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THE FIFTEENTH EDITION

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the Public, the utmost care and attention has been bestowed
revisal,

upon

its

and an exact accentuation placed upon the

infinitives of the

verbs.

Some hundred

useful and necessary words have

its

been added,
it

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Pocket Dictionary.
o has

The open and

line
is.

close pronunciation
line over the e

of the e

and

been pointed out, by a small

and 5

when
line z
ds.

close,

and without the said

when

open.

The

single z

and

double zz, when pronounced like

are also

marked with

the

same

zz,

which

is

omitted

when they

are to be

pronounced like

The Editor

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himself that these improvements will be of

the greatest utility to students of the Italian Language.

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OP

THE ITALIAN TONGUE,

Br
J.

OUISEiVU, A.M.

CHAPTER

I.

ACCIDENCE OF THE

OBSERVATIONS
On
N.B.
For
the letters a,
t,
i",

and J

o, u,

and v

c,

g, h,

t, t, s,

m, and

n.

the sake (if simplicity and brevity, the translation nf the Italian n'oi dispensed with, wherever it was judged not to be absolutely wanted. Should a become necessary to the reader, the dictionary is at hand.

A is alwajs sounded broad, like a in alarm, fathom ; thus, padre, madre, amare. But a -with an accent at the end of words, has a quick sharp sound; thus the a in calamit, calamity, is sharjper than It is in
calamita, a loadstone. has generally a close sound, as in the English words pen, fen, y:enerous ; thus, maledire, pede, bene. But sometimes it is open, as in there ; thus, teina, mnsa, pna. No sure rule can be given on this point.

before

a,

I,

sounds k,

do in EngUsh,

C before e, i, sounds like ch in U>e English words cAiW, cheek: cicerone, In this case, when two cc meet, the first takes the sound of a soft t ; thus, accento,

accidente, read atshento, atshidente. after ci follows another vowel, as

When

da, one

eie, ci, ciu, they syllable, and the

must be pronounced in has a faint sound

:

/ sounds Uke double

ee in sleep

diritto,

Ch sounds k
chi,

chiodo, chioma,

chimico, che,

J is always a Towel in the Italian, and sounds like i, but somewhat longer, as y in the English words you, yonder, yield. Its chief use is to form the plural of nouns in io short, that is, pronounced in one syllable; as, tempio, temple, tempj ; principio, beginning, principi which otherwise would be confounded with tempi, from tempo, time and
;

read kiodo, kioma, kimico, &c. before a, o, u, sounds as in the English

words gadfly, goblin, gunner :

gamba, gobbo,

G before e

snd

1, ha.<;

found in the

soft g- of the

principi

from principe, prince. It is also employed by some grammarians in the tenses of verbs where two ii should meet ; but this ought to be done only when the two ii form but one syllable, as ch' io studj, che tu studi, &C. but not io sentj, io udj, in which words the letters ii form two distinct syllables. O sounds sometimes open, as in the English
words globe,
cold .-^pvero, ppulo,
tlto.

Sometimes cioe, as in English come, some : tornamento, volere. Practice alone can teach the difference. U has always the sound of u, as in the English words "iuH, rule, or the double oo in
:

moon, soon unico, publico, nudrire. U before in the same syllable, pronounced faintly: buono, fuoco, uomini,
o, is

figliuola, suocero.

Except in duo,

tuo, suo,

virtuoso, in

which the u has its full soimd, because then the and the o form two distinct syllables. In any other case, vowels combined together form but one sound, as in
V, which is a real consonant, is pronounced as the English v ; verso, tavola, velo. "When two I't come together, thev eire pronounced like a single one; thus, avvenire, read ovenirt avventuri, lead aventura

gender, agent, giant : genio, gesto, giro. Gi, gio, gi, are pronounced dgia, dgio, dgiu, in one syllable, and the i has a faint sound Giaccio, giostra, giubba. Gna, gne, gni, gno, gnu, cannot be rethey are presented by English sounds pronounced like the French words Espagne, Campagna, campagne, mignon, lorgner : agnello, incognito, ignudo, giunto. G before li has a liquid sound, which the English language has not, except perluips in It is the words million and vermilion. nearer the French words Jille, bouillon, But it Figlio, megliori. medaglia. famille keeps the English sound in the words Anglicano, negligere, negligente, negligenza, negletto, and its other derivatives. GG. Vhen two gg come together before e or i, the first g has the soft sound of d, as in the English word edge :oggetto, oggi. The letter h between g and e, i, strengthens the sound, which becomes then as the English words get, gift : GhicKcio, ghigno, botteghe.
:

the sound of dj, as English words

it appears that the letter h, although has no sound of itself, contributes to alter the sounds of other letters, namely c and g. For thus che, chi, and glie, ghi, by the interposition of an A, lose the sounds of ce, ci, g,

Hence

it

gi.

It also serves to distinguish some words alike in sound, though diflerent in meaning.

ITALIAN TONGUE.
as hanno, they have, and anno, year; ha, he has, and the preposition a, to; /mi, thou hast, and fl!, to the. Many persons write now these words and some others witliout the h thus, 0, ai, a, anno, instead of Uo, hai, ha, hanno. S. This letter has t\?-o sounds, one strong with some hissing, and the other soft, somewhat like z. It is pronounced strong in the beginning of words, as in English, safety, tnon-y : sapere, santo, senno, subito. It is commonly soft between two vowels, as in Likewise before d, caso, guisa, tesoro, rosa. g, I, m, n, r, v as sdegno, sguardo, svelare, disiiare. Yet it sounds harsh in cos thus, 1 yes, and roso^ tosa, from the verb rodere, to

vu

ZandZZ. This letter, as well single as double, has two sounds ; one strong, like ts in benefits, and the other soft, like ds In Windsor. The strong sound is the most general: tlms, for nozze, fazzoletto, bellezza, zana, zio, zucca, read uctse, fatsa&c. The sound is generally soft in the word ending in anza, enza, onza and in these words, which, in Latin, and in English words derived from the Latin, are written with a z, a c, or a t, pronounced like a soft r.
letto,
:

Thus

for

costanza,

prudenread
cesta n

pnidenilsa, &c. No certain rule can be given to distinguish when the s is soft, and when harsh ; for,

Sc before a, o, u, sounds ska, skn, thu ; thus, scabro, scolare, scusa, sound like the

English words scalp, score, Sc before e, i, sounds like

words shave, shipping

scena, scinto.English
form one has a faint sound :

scurvt/. sh, in the

although most words written with a double zz have a strong sound, many of them, however, have a soft sound; such are rezza,
mezzo, &c.
that in pronouncing words in either strong or soft, a slight pause is to be the somid t or d, by doubling them, it were. Therefore in pronouncing nozze, bellezza, prudenza, azuro, tr; to pause thus :
2,

Remember

The sounds
syllable only,

scia, scie, scio, sciu,

and the

made on
as

jiatienza,

T. This letter joined to ia, te, ti, io, in the middle, or at the end of words, is pronounced as Is in benejits thus in gratia, naiione, and other such words of Latin derivation, pronounce grattia, natsione, patsienza. This orthography has now become obsolete, and the letter t is supplied with r, which has also the sound of ts. The / is, however, kept in verbs, and in some nouns ; and it is pronounced like the English Thus read with t, I in time, trusty, tulip. portiamo, partiamo, &c. and malatia, questione, molestia, natio, in the sense of no/ire : with some other words, perhaps, which
;

ntt-se,

Indeed
letters letters

mm,

prudnd-sa, dd-suro bUett-sa, this remark attaches equally to the and n, and above all to the doubled nn ; and even to every doubled
;

consonant, such as dd, II, tt, &c. between which a slight pause must be made and every sound, either guttural or nasal, ought to be carefully avoided. Thus in reading immenso, parlammo, innocente, prudentemente, addio, rebelle, attentare, mark the m and n, nearly as in the English words, brim, fan, dim, men, and read im-men-so, parldm-mo,
in-noc^n-te, pru-den-tcmn-ie.

practice will teach.

PRACTICAL TABLE.
a

e (dose)

A'nima casa d^za mtislca parla

Cecit felicit dar sar parler

e (open)

Bne male pedne maledire crrere Mnsa tma pna rba rndita
Mirifico inimico chiavistllo cibo ripino .Iaspide jculojaclnto gli studj i tempj Pvero ppolo tlto ggi galppo Tomamiito volre rdine chima cure duo tuo suo Buno fuco umini Jlii tuoi suoi mietitura mite Avna movvcle misventra viatre Avventurso misawenlre avviso avvertnza Castllo cattivo cavalcare incanto mancare Cllo coprto accrto giocondezza fico Cclo cpola accurato curvatura cur^a

(open) o (close)

u
i'

iti,

before o uoi

.;.-....

vv
ca
co

cu

b2

ACCIDENCE OF THE
ce
ci

Cervello cento infeUce faceto cce

Cicerne pacifico cicalalrfre dici

e, i
.

cfljo

ce before te btfore eia

eie
.

eia

....... ...,,.
.
. .
.

a,o,u.

Accnto cappuccino accecare accigliare Accanto accncio accordare accusa Cidncia ciarlatano ciascheduno mancia
Cielo ciecamente freccie ^ruccie Cicca cioccoI<(ta cioncatre lccio Ciurma ciurmglia ciiischero ciurmare Chido chima duchezza chi che Gamba garbato gareggiante ragazza Gbbo gffo prgola rgola pago Gusto gustso aguzzare egualmente Gmma germano degenerato agvole Girasle girlla agitatre digito legine Giacimnto cervgia giardino giallo Giostrare giovanzza regine prigine Giunchiglia giumlla giudo digiunare Campagna pugnare ragnatllo cagna Agnlle degnvole magntico plgnere Dignit incognito inggni rgni Ragnlo indgno ignoranza sgno

eh

ga
go

gu
g gi gi
gio

.......

gi

gna
gne
gni

gno
gli ^g'

^u
ghe, ghi , strong
3, toft

Eagnulo ignudo ognuno isnudre Figlia figlio mglio medaglia quagUa

Oggetto ggi protggere leggerzza Fatfghe lughi ghiccio gherfano Sapere santo stdio snno snso Sdgno sguardo guisa usurire Scabro scacciare riscaldare invescato Scolare scglio mescolato disclpa Scusato scudo scucito scula Scna scegliere discpolo scematre
Scilcco disciplina scinto fscia
Scitica lasciato ambasciadre sciagura Scinza scierpellne scientifico coscinza Scioccamente scio discllto fscio

tea
SCO

scu
see
sci

scia
scie scio

sciu 22, 2, like ts . . . 22, z, like da m, mm, n, nn, or

Asciutto sciugto prescitto sciugre . . Nzze fazzoltto zucca zio Zodiaco azro mzzo prudnza . anj other doubled letter, as bb, dd, JJ\ /ic. Bambino fimbria immnso smma dnde danno inganno dabbne addoppio diffuso ermellino frro gattne lppola latte matto addolorato affacendto agguglinza baccante ballando favlla gennjo lijipitdine mottggio.
.

CHAPTER
are two accents Italian, the grave (') and the acute ('). Orare accent. 1. It is put on nouns in ^i and )i, which have the singular and ])lural
bont, viriti, gioventit. Such nouns ended formerly in arfe and a<e, urfc and u<e, and they are stili used in poetry. 2. On the third person singular of the
alike; as
bclti,

TI.

ACCENTS, APOSTROPHE, AND ELISION.

THERE

preterj.erfect tense of verbs, of which the first jierson ends in two vowels ; thus am, cred. credei. But write without the grave accent, vinte, prese, from vinsi, presi 3. On the first and third person singular of every verb in the future tense; thus, amer, antera^ creder, creder, sentir,

from amai,

sentir.


ITALIAN TONGUE.
2.

IX
vowel;
ne. se, di, receive the apoas voi m'intendete,

Mi. a,

ci, vi,

trojihe before a

there, /a, the and her, , l the and tliey; d he gives, da from; rfi day, di of; si yes and so, si one's self; he is, e and; per therefore, pero, a pear-tree.

egli l'intende, s'inganner,

s'.iffers

However, ei no abbreviation before a and u, in

&c.

Some

otlier

words are

also written

with the

order to avoid a harsh pronunciation. 3. The words which have the grave accent, as dir, far, felicit, &c. are never abbreviated, except che with its compounds, perch, bench, sicclii, &c. perch' era, bench' cn4. These sis words, unn, bello, grande, santo, quello, buono, before masculine nouns

costi and cost there, cosi thus, gi already, ci that which; with many others which practice will teach. 5. Wlien a word, having the grave accent, is joined to anothel word, the consonant of the latter word must be doubled, and the accent be taker, off; tails <;i and d, joined to mi. become dimmi, tell me, dammi, give me; fur and lo are made farollo, I will do it; pili and tosto become piuttosto, sooner,

that begin with a consonant, are abridged a:i i thus un, bel, gran, san, quel, buon un, beli', grand', sant'. quelC, before vowels buon' as un libro, un bel libro, gran cavallo, an Pietro, quel soldato, buon pane, un amico, -'" uomo, grand' ingegno, sant' Antonio,
: ;

&c. &c.
Acute Accent. This accent is used only on the i of words ending in I'o and {a, whenever
iu

and
:

(a are

pronounced in two distinct

syl

lables

Some

as pazzia, desio, galleria, addio. writers use it likewise on words

which have a double

signification ; as tenre to hold, tnere tender; ancra again, ncora an anchor ; nettare nectar, nettare to cleanse,

uelP aof these words are abridged by correcL writers, before feminine nouns, exccp't grande : as gran barca, grand' armata. Observe also that neither these words, nor any others, should be abridged before an * impura, that is, an s followed by a consonant; as jpeccAzo, <'u(/io, &c. therefore wiite C!ontrary bello specchio, quello studio, &c. examples are to be met with, but they are
5. All words in the singular numl>er, wlch have one of the liquid consonants, /, m, n, r,

&c. but this nicety is not strictly observed now, unless the sentence should offer an ambiguous meaning. Apostrophe and Elision. The apostrophe is a mark to show that one or more letters are cut off; and the elision is the cuttini; oft of those letters. They are used in the follow1.

After the articles

lo, la,

li,

gli, le,

and

their oblique cases, when they meet before words that begin with a vowel, or when thev are abbreviated ; as l'anima, Uonore, de' libri, a' padri, &c. with the exceptions noticed in tlie following chapter. Vet, in poetry, several licences are taken, and we find lo amore, lo eccesso, lo imperador, lo ingiusto ; and even lo'ngiusto, lo'mperadore. The i of the arUcle i7 is cut off after a word ending with a vowel, but not the vowel of ihat word; a.s tutto 'I paese; mi dica 'I mo
:

vowel, may lose their final vowel, unless they should meet before wortls that begin with s followed by a consonant. lost in the plural number. The vowels after I and r are oftener lost and n except in verbs, than those after for then the vowel after is very often cut off; as altendiam, andiam, Jtngiam, &c. for attendiamo, &c. 6. Infinitives joined to mi, ii, ci, vi, si, ne, lo, la, le, gli, or any other word to which they are united, drop their final e thus, per vederlo, sentirsi, pentirci, &c. instead of pet
l)efore their final

Vowels are seldom

minute exceptions concerning the apostrophe and elision they must be left to practice, or to larger treatises: this was thought enough for our present plan *it> ;oung students.
to

As

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CHAPTER
The Itlians have
Masculine.

III.
;, lo, la.

three deanite Articles,

la

tht

Ablative

dal

dallo

dalla

/roi .the

Plural.
Ifomiiiative i gli Genitive dei or de' degli Dative ai or a' agli
le

delle
alle le

ofthe
the

and una for the feminine; alcuni, alcune, f. for the plural. Un is used before uno, before an * followed
".

Accusative i gli Ablative dai or da' dagli

dalle

from

the

used before masculine nouns which begin with a

definite article
il is

The

Singular.

litiok, libro.

A book, un libro A scholar, uno scolare A lady, una donna

Some Some Some
books, alcuni libri scholars, alcuni scolari ladies, alcime donne

Plural.
libro G. del libro D. al libro A. il libro -46. dal libro
il

y.

iUbri
dei or de' libri ai or a' Ubri

JUbri

Si

an

followed by
Zeal, scio.

a consonant, and beginning with s. Study,

JV.

prepositions di, a, and da, are used in the indirect cases. Di is made d' before a vowel or an h, and a is made ad in the same

The

studio.

circumstance; da suifers no change.

Plural.
lo studio

D'un
Di

sigTiore

gli studj

Ad mi signore
Da un
signore

G.

D.

dello studio alio studio

Ab. dallo studio

degli studj agli studj gli studj. dagli studj

D'una signora Ad una signora Da una signora

D' Avignone

Roma A Roma Da Roma

Ad Avignone
Da Avignone

The definite article la is used before fL-mine nouns which begin with a consonant.
Singular.
Plural.

Ri-marks. 1. The article lo is never a bridged in the plural, unless the following noun should begin witli an . Therefore write gl' ingegni, gt imtrumenti, but gli
2. The article la is never abridged in tlse unless tli8 following word should begin with an e, as Peloquenxe but write ombre, le anime, le invenzioni. &c. However, some nouns beginning with e, which end alike in the singular and tlie plural, receive the article le without an apostrophe. Thus write le effigie, the images, to distinguish it from its singular, Peffigie, the image. 3. A\'henever the prepositions con, in, su, ver, in the sense of tvith, in, upoii, for, or by, meet with the definite articles 7, lu, la, they are altered, as will be seen in tlie fol loving table: ne/ for in il; nello for in lo, &c. The Italian words printed iu italics

plural,

li

vowel.

Friei

Plural.
gli

amici

degli ami(

The

article

la

before

have become

obsolete.

ITALIAN TONGUE.
Singular. Nel, nello; nella, Col, collo ; colla, Sul, sullo ; sulla, Pel, pello ; fella, Plural. nei or ne', negli ; nelle, in Me coi or co', con gli o- cogu ; colle, nith tit su' or sui, sugli ; sulle, upon the pelli, pei or pe*, per gli ; pelle,/or the

SI

As, nel giardino, nello spirito, nella camera, ' giardini, negli spiriti, nelle camere, &c.

an

is

added

to the

word, for the sake of

"When the prepositions ijt ajnd fon, and meet with a wor" beginning witli an followed by a
4.

also the particle non,

pronunciation. Therefore, instead of in strada, con spavento, non stare, yo\i will find n istrada, con ispavento, non is

CHAPTER

IV.

Adjectives. All the Italian adjectives end either in or in e. form their feminine The adjectives in singular in a, their masculine plural in i, and their feminine plurul in e. The adjectives ending in e in the singular, form their plural in ;, and they have the both nummasculine and feminine alike

L'Asia

piit

popolata

dell'

Europa: Asia
del

it

more populous than Europe. Questo giardino meno largo

this

vostro;

not so large as yours. The word than not followed by an article, or meeting before proper names, is rendered by di as.
is
;

garden

Cicerone

era

piti

eloquente
;

di Hortensio;

Cicero was

more eloquent than Hortensius.

ricco di voi
I
is

~ Dotto,
learned.

dotta, fs. dotti,

mp.
1

dotte,

fp.

Sono meno

am

not so rich as ad-

ind

{.

sing, cortesi,

AVTien the comparison

made between
:

plurclwi.

A djecti ves
JSuriiber

agree
substi
e cortese

in
;

gender and
as,

with their

Vn

signore dotto

donna dotta

' e ortss. Signori dotti e cortesi donne dotte Vn prato verde ; una gonna verde ; i prati verdi ; le gonne verdi : Meadow, '.own. Comparatives. Adjectives become compaXHlives with the assistance of piit more, and meno less; thus, caro, dear; piti caro, d.-arer, meno caro, less d^ar. The particles via or vie ; assai, mollo, in the sense of iKcA, a great deal: are often added to comparatives, to increase their energy. Ex. Cesare stato via pi or assai pi, or inolio piti, felice di Pompeio, Caesar was much more tortunate than Pompey. La sorella vie meno, or assai meno, or t>io//o tnf Ko ostinata del fratello : tiie sister is far less obstinate than the brother.

jectives, adverbs, verbs, or substantives, with out articles, //laii is rendered by cAe as, Mia sorella pi gentile che bella ; sister is more graceful than pretty. Questo mi dar piti fatica che profitto ; inis ... trouble than profit.

my

litely.

Siiperlative$.

The

superlatives are

formed

by changing the last vowel of the adjective iiito itsimo, with the variation of oUier adjectives in gender and number; as, Do-o, learned; dottissimo, dottissima , dottissimi, dottissime, most learned. But if tne article the be joined to most,

felice,

comparatives, followed by an article, or a pronoui' possessive. Is expressed in Italian by del, dallo, della, de', degli, delle, suitable to the gender and number of the noun ; as,
after

The word than

then the superlative is exprssssed by il pi, i pi, le pi as, il piti felice, la pi i pi felici, le pi felici, tlie happiest, or the most happy. Sometimes tie repetition of the positive is enouijh to form a suijerlative as, // temvo freddo freddo, the weather is very
la piit,
; ;

cold. Sofia ia bella delle belle;

finest

woman

m the world.

Sophia

is

the

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Quello
:

tedioso tedioso

I think

the formation of their comnaratives and

perlatives.

sv,-

The

following adjectives
Positive.

inregular in

Comparative.
megliore better, peifgiore worse, maggiore greater,

Superlative,

Buono good,
Cattivo bad, Grande great, Piccolo little,

ottimo the best

pessimo the worst

massimo the greatest

minore

less.

minimo the
employ substantives.

least

One may

likewise say;

piti

grande, pi cat-

Thus,
;

for eloquentis.

tivo, pi piccolo.

Observe that meglio and peggio, in the sense of in a better, in a worse manner, are adverbs, and cannot be joiiied to substantives. Therefore say; un megliore libro, a better book ; un peggiore temperino, a worse penknife; and not meglio, peggio. But say. far meglio, far peggio, he will do bette'r,

aimamente, imprudentissimamente ; say rather, con 7nassima eloquenza con grandissima imprudenza. Augmentative! and Diminutives The sijnification of many nouns, both substantives and adjectives, may be either increased or diminished, bv the addition of certain syllables to their termination.
I.

Adverbs of the superlative degree are formed by changing the last letter of the
learned, is formed dottissimamente most learnedly; from santo holy, santissimamente most holily, &c. but this manner of expressing one's self must be used cautiously ; and instead of such long words, it is better to

....

The

augmentatives, reducible to rules,

^

0, ni. orta, f.
i,

in a

good

bul.'c.

The addition ame, dance of any thing.

e.tpresses a great

abun-

Libro, book

Ragazza,
jolly girl.
Ciisa,

f.

librone, a very large book. a girl; ragazzona, a stout

uccia

and

uzzo, ,uzza, indicate something

;

small or contemptible as, Casuccia, a small mean-looking house.

Votnvzzo, a puny little fellow. Yet all these rules are liable to exceptions, which nothing hut practice can teach; for besides the terminations which we have just given for augmentatives and diminutives, many others are freely used in familiar conversation, and in books on light subjects. Thus from rfonirt, a woman; casa, a house; a book ; may be formed the following augmentatives and diminutives ; Donnone, a tall stout masculine woman. Donnona, a tall strong healthful woman. Donnaccia, an impudent shameless vilibro,

a house; casotto, casotto, a good roomy house. Sata, a parlour; salciia, a good sitUngCiivallo, a

horse;

cavatacelo, casaccio,

a great ugly

Casa, a

house;

an ugly large

Genie, people;

gentame, a great crowd of

Observe that many nouns have a natural ending in accia, accio, and ame, without being augmentatives. Observe also that the augmentaUves masculine often come from feminine nouns, as
diminutives reducible to rules, are formed in ino, elio, etto, with the variations incident to adjectives and substantives in o
2.
;

rago.

Donnetta, a pretty little prattling woman. Donnicciuola, a mean-looking little wo-

The

Donnicina, a pretty little woman. Donnaccia, a pretty, but vulgar woman. Donnaccione, a bold impudent stout woCasone, a very large house, a mansion. Casaccia, a large ill-contrived house. Casamento, a well-built roomy house. Cosatone and Casolare, a large ruinous
Casolaraccia,

Carino, ms. carina, fs. fp. dear pretty little create

<

Poverello, poverella, poverelli, poverelle, poor

Liliretto, a pretty little book. Acquetta, a rlear small stream. Such diminutives denote generally endearment, and smallnets. Other diminutives ending chiefly in uccio.

large

roofless

decayed

ITALIAN TONGUE.
Libraccio, an ugly large book.
Libricoln.
Cosile, a poor thatched cottage. Casella, a small low -built house. Catotta, a snug comfortalile house. Casella, a snug house, also a neat kennel. Casetlina, a very little, but genteel house. Casellino, in. Casetlina, f. a neat pretty cot.

Ill
Libercolo, a small

and

contempt!

Die pamphlet. Libretto, a pretty neat little book. Librettino, a very little and pretty boot;

in

but
are

Casina, a very small house. Ciuino, a small neat summer house. Librone, a bulky heavy book.

with thousands of other -words, the range of humour and whims ; few augmentatives and diminutives admitted in a style strictly correct, beyond those in one,ame, accio for increasing, and those in ino, etto, dio for diminishing.
all

And so on,

CHAPTER
VROSOVya Personal
;

V.
Indetern

Possessive

Relative; Demonslratiix
Personal,

Pronoum

Di

Da

me, from

me

A noi, ci,

noi, of US ne, to

Da noi, from

us

Second Person, Singular.

Plural.

Di

voi,

of you

te, ti,
ti,

Te,

to thee thee

Da

te,

from thee
he,

Da
it

VOI,

from you
Plural.
essi,

Third Person masculine Singular

Beli,
et, e-, esso,

Belino,

they

Di

lui, of lui, gli, to

lo, il,

him him

Zh

loro, of them loro, loro, to them

gli, li,

Lui,

Da
1

lui,

him, it from him

Loro,

them

Da

loro,

from Ihem

Person feminine Singular.

FMa, essa, she, Di lei, other

it

Plural. Elleno, esse, they

Di

lei, le, to her Lei, la, her, it

loro, ot them loro, loro, to them

le,

Loro,

them
from tliem

Da

lei

from her
one's self,
is

Da
of
all

loro,

The reflected pronoun te,

Di

genders and numbers

se, of one's self, himself, herself, itself, themselves se. si, to one's self, himself, herself, &c. Se, si, one's self, himself, herself, &c. tCf from one's self, himself, herself, &c.

Da


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ACCIDENCE OF THE
,

This pronoun acquires still r strength IO. stessa. and elegance by the addition of stessi, stesse, which are also often joined to
per se slesso, the other personal pronouns per se stessa, per se stessi, per se stesse, by himself, herself, &c. Lo far da me stesto, I will do it myself. Wrth me, niith thee, with himself, herself, :. take the Latin turn, and aie expressed by
;

gli

In effecting this union, u, H, ci, ti, and vi, change the i into e, and become me, te. Sec. is changed into glie and luru reu^iiia the
;

Mene dar, he will give me some. Tene dar, he will give thee some. Sene procurer, he will get some. Gliene dar, I will gire him or her some. Cene dar, he will give us some.
Vene dar, I will give you some.

placed wlth the prepoi a pr

noun personal, and

as
is

it is
is

Ne prometto loro, I promise some to them. The place of /oro, in the sense of to them,
always after the verb. The union with the articles
is

nd fer inine,
si

its

plural

made

after

loro,

with them,

men
In reading the following lines, you have only to suppose melo, mela, &c. to be ia the place of the asterisks. Thus melo dar, telo dar, &c. he will give it to me.

apartof,afit,&c.
Melo mela meli mele dar, he will give it to me, Sec. Telo tela teli tele * mander, he will send it to thee, &c. Glielo gliela glieli gliele dar, I will give it to him, &c. Selo sela seli sele * procurer, he will procure it to himself, 4c. Celo cela celi cele * dir, he will tell it to us, &c. Velo vela veli vele * procurer, I will procure it to you, &c.

Pronount Possessiva,

The
Singular.

articles sboi

sufficiently the

gendar and number.

Plural
e,
',

my, mine.
thy, thine.
his, her, its.

',

la nostra

the

then the article

orella

is

used

il

fratello mio, la

wanted, but

il

be used with the plural

number; as, Mia sorella, di mia

Vostro fratello, di

Obspjve also, that all possessive pronouns English with the possessor ofa thing, but in Italian, always with the thing possessed; as, mio fratello ama sua moglie e le sue sorelle,
agree

But

ther. say, le

my
m
elle, i vostri fratelli.

The

snrellaama suo marito, ed

sister loves her

brotier loves his wife aid his sisters. Mia i suoi fratelli, vay

pronoun may, however, be transposed, and

husband and her

brothers.

Relative.

All pronouns have a relative signification, but the following ones are peculiarly so called.

Singular and Plural ; Masculine and Feminine. who, that, which was speaking to you. / Che di che, di chi, or di etti ; a che, a chi, "r a cui da che. or da chi that, who, which libri che compr, the books that, which he of whom, whose, of which, &c. as, la donna bought. i case che sono larg-'j*, the houses ehe vedete, the lady whom, that, which you that, which are large, see. // signare che vi parlava, the gentleman
;

ITALIAN TONGUE.
, is susceptible of an as. Il signore il di cui
ir il

xv
avete veduta, tlio lady vliose

madre di cui mother you saw.

or la

padre di cui cnnotose father you know. madre,

I soldati al di cui capitano, or al cui capitano, or al capitano i cui parlammc, the soldiers to tlie captain of whom we spoke.

onoun$ Demonatrative.
,

mp.

qurste, f^. this, these. quelle, f. that, those.

;

Cului,

m.

colei,

f!

coloro, m'.

,1. and f. this, these he, she, they. ' and f. that, those ; he, she, they.
gular number ; as. questi fit felice, quegli sfortunato: this man was happy, and that unfortunate, Cotesto, cotesto, cotesti, coleste, in the sense of (/>, Mwe, arestill in use ; but co</hi, this

quel before a consonant ; and quelli is often contracted into quei. Quegli, in the sense of quelli, is singular and plural. Qui and l are sometimes added to give more strength to tlie pronouns ; as, questo qui, tliis one here ; jueWo /.I , that one there. Questi and quegli are often used iu the sin-

Quello

is

made

man, and cotestoro. these or those, have become obsolete. Codesto, codesta. Sic. is a cor
ruption of cotesto.

Pronouns Indeterminate or
O^ni, m. and
tutta,
tutti,
f.

Indefinite.
altri,

sing, each,

every. Ti(o,
every one, a

Altro, altra,

tutte, signifies all,

which makes
d'altrui,

altriii, in its

totality.

ad altrui

Ciascheduno, chedune ; and ciascune, every Qualche, m.

plural,

ciaschedujui, ciascheduni, ciasciascuno, ciascuna, ciascuni,

other and others.

one, every body.

alcuni,

and f. sing, some and in the m. alcune, f. some, some

;

singular instead piange, one laughs and the other cries. Si, one, people, men, they, it is ; as, one says, people say, it is said.
:

altre, other, others; oblique cases ; as, of other and others, to ; Altri is often used in the altri ride, altri of altro
si diet,

Detached Observations on the Pronouns.

Veruno, veruna, veruni, verune, none, not one. Nessuna, nessuna, nessuni, nessune: and niuno, niuna, niuiii, niu7ie, nobody, no one, no
ones. Certo, certa, certi, certe, some, some one ; certain one, certain ones. Tale, m. and f. sing, tali, m. and f. plural, such, such another, such others.
1. Ci and vi, which signify us, to us ; yov. to when they are personal pronouns, are likewise adverbs, in the sense of Aere and Mere, '2. A'e, without any accent, is sometimes a

ypu,

Chiunque,
*>ver.

m. and

f.

sing,

whosoever, who-

any.

personal pronoun which signifies us, to us ; sometimes an indeterminate pronoun, in the sense of tome, any, o/iV, o/ Mem, &c. But n*. with the grave accent, signifies not, nor, netiher ; and ne' with an apostrophe, is an abbreviation of nei, in the ; ne' campi, in the fields. 3. Si, an indeterminate pronoun, in the sense of one, people, men, they, is of extensive use in Italian, as will appear by the following examples. Si is written se, when it meets

Ae, some, of it, of them.

Si dicono incredibili cose, Si sono prese molte navi, Non si paria di pace, Se ne sapr qualche cosa, Vi si domanda del pane,

with

ne.

they say incredible things. they have taken many ships. they say nothing of peace. rve mill hear something of it. they ask you bread.

Witiimanv other turns which we shall have occasion to notice more at large in our observations on passive ve bs.

Essential

wish

to

make

AVTien the Italians Remark. show a piirticular regard, they use of the tliird person of the Texb,

ACCIDENCE OF THE
Singular, Masculine, and Femmine. Ella or /, she- -you, sir or madam. Di lei, of her- of you, sir or madam. lei, le, to her to you, sir or madam. La, her you, sir or madam. Da lei, from her you, sir or madam. Plural, Masculine and Feminine. lyOr signori, they you, gentlemen and ladies. Di lor signori, 'of them of you, gentlemen

A
)r

ui voi

applied to

sometimes Votsipnorla takes the place and run of vostra, for the singular, ; men and women. Lor tignnri,

masculine and feminine, supply the second person plural. Vossignora is an abbreviation of vostra signoria, and lor signori, of le signorie toro but ella or lei are now more fashionable than vossignoria. This manner of speaking -rill become quite familiar, if we accustom ourselves to the idea that we are speaking of a person, instead of speaking to her, as will appear in the transposition of the following pronoun.
:

and

ladies. lor signori, to

them to you, gentlemen and

Lor

signori,

le,

themyou,

gentlemen and

Da lor signori, from themfrom you, gentlemen and ladies. The following examples will render these
observations plainer.

trarsi dagl' impacci, che viaggiar l Italia. Re ella entrer da Venezia, vedr una citt unica al mondo, per la sua situazione ;

non

ma

sar questa 1* unica cosa che la sorprender. Ferrara le far vedere una bella e vasta solitudine. Bologna presenter a suoi occhi tin altro bel prospetto.
illustre

You cannot do better, sir, to divert rfoiirtelffrom affairs, than to travel through ItahjShould you enter it on the side of Venice, oh mill see a toivn, the only one in the vrl,l >..r Us situation ; but this it not the only thing rvhich mill surprite you. Ferrara mill offer to you a beautiful and
vast solitude, Bologna mill present to

your

eyes another

mli di Jlodena, come patria Muratori. a ella

giorno, signora,

dell'

sta-

Buon Le

Benissimo per
sar

come sta ella ? servirla, la ringrazio.

Signore, favorisca di sedersi, la prego. suo amico.

sempre intimo

Good day, madam, how do you do f Very mli, at your service, I thank you. Pray, sir, do me thefavotir to be seated. I shall almays be your most devoted friend.

CHAPTER
VERBS '.Auxiliary
;

VI.
;

Regular

and Irregular
>t

Ob. 1. The personal pronouns io, tu. Sec. are placed above the tenses of the verbs. In the following pages, to distinguish the persons but it will be better to conjugate the verbs without them, except in the three persons singular of the present of the subjunctive, and the first and second persons of the preterite tense of the same
;

of a similarity in the end-

ings.
2. As the persons who apply to the Italian tongue have commonly begun already to learri either the French, the Latin, or their own language by rules, we suppose them able to conjugate an English verb ; Uierefore, we hare inserted the first per-

ITALIAN TONGUE.
sirgular only, for tlie sake of brevity, and he neatness of the tables. 3. For the same reason we give the first erson singular only of the compound tenses, s tliey aie merely the repetition of the verba roe or easere, with tlie participle past of any
311

xvii

verb; Thus, when we have ho tiviilo, it is easy to add hai avuto, ha avuto, abbiamo avuto, avtte avuto, hanno avuto, &c. &c. 4. There are four tenses in all verbs, wheIher regular or irregular, which have the same termination.

The Imperfect qfthe Indicative.

Futute of the Indicative.

rai

remo
Imperfect Conditional.

rete

ranno

rest

rebbe Somilimes,
ria

chiefly in poetry
;

remmo

roste
riate

rebbero
rianno

ria

riamo

&

rebbono

Preterite of the Subjunctive.

is

the onlj verb \rhicb does not follow

tliis

scheme;

i;nd tliat onlj- in the

ii

Conjugation of the Auxiliary Verb avere,

to

have,

INFINITIVE.
Avere,
f.

to

have, to poitett.

Avendo, con avere, coll' avere, in aver Avuto, ms. avuta, fo. avU, m. pt. avt

INDICATIVE.
J have.
Io, fu,

Compound Tense.
egli;
noi,
voi,

I have had.

eptino.

Ho,
Imperfect.
Preterite.

hai,
ai,

ha;

abbiamo, avete, abbiamo, avete,

h.lnno,

dnno.

I had

ho avuto, &c. / had had.

Aveva,
I had. Ebbi,

avevi,
avesti,

aveva;
ebbe;

avevamo, avevate, avevano.

aveva avuto.

avemmo,
avremo,

aveste,

I had had. ebbero.ebbi avuto.

I thall or will have had.
avranno avr avuto. I would have luid. avrebbero. avrei avuto.

Future.
Conditional.

I shall or will have Avr, avrai. avr ; I rvnitld, could, should have. avresti, Avrei, avrebbe;

avrete,
avreste,

avremmo,

SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL.
Present.
ch'io,

That I may have, cheta

dlibia

that I may have had.

ch'egli;

che noi,

A'bbia,
Preterite.

& abbi,

dbbia;
avesse;

abbiamo,
avessimo,

che voi, abbiate,

aveste,

ch'eglino.

That I might have.

avessi,

abbiano. abbia avuto. that I might have had.

avessero.

Avessi,

avessi avuto.

the

* ^Ve likewise say vn, vi, va first person from the third

; ;

and perhaps vo sliould be preferred to fa, as it distiiiguishoi but custom lias prevailed, and va is now commonly used in-

ACCIDENCE OF THE
IMPERATIVE.
Abbi
or abbia tu, have thou

abbia egli, let him have abbiamo noi, have ye ; abt>ino eglino, let them have.
; :

let

Conjugation nfthe Auxiliary Verb ssere,

to he.

INFINITIVE.
Present.

Essere, to be. to exist.

Gerund.

Essendo,

Part. past. Stato, ms.

Fui,

ITALIAN TONGUE.
GENERAL PARADIGM.
INFINITIVE.

ACCIDENCE OF THE
SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTEXTIAL.
e tu,

eh' egli

che noi,

che voi,

ch'eglino

IMPERATIVE.
,

love thou

ami

egli,

lei

him

love

amiamo

noi,

ii

Ali the Terbs in are are conjugated like anuire. zm ilare, to remain ; with the verbi; ending in c which will be noticed in their proper place.

II.

REGULAR CONJUGATION
INFINITIVE.

Credere, to believe, to think. PresentCredendo, con credere, col credere, in credf-re, Del credere, believing GtrundPart. past. Creduto, creduta, creduli, credute, believed.

ii

crediamo

credete

credon

rrALIAN TONGUK.
SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL.
Ch'io,

Prtsent.
Preterite.

Sent-a
Senli-s

IMPERATIVE.
a
egli,

Ut him hear

sentiamo

CONJUGATION

of

VERBS

ii

Among the verbs of the third conjugation, ending in ?><;, many are irregvlar at tl of the indicative and subjunctive, and likewise at the irajierative. All their other like .ie?itire; and these we present here by their lirst person singular only.
INFINITIVE.
Blandire, blandendo, tilandito, to caress.

INDICATIVE.
Present. Imperfect, ^c.

Blandisco, blandisci, blandisce; blandiamo, blandite, blandiscono. Blandiva; blandii; blandir; blandirei.

SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL.

Many
and

indurare

tliev

Blandisci tu, blandisca egli blandiamo noi, blandite voi, blandiscano eglino. of the verbs in ire, isco, end likewise in are, o; as, colorare and colorite, to colour; 1I.TH indurire, &c. to harden. Poets do not always observe the iiTegularity in isco, write equally njpro and offerisco, mugge and muggisce, langue and languisce, fert and
;

ferisce, '&c.

CONJUGATION OF A REFLECTED AND RECIPROCAL VERB.

Reflected and reciprocal verbs are conjugated alike in Italian. Si, joined to the infinitive, answers to one's self: and the persons in the other moods are expressed as follows:
Sing, mi, ti, si myself, thyself, himself, herself. Plural, ci, vi, ti ourselves, yourselves, themselves. the addition of the pronouns to, tu, egli, noi, voi, eglino.
; :

They seldom have

ACCIDEiNCR OF THE
corapennd d tenses are conjagated with tlie verb ettere : t( myself, &c. Sitig. mi sono divertito; ti sei divertito; s' dirertito. Pltir, ci siamo divertiti, vi siete divertiti, si sono divertiti. And so for the other tenses m'era divertito; mi fui divertito; mi sar divertito, &c For the feminine: mi sono divertita; ci siamo

The

REMARKS

on here

it,

there

is,

&c.

The English adverbs here and there, are expressed in Italian by ei and vi. Ci is commonly used when we speak of a place in which we are, and ri of a place in which we ar aot, as will appear in the following scheme:

, ci

sono, there

is,

there are

here

is,

here are.

V era

stato,

v erano stati,

'

there

had

been.

no stati ? had there been t here f are there f was there f taere there f ino stati ? had there been f
sono, there is not, there are not, Brano, there mas nut, there mere not. Dn c' erano stati, there had not been.

erano, there

mas

not, there

on

v'

erano
is

stati, there
f

mere not. had not been.

f

Non

c'

non

ci

sono ?

not there

are not there

been
?

Non vi fu non vi furono ? has not there Non V* era stato ? &c. &c. had not t/
?"

have n

The tone of the voice marks the difference between a simple affirmation or a negation, and interrogation. Thus: C del pane, there is some bread. C del pane? is there any bread ? Non v'erano molle donne nel giardino, fhere were not many ladies in the garden. Non v'erano molle -donne nel giardino f were not many ladies in tlie garden ?
an

REMARKS on the verb bisognare, in the sense of mutt and ought.

The verb bisognare is an impersonal verb of extensive use in Italian ; and its correspondent English verbs, mutt and ought, not being impersonal, beginners fall into constant mistakes. avoid this, let the English phraseology, / vtusl ffo, you must go, he must go, &c. be turned into it must that I go, it must that you go, it must tliat he goes, &c. and then the following examples will be readily understood and applied.

To

Bisogna eh' io gli parli, Z must speak to him. Bisogna eh' impariate questo, you must leam this. Bisognerebbe eh' io lo facessi, / should do it. Ci bisogna morire, me must die. Vi bisognava vederlo, you ought to have teen him. Bisogner eh' egli mi paghi, he must i>ay me.

We see by these examples,

that che, after this impersonal verb, requires the subjunctive.

DETACHED REMARKS ON VERBS1.

The

Italians use frequently

tives of verbs instead of

nouns

si

fertile masculine singular; as,:/;...-,

is

frequently used instead

ITALIAN TONGUE.
of the imperative, chiefly in spealcing to
inferiors, or in poetry; as, non dir questo alla moglie, do not teli this to your wife; non chiudere il tene alla piet, do not shut your breast to compassion; non ti lasciar

dalla camera, having said Uiat. he went out of the room; finita la predica, uscimmo dalla chiesa, the sermon being over, we left the church; vedutolo, having seen
tisc

vincere dalC ira,

do not

let yourself

be con-

quered by anger.
3.

The

participle passive, conjugated with

essere, agrees a/n'oyj with its nominative; as, il vizio tenuto a vile, la virt lodata, virtue is praised, but vice is despised

ma

Likewise, rvhen, at soon as, or such like expressions, are not erjiressed in Italian, they meet in English with the verb to have, or to be, joined to a participle past; as, fatto cW ebbe, as

when

'

e
i

had

The

participle

conjugated

with

avere,

che fur,

agrees generally with its accusative, when it is placed after that accusative ; but it remains in the masculine singular when it precedes its accusative; as, ho ricevuto la vostra lettera, I have received your letter; la lettera che ho ricevuta, the letter which I have received. Avevano fatto gran cose, they had done great things le gran cose che avevano fatte, tlie great things which they had done. The participle present having and being, joined in English to a participle past, are elegantly omitted in Italian ; as, detto questo.
;

4. The pronoun they, when used in the indeterminate sense of one, n-e, people, men, it is, it was. Sec is rendered in Italian by si but by se, when it meets with iie ; and the verb is put in a reflected form, either singular or plural, as happens to be the
:

noun

to

which

it

relates

Sometimes

the

Let

employ a passive term, peculiar with the help of the verb which is often supjilied by venire, the following examples be carefully observed
Italians
essere,

to their language,

Si Si Si Si Si

dice cosi;

dicono molle cose ;

It is said so. People report

many

things.

che l'avete insultato; loda l'uomo modesto ; lodano gli uomini modesti ;
dir, or dirassi
si
i

They will say that you insulted him. One praises a modest man.
Modest men are praised. One likes to be esteemed.

Amasi, or
Sieguansi

ama d'essere onorato, grandi esempi ;

Mi Mi

si si

domanda uno scudo ; domandano tre ghinee;

un spende-

They ask n

Che si dir di voi se fate ci ? Si direbbe, or direbbesi che siete

Se ne sapr qualche cosa ; Non se ne parla ; Cene sar parlato Mi vien detto da molti
;

What

One would say

will be said of you if you do sof _ that you are a spendthrift.

We shall hear something qf it.

People say nothing of it.

Vene

verr scritto ;
; ;

Siete domandato Mi fu dato un libro Ci fu scritta una lettera; Vi saranno mandate molte

lettere;

They will speak of it to us. I was told so by many people. They will write it to you. Somebody asks for you. I received a book. They wrote a letter to us. You 7vill receive tnany letters.

IRREGULAR VERBS.
following obsen-ations will greatly facilitate the general system of the Italian
irregular verbs.
1. \\'Tien a verb is irregular in the present of the indicative, it is always so in the present of tlie subjunctive, and in tlie impe-

The

venire,

verr, verrei ; porre, porrh, porrei ; Fare, condurre, condurr, condurrei &c.&c dare, stare, take ar arci, instead of erh crei. in their future and conditional; /ar,/arci,
,

8.

Verbs are irregular chiefly in the present

&c.
4. Most of the verbs ending in lre and nre long, and in lire and nire, take the addition of a g- in their present tenses, and hold. as, tenere, to in the imperative;

of the indicative, the preterite of the same mood, and the participle past. 3. Some verbs in nre, lre, long, and in
nirJ
;

and likewise some

in

nere and cere

ACCIDENCE OF THE
ce, ticlgo,

dolga

vtRgo',
5.

venga
verbs in rere a present ten; as parre, j>aio, t(

Some
;

lel'.er r in tlieir

perative moto, and muoiu, to die.

In the tenses wherein will be Caution. found the first person sin^ilar only, the others may be formed easily by tlie general paradigm (pape xix.) Thus, when you have cresco, aioco, amhissi, &c. you have only to observe their proper tenses in the paradigm, and you will readily form cretco, cresci, cresce, &c. &c.

I.

IRREGULAR VERBS

in ara, f e the only irregular of the

Infinitive.

Gerund.

Parliciple.

Andare,

andando,

andato,

fo gu.

andiamo, anda andate, vanno. or to, vai, va Andrei or anderei. vada -vada, vada andiamo, Va, vada andiamo, andate, vadano.

Vado

Andava.
id

Andai.
Andassi.

Cli' io

vadino.

2.

Dare, dando, dato, to give.

Do, dai, da

diamo, date, danno. Dava. Diedi or detti, desti, diede or dette or die; t deir.mo, deste, diedero or dettero or dierono. Dar. Darei. Ch'io dia, dia or dii, dia diamo, diate, diano or diino. Dessi. Da, dia ; diamo, date, diano.
;

3.

Fare, facendo, fatto,

to do.

Fo,

Faceva. fai, fa; facciamo, fate, fanno. fecero. Far. Farei. Ch' io faccia. Facessi. Fa, faccia ; facciamo, fate, facciano.
4.

Feci, facesti, fece;

facemmo,

faceste,

Stare, stando, stato, to

lie,

to live, to stop.

Sub.

Ch'io sUa.

The

verbs in

ce

n the

ti

!S

where the

7/.

Participle.

Peccare, Pregare,

pece mdo, preg indo,

peccato, pregato,

io sin. to

pray.

Pecco, pecc/ii, pecca Prego, pregali, preg;

pecchamo, peccate, peccano. preg'iiamo, pregate, predano. prcg/ier, pregherei, &c. &c.

II.

IRREGULAR VEDBS

i:

Ob. There are but four verbs In re long, wnich are irregular in their participles; namely, the others make parre, parso: persuadre, persuaso- rimanre, rimase; solre, solito. their participle uto.

AH

The third person singular and the N.B. Let this remark be attenttvely considered. third person plural of the preterite tense of the indicative, are formed from the ./irj< singular of that same tense; but th; second prrton lingular, and the Jirct and

pmon

ITALIAN TONGUE.
as,

xxt
from
dolere, giacere'

Dolti, dolesti, dolse;

dolemmo,
,

doleste, dolsero.

Giacqui, giacesti, ^acque ; gi Conobbi, conoscesti, connobbe

Infinilive.
1.

Gerund.

Participle.
io fall.

Cadre, cadendo, caduto,

Ind,

Sub.

Imp.

cadi, cade; cadiamo n Cadeva. Cadd-i, esti, e; emmo, este, er Ch' io cada or caggia. Cadessi. Cadi, cada or caggia ; cadiajno, cadete, cadano.

Cado or caggio,

2. Dolersi, dolendosi, dolutosi, to

complain,

to

ache.
si

Ind.

Mi

dolgo or doglio,

ti

duoli,

si

duole;

ci

dogliamo, t dolete,

doglio^

Sub.

Dolsi, dolesti, &c. Dorr. Doleva Ch' io mi dolga or doglia. Dolessi.

Dorrei.

Imp.

Duoliti, dolgasi

dogliamoci, doletevi, dolgansi.

3.

Dovre, dovendo, dovuto,

io orve.

Ind.
Silfi.

Imp.

or debbo or de^gio, devi, deve deono. Doveva. Dovei or dovetti, doves Doves.si. io debba. Devi, debba; dobbiamo, dovete, debbano.

Devo
Ch"

4.

Giacere, giacendo, giacciuto, io U down.

Ind.
<f6.

Giaccio, giaci, giace; giacciamo, giacete, giacciono. &c. Giacer. Giacerei.

Giaceva.

Giacqui, giacesti,

Ch- io giaccia.

Imp.

Giacessi. Giaci, giaccia; giacciamo, giacete, giacciano.

5.

Tacre, tacendo, tacciuto,

io be sileni.

Taccio.
6.

Taceva.

Tacqui,

tacesti, Acc. like Giacere.

io please.

Piacre, piacendo, piacciuto,

Piaccio.

Piaceva.
7.

Piacqui,

liace^ti,

&c.

like Giacere.

Sapere, sapendo, saputo,

sapete,

to

know.
Seppi,
sapesti,

Ind.

So,

sai,

sa;

sappiamo,
Sapessi.

sanno.

Sapeva.

&c.

Sapr,

Sub.

Ch" io sappia.

Imp.

Sappi, sappia ; sappiamo, sapete, sappiano.

8.

Potre, potendo, potuto,

lo be able.

Ind.

Sub.

Posso, puoi, puj possiamo, potete, possono. Poteva. Potei and poletli, potesti, Potr. Potrei. pot, &i:. Ch* io possa. Potessi. l'ivo imperative.; Poter and Poterei are the future and conditional of the verb polare, to prune vines.
9.

Volre, volendo, voluto,

;

io be n'illing, io tvish.

Ind.

Voglio, vuoi, vuole

vogliamo, volete, vogliono.

Voleva.

Volli, volesti,

&c.

N'oiT.

Sui,

Ch'

io

voglia.

Volessi.

f^o

imperative.) Volerti and volerei are the future and

fly.

conditional of the verb volare, to

xxvi
10.

ACCIDENCE OF THE
Persuadre, persuadendo, persuaso, io periuade.
ete, ono.

Znd. Sub.

Pernad-o,
der.

i, e; iamo, PersuadereL

Persuader.

Persuasi, persuadesti, &e.

Persil

Ch'

Imp.

io persuada. Persuadessi. Persuadi, persuada ; persuad-iamo, ete, ano.

II.

Tenre, tenendo, tenuto,

to hold.

Ini.

Tengo,

tieni, tiene;

teniamo, tenete, tengono.

Tenera.

Tenni,

tenesti,

&c.

Terr,

12.

Rimiinre, rimanendo, rimaso, and rimasto, io stay.

Ri

Ind.

Rimango, rimani, rimane; rimaniamo, rimanete, rimangono.

Ch'

Sub.

Imf.

Rimarr. Rimarrei. a, a; rimaniamo, rimaniate, rimangano. Rimani, rimzmga; rimaniamo, rimanete, rimangano.
rimanesti, &c.
io

rimang-a,

Rimanessi.

13. Parre,

parendo, parso,

to

appear.

Ind. Sub.

Paio and paro, pari, pare; pajamo, parete, pajono.

Parrei. Ch' io paja, paja, &c. Paressi. Pari, paja ; pajamo, pzirete, pajano.

Pareva.

Pani,

paresti,

&c.

Parr.

Imp.

14. Solre, solendo, solito, to be uted.

Soglio, suoli, suole; sogliamo, solete, sogliono. Soleva or era solito, eri solito, &c. and so of all the other tenses -which are corapoimded of the verb <rrtr, xaA the participle tolilo, m. solita, f. thus, ero solito; sarei solito; eh' io sia solito; ch'io
fossi solito,

&c.
15.

Valre, valendo, valuto, to be rjorth.

Vaglio, vali, vale; vagliamo, valete, vagUono.

Valeva.

Valsi, valesti, &c.

Varr.

16.

Vedre, vedendo, veduto, and visto,

to tee.

Ind. Sub.

Vedo and
and

veggio, vedi, vede; vediamo, vedete, viddi, vedesti, &c. A'edr. Vedrei.

vedono ani veggono.

Vedeva.

Vii

Imp.

Ch" io veda and vegga. Vedessi. Vedi, veda; vediamo, vedete, vedano.
verbs follow the conjugation of their mple; as, rivedere, like vedere, &c.

The compound

HI.

CHIEF IRREGULAR VERBS

in ere, shor^

All the irregular verbs in ere short, are reducible to one of the following terminations in

1.

Cere; preterite

ssi, si, bi,

qui; participle

to,

Infinitive.

Preterite

Participle.

ITALIAN TONGUE.
Irifinilhe.

ACCIDENCE OF THE
Infinitive,
Preterite.

Participle.

Difendere

Dipendere
Discendere Distendere

dipesi and dipendei

dipeso

S^

dpenduto

Fondere Impendere
Intendere Na-scondere Offendere

Prendere Pretendere

Rendere
Rispondere Scendere Scindere Sorprendere Sospendere Spandere Spendere

reso Jlc renduto risposto

Tendere Tendere
Fendere, to cleave, and pendere,
5. Gere,

and ggere

preterite

Present.

ITALIAN TONGUE.

ACCIDENCE OF THE
Prcient.
Preterite.

Future.
fraporr

Participi

Fraporre Opporre
I'osporre

frapongo

fraposi

oppongo pospongo
11.

opposi posposi

opporr posporr
;

fraposto opposto posposto

rto.

Pere; preterite pi
Preterite.

participle

Infinitive.

Present.

PaHiciple,

Kompere
Corrompere Interrompere Prorompere
corrompo

ruppi ruppi

Concorrere

ITALIAN TONGUE.
16.

An

contracted from Latin verbs

Traessi,
i;

traiamo and trag

its ci

Verbs of this kind take commonly a double

in the present of the indicative and subjunctive, and in the imperative; the preterite is made isi, the participle tto, the future

" -ind traggano.

gg

So are conjugated

rrb,

and the conditional

Infiniti

rrei.

Preterite.

Participle.
tto, to
:

dram

traiamo Ind Trao and traggo, t ie and tragghiamo, traete, traono, and traggono. Traeva. Trassi,
traesti,

&c. Trarr. Trarrei.

IV.

IRREGULAR VERBS

v.

Ind.

dicono.
Sub.

Dico, dici, dice; diciamo, dite, Diceva. Dissi, dicesti, &c. Dir.

Ch'

10 dica.

Dicessi-.

Imp. Di, dica; diciamo, dite, dicano. Its chief compounds are; contradire, to oppose ; ridire, to repeat ; mcdedire, to curse.
2.

Venni, venisti, venne, vengono. Veniva. ic. Verr. Verrei. Sub. Oh' io venga, venga, venga; veniamo, venite, vengano. Imp. Vieni, venga ; veniamo, venite, ven-

The
vegna,

letter

is

sometimes found transposed

its
;

Morire, morendo, morii, morto,

in this verb
to die.

and

Gompounds
instead

vegnono

thus, vegno, of vengo, venga.

;

Ind.

Moro and muojo, mori, more; moiri,

&c.

Morr and

chief compounds of venire are convenire to agree, revenire to return, sovvenire to help, divenire to become, svenire to faint, sconvenire to be unbecoming, pervenire to
6.

The

The future and conditional morrh and morrei, are preferable to morir and morirei. Morsi and morso are the preterite and participle of mordere, to bite.

Uscire, uscendo, uscii, uscito, to go or

Ind. Esco, esci, esce; usciamo, uscite, escono. Usciva. Uscii, uscisti, usci, &c. Uscir. Uscirei.

3. Salire,

salendo,

salii, salito, io

go up.
I,

Ind.
salite,
salisti,

Salgo and saglio, sali, sale ; sagliamo, salgono and sagliono. Saliva. Salii, &c. sometiirua salsi, salisti. &c. Salir.

uscite, ei

Salirei.

Sub.

Ch'

Imp.
lite,

Salissi. io salga and saglia. Sali, salga or saglia; sagliamo, sa-

salgano.

4.

Udire, udendo, udii, udito,

to hear.

2nd sometime gir and il 7. Gire and l are chiefly used in poetry, and they have the following tenses only. Giva, givi, giva or giaj Gite, you go. givamo, givate, givano, / did go, &c. Gii, gisti, gi or gi ; gimmo, giste, girono, I Gir, girai, gira ; tvent, I have gone, &i'.

Ind
Udiri

Odo,
Ch'

odi,

ode; udiamo, udite, odoUdii, udisti, udi, &c. Udir. oda, udiamo, udiate.
gissimo, giste, gissero, / miglU go, &c. Gito, gita, giti, gite, gone. Ire, or ir, tu go ; ito, ita, iti. ite, gone. ira, he did go; ivano, they did ^o; irono

io oda, oda,
;

Odi, oda

udiamo, udite, odano.

enire, venendo, vermi, venuto, lo come.

Ven^o, vieni, vie

xxxii

ACCIDENCE OF THE ITALIAN TONGUE.

CHAPTER

VII.

LICENCES AND EXPLETIVES.

Grammarians give the name of
to
licences

men,

heroes. Sec.

Chiefly
will be

Latin words, of

some peculiar changes which writers have made in the formation of certain words, either by lenfrthening or shortening them, or by altering their usual orthography.

which thousands
the poets.

fotmd in reading

'l. The third person plural of the preterite tense of the indicative, ending in arono, is often contracted into aro ; as, amaro, legare, andare, for ainarono, legarono, andarono. 2. The letter v is trequently left out in some tenses, but chiefly in the imperfect of the indicative 'ee, deono, b I, deve, devono, beve, poteva, fini beva, &c. 3. The letters a< cut off in the participle pEist of verbs ; 5, instead of colmato, adornato, chinato, iato, osato, we find colmo, adonto, chino, domo, oto. 4. The letter e is often found added, in ancient poetry, to the third person singular of the preterite tense of the indicative, and to some other words ; as, anwe, parloe, canioe, fue, pine, giue, &c. for amb, parlb. cant, fu, pi, gi, &c. Sometimes o is added to verbs ending in ire as, rapio, finto, empio, uscio, for rap, fin, einp, usci. 5. Sometimes g- and gg are used instead of other letters; as, seggio, veggio, caggio, reggendo, cheggio, veglio, speglio, &c. instead of sedo, vedo, cado, vedendo, chiedo, vecchio,

Expletives. These are certain words which, some particular locutions, cease to have any real meaning, and are employed only for

in

gance and harmony.

those expletives the"
literally signifies.^//

,:'''''

the sake of greater emphasis, or more "eleThe Italians give to name of Ripieno, which up The following words are those which are more frequently used as

Pure, mai, poi, gi, cos, mica, non, via, egli, ella, esso, mi, ti, ci, vi, si. Dite pur quel che volete ; say rvhaiever you

E
now
cose

pure ardite negarlo

and do you dare

to

Ora sono pur

Ae

disposti a renire; they are

disposed to come.
;

nhat you

a dire di nuovo IHstesse is always repeating the same things. poi vero quanto mi diceste ? is noi told me true ? vorrei gi eh' egli partisse ; / would not be glad that he should go away. Non credo gi che ve n' avrete a male ; / do not believe that you will be hurt by il. Con ea lei, con esso loro; with her, with

Toma mai sempre

Non

Non

6. We find e instead of a and i in the second and third person singular of the indi-

La

le richezze; learning ft

dottrina di pi gran prezzo che non, of greater value than

cative
7.

as, cele for cela, celi

serbe for serba.

The

articles dello, della, degli, dei, delle,

gli, de

are often written by the poets, de lo, de la, de li, de le. Besides these licences, the Italian poets

pi dotto eh' io non credeva ; he is more learned than I thought. Io mi son giovinetta ; / am young. Io mi credo che non vero ; / believe that
I giovani sono via pi inclinati a' piaceri allo studio; young people are more inclined to pleasure than to study, Sec. &c.

employ many words seldom used in prose, by which they form a language peculiar to
themselves

che non

such are the following ones Aer j'or aria, the air. Brando for spada, a sn-ord. Canne for verso, verse or poem. Ksca for cibo, food Leguo for vascello, Lumi for occhi, eyes. Palma for ship. mano, hand. Squilla for campanella, bell. Unqua, unquanche, unquanco./or mai, ever. Vate fur pi^ta, a poet. Viri for uomini.
; :

The limits
permit
nestly

of this short

grammar do not
;

me

to

be more diffuse

but

ear-

recommend

the idiomatical

to the learners to peruse all sentences inserted in the

Dictionary, as this will greatly forward theii progress in the Italian language.

ITALIAN AND ENGLISH

DICTIONARY.
PART
I.
pare, participle,
conj.
ititerj.

conjunction,
interjection.

tell, Jell.

like

oi

d like

in open, oral.

Abb;
,

r/c, tat.

rashl,,

Abbassato, pait.

diminished.

towards

the

Willi; dolente a morte, grieved to death: a nome

(lei

Abbaiato, adj. barked, bayed Abbaiatre, in. a barker; maldicnte, a slanderer

declint

R, in

the

name of

the

Abbaino,

t.

a dormer-mindoro

upon a crdito, asptto a casa, 1 stay for you at hojne; n tre giorni, in thres days ; a for/a di braccia, by strength of arms .A;baca,/. a Icind of linen

King;
trust;

Abbasso, adv. below, down Abbastanza, adv. enough Abbate, m. abbot Abbttere, to throw down, to
abate; abbtter la vela, to abbttersi, to meet rvith s'abbat i dire,
strike the sail
;
;

.thall

Abballatdve, m. a packer Abbalordire, to stun

da qui

Abbambagiare,

A badssa, /.

an ahbess Abate, m. an abbot Abatone, m.'\a fat, a big-bel. lied abbot, a rich abbot Abazia,/ (badia) an abbey
!

trim with cotton yioning Abbandonamnto, m. abanAbbandonare, to forsake, ijuit, give over abbandonarsi, to give one's self orcr abbandonarsi a
to quilt, to
; ;

he happened to say Abbattimnto, m. weakness, faintness abbattimnto del;

Abbatuftblare, cuously

to

mix promis-

atify

s,

Abbell.-ire, to please, beautify

confns

Abbellimnto, an ornament Abbellire, to paint, adorn Abbellito, adj.painted, adorned

Abbachiare, to be beat [cian with a pole Abbachista, m. an arithmetiAbbacinamnto, m. dazzling Abbacinare, to dazzle, ditn,
cloud

Abbench,
AbbandonatOre, m. deserter Abbandno, m. leaviiig, forsaking lasciare in abbandno, to leave at random
;

adv. although, not-

withstanding Abbendre, to bend, to croma Abbeverare, to water Abbeverato, adj. wai

ng
Abbicare
[pU

Abbacinato, adj. dazzled; aria abbacinata, a foggy air A'bbaco, m. arithmetic Abbadiire (badare), to mind, take cate; abbda a te, take care of yourself Abbadssa,/. an abbess Abbadia,/, an abbey Abbagliamnto, i. dazzling,
Abbagliare,
to dazzle Abbagliato,. a</;. dazzled

Abbarbagliare, to dazzle Abbarbagliato, adj. dazzled Abbarbicarsi, to hike rout Abbarbicato, adj. taken mot Abbarrre, to fasten rvith a [aaarrel bar AbbaruiTTamnto, m. a scuifle Abbaruffare, to scuffie, dispute Abbassamnto, m. fall, dimi;

temi

abbietto d'ai
abjection
Ji (ieri/, Jie.'s

Abbiezine,/
Abbigliare, Abbigliato,
to

Abbigliamnto,!

part,

adorn, furnish furnished,

Abbglio,

PART

daxxlins

trimmed up

I.

ABE
Abborrimnto, m. abhorrence,
nbhorrency Abborrire, to detest, loath Abborrfto, part, abhorred Abbottinamnto, m. plunder Abbottinre, in pillage, rob, plunder; abbottinrsl, te

ACC
Abigeato, m. eattle-tiealiitg Abigeo, m. cattle-stealer Abile, adj. skilful
Abilit, Abilitde, Sr AblU. tite, ability, address, art, gli fece abilit al pagare, h

AbbioscWre,

fo fall

abbios-

cidrsi, to be dejected

Abbisognare, to want, to he indigent; abbisogna eh' io vada. / mutt go Abbasso, m. an ribi/sa, a boitomfess puJf, or pit

gave him time

lo

pay

mutiny
Abbottonare, to button AbbottonahSra, /. bullon and
button-holes

Abbituinare, to cement Abbiurdre, fo abjure Abbiurazidne,/. abjuration

[draughl
the first

Abbozzamnto, m.

Abboccamnto,
Abboccre,

?i.

an

inter-

Abbozzare, to sketch Abboszta,/. a rde draught

AhhoziaUccio,adj.lialf-sketch-

to fill
;

up

carsi, to confer

con qualcheduno,

: abbocabboccarsi to have an

Abbozrato, part, begun [ed Abbf zo, m. the first draught Abbracciaboschi, tn. honey-

Abbcccatdjo, m. the mouth of Abbracciamdnto, m. an

Abbocconttie, to cut iiery rmall Abbollre, to abolish AbboIiSidne,^. abolishment

emto

Abilitare, to enable Abilitato, part enabled Abilmente, cdv. cleverly Abissdre, to precipitate [hell Abisso, m. ahyss, obscurity, Abit.ibile, adj. habitable Abitcolo, m. habitation Abitante, adj. an inhabitant Abitare, lo inhabit; abjure ua palagio, to live in a palace Abitato, part, inhabited Abitatre, n-ho inhabits AbitaJionclla,/. a small hout Abitazine,/, an habitation

Abbraccldre,
contain,

tn

embrace,

Abbominbile, adj. erecralile Abbominazio'ne, /. detestation AbbaminiSre, to detest, hate

Abbominto,
hated

pati,
adj.

detested,
[ble

include, to under take: chi molto abbr<(cria, nulla stringe, all grasp, all abbraccer tutte le lose : mill take all opporiunitiei

Abitvole, rtrfi fon?'enii< A'bito, m. dress uso, use, cui;

Abituale, adj. hahitual Abittialmnte, adv. habitrutlly Abituare, to accustom; abituarsi, to accustom one's self Abitua'to, adj. acciutomed

Abbominvole,

abominaadv.
a-

Abbominevolnrinte,

Abhomindso, adj. dete-^table Abbonacciamnto, m. a calm

Abbonacciare,
tn pacify; abbonacciarsi, to grow calm : il mar s'abbonaccia, the sea

Abbracciata, /. S,- .Abbrccio, Abbracire, fo set on fire Abbrancare, fn sunfch. grasp Abbreviare, tn abridge
Abbreviatrfre, m. nbridger

Abitdine,/ a habit
Ablativo, m. ablative case Abolire, to aMish, annul, r
peal, annihilate Abolito, adj. abolished Abolizine,/ abolishment

Abbonacciato, part, calmed Abbonamnto, m. agreement Abbonare, to mend abbonarsi,

;

Abbreviatura,/, abridgment Abbreviaiidne,/. abbreviation Abbrivare, fo be under may Abbrividre, .S" Abbrivfdire, to shiver [or sun-burning

Abominabile,

adj.

see

Abbo-

Abbronzamnto, m. crisping.
Abbronzare,
to

tan,

scorch.

mindbile) Aborrvole, adj. abominable Aborrire, to abhor Abortire, Abortire, Sf Abortirsi, to miscarry [tivt
Abortito, adj. miscarried, nltor^ Aborto, m. a miscarriage Aboslno, n. plum-tree Abrogare, (e Abolire)

Abbondamnto, m. abundance Abbondante, adj. abounding,

phntifnl
[tifully

Abrogazine,/ abrogation Abbondantemente, adv. plen- Abbruciente, adj. burning Abbondanza,/, plenty Abbruciare, to bum [ing Abrostine, and AbrosU'no, m, Abbondanzire, vi. a victual- Abbrunamnto, m. a darken- - the niild vine Abbrunire, 4" Abbrunire, to Abusare, abn.<ie, mitute abuAtibondrCre. to abound burnish, to hum bromn sarsi della pazinza, to put Abbondvole, adj. plentiful out of patience Abbnistii5re, to singe Abusivamente, adv. abusivenj AbbondeTolrante, adv. plen- Abbrustolare, to crisp
:

tifully

[ously

Abbondosamnte, adv. copiAbbondoso, adj. copious Abbonire, to' perfect; abbonirsi, to improve Abbordare, to board a ship,
to

Abbrustolire, to loasl, scorch Abbucinare, to deafen, to stun

Abbuiiirsi. to

Abusivo, adj. ahusix^e

Abiitilo,

Abuso, m. (raal uso) an abuse m. yelloro marshmalloro

grom dark

Abburattare, to bull, or sift Abburattare, m. a bolter Abdicare, to resign Abdicato, part, abdicated Abdicazine,/, abdication Abeced.-!rJo, m. the A, B, C AbetXja, /. a mood, or forett Abte, m. aJir-tree[ofJir-trtes

Abuzz.-lgo, m. a buzzard Acngio, m. brank ursine A'caro, i. a tick, handn-nrm

;

Acca,/ the letter H non vaia un acca, wt worth a pin Accadmia,/ an acaditny
Accademicamente, adv,
demically
ae-

ACC
jiccadSmico, an aendeynist Accadere, to happen, come (o press : come tal volta accade, as it sometimes happens; non accede che Toi mi dicirfte il tell

bile, adj. accessible iine.f. accession Accsso, m. access, admittance, aft [sorily

me

contrario, you need nut the contrartj

Accaduto, part, happened

[Hon Accaffare, to snatch Accagionamnto, m. imputa Accagionare, to imptits Accalapp:-e, lo catch in snare. Accalorire, to heat
Accalorato, part, heated

accessori amnte, adv. accesIcce^sorio, adj. accessory. H prmcipale e l'accessrio, tilt principal and the accessory

Acctta,/, an axe
"icrettbile, at'j. acceptable iccettirc, to accept: accct(<?re una lttera di cambio, lo ac-

Accatto, Accattatura,an</ A( catterfa. a loan: (also)

cept

bill

of exchange

Accampamnto, m. encampAccampare,
to

un buon

accatto, to

make

Accettato, part, accepted Accettatdre, m. an acceptor, a

partial jtuigc Accettazidne,/". acceptance

enee

good bargain Accattne, iii. a hrggar

Accavalciare. <o ride a straddle Accavalci.-Jto, part, sit a straddle [thread upon bobbins Accaviglidre, lo n-ind silk or

camparsi, to pitch one's camp

Accanalare, to flute Accanalato, part, fluted Accanare, A ccaneggire, an 'I

Accanire, to uncouple, (chase [ly term) Accanitamente, adv. fur' Accannellare, to rvind skein or bobbin Accanto, adi: aside, vear

AccettToIe, agreeably

adj.

acceptnVe, [iu^ly

Accecamnto,
mistake

ni.

blindness,

Accettevolmdnte, adiK nnllAccetto, adj. grateful: far opere acctte a Dio, io do

oCrod

Accec-ire, to blind; I'amdre accica I'udmo, love blinds i

man
Accetfre,
to

[teeth

Acchetato, part, appeased

snatch

ti'ith

Accapacciamnto, m.

Iieavi-

Acccggia.^ a nmodcnck Acceleramnto, V Acielernza. hurry, haste

Acchiappare, to catch, to cheat Acchiappato, part, caught Acchiocciolarsi, to sit squat

AccapeZj^re, to finish Accapigliamnto, in. pluckim: by the hair [by the ears
fall together AccapitoMre, to make headto

upon the

tail

Accapigliare,

Acciabattare, to cobble Acciabattato, pari, cobbled Acciacc-ire, to squeeze

:

pound
Accia'cco,

bands for bnoK-s Accap]iat<5io,/i. atinrfo/cMnt Accappi^-e, to tie tvilh a runAccappiatiSra,/. slip knot Accappondre, io make capons Accapricfire, aitd Accapricciarsi, to be struck rvilhfear.

m.

to [indisposition nfJVoni, niroug,

icceadimnto, m.

burning;

\cciaiud!o, a steel io strike fre rvith [hastily

Accennamnto,
Accennare,
to nod,

pretend; m' nato, / had a hiut

beckon : to stdto accen-

icciappindre, to do any thing Acciarfno, i. (.?ee Acciaiuolo) 'cci-Jro, {see Accidie) poelicaHy it means a sword
Accider.tdle,
adj.

sual

accidental, [dentally

allurements Accr-reSfare,

[die, caress to flolter.

whee-

Accarezzafo, part. flattered Accarezzvole, adj. flattering,

Accamre, and Accanare,

fall foul on one

io

ntudre, io accent Accentuato, part, accented Accerchiare, to surround, to

identalmnte, adv. acciAccidnte, m. accident, chance ; per accidnte, by chance Accidia, f. laziness, sloth Accidiosamente, adn. lazily Accidiso, adj. slothful, idle,.

Accasamnto, m. medding
Accasare, to begin house-keeping : accasarsi, to marry Accasato, adj. married, settled Accasciamnto, m. dejection

go around

A ccerchielldre,
vcrrant;

to

Accertamnto, m.

hoop [Hon confirma-

sluggard [sorrnnr Accigliamnto, m. sadness, Accglidrsi, to frown Accfgnersi, and Accingersi, to

v' accerto

che

Io

--one's

self

and rreakness Accascidre, and

to be dehilifaled

Accascijfrsi,

and dejected Accastellamnto, m. the quarter

far, I promise io do it tento, m. prefarnt inn Accerta; idne,/ assurance Accileccdre, to allure, io deAccertello, a kesirel (a bird of ceive with vain hoptt

deck
to
.

Accatarramnlo, m. a cold
take cold .Accatarrdto, part, n-ho has got ^

Accatarrdre,

Accessamnte. adv. eagerly Accso, pari, kindled; accso ........ ,.. d'amore, inflamed n-ith love
S.

Accento, adj. ready Acc'd, adv. (accioch) thai, io the end that Acciottolare, /ofci'eMc rcjJ
|

rvHli flints

^acold

AS

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AccompagnatiJre, companion, one who accompanies (in
sic)

ACC
Accordatre, m. mediator Accordatrice,/. mediatrix
'Lccordatura,
(see

[niiy

munamnto,
.Acciuga.^: anchovy Accivire, iti furnUhyio procure Acclamare, io exclahn
.Vccoccre,
c.-irla

Accorda-

commn-

mnto) Accordvole, adj. that

may be agreed, tuned, proportioned Accordo, m. agreement, liaraccrdo, to

nienthj. politely

io

tiotch;

ad uno,

lo

accocput a trick

[daiion

Accorgere,

to

make friends make sensible;

Aacoccolrsi, to stonp dorvn Accodarsi, tofilhni dose

Accoglinza,/. >eceplion; fare accoglinza, io male; one

a kind reception
Accjjliere, to receive, entertain to assemble Accoglimentaccio, m. cool re:

Lcconciamento. m. accommoLcconciare, /.<./!/ : totnend; to make ready acconciare il capo, to dress the head ac; :

accorgersi, to perceive; accorgersi del suo errre, to

Accorgvole, adj. crafty

conciarsi, to dress one's hair, and t; be reconciled [perly

Accorgimnto, m. foresight,
capacity

Lcconciatore, m.'a mender Acconciatrice, /. milliner Acconciatura, /. the ornament perder \>f a rvoman's head
.-

Accrrere, io run, io iasten; crrer dietro, io pursue

Accorrumo,

interj. help

Accoglimnto, m. reception
Accoglitre, m. receiver Acclitc, m. acolyth Accollare, to embrace; accollarsi un debito, io take upon
one's self another's debt

l'acconciatura, to miss one's

Accortamente, adv heedfully Accortamnto, m. shortening

irtare. io shorten

Accncio, m. advantage incio, adj. mended, dressJ

addicted
;

Accortzza,/, circam-ipection Accrto, adj. wise, prudent, ' 'Kf'y; state accrto quel
e tate, consider nhat you : far accorto, io forewarn : corto sene, he perceiving it

AccolpiSto, all), criminal Accoltellare, '<o strike with a [knife knife Accoltellata,/, a thrust jvith a

Acconsentiranto, m. consent Acconsentire, to assent chi

Accostamnto, m. approach knock down Accoppiamnto, m. copulation Accoppiare, to match accopAccoi>pre,

io
;

Accolto,
thered

a'lj.

received;

j-a-

Accostante, adj. supple, pliant: vino accostinte, pedoAccostare,

io approach; accostarsi, io come near Accostatra./. conni-ciion Accostvole, adj. accessible Accsto, prep. near io Accostumare, io tise : accos tumrsi, io inure one's self

[Hon
:

Accomandagine, /. protecAccomandare, to recommend accomandarsi, to recommend

one', self
togetl
to unite in the

Accommezzirsi,

Accoppiatura,/. conjnnctio?i

Accoramnto, m. heart-grief
Accorare,
to grieve at heart Accor.-tto, pari, grieved, vexed

Accostumatamente, adv. chsiomarily

lefve ofourjriends

Accoratio, . disaster Accorazine, /. (ice Accora-

Accostum4to, adj. accustomed,

good, honest, virtuous

Accommiatato,

part.
;

to nap cloth Accomodbile, adj. that Accorcidre, to shorten, to di- Act-otonatre, m. he who naps cloth be accommodated minish [iarily Accorciatamnte, adv. sur Accomodamnto, n. an ag meni far l'accomodamnto Accorciato, ]>art. shortened, bridged d' una querela, io make up Accozzamnto, m. striking Accordatre, m. abhrerialot a difference one against another Accomodare, to amend, to a- Accoreiatura, J', decreasing accomodarsi, to sii Accordamnto, m. Sr Accor- Accozzare, io butt at, like sree rams, to meet dnza,/. agreement in tune down, or in be reconciled

mnto) [ing Accorciamnto, m. a shorten-

Accotonare,

AccoraodatamiSnte, adn.

suit-

(in music), also conformity

Accreditare, io give aredii

cre<Utrsi, to get

ac

a name

Accomodato, adj.
of
attendants,
to

suitable

Accreditilo, adj. responsible,

creditable

Accompagnamnto, in.

trair,

accampani-

A crompagndre,

accompagnarsi,
panion. partner

io be

accompany a com
[panied

Accordatamente, adv. unanimously

Accompagnato, part, accom-

Accrescere, to increase Accressmnto, m. improve meni, addition Accordate, m. the harmony <>f Accresciuto, adj. increased all the parts in a picture Accudire, to dispatch, to takt Accordato, adj tuned, agreed
j '

ACQ
Accumulare,
danthj
in treasure up j\ccumulatamnte, adv. abun-

ADA
Acqua
rdsa, or rosata, /. restic

ADD
take a lodg

Accumulato, heaped together

mento, m. and Accuraulanza, /.

Acquartierarsi,

accumulation,

heap,

Acquarzente,/. anua vifce Acquatico, adi that lives in water [wine and wate, Acquato, adj. vino acquato,

Adasprfi-e,JoproioA:e Adastiire, to envy Adattbile, adj. that

can ht

Adattamnto,

!. and t.-inza,/. application,

Adatadapt[dapt-s

ceuratdmeute, adv. diligently, exactly

a,/.

c<

?,

dilig,

Acquavfta,;,,W'^/"Jer Acquavite,/, brand., Acquazzne, a great shorcer Acquerccia,/. ewer Acquerllo, m. water-colour Acquerei l.-ire, to paint in waAcquetta./. ,uine mixed with Acquiclla,/, rivulet

tng, aptness Adattante, ad), one Adattcire, to 'adapt,

who
to

u-

addat
dar.

fit;

i,

Addat Addat. _.
Addar.si, ,
,

"p'/.'y

ted

Accusare,

to accuse,

impeach

confessarsi colpvole, tn

ow

Addaziare, <Lv<axi,o Addebolfre, to weaken Addebolimnto, m. weakness

one'sfauU Accusativo,

Accusato

[cru VI. the accusaliv part, accused

Acquidtto,

Addecimare,
!.

to lay,

a.jutduct

or gather

Accusatre, m.

accuser,

in

former

Acquietare, to appease, pacify Acquisizine, /. and Acquisacini

cd,
ol,.

the tithe

A<ldentare,

to seize

Addentato, part,
Addentellare,

Ithe teeth upon rvitk iiif, bitten to leave toothing

Acerbarante, adv. ohslinatehj: bitterly, cruelly, too soon

Acerbit,

Acerbzza,/, sourness.shyuess Acerbitide, and

Acquisto'

",'

Addt.

..,.,

,.

,,.<,..

cafe; addestrarsi, to exercise, practise [usher

Addestratre,
,

a gentleman-

adj. adjacent

Addi..,

''^.fsharpne

addietro, J addietro, t.

Acto, m. rine^'ur Acetsa./, ssrrel fan herb J

Acetoslla,
/.

Acroterio^
nacles

Iw

Addiniandare.^nrfemanrf, ask,
^'^S

pretty

salad.
aiid

Acetosit,

Acetositade,

Acume, m. point, quick wit Acutamente, adj. smartly

-"spondere
'

addimandare una grazia, te "Javonr addimandiirsi,

;

qf a grape Acnito, m. rveifs bane Acunzia,/. the darting serpent

A'cori,

Acetositilte,/. acidity A'cido, adj. sharp, sour A'cino, m. the kernel

acutamente,
ne)

Addio, adieu, farewell Addirimptto, prep facing

irill Vi
It

Acqua,

gnte, spring nmter

m. ringworm /. water ; acqua soracqua

;

fevc,

ad Antonio, to d uno ad une

Adacq"amiUo, m.^^w/e'rin Adacquare, to water Adacquato, part, watered Adagiare, lo accomodale adagiarsi, to be slow, to tak
'

Aquacedrta,/ lemonade Aquacchiare, to groiv weak

Acquacela. J', muddy water Acquafrte,/, aquafortis

AAA^L'^"m"da""^
Adagio, adv. letsurely, slnwiu Adamante, m. a diamond

ADD
mhellis'i
:

ADI
|

ADO
0(^1'.

addobbare

una ^ddottrinamnte,
I

learn-

disptto, prep,

tpite

of

Addobbato, pati, adorned Addottrinato, pflirt. imtruded dress: Adduare, to double [lege, cite Addobbo, m. ^finery addbbi di casa, houtehold Addurre, to brinir, coni-ei/, alAdeguare, to make equal, even, Addolcimnto, m. mitigation. to compare, to balance an ac;

Adito, l. (accesso! access; St avr mai 1" adito di serrirla, la servir, if ever I have the opjMrtunHy to serve you, I

Adiunzinc,/ addition Adiutre, m. helper, protector

Adizine, f. t-rm)
accession

Addolcire, to sn'eeten, anften, Adeguatamente, adv. equally alleviate : temperare, to rule. Adempibile, adv. feasible Admpiere, to accomplish, JiAddolcitivo, adj. lenitive Addolcito, part, sweetened Admpimnto, ni. accomplishAddolorare, to prieve: add Ademp.'re, to fulfil, to execute

(law
[ogle

Addocchiamnto, m.
Adocchiare,
dolescnte,
>i.

a' look. to gasc, to stare

a young'man

Adolescnza,/ youth

Adempitre. m. who executes

Addolorato, pari, affihied Addomandare, to send for

Adempiuto,
adntro,

part, fulfilled

Adombramnto, m. shade Adombrare, (ofluscdre) to overshadow, to shade, to fancy : adombrarsi, to start back fur fear part, shaded A dombrazine, /. a shade A donare, to lower, to subdue,

Adtntro. urfc. inwardly; trdppo

,^00

Addomesticamnto,
iiariiy

i.

fan,

yartn

Addomesticdre,
domesticarsi,

tame; a befamilia Addomesticatre^ m. he w

to
to

Adntro, adv. within Adequare, (see Adegudrc)

Adombrato,
-

Adequatamnte, adv. exactly

equal

rispondere adequatamnte, to give a right an:

ss

[spile

adv. (a disptto) in

Adequato, adj. proportioned Adequazine.^' equality Addop}>iamnto,m. redoubling Aderbare, to feed witn^rass Addoppiare, to donile Adernte, adj. adhering, faAddopi'.iato. part, doubled Addopjiiatura,/. re^^uubling Addoppio, adv. doubly

Adontdre,

to insult, to ojiiud.

Adoperamnto, m. usage
Adopeidre,
to

use,

employ:

[m. adherence

AdernSa.y. and Aderimnto,

Aderire,
si

to

adhere

adoperdrsi, to interest one's self; voglio adoperarmi per voi, / will speak in your be-

Addormentamnto,!. slumber Afitaie.

Aildormenlare,
to lull in sleep, to decoy, amuse ; addormentarsi, to fall asleep : lascidrsi

addormentire dalle
ghe,
deceived

lusin-

to entice; i sensudli lasciano facilmnte adescare, sensual men are easily allured Adsscdto, part, allured

half Adoperatre,

to. i7io

employs

Adoperazine,/ use

to lujjer oiu's self to be

Addormcntdto,

adj.

sleepy.

Addossamnto,

trouble, toil

Addossare, to lay upon one's back; addossare la colpa ad uno, tu lay the blame on another addossarsi la cwra d'un
,

Adescatre, m. and Adescatrice,/ a wheedler Adesine,/, adhesion Adesso, adv. non., at this instant; ddss' adesso, by aiid by [hand A destra, ado. on the right Adetto, I. an adept [dering Adiacnte, ndj. adjacent, bar-

A doppiamente,!, drowsiness Adoppiare, to give opium Adoppiato, HI. an infusion of

Adordbile, adj. adorable Adorare, to adore, worship Adoratre, m. and Adoratrice, /. adorer A doratri o, m. a temple

Adorazine, /. and Adoramnto, i. adoration

Adordindrsi,
to get rea-ly

nego'cio, to take upon one's Adiacenza,./', an adjacent pic self the cart of an nJTair Adidntt maiden hair (a . Addosso, adv. upon one's back ; l'abito che ho addsso, the Adimdre, to lower, to descend clothes I have on : mtter le dio, adv. adieu, farewell; unghie addosso, to lay hold; dire a dio, to take leave

Adornamente, adv. elegantly Adornamnto, m. ornament, [finery Adomdre, to adorn

Adomatamnte,
elegantly

adv. 'neatly.

mtter rocchio addsso, to A'Aipe,m.fat cast an eye ; non ho dandri Adipso, adj. full iffat addsso, / have no money Adiramnto, in. anger
about m.t

tenre addosso Adirdre, to : alcuna cosa, any thing at adirdrsi, to be angry /. decking, trimtning, elegance Addmo, to. ornament one's own expense Adiratamente, adv. angrily Adrno, adj. adorned, etnbelpart, brought or put Adirato, adj. angry lished Adire, to accept an inheritance, forward [against Adottamnto, m. adoption AddottonSre, to take the highest (law term) or doctor's degree dirimptto, facing, ovtr- Adottare, to adopt AdctUtivo, adj. adopted Addottorato, part, having ta- A diruto, adv. straightly ken a degree A dimisra, adv. beyond mea- Adottatre, m. and Adottatrice, f. one rvho adopts Addottrindre, to instruct sure, immoderately

Adomdto, part, \adomed Adomatrc, m. and Adomatrice.f. one who adorns anger, provoke; Adomatra, and AdomzZa,

Addtto,

AFF
Adottato, adj. chosen, adopfei AdottazJdne./. adoption Adottivo, adj. belonging to a-

AFF
Aftaccendrfrsi, to be busy Afi'accendiito, adj. busy Affaccettare, iu facet, to cu facet n'ise [,or, Affacchinare, to do porter\

AFP
Affatto, adv. quite, entirely; sono afiatto guarito, / am _rjKfecih/ recovered ^iffatttirdre, to bewitch, charm Affatturatre, m. a tnagiciait

Affabilmnte.adt). courteously, Affatichvole, and AffaUcdso, kindly

A due a due, adv. ttvo and two Aduggiamnto, m. a hurtful

tjmde
^shadc

Aduggire, to hurt plants by to make, Adulante, adj.Jlattering iftaccidrsi, to look o Adulare, tojlattcr, to fawn ..ffaldare, to fold, pi, Adulate, part.Jfatteicd AiTamare, to famis. Adulatre, m. ^u7id Adulatn'ce,

A itatturatrfce,

fa sorceress

Affazzor.amnto, m. ornavient

f flatterer

Am, adv. fai,

1

Adulatrio, adj. fiat ter ing Adulazine, j: Jl-atteri/, adu

Adultera,/, adulteress Adulterare, to counterfeit forge, adulterate Adulterato, pari, mingled.

Aftcmnamnt
lively

myfaith

AfTbrmare, to uffirm^assert"' Afrennativamnte, adv. I'osi'

^''^'(^^i'ijo, adj.

Afl_ermatre,
a
y

vi.

airmative he tvho af.

Affermazine,/, assertion
Aftrr.-irc, to holdjast, catch Affettare, to cut to pieces hramare, to hunger o.fter af;

Adulteratre, m. adulterer Adulteratrfce,/. adultress

Adulterazine,/, cnrruvtio ' Adultrio, ,. advllery Adltero, m. adulterer Adnltfvo, adj. growing Adulto, adj. at full "age
:

Affannato,

adi.
"^
'

tressed

parlar Tfcano, to speak Tuscan Affettatamente, adv. with afil

fettare

affect io

adulta, luarriageahle

Adunrfuza,/. avd
to, H.

Adunamn-

assembly, congrega
issemhle together

Adu.

./

(see

Z,adj.

aSectio:

Adunatr,

AdunaSine, m. (see Adi mento) Aduncare. to bend, crook

Adunco,

ndj. hooked, crook

to

Adunghiare,

take in c

Adiinque, covi. then, therel Adustre, to burn, and criAdustzza, and Adu.stiune

Affascinatre

Adustivamnte, adv. drily

AdustiTO, adj. drying, scorchtug Adusto, adj. dry, scorched Aere, m. (aria) the element of

Areo, adj. airy, ethereal Aerimante, m. he who div.

Afatu
Affabile, aaj. ojiahle, courteous Affabilit, Ai^abilitdde, and Affabilit^te,/.

AFF
tome noie; Tolto afGIto,
_n>ii:face

AGE
AfTortificire, to fortify

AGG
Agerolmnte,
adt.
easily,

Afforzamnto. m. fortification
|

Affilatura,/, an edge

Afforzare, to fortify Affinamnto, m. perfection, re- Affossare, to moat round Affossatore, m. a grave-digger Affinare, lo refine, rvhet, sharpen AffraKre, to nreahen Affrancare, to make free : afAffinatrfio. m. a crucible francarsi, to take courage Affinature, m. refiner Affrancato, part, freed Affinch, conj. to the end that Affine, atlj. 'a coimn, a kint- Affiangere, to break Affranto, weakened, n'eary Affratellamnto, m. AffratelAffinit,/. aff.nity, alliance lanZa, /. intimacy, famiAffiocamnto, m. and AffiocaAffiociire,
to

Agga-riinTe, to grasp Aggelare, to make freeze Aggelsimne,f freezing -igsentilire, to enable, adorn,
embellish
[lije

Aggettivo, m. a noun adjecAgghermi^liare, to hold tight

Agghiacciamnto, m. frost
Agghiacciare, to freeze, congeal, quake: agghiacciarsi, to be frozen; mi s' agghiacci il sangue per la patir, fear chilled my blood Agghiacciato, adj. frozen Aggliiaccio, m. a dote (for sheep) [ie

grow

f-iow weak Affiocato, part,

Affissa're,
:

hoarse, to [gttishing hoarse, lan-

Affissamnto, nu staring
io stare III attaccare, to stick Affisso, a -f /. fastened,fixed

and Affisare,

liarity [Ihers Affratellarsi, to live like broAffreddare, to make cold, to grorv colder; affreddarsi, to catch cold Affreddto, part, grown cool

Agghiadamnto, m. benumb-

Affittaiu(jio,

m. farmer
let, to

Affittare, to Affittd
>,

hire, to

in. restraining Agghiadfe, and Agghiadire, AffrSnre, to restrain to be benumbed Affrettamnto, m. haste, hurry Agghiadato, pari, benumbed with cold, wounded take Affrettare, to hasten, make Aggiacnia, /. places adja-

Affrenamnto,

adj. let o,
'ho

A^. :ttatamnte, adv.

I,

hastily.

len out

<

speei

cavallo daffitto, hncknev horse; pigliar ad affitto, '<o rent AffiiVere. /.) afflici; affligersi, to he afflicted
Afflittivo, adj. affiicling Afflitto, adj. disajflicjed, tressed {tion

Affrettato, adj hastened Affrica,/, .ijrica

Agginocchi;

A'ggio, m. agin, or change -aggiogare, to yoke Aggiogato, adj. yoked fry AftVontaranto, m. and Af- Aggiornamnto, . adjournfrontata, f. an attack Affroi'.tare, to engage in front, Aggiornire, to appoint a time ;

Affricano, m. an African

AWptteUare.

to

Afflizionclla,/ a

little afflic-

Amzine,fsor'ow, grief
Afriuente, adj. abundant Affluentemente, ade. abun-

to attack, provoke, or chalbe dayliglU Affront^to, ad), attacked, af- Aggiornato, part, appointed Aggiramnto, ni. and Aggifronted, almscd [affer rata, turning, going round. Affrontatdre, m. who altackt Affrnto, affront, abuse, [en yvith stnoke Aggirare, to go about, to surrencnunler
;

round aggirarsi, to wander, Afflunza,/ abundance, plenty Affumare, to perfume, to darkAffocare, to set on fire to lose one's way Affumicamnto, m. and AffuAggiratre, n. and Aggira-'^^o^^^'-'ine. fstoppage of micata, /. fumigation trlce,/. cheat, deceiver Affumicare, to smoke Affoj;aninto, m. and Affoga- Affumicato, adj smoked Aggiudicare, to adjudge, give
tura, f.
sujjbcalion, stranto clioak;

g ing A ff i;;re, /o strangle,

aftbi^Kr nell'

-Affuocare, (ce' .affocare) Affusolare, to embellish, adjust Afitto, {see Affitto) [sUion

acqua,

to

drown Aforismo, m. aphorism, vropo.

Afretto. adj. souruh

Affogato,
Affo!'
-

r?;.

strangled, stifled

Aggiugnere, and Aggingere,

vostra
[gate
fdiiia

AffoU
Affolt.-ire.

Affoltrsi, to rush
| '

vpon.toeatgreulily Affondninento, in. sinking,

Afrzza,/ sharpness Afro. adj. sharp Afroni'tro, m. aphronite Agarico, m. agaric

aggigne per

A'gata,./'. (pitra prelidsa) aAgata,/. a needle-fidl

Aggiunta, /. increase, addiAggiuniloiie, /. and Aggiug-

AffondUre,

lo sink; to he drowned ; alla^re, to over[ginginto fiom Affondatara, /. sinking, digAffi5ndo, adj deep, hollow Affndo, ndr. to tk bottom

AfTbrtiticam.into,

771.

Agente, m. agent, factor Aggiustamnto, 711. agreement Agente, adj. active Agenzia. / agency Aggiustare, to fit, to compound Agevolamnto, m. facility Agevolare, to facilitate reconcile aggiusttre i conti to settle accounts Agvole, adj. easy to be done, Aggiustamnte. cdv. in gooJ swift, niriiblt fortifica:
,

Agtyol6zi.3,

f facility

AGN
AgpustatSza./. eracinets AggiiistSto, part, adjusted Aggobbire, to become liunchbucK-ed

A ggrottfire,

to

frown

4.ggomitoIre, lo

r.

clue, to entpti/ -Vggrumoldre, to hoard up the sink nf Aggruppamento, m. making a a ,. ..ii;> ship Ag.iomitolato, part, part. wound up Aggottare, to pump water out -Aggruppare^ (.e Aggroppare) Agguaglianza, /. nod A gguagafa ship

A'go, /. a needle
sola,

the
;

needle

Aggradvole, adj. acceptable Aggradire, to accept, to receive

:

hamnto, m.

equality, equity.

compass

ago ;da bus: of a seuago da capo, a

kintlhi questa casa in' ag- Agguagliare, to compare, In Agognare, to twist, to covet: In gradisce, this hoise pleases match agguaglidri,i, to comaspire [dy pare one's self [ly AgognatiSre, m. desirous, gre'eAggradito, part, accepted Agguagliatamnte,(Z</i). equol- Agdne, m. a large needle, a list Aggraffare, and Aggraffire, -igguagliature, he who equals for combats Agguaglia/ione,/, uniformity Agonia, f. agony, horror t clasp Aggranre, to produce seed Agguantare, to seine with quick- Agonizzante, adj. dying Aggranchidre, to lienumh Agonizzare, to he tit the point Aggranchiato, part, benumbed -Vgguatdre, to lay in ambuswith cold -igordio, m. needle maker. Aggrancfre, to catch sere In aggudto, to lie in
;

Aggrandimnto,

m.

prefer-

ment, advancement Aggrandire, to enlarfre, advance one's self; gli udmini of war virtuosi aggrandiscono -4gguindolamnto, m. winding s' colla loro propria virt-, men to a skein, deceit, artifice of learning raise themselves Aggustre, to give pleasure A ghtta,/, litharge by thAghtto, TH. a tagged point

Agnzzfno,m. a

species

ofbucksf-

Agramnte. adv. sourly,

Agiamnto,
Aggrapiiare, io,! aggrapparsi, I, Aggraticciarsi, I Aggratiglidre, tc

ease, conveniency

Agrste, adj. rural Agrestezza^ ru.ttieity, acidity .Agrestino, adj sourish Agrsto, m. sour grapes man. giar r agresto in giugno, to spend one's rent brfore it is
:

Agrestme, m.

acidity, sharp-

Agrtto, na.iturtium, cress AgTtUn,a,li. sourish

Agrzza,/
cast
dor,,;

.^l.aipui-.-s, tarine.^.,

aggravdrsi,

to r,'rng one's self;

rare nella malattia,

to

peggio- Agibile, feasible gron A'gile, adj. nimble,

-Agricoltura,/ husbandry [swift Agrifglio, (alldro spinso)

.irtixe.

m-.

holly

Aggivio. m. impoaiiion, in-

Agilit, Agilitdde, and Agili- Agrigno, ad j. fierce, sour tate, /. nirnbleness, srvift- Agrimensre, m. surveyor of jury [fully laud [ing Aggraziatamente, adv. (;i Agilitare, to render nimble Agrimensura, /. land suroeyA'gio, m. ease, conveniency a Agrimnia, /. agrimony, c/r Aggregare, to assemble, tugethrr [gnguted vostr'agio, at ynur leiswe se avr agio, if I can spare AgriOtta, /. agriot, (a sour Aggregato, a a-tsembleil ag
.,
;

Aggregato, n. association Aggregazione, /. and Aggrt gamnto, in. admission int

Aggressre, i aggressor AggreaZdre, to benumb,
freeze

cherry)

[sharplyadj.
so,',r
;

Agrissimamente, Agro. adj. tart,

most
agre

AggrezSdto, part,
Aggrinzato,
aclj.

[froze benumlie.
Aglia'ta,/. a t^urlic ragout -Vglio, m. garlic

Agrume, m. sharp fruita

-Aguaglidnza./. equaliti/
-

wrinkled [up
knot, to
'

Aggroppare,

io

Agna,/.

{see

Agnlla)

Aguarddre, to look sharp Aguastdre, to spoil, watte

AIU
Aguatdre,
to lie in nuii .^guaulto, aJJ lyiri^ in ivAl Aguatatre, Vn. insrmrer
e, f.

ALI
she rvho helps
al

primo clpo non cadel'

ne
set

[provoke
dogs to Jight,
one
to the
to

AgucchiiSre,
dle

io

knit
iizzatdre,

albero, Ihe tree will not fall at the first strol^e ; andar sa per le cime degli alberi, io

Aguglia,/. an obeliak, a neeAgugliata,/, a needle-full

m. Aii23trice,
tvho

/.

instigator,
\1, to
:

pro-

Agundre, (see Adunare) Agra, and Agurla, /. a preAgutllo,

in.

al

Re,

King
;

ila,
d'

nring, protection

ala

a lack

{'age

AgutzSa,/. aharpnesx AguZZaWre, m. a grinder Aguzzatura,/, rvhetting Aguzzino, ni. a tlave-keeper,

army

armata, the tving of an ; ala di remo, the blade

;

of an oar; ala d'una chiesa, the aisle afa diurch tenrsi su r ali, to stand upon one's
:

Aguz2amnto, m. and Aguz-

guard; far ala, to make room star su 1' ala, to be Just going zata./, sharpness Alabarda,/, an 6a//;fr<f Albme, m. the white of an Aguzzare, to sharpen, rvhet, Alabardiere, m. an halberdier Alburno, to. a white hazelfile; aguzzar 1' ingegno., to Alabeistn'no, adj. made of alasharpen tte nil ; aguzzar Alodldo, m. Alcade baster l'appetito, to whet the sto- Alabastro, m. alabaster

inspector alayes

over

galley

pretend to more than one ought Albicante, and Alblccio, adj. whitish IbicBcca,/ apricot Albiccco, m. apricot tree Albiligstre, adj. as white as a privet flower Albo, adj. white Albre, . ihe dawn of day Albre, m. (albero) a'tree Alborutto, m. rumour, commo-

.f. alacrilf/

Aguzfo,

ad. pointed, sharp: Alamanna,/, a kind of musaver l'occhio aguzzo, io be [surtout cat grape clever, or cunninsc: ha I' Alamanno, m. a German, a occhio aguzzo in questa sorte Alamaro, m. frogs (on a coat) d' aliare, he is rveli versed in Alano, m. a large kind of this t of bus English dog Ah, ah, alas! ah Alare, m. an hand-iron ggna,' ^/id fur sitarne! ali Alare, toj'asien on wings lasso, alai : Alatrno, m. privet (a tree) Ai, to ai libri, to the books Aldto, adj. n-iuged Aia, /. barn, threshing-floor, Aiba,/ the dawn of day
:

of alchy

trick

Alchemico, adj. belonging to alchymy Alchimista, m. alchymist Alchimizzare, to practise al-

chymy

[tic

bird)

Alcine, m. alcyon fan aquaAlcordno, m. the alcoran Alcdvo, m. an alcove Alcunamente, adv. by no

Aim, interj. alas! Aio. m. governor, tutor

Aine,
tx.

Aia,

Albagia,./', ostentation, pride Albgio, m. a kind of coarse cloth Albagiso, adj. proud

Alcuna
Alcuno,

Aleggiare,

Tolta, adv. sometimes adj. somebody to spread one's

aine, io

andar Albana,/, a white grape Albatro, m. albatross fa bird) wander about

vagabond;

Alna,/, breath

['"ings

Alenamento, m. breath, breaUi-

Alta,/, help fin poetry) Aitante, adj. courageous, vi goroas Aiulo, m. a bird-net Aiutante, m. assistant aiu tante maggire, an adju taxU in a regiment: aiu tante di campo, aide- de
:

ing Albgine,/. whiteness Alendre, to give or take breath Albeggiamnto, m. lustre Alepdrdo, m. leopard Albeggiante, adj whitish Altta, Albeggiare, to dawn o little wing; altte de' pesci, .^ II* Alberare, to set up: alber>ire un lbero di vascllo, io set Alfa ed omega, the first and the tasi [eally tip a mast; piantar diberi, Allabeticam4ite, "" alphaltetito plant Ir--

camp
Aiutare,
to

aid,

assist,

re
io

Iberato, p lbercccav_
n. (see

Alfabtico, ad), alphabetical Alfabto, m. alphabet

lieve : Moii M' aiti, I

ho nessuno che
have no one
aiutarci
(servir-

Albiccca, and Al-

Alfdna, /. a mate, (so called

Altire, /. and Alfiro, m. ensign, standard-bearer, bishof (at chess)

help
si) lo

me;
use,

make

use of

any Alberello, m. a

thing Afutatlvo, adj. serviceable Aiutato, adj. helped ..aiutatre, m. Aiuiatn'ce, /. helper Ahito, m. aid, assistance:
'

Alberlla,/. aspen-free little vast Alberse,/, limestone Albertto, m. a shrub [go)

Alga, and Aliga,/, sea-weed

A'Igebra,/. algebra Algebrista, m. algeltraisl Algnte, adj. cold, freezing A'igere, to freeze
I
I

Allargamnto, m.

(see Allier-

Albergdre, io lodge, lo dwell Albergato, pari, lodged

AlheTg!Ltre,m.host,inn-keepei AlbOrgo, n. imi, lodgings

aiuto, aiuto, murder, murder ; il vostro libro m" stdto d" aiuto, your ook has oeen useful to me

Algre, m. hard frost, cold Alberino, m. a shrub Algso, adj. full ofsea-weei A'ibcro, m. a tree: dlbero di Alia,/, wmg of a build7ig vascllo, the mait qf a thip .Aice,f. anchovy
' ,

10

ALL
Alidamente, adv. drly
Alitici, adj. dnj Alidre, {see Aridit)

ALL
dre allato, to sit h^ allato, hard by ; nulla
.

al-

Allettante, adj. alluring Allettare, to allure, entice.

Allettativa, /.

AUenhile, adj. alienable

Alienare,
to fiart vith; alienarsi, io rvithdra.; io part

Alien;!to, adj. alienated, dering, straj/ed

wan-

lato alle obligazini che profsso, it is a trifle to wh, I owe you [of a child Allattamnto, m. the sucking Allattante, /. a nurse (who suckles) [to suck Allattare, to suckle; poppare.

and Alletatfvo,

\llet
er.iic,

Alletvole, adj. alluring

Alienazine,/, separation, dii

traction, alienation (cession cf one's property) Alino, adj. foreigner; robba

Alleanza,/, confederacy Alleato, adJ confederate, allied

Allefirrirsi, to strike root

Allevamnto, m. and Allevatdra./. education Allevare, to bring up, train foster; i

to

Allegagine,/ Allegamnto,
i. {see Allegazine) Allegare, (citare) to allege, quote, produce ; (also) to form a confederacy Allegato, adj. ally, confederate AUegatre, r?i. Allegatrlce, /.

enemy winged Alimentarnto, m.food

contrario, averse,

Aligero, adj.

Alimentare, to nourish, feed Alimentrio, m. alimony Alimentiito, pari, kepi, maintained

Alleviamnto, n

relief, c

[sustenance

Allegazine,/, quotation
relief,

AU:A-Aza,f- an alliance Aliso,m.(venti alisi) the traile Allibire, to become pale through Alitare, to pant [winds AlitjCre, m. panting, shortAllibrare, to hook breathing ically A\Ue\Axsi, to grow up A'lito, m. breath ; far buon Allegrico, adj. allegorical lito, to sweeten the breath, Allegorista, m. an allcgorist Alligatre, m. alligator to va-)our, fume, steam Allignare, to take root'. Allegorizzare, to allegorize Alivelce, adj. trvift-winged Allindare, and Allindare, to Allegramente, adr. joyfully Alia, /. a public place, false) star allegramente, io be merry embellish ; allindarsi. an ell (measure) Allegrante, adj. cheerful adorn self Alia, to the; alia casa, to the Allegritre, and Allegrarsi, to Allindatre, an embellisher house ; alia budna, adv. inAllineare, to draw up in line genuously alia Francse, Allgratfvo, adj. recreative [chattering of battle Allegrzza, /. joy; giomd d' Allinguato, praitling, after the French fashion adj. Allacvole, adj. entanf^led allegrzza, rejoicing day Allividimnto, m. lividity Allacciamnto, m. tlte art of A\iegria,f.joy,glad7ies3 (black and blue) Allgro, adj. merry Allividire, to grow black and
;
,

Alimnto, m. nourishment, Alleggerimnto, m. Alimentso, ad nouiishing fort AliOsso, m. a cockle Aliqudto, adj. an aliquot part

com-

fort Alleviare, fo relieve, alleviate: alleviare il dolre, <o u*a-e a pain [ed Alleviato, adj. eased, appeaaAlleviatre, m. comforter.

Allenire,

to

decay,

to

assuage
'^"
''

Ano^'AuClgVi,
prep,
to, at

Alia, Alle,

woman

[toninf:
-

Allacciatura, f. binding, but- Allenito^ adj. softened

AUagamnto, m. and Allaga- Allen

AUagiSre,
to

lentzza,

slow-

Alloccire, to lie in wait AUoccherta,/. the owl's holes Allocco, m. an owl, a booby
Allodiale, adj. allodial (free) Allodialita,/. allodialiiy
'

overflow
llentare, to loosen ; allentar la briglia al cavallo, to let loose the reins to a horse; allentar la voce, to stop one's

AUagdto, part, overflowed Allampanare, to rage with

Allampanato,
a,]),

thin

Allargamnto, 7)i. ampliation Allargare, to enlarge, ampliallargare la mano, to fy vse lilieralitu: allargar il frno alle passini, fo gratify the passions [plijied Allargato, adJ. enlarged. Allargatre, in. entarger
:

Alldio, m. allodial (any thing free) illdola,/. a lark Allegagine, ,/'. and AUoga-

Allentatilra,/. a rupture ' Vllen-- s, to bi Allessamente, m. boiling Allessare, to boil AUestare, and Allestire,

Allogare, to

let, to

fan

allo-

Allarmare, io alarm , Aliar Alletair.re, io dung [ticemeni ters "'"' ' -'.o,m.alturement,enAllat adu. about; se- ' Alloggiaute, adj. a lodscr ,

iogatre, m. landlord Alloggiamnto, m. inn, lodg' allestirsi, io prepare ing levar gli alloggiaipenti, to march off"; alloggiamnto [ready adj. prepared, got di soldati, soldiers' quarto
;

ALT
Atlosgiire, to lodge; star di casa, to dwell Alloggiatre, m. host, initkfeper Alloggio, (see Alloggiamnto) AilogliSito, adj. stupid AUoTitanamiito, n. itnd lontananza, f. distance, remoteness Allontanare, to remove, to drift amay allontanarsi, to go from: allontanarsi dalla virt, to forsake virtue allontanarsi dal vero, to be dalla allontanarsi false
fox's
evil, the

falling of the

infdmie, u>m he pridi him

self in
his

infamy!

pom-

Alpe,/, the Alps

Alpstre, ndj. mild, mountainous, rocky: parle alpstri,

W-

poso, splendid, magnificent, noble: io vo altiro" delle grazie che ho ricevute da voi, / think myself ,;er.y

Alpigho, adj. K'ho inhabits the Alps

much honoured with

your

some friends

alquantiinc
chii

Altifronduso, adj. tvilh a tufted top Altiioninte, adj. (see .Sonro) Altissimamente, adv. very highlii, most deeply
.Altissimo,

Altalna, /. a srving for

m.

(Sod

Almighty

'"

str.ida, to lose one's vay ; alloTrtanarsi dalla patria, to alfly from one's conrUry lontanrlrsi dal suo soggtto, to rambUfrom the stibject
:

'-o.a'lj.re--^
te cast
ii

Alloppiare,

Alloppio, nt. any thing that causes a profound sleep Alldra, adv. then, at that time ; d'allra in qua. since ; allra allra, ai the very time Allro t. the I rrl-tr Allucignoldre, to trri Allucignarsi, to mistiiKe

Mthiidme.f. height * "-vol.inte, Altalenare, to swing adj. any thing Altaleno, m. a srving gate ,t flies very high Altamente, adv. on high jirc Alto, adj. high, tall pi alto fondamente, deeply ad alta di me, toller than I: alto vote, loud nobilmente, noraare, high sea: voce alta, bh), generously, splendidly loud voice; di alto, from A\tina.,f. a turret above umo d' alto sapere, Altare, m. altar a man of great learning; Alta,/ a sort ofmallon's pericoloso, dangerous, haAlterbile, alterable, zardous ; panno alio, broad adj. changeable cloth ; mirare in alto, to Alteramento, m. (see Alteralook above far alto, to halt far alto e basso, to do as Ai X /_ _,/._ change; alone pleases alto, (in music,
;
: :

Allda,/, sheep's lenther Alludente, a,,';. aUuding Alludere, to allude to Allumare, to set fire to AlluminaJine,/. (sec Illuini-

'

Allungare, to lengthen Allungato, adj. lengthened Allungatura,'/ prolongation Allupare, to starve tvilh hunger Allusing^re, to flatter [enei Allusine, /. allusion, refer-

'

terrsi 2ngry treble Alteratamente, adv. furiously Altramente, adv. otherwise Alterato, adj. changed, al- Altres, adv. also, too, likete red wise io ho altresi riceAlterazine, / alteration, vuto una lettera da lui, / likewise received a letter from Altercare, to wrangle, chide, Altrettale, adj. such another, Altercazine,/. chiding, alterthe same thing Altrettanto, adv. as much, as Alterzza, Altierzza, and Alterfgia, / ostentation, pride, altrettanto ricco che voi, / insolence, arrogance wish I was as rich as you Alternamente, adv. by turns Altri, proH. other Altemiire, to turn, to vary Altrich, adv. (see Altroch)
:

Alternativa,/, alternative AItri.n, adv. the day before Alternativamente, by adv. yesterday turns Altrimnti, adv. otherwise, Alternativo, adj, by turns else : non altrimnti, just Alternazine,/, redoubling Allusivo, adj. allusive Altro, and Alter.io, adj. Altro, pron. rei, other, an Alluvine,/, alluvion proud, scornful, disdainful A\m^,f the soul (in poetry) Altzza, /. height, loftiness Almanaccare, fo build catties una statua dicci piedi d'altzza, a statue ten feet high Almanacco, m. almanack, caprofondit, depth ; potixa, Almanco, and Almno, adv. power; sublimit, sublimity Altzza, /. highness: S. A. R. Almirdnte, admiral, the or Sua .A.ltez2a Reale, his an royal highness Almo, adj famous, excellent Alticcio, adj. tipsy Alci, m. aloes, (a kind of herb) AUieramnte, adii, proudly, aloes fa shrub J
I I
'

Alopecia, and .Alopzia, /. the

come

AMA
adv. tomenhcrt elte

AM E
Amiizonp,/.' amazon, a
tvariffbio, adj. ampliitjiout

Amino,
Ambage,^' preambles Ambasceria,/ emluissy
Alveir
bee-h

' -nto, m.spotless amianthus,

ui/;

Hid

m
AWmo.
Alunno,

AlTcdrio, [ru a canal, the bed ofc

Ambifscia,

/.

shortness

of

adj.

wi.

from the Mh, and Alunna, /

AmbasciadiSre.m. ambassador Ambasciadortzzo, m a deputy Ambasciadrlce, /. ambassa-

chevole, endly
cably,

Ah.o"m. the beli/ Alzia,/, u cu Wf Alzare, to raise,

:

Ambascidre, Ambasciata,
to
lift

to

pant
/.
:

nlmente, adi: amifritndly ; vi parlo

to

up
some

embassy messggio, message

amichevolmente, I speak

alzar le vle, to hoist Ih. alzar uno a qualche sail

digiiit, to

advance

to

so,

</J.

full of grid-

amicizia, jf'. friendship, amity .mico, m. friettd ; amico strtto, an intimate, a

mbdbsi
one's voice ; alzar !e carte, to cut the cards ; alzarsi, to rise up Alzato, part, risen Alzatura,/. lifting up ajjiciionafe. Ani.-ibile, adj.
to
lift

gallant

amica

(amntel

up

both

ambe

le

mani,

both

fido. m. starch

hands

Amistde, and Amisfriendship. alliance

Ambedue, Ambediii, Ambi-

duo, p,on. bolh camnto, m. a conAmbiante, adj. ambling Ambiare, to amble Ambidestro, adj. ambiderter mild(who uses both hands alike) Amabilit,/, affability, Ambidiie, Ambidi, Ambi- Ammacchidrsi, to hide one's [ed ly duo, pron. both Amabilmnte, adv. amiably, self beh ind a bush Ambiente, ni. circumference, Animaestramnte, adv. learn. friendly

Amaca,/, a hummock A madre, m. a lover AmadOtta,/ a kind of pear

Amaglidre,
'

Ambipuamtnte,
Ambiguo,
doubtful;
adj.

aJv.'~ ambi-

Ambife-uita,/. double

meaning
Ammaestrare,

to heat.flax

ambig,ws,

"
try)

uialgamation
\algamate

udmo ambiguo.
to

Ambio, m. amide Ambire, to aspire

tenderly

Amanunse,
Amardccio,
hitter

a copier
[grievously
adi)

Ambito, m. cabal Ambizidne,/. ambition Ambiziosamente, adv. ambitiously

adj. disagreeable,
bitterly.

[man

Ambizidso, aj. an ambitious

Amaramente,

Ambo, pron. (see Ambe) Ambedue, Ambodo, pron.

Ambra,/, ar^iler [bath Ambracanto, adj. perfumed
'

with ambergris

Ambracane, m. ambcrgtii Ambrre, to perfume with Ammagrdie, and A mmagrlre,

Amareggiare,
o.ffl"t

to

embitter, to

Ambretta,/, amhret (ajlorver)

Amarzza,
discontent

/.

nith le:nes Ambroglna, /. a kind of aland Amardre, Ambrdsia./. ambrosy [mond Ammaidto, covered or icckea
affliction /. bitterness,

m. bitterness, Amaritdine,

Ambulatorio,

0(1;

ambulatory

Ammainare,

tZ

stri'ke,

or

Amdro,
Amative,

adj.

grievous,

un-

Amenamente, adj. agreeably ' mendue, Amendni, Amen

dune
both
(tutti

Amml\re,'to gron< sick Ammalaticcio, ad], sickly

Amn-.aldlo, adj. sick, ill; mi ammalato, a sick person Amnialiamnto, m. enchantment, Lctritchiug

Amatfsta,/. amethyst

nende,

due) both
pleasantness

A mdto,

adj. lovely pari, beloved

meditate,

f.

lighffulness ^no, adj. pleasant, delight

AMM
Ammaliatre, m. a sorcerer Ammaliatrice,/, a n'cA Animaliatra,/. (see Aramalia:nnto)

mdre,
o,ie's

to

ammemrsi,

sink in a mire; to entangle

Ammissiirto, adj. temperate,

amice (a priesft
gari ent)

yiciou
ailj.
'

Ammnda,

self in a hud affair /. (risarcimnto)

Aininalizito,

grown ma

Ammanettre,

fine, penalty;

condandr
;

all'

Ainmoderncire, io thing fashionable

make a

r, to (ire.

self

ammnda, to fine incrre- Ammogliamnto, m. marriage re 1" ammnda, to forfeit Ammogliare, to mar>-y
Ammenciabile,

hellishyn
; to

Ammendare,
adorn, embehead with
to

to

ddj. corrigible correct, re;

Ammogliato, adj married Ammogliatre, m. a malchto caress

;

claim,

to

mendare

il

indemnify amdanno, to make Ammoinre,

;

Ammannaire,

io

good the
dal
bere,

/o.!j

io

refrain

Ammanire,

to

prepare,

put

ammendarsi Ammollare, to mollify, soften to let go, to let loose from Ammollalivo, adj. moistening Ammolliente, adj. vmoltient
Amiaollilto, adj.

Ammansare, Ammantare,
-

to soften, to

tame
cloak

to cover, to

3".l^re

from Am-

ami hide any thing

adj.

mmsso,
covered,

defen

pari, admitted to admit, receive ; rnmi-ttere le giustificazini di qualchedno, io give one

nmSttere,

spinage
'.,

is

loosening

le

or affect
adj. loosened

Ammollito,

Ammezzamnto, m.
Amraarcimento, m.
piilrefac[itse!f

divisimi,

Ammonire, to admonish,warn,
to, part,

reprimand admonished
/.

Ammonitre, m. admonisher

Ammarrire, in rot Ammarginrsi, to

Ammartelldre,
give jealoiuy
to

Smmonizioncella,

paternal

cica'

tormen
iniccatre, . rvho

Ammontare,
minks
minicolre, io prop, assist minfcolo, m. support, help ministrare, io administer, anage, govern ; soramistrre, ^o supply, or ajford ministrate, pari, supplied ministratdre, m. adminis-

mmonizine,/- admonition to heap up

to In

Ammonticchiare,

pel,pi pilrd iticcliito, heaped,

get together

Ammassato,

ad),

heaped up

Ammorbidare, and Ammorbidire,

to

Ammassatre, ni. accumulator ator, manager Ammasso, m. a heap \iratrix --Ammatassare, AmministratrCce, /. adminisAmmattfre,
ed
:

soften,

loosen

ammorbidirsi, io grow feminate imministrazine,/. adminis- Ammorsellato, m. a hash

ef-

to

grow

distract-

far

divenir mitto, to

Ammortamnto, m. extinction tration, government Amminutre, <o cui very small Ammortare, to extinguish lirdbile, adj. wonderful, Ammortire, to extinguish, to
e,

Ammaitlto,aiij,distracted,niad

excellent

Ammattonamnto, m. a pav
ing
rvith

AmmirabUit,
lous

/.

tlie

square marble
to

tiles
rvitl

marvel- Ammortito, pari, extinguished Ammorzare, to quench, to rervonpress, mitigate

;

Ammattonare,

pave

mmirabilmt!nte,
derfully

adii,

ammorzarla

suprbia, io humble pride

Ammattonato,

adj. pavec with square bricks, &c. Ammaiamnto, n. slaugh

mmiraglito, m. office of admiral^, admiralty uiR

idmire,

wonder
__

Ammaliare,
mazzarsi,

to

murder; am-

to kill one's self

stupirsi, to be amazt lirativo, adj. admirit

Ammazzastte, m. a vapour
ing Hector

Ammirato,

part,

admired,

Ammazzatojo, Ammazzatore,
Ammazzolaie,
Viucielmire,

[hous m. a slaughter
i.

izzicdre, to cut in pieces ZZicilto, ailj. cut in pieces iccliiare, to heap, amass isre, to pout, to ineet

and

Am

Ammiratre, m. Aramiratriitinamnlo,
n.

mutiny.

to

make

nose-

and

Ammem-

Ammlrazitine,/. admiration Ammissibile, adj. admiasible Ammissine,/ admission Ajuuiissurre, to measure

:o,

adj.

raised

in

ANC
Ana, a nord used by physicians Ammutinatre, m. a rtbel in their preicriplions, signiAmmutolire, and Ammutolire, io he dumb, mute fying an eiual quantity of each Amrautolto, ami Ammuto.4.nabatlsta, in. anabaptist lito, adj. speechless, mule Amnistia,^, a getterai pardon Anacorta, m. anchorite, hi Amo, m. huok, a Jsh-hook Anacoretizz^e, to live like on Amre, j. love, iijection; Anacrentica, / Anacreontic
'

ANF
AncoTTJiggio, m. anchorage Ancdine,/, .rnvil Ancusa,^: orchanet fa plant)
.

Andamnto, m.

depcri-

amor
tar

proprio, self-love; por-

ode

[tic

Andana, J', a rope-walk Andante, going Andantemente, adv. fluently,

;

amre, to love A moreggiamnto, m. rvoning Amoreggiare, lo make love Amorvole, adj. kind Ammorevoleggiixe, io cajole,
Ainorevolzza, f. friendship, love: amorevolezzina, Arimi

easily, wilhout interruption Anacrentico, adj. AnacreonAnacronismo, i. anacronism Andare, to go andare a piede, Anagdllide, broo.klime, to. to walk andare alla lunga,
;

(herb)

to

Anagallo, m. pimpernel (herb) Anagnoste, m. a lecturer Anagogia,/ anagogy, mystery,

elevation
[tically

at stake; ornalo, io dress well ;

vita,
life

nords [friendly Anagogic.imnte, adv. mysAmorevolmente, odv. loving. Auagramma, m. anagram Anagrammatizzare, to nuike Amorino, m. a liitle lore anagrams Amorosamente, adv. amorous,
friendly

; andar andarne la andare andare andar bene, to succeed; andar a secnda, to favour ; lasciamo andare questo discorso, let us talk no more of this-; i

draw

out in length
to sail
:

a vela,

a marito,

to

marry

Amorosello, or

Araorostto,

adj. lovely, genteel

Analisi,/, analysis Analitico, adj. analytical Analogia, f. analogy, resemadj.

Amorio, adj. amorous Amorso, ni. lover, gallant; AnalOgico, and Anlogo,
heart

vostri afifari vanno secnda, your business prospers ; n tempi andati, in time andar facendo, io go past about something; andare
:

Amoretto, m. rising love Amoscfca,^ a kind of plum Amovibile, adj. removable Amprio, m. hawthorn Ampiamente, adv. amply, fuUy Ampizza,/, extent, amplitude
A'rapio, adj. large, wide, spacious ampie promsse, grtoi
;

Ampioeiovdnte,

adj.

ft for

Ampioregndnte, one nlio reigns

Ampliare, to extend, enlarge Ampliato, part, enlarged
Amiiliazine, /. ampliation, [extol ( law term) Amplificare, to ampUfij, to Amplificato, adj. Ofnphfd Amplificatre, m. amplifier Amplificazine, and Amplia,

analogous, alike collera, to be angry andar andaraltero, to be proud Anarchia,/, anarchy le, to t gone Anrchico, adj. anarchical Andata,/, gait, Anatma, curse of excommu[P-'rging a purging Andatacela,/, a very copious Anddto, part, gone, past Anatomia,/. anatomy .Andatre, m a traveller Andatura, walking mically Andirivini, m. tvindings, in Anatmico, aJj analm coherent discourses Andito, m. passage, entrance ist, a professor of Andrne, m. antechamber Anddoto, m. an anecdote latomizzare, to anatomize' Anelante, and Aneldso, adj. [pant A'n a./c iuck panting, blowing I,/, haunch, hip Anelare, to breathe short, to Anclla,/, maid, damsel Anelazine,/. short breath Anche, adv also, too, likewise ; Anelito, m. shortness of breath per anche, yet, as yet: ne Anelltto, and Anellino, m. a anche, neither, not quand* small ring anche, though, although; vi Anello, n. a ring; dar 1' asono stato anche, / have been nllo, to betroth; a-illo di
;

Anands, m. pine-apple

there

also;

1'

a%Tei

fatto,

caplli, /otfco/Aair

Amplissimamente,

zine,/. amplif,eation adv.

at

quando anche fosse stato presente, I would have done it though he had been there

Anellne, m. a large ring Anellso, adj. made like

Amplitudine./, trmplitude Ancheggiare, to wag one's legs Anemone, m. a flower so called [sense Amplla, /. boHU, Jlagon, Anci^ere, to kill Aneto, ni dill Anelila,/, a maid Anfanamnto, m. prating, non Ampollina,/ a bubble .Anco, adv. also, yet, rfifj Anfanare, to ramble in disanfanarsi, to wau' course Ampollosamente, and Ampol- A'ncora,/. an anchor lso, adv. bombastically Ancra, adv. also, likewise, Ampollosit,/, bombast agai Anfanatdre, m. prattler, blah '' Ampollso, adj bombastic la,/i| Amputa2ine,'/. amputation Amulto, m. amulet
;

Anfibologia,/, uncertain mean-

Annsjrfre,

to smelt, to

com

Anfihologicamc-nte,
AiVuoH./.v

atlv.

amfiu-

Annasato, adj smelted

[ubscire

Anfibologico, aHj. ambiguous,

Ann^i^re, to wind yarn a Annata,/ ./.ar

Annebbiamnto, ni. dark
Animale, adj animal Animalesco, adj. beastly Animaletto, m. animalcule AnimaUno, m. animalcule
Annebbiare,
Annebbiato,
blasted
t

An&sci.

wi.

Amphisciam

uibitamt of the torrid zone) amphitheatre Anfiteatro, A'nfora,/ kilderkin Anfratto, a narrow dark [charme place

m m

cloud: annebai
r

beast Angariare, io force, tu a dunce, an awkhiard fellon Angariatore, m an oppressor Animaluccio, and Anima Angelica,/, a plant to called 12ZO, m. animalcule Angelicamente, adv. like an is an angel Animante, rvhat animated angel [of

Animalit,/, animality over- Animalone, m. a great

Annegamnto,
Annegare, Annegato,
to

drorvn, to deny

adj.

dromntd

Annegaiine'.f. self-denial AnneghitUre, and AnneghitAiigelich/za, /. tlie likeness Animare, io hearten, to aw .iidtcfiLc^ tirsi, to grofir lazy Angelico, udj angelical; viso adj. nimated Anneghittito, adj. idle, slighter. angelico, charming face * A'ngelo, m. angel angelo cusf. ni><w?-jAnneramnto, fii. a ' tiira. f. black-ness ttSde, guardian angel ^- to Mac ,gnei' annerare, A
I \

'

'.,

I I

'

io fo ci

tCompuUi per angheria, / am

do this to compel, to op-

forced

to

Anghcriare,

AngiptirK

rn-agaii
adj.

Anglicano,

Anglican

la

of England Anglicismo, ni. Anglictsm Anglo, m. an Englishman (in

poetry)
[nered

Angolare, adj. angular, corAngolarmnte, adj. angularly A'ngolo, i. angle, corner Angolso, adj. having angles

Angore,

j.i

grief,

pang

Aiigoscvole, adj. sorrowful, painful

Angoscia, /.
Angosciare, Angoscidtn,
distressed

lid

Ango
v,

to grieve, to

udj.

sorronful,

Angosciosamente, adv. sori

[fui falhj Angoscidso, adj. anxious, pain A'ngne, m. a S7iake (in poetry J Anguflla./. <c eel

Anguin jglia, f .groin, a

Angustia.

botch
;

distress, scarcity

ai:gust)a di

tempo, shortness

<fl,me
Angustiare, to afflict, to harass Anunstiato, adj. Angustii5so, adj. auxions, ve.red, grieved

Angusto,

adj.

nanorv,

close,

ANO
Annoiamnto,
ni.

AM
r

ANT
sito

Ansamdnto, m. panting,
hreath

Antichrfsto,

m. Antichrist

Ansante, adj. out qf breath * - -re. to pant

Annoio: Annoids
Annoiare,
to 1./. perplexity la,f. sorrow A'nsio, adj s

iilata,/. antedate

Metto, adj. foretold

A ntidlre,
tdoto,
,

to foretell

m. antidote, counter

freight (as ships

Annorare,

to name, to call Annna, f. provisions Annoso, adj. old, ancient

Antifona,/ anthem itifonario, m. an anlheminger (also) a book of an;

Annotazine,/, a note, remark Annottare, and Annottarsi, tu grow dark Annoveramnto, m. enumera-

f
ight

precedency

Antifras^,/. antiphrasis \ ntigiudicre, to prejudge intiguardre, to foresee intiguardia,/. vanguard Intiniettere, to pilfer, to et-

Antelucano, adj. bfure dayitemurale, m. defence

Antenato, m. progei
>ndU,
c

itipdpa,
itipsto,

m. uHtipope
VI.

Annovervole, adj. that may le computed Annovero, ?n. ccymputation

Annuale, Annuale,
dell'

adj. yearly rn. (tutto

[pole forefathers .ntnna, /. sail-yara, lun Antepenllimo, adj before i last but mie Anteprre, to prifer, to esiti Anteposizine,/, preference ' ',pnrt. preferred

dishes

first

Antipatia, f. natural aversion Antiptico, adj. aver.-.e Antipatizzare, to bear anavev

Sion tn

il

corso

.adj.forenwst
a,f. priority lnte.aJr. before
Aiiteserrglio,
jii.

anno) the year Annualmente, adv. annually Annugolare, In grarv cloudy

Antipatizzto, part, hated A nti pensare, to premeditate Antipensato, premediadj.

tated

Annuvolato, clouded
AnnuUagio'r.e, /. and Annullamnto, m. abolishing, suplullre,
i

ajicid gale,

a fore close ntesignano,

Antipodi, m. antipodes Antiprre, to prejer, esteem Antiporte, /. and Antiprto,

' '

siipprc

ami Antessignano, 7<i. standard bearer ntitaglia,/ antiquity, monu-

gate

[hand
to

AnliprCndere.

take hefore-

Annullato,

repealed,

Anticjuario, m. an antiquata ments of antiquity abro- Anticamente, adv. anciently, Antiquato, adj. obsolete, old

of old

Anticmera,/, antechamber
AnnullzJne, /.
aboliihing,

Antisapre, to foresee Antisapvole, adj. that

j

may

be

Ami<

'

^,adj.t. ntichita, Antichitdde, and Anticliitate,/. antiquity Aniicipare, to prevent, to fore-

Annunziaiiiine,/. the an,

tell Ihanc 'Antiserraglio, m. a Anticipatamente, adv. beforeAnticipato, adj. anticipated AnlicipaziSne,/. preveiitit>n Antico, adj. ancient, grand'Antivedre, fo>r<

kind of

Annnzio, m. message, ne

Annuo,

adj.

annual
to overcast

Annuvolare, Annuvolato,

adj. cloudy A'no.tn. the fundament

oilj.

Anodino,

anodyne
.Anticrte,.r.

Anmalo, a^lj. irregular Anonimo, aij. nameless

Anatomia, f. dissection Anotomistd, i. anatomist

afore court

Antichristiino, adj. antichri

A PO
Antirigflia, /. the evening be-

APP
ApolUneo,

PP

Antologia, anthology Antrce, and An tracia, /. a

A'ntro,

m.

den, cave, grotto

;

Anulare, and Anulario, ndj. pertaining io a ring dito Apojiletico, adj. apoplectic Appannatio, m. tvliat ditn anulare, ie ring finger Apostasia,/, apostacy Anzi, adv. rather un the con- Apstata, rt. apostate, rette- Apparire, to learn gado trary, even, also ; non soiaApparito, adj. learned mnte liberale, anzi pro- Apostafdre, to apostatize Apparato. tn. preparation; con digo, he is not only liberal, Apojtma,/. an imposthume apparato, sumptuously but even prodigal Aposlemare, to suppurate, to Apparecchiamnto, m. prepaAnzi, prep, befirre ; anzi ch'io andate Aposteraato, adj. imposthu- Apparecchiare, to prepare, to moia, before I die si che venga, go arvau treat apparecchiare la tare he CO ApostotOjtn. aposlolate, aposvola, to lay the cloth; appaAnzi. conj. nay tleship recchiarsi, to get one's -felf Aniianit;Sde, and Apostolico, adj. apostolical ready, (also) to furnish one"*
; ;

(di Apollo) ti \f Appantiamnto, and AppanApollo natura,/. d7,ines.i Apologtico, adj. apologeti: Appanndre, to darken, io Apologia,/, apology, defend cloud; to tarnish, dull; to Apologista,!, an apologist fall into a snare Apologo, in. apologue, fable Appannato, pari, caught in Apoplessia,/, apoplexy

AnZip.iiitite,

/.

antiquity,

A^a....o.

Apostrofare, to put

an apos-

Anziano, adj. old, ancteiit Apostrolatamnte, adu. nilh Anzich, adv. sooner, before an apostrophe that ; anzi pure, rather than Apostrotatura, and Apostrofazione,/. the art of putting Appareggire, to put in comapostrophes Anzichno,arfti. rather, soencr petition, to match Anzinto, adj. first born, eldest Apostrofe, m. an apostrophe Apparentire, to nuttch,tomake
Aolirfto, a. oily

(in

>ric)
;

Aoncinare, in make crooked Apostrofo, apostrophe Aorcare, to strangle, choak Aorcato, part, strangled ApOstumc, adj. posthumous Aormre, tohasf term) to quest ApotCgma, apophthegm, (a otta, adv. often sliort and pithy senlenee) a tta a tta, non' and then Apotesi, / apotheosis (the deifying of a man) Appaciamiito, m. pacifying

one's selffamiliar Apparentito, adj. related

to

A pparente,
rently

adj plain, evident

Apparentemente, ade. appa[probahilUy

Apparnza, /. outside slwm, Apparre, to appear

Apparigliire,
v. to
i.

Apparimento,

pair apparition.

pelita, jii. east wind pen-lino, ,n. Apennine mcu,i. taws in Italy

Appatliu'lionare, to incamp Apparire, io appear. Apjiadiglionito, adj. incamped Appag.'ibile, adj. that may he
satisfied

Ap.

'

o,

and Apertfvo,
{see

adj.

Appagamento, and Appigo, srnce, a fine cat-riage m satisfaction and content Apparita, Apparizine,
Appagare,
lo satisfy, to please
:

and

Apertiira) Aperta:r!;.'nte, adv. openiy,

;

ApSrta,/.

d' altro non m' appago che frankhj della solitudine, solitude ia ApSrto, adj. open, plain, hold my sole delight un flre aprto, a blown Appag-Jto, adj. satisfied Jlower riavr uno a braccia Appaiare, to pair, io match
;

Apparsidne, mento)

{see

Appari-

aprte,

to

receive one tvith

appaiarsi, to join one's self

AperUire, m. rvho opens Apertura, and Aperzine, /. hole, means, opportunity

A'pice, m. top, hciglii A])Ucolo, 1)1. a little height Apocalisse, and Apocalissi, /. apocalypse Apocrifo, ad}, apocryphal libri apocrifi, the apocry-

Appaidto, adj. matched Appalesare, to discover,

clare : appalesarsi, to one's self known

to de-

Apparito, part, appeared Ap;>aritre, m. a bailifi' Apparizine,/, apparition Appartamnto, m. apartment, lodgings Appartare, to sever, to put asunder ; appartarsi, to with-

make

draw
Appartatamente, adv. asunder,
secretly

Appalesato, part, discovered,

revealed

Appartato,
to let, to

pmrt.

separated.

Appal t.<re,
App;Slto,

farm
Appartennte, and Appartrgnnte, adj. belonging, appertaining, suit alile App.'.rtennza, /.

Appaltatre, m. farmer

m.fami
m. intriguing, that

Ai>paltciiie,

puts hinuelfforward Apogc, m. apogeon, or apogee Appannaggio, m. appendage

appuri-

APP
AppiaoeToIire, to appeas,

AFP
n
lidrsi,

to

confirm

to;

m
-

tame Appianare,

appiglio al vostro consiglio,

to

remove, or surlevelled

/ n-illfollvw your advice

Appierfrsi, to grow idle Appillotrsi, to trifle amay one's time A'ppio. rv. parsley Appiuiilo, mela ' appiu(5Ia, /. golden pippin '--' " the tree that golden npp,n

mount
Appassionamnte,

difficulties

Appianato, adj.

adv. pas- A jipiastrdre, to o'eave tot appiastrdre un diamante, to set a diamond; appiastrarsi, to Appassionre, to make one sufappassioTidrsi, fer, endure to have a strong passion for ApiMastrdto, part, daubed niith
;

Ajipashionaio,

aHj. endured, suffered, ajrcciionate

^

Applaudente,
pia ads Appliiiidere,
to applaud, Applaudirsi,
-

adj.

Appassire, and Appassirsi, to Appiastricciiire, and Appias-

and Applaudire,
to to

Apjiiattament, m. t/ie act of as paste Appellbile, adj. that viny be appealed [pellant Appiattare, to lie concealed. appiattarsi, to hide one's self Appellante, m. appealer, apAppellare, to name, call, ac- Appiattarante, adv. by stealth, secretly cusi, impeach ; to appeal to a Appiattato, part, concealed Appellativo, adj. susceptible of Appiaccdgiiolo, m. a hook,

Appastave,

to stick

approve have a jirvud

gait

Applaudito, part, applauded Appluso, m. applause Applausdre, m. who applaude

Applicamnto, m. application
Applir.-tbile, adj. applicable

Appli

>

ap

tenter

Aiipitcamt'nto,
fastei,ing to

m. hanging

at

AppMcatamnte, adv.
tively

atten-

Appello, %

appeal, a chal-

Appna, adv. hardly, scarce Appenare, to svjjir, to be diaAppendere,

tip

Ai)piccre, to tie, to fasten : appiccarsi, to keep close, to

Appiccante, adj. viscou, glu- Applicato, part, applied Applicattre, m. who applies Applicazione, /. application,
diligence

io

hang,
"

to

hayjg

[pleine7it

Appendice,

f.

appendix, sup-

Aiipennecch'ire, <o Ji/i a dis[pose t.ijr Appensdre, to dcsif^n, to proA|>pensatamnte, adv. matiirely. seriously [on Appc'so, part, handed, hinig

Appestare,

to

infect, to

cor-

stick, to catch, to thrive, to Api>, prep, tvith, by, near slander; appiccarla ad uno, Appdco appco, adv. by little to play one a trick appiccar la zuifa, la battaglia, to give Appoggi amnto, r>i. an elhotvbattle Appoggiarc, to support, to proAppiccaticcio, adj. clammy, sticky male appiccaticcio, Appoggirfto, ndj. propped Appoggiatilio, a contagions distemper Appoggiata. and Appggio, 7>i. prop, supAppiccaticcio, m. a troublesomefelhw port, defence Appicc-ativo, adj. contagious Appellai. >ilh, Appiccato, adj fast, sticking App< Appiccattira, /. the ironwork
; ;

Appicci.-ire, and Appiccicare, to stick fast to AjjpetSnza,/. appetite, desire, Appiccinire, to make smaller,

affection

to lessen

Appetibile, an), desirable

Apprre,
Appiccolamnto, m. lessening,

to

impute, to oppose,

Appetitivo, adj. that provokes

appone
Appiccolare, antZ Appicciolire,
;

la

sua disgrazia, they

to diminish, to retrench; to Appetito, m. appetite, desire you che potete apporre Ajipetituso, adj. that provokes questo? what have you to Appi,an<? Appieda, adi). don; the stomach say to this ? ut the foot Appetizine,/, appetite, desire, Apportante, adj. that brings Appino, adv. fully, entirety wish Apportare, to convey, to proAppettare, to hare at heart, to A.i)pisionamnto, i. re< qfa Apportatre, m. Apportatrice, Appigioniire, to let, to hire Appetto, adv. in comparison dirimptto) over a- Appigionasi, m. a bill upon a Appositiccio, adj. postick {for f^ainsl. facing! combattere Appositivo, adj. (hat may be [addition appetto apptto, to Jight a jo7ied Apposizidne, /. application.
;

APP
A pproccire,
,

Appostare, io spy,

to approach Approccio, m. approach Approcciato, adj. approached Approdare, to arrive, to be pro-

Appurare,

to

purify, to

nnl

Approfittare,
irsi, to

and

Approfit-

profit, to

draw

ad-

AppostJccio, adj. added

inta^efrom Approfondare, and Approfondire, to dig, to

Appa

olto,

make
(see

deeper

Appostolicamnte", adv
Appostlico, Appostlico,
ailj. aiioslolical

Appropinquarsi,

Appres-

Apiico, adj. sunny [ing Aprimnto, . the ad ofnpenApripdrta, m. a door-keeper Aprire, to open, io cleave; aprirsi, io chop, io guage,
Aprile, m. April
adj. aperitive

aci',

a propos. Apritivo,

m.

(/or

pap;
Appropriarsi, appropriare,
ini

ponti-fice) the pojje

to

Appstolo, m. aiioaile Appratire, v. to form land

to

appropriate; apply one appropri-

Apritre, m. he that opens; apritdre di case, Itouse

Aqurio, m. Aquo
appropriato, part,
ated [atioH .Ai>propriAi(ine, /. appropriApprossimante, adj.
nethi,i

I,

a tign
quarter
[ish

meudow-land
Ai>pren(lnte, adj. that learns

Aquarticire,
troops

t;.

to

Apprndere,

to learn, to coi
;

ceire, to ttack

apprnderi

nigh .Vppvossimto, adj approached Apprendimtlnto, m. learning, Approvbile, adj. laudable skill, knon-/cdi;e A]>provagine,/ approbation Approvare, to approve, to conAppiendi'sta, m. an apprei ApprenditcSre, m. scholar firm Approvatamnte, adv. in an Apprensfbile, adj. to be approvable manner Approvato, adj. approved Approvatdre, m. and Approvatrice,./'. approver, allvwer Approvazione,/, approbation Appresentare. to sherv, t( present another [thickened Approveccirsi, to get some Ap]irso, adj. comprehended, profit Appressamnto, m. approaeli, Appuntainnte, adv. precisely neighbourhood Appuntamnto, m. agreemei ' restare in appuntamnto. Appressare, to dratv near, to
adj. comyrehei

Apprendvole,

Appi

Aqutico, adj aquatic, rvaterAqueitk, Aqueitade, /. (set Acquosit) A'queo, adj. watery Aquiddtto, i. an aqueduct
A'quila,/. eagle Aquilino, adj hawked Aquilonare, adj. north wind Aquildne, m. the north Aquosita,/ {see Acquosit) Aqudso, !/;. ,e Acquso) Ara,f. altar Arabsco, adj Arabic Arbile, adj. arable

Argna,
Araldo,

f.
tru

and Aragno, m. a
a herald

\ing 711. tillage, ploughArncia,/, an orange Aranciata,/, a kind of cooling

Aramnto,

Appresso, prep.near, by, after. Appuntare,

to
iso

to sen', to to

blame,

sharpen,

set

dorvn, to
exactly,

find fault,

to fix,

appoint

a poco,
almost

al-

Appuntatamente, adv.
diligently

Appressoch

and Appresto,
7/1. prepara Apprestare, to prepare,

Appuntato, m. an agreed upon Appuntato, adj stitched, sharpAppuntatdre,

adj.
'"

ploughing
^ Aratolo,
i.

P''"'S''

lo

make
m.
critic.
.

and
'

Apprestato, adj prepared Apprezzdliile, adj. valnable Apjit-uzriamento,' m. valuation,

esi.matiuii

[rale
to

Apprezzare, in appraise, Apprezzato, adj. appraised,

Apprezzato're,
.t.

propped up m esAppuntino, adv. precisely, jusi an esteemer, Appunto, adv. precisely; per Arliitrggia,/. arbitration .:-..r appunto, exactly ; met- Arbilr' Apprezzazidne, f. appraisitersi

Ajipuntellato, adj. stayed, or

Aratre, m, husbandman Aratro, m. plough Aratura,/, tillage, ploughing Arazzerla, /. tapestry, viauu[upholsterer faclory Arazzire, tapestry maker,

appunto, in rdine,

Approbre, io approve, to like Ai>proMto, adj approved

Al>probazi<5ne,/. approbation,

to get ready ; sUvo per partire per V appunto quando

lei

Arbitrare, to adjudgt to judge, valie Arbitrariamente, adv. arbi

rily, despotically

venne. / u* i:oiug

away

the

moment you came

Arbitrrio, adj. arbitrary

ARC
Arbitrato, ptiru arlAt'oM arbitration Arbitrato,

ARC
Archipdnsoio, m. a plummet
]

ARG
Arcrrctcorale, adj. arehitfiit copal

Arbitrio, m, will, power; libero arbitrio, ^lee will A'rbitro, VI. and Arbitra, /. umpire, arbiter

Arc\\\ie\.Vra.,f. architecture

arco trionfale.
Archivista, m.
the keeper of.

A'rbore, m. irre

Arboreo, adj. full nf trees Arborto, m. a place planted

joke, a, rcibeilo,
[so

adj.

inglywelP"'
Ardnte, adj. hot, burning^ violeiit, amorous, desirous Ardentemente, adv. veliemently Ardnza,/, a great heat
A'rdere, to burn, to be
velie-

rcicr.nsolo,

m. first consul

Arcidiaconto, m. archdeacon

No, the ark of Noah Arcccia, /. an old trunk A'rcade, and Arcadico, adj.
Arcadc5re,
deceiver,

rcidiicono, m. archdeacon rcidilca, m. archduke Arciducato, m. an archduke

mently

iii

love, to shine, to

be

m. a bowman, a
knave
arch, centre
iepiscopdle, adj. belonging
secretly,

Ardigline, m. the tongue qf a

bi.ckle

Anale,

ni.

Ardimnto,
Arcire,

wi.

impudence,
bold, cou-

Arcarne, m. skeleton

Arcanamente,
privately

adv.

fredom, courage Ardimentso, adj.

Ardire,
fi

and

Arcire,

m.
n.

Arcangelo, m. archangel
Arcifanfana, and Arcifnfano,

boldnt

,,

confidence,

Arcare,

to

bend,

to

arch, to

Arditamnte, a
Areata, f. bow-shot: tirar un
ly, stoutly

courageons-

areata, to pump one ; tirar in areata, to judge at ranadj. arched, bent

Ardito, adj. courageous, Jar-

Arcato,

Arcavola,/, great-great grand-

Arcvolo, m. great [arch grandfather Archeggiare, to bend like an Archeggiato, adj. like a bow.

ignamtnte, adv. sharply Ardre, m. heat, love, passion, '- -Jging ignZza,/. iharpness Arcigno, adj. grim, sullen ; far Arduf te, adv. viso arcigno, to frown Arduit," Aniuit^cie, and ArArcimaesUiso, adj. most maduitte, /. great diffici'lly, jestic great (also) steepness of a moa[inaster _
^

rcimstro, m. first master rcimentire, to tell a most im-

_'rduo, adj.

difficult, perilous Ardiira,^'. ardour, heat

Arna,/, sand, gravel

Archetipo, m. first example, or
pattern Archettino, m. a
rcine, m. saddle-bow Arciplago, i. archipelago bow (to play Arcipota, m. the first ofpoets Arcipoltrdne m. very idle,
rcipresbeterlo, and Arcipretato, n. the dignity, office,
irenosit,

Arenositade, and Arenositte, /. sandy mai-

Areiidso, adj. sandy, gravelly

Archetto, m. fiddle-stick Archibugiare, and Archibu-

Areopagita, m. A .'eoiiugilc Areopagitiro, adj. bttoiging an Areopagite

to

and jurisprudence of an archArchibugiata, and Archibusnta,./;' arquebusade Archibugire, and Archibu- Arciprte, m. arch-priest Aiciricchissimo, adj. very Archibiigio, Archibio, and Archibuso, vi. a hand-gun Arcisquisito, adj. very exquiArchimandrita, m. leader, preArcivro, adj. most true Arcivescovdo, m. a-chbishop-

Areopago,

Areopagus

Arfasatto, and Arfasatllo, a mean, base, pitiful fellow, a paltry ftllow A'rgano. m. windlass, crane,

Argentaio,

t.

gold or fiVrer-

ARI
lestial si^ns Arietta, /. a short air, at song Ariettina, /. a little song, or

ARO
I'aimi, to declare tvar : Tat d'arme, to fight : far il vis delle arme, to look angry:

Arg&iteo, adj. eo!our of silver

Argenuarfa, /.
plait
plate,
silver

sospension d'arme, cessation,

2,

(in heraldry} coats of

Argentiera,/, silver nnite siliersmith Argentiere, Argentino, uilj. silver-coloursuiino argentino, clear ed sound ArgSnto, m. silver Arcante fiWto, m. silver mire

Armeggieria, Armeggiata, /.

Armeggio, and ArmeggialEnto, m. jostling, tilting,

Aringa, /. discourse, speech;
aringa, herring

or tourtiament

Aringamnto, m- discourse ArgSnto solimto, or Argnto Aringre, to hat angue Aringato, adj. harangued vivo, guicksilver Aringatdre, m. speaker tvhit Argilla,/, ararf Argiglia,
earth clay, patte, Argigl'iiso, and Argillso, adj.
i

Armeggiare, to jostle, '": armeggiare ur

Armeggiatdre, Hu

a jostler.
in plaxf

Aringhira, /. chair, pulpU, bar Aringo, and Arringo, m. lists,

Armeggio, m. fighting

Armellino, m. rmine Armentrio, m. a cattle-keep~

pulpit, liar Arginamnto, m. the making Ariso, adj. lightsome, airy; of banks, 7noles, Src
!

Armentrio,
cattle

adj. belonging to

Arginare,

to fortify,

{aha) preHy, graceful Arista,/. cAineo/porfc Aristarco, m. a severe critic Aristocrtico, adj. aristocralical

Armnto, m. herd, drove of

cattle

Armeria,/ annour
Arraetremndo, adj. dreaaful
Armigero, adj. martial Armflla,/. a'racet Armillare, adj. like a
sphere

Argindso, adj. full of banks Argnne, m. a kidney

Argomentare,

to

reason,

to

Aristocrazia,/, aristocracy istolochia, and Aristologiaj aristolochy (hartnort) istotlico, adj. belonging to
.

hollont

Argomentato, Argomentatore, m. a reasoner Aritmetica,/, ar Argomentazine,/, argument- .4ritiTietico, . ariKimtiiti"'

part,

argued

Armipotnte,

adj.

powerful in

Argomnto, ment Argomentso,

i

argil-

Aritmetico, adj. arilkmetical Arlecchino, m. harlequin Arli3tto, m. glutton, devourer

adj, expert, conto

Arma,

/.

arm

(in the ancient

vincing Arguire,

poets, instead
to

of Alma)

argue,

repri-

Armacllo, adv. cross-wit

/.

Armoniosamente, adv. IiarmoArmonizzare, to make harmom^

onizzto, adj. set in order

mand, to conclude, to infer Argumentante, m. opponent, Armadura

disputant

coat of mail,
/.

Argnmentre,

(see

Argomen- Armadurtta-,

light ar-

sser bene in arnse, to be in good order; sser male in arnse, to be in a -disorderly

Armare, to arm, to put or movr armare un vascllo,

:

to Jit out

a ship

armarsi, to
i

dell'

rie,

Armrio, and Armdio,

Arnine, m. a kidney Aromatario, rn. druggist Aromatichzza, Aromaticit, Aromaticitde, and Aroma_

Aridamente, adv. drily Aridit, Ariditde, and Ariditate,/, dryness A'rido, adj. barren,

Armatamente, Armato, adj.

nessed vateer

adv. rvith

arms
har-

ticitte. f. aromatic, odoriferous quality of plants, Sec.

armed,

Aromtico,

adj.

odoriferous.

Armatre, m. captain efa priArmattira, /. armour

Aromtico, m. a mixture ofaU

sneet-smelling spices

poor

Aromatizzare,
<

fo

emia/m, per[spicei

Armej and Arma,

armour,
harness
:

/.

fume
Arraa'.o,

muver

and

Armo,

m*

ARR
Arpa, nnd Arpe,/, harp Arpeggiamnto, m. harping Arpeggiare, io play upon the harp Arpia,/, an harpy Arpiciire, to ctinib vp arpiclr
:

stretch

(speaking

(if piata)

Arrobbidre,

to

dye

r.'ith

mad-

Arrocdre, to grom hoarse Arrecalo, adj. hna'se Arroccare, (ci fll a disiafT,

to

ArrendevolmntCjdJi'. submit
Arrendebilit, /. devolzza)
(see

astle (at chess)

col cervllo, to rejiact

Arpicordo, m. a harpsichord
Arjiine,

Arrer

m. a hin^e, Arra.f.earneH

hook,
[tenter

rocchiire. tna.hhle. to bungle rofjantccio, m. a xx:ry insointfellow

Arrendamnto, m. a surrende

Arrogante, adj. proud, haughtv

Arrogantemente,
Arrabiamnto, jn. ragiiigmadto arrest, to detain i, to ftay, to tarry

adv.

ur,.^

gantly
Arrogant(5ne, adj. very arro-

gant Arroganza,/ arrogance, pride,

se/fsufficiecy

angrij

Arrabbiata

jbir della fame, k hunger lite, adv. oui-

la lncia,

to

couci

Arrogare,
Arrogiito,

and ArrogKni,
part.
to

tr>

arrogated.

Arrabbiaillo, adj. enraged, mad, furious Arrabiito, adj. mad, fierce.

Arraffare,

Arrogere,

add, to giv^ to

Arrogimnto, m. addition
match, hnohs

and ArrafEire, to to catch, to tear luith

adj.
to

Arroliire, to enlist;

arro'.drti,

Arroncre,
mretted,

to

Arratfarto, calched

>ssimnto,

need m. reddening.

Arramaccidre,

drive one in

e, to i/K.?

rvgfrle

A rram picare,

to

climb

uid Arrosi
,.

Arrancare, to go lame, to limp along Arrancato, adj. voga arran^

Arrangolare,
to

parch

Jly in a pai-

Arrfdere, to smite, to fan la fortuna arride alle nt imprse, /ortwne smiles o ArriHfSre, to play at tneep-

Arrappre,
_Arrapprfto,

(o

wring,
adj.

to

mrest

Arringre,
its

(see

AringSre,

snatched,

derivatives)

adj.

Arrappatdre, m. a ravisher.

Arrischiamnto, m. risk, danger

Arrischiente, adj. bold, hardy Arrischiare, to venture, to expose arriscyiiiirsi, to be bold
;

Arrecato, part, brought Arrecatore, in. and Arrecatrice,/. one rvho brings, catArredkre, to prepare, to equip Arrdo, jk. forniture, implements arrdo di nave, rigping of a ship Arrenare, to run aground, to
;

usly Arrischiato, part, ventured Arrischivoie, adj bold, hardy Arrisicare, (see Arrischiare, and its derivatives) Arrissare, and Arrissdrsi, to

Arrotature, and Arrottno. m. [bull a grinder Arrotolare, to make vv ir.to a Arrovellare, to be angry, i,> make one mad with aoger Arrovellamnte, adv. furiDvellto, adj.

mad, furious

7iytr"''

Arrivare, to arrive at, fc reach; arrivar bene, to suc-

Arrivamnto, m. and Arrivata,

arrival Arrivato, part, arrived

AiTovesciato, part, orerthroin

desist

Arrendamnto, m. a

lease

Arrigzare,

to

rai

up-

Arridersi, \o surrender,

to

Arrozzire, to maks rough, harsh, rugged: arrozzirsi, to grow rough ; il freddo arroi-

S3

ASC
zlsce te mar.i, cold

AST
Arteiiciato,

makf

the

Artificidle,

and

hands rungh

AnuRare. to entafigh,

or rnrd;

arruffarsi, to take one another Ay the hair Arruffato, adj. entangled., un-

adj. artificial, artfrd Artilicialmnte, eidv. artfully Artificio, m. industry, skill, instrument, engine, imple-

Asc'irore, to envy Ascia,/, an axe, a hatchet Asciatone, m. a bracket Asciare, to chip, to square sciogliere, to absolve, to re-

cnmhed
Airutt"atre,

m.

he

[tangles that cn-

Artificiosamnte, adv. tvorkmanlike, craftily

Artitciositade, Artificiosit, and Artificiositte, /. art, skill Artificiso, adj. skilful, subtle,

Amiffianare, to pimp Arrugginire, to grow rnsty Arruotafrbici, in a isriiider Arruotare, (see Arrotare)
Arruotolare,
{see

Arrotolare)

crafty

Artigiano, m. tradesman, arArtigidno, adj. of an artifcer Artigliare, to seize, or scratch mith the claws Artiglieria, f. artillery, ordArtiglire,

Ascilvere, m. breakfast Asciolvere, to breakfast Asciugggine,/, dryness Asciugamnto, m. drought, dryness, the drying of Asciugtinte, adj. drying Asciugare, to dry, to wipe Asciugatio, m. towel Asciuttamente, adv. dryly Asciuttzza, /. and Asciutto
Asciutto, adj. dry Asclto,/ and scoltamr.to,

m.

listening

and

Artigliro,

m.

Ascoltante, m. auditor, listenAscoltare, to listen, to mind; ascondere, conceal, to to dissemble ; ascondersi, to

gunner, matross
A'rso, adj burnt, poor
Artiglio, ?i. claw, talon Artiglidso, adj. armed
heat,

with
sail ; the

Arsura,

'

/.

burning

Arutamnte,

drought, extreme misery artfully, adv.

:

Artimne, m.
arbore dell'

the

mizen

artimne,

A'rte,/. art, slyness

iess

fire arte

a'una cosa, io folloni a husicon arte, a<l ; per arte,

arte, on purpose, maliciously,

Artista, m. tradesman, artisan Artistamnte, adn. artfully

listen

Amspice, m. augur,
An>sp(cio,
i. tn.
,.

Artritico, adj. articular diviner,

Ascoltazine,/, listening Asclto, m. star in asclto, hearken privately

ti

designedly Artefatto, ad} artificial Artfice, m'. rvor'kman, artificer Arteficllo, Arteficiulo, and AWeficiuzzo, TO. un unskilful

Ascndere,

to

conceal

Arzaggo,
Arzlca, /.

a soothsaying a kind of kite kind of yellon

A scone,
tail

/.

comet

with

paint Ai2igogol2lnte, adj. (see Fan.

Ascosamente, adv. secretly Ascso, part, hid, lurking Ascostamnte, adv. secretly

A scsto, adj.
Arzigogolare,
to

Artemisia,/, mugrvort
Artria., f.'artery Arteridle, iidj arterial Arteriologia,/. arleriology

invent,

to

concealed Ascritto, adj. in rolled

Arteriilso, adj. arteriotts Arleriotoinla,/. the opening

Arzillo, adj. lively, bold

Aneriuzz./ a

little artery ArtStica,/. Me gnut Arttiro, adj. gouty Articella, /. a business of a

of Asce,/, an axe, a hatchet Ascella,/, arm-hole, arm-pit Ascendentale, adj. linea ascendentale, i. ascending line Ascendente, adj. ascending,

minous stone Asfodlllo, i. the

Asia./. Asia

duyUhi

Asitico, i2({; .i4i(7/i<; ; costiim Asiatici, Asiatic manners

loose customs m. asylum, refuge A'sima, /. the asthma

little profit

Asflo,

Artichiocco, m, artichoke Articfjia,/ industry A'rtico, adj. the arctic, or norArticolare,

[tinctty them poie to pronounce disArticolrfre, adj. articular Articolatamente, adv. distinclly Articolato, adj. articulate Anicolazinei/. articulation

Ascendenza./, rise, ascent Ascendere, to climb, to mou Asiendimnto, m. :ending

Ascensine,/, ascei

Asinccio, afoot, a booby Asinaggine, /. clorvnishness

Asc&a,/.

nsre, m. he ascent

who goes up

Ascso, adj. ascended

Ascetico, adj. ascetic, practical Aschismcfo,' adv. across, a-

Artfcolo, m. article, head, point, clause {care, art

Artificazioiie,/. (in painting)

Asinescamente, adv. stupi

Aiinsco,

and Asinfle,

thwart
it,

stupid, dull

ASP
Asinino, adj. of an ass
hrutl,ruttic, silly
,

ASS
Aspirato, part, aspirated
[

ASS
Assassino, m.
assassin, ruj^
to satisfy sat lo satiate iole

.^...litcle,
i. 071

nitate, [see

Aspirazione,/ aspiring and Asi- Aspo, m. blades, yard-mi ndAssazire, Asin^gine)

ass
;

A'sino,

sino

sa!-

a wild ass Asinne, m. a great

vlico,

A^oi^e:t;:xport
severely;
...
.

ass,

stupidfeltotv Asma, asthna

Aspomiine.J. exportation Assecondare Aspramente, adv. roughly, Assedre, t

I
\

rT^'sji]
;

^tj^:f^
to stcon,l
sit
bi,

conibttere

as<o
!

Asmtico, adj. aslhmalie Asolare, to breathe, roam, ramble about Asprago, m asparagus Aspe, m. an asp, serpent
Asperre,
A'solo, m. breath, (also a button-hole J

pramnte,

to fight obstinate\

or one assedrsi, to sit o self down

(see Ai

aspramente,
lerely
i.

Assediamnto, m.
dio)

to exasperate, tu stir

[ Aspreggiare, to vex, exasi Asprtto, udj. a little harsh asprzza, f. harshness, sn rity, hardship
asprigno, adj. sourish
L'spro,
adj.

AsprSggiamento, provoking

the act

of Assediarne, adj.

gli assedinti.

Assediare, io besiege, to beset Assediato, part, besieged Assediatdre, m. besieger Assdio, m. siege ; volare ur.a

Asperatria,/. the windpipe Asperlla, /. horse-tail fa plant) Aspertto, adj. a little harsh Asprgere, tu sprinkle, moisten; asprgere di sale, lii ziicchero, &c. to strew with talt, sugar, S(c
AspSrgitcire, m. he who sprin^ kles Asi>erit, and Asperitiidine,

per assdio,

fierce,

rugge
or

"-

^.u.,.,., lingu aspra, a satirical tongue

bye...

to wish fat ~-'d to get it by hook

AssafeUda,/. assafcetida
isaggiamnto, m. the act
asting

Assegnamnto, m. ment, an income; iax asof segnamnto, to depend up

'^"^S^^^e^
/.n^.y.v..* constitute

^^^Hr r*' assaggiar l'oro, "", ~--r,a %

gold wine-conner,

',"

'""P'-'

io

to

nssmi assay

"O'ign,

aUege,
'

harshness, severity, adv, sity, inconvenience Aspersine, and Aspergir welting, sprinkling

assaggiato, part, tasted -xssaggiatdre, m. taster,

(also)

Assegnatamnte, adv. particu

larly, sparingly
c

an as

^ ssaggiatura,/, and Atiggio

m. proof,
Assif
.

Asprso,

trial,

essay

'part,

klea Aspersrio, Aspettbile,

m.

dashed, spri,^[sprinkle holy- waterrespectable,

pi.

Assegnatzza./ savingness Assegnato, part, assigned Assegnazine,/, and Assgno, m. assignment Assegnfre, (see Esseguire, and
its

adj.

remarkable
Aspettare, tu exi aspettare il ter e; aspettar
'cct

Assalimnto,
expectalio,

adv. enough; assai bene, pretty well; ass^ pi, ynuch more; assai per, se?~' times ; assai per tempo. arly iaissimo, adv. very much

derivatives)

Assemblare, ...,^^,,.c to . assemble Assembla, V. rmbly

'-

m. and Assalita,

bramnto, m. onset Assembrare, to assemble, tc appear ; assembrarsi, to vitti

together; to ai my in battle

As.pettatf\

/. assault, attack Assalire, to assault

draw up un

Assalito, part, assaulted Aspettato, part, expected Assalitre, j. assaulter, agAspettatdre, m. and Aspett gressor, robber trfce, /. expecter of any Assaltante, adj. assailant thing Assaltare, to attack, assault Aspettazine,/, and Aspetta Assalto, m. onset, attack dar mento, m. expectation, hope isslto a
;

Assennare, to advise, warn Assennatamente, adv. wisely Assennatzza,/, sense Assennato, adj. wise, judiAssnso, m. assent, consent Assentamnto, m. absence Assentre, to keep off Assentarsi, to absent one"/
>elf

Aspfitto,

nance,

primo
Aspide,

counte look, presence ; ne] asptto, at first sigU

m.

aspect,

a place Assannare, to bite, squeeze Assanno, m. biting

and Aspido,

7?i.

an

Assentatre, m. flatterer Assapre, to let know Assnte, adj. absent, missing iporamnto, i. the act of Assentimnto, m. consent, ap.siting

Aspirante, adj. trmba aspirante,

Aspirare,

Aspiratamente, adv. with aspiAspiratlTo, adj. that must be

a pump that draws A ="5sare, to stone, to pelt with up water by attraction to aspire, aim at Assassinamnto, m. and Assas-^-atnra,/ assassination
ismre,
to

Assaporare,

to feel, to

prove

murder

pri-

,/.

at-

Assassinito, part, assassinated

ogee, inattention Atsn2io^ n~ *iiormn>ood

AST
Asserrsi, io

grow

late

A ssiderazine, /.

chillness

Assomigliare,

to

compare; a

Asserenare, to make clear Asserente, adj. mho asserts

Asserrire, to press, squeeze Assertre, m. a drfeuder Assertrio, adj. affirmative

Assidere, to besiege Assidersi, to sit down Assiduamente, adv. assic ously . Assiduit, Assiduitde, and Assiduitte,/. assiduity Assfduo, adj. diligent, conAssiepare, to inclose Assillare, to rage, fume Assnio, m. a hurscfiy Assimiglinza, and AssimilaSidne, /. resemblance, comAssimiglire, and Assimilare, to compare, imitate, counterfeit

somigliarsi, to be like Assommare, to finish, perfect Assonante, adj. harmonious

Assonanza,/, consonance

Assonnamnto,
Assonnare,

ju.

sleep

to lull asleep sonnarsi, to fall asleep

as-

Assopito, adj. drowsy Assorbente, "arfj absorbent

Assessre, m. a Justice, counsellor, assistant

Assorbimnto,
Assorbire,

ni.

swallow-

Assestare,

to

counterbalance,

to adjust, to agree; assestar uno schiaffo ad uno, to give one a box on the ear A&selrJre, and Assetire,tomake

-.nd Assrbere, to swallow, absorb Assordare, and Assordire, t

dry; queste scarpe m'assettano bene al piede, these shoes fit me very rvell
Assetato, adj. dry, thirsty
Assettare, to adapt, to settle;
assettarsi,
to

Assioma, m. axiom, maxim

Assfsa,/. tax, duty, excise Assiso, adj., sitting Assistente, m. assistant Assistenza, /. presence, aid, help
Assfetere, to be present, assist Assistito, part, assisted Assistit<3re, m. a helper

make deaf Assortimnto, m. suit, assortment, election by lot Assortire, to sort, to choose by
lot, divide Assrto, adj.

(in

poetry)

drowsy
Assottigliamnto, m. and Assottigliatura, /. Isssening, extenuation, perfection Assottigliare, to thin, to diassolti minish, sharpen glirsi, to fall away, gron
:

prepare one's
adv.
neatly,

self

Assettatamente,
finely Assettature, m.
follon-er

Assiuolo, m. a horn-owl

who

adjusts,

a
ridtto in asso, to be reduced to beg lasciar in asso, to
,

Assettatura,/, decency, beauty,

Assottigliato, part, diminished.

ornament
Assettatuzzo, adj. dressed with
affectation

forsake quite
Associare,
to accompany ; associarsi, to associate

Assottigliature,

n.

one

r/io

Assetto,

in.
;

accommodation,

Associaine,/. association

Assozzre, and Assozzrsi,

to

mettersi i setto, to make ready Assevre, to thicken, to congeal,

to pant after Asseverantemnte, adv.

agreement

Assodamento, m.
Assodare,
to blish, settle

solidity
esta-

make firm,

nasty, to spoil Assuefare, and Assuefarsi, to

make

stantly

Assodato, adj. solid, steady Assoggettare, to subdue Assoggettimnto,

m. subjection
Assuto, part, accustomed,
ii>

Asseveranza, /. and Asseverarat^nto, m. affirmalion Assererdre, to affirm, avouch

AsseverarfTO, adj. affirmative

Assolato, a. exposed to the sun Assolcare, to furrow, to plough Assolcato, part, furrowed,

Assuetdine, /. custom, long

Assuggettlre, to subdue, -vbmit assumente, adj. one who as

ploughed
Assoldare, to recruit, to enlist.

Asseverazidne, /. (see AsseTeranza) Assicella,/, a staffi Assicuramento, m. and Assicurnia, /. trust, confidence, assurance, certainly Assicurare,
to

Assmere,

to

ne, to c

aver,

to

pro-

charge. finish

mise;

-v'assicuro

che

m'

stato detto, indeed I hare been told so ; assicurare un vascllo, to insure a

ssolutamnte, adv. absolutely Assoluto, adj. arbitrary, abso-

Assnto, part, taken, assumed Assnto, m. charge, care assumption, Assunzine, /. assanzine. the promotion assumption of the Virgin
;

Lssurt,/ absurdity Assurdo, adj. absurd, silly '/sta, and Aste, /. spear
lance
'staco,

Assioui-azicine,/. insurance

m. a kind of lobster
abode

AssWerrtre, io chill, to quake Assiderato, adj. ehiUtd, ber.umieg, amazed

Issomigli^nta,
girfne, /.

Assomiglia-

and Assomiglia

stallamnto, m. abode AstallSre, to stop, stay, rest

astallrsi, to fix one's

mento, m. resemblance

AST
Astante, adj. auditor,
ant Astata, /. a
Astato,
adj.
assiti-

Attecchimnto,
stroke

with

a
,

__j. ---.,,

--

armed with

[knavishly

Astutamente, Astutzza,/, cunning

.Vstto, adj. crafty, subtle

Astergente, adj. abstersive

Astergese, te riib clean Asterisco, . an asterisk (in printing) Asterfsmo, m. an asterisnu, or
constellation

Astuzia,/ knavery, sagacity A tante, adj. robust A'tavo, m. the great-grandfather Atelsino, i. athtis7n A'teo, and Ateista, m. atheist Atlta, m. wrestler Atmosfra,/, atmosphere

to gro thri knit (speaking of fruits) Attecchito, part, grorvn Attediare, to n-eary, to te tedious; attediarsi, to grom rveary Attediato, adj. tired, importuned, slow, lazy

ing Attecchire,

Aiteggvole, adj. mimicked

Atteggiamnto, m. gesture, deAttegginte, adj.

one full qj

Atomo, m. atom

in

un toino,
|

Astersione,/, cleansing, purge Astersivo, adj. abstersive Astiare, to envy

A'stice,

Atrabile,/. /acArcAo/fr Atrabilirio, adj. troubled wif^

the spiceli A'trio, m. a portico, vestibule A'tro, adj. black, mournful.

Atteggiatamnte,
!ggiito, part,

adv.
well

being
reprt-

m. a kind of lobster
aJj.

Astinnte,
continent

forbearing,

Astinnza, and Astinnzia, /. abstinence, temperance

Astiso, adj. envious Astre, m. goss harvk ; astori celestiali, the angels (by

A ttempattto,
Atrocit,/, cruelty. fierceness Atrofia,/, consumption union, conAttaccamento, nexion, attachment, pas-

adj.

oldish,

somewhat

old

Dante)
Astrarre, and Astrarre, to separate, abstract Astrale, adj. starry, influenced Astraniia,/. black hellebore

ttempto, adj. aged, elderly ttempatotto, adj. old, but vigorous

ttemperamnto, m. moderaAttaccre,
to

hang, fasten

sobernl
to

mind

Astrattamente, adv. abstractedly Astrattzza, abstraction Astratto, adj. separated, sever-

the attaccarsi, to apply attaccarsi un male, ; to catch a distemper ; at-

A tterajjerare,
Attendamnto,

gover

ab-

Attemperato, part, ruled, go-

taccar il fudco, to set on fire: attaccar la gurra, to kindle war; attaccarsi di parle, to quarrel; attaccir
la

m.

encamp-

A ttend^re,

to

encamp

Astrazidne,

f.

4 strtto,

part,

separation forced,

con-

Astrignnte, atd Astringnte, adj binding, astringent Astringnza.and Astringnzia, /. ad of binding Astringere, and Astrlgnere, to

engage in Attendato, part, encamped to pick Attendnte, adj. who waits Attendere, to mind, consider, keep good a to wait ; to Attaccaticcio, adj. gummy, promise attndere a fare, continue ; attndere il Attaccato, part, tied, fastened to tempo, to watch the opporbattiSglia,
;

to

battle

attaccar

lite,

up a quarrel

astro, unluckily AstroWbio, m. an astrolabe AstrologaitrO; m. a bad astro-

loger

Astrologare,

to practise astro-

tunity attaccatura del Attenditdre, m. one that expane, the kissing crust Attacco, m. sticking, cleaving pects; attenditdr di donne, fortune-hunter Attennte, adj belonging to Attennza,/ appurtenance Attenre, to keep promise ; attenrsi, to holdfast Attanagliare, to pinch, torment, to tear ojr the flesh with Attentamente, adj. carefully,
;

mento)

Astrologo, and Astrlago, m.

astrologer, furtune-teller

diligently

Attapinaranto, m.

lamenta- Attentare,

to

attempt;

atten-

Astrologia./, astrology Astrologico, adj. astrological

.-Vstronomla,/.

tarsi, to dare, to be bold ttentiito, part, attempted

astronomy

groan

attapinarsi,

to

la-

Attentato,

m.

enterprise,

en-

Astronomico, adj. astronomi-

Attraversato,

part.

Attraversa tore, that a )r thwarts Attraverso, adv. across m. ttirring Attrazine,/, attraction, conAttenuazMne, /. diminUhing Attizzamnto, the Jire, provoking, incentraction of nerves (in law) the diminution of a sing Attrazzare, to rig a ship cnme .ttrazzatre, m. a rigger Attenzine, f. and Attendi- Attizzato, part, stirred, provoked Attrzzo, m. and Attrazzo, inmnto,7n. attention, diligence ', A'tto, deed; upon m. action, ument, engine, tool AtteTg.Te,totumthe back star in ) di partire, to Attribuimnto, m. accusation Atterramnto, m. and Atterbe readi Attribuire, to ascribe, to imiay.ine, f. casting, oi cutting atto, to put pute attribuirsi, io assume, down

Attenuato,

part.

'

<

'

Aitenaxe, humble,

pull dorvn, debase,] to submit : atterrar gli occhi, to look down ; atterrr.!, o pros ra e ones
to
j

gestu,

--^-.

Atterrito, adj. overset Atterratrfre, m.

pulled

down,
j I

a destroyer

Atterrire, to "Jfrght Atterrato, adj. astonished, dis-

couraged
|

Atterzare, to reduce to a third Attesamr.te, adv. attentively Attso, aij. attentive Attesoch, because, whereas Attestare, bear ivitness. to
attest
;

Attrice,/, actress agreeable Attristaninto, m. and AtAttnito, adj. astonished trist^zine, /. melancholy, Attopato, adj fuli of rats grief Attorcere, and Attorcigliare, Attristante, adj. vexatious, to twist, to twine, wring troublesome Attre, m. maker, doer, a Attristare, to trouble, to plainti^-, an actor grieve; attristarsi, io ./rrf, to Attoria, /. conduct, govemmetit

stava ill atto come se volesse parlarmi, he looked as if he would speak to me : atto, ad;, proper. Jit, suitable,

AHribuito, part, attributed

Attributo, m. an attribute, or

Attorniamnto,
circuit

m.

compass.
t,o

Attorniare,

to

encompass,

Attristito, adj.

grown worse

attestarsi,

to

fight,
!

dispute Attestato, m. Attestazine, /.

certificate

attorniare altri enclose ; con benifici, to load with

.

vexed, grieved
Attrit4re, to mince; to dffeat,
Attritato, part,
yninced,

Attestatre, m. a witness A'tti, pi. acts, or deeds Atticciato, adj. strong, welllimbed A'ttfco, adj. Attic Attignere, to dram, reach. arrive; attignere I'intendimnto d'un autore, to peneirate into the

kindness Attrno, prep, about ; andar attrno, or qua e l, to go round about

Attortigliare, to wrap, twist Attortigliato, adj. twined Attorto, wrung, twisted
roll,

de-

ftated
Attrito, m. an altrition Attrizine, f. attrition Attruppato, part, gathered to-

gether Attuale, adj. actual, real Attoscare, <o powo Attualit,/, what is actual Attualmente, adv. actually, Attso, adj. wanton, waggish really . the act of Attuare, to do, perform Atturio, m. register, notary Attigniranto, m. draught Attossicare, to poison Attignitio, m. a bucket, scoop. Attossicato, part, poisoned Attuato, part, effected, perAttrante, adj. attracting, enpump formed Attuccio, m. a puerile action Attillrsi, to adorn one's self gaging
'

meaning of an Attossicamuto,
\

foolishly

'

Attillatamente, sprucely

adv.

finely,
1

Attraimnto, m. attraction Attrappare, to catch, to over-

AttuiFamnto,
to

m.

a plung-

Attillato, adj. nicely, elegantly

Attuffre, reach farsi, to Attrappito, part, seixed, surprised Attrapperfa,/. deceit, fraud Attrarre, to allure, to wheedle AttratUva, /: power of cliarmAttrattivo, adj. attractive Attratto, pari. aitrc
attratto,

dressed Attillatura, and Attillatzza, f. neatness, spruceness

plunge; attufattuflUrsi, dive; lie' vizj, ne' diletti, &c. to give one's self up to vices, and to all manner of plea-

A'ttimo, m. a moment, an inAttingere,

to touch, to

air

Attiraglio, m. baggage Attirare, to draw, to attract

(storpiato)

Attuflevole, adj. apt to divi.

AUT
nthat is the mailer f far avere, to procure ; aver a
the

aulic

council

of

th*

sdegno,
Attutfve, to finpose silence Attutatre, and Attutitdre, m. a paeifier, an appeaser

to

detest
:

ira, to hale

aver in ; aver in balia.

Aumentile,
Aumentativo, adj. increasing Aumentatre, m. an improver Aumentazine, /. increase, improvement

A'va,/ grandmother Avlle, adv. downwards Avangurdia,/, vanguard Avania,/. wrong-, mjury Avannotto, m. a simpleton Avanti, and Avante, prep.
before
;

part

ivr

agio.
1 al

uno,
sle,

iver in ed to ;

Aumnto, m. growth, addiHon

Auncicre,
to take

poco

avanti,

just

Avanti,

adv. forrvard; pi avanti, farther, deeper ; avanti che, adv. before ; avanti, rather

aver in grado, accept : aver in prgio, esteem aver pentimnto, to repent aver vdce, to speak ; si ha vce, 't whisto h .,
; ;

away, ra-

Avanzamnto,
Avanznte,

m.

advance- Avere, m.

estate, riches
hell

Avmo,
adj. surpassing, abounding, overflowing

ind

Avoltre,

m.
ura

Avanzare, to get, to increase, improve; avanzar tempo, fo

avanzarsi, to take
!:;:"^j_

Aversine,/. aversion Avrtere, to turn away, ave A uffo, adj. gratis, for thing: vivere a uffo, to at free cost
_

Aura,

g-u/e,"

breeze

r,

vrosve.

..

_,

lany

bird-

popolare, popular applause Aurato, adj. goldlike, gilt A'ureo, adj. golden Aurtta./. a gentle breeze Auricolare, adj. auricular

auricolare, la coifessiiie Augelletto, and AugelUuo, m. ^fiffAvanzato, adj. in year a little bird Avanzo, m. remainder, resi- Augllo, m. a bird Auricme, a. golden-haired due, profit, gain Augumntare, to increase /.' break of the day, Avaraccio, m. stingy Augumentto, part. aug- Aurora, Avaramente, adv. niggardly Avartto, m. a little miser Augumentazidne, /. augmen- Au.<;re, to accustom Ausiliare, adj. auxiliary Avarfa,/. average (sea term) Aurilirio.arfJ. auxiliary troops Avarizia, /. avarice, grecdi- Augumnto, m. increase Ausiliatre, m. helper, proAugurale, adj. of an augur Avaiizre, to be niggardly Augurare, to conjecture, to Ausdnia,/. Italy (by poets) foretell Avaronaceio, and A Tar(5ne,m. Augurato, part, conjectured, AusOnico, adj'. lialian (by
ruretched miser

foretold

Bocc.)

Audace,

adj.

audaciously,

presumptuously

Auguratre, Augura, Augure, m and Auguratrice, /.

soothsayer, augur Augrio, m. guess, omen, divi-

Audacemente,
Audcia,
/.

adv.

boldly.

audacity, daring/.

Auspice, director of the rvedding (among the Remans) Auspicio, m. presage, omen, protection, guidance Austeramente, adv. austerely,

Audienza, and Audinzia,

Audfre, to hear Auditorato, m. an auditorship Auditre, ni. inferior judg Auditrio, m. a court, session-

Augurso, adj. superstilions strictly scrupulous, good-omened, ill- Austerit, /. sharpness, seveomened Augusto, adj. sacred, impe- Austro, adj. grave. rial augusto in volto, a countenance full of ma;

jesty

Avidamente,

A' ve, (Latin) God save you

Avellino, f filbert
AveUAno,,filbert-tree Avello, m. grave, tomb, sepul-

adv. greedily, eagerly Avidit, Avidltde, Aviditte,

Autenticamente,
thentically

adv.

au-

and Avidzza,/. greediness, Autenticare,

A'vido, adj. greedy, covetous Avito, adj. hereditary Aula,/, a royal palace Aulico, adj. belonging to the

to authenticate Auteiiticazine,/. aulheniiea-

Avna, /.

reed, pipe

Autntfco,
original;

adj.

authentic,

per autentico, i

Averef'^tare
to

-'a^er

be

glad

che

avete

court

ii

cons/glio

uUce,

Autogrclfo, adj. autographical

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A Tvenentemute,
vvennza,
Autorvole, imperious
adj.
creditable,

AW
adv. " be-

Arrerto, adj. averred, proadj. adverbial

and

Avvenen- Avverbiale,
verbially

Avvenvole,
adv.

Autorevolmente,

im-

teel,

tzza,/. beauty, grace adj. fair, genagreeable, proper, fit,

/.

Avverbialmente,

adv.

ad-

Avvrbio, m. adverb
"vverdlre,
to

periously Autorit, /, auihorily, power Autorizzare, to authorize Autorizzato, adj. authorized Autrfce,/. authoress

suitable

grow

green, to be

wenevolzza,
comeliness

grace,

Avvenevolmnte, adv. handsomely

Autunnale,

adj.

Avvnimnto, m. Avvnto, m. citante, danger, event, Avvallire, to let down arrival a tutto avvniAvvalloramnto, m. valour. mnto, rvliatever happens

Autunno,

i.

autumnal autumn

Awengach, adv.

because

ralJy Avversrio, opposer

;V

m.

adversary,

Avvallam'nto, m- a cavity

rversario, adj. contrary tu', the devil Ar\-ersat(5re, m. an adver-

Avversrio,

l'avvnimnto di Cristo, the feast of Advent Avvenire, happen, to to

rage

f.

loathing,

ab-

Awampamnto,
blading

ni.

turning,
burning,

thrive, prosper; avvenirsi, to light upon, find, meet

Avversit, /. sorrow, misery,

affliction

Avvampante,
inflaming

adj.

av\enga pi di far ci, do so no more temo che non gli avvenga

with
;

non

t'

vvrso,

trary

adverse, conavverso, opposite, unadj.

Avvampare, to singe, to consume avvampar d' amore, to burn with love; avvam:

qualche disgrazia, / noi afraid lest some misfortune should befall him

A\-verso, prep, against Avvertente, adj. cautious,

par

d'

impazinza,
to

to be

imthe

Avvantaggire, advantage Avvantaggiato,

tageous

have

vvenXre, m. future; per Avvertentemnte, adv. adr avvenire, henceforth visedly vventamnto, m. throwing Avvertnza, /. care, heedful-

adj.

advan- Avventare,
in-

Avvantaggio, m.
erest
;

s>

benefit, deli-

with violence to shoot, dart, Avvertimnto, m. admonition, advice fiing ; avventarsi, to run in, Avvertire, to warn, advise, to rush upon Avventatggine, /. to inform, take care; stare impru-

tggo, to improve the

ad-

vantage;

dar

dell'

avvanadvangiddy-heada Avventizio, adj. adve

guard
Avvertito,
adj.

taggio, to give the odds

warned, in-

Avvantaggiso,
tageous Avvantrsi,

adj.

formed Avvezzamente,
custom Avvezzare,
to

m.
accustom

habk,
;

to boast

Avvedrsi, to perceive, ii understand, find out Avvnto, m. event, arrival Avved^vole, adj. clear sighted A.vveitre, m. customer

av-

vezzarsi, te inure one's self Avvezzato, and Avvzzo, adj.

Avvedimnto,

i.

foresight.
tvarily,

Avventura,
venture;

tf. accident, all' avventura,

ad-

by

Avvedutamente, adv.
prudently, carefully

Avvedutzza,
consideration

/.

foresight,

Avviato, adj. forward,

n-ise.

Avveduto,
dent

adj.

wary, provi-

vventuratamnte, adv. hap- Avvicendamnto, m. succeedpily, luckily

Avvegnach,
dioch,

and Avvegnaadv.
I.

because,

turn by adj. happy, turn vventuvevolmnte, adv. for- Avvicendvole, adj. one after
vventurato,
tunately, luckily

ing, alternately Av\'icendre, to do

Avvelenatiinto,

poisoning

Avvelenare, Avvelenato,

to

vventurire,

m.

aivetUuadv.

adj. poisoned; avvelenato, transported with rage Avvelenatre, m. poisoner

Avvicinamnto, m. nnza,^. approach

Avvicinare,
to

Avvici;

nimo

A wenturoszunnte,
luckily

draw near

AwtnturdsOj

adj. successful

Avvennte, and Avengnte, Avvenuto, adj. adj. handsome, genteel, befaUen agreeable Avverare, to aver,

happened,
to verify

avvicinarsi, to approach Avvicinato, part, approached Avvignare, to plant the vine Avvignato, adj. planted with

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A^Tiiimnto, m. conslemalion,
Avvilire, to undervalue, vilify; to desfond, lose avvilfrsii

BAG
Avy'ivHo. adj. revived vvivatrtjo, m. a burnisher
(tool!

Azzimina,/. a

coat of mail

vvivatrfre,

m. Avvivitrlce,/.

a burnisher, one who bur-

minima
Avvilfto,

disgrazia, the least

adj.

nishes

misfortune disUeartens him

astonished,
disorder,

Avvizzire, to fade away Avvocare, to follow the law, Avvocarla, /.

office

to

Azzoppare,

io

maim,

cripple
de-

amazed Avviluppamnto, m.
confusion

Azzoi)pto,a(y. maimed, imied

of an ad-

Azzulfamento, m. quarrel,
bate

Avviluppare,
;

rvrap up, iniangte avvilupparsi, to perpUx,one-s self. . Avviluppatamente, adv. into

a lawyer, protector
Lvvocatrice,/. she\f. a she-advocate,

Azzuffarsi, to come to blows, driiik like ajish "-'' Azzuftatre, 'lusly, pas-

trUatdy
Avviluppato, part, wrapt up,
covered.

Azzulo,
vvolgere,

adj.

dark blue

I'

avvilupiita,

adv. disorderly

to wrap, to roll, to bamboozle ; avvolgersi, to lose one's self, to stray

Azzurriccio, Azzurrigno, AzzuiTlno, and Azzurrc'giiolo, adj. coloured with azure, or

Avvilupptre,

m.

disturber,

Avvolgimnto,
twisting

m.

winding,

deceiver, glutton

Azzurro, m. azure, blue

Avvolgitre, m. he thai wraps Avvinaccidto, adj. drunk Avvinare, to mix wine rvith

Avvindto, adj. mingled

Avvinazzarsi,
fully, to get
to
tie

Tvitk

Avvolontatamnte, adv. rashly Avvolontato, adj. rash, strong

headed
Avvolpiiire,
to

B
T) ABBACCIO,
-'

to

drink plenti-

Avvolpinato, drunk caught Avvincere, and Avyinchiare,

up, ta encompass, to
;

dupe,deceive part, deceived,

arul

Babbac-

comprehend

avviuchiiSrsij

Avvoltare, to encompass Avvolticchiare, wreath. to

clne, m. a fool, a dunce Babbeo, ?. blockhead , fool Babbine, i. dull fellow,

blockhead Babbo, m. papa.

Avvinto, part, tied, tvrapt Avvisglia,/, combat Avvisamnto, m. advice, nevjs,

Avvisare,
der,
to

Avvolto, adj. wrapt, involved Avvoltolatamnte, adv. Iiastily iltura, /. winding, ol

scurity

Contratto a babbo morto, a post obit Babboccio, ad. rashly, inccnr

siderately

Babbuassaggine, /. stupidity

remark

advertise, consito perceive, tc ;

Avvisatamente, adv. circumspectly

m, uncle Babbuasso, adj. simpie,foolish, Auzzamnto, m. making sharp awkn-ard fellow Auzzre, to sharpen, i,--'- Babbuino, m. monkey, laprovoke boon babbuino, a monkeyAvi.culo,
;

Auzzato, adj.
part.
;

irritated

Avvisato,

advertised,

prepared ; far avvisato, to Azinda,/, domestic affa avvisato, adj. give notice
mise, discreet, crafty Avvisatre, m. monitor, prizer,
concern, claim, righi , tentar azine a qualchedno, bring an action ; azine, claim, right; ho azine sopra questa casa, I have a right to this house

face booby Bacalare, m. a great man, a great wit (ironical) Bacaleria,/. bragging, vaunt-

to

ing Bacare, to breed worms Bacato, and Bacaticcio, adj.

.sickly, rotten

Awisattra,/. look

Bacca,/, a berry Baccal, and Baccalare,

stockjish

m.

Azzanipto, adj. that has paws

Awiticchiamnto, m. twist- Azzannato,

ing: knot Avviticchiare, to twist, to en
Avviticchiato,
adj.

adj.

caught with

the tusks

Azzardare,

Azzardare, and Azzardo, m. hazard, danger [bold Avvitolto, ad;, rough Azzardso, cdj. adventui Azzeccare, to strike Avvivare, to enliven, give vi- Azzicare, to stir, shake gour; avvivarsi, to grow Azzimirsi, to aderii one's . strong, to flourish Azzimlla,/. unleavened L read i
twisted,

Baccanale, m. a tumuitiunu crowd, a bacchanal Baccanella,/. a rout, mob Baccano, m. noise, uproar Baccante, /. a priestess of Bacchus Baccellerfa, /. degree qf BaBaccellire, and Baccelliro, m. bachelor of arts Baccllo, 7(1. husk ; baccellne, shell, blockhead, dunce

Bacchetta, /.

rod,

mace-

BAD
comandilre a bacchtta, to commajid imperioutly ; bacchtte, gantUl, a milUary punishmtnt ; passiir per le bacchtte, to run the gantlet bacchtta da rino, a tavern
;

BAG
Badaluccare,
iuse
to

BAL
Bagiiatdre, m. a bather [to) Bagnatura,/, (see HagiiamnBglio, 7i. a bath, bagnio.

skirmish,
;

the

enemy

to

idle

tign Bacchettata,/, blow with a rod

''s time away bath Badaluccatdre, m an idler Bagnomaria, S,- Bagnomarie, Badalucco, to. skirmish, play, m. balneum marix

Bacchettoncinoj

adj.

little

Bagnudlo,
Badaranto, to. delay Badare, to amuse one's self, to stand trifling, take notice of,
take care, to covet,
to

to.

little

bath.

hypocrite Bacchett<5ne, m. and Bacchet-

Bacchettoneiia, /. and Bacchettonlsrao, m. hypocrisy Bacchiare, to cudgel Bacchiata, /. a blow with a

look

amorously upon
Baderla,/. a silly woman Badessa,/, abhess Badia, f. abbey Badiale, adj. great, large Badiglire, to yawn, gape Badile, m. shovel, spade Baffi, m. plur. whiskers Eagaglia, /. Bagaglie, /. pi. and Bagglio, 7n. baggage

Bia, /. sham,
la

idle story ; dar bia, to banter ; bia (spiggia) a bay or road at sea ; I'ar le baie, to wag
to
,,/.

Bcchico, aiy. of Bacchus Bacchinone, m. a fool, dunce Bacchio, m. a ttaff, a cudgel parlar a bcchjo, to talk

Baiare,

bark a trick

Baitta,/. estamine (a French

stuff)

Bacco, m. Bacchus Bachca, m. a fine fellow, a clothes blockhead, a glass case Bagagline, to. a soldier's boy, Eacherdzzolo, m. a tvorm,grub blackguard Baciamano, nt. a compliment Bagagliudle, tattered clothes Baciamente, repeated kissing Bagagliume, m. bag and bagBaciente, culj. kissing gage Baciapfle, and Baciapdivere, Bagscia,/, harlot

Bailo, TO. a sort of magistrate Bio, adj. bay or chestnutcolour ; bio scuro, brown

bay

Baiocco, TO. a piece of money about three farthings value Baionccio, m. an impertinent fi'low Baine, to. a scomer, banterer tn. bigot, hypocrite Bagascine, m. strumpet's man BaionetU,/. a bayonet Baciare, to kiss: baciarsi, to Bagatella, f. trifle, toy ; ba- Baiiica, and Baicola, /. very kiss one another ; baciar la frivolous thing gatelle, fa negative "expresscpa, to have patience sicnj no such a thing, not at Bala, /. the banana tree Baciato, part, kissed Balanino, adj. of a whale all Baciat<$re, m. a kisser Balastra, /. the flower of the Bagatellire, m. a juggler 3aciatrice,f. a kissing woman Bagattelluccia, and Bagatelpomegranate tree Bacfle, TO. a basin Balaustrata, /. balustrade, rails luzza,/. a very trifle, a toy Bacinella,/, a tUl Bagattlno, to. the smallest piece Balastro, m. a rail, a banister Bacintto, m. a helmet Balbettante, adj. stuttering of money Bacano, m. basin Balbettare, and Balbutire, to Baggo, TO. a simpleton Bcio, m. a kiss ; un bcio di Bagginccio, to. a great btockGiuda, a treacherous kiss Balbo, and Balbuzinte, adj. tongue-tied, that stamtners Bcio, exposed to the north- Baggianta, /. foolishly said. wind ; a bacfo, towards the Balbzie,/. *taTOmei-ing', stutnorth Baggiane, /. pi. enti Eaciocco, TO a simpleton fair or kind words, false Balbuzzre, and Balbuzzire, Balcne, m. balcony Baciozzo, TO. a hearty kiss Baldacchino, to. canopy; asBaciucchiare, Baeiuecre, Baggiano, to. blockhead, fool petre col baldacchino, to to give many kisses to Baggiolre, to support, look for homage Baciuccio, m. a slight kiss prop Baldamente, adv. boldly Baco, TO. a worm, maggots Baggidlo, TO. a stay, prop presumption mite bachi, worms Baglire, m. lightning, dax- BaldSnza, /. Bacdcca, m. apricot (by the Baldanzeggire, to live merrily Sicnese) Baglfvo, TO. a bailiff Baldanzosamente, adv. boldly, Eacoh'uo, TO. a maggot Bagnaiudlo, m. bather [rash valiantly Bacucco, TO. a hood, a corvi Bagnamnio m. the act of BaldanzosttcarfJ. bold,hardy. Bacccola,/. a nut sprinkling Bada, used as an adverb te- Bagnante, adj. moistening, Baldanzso, adj. stout, valiant Baldo, adj. daring, courawashing, bathing nre a bada, to keep at bay star a bada, to stand tri- Bagnare, to >vet, to wash : far bagnarsi, to bathe, cr wash Baldria, flame, bonfire fling star alia bada d'uno

&

to teatch, to

observe

Badggio, m. an amorous look Bagnato,

one's self adj. wet,

baldria, to rivl,feast

washed

Baldrcca,/. harlot, drab

BAM
Balletta,/, a little bale Balltto, m. a ballet, a dance Ballo, wi. dance, ball [dance

Bamboccio, m. a simpleton Ba'mbola,^: a puppet, doll Bamboleggiare, to do chii.iisli

things

Balenamnto, m.

Iighhti7ig

Balenante, adj. shinivg, biigit Balenare, to lig/iien, to stagger Balno, m. lightning; in un balno, in an instant ; far lb scoppio e'I balno, to Jo a thing at once arco balno.
;

Ballnchio, ni. a countryBalldne, m. a large bale Ballonzre, & Ballonzolare, io dance without rule
Ballottare, to ballot Ballottazine,^', ballotling
heedlessly

Bambolino, and Bambolo, an infant, babe

Banca, an office, vihere
;

Barnboldn'e, ni a large child

soldiers

Baloccdggme, and BalloccheBalstra,/, cross-bow ; caricijr Baloc la balstra, to Jill one's belly Balestralo, i. a maker of
'rifles,

are paid passar la bjMic?,, to muster Bancrio, m. a bank-bill Banchettare, to give a feast Banchetto, m. a feast, a little

mistake.

Banchire, and Banchiro, m-

Baloccare, to arnuse Balcco, m. a booby, simpleton Baloccne, adv giddily EalordiJggine.& Baldrderfa,/.
blicklii'adness

Banco,

counter

f?i. a bench, a shop metter banco, tc be ; a banker; banco in una ciisa, a pew ; banco di

Balrdo, adj dull, foolish,

Balestrira, /. a loop-hole in a wall (to shoot through) Balestrire, m. a borv-man, a shooter Balestro, m. a cross-bo,v, or stone-bow ; andare su bal-

tilly

rena, a sandy bank

Balsinico, m/J.
I

bi

"*
'

Banda, sideways
side;

dall

altra
;

balm

tri

ml
Blteo, JH

Blsii
[bai

Blia, f.,'mrse'^"" " Balfa, /. pon'er, authority; tener in balia, to K'eep one
addict one's self;
piacri,

"""

Baluardo, Balusante, adj. dim sighted Balza, /. a 'rock, hill, eliJT,

dojvnfal, edge, border

banda, on the other side metter da banda, to put abanda, ^'"g^, ic.iirf company passai; da banda a banda, to run through m' sempre banda. Ae is alwayt by me andare alla banda,'i'o
; ;
,

darsi
to

in

fellow

pjeasun
BaliggiO;
ailiwiek

Balzana,/, lace ovfrittge Balzano, adj. giddy-headed ; Bandeggire, to banish cervl balzano, a strange Bandeggiiito, adj. banished Bandlla, /. <Ae hollow iron Balzante, adj. bouncing, leavrvotk of a door or window Balziire. to climb, bound, skip Banderula, /. a tveather;

viles 'ipon

you

dal tuo,/u :i balz

,

Ballato, m. power, authority Ealio, m. a tutor, a husband adj. Baliso, strong, hisly,
Balzellare, to skip, to burden Balzllo, m. additional burden
balle, to

Bandira, /. a standard, banner a bandira, by chance ; bandira, a whore, a prvsti:

pack away

BaizeWni, frisking, skipping BaVzo,

Ballare, to dance, to shake; i denti mi ballano, my teeth ballar sulla corare loose da, io dance oh a rope bal;

Bambagllo, Bambagia, /.
col Uaston della bambagia, to chide mildly allevai nella
:

Bandito,
nish'ed
;

adj.

published,
;

biz

tener corte bandita,

lare in campo aziirro, io be bambagia, to bring up deli io keep open house baiidito, caiely hanged Balata,/, a dance, a ballad; Bambagino, m. calico highwayman qual ballata, tal sonata, to Bambgie, m. (see Bambsigia landitre, m. a common crier give like for like; fornir la Bambagiso, adj. soft (like dndo, m. a proclamation ballata, to make an end of bando di testa, a rejvard any business guidarla bal- Bambttra,/. agame (at cards) for taking a criminal: banlata, to have the management Bambina,/, a little girl do, banishment dar il SambinSgine, and Bambine(if any thing Bdndo, io banish; irar di ria, /. childishness, childish Ballatio, m. a gallery bando, io recali from banishBallatore, and Ballerino, m. a dancer [dancing-rvoman Bandolira,/, a bandolier Ballatrice, and Ballerina, a Bandolo, m. the head of a skein Ballerino, m. daneing-master ; Bara,/ a bier, coffin, litter ballerino da corda, a ropeBarabffa, /. a J'iay, al'ercr
:

'.

'.

dancer

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m
barracks Baracchire, m. a sutler Baraqciza,/. a hut

BAR
/.

BAS
Barfle," a pipe, a hogJiead, barrel; barile de ruta, the stock of a wheel Bariletto, and Bariltto, m. a
little cask Baritono, m. a musical term Barlcchio, adj addled Barlettiio, m. a cooper Barlette, m. a holdfast Barlume, m. dusk, a hint;

Barbicato, adj. rooted a kind of clelfi Baracdne, Barbicella, and Barbiclna, Baracca,/, a barrack, a tent a little root Baraccare, to pitch tent), raise Barbira,/. a barber's nnfe
Barbire, ?. a barber Barbieria, and Baiberfa, /. shop barb
,

Barii'e, to cheat, merreach Bratro, m. dungeon, abyss,

hell

Brbio. Barbogio,

Bardita,/,

^. , strife, quarrel, dis-

Barattamnto, m. and Barattaztne,/. exchange, truck Barattare, to barter, exchangi ' barattare cheat; to mercanrfa, to run goodt
Barattat<5re,

Barbne, m. a long beard, an d dotard, a shaggy do Barbugliamnto, m. cor.

Barbugliare,
to

_^

slammer

Barbuta, m. a helmet Barbuto, adj. bearded, full of

Barca, /.
far

la vidi solamente al barlume, I had only a glimpse of her ; ne ho un barlume, / know something of it Baro, and Barro, m. knate,

notion:

m.
/.

a trucker
guilt,
deceit,

Baratteria,
trick

make

Barattire,

and Baratuero,

barca ad uno,

Baroceijo, m. a carter a barge, a boc BarOccio, m. a cart andar uno in barca, Barcco, and BarSccolo, one angry: far u sharking, spunging to play a trick Barmetro, m. barometer
/.

t.

deceiver, cheat

Baratto,

n. truck, exchange, deceit, truck Barttolo, m. a pot for medi

BMS;cia,

an

old barge

Barna.,

Barcar(51o, a Barcaiulo, Parcarudlo, m. bargeman,

Barba,
to

shave
;

/. a little Barbacane, m. barbican nu a park Barbaccia, /. o shabby long Barco, Barcollamento, m. beard sima owl, Barbagianni, m. an

ple

/. beard : far la barba, barbe, rout, princi; alia barba, in spite

Barcata, /. a Ziar^c Barchetta, and .B

boat

a baroness Baronceio, m. rogue, rascal Baronggio, m. fcarony Baronre, to beg, to spunge Baronta,/, roguery Baroncello, m. vagabond,r.ama little baron bler Baroncio, ni. an idle slovenlif
:

Barcollante,

adj.

B'rM?lio,

I.

dimness of sight

Barbaramente,
rescamente,

and
adv.

Barbareel, barba- Barcollare, to wave.

s

Barne, m. a baron, a vagabond barne di campo fire, a pick-pocket; barne di Francia, one that has the pox Baronssa,/, baroness Baronetto, m. a baronet, at
:

Icnight

and baronet

Baronlsi, f. barony Barcne, m. a ship Barra, f. bar, harricado Barda,/, a sort of saddle Barrare, to bar: barrare la Bardana, /. burdock strada, to stop the way caparisoned and Barbersco, Bardito, adj. Barrato, adj. inclosed, beset. _ ^ a for trapping' Bardatura, /. Barreria, /. a cheating,

horse Bardella,/, a pack-taddle '" '" a sadf bardosso, adu. without

A
Brbaro,
cruel
adj.

Barricata, /.

harricado,

die

Barrira, bar, partition, barriers, (a martial s^ort) .

barbarous.
hand-barrorv, Barella, /. a kali, saltwort Barellare, to carry in a bar-

Barbai(5ssa,/. Barb.lta,/. roots Batbatella,/. a slip of a tree Barbato, adj. bearded, full of JBargagnre, io bargain, btard, roottd cavil or Tvrangle; star

o kind of grape

Biro, a cheat at gaming Baruffa, /. and Baruffo, fray,

BaruU/e,
retailers

io btiy

and

sell

at

Barllo,
staller

m. a

retailer,

a fori-

Barbaizle,/. _ Barbarsco, m.
ho,

.,..eqf the barbs

-i -Hi^hc^ir^^^B^P'^^-^k meet
'

Barbary

Barzelltta,/, a jest, a banter Basalisco, m. a basilisk

bargll

rvilh

Basa, and Base, base, boHom,

Brbero, i a Barbary horse Barbetta, /. a little heard

pi.

cock's rattle;

ground Basamnto, m.
a pillar

the pattern cj

Barbicamnto, m. the act

taking root Barbicare, to take root

.'

BAS
Basottiine, m. one mho has long and fine mhiskers Basilica, /. cathedral church,

Bast ardercelo, and BastardSIIo,

Bastardggine,

Basimnto, m. falliti Basimentccio, m. a

Basfre,

and Bastardtgia,/. .bastardy Bastardlla,/, a copper pan Bastardo, adj illef^ittmaie Bastardume', m. bastardy Bastare, io be sufficient basta, io non -voglio vedrlo piu;
;

Battglia, /. a battle, fight battglia navale, a sea-fghi Battagliare, to fight, to skirEattaglidto, part, fought Battagliatire, m. comlmtarU

Battagliero,
soldier

m.

combatant,

to be at the point of death, to be iti agoni/ little I hav. Easfto, adj. expired, dead Bastvole, adj. sufficient Basdso, adj. stupid, dull

Battaggliersco, adi. rvarlike, valiant Battagglievolmnte, adv. in a

fighting manner
Battaglio,

Bassamente,

adv.

basely,

Bassamente, m. a

fall, dimi-

Bastevolmnte, adv. enough, rvell enough Bastfa, /. a rampart, trench,

fence
Eastire, m^ a saddler Bastimnto' a ship, or vessel Bastionare, to fortify with bas-

m.

the clapper

of a

toTver

look

downmards
part,

bassr gli occhi, to bassr la ;

testa, to stoop

Bassato,

down,

let

Bastionato, part, forti fied, S,-c. Bastine, m. bastion, bulwark

Bassetta, /. the gatne of bas-

Basstto, m. countertenor Bassetto, adj. somewhat low Basszza, /. jneanness, lowliness ; fare una basszza, to debase one's self Bassflica,/. the basilic vein Basso, adj. low, shallow, base, mean ; mara bassa, lorn water paesi bassi, the la gente tow countries; bassa, the common people, the vulgar ; il sole gi basso, the sun is going to set; di bassa nascita, of a
;

Bastta.f fortress Bs'to, HI. a packsaddle, the ace of clubs da basto e da sella, fit for many things ; non son uomo a portar basto, I am not a man to bear
;

Battagline, m. a battalion Battagliala, and BttagHzza,/. a skirmish Eatlelletto, m. a little boat Battello, m. a small boat, a skiff Battnte, adj. beating, panting Battnte, m. the rabbet qf a door or window Bttere, io beat; bttere alla rta, to knock ai the door ;

E tter
to le

la

campagna,
;

to
i

scour
denti,

the country

bttere

an affront ; serrare il basto adesso ad uno, to press, or

shake with cold; btter palme, io clap hands ;

il

btter

grano,

io

thresh

di basso inggno, a nnted man basso discrso, a fiat discourse panno

;

urge one Bastonnccio, m. a club stick Bastonare, to cudgd, to reprove; bastonare i pesci, to row mandar a bastonar i pesci, to send to the galleys Bastonato. /. a blow with a stick; dar delle bastonate, to cudgel low- Bastonatura, /. blows with a
;

corn ; btter monta, ta coin ; btter gli ocelli, io mink; bttere, io walk fast; bttersela, to go away ; in

club

Bastoncllo, and Bastoncino, ft. a small stick or cudgel Bastne, m. staff, support, prop; bastni, jn. pi. club at cards ; giuocr di bastne,

'tis hot ; rvkilst btter il butirro, ti. chum ; btter Tali, tojlutttr btter n foot ; 'o tra bttersi le guam.ie, to repent

bttersi,

to

bttere una town; btter

strike fire

rlicel fi^ght a citt, tn batter a il

fuco,
^

Basstti,

m.

pi.

a mess of macBastracne, a lusty man Bastda,/. a sort of net Batacchia, /. a blow with a
Batacchiare,
to

btter

io re, io

Bassotto, adj. stout and short, strong-limbed Basta, adv. enough Basta,/, a long stitch, a trick Bastbile, adj. lasting Bastio, m. a saddler Bastalna, (a) adv. with all

Batteria,/, ij^eny Battesimale, adj. b.iptvimal il fonte battesimale, the font

beat,

knock
Battsimo, and BattCsrao, ni. baptism, tener a battBiir.u,

down
Batacchio, m. a cndgei Batista,/, cambric Batistro, m. the baptismal
Batcchio, m. a blind man's ctick ; a bell-clapper Batsta,/, noise, bustle, tumult Batostie, io contend, to quar-

Battezzamnto,
Batte
Battezzare, Battezzato,
,

;.

act of bapthat

EasSnte, adj.
ciently

tiifficient,

able
svffi

Bastantemente,
Bastanza, /.
ciency
;

adv.

adj.

chris-

duration, suffibastanza, e-

to baptint

adj.

christened.

BEA
Battezzatre, m. a baplizer palpitalion, Batticure, m.

BEL
ridicnle,Jeer, banter.; bffa,

panting
Battifuco, m- a steel Battfgia, /. the falling sick-

edty Beatitvidine,/. felicity, bliss

trifles, frippery Beffardo, m. a jester, banierer

Beffare, to ralhi, jeer, cheat,

Beato, adj. blessed, fruitful Beato, m. biased Becca,/, garter Beccccia,/, a tvoodcock Battilro, m. a gold beater Battimnto, n. striking; bat- Beccaccino, m. a snipe timnto di mani (per alle- Beccacelo, m. an old he-go rascal, cuckold grzza) clapping batti-

nerreach ; beffarsi, 'o laugh at

ta scorti,

BattiUno, m. a carder ofrvool

Beffato, part, jeered, laughed

mnto

di

cure,

palpita-

jggire,

to

mock,
{see

icojf,

Battinzcca,

>. a coiner Battisffia, and Bttisffiola, f. fright, start, out of fear Battistrio, and Battistro,

butcher

Beffeggiatre,
tre)

m.

Beffa-

thefojitfir baptism Battitio, m. {see Battnte) Battitre, m. he that strikes; oattitre di strade, a scout Battitura,/. _i/oro, stroke Battuta, /. time in music : n'ay, road ; andar per la battuta, ^0 follorv the course of the world; battuta di polso, the beating of the
Battiito, pati, beaten Battt.0,
;

BeccaUte, m. a litigious man Beccamnto, m. a pecking Beccamorti,, a grave-digger Beccare, to peck, sn-allow,
>p
:

beccarsi

il

cervello, to

Beffvole, adj. contemptible, to b slighted Beghino, m. one who vears a religious habit, but living i
the world BSi,le,f pi. trifles Belamiito, ni. bleating Belare, to bleat : (also J to cry
like children

zzle c

qualche
Beccarllo, and Beccherllo,

Bel Bllo, hold! hold! not so

fast
bill

Beccatella, /. a hawk's lure,

via bat(also) a trijfe

Bel che, m. a fine thing indeed Bellamente, fairly, adv.

bravely, slowly,
eloquently,

Beccatello, m. a bracket neatly Beccatio, m. the trough of a Belltta,/, mud, slime Belletto, m. paint, or wash bird-cage a heap Bava, /. foam, drivel, thin, BeccKeggire, v. to pilch, for the face; belltto, adj. speaking of the motion of pretty coarse silk bava de' metalli, Bellzzti, /. beauty, pretti ships the dross of metals

m.

leads of a house

Batffolo,

nt.

Bavglio,
bib

ni.

Bvero, m. the collar ofa cloak, a Bavarian Bavira,/, the vizor cfa head-

slabbering Beccher/a,/. sHambles,slaughter-house ; andare alla beccheria, to go to market carne di beccheria, butcher'i
;

Beflicto, part, placed in the

Bellico,

m.

the

Becchetto,

m.

prorv

of a of
Bellicdnchio, m. navel-siring Bellicne, ni. a pitcher Bellicosamente, adv. in a
roarlike manner Bellicso, and Belligero, adj. martfal, warlike, valiant Bellfno, adj. pretty fine, hand

Bale, m. a trunk, a travelling

Becchino, m. a grave-digger chest Bcco, m. the bill or lieak Bavso, adj. slavering mouth ; helm of a ship ; pipe Bazza, /. good luck, a trick made at cards ; esser di bdzza, of a still ; buck, goat, cuckold io get the better drizzare il bcco agli
;

'Ba.Z2.ec.ola, f.

frivolous thing Bzzica, /. conversation, con. pany, things of smalt value ; a game at cards Bazzicare, to converse, fre-

sparviri, to atttmpt impos-

ho trovato il becco pi duro mugnere di quel

sibilities
;

che mi pensava', I found th fask harder than I thought

:

some enough
Bazzicatre,/. pi. tr\fles Bazzotto, cij. tomervhai hard, Beccccio, m. the tpoiU of a half cooked Beare, to bhsi Befana, /. a puppet, an ugly Beatamente, ada. happily
Beatificare, to beatify Bpatifictito, part, beatified Beat-.ficatre, ni. and Beatificatrfce, makes that /.
Bllo, m. (belt) beauty Bello, adj. convetiient, proper; aspettar il bello, to

nail for

an

opportunity

Befanccia, a frightful phanBffa, /. trick, banter. Joke ; giuocdr da bffa, to play

sul bel del discrso, in the middle qf the discourse; Bello, ailv. prettily, very

well

veder
the

il

bello,

to
;

know

opportunity

happy
Beatificazine,/, beatification

for nothing

farsi bffe, to

bello e nuvo, (juite new bello e fatto, quite finished

BEN
far
j^rotid

BER
;

Benedicite,/, grace at meals Benedicitre, tn. a blesser rvho speaks well of di bel mezzo d, Benedire, to consecrate; Dio jiression vi benedica, God bias you belle dppie, it costs me Beneditdre, m. he who blesses benediction ten pistoles ; sul bello dell' Benedizione, /. Dar la benedizine ad una
il

bell*

umre,

to

he

bello

somelimei

Sem\'Ognenza.f. benevolence Lenivolente, adj. friendly, hu

Beiilvolo,
adj.
affectionate,

Benmontito,

Benlavorto, adj. wei, done adj. well-mount

Bennato, adj.

Beldne thai Belzeb, m. Satan

bleats

Belt, j: beauty, fineness Belva,/, a wild'beast Benacconcianxnte, adv. very reasonably Benaffetto, adj. affectionate Beiiaguratamnte, adv. with

Bensi, adv. ce .inly ^ Benefattre, m. benefactor Benservito, a servant's dia Benefattrice, ni. benefactress Beneficante, adj. beneficial, Densi, adv. certainly liberal, kind Bentemito, adj. we'll kept Beneficdre, to do good, to bene- Bentornato, adj. state i! ben tornato, you are welcome fit a person Beneficato, part, benefitted Benvolentiri, adii, very willBeneficente, adj. kind, oblig- Benvolre. m. favour, kindness benvolre, to love si fa benvolre da tutti, he is
;
;

Benallevato,

arfj

rvell-brcd

Benandata, /. money upon going away Benavventuratami

given
Beneficidto, part, beneficed Beneficio, m. kijulness, advantage, profit

beloved by all Benvoluto, adj. well beloved Beone, m. a toss-pot, a toper Berberi, Berbero, m. the bar

venturso,

adj.

fortunate,

happy

Beneficine, in. a church-liv- Bercildcchio, ing Benfico, adj. beneficial, libe- Bei-e, to drink
Beneffcio) Benemernza,/ desert, merit Benemerito, adj. deserving
. (see

m.
;

squint-

bore un uvo,

B5n

bene, adv. very well, entirely non bene guarito, 'e well
;

Beneffiio,

berla, /

must submit.

Bench,

at

gli occhi, to devour with thi m. good-will leave io f'o a mio benepleves ; here 6 affogf '' ' ' obliged tc do a th.,.^ cito, I do us I please Bene spesso, adv. very often by pastion bianco, to be disappointed Bendare, to blind, to crown Benestante, adj rich, wealthy Bergamotto, m. the bergamoi Bendatura,/, bandage Benevivere, to live happy Bendella, and Benderglla,/. a Benevoglinte, adj. Bergolin^re, to pun, to quibbenev

Benda,/, a band; a fillet; aver una bnda avanti gli Beneplacito,

be blind-folded; a mist before the eyes ; blinded
ocelli,
to
:

littlefillet

Bendne, m. lappets Bendiiccio, m. a child's neckhandlcerchief

Bergolo,
Berillo,

tn.

m.
/.

sort of basket beryl, a precious

Bene, m. good,
hap.
,

benefit,

glinzn,
del
;

f.

good-will, love,

Berlina,

the

pillory

satisfac

favour;
to

voler

kindness Benevolo, adj.

Beneftto,
adj.

kind,

affec-

bene,

have kindness for un umo da bene, a reputable man ; chi fa bene bene asptti, do well and have well pigliar par bene, to take in good part. Bene, adv. well, right ; voi dite bene, you say right bene, an emphatic expleti
;

well-shaped,

he was turned out., he deserved it Beneficnza,/, beneficence

ciato,
gli sta, if

ben

Berlingccio, m. the last Thurs day in Carnival Berlingaraento, m. chit-chat Berlingare, to drink freely ; to talk at random Berlingatre, m. a jolly fel

Berlinghire,

m. a greedy-gut

Benignamente, adv. courteous- Berliiighira,/. a talking gosly, kindly sip Benignit,/, tenderness, good- Berlingzzo, m. a French brick, a small loaf (of Benfgno, adj. courteous, lovbread) ing Bernesco, adj. burlesque Benino, adv. tolerably well Bemia,/. a riding-hood Ben' insime, m. the ivhole of Bernoccolo, m. a swelling Benissimo adv. very well knob a hard kernel
;

,
'

I'll

3/0"
:

ingly beni stbili, mobili, chattels

beni

Benedtto, adj. blessed [ness Benedetto, m. the falling sick-

BES
Bernoccoluto, adj. knobly
Berrtta, /. flat cap, or b trarsi la berrtta, far net di berrtta, to salute iviit the hat ; avere il cervelk sopra la berretta, to proceed rathly in an affair Berrettio, m. a cap-maker Berrettino, m. a small cap Berrettuccia,/. a little cap Berri"<51a,/. o night-cap
.

andar in 'bstia, to fall into a passion Besticcia, /. a nasty beast ; besticcia, a fool, a blockBestile,
ly,

Biancastronccio, m. at white

Biancastrne, m. excessive whiteness Biancheggiare, to turn white

il

adj. beastly,
bestiality,

heavi-

mare biancheggia

tutto,

lumpish
bru-

I,

:.:

ruffian,

highwaya verger.
to shoot io ;

beadle Bersglio,
at,

m. a mark

laughing

stock

sono il bersglio della fortuna, lam the sport of for

Berta, /.

a
;

foppery
joke,
to

trifle, ge?vgan\ dar la berta, to

;

banter

berta,

magpie, a gossiping moman,

beetle

Berteggiamnto, m. a laughing at, a mocking

Berteggiare, to ridicule, jeer,

Biancheria,/, linen Bianchzza,/, ivhiteness Bestialmente, adv. beastly, Bianchimnto, m. a washing~\ nastily Bianchire, to whiten, to grant Bestiame, m. calile hoary ; al bianchir del giorBestirio, m. a keeper of wild no, break of day Bianclilto, pari, whitened, Besticciudia, juf Bestine, /. washed a liltle living creature Bianco, m. white ; caplli iestionnccio, and Bestila, bianchi, grey hair; lotto m.- a great beast, a brutish. bianco, a blank in a lotfellow tery ; lasciar in bianco, to Bestiudia, /. a Utile creature leave a blank dar carta (also) a blockhead bianca, a carte blanche ; Bttola, /. a cook's shop, a restar bianco, to be at a loss ; iippling-house bianco, pale, wan Bettoltta,/. a lo7V public-house Biancso, adj. very white Bettolire, m. keeper of a cook's Biancospino, m. the hawthorn Bianccclo, adj. whitish Binte, m. a vagabond, a ramBestialit, /. tality
:

bier
,/. ripeness

Berteggiatdre,

Bertolotto, m. a sponger

Bertne,

t.

(of wine) /. and Beverggio, drink, beverage, drinkig-money one rvho keeps a Beveratio, m. a vessel for

m. a mocker,
;

Biascire, to chew with difficulty

Bevna,
;.

scot-

Biasciamnto, m. chewing Biasimare, to find fault with Biasimato, part, blamed, comBiasimatre, m. and Biasima-

Bertovello, m.

drinking a net made of Bvere, to drink Beveria,/, drunkenness Bertccia, /. and Bertccio, Bvero, m. a beaver m. a monkey, an ape Beveronccio, m. a horse-beBertuccidne, m. a baboon Berzzo, m. a clown's bt Beverne, m. a drink, a drench Bevibile, adj. drinkable fast Berza, /. the shin-bone of the Bevimnto, m. d'ir.king leg Bevitre, m. and Bevitrfce, f. Berzglio, {see Bersglio) toper, tippler Bessgine, and Besserfa, /. Bevitura,/. drinking foolishness, simplicity Beuta, and Bevuta, /. drinkBisso, adj. simple, foolish, ing boKt ad ogni bevuta, at dun every glass Besso, I. one rvho stammers, Bezzicare, to peck, to scold. or lisps blasphemy, Bezzicato, part, pecked Bestmmia, /. cursing, bad language Bezzicatura,/, a pecking Besteramiamnto, m. impious Bezzi, m. pi. money ; non ho language bezzi, / have no money Bestemmiare, to blaspheme, Bicea,/. white lead Biada,/, corn, oats Bestemmiato, part, blasphem- Biadaiulo, tn. corn-chandler Biadetto, m. bluish paint Bestemmiatorecio, m. a great Biancastro, Bianchtto, and Biancheggiante, adj. whit;

Biasimvole, adj blamable Biasimevolmnte, adverb, bla-

mably
Biasimo,

and

Bismo,
to

i.

blame, reproach, fault

Biasmre, (in poetry) find fault with

Bibbia,/.

blame,

BiA/e Bibita,/ potion Biblico, adj. belonging to the

Me

Bibliografia,/, bibliography Bibliomane, m. bibliographer, a bookish man Bibliomania, bibliomany (book-

Bibliotca,/, a library Bibliotecrio, m. a 'libra-

Vca,fa

Bestemmiatre, phemer
Bestia, /.

m.

blas-

Bianeheggiamnto, m. whit-

beast,

a brute

BIL
Bicipite,
adj.

BIP
itvo-headed.
ctulle,

BIS

Bicocca, /. a Utile
vitlage

ser in bilancia, to be irre- Birba,/, a wanderer, a loUerer solute, in suspense ; bilancia, la birba, to rnumf a hoop-net, the splinter bar oj' , (also) a phaeton
lilanridio, m. a scale-maker Bilanciamnto,
ai'.d Birbne, m. a beggar Birbonata, and Birboneria, f.

Birbante,

< rising anvil BicSrne, Bicorno, and Bicornuto, adj. double-hotned Bidllo, m. a beadle Bidente, i. a pitchfork, a

Bic5mia,X

Silancire. to balance,

Birboneggiare,

to

beg

mine,

ponder,

to

Bidetto, m. a

little

pony

bilanciarsi in ria, in the air

i(

Biecamente, ado. squinting- Bilanciato, part, balanced Bilancire, ni. the balance of a }y clock or watch Bico, adj. grim, stem, sour ; occhi bichi, squinting eyes ; Bilancino, m. small scales rimirar con occhio bico, Bilncio, m. comparison, pato look n'ith an envious eye ; rallel atto bico, a bad action Bile, /. choler, anger, passion
,

Bienmo, adj biennial Bita, or Bitola,/, beet Bietolone, m. a simpleton, a

Bietta,/, a wedge Bifdglio, m. double leaf Biflca,/. an acre of land Bifolcerla, /. husbandry,

non mi

fate

montar

la bile,

don't provoke me Bilnco, adj. crooked Bilia,/, a packer's stick Binrio, adj. bilious Bilicare, to set in equilibrium

Bircio, adj. near-sighted Biri bisso, >n. a hazard game Birilli, m. pi. nine-pins Birccio, m. a cart Biroccino, a one horse chaise Bli-ra,/ beer "jncchio, m. a year old calf BiiTjo, m. a brewer Birresco, adj. wicked, impur dent BIrro, and Birrovire, m. a
bailiJJ-

isaocia, /. a bag with two pouches; esser alla bisccia, to be reduced, to be very

Bilicato,
til-

part, poised,

level-

lage, the charge of a farm Biflco, m. a ploughman Biforcamnto, m. separation Biforcato, and Biforcuto, adj. forked, cloven ; piede biforcuto, a cloven foot Biforco, m. a fork, a pitch-

Bisnte, and Bisantlno, m. a spangle Bisarcvola, /. great-great'

grandmother
BiUngiio, adj. deceitful Biliso, adj. passionate
Biliottto,'arfJ. spotted

Bisarcvolo, m. great-greatgrandfather Bisva, and Bisvola,/, great-

fork Bifrme, adj. of two forms

Bifrnte, adj. double-faced B'ga,/- a dung-cart

Billra,/. a Jest Bilustre, adj. of ten years Bimbo, a sucking bab* Bimstre, adj. two months

Bisvo, and Bisvolo, m, a great-grandfather Bisbeticamente, adv. oddly.

Bigamia,/, a bigamy Bigamo, m. a man tvho has

Bigatto, m. a silk-worm. Bigttolo, I. o worm

Bimmlle, m. a musical te Binare, to pair, to twin Binrie, adj. binary Binascnza, /. the delivery of
a twin

fanta

kally

tng
Bisbigliare, to whisper, mutter a whisperer Bisbigliatre, Bisbigliatrio, m. a parlour grate (in convents) Bisbiglio, m. I whisper, ru-

that

Bigerognulo, adj. greyish Bighellne, m. a' booby, a sim-

dlia,/, a ribbon Bindoleria,/, artfulness Bindolo, m. a swing pleton Biccolo, m. a lock qf wool ; Blsca, /. a gaming-place lana in biccoli, a fleece Bigherio, m. a Jester, a Biscaiulo, m. a gamester Biografia,/, biography tnerry-andrew Biscanlre, to sing repeatedBigherto, adj. adorned tvilh Biografo, m. a. biographer ly thread lace Biondeggiare, to look yellow Biscanto, m. a duet Blghero, m. thread lace Biondlla, /. centaury, Biscazza, /. o gamblingBigia,/, the Jig-pecker sponge-laurel Biondello, and Biondello, adj. Bigfccio, aJj. greyish Biscazzare, to game Bigio, arf; rtisset, grey, brown Biglfa,/. the billiard-: " BiondMza, /. a fair com- Biscazzire, m. a gamester Biscazzo, m. and Bischnca, Bigliardo, m. Miliardi plexion a dh-iy trick Biglitto, m. a billet, Bindo, adj. fair, flaxen ; caBischero, m. a pm, peg Bigncia, /. a sort of great plli bindi, light hair Bischizzo, m. invention tub Biotto, m. poor Bigotto, m. bigot Biscia, m. a snake, adder Bipartire, to divide in two camminare a biscia, to mind Bilancella, and BU&icia, /. Bipartito, adj. part*d in two a balance, a pair of scales Bipede, adj. that has two feet Bipnne, /. a two-edged hat-

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Biscoldre, m. motley, party coloured Biscottare, to bake fn'ice Biscottato, adj ttvice baked Biscottino, t. a little biscuit, a fillip on tlie note Bisctto, m. a sweet biscuit ; entrdi in mar senza biscotto, to go hand over head
BJslCrto, adj.

crooked, deceit-

enteHain
hopes
;

ful Bisunto,

la

one with fair bcca d'un fiume.

river
;

Biscroma,/, a musical term

Bisdsso, adv. bare-backed ; cavalcar a bisdsso, to ride Tvithout a saddle Bisestilre, to be leap-year
Bisestile,

bisunto, m. a sloven ; a bisunta,/, a slut Bitrzio, and Bitrzolo, m. a swelling Bitrzolto, and Bitorzoluto, adj. full qf bumps, knotty, uneven (of wood)
adj. bituminous

adj. filthy,

nasty

Me mouth qf a
;

la

bcca dello stomaco, the pit bcca di of the stomach

fuco,/re-<irm

Boceaccvole, adj. Boccaccevolraente, Boccaccio

in
the
style

of

Boccccia,/, an ugly mouth Boccale, j. a mug; egli

scritto

pe'

boccali,

he

is

Bivio, m. the highway Bita,f. thick plaster

and

Bisesto,

adj.

Bizza,

anger, rage

mon

anno
band

bisestfle, leap-year

BisfOrme, adj. (see BiKrme) Bisgnero, m. a niece's husBislacco, adj. capricious Bislungo, adj. longish Bisnipte, m. great grandBizzarfa, conceitedness, /. briskness, whim, passion Eizzirro, adj. whimsical.

known by every body Boccata. /. a mouthful, a box on the ear non ne saper boccata, to know nothing of the matter Bocctta,/, a button, bud of a
;

Boccheggiamnto, m. gaping
Boccheggiare,
to

{.anting-,

agonize

Bocchetta,/ Bocchino, m. a small mouth Bisncjnno, wi. great-grandfa- Bizzeffe, (a) ad. abundantly, copiously Bccia, /. bud, (also) a botther Bizzcco, m. a rustic, a putle Bisgna,/, business, labour bigot; ritan, a hypocrite, a Boccinolo, m. a button Bisognare, an impersonal iv ivoman una bizzcca, sing. a Bocconcllo, used in the- 3d pers. /. and Bocconcino, ; that lives like a nun bisgna, it must ; bisgna m. a little bit ci Bizzocne, m. a clown Boccne, adj. groveling ; m. a ch'io vada, I must go bisgna morire, rve must Blandimnto, m. allurement, mouthful buon boccni,
; ;

die ; mi bisogno partire, / tvas forced to go ; vi bisc gner farlo, you must do it bisognerebbe che io gliele, facessi sapere, / should let him know of it ; se vi biso-

blandishment Blandire, to flatter, decoy, cajole

dainty

bits ; tagliare a boccni, to cut to pieces ; dar il

gnassero danari, if you should tvant money Bisignvole, adj. useful, need.ful

Bisgno, 1. want, neces..,^ aver bisgno di qualche cosa, io stand in need of; al bisgno si consce un' amico, a friend in need is a friend indeed bisgno, convenience, ease ho tutti i miei bisgni, / have ali my conveniences; al bisgno, to the purpose, opportunely ; a un bisgno,
.

boccne, to brile Blandizia,/, caressing Bocconchitto, m. a tit bit BUndo, adj. kind,JiaUering Boccuccia, /. a little mouthBlasonare, t blazon a coat qf fid Bocire, to divulge, publish Blasne, m. heraldry Bofonchiare, to grumble Bloccare, to block up Bofonchino, adj. grumbling Bloccato, part, blocked up Bogia, / first appearance qf Bloccatura,/, a blockade the itch bellowing Boglinte, adj. boiling, bumBoato, m. Boattire, m. a grazier Boblca, /. a herdsman's, Boirdo, m. a boyard ploughman's wife Bolcine, m. a battering-ram Bcca,/, the mouth, the tasi dire a bcca, by word of Eoldrne, m. blanket, covermouth piacvole alla bcca, lid pleasant to the palate bcca. Blgia, /. budget, bag, port; ;

upon an occasion
Bisoguosamnte,
adv.
need[si. fully Bisognso, adj. needy, ne Bistent4re, to be in rvant
;

people ho pi di dieci bcche a mantenre, / have ten mouths to feed ; stdre a bc:

tively

metter di bcca,

te

add, invent; parlar a bcca

aprta, to speak too much esser largo di bcca, to talk ''inconsiderately; io - to' por becca, I tvo' die Tvilh it; esser di buna bcca, to be a gt eedy eatt
;

ground ; far blgia, tu make provision : blgia, a horrible dark place Blla, /. bubble, blister, pimblla acquaiula, a ple ;
watery
stamp,
bull
llister
;

blla,

a a

Bisnte, Bissnte,

m.

</ie

bison

seat,

Pope's

Bisticciamnto, m. dispute^deBisticci^re, to strive, contend Bisticcio, m. a pun, a quibble Bistndo^ adj, almost round

Bollare, to stamp, to brand

bcca a bcca, /ace to fai lasciare a bcca dolce, *0

malefactor Bollato, adj. sealed, branded Bollnte, dj. boiling

Bollettino,

m. a bilUa note

BON
Bollimnto, m. a boiUng, the
snitlling nfl/ie sea Bollire, io boil, btibble
:

Borgomastro,
Bria,

m.

burgqself-

up,

haughtiness,

conceit i aver ferment mille tose mi bol- Bonificalo, adj. mended, imbria, to lono neir nimo, I hav< Bont, /. ind goodness, excel- Borire, and Boriarsi, to be ilwu jnd thin lence per bont, for the bolle, bollire a sake upon account Boriosit, /. body grumbles of, vanity, selfricorsio, to boil fast of Borbogliamnto, m. noise, Boriso, adj. Bollito, adj. boiled up, puft tumult proud Bollitura, /. boiling liquor. Borbogliare, to mutter, to Bornio, adj. one-eyed, short;

sighted

Borboglio,

m.

a
ni.

rumbling Bomidla, /.

mistake,

blun-

Borbottamnto, Bdllo, m. a seal, a stamp Bollre, m. bubbling, spouting to bollre d'animo, passion. Borbottare,
:

nutterto

grumble,

to stuff saddles ; superfluous words Borraccia, /. bad, bad stuff,

Brra, hair

Blo, m. a pili Blso, adj. short-tvinded BolZonitr, to shoot at

mutter Borbottato,

part.

niutter-

frarelHng Brro, and

Borrone,

m.

gutter tnadc by a water jlood ;" - ( also ) a great water.flood

1
'

olzondto, part, struck with

Bolzne, or dart

ni.

battering-r,

Brsa, /. a purse tenet brsa strtta, io h: stingy far brsa, to hoard money
: ,

Bom, m.
Bmba,

a boom /. a mark, a bomb

brsa
;

de'

mercanti,

the

Exchange
Bordelire,
thels
;

to

frequent

broto

andar bordelldndo,

Borsio, ni. a purse-maker Borsaiulo, m. a cut-purse Borsellino, m. a fob

Bordellire,

m. a hunter of
<

Bombnza, /.
joy

feasti
/.

thels
:

Bordello, m. a brothel, stews

Boscglia, /.

Borzacchlno, m. a buskin woods, forests,

Bombnla,
piece

mortar-

andare in bordello, go and groves be hanged fare il bordello, Boscaiulo,

;

m.

wood

Bombardamnto, m. bomhard-

to banter, to be vociferously
fit.

Brdo, Bombardre, to bombard Bombardiera, /. Me place where the tomb is mounted Bombardire, m. a bombarBombettiSre,
to sip

fa

ship-board, the ship ; andare

Boscto, adj. woody

border,

hem,

Bordne,
staff:

m.

pilgrims
;

a pitcher Bompresso, m. the bowsprit Bonccia, /. a calm at sec

/.

Bmbola,

bordne, the sluynps

Boschettlno, and Boschtto, m. a grove, a thicket ; a tree limed to catch birds

J nymphs

"f feathers in young birds bordne, a prop of a build-

Boschino,
BOsco,

adj.

(see

Bosche;

happiness, tranquility

m.
to

wood, forest

Brea,/. the north-wind Boreale, and Breo,

northern, northerly

adj.
vil-

viera,

be Jit

for any

Bonariet,'/: kindness

Borgata, /. a borough, a

Bonrio,

adj.

good,

m^ek
i

lage

Boscso, adj. woody Bosforo, m'. straits

Borghse, and Borgse, m. a

Boncinello, m. the staple of

rgessofatown
Borghesia, /. the state of a
Bossolio, m. a box-maker Bssolo, m, a box, a die

Borghetto, m. a hamlet

Borghegino,
Bonificamnto,
nificazine, /.

m.

(see

Bor-

ghse) m. and Boa bettering, Brgo, m, a suburb, borough.

Botnica,/, botany Botnico, adj. botanicat Botnico, !. botanist,

Mrb

an improvement

BOZ
Botirc, to vow, or promise botarsi a Dio, io devote one's
eelfto
B<5to,
;

ERE
BozzoUre,
Bozzoltio,
-

to

pick up

Brago, m. slime, mud, clay

m.a little swelling, Brama,

cud

/
to

desire,

fondness,

God
a armatura di tutta armour, musket-

pimple
the

greediness

m. a vom

Botola,/, a trap-door Botta, /. a toad, a blorv,

stroke botta,
;

botta- risposta, a proof ; repartee ; botta, a pass in fencing: una bella botta, a fine stroke

weUini of norm ; tliat measure which the miller claims for grinding ; a stone cut pyramidally a throng of people Bozzolso, adj. fuU of tu;

Bramante, Bramare,

adj. wishing desire, to adj.

long

Bramato,
coveied

wished forthe

Bramito,
beasts

m.

cry

of

Bramosamente, adv.
Braccare,
to

greedily,

quest
to

(in

the

Bottaccfao, m. a flask Bottaglie,/. boots Bott^o, m. a cooper Botte, /. a cask, a vessel

fondly Bramosia, /. a longing

Braccheggiare,
;

haunt, find

Bottga,/, a shop Bottegia, and Bottegaio, ni. Bracchire, n. a dog-keeper a shopkeeper Botteghetta,/. Botteghino, m. Bracciale, m. a bracelet Braccialetto, to. little bracelet a Utile Bottegne m. great Bracciata,^: an armful a shop Bracciato, adj. fat, lusty Botticella, /. a small toad : Braccire, m. a lady's usher a small barrel, a small Brccio, m. an arm, a sort star colle of measure Bottiglia,/, a bottle braccia in crce, to stand Bottiglire, m.'a butler nith one's arms across, to Bottiglieria, be idle a forza di braccia, a butler's /. place with main strength fai Bottln alle braccia, to ivrestle ; il brccio secolare, the iem; : ;

Braccheggio, m. quest Braccheria,/. hounds Bracchetto, n. a setling-

Bramso, adj. desirous ; eager , fond Branca. / the fang, clam, paw, gripe ; capitar nelle branche, to fall into on^s
Brancare, to gripe, to seize Brancata,/, a handful Brnchie,/, the gills ofafsh Brancicare, to handle, to feel Brancicatre, m. who handles

Brancicne, adv. groping in the dark, crawling Branco, m. a herd, a drove,

S,-c.

Brancolare,

to

grope,

fumhle
Brancolne, and Brancolni, adv. groping along

Branda,/, hammock
Botto, m. stroke, blow; botto di campana, the toll of a bell. Di botto, adv. presenihj

Brandllo, m. a

bit,

a small

Brandimnto, m. shaking
brandish Brando, m. a sword
Brandire,
to
.

Bottonatura, /. the buttons of

chair

a bra :iuU,a
;

Bottne, m. a button ; hud of plants; sputar bott'dni, taunt ; dar o gittar un bottne, to give a

Brandne, m. Brano, m. a

piece, bit piece, a part,

Bracco, i. a setting-dog bracco da quglia, a spaniel bracco di manigol;

shackles

Bovicida, m. an ox-killer Bovile, m. an ox-stable Bovino, adj. of the oxen

do, a bailiff, a catchpole ; bracco da sguito, a bloodhound bracco da fermo, a setting-dog ; bracco da leva, a questing-Jog Brace,/, burning coal Brache, Brachsse, and Bra;

wagger
BraTamnte,
adv.
bravely.

ghsse, /. breeches Brachierio, m. a

truss-

Bravare, to brave, affront Bravata,/, a bravade Bravatrio, adj. threatening Braveggiare, to brave it Braveria,/ valour, courage Bravo, adj. valiant, courage-

Bovina,/, corn's dun^ Bozza, /. a swelling bozza, the rough draught

;

ill

sculpture,
adj.

or

paint-

Brachire, m. a truss Brcia, (see Brace) Bracire, m. a brazier Braciia, f. a steak

Bravo, m. a bully, a swag-

Bravo,
,

interj.

very

tvell !

Bracne,
BozzochiBto,
ill-shaped

m.

breeches

a
;

coward Bravura,/, spirit, courage Brado, m. a bull Breccia, /. a breach questo Bozztto, m. a button, rough Bradme, m. hulls and calves non nil t'a brccia, this Brage, and Bragia, /. (see thing dies not affect me at Bozzo, m. a cuckold
deformed,
I ;

BRI
Brenna,/, a jade, a bad horse
Brtto, adj.
sterile,
'

BRU

Bronzino, adi. sun-lurnt barren Bronzista, m. a founder ling Brnzo, m. cast copper, ox Brve, and Brieve, a brief, a church- calendar. Brve, Jrillnt, m. brilliant adj. short, brief. Brve, adv. Brillare, to sparkle, glitter, Brucare, to strip off leaves, io leap for joy go arvay shorily in brve, in a short Brillato, adj. cleansed Bruciare, io itch, smart, bum Brillatio, in. a sieve Bruciata,/, roasted chestnuts Brillo, m.joy, gladness Bruciatio, m. a seller oj
;

Brillo, adj. tipsy

Brevetto, a brevet Breviario, m. breviary Brevit, f. shortness,

vity

Brina, and Brinata, /. tvhitebre-

Bruciato, adj butned Bruciolto, adj. noim-eaten frost Brinato, adj. speckled, spot- Brciolo, m. a ivorm, shavings
ted

Brindisi, m. far brindisi, to Brucire, m. burning, smartdrink somebody's health ing rinso, iidj. frosty, misty Briachzza,/ drunkenness Briaco, adj. drunk rio.in. metti e,fu-e, life Briacne, m. a drunkard Brireo, m. Briareus, a giani "-'-3amnto, m. a chillness, r up Bruli( Bricca,/, a steep craggy place ring Brullamente, adv. poorly Briccne, m. a knave, ~ Brivido, m. piercing cold
'Brzza., f. cold, rvindy misi BrezzoMne, in a cold mind

Bricconeggiare,
rogue's life

io

lead

Brizzolato, spotted

adj.

variegated,

Brullo, adj. naked, destitute Brulltto, m. ajrc-ship

Brocca,/, pitcher, ivater-poi

Bruma,/,

the rviiiter

Bricconerfa, /. knavish trict Broccre, to spur Brfcia, and Brfciola, /. BrocG<ita,/. a blow, rencounter small broken part, (also) a Broccato, m. a brocade little crumb Brocchire, m. a small buckler Bricioletta,/ a morsel Brocciare, to prick, to spur Briga., f. trouble, disquiet Brocco, m. a peg, a stump of a tree dar briga, to be troublesome dar nel brcco, io hit briga, debate, variance, disthe mark pute ; comprar le brighe a Brccolo, m. sprouts, broccoli danari contanti, io pick Broccolto, adj. full of quarrels non viSglio t sproi'; ; ;

Bi-umle, adj. wintersh

Brunzzo. and Bmntto, adi. "^ brownisk, swarthy

Brunzza,/ swarthiness
Brunire, to polish, burnish Brunito, adj. polished, burBrunitio,

m.

a burnishing

ing
setta broccsa, knotty

Bruno, m.
tar
il

mourning
brtino,
;

porivcar

Brda, /. swill, hog-rvash, mire ; versar la brda, io lay the blame

Brodaiulo, adj. loving broth.
Brodettato, adj. done in broth Brigare, io strive, io shift, Brodetto, m. fine soup, broth to be busy brigare una candar in brodtto, io feel rica, to make interest for a place Brigata, /. company, troop, brigata cren, a brigade di starne, a brood of pc Brodolso, adj, slovenly, tridges andar di brigata, nasty go to'rether Brogliare, to embroil, enBrigatife, m. a brigadier tangle Briglia, /. a bridle; crrere Brglio, m. tumuli, noise a tutta briglia, to run fui Brncio, m. passion, vexaspeed ; a briglia scilta tion ; fare il brncio, io tirar 1 headlong, rashly briglia," <o keep one under Brnco, m. conger-eel, tlu tener in briglia, to bridle, i stump of a tree Broncne, m. a branch, a vineBrigliaio, m. a bridle-maker prop Brigso, adj. litigious, quar Brontolare, to gruinble, t( relsome
;

to

mourning. Bruno, adj. brorvn,^ dark una bnina, a brotvn woman ; un bi'no, a brown man bruno,
.

gloomy air

vista briJna,

melancholy color look ; bruno, a dull colour il regno bruno, hell Brusca,/, a brush

Bruscamente,
Bruschzza,

adti.

bluntly,

roughly Bruschetto, adj. sourish

/.

sourness,

sharpness Brusco, adj. sour, tart; vin brusbrusco, rough wine ill-natured. harsh, co, Brusco, adv. soxirly perch mi parlate cosi brusco .' rohy do ycu speak so roughly
; ;

to

7)ie

Bruscolo,

m.

fescue,

Brustolare, to scorch, or toast

Brutale, a. brutale, a

clown
Brutalit, /.

another Burchiello, m. a boat

Brchio,
lighter

m,

tvhtrry,,

Butirro, m. butter Buttrga, /. (caviale) the smoked sparvn offish Buttare, to throw, fling,
Butteriito,"j>ied nith the small

Cacchine, m. a certain worm, or maggot, a drone Cacchionoso, adj. full of maggots

Burlla, /. a dungeon, a piebald horse

cturiasso,

Caccia, /. hunting, chasing; prnder cccia, to fly away . dar cccia ad un vascello, to give a ship the chase ;
egli

m.

braggadocio, rald

boaster, a (also) a he-

ha

fatto

buona

cccia,

Burla,/, mockery, raillery Burlare, to ridiculu, jeer, banburlarsi, to joke ter Burlatre, a banierer Burlsco, adj. facetious, merry Burletta, /. comic opera Burlvole, adj. wretched BuTloncco, and Burlne, m.
;

he has had good sport Cccia, (cacciaggine) /. game; andar in cccia, io

Buzzicare,

sneak away,

to

Cacciadivoli, m. a conjurer Cacciaffnni, adj. merry Cacciagine, game, venison, bosco da cacciagine, a wood

for hunting Caccjamnto, m. turning out

expulsion-

Burrasca, /. a tempest ; crrer burrasca, to run a risk Burrascso, adj. stormy

Burrattre,;<o discuss

Cacciare, io hunt, io pursue.

to
r

gli

occhi ad

Burrne, m. a
Burrso, adj Busbaccare,
chctt

cliff soft as butter to deceive,

to

Bustaccherfa, /. craft, trick,

shift

/. knowledge of secret things Cabalista, m. a cabalisi Cabalistico, adj. mysterious Cabottggio, m. c'ruizi7ig (sea

pABALA,

Busbdcco, anrf Busbaccne, m.

Cacciata,/, expulsion Cacciato, part, chased Cacciatola,/, pincers Cacciatre, m. a hunter, a perCacciatrfce, / a huntress in forma di cacciatrfce, in a riding habit Cccole,/, pi. hlearedness Caccolso, adj. blear-eyed Cacherllo, m. the dung of
;

Busbo, i. sharper, cheat Busca, /. a search darsi alla busca di qualchetiino, to be in quest of somebndy andiir Cacalucchio alia busca, to go a begging ofwonder
;

an m.

interjection

Buscacchiare, (o procure Buscare, to hunt after, to rvatch Buscato, part, got, caught Buscatre, m. searcher Buschette, /. ft. little sticks, or strarv tirar le buschette,
;

Caco,

jrt.

(see

Caccio)
one

Cacapensiri,

who

sheep, rabbits, Sfc.

raises difficulties to void, to evacuate Cacasngue, m. (dissenteria) a

Cacherfa,^: dalliance, wanton-

Cacare,

Cacherso, adj

quaint, soft.
:

to

dram

lots

dysentery, a bloody flux Cacasdo, m. a conceited

low, one
that affects

Buscine, a bush of thorns Busco, ?n. (see Bruscolo) Buscolmo, in. an atom,

felto be

delicc far il cherso, to bi Cachessia, f. a bad habit of

or

astecchi. fellon

niggardly

Buscchio, m. garbage Buso, adj. empty, bored Busna,/. a kind of trumpet Elissa, /. trouble, grief, fatigue, labour ; a blow, a

Cacata, /. the easing of the belly, a baffle

Cachettico, ad. (etico) hecfive, consumptive Cachinno, m. a loud laugh Ccio, m. cheese sser pane
;

Cacatamnte, ac^. slowly, awkCacua, f. flat round cheese Cacofonia, cacophony Cacografia, /. ihult in writing Cacografizzare, to wi ite incorrectly

Bussamnto, m. a knocking Bussare, to knock Bussato, part, knocked Bussatre, m. he that knocks Busse,/, pi. thumps, strokes Busso, m. noise, box-tree
pass
;

Cacatura,/.<Ae action of easing

lacunie,

m,

top, height,

sum-

mit
ladavero, and Cadvere,

m. a

dead body

prder la bssola,

to

;adavricb, and CadaveroO,

GAL
Cadente, sdj. faHing, declining Cadenza, /. cadence in music Cadre, to fall dutvn; far cader morto, lo slriUe dead, cader nell' niio happen
;

GAL
Calcattira,/.

Cagnsco, adj. doggtsh, brutguarciare in cagnsco. ish

;

a trampling under

Calce, Clcio, m. the but-end

Cagnoletto, Cagnolino, Cagntto, Cagnccio, and Cagnulo, m. a Utile dog, a

of a gun
Calcse, m. a step,in a ship Calctto, m. a sock, pumpT Calciere, to resist, to trample Calcidnio, and Calcednio, m. a sort of precious stone Calelna, /. lime : calcina fiorita, slacked Ifme Calcinccio, m. rubbish, ruins Calcinjo, m. a lime-kiln Calcinare, to calcine, to bum to

puppy
tltoughtt; cader in discorso, to fall into discourse cader in tglio, to fall out for one's purpose; cadre,
:

Calmine, m. caiman, a

species

to decay ; cader ammalato, io fall sick ; se cadesse mai,

of crocodile Cafaa,/. a place in Dante's hill, where traitors are punished Cala, /. bay, road for strips (also) ducking, a sea punish;

ever it should happen ; non cade voi di riprendermi, it is not your busi-

if

Calabrdne, m. a hornet
Calafatare, to calk a ship, fo stop her leaks Calafato, part, calked

ness to correct

me
perish-

Cadetto, m. a younger brother,

Calamia,/. Calamio, m. an
Cadvole,
adj. frail,

Calcinato, adj. calcined, redueed to powder Calcinazione, and Calcinatura, calcination, reduced to /.
Clcio,
ci, to

ink-horn, or
scuttle-Jish

sca7id

(also)

m. a kick
kick

dar de' cal-

Cadimnto,
fall, setting,

m.

destruction,

Calamandrf na, /. germander

needle qfthe compass Calamit,/, misery, distress Calamitare, to touch iron tvith
the loadstone

despondency Caduceo, m. the wand of Mercury Caducit, /./rat-7/

Caduco, ad) frail, perishable caduche speranze, deceiving

;

m. the foot ; dar calci alle richzze, lo despise riches : dar calci al vnto, io kick the air, io be hanged, foot-hall Calcitrare, lo kick, in resist
Calc/o,

hopes mal caduco, the falling sickness Cadta,f. fall, fallingCaduto, adj. fallen, abject, cast
;

Calamitato, alj. belonging to

the.leadstone

Calamitosamente, adv. unhappily

[tressed

Calcitrazidne,/ kicking Calcitrso, adJ. kicking Calco, m. chalking (a design

or print) Calcolaiudio, m. a weat-er Calcolare, and Calculre, te complete, calculate Calcolato, part, reckoned, comCalcolatore, m. an accomptant Calcele,/, pi. a weaver's treadle Clcolo, and Clculo, n. com-

&pr rvith dice Caff, m. coffee, coffee-house

CaiTefeta, m. a coffee-di ink^r Caffettira,/, a coffee-pot Caffettire m. a coffee-house

Calamitso, adj. miserable, disCalanc, m. printed cotton Calandra,/, the bird woodlark Calppio, m. a sliding knot, a
Calare, to descend, decrease, decay, to ebb and flow Calata, /. descent of a hill,
lessening, fall Calca,/, crorvd, multitude

Caffo, m. an odd number, singular, rare, extraordinary Cagionaranto, m. cause, oc-

Calcagnare, to run arvay Calcagnino, m. the quarter of a shoe, the heels : andar a calcagnfni, to

Clcolo, the stone in the bladder Calcolso, adj. troubled with

Cagionare,

to occasion,

impute,

malk

slipshod
;

Ci^onsCto, fart, occasioned, imputed Cagionatdre, m. one that causes Cagionceila, /. a Utile cause,
ptetence

Calcagno, m. the heel dar delle calcagna, to spur pagar di

;

Calculazidne,/ calculation Calda,/, the ad of heating Caldia,/, and Caldaio, or Caldro,

wi.

caidron, kettle, pot

;

Cagine,/, cause, reason, moCagionvole, adj. sickly, valetudinary C%lia, {from Calre) ove non caglia a te, provided you care

Caldamente, adv. ardently, pregar eagerly, furiously Calcamnto,m. pressing,treadcaldamente, to entreat earing npon nestly Calcara, /. a kind of oven, or Caldana, /. a cold mid-day furnace for vitrifying
;

Calcare, to press, tread upon, [reous fo oppress Calcreo, Calcarlo, a. calca-

heat

Caldano,

i.

a brazier

to

warn*

Calcatamnte, adj. closely

Calcato, adj. pressed, crarvded; via calcata, the king's high-

^tforit
Cagliare, fo

[faittt

Calder^o, m. a brazier,
tinker Calderino,

<

decay,

io

gran

way
Calcatre, m. a trader ; calctor d'uva, a treader ofgrapes
calcatrfce,
f.
;

Cagna,/, a Cagnccio,

bilch

m.

the goldfinch

m. a mastiff dog Cagneggire, to show cruelty

Calderne, m. a great kettl*

Calderotto,

woman

tread-

a^pot

t-'agnescamnte, odv. surlily

CadeTU\a,f.askaiel

CAM
calmed, Calo, 1. decay, diminution, fall (of money, S;c.) ; also,
Caldita,/. heat Caldo, m. heat Caldo, adj. hot, Tvarm, kind, Caldo calhearty, proud. do, adv. in a moment, immediately

Calmato, ad),

appeased

Calzettio, m. a hosief Calzolio, m. a shoe-maker Calzoleria, /. a shoe-maker'

descent, stream

Calre, m. heat, rvarmth Caloria, f. fierce heat

Calorifico,
ac/J.

warming,

heat-

Caldccio, m. a small heat Caldura,/, sultry heat

Calefetare, to calk ships

tro, m. a thermometer Calorosamente, ado. ardently

Calf ni, m. pi. breeches Calzulo, m. the shape of a " scabbard Cama,/. a kind ofshell-fsh Camaglio, m. a coat of mail

Calorso, adj. hot, rvarin tem-

Camalene,/, the thistle Camalente, m. a reptile,

ca-

Calendrio, m. an almanack

Calende,/

pt.

calends,thejirst

days of the month Calerne, adj. careless Calepino, m. a calepin (a dictionary) Calre, to care, to be concerned for il vostro onore mi cale, / am jealous of your honour. Mttere in non calere, to neglect. H messo in calere ogni pensiero di detta, I think no more o.
:

Calpestare, to trample, slight.

Camamflla, and Camomilla, / camomile Camangire, m. greens, dishes Camarlingato, m. a high ch.ani
Camarlingo, m. chamberlain Camto, m. a brush, stick Camuro, m. the popifs triple
Cambelletto, m. camlet Cambibile, adj. changeable Cambiadore, m. a banker Cambiale, /. a bill of ex_ change; cambiale pagbile al latre, a bill payable tu

Calpestata,/ high road Calpestatre, m. a trampler Calpestio, m. stamping, clattering with the feet Calterlre, to gall, to rub the
skin
off-

Calterito, adj. sore, galled, impure ; conscinza calterita,

Calteritiira, /.

scratch, exco-

Calfa, /. gold-dust, a jot, no-

Clibe, m. steel Calibrare, to dispart (a piece

Calvre, to make bald; calvarsi. to become bald Calvzza, Calvizie, /. and " ' 'o,m. baldness Calugine, and Calluggine, /.

Cambiare,

to

turn,

change,

of ordnance)
Calibro, m. the stamp, parts^ S-c. of a person ; the bore of a
cilice,

alter; cambiare, to change, to track, to drarv upon for

Calvinismo, m. Calvinism
Calvim'sta,

m. a Calcinist
to veer the cable

Calumare,

m.

clialice,

commu

Calnnia, /'. slander Calunniare, to slander, asperse,

detract

Calidit,/. heat, warmth Cdlido, adj. hot, marm Califfo, m. a caliph Caligare, t grow dark, dh Caligine, /. mist, blindness,

Calunniato, adj. calumniated, accused falsely Calunniatre, m. slanderer

cambiarsi, to change colour; cambiarsi in male, to degenerate Cambiato, adj. aitered, transformed tutto cambiato, he is much altered, quite another thing
; ;

money

Cambiatre,

m.

exchanger

Calunniosamente, adv. falsely

Calunniso, adj.
false

ignorance
Caliginso, adj. dark, misty.
Calla,

calumnious,
;

Calvo,

and Callia,/,

entrance,

passage
Callaiuls,/. a net, or snare Calle, m. path, road, street

calvo, in. adj. bald the bald part of the head Caluria,/. manuring Calza, stockings, a strainer.

Cmbio, m. change exchange,

;

cmbio, instead: coin glier in cmbio, to be mistaken

bill
;

lttera

di
;

cambio,

passage
Callidit,/, craft, cunning Callido, adj. crafty Calligrafia, the art of tvritin,
rvell
{te

Calzacela,/, old stockings Calzaiuolo, . a hosier Calzamnto,7n. shoes andstcck-

'" -'^nge
lomance
one
;
;

cmbio of exchange without allend

ider il cambio. to regnile, to be eren with

dare a cambio,

te

at interest

Calligrafo, m. a tvriting-mas Callista, m. a corn-cutter Callo, m. a corn, a hard skin Galloria,/, dunging fields Callosit,/, hardness offiesh Callso, aaj. callous, hard

Cambista, m. a banker lawn, Carabraia, /.

Calzartto, m. pi. Iiaif-boots Calzarino, m. buskin Calzato, adj. having shoes and
,

cam;

Calma./, a calm Calmare, to ^uief, pacify

Camera, /. chamber, room camera locanda, furnished lodgings camera di letto bed-chamber; camera c udinza, audience chamber
:

CAN
camera
terrua,

parlour

Cancellamnto, m. cancelling, pezi

Cancellare,
le
to

camera di poppa, a cabin Cameraccia, /. an ill shaped

Camerale,
adj. belonging to
;

cancel, deface,

Aver
a
Camerata. /. club, society un camerata, a companion Cameretta,/, a little room Camerira, /. a cliamberCamerire, m. a of the charhbera
valet,

czunpane grosse,

to

be dull of hearing

Campanio, and Campanaro,

in. a ringer, a bellfounder Campanella, /. and Campanello, m. a small bell

corapanlla,

the

blue

bell

groom

fiomer Campanfle, m. a

yield, to close with rails Cancellato, part, cancelled Cancellatura, and Cancella. zine,/. dash of the pen Cancellersco, adj. belonging to chancery Cancelleria,/, chancery Cancellire, m. clei-k, chan-

belfrey,

a
;

Camerino, ni. close, small room, a cabin (in a ship) Camerllngo, m- a chamberlain

Cancello, m. pales, balustrade Cnchero, i. a canker, sore Campare, to preserve, to live campare dalla mrte, to save Cancherso, adj full of sores one's campar dalla Cancrna,/, a gangrene self;
giustizia, to fiy from justice;

Cancrenare,

to

gangrei

non ne camp uno, not one Camerdne, m. a large room escaped Camertto, ni. a dungeon Cmice, m. ^a priest's rvhite Campio, adj. escaped Campeggiare, to encamp, to garmant Canitcia,/. a shirt, shift shine,tosetoff Camiciotto, m. a linen petti- Campggio, m. lognood Camperccio, adj. wild, ruCamiciucSIa,/. a rvaistcoat Cammello, m. a camel Cammo, m, precious stone in

Candla,/, a canJ/e Candelabro, m. a candlestick Candelia, Candelra, Candelra, and Candellia, /.

Catidlemas Candellire, m. a candlestick Candellottjo, m. a tallowchandler Candeltto, wi. and Candeltiz2a, /. a small candle candelotto di ghiccio, an
icicle

Camminante,

adj.

traveller.

Camperello, and Campicello, ?n. a small field Campestre, ana Campestre, adj. rural Campidglio, m. the Roman

Campignudlo, musliroom

Candente,
c

adj.

burning, red-

Camminata, /. a rvalk , fare Campine, m. a champion, journal, a shop-book una camminata, to take a
Tvalk

hot,

shining

Camminatre,
ney

m.

nalker.
road, jourmttersi :
1

Campionessa,/, a heroine Campire, to paint the sky

Oandidamnle, adv. candidly Candidato, m. a candidate for

oi

Candidato,

adj.

dressed

in

Cammino, m. may,
;

Campo, m.
levar
il

a chimney
;

afield, a square campo, to decamp dar campo, to give oppor

: ;

Candidzza, /. brightness, sincerity, candour, purity

Cndi<lo, adj. white, sincere.

journey

negzi

tunity dar campo aperto, ti campo della give liberty

Carao, m. a bridle, bit, rein Camorro, m. a clown Camosciare, to drest leather,

Canio;

Camuffare, io disguise,
Camuft'to,
adj.

to

mask
Candito, adj. zeccher candito, ugr-candy ; candito.

disguised,

m.
/.

tanned

lea-

masked Camuso, adj. flat nosed Canglia, and Canagliccia,/.

mob, rabble Canale, m. a canal, kennel Canaletto, m. a little canal Cnapa,/, hemp Canapia,/, a hemp field Cnajie, and Cnapo, m. rope.
Canapino, adj. of hemp, hempen Canapuccia,/, hemp-seed Canarino, m. a canary-bird Canata,/, scolding Canatteria,/. many dogs Ganattire, m. a dog-keeper Canavccio, m. canvass, tornei,
48

Candore,

vi. whiteness,

since-

Camzza,
chamois

a wild goat, a

Camp;igna, /. the country, a campaign ; mttersi in campagna, to take the field Campagnudlo, adj. rural un campagnudio, a country;

Cane, m. a dog ; the cock of a gun : dog-star cane livcane rire, a greyhound seggio, a setting dog cane barboTie, or da acqua, a shagged dog, a poodle day
; ; ;

Campale,

adj.

pertaining

to

the field ; battaglia campale, gioi-nata campale, a battle.

Canes-a, /. and Canstro, m. a basket Canestrllo, nt. a little basket

Campamento,

m.

encamp

CAN
Cangiabile,
ailj-

changeahle

Cangiante, Cangiare,

orf;.

changing
change,
tur

Canrmico, Canonico,
Canonista,

tide;

m' sempre a canto,

;

tu

(angolo), COI ner

mettetelo

Canonizzaiine,
tion, sainting

Canop, m. a canopy bed, a

Cannibale, m. a cannibal Canicola, /. dog-star ; the girni canicolari, dng-dayi Canile, m. a dog-kcnnd Caninamnte, adv. dog-like Canino, duggisli, canine fame canina, canine hunger denti canini, the eye'

Canoro, adj. harmonious

Canossa../-: the dog-fish

Cantne, m. (sasso angolare) a

li

Canova,/, a celiar, a buttery Canovio, m. a butler, a siure-

degli

'

Svizzeri,

the

rteen cantons the of Cansre, io retnoie, lo escape ; cansr di pericolo, lo secure, Cantonira, /. a strumpet, a

teeth

prostitute

Canizie

Cansato,
/. a enne,
;

adj.
arfj.

taken

aniay

Canna,
gnllet

a rerd

the

Cantbile,
sic t^rni)

cantabile
to

(mu- Canturciio,

Cantdnto, adj. cornered Cantre, m. a'singer H. a pastry-cook

un di
d'

bso, the

canna d'archiharrel of a gun:

;

Cantaccliiro,

sing badly,

canna

rgano, the pipe oj

e,f.a
ter-pipe
;

Cantante, adj. a singer

praise cantar il vespro a qualcheduno, to rattle, scold Cantaro, 7/1. a stone weight, a
;

Cannellato, adj. seasoned tvith

Canzona, and Canzne,/ .e canzonet dar canzne, give fair words nietten
;

Cannto,

m. a place

where

Cantata,/, a poem set to music Cantato, adj. messa cantata, high mass Cantatre, m. a singer Cantatrice, /. a female singCanterellare,
Canterflle,
(see
pi.

Cannibale, adj. rustie, rough

Cantacchicaniharides,

Cannocchidle,
chile,

and
a

6anoc-

/
/.

m.

perspective

Cao, tn. a sea-calf Caos, i. confusion, chaos Capaccio, adj. obstinate, stubCa]ice, adj.
capable, skilful.

a telescope Cannonata,/ a cannon-shot Cannoncllo, and Cannoncino, m. a little cannon, a rvater;

glass

Cantennai

and Canterino,

n. a chanter, songster Cntero, m. a close-stool pan

vpe

cannne del

collo, the

a./ a
/. the

ballad

song of
lori'
;

Cannoneggiare,
:

ta

cannonade
^

Canticchiare, to sing

to

Capacitare, to com cit<-si, tobeptis. Capacitato, adj. cot

through a poit-hnle Cannonire, m. a gunner adj. full of reeds

Cannica, /. the place rvhere

Canonicale, adj. canonical Canonicalmente, ud', eanoni-

Cntico, i. a spiritual song Cantilenacela,/, bad singing Cantilenare; to sing Cantimplra, /. a great bottle, to put in an ice-pM Cantina,/, a care, a cellar Cantintta,^'. o little cellar, an
Cantinire, and Cantinirb, m.

ottage

cajianna del caiii-

Capanniscondere, m. the gome [cottage of hoop

Cantino,

m.

the

smaller

Canonicto, m. a canon's place

Capanno, m a thatched house, Capa.mla, f. an assembly, club Capanmtccia,/. a little totlage.

a bonfirt

,lCap.-ni

CAP
Caparbieria,

CAP
rfa, /.

CAP
a
to

and Caparbiet,

the

command of

Caprbio, ad), ftoward, rvtiful, stubborn; spirito caprbio,

fierce, brutish

resist;

obstinacy, rvUfulnes,

Caparra,
to,

'. and Caparramnm. earnest money

Capitanato, part, commanded, headed Capitaneggidre, to comtnand

troops

one; tar capo, to oppote, non aver altro in capo, to think of nothing else capo d'anno, ne'v year't day capo di contrada, al;

Caparrare,

to

bespeak, to give

Capitano,
silly, foolish.

Caoarrcjne, ad), foolish, stupid

m. captain, " governor; minister

com-

Capobandfto, m. chief of banditti, ofhigh-aymen Capobombardire, ni. a com-

mander

oflioml)adiers
prijice'* chief

Capocaccia, i. a
Capitare, to,arriveat; capitare male, to fall into misfortune capitar nelle mani, to fall
;

Capassne, adj.

huntsman
p^'(--'.,:~
-,//..

[stick
i

Capata, f. a blow with the head Capecchio, m. trash, orjlock CapellatuCapellammo, ra, and Capellira, /. head of hair, periwig, false hair, a hat-box

Capcchia, /. the head of

/*/,/,f;*A

into one's hands ; far cap be der

Capocnso,
Capocrdce,
street

r,

far
I'll

i'lk-

Capoclifno,
rr.

Capello, m.AatV Capocuco, m. a clerk of the Capitato, part, arrived CapelUito, adj. hairy Capitazine,/, poll-money Capelvnere, and Capelvnero, m. the staggers Capitllo, ii. the head of a Capogatto, the kerb maiden-hair m. giddiness pillar, the head-band of a Capogirlo, (see Vezzo, Capestrerfa, /. Capogiro, m. a frolic, crotchet. bo.-ik ^ ^ Propriet) a Capitolante, m. a member qf Capestro, m. a rope, halter ; Capolavoro, m. a masterpiece a wicked fellow the bed's head Capitolare, to capitulate, to Capoletto, m. Capestniizo, m. a rascal. Capolevare, to fall the head to divide into chaptreat

Capetto, m. a

little head Capvole, adj. capable Capezzale, m. a band; ah,,

Capitol
apitol

Capolino, m. a little head far rapolmo, to spy through a

;

capezzale, to esser ster be at the point of drath Capzzolo, m. the nipple Cap:crio, m. a vestry-keeper Capiculato, a. head to head Capidglia, J-. and Capidglio.
al

Captolo, m. a chapter ; chapter, or as.'.eml>ly; a chapterhome, the head-band of a

Capitoli, m. pi. accord, conven-

hole Cilpolo,

m. handle Capomastro, m. a master builder, a chief, superinCaponggine, and Caponeria,

Capifucc

t.

afire
i

Capitombolare,
,

to fall

head-

Capillare, adj.

CapilUto, adj. /..... .V Capillizio, 7(1 a head of

liair

Capitmbolo, m. a tumble Capitne, m. a gull; coars,

silk

Caponamnte. adv. obstinately Capne, adj. obstinate Capne, ni a stubborn man

Capoparto, ni. the after-hrth Capopide, m. a folly, error Caporale, m. a corporal, capCaporine, ni. a commander CaposOldo, i. a bounty Caposquadra, ni. a commo-

Capimnto, m. capacinusnes Capinascnte, m. a live-hi

Capitso, adj. obstinate Capitozza,/ the pollard oak

Chiner,/, and Capinre,

the blackcap (a bird) Capip.-irte, and Capipopolo, the head of th.' parly

Capo, m. head; beginning at Da capo, adv. again; end. da capo a piedi, from top to toe; capo per capo,

Capfre,

to c.n.,chemi, nnd stand, hold; non capfre stsso, to be overjoyed bounty, gralui Capisoldo, Capitale, m. capital, wealth, stock, esteem: far capita

.. i.i..

capo,

chief.

Capovrso, m. the beginning of

leader, 'captai

pota di Ro..,<, ..- j himself to be the best poet in Rome ; mtter nel capo,

d'uno,

to

depend on

fiicci

'n tutto, di

CopovOlgeiB, and Capovoltare, to turn upside down Capovolto, part, upside down, changed Cappa, /. a cloak, the scalUy cap fish, a churchman's capo del mese, at

m
Capi!
,

vie'

ad

^t'^^;o
suffered deatk

Capitana,/, the admiraF.i ship Capitannia, and Capitane-

Cappato, part, picked, cuiied j an end. aprivate or promon- Cappella,/, a chapel, 'a cape, chapel musicians of a chamtter capo, to dis maestro di cappella, pel; burden ; rimaner col capo the head of a choir of singen io have the tvorsl; rotto, in a church far capo da uno, to apply 50

month's

c'appare, to pick, choose

Capo,
:

toru

Cappellccio, m,

large bad

to

long

Carbne,
di

511. coal; a misura carbne, plentifully

;

Capricci'osam^

iv. capri-

Carcame, m. a carcass
Carcre,
Carcsso,

(also)

Cspricciso,
('appellano, n. a chaplaitj. Cappelltta, a:id Cappellina, f. a small chapel Cappelletto, and CappelUno,

adj.

humourto /ua<i

Capi-icSmo,

Caprifico, 7(1. Caprifglio, and Capriflio, m. honeysuckle, or shrub

trefoil

Capricorn a wild fig-tree

Carcisa,fakindofl,omb
ni.

quiver

for

Cappelliera,/, a hat-box CappelIini(io, m. a rack (to hang things on) Cappello, m. a hat, a cardinal's hat ; cappl di fungo, the top

Cappelline, m. a large hat Cappelluccio, m. an old hat Cappelluto, part- tufted, crest-

Caprigno, adj. goatish Cprio, and Capriudio, m. a n:itd goat, a roe-buck Caprila, and Capriula, /. a icild she-goat caprila, a caper in dancing
:

Carcerare, to imprison Carcerato, 4i- imprisoned Carceratre, Vn. lie mho impri-

Carcerazine,

/.

hnprison-

Capriolare, to cut capers

Caprioletto, m. afar.:n Caprone, m. a he-goal, a cuck-

Crcere. m. or/, a prison

Cpperi

interj.

{see

Ceppita)

Carcidfano, "'Carciofaio,
Carcifo,

Cilppero. m. capers Capperne, m. a capuch, a cap Capperuccio, m. a camail,

and

artichoke

Carco, m. charge, burden, load; questa nostra vita carca di

sort of amber Carabina,/, a carabine Carabinire, i a carabineer Caracollare, to wheel about Caracollo, m. wheeling about Caraffa, ajlagon, a bottle Caraffino, i. a small Jlagon Caraff'n, m. a large Jlagon

CAvabe.f a

guai, this

life is

full of trou-

Cnppietto, m. a sliding knot Cappio, m. a running knot

Cdppita! iiiterj. heyday ! Capponia, f. a men) or coop, (to keep fowls in) Capponare, to capon Capponato, part, caponed CapponcCUo, m. a young capon Cappne, m. capon Capponira, /. a sort of trench
tvith

Cardare. to card wool Cardato, part, carded Cardatre, m. a carder,

luop-hotes^ to fire out

Caramente, adv. dearly, tenderly ; vi prego caramente, / entreat you me la pagherai caramente, you sitali pay dear Caramgio, m. a droarf
:

der
'ded.
vilified

Cardelletto, and Cardellino. m. a finch, a linnet Cardinalato, cardinal>n.

Carapignrsi,

to

juirfc,

to

Cardinale,
ratre, to consider, to deli-

Cardinalsco,

Cappuccino, m. a
friar Cappccio, m. a

capuchin
;

Caratato,

part,

considered,

lizio,

adj.

and Cardinabelonging to a
principal,

pondered

corvi, a hood cappuccio, cabbage-lettuce Capra, /. a goat salvar la capra e i cvoli, do good to one rvithout hurting an:

m. a keg for liquor Cardinali, Carato, rrt. a carat ; un scicco le virt

Caratllo,
di ventiquattro carati, a great fool Carttere, m. character, mark, print : hand ; letter; dignity, quality Caratteristico, part, characteristic

adj. pi.

cardinali, principal virtues ; punti cardi nli, cardinal points ; nmeri cardinali, cardinaC

numbers
Crdini, nu pi. and Crdine, m. the hinge of a gate i crdini del mondo, the poles of the earth
;

Capraio, atid Caprdro, m.

Capresteda,/. a frolic Capretta, OHiiCaprttina,/. a

she-kid Capretto,

Caratterizzare, to characterize,
describe

*W

and Capraltfno, m. a

Capribarbicomj'pede, adj. goaiCapricciare,

to

CaravSUo,/. a small ship Carbonia, / u coal-pit; ditch, a dungeon, prison

a
;

Cardo, m. a thistle a card for wool Cardosanto, m. a holy thistle

;

Careggiare, wheedle
;

to

coax, Jlaiter, careggiare, to

^tiaie,

to

Capriccio, m. shaking in a fevir ; capriccio, freak, nhi,-^. fancj/ aver ca;

Carbonaio, m. a coal-man Carboncello, and Carbnchio, ni. a carbuncle, a little coal Carbonchiso, adj. burnt,
51

Careggiato, part, coaxed, ca-

Carena,/

the keel

of a ship;

Carminare, io card moot Carminato, par*, carded Carminio, /. carmine (fine red
colour)

Cargna,/, carrion, carcass Caronnccia, fan old prosdluie

Carla.,/, dance, couniry-dance

, io CI Careizamnto,
JlaUery

Camccia,/. carrion " iacci:.o, adj full of flesh

ni.

Carolare, io dance countrydances Carta,/, a carrot, a fib cac:

Carezzare, to caress, cajole Carezzato, part caressed Carezzevole, aJj. caressing, Jlatterhifr, alhn-ing Carezzevolmente, adv. kindly Carezzlna,/. allurement Carezzoccia, /. clownish caCrica, /. burden,

m.jiesh-meat Carnagine,/, the complexion ; "~a carnagine bianca e ce, a fair lively comlaggio,

ciar carte, io He a me non ficcherete questa carta,

:

you shall not make me

be-

Carotccia,/. a rotten carrot,

Carotio,
fratello

m.

fibber, liar, car-

rot-seller

carnale,

an

Carotare, io

tell

lie

Carovana,
load
; :

/
i.

caravan

charge of a
crica
di

gun

io

ho

the la

'.arnalit,/. sensuality, Inst

Carnalmente, adv. sensuali;

company of ships Carovllo, m. a kind ofpear-tree

Carpcco,
Carpare,

questo,

/ have
la c-

Carname, m.

charge of this ; rica al nemico,

dar

io attack the

carrion, carca Camascialre, io give up unlawful pleasure, g

a kind of Grecian

io snatch from , to creep along, to walk upon

Caricante, adj. charged Caricare, to load, burden caricare un archibso, to charge a gun, to charge
;

Carnasciale, m. the three days of the carnival amascialsco, adj. of

Cari)ntire,
e

m. a cartmright.

Came,
memdiia, to clog the memory caricar uno di ba;

/. flesh, meat, pulp of fruit; esser in came, to bt

stonate, io beat one severely caricarla ad uno, io play tricks tvith one caricarsi, to take upon one's self Caricato, part, loaded Caricatre, m. and Caricatrice, /. he or she that loads Caricatura,/, a caricature Crico, m. burden, load, care, blame; nave di crico, a merchant ship ; dar il crico di qualche cosa ad uno, lo intrust a person ; crico di
; :

fat; far came, to slaughmtter troppa carne ter ; a fuco, io undertake toc

much
cher's

came
;

meat

carne quick

viva,

grssa, buttagliar fin alla to cui to tht

Carpicelo, m. a great quantity ; dare un buon carpicelo, to bang, thrash one soundly Crpine, m. a lime-tree Carpine, m. a carp Carpfre, to snatch Carpitella, a kind of light

Carpobalzamo, m. the fruit qf

a balsam-tree Carpne, adv. crawling, andar carpne, fogo crawling ; star
carpne, to sit squatting Carradre, Carrjo, m. a earlw right, a carter Carrata,/, a cart-load Carratello, m. a kind of barrel Carreggiare, to drive a cart Carreggiata./, highway, road; uscir della carreggiata, to be
Carreggiatre, m. a carman Carreggio, i. carts, carriage,

Carnfice, in. a hangman executioner a bloody-minded

,

Crneo, adj. fleshy Camesalta,/. salt pork

Camescca, /. salt neat Carniere, m. budget, pouch

Camificfna,/. vintder ; slaughter
;

Crie,/, rulfen ., Carino, and Carina, adj. Utile

Cariso, eaten
ad],
rotten,

the

place

of execu-

CamivoTo,
tvoim-

adj. voracious,fleshadj.

CamosStto, and Carnso,

fleshy, plump Carnosit, /. fleshiness, nosity (a disease) Carnovale, m. carnival

Carisma,/, a grace, favour Carit, Caritde, n/id Cantate,

far la cariti, t,> carit pelsa, selfish charity Caritatvole, adj. charitable Caritatevolmente, and Caritativamente, adv. charitably Caritativo, adj. merciful, cha/.
;

baggage
car-

charity

give

alms

Camovalesco, adj. of the earCamiito, adj (tee Camdso) nelCaro, adj. dear, costly mi come, grateful, beloved sarebbe caro di vederlo, / should be glad to see him
, ; ;

CarrStta, a kind of cart Carrettio, m. carman, carter Carrettata,/ cart-load Carrettira, the carman's wife Carrettire, >. a carter Carretto, m. a wheelbarror Carrettne, m. a waggon Carriggio, m. equipage, bag-

gage
Carrira,/ career, course, race Carrino, m. a barricado, or
Carriuld,/ a truckle-bed
load
;

ritable

Carlna, /. alla carlna, adv.

coarsely, clownishly, dially, openly

Carmeitno.
friB,

Carmelite

m' pi caro d' esser in citi. eh' in cEunpagna, / loi-e bet ter io be wi torvn than in ih
country

un

carro di liCno, a

52

far il carro colla shift the sail

tellatwn ; vela, to

C^sa, /. house, home, habitaove tion, parentage, family state di casa, nhere do you live? star con l'occlii a
;

Casista,

1)1.

Caso,

?(i.

a casuist chance, aceideut

;

caso, by chance dato il caso, put the case, suppose; casOj

'tis
i,

aprir casa, io take a house; Carrzza, f. a coach sser di casa, to be inlimate Carrozzbile, adj a place casa maladtta, hell andate where a coach may no to a casa maladtta, go to the Carrozzaio, ni. a coach-maker devil Carrozzata, /. a coach-full Casacca, Carrozzire, m. a coachman a coat : a great voltdr caceat, a surlout Carrozzino, m. a chariot sacca, to be a turncoat Carruba,/, a sort of bean Gasacela, an old ruinous Carruccio, m. a go-cart
;

scinz
cdsa, to

fact of c caso di qualche

;
;

make much

oj'

any

thing
that
less
;

umo

caso che, in case a caso, a careil

7nan; questo

caso,

this is the point

cl"ico\ir{: V'inZre, over- Casccio, m. a strange accident

'reach

Carrucoletto,/. a small pulley Carta,/, paper ; carte, cards giuocare alle carte, to play III cards ; dar le carte alla scoprta, to speak one's mind; far le ciirte, to deal the cards : carta, a map ; carta ila navigare, a sea chart carta, u page of a book carta ainmarezzSta,
: ; :

Casale, vi. a hamlet, village Casalingo, adj. domestic ; donna casalinga, a !wuse-

nnfe

Casolare, m. a paltry house Casne, m. a great house Casi5so, adj. anxious, pensive, careful Casetta, /. and Casotto, nt. a snug house, a sentry-box Cassa, /. chest, trunk, cask ;
'

Casamatta, /. a sort of fortification: ajail for soldiers Casamnto, ni. a large house,
far, Casata, /. and Casito, m.

ltto,

cassi d'art'i^li'Jfa," a" carriage for ordnance cassa di a bedstead; cassa, a

;

family
Cascggine,/, a drowsiness Cascaninto, m. a fall

Cascamorto, m. far
mi5rto, to be street

il

casci

d'occhiali, Me case for a pair of spectacles Cassare, to blot out, cancel, raze Cassato, part, crossed out.

upon

Cartapcora, /. parchment, Cascante, adj. hanging djmi vellum Cartapesta./ macerated paper
Cartastraccia, /. blutting-paptr

Css<

Cartasugnte, /. sinking-paper Cartata,/, a page

Cart<
to the compass to keep a correspondence Cartggio, m. correspondence Cartlla,/, a book cover Cartellare, challenge by to
;

ward wall, the upper deck Casserla,/. a copper pan Casstta, f. a box for cash, a
Cassettio,
ni.

bethink one's self;

to fall into sin
;

cascare, denti mi

box-maker

cascano, / lose my teeth Cascata,/, a cascade Cascaticcio, adj frail, ruinous, ' d: casa cascaticcia, a ready to fall Cascatolo, adj. one who easily
falls in love

Cassettne, m. a great box Cssia,/, the drug cassia Cassire, m, a cashier, a cashper

Casso, adj. 'empty.

oid.

Vi

Cartllo, m.

a manifesto ; libel, a lampoon, a chatlen. Cartellne, ni, a placard^

play-bill

Caschetto, m. a head-piece ,fapluce to keep cows Cascino, m. a cheese-press

tall h

Cartira,/, a paper-mill

break,

blank

Canilgine, f. cartilage, gri,

Casellini, m. t 'ng posts (at races) Casereccio, adj. belonging to a house ; pan casereccio, house-

Castagntta. /. ca.itanet Castagno, Castagnfno, and

adj.

bay,

or

chestnut-co-

hold bread

asSrma,/ a barrack
Casira,
/.

housekeeper,

ured Castalderia, lailiffship, /. stewardship Castaldo, m. baillffofa manor.

the keeper

of a
Castamente,
adv.
chastely.
It

Cartolare,

Cartolare,

nt.

Casimfr, m. kerseymere Casina, /. and Casino,

nestly

of a

CAV
:

Catapuzza,/, rparge (a plant)

Castellano, adj. belonging io a

Castellare, m. an old castle Castelltto, and Castllo, m. Utile tnrvn, or castle : castllo della nave, the forecast!
<-

Cattedrtico, m. a lecturer, or professor Cattivacelo, adj. wicked, lewd, kniivish ; un cattivacelo, n.

of a

shii,

Castelletto, i. a large borough Castellccio, m. a little castle Castigaranto, i. puiishtnent.

Castigare, lo reprimand, adCastit,./; chastity, purity Casto, ar,. chaste, pure

Castne, m. that part of the

nng

ti'herein the stone is set

Castiirio,

Castro,

m. castor and Castore, m. a

a beaver hat [camp Castrarne tazions,/. pitching a Castraprci, and Castraporclli, HI. a gelder Castrare, to castrate, cut ; castrare un libro, to curtail

Castrato, m. a wether sheep Castrato, part, castrated

Catarrosamente, adv. rheuma cheat, a bravo Cattivamente, adj. unjustly, Catarrso, that which causes a treacherously c.-ild. he that has a cold Cattivanula, /. knavery, Catarzo, *. coarse silk that wickedness cannot be spun, dirt Cattivare, to enslave, to masCatasta,/ a pile of wood, <S-( ter; to induce; cattivarsi 1' a funeral pile ; a certain animo di qualchcduo, to whereby wood is sold win one's heart Catast( Cattivato, vaH. captivated roll Cattivege-are, to lead a bad Catastrofe./ catastrophe, fatal life ; to grieve Cattivllo, m. wretched ; contei,iptih>e; egli un catti Tello, he is a crafty rogue Cattivellccio, adj lean, weak Cattivzza, /. knavery, ro Catechistico, adj. instructi gueiy Catechizzive, to catechise Catecmeno, m. one newly Cattivit, / slavery, distress ; villany, mischief Categoria,/, category CatUvo, adj. captive, wicked; logic Categoricamente, adv. catein cattivo, a slave, a rascal gorically Cattolicamente, adv. as a Categrico, adj. categorical CateiUno, and Catllo, m. a Cattolicit,/ Catholicism Cattlico, m. a Roman catholic little dog, a whelp Catelln catellne, adv. step Cattura,/ catch, seizure by step andar catelln ca- Catturare, to seize, arrest

Castratura./ the part curtailed Castrnse, adj. pertaining to a

camp
Castronaccio,
:

catna di monti, a and Castrne, m. a castrated lamb a blockHdge of mountains head, a booby a name of Catenccio, m. a bolt
;

contempt for the soprano Castronerfa,/. dulness Casuale, adj. accidental; una cosa casuale, an accident Casualit, f. casuality Casualmente, adv. accidentally, liy chance Casuario, m. the cassiorvary Casccia, and Caspola, /. a small house, a cottage Casufsta, m. a casuist Caszza,/. a poor little house

Catacmba, /. a vault where martyrs were buried

Catafalco, a scaffold Catafuscio,(a) ad. rashly, topsy-

Catafratta,/ a coat qf mail

Catalessfa,/. catalepsit Cataletto, m. a bier, a cojgin Catalogo, m. a catalogue

Cava,/, a hole, a cave, a vault, cava, a hidinga mine place, a den cava di metalli, a quarry, a mine; cava del marmo, a marble quarry CavaboUtte, m. pincers Cavadnti, Catendre, to chain tooth-drawer Cavalcante, adj riding Catenato, part, chained Catenlla, /. and Catenzzj Cavalcare, to ride on horseback; cavalcar il pae.se, to a little chain take a view on horseback, Cateratta, /. a flood-gate, cavalcare il shiice, a portcullis at a city to rule, direct bisdsso, to ride without a gate, a fall of water, a cataract, disease of tite eyes so Cavalcata, /. a troop, cavaicade Catrva, / a multitude tountingCavalcatolo, m. Catinio, n. a potter block Catinlla, /. and Catino, m. Cavalcatre, t. a horseman an earthen basin Cavalcatura, /. any beast for Catrcio, m. a bolt the saddle Carrafosso, m. a precipice Cavalcavia, /. an arcade, a Catrame, m. a sort ofgum Cattabrfga.tn. a liti^iousfellow Cattano, m. a lord of a manor Cavalcire, to sit astride Cattare, to get, obtain ; cattar Cavalcione, and Cavalcioni, adr. astride la limosina, to beg a lightCattedra,/, a public chair; a Cavaleggire, m.
tellne, to go softly Catna,/, a chain, a necklace
:
;
;

uscir di catna,

to

get loose long

Catapcchia,/, a desert

Cataplasma,/,

poultice, caia-

Catapulta, /. a warlike engine

to shoot darts, SiC.

Cavalierato, ni. knighthood CitteHra. the Papal Set 3. Cattedrale,/, a cathedral Cavalire, m. a trooper Cattedrante, m. a master in a kniglil a gentletnan, a platform ; cavalire, a nofc/eman
,
;

CAV
cavalier servnte,
ci'

ailij's

Cavainnto, m. digging, undermining, trenching

'avare, io

Caviliso, adj.

carping, cap-

imlsuia,

sharper,

draw,

ivrest,

take

anay
cavaliere, io

have the ad-

cavar di bcca un ; segrto, lo get a secret ; cavar

dal fango, io astisi, io
-

un
petty m. a gentleman, an esquire Cavalla,/, a mare Cavallccio, m. ajade ; a bad

ervi, hollow eyes

C^valiertto,

-^

"

'

diri;

cavar
e

.-lIo,

io

cavarsi la vgli , satisfy one's desire; cavarsi

death

Cavolfire, i. caulijlon

la sete, to quench thirst ; cavar acqua, io dram rvaier ; cavar sangue, io let blood ; cavar gli occhi, io pull out the eyes cavar le macchie,
;

iller

Cavallerescamente, uiiy. noby,

Cavalleresco,
free, noble

gallantly, genteel.'y adj.

;

gallant,

lake ovt stains Cavare, io dig ; cavare una fossa, io dig a g ave Cavastrcci, m. a screm or
io

dignit cavalle-

norm io tirdoad a gun Cavasghero, m. a cork-screrv

knightiiood ; Cavato, pari dug /. cavallerfa, cavalry, horse a Itole, a pit Cavallerizza, J'. manege, rid- Cavatre, m. a digger, a miner cavatr di dnti, a ins-school CavallerfZJo, m. a master of the herse avatra,f. a hole, a cave Cavalletta, and Cavallino, / Caudatrio, 7n. a train-bearer something ; a Incus/, griisskopyer ; far Cavlle. f. pi '-una cavalltta ad uno, io hai cavlle, something

Cavalleria,

Cavretto, m. a kid "avrila, /. a caper ; far cavriole, io cut capers CiTioltta,/. a little caper Cavriula,/. a she-goat avriulo, m. a he-goat ausa, /. cause, motive, tub' Ject : a cusa di, o del, for, on account of; a cusa che, because ; per che causa, on fi'hat account Causare, to occasion Causato, patt. caused Causatre, counsel. m- a

Causidico,

m.

barrister.

cheat Cavalletto,

and

Cavallino,

m. a
itto, vallo

litiU horse ; cavala hobby-iorse ; ca-

you Cavrna, a den, a cave Caverr.tta,f. a small cave

Cavernosit, f. cavity
depth,

Caustico, m. a caustic Caustico, adj. caustic Cautamente, adv. heedfully Cautla,/, caution; tvariness; security, asslvere bail ; a cautla, to dismiss upon

con-

Brbero,

a Barbary

ho>
i

cavallina,

Cavernso, adj full of holes Cavzza, /. a halter for criminals levar la cavzza, io
;

Cautelato,

adj.

cautious.

norsejly Cavallivendolo,
dealer

Oavllo,
razza,

ni. a horse: andar a ; cavallo di a stallion ; cavallo intiero, a ttone-horse ; cavallo marino, a sea^h.nrse ;

ai liberty ; romper la Cautrio, m. a cautery to cauterize. cavzza, io addici one's self Cauterizzare, io debauchery Cautissimamente, adv. moti Cavezzfna,/. a bridle
sei
i

cavallo, io ride

sort

of muzzle

Caviale, m.

>ecfa.
Cazjso, adj. captious

dar
lash
;

far

una

avallo.

Cazza,/
Caviglia, f. a pin, a peg, the peg of an instrument ; caviglia del piede, the ankleCavillare,
i

u ladle
to

Cazzare la sctta,
iminsilion : cavallo d'aftitt hackney-horse ; sser cavallo, neither to lose m

draw

the

Caziavla,/ a bird

so called
:

Cazzottare, to strike hard far Ca-ZzOtto. m. a blu,,'

vii,

to t

Cavalmariiio,

m.

Cavillatre, ?. a caviller Cavillazine, /. and Cavillo,

Cavalocchio, man-.pettf.g^ Cavamaccliie, /,

wrangle, a quirk Caviliosamente, adv.

ously

cavil,

Cazzula,/, a hull-head Ce, (pron dai. plur.)

ce ne

to lit;

capri-

mand,

he sent to ut
la

some; qui ce
56

godiamo.

CEN
Cendcolo, m. a supper-room
Cenrfre, to eat supper Cenato, jmrt. supped

Ceo.-iggine^/wz!.7H, error Cecre, to blind, to darken

le passioni

Celatone, m. a targe helmel Celeberrimo, adj. very much

ccano

cattlTi,

passions Mind the wicked Cecito, part. hlind.:d, darkened Cece, m. vetches ; non pu tener cece, he cannot keep a secret ; insegnare rodere cece, to shew one his faults Cechzza, Cecit. Cecitide, and Cecitite,/. blindness Cecino, m. a wild swan Cedente, arf; yielding Cedenza,/. Cc Cedevolzza) Cdere, to submit, to resign ; non vi cedo in nulla, / do vol yield to you ; cdere a chichesfa, to comply with any body's rviU ; to renounce
;

renowned Celebramnto, m. celebration,

celebrity, reputation

Cencereilo, m. a small rag Ceiiceria.f. a hea^ if rags ' Cenciaia./ rags

Cenciaiulo,

in.

dealer

Celebrante, adj. celebrated il celebrante, 'the priest that

:

Celebrare,

to

celebrate,

mend
Celebrato,
a
1.

non aver cencio di che che sia, to he destitute non prfsso rovar chi mi desse fuoco
:

cncio, / have

710

help in the

Celebra t<5re.
2i(5ne,

he that

cele-

Cenciso, adj. ragged

/.
celebration

Cenerata../: lye-ashes

Cnere, f.
'"Jj. renowned,famon
dai/

ashes : il girno delle cneri. Ash Wednesridurre in cnere, lo : destroy l.yfire

grant Cedvole, adj. flexible, pliant Cedevolzza',/ suppleness Cdola,/, a note, a schedule Cedrne, adj. cedar colour Cedronella,,/: balm, mint Cedrire, lo season rvith letn

Celebrit,

Celebritride, and Celebrit.-ite, /. solemnity

Cenerina,/, a slender supper

Cenericcio, adj ash-colonr Cenerino, adj. greyish, ash-

Celere, adj. quick, swift

Celeste, adj. heavenly; celeste.
Celestiale,

adj.

heavenly.

Cennamo, and Cinnamo, m.

dj

Cedrato, m. Cedrino, adj. made of cedar ; tavola cedrina, a

Cedriudlo. m. cucumber Cedro, m. a citron, or cedar tree di cedro, 0/ cedar
;

^f;'Snijjem

to

be

cheerful,

bell

cosa, to slightly
ad.
vrvei

dare o far cenno d* una mention a thing

adj.

Cennovanta,
cehbacy

hundred
;

Cenobio,
Cenotfio,

m.

monastery
notaph,

an

Cfalo, tn. the mullet fish Ceifta, /: a box on the ear Ceffatelia, /. a slap on the
Ceffatto, m. a sot. blockhead ceffo, the snout of a dog ; an ugly face: o che bel ceffo! (I pretty figure indeed! far ceffo, to dislike a
I ' '

Celleriia,

nd

Celienti

empty to Cenquaranta, adj. a hundred

.^

m. a

cellarist (in

a monas-

Celialo, CelK-irio, anrf Cellire, m. buttery, cellar Celletw, and Celluzza, /. a

little cell, or room Celonio, m. a carpet-maker Celdne, m. a carpet Celsitdine, /. highness, ex-

nd forty isessanta, adj. a hundred nd sixty Censeftanta, adj. a hundred and seventy subsidy, recenso, m. tax
;

CeffJn^, m. a cuffon the car Ceffuto, adj. hroad-faced Celamnto. m. u hiding, conccali-ig : celamnto di cose rubate, concealment qf stolen things CeUre, to secrete, dissemble Celata,/ casket, helmet

Cembalo, and Cembolo, m.

cymbal;
(igiira

censre, m. a censor, critic reformer, comptroller Censoria,/, censorship Censuario, adj. tributary
Censtira, /.
rei>ro<./,

di crabaK,
(see

criticism,
,

jnd
Cemban'a,
mella) Cementiire,
/.

Cenna-

Censurare, reprehend

to

cens

chide.

v. to

Oelatamnte, adv

secretiti

Cemento, m.
Cena,./*.

cetnent,

cement a I

"/

Ce\Aio, part, hid, or hidden, concealed ; vi prego d te-

suppeK^

OER
Centellio, and CentSHo, m. a tip, a small draught

CER
Cercante, adj. searcher, a beg-

gar
Cercare,
te seek, search, stroll,
:

Centesima, and Centesimo, adj. the hundredth Centina,/, a frame for arches Centinaio, m. a hundred Centinre, to turn; 7nake an
Cento, adj. hundred mi par cento anni di vederlo, I lou(;
:

ramble

cercar del pane,

to

Certamente,' Cenare, te combat Certzza, /. certainty, assur

nodo
for

del giunco, to look out

difficulties;

cercar

un Certificamnto, m. assurant',
confirmation
Certificare, to certify, ascertain Certificato, adj. assured Certificato, m. and Certificaio

partito, to look for a

good

bargain:

cercar rogna,

Centogmhe,m. asoi/ rf caterpillar

seek trouble Cercata,/, inquiry. search Cercato, fart, searched, sought

Ccntomfla, a hundred thousand

Centrdle, adj. central Centreggiare, to incline to the cetUre, to fix one's thoughts

zidne,/. a certificate Certissimamente, and Crtissimo, adv. most certainly Certissimo, adj. most certain
CerUtdine,./-. {see Certzza) certo, adj. :

Certo, pron. some

Cen trina,/ a

porpoise
pi. the ceritum-

l)i

<

al

centro, m. the centre, the depth

Centtmviri, m.

Certdsa, a Carthusian mcnas-

Centuplicdto, and Centuplo, m. a hundred fold Centura./, (e Cintiira) Centria, /. a band of a hun-

Cerchiato, part, sur, Cerchiatura, / act of encircling, hooping

iery Certosino,

[monk
m.
a
Carthusian

Cerva, f. a hind

Centurtno, m a n-aistbett Centurine, m. o centurion ; the captain of a hundred

Cerchietto, m. a small hoop Cervellccio, m. harebrained, Cerchio, m. a hoxp, circle; stubborn, conceited; (also) a cerchio di ruota, the circle of great mind

CervelMggine,
Cercine, m. a
roll,

/.

whim, mag-

a porter's

Cenuzza,/ a poor supper

Ceppia,/. the root of a tree
Ceppatello,

Cepperello, and Ceppo, 1. the trunk, or stump of a tree, a log, block stocks fetters origin reppo Cerfoglio, i. Me herb cherril d'incdine, the stock of an Cerfuglione, m. dishevelled
;
.

Cercdne, m. sour wine Crebro. m. the brain Ceremdnia,/. ceremmixj Ceremoniale, m. a ritual Ceremonile, adj. ceremonial

got [sage Cervellata, /. a kind ef sauCervelletto, and Cervellino, m. brainless, hare-brained Cerrelliera,./: a light helmet Cervellinaggine, /. tnvaeity,

blunder ervelUno,
ervello, cervello, to take ct Mrsi il cervllo, io puzzle one's brains : mtter il cer-

anvil ceppo di case, a stock of houses Cera, /. ti-ax, vax-candte; torches, taper; cra, (volto) face, mien, countenance, far budna cera, to make one welcome; di budna cera,
;

hair; compliments Ceremonidso, adj. ceremonious

remony, rite inire.flHd Ceremonire,

,

vllo a partito ad

tino,
;

to

Cere-

moniosamnte, adv. conrie-

make another think udmo di cervllo, a wise man Cervellne, >n. an extravagant,.
silly

mernly
Ceraiudio. m. a ivax-chandler Ceralacca, sealing-wax Ceramlla, /. a pipe, a bag-

(aUo

Cema,/.

refuse, dirt,

ojffal

power of mind Cervtto, m. a young stag Crvia, {see Cerva) Cervitto, m. a fawn
stubborn man Cervire, m. a lynx Cerviro, adj.' quicksighlcd Tiro, (
:

Cerdna,/. a large fact

Cerso, udj

waxy
little

Cerbaia, /.

a plantation of Cerottino, m. a
Cerotto, m. a

n ,*c.
taper,

Cerbero, m. Cerberus, the dog

wax

eyes

Cerpellne, m. an error, fault.

cervio, m. a stag, hart Ceriileo, adj. sky-coUnired

>h.

Cerretano,

m. a Juggler, a Cerume,
Cervo,

the

wax

of the
;

Cerbottana, /. a long hollow pipe to shoot with ty blowing Cerca, /. search, inquiry andar alla cerca, to go a beg:

m. a wood of green
agre,

jn. a stag, hart volante, a hoy's kite

ccr

oak

Ceru

urgeon

CHE
Cerussa,/, while lead rvoodpecfcer. the Cerzia, /. Cerzia murajola, j. the rvall
creeper

CHI
Chrico,

Cesare, m. Cessar Cesreo, adj. imperial : operaSidne Cesrea, the Cesarian

Cesellare, <o tvork with a chisel Cesello, m. a chisel Csio, adj. that has blue eyes Cesie,/, pi. a pair of^cissars Cespo, m. turf, sod, bush

Ctm, f. a cithern Cetrina,/ balm, balm-gentle Cetriulo, cucumber Che that, which, whom, what, how, because, why, until,

m.

clerk,

clergyman^

whatsoever, otherwise, than

Chermes, m. cochineal Chermisi, m. crimson

m'ha

scritto

che non poteva

venire, he wrote io he could not come:

that il libro che m" avete mandato, the book which you sent me ; non so che fare,' I know not what

me

; furbo, matto, ignorante in chermisi, a knave, fool, ignorant

Chermisfao, adj. erimson-co-

Cherubino, m. cherub, cherubin

Cespglio, m. bush Cespugliso, and Cespugliato, adj. bushy, thick

Cess'agine, /. interruption, cessation, departure, distance Cessarne, m. scum of the people Cessamnto, m. cessation Cessante, adj. ceasing, negli-

che volf'te ? what do to do you want ? ditegli che venga da me, tell him to come to me non ha che un cavallo,
.

Chetamente, adv. by
privately
receipt

stealth,

Chetnza,/. an aci/uaintanct
Chetare, to quiet, silence Chetzza,/. calmness, silence Chetissimamente, adv. very

he has only one horse; che piccoli che grandi, both small and great: che Inglsi
lish

Cessa

oid,

escape, dispel, mitigate; la pioggia cesser tosto, the rain jvil be over presently ;
i

fne woman
!

rimedi cessano

il

dolre.

cljje Italiani, some Engquietly and some Italiaiu; che donna questa ? what Chto, adj. quiet, still: state cheto, be quiet ogni cosa is this? che era chta in casa, every body sarei feUce d'essere in camwas asleep. Chto, chto, pagna how happy should I adv. softly be in the country! datemi tempo che possa risponder- Chi, pron. who, whom, whogli, give me time that I may chi , / know who he is &

bella

Cessato, part, ceased

Cessazine, /. cessation
far cessine di beni, ta resign one's property Csso, m. a water-closet ; andar al csso, to go to the wa:

venite oggi, ander cause, if you don't day, I shall depart;

che

Hon

non

p.irii ?

why

do you

speak

? aspettate eh' io ga, stay till I come ; finita

chi avete parlato ? whom did you speak to ? chi di voi ha detto questo? who of you said so ? chi osserva i commandamnti di Dio sar salvo, whoever observes
the commandments of God shall be saved; chi diceva una csa, e chi un' altra, some said one thing, some another: non vi sar chi dica il contrrio, no one wili say the contrary Chicchiera,/, chil-chal

che avr questa

go; sia che che
soever
it

lettera,

ter-closet

Cesso, part, given up CSsta,/. baskri, chest Cestccia,/. an old basket Cestaio, 7n a basket-maker Cestella, /. and Cestello, m. a little basket CasUto, and Cestito, adj. thick,
Cesto, m. a gauntlet: il csto di Vnere," Venus's girdle Cestne, m. a large basket Cesura,/, a syllable in Latir

aer, as soon as I have written this letter, I shall

sia,
:

whatbel

may

be

un

che per andare in cllera, a fine subject indeed for anger : a qusto mi rispndi, o che mi parto, answer to this, otherwise I go; pi ricco che dtto, he is rather rich than learned che c' ? what is the matter? Che,
:

Chiacchieramnto, m.
ttin^

prat

Chiacchierare, Chiacchierata,
tattling
/.

chit-chat,

Ceterre,

and Cetereggire,

(as a substantive) thing, matter, suhjeet , adv. often, now and then Chle, /. Me claws of a scorpion, lobster, and crab

Ch" eh'

Chiacchieratre, m. a tattler Chiacchierella,/. idle talk Chiacchierino, m. a jeerer, prattler, a blab

Chiaccherne, m. a long,

te-

Ceteratre, and Ceterista, m. a performer on the guitar Ceteriztre, to sing to the guitar Cetfna, /. a pit in which char-

Cherere, Voler

{see

Domandare, and
[cn

dious talker Chiacchillre, to tillle-tattle Chiamamnto, m. invocation Chiamante, part, invoking, catling upoii

Cherical mnte, adv. in a

rical

cle-

Chiamare,
for:

way

Cto, m. a whale dignity

(also)

rank,

Chericto, m. clerkship, function of the clergy

tn call, to name: mandar a chiamare, to send come vi chiamate? what is your name? chii.

CHI
m^rsi contnto,
tented
_

he

); street,

dna
sef;
offso
to
;

Chista,/, a request Chisto, part, rcjuesled

chia-

(or lane

Chiglia,/ Me

A-ecY

marsi dno,

da qualche-

0/0 jW

Clamcye,

to digest

ivrunged

think one's self chiainiir furij io

Chilificuziune,/ digestion Chillndro, m. a n-aiir-snake

Cmo,m.
Chiamata,/, vocation, calling; batter la chiamata, io beai a par let/ Chiamato, part, called
CliiamatcSre,

Chilciso, adj.

Chiavio, and Chiavaiudlo, m. a turnkey, a locksmith Chiavare, io drive in, to nail,

to lock Chiav,to, part, pitched, nailed, locked

the chyle of the nature of

chyle

m. a

caller,

an

Chiana,/, a standing pool Chiamare, to impose upon Chiappa,/, buttock, breech Chiappare, to snatch, pull,
force to catch, overtake Chippola, and Chiappolerfa, / a tor,, trijle Chiappolare, to lay out one's
:

Chiavatra,/. a fastening Chiave, a kiy, authority,

Chimera,/, chimera , fancy Chimrico, adj. imaginary Chimerizzrei to dream, to fancy Chimica, /. chymislry Chimicamente, adv. chyrm
himico, m. a chymist himico, adj. chymical
hina,

declivity;

lasciar

el'

Chiappolinc

idle silh.

cuor di costui, / of that man as I

andar 1' acqua alla china, to lei things go how they vill Chinacliina,^: Jesuit's bark
Chiii

hor
il

chinare

\iso, to look

Chippolo, m. a denial, a refusal Chiara,/, the white of an egf; Chiaramente, ado. clearly,
plainly Chjarre. to explain, resolve Chiarzza, /. light, bright-

down ;

rliinr gli occhi, io cast down

consent, submit ; chinar la tsta ad uno, io boni; chi

Chia

a,/, , a

e<

ness, satisfaction, security, Chiavichetta,/. anfc perspicuity, nobleness of Chiavistello, m. a bolt for a
btr.th

yhintk,f. a descent Chinatamente, adv. privately Chinato, udj. crooked, bentf colle ginocchia chinate, with bended knees
:hinatiU-a, /. a descent Chincglia, and Chincaglieria,

Chiarificre,io clarify, brighten.

Chiazza, /. a scab Chiazzato, adj. speckled, spotChlcchera, /. a tea or coffee cup

Chicchirillare, to cluck, toprate Chicchirillo, m. nonsense

Chiarificato,

adj.

clarified,

hardware

Chiarificazidne, /. illustration, evidence, plainness Chiarimnto, to. and Chiari-

China, /. an ainbling nag; china Inglse, a gelding Chino, m. declivity, steepChino, adj. inclined ; bended ; caminr col capo chino, to walk with one's head down Chino, adj. lorn, deep Chiijcca,/. a sound beating, or
ippin,

Chiartoa,/. clarion, hautboy Chiarfre, to clear up, explain.

Chiarit,/, light, splendour Chiarito, adj. lucid, shining,

Chich, pron. whosoever Chichessia, pron. whosoever, any body Chiedente, adj. requesting, or
Chiedere, to ask, beg, sue for ; che chiedete what do you want ? chiedere in prstito,
.5

Chiaro, adj. clear, luminous,

Chioccare Chioc a,/

Chiocciare,
io cluck, to

rike

charming, famous, hearty.

Certain
io

begin to
stir
.ihcll,

far chiaro alcuno, inform one ; chiaro di

:

Chiedimnto, m. request,

peti-

he

ill

luna, moonshine ; comincia a far chiaro, the day breaks Chiarosctiro,7M. (d'un ritratto) the light of a shade (of a
picture)

Chiccio, adj. hoarse: chccn,fobefaint!sh Chiocciola,/, a snail, the

Chi

1;

Chri(
tike;

scia

chicciola,
!

Chiaro, adv. clearly, plainly Chiarre, m. splendour, bright-

Chisa, /. a church: Chi stta, Chiesicciudla, and Chiesina,/. a little church Chiesstra,/. a devotee
'^"-

Chio(
lina, shell

Chioccio-

fna,/ac/ij.e/

Chiodaiulo,

m. a nail-ma-

Chi&ssatello,

Cl;uistt<

CIC
Chido, m. a nail
il

Chima,

ayer fsso ; chi<5do, lo he resolved /. hair, head oj hair ; trarre la chioma alla rdcca, to spin Chisa, /. glosi, comment, extlli,

ciarlante, adj. talkative Ciarlare, to prate Ciarlataneria, f. quackery, loquacity Ciarlatano, m. a quack Ciarlatre, m. a talkative

we

love one another tike

Chiosre, to comment Chiosato, part, interpreted Chiosatre, m. a commenta-

brothers

Ur
Chiostra,/, an abode Chistro, m. a cloister, a mochistro virginale, nasteri/ the neck of the 7V07nb, or ma;

Ciabatta,/ an old shoe Ciabatte,/ pi. old rags Ciabattaio, and Ciabattano, m.
Ciacciamellre, to chat idly Ciacco, m. a hog, a swine, a spunger, freebooter Ciaccna, a chaconne, (a Spanish dance) Ciiido, m. a n-afer Cialdonio, ni. a mafer-scller Cialdne, m. a wafer rolled

CiarlatrJce,/. a gossip Ciarleria./ talkativeness, chat Ciarliero, m. a chatterer Ciarlne, m. a tattler, a ro-

Cirpa,/. bandoleer Ciarpe./, pi. rags, tatters

Ciarpame,

i.

old

clothes,

rtiglie,

i,

io n

Chiovto, part, nailed ChioTatra, / a nail-hurt in a horse's hoof Chivo, m. a nail Chirgra,/. goni in the hand Chiragiico, adj. gouty fingers Chiragrafo, m. a bond iindet.

Ciarpre, to cobble, to babble Ciarpira,/. a bad woman, a drab, a slut Ciarpire, and CiarikSne, i. a bad man, a rogue, a shabby

Cialtrne,

m. a rogue, a

vil-

Jellow Ciascheduno, and Ciascuno,

Cibccio,

m.

bad, or

coarse

food
t,

and

Ciambel-

Cibale, adj. nutritive, nourish

Chiromante, m. one skilled

palmistry Chiromanzia,/', palmistry Chra urgery Chirurgo, m. i

ir.

Manceiella, and CiancCtta,

trifle,

toy,

story,

sillines;
chit-

Cibam.nto, m. nourishment Cibare, to feed; cibar di speran?.a, to feed with hopes; cibarsi, to live, or feed upon to please one's self; ci:

Chiscire, to rake, weed up Chitre, tu quit, forsake Chitarra, a guitar Chiucchiurlia, /. a btizzini

"

'"

"'i

/ foppery, jett,

barsi di fruit

iirutt, to live

upon

chat

Cianciamnto, m. a Joke, prattling

Cianciare, to play the fool, toy,

Chiudnza,
pales

/.

palisado

prate, chat, prattle

[libazine,/, (e Cibamnto) Cibo. m. food, victuals Cibrio, m. the pix in which the host is kept Cibso, adj. fruitful, plenti-

Cianciatre, m. a mag, a babbler

Chidere,

to shut, contain, 1, bar, hide, coiicea/;. chidere il pu^no, to clinch the fist il dolre ini chide il cure gritf presses my heart ; chidere gli occhi, tu dose the eyes in death Chiudimnto, m. conclusion inrtosure Chiunque, pron. n-hoever Chisa, /. an inclosure, or

Cianciatrfce,

/.

prating

ful Cibro, m. a made dish Cicada, and Cicala, f. a certain chirping insect
Cicallccia,./-. idh- taller

Ciancicare, {see Cianciare) Cianciro, adj. prating CiancioUno, /. impertinence Ciancine, m. idle talk,
Cianciosamnte,<j(/i'. pratingly

Cicalamnto, m. nrfCicalerfa,
/. chattering Cicalare, lo chatter Cicalata. and Cicalccio, m. babbling, prating Cicalatre, m. a great talker Cicalattio, adJ chattering Cicalatrice, and Cicalira, a prattling gossip idle talk Cicalio, Cicalor.accio, m. a great

Cianciso, adj. full of play.

Cianfrusaglia, f. trash, rifTrafT Cinghelh'no, adj. naughty,

Chiusamente,
privately

adv.

secretly

Chiso, m. inclcsnre Chiso, ad), dose, locked in Chiusura,/, inclosure, a lock

Cidnta, (a) ad. slip-shod Ciantellino, m. a sip in drinking here a ciantelllni, to

;

:alne.

talkat

e persoi

sip

Ciaramella, /. a
so quel che ci faremo, I know not n'I me shall do; ci, oursclt:

bagpipe,

he tnld US

non

'

CIN
Cgnalccio, m. a large

nVa

Cinabro, m. cinnabar
Cinciallgra, /. the titmouse (a Cinciglio, m. a bUt [hird) Cinciglidne, m. a large belt

gner
Cicisbea,/, a coquet Cicisbeare, to dangle

la spada, to

gird on the

Cincischiare, to cut, hack; to

hesitate,

stammer

uhout

Cicisbeato, m. and Cicisl)eatdra, /. dangling with the

Cigno, m. a srvan Cigndne, m. a large girth Cignolamnto, m. the creeking of a door, Src.
Cigolare, to creek
Cigolfo, >i. a creeking noise Cilestrino, adj. sky-colour Cilfiitro, atlj. blue CilSstro azzuro, adj. sky-blue ;iIiccio, and Cilicio, m. luiir-

Cincischiato, part, hacked Cincischio, ni. a cut tnade with

Cinerizio, adj. ash-coloured

Cicisbo,

a dangler on

the

Cingere, Cinghia,

(see

/.

Cignere) a girth for

Ciclo, m. cycle

Ciclometria,/. cyclometry Cicgna, f. a stork ; the beak

Cinghiala./, a vein in a horse, near the girthing place Cinghiale, m. a wild boar Cinghiare, to encompass, sur-

Cicognino, m. a young stork Cicdrea,/. rvild endive Cicuta,/, hemlocic, henbane Ciecamente, adv. blindly.

Ciligia,/ a cherry Cilimdnia, /. ceremony

Cilindrico, adj. cylindrical Cilindro, ni. a cylinder
~

(in

Cinghiato, part, girded, envi-

ma, top, summit excellence, eminence

cima di
ribaldo,

; ;

cima.

cima

Cinghiatura, /. the girthing part of a horse Cinghie, VciiiV, a circle Cingolo, >i. a girdle, sash

ate,
life;

concealed

dark, givo-

an arch

Cinguettamnto, m. chit-chat, stammering, lisping Cinguettare, to stammer, to

lantrna cica, a dark lantern ; bastonate da cico,

chi beiito chi ha un dcchio, IH a land of blind men, happy he who has one eye ; un cico, a blind man ; cico d'un occhio, one-eyed Cielo, m. the heaven, paradise, air, sky, country, climate,
il

Cimare, io shear cloth, to cut offthe head Cimasa,/ {see Cimazio) Cimato, part, shorn Cimatre, m. a cloth shearer Cimatura,/, shearing

Cinicamente, adv. with asperity

cynically,

Cimba, f. a'bark Cirabalo, m. a tabor, cymbal

Cimbrli, adv. sser in cimbrli, to be in consternation

Cinico, adj. cynical Cinico, m. a cynic philosopher Cinigia,f. hot cinder Ciniglia,/, chenil

of a bed;

the top, the ceiling; cielo del letto, the tester il cielo d'un fdi s the i, of an cielo, the hir sof

Cinismo,
cynics

m.

the

sect

of the

cielo,

dt

CimbGtto, m. a fall, a tumble Cimbottolre, to fall Cimbttolo, m. (see Cimbotto) Cimentare, and Cimentarsi, to attempt, venture ; cimentare la prdpria riputazine,
cimentarsi, to engage Cimentato, part, attempted Cimnto, /i. experiment: say mtter a cimnto, expose, endanger
;

Cinnamo, and Cinnammo, cinnamon Cino, m a wild plum

Cinoglossa,/ hmtud's-tongue Cinquanta, and Cinquantina,

f-.my
u do not look well ra, and Cifra, /. a cypher
rista,
lo,

esto

Cinquantsimo, adj.fiflieth Cinque, )H. and adj. jive Cinquecentesimo, u<ij. tlie Jive
iredlk
to,

m. a writer

in cy-

iul

the eye, the eye-brow. eye-lid, sight, look: voi late inarcar le ciglia,

d^^r
m

aJj. five

ri

Cimicine,

Cinquefoglie./, cinauefuil, fan herb; Cinquemila, adv. fire thousand

u surprise me: aguzzarle

ciglia
to

the crest

of an

hel-

dfastly

Chnfno,
Cigline,

cummin
o

have something in view m. a ridge (of land

thick

Cimltrio, attd Cimitro, m.

Cinquina, /. five datemi una inquina d'ova, give me five eggs

:

Cimurro,
Cigliuto, adj. that has

the glanders cim-urro, la sow one's

m.

sash
belt

cinta di spada, cnte

di

duna, f. a girth

wild Oi Cinabrse;

Isi

adj. girded;

far)

ti

lari thai bind a

;

ed
Cintola, /. the n'aist
;

tenrsi

Cipiglire, to look askew Cipiglio, m. sourness, sullenness ; guardare non cipiglio,

to frown

Circonflessine, /. the act

of

turning round
Circonflsso, adj.

circumflex.

le mani a cintola, to stand idle strtto in cintola, covetous, niggardly ; largo di cintola, liberal, free

upon
adj.

Cipigliso,

passionate.

Ciplla, /. onion

Cintoilno, m. a small girale Cntole,/, pi. garters Cintura, Cintolo, and Cintu
Ci, \tronome, that, this, rvhich, Tvhat ; ci mi piace, that jileases me ; fate ci che Ti piace, do tvhat you please ; con tutto ci, nevertheless Ciocca, /. a bunch ; ci<;cca di firi, a nosegay ; cicca di caplli, a lock of hair Ciocch, pron. wliai
7)1. log, stump CioccoMta,/ and Cioccolato,

egli pi : doppio d'una cipolla, he is a treacherous jllow ; ciplla squilla, sca squill, a

Circonfiiso,

adj.

spread

Circonlocuzine,/, circumlocution Circonscritto,

physical herb : tagliar la cipolla ad uno, io cut off one's

part,
to

circumlimit,
to
li

head
Cipollata, /. silliness, impertinence; non fa che delle cipollate, he always acts like a fool Cipolletta,/ a scallion, chives Cipollina,/, a shallot Ciporro, m. blunder

Circonscrlrere,

Circonscrizine, /. bound,

mit
Circonspetto, adj. circumspect,

Circonspezine,

/.

cautious

Ciocco,

Cfppo, m. a vtilestone, a iomlCiruonstante, adj. present, aCipresstto, m. cypress-rnood Ciprsso, m. the cypress-tree

Cioccolatira, /. a choeolate-

Cio, adv. that is io say Ciomperla,/. rudeness Cimpo, m. carder, a clown, a

Ciprigna,/. Vtnus Circa, prep. about; sono cir-

Circo

ae,

ago;

totic

Cioncare,
gle

to drink, carouse; io cut, io fell, maim, man-

ing, concerning ; dirvi circa questo parti lare, I know not what say to you concerning this
affair Circaintellezione, /. a perfect

Cioncato, part, cut down, in-

Circonvicfno, adj. neighbour

Circoscritto, part, {see Circon

comprehension
Cinco,
ailj.

drunken,
:

cut,
to circulate, to dis-

maimed: lame rimase ci- Circolare, 6neo d'un brccio, he lost an

Ciondolamnto, and Cindolo, m. dangling Ciondolare, io hang dangling Ciondolino^ vi. anear-rtng
Cindolo,
I.

Circolare, adj. round; motto circolare, a circular motion Cir;;olarmnte, adv. circlewise,

Circosptto, adj. {see Circonsptto) Circospezione, {see Circonspe

Circostante, m. a bystander

roundly
Circolato, adj.

za,/
round, circuCircostanziare,
tiate

c
i

any thing

that
;

floats, shakes, Jfc.

Ciondolne, adv. danglingly sser per ria ciondolne, "hang dangling in the air Cinta,/. a bastinado Cippa,/. an under-petticoat

Circolazione,/ circulation Circoltto, m. a small circle

Circolo, m. circle, circuit Circoncidere, to circumcise

Circuimnto, m a going about Circuire, to encompass ; to ram ble about circuire cogli oc chi, to take a view
;

Circoncidiranto,
cising Circoncfnto,
part,

n.

circum-

Citola,/, a cup, a basin Ciotolue, m. a large cup, a

surround-

Circuito, part, sttrrounded Circufto, m. circumference ; circuito di parle, a compat

of words
Circoncisine,

Circuizine, /.

circuit,

sur

dottare,
Ciotto

and

to nViip (zoppo) lame; Ciotto Cittolo, m. a flint, a

rounding
Circoncfso, adj. circumcised

Circulre, {see Circolare)

Cirtondamnto, m. and Ciicondazine, /. the act oj compa.^sing Circondante, and Circondato, adj surrounded Circondare, to environ, encompass Circonferenza,
/.

pebble Ciottolare, in sione in death Ciottolata. /. a blow n-ith a stime i dar delle ciottolate, to throw stone Ciottolato, part, stoned to death Ciottolone, m. a I 'rgefiint

Circunclngere, to surround Ciregto, m. a cherry or chard Cirigia,/. the cherry Cirigio, m. a cherry-tree Cirimnia, Cerimnia, /. cere

cirtumfe-

CLA
retta,/,
i'tta, to

ooc
Claiisola, and Clausula, clause, condition

an
lurk

orvl; far la ci-

Cisoie,

ni.

a boundary, a landtn.

Ciscrnno,

thelf for

Civettare, to play the ijle, coquet stteria, coquetry Civettino, >n. a vain

nag, Claustrale, adj. monastic Claustro, m. cloister, monastery

mning Clausura,/, a
Clemnt(
ciful
,

cloist<

Cfcpa,/. blear-eijedness Cspita, Cispitide, and Cispitte, /.

fellow Ciuffagno, adj. ready to seize

Ciuftare, to gripe, catch Ciuffetto, aiid Ciuffo, m. a lock of hair, a tounee Ciuffble, /. pi. trifles, non-

adj.

gradi

disease of the

Clementemente, adv.favoura'
bly, mercifully

Clementine, /. slitutioHS of
.ff'h

pi.

the

Clement

conthe

Cltara,/. cithern, guitar Citare, io cite, summon,

tice ; to quote, allege Citarista, w. a minstrel Citarizzare, to play upon the

Civico, adj. of a city, civic Civile, m- a register

Civile, adj. civil, affable Civilmente, adv. courteously,

kindly
Civilt, and Civilit, /. civility, gentleness Ciurma,/, the crew in a galley ; a crowd, a multitude Ciurmadre, ajid Ciurmatre,
ni.

Clemnza, and Clemniia, /. demand/, mercy Clro, m. a clergyman Clessidra,/, o vessel for measuring time by running of
Cliente, m. a client Clientla, /. patronage, protection

Citilo, part, summoned, quoted Citatre, m. one ivho quotes Citatria, f. summons

Citerire, adi. nearer, nigher

m. alcind of shrub Citrdggine,/. balm, mint Citrinzza, and Citiinita, the

Citiso,

a sharper, an Clima, TO. climate impostor, a quack Climatrico, m. climacterical Ciurmaglia,/, mob, rabble Clipeo, m. a shield (in poCiurmare, to cozen, to deceive etry) a
tvitch,

Ciurmarsi,

to get

drunk
to

Ciurmato, adj. accustomed

Clistere, m. clyster Clivo, m. the ascent, or descent

Jaundice
Citrino, adj. citron-colour Citriulo, m. a cucumber Citnillo, m. a blockhead Citt, Cittade, and Gittate, /.
Cittadlla, /. a
little torvn,

Ciurmeria,/. tricks, deceit Ciuschero, adj. tipsy, drunk Ciacche,/, clogs Clamare, to speak loud Clamazine,/. the act if speaking loud Clmide,/, the upper vest of a

of a hill Clizia,/ turnsol, afower Cloaca./ a sewer, a sink Co-, pron. (con li) with Coabitare, to live together

Coaccadmico, m.

a fellow-

Cittadina,/, a citizen's wife Cittadinamente, adv. civilly viver cittadinamente, to live

;

privately

Cittadinanza,/, a community or corporation, privileges, freedom, civility., humanity Cittadinre, to people a city or
Cittadinllo, in.

a poor
adv.

citici-

Cittadinescamente,
villy

Cittadinsco,

adj.

citizen-

life;

dino,

one

faithful

to
SfC.

his

coiiniry

Civia,/, peas, beans,

Ci^^nz^,fbenejit. profit
Civan-Zare, to_ provide, furnish ; civanzrsi, to procure,

academician Coacervare, to heap up Coadiutre, n. an assistant Clamre, n. clamour, outcry Coadiutoria,/ coadjutorship Clandestinamente, adv. pri- Coadiuvare, to help, assist vately Coadiuvato, part, assisted Clandestino, adj. secret, pri- Coadunare, to assemble vate matrimonio clandes- Coadunazidne, / assemblage tino, a clandestine marriage Coagulare, to congeal Clangre, m. clangour, noise of Coagulamnto, m. coagulation Coagulativo, adj. coagulated Claretto, m. claret Coagulazine,/, coagulation Clarificre, to clarify liquors Cogulo, tn. eurd, rennet Clarino, 7n. clarion, a sort of Coartare, to limit trumpet Coartazine,/ a straitening Clarit,/. light, brighttiess Coatavo, adj. coercive Classe, a class, rank, or- Coazine, /. coaction, conder : egli un briccne di prima classe, he is an arch Cobalto, m. cobalt rogue; classe, a fleet of Cocca, / the notch of an arships a cock-boat , row, shaft Classico, adj. classical the tip of a spindle ; caeca Clava,/, a club del capo, the crown of tht Claudere, to comprise, Coccare, to put the bowstring

Roman soldier

Clavic6mbalo,a7i<i Clavicrdio, m. a harpsichord Clavlcola./, theclancula, (thi clutnnil-tonc)

(also) to ridicule,

mock, scoff

corcarla ad uno, to trick Coccheito,/. autUk

COD
Cocchiiita, /. a serenade in a

COL
Codazzo, tn. retinue Codtta, a little tail
Codiare, to watch, to spy Codiatre, tn. an inquisitive man, a spy Codibgnolo, i. the waterwagtail Codice, m. the civil law Codicfllo, m. a codicil Codimizo, adj. without a tail Codine, and Codrine, m. a
Codirsso, m. a species of woodCodiito, adj. that has a tail Coeguale, adj. coequal Coerde, adj. coheir [ing Coerente, adj coherent, agreeCoernza, /. coherence Coesine,/ cohesion

Coiio,

and Coiro. m. a tai^ m.

leather, hides

Cocchire, m. a coachman

Coiaine,

CocchigM^, /.shell of, fi4ii Ccchio, m. a coach, or coachbox [hole Cocchiume, m. a bung, a bungCoccia, /. a pimple coccia d'ovo, the shell of an egg
;

Col, adv local, yonder, (here: vedi col queir umo, see there that man col un poco dopo, a short lime ajer ;
;

Cocciniglia,/, cochineal Coccio, m. broken earthenrvare.

Colaggi, and ColaggisOjOdy.

Colamnto, m. a purging
Colare, to strain, melt, liquefy ; gli occhi gli colano. Ai eyes drop colar a fondo, to sink Colagine,/. running through Colascine, m. a sort of guitar Colassi!, adv. there, above,
:

Cocc
Coccodrfllo,

1-

albero del
:

crocodile lgrime di coccodrfllo, treacherous tears

Coccola,/, a berry CoccoUna,/ a Utile berry Corcoldne, adv (coccolni)

star coccolni, to sit squat

Coetneo, adj. cotemporary

Coetemo,

adj. coefernal

Cofaccia,/. cake, bun Cofanaio, m. a trunk, or has

TorooTggia,/. an owl Coccoveggidre, to move

ket-maker
like

Cofanetto, m. a small trunk

Cocnte, adv. violent, burning ; CSfano, m. s aakei, chest doMre cocnte, smarting pain COfTa,/ the round top in a ship Cocentissimo, adj. most ar- Cogifabndo, adj. petisive, sad
Cogitativo,
Cdcere', {see Cucere)
adj.

Colauvo, adj strained, fluid Colato, pari, strained Colatio, m. a strainer, cullender, melting-pot Colatura, /. remainder after being strained Colazine,/ breakfast Colcare, and Colcrsi, to lie
Coli, pron. rei. she : questa coli 1 h'in odio hai tanto, this is she that you hale so

thoughtful.

Cochiglia,/

coejcle-jish

inflammation
Cocito, a river in hell, Cocyte Cocitura./, and Cocimnlo, m.
dressing, scalding Cocleria,/, scurvy-grass Cocolla,/, a cowl Ccoma, /. a tea-kettle,
boiler)

Cgliere, to gather; cglier il frutto delle sue fatiche, to reap the fruit of one's labour ; cogliere il suo tempo, to take time : cgliere in iscambio, to take one thing for another :
,

Colendissimo,

your

to

Clere, to honour, revere Coeane.f. breakfast

Colibr, m. the humming-bird Colica, the cholic Colico, adj. cholic Colla, prep, with ; colla vostra

take

all'

irapro-

(or

bastne, he hit me on the head with a stick; il vostro

pittre v' ha colto

sorlla, with

your

sister

Cocomerio, m. a nater-meCocomerello, m. a small water-

molto bene

Cocmero, m. a water-melon Cocuzze, and Cocuzzolo, m. Cognata,/, sister-in-law pale, noddle, top Cognato, m, brother-in-law Coda, /. tail, train ; coda di Cognazine./, kindred f.avilo, a horse's tail coda Cgnito, part, known di pavne, a peacock's train Cognizine,/, knowledge guardar colla coda dell' occhio, to leer upon ; lisciar la Cognominare, to surname coda, lo fialter nella coda Cognominato, part, surnamed ' know, fin taw) sta il velno, the venom is in "
:
;

VOI" painter has made your pi ture a great likeness Coglitre, m. a gatherer

Clla,/, glue Collana, /. a necklace ; collana di perle, a pearl neckCollre, to glue, to pasts together ; to let down a rope ; to torture, rack, give the

strappado
Collare,

and Collarino, m. a
a
sellar-

collar, a band Collai-ettio, ni.

'

the tail

U,

take

'.eof

Collaterale, adj. collateral Collaterale, tn a paymaster : a .judge, delegate, commis-

C.Ddardfa,

sary Cognoscenza,/. knowledge, acCoUatre, tn. a patron (that quaintance f. cowardly has a living in his gift Codardo, adv. cowardly, timid Cognosci'ble, ad], that can be known [nrted un codardo, a poltroon, a CognosciutJssimo, adj. most

Codardamente, adu. cowardly

COL
lonnllo d'un
lilir

y a child upon ir allungare il , io make one

Clle a hill Collga, m. a colleagtie Collegamnto, m. union,
I

Collocamnto, n. disposing of things in order Collocare, to place, settle ; collocdr una fJiflia to marry a
daughter
Collocato,
tled

>

Color bad colour Coloramnto, I. dying

in
eyes
\

occhi,'

d?m"o/

the

Colleganza,/. co/eJfr<r.v
Collegre, to

make an

alliance,

part,

placed,

setI

Colorra,
I

to connect, to Join

Collegato, part,
Collegato,

allied,

unit-

Collocazidne, /. placing, dis" posing

to colour, dye, paint, stain, to adorn, beautify , to cloak, to disguise

Coloratamente, adv. feignedly,

\

m.

ally,

confede-

ConocuHdne,^/
CoUoqufntida,
1

communicaa
certain

Collegature, m. a plenipoten-

/.

falsely Colorato, adj. coloured prohable, false,

likely "''
'

ended
lordto,
i

Collegaiidne, alliance /. league Collegialmente, adv. with consent

Colloquio, m. a dialogue
<

'

Collorso. adj.
i

choleric,

bili-

of

the

college, in

comconi <

Collegiare,

to

consult,

Colorazine, embdlishnu Colre, m.

Jlr
Collegiata,
/.

collegiate
I

'

church CoUegidto, adj. collegiate Collgio, m. a college:

.ivamnte,
Ivo, adj.

adv.

collucollu-

far
j

done by

tively

Colle Collettrzio,
collected.

coljectii;

and Colletto, adj. Colltto di cuoio, a Jerkin Colletto, in. a hill Collettre, m. a collector Collettorta./. office of collector.
Collez
B,

Colotanfa,/. hard r< Colomba,/, a dove. Colombaccio, ni. a

se,

they

colsso, a giant :olpa, sin, offence: c lessare le sue colpe, lo <

un

fess

/.

collectioi

dar la colpa, to aver la ce : di che che sia, to be in

:

with a fault

CoUibto, m. a collection
ColliciSrsi, to lie

Colombo, m. a pigeon colmbo selvtico, a mood;

lOipa,

down

Colligiano,

m. a mountaineer,

highlunder Collimare, to aim at CoUinn, f a hill Colline,/, pi. a row of hills Collinetta, /. a Utile hilt
Colliquare, to liquefy Collirio, m. an i-ye salve '.,f. collisio7i, striking <e again. mother . the neck, shoulder.

pigeon Cdlon, m. eut

celen,
>lony

the

great

Colpbile, pable

:-sfaul adj. guilty,

cul-

Colpabilmnte, adv. guiltily,

'

Coloni / support
.

nillar.

'.

pi-on,

culpably Colpre, to blame, tasin. to fall

(

le

colnne

d'

;rcole,
le

Herciiles's

pillars;

olptpgia

, to strike

colnne d'un

letto, the bed

Coljietto.

posts

Colpvole
Colpevoli! nally Colpire,

Colonnata, /. and Colonnato,

Colonnello, m. a colonel; co-

COL
ha (riuscire) to tucceed; colpito in quel che desiderava, he succeeded in hit
Colpo, m. a b!orr, a stroke colpo di fortuna, a lucky colpo,
:

COM
Combiilatre,
to.

he
/.

who

con

Combinazine,
Iccola,/.
istlbile.
c

combitK

a
/.

hit

;'a/i(5ne)

ac'

deed,

attempt:
bel

avete

fatt

un

you hai colpo, done a fine thing ; nn co

a guilt, counterpane, a pull, rod, perch Collrlce.J'. a feather-bed : wife ;

Cltre,

ble

Combustine,

confiagra-

woman employed
tittle

in hus-

Combsto,

adj.

burnt,

con-

p da mastro, a masterly
stroke
;

rnder

il

colpo,

tu

Coltriclna, /. a

feather-

Come, adv.

requite ; di colpo, a un colpo, at once ; colpo di tglio, a cutting Iilctv ; colpo

bed
Coltro, m. a plough Coltrdne, wi. a counterpane Coltura,/, culture, tillage Colubrina,/, a culverin Colubriutta, /. a small cul-

as, like, how , because, when, Src: come! lion volete venire? how >

mortile, o mortai rvound colpo di mare, a billorv, surge, or a mighty sea ; colpo di digriSiia. a nisfortune colpo di disperazione,
;

air ar

if h.
thoi
il

had

and per

ditemi
Colubro,
TO.

an adder, a snake

Clta,/, gathering, levying of a tax; far colta, to strike,

n-ntind Coltella, /.

Collii, pron. he, or that : clii collii che vi parlava ? who

is

how so ben io il come, I know what way come non

; :

Coluro,

he that spoke to you t TO. colure

t sia, io ci verr, proride'd he is not there I shall come . come yedrUo, when I see

coulter (plough-

Coltelliiccio,

m.

Coma,/, a head of hair Couiandamnto, and mando, n. command, hanger,

him,

<S'c.

come prima, as

Coorder.

Comecch, and Comech, con;.

although, b'ecause

chopper
Coltellata, /. a blow, a cttt : far a coltellate, to fight with

Coltellira,/, a sheath, a case

of knives
Coltellinio, m. a cutler Coltellino, TO a small knife,

Comandante, and Comandatre, m. a commander, commandant Comandare, to command Comandata,/, the king's com-

Comentare, to expound Comentirio, and Commento, m. a commentary Cementato, part, commented Comentatre, m. a cimimentator

a Comandito, part,

commandrecommendgos-

Cementazine,/, a comment Comta., f. a comet

ComirCto, to. (see

Coltello, 1. a knife; coltllo da cccia, a mood-knife,

Gomandlgia, /.
ation

Commiato)

umico,

TO.

author of a co-

harger
Coltelldne,
;

Comare,/ a godmother, a
m. a great knife
sip,

midwifi Colti-.-amnto, m. husbandry, Comasco, m. a kindofplutn tillage worship Cornato, adj. hairy Coltivare, till, to manure, Combaciare, tofit improve: coltivar le arti e Combaciarsi, to kiss one anole scinze, to promote arts ther and fscicnces ; coltivar la Combattnte, m. combiUmemria, to exercise the mei

Cmico, adj. comic

Comignolo',
to.

the top, OT ridge

ofah
Cominciamnto, m.
begin-

Coltivto,
tivato)

part.

{l\i6go

col-

Conibiittere, to fight, attack, besiege, to agitate, disquiet,

'ginmng

a cultivated spot of

oppose preprie

comb.^ltere le sue
passini,
to
tesisi

'omincito, part, commenced

Coltivatre, . a ploughman, a husbandman, an encou-

Combattimnto, m. fight, confiict

rager

Collivatra, /. tillage. Col- Combattitre, to. a combalti vazidne,/. husbaiidry, culture orabattiito, part, combated, Coltivo, adj. cultivated, ploughfought ombiatre, to dismiss Colto, m. ploughed land, tvor-

Cornino, m. cummin seed Comit^lnle, adj. attending Comitato, TO. company Comitiva,/, attendants Cdmito, TO. a certain officer in

Commacolre,

to

stain,

ble-

Commdndita,

/.

sleeping

Combinamnto,
Culto,' ad), gathered,
cil
;

to.

cotnbina-

Commdia,/, a play, a cmnedy,

Commediio,
to.

eollect-

mi

cheated: surprised; se vien colto, if I have

a comedy

(contemptuously)

COM
Commediante,
m.
to

COM
a
Commestfbile, adj. eatable rommestine,/. a mixture

COM
Coramovitre, m.

a disturb'

Commedi^re,
,lies,

viake
ailj.

Commettente, Commettente,
Commettere,
:

part,

enjoit
corri

or get then acted

Commo'vitiira, Commovizine, and Commozine,

Commemorabile,

m.
to

commotion,

disquiet,

dis-

command,

Commemor
morated

charge intrust; Vi commetto i miei aflFri, / leave my

ajrairs to
cine,

Commuovere,
vex,
disturb,
;

to

ione,

stiy,

you

commttere
hazard,
to

voke

to

auger, profright ; commube

i.

Commemor

alla fortuna,

to

versi,

to

agitated,

sin

commtter

discrdie, to

Coinm5nda,_f. a command Coinmenddbile, ailj. commendable

Commntamnto,
Commettimiile, m. a firebrand of sedition

change.

Commutante,
Commutare,

adj.

changing.

C ommend amnto.
Coramendftre,
to

m.

he

that

commend
Commendatrio, a mendatdre, m. holds a benefice
Commendatfzia,/. a
recirmmenJation
letter

Commettitura,/, joining '"ommidto.i prnder c

'

change, exto change, barter, truck, chaf-

leave

of

,s;

piacri, to
aij.

dai bid

adieu to

Commendatizie,
approved

com-

Commilitne,

m.

fellorv-sol-

Commendiito, part,

praised,

pena, coinmutation of punishminatria,

tory

m.
/.

commithreaten-

ment

CommendatiSre, m. and Commendatric, /. one that approves

Comodamente,

adv.

conve-

Comminazine,

Commendazine,/, eommend-

ing !ommischiamnto, m. a mixture

Commendvole,
io he praised

adj.

ruorthy

Commensale, m.
afeast

f. a guest at
to

Commischidre, jumble Commischito,

gled

to

mix,

to

Comodatamnte, adv. conveComodato,

niently, ha,idsomety, n-ell part, (accommodto) flit ed, furn isUed, dress-

part,

min-

Commensurare,
Commentfire,
(see

measure

Tomentdre,

ommiserabilmnte, adv. laComodato, I loan (a law mentably Commiserdre, to take pity term) miserazine,/. pity, com- Comodatore m. a lender

Coir.miservole, etched
_

adj. piteous,

Comodevolmite,arft'. dioiuly, comfortably

comma-

Comodzza,

and

Comodit,

Commessaria,/ a commissioner-s office

Commissionrio, m. a commit-

conveniconveniency, /. oppoitumty ; e'ase, ence, la comodit fa 1' umo ladro,

Commessfco,
a commissary

and CommisCommissine, /. a commission,

;

opportunity
la

makes a
d'

thief;

comodit
../

commessane
debauch-

order

di citt, a judge by commis-

Commisto, part, mixed, jum

bled

ho;

(b-

[adjust
to measure, to (see Comedo,

Commessazidhe,
ery

/.

Commisurare, Cmmodo, m.

Cmodo, m. advantage, gain,

landat Commesso, part, appointed, assigned Commesso, m. a deputy
profit,
benefit,

vostro

ceraodo,

interest; H your at

Cvmoo, adj commodious, pro"'ible, good. rich, rveaitfiy

Commesse, m. and Commessrtva./. a

seam, a chink; a

Commotivo,
'

adj.

apt

to

bt

suture

lavro di commsso.

Try

Mosaic trork Commestfbile, m.food

novimnto, m.

disturb-

Com

COM
Compa^ivole,
complaisant,
adj.
tociahle,

COM
tendant, or dumb figure, in plays, operas, dfc.

COM
Compendioso,
adj.

comptn

of good com-

pany Compagnfa,

Comparso,
f.

part, appeared

company,

cor-

Compartecipare,
participre,
to

and

Compartake

Comjiensabile, adj. thai can be compensated

poration, lociett/, club, cunconfraternity ; gregation, compagnfa di soklati, a company qf soldiers; (di cavalleria) a troop of horse ; andar in compagnia, to go

Compensamnto, m. and Compensagidne, j:

recompense.

Compartcipe, adj. sharer Compartimnto, m. partition, division, compartCompartire,

to

Compensare, mends

partake,

di-

Compensato!
'

Compagno,
pigna
fel!w

m.

and

Compartn
pio-

vide, share, impart,

commu-

'

Compensaziu
Compartito, part, shared, divided, imported unto Compascuo, m. a common Compassare, to measure with to ponder, cousider

/.

amends.

Compenso, m.

expedient, re-

Compagnne, m. (u(5mo
ilc)

a good companion, merry fellonf, a Jovial

i.

Cmpera, Comperazine, f. and Comperamnlo, m. purchase, bargain,

buying
buy,

Companatico,

food, meat,

Com passito,
by the

part,

measured
pondered,

Comperare,

to

pur-

compass,

Comperito, part, bought, purComjiirble,

able, tike,

comparthat may be comadj.

Compassionamnto, vu

com-

Comparagidne, /. the act of " appearing before a court

Judicature

Comparare,
to

to

compare,
;

set

Compassine,/ pity Compassionvole, and Compassivo, adj.

gether, confer

comparai

moving,

pitij

Comperatdre, part, purchaser Competnte, adj. convenient, fit, suitable : ora competente, a seasonable hour Competentemente, adv. ho da vivere competentemente, / lune enough to live competently

compare

one's selftvith;

Compassionevolmente,
pitifully

adv.
I

Competenza,
rel,

/. debate, quar-

competency,
to

conceni-

Compasso, m. a pair of com-

ency

Competere,

be

competent,

Comparativamente, adi: com- Corapatimnto,

paratively

m.

compasI mill have no competition

i

Comparativo, m. comparative.

Comparato,

part,

compared.

Compatlbile, adj. compatille, agreeing Compatibilit, compatibi-

<

liiy

Comparazine,/, comparison, Compatimnto, m. compassion, patience, indulgence parallel sen/a comparazine, nnthout, beyond com- Compatire, to commiserate, to pardon parison a comparazine, in mi compatisca
: : ;

Compiacenza, /. complaisance,
condescension

Compiacre,
ply:
si

to humour, comcompiaccia, be pleased.

Compire, m. a godfather, a
Comparigine
appear-

excuse

me

that

I did not
pitied,

Compatito, patt.

Compiacvole, adj. agreeable. charming exCompiacimnto, . pleasure,

delight

'

Comparire, to appear in public, go out, to appear before the iudge, to make a show, citt a

Compiaciuto, part, delighted,

Compidgnere, and Compinfigure gere, to ben-ait. lament Compariscnza, f. beauty, Compazientemente, adv. pa- Compinto, part, rtgretled. figure, appearance tiently Comparita,/, appearing Comparizine, /. (see Com- Compendiare, to abridge, to Compianto, m. lamentation,
parigidne) Comp.-irsa, /.
condolence

appearance,
far

outside-shom
sa,
to
:

comparor
to

make a
(also)

figure,

short)

a summons
court;

Compiere, to finish, aecotnplish, perform Compieta, / evening prayers in su la compieta, SomarJi

appear in

an

at-

COM
Compiglire,
Conipilre,
collect to to

embrace, excompile,
to

Compilato,
,,osed

part.

collected.

Comi.ire,

CON
commonly, Concavit,/. hollorvness Cncavo, m. concavity Comunanza, /. corporation, Concednte, part, granting company, society, community Concedere, to grant, permit,
generally

munemnte),

Conchiglia,/, shclt, sea-shell

Conchidere,
nish
;

to

to

convince

infer, to fi ; to resolve

Comune, Comune,

. the

ad}

commons common, uni;

versai, usual, trivial, vulgar

commonwealth Comunglla, /.

conacknnrvledge cedere la sua liglia, to marry a daughter Concedibile, adj. allowable Concedininto, m. concession,
bestoTV,
;

Conchiusine, /.
end. inference

conclusion,

Conchiso, adj. concluded Cncia,/, tan, bark ; a tan-vat, or pit

Conciacalztte, m. and f. a butcher, a stocking-mender Conciare, to meiul, fit, dress, trim, abuse, tame, castrate, to adjust, agree conciar
;

a
adv.
adj.

common
common- Conceduto,
sociable.

Comunemente,
ly, vtilgarly

ComuniciSbile,

Conceditre, m. granter granted, part. given Concnto, m. harmony

Concentramnto,
munication,
intercourse

nu

and

vini,
feste,

to

Concentrazione, /. concenimparting,
tration

conciar
to

uno

adulterate wine ; pel di delle ruin, (also) to

Concentrare,

to

concentre

spml
Conciattti, nj. a tiler Condito, part, mended, fitted,
<^c.

Comunicante, and
Corauniere, lo con
irrpart,
reifeal,

Comuni-

concentrarsi, to abscond Concentrato, adj. concentred Concntrico, adj. concentric

comunicarsi,

io

the

Concpere,

to

conceive,

to

Concepibile, Comunicato, pari, imparted adj. conceivComunicativa, f. facility in Concepimnto, m. conception. making others comprehend Comunicativo, adj. communi-

Conciro, m. menrling
Conclglio, a council Concilibile, adj. that

may

be

Concepire,

to

conceive,

to

Concilibolo,

an,d

Concilii-

Comunicatore, m. ke who communicates Coraunicazidne, /. communiof making

breed, to

bulo, m. a conventicle comprehend ; conrcconcilcepire speranze, to enteHain Conciliamnto, m.

common

Concepito, part, conceived Concernnte, part, concern-

ing Comunichino, m. the consecrated wafer administered Concernnte, and Concemin

the
:

Conciliare, to reconcile : conciliarsi, to be reconciled : conciliare il sonno, to obtain

sleep

Roman
f.

Catholic

vole, adj. belonging

f.

Conciliato, adj. reconciled

relation,

church

a consecrated wafer, Concernnza,

affinity

the host

Comunine,
Comunit,

sacrament of Concernere,

to concern Concertare, to contrive

cil
I.

sy: lod

/.

community, Concertato, part, concerted

i\

Concimar^

to

dung land

nit, io teli publicly, oi in

Concinnit,/, ornament Cncio, adj. dressed, mended, Comiino, adj. cntnmoti (Ian erm) used ; mal cncio, abused , Comnque, adv. however ; Concessine, /. permission, assettato, fine, trim, comcomnque si sia, however it dispensation pact : in concio, readinest be Concsso, adj. granted Con, prep, with; con che, so Conctto, m. conceit, fancy, Conciofossecosach, Conciosiach, and Conciosiacothat ha perdute esteem, repute sach, conj. (perch), beCnca, f. a large vessel ; sliell, il concetto apprsso di me eing that sea-shtll with me he has lost his credit Concatenare, io join Concatenato, part, dotto, he is esteemed learned linked un disco'rso concatenato, a also witty repartee ; jest, L'j^ical discourse un libro pieno di belli cor ConcatenaSidne. /. and Concelti, a book full of fu
;

Concertatre, m. a contriver concert, harConcrto, . mony : far una cosa di concrto, to act by consent Concessionrio, m. a grantee

Concimato, dunged, part. marled Concime, m. muck, marl.

ihouirhis

Concettso, adj- full ofjestt conception, Concezine, f. comprehension

Concistoriale,
torial

adj.

cons

Concistorio,

ni.

consistory

CON
Concitamnto, m. incUemeni,
Concrso,
Concotto,

CON
Conconrimnto, m.
Condecnte,

and

Condec-

Condecen'temente,
cently adj. digested, con-

vole, adj. decent, becoming adv. de-

Condegnamente,
thily, deservedly

adv.

wor-

m.

disturber.

Concozine,/. digestion Concrere, to create, to beget

Condegnil,/. desert, merit adj. worthy Condenniire, Cce Condannare,

Condgno,

Concreato,

part.
to

created.
;

m. a conclave Conclvio, m. a closet Conclavista, m. a conclavUt

Concludente, adj. concluding Concludentemente, adv. filly,
properly Concldeve,
io finish,

citizen ConcI<i''e,

and its derivatives J Condensamnto, m.

Condensre,

thick-

Concrdere,

believe

con-

crdersi, lo agree Concrto, n. concrete ConcreZidne,/. concretion

Condnso,

adj.

thick, adj.
atid

con-

Concubina,/, a concuhine Concubinrio, and Concubino,

:ubindto,

CondescendSnte,

com-

deter-

m. concubinage

Condescendnza,/.

Conconde
conde-

Conclu'sine, '/. end, quence, inference

conse-

Conclusivo,

adj.

conclusive.

Concubinsco, adj, belonging descendiranto, m. to a concubine Concbito, m. coming ioge- Condescndere, to

Cond.iscensidne,
culcare,
to

Conclso, part, concluded

tiitiiite.

f,
adj.

conde
easy
to

panying;

grazia^

tread

Condescensivo,

Conculcatre,
pressor

Condescso, adj. condescended

Condimnto, m. sauce, piekle

Condire,
'.o

Concudcere, to Concupire, to o Concupiscenza,

Concordare, to agree, cile, to conform
to recon-

to salt, to

preserve, to

desi

pi^cnzia,/. concupiscence

Concupiscvole,
piscibile,

and Concu-

adj. concupiicilde,

desirable Concordatamente, Concordamnte, and Concordevol- Concupiscivo, adj. mnte, adv. unanimously

concupis-

Concupiscibilita, /. unlarvful
issare, to

Concordato, m. a concordat.

shake

Concordato, adj. agreed upon Concorde, adj. unanimous, peaceable ; di concordo parre, cfthe same opinion Concordemente, and Concordevolmnte, ad. agreeably,
lously

Concussioniirio,

Condizionare,

ColidUionio^'
c

Concordvole,
agreeable

mitable.

Concordia, f. many, peace

Concorporato,

Condannbile,

adj.

Condannamnto,
adj.

m.

Condoglinza, /. condolence
Condolrsi,
io contphiin

incorpo-

Concorrente,

m.

competitor.

Concorrnte, adj. concurring,

Condannatdre,

m.

con-

running Concorrnza, /.
Concrrere,

concurrence.

agree optnw'i. concrrere alle *pe.e, to yay one's share

to

concur,

Condoluto, pari, cond.led Condonbile, adj. pardoned Condonare, /.. forgive Condonato, part, pardoned Condonatre, m. he tv. pardons Condonazine, f. forgireneis Condtta, /. conduct, cu,

cox
Confermilto, ^
er.
t. monfirmed Confennatre, m. a rvarrant-

voucher
J",

Condtto, part, conducted Condtto, m. conduit, pipe Conducnte, adj. conducting Condcere, (set Condurre) Conducvole, adj. conducting^
Conducfbile,
adj.
Jit,

Confermazine,
tion

confirma-

r.

on fire conflagratoge-

Confessamnto, m. confession Confessare, to confess ; con- Conflato,' part, joined feisirsi, to confess to a
Conflitto,

m.

conflict,

com-

pro-

P^
conduct,
vioiir,

de-

Conduplica

f.

repeti-

Condurre, to conduct, lead, guide Conduttre, and Conducitre,

Confessatre, m. a confessor bat Confessionale, and Confes- Confluente, m. conflux sionario, m. conjissional Confndere, to confound, to destroy, to waste ; confondersi, to be confused Confondimnto, >n. confusion Confonditre, 711. rvho cotf Confessre, and Confessro, .fuses Conformare, m. a conlissnr to conform Confettare, to preserre : far conformarsi, <u conform one's Slima, to cherish confettare self
;

Conduttura,

/.

journey,
' !

Conformatlvo,
,

adj.

conform-

Confettato, part, preserved Confetttore, and Confettire,

Conformato,

and

Confrme,
informa"

Confetto, adj. preserved Confetto, 7. Confettura, and Confeiine, /. preserves,

'

Confrme,

adv.

according.

Conformemente, adv. pursuant

Conformevole, adj.
agreeable
suitable,

Conestabilerfa, f. the high constable's jurisdiction Confabulare, to talk together Confabulatrio, adj. of con-

'

Conformista,
Conficcdto, part, nailed, fastened, convinced Conficcatura,/, a fastening Conficere, to consecrate

t/i.

a confoi-mist

Contabulazine, /. confabulaI

Confacnte, adj. convenient Confacnza,/. agreeableness

Confacvole, adj suitable Confiire, to become, to be suitable ; il vino non mi confa, n ine is not good for

'onformita, /. conformity. In conformit, adv. confortnably Confortagine, /. and Con-

Confidanza,/, trnst, confidence, hope ; abbi confidanza, despair not

Confid.-ire, to trust, confide; confidiirsi, to depend 'upon
I

fortamento,
fort;

7n.

(see

Con.

3nc)

me
ta

confarsi,

to

answer,

non
Ihit

agree ; questo discorso si conf ad un par suo, rvay of talking does

idto,
I

part,

trusted, con-

fided Confidente, m. confident Confidentemente, adv. confidenily

Confortativo, Confortatrio, and Confortvole, adj. comfortable Confortatre, m. and Confor-

you
I I

Confidenza,/, confidence, boldConfigere, (see Conficcare) Configimcnto, m. a nailing Configurato, part, fashioned Configurazine, f. configuraConfortin^io,
7rt.

gingerbread-

'

Confortino, m. gingerbread Confrto, m. (see Conforta-

!,

Confinante, adj. bordering

'"

Confrte, and Confratllo, m.

Confraternit,/, fraternity
li-

'

'

to border, to limit; to
,

Conferire, to confer, impart

banish

Confrma, and Confermagine,/. confirmation

part, confined

Confine, and Confino, m.

Confermare, and Confirmare,

/..

confirm,

establUh, rati-

Confiscabile, adj. confiscable Confiscare, to seize upon Confiscalo, part, conjiscaled

72

CON
ContrJnto, m. confivn

CON
Congiu
Congiunzione,/,
f:n,i,rira,
I

CON
cmjunciure,
! I
j

ferring. A

coiafrd

in comparison Confusamente, adv. mfusedly Confusgtto, a liti fu. confai

i

^junction Congiui<i<..one, izine, j. /.

co:

Congiuramnto, m.

"oningazine,/. conjugaUon Conigio. i. marriage Conintivo, adj. conjunctive Connaturale, adj. con-natu-

plot,

nspirc

Connaturare,

v. to

Confusidne,/.

d,

a compin
con

sympathize

Confuso,

Congiurare,
aJj.

to

confounded

conjure,

Confutabile, adj. confutable

spire, plot

Confutamnto, m. confutation
Confutare, to confute Confutatre, m. a refuter Confutazine,/, confutation Congedare, to give leave Congdo, m. leave, permisingd posso dar quel

Congiurato, part, conspired Congiuratre, m. conspirator Conglobazine, /. congloba-

Connazionale, adj. national Connessine,/, connexion Connessila,/, affinity Connsso, adj. connected, ioin"^ '-' ed
Connest.1bile, m. a constable Connttere, to connect, join , non connettere, to speak non-

Conglomerato,
Conglutinare,

part,
to

heaped
knit,

glue,

v^onnivnza, /. connivance

gedo, /

le. f.
e,

and Conongluti-

Connbio, m. marriage Connumerdre, to enumerate ^""^""erto, part, enumeConcchia,/, rock, distaffi Conoscente, adj. knowing, thankful, acquainted

Congegnam
gegnatrc
/.

v-uiigraculrsi, to congratulate

aasemblage,

Congratulato, part, congratu-

Conoscentemente, adj. knom

Conoscnza, /. acquaintance Conscere, to know; darsi a conscere, to make one's
ieif
.0

Congegnare, io connect, joi Congegnato, part, connectt Congelamnto, m.freezinCongeirsi,

lo

Congratulatre, m.

who

con-

Congelato frozen

-'

congeal, freze

CongratuIa2ine, /. congratu-

cougea

^e,f. congelai.

-j.-^^-^, hoard o Congettura, and Conghiettiira / guess Congetturale, adj. conjectural Congetturalmrite, adv. by

Congrega, and Congregazine, /. a congregation Congregamnto, n. an assetnbly v^ongiegare, to assemble Congregato, part, assembled Congresso, port, congress, meet-

known

;
;

riconscere, to

tcknonledge far conscere, prove ; conscersi, to unadj.

Conoscfbile,

cognizable

Conoscimnto, m. and Conos-itra, / sense, wit, judgment,

Congetturare, to conjecture Conghietturle, adj. conjee

Conghietturto, part, guessed Conghietturatdre, m. a conjee-

COn|rua,/. a sufficient income ongruamnte, adv. congruously

experience

loscitdre,

m. a skilful man.
adv. Judiadj.

Congrunte, aij. suitable

Conosciutamente,
Conosciutfssimo,

Congruenza,
conformity

/.

congruence,

Congiugdle, adj. conjugal Congiugare, {see Coniugare)

^^S^"Sa2i'5ne, /.
conjuga-

Congruo, adj. congruous, pro- Conosciuto, part, ktwi

ed

known,

skilful

Congignere,

and

Congin-

Congnaglire, to equal Conguglio, 7/1. a levelling Coniare, to coin, to bind

, part, coined Coniatre, m. a coir Conicalmnte, adv.

Conquassamnto,
lo pieces

splitting

gere, to join close ; congignersi, to approach

Conquassare, to destre Conquassato, part, destroyed

'^onquassazidne, /. and Con qusso, m. havoc, destruc tion ; andar in conquasso, to

Congiugniranto, and Congiungimnto, m. conjuncCongiugnitdre,

Conietturre,
rare,

-- yf
and

(see

(see

''

J...--.-*

Congettura) Congettu!
,

gotoiuin
Conquidere, to affiict Conquiste,/, conquest Conquistare, to conquer Conquistato, part, subdued Conquistatore, ,n. a conqueror. Consacrare, and Consagrre,
Consacrato, and
part, dedicated

Congi

a,/>m
., .^^

'"""f".'."' Coniglieria, /.

L,ongiuntamnte, adv. jointly Congiuntivo, m. the connine

tive

mood

Congiuntivo, and Conginto adj. joined

Conginto, m. kindred

a rabbit Cdnio, ?i. a stamp for coir (monta) money oniugale, adj conjugal v^oniugare, to conjugate Coniugato, part, conjug

Coniglio,

mg

Consagrto,

d.

PART

Consacrazione, and ConsagTA

gidne, /. cgnsecrcitifTi

CON
Consanguineo,
adj.

CON
related,
[
>

CON

Consanguinit, /. relationship Consapvole, adj. conscioiu ;

far consapvole, lo iinpart
notice Consapevolzza, /. knowledge Consapevolmente, adv. rvith
;

try : far consrva, to make provision ; consrva d'acqua, a water-house ; andar di conserva, fsea term) to keep Consistere^ to consist company together Consistdiio, m. a consistory Conservbile, adj. preserved Consobrlno, m. a cousin-gerConservadiJre, and Conservatore, support Consociazidne, /. association,

reflection

'

Conservamnto, m.

alliance

Consocile, m. a companion Consolamnto, m. comfort Consolante, adj. comfortable Consolare, to comfort, \comole Conscritto, part, (registrato) enrolled, registered, written Conservativo, adj fit to keep ; si consola facilmnte di (registrare) Conscrlvere, to questa perdita, he is not much m. a keeper, protector troubled for this loss write, to pen, to register Conservato, part, preserved, Consecrire, {see Consacrare) kept, saved Consolare, adj consular ; diConsecutivamente, adv. one Conservatolo, m. a reservoir it consolare, consular rnity after atiother Conservatrio, nt. a workConsecutivo, adj. one after olarmnte, adv. consulhouse, a nunnery Conservazine, and ConserConsecuzine,/, acquisition vagidne,/. preservation Consegnare, to deposit, con- Conservo, m. a fe.'low-sertmfort-

Conscinza,/. {see Coscinza) Cnscio, adj knowing of, con-

Hon

sign, intrust, to deliver Consegnato, part, consigned, delivered, described Consegnazidne, /. deposition, delivery Conseguente, part, consequent.

'

Conseguentemnte,
Conseguenza.
/.

adv.

by

auiy Consolatfvo, adj. comfortable Consesso, m. assembly Considerbile, adj. considera- Consolato, m. consulship adj. ble Consolato, comforted ; Considerabilmnte, adv. conquesta pioggia vien consosiderably lata, thU rain is cmnfortable Considerante, adj. considering Consolatore, m. comforter Considerare, to think, to medi- Consolatrio, part, comforting Consolazine,/, comfort Console, and Consolo, m. a Consideratamente, arfi.
i

Uely

consequence,
;

inference, conclusion, sequel

Considerato, part, considered Consideratdre, m. who consi.

{impoTtnz3i)momenl, weight: (termine in logica) consequence

Considerazine, /. and Consideramnto, t. consideration

Conseguimnto, m. adoption,
getting

1 1

Conseguire, to obtain, -gel, gain, succeed in the pursuit (succdere) to of a thin_g succeed, follow, come next Conseguitare, to follow; (also)
;

Consiglinte, adj. advising Consigliare, io advise ; consigliarsi, to consult lasciatevi consigliar

| \

with

Consolida, /. rvallwort, comfrey, btigle (herb) Consolidamnto, 7n. soldering Consolidare, to consolidate, to confirm, corroborate : consolidare l' amicizia, to strengthen friendship Consolidativo, adj. consolidating

da me,
adto conform Consonante, adj. harmonious

take my advice Consigliatamente,

adv.

Conseguitatdre,
tains

m. who o6- Consigliatlvo,

Consnso, and Consentimnto, m. consent, approbation Consentneo, adj. agreeable.

visedly adj. fit to advise Consigliato, part, advised Consigliatdre, m. adviser Consiglire, m. counsellor, an under-pilot Consiglio, m. resolution ; prn-

Consomiglire,

C onsonantcrante,

adv.
;

con

Consentimnto, m. consent
Consentire, to consent Consentito, part, consented Consentitdre, m. mho con-

der consiglio, to resolve stai a consiglio, to talk secretly ; consiglio di stato, a council board ; consiglio d gurra,
;

formabty, pursuant Consonanza, /. harmony vivere in consonanza con qualcheduno, to live in good understanding with somebody Consonare, to agree, to sing
together

coin
suitable to

e.,

this

a eourt-martial Consigndre, m.

my in
consrti, hussociety,

ioint-lord,

consono, adj. agreeable Consrte, rn. and f husband,

wife
;

Consimiglire, to resemble Conslmile, adj. resembling Consistnte, adj. consistent 7*

ambo

Consorteria,

band and wife /

[pany com-

CON
Conserto, m. a ecmpumon Consrzio, m. fellowship, company, familiarily Cnspfcere, to discern Conspfcuo, (see Cospicuo) Conspirre, lo plot, conspire Conspirato, part, conspired,
nited Conspiratcire,

CON
Consumante,
adj. wasted, eon

sumed, accomplished

Consumare,

to

waste, destroy

Consumativo, and
n5a*"^'-

Consumea
sapiperfect

lyning;
ta,

Conspirazidne, /. conspiracy Constre, io appear consta tutti, every body knows Consternazine, f, consterna:

Consumatore, m. waster, con-

Consumazidne,
tion

/.

consump-

Constipto,

adj.

dose,

Consumo, m. waste, decay Consuntivo, adj. consuming

Consunzione,

Contdre, < Contilo, part, reckoned, told Contatre, m. a computisi Contatto, i. touch, contaet Contazine,/, an account Cnte, m. earl, count Conta,/, county Conteggiare, to compute Contgna, /. a grave, proua countenance Contgno,, appearance: cainr in contgno, to walk ih gravity Contegnso, adj. sober, grave

Contemperanza,
;

/. proportion.

Constitufre, to constitute, apconstitufre alcuno point : in dignit, to prefer to ho-

consumption

de' scoli, the

Constitulto,

part,

constitut-

Contemperazione,

/.
rn.

Contemplamnto,
Constitutre,
stitutes

temper contemcontemn-

m. he
/.

rvho
constitu-

plation

Contemplante,
plating

adj.
io

Constituzine,
Constrignere,

Consustanzialmente, adv. conCostringere, to constrain, force

Contemplare,

contemplate.
adj.

and

substantially

Consustanziazine, /. consubstantiation

Contemplativo,

eontem-

Constrigniinnto, and Cosni. tringimnto, compulConstrufre, fo build, to c( strue words Constrtto, part, built Constrtto, . profit, gai Non so olle sar il construtto di quest" affare, / do not knot what will be the result

Contadina, /.
Contadinlla,

a
/.

cnuntry-ruo-

Coiitemplatre, m. a centem-

country-

Conteraplazine,/. contempla-

of that affair
Construzine, /. construction,

framing
Consuetamente, adv.
Consuto,
adj.

as

u-

Contadinllo, m. a countrylad C outadinescamnte,a(i donnishly, rudely Contadinsco, and Contadino, adj. rustic, rude Contadino, m. a countryman Contado, m. fields, shire, country (also) the vicinity of a
;

Contemporneo, adj. canlemporary Contemprre, to temper, moContendente, ing Contendnza,

Contndere,
adj.
/.

contend-

conten-

to quarrel, debate, fight, to strive

liti-

usual,

accus-

Contgio, m. and Contagine,

/. infecti07,

Contendevolmnte, adv.
giously

plague
adj.

Contagiso,

contagious.

Contendmnto, m. contention,
strife

happen
Consuetudinrio, ordinary
adj.

usual.

Consuetudine,/ custom, use

Consulta,/, consultation Consultare, to consult,
take

Contamente, adv. properly, handsomely Contaraento, m. an account Contaminbile, adj. what may
be contaminated

Contarainamnto,
iion, defiling

m.

pollu

Contenditre, i. a qua-rreller Contenente, adv. directly Contennte, adj containing Contennza, /. continence, capaciousness, gravity Contenre, to contain, comprise,

refrain:
self

Contaminare,
infect

to

contaminate,

Contenimnto,

m.

modera-

Consultivo,

adj. Jit

to

<

Contaminatissimo, adj, quite

Contaminato,
filed

adj. infected, de-

Contgnnere, to despise Contentamnto, . content, delight

Contaminatre, m. mho pollutes Contaminazine, /. contami-

Contentare,
voglie,
to

to

content, please,

gratify the indi

D2

CON
nation
:

contentarsi,

to

be

Contingnza, /. contingency,
Contlngere, to happen Contingibile, adj. casual Contingibilit,/ casually Continovre, {see Continuare,

Content4to,a(//. tatisjied, pleas-

Contrabbilanciare, to counter-

Contentatura,/, content Contentvole, adj. pleasing Contentzza, /. content, pleaContentibile, aj. contemptible,

Contraccambire, to recompense, reward, to truck Contracciinibio, m. mutual exchange rendere il conContinuamnto, m. Continua, traccmbio, to be even with a and Continuazine,/, conliperson Contnto, adj. contented, pleasContracchive,/. a false key Contraccffra, and Contractcnto se non lo vedo, I shall Continunte. adj. assiduous Continuare, to continue, to last ci'fera,/ a key for deciphernever be easy if 1 do not Continuatamente, adv. pering petually ContraccWglia, /. the keel of a Contnto, m- contentment Continuato, part, continued Gonteniito, pait. contained Continuatre, m. a continuaContenuto, m. the contents to r dir tutto il contenute Continuazine, /. continuashall tell you the story Contenzidne, /. debate, disContrada,/, country, province, Continuit,/ continuity street ContenSiosamnte, adv. con- Continuo, m. a close body Contraddanza, /. countryContfnuo, adj. continual fbtentiously bre contnua, a continual Conlraddtto, n. contradicContenziso, adj. quarrelDel, or Al continuo, tion ; snza conuaddtto, fever. ,ntly without dispute Gonteria, /. glass of lariotu Contraddicnte, adj. contra colours to form necklaces,

and its derivatives) Continuamente, adv.

nually

conti-

crorvns, S(c.

Conterminale, end Contermino, adj contiguous Conterminare, to border upon Contsa, /. striving, struggling, quarrelling

non persna, io esteem cnto di nessuno, he vali di cnto. nobody aireat n

;
;
1

Contraddicimnto,a<J Contra dicimnto, m. contradiction Contraddicitre, ni. he who

contradicts

Contraddire,

Contso, part, hindered Contssa,/, countess Contssere, to join, tvarp

constable Contestbile, m. gran contestbile, (in tin order of St. Stephen) thi grand prior

Contestare una lite, to bring an action of law Contestazine,/, contention Contsto, adj. woven Contzza,/, information, news; non posso darvene maggfor contezza, 1 cannot tell you
Conticlno, a small bill Contfgia. /. ornament Contigiato, adj. adorned Contiguit, /: neighbourhood,

cnto, cheap ; per che conto, for what reason f far i cnti, io settle accounts; conti chit, amici cari, even reckonings make long friends voi mne renderete conto, you sita be accountable to me for it , non mi toma conto, I do notjnd my account in i Contrcere, io twist, w writhe contrcersi, io wry faces
; ;

to contradict, oppose ; contraddirsi, to falter ContraddirXtto, m. fine, j>enalty Contraddistnguere, to distinguish, to signalize one's self Contradditre, m. antagonist Contraddttoriamnte^adu.co.v-

iradictorily

Contraddittorio, adj.
dictory propositions

contra-

Contraddivito, m. prohibited

Contorcimnto, m. contai Ttomre, v. io delineate, deign, to sketch Contornarsi, io have recourse Contornato, part, turned about

Contraddizine, /. and ContraJdicimnto, m. contradiction

Contradire,

{see

Contrariare

and
and

Contradi're,

all its derivatives) {see Contraddire, all its derivatives)

Contrno,

precinct, circuit ; contrni, the contours of a

i.

Contfguo, adj. contiguous Continnte, adj. continent.

picture Contorsine, /. a convulsion,

fii

Contrere, {see Contrarre) Contraffacimnto, m. counter

feiting Contraftcitre,
fatre, tator

and Contraf-

Continentemente, adv. chasteContinnza, /. circumference,

contin enee, ^firmness Contingente,"ad;. accidental Contingentemente, adv. cott$ally

Contrto, adj. twisted, crooked Contra, prep, (cntro) against Contrabbandire, in. smuggler

m.

counterfeiter, imi-

Contrabbando,
goods fai to s^nuggle
;

i.

prohibited

il

contrabbando,

CON
Contraffattra, and Contraffazine,/, counterfeiting Contraffrte, m. a buttress, a

CON
Contrrio, adj. contrary. V contrrio, adv. on the cc trary. Al contrrio, au quite contrary Contrrio, m. the contrary Contrarre, and Contrere, 10 contract, covenant, to unite. contrarre debiti, to Join run into debt contrarre
; ;

Contrnunre, to run against

Contravvallazidne, /. countervallation

prop

ContravTedre,

to look at

one

ContraWga,

/.

counterfiigue.

with an evil eye Contravvelno, m,

poison, antidote

counter-

Contraggnio, m. antipathy Contraimento, m. contraction

Contrafre, to oppose, 7 esist Contralettera, /. a counter-

Contravvenire,

to

infringe a

mand
Contrallme, m. a false light Contralto, m. a counter-treble Contrariialia, /. a counterContrarispndere, to rejoin Contrarispsta, f. a rejoinder, or duplication Contrascambiamnto, m. a
counter- change Contrascrpa, /.
a

Contrawersilh,/. con Contrazine,/, contri

Contribuire, to contri Contributre, m. wh

charm Contramdrca,
m-ark

/.

counter-

Contrainmandre,

to counter-

Contribuzine,

/.

mand
Contrammand;(to, m. a coun-

Con trascrivere,
gainst

Contrammdrca,

/.

a counter-

Con trascritto,

(for,
te

indon.')

[sign

Contrlrsi,

Contrassegnare, Contrassegnato, pai. countersigned Contrassegnatra,/. a countersignature

Contristamnte, adv.

rvith con-

Contristamnto, m. and ContristaZine,

/.

ajfiction,

grief
Contristare,
to affiicl ; tristarsi, to be afflicted

Contrammiraglio, m. a rearadmiral

con-

Contrammomnto,m.
poise

counterContrasslgillre,
to

counler-

Contraoperazidne, /. trary effect

Contrai\-irte,/./M<

a conContrassiglllo,

Contristatlvo, adj. afflicting ^MUtristto, adj.- aj/icted :ontristatre, i?i. one who
affiicts

m. o counter-

and second
Contrastbile, adj contentions Contrastamnto,' m. a dispute Contrastante, adJ. resisting

Contritamente, adv.
trition

jviih con-

Contrapolnza,/. resistance
Contrappiisso,
lionis,

m.

the

lex

ia-

Contritre, to mince Contrito, adj. minced

(also^

limb for limb Contrappelo, m. against the grain Contrai)pesamnto, m. equi-

Contrizine,

sorrow fur

Contrappesre,

to

cotmter-

Contrappso, m-. a counierpoise, weight Contrapponirnnto, m. oppoContrappdrre,

oppose contrapporsi, to be against; to intcfere [tion Contrapposizine, /. opposiContrappSsto, m. the oppoto
;

destiny Contrastatre, m. opposer Contrasto, and Contrastanza,/, debate, quarrel Contrata, /. (in cou,Ury, poetry)

Controstmaco,

adv.

umvill-

Contrattamnto, m. and Con- Controvre, trattagine,^'. dealing, trad- Controvato,

Confrattre, to contractH'ar-

to invent,

feign
invented,

part,

Contratempo, m. mischance Di contratmpo, adv. unseasonably

:

devised Controversia, /. debc.te, dispute Controverslsta, m. a contro

fare
to

una cosa
do a thing

ContrappiSnto, hi. counterpoint : far il contrappunto,

to

contratmpo,
unseasonably Contratto, m.

Controverso,

adj.

coiUroi-er-

accompany (in music)

adv.
con-

Contrariamente,
trarily

deed, instru- Controvertere, to dtba/e ment, agreement contrat- Controvertibile, adj. douilful. to di donazine, o deed of
;

Contrariare, to contradict Contrariet, /. opposition, disagreement tribolazine, ad\

gift

shrinking

CON
Contumcia, n.dce, m.
/. and Contu7vilfulne,s, stubaffront, abuse out-

COP
auembly
,

Convento,
convent,

m. an

Convivere,

monastery, house

ContumeUa,/

Conventuale, adj. frate conConveniito. part, agreed~ rtvenzionle, adj. conveniivenzionarsi to agree

Contumeliosamente, adv,

rageously Contumeliso, aij. aeronave Contundente, a. bruising, that

Conturbamnto, m. Conturbagine, and Conturbazine,

/. disturbance

Conturbare,

Conturbato,

to disturb, vex, to tkrorv into a confusion disturbed. adj.

Conversa, a lay-sister " ersbile, adj. sociable fersaraente, adv. on the

adj. conversant

to lire together Conviviale, adj. belonging to a feast Convocare, to call together convoked, part, Convocato, assembled Convocatore, m. rvho convokes and Convo''on vocazine, camnto, wi. convocation Convogliare, <o convoy, attend Convoglio, m. a conro/ Convolare, to marrjj again ConvOlgere, io tvalloiv, tumble,

ConvGlto, adj. dirty, tumbled Convlvolo, tn. convolvulus, a

plant Convulsionclla, a slight convulsion Convulsine,/- convulsion and Convulso, Convulsivo, adj. convulsive

Contusine,

/.

contusion.

Conversare,

,_

Con versa tlvo,

sociable.

Contso, ad), bruised Contuttoch, ce>ij although Contuttoci, conj. however, yet ConTalescSnte, adj. recovi ing; sser convalescnte,

aJTubh Conversato, pari frequented Conversatre, m. mho cononversazine, /.

and

versamnto,

m.
si

discourse,

Con- Cooperamnto, m. co-operation Cooperante, adj. marking togtCooperante, m- co-operator Cooperare, to co-operate m. a feUotvCooperatre,

ConvalescgnSa,/. recovery to confir,.,, Convalidare,

strengthen ; convalidarsi, to get strength. corroboConvalidato, fart, rated ContWe, f. a valley ConvenSnte, m. deed, agreement ; osservare il convennte, to keep a promise

tbiy adj adj. Con versi' vole,

Converso, changed. Per convrso, adv. on the contrary Converso. i. a lay-brother Convertibile, adj. transform

pari.

^u,,^^.

..,

marker
Cooperazine,/, co-operalwn Coordinato, adj. set in good

Coordinazine,/, order Coorte,/, cohort of soldiers

Coperchiella,
shift, trick

Convenenza,

/.

agreement.
:

appr
to
(

/.

eunning
; ,

conveniadj. Convenvole, ent; convenvoT cosa , it

it

reasonable; fare i convenvoli, to make compiiToli,

io

stand

upon

cere-

Convenevolzza,/. conveniency Convenevolissimamente, adv. most comfortably

Convenevolmente, and Convenientemente, adv. commodi^-usly, conveniently

Coperchio, m. a cover a lid coperil soperchio rompe il chio, too much of any thing Convertitre, m. a converter is good for nothing cover ; coprta da a Coprta,/ Convesso, adj- convex coprta di ltto, a coverlet Oonvidre. to convoy, guard lana, a blanket coprta d lonviato, part, convoyed, atuna casa, the roof of a house : tended the vascllo, coprta di Convicino, adj. neighbouring deck: sotto coprU, under ^Convincente, adj. convincing,
o oe converted part, converted ,
; ;

Conveniente,

ni.

decency.

adv. secretly Convincentemente, adv. evi- Copertamente, Copertina,/, coverlet Convincere, to convict, eonCoperto, adj covered; dark,
convicted, part. Convfnto, Convinzine, /. conviction Convitare, to invite to keep ar

clear

[dently

pretence

[closely

Convenienza,/, decency Convenimnto, agreement.

obscure ; parlar coprto, am discourse biguous words, mttersi al coprto, io shelter

Convenire, to agree, to meet, part, invited assemble: to be necessary; Convitato, Convitato, m. a guest ci conviene partire, tve must [doctor Convitatre, m. an inviier part banquet; and Con Conventire, to make one a Convito, living togeth feast, livio, m.. Convenla/ine, /. coronation Cot poets)
(of CoTivenUcoIa,
venticole,

and Con/. m. private me2t

.aiX"'

Copertio, I. a cover, roof; a double net Copertura,/ (see Coprto) Cdpin, /. plenty, copiousnfss ; far cpia di se, prostitution ; copi (raplilre), a extract copy, tran.icr:pt, qusto ci dar graii copia
.

di

ragianare,

this

n'U

afford

tu great matter for

Cortacchiiio, m. a silly felloni Corbccio, n. a tort of raven Corbre, to puff with pride Crba, /. curbs corba d'una
:

Coricare, and Coricarsi, to lie

down, stoop down Coricato, adj. lying Corifo, m. the chief, princifol

Ofyist

Copiglia,/, a linchpin Copiosamente, adv. copiously Copiosissimo, arf;. most pientiCopiosit,/, abundance [fui Copista, m. a copyist, a tranCopistccio, m. a scrawler Cojipa,/. the nape of the head Tiso, a cup : servir di cppa, to be a cup-bearer Coppardsa, /. copperas, or
;

Corhel'mre, to make a jest of Corbellatdre, he that jests

Corbellatura,/ scoffing Corbelleria,/ idle stuffCorbllo, m. a basket' Corbezzola,/, the arbutus

Corbzzolo, m. arbuttts-tree Corbicino, m. a young crorv 5rbo. m. a crutv; aspettar
;

Corimbo, m. ivy berries Corintio, m. Corinthian order Cdrio, m. the skin ; (out of
Joke) io ti trarr il cdrio, l ivilljlay thee alive Corista, m. a chorister Corizza, a pose, a rheum stopping the nose

vitriol

Cppe,/, plur. cups, a

certain cards used in

suit

Corbdna,/. a purse Corcare, to go to bed of Corda, / a cord, line

del collo, the tendons

Cma,/, pi. of Como, horns Corncchia, / a rook Cornacchiamnto, m. prating.

corda

Italii,S;-e.

Copplla,/, o coppe/: argnto

di copplla,.^?ie silver ; mettere alla copplla, to put to a
trial

Cordame, ra. cordage, gingofaship

Cordeggire, even

the rig

Coppellare, to try gold or silver by the coppel Coppetta./, a cupping-glass Cppia,/ a couple, a pair Coppire, m. a cup-bearer Cppo, m. pitcher, a cup

Coppdni, /i. pi. chips Coprente, adj. covering

ha coprimnto addsso, he
Coprire,
semble, hat
io
si

is

cover, hide,

dis-

copra, put on your

to be in a line, [cord Cordlla,/, tape, riband, small Corderia,/, a rope-yard Cordiale, adj. iiiicere, affectionate : nemico cordiale, a declared enemy Cordiale, m. a cordial Cordialit, /. cordiality Cordialmente, adv. heartily Cordiclla, and Cordicina, /. a small cord Cordigliro, m. a cordelier, (a Franciscan friar) Cordiglio, m. a band, He,

Cornamusa,/, a bagpipe

Comamusre,

lo play on the bagpipe Cornare, lo sound a horn Cornea,/ a portion of the eye Corneggiare, to toss about the horns ; la luna corneggia, the moon is in its in-

Corntta, /. a musical instrument a standard, a troop of

;

Corntto,

a small horn

Copritore, m. a cove-er,aiiler,
thatcher

Cordogiidre,
afflicted

tin. to

grieve, be

Cornicione, m. a large frame Comicoldto, part, horned

Cornila, /. berry, hedgefruit Crnilo, i the corn il-f ree
I.

Cordglio, m. grief, sorrorv ; si Copritura,/, a covering fatto gran cordoglio della Cpula,/, coupling, conjunction sua morte, his death has been Copulare, to couple greatly lamented Copulativamente, adv. copulaCordogliosamnte, adv. grief iively Copulativo, adj. copulative of heart, sorronfully Cordoglidso, adj. sorronful Coraggio, ni. courage, valour Coraggiosamente, adv. vali Cordoncino, ni." a small string [bold Corddne, m. a string anlly Coraggiso, ad}, stout, brave. Cordovanire, m. a tanner, a shoemaker Corallino, adj coral colour Cordovano, >n. cordovan leaCorallo, m. 'eorul thi-r tirar il cordovano, Coralmente, adv. cordially to use thifs, to play fast and Corame, n. dressed leather
:

horn

adu

far le : C1,ckold
;

coma

a ad

Comucdpia,/. plenty
Cornuto, adj
horned, a cuckold Cdro, m. chorus, choir; coro.

CorampGpolo, adv. in

public,

openly Coraravdbis, m. a lusty felloiv Corata, f. the pluck

Coratello, /.
the liver

of an

Cdre, m. heart (in poetry) Corggia, and Coregina, a strap; tirdre una corggia. eak wind Coreggiaio, m. a ttrap-n Coreggito, m. ajlail Coreggidne, i a large strap Coregrafia,/ chorography Coriandolo, and Corindro, m.

Corografia,/, chorography Corogrico, adj. chorographiCorollrio,

m
it,

kingdom.

cosa, to take the advantage <\f anything an', thinsCoronalo, oronio, . m, a ch chaplet maker
'.nrnnA]f>. a<^. nrli of nf n rrnm Coronale,

COR
corrdersi
il

cure, io

Correo,
Corona2ii5ne,/. coronation Ccrpaccita,/. a belly full ; far una corpacciata, to stuffone's
lelf

i.

an accomplice,
run;
ride post

flarv

Crrere, psta,

io
lo

al fine, io be

a dying

crrer la crrer ur;

.

Corrompvole, adj. corrupti-

Corpaccio, m. a bulky body

Corjiaccito, adj. corpulent Corpetto, m. a rvaUtcoat Corpicello, and Corpicino,

member; crrer voca, they Corrompimnto,

m, corrup-

m.
so-

far crrer voce, io say spread nervs; crrer dietro

;

Corrompitre, m. a corrupter,
falsifier,forger

a weak body Corpo, m. body,

ciety
;

aduno,
shape;

shaped;

in corpo, the devil

corpo, tvellil divolo is in him ; combttere corpo a corpo, io fight ; andar del corpo, io void ; nascere ad un corpo,
bello
egli

addsso altrui,

io entreat one crrer io fall on.

:

Corrosine,/, corrosion,

gnan-

ha

Correrla, /. incursion, excur-

Correspettivarante,
spectively Correspettivit,
affinity

adv.

re-

/.

relation,

son nati ad un corpo,

iliey

Correspttlvo, adj. equivalent,

Corporale, adj. corporal Coiporalit, and Corporeit,

/. corporaliiy

corresponding Correttamente, adv. correctly

Correttivo, adj. corrective Corretto, part, amended Correttre, m. and Conrettrice,
Correttorla,/. a correctorship correction, Correzine, /. punishment, reproof: correzine degli abusi, refbrmaiion of abuses orridio, nt. a gallery Corridre, m. covered nay, scouts, a horse

Corrosfvo, pr.rt. corroding Corrso, adj. corroded Corrottamente, adv. corrupt ly Corroltibile, adj corruptible Corrtto, pari. corrupted, bribed; corrtta fede, broken faith; testimni cor rtti, suborned, or bribed nit

Corrtto,

ni.

weeping, mourn-

Corporalmente, adu. corporally Corporatura, and Corpulnza,

/. bulk, size, plichi Corpreo, adj. bodily Corpulnto, adj. corpulent Corpulnza, /. corpulency Corpscolo, m. a corpuscle Corpusdmini, m. a certain
festival, called

ing
Corruccirsi, io be in a pas-

Corruccito,

adj.

provoked,

Corpus-

Christi-day Corp\ito, adj. bulky, big-bel-

ComiCL-io, m. anger, passion Corrucciosamnte, and Corrucciatamnte, adv. angrily, peevishly Cornicciso, adj. passionate Corrugare, io bend, contract
one's brorv, to rvrinkle

Corpiizzo, m. a corpuscle Corre, isee Cogliere) Corredare, to equip, furnish.

Corrimnto, a race cor- Corrusco, adj. sparkling rimnto di vnto, bloiving of Corruttla, and Corruzione,
;

the

wind
adj.

/.

corruption,
adj.
/.

spot,

ble-

Corrispondnte,
Corredato, pari, equipped Corrdo, in provision, feast corrdo di nave, rigging.
;

agree-

Comittibile,

corrupticorruptibi-

Corrispondnte, respondent
aptly, fitly

m.
adv.

ble

Corruttibilit,
lity

Corrispondentemente,
Correggente, pari, correcting Corrggere, io correct, io me Correggvole, adj. corrigibli

Corrispondnza,/, correspondproporzine, proporence

;

Corsa,/, race

Corruttre, m. corrupter : corsa di cavalli,

Corsale, and Corsare, m. corsair, pirate m. (corazza) a Corsaletto,

Correggmnto,

m.

corree-

Correggitre, m. reformer Correggiulo, m. a crucible Corregnre, io reign together Correlativo, adj. mutually re-

Corrispndere, to agree to match, to deal

Corrispsto, part, ansrver Corritio, m, a corridor Corritre, m. a scout Corrivo, m. a silly fellorv

niith,

Correlazine,/, a mutuai relation, correlation

Corroborante, Corroborato, and Corroborativo, pati,

corroborated, or corroborat-

Corseggiare, io rob at sea Corseggialo, adj. piratical Corsia, / a current, stream Corsire, m. a courser,
steed

Corrnte,/, a stream Corrnte, adv. fluently

Corsivamente,
full speed
:

ing Corroborare, strengthen, io confirm Corroborazine, /. confirm1

"^'

~.

adv. running passar corsivamente una cosa, to take mo notice of a thing Corsivo, adj. running; Tersi verses corsiivi, flowing

COR
stile cors ,vo.

COS
;

t smooth tlyle
i,

carditeli __

italic types

Crso, m.

cotti

Cortigiano, adj. of, or belonging to a court Cortile, m. court-yard Cortilitto, and Cortiluffo, m.

Cosmogrfico,

adj.

cosma-

Cosmgrafo, m. a coanographer

in corsoT to pirate; cdrso dpgli studj. io make a Cortina,/, a bed-curtain Cortinrtggic course of studies Crso, part, passed run Crt l'anno crso, last year Crto, adj. short Cno, ad j native nf Corsica crto di vista, short-sighted. Di crto, Corsio, adj. rumting cppio adv. shortly tener crto, to keep in legar crto, to deal Cortldo, m. a cropt horse ; a Crto, <ii>. shortly Cortamente, shortly, Corvtta, /. curvet adv. Corvettare, to prance rlejly Corvettatre, m. a horse that te,/
il
'

far

CosmoUbio, m. an instrument
like the astrolabe

"

Cosmologia,/, cosmology Cosmolgico, adj. cosmolo

gical

Cosmopolita,
li tdno,

and Cosmopo-

m. a cosmopolite, inhabitant the of

nny, silly fet-

world)
Cso, m.

low
Cosprso, Cosprto, and Cosperso.par*. strerfed,natered.

irte,

Cortedre,

to

accompany
bark,
f.

a
:

bride Corteccia, /. corteosiu i51a,

crust

Cospergere, and Cosprgere, to disperse, sprinkle Cospetto, m. presence Cospetto, interj. xookers! Cospettne, hi. a vapouring

small

Cospicu
Corteggiare, to attend, court

adj.

clear.

gunza, a serious matter

cose

fest

da

nulla,
pi.

baubles,

CortCcKio,

and

Corteggia-

trifes Cosaci-hi,

Cospirare, io conspire Cospirato, part. conspired,

plotted

m.

Cossacks

Coscndere,
Cortegiar.esco,
adj.

(see

Condescn-

Cospiratre, m. conspirator CospiraJine,/. plot, comlinaCOsso, m. a wart, hunch Costa, /. a rib; spiaggia, a coast ; andar csta csta, to

of

dere)

Cortegianfa,
Corto,

/.
train,

court-in-

m. a

or

re-

Cortse , adj. courteous, affable Corteseggiamnto, m. generosity, living at a high

Corteseggiale, to spend high.

Cortesemente,

adv.

courie-

Coscia, /. a thigh ; cscia di pnte, the Jhot of a bridge : cscia di castrato, a leg of mutton ; cscia di manzo, a leg ^beef Cosciale, m. cuisses fan armour of the thigh Coscienza, /. conscience; far coscinza, to make conscience, or scruple of any thing Coscienzidto, adj. conscien!

Costaggi,

Coita, adv. there, thither; via di cost, get you hence adv. here, below.

Costante, adj. constant, steadfast ; per costante, for cer-

Cortcs'fa, /. courtesy ; cia la cortesfa, be so

mi
kind

fac-

Coscienziosamente, adv. tonscieutiously

Costantemnte, adv. duously Costanza, / consfanty

Costare, to cost
;

assi-

caro

mi

csta,

Cortzza,/, brevity Coriicma., f. a sinall yard Cortigiana,/, a common n'Oman, (also) a court lady Cortigianamente, adv. courtier-like

Coscintto, m. a bag Coselllna, Coserella, and Costta,/. trif.e Cosi, adv. so. thus, after this
egli mi disse ; cosi, Ae told me so ; cosi, I rvish : cos, cos), so, so ; cost fatto, such like ; non

/ pay dear costare, to be plain ; csta a tutti, every body knows

Costass, adv. there, above Costato, m. side, ribs Costato, part, cost Costeggiare, to coast along Costi, pron.f. she, or this Costellazine, constella/.
tion

manner

Cortigianeria, /. (see Cortegianfa) Cortigiansco, adj. belong-

mnie,
^

complimnti
fair
/.

cor-

tigiansclii,

empty
courtier's

ho detto cosi fatte cose, / did not say so ditegli cosi e cosi, tell just si lettamente, adv. i this
;
'

Cortigiania,

Costernazine,

/.

'.

Cosmetico,
Cortigiano,

adj.
there,

m. a

courtier,

(beautifying)

in

that

Cosmografia, f. cosmography

GOV
Costire, Costinci,

CRE
Cozzne,/, boiling, dressing Cozz^e, to butt, as rams ; to
strike, to contend

m. a coasting
adv. thence
to
actj.
;

pilot

Costumato,
customed
nell-bred
;

uscfte

used, acff^rt. di buoni costumi,

Costipare,
Costipato,

constipale,

bound,

cos-

Costumazine,/. instruction Cozzata, /. and Cozzo, m. s Costume, ni. custom, usage, use 6/on' with a horn ; che giova nelle fata dar di cozzo ?
wltat
signifies

striving

Cosfipazidne,/ costii'enets Costitute, to constitute, appoint, to raise, prefer appointed, Costitufto, part, established CostituitcSre, and Costitutre, m. a constitutor

Coti, and Cot^li, pron. m. pi. Cotale, pron. such ; in cotl modo, in such manner

Cotale, m. a dunce Cotanto, so much, so long, thus

against fate t Cozzne, m. a horse-dealer Crnio, m. the skull Crpula, /. drunkenness, debauchery Crapulare, to eat and drink to

much

perch

siete

stato

Costi
,

ttitutioi

cotanto a venire ? why were you so long a coming f Cte, /. a nhet-stone (in poetry)
;

Crapulne, m. a glutton
Crapulosit, gluttony Crassezza., f filth, grease Crasso, adj. greasy : fat, ignoranza crassa, o gross ignorance Cravatta, / a cravat, a stock Creante, adj. creating

CCsto,

i.

deer e, law charge, expense

rvithout

snza cdsto, expense

any

Cotenna, and Ctica,,/, skin of the head

the

Costola,/, a rib Costolati\ra,/. all the ribs Costolire, m. a wood-knife,

Cotesti, pron. this, this man Cotesto, adj. this, that Cotesti, pron. this ; pi. Cotestro, these

Creanza, /. civility; non sarebbe buona creanza se voi

faceste questo, il would not be civil in you to do such a

Cotidianamnte, adv. daily

Costollna,/. a small rib Costro, proa. m. pi. these,

Cotidino, adj daily Cotgna, jr. a quince

Cotognto, ni. marmalade Cotgno, m. guince-tree Costrettfvo, adj. astringent Costretto, part, constrained, Cotne, m. corto Cotomfce, and Coturnice, /. forced Costrfgnere, a quail, a partridge and Constrlngere, to cotistrain, oblige : Ctta,/, a coat, a surplice la necessit mi costrigne Cotttccio, adJ. half-baked fare quel che non vorrei, Cotto, adj. cooked necessity forces me to do Cottura, dressing meat what I would not Coturno, ni. a buskin Costiignimnto, and Cos- CTa,f. a tortoise-shell tringimnto, ni. compuls Covacelo, and Covacciolo, m.
'

Creanzato,

adj.

polite,

tvell-

Crere, to create

creato, ill-bred

Creatre,

nt.

creator

in-

ggno creatre, an original

Creatura, /. creature Creaturina, and CreaturSlIa, /. a little creature Creazine, f. creation Crbro, adj. (in poetry) thick.

Costrizine,
Costruire,
st

/.

conttrici
to

Credente, a<Ij. believing ; i crednU, the faithful beli^, faith, Credenza, prder crednza, to credit far crednza, io voglio sapere il costrutto, hatching lose credit 1 will know the bitttom Coverchiare, to cover trust: dare a crednza, to credit: pigliare a Costrutto, part, built, made Coverchio, m. a coverlid sell on Costruttura,/. building, struc- Coverli'na, /. a housiitg, a crednza, to buy on credit Credenzira,/. a cupboard, a horse-cloth Costru2iune,/. a Imilding Coverta, /. a cover, pretence beanfet Costui, pron. m. this man Credenzire, m. a btitler, c Covertamnte, ado. secretly Costumanza, /. Coverture, to hide, conceal Costuma, fidant and Costume, m. custom, Covertto, part, concealed Credere, to believe, trust Credvole, adj. credulous Covertfna,/. a horse-cloth Covfglio, m. a bee-hive Credibile, adj. credible Costum.-ire, to be customary Cidibilmnte, adv. credibly costumare alla crte, to Covile, m. a den, a cave costumare Cvo, and Covolo, m. a den, Crdito, m. credit, trust, name, fregne ssere iu hole, lurking-hole, the form esteem, interest rallo. \ horse crdito, _ of a hare = . J mtter in crdito, to put itk I Covne, a shea f of corn
to

build,

con-

Covante, atlj. hatching Covare, to hatcti, brood ; covare il fuco, to sit close to
thefire

me

Cosn-utto,

m.

interests,

profit, gain, contents, bottom ;

Covata,/ eggs for a brood Covatura, and Covazidne,

/
:

/.

Covrire, (in
I

r"'l'ry)
its

(see

CoC-editdi

prire,

and

derivatives)

Crdo, m. ike creed

Credulit,/, credulity
I

lose

Crdulo,

adj.

credulous,

Cricca, /. a

game

at cards

Credulo, part, believed,

sup

rout, a

company
Critichtto,

Crma./, cream
Crmisi, m. crimson Cremisino, adj. crimson
co-

Cricche, m. crick, creak Cricchio, m. whim, caprice

ignorant

Crolo, adj. Creolian ninal. adj. cracked, Crepacci'to, gaping criminale. nalefacCrepccio, m. crevice, gap Crepacure, m. grief, sorrorv Criminalista, m. a lawyer in Crepare, to burst, chap ; crepar di sete, to be thirsty Criminalmente, adv. crimiCrepato, part, burst Crepatura, /. crevice, chink. Criminre, to prosecute, to rupture Crepitare, to crackle Criminazidne,/. accusation sin, Crepolare, to burst Crimine, crime, n. Crepscolo, m. truilight fault Crescente, adj. growing Criminso, adj. criminal Crescenza,/, growth, increase Crinale, m. an ornament for Crescere, to grom, increase, the hair Crine, m. hair Crescvole, adj. disposed to Crinira,/, a horse's mane Crinito, and Criuto, adj. m. increase. hairy Crescimnto,
1

Crime, m. a crime Crimenlse,n. a crime against majesty Criminale, and Criminso,

Critico, m. a critic Critico, adj. critical Crivellare, to sift, to bolt, to

find fault with

Crivellato, part- sifted Crivllo, n. a sieve

Croccare,
chatter

to

snap,

crack

Crocchiare, to strike, tattle Crocchio, m. prating, chat' ting Crocchidne, m. prattler, blab Croccia,/, a crutch Crocciare, to cluck Crdce, /. a cross ; tormnto, supplizio, torment, pu-

nishment
fliction
;

afflizine,

af-

a occhio e crdce, at

Crceo, adj. saffron-colour Crocesignto, marked ad^ with a Crocevia, /. s-tvay.

Crocetta,/, a small cross

Crescine, m. mater-cresses

m. increaser, apCrisolito, m. a chrysolite Crisopazio, m. a ckrysopaze Cresciuto, part, grorun Cristallino, adj. bright, crysCrsima,/, consecrated oil Cresimare, to confrm Cresimatdre, m. he that con- Cristallo, m. crystal, transparent ; il mormorar de'
Crescitdre,

Crociamnto, m.

affliction

Crociare, to torment, offici Crociata, /. crusade, holy Crociato,

flicted

part,

crossed,

af-

Crspa,/ Crespamn and Crespezza,/ rvriJtrtiiJtg

,

liquidi cristalli, the mur- Crociato, m. torment, suffering Crocicchio, m. a cross-way muring (if the clear stream Cristo, and Cristre, m. a Crocidare, and Crocitre, to
clyster

Crespare,

to crisp, or plait Crespllo, m. a kind of fritdelle ter ; tar cresplli ciglia, contract one's to

croak
(also)

Cristianccio,
tian,

m. a bad chris- Crocifiggere, to crucify a good plain Crocifiggimnto, m. an<f Crocifissine, crucifixion Crocifisso, adj. crucified Crocifisso, m. a crucifix Crocifissre, m. the crucifier Crocidne, m. a large cross Crco, m. crocus, saffron Crogiolarsi, to dress, or boil cocker, to nicely ; (also)

Cristianamente, adv. chrisCrespso, adj. tian-like cappellatura Cristianella,/. a silly woman Cristianllo, and Cristiandne, crspa, coloured hair viso crspo, a wrinkled face Crsta, /. crest, top, height crsta di gallo, a ctckS
Crspo,

and
;

wrinkled

pamper, or make much of

one's self

Crestaia,/, a milliner CrestiSso, and Crestto, adj.

crested

Crta,/, chalk Cretso, adj. chalky Crire, (see Creare, and

its

Cristiano, m. a christian Cristianissimo, adj. most christian Cristire, and Cristiro, m. a clyster Cristo, m. Christ Critrio, m. geod sense Critica, and Criticazine, /.
1

Crogiuolo, Croio, adj.

-'-

CroUamr
jogging
Crollante, adj. shaking,,folting Crollare, to shake, jolt, jog Crollo, m. a shake, toss,

jerk

Crma,/,

crotchet,

quaver

cue
Cromtico,
adj.
aiid

cuo
unr
Cucrbita,
/.

cinto
Cronica, /.

Crnaca,
chronicle

Crudo,

adj.

raw,

distilling

Cronicccia,/. a bad chronicle Cronista, and Cronlchfsta, m.

an historian
Cronico,
adj.

Cruentare, to make bloody Crunto, adj. bloody, horrible,

frightful

CucrZa,/. a gourd Cucuzzolo, m. the top of the

Cffia,/, a cap Cuffire, to eat immoderately

chronic,

tedi-

Cruna,/
OronolOgico,
Cronolotrfsta,
adj.

the eye of a needle

chronolo-

Crusca./, bran, the Florentine Cugina,

a,id

Cugine, m.

academy
m. chronologist
Cruscante, m. one who aims
CronOm(5tro, and CronOscopo, m. a chronometer Crosciare, to pour, to rain hard, to fling, throw, strike.
Croscio,

language

Cui, pron. wlwse, of which, of whom ; di cui la bellza, whose beauty a cui ris;

Cruscita,/. Cruschllo, fi Cruscne, m. eoa crushing, Cruscso, adj. full cfbran squashing crscio d'acqua, Cubttolo, to catch a shower, tempest Crosta, /. crust, scurf, scab Cbico, adj. cubic, or citcrsta Francse, the French disease non intndere che Cbito, ni. the elbow, a la crsta d'una cosa, to have but a superficial knowledge Cubo, m. cube, a solid body of a thing Cuccagna, /. the tiame of an Crostata,/, a kind of pastry Crostatiira, /. pavement, in- Cucchiaia, /. a charger (for great guns), a shovel crostino, toasted bread Cucchiaiata,/, a spoonful Crostso, and Crostuto, adj. Cucchiaira,/. a spoon-case Cucchiio, m. a sjwon Crostellino, m. a small crust Cucchinone, m. a soupCruccvole, adj. passionate Cruccevolrante, Crucciate- Cucchire, /. a trowel, (also) mnte, and Crucciosamente, a charger for great guns adv. passionately Cccia,/, a couch Cruccia,/, a mattock Cucciare, to lie down Crucciare, to anger, provoke ; CuccioUno, m. a young whelp angry Cucciolo, and Cuccio, m. c Crucciato, and Crucciso, aner, nrovoked (for uvo) m. c egg , passion, anger,

psi, to tvhom I voi, cui fortuna

answered
tanto
:

fa-

m.
;

vorisce, you, whom fortune da cui favours so much

una favorevol risposta, from whom I had a favourebbi Culatta,

breech,

and Culo, m.
;

bum

culatta,

the the
;

bottom of a church lamp culatta d'un cannne, the breech of a gun Culiso, m. an amphitheatre at Rome, the Coliseum Culla./ a cradle Cullare, to rock the cradle Cultivre, (see Coltivare, and
Culto, m. worship Cumino, m. the herb cummin Cumulare, to heap, hoard Cumulatamnte, adv. abundantly Cumulativamente, adi, accumulatively

Cruciamnto, and Cruciato, Cucc,

Cruciare, to tor7nent Cruciato, part, tormented Crucifiggere, (see Crocifiggere) Crudamente, adv. bitterly, cruelty, bluntly, rashly Crudelaccio, adj. cruel
Cru.Ile, adj.

and Cclo,
/.

m.
;

Cucina,

kitchen

di

buona

cucina,

good for

cooking Cucinare, to cook Cucinato, part, dressed, cooked Cucinira, /. and Cucinire,
cttshion, pillow

Cumulativo, adj. accumulative Cumulato, heaped, part. hoarded Cumulatre, m. mho accumulates Cumulazine,/, and Cumulo, m. accumulation Cuna,/ a cradle Cneo, m. a wedge Cunlculo, m. a mine; far cu(conlculi, to undennine niglio) a rabbit Cuca,/, a female cook (afCucere, to dress meal
; :

barbarous

inhuman, fierce, Cucino, m. a un crudele, a

fliggere) to vex, fret

me ne
heart

cuoce
bleeds; digest
icire,

il

cure,
(also)

my
to

Crudelissimamente, adv. most

cruelly

Crudelissimo, ndj. most cruel

Cucito, part, sewed, stitched Cucitre, n. Ae that sews Cucitrice, / a sempstress Cucitura, and Cucimnto,

concoct,

Cucersi, to get drunk

Crudelmente, idv cruelly

Crudelt, f. cruelty, inhttmnnity, barbarity Crudetto, adj. almost ran

m
ing, baking,

Cuocitra,,
Cuculiare, to laugh at,
Cuculiatxa,/. raillery
scoff,

CUR
m. Itatker, sk!n, parch' ioi(; tirar le cuia, to the ire, m. heart, life, mind
[iio,

ada
to
;

n
:

da,

questo no

da

ilve

far cure, to cheer

up

man

(dilettante rare) a virtuoso

;

di

preRiSr di cure, to

aver
heart

cure,

to

Curro, a roller Cursre, m. a courser, a kind

Con gran cud

Home
Curvare, to curb, bend Curvato, part, curbed, bent Curvatura, Curvzza, ana Curvit, /. curve, crookedgladly,

coHuti^eously.

A ma
I

Uingly.

Cupzza, /. depili Cupidamente, adv. fondly

greediness

not fit to D, (/roni dare) he gives, or give thou Da che voi volete cosi, since you will have it so : da banda, aside ; da bffe, IH jest ; da indi intm.i , heucefor rva rd ; daindi additro, llience backward ; i indi i in poi

fare, things

Cupidfgia,/. covetoutness, lust,

Curvilineo, adj. curvilinear Curvi'pede, adj. curve-footed

CupJdfne, m. (in poetry) Cupid Cupidissimo, adj moit desirCupidilh, f. fondness, covetout-

Curule,/. a c'urule chair Curvo, adj. arched, bent Cscia, /.' a hotbed Cuscintto, m. a small pillotv Cuscino, m. a cushion, a pillom Cuspidato,!!, cuspidated, sharp

Dabbenggine, /.

simplicity.

Dabbne, good, honest; da umo dabbne, as an honest

Dabbrid, m. a psaltery Dacb, conj. since Daddovrd, adv. in earnest

Cupido, n. Cupid, love pointed Cpido, adj. desirous, eager Cspide, m. cusp, point Cupo, adj deep umo cupo, Custde, m. a keeper, a guara cunning man: nel cupo del mare, in the depths of
;

Daga, a dagger Din

[doe
:

Din

Dallato, orfu. aside, n.^

Cupola,/, a cupola
Cujiresso, m. {see Ciprsso) Cura,/, care, diligence ; darsi

keepihf;

D' allra innanzi, from that

in qua, hithertn; dalla, of, from ; da lungi, at a distance, far off; da volta in su, more than
A' allra

Custodire, to keep guard

Custodito, part, kept, secured

cura, to mind. Cura, parish cura d' anime, cure of souls cure amorse, amorous tor;

Curabile, adj. curable Curagine,/ cine, curing

Custoditre, m. a keeper Cutaneo, a. cutaneous, relating to the skin Cute, /. skin, bark Culrzola,/. a species of winged ant cuticle, skin CutrStta, Cutrettola,/. a frag-

una

Curandio, m. bleacher Curante, part, caring, minding Curare, to value, esteem ; non curo di voi, / esteem you not ; medicare, to cure, attend,
protect, defend Curasnetta, /. a

Cuticola,/
rai"/

Damare,

v.

the fine lady"'^' to king (at the

Cuvidso, adj. greedy Czar, TO. the Czar f emperor of

game of draughts/
ainaschlno, adj. damasked Damasco, (see Dommasco) Dameggiare, to court the ladies

buttress

or

buttrice

Curata,/, the pluck

Curatella,/. the liver Curativo, adj. physical Curato, m. a curate, a parson Curato, part, cured Curatre, m. and Curatrice, /.
keeper, a guardian, a trustee Curazine,/. cure Crcuma, /. a kind of Indian plant employed by dyers

jella,/ a ymtug /ady' Damigllo, m. a page Damma,/, a doe (in poetry)

Dam'zza,/. a low

nwwan

Da
prep, from; da, about; DA,rano da venU, they were

molto, adj. of worth, of

Curerta,

/.

administration,

about tnienty. less tvorth ; da pi,

da,
to, for to mangiare, good
:

Da meno, of
to

guardianship
Curia,/, a court of justice
Curiale, adj. of the court, or council-house Curialita, /. kindness, civility Curiandolo, m. coriander Curiosamente, adu. curiously

have of more buno da Danaiso, and Danarso, eat; da tonied

;
' '

adj.

Danaresco, adj. ready

Da

mall money ninte, adj. worthless : un

'

'

an

insigni-

DAR
Dannbile,
blamalile

DEC
damnable,
,

adj.

Dannabilmente, adv. damnably,

to

Dannare,

dangerously to condemn,
;

to full

blame

to erase.

to damn, Dannare

finish

la ragidne, to cancel a debt.

Dannato, part, damned, conder/\ned

Dannati, pi. m. the damned Dannatore, m. a condemner damnation. Dannazine, /.

Danneggiamento, m. damage Danneggiare, to damage, to

Danneggiato, part, damaged,
hurt

dar compimento, to dar bando, to banish De', (for deve) he mutt dar da dormire, to lodge Dea,/, a goddess dar fondo, to cast anchor Debaccre, to storm, to fiy in dar il buon viggio, to vish a passion a good journey dar in uno, Debaccatre, . a furious man to meet one ; dar la bia, to Debbiare, . to burn the stubble, to manure by burning jest; dar la corda, to give the strappado dar la mano, Debellare, io overcome io consent ; dar a credere, to Debellato, part, vanquished make one believe ; darsi ad Debellazine,/, conquest uno (parlando d'una donna) Dbile, adj. feeble, n-eak io prostitute herself; darsi Debilit, and Debilitamnto,

upon

DSio, m. custom, toll Dazine, /. donation, surrendering; dazin dell' anUo, rvedding-day De', art. (for delli) of the.'

; :

pace,

to

quiet

one's

self;

Danneggiatre, m. he that does hurt

darsi buon tempo, to live a merry life; darla a gambe, io run arvay dar che dire,
;

ni. feebleness ; debilit d" animo, faint-hearted ness Debilitate, to rveaken, enervate : debilitarsi, to grow.'

Dannvole, adj. shameful, infamous, prejudicial Dannevolrante, adv. damna

bly

Dannificre, to damage, hurl Dannificto, part damaged

Danno, m. cost, hurt, damage a m(o danno, to my cost Dannosamente, adv. hurffully Dannso, adj. hurtful
Dante, adj. giving
;

dante, e'l ricevnte, belrveen giver and receiver dante, a kind

;

tra'l

of leather
Dantsco, adj. in the manner of B^nte, the poet Da nulla, adj. good for nothing Danza, /. a dance sser in danza, to he talked of; entr.<r in ddnza, to do as others do Danzare, tu dance Danzatre, ni. and Danzatrice,
;

Danftta,/. a short danct Da oggi innanzi, adv. for the future ; da parte, aride, secretly: da parte a parte, through; da per se, by himself; da per tutto, 'every-

Dbito, m. a debt Dbito, adj. dice -vi sono debito per tutti questi favori, / am obliged to you for all ihes favours tma del porto) a rvet-dock Debitre, m. a debtor Da scherzo, adv. in jest Debitiizzo, Da senno, adv. in earnest a trifling sum D'assai, adj. (sufficinte) suf- Dbole, adj. feeble, wecik teni Deboletto.'and Deboluzzo, adj. ficient, very able; '" weakish, faintish d'assai, to think self Debolzza,/, weakness DasseZzo, adv. lastly Debolmente, adv. ^veakly Data,/, a date Deca, decina,/, decade, ten Dataria, and Dateria, /. thi DecacBrdo, m. a psaltery Decadnza,/. decline,faU datary's office (at Rome) Datrio, i. a Roman officer Decadere, to decay, decline Decadimnto, ni. a decay Dativo, ni the dative case Dativo, part, rvho gives Decaduto, part, declined Decgono, m. a figure of ten Dato, part, given angles Dato, o dato che, conj. supDeclogo, nu the ten command!, *c. Datre, m. and Datrice, f. Decanato, m. a deanery Decano, m. a dean Decantare, to publish, to de;

carte, lo deal ai cards; dar (aver qualche somiglinz) io incline io ; questo panno d nel rosso, this cloth inclines to red, or is reddish ; non si d tutti d'entrare, it is not permitted to every body to go in
(la

io le

give occasion

to talk

dar

treak
Debilitato, pati,

weakened

Debilitazione,/, weakening Debilmnte, adv. weakly Debitamente, adv. deservedly.

Drsena, f.

parte pi in-

Dappi, adv. from the foot Daopociggine, atid Dappochezza,/. ignorance, idleness

cant, to boast, to ertol

Dattrno, prep, aboi

about

Dappco, adj. idle, coward Dappoi, adv. since,after, afterDappoich, conj. since thai Dapprsso, prep, near, just by Da prima, adv. at first Da qua innanzi, adv. for the
Jnirdeggiare,
to dart., cast,
i

Davntc, or Davanti, before ; pararsi davnte, to runem-

Decantato, part published Decapitare, to behead Decapitato, part, beheaded Decapitazine,/. Micuding Decennale, adj ten years old
Decenn.irio, adj. pf'ien

Davvantggio, adv. more,

Davidico, adj. nf David

'

Decnnio, m ten years Decnte, adj. decent Decentemente, adv. decenih,

Decenvirto, ni. decemvirate Ueceuviri, m. pi. decemviri

DEL
Decnza,/, decency
Decvole, and Dicvole, adj. decent, becoming Decevolzza,/. decency
;.

Decotto,

m. a

decoction,

to

:cide

Deciferare, fv deciph Deciferto, part, deciphered

Dcima./, and Dcimo, m.

tythe. tenth

tht

bankrupt Decozine, /. decoction, bankruptcy (in law) Decremnto, m. a decrease Decrepit, and Decrepitzza, /. old age Decrpito, adj. decrepit, deDecrscere, to decrease; le acque decrescono, the waters ebb ; i girni decrescono, the

to defraud Defunto, adj deceased Defunto, m. a dead man Deggna,/ a dragnet Degenerante, adj. degeneraf

Defraud^e,

Decimbile, tytheable adj. (laru term) Decimale, adj. decimal ; ' decimale, decimal

eracy
iegene-

irithm
'>

to g

days grow shorter Decrescimnto, m. (see Decremnto)

Decretale, m. decretals
;

Degnare,

Degnamnte, adv. worthily and Degnarsi,

to

decree,

Decimati

iythittg-

Decretalista,

m. a canonist

Dcimo, m. a tenth Decfna,/. ten

jiait

Pecretalmnte, adv. decisively

Decretare, to decree, enact Decretato, part, decreed Decrto, i. decree, order Dcuplo, adv. ten timet

vouchsafe, to value; se degnerete favorirai, if you condescend to favour me ; non degno la vostra compagnia, / do not value your

Decisine,/, decision Decisivamente, adv. peremptorilr,

company Degnazine,/ complaisance

Degrivole, adj. gentle,
ajffh-

as

Decisivo, adj. decisive Deciso, adj.' determined Decisore, i. rvko decides Declamare, tu declaim, inveigh Declamatre, wi. a declaimer Declamatorio, adj. declama-

Degnevolmnte, adv. worthily

Decurine, m.
Decussare, Dedicare,
ti.

captain

over

(ironically)

Degnificre,
to cut

lo

make worthy

to dedicate, crate ; dedicarsi, to one's self

across consedevote
/.

Degnila,/, dignity Degno, adj. worthy,

ing,

deservconvenient, jit, tuHto

Dedicatria,

and Ddica,

Degradare,

degrade,

dt-

Declamazidne,
tion

/.

declama-

Declaratrio, adj. declaratory Declinbile, adj declifiable

Declinamnto, m. declination
Declinare, to decline, decay ; abbassare, to humble, depress ; il tempo declina verso '1 freddo, the weather grows cold; la bellezza declina coir et, beauty decays
Declinazi( deck
e,/, decline, decay.

Dedicazine,/, consecration Ddito, adj. addicted Dedizine,/, a surrender Dedtto, part, deducted Dedurre, to deduce, reduce;
dedursi, to resolve

Deh
^ei!
pi.

inteij. alas interj. gods!

'.

devi) thou must.

Dei, (for Dei, (art.

Deduzine,/, inference Detalcamnto, m. deduction

Defalcare, to abate, deduct Defatigare, to fatigue Defensre, m. a defender

of the Deicida, m. a deicide

Deicidio,

m)

deicide (the dsatU

ofot

Savio

Defernza,/, deference Deferire, to defer, to delay, to esteem ; io deferisco molto

Declino, Declive,

wt. decline

and

Declivo,

adJ.

for you
Defesso, part, wearied, tired Deficinte, adj. deficient

Declivit, /. and DecUvio, m. declivity, descent Decollare, io behead

Deificamnto, to. (see Deificazine) Deificare, to deify Deificato, part, deified Deificazine, /. deification^ (apotheosis) Deifico, adj. divine Deifrme, adj. god-like

Deficinza,/ deficiency
Defintre, to define Definizine,/.(ee Diffinizine, and its derivatives) Deflorare, to deflower
j

Deismo, m. deism
Deista, in. a deist Deit. /. divinity ; deity Del, art cfthe

Decollaz'ne,/. beheading Decorare, tu adora, emiel-

Delatre,

m.

an

informer.

Decorazine,/. decoration Decro, m. grace, decorum Decorosamente, adv. honourably

Deflorazine, f. defloration, or ddlon

^spy
Del
ally

m. flowing, illapse Deformare, to disfigure

-eflusso,

Decoroso,
Dec<5rso,
la

adj.

decorous,

de-

DL-formazine, /." deformity

m. a

campagna decrsa,

cour.v, the end ; the last

Defrme, adj. deformed Deformemente, adv. deformj

Delegare, to depute Delegato, ?i. a delegate Delegazine,/, delegation Delettabile, adj delectable

Delettamnto,
I

m.

delightt

campaign

j >

Deformita,/. deformity 87

plsasure

Di-lettre, (see Dilettire, iU derivatives)

and

Denigrazine,

slandering

Depl orare,

io

deplore,

6e>

Deietto, m. a choice Delfino, m. the dauphin, (also) a dolphin, (a,fish) Deliberare, to deliberale deliberaadj. Delil eratvo,

Denominare, to name Denominativo, adj. denominative

Denominatre, m. a denomi-

DenominaSine,

/.

denomina-

Deponimnto, m.
Denotante, adj. signifying Denotare, to denote, remark Denotazine, significa/. Densre, isee Condensare) Densto, and Dnso, adj. thick.
Densit,
/.
density,
ihick-

deposition.

Deprre,

lo

depose,

deprive.

Delicatezza,/. delicacy delicato, adj. delicate, weak Delimdre, tu corrode

Delineamnto,

m.

delinea-

Delinere, lo draw, delineate delineated. part, Delineato,

Delineatre, m. a designer, or

Depositeria, /. the depository Deposito, m. trust, charge

Dentccio, in. a bad tooth Dentale, m. ploughshare Dentime, m. and Dentatura,

Delinqunte, m. an offender DeUiiquere, to transgress Dclfquio, m. afaintingjit Delirante, adj delirious Delirdre, to rave
Delirio,

fasetofteelh
Dentilo, adj toothed Dnte, m. tooth ; tener l'animo co' denti, io be almost dead mostrare 1 denti,
;

Deposizine, j: a deposition, degradation, evidence Depsto, part, deposed, put out of place deposto ogni timore, laying aside all
,

Depsto, m. attestation,

testi

many
Depravare,
to

m.

delirium,

mad-

io

look fierce

pigliar

il

corrupt,

vi-

stinate; stare a denti secchi, lo be idle; to be very

Depravto, adj. depraved, spoil-

Dentecchidre,
Deliziare,

t>

to nibble

and

Deliziarsi,

to

Dentellato, pari,

dented,

in-

make merry
Deliziosamente,
adv.
deli-

ciously Deliziso, ad), delicious Del pari, adi), even Del tutto, adv. entirely, guile Delucidazine,/ clearing up Deludere, to delude, mock, deceive

Dentello, m. lace notching Dntice, m. a shark

denting,

Deprecazidne,/. entreaty Depredare, to ptey upon Depredatre, m. a rubber Depredazine, /. and Depre

Dentifricio, m. dentifrice, tooth-

powder
Dntro, prep, within Denudare, <o sttip naked, ex-

damnto, m. depredation Depressine,/ depression

Deprsso,
adj.
to

depressed,
deprei

Deprimere,

de.

Deludimnto, m. and Delazine,/ delusion, cheat Deluditre, m. a deceiver, deDelso, part,

deluded,

Denudato, adj. naked Denunzia,/, a declaration Denunziare, to infortn against

Denunziatre,

Depurare, to purge, cleanse Depurato, part, cleaned, purified

m.

an

in-

mock-

Demente, adj. mad, frantic Demenza,/, madness, f illy

Demeritare, to do amiss Demeritvole, adj. unworthy Demrito, m. demerit, punish-

Dependente, adj dependent Dependentemnte, adv. dependently

Depurazine, /. depuration Deputare, to depute, appoint; a questa sorta d'alberi bisogna deputare un terreno grosso, we tnnst chou.se fat ground for tiat sort of
Deputato,
part.

Demo'fre. io demolith Demolizine,/, a demolishing

Dependenza,/. dependency far Depndere, to depend tutto quel che depende da me, / will do whatever ties
.

deputed.

Demoniaco,

adj. furious, possessed of a devil

mad,
Deplorbile,
ob-

Deputazine,/, deputation Derelitto, adj forsaken Derelizine,/. forsaking Deretano, adj. behind, back-

Demnio,
Denaio,

devil,
to

demon

adj.

lamenta-

rn. {see

Dewgrare,

Danio) darken,

DES
Derisivamente, adv. conitmpti- Desiderosamente,
bly Deriso, fari, derided, laughed

adv.

DestruJine, /.
Desviare,
to to

(see

Dislni
de-

Desiderso, adj. desirous

dram away,

Desidia,/
Derisore, Deriditdre, and DirlDerisdrio, adj. derisory

idlene.'ss

Designare,
Desinare,

to

design, assign

prave Detenre,

Designazine,/ design
lu

Detentore,

dine

detain one that keeps wrongfully another man's

i.

Derivante, adj deriving

Tizi derivano idleness is the dall' root

oio,

of

all

Derivativo, adj. derivative Derivato, part, derived Derivazine,/, derivation : derivazidne di voce, etymology ofrvnrds Derogabile, adj. disparageDcrog,-ire, to derogate, lessen

Desiosamente, adv. ardently Desiso, adj. desirous Desirre, to desire, rvish Desistere, to forbear Desolare, to desolate Desolato, adj. desolated, ruin

Detergnte, adj. detergent Detrgere, to scour, rub off Deterioramnto. m. and Deteriorazine, /. depraDeteriorre, lo grow, or

make

Determinare,

to

determine, to

Determinatamente, adv. reso

lutely

Derogatrio, adj. derogatory Desperazidne,/. despair Derogazine,/, derogation Derrata, /. ware: questo a Desptto, m. spite, malice bucina derrata, this is very Despoticamnte, adv. despotically

Determinazine,/, resolution
Detersivo, adj. cleansing Detestabile, adj. detestable Detestabilmente, adv. detcst-

DespOtico, adj. (see DispoDescendente, adj descending tico) Discendenza, /. (see DiscenDspoto, m. a despot Dcscendere, DiscSn- Dssa, pron. f. she, she her(see
self

Detestre,

abominate,

Desrenso, m. a descent Deschtto, m. a footstool Dsco. 7(1. a table stall

;

mi par

Descritttbile, adj. describable Descrittivo, adj. describing Descr/tto, part, described Descrittre, m. a describer Descrivere, to describe Descrivibile, adj. that can be cribed

dsso, / do not think this IS the same

Detestazine,/, abhorrence Detrarre, to detract, slanUer Detratto, part, slandered

Destamnto, m. awakening
Destare, to awake, revive Destato, adj. awaked Destatolo, m. alarm-clock,
Destatre, m. maker Desterit./ dexterity " ' Destinare
to, pa:

Detrazine,/ detraction Detrimnto, m. loss, damage

Deuimentdso, adj hurtful Detronizzdre, to dethrone tagliar la Dtta, a debt detta, to cume to an agree-

Dettme, m.
led

dictates, precept*

Desrto, m. a wilderness Desrto, pari, abandoned Desertdre, m. a deserter

Destinazine,

/.

appoint-

ment
Destino,
n. destiny,

fate
de-

Deserzine,/ desertion
Desiare, to desire (in poetry) Desiato, part, (in poetry) dt

Destitiito,

adj.

destitute,

prived, abandoned Dsto, adj. awaked, sprightly

Dstra,/ the light hand Destramente, adv. dexterously Destreggiare, to

manage dex[ness

Desiderabilmente,
sirably

adv.

de-

terously

Dettare, lo dictate Dettato, ni. diction, style Dettato, part, dictated Dettatre, m. the dictator Dettatura,/, dictation Dtto, m. word Dtto, part, spoken, called; dtto, fatto, said and done Deturpare, to disfigure Devastamnto, m. devastation. destru estroy Devastare, /

Desiderante, adj. desiring Desiderare, to desire Desiderat/ssimo, adj. most deDesiderativo, adj. desirable Desideratre, m. a desirer Desidrio, jn. desire desidrio di vendtta, resenl;

Destrzza,/ dexterity, eiaftiDestrire, m. a horse; desDstro,

m. opportunity;

the

subito, che

mi vedr il destro,
Deviato, part, deviated Devoluto, part, devolvea Devoluzine,^: devolution Devotamente, adv. devoutlv

an opportunity Dstro, adj. dexterotu Desti liggere, see Distrggere)

DIC
Devto,
ni.

DIE
Dichiaratamente, adv. plainly
Dichiarativo, adj. declaratory

devout, qffietion-

Dravollto, TO. a yoitni^ denl DiavoUni, Diavoloni, in. ugar

Devozine, /. devotion Di, prep. of; di, n-ilh. than, from, to pi ricco di me, richer than I; di girno in girno, from day to day: godo di vedrla, / am glad
;

plums
Divolo, m. devil, evil spirit far il divolo, to play the divolo devil ; scatenato,
;

flaw term)
Dichiarato, part, declared Dichiaratre, m. a declarer Dichiarazione, /. and Dichiaramnto, m. declaration,
interpretation

Di, m. day
il

di d(, day-time

shape of a man sapere dove il divolo tien la coda, io be cunning divolo di mare, the sea-cor-

devil
;

in the

morant
di fra di, the afternoon ; di df in di. from day to day Di, (from dire di arditamente, tpeak boldly

Diavolne, m. a great devil Di balzo, adv. at once

Dichinameiito,

i.

stooping
decay,

Di bando, adv. gratis, far nothing Dibarbre,

to root

down, descent, decline

Dichinire, to decline,
stoop

Diabte,/, diabetes Diaboiicamnte, adv.

lically

up

down
in dichino.

diabo-

Di bassa lega,

di bassa

mano,

adj. base, low,

mean
fall, abase-

Dichino, m. decline, decay : non bisogna molto per mettere

Diabolico, adj. devilish, mickDi.iconto, ni. deaconship Diaconessa,/, a deaconess

Dibssamnto, m.
Dibassare, Dibassato, Dibastire, Dibastato, Dibttere,

un umo

Me

Dicono, m. a deacon Diadma, m. diadem, cromn Diafanit,/ transparency Difano, adj. transparent Diagonale, adj. diagonal

to debase part debased to unsaddle part, unsaddled to shake, to beat,

least thing disrders a man Diciannve, m. aiui adj. nine-

teen

Diciannovesimo, adj. the nineto

Dibattimnto, and Dibttito,

teenth Diciasette, adj. teen Dicibile, adj.

and m. seventhat

can

be

Diagonalmente, adv. diametriDialettica,/, logic

m.

collision, striking

Dialetticamente, adv. like a

Diafettico, adj. dialectical Dialettico, a logician Dialetto, m. dialect Dialoghetto, i. short dialogue [n'riter Dialogista, i. a dialogue

Dibattitre, m. rvho debates Dibtto, m. a debate Di bel nuvo, adi', again Di bisgno, adj. necessary

Diciferre, to decipher Diciferto, part, dtciphered Dlciferatre, m. decipherer Dicioccare, to break offfruits,

Dibonariet,/. affability

oijlowers
Dicitto,

Diboscamento,

m.

felling

m. and

adj. e-.ghteen

Dilogo, m. a dialogue

Diamantccio, m. a bad dia-

Dibtto, adv. immediately Dibrancre, to dilate, spread Di brigata, adv. altogether Dibrucare, and Dibruscre, io

Dibruscto, part, pruned Dibuctire, to peti bark Dibuccito, part, peeled, bark-

Dimetro, m. a diameter Diana./, the morning star

Dianzi, adv. before Dirio, m. journal, diary Diarra, and Diarria, /.

the
'.

Hi buon ria, adv. cheerfully Di buon ria, adj. jovial, merry Di buon mattino, adv. betimes Dfcco, m. bank, causeway Dicembre, m. December DicSnte, adj. saying
Diceria, /. discourse, speech ; tener diceria d'una cosa, to talk much of a thing Di certo, adv. certainly Dicervellarsi, to think in-

consrva, adv. together continuo, continually crto, adv. shortly crso, adv. in running Costa, adv. close by
udt>.

Discolo inierj. the deuce Diaspro, m. jasper

I

Distole, f.'the heart's dilata-

Divola, DiaTolccia, and Diavolssa, /. a ferinadiavolccio, a good-natured fellow Diavolerfa, /. a devilish qf-

Dictto, part, withered, dried Dicrescere, to decrease, nane Dicuccre, to make a decoction, to dry in the sun Di cure, av. heartily Di dentro, prep, within Didiaccire. io thaw Didiaccito,pnr<. thawed [ten Di ditro, prep, behind Dice, and J>ici, m. and adj. Diesis, m. a musical tone Dita, /. diet, a diet, (assetnbly>

Ditro,
farsi

back;

prep, behind, after; in ditro, to draw tirar ic ditro un

affare, in pvi off an affair ; tirarsi dietro qualche dis grazia, io bring some mis-

Diffidre, to mistrwt, peel Diffidato, pari distrusted Diffidnte, adj. mistrustful

Dietrogurdia, /.

the

rear-

guard Di fatto,

adii. eJTectively

Difndere, io defend, protect Difendvole, adj. dffensible

Ditendit<5re,

and Difensre, m.
/

defender Ditenditrfce,

Diffidnza,^, diffidence Diffinire, to define, or decide Diffinitamnt, and Diffinitivamnte, adv. definitively Diffinitfvo, adj. definitive Diffinitre, m. a definitor in convents, (also) one who deDiffinitrio, adj. definitive Diffinizine,/. definition

fasted Digiundtore, m. a faster Digiune,/, pi ember weeks Digiuno, m. fast, fasting. digiuno, arf;./s^-g-

proteo

gi di veder costui non son digiuno, / do not wish to

Diffndere, to pour out Diginto, part, disjointed, Difformare, to deform, spoil parted adv. de- Dignissimo, adj. most worthy Dignit,/ dignity, greatness Diffbrmato, part, disfigured Dignitso, adj. worthy Diffrme, adj. deformed, ugly lively Digocciolrei to drop Difettivo, ad], defective Difformit,^, deformity Digozzare, to cut the throat Diftto, m. default, defect Diffusamente, adv. diffusive- Digradamnto, ni. a degradly Difettosamiite, adv, ing, degradation (in paintdefectively Diffusine,/ diffusion ig) Difettso, adj. defective Diffusivo, adj. diffusive Digradare, to shorten, io deDifettuccio, and Difethiizo, Diffuso, adj diffuse, ample scend by degrees, to deDifimre, to file off m. a small fault grade Difilato, marchfd off Difettuosita,/. imperfection Digradatamnte, adv. graduDi filo, and Di "filato, adv. Diffalcare, to abate., cut off Diffalco, m. defalcation rvithout intermission Digradato, part, degraded Diffalta, crime : Ditinimnto, fault Digradazine,/, (see Digradadefinition /. per mia diffalta mi trovo Difinire, (see Diffiire and its mnto) [degreet derivatives) Di grado in grado, adv. by Diformare, (see Difformdre, Di gran lunga, adv. by fa'r, much rather Di fresco, adv. lately, newly Digrassare, to lake offfat Di furi, adv without Di grazia, ,7(/r. jray.prilbee Dfga,/. a bank, mole, or pier Digenerdre, (see DegeneDifettare, v. to be defective, to be Tvithout Difettivamente, adv. defec-

DifenslTO, adj. defensive Difsa,/, defence, support Difso, part, amended

Difformatamnte, formedly

Diffamazine,

/.

and

Diffa-

rare) Digerire, to diaesi, discuss ; digerire un affrnto, tobrook

"'?;
fi

Differentemente,

Differgnte, adj different adv. ferently

dif-

Differnza,/, difference Differenziare, io distinguish Differenziato, part, dislin-

Digestions,/, digestion Digestlre, to arrange, order

ic

Ditterimnto, m. delay
Differire, to differ, to defer Differito, part, delayed,

put

Digestivo, adj. digestive Digsto, adj. digested Dig.sto, m." digest of civil law Dighiaccire, (see Didiac

Digrignai ''"""erf snailed igrossamnto, m. forming, sketching Digrossjire, to form, fashion Digrossato, part, fashioned Digrumare, io chew, ruminale.

Digrumato, part, ruminated Digruminre, to ruminate, consider

Differmdre,

to refute

Diguazzamnto,
Diguazzare, Diguazzato,

m.

[shaking motion.
sitaken

Difficile, adj. hard, diffcult

to siiake, to stir

Difficilmente, adv. diffxuUly

part.

lo,

adv. by day

Difficoltare, to start diffculties Difficoltso, adj. difficult Diffiddnza, and Diffida-

prep, below, beneath ii gi, adv. up 07

Digusciate, lo shell Digusciato, part, shelled Di l, prep, heyfnd, from thence; secondo il costunre di l. according to the cuslo^n. of that country

DIL
Di qua, di
l,

DIL
Dilettvole, adj. delightful Dilettevolmente, and Dilet-

adv. here and

Pilaccre, va. to tear to pUecs Dilaccire, to unlace, untie

Hilaceraranto, m. laceration tear, rend, to Dilacerare,

tosamnte,

adv.

delight-

folly Diletto, m. delight, pleasure

Diluviare, to run hard: to overflow, to devour Deluviatre, a glutUn no, m. deluge, great rain,

moniste Dilacerato, pari, rent, torn Dilagare, to overjlon. impeDilagatamente, adv. tuously Dilagato, part, overjlon at directly, adv.

andar a diltto, to go Liltto, ing prndere a dili laugh at

,

"
to

DimagTJtre,

to

make lean, dimithe

,iiih, lessen

Dimagrazine,/.

growing

Diletto, part, beloved

diletto, adv. on purpose Dilettosamnte, adv. agne-

Dilapiddre, to rvatte, squander Dilargre, to thin, rarefy Dilata,/ delay Dilatamnto, m. tvtjening
Dilalatlvo, Dilatante, Dilatato, adj dilated Dilatare, to dilate, spread Dilatazine, f. extension Dilatrio, ari';- dilatory

Dilettso, adj. delectable Delezine,/, benevolence Diliberamnto, m. deliverance Diliberare, to set at liberty,
to

Dimanda,/, demand, request andante, m. petitioner andare, (see Domandare) Dimn da sera, and Diman

dassra, night

adv.

to-morront

deliberate,

resolve,

Dimandatre, m. rvho demands Dimandagine,/. a demand

and

Diliberatamnte,

adv.

derately Diliberatlvo, adj. deliberative Dilibeito, part, determined Diliberazine, /. determmaDiliberdrsi, to tumble, trip Dilicatamnte, adv delicately delicateness, Dilicatzza, /.
"licto,

Dilavamnto, m. washing
Dilavare, tu tvash arvay Dilavato, part, washed arvay Dilazioncella,/. short delay Dilazine,/, delay, stop

voluptuoi adj.

Dimenamnto, m.

agitation

soft.

Dileggiamnto, m. and Dile gidne,/. mockery, scorn

Dileggiare, to deride, scoff DileggiaiezSa,/. effrontery Dileggiato, part, bantered Dileggiatre, jester, banlerer Di leggieri, adv. easily, pro bahly a spark, a fop Dileggino, Dilgine, adj. weak, soft Dileguare, io run away; Ai

rveak Diligente, adj. diligent Diligentimnte, adv. carefully

Dimenare, to sliake, agitate Dimeno, adv. without, otherwise non posso fai dimeno di non ridere, I cannot help
;

^gnla,f.

dilige!

liquidare, to liqui liquiddto, adj. explained Diliscare, <o ica/e, r Diliticre, to tickle

laughing Dimensine,/, dimension Dimentare, to make mad,

bewitch

to

Dimenucnza, and Dimenticggine, /. forgelfulness Dimenticare, to forget Dimenticato, part, forgotten Dimentcatio, m. oblivion ; lasciare nel dimenticatio. 1 oblivi ! put
>ntichvle,

Dileggiare, lo
'.way

remove, to steal

Dileggiato, part, removed

the break to Dilombarsi, back Dilombato, part, broken-backI

go off: si di legu come da corda cocca he ran away as swift as ai

legursi.
to

Dilguo,

disappearance

Dilemma, m. dilemma
Dileticire, to divert, flatter tickled, part. Dileticto, pleased Diltico, m. a tickling Dileticso, adj ticklish Dilettabile, udj. delightful Dilettabilit, /. delight Dilettabilmnte, adv. delightfully

ed Di lontano, adv. at a distance "" ;idamiite, o<iu. p/ain/r/

;idre, to clear, explain explana;idazid:ie, /.

and Dimn-

co, adj forgetful Dimentlre,' Co give the he, lo

Dimessine,/ resignation
Dimesso,
aside
part,
left,

laid

Diluente, ad), diluent

miMire, V. to dilute Dilungamnto, m.

absence

Dimesticamnte, adv. famidistance.

Dilungare,

dilungarsi,
ani,

to stretch, e.Tlend ramble, ti to

Dimesticare,

to

tame ; dimesti-

Dilettamnto. m. delight
Dilettante, m. a lover of

carsi, to fiimiliarize

removed part, Dilungato, mi son molto dilungato da mio proposito, / have tmid a long digression from mt

Dimesticato, and Dimstico, sono adj. tamed, familiar dimestico alla fatica, I am inured to labour Dimestichezza, /. familiarity.
;

Di
.ziiie, f. delectation

l'ungi,

adi!,

far

off.

lungo, adv. continually Dilusine,^; delusion

DIN
Pimezzto, pari, divided

DIP
Dintdmo, m. adjacent plac
(also)

Diminuimnto,

decrease

the

contours,

Diminuire, io diminish Diminuito, adj. diminished Diininutfvo, adj. diminutive Diminuzidne,^. diminution

drawing)

Dimissdria, /. dimissorij: lttera dimissdria, dimissory Dinudre, display letter

to

strip
to

naked,

to

Di poi prep, after Dipopolre, to dispeople

Diportarsi,
to

divert

one't

DI modo che, adv. so that Di molto, adv. very much

Dinumerre,

number

self

Dimra,/, delay, abode Dimorzione, /. Dimoro, m. Dinunzia,/. declaration

drvelling-place delay ; senza Dinunziire, to charge, accu Dinunziativo, adj. denou dimoro, without delay Diraoraranto, >n. residence
:

Diportvole, adj. diverting Dijidrto, m. diversion, sport Dipositre, fsee Depositare,

Dimordnte, jiart. living, dwelling Dimorare, to dwell, reside Dimorsare, to break with one's
teeth

prsso, prep, near by prima, adv., before

qua, prep, this side
first,

Di posta, adv. at once

Dimostrbile, adj. demonstra

ble

DIO, m.

GOD
adj
diocesan
;

Diocesano,

quando

in

quando,

adv,

Dimostranza,/. demonstration vscovo diocesano, a. dioDimostrare, to show, testify cesan bishop Dimostrativamente, aiitv de- Dicesi, m. diocese monstratively Dipanare, to reel, to wind Dimostrativo, adj. demonstra- Di jjri, adv. alike, equally Dipartnza, and Dipartita, /.
Dipartimnto, m. a parting.
Dimostrazine,
/.

qua qui,

si>,

adv.

from henct
adv. froT%

di quinci,

quindi, adv. from thenee

Diradare,
to rarefy, to

qui poco, adv. in short

Diradarsi, to

grow

thin thin

demom^ra- Dipartire,

to

divide, separate,

Dindnzi^ prep, before ; l Temo Dipelare, to tnake bald dinanzi, the preceding win- Dipelato, adj. bald
ter ; come dissi dinn?!, as I said before dinanzi che venga, before he comes Jinasato, adj. without a nose Diiiascso, adv. secretly Dinegare, to deny, refuse
;

Diradato, p-att. rarefied, thinned Diradicare, to root up, to over-

Dipelldre, tojlay, to skin skinned, DipelUto, part. fiayed Dipendnte, adj. depending

Di rado, adv. seldom Di ragine, adv hy right Diramare, to spring out Diramato, adj. pruned, lopDiramazione,/, branching

Dipendentemente,
pendently

adv.

de-

Dnegazine,/. 'denial Dinervre, to weaken Dinigo, m. denial

Dinigrre,
to blacken,

Dipendnza,/, dependence to depend on Dipndere, questo beneficio dipende

;

defame,

lai r, this living

ing's

is in ihf

gift

ci

dipendi

Dinoccare, to break the head Dinoccolarsi, to break one'

Tinodre,
tion
to untie to

da

Bite, to speak, talk, relate voler d(re, to mean ; che vuol dire ci ? what is the meaning of that? Diredre, to disinherit Diredto, part, disinherited the DiretiSno, n. the last,
ro,

a knot

by
apart
I'glio,

hitnself.

adv.

Dinominare,
Dinnminto,

name, men
named,

part.

adv. is always joined dar di piglio, ; take hold

with dare

Direttamente, (irJ IV directly DiretUvo, adj. directing

Dirtto, ad), straight, right Direttre, m. director

DinorainaJidne, /. denu.
Dinotare, (see Denotare) Di notte, adv. by night, night.

Dipfgnere, and Dipingere, to

Dipinto,
Dipinto,
point, describe part.

painted.
pie-

Direzidne,/. direction Dirigere, to direct, rule, gc

m. painting, a

Dintomamento, n
Dintornto, part,
Dipintre, Dipjgnitdre Dipingitdre, m. a pair, Dipintura,/, a picture

Dirimnte, adj. impedimnto

Dirdpo, and Dinip^tOt

precipice

v>.

a Disamatdre,
'

to.

hater,

en

Dirimere, to divide Di rimptto, di rincdntro,

prep. over against

biriSto, pari, demolished Disabilita, /. incapacity Disabellire, to make ugly, or

Disamno,

adj. disagreeable

Disamiclzia,/. enmity, grudge Dismina,/, examination

Di rintppo,

ud;,

mith oppoti

Diripte,/. a precipice Diritta, /. straight road ; diritta, on the right hand Dirittamente, adv. directly Dirittzza, /. squaring, or
Diritto, m.

groiv ugly Disabitire, to depopulate Disabitato, part, deserted Disacconciamnte, ado.

civilly

Disarainamnto, m. examina-

Disaminante, adj.
un-

who exa-

Disaccncio,
obscene
.

adj.

disorderly,

Disaccordire, to be out of tune Disacerbare, to assuage, apDisacerbto, part, assuaged Disacquistre, to loose, free Disadattgine,/. impropriety Disadattamente, adv. foolishly

the right, justice,

niuno ne sa il diritto vero, noivdy knows the real

tar
;

truth of it Diritto, adj. straight, direct, just, crafty Diritto, and Dritto, adj. rightly ; la diritta di' restare

Disamre, m, hate, grudge Disamorvole, adj. unkind Disamorevolzza, /. insentU

bility

Disadatto, adj. unapt, unfit

Disadrno, adj. careless, unDisatificarsi, to rest one's self Disaffezionare, to alienate

Dirittrfne,

m. an old fox, cunning rogue

Disamordso, adj. insensible Disanimare, to discourage Disanimato, adj. lifeless, discouraged Disapparre, to unlearn, for'
Disappassionatzza,
difference

Disagvole,

adj.

difficult,

Dirittura, /. integrity

/.

in-

DiriSfamnto, m. direction
DirizSnte, part, directed Dirizzare, to direct, to maki itraight, to addrttt one'i
), part, Dirizzatdre,

Disappassionato,

adj.

inten-

Disapplicre, to live lazily Disapplicatzza, and DisapDisagguaglia!

lily
,

made

si

light

f.

inequa-

Disapplicato,

adj.

inatten-

Diroccamnto, m. dismantling
Diroccare, Diroccato,
to destroy,

demolish

part,

destroyed,

Dlroccat<5re, m. a destroyer Dirocciare, to fall down from

Dirogre, to derogate Dirogatrio, adj. derogatory

Dirmpere, to break, to soften Dirompimnto, ni. interrup.

Dirtta,/, a shower Dirottamente, adv.
rately
;

immodedirotta-

Disagguaglidrsi, to differ Disagguagliatamnte, adv. differently Disagguglio, m. difference Disagiare, to trouble, disturb Disagiatamente, adv. inconveniently Disagiato, adj. troublesome Disgio, m. inconveniency, poverty, want ; stare a disgio, 0 be uneasy Disagosamnte, adv. uruasily

Disapprgndere, to unlearn Disapprensine,/, courage Disapprovare, to disapprove Disapprovazine, /. a disapprobation Disarborare, to unmast Disarginre, demolish to

banks
Disarginto,
adj.

nithout

Disarmamnto, m. disarming
Disarmare, to disarm Disarmato, part, disarmed Disarmonia, /. discord,
regularity, fault
ir-

pingere
to

mente,

shed a shower oj

Disagiso,

adj.

inconvenient,

uneasy
Disaiutare, to trouble Disaiuto, m. hindrance Disalberare, r, to dismast Disalberato, a. distnasted Disalbergre, to remove Disalbergto, adj. without

Disarmnico,

adj.

discor-

Dirozzale, to polish, smooth Dirozzato, adj. polished, in-

Dirugginre,

to polish

oJTrvsi

Disascndere, to discover Disasprire, to appease Disassedi to, adj. no longer besieged Disastrare, to toil, to cause

Dirupamnto, a
Dirupare,

fall from a precipice, a precipice to precipitate ; diruparsi, to throro one's self

lodging
Disalloggire, to dislodge

Di

salto,

<idij.

immediately

di
Disastroso, adj. disastrous

headlong Dirupato, part, fallen

precipite

from a
,

salto in salto, leaping Disamare, to hate Disamato, part, hated, liked

dis-

Disattnto, adj inattentive Disattenzine,/, inattention Disavanzare, to Le a >V(ef

DIS
flisnvaiizo
loser

DIS
DisciSiiito,
lost

molto in questa

loss

ho

fatto

Discidto, adj vntied, freed

Disciorre, (see Disciosliere) Discipare, (.lee Dissipare, and

con discapito in queste, I

by these goods Disavanzo, m. detriment, lost Disautorare, io degrade T^: taggiiire, to wrong.
injur , hurt Disavvantaggio, vantage Disavvantaggioso,
>n.

a great deal by that and Disc-

DiscipUnju, /. education,

dis-

disaddis-

Discaricare, to unload, ease Discaricato, part, discharged Discarnre, to pick the Jlesh

adj.

advaiilageous

Disavvantaggiosamnte,
disadvantageoiisly

adv.

Disciplinire, to instruct, to scourge Disciplinato, adj. disciplined Disciplinvole, and Discipli. nbile, adj. docile, teach'

Disavvedimnto,

ni.

careless-

Discolamente,
Discavalcare, io alight Discdere, to depart Discendente, part, descended
tiously Discoletto,

adv.
adj.

licen-

Disawedutamnte,
Disavvediito, adj.

adv.

in-

Tvaggish,

knavish
Dfscolo, adj. dishonest, lewd,

imprudent.
unplea-

Discendenza,
Disavvenente,
adj.

/.
to

'

'
Discoloramr
to

Discendere,

descend,

Discolorare,
ir

ind
;

springfrom
Discendimnto,
declivity

Discolorare, discolorarsi, to

m.

descent,

grow pate Disrolorato,

and Discolorfto

Disavventura,/, misfortune
Disavventurosarante,
adv.
un-

Discensdre, m. mho descends Discente, m. learning Discente, cedj, and s. scholar Discepolato, m. a scholarDiscpolo, m. and Discpola,
adj. discerning

uted, pale DiscoIoraZidi le, f. paleness Discolpa, /. and Discolpaexcuse, justijica-

Disavventurato,
Disavvertenza, iency

adj.

/
part.

itiadver-

Disawezzare, Disawezzato,

to

disaccustom
disac-

Discemvole,

adj.

quick-

customed Disavvisamnto,

Discompagn^re,

to

separate

m.

impru-

Discernimnto, m. act of

dis-

Disbandeggito, aJj. banislied Disbarbare, shave the to

Disbarbto, adj. beardless Disbarcre, to land Disbramre, to gratify Disbrancre, to sever, to part Disbrandre, to disarm Disbrigare, to dispatch, hasten
disbrigarsi,
to

Discompagnato, part, unaccompanied Discompagnatiora, /. separaDiscompdrre,

(see

Scoradtscom-

disentangle

Discacciamnto,
Discacciare, to expel Discacciato, part, expelled Discacciatdre, m. an expeller Discadre, to fall away Discadimento, m. waste, deDiscadiito,
part. rvasted aniay

Discetre, to pick, separate Discsa,/, a descent Discesso, adj. descended, detcendent Discettare, to dispute Discettazine, /. a dispute Disceverare, to separate ; disceverarsi, to part with Dischiarre, to declare Dischiattre, to degenerate Dischiattdto, part, degtnerai-

prre)

Discompdsto,

part,
/.

DiscompotzZa,
Disconciamnte, handsomely

unbecom'

ingness, negligence adv.

va

Dischiavre, to unlock Dischierre, to disorder Dischiomare, to cut hair Dischidere, to open, discover

decayed,

Dischiumre,

to

skim

Discalzare, io pull

off shoes

Discalzo, part, barefooted

Dischiuso, adj. open Discigliere, to unite, dissolve Discioglimnto, m. loosening, the discovery of a plot Discioglitdre, m. he that interprets, explains, unites

Disconcidre, to disorder Disconcio, adj. unhandsome Disconclso, adj. broken Disconcrdia,/ discord Disconfessare, to deny rout, </eDisconfggere, to feal Disconfftta,/. rout, defeat Disconfftto, adj routed Disconfortare, to afflict Disconfdrto, m. ajjliction Disconoscente, adj. ungrate-

ful Disconoscenza,/, ingratitude Discondscere, to take for on

95

DIS
Disconosclutamnte, adv. unDiscorrimnto,

Disdegnosamnte,
dainfiilly

adv.

dit

knowingly
Dist:onsentimnto,

m.

dita-

Disdegnso, adj. disdainful, irritated, furivus

Disdtta./, contradiction Disdtto, adj forbidden Disdiccito, adj. unlucky

Discortse,

adj.

at

dissuade Disconsigli^re, DisconsiglJto, adj. dissuaded Discontinure, to leave off Discontnuto, pari, discon tinued Discontinuazidne, /. discon
io

kind
Discorteseinnte,
sfa,/, discourtesy so, adj. steep : disio, m. a precipice Discostamnto, m. departure.

piny
Disdicvole, adj. unbecoming Disdicevolzza, /. indecency dis. Disdire, to refuse, deny
:

dfrsi, to

go from one's word

il

disdire

fatto, to give

wam-

Disconvenvole,

and Discon-

veniente, adj. indeceni

Disconvenevoimnte, adv. I
decently , _ ^ Disconvemenza,/. indecency
.

Di'sefcamnto, ni. and Diseccazine, /. drying up Diseccare, to dry, to rvither Diseccatlvo, adj. apt to dry

Da

discsto, adv. frc

rt

afai

Disconvenre, to misbecomi disconveniensi signor d esser si parco, it is unh coming a gcUieman to be i

Discoperto, adj. discovered Discoi>rimnt, m. discovery Discoprire, to discover Discopritre, mdiicotwer

Disegnamnto, m. design
Disegnare, to design, sketch Disegnatre, m. designer Disegnatura./. ('e Disegno) Disegnetto, m. a sketch Disgno, m. design, sketch ; far disegno sopra una cosa, to set one's heart
-,

Discovirto, adj. discovered Discovrimnt, m. discovery Discovrlre, io discover

Discredente,

adj.

incredu-

DiscredSnza,/. incredulity disbelieve to Discrdere,

to discredersi, one's self; tutto
il

upon a
vne

m. Discoraggiamnto, couragement, affright

DisGoraggiante,
adj.

di
di

undeceive

mondo

Disegule, adj. uneven adv. Disegualmn'te,

non mei' avrebbe

contrary

Discoraggiare, to dishearten Discorre, to frighten N. B. Such words as cannot be found by Disco, look for Sco Discoralo, adj. discouraged Discordaranto, m. disagree-

fatto dir scrdere, ali the rvoild could not have made me believe the

Disellare, to unsaddle Diselldto, ad), unsaddled Disenfiare, to reduce a swell-

Discreditare, io discredit Discreditato, adj. discredited Discrdito, m. discredit, dis-

Dsenfito, adj. not swelled

Discordante,

adj.

ditagret

Discordantemente,

adv.

Discrepanza, /. distension, a contrast ofopiniens Discrepare, to disagree Discrescnza,/. decreasing

Discrescere,
io

Disennato, adj. senseless Disensto, adj. unwise, stupid Disenlerta, and Dissenteria,/.
bloody, flux Diseppellire, to unbury Diseppellito, part, unburied Diseredare, to disinherit Diseredato, part, disinherit-

decrease,

dedis-

Discordanza, and Discrdia,/.

discord, strife, debate^

Discretamnte,

adv.

ed

Discordare, gree

te

ic)

Discrde, jarring

adj.

discordant

Diserrato, pari, opened Disertatre, m. a destroyer Discretzza, and Discre^ne, Disertazine, / and Diserta/. prudence, wisdom mnto, m. desolation adj. discreet, pru-

creetly, wisely, warily, pruclearly. dently, distinctly,

Disederazine, /. disinheriting Diserrare, to open, unlock

Discordemente, adv. disagree

ing'v Discordrole, adj. conteniwus Discordia,/, discord quarreladj. Discordiso,
Discorrnte, adj. iattling e Discrrere, to discourse cosi va discorrendo, and so forth rvanderadj. Piscorrvole,
:

Discrto, dent Discucire, to unseni Discuoiare, to skin

Disertare,

to

ravage,

spoil, pit-

waste
Disertito,
part,
spoiled,

Disrto, adj. desolated, abanmiseraunhappy, doned,

Disdegniire, to disdain, scoi disdegnarsi, to be angry Disdegnato, adi angry Disdegno, m. anger, disdaif

Disertre, m. a deserter Diservfgio, m- an ill office disserve. io Diservlre,

DIS
Disfacimnto,
Disfascitdre,

DIS
Disfrenare, to unbridle

DIS
^i^Sn^ivoe,
adj.

Biservfto, part, disserved m. destnie-

Disfrenatamnte, adv- fiercely

Disfrenato,
adj.
to

disagreea-

m. a destroyer fierce Disfamamnto, m. defama- Disganglierre,

Disfarnire, to fill, to defarne, traduce
Disfiire,
to
si

unruly,

unhinge
dishearten-

Disgnio, m. aversion
DisgittiCrsi, to

Disiare,
Disiato,

Disgusto, m. displeasure Disgustso, adj. sad, grievous

and Disiderlre,

be

sue, wish, long for

to

de

and Disiderbile,

adj,

undo,

mi lasciar tosi disfatto"d not leavt me in this misera, state

Disfatta,/, a defiat, a rout IJistavillante, adj sparklins Disfavillare, to sparkle ^ Disfavre, m. displeasure Disfavorvole, adj. unkind, adverse, contrary

rui..

Disgitngere, to disjoin

Disgiungimnto,

7i.

separasepa-

Disgiuntamente,

adv.

Disidrio, m. (see Desidrio) Disidervole, adj. desirable Disiderosarante, adv. desir.

u.,ly

Disgiu'ntlvo, adj. disjunctive

Disginto, part, disjoined Disgiunzidne,/. separation Disgombramnto, m. part-

iderso, adj. desirous ^.oigillare, tou7,seal Disimpacciato, adj. disintri)isii,Yparre, to forget

^^f^vorevolmnte, unfuvour
Disfavorire, to oppose, cross Disfavorfto. adj. out of fa-

Disgombrase,
brdrsi, clear

to

remove;
beeins ^

V
t(

lisimpedfre, not to hinder isimpegnare, to disengage;

the

air

disimpegnarsi di sua parola,

"'"'

enervate Disferrr, to draw out iron disferr^re un cavallo, io ur, shoe a horse Disferrto, part, unshod Disfida,/, challenge Disfidante, adj diffident Disfidnza,/. distrust Disfidare, to challenge, defy
Disfigurare, to disfigure Disfigurato, adj. d,-fo,:med

Disferm^re,

<

Disgradare, to dislike, de sptse, scoru: io te ne disgrado, I do not thank you

Disgradato, part, disliked Disgradvole, adj. disagree
Disgradiinnto, m. contempt Disgradire, to dislike displease Disgrto, adj disagreeable Disgravamnto, m. unload-

^"'"^"^'"^
unemployed
f.

Di^imnt^"i'J Dis mpiegdto,

a.

DismclinaziBne,

aversion

Disinffgnert Disinffrigert, to feign, d.^^emuic Disinfintarante, adv. sincere-

Disinfmto, adi. sincere '

pie
'

tlm """

)isingannre, to undeceive )isingann<ito, part. undeceiV'

Disfigurazidne,/ disfiguring Disfingere, to dissembli Distngimnto, m. dissimula

Disfi nfre, to define, e:rptain Disfinitre, m. mho defines

Disgravare, to unload, ease

Disgravidamnto,
Disgravidre, Disgrzia,
to

m.

deli-

Disinteressato,

bring forth
disaster.

adj.

impar-

Pei

Disfioramnto, m. dehorati
Disfiorare, to deJlo4 Disfiorato, part, deflowered

disgrzia, adv. unfortunate-

DisinterSsse, m.

disinterested-

Disfogamnto, m.

relief

Disgra?ire, to disgrace Disgraziatamente, adv.

un-

Di"fnvitre, io disinvite Disinvolto, adj. free, dexter-

Disfogare, to evaporate Disfogliare, to strip oJTleavc,

Disgraziato, adj. unhappy, dis-

Disgrazidso,

-'ity, skill ^.o., m. desire

Disinvoltura,/, dexterity, vi*'

adu.

adj.

uncivil,

Disiosamnte,

desirous-

Disformare, to disfigure Disformato, part, deformed gisformazidne,/ deformity

Disformit, i'.dejhrmUy Disfornare, to take out

Disgregare, to separate Disgregato, part separated Disgregazine,

/.
-

Jissipa-

Disidso, adj. de-tirous Disistancrsi, to rest

one't

of

ai

disgregazine di spia wandering of the Dislacciare, Vo extricate

to to

Disfornfre, to unfurnish DisfomXto, part. ^ unfurnish-

Ditgrignre,

Disgroppare,

grin undo

Disfortunto, ad. unfortu' ' " nate Disfrancre, to weaken

Disgrossare, to sketch Disguagiiante, adj. unlike

Disfrenamnto,

Disguaglinza,/',-eyuumy Disguaglire, to be unequal Disguaglito, a,lj. unequal

Dislagre, to spread, to extend Disleale, adj. unfaithful, treacherous, false Dislealrante, adv. perfidioiu-

,n.

profit.

PART

I.

-'--- *" aispiease, Di.sgustre; -'B^o^'^^j, iu vex;\ disgustarsi, tojegin to loath

j

Dislealt,/ dislpyalty |Dislegre, to untie, loose; to explain, to discover Disleghvole, ad^. dissolubln

DIS
Dislocitre,
io

DIS
re-

DIS
Disordinato,'
lent,
<!<(; tofcy, intodebauched Disardine, m. confusion Disorganizzato, adj that hat tke organs disordered Disorrvole, adj. aishonoura-

displace,

Disobbligantemnte, adv. un'

politely

Dislogare, and Disluogdre, to Disobbligcire, to acquit, discharge, displease, disoblige mU out ef place Dislogazine, /. and Dislo- Disobbligazidue, /. requital, reward, displeasure gamnto, m. putting out of Disoccupare, to free from care ; joint disoccuparsi, to free one's Dismagire, to draw, to entice out of the right road Dismaglire, open the Disoccupato, adj. at leisure. to
Disraantrsi, to uncloak

Me

Dismarriranto, m. comterna-

to

unbury

Dismembraranto,

die-

Disolamnlo, m. desolation Disolre, to ruin, lay waste

Disolto, part, desolated Disolatra, /. the cutting ojf the sole of the shoe Diiolaziiine,/. derastaiion Disolfire. to ejeiract the sulphureous parts out of a body Disonest, f. dishonesty, ob-

Disc
,

idv. too

much

Dismembrare, Dismemorto,
getful

to

dismember

adj. stupid, foreuij.

DisoTol<ito, adj. dislocated Dispaccare, to cnt asunder

Dismenticntc,
Dismentiejiza,

forget-

/. forgeiful-

Dismenticre, to forget Dismsso, part, dismissed Dismettere, to dismiss ; ho dismsso di bere, / have lift off drinking Dismisura, /. excess. A di misura, adv. exceedingly Dismisurire, to go beyond the bounds, to act rvithout

Dispacciare, to dispatch Dispaccio, m. dispatch Dispaiare, t unmatck Disparre, io forget DiS5>aato. part, forgotten DisparScchi, pron. pi. #

Disparecchiire,
Disonestre, to dishonour Disonestarsi, to be dishonest Disonestto, adj. dishonourable Disonsto, adj. hrvd, disho-

clear

ih.

Dismisuratamnte,

adv.

imdishonour Disonorre, Disonorato, adj. dishonoured Disonre, m. and Disonorna, f. dishonour Disonorvole, adj. dishonourato

Dispargimnto,

vi.

dispert-

moderately Dismisurdto, ad. invneasura"^

ble,

Dispdri, adj. unlike, uneven

excessive

nmero
number
d'et,
;

dispari,

an

odd

Dismodiito, adj. disorderly

i'e

noi siamo dispari, are not o/ the same

of a conveid Dismontare, to

dismount, a-

ble

Disparimnte,
ly Disparire,

adv.

unequal-

Disonorevolmente, and Disonoratamente, adv. disgracefully Di soperchio, adv. superfluous-

and Disparre, t disappear Disparisc^nte, adv. unsightly,

disfigured Disparit, f. inequality; disparit d'opinini, contrariety of opinions Disparito, adj. altered, pale Disparfamnte, adv. here and

Disnamorire,
Disnaturire,

to love

to

no more change tut

ly,

much

Disnaturto, adj. unnatural Disnebbiare, to gran' fair Disnebbiato, aJj. unclouded Disnerrre, to enervate Disnerrto, part, weakened Disnidir, to leave the nest Disnodare, to undo, untie Disnodevole, adj. easily unDisncire,

Disoppitto, adv. secretly Disoppilre, to loosen the belly Di sdpra, or Disdpra, prep.

Di soprappi, adv. over and

Disorbitante,
atlj.

exorbitant,

Disorbitantemtnle, travagantly

adv.

ex-

Dispartitamnte,
Dispartito,
part,

adv.

asunat' di-

m. (in ptetry) dUto slrip

parted,

honour Disnudre,

Disobbediignza,

/.
a<lj.

disobedi-

Disordinare, to disorder; disordin^e nel mangiare, to coi

Dis]iartit()re,

m.
/.

mho

immoderately
Disobbligute,
ditoUigDisordiuataoir.te, adv. diter-

Disparu.tZza,

slender

Dispaiiito, adj. thin, slttdtr

DIS
Dispassionamnto,

DIS
m.
apa- Dispiacnte, adj. displeasing Dispiacenza, /. and Dispia-

DIS
Disprezzativo, adj. confemptti-

Dislfastoire, io take oj- the fetters frmn a horse's leg

row

pigliar
to

Dispendere, to expend Dispndio, m. expense, cost Dispendiosamente, adv. costDispendiso, adj. chargaahle
Dispeiinto, ad), featherless

d'una cosa,

dispiacenza take something

Disprezzato, part, contemned Disprezzvole, part, contempii-

DispreZzevoImnte, adv. scorn

fully, disdainfully

Disprzzo, m. contempi, scorn Disprigionre, to free from

Dispiacvole, sant
adj.

Dispensa,/.
Bispensdbile,
ble

'-
nntry
adj.

"-

unpleaDisproporZiorito, proportioned
part,
dis-

lardet dispei
di-

Dispiacevolmnte, adv. grievously Dispiacevolzza, /. and Dispiacimnto, m. discontent

Disjiiaciuto, jMrt. displeased Dispianre, to explain ; dispianrsi, to lay end's self

Dispensare, io

distribute,

Disproporzine,/, inequality Disprovvedutamnte, adv. un-

Dspensatfva, /. the dispensa-

Dispensto, part, distributed Dispensatdre, m. dispenser Dispensazine, /. and Dispen-

Disprovvedto, part, unprovided, unfurnished Disprunre, to rut thorns

Dispulzellare,
to

Dispianto, adj. plain, explainDispiccre, to pull up Dispiccire, to dispatch Dispiegare, to display, set forth pispietatamnte, adv. cruelly Dispietdto, adj. unmet ciful Dispodestare, to put out of power ; dispodestarsi, to resign one's porver, authority

dcjlimer

samnto, m. dispensation,

li-

Dispumato, adj. frothy Dfsputa,/ dispule, debate

Disputabile, adj. disputable Dispiitaninto, jn. anil DispU' tazine,/. disputatian Disputante, adj. disputant Disputiire, to dispute, debate Disputativo, adj. disputable Disputito, part, dispnted Disputatre, m. a disputant Disquisizine,/, disquisition Disradicare, to root up

Dispensiro, and Dispensire,

Disperbile,
adj.
to

despaired
;

"f Dispen(re,

despair

deh

perche mi fate disperare? ft'/i^ do you tease me so f Disperatamdnte, adv. desperately 'y
;

alia disperata, rashof,

Disperato, adj. despaired

Dispogliare, to undress Dispogliato, part, undressed Disponiranto, m. disposition,

Disramre,

to

prune

Disperazidne, /. and Disperamnto, m. despair Disprdere, to consume

Disperdimnto,

m.

disperto

Disprgere, to scatter, squander, disperse

i. scattering, ruin, rant, defeat Dispergitore, a destroyer Disperse, adv. separately Dispersione,/, dispersion Disperso, part, dispersed Dispettdbile, adj. despicable Dispettre, to despise Dispettto, part, vexed, slighl-

Dispergimnto,

Disponitdre, m. mho disposes Dispopolatdre, m. a destroyer Disprre, to dispose, prepaie Dispositre, m. a dispo'ser Disposizine,/, disposition Dispostamente, adv. orderly DispostZZa,/. disposition Dispsto, part, disposed Dispoticamente, adv. despotically

DisredSre, disinherit Disredato, part, disinherited Disregola'tamnt-e, adv. disor derly Disruvidfre, to smooth, polish,

Dissagrto,' pari, polluted Dissalare, to unsatt Dissaporfto, adj. insipid Dissavorso, adj. insipid Dissecazine, /. dissection

Dispotico, adj. arbitrary Dispotismo, m. despotism. Dispregvole, adj. despica-

Disseccdre, to dry up Disseccativo, adj. apt to dry Disseminare, to sorv, spread

Dispregevolmnte, adv. scornfully

Dispregiamnto, m. contempt
ble

Dispetti vamn te, adv. disdainfully Dispetto, m. an affront, spite : avere in or a disptto, to despise. In disptto, adv. in spite of Dispettosamente, adv. {spitefully Dispettso, adj reproachful

Dispregiare, to despise, scorn Dispregiato, part, contemned Dispregiatore, and Disprezza-

Disprgio,

m: despiser and Disprezzamnto, m. contempt, scorn

tre,

Dissenteria./, bloody Jlux Dissentrico, aij. one that [it troubled rvith the bloody Jlme

Disprezzbile, adj. despicable

Disprezznte, adj. disdainful D!prezzantemnte,adv.proudDispreizare, to detpise, flight

Disseparre, to separate Disserrare, to open, unlock Disserrato, part, unlocked Dissertazine,/, dissertation Disservtgio, m. disservice Dissest^e, to disordrr

DIS
OUsetire,

DIS
makDistinzixSne,/. dist'metion

and

Dissetarsi,

to

Dissuria, /. difficulty in

Disiezine,/. distectwn
Dissigillare, io break a seal Dissillabo, m. dissyllable

Dissimigliante, adj. unlike Dissimiglidnza,/. difference Dissimigliare, to differ Dissimile, adj. unlike Dissimililiidine,/ unlikeness Dissimulare, to dissemble ; dissimul la moneta, he debased

ing water Distgliere, to divert from Distaccamento, m. a pulling Distoglimnto, m. the act oj away, a detachment, (in diverting war) Distonire, to go out of tune Distaccare, to dram by forcf Distrcere, to twist, wreath distaccarsi, to part non Distomamnto. m. hinderarut "" posso distaccarmi da questo inder luogo, / cannot leave this Distrre, to dissuade, rcm^
; ;

place
Jistaglire, io cut in pieces, to

Distagliatra,

/.

separation.
I I

Dissimulatamente,
vertly

adv.

co-

Dissimulato, part, dissembled Dissimulatre, m. a dissembler

Distante, adj. distant Distanza, and Distanzia,

/.
'

Distorto^ adj crooked, bent Distrare, and Distrarre, to avert from ; quando uno invecchia in un vizio^ difficilmente sene distrae, ai old sinner seldom repents Di strafro, adj. by stealth Distratto, adj. absent Distrazine,'/, distraction

Dissimulazidne, f. hypocrisy,

Distrtta,/ distress Distrettamente, adv. rigorous-

Dissipamnto, m. and Dissi- Distemperamnto, m. diste paZidne, m. dissipation per Dissipare, to scatte. la neb- Distempernza, and Diste bia si dissipa, the fog disperatezza,/. intemperanci perses Distemperare, to dissolve Dissipatfvo, and Dissipato, Distemperatamule, adv.
;
i

Distrettatezza,/ severity
Distretto, adj. pressed, crowded ; amico distrtto, intimate friend, parenti distrtti, near relations Distrtto, m. district Djstribuiranto, m. distribuI

part, dissipated, dispersed

Dissipatre, m. a waster Dissipazine, f. a squander-

Distemperatura, /.

disord

up.

plough
Dissolubile, and Dissolutivo, adj. dissolvable Dissolvente, adj. dissolvent Dissolvere, to dissolve

Distribuire, to divide, share Distribuito, part, distributed Distribuitdre, m. distributer Distributivamente, adv. distinctly

Distributivo,

adj.

distribu

Dissolutamente,
lutely

adv.

disso-

Distenebrare, to clear up Distensine, extension Disterminre, to exterminate,

Dissolutzza, /. excess, licen-

extirpate Distsa,/, a stretching. AUa distsa, adv. at large Distesamente, adv. extensive-

Distributre, m. divider Distribuzine,/, distribution Distrigare, to disintangle ; to

unfoljt:

distrigarsi,

to

dis-

DissoluzicSne,/. dissolution Dissotnigliante, adj. unlike Dissomigliiaza, unlikef.

Distso, adj. large, long; distso, spranUiifg Distico, m. a distich

Jtit angle one's self Diitrlgnere, to tie : bind : ssere distrtto di paura, to be in a fright Distrignimnto, m. binding,

Distillamnto,

ni. distillation

tying Distruggere,

Dissomigliare, to differ, vary Dissomigliato, adj unlike

Dissontiiglivole, 'adj. different

Distillante, adj. distilled Distillare, to distil: distillarsi

il

/(> destroy; distruggersi, to melt Distruggiranto, m. and Dis-

cervello sopra qualche cosa, io puzzle one's brains

/. destruction, overdestrttc-

Dissonante, adj disagreeing Dissonanza,/, jarring

Dissonarsi, to awake Dissovvenlre, to have forgot-

about something
Distillato, part, distilled Distillatio, m. a still Distillatre, m. a distiller Distillazine,/, distillation

throw Distruggi tlvfl

Dissuadre, io dissuade Dissuasinp,/. dissuasipn Dissuaso, part, dissuaded

Dissuasrio, adj. dissuasive Dissuetdine,/, disuse Dissuggellare, break to
Dissuggellato, adj. unsealed
]

Distinguere,

Distintamente,
a

distinguish ; to distinguersi, to sigrtalizt one's self adv. distinctly Distintiva, /. and Distintivo, m. mark, sign, token Distinto, part, dlstingtiished

Distniggitre, wi. j dtsiroyer Distruttivo, adj destructive Distrtto, port, destroyed Distruttre, m. a destroyer Disturre, to unstop Disturbamnto, m. and 'Disturbnza,/. disorder, confa-

Disturbare, to disturb disturbed, Disturbato, part, disordered

DIS
Disturbatre, m. a disturber Disturbo, m. disturbance
Disviscer*re,

DIT
to

unbowel,

Di S. prep, above, upon Disvalre, to prejudice Disvalre, m. weakness Disvantilggio, m. disadvai

Disvischirsi, to get rid of a

Disvjtirchire, to disemba

Disvariaranto, m. variation Disvariire, to differ Disvaridto, adj. different man ; disumanarsi, (u Disvario, m. difere,ice, co, troversy, a mistake ; v'd gran Disunianiito, and Disumai disvrio fra questo e quello, adj. inhuman, cruel Disiinfbile, adv. divisible there is a great different between this and that Disunine, a disunion Disubbidinte, adv. disohediei.^ Disunire, to disunite, divide. Disubbidientemente, adv. disPerche, crudo destine obediently Disubbidienza,/ disobedie stringe ? why, cruet destiny, Disubbidire, to disobey do you part us, since In Disubbidito, part, disobeye unites us f Disudire, to pretend 7101 Disunitamente, adv. separai

Ditra5i(5ne,/. detraction Ditrincire, tu cut in piece Dittamo, m. dittany (herb) Dittare, to dictate Dittato, m. a dictate, a precept Dittatre, m. a dictator Dittatorio, adj. diclaiary Dittatura,/ dictatorship Dittngo, m. a diphthong Diturpre, to disfigure Diva,/, (in poetry) a goddess, a mistress

Divagamnto, m. a wandering
Divagare, to wander, rove Divallamnto, m. a descending Divallare, to descend Divampare, to flash, flame Divanzare, v. precede Divano, m- the divan (in Tur-

key) Divantggio, adv. more Divariare, (o vary, differ

Divrio,!, variance': grande
il

hear
'

to

Disnto, adj. lean

Disvolre, to refuse Disusanza, /. disuse; av disusnia d'un luogo, to be a stranger to a place Disusare, to disuse Disusatamente, adv. unusually Disusato, adj. unusual

divrio, the difference is

Divastimnto, m. and Divastazine,/. devastation

Divecchamnto, m. growing

Disvelare, to unveil Disvelato, part, discovered

Disvelat(5re, a discovere:

young
Divedre, dare
vince
;

to

show,

divedere,
vi

convince; conto

Disvllere, to pluck, to pull up, mrin^, get out Disventre, to faint, rvaste,

dar divedere
that

Distile, adj. useless

vince

you

you are

in the

cay [hap Disutilit,/, uselessness Disventura, /. misfortune, mis- Disutilmente, adv. unprojita-

wrong
Divellere, and DivSrre, to pluck up, root up

Disv
fortun Disventur^to, adj. unhicky Disvergindre, to dejlorver
Disvestire, to undress Disvezzare, to disuse Disvezzato, part, disused

adv. with the edge Dita, m. j,l. the fingers Ditale, m. a thimble Di tanto in tanto, adv. nor
l^glio,

Di

Divelllmnto, m. plucking
Divelto, part, plucked out -^i^enire, to become: to befall
il
;

nmero
the
'

divenne

pi
7vhat

grande,
vili bl

'

number g>ew
:>?

eofm
w: diventar

DisuggelUire, to unseal Disuggelldto, part, unsealed

Disuguaglianza, and Disugualit,/, inequality Disuguale, adj. unequal

Disugualmente, adv. unequally

)iterminto,' adj determinate )iterminazine,/. resolution )itestazine,/ detestation )ito, m. the finger, the toe il dito grosso della mane the thumb; dito, an invi.

nille

Diventato, pmt. become Div&bio, i. a dialogue n: ^,, ,.. ;

;^/^^

i^^ff^.

Dif viamnto, m. a wandering Disviare, to draw out of the

a finger's
at one su la
;

breadth;

mos

; adv. diversely Diversificamnto, m. dijjerDiversificre,

'

nay, to degenerate to wander

disviarsi,

aver qualche cos

dita, to

and Diversare,
part,

to

punta delle

Disviatamnte, adv. wanderhave a thing at one's finger ingly _ Disviatezza,/. a straying Ottono, adj. of two parts i
Disviato, ad wandering Disviatdre, m. and Disviatrfce,/. a wanderer, debaucher Disviluppre, to disentangle.

ficio,

diverti-

Jled

Diversificazine,/ variation
Diversifico, adj. different

ppre, to steal

Di tratto, adv. suddenly Di tratto ir. tratto, adv.

noi

and then

DIV
Diversi,

DOt)
avert,
Divisine, /. division, diiunionj discord Divisivo, adj. separable Diviso, part, divided Divisre, a divider Di vista, adv. by sight Divizia, /. plenty, a_ffluence ; i firutti quest' anno sono in gran divizia, fruit is this
'.

DOL
Ddga, /. the side-board, clap

pron.

pi.

Di verso, prip. towards Diversdrio, m. inn, tavern DiT3rtere, to divert DiTerticoIo, m. a digressicn Divertimnto, . att of diverting, diversion DiverWre, to divert, interrupt ; divertirsi, to take one's pleaDivestJre, to undress Divetl^re, to beat tht rvool Divettfno, m. beater of

Doganire
ogre, to put, or

custom-house-

year very plentiful

Divizidso, adi. plentiful Divino, adj. heavenly Divo, adj. (in poetry) divine, excellent, heavenly

gird

mend

about, to clapthe

hoards

the

Ddge, m. doge, eaptain-geneD' oggi in domani, adv. eveiy Ddglia, and Doglinza, /. grief, pain, complaint Ddglie, /. pi. labour, travail
(in child birth)

Divolgamnto, m. divulging
Divezzare, to mean Divezzo, part, unaccustomed D' ivi, adv. from thence Divire, (see Deviare) Diviatamente, adv. nimbly,
quickly, readily Diviito, adj. quick Dividendo, m. a dividend

Diveltare,

Di volgari zzare,

to divulge, publish to translate intc

vulgar language Divolgato, part, divulged Divolgazine,/. divulgation

Doglinte, adj. grieving Ddglio, m. a tun, cask

/ gluUw,y
Divoramento, m. greediness,
Divoraradnti, m. hector, quarreleome fellow Divorante, adj. devouring Divorare, to devour Divorallvo, adj. devouring Divota'to, part, devoured Divoratura, and Divorazidne,

Dividente, adj. dividing Dividere, to divide; dividersi,

Dividitdre, m. a sharer Divietamnto, m. prohibition Divietare, to forbid Divietato, part, prohibited Divietazi<5ne, /. and Divito, prohibition Divinamente, adv. divinely.

^g

msam

Dogliso, adj. grieved

Dogma, m.

tenet, doctrine

Dogmtico, adj dogmatic Dogmatizzare, to dogmatize ogni intdmo, adv. on eveny

side

Dolce, adj. sweet, fresh, pleasant, agreeable. D.olce dolce, adv. agreeably, little by little : partirsi a bocca dolce, to retire quite happy ; came

/ ,!cvoa,ig
Divdrzio, m. ture
divorce,

excellently

depar-

Divinamnto, m. divination Divinare, to divine, guess at Divinatre, conjurer Divinamnto, in. and Divinazidne, /. conjuration Divincolamnto, m. and Divincolazidne,/. con<<r/iou Divincolare, to wrest Divinit,/, deity, a god, a god-

Divotamnte, adv. devoutly D'vdto, adf. pious, godly

Divozine, f. devotion
Diuretico, adj diuretic Diurno, adj. daily Diuturnamente, adv. diumal-

dolce parla!

what a

street

Dolcemente, adv.
ly, foolishly

softly, gent-

Dc-Zza,/. sweetness, charm,

pleasure Ddlcia,/. snnne's blood

Dolcito, adj.
sweet,

Diuturnit, /.

long

eontinu-

charm-

Diuturno, adj. lasting

Divulgare,
lish

io

diottre,

ytifc-

Dolcicandro, adj. melodious Dolcificare, to calm, appease Dolcificazine, /. a sneeten-

Divinizzafidne,/. a deifying Divino, adj. divine Divisa,/, division, a livery, j coal of arms Divisamente, adv. separately Divisamente, m. separation,
thought, project Divisare, to think, imagine, to describe, divide: share, determine, diversify Divisatamnte, adv. distinctly Divisato, part, disfigured, altered : tutto divisato, Ae is
Divisibile, adj. divisible Divisibilit,/ divisibility

Divulgato, part, divulged Dizionrio, m. a dictionary

Dizidne,/. diction, dominion

Doina,/.

(see

Dogana)

adj. 'mild', (of ivealher

Dobla, /. and Dobldne, m.

Doccia, /.

J) Dolentemente,

adv.

doleful-

an earthen

ca
rable.
\

dolente!

Dolere,

_.;

grieve, suffer

mi dudle
:

la

DOcile, adj. tractable Docilit,/ tractableness Documnto, m. instrvction Dodicsimo, adj the treelflh

ben testa, my head aches di voi onde mi doglia, / have good reason to complain of you Dolorato, adj. abided, vexed.

ho

DOM
i dolrfri del parto, pangs in child-birth Dolorosamente, adv. grievously, mrrorvfully Dolorso, adj. painful, sorrowful, imhappy, rvicked Dolosamente, adv. deceitful-

DOP
Damine !
inteij. the

DoMre, m. pain ;

deuce

Dominicale, adj. dominical Dominio, m. dominion Dmma, i. a dogma

DoppiatCira,/ the act cf di I'ling, avgmeniution Doppire, and Doppiro,

e

Dommaschino,

adj.

rose

Do,.piezza,

slyness,

ci

Dommsco, m. damask
Donagiiine, /. and Donamnto, m. a gift, present Donante, adj giving Donare, lo give Donatario, m. a donee {law
:o

ly

pi riccu

Dolso, adj deceitful Doluto, part complained Dolzafna, /. Dolzaino,

hafitboy

dT<

m, a

Domabile,

adj. tameable
,ee

Domanda,/. Domandare,
quest
:

Dimanda)
demand,
:

to

re-

inquire
vi

il

vostro

padrone

domanda, your

term) Donativo, m. and Donazine, gift, present, donation Donato, part, given Donatre, m. a giver

you; duplicity; (also) in chimes of bells Dppio, adj. double, deceitful donna dppia, a pregnant woman febbre dppia, a continual fever. A il, or
; ;

al dppio, adv. doubling, at

much again

Dnde?
,

adv.
ron.

whence? donrelai.

il doppio pi. ricco di voi, he is as rich

;

rohereof,
loiter

to

.of whom
Dondolare,
to

again ae you Doppine, jn. a Spanish

pis-

swing,

Domandassra, adv. to-^mor- Dndolo, m. the thing fwing, adv. every n rom niffht volre il dondolo, to love Dorare, to gild Domandato, part, demanded, Dondolna,/. and Dondolne, Dorato, adj gilt m. a loiterer. A dondolni, Doratre, tn. gilder Domandatdre, m. a demander, adv. dingle-dangle Doratura, /. and Doramnto, Domandazine, f. a request, Dnna, f woman, wife, mistress; Nostra Dima, the Dor, adj. of gold cc 1''/- 1' Virgin Mary; donna noJ plate Domane, m. {see Dimane) Doman l'altro, m. the day after

Domare,

to-morrorv to tame, humble, conquer

nalfuco, m. a sleepy idle

Domato, part, subdued Domatre, m. conqueror Domattina, to-morrorv m.

Donnescamnte, adv. effemiDoraenedlo,
i. (Dio) God Domnica,/; Sunday Domenicale, and Dominicale, adj. belonging to Sunday;

Dc>rmentrio,Dormentro, and Dormit<5rio, m. a dormitory

Dormicchiare,
nately

and

Dormi-

Donnsco,

adj.

ejffeminaie,

Dorminte, adj. sleeping Dormigline, i. sluggard.

Dormigliso, adj sleepy, dull

l'orazine domenicale, Lord's prayer

the

Dormire,
ench
fuco,
si

to sleep
to he

dormire

al

negligent;

non

Domenicano,
friar Domesticare,

m.. {see

white

Donno, m. master, lord Dnno, adj. gentle, happy

Dnnola,/, a weazle Donnne, m. a jolly woman Dno, m. gift, present ; in dono, as a gift Donz70, m. a small gifl
Donzlla,/, and Donfello, m.
bachelor, knight, bail^, esquire, tipstaff

pu dormire e far la guardia, one cannot do ttvo tliings

^Dimcsti-

Doniestichgzza, /. familiarity, kindness, love Domstico, 7(1. a servant Domestico, adj. familiar,

Dormtre, m.

{see

Dormigli-

Domvole,

adj.

tameable, do-

Domicflio, m. habitation Dominante, adj. reigning Dominare, to domineer ;

Donzelletta,/ a damsel

Dopo, prep,

after,

since,

be-

Dorso, m. the back of a beast piegare il dorso, to submit Dosa, and Dose, /. a dose cf physic Dossi, m. pi. skins oj squtrDossire, and Dossire, blanket, coverlid

un
Dopo
che, conj. after that
/.
pistole,

monte che domina la citt, a hill commanding the tnrvn Dominatre, m. ruler, lord Dominazine, /. and Dorafnio, m. dominion, power,
authority

m. a

Dppia,

hem,

Dsso,

m. the back; dar il dsso, lo turn one's back; levarsi da dsso, to gel rid

DOV
Do^re,
to jninfure, to endorv, to bestow ; la natura 1' ha
'

DUO
bellzza,

doWta d'una gran

nature has endowed her rvith great beauty Dotilo, part, \endorved, adorn-

Ognuno il suo dcviUo, to DuMtamnto, m. doubt, ;u<give every one his due Dozzina, f. a dozen ; tenre a dozzina, to board mettersi in dozzina, to intrude one's self; poeta da dozzina.
:

ly

Dote, and
Dotta,
'/.

Dota,

f.

portion,

an hour, a favour;

able opportunity

nere in dotta,

to

fear; keep

te-

in

Dottamente, adv. learnedly

Dotto, adj learned Dottorale, adj. doctoral Dottorare, to lake or give the degree of doctor Dottorato, m. doctorship Dottre, m. teacher, doctor Dottorello, Dottorzzo, and Dottorccio, VI. an ignorar
doctor Dottrina,/ doctrine Dottrinale, adj. instructive Dottrinare, to instruct, teach Dottrinato, part, instructed

Dozzinante, a boarder Dragante,/, gum-dragant Draghinassa,/, a rapier Drago, m. a dragon Dragom.-inno, m. interpreter Dragondto, part, dragooned DragcSne, m. a dragoon Dragonta, /. grass plantain

Dubitato, part, doubted Dubitazine,/, uncertainty Dubitevolmnte, adv. doubtfully Dca, m. a general, commander, chief, a duke Ducale, adj. ducal Ducalmente, adv. like a duke

Ducato,

i.

dukedom,

Ducatne, m. a

ducatoon, a

Dramma,
bit,

/. a piece: a

dram

rveighi

Duce, m. (in poetry) a captain,

general
officer

tragedy,

Drammtico,
Drappelldre,

adj.
to

dramatic

display the co

Drajipelletto, m. a small troo} Drappllo, m. a troop, a flag Drapperia, /. drapery, sii,

Duca, /. a dukedom, duchy Dcere, to lead, conduct Ducha,/, the territories of a duke DuchSsco, adj. ducal, (of a
Duchssa,/, duchess

Duchessina,/ a young duchess Duchino, m. young duke Due, m. and adj. two tra le
;

mercante di drappi,
going
t dve, whereas, when D(5ve, m. (lugo) a place. sapete il dve ? do you knorv the place t La dve, adv.

due, cosi, cosi, so. so; indifferently; stare intra due,

to be irresolute

Duecento, m. and adj. Dugnto) Duellante, m. a duellist DuelUre, tofght a duel

Duellatre, and Duellista, dueller, or duellist

{see

m.

Doverh, adv. any where Dovechesfa, adv. wherever Doventre, to become Dovente, adj. owing Dovre, to owe must ; dev
'

Dullo, ni. a duel Duetdnti, adv.

as

many

ssere cosi, it must he so druggist, Dugencinqunta, m. and adj. che dobbiamo fare ? who grocer two hundred andjifty must we do? devo andare Dromedrio, ni. a dromedary Dug'nto, m. and adj. imo in citt, I am forced to go Druda, /. a sweetheart, a nilshundred
into the city
ci scudi,
;

Drga,/, a drug Droghetfa,/. drugs Droghire, m. a

DuEtto,

a duet (in music)

he

mi deve diones me ten

;

Dnido, m.

lover.

DriSdo,

crowns Dovre, m. duty

adj skilful, valiant

far
il

Dulcicanro, adj. melodious Dulcificnte, a<y. softening Dulciicre, to soften

Da

dovre, I'll do my best; pi del dovre, more tha. necessary dovre, adv. in earnest Dovizia, /. store, riches fa
:

Dumfla, or Duemila, m. and adj. two thousand Dubbiamnte.Dubhiosamnte, and Dubbitativamnte, Dumo, m. (in poetry) bush,
Druido, m. a Druid
t/ity
^
,^

Duna,/, Dnque,

briars, brambles plains, downs then, adv.

!

dovizia, to

make presents
Dubbio',

Dnque non
doubt mttere ii dubbio, to doubt )ubbiosit, /. uncertainty Dubbiso, Dubitso, and Du bitativo, adj. dubious DubiUbile, adj. uncertain i04

Doviziosamente, adv. pienti

di farlo

what
adj.

what. son io capace am I not !

(in poetry}

Duo, m. and

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Puomo, m,
Duplicare,
a cnthedral
to double

fooU

Duplicatamente, adv. doubly Duplicato, part, doubled Duplicazine,/ a doubling Duplicit, Duplicitide, and Duplicitte, /. dissimulaDurbile, adj. durable Durabilit,/, continuance J)rrabilmatc, adv. continually

Ebdomadrio, m. head of convent for the week

E'bere, to

grow weak
and Ebol;

Ebete, adj. weak Ebollimnto, m.

.

lizione, J. ebolenoioo-.iing; lizidne di sangue, heat of

Old Testament) Ecclesiasticamente, adv. ecclesiaslically

Ebrico, adj. Jewish

Durcine, adj. hard (said of Ebraismo, m. Hebraism, I Ebro, adj. Hebrew, Jew fruit)

Duramente,
Durare,
fin l,
io that

adv.

cruelly,

to

get

Ecclesistico, cal Ecclesistico,

adj.

ectlesiasti-

m.

clergy-

roughly, difficultly Durante, adj. during, lasting

to last, to continue, to
:

Ebnto, ad], drunk, fuddled Kbrz?a,and Ebriet,/, drunkE'bro. anrf Ebridso, adj. arunk-

cT^"
book;
pronto,

hold Ota

il

Ms

suo dominio dura dominions extend

:

eccolo
here
1

l,

>

place

Ebmo',

and febmeo,

adj.

am

ready

Durata, /. duration questo tempo non avr lunga durata, this weather rvil not
last

white as ivory

hng

Ecatmbe, and Ecatmbe, /. an hecatomb (a sacrifice of Echio, m. herb) a hundred cattle)

Eccednte, adj. exceeding Eccedentemente, adv. exceedingly

hart's tongue

(an

Durativo, adj. lasting, steady Durato, pari, continued Duretto, cdj. hard, tough Durvole, ailj. durable Durvolmente, adv. corUinuaily_

Eclessre, to eclipse Eclissalo, part, eclipsed Eclisse, and Eclissi, m.

eclipse Eclittica, ecliptic line

an
the

Eccidgnza,/
Eccdere,

excess

to surpass, excel Eccellfnte, adj. excellent Eccelentemhte. adv. excel-

Eco, and Ecco, m. and

echo

f.

lenilo

Vwro,

adj. hard, firm, strong, robust, cruel, obstinate, laborious, harsh ; capo duro, a

Eccellnza, and Eecellnf la./. excellency. Per eccellnza, adv. excellently

Eccellere, io excel Eccelsr.mr.te, adv. loftily Eecelsitudine, /. h'ghness (title of a prince) Eccflso, adj. high, lofty Eccentricamente, adv. eccentrically

Economato, ni. stewardship Economia,/, economy "'^ '" ^'

m^clly^"'^''

"

Economico,
saving

adj.

sparing,

blockhead DurStlo, adj. somewhat tough

Dttile, adj. malleable Duttilit,/, ductility

Economo, m. an economui Economa, /. a good housewife

converso, adv. on the con-

Duttdre, m. a leader, guide

Duumvirato, m. duumvirate Dumviri, m. pi. duumvirs,

(magistrates in the
republic}

Roman

Eccentricit, /. eecentncity, deviation from the centre

Ecleo, m. of torture

an

instrument

Eccentrico, adj. eccentric Eccessivamente, adv. excesaEccessivo, adj. excessive

Ecumnico, adj. general Edace, adj. voracious

Edacit,/. greediness Edera,/ ivy Ederso, and Ederceo, adj. full of ivy Edificamnto, m. a building, edifying
Edificare, to build, edify Edificato, part, built, edified Edificatre, m. a builder Edificatrio, adj. edifying Edificazine,/, ediiication Edificio, and Edifizio, m.
edifice

Eccetera, /. note of abbreviation.

cS-C.

E
E,

'

ed, con;, and; questi quello; this and thai

;

Eccetto, and Eccettoch, conj. but, except Eccettuare, and Eccettre, to

J

is

egli ,

Ebanista, m. a worke ebony, a cabinet-maker E'bano, m. ebony Ebbr2a, Ebbriet, and Ebbriachzza,/. drunkenness Ebbrico. adj. drunk, drunkE-bbrio,

Eccettuato, adj. excepted Eccettuazidne, and Eccezine, /. e-rcep/ion, ./(^rence

Ecchegginte, a. echoing,
Ecclieggire, to echo, to Eccidio, i. ruin, slaughter

re-

~-

and Ebbrioso,

adj.

Eccitare,

ti

m. a sort of magistrate Edilit. /. the i^ce of edile Editore, ni. editor Editto, ni. edict, decree
Edile,

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Edizine,/, edition

Educare, to educale Educato, part, educated Educalidne, /. education

iffe, f. the letter

Eligl^ile, adj. Jit to be chosen Elisio, m. Elysium Elistre, TO. elixir, quintet'

F
Eguale,
adj.

Effemride,/ ephemeris EfFeminamnto, m. effeminaey

equal,

impai

Eutropia, /. c f a green c

rvith

red

Eutropio,

the herb turn-

Effeminatzza,
natpgine.

and

Eff'emi-

/. eff'eminacy

Effeminato, adj. effeminate Efferatamente, adv. cruelly

EfferaleZZa,/. cruelty Efferato, aj. fierce, cruel
EfieTith,/., fierceness

Eim,
Elaborare, io take pains Elaborato, adj. elaborate
Elstico, adj. elastic Elasticit,/, elasticity

ahi

Ella, pron. she, it; vuoi ella venir meco .' mill you com with vie. Sir, or iladatn t Elli, egli,pron. he Ellboro, hellebore EUera,/ ivy Ellisse./ ellipsis ElUtico, adj. oval

Elmetto, and Elmo,

i.

hil-

Effervescnza, /. heat, vigour, force Effettivamente, adv. effectively

Effettivit,/ efficacy Effettivo, adj. effective
'

Elazine,/. haughtiness Elee,/, the holm-oak

Elefante, m. an elephant Elefant/no, adj. belonging to an elephant Elefaniia,/. a kind of leprosy Elegante, adj. elegant, fine Elegantemente adv. elegantly

Elocuzine,/. elocution Elgio, m. eulogy, praise EloquSnte, adj. eloquent Eloquentemente, adv.
quently

elo-

In Eff'etto, tn. effect, success. efftto, adi;, in fact; l"h

fatto a quest' eff'etto, I did it rvith this intent ; in effetto come voi dite, really it is as

Eloqunza, and Eloqunzia,/

Elsa./, and E\to, m. a hilt, or handle Elucidarlo, adj. explaining Elucubralo, part. carifiUly
nir ought Elucubrazine, /.

you say Enettre,

m.

maker,

Eleganza, /. elegance Eleggere, to elect, choose Elegia,/, an elegy

Elegiaco, adj. elegiac nriter Elegiaco, in. a

composing

of

in the night-time

lually Effettuare, to

miplish

Eftezidne,
effecting

/.

Eldere, to elude Element4Ie, and Elementare, Emaciare, to make lean adj. elementary Emaciato, part, emaciated Elementare, to compose qf Emaciazine,/. leanness
elements

Efficace, adj. efficacious Efficacemente, adv. effectually

Effiodcia, /. efficacy

Emanare, to proceed from

to set at liberty

Elementito, part, composed of Emancipare,

Emancipato,
Elemnto, m. the element Elemsina,/, alms, charily Elemosinarlo, and Elemosinire, adj. almsgiver Elnco, m. catalogue, index EletUvo, adj. elective

part,

emanetetnanet-

Emancipazine, /.

EiBgito, part, drawn, pmrUEffKgie,/. image., picture Effluvio, m. an overflowing Effondere, to pour out Effrenatamnte, adv. excessively, rashly
Eff"reniito,

Ematlta,/. a bloodstone

Emblma,

emblem Emblemtico, adj. emblema'

m".

aJJ.

immoderate,
Effbndl.

unruly
Effusine,
/.

and

Eftmera, /. a one-day fever an animal which lives bttt one

day
Egli, pron. he, it, they E'glino, pron. pi. they Egli stesso, pron. himself Egloga,/, pastoral poem Egramente, adv. grievously Egregiamente, adv. egregi-

Eletto, part, elected, chosen, tic Wmhiice, f. tile- trifle fine Elettorale, adj. electoral Embrine, m. an embry Elettorato, m. electorate Embroccre, to make an em Elettre, 711. an elector, title of Emnda,/, emendation a prince Emendbile, adj. eaey to 6* Elettrice,/, an electrix corrected E!ttrieo,a(y. electrical Emendare, to correct, mend Elettro, m. amber E-menddto, part, corrected, Eletturio, m. an electuary amended, improved Elevamnto, m. elevation Elevare, to raise, exalt, be Emendatre, m. a corrector

proud
Elevatezza,/, elevation

Emendazine, and Emendamento, emendo, t. correcEmergente,

tion, reparation adj.

Elevazine./ exaltation
Elezine./, election Elidere, te retrench Eligente, m. e/e<or

emergerti ; necessit emergente,, pr*t

ing necessity

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Encotnfato, pari, praited
io

.EPI
fan Into a passion ; questa cosa non m'enti, do not comprehend thii

I
Endice,/, mark, token Endivia, /. endive
'Energi?i,f. energy, force

Emtico, adj. and m. emeticai,

Emk-rnJa, and Emigriiiaj /.

Eminente,
Vroaching

adj.

eminent,

ap-

Energmeno, m. one possessed of a devil nfasi,/, emphasi Enftico, adj. emphatical

Entrata, /. entrance, income, rent, beginning Entrato, part, entered Entrature, ni. a man making an entry Entratura,/, enfrancf, access;
acquainted with

Kminentemnte, conspicuoiu- Enfiagine, EnCatOra, /. and Entro, prep, in, within Enfiata, m. a swelling, iu- Entusiasmo, m. enthusiasm 'i) Entusiaste, m. an enthusiast Kmin5n5,.f. eminence Enula, /. Eniisterio, and Emisfro, m. elecampane (a
hemisphere inis5A:io, m. an emisaary, a stallion, spy Emissine, /. emtsswn, vent.
plant)

Emitrito,

semitertian

vanity Enfiare, to swell; enfiarsi, to be puffed up Enfiatmnve, adv. proudly Enfiatfccio, adv. something swelled Enfiatlvo, adj. swelling Enfidre, m. imposthume Enfiteusi, ni. a grafting, ot

Enumeramnto, m. enumeration

Enumerare, to enumerate Enumerato, part, enumerated Enumerazine, /. enumeraEnunciare, io declare Enimciatlvo, lulj. expressive Enunciato, part, proclaimed.
Enunciazine, /. expression Eo, adj. eastern
Eptica,
plant)
/.

Enigma, and Enimma, m. a

riddle
)r tetter

Enigmtico, and Enimmtico,

Uier-woH

(a

Empiamente, adv. wickedly

Empiastrre, to plaster Empiastrto, m. a plasterer Enormemente, impiastro, Jrt. a plaster ously Empima, m. gathering cf
adv.
griev-

Enormit, and Enormzza,/. Empiente, adj. filling Empiere, and Empire,

tisfy,
fill,

to sa-

nte, m. a being

ente reale,

Eptico, adj. hepatic (belongs ing to the liver) Evtta, f. the epact Epicdio, m. a funeral song E'pico, adj. epic, heroic Epicuro, adj. epicurean Epidemia, /. epidemic dis-

accomplish
gidne, an imaginary proud

Empiet,/, impiety EmpiezJa, /. impiety, (also) an accomplishing, perjbrm-

Epifania, /. twelfth-day, epi-

E'Sf.

existence Entdmato, m. an tnsect

phany Epigramma,

n.

an epigram

Empimnto, m. a filling, stuff- Entrambi, Entrambe, and Eampio, adj. impious Empireo, adj. empyreal;
elo

trmbo, adj. both Entramnto, m. an entering

ci-

Epilessia, and Epilesla, epilepsy, falling-sieknets Epilettico, adj. epileptic

empireo,

the

highest

Empireumtieo, ad. smelling offre Empirico, m. a quack month Enipfto, m. impetuosity Entrare, Empitura, filing, sttrffing, tvola,
trar in

Entrante, adj. entering; (ardito) bold: ragini entranti, convincing arguments del mese, air entrante beginniiig of the in the
;

Epilogare, to sum up Epilogazine. /. concluiion^ Epilogo, ni. an epilogue Episcopale, adj. episcopal Eiiiscopato, ni. a bishopric Episdico, adj. episodical Episdio, m. digression Epistola,/, an epistle
Epistolare, adj. epistolary Epistolrio, I. htter-book Epitffio, m. epitaph

Empiuto, adj. full Emprio, m. a market-place Emulare, to vie with,

to

to enter; entrare io sit ac table; encammino, to set out entrar in ballo, io lead the dance: entrar in altro, io change discourse entrare in parle, to begin a discourse; entrare ne' fatti d* altri, to meddle with another's ajuirs entrare
; :
;

Epitalmio, m. nuptial-tong
Epiteto,

m.

epithet

Epitomare, to abridge Epitome, m. abridgement, ah-

religine, to go into a convent ; enure in collera,

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Eplttimslre, to

ERO
Eradicare, to eradicale Eradicatre, m. a destroyer Errio, m. the exchequer,
E'rba,/. grass
pace.
;

ESA
Eroicmico, adj. burlesque Eroina, /. a heroine
Erpicare, to harrow Erpicato, part, harrowed Erpice,/, a harrow Errante, and Errtico,

makt or apply

epith^ns

Epittimazjdne,/. the application ofepithenu E'poca, /. epoch, an 'epocha, cera, period of lime Epuldne, m. a glutton Equbile, ad), equal, like
Equabilit, i: equality Equalit,/, equality, evenness, uniformity Equanimit, /. eqtiantmUy,

ogni mal erba

Non

erba dal vos-

doing. Far fascio d'ogni erba, to go through thick

adj.

and thin
Erbccia,/, rveed

Equnimo,
Equatre,

adj.

moderate
equator,
the

m.

Erba colombina,/, vervain Eri'ggio, m. kitchen-herbs Erba gilia, / sweet maud-

equinoctial line

Equazine,

equation,

Equestre, adj. equestrian, belon^ng to a horseman, or knight Equingolo, adj. equiangular Equicrre, adj. ejiiicrural
Equidistante,'

an Erbio, m. grass, pasture ^rre.fthe letter R [ly Erbaiulo, m. an herbalist rro, >n. a hook, brace Erba trastulla, /. ribaldry, Erroneamente, ud', erroneout-

idle words Errneo, adj. erroneous EThSlteL,f fine grass Errre, error, fault, sin Erbolaio, m. an herbalist Erroruccio, m. a small fault Erbso, adj. grassy, full qf rta, and Ertezza,/, declivity : stare all* erta, to stand on adv. equidisErbucce, /. pi. imall herbs. Erto, adj. steep, upright ; fra parsley Equidistantemente, zdy. equidistantly Erde, m. andf. heir, heiress l'erto e piano era un sentiero Equidistna, /. an tqual Ereditggio, m. and Eredit, sghembo, between the hill and the plain there was aa /. inheritance Equiltero, m. equilateral Ereditare, and Eredre, to oblique path Equilibrare, Erubescenza,/, bashfnines to equipondeEruca, /. the herb rocket, a Equilfbrio, m. caterpillar equilibrium mttere Erudimnto, m. learning equilibrio, to Eremitggio, and E'remo, poise tener 1' equilfljrio, to Erudire, to teach, instruct Eruditamente, adv. learned Eremitico, adj. solitary Equinoziale, ly adj. equinoc- Ereniitdrio, and Eremit<5ro, ' ^ tial Erudito, adj. learned, skit m. solitude, hermitage Equinozio, m. equinox Eresia,/, heresy fui Equipggio, m. equipage Eresiarca, m. chief of an army Erudizione,/, learning Eruttare, Equiponderre, to break wind, to Ereticale, Ertico, and a^j. to 7veieh equally belch heretical Equisto, m. horse-tail (herb) Ereticalmente, orfu. heretically Eruttatre, m. a belcher Equit,/ equity Eruttazine,/ belching ErSUco, m. a heretic Esacerbare, to provoke Equivalente, adj. equiva- Ertto, part, erected, raised Esacerbato, part, irritated Erezine,/ erection Esagerante, adj. exaggerating Equivalentemente, adv. egui- Ergstolo, in. a prison valently Esagerare, to amplify rgere, and Erigere, to en Equivalnza,/, equivalence Esagerato, part, exaggerated build, raise atnplijcaEquivalre, to be eqiiivalent Erlne, or Erinni,/. p/. erinnyt Esagerazine, /. Equivocale, and EquivoccSso, (the infernal furies) adj. equivocal !. the sixth part of an Erisamo, wild-cresses, Esgio, m. Equivocamente, adv. eauivohedge-mustard agitate c.Llly to Ermafrodito, m. hermaphro- Esagitare, Esagitazidne,/. agitation Equivocante, adj. equivocalEsagonale, and Esgono, aji six-sided (having six sides)

Esgono, m. hexagon
lion

Esalare,

to

exhale,

steam,

Equivoco, m. and Equivocazine, /. equivocation

Equivoco,

and

EquivocdsOj

adj. equivocal

E'quo, adj. Just, ejuilcblt

recreate ; esalare gli ultimi spiriti, to breathe one's last Esalato, part, exhaled Esio, and Esalazine, /. Esalamnto,/. exhaUition

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Esalbimnto, m. preferment
Esaltare, to exalt, extol Esaudito, part, exalted Esaltatdre, m. he that prais-

Escoriazine, f. and Escaria""'

J^aying Escrementale,

Escreand mentzio, adj. feculent, dreg-

Esequito, adj. buried Esquie, /. i>l. funeral obsoguies. funeral Esercitante, adj. exercising
practice Esercitare,

Esaltazidne,/ advancement Esame, an examination, (also) a swarm of beet hexameter Esmetro, m.

gy
m. excrement, dregs Escreraentdso, adj. excrementi
fious

Escremnto,

and Esrcere,

to

Esaminrfto, part, examined

Esaminazidne,

f.

examitu

Escrescnla./ excrescence Escusabile, adj. excusable Escusare, to excuse, justify Escusdto, part, excused Escusazidne,/. an excuse Esecrando, Esecrabile, and
Esecrare, Esecrato,
to curse, detest

Esercitatdre, m. exerciser Esercito, m. an army, a number of people Esercizio, hi. and Eserckazidne,/. exercise Esereditilre, to disinherit present; Esibfre, to offer, m'esibisco di serrirla, I of-

of life

part.

execrated.

ffr

my

services to

you

Esasperare;

Esibita, /. presentation, (lato

that offers Esibizidne,/ offer, proffkr

Esasperato, part, irritated Esasperazidne, /. irritation Esattamente, adv. exactly Esatzza,/. punctuality Esatto, adj. exact, strict, careful Esattdre, m. a collector

Esibltdre,

m. he

Esigenza,/, exigency
Esigere, to exact, require Esile, adj. thin, slender Esiliare, to banish Esiliato, part, banished Esilio, or Esfglio, m. banish

Esecuzidne,/. execution

Esaudvole,

adj. entreated
n.

Esaudimnto,

and Esau-

Eseguimnto, punishment
Eseguire,
ple

m.

execution,

dizine,/, a hearing Esaudire, to ^ant Esaudito, part, granted Esauditdre, m. he that grants Esausto, adj. empty, exhaust-

to execute

Esempigrzia, adv. for exam-

ment Esimere, to eiempt,free Esimio, ad. ch-osen. singular

Esistente, adj. existent
Esitare, to sell, to hesitate, te doubt, to vend EsitaSidne,/. hesitation E'sito, m. issue, end, event, sale metter qualche cosa nel libro dell' esito, to givi
:

Esmpio, m. example, model.

Esemplare, m. a copy, model,

Esazidne,/ exaction
sca, /. bait, allurement: avvicinar 1' esca al fudco, to expose to danger Escandescnza, anger. f.
.

copy-book

Esemplare, adj. exemplary Esemplarit, / equity, justice.

Esemplarmente, and
plativamnte,
adv.
plarily

Esemexam-

a thing for

lost

Escara, /. Me rvound Escardtico, adj.

scab

of

Esiziale, adj. destructive Esizio, Ml. destruction

bringing

Esemplatvo, adj. exemplary Esemplato, part, drawn, copied

tn.

a going out.

Esemplificare, to exemplify Esemplificato, part, exempli Jied Esemplificazldne, /. exemplification

Exodus E'sodo; Esdiago, m. the throat Esorbitante, adj. exorbitant Esorbitanza, /. extravagancy

Esclre, to go out Escfta,/. a ,vay

Esemplo, m.

and Esempio,
ditble

m
c\

Esclamare,

to

exemplar, copy Esentire, to exempt,

part. Esentato, exempted, freed Esente, adj. exempt, free EsenzionSre, to present one with a freedom Esenzidne.X- exemption Esequiale, adj. funeral Esequiare, to perform obsequies

Esortare, to exhort, persuade Esortativo, and Esortatrio, adj persuasive Esortazidne,/. exhctiation Esdso. adj. odious, hateful Espanzid'ne,/. expansion Espediente, adj. expedient

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Espedizidne, expedition Esperien temente, adv. experimcitally Esperienza, and Esperinzia,
/. experience

Esr*
Esprobre, to reproach Esprobazidne, f. reproach Espugnbile, and Espugnato, taken by force, or that may
be,ifc.

tenuto di
ed

forze,

exhauxt-

Estenuazine, /. extenuation,
rre.adj eriernal
r-sieriorit,/. the outside

Esperimntale, mental Esperiment^re,

adj.

experi-

to experience,

Espugnare, to conquer, force Espugnatre, m. a conqueror Espugnazine, /. a conquering

Espulsine,/, expulsion Espulsivo, adj forced out Espurgare, to purge, cleanse,

Esteriormente, adv. outwardly

Esterminre, to exterminate Esterminto, part, destroyed.

Esperimentatdre, of experiments

wj.

a maker

Esperimnt<\, m. experience, experiment, trial, proof spero, m. the evening star Espertamente, adv. expertly Esperto, adj. expert, skilful Espettinte, adj. expecting mail Espettare, to expect,
Espettatlta, and Espettazidne, /. expectation Espiare, to expiate, atone Espiazine,/, expiation Espirare, to die, expire Espirazine,/', expiration Esplicbile, adj. explicable Esplicare, to explain Esplicatdre, m. commentator Esplicazine,/, explication Esplicitamente, adv. explicitly

E squisitamente,

adv.

exjtti-

Esquisitzza./. exquisitenets Esquisfto, adj exquisite Esquisitdre,m. observer, nearchi^^se,f. the letter S Essecrazidne, /. execration

Esternamente, adv. externally

Estemo,
terday

adj. external,

of yes-

EsterslTo, adj. detersive, cleans-

Essgrapio,

an example

Essnza, and EseSnzia, /. es

Essenziale, adj. essential, necessary

ing Estesamente, adv. extensively

Estso, adj. extended

Essenzialmente, essentially
Essere, to be, to exist, to be-

Estimare, to esteem, value, fo examine, appraise Estimativa,/, discernment Estimato, part, estimated, va-

come

pu

essere, perhaps,

it may be ; che sar di lui ? Tvhat null become of him ; sar da voi domani, / rvill come to your house to-mor-

EspUcito, adj. explicit Espldere, to explode Esplorare, to explore, search Esploratre, m. scout, spy Esplorazine, /. an exploring.

JEssere,

m. elate, condition ; di grand' essere, of great quality ; le cose sono in budn essere, things are in a good nay; non conviene
air sser mio, not suitable to

Estfnguere, to extinguish Estinguibile, adj. quenchable

Estinguimnto,

m. and Es

Esponente, m. expounder Esprre, to expound, explain; esprre l'ambasciata, to open an embassy esprre i fan;

cfuUi, to expose children; esprre alle fire, to expose

to rvild beasts

Essiccante, and Essiccativo, adj. apt to dry Essiccazidne,/. a drying

voi, along with yon stasi, /. ecstasy, rapture Estate, and Est,/, summer Esttico, adj. ecstasy Estemporneo, adj. extempo-

Espositivo, adj. explaining Espositre, m. expositor, inter

Esposizine,/, interpretation Espsto, part, expounded Espressamente, and Espresso, adv. expressly, clearly, eviEspressidne,/. expressive, sigEspressiva,
/.

an

exprei-

rary Estndere, to e-vtend, stretch, enlarge; non m'estndo dir pi sopra questo sog- Estraordinariamente, adv. ex traordinarily getto, / will not dwell any Estraordinrio, adj. c.rtraor longer on this subject dinarjj Estenzidne, /. extension, extent

tinzidne,/. extinction Estinguitdre. extinguisher Estinto, adj. extinguished extirpation Estirpamnto, Estirpare, to extirpate Estirpatdre, m. extirpator Estirpazidne,/ extirpation Estivo, adj. estivai, summer EstoUnza,/. pride Estdrre, to except, exempt Estorsine, /. extortion Estraneamite, adv. strange ly Estrneo, and Estrnio, adj.

m m

Espressfvo, adj. expressive Espresso, adj. plain, manifest, a positive order Esprimente, adj. exprestI'spn'mere, to express, uller

Estensivo,

and Esterno,

adj.

Estrarre, to extract Estrattivo, adj. extractive an extract Estratto, Estratto, part, extracted Estravagante, adj. extrava-

Estenuato, adj. lessened;

es-

Estravagnza, /. extravaganci

Evangelizzante, an txpoundei of the gospel

poetry) adj. smiths, or to

belonging

to

Evaporamnto, m. and EvaKatierait, /.

any manual
forger.

extremity, mi-

porazine, /. evaporation

Fabbro,
poetry)

and Fabro, m. (in

a
smith,

Estrmo,

adj. extreme, last

Jistrmo, m. extremity Estrinsecamente, adu. extt

sieally, ly

Evaporare, to evaporate Evaporatlvo, adj. evaporating Evaporatdrio, m. evaporation

Eucaristfa, /. eucharist, sacra-

the

c.

,eofo

nisfor-

evidently,

external-

ment
Eucaristico, adj. encharistical

Estrinseco, ad.j. exterior Estro, 1. pneiic rage Esti-udere, to thrust out, to extrude

Evenimnto, and Evnto, m.

Eufrbie,
i.

Fabuleggire, to recount, compose fables Fabulso, adj. fabulous

at

euphorbiua (a

Esuberante, Esuberanza, abundance

adj. exuberant

business; far faccnda, to be in business Faccendiere, m. an active

Faccnda, /.

f.

luxuriance,

Evidnte, adj. evident, clear

ly

man, a busy body Evidentemente, adv. evident- Faccenduzza, /. small busiEvidnza, /.

evidence,

E^sula, /. milk-thistle, (a plant) Esulare, to banish Esulcerare, to make ulcers EsuIcerazicSne,/. exulctration E'sule, m. an exile Esultante, adj. exulting Esultare, in exuir, rejoice Esultazine,/. cxjiHalion Et. /. cifje (scolo), one hundred years, century E'teve, m. the pure air, ether Etreo, adj ethereal Eternale, adj. eternal Eternamente, adv. eternally
;

per-

Faccnte,

adj.

active,

busy.

spicuity Evirato, a. emasculated

Faccetta, f. facet

Evirazine,/, emasculation Evisceratre, m. an emboweller

Facchinccio, m. a
Facchineria, /. a

mean

fel-

work for a

Eviscerare,

to

embomel
Facchino, m. a porter, scoundrel

Fccia, /. face,
outside
;

appearance,

non aver
shamed.
Evizine, f. eviction

far fccia, to dare , fccia, to be aIn fccia, prep.

Eternare, to eternize Eternit, / eternity

EtSmo,

adj.

trno, adv.

from

eternal. ethe begin-

Ab

Eterclito, adj. extravagant Eterogneo, adj. heterogeneE'tica,/. ethic, hectic fiver Eticamente, adv. morally E'tico, adj. consumptive

Evoluzine,/ evolution Eupatrio, m. liverwort Euro, m. the east ivind Europa,/. Europe
Evviva,
interjec.

over-against Facciata, /. front, face (in poetry) a torch, splendour, light Faclla, and FaccelUna, /. flambeau, taper, link

Face,

Facetamente,
live!

long

culo, merrily Facto, adj. facetious, c-ami-

Etimologia,/, etymology Etimologico, adj. efymologi-

proposito, adv. on purpose tempore, adv. in an instant Eziandio, ado. also, even Eziandio che, adv. although

Ex Ex Ex Ex

abnipto, adv. abruptly

profsso, adv. by profession

Facezia, /. merry conceit, at

saying Facialmnte, adv. facing, face

to face Facibne, m. a good child

Fcile, adj. easy

uomo facile,

a good-natured -man
Facilit, f. facility Facilitare, to facilitate FaciLnnte, adv. easily

Facimale, m. Facimnto,

Evacunmento,

n.

evacuation

Evacuare, to evacuate, void Evacuativo, adj. evacuating Evacuato, part, evacuated

pA'BBRICA,/. building.fa-'-

brie,

workshop, manufacto

tory

Fabbricare,

build,

form.

Evangelicamente, adv. evan

getical/y

Fabbricato, part, built Fabbricatre, m. a builder,

,

Facolt, and Facult,/. power, faculty, riches Facoltso, adj. rick, wealthy Facondamente, ado. eloquent-'

workman,

intriguer, liar

Facndia, and Facondit,

Facondiuso, adj fluent

Evangelico, adj. evangelical Evanglio, m. the gospel Evangelista, m. evangelic

Fabbricazine,/, construction,
building Fabbrfle, and
Fabrile,
(in

Facndo,

adj. eloquenf.JlueM.

raggelo, m. a place full of

beeck-trees

Famigliarit, ami FamUibritS familiarity

Tiggio, m. beech tree nheatani ; Fagiano, a guastar la coda al fagiano,

FalUre,
.

to

leave oul the beet

of the

offend, err, di poco fall eh' io omit non cadessi, I n-as very near
to

fail,

Famigliarmnte, and Familiarmnte, adv freely Famiglio, wi. a servant, thieftaker

Fagiiiolta,/. silliness Fagiulo, m. a French bean

Famigliula, /. mily

a small fc^

Famosamente,
tax

adv. publicl}/

Fagotto,

m.

fagot;

Faraosita./ fame, report

ran(be, ad), fallible
Fallibilit, f. fallibility

fagotto, io bundle off Fafna,/ a pole-cat

Famso, adj. famous, known Famccia, /. a small appetite

Falange,/, phalanx Falngio. m. a tarantula Falbo, arfj. yellow, tarvny Falcare, to bend, to crook,
.

Fallimnto, m. fault, failing

Falltre, io fait, sin, transgress.
io

Fallire,

m.

error,

fault,

'off

h\ Falcistro, m. a staff Falcato, pari, hooked.

bankruptcy Fallfto, pari failed Fallitdre, m. offender Fanciullia,/. many boys Fallo, m. fault, error, ires- Fancinllerla,/. childishness ntter il piede in Fanciullescamente, adv. childishly
'

Fanale, a lantern Fanatico, adj. fanatic Fanciulla,/, a girl Fanciullaggine, childithnest,

Falce, /. a scythe, or sickle; mtter la falce nella biada d' altrui, to meddle with another's business Falcetto, m. a little sickle

Fanciullesco, adj. childish FanFanciulietta, /. and ciuUtto, m. a giri, or

Falchetto,

m. a young falFalOtico, adj. fantastical Falsamente, and Falso, adv. falsely Falsamonte, t. a false coin
Falsiirda,/. a tviick Falsare, to falsify Falsariga, /. aiack-lines

bay Fanciullezza, /. childhood, in-

fancy
Fanciullo,

and Fanclullzzo,

a chile Fandonia,/, a
Fanllo, a linnet Fanfala,/. {see Farfalla) Fanfalcca, /. spark, whim,

(for

wfiting on)
FlcolE,/. and Falcoltto, m. a n'ox-candle Falconare, to hunt with a faiFalsrio, and Falsatre, m. an impostor, forger Falseggiare, to falsify Falsetto, m. a false treble (in
Falsfdico, adj. deceitfid Falsificamnto, m. a falsity Falsificare, to falsify, counterfeit, forge, adulterate, emFalsificto, part, falsified Falsificatre, m. a falsifier Falsificazine,/, falsification Fa.\ihk,f. falsehood, lie
;

fancy, gewgaws, trifles Fanfano, m. a romancer

Fanferina, /. jesting,

mock-

ing Fang^ccio, m. and Fanghiglia, /. mire, puddle

F<ngo, m.
Falcne, m. harvk, falcon Falconeria, falconry Falconetto, m. a young falcon, (also) a piece of artilsue
one's

dirt, clay; fer delle parle fango, to break

word
bad servant-

Fangso, m. and adj. dirty,

miry
Fantaccia,
1
,

Falconire, m. a falconer Falda, a fold, or plait, flake

flo.r.

girl

skirt,

border,

hem';

falda

del
hill.

of a

monte, the side Falso, adj. false mettere il Fantasia, Falddne, m. a piede in falso, io make a

f.

fancy, imagina-

large fold Faldato, adj. folded

wrong
Fai tare,

step
to

Falta,/. want, fault

want

be deficient
;

ed Faldiglia./, a hoop-petticoai Faldistorio, an elbom-chair Falegname, m. a carpenter Falimbllo, m. a rvag scupper hole (in a hip) Fallaci adj. deceitful, crafty

Fama, f fame, report Fame, /. hunger, scarcity

Famlico, adj. hungry Famigerato, adj. fatnout Famiglia, /./amiVy Famigliare, and Familiare, m.

Fantasticamente, adv. fantasFantas'ticre,

to

devise,

in-

and

adj. servant, foUotver,

Fantasticatdre. m. a thinking

bailiff,

intimate lis

FAT
Fantastico, adj. fantastical

Fante,

and

f.

man-servant,

Fanteggiare,

to

perform do-

Farsetto, a doublet Fascetto, i. a little bundle Fscia,/ a hand, fillet : h bin tnero in fscie, infant in smaddling cloth Fasciare, to bind, tu tie swaddled Fasciato, part.
I,

Faticato, adj. rreary, tired Faticlivole, adj. laborious

Faticosamente, adv. laborious

'"'- Fantic FantoccSria,/. childi Fantccio, ni. a simpleton Farchetola,/. a teal fa hit

and

Fasciata, /.

ligatur Fasciatoi

m. a sort ofti Farda,/. spittle Fardggio, m. bagftage Fardllo, m. truss, bundle; far
Fai-ciglidne,
fardllo, to
,

Fasciat Fascina,/, a fagot Fascinare, to fagot mood Fascinata,/ a ynce Fascinazine, /. and Fascir
Fatticcio, adj. fictitio:

pack off
Fscio,

Fare, to do, make ; farsi, to approach fatevi a me, come near me farsi alla finstra,
:
r>

bundle

and Fastllo, m. andare in fscio,

!.

to

a heap of rubbish i fa, F!^&chilR,f a little band al far del girno, l,reak of Fastel lccio, m. a large bundle
the

Fasciame,

Fatto, m. fact, deed,

andar pe'

fatti

action ; suoi, to go

day

al far della notte,

:

dusky

eveuiu!,'

farsi tardi, to

grow
dis-

Fastidiare, to molest, disturb.

part. molested, troubled, scorned Fastidio, m. and Fastidiosgtion
:

late, far

sembiante,
.tto,

to to

men- Fastidiato,

faraj

to, to

fatto, so large; un pomo cos fatto, an apple so large ; umo fatto, a full grown ho inteso iiarlre ; molto male di fatti vostri,

man

Fara,/. a sort of serpent Fartra,/, a quiver Farfalla, f. a butterfly ^'"-"""- " Farfall a little butterfly,
laggot
Farfallui
farfallne, /o A/i
I

sser

i'n

fastidio, to be

I heard you very ill spoken of. Bl fatto, adv. really so Fattoino, m. one' that rvorka at an oil press, (also) a busy-

f,b

Fdrfaro, m. footstool, coltsfoot,

Fastidiso, adj. tedious, loathFastid/re, to detest,

Farfna, /. meal, ,flour; questo

abhor,

ic

non fa tu non

farina, this is useless sei farina da cialde,

;

you are a cunning fdlom Farinccio, m. a die marked

Fastigio,

the

m. height, elevation
pride, poynp

Fasto,

171.

Farinello, m. an assassin Fariso, m. pharisee

Fastosamente, adv. vainly, witchcraft, charm proudly Fatturato, part, bewitched ; Fastso, adj. proud, haughty vino fetturto, adulterated Fata, f fairy
Fatale, adj. fatal, destined Fatalith, fatality

point Fattucchira,/, a witch Fattucchieria,/, witchcraft Fattura, /. fashion, make,

Farmacia,/ pharmacy Frmaco, m. a drug, remedy

Farneticare, to jave FarneticliCzza,/, dotage,

Fatuit,/, stupidity

Fatalmente, adv. fatally Fatiippio, m. a sort of bird

to destine

mad- Fatare,

Ftuo, adj. stupid Fava, /. 'a bean, a vote, pride, presumption; pigliare due

Fatatamente, adv. (see FatalFarntico, adj. delirious Faro, m. a light-house, strait Fatatura,/ a charm, sorcery Farrgine,/ mixture of grain, Fatica, /. fatigue, toil mia mixture of, rords {corn fatica, my rvork, mages, Faricllo, i. spelt, a kind of reward; le mie fatiche, m^
:

colombe ad una fava,

Favagello, m. the herb

to kill celati-

Favata, /. a ragout made with

beans, foolish pride Fauci, /. ;-;. throat, gullet,
river's

'""

dlubiT^"'

" '"' ^'

Farsettio, m. a iarket

maker

Fatic^bile, adj. laborious Faticaccia,/, labour Faticare, to tire, fatigue affaticarsi, to labour

mouth

Favellare, m. and Favella^ speech, discourse, lan/.

guage

FEB
Favellamnto,. m.

FEM
a
word.
:

Femminlla,/, a poor tvomanf

Febbricso, adj. feverish Fel.brifugo, m. febrifuge Febbrile, adj- belonging to
;

Favellare, to tpeak, diicourae favellar con le mani, io

strike

Femmineo,
i

adj. belonging io

Femminescamente, and Femminilmente,

adv.
effemi'

Fccia, /. dregs excrement la fccia del ppolo, the mol Femm\nzzzi,f. female sex Fecciia,/. bunghole of a cask Feraminira, adj. woman't apartment Fecciso, adj full of dreg, ill-natured, tiresome Femminile, and Femminino, adj. feminine Fecondamente, adv. fruitfully Femminzfa, /. a despicable Fecondare, to fructify Favo, TO. honey-comb little n'ornai Fvola, /. a fable ; sser Fecondatre, m. one Fendnte, m. cut fvoia al p<5poIo, to be the makes fruitful Fecondvole, adj fruitful Fndere, io cleave, split, cut, common talk sever, Favolare, and FavoleggUre, Fecondit, /. fertility plough fendere 1 Fecndo, adj. fruitful campi, io grub up the to tell stories, banter Favoleggiatre, m. a teller of Fede, dar fede, to ground la HI osa e'I Reno faith stories give credit di buna- fede, fendono l'Olanda, the Meuse Favolfsco, and Favolso, adj. sincerely and the Rhine go through umo degno di
\

Favellatre, m. a talker Favellio, m. cajoling, chat Favnia,/. a spark offire Favillare, to sparkle Favillzza,/. a little spark Funo, m. farvn, Syh

fictitious, fabulous Favolane, m. a romancer Favolosamente, adv. roman-

fede, a credible

man
feoffee,

Holland
Fenditio, m. a cleaver

Fedecoramessrio, m.

tically

Fedecomraesso,

Favolso, adj. fabulous

infeofied pari, mitted io care

is

he rvho

Fenditura,
com-

/.

clift,

crack,

Favnio,/ rvest wind Favre, m. favour,

Fedecommsso, m. feoffment.
benefit,

Fenestra,/ (see Finstra) Fenice,/ a phcenix Fenicntero, m. a sort of bird

of a crimson colour
Fenile,
to.

Favoreggiante, adj. favouring Favoreggiatre, m. favourer Favorvole, and FavonSbile, adj. favourable lettere favorevoli, letters of re
;

Fedecommttere, tofeoff Fededgno, adj. credible

Fedle, adj faithful,
tonest

a hay-loft
(in poetry)

Fenmeno, m. phenomerwn
Fera, /.

Fedelmente, adv. faithfully

Fedelt, f. fidelity Fdera,/, a pillow-case Fedilk, ffillhiness Fegatlla,/, liverwort Fgato, m. the liver Fegatso, adj. diseased in the

a wild

favorevole,

heaven prosper

FerAce, adj. fruitful Ferale, adj. deadly, mortal Feretro, to. a coffin, tomb Fria, TO. a festival, holiday
Feriale,
adj.

'

common,

ordi-

Yece,f.fem (an herb)

Felce
Favorire,

nary, trivial Ferialmente, adv. commonly quercina, /. polypody Feriate, adj. vacant ; girno
ferito, festival

and Favorire,
;

to

favour, assist

mi favorisca,

(a plant) Fele, m. (in poetry) gall

Ferimnto, m. a wounding
Ferino,
adj. wild, savage, fierce, cruel Ferire, to wound, strike, hit;

do me the favour Favorito, a favourite Favorito, adj. and m. favoured, a favourite Favoritre, m. a favourer Fusto, adj. fortunate Faustre, m. a favourer

FeUe,

adj.

happy

Felicemente, adv. happily Felicit,/, happiness Felicitare, to felicitate Felicitatre, m. one that makes

la

barca

feri

sopra

'1

lido,

happy
Fellne, and Fllo, m. poetry) a thief Fellonescamente, adv.
loniously
(in

Favule,/, a bean field Fazine, /. fashion, action;

faction : ssere in fazine, to be on duty Faziso, adj. factious FaSzolletto, handkerm.

fe

the boat struck upon the shore Ferita, f. a wound, hurt, cut Ferita, f. fierceness, cruelty Ferito, part, wounded Feritia,/: a loop-hole " re, m. a striker

Fellonsco, adj. felontout Fellonia,/: /e/on^ Flpa,/, plush, shag Feltrare, io filtrate, strain
Fltro,

Febbrio, m. February Fbbre, /. fever ; febbre terzana, a tertian ague febbre pericolsa, a hard fe:

m. fell

Fermglio, m. a buckle, clasp Fermamente, adv. firmly Fermamnto, m. and Fermanza,/ the firmament, sky

Feluca, a small ship Fmmina, f. female,

Fermare,

woman

Femminccia,

/.

a large ivo

to

to stop, slay ; fermarsi, to pause : mi ferdi non partire senza vederlo, 1 was resolved not go away without teeing

mai

FES
Fermata,/, rest, pout e Fermdto. part, stopped Femientre, to ferment Fermentato, part, fermented leaven, Fermentazidne, /.
yeast, fermentaiion

FIA
Fsso, part, chopped, cleft F*sta,/. festival, holiday, joy, mirth: far fsta, to feast: far fsta a qua-lcheduno, to use one kindly Pestante, and Festeggiente,
adj. merry,

FIC
Fiadne,

and

Fiale,

m.

honeycorr.b

Fiala,/ vial, bottle "^imma, / flame, splendour, blush mttere a fuco e

:

Fermnto, m. ferment, yeait Fermzza,/, flrmness Fermo, adj. jrin, fast

Ferce,
adj.
fierce,

gay
Festvole,

Pestare, to revel Pesteggvole, and adj. feasting

fiamma di vascllo, streamer Fiammante, adj. flaming ; nuvo fiammante, quite new
Fiammaslsa,/. a dry-itch Fiammeggiante, adj. blazing Fiammeggiare, to glitter.

horrid, rough Ferocemente, adv. fiercely Ferocit, Fercia, and

fierceness, cruelty

/.

Ferrccia, /. a fish rvith a poisonous sting Ferrccio, m. bail iron Fehragdsto, m. lammas-day Ferrio, m. a farrier Ferraindlo, m. a cloak

Festeggevolmnte, and Festevolmente, adv. cheerfully Festeggiamnto, and Festeggio, m. exultation

Festeggiare, to feast, desert, solemnize, celebrale Festerccio, adj. holiday

Fiammella, and Fiamtta, f. a little fiame

Fiancata,/, a blow on the side,

Fianchtggire,

panni
clothes

festercei,

Sunday

to support, assist, to coast along Fiancheggiato, part, defend-

Ferramnti, m.
Ferrare,
ferrare
to

pi.

iron tools
rt'ith

bind

iron;

un

cavallo, to shoe

Festichino, adj. sea-green Festinamente", and Festinatamnte, adv. hastily Festinazine, /. hatte, dili-

Ferrata,/, an iron gats Ferrato, adj. done rvith iron Ferratre, a farrier, m.

gence
Festino,

m.

entertainment,

Fiancto, adj. broadsided, having large flanks

Fisca, and Fiaschtta, /.
flat bottle

hM,feast
Festivamente, adv. solemnly,
pleasantly Festivit,/. Joy, gaiety Festivo, adj. festive, solemn

Ferratura,/, iron work Ferravcchio, m. a broker Frreo, adj. <ifiron Ferrtti, m. small iron tools Ferreria,/ a quantity of iron Ferrira,/ /org^f Ferrigno, adj hard Frro, n. iron ; venire a' ferri, to come to the fact ; mtter a' ferri, to chain ; battere il ferro mentre caldo, to strike the iron while
it is

Fiascio, 1. a bottle-maker
;

Fiascheggire, to buy wine by

the bottle

girno festivo, holiday Festne, m. a festoon Festosamente, adv. merrily,

jnyj'ully

hot

Ferruglgno, and Ferrugineo,

adj. iron like Fertile, adj. fruitful yett\\t.,f fertility Fertilmente, adv. fruitfully Ferventemente, adv. ardently,

eagerly

Fervnza,/ fe Feniggin hfr Fervidan Fervidamente, adv. fervently

Festso, adj. merry, gay Festuca, /. fescue, straw, mote Fetnte, and Ftido, adj. stinking, nasty Fetidamente, adv. stinkingly Fto, m. thefcetus Fetre, m. slink, stench Ftta,/, slice, cut, bit Fettccia,/, ribbon Feudale, adj. of the manor Feudatrio, feudatory Fudo, m. feud, fee, fief Fiaba, f. fable Fiacca,/, a noise

Fiaschtto, m. a small bottle Fiasco, m. a flask Fiascne, m. a large flask Fiata,/, time; una fiata, once,' spesse fiate, often Fiatamnto, and Fiato, .

Fiatante, adj. breathing Fiatare, to breathe Fiato, ni. the breath

p'llibia,/. buckle, clasp

Fibbiagglio, and Fibbile, -n. buckle, clasp Fibbire, (see AfEbire) Fibbietta,/ a small buckle Fibra, /. fibre, filament Fibrso, adj. fibrous ricaccio, ni. a little fig Ficia./, the fig-tree Ficebile, adj. that may be

Fervidzza,/. /ertene^ Frvido, Fervnte, and Fer- Fiaccare, to break, bruise, cut. vorso, adj. fervent Fiaccato, pari, broken, tveakFerula, f. palm, (a plant) Fervre, m. fervour il fervor del sole, the heat of Fiacchetto, adj. little a the sun; in sn'l fervore del Fiacchzza, giorno, J the middle of ih weariness. /.
;

Ficeamnto, m.
tiira, /.

and Ficca-

thrusting, driving
;

Ficcare, to fir, drive ficcar gli cchi, to fix the eyes ficcarsi, to introduce one
self; fibs

ficcar

carote,

to tell

day
Fscera, nhite vine, (i plant) Tesso, m. and Fessura,/, chop, crack, chink

Fiacco,

adj.

weak,

faint,

neary
Fiacco, TO. ravage, ruin ficcola,/. torch,fiambeau
,

Ficcato, part, driven, thrust in Ficheretto, and Fichto, m. a

fig-garden
Fico, m.

fig-tree,

a fis

FIL
fichi firi, green ftgs
:

fi

FgliuoInSa,
Figliuoltoo,

filioi
little

Filnio,

t of eledtf

Fidagine, /. "a pledge,

m. a

child

Fidanza, /. confidence,

irui

sdtto fidanza, with promii dar fidanza, to gite bail Fidanzare, to warrant, to p

Ffgnere, to feign, forge Ffgnolo, m. a bile, felon Figura, /. figure, fashion,

firm.

Poniam

figura,

let

us

suppose Figurbile, adj. figurable Figurale, adj. mysterious

Figuralmente,
tively

adi',

figura-

Fidata,/ an oath offidelity Fidatamente, adv. confidently Fidato, and Fido, adj. trusty,
faithful

Figurare,

Figuramnto, m. a figure to figure, fancy Figuratamente, and Figuratme, adv. figuralive-

Filosofale, adj. phibisophical Filosofante, and Filosofo, m. phib'sopher Filosofare, and Filoteggire, to philosophize Filosofastro, m. a smatterer in philospphy Fil osofi'a, f.ph ilosophy Filosoficamente, adv. philosophically Filosofico, adj. philosophical

Filosomfa,/. physiognomy
Filugello, oi. a silk-morm Filunguello, m. a chaffinch FiluZzo, m. a fine thread Filza,/, a row, string

Fidecomrafsso, m. (see Fede-

commsso)
Fidelit, /^tiVj/ Fido, a. faithful Fidcia,/, confidence, hope Fiducalmnte, adv. boldly Fiduciario, m. a trustee Fiele, m. gall ; non aver file, to be good-natured Fienio, and Fienale, adj. belonging to hay falce fienia, /. a scythe '"ienfle, m. hay-loft, rack
;

Figurativo, adj. figurative Figurato, part, figured Figurazine, /. figure, form.

Fimbria,/, hem, edge Fimbriato, part, bordered

Ffme, m. dung
Figurina,/, a
little

image
Ala
fila,

Fina.\e, adj final, last

FUa,

/. file,

row.

adv. together, one after another Filalro,

Finamente, and

Finalmnte, adv. finally Finanze,/. ;;/ finances Finemente,

ado. perfectly, excellently

m.

a gold

tvire-

/"ino,

m. hay

Filre, to spin

Fira,/, a rvild beast, a publi

Fieramente, cruelly adv. fieramente acceso fiercely

:

fiUr dell' o dell' argnto, to wire-dram gold or sitve Filare, m. a r

;
.

Findre, to desist, finish Finattantoch, atid Finche, conj. until, as long a* Ffne, <t. and f. end; giiignere al fine, to come to an end io 1' ho fatto a buon
;

Fierzza,

'

and

fierceness,

Fierit, J. dexterity, ala-

Firo, adj. cruel, savage, wild.

Fivole, adj. feeble, weak, faint Fievolezza, /. frailty, rveak-

fine, / did it tvith a good Filastrcca, Filastrccola, Filatra, and Filattra,/. a Fine, aij. cmfty, subtle, thin, story, tale, trifie, prolixity ; fine, ejrcellent dire delle filastrocche, t Finstra,/, a window Finestrate, adj full of mintalk idly Filaterfa,/. philactery FinestniZza, /. Filatessa./, a confused rank Finestrlla, Filaticcio, m. a thread made of Finestrino, and Finestrii-

Fila

1.

part,

spun

colo, m. a little window Finestrdne, m. a large win-

Fievol mnte, adv. weakly

Fifa,f a lapwing
Figgere, (see Ficcare) Ffglia, and FJgUu(ila,
Filiale, adj. filial

/.

daughter
V.iglire, to

bring forth, pro-

a Filiaine, f filiation Filira,/, a goldsmith drawing instrument

FiUggine,/. soot
Filigginsq. and Filiggindto, adj. full of soot Filo, m. thread ; filo di perle, a striig of pearls ; filo di ferro, wire : mandar a ll di

Fingente, adj. pretending Fingere, to feign, forge, dit-

Figliastra,

/ and Figliastro, m. a daughter-in-law, son-

Fingimnto, m. fiction Fingitre, m. a dissembler

Fininte, adj. finishing

Figliatlccio, adj. proper to beget children Figliatura, /. th! time a fe-

Finimnto, m. conclusion Finimndo, m. a great ruin,

thei
-

"- -'

male goes with young

Ffglio, and Figliulo, snn, a child

m. a

spada, per filo, exactly filo delle reni, the backbone Filologia,/ philology
to kill
; ;

with a sword

Filologo,

phitooger

Filne,
Figliuoldggio, m. infancy

Filomna,/, a nightingale the principal m.

threcd, S^c.

FIO
f^nftimo,
ail), cnse,
i

FLO
Fittamente, and Fittivamnte, adi: feignedly
Fitter'ccio, 7n. solid measurt of corn, S,-c. YiMvo, adj. feigned, formed

Finfto, parl'.fmished Pino, adj. fine, pure, ^

yino, finra, jirep. and adv. until ; fin addsso, till non. Jin a Roma, as far
i,

Kittiziamnte,

adv.

feigned.

Rome

fin dal

tempo, fro>
Finocchfn(
^

r'innOccio,

and

m. fenn-d ; Toplio la mi parte fino al findcchio, /

farthing"

Fisre, to fix one's eyes on

Fitto, part, drove, thrust; a capo fitto, the head down Fittone, m. the principal root

f nta,
feint

/. dissimulation, guise,

thing
Fittuario,

Fiscale, avvocato fisciSle, n the attorney-general Fiscella, and Fisclna, /. basket Fischiare, io whistle Fischiata, a whistling Fischiatre, m. a whistler Fiocaggine, and Fiocagidne,/. Eischio, m. a whistle hoarseness [faintly Fisco, m. an exchequer Fiocamente, adv. weakly. Fisica,/, natural philosophy Fisicdggine,/. caprice Fioccare, to snom Fiocco, m. and Fiocca, /. risicale, adj. natural snow: a tassel, tuft of Fisicdre, to invent hair ; un abito coi ficchi, a Fisico, m. physician Fisico, adj. physical fine suit Fioccso, ad], full offtakes, risicso, adj. difficult, scrupu.

m.
/.

Fintamente, adv. feignedly

Fiumle, adj.

Finto, pari. counterfeited, disguised Finzine, f.Jiction, invention Ffo, m.fee pagar il fio, to pay
,

Fiumana,

(see Fittaiulo) river, coin a river, rvhirl-

Fiumtico, adj. of a river Fiume, m: a iiver FiumicEllo, Fiumicino, and

Fiutare, to smell, to scent Fiuto, m. the smell

Flagellamnto,

m.

flagella-

tufts, S;c.

Fiochtto, adj

hoarse

Fisionirao,

Fiochzza./, a hoarseness Ficina, f. a Itook, or harping-

and Fis phyMognomist

Fisionomia, and Fisonomia,/.

Flagello,

Flagellatre, m. a scourger Flagellazine, f. a whipping Flagelletto, m. a little whip m. punish-ment.

physiognomy
Fiso,
(in poetry)
adj. fixed.

Ficine,/ a grape-Mone
Fico, adj. hoarse Fico, adj. flint, feeble; acque
fioche,' stili

Flagrante, adj. notorious

FWmula,
Fiso, adv. fixedly, attentively Fisonomia, /. physiognomy

/.

heart's ease

(an

herb)
F\ani:-na,f. flannel Flato, and Flatuosit, m./. wind in the body, in the

water

Fionda,/, a slng
FioraUso, blue-b 4tle,Jlomer Fiorcapccio, m. larkspur Fiordaliso, i. lilly, Jloner-deFire, m. ajlorver, bloom, blos-

Fisonomico,

adj.

physiogno

som

di latte, cream ; fior di farina, Jlour ; se tu mi volessi un fior di bene, if you loved me a little ;
;

fior

Fisonomfsta, m. physiognomist Fissamente, adv. attentively Fissare, to fix one's eyes Fii&o, adj. fixed, steady occhi fissi, a steady look Fistella,/. a wicker basket
;

Flatudso,

adj.

subject

to

Fistiare, to whistle, hiss Fistierlla, /. a kind of bird

un

fior

a swallom does not

non fa primavera, make

catching
Fistola,
/.

Flobotomre, to bleed Flebotomia, and Flebotomia,

fistula,

pipe,

bleeding

Fiorellino, and Fiorello, little, flower

;

m. a

Fiorante, adj. blooming stato fiorente, a flourishing con-

Fiorentinamente, adv. like a

Fioretto, m. a little Jlower ; <also) a foil (io fence with) Fiorino, m. a florin (a coin) Fiorire, io blossom Fiorito, pari, blossomed; elect-

Fistolare, adi, belonging to a fistula Fistolazidne, /. fistulation, ulceration Fistolo, m. a demon, devil Fit'jne, m. spirit of divination FitonPssa, and Fitonissa, /. a

Flemma,/, phlegm, patience Flemmaticitk, /. the nature, quality of phlegm Flemmtico, adj. phlegma~
FlesslTiile,

adj.

pliant,

ten-

der

F\eshima,f flexibility
Flessine,/, a bending Flsso, part, hent, declined winding, part. Flessuso, binding, crooked Floride, adj. flowery, florid

Fitonico, m. a conjurer Fitta, /. stitch, acute pain guagynire Fittaiulo, m. farmer, tenant

FOG
r\5tt:i.

FON
Fglio,
/.

FlSscio, adj. faint, weak f a Jteet Fluidezza, and Fluidit,

.flu'dity

m. a leaf of paper ; Fndaco, m. a warehouse, dare ad uno il foglio bianco, p: fondacbtto, a smaA to give one full po'wer
Fondamentale,
adj.

Flido,

adj.

Jluid,

fluent.

Fogliso, and Fogliuto, adj. with full of, or covered

funda-

Flido, m. a fluid Fluire, to flow, run

FlusElbile, adj. fluid, fluent, loose, slothful

Fgna, /. a common server Fognare, to make sewers,

or
conduits
;

Fondamentalmente, and Fondatamente, adv. fundameniully, learnedly, iound-

fognare

le

Fondamnto, m. foundation,
Fognato,
part,

Flussine,/, defluxion Flusso, m. flux flusso e riflusso, ebbing andfiotving Flutto, m. a nave Fluttuamnto, m. floating, a
:

dug,

dived

Fia,/, lust Fla, story, a tale, a cronrd,

basis, principle, beginning Fondare, io lay foundation Fondato, part, founded: discorso fondato, a learned

Verno fondete, discourse. fa the middle of winter Flaga./ a coot, a moor-hen Fondatre, m. founder FoUla, a flight of birds, a pvff Fondazine, /. foundation Fondllo, m. a button-hole of wind
Folgorante, dreadful Folgorare,
adj.
to

Fluttuso, adj. stvelling rvilh the waves, stormy Fluviile, adj. like a river' Foca,/, a sea lion Focccia, /. a cake ; render pane per focccia, to requite

thundering,
thu-ider.

Fndere, to melt Fonderia,/, afoundery

Fon'digliulo,

m.

lees,

dregs qf

Focia,/, a flint Focaiulo, adj. flinty Fce, /. the throat

foce d'

Un

fiume,

the vioiith

of

Flgore, or Fulgure, m. Zander, lightning Folgore, 1. brighine Fndo, m. depth, bottom Folgoregginte, Wj. thunder- Fonduto, part, melted Fontana, / fountain ing Folgoreggiare, to thunder Fontanella, /. a little foun Folla, ^^ crowd, multitude
Flle, adj.

Focherllo,

Focolfao,

and

mad, foolish
Fnte,

Foconcfao, m. a little Hre Focne, m. a steel to strike

fire

FoUeggiante, adj. playing the

Fol leggiamnto, m. folly.

m.

and
to

f.

fountain,

Fco, m. (in poetry) fire Focolare, m. a hearth,

chafing-dish

tpring:

levare al fonte

un

cambino,

stand godfather

Focne, m. pan of a gun Focosamente, adi', ardently Focso, adj. unruly, furioui
Fdera, f alining Foderare, to line Foderato, part, lined Foderatura,/, a lining, a fui
lining

Follemente, adv. foolishly

Folltto,

m. hobgoblin

FolUa. f.fo/ly FoU/cola,/. a(f Follicolo, n husk, sheU Follne, m. a dyer Folia,/, a company, cromd Foltamente, adv. crowdingly

Foracchiare, lo pierce through Foracchiato, adj. pierced Foraggiare, to forage Foraggire, m. a forager Forggio, m. fodder, fy-

Fdero, m. a scabbard

Fog^,f fury,
little

impetuosity

Flto, adj. thick

folte tenebre.

Forare, to penetrate Forasipe, m. a tort of

littlt

Foghctta, and Foghetttoa,/. a

bonnet FSggia, /. fashion, form ; se tu fil questa foggia, if you go

on

in this

manner

Fglia,/, a leaf: la fglia delle parole, the literal sense of the

Fomentare, to foment, soak orata,/, a hole ForattCrra,/ a dibble Fomentato, part, fomented " ! Fomentatre, m. afomenter auget Fomentazine, fomenlalion Fomnto, m. a poultice, a plaster Foratre, m. one that make holes Fmite, m. an incentive, tin

Fogliame, m. leaies Fogliare, to leaf Fogliato, adj. full of leaves Foglietta, /. a small leaf,

Frbice, and Fnda, f. a purse Fondacio, nt. a warehouse- FerbicBtte, /.

Frbicia,
pi.

/.

small cib;

keeper

Fondccio, m. and Fondata, /. Itts, dregs Fondachi^re, m. a draper

ici,

/.

pi.

scHsara
,

(al

scorpion

Tetc

un*

FOR
nelle
.

FOR
have

vmier

forbici, to one's thumb

Forbiciata./, d cut, a snip Forbire, to furbish; forbirsi

gli cicchi, to rub one's eyes ; forbirsi le lgrime, to tvipe cway tears

Formggio, m. cheese Foime, adj. formal Formalit,/, ceremony Formalmente, adv. formally
world

Fornulo, m. a lantern
birds
l)y

to

hunt

night

Foro, m. a court of justice, forming a market-place, a hole, a Formare, to form, make Forbito, part furbished, cleat ed, polished Formatamente, adv. formal- Forostta, /. and ForosCtto, Forbitdio, m. a furbishing m. a nie countryman

Form

Ite, adj.

tool

Forbottare, to beai again Forbottato, part, beaten

Frca,/, a pitchfork, a prong Forcata,-/, a fork-fiUl, tin apeningofihelegs Forcato, part, forked Forcatra,/. the parting of the
Forcella, /. a little fork Forcellto, adj. JbrRed 3"orchEtta, and Forcfna, /. a

Frse, adv. perhaps, why forse di si, may be so; forse di no, may be not; fer.se non bello? tvhy not hand-

Formatre,

j.

former,

fn
Forsech, adv. perhaps, that Forsennatggine, and For sennatza, /. foUy, ,nad-

Formazine,

/.

forming, foi

Formella,/, a furrow, ditch

Formentre, to ferment Fermentato, part, leavened Fermnto, m. corn, ferment fork to eat rvith ; favellare in Formica, and Formicola,/, a punta di forchtta, to speak ant rvith ajfectalion Formicio, m. ti-hiU;
i
.

Forsennatamente, adv

mad-

Forsennato, adj. mad, extravagant

Forte, adj. desidero t
fa forte tempo, iveather
i

Forchettira, /. a sheath for

fork
Forchiiidere, to exclude Forcne, m. an iron fork Forcutamente, adv. like

il

throng, a croy formicaio, to

Forte,
i

m.

Jlowe:

Formicolio, m. a

swarm of
usly
izo, adj. rather strong

fork
Forcuto, part, forked ForelUno, m. a littte hole Forense, adj of the bar Forse, m. a rustic country
Foresdzzo,

Formicolaranto, m. a pr ling in the body tike the slinging of ants

Formicdne, m. a large ani

Formid.-ibile, adj. terrible

Fortzza,
titude;

/. steadiness, for. a fortress; for-

m.

countrt

Formidine, f. fear

tzza
/.

d'

nimo,

conslan-

lad Forsta,/, a forest Forestire, adj. strange, fo reign Forestierla, a quantity of s franger, (also) an inn to

Fdrmola,

arui

Formula,

t'ormosita,/ beauty

Fortificare, to fortify Fortificatre, m. a fortifier Fortificazine, /. and Fortifi-

Forestierainte,
ger-like

adv. stran-

Foresto, adj. savage, wild Forfattura, /. cheat, imposi-

Forfecchia, /. a sort of rvith a forked fait

worm

Formso, adj beautiful camnto, m. fortification Vomce.f. kiln, furnace Fortino, m. a small fort Fornaciio, m. a kiln^man Fortitdine, /. fortitude Fomacella, and Foniacctta,/. Fortre, m. force, sharp-furnace, a kiln rnia,/ a baker's wife Fortuitamente, adv. casualFornio, m. a baker ly Fomelle, m. a small oven, a Fortito, adj. accidental; caso
Fornicare, to commit fornicaFornicatre, and Fomicatorllo, m. fornicator

Fortume,' and

Fortre,
la

m.

Ferfice, s. shears, scitsars ; ssere tra le firfci, to be in

Forficctte, and Forficie,/.p?. little scissors Forficita, /. a cut with the

imgs
Fornicatrice,/ a harlot Fornicazine, /. fornication Fornimnto d'un bito, trimming nf clothes fornimento di slla, the harness
:

ongly

Fortuna, f.fortL.
Fortunale, adj. ca.^ual Fortunre, to make fortunate, to try one's luck Fortunatamente, adv. luckily

Frfora,

and

Forforggine,

scurf, dandrifofthe head

Fornire, to finish,

to expire, to

Forire, m. fore-runner Frma,/ form, shape, fgure

furnish

FomiW,

part, furnished, en-

Fortunosamente,
a-irf

adv.

by

Formbile,
.

adj.

nhich

may

be

formed

dowed, adorned Frno, m. an oven, a baker't Fortunso,

FortunTol,

FRA.
flrfj.

fortuitoui,

haxardii'jtl

putrifac-

1 j

Forrdglia, adv. agaimt one't

Frdicio, adj. mei, rotten Flagellare, (see Fragellre,

j

Frza, f. force, power a forza, adv by i^rce; far forza, io

:

atid in Frgi-,

de; ivatives)
idi. brittle,

compef
Forzamnto, m. for

Fragile
\

a,

and

frail Fragilit, /.
rveakly.

Frnto, adj. broken Frappa, /. lappet jag, Frappare, to

Frapptto, part, jagged, cheated

Fragilmente,
feebly

Frappatre,
boaster

m.
to

sharper,

Forzatamente, adv. by fon

ForZdto, part, forced Foriate, VI. a galley slave Forzatre, m. he that e

Frgnere, to break Fragola,/, strarvberry Fragre, m. noise: fragrancy Fragrante, adj- fragrant Fragranza, /. fragrancy
Frale, adj. rveak, feeble Fralzza,/, (see FragUzza) rveakly, adv. Fralmente, feebly

Frappeggire,

paint foh;

prre, to interpose

senza

dim,
intermedi
died

Forzt5vole, adj. forcible

Forzevolrante,

adv.

violent-

Frammnto, m. fragment
Frammescolare,
:

Forzire, m. chest, trunk

and

Forzso,

adj.

Frasca, /. a bough, a bush, branch, an idle story, a vain man al buon vino non bisogna frasca, good wine needs gle no bush l thing i Frammesso, a arbour, m. Frascato, serted shade Frammesso, part, ptit beFrascheggiare, to hustle, rnurthe fool play to mur, putting Frammettente, adj. Frascheria, /. wantonness, jeet.
to

mix, min-

Fraschetta,/, a small branch Fraschettlno, m. a hare-brain

Fossa, /. ditrh, trench, grave
:

Frammis(
Franare, ._^

s,

to

mix
adv.

rvith

Fraschire,

inconstant
I

giddy peri
freely, safety.

Francamente,
Fossaccia,/. a ditch

Frasconia,

birdingf

openly

fowling

Francamente,
delivery

m.

pi, Frascni, to burn, (also) silly thing o

dead branches

saying Francare, to free, release Francescaninte, adv. French Frase,/, phrase

Fssile, adj.
sal fssile,

any thing dug

mineral salt

like

Francescano,

tn.

Francis;

Fosso, m. a ditch Fotti vento, m. a kestrel Fra, prep, (tra) between,

Frasinila, /. fraxinella (bastard dittany) Frassinetto, m. an ash-.grove.

Francesco, adj. French

oi

FranFrssino, m.

."

an

ash-tree

mongst.in, fra me,

self:

to rny.

Francheggiare,

Frastagliamnto, m. and Frastagliatura, /.

fra qui

a
a^j.

cutting,

Franchezza,
brother,
clutter.
:

/. boldness,

Fra, m. (for Frate) ,nonk lazy rogue

grity, freedom, liberty Franchigia, /. franchise, pri

vilege

Frastagliantv.;

cutting,

notching
Frastagliare, to cut, -vftch Frastagliata,/, confusion, dis-

Fracassamnto,

m.

Franco, adj, free, bold,

Fracassare, to destroy, break Fracassato, paH. broken Fracassio, m. crash, ruin Fracasso, m- crash, ruin, havoc,

si;

Frastagliatamente, fnsedly
Frastagliato,
part,

adv. connotched.

Frngere,
Fracidre, to rot, putrefy Fracidezza,/, rottenness Fracidiccio, adj. rotting putrefied pari. Frcido,
llngisa

to

break, split
adj.

Frngia., f. fringe

Frangibile,
;

brtUie, fra-

Frastglio, m. a cut, gash FrsistornJe, to disturb, in terrupt : frastornar uno dal

'rastuno, n. fused noise

FrngihWta.

f frailty
,

fracida,

venomous

Frangimnic

cammino, <o mislead a tomnA,

od-

Fratccio, m. a wicked friar

FRE
Fratanto, adv. meanwhile Frate m. friar, brother, fath., Fratellanza, and Fraterfa,
hrutlierhood Fratellvole, adj. hroiherly

FRE
Frga,

FRO
Freschtto, a.
cooli.-<h

lust

Fregacciolre, to marie, trace

/.

Fregagine,/an</ Fregamnto,

'"
^^coot''

"'"' ^'*"'^"''2. /
eoo.,

m. rubbing, friction

Tre^t^,

fa frigate

Frl^o7"rfJ.

fresh; ,,an

Fregrito, part, rubbed Freg:in\y!i,f. friction

Fratllo, m. Lrolher Frateria,/ nntkerkood

Fregianinto, m. ornament ^reg,dre, lo embellish, adorn

^ regidto, part, adorned

/-co ^ stinTo'frschri^ 7s hard

with
,.s
;

di frsco,

Ff^^emalnu^nje, and

traternle, adj fratcmnl Fratei

fS
Frgola,
:

ncwly, lately; arrivato di tresco, he is lately come Fretta./, haste, sp^-ed

Frettolso, adj. a. friable

adu

ora,ner,t.

lace.

frettolosamente, adv. hastily hastu

FratemitaVj-'iVoMerAooS' ratemo, adj. brotherly

FriAhWe.

Friabilit,. r-.^>,/7,V

Fratsco, adj. of a -nmik Fraticda,,./,.<.,w</e

'spa"!^;J,,p'!'/2g

Fratfsmo,*!. monkery, monk, lTtta,.f. a place, or bush

a riffcpd rugpd place: piai
I

fancy gli veime la frj d andare alla campagna,

".{"""''' Frl^'erf '/ FrigkJlja^/.'cPWn.M Fx,gHhva,f frigidity

-

rigido, adj. impotent

of
Fri

e frjfrte, to be

Frattaglie,/ the entrailt

FraUrr/a/;^7,,
Fraudato, part, cheated Fraudare, to cheat Fraudatre, ,n. a cheat Fraucf. fraud, cheat

e, a(i

Fremire,

;o

FT^^fe^oUnme,
lently

adv. fraud:c-

Fraudolnte, adi. fraudvhni ^raudolentemnte, adv. frandulenlly

'

Fraudolnto, ad) fraudulent Fraudolnza, ami Fraudoln^i}^,f. fraud Frivola./, strawberry Frazine, f. breakin'r
anarro?,,: darla frccia, to borrow from every one, or to affront every one Frecciare, to. hoot a da,i Frecciata, /. the mowid an
Frccia,

Frenesia,

/:

fren::v

Freneticamnlo,

m
,

Freneticante, adj.

conduct; rdere fret

il

frno.

of

Frecciatre, m. an archer Freddamente, adv. coldly

Frequentare, to frequent : frequentare con qualchdunc

Frequentativo, ad), freque.

Freddare,

Freddato, adj cold

to i;et cold non la lasciate freddare, make haste

:

Freddzza,

/. coldness,

indif-

Frequentato, pari, frequented t requentatre, ni. a freque

'

Freddicelo, and Freddolso, Freddo, m. COM; frddo,

"

v{Z7"-

^"''i- '^oldish

Frequentazine,

/.

usage.

Freddura,
.

cold, violent cold.

Frequnte, adj. frequent, usual ^ requentemnte, adv.

idle7t,

fregamnto, m. and Fregagine,.^ rubbing, frictio,

or.
I

Frequnza, /. frequency.
Frescamente, adv. newly, Ju
TTeich2a,J. freshness
121

FreeaK.torub,toplay

FRU
Frondeggiare, and Fronddre, to produce leaves Frondifero, ad), leaf-bearing to Frondfre, and Fronzlre,
shoot forth leaves adj. Pifondso, and Fronduto,
fist

FUG
of wood, a blorv nith one's
Frufre, to enjoy Fniizne,f fruition Frma, f a trifle, toy Frullare, to roar:
frulla, the
in.

FUM
Fugace, adj. twift, fugitive Fugamnto, m. rout, disorder

il

wind

hlon-s

vento hard

Fugare, to cha^e Fugato, part, chased Fugatre, m. he that chases Fuggnte, and Fuggevole, adj.
flying

Fronidra, /.
Frontale,
/.

pcantity

of Frullo,

frontlet,

head-

at all; frullo,

adv. non ne darei un Fuggiascamente, stealth I fvould not give a adj. fugitive

a whizzing, nothing

away
oy

Fuggiasco,

Fugglbile, adj. unavoidable FruUdne, m. a bolter to sift Fuggifatica, ni. an idler the forehead, head, T fonte, flight alia fronte dell Fuggimnto, face front Frumentirio, adj. of corn the Fuggire, to fly away, shun, armata, at the head of Frumentire, m. a sutler, puril avoid: mi fugge 1' ammo army portar in fronte one veyor di vederlo, I have not the suo pensiero, to speak as wheat nome tuo nel Frumnto, m. com, s'il thinks yielding adj. fronte, tf you FrumentiJso,

world enjoy the esteem of the Frontegrire, to resist

Frontespizio, Fronticpfzio, and Frontesplcio, m.frontis-

mondo tegna

Fvigg(ti,f flight

Frusco,

and

Fruscolo,

m.
at

Fuggiticelo, and adj. fugitive

Fuggitivo,

Frssi, m. a kind of

game

Front

I,

f. frontier

of

a,

l-rusta,/. a wmy, u. .->'- sFrust Frustgno, m. fustian, dimuy Frustamat<5ni, m. a lounger

Fro
faced

adj.

bold,

brazen-

an

idler

Fuggito, part, fled away a runaway Fuggitre, Fio, adj. obscure, dark. Fulclre.'<o underprop _ thtning, adj. Fulgente,

Frustale,
bito, to

to

Fronzuto, ad), green, leajy

_ ^ whip ; frustare un Fulgfdzza, and wear out clothes

Fulgiditi, /.

ar Frosne, and Frosne, m-

FrXf/c,oti-infrdtta.a^
together

Frustato, part, whipped, used, frustrated, deluded Frustatre, m. a whipper Frustatdrio, adj. vain, useless

Frgfdo,"^*?;. shining, bright Fulgorato, adj brilliant

Frottola,/, a fioZiflil Frottolre, to compose baHads to banter

Frustatura,/, a whipping Frusto, m. a piece Frusto, adj. worn out Frtice, m. shrub, sprout Frucne, m. a blow with the Fnittaiulo, m. fruiterer Fruttare, to yield, bear, pro Frugacchiamnto, i. a sound-

m. splendour Fuliggine,/, oof Fuligginso, adj. smoky thunderadj. Fulminante,

Fulirre,

Fulminare,

to

thunder, rage,
in

nee, to be

a pas-

Frugacchiare, to sound with a

ing, probing

sick
Frugalit, /rug^a^iVy Frugare, to grope, sound, to seek impatiently Frugata,/, a groping, souna-

Fruttito, part, frudi lied Fruttifero, Fruttvole, Fruttificante, fertile

Fulminto,

part,
/.

fulminat

and Fruttifico, adj.

Fulminazine,

fulmina

Fruttificare,

vUtto,m. fruit,

F^fat<51o, m. a long pole, (such as bargemen use) Frugatdre, m. one that tries rragifero, adj. fruitful FrugnuoUre, to go a bird Ianina-, or fishing with a

Flmine, m. thunderbolt Fulmineo, adj. thunder-like Fulvo, adj. yellow, ruddy Fumcchio, m. fumigation, a Fruttuosamente, adv. usefully, coal which smokes much Fumaiulo, m. a smoky coal, F^^li^osi^, ffruUfulness

and Frulluare,

to

fructify

rent, interest

Fruttuso,

adj.
;

profitable,
il

F,
,

te

adj. deceased kin:

fu re, the

Frugnuolatdre, with a lantern

hunter

Fucato, par*, painfed, disguii

Fucile, I. the steel to archibgio fire fucile dell'
fire-loek
strike

Fumale, adj. smoky Fumante, adj smoking Fumare, to smoke Fumata,/ a smoke madejor a

the chimney-top

Fuma,/, smoke

Frugnulo, m. a hunting IanFragollno, m. a child full of

tricks

Fumicante, adj. tmnking Fumicare, to perfume

Frado, adj smoky

and

noise

Frugolare, to poke, /""^'j frugolare il fuco, to stir the

Friigolo, m a waggish boy Frugone, m. a broken piecu

Fucina,/, a forge Fucinata,, r. a great number

Fu-'a!
flight, escape : " tersi "iu'fuga, to run away;
f.

Fumicazine, Fumigazine / and Furalgio, m. fumiga-

mt-

Fummre, (s Fumare, and

all its derivatives)

in music fugue ^

193

FUR
Forno, m. smoke, fume
Furfanteria,
to

GAL
/.
,.

nickednets.

Gabbiano, m. a sea-mew,
gull

cob.

'

fume, vapour

aver fumo,

Furfantdne,

a great rogue.
a

Gabbiano, odj.

clotvnish,

un-

Fumosit,/, fume, steam Fumdso, ad) fumy, hntif^hty

Fiiria, /. fury; passion; furia, adv. furiously

Glblnta,f afidi cage Gabbire, and Gal)bit;ro,jn. an

Gabbiollna,/ a small cage Gabbi onata,j; a bulwark Gabbidne, m.. a large cage; mettere nel gabbidne, to allure by flatteries Gabbo, m. jeering prender a
;

FumostSrno,

m..

fumitory,

(i

Funailo, m. a rope-maker

Funata, /.
together
;

make many

many people tied fare una funata, to prisoners

tor-

Furibondare, and Furiare, to rage like a madman Furibdndo, and Furiso, adj. furious, raging mad Furibdndo, and Furiato, adj. full of madness

Funditdre, m. a stinger Fune, /. a rope, rack,

fune, pense
to

Furiosamente,

adi',

madly

keep

one in

susadj.

Funebre, and Funreo, * funeral

Furidso, adj. fierce, mad Furdre, m. madness Furtivamente, adv. secretly Furtivo, adj stolen ; furtivo
desio, unlanful desire Furto, m. robbery ; di furto, adv. privately Fusdggine, /. the spindle-

gabbo, to baniei' toll duty, tax Gabellare, to pay duty non gabello quel che dite, T da

(iabma,f.

not believe a

word of what
custom-house

Funerale, m. funeral FunSsto, adj fatal, unlucky

Fl'ingo, m.'

Gabellire,
officer

mushroom; fngo
fungous

Gabinetto, m: fl^set Gaggia, /. the skuttle of

ship

Fungdso,

adj.

Funiclla./: a Utile cord Funicolo, m. a small cord

Fusio, n. spindle^maker Fusaiudio, m. a whirl for a

Fuscllo, m. strarv, a skewer, (also) meal, mill-dust Fusciacca,/ a silk sash

Funzine,/, duty Fudco, m. fire, passion,

Gaggia,/, acacia, (a tree) Gggio, m. hosfage; pledge Gagliardamente-, adu. briskly,

boldly

dii-

Gagliardzza, and Gagliardfa,

mani

al

fudco,

I
al

could take

troppa came undertake too

Fusco, adj. dark, brown Fusidne, f. fusion, melting.

Fuso, m. a spindle, shaft of a
pillar

many

fudco, to things

/ strength, courage, prowess Gagliardo, adj. stout, strong, far del gagliardo, to brave
Gaglio

m. rennet,

that turns

Fudra, and Fudri, adv. and Fuso, part, melted prep, out, ahrad,from home Busdne, m. a sort of stag ; a fudr di mdno, out of hand fusdne, adv. plentifully Fusta,/. a sort of light galley fudr di misura, very much Fuorch, prep, except, only Fustagno, m. fustian Fuorchiiidere, (see Forchi- Fusto, m. stalk, stem, shank.
;
;

Fuormisdra, adv.

excessivelfj

Futuramente,
ture

adi,

for the fu,, iudlo, m. end, husk, shell Ggno, m. a plate abounding

Fuorso'.amdnte, adv. except FurascJto, m. an highway.

Falro, adj. future

Furace,

and

Furante,

adj.

th

hurtful

beasts,

(also)

Furdre, to steal Furato, part, stolen Furatrire, m. a thief Furbccio, n. rogue, knave cunningly

Gagnolamnto, and Gagnolio, m. the howling of a dog

Gagnolare,
to

howj, roar

Furbamente, adv. GABBADE'O, m. a hypo- Gaiamente, adv. ttierrily, plea Furberia, /. a cheat crite sanity, gaily Furbescamente, adv. roguishly Gabbamnto, m. a cheat. Gaizza, /. gatety, cheerfulFurbsco, adj. deceitful Furbetto, m. a knavish man Furbo, m. a knave, a rogue Fu aferr Furfantaocio, a scoundrel Furfantare, to live the life of
Gabbanlla,
/.

ridinghood, or

Gio, adj. gay, joyful Gala, ornament,

Gabbano, m. a felt cloak

Gabbrfrc, to deceive
;

/
;

finery^

'SS

star siine gie, to ft-

gabbarsi,

scmtndrel Furfante, m. a rogue, rascal Furfant-IIo, and Furfantino,

G-abbato. part, deceived

m. a

little

rogue

Gabbatdre, m. deceirer Gabbia,/, <i cage, a jail Gabbiio, m. a cage-maker

123

GAM
Galantemente, adv. genteelly
Galanteria,/. civilUy, bravery Galantine, ailj. preti}/, delicate un galanU'no, a beau, a spruce fellow (jalantuiimo, m. a gallant man GaliSppio, I a trap Galassia. X. the milky rray Galeno,, thegi.m galbaniim Galea, and Galra./, a galley Galeazza,/, a double gatiey Sale(}i)e, a galleon Galetta,/, a small galley Galetto -. a galley-slace Galra,/ (;ttf Galea) GdUa, /. an acorn, gall-nut luck Essere a galla, to get
;

Gambettare,

lo

play tvith one's

;

Gamb'tto, m. a trip up dare il gambtto ad uno, to turn

Garpa,/. spavins
Garrevole, adj. scolding

Gambire,/, harness for

legs

the

Garrimnto, and Garrito,

Garrire, io chide, blame,

Gambo, m.

stem, stalk

si

Garabuccia./. a small leg Gambuto, high stalked Gana, /. fare di gana, to do 7piltingty, tvith a good lieart Ganscia,/, the Jaw Gncio, m. a hook Gangherare, to set on hinges Gangherato, arlj. on hinges Gnghero, 7i. a hinge, pivot : dare ne" gngheri, to take uscir de' gangheri, to blunder
.

Grrulo, adj. prattling, chata,"/.

igpie)

a jay, (a

soi-t

of

:oncco, m. a stout lad Garzoncllo, and Garzoncino, a young lad

Garzne, m. a boy, a
Galleggiante, aJ]. snmming Galleria,/, a ^ary Galltta, /. i kind qf grape.
Galletto,
7.
ti

lad, ter-

Hf',"""''
Garzonzza, /. childhood, fanGarzonlle. adj. boyish, childish
Gcirzulo. ni. tire heart of herbs, *<:. CiU>bage, lettuce,
^-c.

rmaj' nock,

(also)
i

fare a gara, to be rivals Garabullre, to cheat Garbare, to smile upon, please, {^iho) to have a gent el air Garbatamente, adv. graceful.
'''

Galliclnio, cock-crowing time of the night

Gallin.-lccia,/.

'

Garbat2za,/. gracefulness Garbato, adj. un umo garbito, a tnan if address (I s</f Aen Gallinaccio, adj. of a hen Garbino, m. t!ie svulh-rvest Gallinccio, 7. a kind of. tvind mushroom, (also) a turkey- Gdrho, m. garb, carriage ; con cnrJc bel garbo, civilly Gallinio, m. a poufterfiGarbglio, m. tumult : confaGilo^ r,i. a code; gallo d'Insion ; mettere in garbglio, dia, a turkey to put in di.mrder _
\
'i

(also)

sort

of hemp

GasOmetro, m. a gasometer
(ia.stigagine,
/.

and Gastipunishment,
(also)

gamnto,
tion

ni.

chastisement,

educa-

Castigante, adj. chastising Gastigre, chastise, to

to

GailJne, m. galloon, lace Gallria,/, transport qf joy

far gallria, to

(areggiamnto, m.
;.
.

(.?es

Gara)

Gastjgatre, m. punisher, cen-

make a

'holt-

day
Gall.za, and Gallzzola, /. It-gall (also) bub .s for,,
' I

Getiegsiinte, adj. striving Gareggiare, to contend ; gareggiare nello stdio, to study

Gareggiatre, n. a rival Gareggiso, adj. a litigious person Gartto, m. the Ihigh, the ham
<;argapIire,<o murmur Gargagliata, /. a paddling,

Gatt^jo, m. a cat's meat setter Gattaiula,/ a cat's hole

Gattria,/, catsmiui (herb) Gatto, m. and Gatta.

Galoppare, to gallop Galoppatre, ni. a galloper Galppo, m. a gallop Galuppo, m. a poor object Gambci, /. leg; dolersi di gamba sana, io complain without gambe, to run arvay Gambale, m. a stem of flowers Gambarulo. and (xamberulo,

he-cat, a she-cat ; vnder la gatta in sacco, to sell a

dabbling
|

GarganUglia,/. a necklace Gargarismo, /i. ^ar^/<

Gargarizzare, to gargU gzzo, /. atiil Gargozzle,

pig in a poke ; far la gatta morta, io dissemble; voler la gtu, io be in earnest: chiamar la gatta, to speak
plain

m. rvindpipe, throat iariandro. n. a sort of preGarofanare,

rofanc

GatUno, m. a kitten Gattomammne, m. a kind of

Gattne. m. a large cat fare il gattne, to connive at Gattozibftto, m. a civet cat Gavazza, /. Gavazzo, and Gavazzamnto, in. shout for
:

m. {see Gombira) Gambata,/, a gambol, a kick "JfS

.

J'-.V

Gavazzale,

to rejince

much

GEM
Gavazxiiire, m.
lie

GER
GSnte, /.
ple,

that rejo'icea

Gaudentemente,
fnlbi

adv.

joy!?.Iogfa,/.

nation, men, peocron-d, kindreil, fala gnte del re, the king's soldiers ; gnte a

mily;
pene

(aiio.m. joy, mirth Gaudioso, ailj.jnyjul, glad

cavalle, horsemen ; buna gnte, good people di bassa gnte, of "u mean
;

Genterella,

Gavi'gne,/. pi. kernels in the

(5avill.-ir. (see

Cavillare,

and

Generalato, ple generalsMi Generale, adj geieeral Gentildnna, /. a gentlervoGeneralissimo, m. and adj. the supreme commander, very Gentile, and GentilPtto, adj.
genteel, noble, vice
;

f.

cofnmcn peo-

gentili,

Genera\Hh,f. generality gentiles, pagans Generalmente, ado. generally; Gentil!?sco, adj. handsome, generalmente iiarlandojcojgenteel Gentilsimo, m. heathenism
t

a,/ a

sort of eel t offish zera, /. a jay,

Gener;lnte, adj. begetting

Generare,

to

beget,

bring

Gentilzza, /. gentility, courtesy, kindness

Gentilire, to make nnUe Gentilit, /. heathenism, nobility

(7azztta./. gazette

Gazurro, m. noise, thundering

-

Gelamnto, m. and Gelata,

frost

/.

Gentilizio, adj. common to a country, or family Gentilmente, courteously, rich' ly, splendidly

GenalCtto,
I

m.

country
enlle-

GeUre,

to freeze, to be frozen tviik cold ; gela, it freezes Gelatam-nte, adv. coldly,

Gentiludmo,
Gctitiiccja,
f.

cUU!^,fiarfully Gelatina, and GelerSa.f jelly Gelato, and Gt'Iido, adj. frozen,

rabide,

mob

Genericamente, adv. neralmente)

(see

Ge-

Genuflessine,/ gennf.e.Tl
aflrsso, adj.

knee':ng

Genrico, adj. generical, comGklr, j: rabide, mob of people Geliti'dio, m. flosty weather

Gelidzza, /.
'j\o,m.
ice,

cooling, fresh-

frost, cold

Grnero, m. a sonin-larv Generosamente, adv. gene- Geografia,/, geography Geografo, m. geographer Generosit,/. generosity Geomante, m. geonumcer Geomanzia, /. a kind of

di-

(elosamnte, ado. jealously Gelosia,/, jealousy; a lattice.

adj. jealou

Genesi, /. Genesis, (the first Gemetra, m. geomrtrician . Book of Moses ) Geometria,/, geometry Gengia, aied Gengiva, /. tht Geometricamente, adj. geometrically

Geomtrico, adv. geometrical

'

[Gerarca; "L'i// "P""''rV../

m.clli,'

m.

pi.

the celestial

'

.manie, adj. groaning

I

spirit; ,ril, lafents, part and<Sre a gnio, to please Genitale, adj. genital Genitivo, m. the genitive cc (in grammar) Genito, adj. begotten

Gerrchico,

adj.

of heaven,

GTrgo, and Gergne, m. the obscure ca,:t of thieves, slung

dosser CZrXa, Gern-.nico, arfj. German

'

Genitore, i./uMcr Genitrice,/, mother Genitura, birth la prir

fa

geniiiira,
\

birthright; men, casting one's nativity

german Germano,

aJj.

right, proper.

i^o'nl^'rrooi
1

Gennio, m. January
( en tccia.

Gentglia, /. and
rabble, -noi

Gentme, m.

GHI
Germinare,

m.

budding,

shooting forth

GerminaUvo,
der

adj. Jit to engen-

Germogliamnto, m. a bud-

Ghiacciia,/, an ice-house Ghiacciare, to freeze Ghiacciato, adj. frozen Ghiccio, I. ice Ghiacciudlo, ni. icicle Ohiacciso, adj. of ice Ghiac<nto, m. a stone
called

Ghironda,/, a musiealin>truGi, adv. formerly, already : gi la sera venuta, it ii already night Giacch, conj. since Giaccher,/, a play, a roguish

so

Ghiado, m. extreme cold

Germdglio, m. bud, blossom
Geroglificre, to
Geroglffico,
obiciire

Gicchio,

1.

sweep-net,

make

hiero-

m. hieroglyphic
order

Gerott'iffico, adj. hieroglyphical,

Ghiaggiulo, m. corn-Jlonier, smord-grass Ghiera, liiia, /. gravel: Giaita,/. 1 g-rat)e/-p/ace Ghiaiso, adj. sandy, gravelly

uhio tondo, spare no lo person ; gittre il gicchio sulla sipe, to do a pteju-

Gerretiia,

/.

of

tie

Ghidnda, / the acorn Ghiandia,/, a jack-dam

Ghiandlfero,
adj.

te,

adj.
to

situated, seat-

bearing

Giacre,
lie

Gessato, chalky
G6<;so,

and

Gessso,

adj.

Ghindola, /. kernel in the Jlesh, glanders Ghiandccia, and Ghiandzza,

m. chalk
GhirabalSnza, and Ghieraldmi,f.trijles, nonsense Ghiazzertno, m. a coat of mail.

be indisposed, io to be situated: Londra giace alla ripa del Tamigi, London is situated on the Thames iacre, m. a hare's form,

down,

Gsta,/.
Gcsteggii use too much gesture GEsto, m. action, gesture Gesuita, m. a Jesuit throw, shoot, Gettare, to sospiri, to hurt ; gettar fetch sighs ; gettar \ia, to throw away ; gettar motto, gettare, to bud, to mention bloom : gettar la sorte, lo east lots ; gettir a male, to consume ; gettar il tempo, to spend time ; gettare, to cast in a mould; gettarsi ad una cosa, to apply one's self to a
;

lodging iacimnto,

m.

lying

thing Gettata,/, a cast, a throrv Gettito, adj. thrown, cast melted Gettatre, m. caster founder Getto, m. throw, cast canndm di gtto, a brass cannon
. ;

Ghignatdre, ni. a grinner Ghignazzare, to laugh, grin Ghignettlno, and GhignStto, ni. a smile, simper Ghigno, n. a smile Ghitta, /. a dripping-pan Ghiottamente, adv. greedily Ghiotterellfno, and Ghiotterello, adj. dainty, nice Ghitto, m. a glutton

Giaco, m. coat of mail Giallamina, and Gial'ionnina, /. lapis calaminaris Gialleggiante, adj. yellowish
Gialleggiare, to grow yellorv Giallttto, and Gialliccio, adj. yellowish Giallzza,/, polene Giallo, adj. yellow, pale Giallgno, and Giallgnolo, adj. yellow, pale Gialios^nto, m. a light yel-

'"ltto,aJ). greedy
.ttne, m. a glutton Ghiottoneria, and Ghiottmia, /. gluttony, daintiness, ) gishness, knavery Ghiva, /. clod, turf </ Giammi, adv. never, ever earth GiammEngola,/. a small mutGhizzo, ni. a bit, morsel, ter, or Mingblockhead agudgeon, {ajish) Giannetta,/, a sort qf arms, Ghiribizzare, io devise, forge
;

ad un
Gheppio,

gtto di pietra, at
ni.

kestrel

far

ghppio, to die Gherblno, m. the south'

Gherlino, m. a hawser Gherminella, juggling /.
tricks

stick
t

Ghermire, Ghermfto,

part.

tnatchtd,

Ghiribizzatdre, m. a faniasti cat whimsical fellow GliJribizzio, m. a device, in

Giannettirio, a soldier amiti with a pike Giannettta, /. a blow with a

Gherofano, m. a giUyJlo or elove, pink Gherone, m. gasset Ghtto, m. an abode for

Ghiribizzso, adj. fantastic Ghirigro, m. a dash, a stroke of a pen

.

Ghzzo, m. a

nioor,

a negro

Ghirlanda,/, garland Gliiro, 1. a dormouse

126

GIO

GIO
Giocolarmnte, adv. merrily Giocolatdre, i. a juggler Giocolo, ni. game, sport Giocondamente, joyadv. fully
Giocondto, adj. contented, .pyful Giocondvole, adj. joyful,
agreeable

Givane,

Giardino, and Giardintto, m.

a garden
Glarfjdne,
calleii

m.

ttone

so

Oiarro, m. ajar Giattanza,/.' brag, boast Giva. f. magazine, ttoreGiavvelltto, m. a javelin

Giocondzza, and Giocondit,

mirth, jollity

Gibbo, m. a hump Gibbso, and Gibbuto, adj.

Gibrna,/, a scrip Gilo, m. ice, frost, cold Giga,/, a jig m" a giant Gigantescamente, m. gianlGigantsco, and Giganto, adj.
Gigliato,
Gigliato,
lilies

Giocndo, adj. merry, gay Giocosamente, adv. merrily Giocso, adj. gamesome, S}iortfui Giogia, /. the dew-lap of an ox; ridge of hills
Gioglito,
adj.

mixed

tvith

<Tigante,

Giglio', m. darnel Gigo, m. a yoke, slavery, bondage ; top of a moun-

m.

fiorentine
ttrerved

(piece
rvith

of money)
adj.

tain Giia, f.jervel, joy, mirth Gioiante, adj. cheerful

Gioiellato,
adj.
set

with

Giglito, m. a lily garden Giglitto, m. a S7>iall lily-

Gioielliere, m. a jerveller Gioi-llo, m. a jewel

fringe a lih Oil Gineprio, and

Gineprto,

Gioiosamente, adv. joyfully Gioiso, adj. meity, cheerful

chee

m. a place grows

rvhere juniper
;

Ginpro, m. a jumper-tree and Ginpra,/' the berry

Gin

a,/

4m
n.

Ginestrto,

a place

tvliere

Gingia./

the

gums

Giornale, m. journal, diary Giornale, anil Giornaliro, adj.

Gingillare, to be fantastic Gingillo, m. a subtle but fantastic invention

Ginnstico, adj. belonging

to

Giornalmnte, adu. daily Giornata, /. a day girno di lavro, a day's rvork. Alia giornata, adv. daily, now-a;

Ginnetto, m. a Spanish horse' Ginnico, adj. of a rvrestler, of Girno,

i.

day,

day -light

buon
Ginocchiello, m. a hog's foot, or knee-piece Ginocchio, m. a knee Ginocchine, adv. kneeling-

girno, good morrow. L' aspetto di giorno in giorno, I expect him every

day
Giostia, fjusting^ilting.Jight,

^'^
vjiocre, to play Giochvole, adj.

Giostrante,

m.

justler,

merry, joadv.
vier.

Giochevolmnt
Gio'c'o,

ijustler

m.

(see

Gindco)

Giovamnto, m. good, benefit Giovancci, m. an unexpeGiovangiia,/. youth, quantity of young people Givane, m. and /. a young person 187

Giocoforza,/, necessity, force Giocolare, adj. jocular, mer-

GI

vicissitude

Gire, to t'o Girli la, /. a tmall rvheel, rveathercock. pi<//ey, turnitile; dar nelle girlle, to
Girellalo,

Giudicare, to judge Giudicativo, and Giiidicatro, adj. judicial Giudicato, m. jurisdict _, office of a judge, judgmetU,

la,/, defraud, deceit

pulleys
Girllo,

m. a maker nf Giudi an inconstant pei

irete,

i,f joint, seam to play for trijle,

ni.

^f-.V

GiuociJre. to sport

71

rveather-

Ghiicazine,/. judgment Giudice, m. judge Giudichevolrante, adr. justly

Giudiciale, Giudizi>ile, and Giudiciario, adj. judicial Giudicialninte, adv. judicially

Giuocatre,
.

a gamester

o,

tvill see

the end

of

thie

(a

harvk)

Gixo.m. a turn, tour adj. hy turns. Per

Girne, m. a
g-reat
circle,

Giudtcio,
or

and GiucU?.io, m. justice, judgment, sentence, decree, reason, un-

unavoidablt /. cessity icolare, to play, toy

icofurza,

comi nf
Gfta,/. going, Tvalking Gittare, tn throw, cast
GitttSi,

Giuocoiatre,

m.

toyer

derstanding, opinion

Giudiciosamnte, and Giudiziosamente, adv. Judicious'

Gittate, adj.

throw fa cast, "

'

'y Giudicicjso,

and

Giudiziso,

thro Gitto,
gitto,

and
loss,

Gittaninto,

Gigero, i. an acre of land a Giggiola, /. the fruit of a Giuggiolino,

adj.

{he

throw,

damage.
exactly,
to

adv.

muddy
Gignere,
Giubba,
/.
petticoat.

red

colour;

(also)

sirup ofjujube Giggiolo, in. a jujube-tree

to arrive,join, reach,

Giure,

Giuratre, m. a swearer Giuratrio, adj smearing to be swnrn {law term) i. law, right

or

Giuridicamente,

adv. 'legal-

Giubberllo, and Giubbtto, m. a little doublet Giubbilo, m. a jubilee Giubbne, m. a doublet, undercoat crrere in giubbne, to run very fast Giubilare, to rejoice Giubilatre, m. one leaping for
;

Giugnimnto, nu union Giugno, III. month of June Giuladro, m. a bujffhon

Giulebbe, and Giulcbbo, m. julep Giulivamente, adv. jnyfully GiulivEtto, adj. joyjul Giulivit,/, gaiety, mirth Giulivo, adj. merry, gay Giumlla,/, trvo handfuls

ly

Giuridico, adj. lanful

jiuridizion.iie,
cutj.

belong,

ing

to

a judge, or jadg.

meat

G iuridizine, /. jurisdiction
Giusrma,
'

/.

used
nts

a sort of hatchantong the au-

Giubilazine, /. and Gibilo,

J"!/

Giumenta,

/.

breeding

Giucire, (see Giuocre, and

derivatives)

its

GiuraenUre, m. a driver Giumnto, m. a labouring

Giuncia, /. and Giunchto, m. a place full of rushes Giuncare, to slrerv flowers

Giudico, adj. Jeroish

Giuso, adj. down, belato 'Jista, prep, according Justly. iustamnte, adv. agreeably GiustzJa, /. exactness, jv
tice

Giudaismo, m. Judaism
Giudaizzare,
to

imitate

the

Giasxfc.lie,

adj.justfying

Giudaesco, adj. Judaic, qf the

Giustificare, to justify ; gius tificrsi, to clear one's self

Giuncato, adj.

coverea

mith

GastUcaVimnte, adv. Justly,

Giudo, wi. and Giuda, /. a justifiably Jew, Jewess Giustificativo, adj. justifiaGiunch(gIia,/>,i7Hi7 Giudo, adj. Judaical, ble of Giunco, m. ru-xh, bulrush the Jews, obstinate, unbelicv- Giuncdso, adj. full of rushes itificto, part, justified Gingere, {see Gignere) stificazin'e, /.* ju'stifica ?nto, m. judgment, Ginta./, addition, increase; m. gund measure; prima clUa Tuii^, f. justice; - cdj. judging ginta, adii, immediately
<
; i

Via

GOM
drop, a

GOR
rvall. to

crack in the

Gocciare, and
fall by drops Gocciolamnto,

GoccioUre,

Gndola./, a Venetian hoot, a gondola Gondolire, n ^ Gonfalne, n. a l Gonfalonieratico, m. the dig

.

m.

a dropGnfia, m. a glas. glass-blower Gonfiagine, m. a sw Gonfiamnto, ni. pt

right ailj. just, Giusto, questo abito trojuJO giusto,

;

ping
Gocciolante, adj. dropping GoocioMto, part. dropped.
Gocciolatio, n. gutter, drain Gocciolino, J', a small drop Gcciolo, m. a drop Gocciolne, m. a duice, a blockhead
(jocciolso, adj. dropping Godente, adj. rejoicing ;
wi.

iht coat

U lw>

tight

Giusto,

m.

an honest
jii.-tly,

man

Giusto, adv.

Glaba.
.lil

/.

a'

young
m.

precisely plant, ci

cile, a,y. o/ice

to behai-e

proudly

Gladiatre,

gladiator.

Gianduia./, kernel, gland glnndlovs

GlanduMso, adj. Glba,/ glebe, clod of earth

Gli,

the; gli scolari, the scholars^ gli, io him : gli dissi, Itold him ; gli parlai,
l spoK-e io

him

order of knighthood to enjoy, rejoice; del presente mi godo, e meglio aspetto, I evjiiy what t have, and hojefr better times Goderccio, rrdj. agreeable (lodvole, adj. pleasant

Gonfiato, part, swelled; gonfiato di suprbia, concciltJ Gonfiatio, an instrument to

Godere,

a balloon, a cannon Gonfiatre, n. a srveller.

fill

GItfbo,

m. a globe Globosit,/, ronndnfts Globso, adj. globular Glria, /. glvry, honour ; aspettre a glria, lo tvait with patience Gloriente, adj. boasting Gloriare, to praise, extol, to boast, praise one's self Gloriato, adj. glorious ; and Goriso, fanwns Glorific-ire, (see Gloriare)
Glorificatre, m. glorijier (ilorificazine, and Gloriaz.6ne, f. glorification Glorio'samnte, ado. glorious-

Godimnto, m. enjoying Goditre, m. luxurious

pe'son

Goduto, pari, enjoyed

Goffaggine, Gofterra, and Goffzza, /. dulness Goffamente, adv. foolishly Goffo, adj. foolish

proud; parle gonfie, boasting, swelling words GonfiOtto, m. a bladder Gongola,/, sore throat, smelt
ing in the glands

Ggna.

an iron collar, /. string, net, embarrassment Gogna, m. a villain Gla, /. the throat; lust,
passion,

gown,

petticoat

Gra, /.
conduit

a canal, aqueduct,
a ferrei
;

mouth
]

Grbia,

/.

the point
;

Goleggire, to wish Goltta,/, a gorget, a stock Glfo, m. a gidf, a bay anly, n'ith honour dare a golfo liicito, to sail Gloriso, adj. gloriotis straight to a place Glsa,/. commentary Golosamente, adv. greedily Glosdre, to comment, ex- Golosit., f gluttony pound Golso, adj. ravenous Glosdto, part. commented Golpato, adj. bad, spoilt Golpe, /. a fox, rust which dosatre, m. commentator falls upon corn Glossrio, m. a glossary Golpne, m. a large fox, a Gltine,/, glue sagacious, crafty man Glutinso, adj. glutinous Gmblto, and Gmito, m. Gnaffe inlerj. faith ! elbow, a cubit Gnatone, m, a parasite Gmma., cable Gomitata, /. blow with the Gnaulare, to mem as a cat Gncco, m. dunce, blockhead, a dumpling Gomitolo, m. a ball of thread Gnomne, m. a gnomon of the Gomitnc, adv. star gomitne, sundial to lean upon the elbows GnSrn, adj. ignorant Gmma, /. gum, a sort of
;
!

Grga, and Grgia,

/. throat tirar di g<irgia, (o /arer

Gorgheggi.-ire, to quaver

Gorgneggiatfre,
'

m. a war

Gorghidra, f. a neck-piece, rnjr Gorgine, m. a drunkard

Gorgogliamnto,

i.

gar

fa

Gorgogliante, ndj. thai grumbles in the brw'tls re, io t:ar.gle, bubble,

I

>

Gorgglio,
I I

Goreoglidto, ad. gncrved by n-ievils, or mils m. a warbling.

Gobba,/, hump disorder Gobbctto, m. humped Gommarbica, /. gum arahic Gobbo, m. and adj. hump- Gommifero, adj. producing backed ; (also) a Spanith

Gommso,

adj.

gummy

GRA
i,f.gou <(5tto, m. a glass, a cup Gottso, adj. gouty Governale, m. helm, rudder Goveniamnto, m. government, conduct Governante,/, governess Governare, to govern, rule Governalo, part, governed Governatre, m. governor Governazidne,/. governme,it Govemfrae, m. dung Governo, m. regimen, care, conduct, government senza governo, at random. Far n.al governo, to spoil a thing Govrno, m. government, a rudder of a ship Gozzaia,/. a men Gozzo,m crop of a bird
;

GRA
graduat Gradualmente, adv. gradually Gradudre, to distinguish by
Graduale,./?^;,
degrees, to confer degrees

GRA
tea crab; pigliare un g>n cipdrro, to mistake Grancire, to snatch, to grub Grancito, part, hooked in, snatched Grande, m. a nobleman, lord

Graduatamente, adv. gradually

Grande, adj. great, large, high Grandeggiare, to play

Graffiante, adj. scratching (Jraffiare, to scratch Graffiasanti, m. an hypocrite Graffiato, part, scratched Gr;Sffio, 7)1. a hook Gragnula,/. hail, drizzling Grama gli a,/, mourning

tall,

the

great

man

Grandemente, adv. greatly

Grandtto, adj. somervhat big.

Grandzza,/, largeness Grandicciulo, and Grandicllo, adj. pretty big Grandigia, grandeur, greatness, vanity Grandinare, to hail Grandinata,/, a hail-storm Grndine,/, hail, calamity Grandinso, adj. tempestuous Grandiso, adj. great, haugh-

Gramre, to make unhappy Gramigna, and Gramignudla,

dog-grass

Gramignato, part, overgrown

tvith rveeds

Gramigne, m. a
tree

sort

qf

olive-

Gozzoviglfa,

mirth

far

pleasure, gozzoviglia, to
/.
to

Gramignso, adj full of doggrass

ty

make merry
Gozzovigliare,
together
be

Grandfre,

fo

augment,

to

Grammtica, /. grammar prefer Grammaticale, adj. gram- Grandlto, part, augmented matical Granduca, m. a great duke Gozzovigliata, J", mirth, good living, revels Grainmtico, m. grammarian Granducato, nu a great duchy Gozzuto, adj. wide-throated Grammaticalmente, adv. grammatically Granduchessa, /. Gracchia. /. a rook; m. a a great Gramo, adj. wretched, poor Grmola, vi. a brake (for Granello, m. grain, com.
inerry

flax)

Gramolare, to bruise flax Gramolato, part, mashed

G racchiatdre, andG racchidne, Grmpa,

/.

the

pam

of a

Granftto,
certainly

adv.

so

much,

a prattler

<;raciclare, to

Grcculo, m. a jackdarv , jay Grina.f. grain, cochineal Granio, adj. of corn, wheat croak Gracidatdre, m. a babbler, Granio, m. granary Granaiudlo, chatterer m. comchandler

Granigine, and Granitura, f.

pounding seed Granimnto, m. becoming seed

seeding,

Grcile, adj. small, thin Gracilit,/, thinness

Granare,

to

Gradare, to go step by step Granaro, Gradatamente, adv. by de- Granata,

grees

adj.

grain of wheat a broom, a gra-

Granito, part, grained Granito, m. granite

Granmastro,

?n.

grand-mas-

Gradazione,/, gradation Gradella, / a grate, hurdle Gradvole, adj. grateful Gradevolmente, adv. loving-

Granato, m. pomegranate Granato, part, grained Granatuzza,/. a little broom Granbestia, /. a certain beast,
lobster, crab,

an elk Gradimnto, m. favour, kind- Grnchio, m. a

Gradinita,/. a flight of steps Gradino, m. steps Gradire, to accept, approve, to

crayfish, Cancer, one of the twelve signs of the zodiac ; pigliar il granchio, to catch

Tartar

to

be

'.aught

mount up
Gradito, part,
accepted
tviih

i granchi voglion morder le balene, they give themselves

adv. rranmerc, I give thanks Grano, m. wheal, grain Granso, adj. full of grain Grappa,/, the stem offruit Grappare, to g-apph, seize Grappo, m. grapling Grappolino, and Grppolo, m. srrmll hunch of grapes, a uster : nuovo grappolo, a ckhead provision; a Grscia, /. court of justice, a Roman
edile

Grado,

dignity Grnca CIO mi viene grado, Hiat Tpleases me mio mal grado.

m.

degree,

the

rascino,

m. a commissary oj
with fat-

Grassamente, adv.

Grassatre, m. highwayman Grassello, m. a little piece of fat, (also) a sort of very fine

Grave,
Grassftto, adj. somewhat fat

adj. heavy, majestic. grave, serious, firm

Itarvsi-

Grto,

m. a sandy ground, marshy, swampy ground

Grasszza, f. fatness
(JriSsso,

Gravecmbalo, m. a
fertile,

Grto, aJj thick

adj.

fat,

chord

stare sul fat ; easy circumquesto fu un jiatto grasso per voi, this njas a f/ood bargain for you Grassccio, adj. fat, one in
gi-dsso, to be in
,

fruitful Grdsso, m,
stances

Gravdine, catarrh

Gravemente, adv. grievously,

seriously

Grtola,/ bar of a cage ; way, means, opportunity; trovar la grtola, to find the opporGretso, adj. gravelly, sandu Grettamente, adv. r.-.ggardy Grettzza, and Gretti tdine.

Grav5tto, adj. rather troublesome, hard, difficult

good condition Grassne, m. a very fat man Grassotto, adj. pretty fat

Gravzza, /. heaviness, disquiet, weight Gravicmbalo, and Gravicmbolo, jn. harpsichord

Grve,

adj.

(in voetry) heavij,

Grassume, m.fat things Grata,/, a grate Gratamente, adv. gratefully Gratlla, and Gratfcolo, /.
GraUccia, /.
Graticcio, m.
laltict

Gravidzza, and Gravidiinza, / pregnancy Grvido, adj. full, pregnant

Gravit./, gravity, authority, majesty, weiglit Gravosamente, adv. grievously, severely

Grevemente,
grievously

weighty, grievous adv.

adj. coarse,

heavily,

Grezzo,

clownish

a how

net, or

Gravoso, adj. heavy, ponder-

a hurdle,

grate.

Griccilo, m. caprice, fancy Griccine, m. a kt-id of waterforvi Grida,/, edict, rumour, report Gridare, to cry, scold, murmur

vork

Grazia,

Gratificare, to gratify Gratificazine,/, gratuity Gratis, adv. for nothing Gratitdine,/, gratitude Grato, adj. grateful, agreeable Grato, m. mill, desire, pleasure Grato, adv. voluntarily Grattaca'po, m. itching of the

grace, agreeableness : di grazia, I desire you ; mi dica di grazia, pray tell me : far grazia, to forgive ; le grazie, the gracts
tvith

Graziare, to favour Graziato, adj. loaded kindness, gratified,

Grido, m. cry, clamour Grieve, adj. heavy, dull, grave, serious, majestic

gra-

Grievemnte,

Graziosamnte, adv. grace fully, for nothing Graziosita,/ gracefulness

Grazioso,
((;.

adv. heavily, grievously Grifagno, adj ravenous Grifre, to rub snout against
Grifo,
di
il

graceful, agi eeafter

the

grattare, scrape grattar gli orecchi, to.flatter Grattato, scratched. part.

:

Grecamdnte, adv.

Grecian manner Grech-sco, adj. Grecian

Grattatura,/ a scar Grattgia, /. a grater Grattugiare, to grate Grattugiato, part, grated

Gratuitamente, for nothing
adv.
freely,

m. snout, fece of a deliberar tutti tre ; trovar modo d'ugnersi alle spese di Calandrino, ali three resolved lo find means to have a nice dinner at the expense of

man

grifo

Calandrino
Griffo,

and
;

Grifne,

?i.

Gratito, adj. gratuitous Gratulante, adj. congratulating

Gregario, adj. of the flock Gregge, m.jlock, herd, drove Gregeia,/, sheepfold Greggio, adj. rude, unpolished

griffin

trcere

il

griffo, face, mouth; griffo, to grin -

grifne ad uno, to give a box on the ear Grfgio, adj, grey, grizzle

dare

un

Greggiulo, m. a Utile flock

GrilHre'
to

simmer
trigger of a gun a cricket, gross-

Gravaccio, adj. dull, heavy Gravame, m. weight, burthen

viness,

Grembiata,/ a lapful Grembiule, m. a woman's

apron, a riding apron
lap,

Grilletto, '^-'"o, m.
iper.

maggot, rvhim

Gravamnto, m. weight, hea- Grumbio, and Grmio, m.

duty,
tax,

Grilloso, adj. fantastical

aj'ront.

middle,

womb
to

riUotalpai/i-nsecf

Gremire,
Gravante, adj. heavy, weighty Gravare, to aggravate, trouble mi grava molto della vostra disgrazia, / am very sorry for your misfortune
;

gripe, lay
thick,

hold

Gremito,

adj.

locked.

GrimaMillo, m. a picklock Grinza,/ wrinkle Grinzso, adj. vninkled

Grisliti, TO. chrytolite '-risopzio, TO. a tert

Grppia,/, rack, ger

131

stall,

man-

of

GRU
Grisplgnoo, m. sow-lliistle
0'-Tnn\z..f. tartar,

mud
/.
3,

Gronda,

and

Grondia,

m.
to

gutter, the eavei of a house, a tori oftle Grondante, adj. dropping Grondare, to drop, lo Jlow in gutters Grppa, /. ciupper, rump : portare :n grppa, to taks up behind on liorsebuck

tnout pout
tulle,

far

il

Guanciata, /. a box on th*

adj.

Guancine, m. a sound slap

Guantira, f. a silver basin.

drowsy, benumbed
Grum<Slo, m. a sort of mttshCinirno, i. clotted blood

Grmolo, m. a cnhlmge,
tuce, the

let-

Groppira,/, crupper GrOpjJO, m. kni'l, bunch, knob solvere il grppo, to clear a

doul^t

head of greens
part, doited, thick-

Guardacorpo,

m.

a
the

body-

Grumso,
Grugo,

Guardadnna,
saffron Gruppetto, T<i. a knot, hnnp Gruppo, in. a group, knot
I.

Guardamacclii

t.

gunri

Groppne, m. group, crupper

Grssa,
/.

gross,

tn-eire

Gu{rdan",,o a napkin Gruzzo, and Grzzolo, m. a (Suardarifdio, ieap, quantity, a heap of Guardare, to look, to behold: keep to guard, defend : Guad.ngii;4bile, adj. to be atguardate a' fatti vostri, mind
]

Grossacciulo,

aJj.

ill-buUt,

(juadagnire, to gel, gain, de-

Grossn|rna,/ a sort of stiifT Grossamente, cdv. ilorvnishhj,

severely, rigidly, in a great quantity drotseria, f. blackness Grosszza, /. a:id Grossume, m. bigness, thickness, preg-

Guadagn^to,

part.

gotten,

(Juardaraba,/ wardrobe Guardarba, m. a yeoman of. the wardrobe Guardatre, m. a keeper, in/.

Guadajjnatre, m. a gainer

Guadagno,

aiid
I.

gain,

Guadagna- Guardatura, guard profit;

to

regard,
;

guadagno,
adj.

Gurdia,

guard

prnder
of a

Guadagnso,
Grosso, m. the biggest part ; il grsso della gdmba, the calf of a leg: il grsso

profitable,

gu;lrdia, to have a cars Guatdianria, /. office

Guade./ a
guado,

(iuaddre. to ford, trade sort offishing.net

:

Guardiano,
il

i.

keeper, guar-

Guado, m. a ford

rompere

Guardinfante, m. a hoop-pel ti-

army
io sell

vendere in
liy

grsso,
:

to

undertake a thing

rvholesale

mer

before ajiy body else

Guardingamntc,
(also)

adv.

cau-

rante
grss(

in grsso,
1

ri'holesale

dir
it

Guadso, adj fvrdabU Guafme, m. after-grass,

blast

rvilt tell

you

ii

Gui!
a

me

inter), fvae! alasi trie to me !

.'

gui

inpgnc
ishly, coarsely Grossol#.no, adj.

Giiafna,/. a sheath Guaip.ato, m. one that makes, or selh slieatlis

Guardo, m. regard, look

Guarenttgia-, and Guarntia, guarantee, /. safely, d^efence Guarentire, to narrant, de

coarse
;

thick
Grr,ttn,f. grotto, cave

Guio, m. ,ni!:f,rlune 'iuaire, (iuaioMre, and Guaiolfre, to hnn-l like a dog to bewail, to bark (as a dog)
:

stce^

Gualcliira,
cloth-

/.

calender.

Guari,

adv.
;

many

gviri di

much, long, tempo, a

vily

Gualcito, pari, rumpled, crush'

great while ; non guari, not long since ; questo libro non guari pi hello del mio, this book fs not much
fiuarigidne,/. cure, recovery cure, io heal, to to recover; guarirsi, to he
part,

Grovigliola,/. trvisting, rvind-

Guar&e,

Gualdrappa,/ a horteclolk

Gr.ftke

crane, a bird Grccia,/, a stick, crutch Grufol<ire, to grunt, to grub

Gudncia, /: cheek bdltersi la guncia, to repent of some:

thing

Guarito, covered

cured,

re

GUE
Guarnitccia,/. night guivn
faction

GL'I
aga'nsl
the

Empe

Guamalletto, m. a tlii7i veil, or summer's garment Giiarnello, m. fustian Guarnigine, j; garrison

Guercio, adj. squinting, one-

(juidonerfa,/. rogftery Gufn<lo!o. m. a reel, sjiinite Guin7%lio, m. a cane-knot,,

Guirmlnll'

"

*-i'i-

Guamimnto, m.

furniiure,

(iuamfre, {see Gernfrc) GuamiGuarnitura, and 2i<5ne, trimmi,is for /.

clothes

f clothes,
foriifc

defence,

Gui22dnte, adj. gliding,

slid

Guasc.-tppa, /.

Guemfre,
munition
little,

to
:

'ore

with am-

to

Guasclierino, adj. young, (as birds in a nest) _

stored,
id

adorn

Guizzare, to slide along Guizzo, m. the sliding of c jLsh ,n water, or of a s,uik,

Guasco, and Guascne, m. a Gascon

Guastalla,/, a decanter (iuastafgsta, m. a disturber
I

Gueniitura,
strife,
,

ur,

-|Gust^bile,

adj.' iatta'bU, that

til.

di

gurra.

Guastamestire, m. one who undertakes rvUat he knows

soldier
tally'

odiare u

Gustaccio,
'

depraved

Gustamnto, m. a

tasting, the

Guastare,

to

spoil,

de-

Guerregivole, and giso warlik

Guerrereaten
;

.sijunnder, destroy guastrfrsi, to hurl one's self Guastato, adj. spoiled Guastatre, 'm. a squanderer ;
;

Guefreggievolmnte, adv.

ter
j 1

CuitAre, to tasle, relisli Gustdto, part, tasted Gu.-itatiire, m. a taster Gustvole, adj pleasant
di vedrvi, I

Guerresgiamnto, m. a

battle

am glad

tu see

Guastatura.
solation
:

/.
tiare

Guasto,

and
deto

Guerreggianle, adj. fighting

,

you
:
I

Gtiastannento,

m.
il

spoil,

Gustosamente, adv. pleasant

'j/

guasto,

qlarrei] dispute

lay waste Guasto, adj. spoiled Guataranto, m. and Guatatra, /. a prying, watch-

Guerreggiatre,

m.

one iha t

'

Gustso, adj. relishing

(iutto,

m.

<i

Guer
tish

cruet fur oil

ciuola, /.

sllg

Gutturale, adj. guttural

Guatalura, /. look, eye,

and Guerrsco, adj. warlike, brave Gufdre, to mock Gufo, m. an owl GtS^Iia, /. an obelisk, a nee
Guerrlt^ro,
die

rpHE
*

teller

formerly

and Guatteraccio,

Guazzare, to shake, loss ; to wade, ford; to rejoice Guazzato, part, shaken, nadGuazzatio,
place
i

watering-

Gugliata,/, a needleful Guida,/ guide Guidaiula, the leading beast ofihejlock Guirialrco, m. a fraction (uidamnto, m. conduct Guidante, adj guiding Guidare, to guide, govern Guidato, part, conducted Guidatre, m. and Guidatrfce, /. a guide, director, governor, governess, con-

claimed its place in the Italian as well as other languages Modern writers, however, discard it as affording no increase of sound
to tlie vowels, and therefore useless. For instance huonio
I

pronounced

uomo.

The

tame rule
letter

is observed in ali

Guazzerne,
Guazzto, m.

fragmei
t

words beginning with this ; but by pvtling it with the letters C and G. and the vowels E, I, the H between

GuiderdonfSre, and Guidardonre, to ren-ard, gratify

Guiderdondto, part,

reward-

G uiderdne, and Guidardne,

j
1

in. reward Guidne, m. a rogue,

cheat,

snnants are Joined with A, O, U, as "Chino, Cheto, Gherone, Ghiro, which musi be pronounced thus, kino, ketc, <*!c. It should, how ever, be used in the begin-

IDO
ning f tome nordt, at in ho, / have, hai, thou, hast ; hanno, thetf ha, he has have; in order to distinguish them, more to the eye than
;

IGN
ni. idolater I'dolo, .. idvl, image, or statue offalse deities : idolo, an object that one is fund

ILL

.doWtro,

Ignto,

adj.

unknc

the ear, ai, to the

from
;

o, or

a, to

Idoneamente, adv. sufficiently,

conveuiently, aptly lonetk,f.fitness, aptness

also anno,

year

Ignudare, to strip Ignudato, and Ignudo, adj.

Iguana,'/ a water-rfl
II,
the,
;

Idneo, adj., fit, proper Idra,/, hydra, a fabulous serpent Idraulica,/, hydraulics
sort of pitcher Idrleo, i. a sort of medica-

him
il

il

cavallo, the

horse

him:
ti'hose

Vana,f. a

they count

consco, / knoTO di cui) (il sa il perche ? do say upon what acil

cui,

si

laculatrio, adj. a short, ferI'ade, /. pi. the hyades

Idromnte, ni. a conjurer Idromanzia, /. hydrumaney,

hydromel, c _^ honey and fvai adj. hydropical
f.

nare,

adj.

merry, joyful

Ialppa,/.ja/ap iambic (said of

IdrCiii

adj.

winterly,

hye-

Ilarit./, mirth II di che, adv. wherefore Illaccire, to tie, embarrass, entangle, to be entangled Illanguidire, to languish, to be sick, or faint languid. adv. Illanguidito,

lra
confection

of medicinal

Iato,

m. (apertura)

hiatus,

opening
Iattanza, /. jactation,
lattlre, to yelp,

lerarchla,/ hierarchy lertte./. a precious stone

Ieri. m. yesterday before yesterday leraltro,

vai

squeak

lennatuna,/. yesterday mornlenTotte, /.

yesternight,
cipher,

the

Icneumone, m. the ichneumon Iconoclasta, m. iconoclast Iconmaco, adj. averse to

images, iconoclast
Icre, m. ichor Iddtide,/. a bubble, or blister Iddio, m. (Dio) God: Iddio non vglia, God forbid Idea, /. idea Ideale, adj. ideal, of, or belonging to an idea Ideare, to imagine from ideas Ideato, part, imagined

a kind of

lersra,/ last night Ignaro, adj. ignorant Ignatne, m. a great eater, a man of no worth Ignvia,/, ignorance
I'gneo, adj. igneous, fieri/ Ignlcolo. m. a spark offire Ignito, adj. flaming, burning.

Identit,/ identily, the sameness of a thing Idi, m. ides, certain days in the

month Idima, m. idiom

Idita, mdj. idiot, silly, foolish; un idiom, an idiot, a
fool, a

Ignominioso, adj.

igrutmini-

Ignorantigg^ne,/. folly, ignoIgnorante, adj. ig

ninny

I diotaggine, /. foolishness

Idiotismo, m. idiotism, vulgar speech, expression Idolatra, m. {see Idolatro) Idolatramnto, t. idolatry
Idolatrare, to idolalrize Idolatria,/, idolatry Idoltrio, adj. qf, or belonging

1MB
(Imbarcatre, m. a sea captain
),

i.

embarkation

Imbestialire,

Illustrissimo, adj.
II

tnost

illiis-

Imberettito. n'ith a cap on Imbertonarsi, to fail in love to become <t beast ; mad, or cruel, brut-

perch, aav.

rviy,

tvh

Imbardare,
Imbarrre,

io allure, captivate, procure a friendship to

ish Imbestialito, adj. like a beast Imbestiarsi, to be like a beast

Imbre, and Imbvere,

bibe,

to

imto

bar

imbarstop
the

infuse, to

inspire,

mblanc Imagine, /.

rdre
(see

la

strada, to

Immgine,
Imbarrto, pari, barred

drink up Imbevuto,

part.

imbibed,

a Imbasamnto, i. a basis Imbascerla,^'. embassy Imbacuccare, to disg^iise, io Imbasciaddre, and Imbasciat<5re, m. ambassador mask, (also) to dress, cover Imbacuccato, part, disguised, Imbasciata,/, embassy Imbasciatrlce, /. an ambassamasked Imbagnito, adj. net, sagacious, cunning Imbalccnato, adj purple, (said _ of a rose)
ibastare, to pack-saddle

atid ali its derivatives) Imbaccolato, adj. bearing

Imbiacciamnto, m. a painting Imbiaccare, to paini tvith

Imbiadto, part, sonin
rvitk
rvhiie'

Imbiancamnto, m. a
n-ashing

Imbiancare,
chire, to

and Imbianwash, whiten, to

>

grey,

suborn.

ImImbalMre,
to

pack

bastitilra, /. a basting piece of cloth, serving

Imbiancato, part, whitened on Imbiancatore, m. a whitsier,

Imbalordire, to stun Imbalordito, pari.

slightly

washer-man

JmbalsimAre,

to

spread

bai-

Imbambagiato, part, wrapped

in cotton

Imbastire, to baste, or sew with Imbiancatura,/, washing long stitches, to lay a table, Imbietolire, to be affected, to begin an affair Imbasto, i. a pack-saddle Imbiettare, to put in the Imbttersi, to meet with wedge Imbtto, m. an obstacle, kin- Imbiondire, and Imbidndere, to grow fair Imbisaceiare, to put in a

Imbambolre, to be ajfecied Imbambolato, part, affected,

itaving tears in one's eyes

bag
Imbizzarrimnto, m. waspishImbavagliato, part, having the fate covered Imbizzarrlre, to fall into pat-

Imbandimnto,
bandigine, /.

in.

and Imdish,

a
get

or

m bavre, to slabber
lit

Imbeccare,

Imbandire,

to

dinner

to bill as birds, a horse, to give one his

Imbizzarlto, adj. very angry 1 mboccre, to feed, cram ; to discliarge, disembogue, to

a bill-full; instruct pigliar r imbeccata, to be Imboccato, part, fed, dis,imbara2zre, to perplex ; imbribed, to swallom charged, instructed Vte barazzarsi, to entangle one's bait Imboccatura, /. a horse-lit, Imbeccato, self part, fed with a the entrance of a street, ^ bill, deceived imbarazzo, m. confusion ; emmouth of a river barrassment, intricacy Imbecherare, to suborn, cor- Imbolare, to rob, steal rupt Irabarben're, to grorv barbaImbolatdre, i. a robber,
/.

Imbandito, pari, dressed, pre- Imbeccata,

Imbecille, adj. weak Imbecilil, j: feebleness *mbarberlto, adj. cruel Imbarbogire, to grow chilalsh Imblle, adj. cowardly, fearthrough, age Imbarbottato, adj. made like a

thief

Imbollicamnto, m.
blistets

blister

Imbollicre, to break out into

Imbolsimnto,
Imbolsire,
io

i. itraiiness

of
;

Imbarcaranto, m. emharkaImbarcdre,
barcirsi,
io
to

to be

short-winded

grow pursy
61

embark; engage ;

barcarsi senza bisctto,

imim- Imbfrbe, adj. beardless hand mbercire,'fo hit, stick

tnberetescre, to fortify with

Imbolsito, adj. pursy Imbonire, and Imbuoirfre,

Imbarcato, part, embarked

parapets

IMM
ito, ad,.

Imbrunire, and
to

Iml>runire,
;

Immalsanire,

io

neaken,

tth-

Imlios

re, io

li,

urrow briinin, black, d< suir imbrunire, about dusk

Imboscata, /. and Imboscamnto, m. ambush

Imbosciito, adj. in ambush Imboscliire, to rom wild Imbosclifto, adj. grown rvooiy Imbossolare, to lay the bsi

il

tempo comincia ad im-

brunirsi, the Tveather begint

to

Imbruschlre,
'irl

grow cloudy to grow sharp

adv. sharp,

Irabruschfto,

Imbottare, to put in a cask Imbottatio, m. a funnel

Imbucatire,
lye

to

rvash

tvith

Imliufonchiare, to grumble Imbuire, to become ignorant Imbullettare, to dram a bill

Imraarginto, ad), joined ImmasLherarsi, to mask Immascher^ito, adj. disguited.

upon
Imbullettdto, part, that has a

Inibrattamdndi, m. a frude: a busybody

spoi,

Imbuondato, adv. abundantly.

Imbrattare, and
/->

Imbruttilre,

snU. to slain

Imbrattato, part, soiled Imbrattatre, m. a dauber Imbrattatura. /. and I

brattaranto,

m.

Jilthi-

Imbrattc

food

Imeno, m. nuptials Imitabile, and Imitativo, adj, imitahle Imitinte, adj. imitating

Immelre,
honey

to

give the taste of

siveef,

Immeldto, adj.
able

agree-

Immelatura,/. a mixing with

Immeniordbile, adj
f.

past

me

and Imbriacamnto,

wi.

Immensamnte,
'

Imbriacdne, m- a drunkard Imbriconire, to grorv kttavigamento,

adv. mens.ly. iufinitcly

Immensit,/, immensity Immenso, adj. immeuse

rn.

nu perplexi-

Immaginamdnto,
Immaginare,
to

imaginaI

m meritamente,
servedly

ado.

unde-

Imb
vour
;

to

perplex
shift,

imagine ; im-

igdrsi,

to
t'

endea-

raaginrsi, to believe

non

imbrigar de'

Immaginariamente, adv. imagina'rily

fatti miei, <7,) not trouble yourself about my ajfuirs Imbrigliare, to bridle, to keep

Immagijiario, adj. imaginary Immaginativa, f. imagina-

Immeritvole, adj. undeserving Immrito, adj. unworthy Immersine,' f. dipping,

pl-'nging

ImbrigIic-(to, part, bridled I mhrocciii'e, to oppose

Imbroccato, part, opposed

Imbroilolitto, part, daubed

mraerso, adj. immersed Immaginatlvo, adj. imagina- Immezz.-ire, and Immezzire, to grow flaggy Imminente, adj. immin'nt; Immaginato, adj imagined pericolo imminnte, a threatImmagina/ine',/, fancy

Immagine,

/.

itnage,

pic-

Immirienza, /.
Imbroglio!'''

declivity, pro-

pension, threat

aVd ^ImbrogliaImmaginevolmnte, adv.

in

Immisurbile, adj. unmeasurable

Immbile, adj immoveable

Imbrogline,

m.
to be

trijler,

Immdgo,

/.

(in

poetry)

an Immobilit,/, immobility Immobilmente, adv. immovt'

Imbroncidre,

angry

Le,to^^o.

IMP
Immodernza, f
intemperance
incontinence,
ir.

IMP
Impaduldre, Impaduldto,
to be

marshy, or
become
'.0 be divided, indivisible adj. that cannot

Imraoderatamnte, adv.

part.

Immoderto,

adj.

.excessii

Imp.-.-lito, adj.

packed with
adj.

Impassibile,
s,,ffir

Immodestamente, adv. imm

desthj

Impalandrandto,

cloaked

Impassibilit,/ impassibility

Immolamnto,
Jice

Immodestia,/, immodesty Immodesto, adj. immodest m. a sact

Immolare, to sacrifice Immolato, part, sacrificed

dipping, soaking

Impastnidre, upon one Impastoiato,

to

put shackles
adj.

having

sfiuckle.,, tied

Impastura, /. a pastern, the

Immollare,

io

net,

di

Immondzza,

and

Immonshake
he

Impatridre,

Imjiatlbile, adj. in.tvfferable to return tu one's

dizia, /..//M, dirt Imm.ijndo, adj. foul, dirty

mpalmdto,
betrothed

part,
adj.

promised,
not
to

Impattare, to be quite clear, free Impaurire, and Impaurire, to

mpalpbile,
felt

be

Impalpabilmente,

adv.

im-

Impaurito, part, frightened Imp^iienie. adj. impatient

mmor
Immto,

p'alpably
adj. immoveable adj. ixetnpt,free

Impaludarsi, to grorv marshy, fenny, moorish

Immune,

Impancare,
table

to to to

down

at

Impaniare,
birdlime
;

daub
ensnare
;

with
al-

Impazzare, Impazzato,
adj.

to

grow mad

mad,

atid IrapaJito, distracted

Immutabilit,/, imimilabilify Immutato',

jiart.

changed
adv.

lure Impani.-ito, ad}, entangled in birdlime : in'love Impanniccire, to plaster.

Impecciibile, adj. that cannot

Impeciare,
there
is

to

pitch,
vi

glue.

dovunque va

s'impecia,

Immutabilmente,
chageably

un-

no getting rid of

Impanio,
bottom,
lon-est

m.

a
/.

trouble,

in-

Immutazine,/ constancy
Imo,
m.
;

the

Impannata, Impannto,

paper-wtn-

part da imo a from /.aid to foot Imo, adj. Ion,, deep

smmo,
O!?;.

Impeciato, part, pitched Impeciatura,^: a pitching Impedalare, to gather strength

having paper,
be

Impedimnto,

iii.

hindcrance,

impaccianiento,
; to
I

m.
r.dcr..

embar-

Impantanare,
slough

to

mired

cio,

/ do not trouble bte

adj.

my

hea. head

Impantanato, adj. muddy Impappoldto, adj. dirtied,

Imparacchiare,
tle

baggage Imptdire, to hinder Impeditivo, adj. hindering Impedito, part, hindered Impedildrc, m. one that hinImpegnJJre,

Impacciatlvo,

trouble-

to

learn

lit-

impeto pawn gnane. In engage : inipegndr la fede, to give one's

:

Impacciatre,

m,

one

n'ho

Impacciato, part, hindered Impaccio, m. hinderance, oheiricle,

pain, vexation
to

trdr

Imparadisare, to make happy Imparagonbile, adj. incomparable Imparante, adj. learning Imparare, to learn, teach
a,li

farlo,

I promise you I
ai!J.

will

Impegnato,

engaged,

promised, pledged

d'impaccio u:io,

relieve

lea

>ied

from
Imparonfrsi, and
Iinpadro-

Impareggidb
Impegolato, part, pitched Impelapare, to embarrass, to

IMP
Imperitamente,
adv. ignorant ly Imperito, adj. unskilful
petrified

IMP

Imperiso, and Imperante, Impetratlvo, adj. obtainable aJj imperious, ruling Impetrato, part. obtained,

a garment iliade of skina IinpendGnte, adj. duliioua Impenetrbile, adj. impenetraIinpelliccire, to put on
ble

Imperizia,/ unskilfulness
Imperlaqualcsa, adv. tvhere-

Impetratdre, m. svpplicatot Impetrazine,/, entreaty Impetricto, adj. hard like a

Impettito, adj.
straiglit,

up-

Impenetrabilit, /. impenetralility

Imperlre,
pearls, to

to

embellish tvitk

right, erect

ornament
adj.

Impetuosamente, adv. impeun-

Impenitnte, adj. impenitent Impenitnza,/, impenitence Impennacchiato, adj. plumed

Imperniisto, adj. unmixed

Impermutbile,

ImpiacevoUre,
agreeable

to

make, render

changeable, constant

Impennare,

to

be jledged, to

Impermutabilit, /. immuta- Impiagare, to rvound, hurt bility Impiagato, part, rvounded Impernare, to tveigh, poise Impiagalura, /. a wounding Impemto, part. poised, Impiallacciare, to tpecMe,
tveigfied

Impennatura,/, fine, condemnation

Imper, adv. therefore Imperocch, adv. because

Imperscrittfbile, thai cannot be prescribed Imperscrutbile, adj. inconceivable

inlay Impiallacciatura,

/.

inlaid

Impennellre,

to

give a stroke

Impensatamente, adv. suddenImpensato, adj. sudden, un-

Impersevernza,
stancy Imperseverre,
stani.fickle
to

/.

Impianellare, to pave tvitk square tiles Impiantarsi, to place one's self, take a stand incon- Impiastragidne, /. and Impiastramnto, ni. ingrafting.
Impiastrare,
to plaster, pacify part, plastered, pacified Irapiastrazine, /. unction, applying a plaster Impiastricciare, to apply a

be

incon-

Impepto, part, peppered Imperadore, and Imperatre, m. an emperor Imperadrlce, and Imperatrice, /. an empress, queen.
Imperare, to command Imperativo, adj. imperative
Impercettbile,
ceptible

Impersonale, adj. impersonal Impersonato, adj. corpulent,

fat, well

Impiastrato,

made

Impersuasibile, adj. not to be persuaded Impertnto, adv. horvever Impertinnte, adj. imperii

plaster, to

daub

Impertinentemente, adv. im
pertinently

adj.

imper-

Impiastricciato, and Iinpiastriccicto, part, daubed, perplexed

Impertinenza,

/.

imperti-

Impercettibilit, /. imperceptibUity Imperch, nt. the reason nby Imperch, adv. because

Imperci, adv therefore Imperciocch, adv. rvhereas,

because

Imperfettamente, adv. imperfectly Irapertetto, adj. imperfect Imperfezidne, /. imperfec-

Imperile, adj. imperial, emi-

Imperialmnte, adv. imperiImpericoloslre,

to be

Imperturbabilit, /. unconImpiccato, pari. hanged Imperversnte, adj. waging, in ognuno ha '1 suo impiccato a passion, disturbed all' uscio, every body has his Imperversare, to rage, rave fault Imperversato, adj. exaspe- Impiccatolo, adj. old enough for the gallows Impervertlto, adj. possessed, Impiccatilra, /. act of hangcruel, furious Impervertfre, to pervert Impicciare, aid Impicciarsi, Impestare, to to intermeddle corirtfeci, rupt Impiccio, m. incumbrance Impetgine, a tetter, ring- Impiccolire, to become little, to
.

in dan-

ger
Inipericolosfto, part,

hazard-

Impro, and Imprio, m. emprio, adv. imperiously Imperiosit, /. pride, arr

Impetiginso, adj. having Impidocchire, to breed lice, to tetters, ring-rvorms Impetuosit,/, impetuosity Impidocchito, adj. lousy Impetudio, adj. impetuous Impiegare, to employ ; imImpetragine, /. an obtainpiegar male, to mit-

IMP
Impietosire, to assuage Impietrire, and Impietrire,
Impietrito,
a.:],

IMP
Imporrare,
to

to

mould,

gram Imprcgnamnto, m. and

to

Ira

Imprre,

to

impose a tax,

and

Impietrito,

pregnatura,/. pregnancy Impregnare, to impregnate Impregnato, part, impreg-

retrificd

Impigliare, to

stop, take, to embroil, to bustle, put one's

Imprendente, m.
able

scholar,

aelfforward
Impigliato, part, taken, arrested, embroiled that Impigliatdre, m. one arrests, or embroils, a busy-

Importante, adj. important

Importna.X consequence
Importare,
.-

Imprendere, to learn,undertake Imprendimnto, m. undertaking, enterprise

lmligno,m.
implgnere,

trouble, care
to

import, denote, mean to amoant to ; questo importa a me, that concerns nte non impdrta, no matter il tutto impdrta dieci scudi,
to
; ;

Imprenditre, t. he that begins Imprsa, /. undertaking, enterprise, attempt, design,

an

push,

impel,

the whole comes to ten crowns Importazine, X- importation

Importunamente, and ImporI mpigrfre, to grorv idle Impigrito, part, grown idle
tunanti!/

Impilaccherire,

to

Jill

with

Importunare, Importunato,

to

importun
part.
ir

emblem, a device Impresrio, m. one who undertakes a public job, a manager of a theatre Imprso, adj. undertaken Impressionare, to insinuate,

Impinguare, to fatten Implnto, part, forced, impelled Impinzare, to Jill over ; '~
pinzarsi, to be filled

liced"
Impressine,/, impression Impresso, adj. printed ImpretendCiite, adj. indifImprezzbile, adj. inestimable Imprigionare, to imprison Imprigionato, part, imprison-

Impio, adj. cruel, wicked Impiombare, to colour

Implacabile,

adj.

implacaadv.

Impossibile, adj impossible Impossibilit,/, impossibility Impossibilitare, to render im-

Imprigionatre,

he

that

im-

Implacabilmnte,
placably

imImpossibilmente, adv. itnposper-

Imprima, and Imprimamnte,

adv first, firstly Imprimere, to print Imprimieramnte, adv, first
qfall Improbbile, adj. improbable Improbabilit,/: improbability Improbit,/, wickedness
to jne't

Implicare,

to

entangle,

Implicdto, part, embarrassed,

gler

Implicazine,

Impostare witidow Impostato, adj. placed

liking
adv.

Impromessa, and ImpromesImpromesso, part promised

Improraettere, to promise Imprnta,/, a print, type

Implicitamnte,
citly

impli-

Impostatura, /. posts, door-

Implorare,

Implicito, adj. implicit to implore,

to

be-

Impostemlre, to imposiumate Impsto, part, ordered, com-

Improntamnte,
nity

adv.

with

manded
Impoetarsi,

become a poet
adj. pale, yel-

Impolminato,

Impostre, m. an impostor Impostura,/, imposture Impotnte, adj. impotent Impotnza,/, impotency Impoverire, to grow yior,
impoverish.

Improntamnto,

m. impres-

sion, importunity

Improntare, to print, stamp, to importune, to request ; to

to

Impoverito, adj. reduced to poverty Impraticbile, adj. impractiImpratichito, adj. conversant, accustomed Imprecare, io curse Imprecativo, part, cursing Imprecazine, /. imprecala

Imprnto, Imprnto,

adj.

importunate,

troublesome

print, stamp, image, request, demand Improprio, m. a reproach

Imporporato,

adj.

in

pur-

Impropiamente, and Impropriamente, adv, improper

IMP
Impropriet, and Impropiet, /. impropriety Imprprio, and Imprdpio, adj. improper Improspeifre, to he Imppjj Improsperlto, become part,

INA
Impunito, part, unpunished Impuntire, to point, to break
discourse, to forget 's self Impuntito, adj. stuck in, stopt

-"

Inaiare, to spread the sheaves upon the barn floor

in

Inalbnninto,
I

ni.

a making

happy
Improvatfvo, adj. that does not prove,make good Improverare, to reproach

Impuramente, cdv.

impure
Inalberato, adj. up in a Inalidire, to grow dry

Improvidamnte,
siderately

"arfj.

incon-

ImprSvido, adj. unheedfid Improvvedutarante, adv. imprudently

Imputare,
part,

to

impute
to

impuIn
alto, ado. highly:

Improvveduto,

unpreputire ad onore,
take
it

in alto

as

Iinprovvisamnte,
denly

Improvvisante, adj. verses extempore Improvvisare, to make rhymes extempore Improvvido, part, uncrpected Improvvisto, part, unprepared Imprudente, adj. imprudent Imprudentemente, adv. imprudently Iinprii.'lnza, y. imptudence.

an honour Imputato, part, imputed making of Imputatre, m. an accuser,

adii,

sud-

reproacher

Inamidavo,

to starch

ImputaZidne,/ imputation
Imputridtre, to rot Imputridito, part, putrefied ImpuzzoIIie, and Impiizzare,
to stink Impuzzolito, adj stinking In, prep, in,' in the, into, at, for, upon ; sar in

Inamistdre, enter inti to friendship with any one

Inamendibile, adj. incorrigiInanellire, to curl, put rings Inanellato, part, curled

ia

casa,

/ shall be at home
in
his

Imprimere,
lud^-es

to

enclose

with
adj.

movendo
turning

me

gli

orchi,

eyes

towards

Impbe, and Impubere,

Impudente,
saucy
adj.

impudent,

Impudentemente, adv. impudently

Inabile, adj. incapable Inabilit,/, incapacity Inabilitare, to disable Inabissare, to swallow

up.

Inappellabile, adj. not appealed .from

to

be

Impudnza,/, impudence Impudicamente, adv. wantonly, obscenely

Inabitabile, adj. uninhabitable Inabilito, adj. uninhabited.

Inaccessibile,
adj. inaecessi-

Inappetente, ed;, squpamish Inappetenza, /. inappctency Inarbordre, to plant trees Inarborato, part, planted with

Impudicizia,
imtnodesty

/.

wantonness,

Impuuico. m.

loose, obscene

Impugnamnto, m. grasping Impugnare, to seize, gripe,

grasp,
to

Inaccordibile, adj.

disagree-

oppose
seized, op-

Impugnato, part,
posed

Inacerbire, to exasperate Inacerbito, part, exasperat-

riglia ad uno, to astonish Inarcato, ndj bent, crooked th Inarcatre, m. one

frowns
Inargentare, to silver over Inargentilo, part, silvered
Inaridire, to dry up Inaridito, part, dried up In.iniicire, to climb Inarrivibile, adj. inconceii
Inarsicciito,
part.

Impugnatdre,

i.

he that opspada), /.

Impugnatra

'di

the hilt of a sword Impugnazine, f. opposition.

Impulito,

adj.

rough,

un-

burn

n'roughi, unpolished

Impunemente,
punity Impunit,
/.

adv. ruith im-

impunity, indul-

Inacquito, part, mixed, luted, watered Inadditro, adv. formerly

di-

Inarticolato, part, i luted Inassinfre, to he a fool, Inasperrire. to t-ex, exi

Infigguagliiiiza,/. inequality Inagrire, and Inagrcstire, to

grow sour ^^

INC
Inaspettato,
pare,

INC
unexpecl-

INC
a
rough- Incappato, by
part.

Incamiciatura, Incamiciata,

/.
/.

catched

assault

mght
Inctlmbio, adv. instead

Incappellare, to put on one's hat, to caver Incappellato, part, covered

In

Inasprito, pari, exasperated avanti, ail, before ; d' or in avvinti, hermifter Inaudibile, adi. not to he

Incaminamnto, m.
Il

putting
Incapperucciare,
to

be

dis-

In<

5,

begin, to port.

si

guised,

masked
to entangle, to tie.

haard Inaudito, part, unheard Inaurato, adj. gilt, of gold

Incamuffato, f Incancherre, and InoancheIncancherito,

part, festered, putrefied Incanito, jmrt. enraged Incannare, to wind bobbins, to Ine"'"

Incappiare, tofas

,.t. entanglea ,., , lnc\>\-,o,m. .stumble, fall

Inavvedutamente, udv.
denlhf

imjjrii-

Incappucciare,
Incappucciato,

to

put on a hood.

Inavveduto,

adj.

unwary,
inconsi-

jiart.

hooded

Inavvenentemnte, and Inavvertitamente, adv.

derately

Incapriccirsi, tu fall in love Incarre, to make dearer, to

Inavvertenza, /. inconsidera-

IncarbonchiiSre, to take the ..,ic..,jue.,. uncle Incarcre. to load, to charge

Incarcerato,

part,

imprisonIncar-

Incarcerazine,

and

ceragirfne,/. imprisonment Incrco, m. (in poetry) charge.

Incagliare, to stick to ; to be at a stand : to run aground Incagliato, jiart. stopped Incalappiare, to snare, to confound, to plot, embroil Incalcdre, to trample under press, squeeze, to foot,

gua>

l'incinto, to

ncaricto, part, charged ncrico, m. charge, load, tax, affront, offince; non prendermene 1 nivoglio

"air
Incalciaranto, m.JligUt
incanto,
to

do a thing agaii

Incantucciiire, to hide one's self

Incallire, to grow hard Incallito, vart. hardened

Incalvare; and Incalvire, it grow bald Incalzare, to chase, pursue Incalzato, part, chased, purIncalzati^re,

Incauutaninto, m. grey hai old age incmutire, to grow grey Incan\Uito, hoary, grey Incapace, adj. incapable Incapacit,/, incapacity Incaparbire, to be obstinate
Incaparbito, adj. obstinate Inca])iri, tube obstinate Incaparrre,
t,

Incamatino, m. flesh-coloured Incamativo, adj. incarnative

Incarnato, part, made Jlesh, flesh-coloured Incarnaziiine,/. assuming the Jlesh Incarognire, to become carrion Incarrucoldre, to get out of the
Incartdre, to

m. a persecntor
to

argam
on
part, haltered a, /. manner
r
/.

mrap

in paper
I,

Incalzon^re,

put

set

to

Incamerdre,

of

Incamerato, part, impris

confiscated

0 a muzzle, (also) of a muzzle, or

Incancire, to tvhite.vash a nail, or house again

Incamicidto,
thirt

part,

Incappare,

to

stumble.

INC
Incastellare, to fortify pari, fortified, Incastellato,

INC
censita,/, a perfuming niith

Inchiostrare,

to

slur

'"!!)

ink
Incensare,
to

incense, praise,
censer, per-

Incastonare, to enchase Incastonato, part, enchated Incastonatura, /. enchasing.

commend
Incensire,

m. a

fuming pan
Incenslvo, adj. inflaming Incnso, part, kindled Incnso, m. incense ; dar 1' incnso, toflaiter Incensurbile, adj.
able

Inchistro, m. ink-, scrivere ad uno di budn inchistro,/ rvrite sharply : il tuo inchistro non tigne, your credit is

Inchidere,

io

enclose,

con-

Incastrato, part, enchased Incastratura,/, enchasing Incdstio, n. buttress Incatarrire, to catch cold Incatenacciare, to fasten a door

unblame-

Incentivo, m, an incentive
IncentTcirsi, to

Inciampare,

and

Inciampistumbling.

nith a bolt Incatenare, to cliain Incatenato, part, chained Incatenatura,/. cluiining.Joining together IncaCorzolimnto, wi. ynottldering offruits wither aIncatorzolire, to
Incatorfolfto,
part,

Inceppare,
fetters

to fetter, to

meet in a centre put in

care, io slumble

Inciampo,

m.

Incerare, to tvax Incerato, part, waxed Incerato, m. oil-cloth Incerconire, to grow sour (as

wine does)
Incertezza, Incertitudine, /. and Incrto, i. uncertainty Incrto, adj. uncertain Incso, part, kindled, burnt Incespare, to entangle, to grow.
to grave, to cut Incielare, io place in heaven Inciferto, Incifrto, and part, made, or written in ciphers

faded,

Incatramato, part, tarred Incattivire, to gro7V wicked

Incattivito, adj. rvicked

Ine o pio Incaralcto, part, laid upon Incavalcatura,/, a laying one thing over another Incavallre, to provide oTie's self nith horses, to mount a

Incessbile, adj. continual Incessabilmente, and Incessantemente, adv. incessantly

Incfgnere, io impregnale Inclto, adj. pregnant In circa, prep. about Incioccre, io knock, or run
Incipriato, pari, powdered Inciprignire, to exasperate, to fly in a passion Incirconciso, part, uncireum-

Incavare, to dig Incavato, adj. dug, holloro Incavatura,/, hollowing Incavernato, part, laid in a
lnca\icchito, part, joined, set
Incavigliare, to peg, or pin Incavigliato, part, pinned, tied, joined together

Incessnte, adj. continual Incessanza, /. and IncessabilZza,/. continuance Incestare, to lay in a basket Incsto, m. incest Incestuosamente, adv. incesiuously Incestuso, adj. inastuous Inctta,/, a purchase Incettare, to buy (to sell again)
Incettatore,

Incirconscrltto,

adj.

bound-

Incichire, io mince

m. an ingrosser,

Incavo, m. cave, hole, ditch Incautamente, adv. unnirily

Inchiavre, to lock luchiavistellre, to belt Inchiedere, to ask Inchista,/, inquiry Inchinamnto, m. proneness Inohinre, to humble, to submit, to affirm with a nod Inchinata, /. humiliation, a

ne,/

tirrtng, pro

Incauto, adj negligent Incndere,' to burn,

to

in-

Incitare, io incite, egg on Incitativo, adj. inciting Incivfle, adj. uncivil

lncivi[iie, to

flame
Incendvole, adj. easy
biirtU, combustible
to

grow

polite

be

Incivilmente,

adv.

uncivil-

Incendiare, to burn Incendiario, m. an incendiary Incndio, and Incendimnto,

m. conflagration, burning
Incendentfvo,
Incenditre,
Incenerire,
i

adj.

kindling,
incendito

Inchinato, part, humbled Inchinazidne,/. humiliation Inchinvole, adj. inclinable Inchino, m. a courtesy Inchiodare, to nail inchiodare
;

Inclemnza, f.iCfenVy: incle-

mnza
&c.

dell' aria, di vento.

inclemency of the a

un cannne,
an
piece

to

nail

up a
nailed.

of ordnance Inchiodato, part.

and Incener^e,
m.

Inchiod
Incensamnto,

and

In-

INC
Inclinato,
part,
benf,

dU-

Incomodamente, adv. tncom

modivusly

Inconsiderbile,

adj.

incon-

Inclinazine,/: inclination Inclinvole, adj. inclinable,

l'ncUto, adJ. famous, noble Includere, to include Inclusa, /. the enclosed
ter

Incomodare, to incommode Incomodit,/, inconveniency Incmodo, m. trouble, disad-

Inconsideratamnte, adv. in.

Inconsiderato, adj. rash Inconsiderazine, aiul Inconsideratzza, /. tion

Incomodo,
let-

Incomparbile,
parable

adj. incon adj.

in-

inconsidera-

Inclusiramnte,
lively

adj.

intlu-

Incomparabilmente, adv.
Incompatibile, adj.
di

Inelso, part, enclosed Incoccare, to notch, stammer Incoccarsi, to be obstinate Incodardire, to despond Incoerente, adj. discordant Incoerenza,/, disproj^oriion
Incogitdbile,
adj.

ency

In'""

Inconsistente, ad. inconsistent Inconsolbile, aJj. inconsolable Inconsolabilmente, adv. inconsolably Inconstnte, adj. inconstant Inconstnza,/. inconstancy Inconsuto, a. unusual, extra-

Incompetente,

adj.
in-

Inconsultamente, adv. inconsiderately

inconceiv-

Incompetentemnte, adv.
dgliere, to c cO happen, btfu.^

Inconsulto, adj. inconsiderate

competency
adv.
incog-

Inconsumbile,
able

a.

inconsumadj.

Incognitamente,

Incompetenza./, insufficiency Incompiuto, adj imperfect Incomplsso, adj. jvith

Incomportabile,

Incontaminbile,
ruptible

incor-

Incognito, adj. unknotvn

I'ncola, m. an inhabitant Incollare, to glue Incollato, part, glued
Incollerire, to be angry Incollerito, aJJ. angry

and Incom-

Incontaminatezza,/, purity Incontaminato, part, undefiled

portvole, adj. intolerable Incoraportabilmnte, adv.

tolerably

Incontangnte,

incontinnte.

Incompdsto, adj. simple

Incomprensibile,
prehensible
adj. incom-

Incolorare, to colour, dye Incolpbile, adj. blameless Incolpare, to biame incolpare un altro, to lay the fault
:

Incontentbile, adj. imatiable Incontentabilit, /: insatiable-

Incontest^ile,

adj. indisput-

Incontinente, adj. unchaste

Incolpato, part, blamed Incolpatdre, m. an accuser Incolpvole, adj. unblame-

nency
Inconcepibile, adj.
able
ii

Incoltamnte, adv. carelessly

Inclto,
part,

uncultivated

Inconcepibilit, /. incompi hensibleness Inconciliabile, adj. incom

liable

Incnto, part, unadorned Incontra, prep, against Incontrainnto, n. a conferIncontrare, and Incontrarsi, to meet, to happen Incontrastbile, adj. indisIncontrasto,
part,
incontest

IncombattfliUe, adj. incontestable

Inconcludente,
/.

and

Incon-

Incombnza,

a
adj.

commisincom-

Incombustlbile,

In conclusine, adv. finally Inconcusso, part, unshaken

adv. confusedly Incongiungibile, adj. that -mot be Joined ngiunto, part, divided IncongruSnte, adj. incon-

Inconfusamnte,

Incntro,

m.

rencounter,

Incomlncinte, m. a beginner Incominciare, to begin Incominciato, part, begun Incominciatdre, m. a beginInconimensurbiie, adj. incommensurable Incommensurabilit, /. ineom-

cntro, to advance Incontrovertibile, adj. be questioned

not to

gruous Incongruentemente, adv. im.

properly

Inconveniente,
venvole,

and

adJ,

Inconincome-

Incongruenza, /. incongruity
Incongruit,/, disproportion " icongruo, adj. incongruous iconnocchiare, to rvind a
distaff-

Inconvenientemnte, adv. inent/y

Incor

enza, /.

inconveni

IncGmmodo, m..{see Inotfraodo,

Incommutbile, adj. constant Incommutabilit, eoa/.

Incorraggiamnto,
part,

m. encou

iconquassbile,

unIncorraggiare, to encourage Incorraggito, pari. ani

Inconsegunza, /. in conte-

INC
Incorare, to persuade,
to

IND
take
InoresccTolm-nte, adv. tediousty Increscinnnto, rvearim.

Incordare, to be hennmbed Incordato, part benumbed Incordatura,/, a stiff neck tofram.

Incoronazine
]

Increspare, to carl, to shrink ; icrespre la fronte, to con.

Indebolire, to grow weak Indebolito, part, treakened

ncorpor'.e.

Increspato,

act one's e</e-bri>ms part.

Indecente, adj. indecctit

curled,

Indecentemente,
cetttly

ade.

inde-

daub with clay Incrinare, to crack

Increttre, to

IncoTjjorare, to incorporate Incorporito, pati, incorporated IncorporaziiSns, /. incorporation

Incrociare,

to

cruise

{a sea

Indecnza,/, indecency Indeciso, part, undetermined Indeclindbile, adj. indeclin'

able

term)
Incrociato, part, laid across IncrocicchiJre, to cross icchidto, adj. cross

Indecoramnte,
ftUly Indcore.
aJj.

adv.
(in

sitarne

Incorpreo, adj. incorporeal

poetry)

unbecoming
Indecro, adj. indecent Indefessandutp, adv. fatigably
inde-

o%tatra,f. a CTtistim; Incrudei;re, to grow cr-uel Incrudelito, port, bec-.nne cruel Incrudire, to make harsh,

Indefsso, adj. unwearied Indeficinte, adj. not deji-

Indeficientemente, adv. conti.

Indeficienza,/, abundance Indefinito, adj. titUimitcd Indefinitamente, adv. undeter

Incorruttihilmente,
corruptible

adv.

in-

Inculcatamnte,

adv.

ear

Indefinito, adj. indefinite Indegnamente, adv. unnorthiiy

Incortiiidre,

to

set

cvriaim
surroundin
con-

Inculcato, vart inculcated Inclto, part, uncultivated

round
Incortinalo,
part.

Incurabenza, f. charge as smersi 1' incumbnza, I

;

In

cinSa,

adv.

Incucere, to
little, to

take upon one's self boil, or bake

scold
to

Indegnazine,/. itidignaiion Indegnit, Indegnitde, and IndegnitXte,/. indignity Indgno, adj. unworthy Indelebile, adj. that catmot le
cancelled, or blotted out Indelebilmente, adi: indelibly

Iiicostante, adj. inconstant

Incuorale,

take

in

one"

Incostantemente, ado. inctmIncostrlnza,

and iHcost^zia,
boiled,

/..fickleness part, Incjtto,

ed;

inctto dal

baksole, sun-

Incurbile, adj. incurable Incria,/, negligence Incursine, J', incursion Incurvrfre, to bow, bend; in to prostrate one'
self

Indeiicatire,

to

become

dcli-

Indemonialo, part, jtossessed with a devil Indenne, adj. titihvrt, safe Indennit, attd Indemiit^de,

Ine

ility

Increato, adj. tut created Incredibile, adj. incredible Incredibllmnle, adv. inci

Incurvito, part, bent, crooked Incurvatura, and Incurvazine,

/.

ittdetnnily
to

Indennizzare,

indemnify

incurvation

or

Incurvo, adj. bent, crooked Incusre, to accuse, blame

Ine Iiicrepazine,/ a reprimand Increscere, to be tired ; to commiserate, to be sorry quanto
;

Indennizzaiine,/. indemnification (law term) Indentro, prep. wilUiti, iii-

Incustodito, adj. not guarded Inctere, to tllrnst loith violence

Independcnte, adj. itidependIndependenterante, adv.

dependetitly
in-

I'ndaco, m. indigo, (blue

to-

s.i2ine, hotv tired cti'.'ersation

I am oj hi

Independenza, dency

/.

indepent

Increscvole, adj. tedious

IndetenTiinatain<!nte, ado determinatively

IND
Ihidetermindto, ailj. undecided, naveiiiif^, doubtful Indeterminaziijne, /. indeter-

IND
Indirettamente, adv. indirectInairCtlo, adi. indir Inirilzire, to direct

IND
Indizine, /. indica

minatinn
Indettare,
in

ludo, adj. Indian, from India

Indocile, adj. indocile, dull Indocilire, io render docile Indocilit,/, indocilily

agree, resolve

Indevto, adj. ungodly IndcTozine,/. ungodliness

Indi, adv.

frmn thence after, aflemards Indi poco, a

; :

Utile after ; indi poclii di, aferv days after Indiamantire, to counterfeit diamonds Indiana, adj. Indian stuff',

Indisciplinbile,

adj.

undl

ciplinable, indocile

Indiscretamente,

Indisciplinato, adj. unruly adv. indislu<io\en-7.a,f.'indolence

printed cotton Indiarolre, to fall into a passion Indiavoldto, adj. mad, furi-

Indolenzire,

to

benitmb

Indicre, to shew, indicate Indicativo, m. the indicative

mood

(in

grammar)
adj.

Indispensabilit, /. an indispensable necessity

Indombile, adj. uutameable Indomandto, a. unasked Indmito, aJj.jince, wtruly Indonnarsi, to seize upon Indoppire, to donhle l'Inghilterra s' indoppia colla
:

Indicativo,

demonstra-

Indispensabilmente, adi
dispensably Indisposizine,
/.

Indicato, part, indicated Indicazine, / and IndicaI'ndice, m. index, contents, forefinger Indicere, to imitate Indicibile, and Indicvole, adj. unutteraineffuble,

indisposi-

Scozia, England and Scotland are contiguous ; la vostra bellezza va indoppiando, you groru more

Indisputabilmente,
contesiably Indissolbile,
adj.
/.

adv.
indissolu-

Indoratra,

/.

and Indora-

'"t'ofajy.'f

Indor
Indicibilmnte,
bly I'ndico, adj.
inexpressiIndissolubilit,
bility

indissolu

Indian, of In-

Indissolubilmente,
dissolubly

adv.

in

Inditro,

adv. backrvards : volgersi inditro, to look back ; crrer inditro, to run

Indistintamnte, fusedly

adv.

con

Indormentlre, to stiipify Indormlre, to care very little Indonnito, adj. drowsy IndSsso, adv. upon the back
Indotto. adj nnthout

dowry

Indistinto, adj. indistinct

Indistinzine,/ confusion Indivia,/ endive

Individuale, adj. individual Indiridualit, /. individuality IndividualniC-nte, adv. individually Individu:ire, to specify Individuazine, /. a speci-

Indtta,/ inducement Indottamente, adv. unlearnedhj Indottivo, adj. persuasive

Indot

adj.

Indifferentemente,
differently

adv.

in-

Indifferenza,/, indijffirence Indigeno, adj. indigenous Indignte, adj. indigeni Indignza,/, indigence IndigesUbiie, aJj. indigestiIndigestine, /. indigestion Indigesto, part, indigested

Indottrindbile, a. indocil Indottrinare, io instruct

Indovinare, to divine.foreiell Indovinatre, m. a diviner.

Individuo, adj. inseparable ; \m individuo, an individual Indivisamente, adv. insepa

Indivisibile, adj. indivisible Indivisibilit, /. indivisibi-

oitlfio^lTan
Indovino,
ji

eni-^

Indignalo, part, provoked Indignazine, indigna/.

IndigrOsso, adv. one with another ; compr<ire, or vendere indigrsso, to buy or sell

"*y.

conjuT

Indi
visibly

ilmnte,

adv.

indi-

Indimostrbile, adj.
rable

not

de-

Indiviso, adj. undivided Indi vto, arf;. irreligious Indivozine,/. irreligion Indiziare, io give suspicion Indizio, m. sign, token, no-

Indovino, adj. prophetical Indovutamente, adv. unduly Indovuto, adj. undue, unlaw-

Indo^zamnto,
IndozZare,
to

sorcery, m. bewitch, to faU

e,tcU

anay

INE
Indragre, and IndracrCj t. grorv furious, io rage Indragonlto, adj. furious, mad Indrappie. io make cloth Indrappellare, io drarv up an
in Indrito, prep, behind Indrizzrsi, (see Indirizzarsi)
bailie

INE
Inefficace, adj. ineffectual

Inestimabilmente,
Inestinguibile,

adv.

in-

army

Inefficcia,/ ineffcaciousness Ineguaglianza, and Inegualit,/ inequality Ineguale, adj. unequal Inelegante, adj. inelegant Ineligibile, adj ineligible Ineluttbile, adj. unavoid-

adj. inexiirguishaJile Inestricbile, and Inestrig^ bile, adj. inextricable Inestricto, part, entangled,

Indrudire, to grow amorous Indubitbile, adj. indubilaIndubitabilit, /. certainty Indubitabilmente, adv. undoubtedly Indubitilo, adj. undoubted

Inemendbile,

able adj. incorrigible Inerrabile, adj. not to be rtlated, told

Inetumo, adv. for ever Inettamente, adv. foolishly

Inettitudine,/, incapacity Intto, ailj. inept, foolish
Inevitbile, adj. inevitoMe Inevitabilmente, adv. intvito'

Inentro, adv. within Inequle, adj (see Ineguale,

Indcere, (see Indurre) Induciranto, m. inducement

Inducit(5re,

and

its

derivatives)

Inequivalnte, adj. not equivaInerbare, to cover with grass Inernte, adj. inherent Inernza,/, inherence

m. an

enticer

Indugvole, adj. slon:, late Indagia, /. Indugio, and Indugiamnto, m. a delay, hinderance senza indugio, without delay Indugiare, to delay, hinder Indugiato, part- delayed Indugiatre, m. a delayer
;

bly Inzia, f. folly Infaccendato, adj. very busy Infacto, adj insipid, cold ; umo infacto, a sorry jester
Infallibile,

adj.

infallible.

Inrme,

adj.

unarmed

Inerpicre, to climb Inrte, adj. sluggish Inerudito, adj ignorant Inrzia,/, sloth Inesauribile, adj. inexhaustible

Infallibilit, and Infallibi\2.za,f. infallibility Infallibilmente, adv. infalli

bly

In
i

fallo,

colpi

all his strokes fell

adv. in vain; tutt cadevano in fallo, upon the

forgiveness, pardon Indlgere, to indulge, grant Indulto, m. pardon Indumnto, m. a dress

Inesusto, adj. unexhausted Inescamnto, m. allurement Inescare, to entice Inescato, part, allured, enticed

ground

Indurbile,

adj.

that

grows

Inescogitto, part, unthought

Induramnto, m. hardness Indurire, and Indurire, to harden Indurarsi, to grorv hard-hearted Indurato, part, hardened Indurito, adj. obdurate Indurre, to induce indurre a tumulto, to stir up a rebellion indurre per forza,
;

of

Imamre, to defame Infamato, part, defamed Infamatre, m, a defamcr, calumniator Infamatrio, adj. defamatory Infamazine, /. and Infama'

ble

Infme, adj. infamous Infmia, dud Infamit,

ine
to

/. in

Inescusabilmnte, adv. cusably Ineseguibile, adj. not

executed Inesercitbile, be crted ;
,

famy, disgrace
Infando, adj. frightful Infangare, to dirt, mire Infangato, part, dirtied, full of
dirt

adj.

not

to force

Infantastichire, to

grow fan-

citbile,

an

impracticable

tastical

Indstria,, Industrir,

to dofo'r ih? best

Industriosamente,

adv. in dustriously Industrldsol and Industrio, adj. industrious Induttivo, adj. inducing Induttre, m. an enticer Induzine,/, induction Inebriare, m. (see Imbriac&re,

Inesiccbile, adj. inexhaustible Inesorbile, adj. inexorable Inesorabilmente, adv. inexorably InesperiSnJa, inexperi/.

Infante, m. an infant, a child Infante, adj. infanto, title of the children of the kings cf

Spain and Portugal

Infanteria, /. foot soldiers Infantile, adj. childish Infanticidio, m. infanticide Infnzia, and Infantilit,

Inesprto, adj. inexperienced Inespibile, adj. inexpiable inexpliInesplicbile, adj.

infancy
Infarcire, to stuff Infardare, to besmear, foul Infardato, adj. foul, dirty Infaretrto, part, armed with

and its derivatives) Ineclissto, part, eclipsed India,/, a iiet, abstinence

Indito, adj. unprinted
Ineffbile, adj. ineffable, un ufterahte Ineffabilit, /. unutterable-

Inesprimibile, adj. inexpretsi-

Inespugnbile, adj. impregnaInfarinare,

Inessiccbile, adj. ineihausti'
ble

to

pender

with

Inestimbile,
Jnefi'abilmnie, adv. ineffably

adj.

inettima-

Infarinato, part, whitened with meal ; who has a superjiciat

knowledge qf a thing

INF
Infarinatura, /. small knowInfervorato, adj. fervent

kdge
Infastidiranto,
Infastidlre,

Infestamnto, m. and Infes-

Infignimnto, and Infingk mento, m. dissimulation

Infignitre,
Infilare,

m.

neari-

tagidne,
trouble

molestation,

and Infingitdre,

and Infastidiire, Infestamente,

adv.

impor-

Infaticabilmente, faiigahiy

Iiiastidfto, part, nauseated Infaticabile, and Infatigbile, adj. indefatigable adv. inde-

Infestdre, to infest, annoy Infestalo, part, infested Intestatre, m. a disturber.

and Infilzare, to thread, string ; infil2r un discrso, to tell a long story ; infilare le pntole, to fail ; infilzarsi da se, to fall into

Infilzata,/, a ribblercm Infilzato, and Infilato, part. fatti, adj. in fact threaded Infatuare, to become stupid Infatuato, part, infatuated, Infestuto, m. the foundering of l'nfimo, adj. lamest, extreme. bewitched inaus- Infettare, io infect, taint Infaustamente, adv. Infettato, and Inftto, part. piciously infected, tainted Infusto, adj. unlucky, omiInfettatre, m. a corrupter Infinch, and Infinech, adv. Infeudare, to infeoff (lam since, until Infecondit,/. barrenness term) Infin da ora, adv. henceforInfecndo, adj. barren Infeudazine, /. infeoffment Infedle, adj. injidel Infine, adv. in short (lam term) Infedelmente, adv. unfaithInfettivo, adj. infectious Infingardaggine, and Infia fully garderla,/ laziness Infedelt, and Infedelit, /. Infezine,/ infection Infiacchimnto, m. aneaken- Infingardire, to grow idle infidelity Infingardito, and Infingardo, Infederare, to put on a pillorv

In

adj. lazy, idle

Infelice, adj.

unhappy
adv.

Infingardo, m.

the

sloth

(a

Infelicemente,

unhap-

Infelicit,/, misfortune Infellonire, to grow cruel Infellonito, adj. cruel Infemminire, to be effemi-

quadruped) to feign Infingimnto, m.

Infingere,

and

In-

fingitudine, /. dissimulation Infinit,/, infinity Infinitam.nte, adv. infinite-

Infemminito,

adj.

e^eminate

Infiammatarante,
dently

adv.

ar-

Inferire, adj. inferior Inferiorit,/, inferiority Inferire, tu infer Infermamente, adv. rveakly

Infinito, and Infinitivo, m. the infinitive mood (in gram-

Infiammatlvo,

adj.

inflam-

Infermare, and Infermarsi,

fall sick

to

Infermato, and Infrmo, adj.

infirm, feeble

Infermeria,

/.

infirmary, a

Infermiccio, and Infermdccio,

iickly

Infermit./, infirmity
Infernale, adj. hellish Inferno, m. hell Inferno, adj. infernal,

Infidamente, adv. unfaithfully Infidelit,/. (see Infedelt) Infido, adj. faithless Infielre, to make bitter mith gall Infievolimnto, t weakening
Infievolire,

Infino, prep, till, until ; fci fino dal principio, from the beginning ; inuno ad ora, till nom,from that moment, inflno allra, /rom this time, till then, until then ; infine a quando, until, when, horn long ; and meco inflno alla

and InfieboUre,

to

Infinoattantoch,
hell-

adv.

until

Infievolito, part, weakened Infiggere, to nail, or drive

that

Inferrato,

m. and Inferriata,

Inferrato, part, changed

infervorare, and Iniervorire,

to animate

Infinocchiare, to impose Inflgnere, to feign ; infl- Infinocchiatura, /. deceit deceitgnersi, to disguise one's self ; Infimamente, adv. s' infinse di non saper nulfnlly la di queste cose, he pre- Infintnto, and Infiatantoch, tended to know nothing of adv. till, until the matter and Infinto, wt. Infinta, Infignvole, duplicity, dittimUafion, iif part, feigned, dittembled gfise

1*7

G2

INF
Infinto, pari, feigned Infintine, /. simulation Infiorare, lo blossom, to adorn Tvithflowers Infiorire, to bloom, or blorv Infirmit./. infirmity
t

INF
Infortunamnte, adv.
unforInnately Infortunato, adj. unfortunate Infortnio, m. misfortune Inforzare, to strengthen ; to
Inforzato, adj. strong Infoscato, part, darkened Infossare, lo bury Infossilo, pari, laid in the grave Infra, prep, betrveen, among, amidst, in, about; infra il
infra

ING
Infrequnza,/, unfregueney Infrescamnto, m. refreshment
a cooler Infrescatdio, Infretta, adv. in haste Infrigidente, adj. cooling Inft-igiddre, and Infrigidfre,
cool, frigid Infrtgno, part, rvrinkled Infrlngere. to infringe
to cool, to

Infirmo, adj. infirm

Infi scire, ia confiscate 'InSiiso, pari, fixed into InfisK
"

grow
to

fis.

InfrondKi,

shoot

forth

tula

Inflazine,/, swelling
Inflessfbilc, adj. infiexible Inflessiliihnnte, adv. obsl

me, within

myself;

frtta, adv. in a company Infiruscare, to confuse Infruscato, adj. dai

In

Ii^essione./. inflection Inflettere, to bend, curb Inflitto, part, inflicted lT&unzz,f. influence Influire, and Influere, to
Influsso, part, influe Influ Infliis influen

Infracidamnto, and Infradiciamnto, m. corruption

Infracidare, and Infradiciare, infracidare '.0 putrefy
;

Infruttifero, adj. unfruitful

Irifruttuosamnte,
profitably

adv.

un

arvo.
and Infradici

Infruttuso, adj. nnfrmtful Infunare, to tie with ropes Infunatiira, /. a binding rviln ropes

md

Infracidatiira,

Infundfbulo, m Infuocare, (see Infonire, and

all its derivati

Infocamnto, Infuocamnto, m. and Infocazine, /. conflagration, hea Infocare, to he

red-

Infirrsi, t

.Jh^ Infragnimnto,
firagnitra,/.

m. and Inbreaking in the fact

mad
liiftiriatamnte, adv. furiously Infuriato, adj furious

Infocato, adj. nd Infocazine, dne,/. heat. Infndere, to i

i

Infragrnti, ad
InfuocaziInfralii dejection Infralire, lo

...

Infusamente, adv confusedly Infusine,/ infusion

Infuso, part, infusi Infuturarsi
,

grow weak

Infondimnto, m. infusion
Inforcare, to fork, hang xaforcato, adj. caught tvilh a pitchfork Inforcatura, /. a body cleft, (also) a forkful

Inframssa, /. and InframSsso, m. interposition InframSttere, to insert, to in

termeddle Infranciosato, part, diseased Infrngere, to break Infrnto, pari oil-mill, Infrantolo, m

to

Informare,

/o

inform; infor-

be prolonged Ingabbiare, to put in a cage in Ingaggiare, to engage gagi^uire a usura, to pawn Ingaggiato, part, engaged Ingagliardia, /. weakness Ingagliardire, to grow strong
;
I

Informto, part, informed Informatre, m. informer Informazine, /. information,

Infrantra, /.

(see Infragni!

mnto)
Infrascamnto, m. a stripping of leaves with cover Infrascare, to
branches,
to

Infrme, adj. formless Infornapane, m. a baker's

Infornare,
to

brisk, adj. Ingagliardito, strong Ingallappire, to catch in a trap proud IngalluZzrsi, io be Iga!luzzato. adj. proud

entangle.

Ingambre,

to

run away
to

Ingangherare,
underpart. Infrascritto, written, subscribed Infrascrivere, to subscribe
Infrazine, /. rupture, fraction, (also) a breach, viota'

put, or

hang

put in the oven

oven-full

InfomaU,/. an

Infomito, part, baked Inforsre, io put in doubt

In

ger

forse,

in doubt, in danlasciare una cosa in to leave a thing at random : io era in forse se dovessi farlo o no, / did not
forse,
;

Ingannbile, adj. deceitful inganIngannare, to cheat narsi, to mistake ; s'io non m' inganno, if 1 mistake
;

Infreddare, to take cold Infreddativo, adj. giving cold Infreddato, pari, having gut

Ingannato, part, cheated Ingannatre, m. a cheat Ingannvole, and Ingann,

know whether I
to

ihould do

il

adj.

r,

Ingannev
ceitfully

adv.

de-

strengthen

Inganno, and Ingai>.namnto,

I. cheat,

trick

trar d' in-

giivao, <c undeceive

ING
Ingarabu.Iire,
buglidre,
to

and

Ingarper-

deceive,

plex
IngastigtCfo, pari. unpunUlted Ingastigidiie,/. impunity Ingegnamnto, m. craft, cun-

Ingegnarsi, to endeavour Ingegnere, arid Ingegner, m. engineer

ery body doe3 what

Ingegnosamente, adv. ingeniously Ingegn<5so, witty Ingegnurflo,

adj.

ingeinous,

ii malice, craft Ingelosire, to grow jealout Ingelosito, adj. become jea-

Ingemmamnto, m. an adorning with Jewell

Ingemmare,
jewel.

to

deck

with

Ingemmato,
jewels

adj. adorned with

In generale, adv. generally Ingenerare, fa engender Ingenerazidne, /. and Ingeneramnto, m. generaIngenito, aJj innate
Ingentilire, to become noble, to
Ingentilfto, adj. ennobled

Ingenuamente, adv. sincerely

Ingenuit,/, sincerity

Ingenuo, adj. ingenuous, free

Ingerirsi, to intermeddle

Ingessato, part, chalked Ingessatura,/, a chalking Ingsto, adj. inserted Inghiottimnto, m. a swallow-

ing ; pool, pit, abyss Inghiottire, to swallow, absorb; inghiottire altrui, to surpass ingliiotUre one; un' injuria, to put up an
Inghiottito, adj swallowed Inghiottitdio, m. the throat

up
a

Inghirlandamnto, m. crowning with a garland

;

Inghirlandare, to crown with garlands fuor di quel mar che la terra inghirlanda, out of that sea which encompasses
Ingiae

INN
Inimicfzia, /. enmily

INO
Innamoracchiarsi,
to fall

in

Innocenza, and lunoc'nZia,/.

Innoltrrsi,
lo

Inimfco, m. an enemy Inimico, adj. unfriendly

Inimitbile, adj. inimitable In infinito, adv. infinitely Inintelligibile, adj. obscure Iniquamente, adv. perfidioutIniquit, /. iniquity, inequality Iniquitdso, adj. wicked Iniquo, aJj. unjust Injuria,/, injury Injustlzia,/. 7iju>tice Iniziale, adj. initial Iniziare, to initiate Iniiiato, adj. instructed
Iuiziat<5re, in.
(also)

Innamoramnto,
morazzaraiito,

and m.

Innatourt;

advance, exceed

Innominato, adj. nameless Innondare, {see Inondare)

Innssio, adj. harmless Innostrre, to cover with scarlet cloth

Innamorre, to fall in love innamorarsi al primo scio, to fall

in love at first

sight

Innamorata,/, a mistress Innamoratamente, adv.

ingly

lov-

ed

Innamorazfire,

lo be in love

Innovare, to innovate Innovatre, m an innovator Innovazine,/, change Innovellare, to renew Innumerbile, adj. innumerable, numberless Innuzzollre, to excite a desire Inobbedinte, adj. disobe-

a beginner

Inlacciare, to fall into snaret Inlaccidto, adj. ensnared Inlanguidlre, to become Ian'

Innanellre, to curl, to give the nuptial ring Innanelijto, adj. curled Innanimire, and Innaniralre,

Inobbedinza,

/.

disobedi

euid
Inlaqueire, to entangle Inlaudbile, adj. unniorthy qf

Innanimto, part, heartened

Innanti, prep. {in poetry) {see Innanzi) Innantich, adv. before Innanzi, m. a model, origi-

Inoculare, to inoculate Inoculazine, /. inoculation Inodorlfero, adj. without any

Innnto, ajid

Inlecitamnte, fully

adv.

unlarv-

Inoliare, to oil

Inlcito, adj. unlawful Inleggiadrlto, adj. embellish'

Inle^ttimit,/. illegitimacy Inleglttimo,/. illegitimate Inletterto, adj. unlearned Inlibtare, to balance

Inlividlre, to bruise Inlilnga, Inlungo, adv. mandir in lunga, to procrastinate ; in lungo andie, in process

InInnnzi, prep, before. nanzi, adv. rather, better, andare innanafterwards zi, to grow ; Tenure innanzi, to present one's self; pi mttere innangi, farther ; innanzi, to propose ; non andate pi innanzi, say no
;

Inoliato, j)art. oiled Inoltrarsi, {see Innollrrsi)

Inltro,

and

Innltre,

adv.

Inondare, to overflow Inondazine, /. and Inondamnto, m. inundation Inonest,/, dishonesty

Innanzi

of time Inmalinconlre, Inmalinconichlre, and Inmalinconicare, to be melancholy Inmarclre, to rot, putrefy

Innabissre,
to

Inonesto, adj. dishonest adv. first of Inonorato, adj. dishonoured I'nope, adj. indigent Inpia, f.' indigence Inopinbile, adj. credible una^ Inopinatamente, adv.

be

srvallowed

Innarsiccito, m. a burning Innascndere, to hide Innascso, adj. hid, con

Inopinato, aAj. unthoughl qf Inopportunatamnle, adv. unseasoruibly

Inopportuno,
able

adj.

unseason-

Innacqn^e,
sprinkle ; vino, to

to

tvater,

soak,

imiacquare il mix wine niitfi

Innato, adj. innate, natural Innaturale, adj. unnatural Imiebbirsi, to grorv dark Innebbiire, to make drunk Innegbile, adj. incontestable

Inorare, to gild over; to honour, beseech

Inordinatamnte,
derately
_

aifiv

immo-

Innacquato, adj. watered Innaffiare, to mater Innaffiato, part, watered Innaffiatio, m. a wateringInnagresslre, to

Inordinatezza, /. confusion Inordinate, adj. out <f or-

Innestare, to ingraft Innestato, adj. ingrafted Innestatura, Innestagi<5ne, /.

InorgogUre,

to

make proud;

inorgoglirsi, to groiu proiid

and

Innestamnto,

m.

Inorpellamnto, m. a painting.
Inorpellare, to counterfeit, with false t
to

grow sour Innalberire, to gel up a tree Innalzamnto, m. and lunalInnalzare,

zattra,/. exaltation to exalt, raise, adto

graft, a scion grafted

Innesto, m. a graft Inno, >n. an hymn Innobilit,/. ignobilily Innocente, adj. innocent Innocentemente, adv. innocently

InorpelUto,

adj.

unterfeil-

Innamdre,

dai \

iNR
inhospitable, Inospitale, adj. barbarous, cruel Inospitalit,/, inhospifalify Inspite, uninhabited Inosservbile, adj. itnobservable

INS
Inrevocal)i]it, /. irrevocabilily Inscusbile, Inricchfre, to enrich able Inrigidire, to grK,tv sti^l hard Insgna, /. Inritrosfre, to grow unruly

adj.

intxcut'
colours.

arms,

Inosservanza,/. unoLsetvance Inosservato, adj. unobserved Inottusfre, to become dull, obtute, without taste In palse, adv. publicly In paragne, adv. compara^
tivelx) to

stubborn Insegnamnto, Inriverente, adj. {see Irreverente) Inrossare, to dye with a red
sly,

m. document.

In In In In

parte, adv partly particolare, adv. particularly perpetuo, adv. perpetually

Inruvidrre, to mark hard N.B. For all the above and other words beginning with Inr, (see Irr) Insaccare, to sack, to bag Insaccato, part, bagged, sack-

Insegnato, part, taught Insegnatre, m. a teacher Insegrto, adv. secretly Inseguire, to pursue
Inselicito, part, paved Inselicito, m. pavement Inselvre, and Inselvatlcre, to grow woody; inselvarsi, to take refuge in a

persna, adv. personally In piedi, adv. on foot In protfilo, adv. in profile In pnto, CUV. ready; sono in pnto, T am ready In qua, adv. since, this side ; da allra in qua, siitce that

Insa

a,/ a

s,

1 have Insensatamente, adv. foolishly.

Insalato, wij. salt, salted Insalatura, /. a salting,

or
to

Insensatggine, atjd Insensatzza, /. stupidity, folly.

Insensato, adj. foolish, tenseInsensibile, adj insensible Insensibilit,/, insensibility

pickling Insaldare, to starch, (also)

In quanto, and In quanto che,

adv.
in as

much

as,

con-

for my part Inquietamente, adv.

tinquietly
to

Insalvatichfto, adj. mild,

sa-

Inquietare, and Inquietli'e,

vage

Insensibilmente, adv. imperceptibly, by degrees Inseparbile, adj. insepa:nseparabilmnte, adv. parably 'nseplto, adj. unburied
Inserenre,
to

Inquietazine, /.

the

act

Insalbre, adj. unhealthy of Insanbile, wlj. incurable

inse-

Insanamente, adv. foolishly

Inquietzza,/, uneasiness Inquieto, adj. umjuiet Inquietdine,/, disquiet Inquisire, to accuse Inquisito, part, accused
Inquisitore, inquisitor, m. [search sheriff, coroner Inquisizine, /. inquisition, Inraccontabile, adj. that cannot be related Inragionvole, adj. (see Irragionvole)
llirazionbile,
a'dj.

Insanguinare, to make bloody Insanguinato, part, bloody Insnia, /. madness, folly

Insanire, to grow mad Insanito, part, mad. Insano, adj. insane, mad Insaponare, to soap, flatter,

elear

ttp,

to

Inserento, adj. serene

Inserire, to insert Inserito, part inserted

Inserrre, to shut up Inservinte, adj. good, tueful.

fi*

nsetre, io

wrap up with
an
insect adj. grown

silk,

(:iho) to graft nsetaZine,/. grafting

'irrational
(see

Inregolare,

adj.

Irre-

Insaziabilmente,
Hal.ly

adv.

insa

nsetto, m. nseverlto,

te-

golare) Inreiigiosit,/ irreligion

Inreligiso, adj. irreligious

Inscampbile,

adj.

unavoid-

Inremediabile, and Inrimedibile, adj irremediable

Inreprensfbile, adj. irreprehensible Inreprobbile, adj. irreprovIiu-epugi\bile,
adj.
tinittet-

Insidiato,

pati,

slotted. p,

Inscinte, adj. ignorant Inscrivere, inscribe to write, or to engrave ai

Insidiatre, m. a traitor Insidiosamente, adv. treachc' rously Insidiso, adj ensnaring Insime, and Insiememnte,
,dv.
vith.

together,

likewite.

:i;lto.

adj.

engraved.

Insi.

Inretrattdbile, adj. irrevocable

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Inciepiirsi, to hide one self in

Ins<5nte, adj. innocent,

harm- Instigazine,
Instiltre,
to

/.

and
instil,

Instigait\fusc,

Insfgne, adj. renomned, excelInsigniticinte, adj.

insigiiifi-

Insopportbile, adj. insupportable Insordire, to deafen, to become

deaf

Insignemente, adv. noiabiy Insignire, t decorate, adorn Insignito, part, adorned

Insignorire,
io

Insormontbile,

Insorgere, to rise against adj. insurInsrto, part, risen up Insospettire, to groro

Instilldto, pait. instilled Instlnto, ni instinct Institulre. to institute:

insti-

make

one

matter
Insinattanto, Insintnto, In Insfno, Insisintantoch, noch, and Insinch, prep.

luspi-

somebody one's heir Initituta, /. institutes Instituttsta, m. a reader if the

ititules

Insinuare,

to

imintiale

in-

Insospettlto, adj. suspicious Insostenibile, adj. unwarrantable InsoJire, and Insozzile, to foul, stain, grow dirty unhopedInsperbile, adj.

Institute, m. Institutre, i

Mitute

Instituine,
Instruire, to instruct Instrulto, part. instKueted

sinuarsi, to steal, creep in

Insinuazine,/, insinuation Insipidamente, adv. foolithly

Insipidezza, /. insipidili/, jiat-

adv. unexpectedly Insperato, adj. unexpected condenwi. Inspessamn'to,

Insperatamnte,

Instrumentdle, and mentdrio, adj.

strumetital music

Ini jntal

Instrumnto, m. instrument
InstruttlTO, adj. iiistructive Instnitto, part, instructed Instruttre. m. a tutor Instruzine,/. instruction Instupidlre, ta be surprised Instupidlto, part, stupified.

sity

Insipiente, adj foolish Insipienza, and InsipiSnfia,/. ignorance,J'oolishness Insistenza,/, obstinacy

Insistere, to insist, persist, to
I'nsito, adj. innate, natural Insoave, adj. unpleasant

Insociabile, adv. unsociable InsofBciente, aJJ. In(see sufficinte, and its derivatives) Insoffribile, adj. insufferable Inseggettabile,' adj. untame-

Inspettre, m. an inspector InspeZine,/. inspection N.B. The letter n in the following words, as far as Instupidlto, may be left out, (see Ispezine) Inspirare, lo inspire with, to suggest, to prompt Inspirato, part, inspired Inspiratre, m. he who inspires Inspirazine, /. and Inspiramnto, m. inspiration Inspontiieo, involunadj.
Instbile, adj. unstable Instabilit,/, instability

In

down
'

S, adv. above ; andare in S e in gi, to go up and da due in su, except

:

'-

'

la tvola,

upon

ficiently

InsufficifnZa,/ insufficiency

InsUncbile, adj. indefatidream, fancy gable Insolcare, to draw the plan of Instancabilmente, adv. indea building fatigably Insolente, adj. insolent Instantaneamnle, adv. immeInsolentemente, adti. insolentdiately ly Instantneo, adj. momentary. Insolentire, to grow saucy

Insognrsi, to dream, fancy

ni.

In

Insegno,

Insolnz, and InsolSnzia,

insolence Insolito, adJ unusual, rare

SUI, adv. upon ; "in sul fa del d, by break of day ; i su'l bel del discorso, in il middle of the discourse JnsAiso. adj. foolish Insultare, to insult Insultato, adj offronled Insulto, m. an insnlt, affront perInsuperibi'

able

InsolUre, to ^tow sitft, to di minish, weaken InsoUIre, to rise up in arms Insolbile, adJ imlissoluble argomnto, problma, iVc. insolbile, an argttment, o problem, S;e. that cannot /

Instantemnte, adv. instantly Instnza, and Instan2ia, /.

ad instance, eolicitation ; instnza vostra, at your request Instare, to urge, in.tist, press
Insterilire, to Instigre, to

Insuperblre, to grow proud Insuperbito, adj. proud Insrgere, to rise against, to resist by force Insrto, part, risen up not subInsussistnte, adj.
j

grow barren
instigate,

Insolubilmente,
solubly

adv.
at last

indis-

sug-

In smma, adv.
In&onnre,

to lull asleep

sistenU not snl<siating Insussistinza,/. the invalidity of any thing Insusurrre, Io murmur Intabaccarsi, to fall in love, {:xHo) to g,ve one's self up ^ Intaccare, to jag, juilch,

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tiffcn^, hurt, injure, contract

INT
edit,,

INT
Intendevolmnte, adv. ieanx'
carefully

Intaccato, part.Jaggeil, note! ed, injured Intaccatura, /. a notching, c

Intendimnto, m. understand'
nnte, adv.
i

Intagliamnto.

m.

incisior

Integramente, adv.
exactly Integrare, to

honestly,

make entire IntegriSto, part, made entire Integrit, integrity, perfec

ImenSitdre, m. an understanding man a budn intendi ti5r poche parle, a word to tks
;

Intagliato, engraved i>art. carved, jiroportioned, nel

Intenebramnto, m. a darken^
Integro,
a/j.

whole,

entire

honest, Just

Intenebrare, and Intenebrare,

to

Intagliatre,
Intaglio, m.
/.

m. an engraver
and Intagli
ea
frte,

Integumnto, m. integument Intelaiare, to put upon the toon

Intelaiatura, /. the skeleton of a building, jj-c. Intellettfva, /. and Intellato,

darken
pari,
obscured.
;

Intenebrato,

an engraving,
d'acqua
to

'"g:
ar\

Intenerire, to mollify, soften

intenerirsi,
to

intglio

be

affect-

m. understanding,
Jntagliuzzre,

intellect,

mince
accuse,
/.

capacity imIntellettivo,
adj. intellectual, rational adj. Intellettuale, intellectual Intellettualit, /. intellectual

Intamburre,

to

Intenerito, softened

part,

mollified,

Intensamente, adv. intensely

Intensivo,

Intamburazidne,
Intandre,

impeachte

and Intnso,

adj,

intense, excessive

and

Intanarsi,

Intentamente, adv. attentivety

faculty Intellezine,/, intelligence

Intelligente,
adj.
intelligent,

well knowing, skilled, learn-

Intentare, to attempt Intentato, adj. atttmjited tempted

TKt

Intantoch,
that
;

adv. whilst, so asiiettatemi qui intanto eh' io venga, stai/ here

Intentazine,/ attempting
Intelligenza,/. knowledge, correspondence, learning ; intellignza secreta, a colla-

Intento, adj. attentive, ready.

till I come Intarlamnto, m. n<orm-hole Intarlare, to be muth, or worm- Intelligibile, adj. plain, easy

Intenzionale,

adj.

intention-

Intelligibilmente,

adv. intel-

Intenzionalmente, adv. intcKtionally

IntaiMto, adj. moth, or tvormIntarsi.-tre, to

ligibly

Intemerata,
inlay
Intarsi<ito, part, inlaid

perplexity, conadj.

Intenzine,/, intention
Intepidire,
to

grow

luke-

undpfiled.

Intarsiatura,/, inlaid rvork Intartarito, adj. covered with

Intemperante,

adj.

intempcr-

Inter^me, m. the entrails Interamente, adv. entirely

Intercaldre, Intercalare,
to

add,

IntemperdnJa, .and Intempera,

m.

to insert intercalar, <X

Intasare, to set
ther, to fill

slits close toge-

Intemperrsi,

to

grow temperIntercettare, to intercept Intercetto, part, intercepted Intercezine./ intercepting

Intascare,

to

with tartar pocket up,

to

Intemperato, adj. immoderate.

Intemprie,
/.

Intassre, to bend a bom Intatto, part, untouched Intavolare, to wainscot,

rail
in,

intempera-

Interchiudere,
or

to encli'-e

Intempestlvo, adj. unseasona-

Intercidere, to divide in two,

to hinder IntercoICnnio,

(also)

to

make

at chess, draughts, J<fc. to set in notes, to place boards ; intavolare un negzio, to propound an affair Intavolato, parf. wainscoted Intavolatura,/. watnscof,rule, instruction, a tablature,

a drawn

game

m. space

be-

IntendSnte,
ski/led,

adj.

intelligent,

knowing

Intndere,

(mu4i< term)

to understand, to design, intend, to agree together ; intnder gli dcchi, to fix one's eyes 153

interdiction, Interdtto, m. suspension, prohibition Interdire, and Interdlcere, to prohibit, forbid Interdizine, /. and Interdicimnto, m. a sutpen-

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Interessante, adj. interetlitig Interessare, to inlenst Interessato, part, interested,

INT
Inteachi^to, adj. stubborn Intso, part understood Intssere, to rveai-e Intessuto, part, woven Intestarsi, to be obstinate Intestato, adj. stubborn ;
interposi-

concerned
Interesse,
interest,

and
;

Interesso,
(also)

m.
loss,

profit,

in

prejudice

badare

a
one's

suoi,

interssi, to

mind

own Interponimnto, m.

Interzza,/, entireneas Interiezine, and Interghiezine,/. interjection (a sud-

Interpdrre, to interpose Interpositre, m. intercessor Interposizine, /. inierposi-

Intestino, adj. intestine Intestini, m. pi. intestines Intiepidire, and Intiepidire, io

Intiepidito,
adj. cool,

den exclamation)
Interiora, /. pi.

and Intiepidito, lukewarm

and

Interidri,

Intfgnere, to dip, soak, steep

m.

pi. entrails

Intimamente, adv. intimate'

ly

Interiormente, adv. infernally Interlineare, io interline Interlineare, adj. between tine

Interpretto, part,

interpret-

Interpretazine, f. interpretaIntrprete, and Interpretatre, m. an interpreter

Intimare, to signify Intimazine,/, intimation Intimidire, to grow fearful Intimidito, adj. timid Intfmido, adj. bold, intrepid Intimo, adj. inward, intiIntimorlre, to terrify Intimorito, part, frighted Intingolo, and Intinto, m. a ragout, sauce, gravy Infnto, part, soak.d, plun-

Interlineato, part, interlined Inter!ocut<3re, m, a speaker.

Interpunzine,
Interlocutrio, adj. interlocutory

f.

punctua-

Intermdio,
lude

m.
adj.
to

an

inter-

Interrare, and In terriere, to do over with clay, (also) to

Intermdio,
diate

interme-

Intcrmentlre,
ed

be

benumbintermit-

Interrgno, m. interreign Interrogare, to examine Interrogato, part, questionInterrogatrio,

to.

IntermSsso,
ted

part,

and

In-

Intermettere, to interrupt, dis-

Intirizzire, and Intirizzire, ti stiffen, to be benumbed Intirizzato, part, stijflned Intisichire, to grow consump tive ; far divenir tisico, ti

Interrmpere,

to

interrupt,

Intermettimnto,

m. disconintermedi-

Intitolamnto, to a

title

Intermzzo,
Interniinito,

adj.

Interromplmnto, Intemizzine, /.

m.

and

interrup-

Intitolare, to entitle to, to inscribe, give

intitolarsi, to

a a

thin>,
title

assume

adj.

bound

Intitoldto, part, entitled Intitolazine, /. title, dedica

Intermissine, and IntermitIntollerbile,

adj.
intolera

Intermlsto, part intermixed Intermittente, adj. intermitting Intermittnza, /. intermilten<y Internamente, adv. internally Internare, and Internarsi, to
Internato,
part.
adj.

ble

Intersezine,/ intersection
Intertenre, to detain Interteniranto, m. entertain
Intollerante, adj. impatient --^-- Ic Ir" Intonacare, and d Intonicdre,
'

Intnaco, Intonicto, and Intnico, TO. plaster Intonare, to tune, to sing Intonato, part, tuned, resound-

pierced
in'

Interno,
InT""^

internal,

Intonatdre, m. a tuner, sing-

Intsa,
ailj.

/.

intention,

under-

Intonazine,/, tune Intonchiare, to be eaten with mites

Intonicaliira,/. rough east

up

entire,

perfect,
1

i'anding niesamnte, ado. attentively

Intoppamnto, m. hinderaiKt

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Intcppdre, io meet with Intoppo, m. a meeting Intorare, to put one's
3

INT
intramttersi,
to

INV
tnlermed-

Intramsso,

adj.

put

be-

embroil, confound, mingle, perplex Intrigatamnte, adv. intricately

IntramischiiJuza, /. a mixture Intramischidto, adj. mixed

Intorbidare, Intorbidare, and Intorbiare, to make thick, or muddy; to disturb, vex,
together

Intrigato, adj. intricate Intrigatore, m. a shvjffling

Intramissidne,/. mediation

confound
Intorbidato, adj. thick, muddy,
troubled

Intrapdrre, to interpose Intraprndere, to undertake

trinsicato, adj. intimate,

fa-

Intormentimnto, m,
ness, stiffness

Intormentire,
Intorniare,

to

numb- Inuraprendimnto, m. enterprise, undertaking benumb, make Intraprenditdre, and Intrato

trinsichzza,/. familiarity,
trtnsico,

and Intomeiire,

surround, encompass Intomiainnto, m, a

prnsore, taker Intraprsa,

t.

an

under-

and Intrinseco, adj.

f.

undertaking,

turn,

Intorniato, part, surrounded

Intrno, prep, about, concerning ; air Intdrno, round about ; guardar intdrno, to intdrno, look about ; l thereabout d' ogni intdrno, from all sides v' ho cercato intdrno intrno, I have look; ;

Intraprso, adj. undertaken Intrre, lo enter Intrardmpere, to interrupt

IntratSssere, to ititermix Intrattabile, adj. intractable Intratt^nto, adv. in the mean

Intrfnsico, and Intrinseco, jr. an intimate friend Intrfso, m. a hotch-potch Intriso, part, kneaded, ternIntristfire, to Intristire, to

grow nicked dry away, not to

Intrattenimnto,

Intrattenre, to entertain delay, n.

Introcque, adv. (by Dante) gi the same time Introdtto, part, introduced

Introducimnto, m. an introIntra venire, to happen, befall IntraTersre, io cross, to lead astray, go astray, to opIntraversto, adj. laid across,
Intossicre, io poison Intossicato, part, poisoned Intozzre, lo grow thick Intra, prep, between, amongst Intrabescare, to fall in love Intrabiccolre, to clamber up Intrachiudere, to enclose, encoinpass Intrachiuso, adj. shut up Intrade, adj. doubtful, un-

duction Introducitdre,

Introdurre, io introduce Introduttre, m. introducer

Intraversatiira, /. opposition,

Introduzine,/, introduction Intrito, m. entrance Intromessidne, /. introduC'

Intromesso, m. dainty dishes Intromesso, part, introduced Intromttere, to let in intromettersi, to intermeddle Intronare, and Intruonre, io
:

Intrecciatdio, m. ornament for

the head

Intrecciatura, /. a tress, garIntrSccio,

and

Intrecciatress,

Intraftto, adv. entirely Intralasciamnto, m. interrup-

mnto, m. mixture,
twist

Intronato, part, stunned 'ntronatra, /. and Introna-

mnto, m. stunning
Intronfiare, to put one's self in

Intralasciare, to interrupt, to intermeddle, leave off Intralasciato, part, interrupl-

Intrementfre, to shake for fear Intrementfto, adj. shaking for

a passion

far
Intrepidamente, adv. intrepidly

Intralciamnto,

m.

an

in-

Intralciire, to embarrass, in-

Intrepidzza,/, intrepidity Intrepido, adj. intrepid

Intrescre,
io

Intrusine./, intrusion Intriso, part intruded Intuitivamente, adi,

tively

intui-

involve,

intri-

Intrambo,

Intrmbe, and Intramendue, adj.

Intr.-imbi,

both, both together

Intramnto,
Intrainssa,

m
/.

entrance
interposition,

Intricre, [see Intrigare) Intridere, to temper, dilute, allay, soil, dirty, stain Intrigamnto, m. intrigue, perplexity, difficulty Intrigare, and Intricare, io

Intuitivo, adj. intuitive Intito, m. a looking upon ), adv. quite, entirely Intuzzre, to blunt, abate, repel

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Invaghiccliidre, io be

INv
a
Utile

INV
Inviare, to tend Inviato, part, tent
;

Invericdndo, adj. immodest Inverislmile, adj. improbable

Inverislmilitudine, f. unlike-

m. an

Invaghimnto,
love

m.

dtsire,

Invidia,/, envy

Invaghire, to inflame rvilh de Invaghirsi, and Inlire

;

Invermiglire,

to

redden,

to

Invididliile, adj. enviable Invidiente, adj. enviuu

Xnva;Wto,

vaghirsi, to fall in love adj. in love

Invemiinamnto, m.
tion, breeding oftvor

Invaiare, and Invaiolre, to grow black Iiivalidamnle, adv. vainly Invalidare, to annul Invalidit,/, invalidity Invlido, adj. rveak, invalid, of no force Invalorfre, to grow strong Invanire, to grorv proud In v^no, adv. vainly Invaribile, adj. invariable Invariabilmente, adv. constantly

Inverminire,
Inverrainto,

to

breed part.

Invidiare, to envy Invidiato, pali, envied Invidiosamente, adv. enviously Invidiatdre, m. an envious
luvididso,. and I'nvido, (in poetry) adj. invidious Invietare, to grow obsolete Invigorire, tu strengthen Invigorito, part, strengthertInvilire, to discourage Invilito, part, affrighted

Invernare,
'

to

winter

avemta,/. a winter
.

.verniciare, to varnish Inverniciato, part, varnished

In

vero, adv. in truth

Inverso,

adv.

towards.

Inviluppamnto,
Invertere, to invert, to ov

m.

confu

Invasare,

to invade, attack, possess, to be surprised, dip,

plunge
cosa

invasarsi qualche nella memdria, io

:

Inviluppare, to wrap up Inviluppato, wrapped up ' liliippo, m. bundle, parcel

Invincibile,
adj.

imprirt a
Invasato,

thing

on

one's

unsonquera

part. possessed, stupid invasato, nel giudeo, addicted to gam-

lirr

amaxed,

Invescato, part, entangled Investigbile, adj. not to

be

ing Invasazidne, /. obsession,

Invasellare,
to
'

be-

Investigamnto, m. an investigation Investigare, to investigate Investigato, part, investigat-

put

into

Invincidire, to soften, to groro soft,fiabby Invio, m. direction, address Inviolbile, adj. inviolable Inviolabilmente, adv. inviolably

archer
,tigation,
t

Inviperrc, and Inviperire, to rage, to be fierce, cruel, to

Investire,
ludtto, adj. unheard of ivecchire, to grorv old, to
tire

un

invest ; invesvascello, to board a

to
ni.

swagger
Inviperito, part, enraged Inviscre, to ensnare Invischerre, to penetrate the

Investimnto,
ivecchito, part, grorvn old iverchiuzzre, to rvaste, dei

gidne,

and Investitura,

Investi/.

bowels Invischiare, to daub with birdInvisibile, adj. invisible Invisibilit, /. invisibility

vold
vece, prep, instead

Inveterato, adj. Invetrre, and Invetriare, reduce to glass Invetriata, /. a glass win-

Invisbilmente, bly

adv.

iuvin-

i,

superfluous words

and
Invettive, adj. railing: parle invettive, abusive words Invezidne, /. invective, exclaInvitato, parr, invited Invitatre, m. an invitcr invitaloInvitatdrio, adj.

[nventre. to invent, desire Inventariare, to make an jn-

nveutrio, m. an inventory r. ventato, ;;ar/. invented nventdre, and Inventatre,

mation
Inuggiolire, to set one a long-

Inverdire, to grow green Invericdndia,/. impudence

Ingnere, to anoint Inugule. adj. unequal Inviamnto, m. a way, or

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InJaccherre,
dirt
ilire, io wither,
(o

eovtr

tvilh

Irascibile, adj. passionate Irascibilit, 7: wrath, anger

decay
cruelly,

nanamente,

adi',

Inzaccherato, adj. dirty InSampognre, to impose upon InZavardare, to soil, to grease InJavarddto, part, dirtied,
spotted

Iratamnte, adv. angrily

Irate, adj.

angry

I'rco, m. a he-goat Ire, to go

I
I'ride,

Inumidire, Inumidito, part, moistened Invocare, io cali upon

Invocato, pari, invoked Invocatre, ni. he that invokes
Invoglia,/, a wrapper Invogliare, io give a desire invogliar 1' appetito, io whet
;

Inieppamnto, m. a heap, an eggins on Inzeppare, to gather up, amass Inzibett^to, part, perfumed InzoccoUto, adj. having wooden shoes
Inzotichire, to grow awkward,

iri,

(in poetry

Ironia,/, irony

Ironicamente, adv. ironically

Irradiare, and Irraggiare, to
Irradiato, part, irradiated

Invogliato, adj. with longing. desi vrapt Vi Invoglio, m. bundle, parcel Involare, io rob, steal; invoIrfrsi, to

Inzuccherare, lo sugar InSuccherto, part, sugared InJuppamnto, m. soaking Inzuppare, to sop, or soak InSnppito, part, soaked Io, pron I, myself
ionico, adj. the Ionic order
Isa, a iosa, ad. abundantly Idta, m. iota, ><; non vene darei un ita, / would not

Irradiazine,/, irradiation Irraggionvole, itdj. unreasonable

Irragior

volmnte,

adv.

tably

Irra^onat
ablenese

disappear
adj. stolen
to cover

Irrazionabilmnte, reasonably
I

adv.

un-

InvoUto,

Irreconcilibile, adj. irrecoitcileable

Involatre, 7rt. a thief Involgere, lo wrap up,

give you a tittle for it IoZzo,m. a seajish of greenish

Irrecuperabile, adj. irrecoverable

\

Involgimnto, m.
about the Irush
Involio, m. theft Involontariamente,

a beating
Ipecaquna,/. ipecacuanha
adv.
in-

-"^-Involon
--

--' ntarily
-

'nvolun-

Iperbole, and Iprbola, /. hyperbole Iperboleggiare, to exaggerate Iperbolicamente, adv. hyperbolically

Irrefragbile, adj. undeniable Irregolare, adj. irregular Irregolarit,/ irregularity Irregolatamnte, adv. irregularly Irregolato, part, disordered Irreligine, f. irreligion Irreligiosamente, adv. irret-

ydeed

Involontre, adj. involuntary Involpare, to be blighted

Involpire, to grow cunning In Volta, adv. about, here and there ; anddr in volta, to go

Iperblico,

and Iprbole,
cai

adj.

Iperico, ni. Saint John's wort Ipocistide,/ the herb cistus

giously
Irreligiso, a. irreligious

Ipocondria, /, melancholy Ipocdndrico, adj. hypochon-

Irremeabile, a. irremeable
Irremissibile, adj.

unpardoaadv.

put iojlight
Involtare, to wrap up Involto, wrapt, part.
Irremiisibilrante,
in-

unio

pardonably Irremunerbile, adj. not

Ipocritdne,

be

Involtura.

/.

round-about

m. a great hypo-

rewarded [ed Irremunerato, (tf//. not rewardIrrepar<ibile, adj. irreparable Irreparabilmente, adv. irre-

Ipos^rca,/. a sori of dropsy

Ipostitico, adj. hypostatical

luziOne, /. a
craft, deceit;

wrapping up,
involvimnto
idle story

di lingua,

an

Ipotca,/, mortgage Ipotecare, to mortgage Ipotesi,/, hypothesis

Ipottico, adj. suppositiiiuus IppOmane, m. a bit ofjlesh on
the forehead

parably

[ble

Inurbanit,/ incivility Inurbano, adj. uncivil,

courteous Inusto, and Inusitato,

disadj.

Irreprensibile, a. irreprehensiIrreprobbile, a. irreproveablc, irreproachable Irrequito, adj. restless, uneasg

Irresistibile, a. irresistible Irresoluto, adj. irresolute

of a calf

Ippopotamo, m. a sea-horse Ipsoftto, adv. presently, imIra,

Inusitatamente, adv. uncsm-

mediately and Iracndia, /. anger.

Irretito, part, caught in a net Irrevernte, adj. irreverent

"
.

^jy^ rudeness

irrf

Iracondamente, adv. angrily Iracondo, Iracndo, IraconInvulnerbile, adj. invulnera

ble

ently,

dely

I,/,

Inulolire, (see Inuggioiire)

diOso, and IracundiOso, adj. hasty, passionate Irre, to be angry

Irrevocbile, adj. irrevocable' Irricordvole, adj.unminf^fut Irrigare, to wet, moisiea

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Irrigatre, m. he that waters Irrisione,/, derision Irrisre, n. a mocker, jeerer,

Iva,

Itterfzzia,/. the Jaundice f. St. John's rvort

Lacciulo,

m.

tptinge tv

catch birds

Laceramnto, m. a laceration
Iugulare, adj. Jugular Ivi, adv. there lure, m. lam luridicamnte, adv. lan'fully
lurldico, lurista,
Iurisperit<

Irritamnto, m. irritation
Irritare, io incense Irritativo, aij. provoking Irritato, part, irritated Irritatdre, m. a provoker Irritazine,/, irritation Irrivernte, adj. (lee Irrevernte, and its derivative!)

Lacerante, adj. tearing Lacerare, to lacerate, : to defame, slander Lacerato, part, lacerated, di

m. a lawyer

Irrugginfre, to rust Irrugginfto, adj. rusty Imigiadare, to sprinkle Irsuto, and Irto, (in poetry)
cJj. rough, bristled I'schio, m. a holm-oak I'sola,/. island, isle

lurisdizine, /. Jurisdiction, authority lus, m. lam, or right luspatronato, m. patronage lusqueslto, m. acquired right

Lacerazine,/, a tearing Lcero, adj. torn, ragged Lacerto, m. a sinew in

tlie

Lco, m. a lake Lacrima,/, (see Lgrima, and

all its derivatives)

lusquiamo, m. henbane Izza,/, anger

Izzapre,
to

dig

Isolano, m. an islander
Isolato, part, surrounded tvith water, that stands by itself
Is<5po,

and

Isspo,

m.

an
A, art. and pron. her, she ; donna, the rocimin; la redo, / see her. L, adv. there andate l, go there ; l gi, belorv ; qua e l, here and there; correr qua e l, io run up and down ; passar pi l, lo search into Labarda, /. halberd Labbile, a. labial Labbidto, a. labeated move the Labbreggire, to
--' la
;

hyssop (an herb)

Isoscele, adj. isosceles

Lacuna./, a fen, or marsh Lacunle, adj. like a marsh Lacunso, adj. full of fens, or marshes Ladano, m. laudanum Laddve, adv there, where Ladrino, m. a pilferer Ladro, m. a thief, a robber Ladro, adj. bad, nasty; non
fu

mai

vista la pi

ladra

Ispezine, /. (see Inspezitfne,

and

its

derivatives)

I'spido, adj. rough, bristled Ispfgiiere, to efface, put out

disgracing affair Ladronia. /. a set of thieves, gang, (also) mal-adminis'

tration

Ispressamnte, adv. expressly Istantaneamente, adv instant-

Ladroncello,
thief

m,

young

Ladrne, m. a robber Ladroneggio, m. robbery Ladronesco, adj. of a rob'

Lantro, adv. there, within Lagna,/, afiagon Laggi, and Laggiso, adv, down, yonder Laghetto, m. a lake

Istantemente, adv. instantly

Istanza, /. instance, entreaty,
solicitation

Istre, to insist Istrico, adj. hysterical Istesso, pro, (see Stsio) Istigare, to instigate Istinto, m. instinct Istria, /. history Istoriale, adj. historical Istorialmente, adv. historically Istoriato, adj. set out tvith

lips, to pray rviih the lips a lip, brim, edge Labbrtito, adj. lipped Laberlnto, maze, trouble Lbile, adj. sliding, slippery Laboratrio, m. laboraicry Laboriosamente, adv. lobo-

Labbro,

Lagnare,

Lacca, /. a bank, descent, a Lagnso, adj. plaintive mente, leg; lacca di salvaticlna, a Lago, m. a lake, concavity Istrico, m. an historian haunch of venison lacca di Lgrima,/ a tear IstoriStta, /. a little story, a Lagrimle, m. the corners oj tale the eyes from which the tears Istori5grafo,m. historiographer Lacche, m. a tunning footproceed Lagrimre, to weep Istrine, m. a comedian Lacchtta, /. a racket, leg, Lagrinivole, and Lagrima Istupidito, part stupified bile, adj. deplorable buttock, haunch tveeping, Itiiliro, adj. Italian adj. Lacchezzfno, and Lacchz2o, Lagrimso, Iterare, to do over again m. a dainty, or savoury woeful Iteratre, m. he that doe a Laguna, /. and Lagume, m. thing thing over again Lccia,/. a shad-fish ,noor,fen.bog Itinerrio, m. itinerary Lai, m. pi. moans, plattrft Ittrico, adj. having the yelloro uscir dal laccio, t gei out
Istorialadii, historically
;

figures, painted Istericamente, and

Laboriosit,/, labour, trouble Laboriso, adj. laborious Labrace, m. 3 pike (fish) Labrsca, /. a wild grape

Lagnamnto, m. and Lagnanza,/ complaint and Lagnarsi, to grieve, moan, bewail

plaints

Lagnvole, adj. plaintive LagnosamBte, adv. with com

(tf

trouble

Laicale, adj. secular

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liaicamnte, and Laicalmn profanely, adv. te,
learnedly

Lico, adj. secular, ignorant,

silly

Lico, m. a layman Laidamente, adv. ugly,

filthily

basely,

Lampeggiare,
flash

to

shine, blaze,
i.

Lno, adj. made of wool Lanso, adj. woolly Lanterna, / a lantern : mostrar altrui lucciole per lantrne, to make one believe
Lanternio,

Laidire, and Laidire, to foul, soil, dirty Laidfto, part, btfouled, dir-

Laidzza, and Laidit, f. de- Lampeggio, and Lampo, flash, blaze, lightning formity Lampne, m, raspberry Lamprda,/, a lamprey,

m,

lantern-

eel

Lanterniito, adj. thin, lantern-

Lana,/

rvooljleece

jawed
Langine,/, down, wool,
Lanugindso, adj. downy
little

Lido,

adj.

ugly,

deformed.

L'altro iri, adv. the other day 'Lama., f. a blade, a - thin also) plate of metal, a plain open field ; venire

Lanaiulo, m. a clothier Lanato, adj. rvoolly Lnce, /. a balance Lancetta, /. a lancet, a

lance, (also) the

cof-

Lai'ilito, adj.

woolly

gnomon of a Lanzo,
Lande,

m.

a Cei-man
ado.

foot-

Lambiccato, part, distilled Lambicco, m. a still

Lambimnto, m. a lapping
Lambire, to lick, to lap Lambitlvo, m. an electuary

dial, hand of a watch Lncia,/, a lance, a spear Lanciare, to hurl, dart, throrv, shoot, to strike, or mound with a lance Lanciata,/ a darting, a blow with a lance Lanciato, part, hurled, darted Lanciattire, m. a lancer Lncio, m. 2 jump, rousing a deer, starting a

whereupon,

therefore La ove, adv. there,

where

Lapida,

/.

stone, tombstone^

tomb
Lapidare,
to stone, pelt

with

Lambrusca.
3,

/.

and Lambr-

hare, unkenneling a fox ; di primo lncio, at the first

Lapidrio, idary. jeweller Lapidato, part, stoned Lapidatre, m. a stone, one

that stones

m. mild grapes

Lancionire, m. a thrower of a dart, or javelin Lanciottare, to wound with a Lamentabilmnte, adv. ladart Lanciottta, /. a mound nf a mentably dart Lamentnza,^, lamentation Lamentare, and Lamentarsi, Lancitto, m. a dart, or Ja(also) a lancet Landa, /. a plain, common Lamentato, part, lamented Laraentatdre, a lamenter field Lamentatdrio, adj plaintive Land, m. a landau Lamentazine,/, lamentation Landra, /. a strumpet Lamentvole, adj. plaintive, Lnfa,/ orange water lamentable Languente, adj. faint, feeble. Lamentevolmente, adv. lamentably Languidzza, /. faintness, Lamento, m. complaiitt, groan. weakness Lnguido, adj. languishing Lamentoso, adj. lamentable Languire, to languish, pine. Lmia,/, a lamia, (sea dog) Lamicare, to drizzle Langure, m. weaktuss, fee.

Lapidazine, /. lapidation, stoning to death Lpide, m. a stone, a tombstone, a precious stone Lapfdeo, adj. stony, hard Lapidso, adj. stony, full qf
Lapillre,
to

cut

into

small

LapilUto, adj

into tmall

Lapillo, m. stone, trnall flint Lapislzzalo, Lapislzzari, Lapislzzi >li, and LapisE-. zuli, lapts lazuli, a sky-

Lppola,/, burdock, bur Laqueto, part, piled, board.ardatiira,/. a larding

Lardellare, and Lardare, <> / a cuirass, an iron bleness plate lard, grease Lamato, part, mangled, torn Lmina,/, a plate of metal, a Laniatdre, m. he that mangles, Lardello, m. a lardoon blade Lardo, m. lard tears to pieces Laminso, adj. made like plates Lanire, m, a lannier, a star- Lardne, m. bacon Largamente, adv. largely, of metal Lara Lanlfero, adj, freely, fully vitch employed in .a fairy, a nymph the woollen business, lani- Largare, to enlarge Lampa,/, a light Largato, part, enlarged Lmpada, and Lmpade, /. Largheggiare, to give Itavt, tft

Lamiera,

deiU bountifulln

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Largheggiatre, m. a spetulJ.arghetto,
arf;
j'.

LAV
Latte,
[thrift

rvide

Larghzza,
nfjr,

breadth, wide(also) liberality, bounty,

abundance, liberty, leave Largo, adj. broad, wide, large;

farsi far Idrgo, to make one'telfto be retpecled. Al largo, adv. largely ; parlar largo d' una cosa, to speak at large

milk; latte rapcurdled milk ; vidi latte, a sucking calf: fratllo di latte, a brother ; latte fatter di gallina, the best : la bocca gli puzza di latte, he is very
m.
prsilo,

tlla

young
lastrico, to

come

to

beggary
a marble

Lastricatura,/, a paving
slab,

Lastrne, m. a upon a thing slab Largo, m. iargenett, space,

latitude

Ltbra, /. obscurity, lurkingadj. secret, hiddt vately

tn

Lattegginte, adj. milky Ltteo, adj. lact'eous, rriuky Latterulo, m. curdled milk Latticinio, m. milk food Latticinso, and Lattifero,
adj.

Largo, adv. largely, abundantly;

milky
in.

(speaking

of

andar largo da che che Latente,

to

plants)

si sia.

avoid

all diffieulliet

Lattlme,

scurf

Largura,/ mildness,
Lari,

m.

pi.

lares,

Laterale, adj. side-way adv. on household Lateralmente,

extent

guds
Larfce, m. the larch-tree Larictoo, adj. of the larch-tree Laringe, m. the larynx, or throat

Laterlna,/. a sink,prit'y

Latinamente,

Ldrva, /. a ghost, phantom, a

adv. largeh, comfortably, like the Latins Latinit,/, the Latin tongue Latinizzare, and Latinre, ( speak or write Latin, to play

Larsigna,/. a kind of paste the pedant Larsagnio, i. one that makes Latino, m the Latin tongue, language, speech ; Latino di Lasagnne, m. a coxcomb, a
blockhead Lisca,/, a mullet Lasciamnto, m. a leaving
Lasciare, to leave, to forsake, to abandon ; lasciatemelo vedre, let me see it ; lasciate stare, let that alone Lasciato, part, left, abandoned Ldscio, m. a legacy, mill Lscito, and Lscio, m. a le-

eking calf Lattovre, Latturio, and jatturo, m. an electuary Lattuga,/, lettuce Lavacapo, m. a rebuke Lavacci, m. a blockhead Lavacro, m. a bath, bagnio, font

Lavagna,/, a

slate

Lavamne,
stand

m.

mash-hand'

Latino,

adj.
;

Latin,

plain,

intelligible

(also) spacious.

Latino, adv. of Latin cantavano gli augelli ciascuno in suo Latino, the birds sang every one in their way
;

Lavamnto, m. a mashing Lavanda,/, lavender (herb) Lavandia, and Lavaudra,/. a washer-woman Lavare, to wash lavar la testa ad uno, to speak ill of one
;
,

lavar la testa all' sino, to lose one's labour

Lascivamnte, adv. mantonly

Lascivia,/, wantonness Lasciviente, adj. lustful,
Lascivfre, to

Latitare, to hide one's self Latittidine, /. latitude, (also) largeness, breadth Lato, m. side ; lasciare da Mto, to leave aside. lato, and Allato, adv. by, near Latre, m. bearer ; latre di

Lavascodlle, n. a seuUion Lavativo, m. a clyster Lavato, part, mashed Lavatio, m. a laundry

Lavatura,/, a mashing, bathing

grow wanton

leggi, legislator

Lascivo. adj. lascivious ; parle lasc/ve, obscene words Lassa, /. a collar for hunting

Latramnto, m. barking
Latrare, to bark, to cry Latrato, m. a barking Latrato, part, barked, bayed Latratre, m. a barker Latria./, worship {due only to

Luda./, an hymn, praise Laudbile, adj. laudable Laudare, (see Lodare, and
derivatives)

its

Lastre,

io

weary,

tire

Laudato, part, praised Laudvole, adj. laudable Laudevolmnte, adv. laudably

Lassativo, adj. laxative Lassato, part, wearied Lasszza,/, lassitude Lasso interj. alas Lasso, adj. wearied, tired, fatigued, unhappy, miser.'

God)
Latrina,
/.

Lavaggio,

kettle.

dunghill,

a
LavSndola,
(herb)
/.
to

privy
Latrocinio, m. theft, robbery Latrocino, adj. detestable Latta,/, tinned iron, tin Lattaiulo, m. young tooth Latt.-inte, adj. tuck-ing ; nu-

lavender,

Lavoracchiare,
ly

work slow-

able

Lass, and Lassuso, ^in poetry J adv. there, above Listo, m. a load, a last fmtatrice lattante, a wet nurse Lattare, to give suck Listra, /. a fiat broad stone ; Lattata,/, orgeat porre uno in su le lastre, io Lattato, part, suckled kill one upon the spot Lattatrice,/. a nurse ISO

Lavoracchio, m. clumsy mark

Lavorare, to mark, labour : lavorar a giornate, to work by the day ; lavorare di sotto, to

work

Lavorativo,

tinder hand adj. arable;

gi-

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Imo
lavorativo,

'

work- Lecconeria,
Lecctime,

arni

Leccomfa,

/.

Lavorato, pari,
ed,

tilled,

plaugh-

worked Lavoratre, m. rvorkman, husLavorerfa, atid Lavorira, /. a

cultivated land Lavro, and Lavorio, m.
roorfc-

manship
J.anrea,f. crown of laurei Laureato, adj. laureate pota
;

laureato, poet laureate

Lureo, adJ. of laurei Laurola, f. spurge-laitrel

Laurto, m. a laurei grove Lauro, m. laurei

gluttony, daintiness m. a dainty, or Legine, f. a legion tit-bit, (also) an excitement Legislativo, adj. legislative Lecitamente, adv. lawfully Legislatvlta, f. legislative au. Lcito, adj. lawful tlwriiy Lga, and Leganza, league, alloy eague, Legislazine,/, legislature Legista, a lawyer Legittima,,/-, portion l<y law Legittimamente, adv. lawful arter Legale, adj. legal, lawful Legalit,/, legality Legalmente, adv. legally Legame, m. ligature Legittimazine, /. legitima-

Legamnto, m. and Legatura,

/. bitiding, umo7t
to
:

Lautamente, adv. gallantly

Laut(5zza, /. gallantry,

mag- Legare,
in

tie,

bind,

con-

Legittimit,/, legitimacy Legittimo, adj. lawful

f. pt.

legarsi, to

make a Legna, and Lgne,

pedigree

fu e
race,

Lduto, adj. fine, stately Lauzzino, m. he that lashes the

galley-staves

Legnggio, m. family,
Legatrio,

Lazeggiare,

to be droll, cotnic

Lazo, m. drollery, jest

Lazzeretto, ni. a pest-house Lazzcrula,/, a small medlar

(law Legnaiulo, and Legnamelo, ni. a carpenter Legato, tn. the pope's legate, Legname, m. timber Legnare, to cut wo^d (also) a legacy Legato, part, tied, bound LegTita, /. a blow >,ith Legatre, m. a binder; legatre di libti, a book-bin- Lgno, m. wood, a ship
legatee

m.

term)

<

Lazzo, adj. sour, tart Le, art. the; le donne, the rvomen. proti, her, Le, them le consco, / knorv them parlatele, speak to
; ;

Legatra./. ligature, filiti Legaiine,/. legation Lrgge, a law

L-egnoso, adj. rvoody Legorizia, /. licorice Legume, m. pulse, (a* peas.

Lei, pron. pers. f. her Lellre, to dally, to linger Lmbo, tn. hem, edge, bcr-

Leggenda, /. legend, a
story

silly

Leale, adj. loyal Lealmente, adv. loyally Lealt, f. fidelity, loyalty Leardo, adj Cavallo leardo, leardo pomato, grey, dapple

Leggendrio, m. legendary Lggere, to read ti leggo fronte il tuo disegno,

;

Lmme-lmme, pian
adv. gently strength,

piano,
vigour.

know your
i

design

mandare
to

vestiti

leggre,

pawn Lna,

Leggerzia. and Leggieriza, Lendine, m. a

nit

Lbbra, and Lebbrosfa, /. prosy, (a dry scab) Uebbrso, adj. leprous ueccamnto, m. the act
licking Leccapiatti, m. a spunger

le-

/. nimbleness

Leggermente,
swiftly

adv.

lightly,

Lendinso, adj. full of nits Lne, adj. kind, humane (in

poetry)

of Leggiadramente, adi: beauti- Leninte, adj, softening Lenificamnto, i. softness fully, charmingly, sharply
LeggiadrPtto, adj. genteel, aLeniiicre, to mitigate
ease,

assuage,

Leccarda,/, dripping-pan greeable Leccdrdo, atlj. greedy Leggiadria, f. beauty Leccare, lo lick, lick up Leggiadro, adj. handsome Leccatamente, adv. effectu- Leggiadro, m. a lover
ally Leggibile, adj. legible Leccato, part, licked Leggieramnte, adv. lightly Leccatre, ni. a spunger, or Leggiere, adv. very easily greedy gut Leggiero, Leggieri, and LegLeccatura,/, a scratch giere, adj. light, easy, little, Leccte, m. intricacy, maxe .'light, swift. Alia leggiera, Lccio, m. holm-tree adv. rashly. Di leggieri, Lccio, m. gluttony, lechery adv easily LCcco, in. the Jack or block (at Leggiermente, and Legger bowls) mnte, adv. lightly Leccne, m. a glutton Leggio, m. a reading desk

Lenificatlvo, adj. lenitive Lenimnto, m.'a softening Lenire, to suflen Lenit, and Lenitde, /. lenity Lenitivo, adj. lenitive Leno, adj. faint, weak, f.exible, pliant

Lenocinlo,

ni.

pimping, charm

Lentamente, udv. slowly Lentarsi, to slacken

Lnte, and Lenta, f.
lentils,

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LIB

Limtemnte, adv. slowly ziiJne, /. a manuring, marlLente palustre,/, tvater-lentil Lentzza,/, alorvneis Lelamindso, par<. covered with Lenticchia, /. a small lentil Levatio, m. a drarrbridge Lentiggine, /. a freckle, pim- Letanle, and Letine, /. li- Levatre, m. a puffer p/e Levatrice,/, a midwife Lentiggin<5so, ad], freckled Letargla,/. lethargy Levazine,/. a lifting up Lentischio, m. the lentUk tree Letrgico, adj. lethargic Levistico, m. the herb lavage Lnto, adv. slowly Letargo, m. and Letargia, /. Levit,/, levity 1/C-nto, adj. slow, idle Levitare, to ferment Lntre, m. heavinesi Leticso adj. litigious Levrire, m. a grey-hound Lenza., f. an angling-line Letificante, adj. rejoicing Lzia, /. and Lzio, m. enLenzuolo, m. a sheet Letificare, to make glad X>eonclIo, and LeoncmOjm. a Letificato, adj joyful young, or little lion Letzia, f. mirth, jny Leone, m. a lion Lttera, /. a letter; letter Leonfno, adj. leonine, of a lion di cmbio, a bill of ex- Leziso, adj, wanton, effemiLeopardo, m. a leopard Lepidamente, adv. pleasantly Letterale, adj. literal Lezzare, to stink
Lepidzza, /. facetiousness Lepido, adj. pleasant, Jocose Leporalo, and Leporario, m. park for hares, a warren Lepre, m. gracefulness Leppare, to rob, steal Leprotto, m. leveret, or young
Letteralmente, adv. literally Letterato, adj. learned Letteratura,/, learning Letterato, m. a learned man Lettira,/, a bedstead
Lettiga,
/.

horse-litter,

Lezzo, m. stink Lezzso, adj. stinking Li, ari. the ; li fiumi, the rivers. Li, pron. him ; li ho dtto, l told him ; li, them. L, adv. there; eccolo 11,

marming-pan
Ltto, m. a bed Lettre, m. a lecturer Letteria,/, a lectureship Lettuccino, and Lettuccio, a couch, a couch bed
lyettra,/. a lecture Leva, /. a lever ; milizia, raising

Libazine, /. and Libamnto>

Lpre, m. a hare; far

lepre vecchia, to be cautious ; levar la lepre e un altro la pigli, to have the trouble, and another the profit

m. a

libation
pi.

Libraina,/.

perfumes

m. Libare,

to taste, to sip

Leproncllo, and Leprotto, m. a young hare, a leveret Lercire, to soil, sully Lrcio, adj. dirty, foul Lesina, /. an awl, thrift, sparingness Lesine, /. wrong, hurt Lso, part, wronged Lessare, to boil
Lessato, pa ><. boiled Lessatura,/, a boiling Lssico, m. lexicon (a dietionary) Lessicografo, m. a lexicogrt-

leva

Libbra, /. a pound weight ; a tivre, a pound sterling da Libecciata, /. a gale of south;

soldiers

mttere o dare a leva, to Libccio, m. the south wind far Libllo, m. libel lift Uf with a lever ;
leva

di

soldati,

to

enlist

Liberale,
ltta

soldiers

Levbile, adj. moveable Levaddre, m. a tax-gatherer

word;

adj. liberal; paroliberale, a licentiout arti liberali, //.e libe-

(law termj Levaldlna, /. bery

theft,

rob-

Liberalit,/ liberality Liberalmente, adv. liberally Liberamente, adv. freely, ab-

Levamnto, m. a raising soluiely Levante, m, the east andare Liberamnto, m. delivery levante, to turn highway- Liberare, to free, release
:

Liberato, part, freed, releatLesso,

boiling

m. a meat

boiltng,

(alio)

Levantlno, adj. one born in

Levare,
il

Lesso, adj. boiled Lestamente, adv. nimbly Lestzza, nimbleness, (also)

to

lift,

bollre, soldati, to

Liberatre, m. a deliverer heave; levar Liberatrice,/ liberairix boil : levar Liberazine, and Liberarfdne, to
raise
soldiers
;

cunning, craft
Lesto, adj. nirnble, quick Letale, adj. mortal, dead-

levar il cappllo, to take off the hat ; levarsi, lo get up ; levar le carte, io cut at cards ; levar la pinta, io take a draught; levare il capo, to be ptiffed up with

d./iverance Libero, adj. free, frank Libert,/, liberty Libertinggio, and Liberti-

nismo, m. debauchery
Libeitino, m. the son of a freed Liberto,
r.

Levata, /. a raising up levata del sole, the sunrising; un uomo di gran levata, a man of consequence
;

Libidinosamente,

adv. lustfully Libidinso, adj. wanton, lenr

^^^

LIN
libito, m. pleasure Libra, /. Libra, (a sign of the

LIS
*ay well and do
ill;

Ligneo, adj. woody Ligustro, m, u privet, shrub

egli

zodiac) Libraio, m. a bookseller Libramnto, m. a n-eighing ; libramnto della luna, the

librationofthemoon_
Librare, to tvsigh, consider Librato, part, weighed Librazine,/, libration Libreria, /. a library, (also) the bookselling business

molle, his tongue runs upon wheels Lingua buna, /. bugloas (herb) Limacelo, mud, mire Limacciso, adj. muddy, miry Linguccia,/, a bad tongue consume, Linguacciuto, a prater Limare, to file,

Lima,

/. file, correction

egli

una lima sorda, he contriving fellow

is

waste ;

to polish

Linguggio, m. language

Limato, part, filed Liniatiira, filings, file-dust

Limbllo, and Limbellccio, m. shavings of leather Limbiccre, to distil Limblcco, and Lambicco, m. a litnbeck Limbo, m. limbo Limitare, m. threshold Limitare, to liinit Limitativo, adj. that limits Limitilo, part, bounded Limitazine,/, limitation Limite, m. limits, bounds Limitrofo, adj. bordering (law

Lingua serpentina,

/. the herb

Lfbro

Lingueggiare, to chatter Linguella,/. a felt, or lingel Linguettre, to slammer Lingudso, aLJ. chattering

Linimnto, m. a liniment, or
thin ointment

Licenziamnto, m, a dismisLicenziare,
disn.
,

Lino,

m.

line,

fiax

panno

dis-

band

licenziarsi,

takt

Lin^-^me, m. linseed
Liofnte, and elephant

leave of

Licenziato, part, dismissed; un licenziato, a licentiate Licenziatura, /. licence

Lionfnte,

m.

Licenziosamente, adv.
tiously

licen-

Licenziso,

adj.

licentious.

Licere, imp. to be lawful ; non mi lice sperar ci, / cannot hope that; se mi lice dirlo, if I may say so Lcitamnte, adv. lawfully Licitzza./. right. Justice

Limo, m. mire, mud, dirt Limne, m. a lemon Limona,/. a lemonade Limosina,/. a;m
Limosinante, adj. mendicant
Limosinilre,
to

Lione, TO. a lion LionSssa, /. a lioness Liopardo, m. a leopard

Lippitiidine,/. blear-cyedness Llppo, adj. blear-eyed Liquefare, to liquefy Liquefatto, part, liquefied Liquefazine,/, a liquefying Liquidamnte, adv. clearly,
easily

beg,

to

give

Limosinrio,

m.

an

alms-

Licre,

Licito, adj. lawful ni. (in poetry)

li-

Limosinto, part, begged Limosinire, Limosinatre, and Liniosiniro, m. almsgiver Limosit,/, muddiness

Lietaxnnte, adv. gladly,

rily

Liquidare, to liquefy Liquidazine, /. liquidation, settling accounts Liquidire, to become liquid Liquidit,/ liquidity Liquido, adj. liquid, fiuid, clear, plain Limso, adj. muddy, miry Limpidzza, clearness,' Liquido, TO. a liquid /.
Liquirizia./, licorice Liqure, to. liquor Liquoretto, to. a light liquor Lira, f. a lyre, a harp Lirico, adj. lyric ; pota lirico, a lyric poet Lisca, fish-bone ; a trifie, (also) the coarse herds qf jlax, or hemp

Lietzza, f. Joy, mirth Limpido, adj. transparent Lince, TO. a lynx Lito, adj. merry, cheerful Liva, /. a lever Lindamente, adv. fluently Liva, Liva, adv. stand out of Lindzza, and Lindiira,

/.

easily

Lindo, adj. neat, spruce, fine Linea, /. a line, lineage Linealrante, and Linear-

Lievzza,

and

Lievit,

/.

lightness Lievitare, to ferment Lievitato, part, fermented

Lisczza,/ smoothness Liscia, / a sleek stone line Lineamnto, m. lineam*at, a Lisciamente, adv. fluently Lisciamnto, m. smoothing feature

mente,

adv.

in

direct

Ligme, m. a tie, binding Ligamento, m. a ligament Ligamentdso, adj. full of iigaLigclre, to tie, bind Ligio, adj. sulject to, servile

Lineare, to draw Linearlo, adj. linear Lineato, part, delineated Lineazlne, /. delineation Linfa,/, mater (in poetry) Linftico, adj full of water Lingeria,/, linen

Lisciare,

to

smooth,

polish,

flatter, wheedle Lisciarsi, to paint Lisciato, part, smoothed

Lisc-atre,

J,

a polisner

Lisciatura,/, polishing, print

ing

Ligittim'are, {see Legittimare,

Lingua, /.

Lignaggio, m. race, lineage

tongue ; pigliar Liscio, TO. pamt avere Liscio, adj. polished, smoothed lingua, to inquire; Lisirvlte,/. a cordial il cervllo nella lingua, to

LO
Lista,

banJ, list, /. stripe, roll, catalogue

filUl,

Listare, to strip, to lace Listulla,/. a small square

UUTglif. lethargy Litrgico, adj. lethargic and Litargiro, Litarglrio, Litargilio, m. litharge ; silver
gilt

Lite, /.

strife:
t,

to

ivnen one

is

,veU

take physic [pute

Litigamnto, m. contest, disLitigante, m. a pleader

Litigare,

and

Liticare, to

liti'

Litigato, part, contended Litigatre, m. a pleader,

litigious

mrangler

Litigio, m. strife, debate Litigiso, adj. qtiarrelsome

Litologia,/, lithology Litorale, and Littorile, belonging to a shore Litterle, adj. literal Litteralmnte, adv. literally

Litterano, adj. literary

Litteratura, /. literature Littre, m. a Roman lictor Litra,/. a blotting off Liturgia,/, liturgy Livella,/, a level [level

LivelUre,
LiTellario,

to

level,

to

make

m. a tenant, or

copyholder
Livellato, part, levelled Livellatre, m. a leveller, a lord of the manor Livello, m. tribute-money, a

LividSJa

LUM
Lcco, m.
a gotvn, (rvorn at Florence!

LUT
Lupanare, m. a brothel Lupattino, and Lupicfno, m. t young wolf Lupesco, Lupigno, and Lu
pino,

Luce, /. lii^M, hrightf, mttere alla luce, to publish a rvork venire in luce, to
;

Luminello, Lucnte, nitj. shining, bright socket of a tcere. to shine, to be bright Lucerna,/, a lamu Luminosit, and LuminosiUlde, /. brightness, sptenLucemata, /. a lamp full <if
lyucsrtola,

"olf,

qf

adj. belonfring to the nature of

t
<

rvolf

Lupo, m. a

rvolf
il
/i. o lynx, lupo per com-

Lupo
and Lucila, /. a
Lumindso, adj. luminous Luna, /. the moon luna nu;

cervire^

cni

ha

Lchera, /. mien, look

I^ucidamnte, adv. brighili^ Lucidare, to elucidate, unfold.
Lucidato, pari, illustrated and Lucidit, /.
light

va, the crescnte,

new moon
a
half

luna
;

moon

luna scema.

Me nane of
I.

the the

Ltippolo, TO. hops (an herb) Lrido, adj black and blue, at

Lunare

adj.

J.ucidezza,

J,cido, adj. bright, lucid Lucifero, v\. the morning star,

Lunaria,/, lunaiy (an herb) Lunrio, in. an almanac Lunarista, in. an almanacLunatico,
ai^j.

Lisignulo, m. a niehtingaie Lsco, adj. purblind Lusinga, Lusingheria, /. and

Lusingamnto, m. flattery
Lusingare, to flatter, coax Lusingato, part. flattered Lusingatre, m. a flatterer Lusinghvole, adj. flattering

Lucifer Lucificre, to shine

lunatic,
like

whim
half-

Lucignolo, m. the wick qf a candle, or lamp, (also; a ditiaff-fiUt

Lunato,

adj.

Lusinghevolmente, adv.JiatterLunaZi<5ne,/. and Lunamnto, i,(thec e of the

Lucrativo, adj. lucrative

iZ^!::'"/' Lucrosair
fully

gain-

Lucrso, adj. prqfiluble Ludere, to play, sport Ludibrio, a mockery

Ludilicire,

to

dcceii

Lunedi, , Lunga, adi>. long; alia Mnga, at long run andar in 1 finga, to linger raanddr in lunga, to put off
; :

'"gly Lusinghiro, and Lusinghire, adj. flattering ; un lusinghiro, a flatterer Lussazine,/, a luxation; {the being out ofjoint) ^

Lussureggiare,

to be

wanton

Lunggnola,/ and LunghiiJre, Lussria,/,

LudiHca;
or Jecei
.,

>

/. a kind qf net, a

tedious

Ludimagistro,

Lungamente, adv. long while Lunge, adv. fur, a great way

off (in poetry) I,uughes6o, adv. long, near

sensuality Lussuriare, to be sensual, to be over-JhiUe Lussuriso, adj wanton Lustra,/, den, cave Lustrante, adj. shining, bright
rare, to illustrate, polish.
e

Lunghzza, and Lmigheria,/.

LtTo, m Lglio,

who

calen-

July
Lustre,/, pi. shifts, evasions Lustrino, m. lustring, a cloth, (also) spangles Lustro, und Lustrre, m. lustre, splendour the space of Jive
;

julep Liingo, adv. a long time Lugo, m. place : room

preference
to

ce-

Lumacdne, m. a large
sneaking fellow

snail,

avere il lugo, ; have the precedency ; non ho luogo di creder al-

Lume,

j/i. light, brighine knowledge far lume ad un^ one pagare il lume sheiter " Luogoten?nte, eida"' end of
:

Lutifigolo,

rt.

a potter

to light

'

'

'

m.

li tute-

affili)

^gidre, to illumin,

Luogoteiin2a, /. lieutenancy

MAC
ruttare, io lament, mourn itto, ni. mourning
Jiracerne, ley

m. a kind of pars-

Jlaest, Maestide, and

tate,

Maes
delitts trea
]tlaes-

Luttuosamente, adv. mourn-

Ma che ?

/.

majesty

fuUy
Luttuso,

and

Lutt<5so,

adj.

adv. but what f IMcia, /. a heap qf stones, lurking-hole, a a scerei

di lesa maett^,

high

Maestosamente,
tevolraute,
cally

and
adv.

sorrowful, tad Lutulento, adj. muddy

majesti-

Maestso, and Maestvole, adj.

M
conj. bui, MA,che pr to
?

Maci;nte, and Macilento, m.

lean, thin, pale

Mastra, and Maestrssa, /,

Maestrale, m. the north-west
otic to give the degree of doctor, or matter

Macilenza,/, leanness

Macinamnto, ni. MacinatlSra, wind and Macinata, /. a grind- Maestrre,

nay;

ma
Macinre, to grind Macinato, part, ground
;

rvhcU pur-

m.

of arts; struct

(also)

ti

teach, in-

Macc*a,/. plenty, store

Macinatre, m. a grinder doctor, ^c. Mcine, and Mcina,/, a mill Maestranza, /. a amipany qf stone esser alla macine, io tradesmen Wacchcrdni, m. pi. a sort of be very poor Maestrvole, adj. masterly paste meat un maccherne, Maciulla, /. a brake (for Maestrevolmente, adv. curi a blockhead a Mcchia, /. spot, stain flax) note of infamy; (also) a Maciullare, to mash flax mo- Macro, adj lean, thin ig, authority bush, or bushy place 9 E Ti'.^-/-1ii:> icchia ;,/>,7 ^n. Mcula,/, a spot, stain, a note Maestro, adj. skilful, chief; nta a la strada mastia, the high ney of infamy road; mal mastro. Me /nWMacchiare, to slain, spot, blur Maculare, and IVtacoIre, to stain, blemish, b*at ing sickness Macchiato, part, stained to soundly Jlastro, m. master, or teacher : Mcchina,/ machine, plot Maculazine, /. a staining, JVIacchinle, adj. machinal maestro di casa, a steward; spot Macchinamnlo, m. a machimaestro di cmera, a Lord Maculso, adj. spotted nation Chamberlain Madama,/. Madam Macchinare, to contrive Maga,/, a sorceress, a witch Madamigella,/, a young lady, Magagna, /. and MagagriaMacchinato, part, plotted Macchinatre, m. plotter mnto, m. fault, blemish, Macchinazine, /. plot, de- Mademo, adj. maternal dtfect Mdia,/, a hutch, a trough Magagnare, io corrupt, spoil. Macchinfsta, m. a machin- Mdido, adj. damp
; ,

Maccatlla,/. a defect, flam Macchria, /. a calm, still-

Mac

oil-n

Maestrto, m. magistracy Maestrto, adj. cm mede a

Ut Madie, atid Mad, adv. in Macchine, m. a thiih bush troth, tn faith Macchiso, adj spotted Madonna,/, the Virgin Mary Maccinghero, adj. strong- Madre, and Mue, / mother
;

Magagnato, part,
tainted

corrupted,

limbed, dull, stupid

Macco, m. beans
nuuh.
tifuUy

A macco,

boiled to a adi;, rlen-

origin, spying, root, a mould or frame to cast any thing in : madre di latte, a foster-

Mace,

/. the middle

husk qf a

mother Madreggiare,
'ladreprla,

Magazzino,!, a warehoute Maggse, and Maggitica, /. a fallow ground Mggio, m. month qf May;
adj greater

io

be like one's

Macellio, and Macellaro,

m
/.

a butcher
Macellare,
to

mother

butcher,

kill.

Maggioranza./, suptnonty of Maggiordmo, tn. a steward Maggire, adj. greater, eider,

maggiri, foresuperior fathers dare il suo maggire, to do the utnuKt Maggiorello.m. a little older Maggiorenti, m. pi. the chi^
: ;

Macllo, m. shamble, slaughter-house ; massacre Macerare, to steep, or soak, to

Macerato, part, macerated Macerazine,/, infusion, mor- Madrigaleggiare,

tificafuin,

to

maceration

jflcero, adj. nioeerated, soak-

5Iaggioria,/. superiority Maggiormente, adv. mare better, particularly

Mgica m. magie

MAG
Hgico,
aJJ. magical Jlaggiornto, m. the eidtst Jlghero, adj. lean, thin

MAL
Magrzza,
city /.

leanness,

scar-

Magro,

Wagfa,/. magic Wagicile, mnd Jldgico, adj. magical, magic Wagicalmnte, adr. magically

lean, meagre ; magro, fish-day di magro, to for:ar meat ; il magro, lean .eat ten-no magro, a bar'.n ground ; far magro, io
adj.

Malarrivato,
Malassettito,

ladj.

unfortw
disorder-

orno

langir
;

part,

Malattfccio, adj sickly

Malato, adj. sick,

Malatolta, or

ill

Slagidne,/ abode, habitation

JlagiOstra,/. haitlboij (a large ttrarvberry) Magisterilo, m. a freen

itjish

Mai, adv.

never

mai pi.

Mala tolta,/ a robbery, theft, (also) a tax,

Maiale, m. a hog Maiest,/ majesty

Main, adv. no, not at all Mio, m. a green buugh, a btmch

Mailica,/, earlhenn'are
adj. magisterial, great, noble magistralit, /. doctrine, sci-

impost Malattia, disease, sickness Malaventura,/, misfortune Malaugurso, adj. ill-omen-

Malavglia, nza, /.

and Malarogli
ill-nill,

tnaltvo-

Magistrale,

Maiorna,/. marjoram, (a sort of herb)

I\raiorsoo,m.

Malavvedto,

adj.

impru

an elder brother's
Malavventurato, adj. unfortu

Wagistralmnte, adv.
learnedly

chiefly,

]\Iaiordmo, t. a sieroard Mai pi, adv. never before

Malavventurosamente,
unfortunately

adv

Magistrato, m. magistrate, a

mai sempre, always

Mais, adv. yes, truly

Maiscola,/, capital letter MalaccOlto, adj. ill-received Malaccdncio, adj. ill-used Malaccrto, adj. artless, in-

Malavzzo, adj. ill-bred Malazzato, adj. sickly

Malbigdtto, adj. ill-minded a Ion word) Malcaduco, m. falling sick
,

Maglia to, adj. made qfmail Mglio, m. a mallet, a beetle, mail far con mglio, to dc
;

Malacrenza,/. Maladetto, part,

IWaladfre,

incivility ciirsed
to

Malcapitato,

part,

ruined.

and Maladicere,

ed

Magliulo, m. layer, shnoi

Magnanimit,/ greatness Magnnimo, adj. magnani-

Magnano, m. a locksmith
Magnate,
mineral)
adj.

Malcncio, adj. abused Malcondesceridnte, adj. uncomplaisant Malconddtto, part, ill used MalconoscEnte, adj. ungratt

principal

magnati, peers Magnesia, /. magnesia

Ma! consigliato,
(c

adj. inconsider

Magnte,/, loadstone Magntico, adj. magnetic Magnificamente, adv. stately Magnificamnto, m. a praise Magnificare, to magnify
Magnifit^dto, part, extolled Magnificatdre, m. a praiser Magnificnte, and Blagnifico adj magnificent Magnificenza,/. nagnvficence praise

Malagvole, adj. difficult Malagevolezza,/, difficulty Malagevolmente, adv. diffi

cultly
]\IaIagl:5to, part,

Malcontnto, adj. discontented,

ill-ajfected

Malcostumato,
indecent

adj.

uncivil,

unprovided
unfortu

Malcreato, adj. ungenleel

Ma\agTa,f.abadomen
Malagurito,
adj.

Malcubato, adj. sickly Malcurante, adj. supine, careMaldicSnte, and Maldicitdre,

adj. slanderous

Malagurio, m. a bad omen

MalaguricJso,
adj.

ill-omened,

unhappy,
elly

ill

Maldicenza,/, slander
Maldispsto, adj. ibl-minded Maldurvole, adj. of a short
evil, Male, m. damage harm,

Malamnte, adv. badly,

Malandare,
to ruin one's si UTalandato, adj. wretched Malandrino, m. a robber; adj. roguish, knavish

Magnifico, adj. magnificent Magniloqunra,/. emphasis jragndoquo, adj. emphatical

mischief,
;

Magnitdine,/, greatness
Miglio, adJ great, eminent

sickness,
to
to

disease

;
;

far
tarsi

Malanno, m. mi^orlune,

dis-

wrong

male, male,

dc
hurt

Magramente, adv. poorly Magrftto, and Jlagrfao,

thin, lean

adj.

MAL
Maldico, adj. slandering a slanderer Maledire, to cune
Maledizii5ne, /.
,

MAL
m.

MAN
Malvagio, adj wicked mal vagine.tn, a villain Malvagit,/ wickedness Malvavischio, m. marsh-mtU'
;

cursC; malediction, plague Malefica,/, a lorceress Maleficito, part, ben-itched tvitchcrajt. Maleffcio, m.

IWaliito,

Maliziosamente,

and Maliziso, adj. malicious, mischievous adv. malimalleable,

Malleabile, adj. (said of metals)

Malvedre,
eye

to look

with an evi

Mlleo, ni. a hammer Mallevadre, m. and Melile-

Malvedto, m. hatred
"Tal vestito,
[al vicino,

part.

shabbily

MalfvoUnZa,

and

Malevo-

vadorfa,/. bail, security

glinza,/ hatred Malvolo, m. adversary Afalfacimnto, m. a crime Malfare, to do rvrong Malfatto, m. a crime, gvilt Malfatto, pari, deformed Malfattre, m. a malefactor
Malfattorra,/. witchcraft Malfondato, adj. ill-grounded

Mallevare, to bail one Mallevato, m. and Maleverfa,

/.

m. an iU neigh-

bail, security

Millo, m, the green sheU of

Malvisto, part, heated Mai vivo, adj. half dead malevoMalvogliCnte, adj.
lent

Mai maestro, m.
sickness

the falling

Malvolentiri, adv. unnillingto afflict,

Malmenare,

torment.

Malfrancese, m. the venereai

ly, with difficulty Malvolere, m. ill-will Malvoluto, odious, liai^ul Maliiria,/. bad omen Malusato, part, ill employed

Malmndo, m. hell Malnato, adj. uncivil, rude Malgrado, prep. in spile of; Mdlo, adj. bad, ill m. displeasure, spite; vostro Malra,/, andar in malra, malgrado, in spite of your
teeth

Mamma,
to

/.

mamma,
('in

(also)

woman's

breast

Mammalucco,

m.

poetry) a block-

Mammina,
midwife

f.

a governess, a

Malordinato, part, disordered,

adj.

Malgrazioso,

disagree-

covfused

Malre, m. Malparato, praved

evil, disease

adj.

destitute,

de-

Mammella,/, a breast Mammollno, adj. childish Mmmolo, m. a child, an

Jbnt

in-

Mai
Malifizio, m. (sec JMalencio, and its derivatives) Malignamente, adu. maliciously, enviously Malignare, to grorv maligha-

Malpiglio, m. angry look Malpr;<Uco, part, unexperi-

Mammne, m. and Mammna, / the god qf riches a marmoset, monkey, nil..

Malprcpaiito,

adj.

ill-pre-

Malpr, m. hurt, damage MalprocEdere, m. incivility Malprprio, adj. improper

Jlalprovvedto, adj.
vided
ill

pro-

JMancdre,

Mal/gno, adj. malicious, hurt- Malsania,/. ill habit of body iMalsanlccio, adj. sickly ful : m. the devil >ralinc6Dco, adj. melon- Malsano, adj. unhealthy, inMalinconia,/, melancholy Malsicuro, adj. uncertain Malinconicamente, adv. sad- Malsinirro, adj. unsincere
Malsoffernte,
ent
adj.

mancar
one's

word: mancar

to want ; to fail . di parola, to break il col-

impati-

Malta,/,

dirt,

mud, mortar
Manchvole, adj. imperfect ManManchevolzza, and
chzza, /. fault, impcrfec-

Maltolto, i. tax, exaction Maltornlto, adj. rough, unpolished

i. ill usage Maltrattare, to ill use, abuse Maltrattto, part, ill used

Maltrattamnto,

Maliso, adj. enchanting ISIaltrovanintu, m. a bad Malisc^lco, ni. a quartermaster, a farrier, a noble-

in-

M^ncia,

/.

drinking,

mo

MAN
Iato

MAN

MAN
Manifattiira,

the left Manganare, foca/enrff,. Manganala,/, Manco, m. mani; n manco, Manganelle,/, a cross-bow pi. benches (in neither; mnce, left, left-

mancino,

workmanship

handed unhappy, dUaatrout,

;

defective.

even

venfrsi

Mandare,
/'>),

away Mandamnto, m. a mandate

to

Manco, adj. less, manco, to faint

Mangerccio, adj. eatable

Mamfestamnto, m. manifeil.
Manifestare, to manifest Manifestato, part, manifeited Manifestazine, /. maifsta-

Manifestamente, adv. plainly

Mangeria,/
Mangiaf&rro,

send, order,

ii

acquaint ; mandar re, to send nord ; mandi., furfra. to pour out; mandar

extortion ,n. a cut-thro

'- nothing but to mandar manidler < rum to swaUow Mangiaplo, m. a moth, down; mandar via, to dis. la worm) miss mandar in lungo, to Mangiare, m.
efftto, to effect
to
;

ad

Mangiamnto, m. an e Mangiapane, m. on.

Manifsto, adj. plain, evident

goo,

m. a manifesto, (a decree)

a male, dar gi,

;

squander;
;

Manfglio, m. and ManlgUa,/.

tint *
eat-

the act

of

Mandata,/, a sending Mandatrio, m. a commission.

Manda'to, part,
sent

Mangiare,

Mangiata,/
Mangiativo,

!; (also) food, victuals io eat, waste

dato m. an order, warrant Mandola, and Mandorla, f. an almond Mandla, /. cithern (a musient)

man- Mangidto.

beliyfuil adj. fit to eat

Manigldo, m. executioner Mannnsso, adi. cut Manina./ an Mainino, m, a little hand JManmconla, / (see Malintivesi

pari, eaten

Mangiatia, /. a manger, a

Mandorlo,

almond-

MSndra,/. nfloek, herd Mandracchia,/. a piostitttte

MandrJigola,
/.

(a p. nt) , Mandriiile, and Mandria..^, akc-eperoflargtcattle Manducare, to eat (Latin

mandrak

sleeve, the handle a knife, S:c. Questo altro paio di maniche, it another thing Manicamnto, m. an eatin" a torroding, or corrosion "'
ts quite

Mamca, fa

Mangiatre, m. an eater Mangine, 7n. a great eater Manfa, /. madness Manfaco, adj. mad.fnrioi^

Manipolare, to work with tie hand adj. soldato manipolare, a common sol;

Manipolazine,/ composition '>-f'"ipolo, m. a handful, (also)

maniple fused by popish
isralco,

m.

fairier,

na,
lie

m.anna, an exfood ; (also) a sheaf

/.
.

Mdne,f morning
Maneggiabile,

and

gievole, adj. tractable

Maneg- Manichino, m. a
famco,
d-

Manicare, fo eat (low word) manicarsi, to detest one another Manicartto, m. a ragout
ruffle,
;

of co

Mar Ianni
chet

ia,

hat-

I annero,

adj.

lupo

man-

ment Maneggiare,
to

Maneggiamnto, m. manage"
feel,
to govern, direct, touch ; maneggiar

muff, a small handle rn. a handle

xm

m^mco Mano,
ing
,

naro, a mail of the rvood, or satyr -.1 annerino, m. a lambkin

violino, the neck of

hand,
(also)

hand-nrif-

.fiddle; uscir del

manirn

-agant ManicCtto, muffl

ance; porger

aid, assistla m;lno, io

favour ; cader per mano, to happen ; menir le mani, to beat menar per
;

Maneggiato, part, handled Manicrlsto, m. a kind of conManggio, m. a riding honsi -^ fection (also) a negotiation, manage- Manira,/, manner, way, sort. ment; manggio occulto, a

mam,
alle

mdno, to lead ; tener mano, to assist ; fuor di mdno, out of the way; ugner le
to

bribe

mino,

Manre,

Mangila,/, a sheaf remain,

to

and
stay

to escape raiSni,

uscir di venire

^^^^j^^clco,

m.

asant
adj.

(tee

Manistne's

Maniro and
tame,
t

alzdr

le

Manescamente, adv. with

able

Mansco, adj. handy, offfhand, passionale, angry ManSlte, f pi. handcufls

^an&iiiJe, m. the iumdie of a

Manier.

N.

For

more

collection

of

copious idiomalical

vhra-.es,

compounded
see Alberli's Diet.
to

IMdno, Baretti's
Manifattre,

with or
thi

PA ET

I.

workman

Manomettere,

make

MAN
first cut
;

MAR
;

to set

free

to de-

Manuale,

adj. manual bricklayer's labourer

m.

Mrcido, and

Mrcio, adi.
dii.

Manopola,

/.

a gauntlet

a Manualmente,
ally

adv.

manuhandle,

roilen ; tuo mrcio petto, in spile of yuu

haif sleeve Manoscritto,

'

m.

a.

manu- Manbrio,
lever

m.
to eat

Maroigine,/. corruption Marciso, part, ccrrupied.

Manso,

adj. soft, tractable

Manucre,

"''fanotenenza, /. (see
tenzine)

Manuor

illanumissine, /.

manumufarcorlla,

Manovalderfa,/. tukion JtfanoTldo, m. a tutor,

Manuscritto, m. a manuscript

/ m

Manutenzine, /. a possesn culjudged upon a full

Manovale, and Mancale, m. a manual, a bricklayer's Manzo, m. 071 ox Manzotta,/ a heifer labourer Maogni, m. mahogany Manovlla,/, a lever Jland^-ra, /. the tackling, or Maommetduo, m. a Mahothe wotking of a ship ManroManrovscio, and vscio, m, a back stroke Mansre, to tame Jlaragnula, /. a hay-stack Mansionrio, m. a chaplain Marame, m. refuse, parings, 'Mansine, f. abode ; baiting (also) abundance of every Mnso, adj. mild, tame Mansuefare, to tame, apMansuefttD, part, tamed Mansugscere, to grorv tame Mansuetamente, adv. meekly

Mar
disease)

Mansuto,
able

adj.

mild,

tract-

wonder. Maraviglia, /. maraviglia, ady. wonder-

.,-

^'

fully Mansuetdine, /. meekness Mntaco, m. bellorvs ; the Maraviglibile, and Maraviglivole, adj, wonderful, lungs; mantacare, to blorv,
Sfc.

astonishing

Mantca, /. pomatum
Mantellare,
tenersi, self
to to

Maravigliamnto, m, admira-

cloak ; cloak

manone's

:Maraviglirsi, to

wonder

Maravigliosamente, adv. wonderfully

veil,

Mantelltta,/. a rocket

MantelUno, m. a

a cur-

Maravigliso,

adj.

marvelsign
;

Mantello, ni. a cloak; sott-o mantllo, under colour Mantenente, adv. just nom

Mrca,

/.

token,

a
to

coantry

Mantenre,
support
;

to Reep, maintain, mantenrsi, to sub-

Marcare, and Marchidre, mark, to border upon

Marcasslta, /. marcassite mineral)

fa

Mantenimnto,

m.

mainte-

Marcato, part, marked

Marcescibile,
a. corruptible

judged upon a full

trial

Mantenitre, m. a preserver

Mantenuto, part, f.iaintained Mantice, m. bellorvs Mantlciro, m. a bellorvsmender

Mantiglia,/, a rvoman's cleak
cloak, a mark: pretence, a rvoman's ck ik Mantdre, adv. cfteniinui Mantrugiare, to run'pU

Marchsa, and Marchesana, /. a marchioness Marchesato, m. a marquisate Marchse, m. marquis Mrchio, and Marco, m. mark, sign Mrcia, /. and Marciume,

m.

corruption,

pus,

thick

Manale, m, a Manto, m. a

tt/rvel

Marciapide,
footpath Marci<tre,
to

m.

causeway,
rot,

march,

putr^y

MAT
martirizzarsi,
one's self
to

torment

Slaritamnto, m. matrimony
Alarit^re, to

marry

Martirizzato, part, martyred Martirolgio, 7h. martyrology Blrtora, /. martin (an ani-

Maritato, part, married Marito, m. husband, spante Marittimo, adj. maritime Mariuoleria,/. a knavish trick Mariudlo, 7n. a knave, cheat

mal)
Mrtore, m. a martyr
IMartorllo,
(also)

Massia,/, housewife Massio, m. a steward Masseria, /. a farm-house, a quantity of goods Masserizia, /. furniture, sparingness Massiccio, adj. massy, strong

m. a poor felloni Martoriamnto, m. the rack

Martirre, and Blartorezzre, to rack, to torment Martorio, and Martdro, m.
Jlartorire,

Mssima,/, maxim, rule Massimamnte, adv. espedally Massimo, adj. supreme, verj,
great ^'lasso. m. a rock, a large stone Mastello, m. a bucket, pail Masticare, and Masticacchire, to deliberate upon, to chew masticar paternstri, to play the hypocrite Masticato, part, chewed Masticatura, /. and Mastica;

Marmdglia,/. the mob Marmo, m. marble Warmorria, /. sculpture.

Marmorrio, ?n. a stone-cutter Marraorto, m. incrustation

Mormorato,
JWarmdreo,

pieces of marble adj. marbled adj. like marble

like

Marmtta,/, and Marmotto, m. a marmotte Mardso, m. a rvave, billom a marsh, a boggy place;
;

Marzo, m. March Marzocco, m. a fool, a

painted lion

mnto, m. chewed meat Masticazine,/ mastication Mstice, m. mastic, (a gum)

cast, or

lip-glue

(also)

perturbation
f. pick-axe,

of the
;

Marzolino, and Marzudlo, adj. belonging to, or growmattock ing in the month of March ferro di due mirre, the anchor of a ship ; ferro di JMascagno, adj. cunning, quattro marre, the any,iMr of crafty a galley Mascalcia, a furrier's art MaiTaiudlo, in. a pionee-, a Mascalzne, m. a ruffian, a

Marra,

delver

soldier
i

Marrano,
Marretto,

Mastiettre, to thrust in a hook fora hinge MastK-ttatUra,/. the iron work of a door Mastietto, m. a hook for a hinge Mastino, m. a mastiff dog Mstio, m. the male Mastrevolmnte, adv. in a

.... I.

mattock a

Masclla, f.jatv, cheek Mascellare, m. side teeth

Marrimnto,
affliction

m
horehound (a

Mastro, m. master
of
Mastruscire,

adj. prin-

Mascheraio,

m.

setter

Manritta,/, the right hand Marrftto, adj. right-handed

Marrbbio,

to.

Mascherare, to mask Mschera, /. a mask cavarsi la maschera, to speak one's

;

m.

door-

sort of kerb)

mind

freely

mandar

in

Marrocchino, m. Morocco Marrne, m. a mattock, (also^ chestnuts ; far un marrne,

to blunder

maschera, to steal a thing Mascherata,/, a masquerade Mascherato, part, masked Mascherlzzo, m. a livid

Matassa,/, skein, heap, parcel Matassata, /. several skeins, (also) embarrassment Matemtica, /. mathematics.

Marronto, m. an orchard of
chestnut-trees

mark mathematieal Mascherne, m. a sculptured Materassaio, to. a mattressor painted head

Marrovscio, m. a back stroke Marte, m. 3Iars (a planet) Marted, m. Tuesday

Martellare, to tease, plague, to

hammer
beat,

Maschiamente, adv. manly Materasso, m. and Materassa, Maschizza, /. virility, man- , / qvilt, mattress Materia, and Matra, /.
Maschfle, adj. manly Mschio, m. the
-

or

.ibiect, cattse

male

Martellata, /. a blow rmth a

maschi
i\,ro.^i/

pensiri,

noble

hammer
Martllo, m. a hammer Martinello, m. a crane (an

thoughts Mascolinit,/, the being a male

Materiale, adj. material Materiali, m.pt. materials Materialit,/, the substance

qf

and

Mascolino, Materialmente, adv. material.

ly, coarsely

Matemale,
,

adj.

materiial,

a family, a

company
a
soldier.

motherly

Martirio,

and martyrdom

MartTro,

iire,

m.
la
;

Maternamente, adv. motherly

Maternit, /.
j

Martirizzamnto, m. mart\

Massa,/, heap;

massa del
far masia.

sangue, the blood

MAT
Matitatio, m. a fencU-case Matrcrio, m. a retort (a glass

ME

MED

Me, pron. Maturare, to ripen, tofinUh Meandro,. Maturato, part, ripened^ old Meato, m. a pore of the body [(AerA) Maturazine, Maturezza, and vessel) mechaMaturit,/, maturity, ripe- Meccanicamente, adv. m. molher-nwrt Matricle, nically ness, (also) rviidom, modera:^[atv;ce,/. momb, muld mechanical. adj. Meccnico, Matricida, m. nyirderer of a Ion I, maMaturo, adj. ripe: et mother, matricide mechanic tura, advanced age; umo Meccnico, m. a If atricfdio, m. matricide, murmaturo, a discreel man ; Meccanismo, m. mechanism der fa viother ^ly) mature Meccre, m. master (jc consiglio maturo, Matrfcola,/. matricular, book, proli, and prep, ivitn mc Meco, judgment money paid at setting up sepulchral Medglia,/, medal Mausolo, m. a Medagline, m. a medallion edifice, nmusoleum
.

Matricolare,

to

matriculate

Mazza,

/. la

Medaglista, m. medallist

Medmo,

a<y. {see

Medsimo)

man-tgna, to pout Matrigndre, and IMatrigneggire, to use roughly, like

Medesimamente, and Medissimo, adv.

likcrvise, also

a
Mazzafrsta,/. ballast

Medesimzza,

and

Medesi-

Medsimo,
uwcn.-

rait,/ idenlily, sameness same, self. adj.

j.rej).

Matrimnio, m. matrimony Matrfna,/. miditife

Matrisalvia, /. clary (a sort of

Mazzamarrne, m. a

Mediante,

hi one's help.

MaZzamuiro, m.

the

crumbs of

aiattaccindta,

/.

Mazzapicchiire, to strike with a millet Mazzapicchio, n. a mallet Mazjasette, m. a bravo Mazzata, /. a blow n-ith a

Mediatamnte, and Mediante, adv. mediately, by means

Mediate, adj. interposed,
Mediatre, m. mediator Mediazine,/, mediation
Sldica.
f.

(a.lsQ)

Mazzeranga,/, a rammer

lucern (herb)

Mattamente, adv. madly Mattiire, to mate (at chess) Matteggiare, to play the fool
Mattematica,/.
(

Mazzeranghe,

to

ram
stick

Medicbile, adj. curable

Mazzero, m. a knotty

see

Matem-

Mazztta,/, a mallet Mazztto, m. a small bundle Mazzicre, to beat, bang Mazziculare,

lare)

and MediMedicamnto,' :me, m. a medicament, a

Medicamentso,
adj.

Mazzire, m. a mace-bearer nkh) mazzo di Mattzza, and Matteria, /. Mazzo, m. a bundle : carte, a pack of cards mazzo foolishness i di fiori, a nosegay aliar morning Mattina, J', mazzi, to run away Mattinare, to sing under one's a ivoma Mazzocliiaia, /.
: ;

Medicante, m. a physician Medicare, to heal, cure Medicastro, Medicastrne, & Madicastronzlo, m. a me. dicaster, a quack
Meilicato, part, medicated Medicatre, m. a physician Medicazione,/, a remedy aiedichzza, /. a female phy-

rising

[the

morning

that 3resses hair, '

(also)

the
''

Mattinata, /. o serenade, in Mattfno, m. the morning Matto, in. mad, foolish with square Mattonare, t
files

whole
thing

hai

bundle of

a,

Medichvole, adj.

ceptihle

Mazzcchio, m. a kind ofeot

the sprouts of succory, (ali land, crorvd, tvftofhah

Mattonato, ptrl. paved; mattonato, a pavemeiU Mattne, m. brick, an arrant

fool

M"a22occhito,
cral'bed

adj.

knotty,

Medicina,/, physic, the nrtof physic Medicinale, adj. rn remedy Medicinalmente, adv. physi'
cally

MattorUre, m. a brick-maker Mattutinle, adj. matutinal Mattutino, m. morning-prayer, matins, (also) morning Mattutino, adj. of the inorn-

Mazzoino, m. a nose^^ay Mazzula,/, a small stick Mazzulo, m. a little bundle, or segay (also) a pick, a kind
;

Medico, m. a physician ad). nal; medico d' acqua a quack

:
|

Medio,', the middle finger

adj. of 'the middle Mediocre, adj. mc'- 'indi/ Mediocremente,

Me",

adv.

bettei ;

or middle
be-

Medio,

(in poetry):

p er me", adv.
middle,

through

the

ferenily

MEL
Jlediocrit,/. mediocrity Meditare, to meditate Meditatamente, adv. detignedly

MEN
Sfelmdso, adj. muddy Jlelo, m. an apple-tree Melocotgno, m. a ijuince-iree Melodia, and MeWde, /.

MEN
Jlenatura, /. a joint, motion,
agitation

Mncio,

adj. lhin,iender,{also'
f.

Meditativo,

adj.

given up to

melody Melodiosamente,
dinnshj

Mnda,
adv.
melonatty,

amendment,
forfeit
;

pt-

defect

Aleditato, part, meditated Meditazione, /. and Meditamnto, VI. meditation Mediterrneo, adj. Mediter-

Melodiso, and Melodico, adj.

Afelogranato, m. pomegranate AJekiggine,/. the crab-apple .Meluiiie, m. a hat blighting

Mendace, adj. lying Mendacemente, adv.

fully

deceit-

ranean

mare Mediterrneo,

the Mediterranean tea Mjjlio, adv. belter, betl, rather more: andar di bene in

mglio,
better best
;

Iv -row better and alia mglio, for the

Mendcio, m. a falsehood Mendre, to amend Mendicante, adj. begging un mendicante, m. a beggar ; frate mendicante, a begging
;

Membro, m.
Jligliorre,
.Af

limb,

member

friar i\f endicre,

to

beg

embruto, adj strong-limbe4

dirt

Mmma,/. mud,
indo,

^femorbile, adj memorable

and Memorvole,

Melaciolcito,

Melacftola,/. balm-gentle Jlelacotdgna,/. a quince aJj. iweetened

.i:t^re,.c<.
Memorativa,/,
faculty
tin

Mendicato, adj. begged Mendicatte, m. a beggar Mendioazine,/. a bagging Mendicit, Mendicitde, and Mendicagine, /. beggary Mendico, m. a beggar Jlendso, adj faulty

Menno,
part, mentioned adj. mindful, recol-

adj.

beardless, drftc-

Jlelagrana, and Melagranta,

.f.

Memorato,

Jlno,

pomegranate
i.

Mmore,
pomegranatelecting

meno, adj. less; il the least'; non posso far di

si

Slelagrno,

Memria,/, memory, remembrance: imparare a memria,

to

non

pu

far di

meno, one

learn by heart

Melansggine, and Melensggine,//;//,/

Melarncia, Melngola,/. and Melngolo, m. an orange

Welarncjo,

Menomanza,
Mna,
negotiation, /. cintdilion, quality
staie^

m.

an otange-

/. fault, nant, diminution, depression

Menomare, and Menomenre, Menomato,

less, least

eugarj
elta, /.
(also)

Menagerfa, /. a menagerie, (a yard! Menale, /. the cliord of an

the

part, lessened
adj.

Menomo, and Jlnimo,

Mnsa,

Aug,,

un apple-marmalade
Henare,

Melato, adj. honeyed, srveet as honey Mele, m. honey mle, /. pi.

;

/. a table ; apparecchiar la mnsa, io lay the cloth : mensa episcopale,

to

applet

Melea'grida, ]\Ielegride,/. the Guinea-hen ^Melensggine./, silliness, folly

Melenso, adj. silly, foolish Melto, m. an apple-orchard

Melichtoo,m

cider

Mlico, adj melodious MeUfero, adj. fruitfitl in honey Mliga,/ Turkey corn
Melfssa,/. balm-gentle Mellificare, to produce honey Mellifluo, adj. mellifluous, smeet, agreeable IVIeHiSne, m. a waler-melon, (also) a blockhead

to lead. In bring, to loosen, to produce, to beget : menar un pugno, to beat, to strike : menar buno, to ; menar per la lunga, to delay ; menar le mani, to beat, strike ; menar moglie, to marry ; menar via, to lake an-ay ; menar i girni, to spend one's days :

Mensle, adj. belonging

the

grant

Mensule, adj. monthly Menta./, mint

Stentale,
aiij-

belonging to tht
adv.
tvilJ

^Iemalmente,
Mentastro, m.

ttunlal-

menar menar

a capo, tn accomplish :n servggio, to en-

mint
:

understanding Mnte, /. impor mnte, to reflect parare a mnte, to get by uscir di mnte, / heart sapere a mnte forget
:

Melma

':

mud,

dirt

lo

know by

heart

tetrc

MER
dare
all'

MES
io

altrui

merc,

im-

Merlotto,

metter

la

mnte di fuor
io rave, be

del tondo,

half Mercech, adv. because

Mentecattiggine, /.

foolish-

Mercde,/, reward Mercenariamente, adv. mercenarily

in. a loggerhead m. meCwell, (a small cod) Mro, adj mere; acqua mera,

Merluzzo,

Mentecatti Wenticre, , Mentlcrvo, adj. inclined

Mercenario, adj. mercenary Merceria./, mercery

to

clear mater mero scicco, a downright fool Mesata,/, an entire month, a

:

month's pay

Mscere,

Mentire, to lie: mentire !e Mercoled, and Mercordl, m. sue parle, to ditsemble Wednesday mentire altrui, to give one
;

to mix, or pour Meschiamnto, m. and Meschinza, /. mixture, a

Meschina,/, a servant-maid

MercorEUa,/
Mentita,/, a lie Mentitamente, aJv. faltely Mentito, adj. false, lying Mentitre, m. a lidr

dog's caul

Meschinamente, ade. poorly

Meschinllo, and MeschinEtto, adj. poor, wretched Meschinit, and Meschinia,/. misery, poverty

Mercuriale, adj. mercurial

Mercrio, m. mercury, quick-

Mento, m. chrn Mentdsto, odu. much less Mentovare, and Menzionare, Merenddne, m. a blockhead play the Meretricre, to ^Mentovato, adj. mentioned Mntre, or Mentrech, adv. Meretrice,/, a strumpet tvhilst ; mntre ch'io vivo, Meretriciarante, adv. tvhoringly

Meschino, adj. miserable Mschio, adj. mixed Mescirba, r Mescitre, m a cup-bearer ^ Mescolamnto, m. and Mescolanza, /.
cellany,

mixture, missalad i/ small

herbs

Mentuto,

adj.

with

long Meretricio,

trenching, nhiiring (a barudy-house)

m.

Mescolare, to mix, blend, middle mescolar le carte, to

;

Menzionare, to mention Menzionilo, part, mentioned Menzine, /. mention Mea2ga3i,f.alie Menzognro, adj. lying, false

Mrgere, to plunge Mergo, m. a diver (bird) Meridiano, adj. and m. meri-

shuffle the cards

Mescolatamente, m. promiscuously Mescolato, part, mixed, blendMescolattra,/. an<{ Mescglio,

Meramente, adv. merely

MaraviMeravigliare, (see gliare, and its derivatives; Meraviglia,/ wonder Mei Mercanteggiare, to trade
Mercantfle,a4;- mercantile _ Mercanzia, and Mercatanzta,
/. goods-, merchaitdise

Mse, m. month
Mesenterio,
self
nt.

mesentery
service at

MGssa,/ a mass, a
table, (also)

a stock, a shoot,

Meitatinte, and Mercante, m. far merchant, tradesman : orcchie di mercante, to pre- Meritamente, adv. deservedly tend not to mind mercante Meritamente, m. a reward in di grsso, a wholesale Meritare, to deserve, to reward meritar d' uno, to do one Merratantne, m. an opulent of Si ,J>" deserved. merchant part. M^ritito, to cheapen, to Mercatore,
; t,

Meriggio, Merigge, m. anc Meriggia,/, mid-day, noon Meriggine, adv. at noon-

sprout

Messaggeria,/, an embassy Messaggiie, and Messaggiro, m. messenger 5lessggo, m. a messenger Messale, m. missal

Msse,/
ser
si,

harvest
sir,

Messre, m.

master ; met-

.e

yes, sir

Meritvole, adj. deserving

Jlercto,

m. market, a
treaty
;

gain
ties
;

buon

bar- Meritevolmente, adv. deservcommodiedly, duly, justly mercato. Mrito, m. desert, reward,
Jleritoriarante, toriously Meritrio, adj.

Messia, i. the Messiah IMessine,/ remittance Me.'.siticcio, M. a bud Msso, m. messenger, a terJeant, a course at tabU msso di Juno, the rain-

Mercatura, /.

the art oftrad-

adv.

Mrce,

/. commodity, goods, merchandise, recompense, reward, kindness, favour, pity, /.

meri- Msso, part, put, placed Messre, m. a reaper Mestare, to mix, stir Mestatio, m. a tool to

mix

Merci
tion,

help,

aid,

pity ; merc, merc, i thank you

Merlare, to build battlements JWerletto, MBrlo, and Mer- Mestica, /. a print, imprescompasluzzo, m. lace gran Merlo, m. a battlement, (also) MesticiCre, to plaster a cloth, to ana blackbird ;
17

MIL
Mestire, Mestiri, and Sestiro,
).

business,

aver rvant ; quattrini, to rvant fa mestire, it nust

trade, mestire di

money;

Mestizia, y. melancholy MEsto. adj. sad, pensive MFstola, /. a ladle, (also) a

trarrei

ter bottga, to set up in business : mtter indtgio, io delay ; mtter le mani mtter addosso, io seize; sotto sopra, io put topsyiurxy ; mttersi a correre, mttersi alla strada, ti

Mez
Mi, pron. me ; mi pidce, il phases me Miagolamnto, m. and Mia
;.

gelata,/, metuing Miagolare, to mem Mica, adv. not, not at

all

Mestolone, and Mestola, m. a fool, a lofrgerhead Mstruo, m. monthly courses Mstruo, adj. monthly Mestra,/. e mixture Meta,/, the half, moiety Mta,/, limit, boundary Metafisica,/, metaphysics
Metafisicale, and Metafisico, ad) metaphysical Jfetkfora,/. metaphor

out ; mttere a partfto, io propose ; mttere a petto, io compare; mtter cudre, io

ready,

(also)

io

set

credeste, / tvould not have you believe mica di pane crumb of bread Micnte, adj. shining, hrigld Miccia,/, match Miccio, m. and Miccia, /. an
;
!

zi,

io

forse,

propose ; doubt to

mtter in mttere Micidia

Micida, a^.

in

mtter ready ;

novlle, to rail at ; in punto, io gei mttere nella via,

Metafrico,

adj.
io

metaphori-

Micio, ?i. a cat Microscpio, m. microscope Midlla, /. marrow, pUh,

Metaforizzare,

speak meta-

phorically Wetllicc- and Metalltao, adj. metallic, metalline Metanira, m. lie rvho rvorks on

mttere in opera, io ac(also) complish, to make Midllo, m. marrow, subuse of; mtter in serbo, io stance, the best ; pervenire al midllo, io come to the put by Mettilro, m. a gilder Mezzaiuolo, m. a farmer Midollonccio, n. a block'

metal Metiillo, m. metal Metamorfosi, and MetamrMetatsj,/. metathesis t I\/etei5ra,/. a meteor Bleteorolgico, adj. lelongng

Mezzana, /.
a
square

the mizen-eails, brick, (also) a

head
Midoliso,
adj. full

of inar

Mile, and Mele, m. honey Mitere, io reap, mow, crop gather Mietitre, a reaper Mietitura,/, harvest, crop Mietuto, part, mowed, reaped

Metodico, adj methodical

Mtodo, m. method, rule Metricamente, adv. in verse

Mtrico, adj. metrical

Mezzano, adj. middle Mezzre, to grorv flaggy Mezzina, /. a pitcher Mzzo, m. the middle, half; nel mzzo del cammino, half-way ; in qusto mzzo,

Mfga, adv.

not at all

Migliccio, m. a millet pudMigliio, 'm. a thousand migliaia, by thousands Migliardia, shot, /. haUshot

Mto, m. metre, measure

in

the

mean

while

prodikre in mzzo, to al- Miglio, m. a mile, (also) ni7lege ; torre a mzzo, io mzzo Miglioramnto, m. amendtake in common ubriaco, half drunk. Mz:

Migliorre,
tion andarne di mzzo, to be a victim to ; produrre in mzzo, to allege; star di^mz;

io

mend,

grotv
tet-

Migliorato,' pari,

grown

cammino,

to set

out

mt-

Miglidre, adj. better, best

cure, io resolve; mttere in asstto, to prepare ; mttere in ab-

mttersi in

Mignatta,/'
Blignllo,

leech

busl

bandno,
ter
la

cloth ; io set io Jx the ajfection

;

forsake ; mtthe to lay mttere alla vla, sail; mtter amdre,

to

Mezzocrchio,
Mezzocolre,

m. m.

a a

semi- Mignolare,

a miser Mignolo, m. the little finger to bloom as ti.

olive-tree

tvola,

weak IMigndne, m. darling

Migrare,
to migrate pi. of Mille, thousands Milensggine, / foolishness Milenso, adj. silly, foolish Mill

mt-

Mezzod, Mezzodfe, and Mez- Mila,

liso)

tere a fil di spada, to put to the sri'ord mttere a sacco, to pillage ; mtter

the

paura,

to

frighten

mt-

BliUt;

MIR
chisa mllitnte. the church Minimnto, m. diminution mililanf Minimire, to diminish Wilitire, to militate Mfnimo, adj. least Militare, adj. military ; drdir Minio, m. vermilion, painlmilitare, knighthood Milit^tore. m. a warrior Mflite, m. Wrf.Vr, a knight

MIS
Mfrto, m. myrtle-tree Mislta,/. pickled pork Misaltare, to pickle pork

Misntropo,
fori

a man-hater
ni.

Misawenirauto,

mis-

MiUzia,

/. milttia, the art

of

mar

Afillantre,

miUzie, troopt tn amplify

mil-

lantJlrsi, to boast

Minktro, m. a minister Minoranza,/, minority Minorare, to lessen

IMinoratfvo, adj. diminutive

Misca,/. old stuffs, trifles Miscellneo, adj. miscelta-

Millantatre, m. a vaunter Millanterfa, /. and Milldnto, m. boasting, bragging, otten-

MUIe,
Dille

Minre, adj- less, least; m. a minor (of writing) Minorit,/ minority %nd adj. dj. thi thousand; Minugie, adj. of a low dea lie, by thou-

Mfschia, /.

riot,

fray,

dis-

tanas
lord
it

star in sul mill', to

Mischinza, Misr.hita, /. and Mischiamnto, m. mixture, medley Mischiare, to mix, blend.

mischiarsi, to intermeddle adv. rimfusedly Mischijfto.m. and Mischiatlira, /. a mixture, medley Mischiato, adj. tnixed

Millsimo,
years,
the

m.

date

Millefoglie, m. herb) Milza,/, the spleen

intestine thousand of coins. Minufre, to diminish Minscolo, adj. least minute milfoil (an Minuta,

Mischiatamntc,

fa

Minutamente, adv. minutely,

carefully

Mfmico,

^-Mi
adj.

adj.

mimic
-mffo bushel.

Minutzza, and Minuteria,

trifle,

/.

smallness

Mischio, m. mixture Misconoscente, wlj. ingrate Misconscere, and Miscognscere,

to despise,

Minuto, m.

Minaccvole, and Miiiaccidso,

menacing Minccia, and Minacciatra,

/. threat to threaten Jlinacciato, part menaced

Minacciare,

Minaccio, 111. threat Minacciso, adj.

particular ; MiscontSnto, adj. dissatisfied vndere a minuto, to sell by retail; popolo minuto, the Uliscredente, ailj miscreant common people Miscrednza,/, incredulity Mimifia,/. a small thing Miscrdere, to misbelieve Minu^dme, m. a great many Muscuglio, m. a mixture, bUs adulteration
to

precisely, very thin, exact,

minute small

adv.
adj.

not to

full

of AlinuZzre,
Bliniizzolo,

consider,

to

Miserbile, and adj miserable

Miservole,

Minare, to mine Minatre, m. a miner

Minatrio, auj. threatening Minchionare, to jest.

Minchionatre, m. a railer
Minchionatiira,
/.

bantei;

Minchioner,/. folly,foppTy,
Joke, jest, error, fault Minchine, tn. a blockhead Minerale, adj. mineral Minerale, m. minerals Minestra,/ pottage, soup Minestrare, to serve up soup
'ingherlfno, adj. thin, lean
si.

to

paint

JMinira,/. mineral, a

mine

Minerale,

qua

adj. mineral ; acmineriSIe, mineral

Minuzzilo, par<. minced Aliserabilita,/. calamity Miserabilmente, and m. a morsel MiseMio, pron, my, mitie ramnfe, adv. poorly, tniserMira, / airn, intent ; pigliar ably di mira alcuno, to prosecut'e iserccio, adj. poor wretch Miseramente, adv. miserably Miserando, adj. wretched Mirbile, adj. admirable Mirabilmente, adv. tvondtr- Miserazi(Sne,/ compassion Miserano, adj. wretched fully Mistfria, /. wretchedness, avaMiracolo, m. miracle, Miracolne, m. a gr Misericordia,/, mercy digy Miracolso, adj. miraculous Misericordiosamente, adv. Mirglio, m. a looking-glass mercifully Misericordiso, and MiseriMirando, adj. wonderful cordvole, a4j. merciful Mirare, to behold, to aim at JIfsero, ailj. Mirato, part, beheld, viewed sad, wretched, Miratore, m. a spectator Blisert,/. stinginess, misery, Mirifico, adj. wonderful poverty Miro, adj. surprising (in Misfre, to do wrong, to conpoetry) Mfrra, /. myrrh Mirteo, and Mirtino, adj. of Misftto, n. misdeed Misfatlre, m. a malefactor myrtle, or made of myrtle Misleale, ad), dislayc Mirtto, m. a myrtle-grove Mislealt, /. disloyalty Mirtillo, m. a myrtle-berry

ir

Missionrio,

j>i.

MC
or lamp a bougie, (also; the tip of the nose Mijda,/. mode, fashion Mddano, rn. a mould, model
;

MolestTole, and Molestrile,

MisteritSso, and Mistico, adj. mt/slical, oliscnre

Jlisticamnte, adv. mystically Jlistichit,/. mystery

ivrlellare, to frame

5f olsto, adj. troubUsome Molla,/, a jp-iH^

mistione,/
Misi
iirt.

'

tgled

Modllo, m a model, rtile Moderare, to moderate Moderatamente, adv. mode-

Mollame, m. sofifesh
JI oliare,
soft,
i

to loosen,

unbend

Molle, adj. net, weak, f-eble.

'Molle', /. pi.

Moderdto, adj. moderate Jloderr.tre, m. a moderator Jlodorai-ine, f. and Mode-

fire

5f olleggiare, to spring ^follemente, adv. tveakly,

baffle.

Fuor

di

excessively;

ZModrno, adj. modern, recent ^\oC-<.\.\a,f: modesty Jloddsto. adj. modest Modificare, to modify, limit Modificato, adj. limited, moderated
IMot!
I
I

Mollette,/.

slowly, effemiudtely ;;/ pincers

Mollezza,/ sojiness, delicacy Mollica./, cnnnb

Molliccio, ry soff,tvet Bfollilicamento, m. a viollifyto mollify, soften IMolIificatfvo, adj. softening Mollificato, pari, mollified Mollificazidne, /. mollijica

3MS1

adv.

MoUificare,

Hely

Misuratzza,/, moderation Misurilo, part, measured Misuratre, m. a land-surveyor Misurazine, /. (see Misura-

modo,

tu

tion

find the way; oltre mdo,

mnto)
Misurvole, adj. measurable Misusre, to abuse Misso, m. abuse Mite, adj. gentle, mild Mitemente, adv. mildly Miterlno, adj. roguish

Mitigamnto, m. mitigation Mitigare, to pacify Mitigativo, adj. lenitive Mitigato, pari, allayed, eased Mitigazine,/, mitigation Mitologia,/, mythology Mitologo, m. a mythologist Mftra, Mitria, and Jlftera, /.
J\Iitri4re, and Miterare, to make a bishop Mitrato, adj. mitred Mitridate, a mithridale Mobilare, to furnish Mobile, m. movements, moveables : adj. light, moveable Mobilit, /. mobility, incon-

Mitrare,

Moccca, m. and
head;

f. (also) idleness
to

a blockor foolin the

Moccicare,

be full

MOR
Monacare,
to
tliul
i

MOR
Ammonidame,
.

a Monizione,
I

/.

(ste

la, /.

mistress,

Moralizzate, to moralixe Moralizzato, part, moralized Moralmente, adv. morally Morato, adj black, or blackish

Morbtto,

m.

an

indisposi-

Monachismo, m. a monkish Mnaco, n. a monk, drone Monarca, m. a monarch Monarchia,/, monarchy

life

Monocrdo,

Sf

MouacSrdo,

monociord (an instrument)

Monrchico, adj. monarchical Moniro, m. a miller Monastro, and Monastrio,

Monodia./, monody Slonoplio, m. monopoly MonopoUsta, ni. a monopo- Morbidzza,

Monosfllaba, /. and Monosflmonosyllable
labo, n. a Monotonia, m. tnonotony Monotono, adj. of one and the

/. softness, tonness, delicateness

wan-

Morbido, adj

Mne
Mondamente, adv. cleanly Mondamnto, m. a cleaning Mondana,/, a common rvoman Mondanamente, adv. worldly Mondano, adj. morldly un mondano, in. a tvorldling
;

?.ronsignre,

m.

my

lord

soft, voluptuous smooth, delicate Morbisciato, adj. sickly, tick Mrbo, ni. the plague, corUagion Morbogllico, /. tlie French

Jlonstruoso, adj monstrous Mnta,/, the coupling the male

witli the female

Montagna,/, mountain Mordacemente, adv. satiriMontagnso, adj. mountainous cally, sharply Montambnco, t. a quack- Mordacit, /. sharpness, morIMontamnto, m. a mo,unting Montanaro, m. a mountaineer Montanllo, m. a linnet (a
bird)

Mondare,

pare, cleanse fiondato, part, cleansed

to peel,
S( Mondazine,/. a paring, cleansing

Mord'nte,

m. a whiting (a

Mondatura,

Mondzza,/, neatness Mondezzio, m. a dunghill

Mondiale,
adj.

Montanino,
la the adj.

(^

Montansco,
rustic;
(also)

rvorldly;

boorish,
adj.
to

Mordnte, adj. shar.p, tart Mordere, to bite, to censure ; tene faro mrdere le braccia, / will make you repent

macchina

mondiale,

Mondificamnto, m. a

cleans-

Montano, Montare,
cover

mountainous
;

Mordicamnto,
to

and

Mordi-

mount

(also)

(as animals do) ; to increase ; montare in cllera, to grorv angry Montata, /. ascent, progrest

grorv

Mondiglia, /. chaff, paring Mondizia,/. clea.Uiness Aldndo, ad), clean, neat, pared Mndo, m. the world; universe mankind dar al mondo, to be brought
: ;

Montato, part, mounted Montatio, n, a mounting

Montatre, m. a
heap, lump.
tn a great
stallion

Morditura,/. a bile Morlla, /. morel, or garden

nightsliade

A monti, adv. Morsca,/, a Moorish dance number Morsco, adj. Moorish Monelleria,/, knavery Monticllo, m. a hillock, hill Mortto, adj. tawny Monellsco, adj. knavish Montone, n. a ram, arits, (a Morfa, /. tlte morpherv, (a MonfiHo, knave cheat celestial sign) leprosy) a loggerMonta,/, ynoney, coin batter head, a dunce Mrfa, /. the mouth (jocosely) monta, to coin Montuosit,/, an eminence Morflre, to devour Monetaggio, m. a coining of Montuoso, adj. mountainous Moria,/ jtlague, contagion money Monumnto, 7nonument Moribndo, adj. dying; esser Monetare, to coin falseggiar Monzicchio, m. a heap, a moribndo, to be at the point la monta, to coin false money Mora, /. mulberry, (a fruit) MorlGcia,/. ruins Monetato, part, coined mora prgnola, a black- Morice, and Morici, / pi. th* Monetire, m. a coiner berry (also) a heap ({/"
bed
; , ; ;

Mongana,

adj.

vitlla

monMoraggine, /. {see Morosit, and Indugio) IVIoraiulo,/. a mulberry Morale, adj. moral Morale,/, morality, morals Moralista, m. a moralist
Moralit,/, morality

gna, o milk-calf Monile, m. a necklace Monimnto, m, admonition Moniplio, m. monopoly Monistrq, and Monistro, m. a monastery, a convent iioxuas, m. a monitory

MOR
vdglia, to long for ; morir di checchessia, io be passionately fond of any thing

Morvigline, and Morbigline,

Mormoracchiare, to speak ill Mormoramnto, m. a murmur

^Mormorante, adj. murmuring Mormorare, to murmur, mutter,

m. the measles Blsca, /. a fiy ; non si pu avere il mele-eenza mosche, there no rose without is thorns; piijliar le mosche
per aria,
^o be easily

Motteggiare, to jeer, latigh Motteggiato, part, jeered Blotteggiatre, to. a banterer

rv/sper,

buzz,

(also)

slander

Mormoratre, m- a detractor
Jf ormorazidne, /. detraction

and Motteg. Moscido, m. musk ; giso, adj. facetious, merry cdda, a nutmeg Moscio, TO. a large number of Mottggio, TO. a jest, joke.
flies together

angry a Jester nocemos- Motteggivole,

Mormoraggire,
ing, detraction

to rvarble

Mdro,

?.

a Moor,
pi. (see

(also)

mulherry-tree

Moride,/

Morice)

Blordso, adj. slotv, tardy Morsa, /. toothing: a corner stone, or brick left for more building ; a vice. Can iron press)
Rlorselletta,

m. a

pill

Morsllo, TO. a bit, a mouthful Morsicare, and Morsecchikre,

to bite

Morsicatura, and Morsecchiatura,/, a bite

Mrso, m. a bite; dar di mrso, to bite the bit for a horse a mouthful, a morsel Morsura, /. a biting Mortadlla, /. Bologna sou: ;

Moscaiula,/, a safe Moscardino, and Moscardo, to. a sparrow-haivk, a tassel Jioscatello, m. mttscadel wine Moscato, m. dapple-grey Moschea,/, a mosque Jloschettre, to wound with a musket Moschettata,/, musket-shot Moschetter, /. a volley of musket-shot ^Moschettire, to. a musketeer Moschetto, m.,a musket Mscio, adj. flabby, sqft Moscine, to. a gnat, (a little fly I a great drinker Moscne, m. a hornet Mssa, /. the J^rst motion mossa d' armi, a march mosse, /. pi. the startingplace dar le mosse, io give
; ; ;

Motttto, TO. a jeer, joke Mtto, TO. motto, or device; a word, a jest; gittre un mtto, io mention ; non ne fc te mtto, say nothing of it ; far motto ad alcuno, te salute one; mtto di rimando, a witty answer Movnte, adj. moving Movere, to move, stir 31ovibile, and Movvole, adj. moveable Movimnto, m. MovJtiva, and Mozine,/, motion ; fare una cosa di suo proprio movimnto, to do a thing of one't

Movitivo,

adj.

affecting: "

origin, cause
7.i. a mover Mozzamnto, m. mutilatiottt

Movitre,

Mortilo, m. a mortar ; pestar r acqua nel mortio, to laIMortile, adj. mortal

Blortalit./ mortality Mortalmente, adv. rtiortally Mrte,/, death. morte, adv. mortally Mortlla,/. m.viWe Morticelo, adj. half dead : color mortfccio, pale colour Jlorttfero, adj. mortal

Mortificamnto, m.
tificazidne)

(tee

Mor-

Mortificare, to mortify ; to check ; mortificar le passini.

Mortificativo, aij. mortifying Mortificato, adj. mortified Mortificazine,/, abstinence

Mortine, and Mortina, /. Mortlla)

(s

maiming, a cutting off the signal Msso, part, moved Mozzare, to cut off Mozzato, part cut off Mostcchio, TO. whiskers Mostacciaccio, m. a frightful Mozztta,/ the episcopal drett Mozzicne, to. a stump face Mostaccita, /. and Mostac- Mzzo^ adj. cut (ff Mzzo, TO. bit, fragment; cine, TO. a box on the ear mzzo di stalla, a stable-boy; Mostccio, TO. face mzzo di nave, a ship-boy; Mostarda,/, mustard mzzo della ruta, the nave Msto, TO. must, new mine or stock of a wheel mz2o Mostra, /. a show, an appeardi cmera, a drudge ance muster, review ; far la mostra, to pass muster ; a Mozzorcchi, m. pettifogger Mcchero, m. an infusion oj mark, fign, token roses and violets Mostramnto, to. a show, Mucchierllo, MucchiEtto, m. showing, demonstration a small heap Mostrare, <o show, demonstrate, Mcchio, TO. heap, mass, pile discover; to feign (a Mucellaggine, mucilage Mostrato, part, snowed iW estrazine,/, a show \s extra Mos wnsler Mucellagginos part, showed Mostruosamente, ado. mon- Miicia, and Muscfa, /. a putt.
; ;

strously

Mrto, m. and Morta,

;

/.

Mostruosit,

monstrousness

Mostruso,

adj.

monstrous

Mrto, adj. dead pale acqua mrta, standing water Mortrio, and Mortro, m.
funeral

Mota,/, mire, mud Jlotivare, to mention, propose Motivato, part, mentioned Motivo, t. motive, cause ; adj.
fit to

le,/ Mucillaggins

cilage

Muono,TO. Mucina,/,^
'

kilt*

Morridamnto, m. damnto)

[see

Morbi-

move
TO.

Moto,

motion, impulse 179

Mucosit,/, sliminest AIucso; adj. mucous, tlin>f

MUL
MuJa,/. a mew, or mewing

MUS
turn
;

NAC

Muda, /. a change, muda, by turns

Jf udre, to mew Jlufta,/. mouldinees Muffare, to grow musty Muffato, and Muffo, adj. musty, motUdx, Mufftto, nt. a beau, spark Muflone, m. a species of deer ^ witli ram's horns
3U ugeltggine, /
{see

a [thers) 'to catt fea-

Mucel-

Mugghiamnto, m. a beUowing Mugghiare, to bellow, ov roar ^Mugghio, m. beUowing. roaring (of the lion) groaning noise
;

(also)

Mggine, m. a
fish

species

of tea-

without scales Jiuggfre, to bellow, roar Muggfto, m. bellowing

Musicale, adj. musical Musicalmente, adv. muiicallg IVrmmia,/. mummy Musicare, to play upon music, Municipale, adj. municipal, to sing belonging to the freedom qf Msico, adj. musical the city Msico, m. a musician Municipio, m. a free town Muso, muzzle, snout, face, Munificna,/. liberality phiz {jocosely), mouth, griMunifico, adj. splendid, liberal mace; torcere il muso, to Munimnto,'m. {see Monimenmake faces Munfre, to store [to) Muso, adj. pensive, musing and Munstrio, 711. Munistro, .^fusolira,/, a muxzle monastery, convent Musne, m. a dallier, delayer, Munitdiio, m. a monitory (also) a box on the ear, a Munizine, /. fortification; surly fellow muniti(5ne di gurra, am- Musrno, m. a dallier, a dunce munition, (also) amtnunition Mussolina, /. Mussolo, and Mussoltno, m. tnuslin Munifionire, m. the person Mustacchi, i. pi. whiskers mho is charged with the dis- MustSlla,/. a weasel f Latin) tribution of ammunition and Mustio, m. moss, musk
provisions to
tlie

Muttiplicit,/. muttirlicily Multitudine,/. multitude

soldiers

Mula,

Miino, m. reward, recompence Mugherino, m. Jessamine Mughetto, m. a lily of the valley Miinto, part, milked Munuscolo, nt. a small gift MugnSja,/. a miller's wife Muvere, to move, stir, alter, Mugnio, ni. a miller take off; muvere a piet Mugnere, to mUk to touch one's heart ritor Mugolamnto, and Mugolio, nai al luogo onde mi mossi; m. lamentation Z went back to the place fr'orr, Mugolare, and Mugiolare, fo whence I came questa strada [talion groan, lament muove da qui fin alla borsa, MugoUo, m. groaning, lamenthis Street raaches as far Mula,/. a mule a slipper an the bank obstinate woman Muraglia, / a wall Mulcchia,/, ajatkdaw Mulacchiia, f. a prating, Muramnto, m. Trailing Giurare, to wall about murare (also) a flight of daws una porta, una finstra, Mulggine, /. obstinacy, pershut up a door, ov window Murata,/, citadel, keep Mulattire, m. a muleteer Murato, part, walled Mulazzo, m. a mulatto Mulnda,/. the miller's fee for Muratre, m. a mason Murna,/, a lamprey grinding Muriccia,/, a heap of stones Mulibre, adj. womanish Mulinare, to resolve in one's Jluricciudlo, m. a little wall [mind Muro, m. a wall muro d'tma Muliner, m. a miller Mulinllo, m. a hand-mill Mulino, m. a mill: Urar r Jlusa,/. muse, a pipe, aflagelet acqua ai suo muUno, to bring Muriccia./, a hcup of stones
; ;

muta

hounds

/. change, alteration ; di cani, a pack oj muta di cavalli, e :

"""
VdJ:' by turns'" Mutbile, and Mutvole, ad;.

MutabUit,/. mutability Mutabilmente, adv. cha'iigeably

arutnde,/.
pi. trnirsers

Mutare,
course
;

lo

chaoge

mutar
put on

mutarsi,

to

one's shirt, or clothes Mutato, part, changed

Mutazine,/ and Mutamnto,

Mutilare, to mutilate Mutilazione, /. and Mutilamnto, m. mutilation

Muto, m.

diul

Mutolo, adj.

grist to the mill

Mlj), tn. a mule MiKa.f. a fine, or penalty idle discourse Multildquio,

Multilustre, tj. eld

Multiplicamnto, m.

[cation multiplidi-

Multiplicre, to multiply MuUiplicatamnte, adv.

Musardo, a. idler, gazer Musare, to gaze, stand idle Muscato,/. a nuimeg Bluseata, part, musked rii muscato, muskadine wine Mschio, ^ Musco, m musk Muschidso, adj. mossy Muscolare, adj. muscular
;

-vrABISSARE,

to

bluster,

Jlultivlicto, part, multiplied Multiplicatore, nt. a multipli-

Multiplicazine, /. multipliMultfplice, adj. various, differetU

MuscoUeggiKre, to articulate Mscolo, I. muscle Muscolso, adj. musculout Muso, m. a museum Museruola,/, muzzerolt Mrtsica,/. music

Nabfsso, m. hell, (also) a mischievous boy Ncchera, /. a kettle-drum, a child's rattle, snappers, any
stnalt an'"uil, (also) moilier
<lf pearl

Nacoheriiio, m. a kettle drum-

turnip,
nativity
;

log-

Nafta,/, naphtha Niace, /. a ivater-nymph

il

Santo Natile,
Nausea,/. / Nauseante, au

Christmas
Natalizio, adj. natal, of one's
birth

Nino, m. a

dicarf, a
tastel,

shrimp

Nappa,/ a

a puff

NappSllo, m. acoiiite (a plant) Nappo, m. a cup, or bowl NarcJso, and Narcisso, m.

NarcUco,

daffodil (a plant) adj. sleep

i.

Natre, to swim (Latin word) Natatria,/, a pool, or pond Ntica,/, buttock Nativo, adj. native Nativit, /. nativity la nativit del Signore, Christ;

Nutico, adj. nautical

Kaumo,m.

the nautilus

procuring

Nardo,

gplkenard Nari, Nre, and Narici,

the nostrils

/. pi.

Nazrda,/. a canoe Nazionale, adj. national Nto, pa)i. born Nazine,^; nation, people, exNatrice,/ a water-snake Natta, /. a trick, a bunch
(a
soft

tumour

in

the
I

Narfce,/ a nostril NarrKnte, adj. relating Narrare, to relate

NariatiTO, adj. narrative Narrato, part, related Nanatdre, m. a relator Narrazione, Narragine,

mouth) Natura, /.

n l'amo,

neither

nature. Di sua natura, adv. naturally Naturacela,/, ill-nature Naturale, adj. natural, easy,
free,

unaffected

bas3

tard
/.

Naturalzza, /. nature, way.

Naturalista,

lose one's

aud Narramnto, m.
tal

reci-

m.

naturalist

Nasale, aefj. nasal (throtigh the Naturalit,/, naturality Naturalizzato, part, natural-

Nehbionccio, and Nebbine, tu. a very thick mist, or fog Nebbiso, adj. misty, cloudy Nebula,/, a fog, miv
cessarily

Nascnte, adj. growing, rising Nascnza, /. nativity, birth,

(also) sn-elling, tumour Niscere, to be born, to spring,

natural,

appen
rth.

beginning. Nascita,

/
to hide, conceal,

Nascndere,
disguise

Naturato, adj. natural, innate Navale, m. a dock-yard Navale, adj. naval, navy Navata, f.'a ship's freight Ndve,/ a ship, boat; la nave d'una chiesa, the nave, or body of a church Navetta,/, a small ship Naufragare, to suffer ship-

tated

Necessitso, adj. necessitous Nefandzza, Nefandfgia, and

Nefandit,/. wickedness J^efando, attd Nefario, adj.

Negbile, adj. deniable Negamnto, m. negation

Nascondvole,

adj.

hidden,

y .ascosamente,
tamente,
hiddenly

and Nascossecretly,
adj.

adv.

Naufragito, and Nufrago, adj. shipwrecked Naufragio, m. a shipwreck Naufragdso, adj. tempestuous, dangerous Navicare, (see Navigare, and
all its derivatives)

Negare, to deny Negativa, /. negation, a de-

Negativamnte,
tively

adv.

7iega-

Nascdso, and Nascosto,

Naviclla,/, a boat, a barge

Navicellata,/. a boatful Navigbile, adj. navigable

hidden, concealed. Di nascsto, adv. ptivntely Naso, m. nose ; rimaner con iin palmo di naso, to be put

Negativo, adj. negative Negazidi.e,/ negation

Negghienza,/. laziness Neghittosamente, adv. negligently

Navigante,

ni.

sailor,

mari-

Neghituso, adj lazy,

idle

Nastraio, m. a ribbon-maker Nastro, m. ribbon Nasturcio, and Nastrzio, m.

Navigare, to sail Navigato, part, sailed Navigatre, m. a sailor Navigazine, /. navigation Naviglio, Navllio, Navlle, and Navlgio, i. a fleet, a
*

-tegtecied, part. Negletto, despised, disrega aed Ncgligentare, and Negligere,

to neglect

Neglignte,

adj,

negligent.

'^

Negligentemente,
IBI

and

Neg-

NER
lettamente, adv.
ly

NID
negligent-

NOC
nest,
'

number of armed men ; s Nfdio, and Nido, m. a Bere di buon nrro, to be roost, habitation
ervosit, /. strength, vigour Nervso, and Nervto, adj.

Neglignza, and Neglezine,

/. neglect

Negoziante, m.

dealer,

mer-

Negoare,

chatU, negociator to trade, negociate, transact Negoziato, jiart. negocialed Negoziato, m. a treaty Negoziatre, m. negociator.

Nescinza,/, ignorance Nscio, and Nesciente, adj. ignorant Nespola, /. a medlar ; nspolo, m. a medlar-tree Nessuno, adj. nobody ; nesaiula, groi
/.

Nidre, m. the unpleasant smell of the snuff of a candle, or of a rotten e/;f Niegre, and Negare, to deny Nigo, m. a denial, refusal Ninte, and Nente, m. nothing, not at all
;

non ho

dormito
passata,

niente

X did

la notte not sleep at alt

Negoziazine,/, negociation Negtizk), m. trade Negozidso, adj. careful Negreggire, to be blackish Negltto, adj. blackith Negrzza, /. and Negrdre, m.
blackness, sruarthiness

Ninte
nurseryalt

affatto, adv. nothing at

Nestare, to graft Nesto, m. a graff, cion

Ngro, adj. black Negromante, m. magician

Negroioantico,
adj.
f.

Nettamente, adv. neatly, mannerly, honestly Nettapanni, m. a scourer

Nettare, to clean, scour, make a sudden flight Nettare, m. nectar Nettatlvo, adj. cleansing Nettato, part, cleaned
to

Nientedimdnco, Nientedimno, and Nientemeno, adv. nevertheless, and yet, notwithstanding, however Nfffo, m. snout, bill; levar U
nlffo, to pout,fron)n Nighittso, adj. idle, lazy Nirabso, adj. stormy Nimicare, to hate, persecute nimicarsi, to quarrel Nimichvole, adj. inimical Nimiclzia,/. enmity

necro-

Nsgromanzfa,

a conjura-

Nmbo, m. a sudden storm

Nembso,
ly
adj. stormy NeniichTole, adj. unfriend-

Nemico, m. an enemy Nemico, adj. adverse,

cross

Nettatura,/, and Nettamnto, m. a cleaning, a cleansing Nettzza, /. cleanliness, neatclean, adj. neat; Netto, coscinza ntta, a clear conscience : portar via di ntto, to carry off at once ; farla ntto, to do it cleverly : ho guadagnato dieci doppie al netto, I have cleared ten pounds. Giuocar ntto, to proceed cautiously

Nimico, m. an enemy Nimico, adj. adverse Nimist,/, hatred

Ninfa,/, a nymph, fairy Ninfa,/, a water- rose

Nemist, /. enmity No, m. a mole, a patch Neofito, m. a convert

Nepitella,
/.
the

Ninfmo, m.
Ninnare, rock

hell to lull to

steep,

to [niece

herb

cat-

N pi
Kepdte,

meno, adv. neither

less

Nipte, m. and f. nephew, Niquit,/. iniquity, cruelty Niquitso, adj. furious Niscndere, (see Nascndere,
\nd its derivatives isno. ad}, nobody

and

f.

nephem.

Nepotismo, m. nepotism, the influence of nephews over

popes

Nitidzza,/, brightness Nftido, adj. bright, shining Nitre, m. cleanliness, or

brightness
Nitrire, to neigh Nitrito, adj. neighing Nitro, m. nitre, saltpetre Nitrso, adj nitrous

Neputa,/. mint fan herb)

Nequitso, adj. nicked, vicious Nequizia, and Nequit, /.
nrickedness

Nerbo, m. (nerve) a nerve, a

Nerboruto, and Nerbuto, adj.
nervous, stout

Neutrale,

and Neutro,

adj.

Neutralit, /.

neutrality, in-

Nino, pron. nobody No, adv. no dico di no, I say

;

Nerbdso, Nrreo, and Nerbordso, adj. nervous Neieggiamnto, m. blackening Nereggiante, adj. blackish Nereggiare, to grow, or incline
black Nertto, Nericcio, and ricante, adj blackish Nerzza,/, swarthiness
to

Nobile, adj. noble Nobilita,/ nobility

Nobilitare,
to to

nobilitarsi,

make noble ; make one'

nob'ly

self illustrious Nobilitato, part, ennobled

Ne-

Nro, m. black, wicked Narro, m. nerve,

;

Nicchiare, to lameni Nicchio, m. a cnckle-jish Nidice, m. a fool, a dunee Nidiata, and NidiSa, /.
nestful Nidificare, to build breed, to tit

Nobilmente, adv
Nobilt,

and Nobilitide, f.

nobility, nobleness

inetv,

Ncca,/, knuckle, joint Nocchire, and Nocchiro,

[cchio,

m.

vigtur, strength un buon nervo di gente annata.

nest,

m. a knob, or

knot.

NOM
Nocchior<5so, Nocchioso, Noechiordto, Nocchienlto, Noechierdso, and Norchioliito, adj. stony, knotty, knobby, (speaking offruit)
ture

NOT
NomenclatiSra, /.
nomtncla-

Ndmina,/. nomination Nominanza,/, name, fame Nominare, to nanie, call

(also) to present to

NoccioUno, m. a small fruitNocciolo, and Noccioltto, m. a fruit-stone ; non valere

a living

Notarla, and Noterla, fession of a notary Notio, m, a notary

Not.-Uo,
i^ait.

f.

pro.

signed,

marked

Nominativo, m. the nomina-

una mano

di ndccioli,
;

good for nothing

sono

Nominto, pari, natned,

ed,

call-

anime in un

Nominatre, m. a patron Nominazidne, /. nomination, Kocciudla,/. nut, filbert Nocciudlo, m. a nut-tree presentation Ndce, /. a walnut-tree, .. Nomisma, m. a mtdal nut ; noce del odilo, the neck-bone; noce del piede, Ndn, /. a 'none, one of thi the anele-bone una noce non canonical hours suona in sacco, one cannot Nonagento, adj. fo accomplish rvhat many can and ten years old Nocella,/, a filbert, hazel nut Noncorrispondnza, /. disNoceraoscdda, /. nutmeg proportion Nocnte, and Nocvole, adj. - oncurnte, adi. supine
;

ncciolo, they are like hand and glove

famous

Notvole, adj. notable

Notevolmente, adv. notably Notificare, to notify Notificato, jurt. notified Notificazine, /. and Notifimento, m. notification i.^L.zia,/. knowledge, notice Noto, part, known, noted Noto, m. the south wind

Notomla,/ anatomy
Notomista, m. anatomist Notomizzare, to anatomize Notomizzto, part. anato-

hurtful

Kor.curn-z^,f..care}ulne,s

Nocentno, m. a foundling Ndcere, to hurt Nocvole, and Nocivo, adj.

hurtful

Nondimno, and Nondimnco,

Notoriamente, adv. notoriousNotorieta,/. notor

adv.

nevertheless,

al-

though

Nocevolmnte,

adv.

inis-

Nondormire, m. want c^ sleep None,/. Roman nones Notdso, part, stainetl, spotted Nonescerclzio, m. want of '^'"'are, to grow dark
ion

Nocimnto, and Nocumnto, m- nuisance, hurt, damage Nocivamente, adv. perniciously

meno, adv. not

less,

net

ta,/. a whole night Notte, f. night

only

Nottetmpo,
fOttola,

and Nottetm-

Noderdso, Noddso,

and No-

derito, adj. knotty, knobby Nddo, m. knot, knuckle. Joint; nodo corsdio, a running knot, a noose Nodosit, knottiness Noddso, adj. knotty Nodrlce./. a nurje

Nnna, grandmother. /. Nonno, m. grandfather Nonnanndme, adj. anonyNonnatuile, adj. unnatural Nonnulla,/, nothing

pore, adv. in the night-time a bat, a wooden

latch

Nottolta,/ a whole night Nottolo, m. a hat Nottoldne, one who is active

in the night

Ndno,

Non

adj. ninth dstante, conj.

notwith-

Notturno, adj. nightly

standing
'on per ci, and Non per ci di meno, (see Nondl-

Novamente, adv. ntwly

Novanta, adj. ninety Novantsimo, adj. ninetieth

Nodrimnto, m. food
Nodrire, to nourish Nodrlto, part, nourished, kept.

Nodritura, /. education, nou-

mnc) on so che, / know not what un non so c^, a

:

something Noi, pron. we, us Ndrma, / a rule, model Ndia, /. vexation, sorrorv ; .7/ Norte, m. the north words venire a ndia> to dis- Nosco, adv. (in poetry) with
;

Novellare,
prattle
itself
;

to relate tales, to novellarsi, to renent

please

Noiare, to weary, to tie Noito, part, tired, wearied Noivole, and Noidso, adj.
tedious, tiresome

Nostrale, adj. qf our tonn, cr

Noiosamente, adv. tediously

Ndstro, pron. our, our own Ndta, /. a note of injiimy ; mark, sign Notbile, adj. notable, remarkable, eminent Notabilmente adv. notably Notaio, m. a notary

Novellata,/, a tale, story Novellatdre, m. a relater Novellista, m. a news-monger Novellizia,/ the first fruits cf
the
1

Nomenclat<$re, m. Tiomenelator

Notamente, m. swimming Notindo, adj. remarkablt

laa.

NUM
Noverca, /. a mother-in-laiv Nvero, nu a number
Novsirao, <y. ninth Novilnio, m. new moon NoTissinao, adj. very new Novit, /. novelty ; che novit son queste ? w!tat is all

Numerazine,/, numeration Numrico, adj. numerical Nmero, m. number, a quantity

Numerosamente,
Numerso,

adv.

nu-

thUt
Novizia,/, a novice Noviziato, m. probation-time;
(also) a place where novices are kept Novizio, m. a netv monk Novizio, adj. unexperienced.

merously Numerosit,/, abundance adj. numerous

senger, ambassador Nunciare, and Nunzire, amiounce, tell

to

Obbedientemnte,

diente, adj. obedient adv. diently

ole

nskilful evizine,

idea, notion

Obbedienza,/ submission Obbedire, and Obedlre,

Obbedito, part, obeyed Obbietire, and Obiettare,

lo

Nozine,/, notion, idea Nzze, /. pi. marriage

Nozzersi-o, adj. nuptial Nube,/, a cloud (in poetry)

ti

Nubile, adj. marriageable Nubilit,/. cloudiness Nubilo, and Nubildso, adj.

cloudy, glMmy, dark Nuca,/, nape of the neck

Nunzito, part, announced Nnzio, m. the pope's ambassador (also) a messenger

;

Obbitto, and Obietto, m. an object, motile Obbitto, part, opposed Obbiezione,/, objecli.m Obblatre, m. an qjferer

Obblazine,/. offering

Nudamente, adv. nakedly

Nudare,
to strip

Obbliamnto, m. and Obblinza, /. forgetful ness,

ob-

naked

to de-

prive, to baffle

Nudato,

adj. naked, deprived

Nuotatre, a sraimmer Nuva,/ news, notice

Nudit,/, nakedness Nudo, adj. naked, uncovered, un paese nudo d'acqua, a country without water

Nuovamente, adv. newly Nuovo, adj. new, inexperienced ; mostrarsi nuvo, dissemble: io son nuvo, want experience Nutrlbile, adj. nourishing
t(.

Obblire, to forget Obblito, part, forgotten Obbligante, adj obliging Obbligare, to oblige, to

gag:

obbligarsi,

to

enbe

Nudrimnto,

m.

nourish-

Nudrtre, lo nourish, feed Nudrito, Tiart. nourished Nudritre, m. a tutor Nudritra,/. nourishment Nugazine, /. a trifle Nugola, /. (s e Nvola, and

Nuf-

---

Obbligato, part obliged, bound Obbligatorio, adj. binding Obbligazione, /. and OCUsa-

Nutricare, and Nutr/re, nourish; nutricarsi, to feed

mnto, m. obligation, the engagement; fare un obbli-

gazione, to give bond Nutricato, part, nourished O'bbligo, >n. obligaticn, duty Nutrice, /. a nurse its derivatives) Obbllo, m. oblivion Nutrimnto, /i. Nutritura, Ohbliso, adj. forgetful Nugolosit,/. cloudiness Nutrizine, and Nutrica- Obbliquamnte, Nugolso, adj. cloudy indiadv. Nulla, nothing zine, /. nourishment, nurrectly, obliquely non ne so nulla, / know nothing qf Obbliquita,/ crookedness Nutritlvo, it ; vuoi tu nulla ? do you Nutriraentso, Obbllquo, adj. oblii^ue, crookNutrichvole, and NutriTvant any thing? per nulla mentle, adj. nutritile altra ragine, for no other Nutrito, part, nourished, fed, NuUadimno, adv. however brought up oblii'ii Nullit,/, nothingness NuvoUto, m. a great many Obbrbrio, m. infamy, disNullo, adj. null, void Niime, and Numine, m. Nvolo, m. and Nvola, /. Obbrobriosamnte, adv. incloud; nvolo di pcchie, a Deity famously swarm of bees nvola di Obbrobriso, adj. opprobrious, Numerbile, adj. numerable buriana, /() Numerale, adj. numeral ignominious Nuvolosit,/, cloudiness Numerare, to' number, count Obbumbrare, to overshadow Numerrio, adj. numerary (of Nuvolso, adj. cloudy Obbumbrazine, f. an overNuziale, adj. nuptial only) shadowing Nuzialmente, adv. wedding' Obedire, (see Obbedire, and like vestito nuzialmente, in a wedding-dress Obelisco, m. an obeliik 184
; ;

ODI

Obiso, adj. stupicions Oblato, m. /ay /War Oblatre, m. a bidder at

Oblatratre, m. a slanderer Obliire, {see ObbUre, and
derivatives) ObliteriSre, to erase Oblungo, adj. oblong

Occhi Sto, adj. full of

eyes, or

O'dio,

Occidentale, adj. westerly Occidnte, west Occftlere, {see Uccidere, and

m. and Odiosit, /. ha tred, odium, aversion Odiosamente, adv. odiously

Odiso, adj. hateful, odious Odorbile, adj. tweet scent

its derivatives)

Occip<2io, m. the nape qf the

Occoltre

Oboe,

to conceal (in poe-

hautboy

Obolo, m. a small coin Obtrettaiirfne./. detraction Obtndeie, to blunt O'ca,/. a goose ; a simpleton

Occrrere,

to

Occare, to harrow, to grub Occasionale, adj. occasional Occasionare, to occasion OccasioniJto, part, caused Occasione, /. occasion, pre(occidnte) the nest, fine, end, death Occhiaccio, m. o large eye "'" fare occhiacci, <o look

to come to pass : to to present one's self, to

happen, occur ; meet want.

:

Odre,
hint,

m. a smell, odour, knowledge dar di se

;

Occaso,

m,

buon odre, to have a good. character ; avere odre d' una cosa, to have a hint of a thing
-

Occhidioj I. eye Occhialio, m,

Oc.o mento, a meeting, uering Occrso, m. a meeting, want Occrso, part, happened the hollow of the Occultamente, adv. secretly Occultamnto, m. and Occul-

Odor
rs_.

Odorne, m.
Offndente, adj ojjindiiig Offndere, to offend Offendvoie, adj. offensive Offendlcolo, m. an obstacle

spectacle-

'.,

f.

a hiding, conceal-

Offendimnto, m. an offence
Occhiie, m. spectacles, tei scopes dente occhiie, an ey tooth ; occhiali di conser
;

Occultre, to conceal Occultato, part, concealed Occultiza, /. secrecy, a hidOcciSlto, adj. occult, secret

OfTenditre, m. an offuder OffensfTO, adj. offensive Ofiensre, m. an offender

Offerire,

preservers

Occhiata,

a look; glnnc

and OH'rere,

io offer,

Occupare,
parsi,

'to possess occuto apply one's self; occupare una casa, to occupy
;

Ottlrut/.

dare a offrta, qfning

offer, proffer ; to make

an-

an

Occhiato, adj. full of eyes Occupato, part, usurped Occhiazzrro, adj. blue-eyed Occupatre, m. an usurper Occhieggiare, and Occhiare, Occupazine, /. and Occupato ogle, to liiok to

Otfrto, part, offered Offertorio, ni. offertory Offesa,/, offence, injury Offso, adj. offended
Officiale, OT.

Occhiellatura,/. Imiton-holes Occhiello, m. a buHon-nok

an

officer

Occhio,

ni.

bud
in

(also)

Oceano, ni. ocean, sea an eye, sight, a O'ch, coHJ. or else an oval chiefly Oculare, adj. ocular (of
cchio

Offfcio,

Offirfna,/ a shop m. an office

the
j j

Officiosamente, adv. offcious-

eyes) ; testir. jnio oculare, ; I.V my dear, my precious sOfficiosit, urbanity, kindness ser 1' cchio d' alcuno, to 'Ocularmente, adv. with one's Officiso, adj. obliging be one's favourite ; V cchio Offuscamnto, ni. and Offusrve must Oculatamente, adv. cautiouscazine,/. a darkening pUase our eyes: far d'dcchio, Offuscare, to offuscate, darken to wink guardar sott' 6c- Oculatfia, /. circumspecchi, to ogie andar a chiusi dcchi, to nalk n-Uhoulfiar OcuWto, adj. ocular in su gli cchi, or negli Oculista, m. an oculist <5cchi, before one's face O'da, and O'de,/. an ode piagnere a cald' dcchi, to Odiare, to hate, detest _..aso, adj. officious tveep bitterly; gettar l'occhi, (idiilo, part, hated, detested Oftalmia,/, ophlhalmtf to cast an eye upon : guai- Odierno, adj. daily, hodierOftlmico, a. ophthalmic d^re con mal cchio, t look Oggetto, m. an object 185
;

churches

mio,

Tuoi la parte sua,

:

OND
O'ggi, adv. ic-day ; oggi a otto, tliit day se'ennight; star d'oggi in dimani, to wait for

OltraggiaUJre, m.

an abusive

protection

umbrage, iutp>

O^icU, and Oggigiorno, adv.

norc-a-days
O'glio,

Ombrare, to start as a horse Ombrcolo, and Ombraculo, m. a shady place, or proteoOltraggiosamente,

Oltraggidso,
adj.

adv.

out-

m.

oil

OgnaccSrdo, m. a psaltery

outrageous.

O gni, every, each, all

Ognid, adv. every day
Ognissanti, m. All-saintt day (a colour) adj. foreign che, adv. rvhen, Oltramirbile, adj. most nonTvhenever Ogu<5ra,Ogn5tta, and Ognitta, Jerful adv. always '.Itramagnnimo, adj. most Ogniino, pron. every body Oi, or Ohi, interi, alas ! ah I Oltramisurito, adj. im-

Ombratile, adj. shady, feigned Ombrato, part, shaded

Ognivdlta

O'mbre, m. ombre (a game at

Ombreggiamnto, m. Ombratura, and Ombragine, /.

Ombreggiare,
<

Oih,ihterjJierf,eonU! Oim, and Ohim, interj.

alas ! oh ! Ois, interj, alas ! poor he, or

to shade ombreggiato, part, sttaded

Oltramo'do, adv. extraordinarily

Ombrlla,/. uviireHa
Ombrellio, m. an umbrella-

Oit, inter},

no
m,

to thee

'

Ol, interj. oh ! ah ! Oleceo, adj. oily

Oledstro,
tvild
olive-

Oltramondno, adj. celestial Oltramontano, adj. beyond the mountains, northern Oltramnti, adi;, beyond the
Oltranza, /.
i

Ombrello, m. an umbrella Ombrifero, adj. shady Ombrosit, /. shade, dark-

outrage.

Ombrdso, and Ombrifero,

adj.

Olnte, adj. odoriferou* Oleso, adj. oily, greasy Olezzare, to smell Olindolo, n. an oilman
Oliato, part, oiled Olibano, m. incense Oligarchia, /. oligarchy

shady, dusk Ornella,/, a homily Oma-o, m. shoulder, back Omsso, part, omitted Omi?ttere, to omii, leave out

Olimpiade,/ olympiad
Olimpico, adj. Olympic Olimpionico, m. a conqueror in the Olympic games Olio, m. oil; tener 1" dio, to
Olidso, adj. oily
Olire, to scent, smell Oliva,/, ulive, olive-tree Olivastro, adj. sniarthy Oli veto, m. a grove of olivet OUvo, m. an olive-tree Olla,/ a pot Olmto, m. a grove of elm

prep, besides, beyond, venir oltre, to very far come nearer ; andar oltre, to go fart her Oltrech, and Oltredich, conj. moreover, besides that Oltremare, adv. beyond the
O'ltre,
;

Omti a Utile Omicciudlo, m. a silly man Omicida, m. a murderer, an

7.

Omicidile, and Oraicidirio,

adj.

murderer

Oltremirbile, adj. most ad-

Omicidio, m. manxlavghter Omissine, and Oraraissine, / omission Oramesso, {see Omsso) Ommtttere, (see Omttere) Omognio, adj. of tlie same

Oltremddo,
adv. very

and

Oltramddo,
beyond the

much
adv.

Oltrementi,

Omologare, to approve of Omologazine, / approbation (law term) Omlogo, adj. agreeing Omnimo, adj. homonyynous Omordso, adj. full qf huO'nagro, m. and O'nagra, /. a

Olgrafo,

adj. testamnto olografo, a mill all written tvith the tettalor't orvn

Oltrentimero, adv. ably Oltrepassare, to surpass Omccio, m. a silly man

Oncnso, m. frankincense
O'ncia,/. an ounce, an inch

Omggio, m. homage,
O'ltra, prep, (see Oltre) Oltracci, adv. moreover Oltrach, conj. besides that

respect

Ornai, adv. norv, at present Omb, adv. noni, nell

Ombelico,
belico di

m.

Oltraggiamnto, m. and 01traggerla,/. an outrage Oltraggiare, abuse, to

af-

navel venere,

omnavel-

O'mbra,
ghost,
le

patronage
vostre

/. shadon, shade, protection ; spirit : all" ombra del;

ali,

Onclno, m. a nook O'nda, / wave, surge, billow; onde, fin poetry) the main. A onde, adv. floating ; andar a onde, to stag ger
-

under

your

OPE
Cnde,
adv. rvhenct^; therefore : ondecti, adv. from whatever

OPR
Operbile, adj. feasible Operggio, vi. a work, deed Operagidne, /. operation Operio, ni. a workman Operare, to work, operate.
la-

Oprare, to work Opulente, adj. opulent

Ondeggiamnto, m. jloaling

Opulnza,/ riches, wealth Opscolo, m. a tract, or small

Cra,
in

Ondeggiante, adv. tvaving Ondeggiare, io rise in rvaves, to disturb, perjilex ondeggio Operativo, adj. operative,
:

thousand thoughts

rush on

Ondso, adj.

wavy, full

of
Operso,
adj.

an hour, time: ts buon' ora, you. Ora, adv. non ' uno, ora 1' altro, sometimes one, sometimes another; d- ora in ora, from ti,ne to time ; di buon' ora, early,
betimes ; in poco d' ora, in a short time. Tu sei venuto nella tua mal' ora, you are

Ondiinque, adj erery tvhere Onerrio, ndj.'tutdre onerrio, a guardiaii in trust Onerso, adj. heavy

Oplfice,

and

Opfice,

m. o

Opimo,
(also)

adj. rick, magnificent

to

Opinare,
Onestare, to embellish, cloak,

think.

to vote,

Ito fancy, or give one's

come you

in

an unlucky

tinte

Jbr

Orcolo, m- an oracle O'rafo, m. a goldsmith

Onestdto, adj. honest Onesteggire, to act honestly Onsto, m. decency Onsto, adv. honestly Onsto, adj. honest ; modest O'nice,/. an onyx

Opinine,/, opinion Oppiare, to give the opiate Oppiato, m. the opiate^ Oppilre, to obstruct, Hop
Oppilato, part, stopped Oppilatfvo, adj. oppilative.

Oragno, m. hurricane Oramai, adv. now

Orare, to pi ay, adore, to
Ordta,
/.

make
or

the

gold-fish,

Onnipotnte,

Onninamnte, adv. and

entirely

Oratre, m. an orator, oratorio a private chapel

;

Onnipos;

Oratoriamente, adv. eloquentnt.

snte, adj. almighty

1'

On- ppio,

opiate,
;

(also)

the

ly

nipotnte, Cod Almighty

poplar-tree

Onnipotenza, /. Omnipotence, Almightiness Onniscinza,/, omniscience Onorbile, Onorvole, and Onorando, adj. honourable, deserving honour Onorante, arfj. honouring Onoranza, /. honour Onorare, to honour, to respect Onorrio, m. fee, reward Onoratamftite, adv. honourably

Opprre, to oppose be against

opporsi, to

Oratorio, m. an oratory, a chapel Oratorio, adj. oratory, <if an

Opportunamente, adv. opporOrazine, /. prayer, an oratunely, conveniently Opportunit, /. opportunity, Orbacca,/, a berry necessity, need Orbare, to blind, to deprive Opportuno, adj. seasonable Oppositamnte, adv. opposite- Orbato, adj. blind, deprived Orbe, ni. orb, sphere Jy. Or bene, and Orbe, adv. well,
well now Orbzza,/. a depriving Orbicolre, adj. orbicular Orbfculo, m. a pulley rbita,/, an orbit, or the rut of

Onorato, adj. honoured, loyal.

oppsto, he told n

the

Oppositre, m. an opposer Opposizine, /. and Opponimnto, m. opposition Oppsto, m. the contrary Opposto, adj. opposed, conOnorificre, (see Onorare) trary Onorifico, adj. honoured Oppressare, to oppress O'nta, /. scorn, disgrace Oppressine, and Oppressiira, onta tua, in spite of your oppression Oppresso, part, oppressed Ontano, ni. an elder-tree Oppressre, and Oppressatdre, Ontre, to dishonour Ontosamente, adv. shamefully
.

a wheel
Orbita,/, blindness Orbo, adj. blind, or deprived Orca, /. an ork, or whirlpool (a sea fish) Orchestra, /. orchestra, a gallery, or place for musicians to play in
orcio, m. a pitcher. jug,jar Orciolio, m. a potter Orcipdggia,/. larboard-sheet

Oppugnare, to oppose, confute Opaco, adj. opaque, dark Oppugnato, part, opposed Opera, /. work, labour, ac- Oppugnazldne,/. opposition tion, deed ; an opera, (a Opra, /. (in poetry) work,
Playj
deed

Ontso, adj. shameful Onusto, adj. laden, loaded Opacit,/, opacity, darkness

Orciudlo, m. a Jug, a pitcher Oreo, m. a hobgoblin (a spirit) ,

Pluto, hell

Ordigno, and Ordegno, m. a engine, tool, machine Ordinale, adj. ordinary, usu-

187

ORI
OreJEainnto,

ORR
fresh

m.

Ornine, m. 0)-ion (a eonttcUsonlle,

adj.

Orfanz2a,
law, order Ordinare, to order, rai
vose; (also) lo oro confer holy ordert) Ordinariamente, ade. generally Ordinrio, adj.
irdinr

hanism
..Jian)

a,id Orfanlt, /. (the stale of an

horizon

Orizzontalmente,
ntatly

adv.

hori

Orfano, and Orfanello, m. an orphan

Organale, adj. organical Orgnico, adj. organic Organista, m. an organist Organizzare, and Organare,

horizon Orizznte, Orlare, to hem hemmed, part, Orlato,

set

mged
to

latra,/. Orllccio,

hemming
the kissing-crust,

at the usual

Ordinrio,

Organizzato, adj. organized ;e organizzata, a melodi-

(also) a

brim,

hem
m. a
little

rlicciuzzo,

(also) an organiOrdinatamente, adv. oiderty, Organizzazione, /.

the pott (a courier/

foot-

dislinclly

Ordinativo, adj. ordinal Ordinato, pari, ordered Ordinatre, m. a disposer,

step

Orgogliosamente, adv- haugh

Ordinazine,
order, decree

/.

Orgoginho,
religiotis
i

ad],

proud,

loj

Ormkia, adi, now (in poetry) {see Oramai, and Omi) Ormare, to trace Ormeggiarsi, to moor across Ornamentale, adj. omamen
tal

rdine, m. order, dispositio

files;

(also)
all'

Oricalco,

brass,
bottle

yelloTV

Ornamnto,
dress

m.

omamtnt,
tlegani

'der

ordine, ready : sOricnno, ser bene in ordine, to be nei I dressed: mal in ordine, ill dressed. In rdine, adv. rvith
;

for

to adorn Ornatamente, adv.

Ornare,

Ordfre, to warp, to plot Ordito, pari, rveaved, projectOricrinito, adj. that has golden ed, contrived hair Ordito, m. a neaver's warp Orientile, adj. oriental, eastOrditio, m. a loom a rveaver Orditre, t. orient, east Orditura, /. a rvarping, or Orinte,

^. .vith) Orichlcco, and Orrichlo, m. a

.

Ornatura,/, an adorning m. the wild ash : ci che luce O'ro, i. gold

:

non
.,

sempre oro,
;

ali is

not

gold that glitters

to
li
;

Orecchiare, Orecchtno,

Orificeria,/. (see Oreficeria) Orifcio, and Orifizio, m. oriJiee, entry, brim

solid gold potable gold

potibile.

pendant Orcchia, /. and Orcchio, I an ear parlar all' orcchio, to whisper dar orcchio, to hea'ken; sMr colle orcchie levate, to hearken orcchie far attentively di mercante, to give n( tar; tirar gli orcchi, t< reprimand; cantar a orc chio, to sing by ear Tenlr< alle orcchie, to have no; ; : ;

OrJgamo, Origano, m. origan,

wild marjoram Originale, >. the original Originale, and Originrio, adj.

Orobdnche, m. strangle meed Orbo, m. a kind of tares Orolgio, m. clock, or watch Orscopo, m. horoscope
Orpellare,
to conceal, cloaks dissemble, to adorn with <n-

Originalmente, adv. original'y.

Originre, to beginning, to ortgii and Originazine, Orf<'ine, Originamnto, m. origin Origlire, n. a pilloiu

give,

take.

, Orpellato, part, covered, dtt

'

Orpello, m. tinsel

Orpemnto,, m.

Orrendamente,
'y

Orina,/ urOrinale,
ni
.

urinai, ehamier-

Orri?ndo, adj. horrible

OrreUzio,

adj.

obrepliflan-

orecchioni, swelling about the ear Orecchiuto, adj large eared Orfice, m. a goldsmith a goldsmUh'. Oreficeria,
^

Orinare, to

Oren

'old-plate

Oriolio, atid Orluolio, m. a clock, or watch-maker Oriolo, and Oriulo, m. clock, or watch; oriulo plvere, an hour-glass

Orrezine, /. term)

obreption

Orribile, adj. horrible

Orribilmente, adv. horribly Orridzza, OrribiUt, and Orridit,/, horror

O'rrido,
adj.

and Orzzo, m,
I

horrid,

hide-

gentle gale

OST
Orrdre, m. horror O'rsa,/. a ahe-bear Orsla, /. complaint),
gib-

OTT
Ostidrio, m. a daor-kteper Ostico, adj. morose, surly Ostire, and Ostiro, 7n. lodging, or an inn, (also) a
Ostile, adj hostile Ostilit,/, hostililij

Orsino, aJJ. of a bear O'rso, m. a bear, (also) a shovel pigliar I' orso, to get
:

pRio, m. cm hospital fo monks ; a dwelling-place Ossalida,/. sorrel (an herb) Ossame, ni. a heap of bones Ossatura, /. disposition of the
0ss5o, adj. bony Ossequiare, to be obsei]uiotis Ossquio, obsequiousness

OrsiSio, >n. the silk that ttands

Ostilmente, adv. inimically

Ostinarsi, to be stubborn Ostinato, adj. obstinate

Ossequiso,

and

Ossequnte,

Ors,

terj.

come

away

Ostinazine,/, ubstiiuicy
Osservbile, adj. observable
strica,/, tn/sler

Ortaggio, m. greens, herbs Ortfca,/. a nettle OiticheggiUre,

to

sting

mith

O'rto, m. a kitchen-garden : birth, nativity; (also) east (in poetry) Ortodossia,/, orthodoxy (a true
belief)

Osservamuto,' m. and OsserTagine,/. observation Osservante, adj. respect- Ostruire, to obstruct Ostruttivo, adj. obsiruclf"l Osservanza, observance, /. remark Ostruzine, /. obstruction, Osservare, to hinderance observe, reOtiica, /. treacle (a sort of Osservatlvo, adj. remarkable

Ortodfisso, adj. orthodox

OrtogratYa,

/.

orthography,

Ortogrfico, adj. orthographi-

Osservato, part. obsered Osservatre, m. observer Osservatdrio, m. an observatory Osservazii !,/. observatot

Otta, /.

an hour, or
otta,

time.

adv.

every

Otta
irJ)

per vicnda, adv. from

ad], adj.

Ossuto,

and

Ossso,

adj.

Or

via

interj

(see

Ors)
Ostacolo, m. obstacle Ostggio, m. hostage adj. opposing. Non ostante, conj. notwithstand-

^ttagsimo,
eth

the

eighti-

Orra,/. gold piate

Ottagonale,

octangu-

Ozaiudlo,
Orzare,
to

1.

a sty fa sore in Ostante,

ing

the eye-lid)

Oftalmia,/ blear-eycdness
Oftlmica, adj. bleureyeJ Ottangolare, and Ottangulre, ad) octangular Ottangolo.m. octagon Ottanta, adj eighty Ottantsimo, adj. the eighiiOttans'/lle,

bring the ship to

Orzata,/, a barley decoction Orzo, m. barley Osare, to dare' OsbGrgo, m. a cuirass

Ostare, to oppose Osttore, m- who opposes O'ste, m. an inn-keeper, guest

Oscenamente, adv. obscenely

Oscenit,/, obscenity

m. tigkhj-seven

Osceno, adj. obscene, jlilhy Oscuramente, adv. darkly Oscuramnto, m. a darkenOscurare,

to darken, to cloud, (also) to blemish

Ottrda,/. a buitard (a bird of

pr-cy)

Osteggiare, to encamp.

Ottative (in g,

Ottava,
i

/.

0/

eight days ; eight ve.

Oscurato, part, darkened OstelUre, and OstTllo, Oscurit, inn, abode, or lodging Oscurazine, and Oscurzza, /. darkness, ob- Ostlo, m. stalk, blade, stem, o scurity, ignorance shank of a plant Oscuro, adj. obscure, dark Ostensibile, adj. demonstra
;

pasqua, first Hunday after Eaite r Otlavo, m. the eighth part

Ottemperare,
death

Ottavo, adj. the eighrh to obey

(Latin

Ostentare, to boast

Oscuro, adv. darkly Ospitale, and Ospit^ile, adj.

hospitable Ospitile, m. hospital Ospitalit,/, hospitality Ospitalmente, adv. hospitably O'spite, m. guest, stranger, hu.it, inn-keeper, landlord Ospizjare, [see Alloggi,ire)

darkOttenre, to obtain, get

Ostssa,/ hoitess Ostetnce,/. a midwife

stia,
/.

Ottenimnto,
"

m.

acquiii-

wafer, the

the conseerated (also) a host,

Ottenuto, part, obtained

i,f. optics }, adj. optic, optical

PAG
Ottimamente, adv.
iodi
perfeclly

PAL
Pagbile, adj. payable

Paceficre, (see Pacificare, atid

its

derivatives)

Ottimate, m. the chief man in astate

ttimo, ad), perfectly good Ctto, adj. eigU Ottbre, m. October Ottomano, adj. OUoman
Ottonaio,

Paciare, to pacify Paciro, m. a peace-maker Pacinza,/ patience Pacificbile, adj. placable adv. peatePacificamente,

Psgamnio, m. payment Paganamente, adv. paganPagansimo, m. paganism Pagnico, and Pagano, adj. pagan, heathenish
Paganizzare,
to

live

like

m.

braner.

Pacificamnto, m. act ofpaciPacificare,

pagan
Pagano, m. a pagan Pagare, to pay; pagarsi di
ragini,
to

Ottne, m. brass Ottuagenrio, and Otlogenlio, adj. eighty years old Otturare, to stop Ottusit, atid Ottuszza, /.
Ottso,
Ovile,'

pacify

be

reasonable.

Pacificato, part, pacified Pacificatre, m. a pacijicafio,

to

lie

revenged
to

pagr

bluntncss, stupidity arf;. obtuse, blunt

Paclfioo, adj. pacific Padella,/, a /rj/ing-.pan; (also) the Tvhirlbone of the knee;
(alsol
tri-

di contanti,

pay ready

and Ovato,
/.

adj. oval

a bed-pan

Pagato, part, payed Pagatre, m. pay-tnaster

Ovazine,

oration

(a

Padellalo,

umph at Rome) Cve, adv. where

vided that
;

ve

(also) pro; siete ? mhere

O'vra J", work

Ovile, ni. sheepfold; (also) dwelling-place (in poetry)

Ovveramnte,

conj. or, else

Ovviare, to obviate Ovviaiine./. a hinderance O'vvio, adj. comynon, tri-

Ovunque, adv. wherever Ozio, m. and Oziosggine, /.

Odiosamente, adv. idly Oziosit,/, idleness Oziso, adj. idle, lazy Ozzimtoi adj. full <if sweet
basil

and Padellare, m. Pagatorello, m. a bad paya maker or seller offryingPggio, m. a page, servant Pgina,/, a page of a leaf Padellita,/. a panful Pglia, Padigline, m. a pavilion straw, chaff; col tempo e colla pglia si maPadre, m. father; pidri, anturn le nespole, time brings cestors, fathers; (of the church, of a state, Sfc.) about every thing fuco Padreggiare, to be like one's di pglia, a blaze ; uomo father di pglia, a mean, pitiful Padrna,/, a mistress Padronggio, and Padrona- Pagliccio, and Paglierfccio, to, m. protection, patronm. a small straw, a straro age bed Padronanza,/, superiority Pagliio, m. a rick of straw, a Padronta, m. patronage. rick of reaped corn Pagliolia,/. dewlap (of an ox. Padrne, m. master, lord padrne Pagline, m. chopped straw patron ; protector di casa, a landlord ; padrne Pagliso, adj. full of straw : di cuse, a lawyer; padrne vicious, defiled di vascllo, captain of a Pagliula,/. spangle ship; ella padrne, do as Pagliulo, m. chaff, small

you please
basil

Oizimo, m. sneet

Padroneggiare,
to

to

command, Pagliuzza,/ a
de-

patronize,

protect, (see

bit of stram Pagnotta,/, a small loaf Pago, adj. contented (in

Padronerla, /.
ato)

Padron-

poetry)

Pago,

?.

payment

Padron5ssa, /. a mistress Padle, m. a marsh, a bog Padulso, adj. marshy Paesano, adj. of the same pAC. country P Paese, m. country, land, region tutto '1 mondo paese, <^h Pacchetto, m. a packet one may live any where Paachiare, to eat greedily; to scoprir paese, to view, obeat together (vulgar) Pacchine, m. a glutton Pae^Ctto, m. a landscape Pacciume, and Pacci&ne, m. Paesista, m. a landscape painter Paffuto, adj. plump, fat dust.f.lth Pace,/, peace con buna pace, Paga,/ pay, salary ; egli una with leave porre in pace, to cattiva paga, he is a bad paypatify, calm master 190

Pagonz-Zo, and Paonazzo, adj. purple Pagne, m. a peacock Pagoneggirsi, to admire one's

Pio, m. a pair pio di carte, a pack of cards

;

Vaiolata, f. a kef tlefIII

Paiulo, TO. a kettle, pot Pala, /. shovel, spade;

ladles

mm

ih

wheel Paladino, m. a hero, paladin Palafitta,/, a fence of pales Palafittare, to drive in pila
Palafittata,/, apili-nork

'

PAL
^alafrenire, m.
stable

PAL
the

PAN
Palpare, and Palpeggiare, feel, touch, flatter, coax Palpatre, m. a flatterer
ta

groom of

Palafrno, m. palfrey, a state

Palgio, m. palace Palamita,/, a pilchard (a kind of tunny) Palanca, /. board, lath, pali-

Palizzata, /. and Palizzto, palisade Palla, /. a ball, bowl, bullet ; aver la palla in mano, to have in one's fojver; prender 1 palla al balzo, to seize a. opportunity la palla balz in sul tuo tetto,/or<Kne smile
;

Fa.\pbTa.f. the eye-lids Palpeggiare, to handle, feelPalpeggiatina, /. a gentle

boarded Palancato, m. a fence Palndra, a bomb ship Palandrno, m. and Palandrana,/, a great coat

PaUrs,
ful

to pale,

fence, to prop
;

Palpitamnto, m. a panting Palpitante, adj. panting Pallaccorda,/. a tennis-court Palpitare, to pant, throb Palpitazine,^', palpitation Palldio, adj. of Pallas Pallafrenire, m. a groom of Paltonto, adj. beggarly the stable Paltne, m. a vagabond Pallio, m. a marker fat tennis, Paltoneggire, to beg about Paltonerfa, /. beggary, dissoS,-c.) Palleggiare, to play at tenPalifnte, ad), pale (in poetry) Pallerlno, m. a player at ten-

Palata, /. .palisade

a shovel-

Palatinate, m. palatinate Palatino, adj. palatine

Paltonire, m. a wandering beggar, a debauched felloiv Paludle, and Paludano, adj.

PaUto, m.'
taste

the

palate,

(also)

Palliamnto, m. palliation
Palliare, to palliate
;

marshy, boggy PaluQamnto, m. a paludament, a cjat of armour among

the

Palato, part, paled, propped Palazzo, m. a palace Palchetto, m. a scaffold; un teatro, palchtti d'

palliare

Romans

una malattfa,
Palliatfvo,
liativo,

to

patch up a

V2i\.e,famarsh,bog
Paludso, and Palustre, a<y marshy, fenny, moorish
Palvesta. /. a pavoisade, a target-fence Palvse, TO. a shield, a defensive
Palustre, adj. fenny, boggy /. a burning of
sels

adj.

rimdio palpalliative
re-

Palchistulo,

I.

penthouse.

medy
Palliato, part, palliated Pallidzza, Pallidit, and Pallre, m. paleness Pallidfccioi adj. palish Pllido, adj. pale, wan Pallidre, m. paleness

Palco, ?n. a floor, stage, scaffold ; (also) the horns of a

Palo, m. a rvhipjiing-top Palesamnto, m. a declaration,
revealing Palesare, to declare
;

Pampanta,

PalUni, m.
palesare a
Pllio,
TO

pi. shots

mantle,

pallium

Pmpano, to. vine-leaves Pampanso, and Pampfneo>

adj. full

(also) palliation, disguise

Palesato, part, declared Palesatre, m. a revealer adj. public, maniPalse,

fest

Pallne, m. a balloon (a football)

Pampino,

to.

Pampintfero,

of vine-leaves a vine-leaf adj. bearing

Pallottolira, /.

a notch in a
Panacela,/, a confection
pre-

Palmata, /. a blow with the Pance, and Panacea, m. hand; dare la palmata, to wound-wort, or panacea, (jn bribe a magistrate, victory universal remedy) Palmnto, m. a mill (also) a Panggio, to. a 'provision of ment) wine-press; macinare a due Palettdne, m. a shoveler, (a palmnti, to get two ends at Vanita, f. apanado (a soup) bird) Panattira, /. a pantry, a Paliccita,/. a palisade Palmto, m. a palm-grove shepherd's scrip, a breadPlido, adj. pale Palmire, m. a pilgrim Palificare, to palisade Plmite, m. a branch of a vine Panattire, to. a baker, jianiPalificata,/, a palisade Palmizio, m. a palm-tree Palificato, part, palisaded Palinddia,/. a recantation Palmo, TO. a span Pinca, /. a bench, a stool Plio, m. a pall, mantle, ca- Pio, m. a pale, a stake, a Pancccia, /. a bench in pubi, nopy ; (also) a prize ; corplaces where people meet tc rere il plio, chatter to run a Palombaro, m. a diver Palombfna,/. a sort of grape Pancacciulo, m. a co Palidtto, m. an altar-piece Palmbo, m. a wild pigeon flower Paliscalmo, and Palischrmo, a kind of dog:fish Pancle, to. a bench, carpet m. a skijg; canoe, or ship- Palpbile, adj. palpable, Pancata,/, a /uHiencA Pncia, / paunch, belli/
; ;

Palesemente, adv. openly Pali ,/. wrestling, a rvrestling-place Palestrita, m. a wrestler Fultla, f. afire-shovel Paltto, m. a hasp, (for a case-

Palma,
(the

/.

a palm-tree ; palm. inner part of the

to

191

PAN
Pancira,/, a cuirau Panci511e,ad. stare a pancWUe, to rvantfor nothing Panciuto, adj. big-bellied Panconcellto, part, covered
\
\

PAR
Pantene, m. pantheon Pantra, /. panther, (also) draw-net Panierino, adj. of a panther
i

PAR
Farad/so, m. paradise
;

para-

diso terrstre, the garden of

Eden

paradiio,

mttere una cosa in to extol a thing up

Pantfola,/, a slipper n-.-^^--<^ { old n Pantrcola,/. with laths Panconcellatra, /. covering Pantiifola,/. a slipper with laths Vania, f. paunch, billy Panconclo, m. a lath Panzane,/, pi. 7wnse>tse Pancne, m. a plank, a board, Panzira,/ a cuirass a bench for a joiner Polo, m. a silver coin Pancotto, m. a panado Pndere, to publish (Latin Paonazzo, adj. violet colour,
,

Paradosso,

nt. a paradox Parafma,/. paraphernalia

Parafrasare, to paraphrase Parfrasi,/, a paraphrase Parafraste, k. a paraphras-

Parggio, n. a comparison Paragonbile, adj. compara-

-ord)
Pandette,/, pi. pandects Pdne, HI. bread; render pan per focccia, to be revenged pan di zcchero, a sugarloaf; pan di cra, a cake of
;

Padne, m. a peacock Paoneggiare, [see Pavoneggiare)

\

ParagonnZa, /. (see Paragone) comparison Paragonare, to compare, to

Paragne, m. a touclutone, a comparison far paragne, to put in competition metter in paragne, to set against oro di paragne, pure gold. A paragne, adv. compara; ;

Papa, m. the pope Papule, adj. papal

bread ;

pa

Papato, m. papacy, the pop^s

dignity

Panegirico, m Panegirista, ti Pantto, m. a

Papvero, m. poppy vero errtico, a

papwild

tively

poppy
PaperSllo, and Paperino, gosling (young goose)

Paragrafo,

ni.

paragraph
a parallax (in
parallel,

Pnia,

/.

m. a

Parallasse, /.

astronomy)
ParalSllo,

Ppero, TO. unii Papera, /. a green goose Papsco, adj. papal, popish
Panictuna,/. a strumpet Tanica, ni. panic, millet (a Pnico, adj. panic [grain) Panira,/, a basket Panierio, m. a basket-maker Paniere, ?n. a basket Panificarsi, to become bread Panidne, m. a lime-twig Paniuzza, PaniZzola, /. one Panizzo, n. a smalt limePapilidne, m. butterfly Papilla,/, the nipple Papiro, papyrus m.

m. a

a com

parison
Paralisia,/. palsy Paralitico, adj. paralytic Paralogismo, m. a paralo-

(a

plant;

(also)

sheet

of

Papista, m. a papist

Pappa, /. pap
food)

(an infanfs

Faram sche, n Paraptto, nt. /

Parapiglia,/.
c<j

a.fly-Jlap

Pappachidne,

ni.

glutton,

fusion ; crowd

twig
PaJinaiudlo, and PannicJre, m, a woollen-diaper

blockhead Pappafico, 7)1. a hood Pappai,'lIo, wi. a parrot

Pappalardo,
glutton

ni.

hypocrite,

Fannatura, /. and Panneggiamnto, m. drapery, c term in paintinsri Panneggiare, paint drapery PannicUo, and Pannicolo, ni. a little cloth,{3lso) diaphragm,
;

Pappalcco, m. a dainty bit Pappare, to gormandise Pappatre, ni. a greedy gut Pappino, m. a servant of an
Pappolata, /. an idle story, (also) a hash-mash Pappne, a devourer Parabola, /. parable,

midriJT

Pannolino, m. linen-eUth Pannina,/. rvooUen cloth Panno, m. cloth panni, starsi n suoi panni, ' sontented with t ^
; ;

ble

Parasitne, parasite Parata,/, a parade

barefaced

Parabola
Parabi5li(

ParacCnt
dropsy

adj. false, t'ii adj. parabolical adj. paracen i,

I,
I
'

Paratio, m- a partition Parato, ni. (* Paramnto) Parato, part, adorned, decked, prepared, ready

tapping for

thi

narsh, fin.

Parclito, the Comforter, or

thi

Pantanoso, adj. marshy, miry

Holy Ghost Paracudre,m.

Paratura,/, adorning Paravento, m. a screen Parca, /. death, destiny parche, thefales

'see

Polmne)

Parcamente, adv. iparingljf

PAR
Prcere,
lo

PAR
(Latin
atnnto, m.
(set

PAR
ParegParotide./, a parof.d lasnelt'

ftrgive

nord,
Farcita, /. mnderalion
Frfrco,
iiiz;.

aij.

paraimoniout, lav-

soher, moderate

Parimnte, adv. likewise Parit,/ equality

a speech Parlamentare, to confer in parliament, to come to a
Parladiira../'.

Parricidio, m. a parricide Parrucchi:i,/. parish Parrocchiale, adj. parochial chisa parrocchiale, parish

Parrocchiano, m. the parish priest parrocchiani, pa:

Parlamentrio,

adj.

pai lia-

,mock.,x Varegdrico, adj. paregoric Parentado, wi. parentage, kin-

parliament, (also) a speech, discourse un Parlante, adj. speaking

:

Parlamnto,

m.

Prroco, m. a parish priest Parrucca,/ peruke Parrucchtto, m. a paroquet,

un

dred, extraction, hirtli: fare v^^'entado, la make a

:

Parlantina,
(also)

f.

talkativeness,

a reprimand
;

match

tado, io Parentale, adi. parental Parente, aJJ. ukin, related

rompere un parenbreak a match

;

un
/.

Parentela'

and Parenterla,

Parlantlno, adj talkative Parlare, to speak, talk parlar alla muta./o speak by signs parlar finir de' denti, tu speak plain Parlare, m. a talk, discourse.
;

Parso, part, seemed, appeared Parte, /. part, share (also) party, faction in ogni parte, every whe
; ;

parte, thrCf,.. .... .,...,..^,.. da parte di tutti, in the

name of
Parenttco, adj. paternal
Parentesi,/, parenlhesit Parentvole, adj. protector of parents, cordial, ajfectionate

mia,

tell

da
Parlatre,
tor

parte, to

ditli da parte him from me star withdraw da

all
:
; :

m.

speaker,

ora-

Parentorio,

adj.

{see

Peren-

Parre, to seem,
;

appear: to think, judge mi par cosi, in it appears to me che ve Parlottare, to mutter ne pare ? tvhal think you of Parnasso, m. moitnt Parnas;

Parlatrio, m. parlour Parlatura,/, a discourse Parltico, adj. paralytic Parlvole, expressible. adj.

parte in parte, throughout; dar parte, to impart. p^rte, ado. aside, apart ; parte per parte, separately io son parte in questo negozio, / am concerned in this qffhit . In nissuna pane.

it? parrsi, self

to

shoiv

one's

Parre, m. opinion, judgment, esteem, thought; al mio parre, in my opinion Parte, unJ Parite,/. a partition-wall

Partecipare, and Participdre, to participate, to impart, ac-

Parodia,/, parody Parla, /. n'ord:

perder la

Pargoleggiare,
Pargoletto,

to

grow
and

boys.

romper

parla, io loie one's speech; le parole in bcca,

Partecipe, and Partufice, partner, sharer

m.

Parteggiamnto, m. partition.
Parteggiare, to follow party Partenre, to appertain, belong
to

adj.

fc^nt'"' Pargolzza,/, infanaj Prgolo, m. an infant Pari, m. a peer (a title)

VAri,
ri ri,

Partenza,/ departure Partre, and Parterre,

pa-

ni.

par-

adj. pari,

equal,

alike;

Partvole, and F.irtlbile, adj.

adv.

equal. equally: pari,

very

Paan
Parolccia,
/.

lewd

lan-

Particella,/ particle Participat<)re, ?n. a sharer

Vsirticip^linc. f. participation Participio, m. participle Particola,/, a particle Particolare, aJj. parlinilar,
y, il ate Particolsjritii,/. particularity

CO'

you

pari miei? is it thus deal nith men of my rr.uk f Posso farlo a! par di voi, / can do it as well as
.

guage
Parolio, m. a tattler Parolina, f. a sweet word

Parolona, /. and Parolone, m.

Parolzza,/. a rough nwrd Paroslsmo, m. paroaysm
193

Priet4ria,
pellilory

and
I

Paritria, /.

man

PART

of the nail

PAR
PartiL'olarizzre,
to give a farticuiar account of, to particularize Particolarmente, adv. parti-

PAS
Parvnza, /. appearance, tmallParvificre, to diminish Parvifico, adj. iiiggardly,

banda
through

a
:

banda,

to

run

passarsi d' ma cosa, to be cimtented rv-ihout

cularly, distinctly, especially, in particular Particulare, adj. (see Particolare, and its derivatives),

particular Partigiana,/, a partisan (halberd) Partigiano, m. a partitan, a

stingy Parvipndere, tn despise Parvit,/, smallness Parvo, adj. little, small ParvolStto, and Parvolino, m.

a thing: passar a mieto, to smirn over Passata, /. a passage; dar passata, to omit
Passatmpo,
Passato,
adj.

m. sport
past;

pof

an infant, a little child Partita,/ appearance Parutu, part, appeared, seemed Parziale, adj. partial Parzialeggiare, to be partial Parzialit./, partiality Parzialmente, adv. partially Pscere, to feed ; graxe : to ipport, nourish ; pascersi.
Pascibitola fool
t

passati

favou

Passatio, m. a stone to eros. adj. easy to be got

;

Partire, to share, divide tirsi, depart, set out

par-

Passatre, a passenger Passavogare, to row amain Passavolante. tn. a pass-volant, a fagot in the mustering of
soldiers
;

ParUta,/. a departure; (parte) a portion ; (divisa) devise, colour: partita, a match, a fare una partita, to play set a game; V ultima partita,
;

(also)

a piece

of

dune

Passeggiamento. m. a tvalk
Passeggiare, to walk Passeggiata,/, a walk Fasseggiro, Passeggire, m. a passenger, or a tollgatherer Passeggiro, adj fit to trans port, (also) transitory Pagsgio, m. walking-place and Pssere, m. a Pssera, sparrow ; pssere di Canria,

death

Partitamnte, adv. distinctly.

Partito, in. way, means, nii bargain : conditi ner, , (also) danger, resolution ; hazard ; non voglio mi

Pascimnto, m. a pasturing Pascina, /. a pasture-ground, abundance Pascitrfre, m. a grazier Pasciuto, part, fed, grazed Pasco, m. a pasture (in
poet>-y)

&

a partito, I rvill not danger; a mal partito,

Pascolare, to graze pasture Pscolo,

to

cervllo a partito, to puzzle ; prender partito, to enlist ; ingannarsi a partito, to he mistaken ; donna di partito,

Psqua./ Easter darla mala psqua, to ajjlict; Psqua rosa, Whitsunday

;

confused chatter
Passerino, m. a great needle Passetto, adj. a little musty passtto, brccio an ell

Pasquale, adj. paschal Pasquino, m. and Pasquinata, / a pasquinade, or libel

Passbile, adj. tolerable Passggio, m. passage ; sser di passggio, to be a passen-

a strumpet

yard
Passibile, adj. suffering Passibilit,/, possibility Passino, m. the length of the

Partito, part, divided, departdivider, a firebrand of sedition Partizine,/, partition Parto, m. child-birth, childbed, child, infant: ssere a mal di p^rto, to be in It hour : donna di parto, a h ing-in moman : d'un nrti at one birth : parto (effetto) questo parto, this is the

Partitdre,

m. a

Passamano, m. lace, livery Passamente, m. a passage,

passing

oi

parto del s-io inggno, the product cf niit rartoriPartorinte, and

effect
;

Passante, adj. and s. passing, or a leather band Passaprto, m. a pass, passport Passare, to pass, go through, pas.sr il coor go by transgress to mando, come vela passate? hon goes it? passar di sapere passar di vita to surpass
: ;

Passionare, to torment, suffer greatly Passionato, adj. ajffectionate,

fond
Passine,
love;

passion, affliction^

la passine di nostro Signre, the suffering of our

Passivamente, adv. passively

Passivo, adj. passive Passo, m. pace, step; prder i pssi, to lose our labour : uccllo di passo, a bird of passage uscir di ps.'*, to
one's pace. Passo adv. softly, gently : passo,' one thi'nr after another; il pi duro passo quel della sglia, every the beginning nf thing is always the hardest Passo, part, dried, tvilhered

lies

Partorito, part, brought to bed,

Parturire, {see Partorire,

all its derivallve-i)

and

Parvnte, adj.

visible, pia

passare, to be re puled : passarsi, to be con tented; passar agli rdini orders to be admitted to ti passar una spplica, grant a request; passar la serata, to spend the evenini; ; passar una strada, ur fiume, &c. to cross over St net, a river ; passar da
to

die

mend

passo,

a passo a

PAT
timi hat suffered
PSssola, adj.
;

PAZ
pastern
;

uve passe,

Pastura,/, pasture Pasturale, m. the

(also)

uva

pssola, rat-

a crosier fa bishop's Ptrio,

to

Passonata,/, a pile (a wooden

stake)

Pasturare,
lead

pasture

cattle, to

Passro, adj. that is io suffer udmo di faste; Pdsta, f. dunce pasta, a gT(jssa udmo di buna pasta, a
;

good-natured fellorv

mtter

grazing, feed upon, (also) to have the Patrizzare, to be like one's charge of souls Pasturvole, adj. of a pasfather Patrocinante, adj. protecting Patrocinare, to patronize
cattle

to

adj. native, paternal Patriziato, ni. patriciate fa patrician's dignity Patrizio, s. and adj. patrician.

mano

in pasta, to be med-

dling Pastccio, adj. silly, foolish Pasteggiare, to feast, to eat

Pastellire, m. a pastry-cook Pastello, m. a pie, a pastel,

patron
Patrocinio, m. patronage Pattare, to make even Patteggiamnto, m. an agree-

or crayon, (also) a little Patna,/, the paten of a chalice Patnte, adj. evident, plain feast Pastfcoa, /. a pastel (a kind of lttera patnte, letters palozenge) Pasticceria, /. a pastry-cook's
i

Patteggiare, to bargain Patteggiato, adj. agreed

on,

bargained
Pattino, m. a skate Patto, TO. compact, agreement. Con patto che, adv. on condition that ; per alcun pdtto.
Pattuire, to bargain, to agree Pattglia,/, pa'ii-o/ Pattume, m. sneepings, dirt;
(also) graving (sea tenni Patulo, adj. open, large Taveftto, part, terrified Paventare, to fear Paventato, part, fared, or fearful Paventvole. frightful

Pasticciime,

vastry
Paternale, adj. paternal

Pasticcire, m. a pastry-cook Pasticcio, m. a pie, pasty

Paternalmente,

'jadv.

pater-

Pastglia,/ a pastil Pastinaca,/, a parsnip Pastinare, to dig up the earth Pastinazidne,/. a digging up m. food, meal, a P^sto, feast, or meal ; far pasto, mangiar a pasto, io feast io eat at an ordinary ; tre p^sti al girno, three meals a
:

nally Paternit,/, paternity Patrno, adj. paternal Paternstro, m. the

hordes
patheti-

prayer Pateticamente, adv.

cally

Pattico, adj pathetic Patibolo, m. a gibbet

day
Pasto, adj. fed fin poetry) Pastocchia,/. aJlam,otfib Pastocchidta,/. nonsense Pastofdrio, m. the archives of a
Pastdia,/. a pastern, a shackle of a horse, a pasture, a hinderance Pastorille, m. a crosier (a bishop's staff") a pastoral fa sort of poem) Pastorale, a<lj. pastoral
;

Patimnto,

trouble, grief Patire, to suffer, endure : patir

Pavnto, m. fright, fear Paventso, adj. afraid, timorous; (aha) horrid, terrible

Patito, part Patitdre, m.

Pastoralmente, adv. like a pastor, or shepherd Pastorare, {see Pasturare) Pastdre, t/i. shepherd, pastor Pastoraccio, adj. pastoral Pastorllo, m. a young shepPastosit,/. softness Pastoso, adj. plump,

Patolgico, adj. pathological Patologia,/, pathology fa part of physic) Ftxe,m. father fin poetry) Ptria,/, native country Patri&ca, m. patriarch Patriarcale, adj. patriarchal Patriarcato, nt. patriarchate ftitle, dignity of Sec.) Patriarchla,/. the residence of
Patriclda,

Pavse, ravese, m. a large sn Pvido, adj. fearful, Paviment-e, to pave Pavimnto, " pavement. causeryay Pavonzzo, adj. purple Pavonclla, /. a lapwing fa sort of bird) Pavoncllo, \m. a young peai
I

Pavdne, m. peacock
Pavoneggiarsi, to strut Pavonessa,^-, a pea-hen Paura, /. fear, dread; far paura, to frighten Paurosamente, adv. timorously Paurdso, adj. timorous, suspi-

m. murderei
1
.

fath
fat;
Patriclio,
patricide, (also)

Pusa, pause, rest, stop Pausare, to rest, pause Pazinte, m. a patient fa sick
Pazinte, adj. valient

pane pastso, doughy bread Pastriino, m. a cloak Pastricciano, m. caraway, (also) a dunce, simpleioti
I

PasttiiEe, adj. fostry

Pazientemente, adv. patiently PaJinza,/ patience Pazz^rJo in an arrant foot

13

PEG
Pazzamente, adv. foolishly
Pazzeggiare,
tu dole,

PEL
Peggire, adj. worse

"

or rave

Pazzeria,/ falty, madness Plgzarsco, adj. mad, foolish

Pazzeicaiinte, cdv. fo-dishly

Pedagnulo, adj. cut, pulled from the trunk of a tree Pedaggico, adj. pedantic Pedagogo, m. pedagogue (a
Ped.-lle,

Peggiormente, adv. in a tvorst

Pgno, m. pawn, token, mark ; dar la fede in pgno, to
pledge one's self

m. the trunk, slock of

:

V^zsco. adj. foolish,

mad

F37.zi3.f. folly, madness Pazzire, to play the fool Pazziuola./. a foolish thing

Pazzo, udj mad, also) rvhimncal ; un pazzo da catna, a

p-cca,./: vice, fault, defect Pet^cahile, adj apt to sin Pei-,cadiglio,'m. a peccadillo fa venial sin)

peddle d'organo, pedal (the lorj key of organs) pedale di rorreggi;lto, the handle of a.flail Pedana,/, a coachman's foottree
:

Pgola,/. pi7cA,<ar Pelacdne, m. - '

Plago: Pelam^ntelli,
i.

'i

Pedineo, adj. giudice peddneo.

Pelame, m. hair,
Pedante, m. a pedant fa school-

the quality of

Pelamnto, m. a pulling of the

Pedantsco, adj. pedantic Pedantucolo, and Pedantzzo,
Pelanfbbi, m. an oppressor Petapidi, m. a mean fellom PelapUi, m. a noddy, a iinPelare,
tu

Peccaminso, adj sinful

Ppxcante. adj. faulty Peccare, to sin, transgress, err,
fail

Pecato, m. tin, offence, harm.

m. a paltry schoolmaster Fedit^,f.f,u'ftep, track (also) a kick : seguitar le pedate.

:

make

bald,

or

Pelatina, /.

a scald qf tht

lilo,

m. pedicle (stalks ind plants)

adj,

Pce, /.

tar,

pitch:

Pcora,

greca, rosin, una pece, all in fault /. <i sheep:

pece macchiati d'

peco-

re,

pedicular

fellom

Pecorggine, /. foolishne Pecorio. i. a shepherd

Pdo, m. a sheep-hook Pedona,/, a pawn at chess Pedonaggio, m. and Pedonglia, /. fool-soldiers,

iufan-

Pelato, adj bald, fleeced Pelatura,/, a picking. Sec. Pellame, m. skin Pelle, /. skin, hide, pretence; pelle micizi der show of fi iendihip non capir nella pelle, to be extremity glad scampar la pelle, to save one's self. Pelle pelle, adv. superfi. daily Pellegringgio, m. pilrjrimagt Pellegrinare, to travel in foreign countries, to go in
;

Ped'to, Pedtto,

a sheep-fold Pecorino, adj. of a sheep Pecorino, ni. a lamb,

Pecorfle,

ma

pilot,

ani Pedtta, a steersman, a

;

pilgrimage
Pellegrinazine, /. pilgrimage

wandering
Pedccio, m. petty-toes
(also) Pellegrinila, /. a rarity Pellegrino, m. pilgrim, traa corbel (in architecture) Pedule, m. the foot part of stockings PellcgTlno, adj. singular, rare, foreign Pegaso, adj. of Pegasus Pellicano, m. a pelican Pgaso, and Pegaso, winged horse, or a northern Pelliccieria, /. a skinner trade, or street tellation Pelliccia,/, a furred coat adj. Pggi. worst: aver la pggio, to Pellicciio, m. a furrier be worsted; al pggio de' Pellicciare, to make furred peggi, let the tvorst come to the worst di male in pg- Pelliccire,"m. a skinner
;

(also)
I

Pecorne, and Pecorino, m. a

I

Peculato, m. peculation (the robbing of the public treasury) Peculiare, adj. peculiar Peclio, M. a sum, stock, effect, (also) cattle, a herd Peculiarmente, rtdu. peculiarly Pecnia, / ready money Pecuniale, and Pecuniatfvo,

Pelliccilo,

m. a hand-worm
skin,

eggioramnto, m. a getting

Pellieeo, adj. of a

or

Pocunialmnte,

adv.

tvith
]

Pecuniario, adj pecuniary Pedggio, toll, custom'

Ped.^gi^e,

Peggiorare, to make worse peggiorare nella malatta, to

,

m m

Pellicino, m. the bottom of a fishing-net Pellicola,/ pellicle, skin, film.

Pedagna,/,
boat

a toll-gaiherei the foot-board i;

[

Peggiorativo, adj. worse and

Pellcido,
adj.

IranspO'

Peggiorato, part,

grown morse

PExN
P^lo, m. hair lo, ht l,e a k
lasciar
il

PEN
pe-

Penetramnto, m.
trazine)

(see

Pene; 1

Penetrante, adj. penetrating

Pensatre, m. n thinker Pensierdto, adj. thoughtful Pensiro, and Pensire,

m.

f
isriy
:

Penetrativo, ad),

pcnetrativ

k pelo. I like

\
I

Penetrato, part, penetrated

molto a pelo,
Pelos-lla, /. her I, I

you le
(.

adj.

Pensive, a> pensiv

moute-ear

Penetrvole, adj.
Ifvo)

(see

Penetra-

Pelost-tto, m. a little hairy Ve\6:.o, a,lj very hairy Peltrdto, part, tinned, tinn

Penisola, /. a peninsula (land

li.o,

ine,/, pension, allowance adj. thoughtful, anx7(1.

Pltro, m. pcvler Pelvi,/, pelvi.

Pentcolo,
Pentatilo, herb)
hair,

a talisman
cinquefoil

ni.

(an

Peluria./
Peliizzo,

Me rfon.
m. a
little

Pentagono, and Pentangolo, tn. and adj. a pentagon .(a

A pna sance, with difficnily Penace, adj. that grieves

Penale, adj. penal Penalit, '/. penalty (a fu imposed) Penalmente, adv. vnder pt
i,a,

Pentire,

a,'.d

PenUrsi," to re-

feather, a pen (also)

i.

Pentito, }>nrt repented

pnni
actly

"ntola, /. a pot

TenrctusuJTer,

arry,

Penncchio, (i. a pit bunch offeatliers Pennaiulo, m. a stationer, also) a pen-case

saper quel pntola, to know what one U doing Pentolio, arid Pentolare, m.
;

che bolle

in

Ventokil3L,

:dgodsj
Penato, adj. torn nted
Pendglio',
i
'

Pennamatta,/ Me down Pennata,/ apenfulofink

Pennato, adj feathered
Pennecchio', ni. a distaff-full Pennellare, to dram, to paint Pennellata, aud Pennellatura, a pencil stroke Pennellato, part. drawn,
e
:

a polful

Penltimo, adj.
la

the last but periiiitima sillaba?

Pendente,

m.

pendati,
;

hed-curlains, hangings precipice ; (also) necklace,

r/j Pendente depending PendnZi Pendere, lere, to hang, to bend,

Penria,/ penury
Penurire, (o be in tvant Penuriiiso, adj. penurious
Penzolare, to hang, to dangle Penzolo, adj hanging dorvn Penzolo, m'. grajres, or banche* of grapes Penzolne, adj. hanging,

de-

ne, to depend, to be

depend-

ing (law term) Pendvole, adj. hanging Pendice, /. the side of a

Pennellcggire, to paint PennPllo, ra. a pencil; fatto a pennllo, elegantly done Pennino, m. a t,ft of fea-

hill;

pendfci, /. ;./. the utmost bounds of a city Pendio, ni. steepness, declivity Pndolo, ni a level, a plumbline,

Pennito, m. barley-sugar Pennne, m. a flag, banner

Venid, f piony, or peov^j (aa

herb)

Pennuto, part, feathered Penosamente, adv. painfully

a pendulum clock

Pendolo, adj. hanging Pendoln, adv. in a hanging

Penso, adj. troublesome, painla settimana pensa, ful

;

the holy rveek

Penduto, part, hanged

Penetrabile,
Penetrabili Penetrale,
adj.
f.

penetrable, net

Pensamnto, m. and Pensagine,/ thought, thinking

Pensante, adj. thinking Pensare, to think, intend,

penetrability

Pepaiula,/. a prpper-box {latve Pepato, part, spiced pepato, gingerbread Pepe, pepper Peperne, m. caiisicum Pplo, m. puril,:in (an herb) Per, prep, ly, through, in, per quindi, this quin per
;

3.

mind
Pensata,/ thought Pensatamente, adu. purposely

nord pari ,f a

PER
ano, each of us; per parte,
;

PER
damnation,
destruction,

part de per se, by liinuelf; Pergamna, /. parchment, per modo, in manner; per able (also) a lantern vn\e,for nothing mandar Pergamo, nu pulpit per uno, to send for a per- Perdonnza,/. indulgence to Pergiurare, to forswear to forgive, fon ; star per cadre, ready Perdonare, pardon la morte non la Pergiuro, m. perjury to fall ; per morire, he is perdona a nessuno, death Pergola,/, vine arbour; (also) dying: per altro, horvever; spares nobody tvinter-grapes "re, 1 dare say ; per pardoned, Pergolato, and Pergoltto, m. Perdonato, part, l'addi ro, her a vine-arbour forgiven innanzi, hereafter; per apPergolse,/. a sortofgrapa punto, exactly per lo meno, Perdno, m. pardon Periclitre, to be in peril Perducere, to conduct at least per lo pi, at most durable. Pericolamnto, m. adj. danger, per minuto, by retail. Per Perdurbile, peril per tempo. ora, adv. now Pericolante, and Pericol adj. dangerous Perdurare, to last Pericolare, to be in peril ; to be Pra,/, a pear ruined ; to risk Perdurvole, adj. lasting Percettibile, adj. perceivable Perdutamente, adv. dissolutely Pericolo, m. danger, peril Percezine,/, comprehension ssere Pericolosamente, adv. dangerPerch, adv. rvhy f because, Perduto, part, lost usly perduto, to be lest though il perch, the cause ; m. pilgrimsi sa il perche ? is it known Peregiinaggio, tvhy ? mi maltratta senza dargliene il perch, h'. abuses Peregrinre, to go in pilgrimPericrnio,/. pericranium me rvithout any manner qf
; ; ' ; ; ;
;

Perforare, to bore, pierce Perfbra2iue,/. perforation Perfrequentare, toj'requent

Prchio, m. a padlock
Perci,

adv.

Iwivever,

yet,

Perielio, m. peril (in etry) Periglioso, adj. dangerou*

po

therefore
coni, and adv. since, for, in order to Perclpere, to conceive Percrrere, to say in a few perciTere uu libro, tvoi ds to run over a baok

Perciocch,

Peregrino, a pilgrim Peregrino, adj. foreign Pernne, adj. durable,

Perimetro, m. perimeter
last-

Periodico, adj. periodical Periodo, m. a period, a close Perire, to perish to be ruined

;

'

Perennemnte, adv. incessantly

cast

away

to die

Percossa,/ stroke, blow

Percosso, ad), stricken, beaten Perco:sine, /. Percossura,

and

Percotimnto,

m.

Perennit,/, perpetuity Perentrio, m peremptory Perto, m. a pear-orchard Pertecitre, rn. a finisher Perfettamente, adv. perfectly
Pert'rtto,

Peritamente, adv. skilfully Peritanza,/, modesty, bashful'

Peritasi, to be bashful Perito, adj. expert, skilful; (also) perished, dead Peritso, {;. bashful Perituro, adj. iransitorj/f fickle Periurio, m. a perjury

Percotitorp,

and Percussre,

Perftto,
plete

perfection adj. perfect,

com-

Percotitiira,/ a blow Percutere, to beat, strike Percussine,/, a blow Perdnte, m. a loser

Perfezionamnt
tion

Perfezionare,
to perfect

and

Perffcere,
to per-

Periuro, m. aperjurer Perizia./ *A-i7Z, experience

TiU,f.apearl
Periato, adj. pearl-coloured Perlismaltto, part, enamelled

Prdere, to lose, to waste ; prdere il procsso, to bt cast perdersi d' animo, to be discouraged to despond prdere la verggna, to become impudent, or dishonest Perdice, /. a partridge Perdigidne, /. ruin, perdi; ; ;

PerfezionaUvo, adj. Jit

Perfezionto. adj. perfect

Perfezine,/ perfection Perfidamente, adv. trecchePerfidia, /.

Perlne, adj.

idle,

lazy

treachery, obsti-

PerlongiSre, to prolong Permalso, adj. _. _^ lea

.sul-

Peimanvole, Permannte, and Permansivo, adj. last'

ing, durable

Perdigiomta,
fellow

m.
m.

an

idlt

Permannza,/ duration
lass,

Perdimnto,

perdi-

Prdita,/, loss Perditre, m. loser Perdiiidne, /.

Perfidiso, and Prfido, adj. perfidious, base Perfigurare, to imagine Perfor.^mnto, m. perfora-

Permanie, Permesso,
Permesso,

(o

preserve adj. permitted.

m.

and Penned

perdition,

sine,/. permissior:

PER
PersegTiitatdre,

PES
a persePertinicia,/. stubhornnes Pertinnte, adj. belonging to Pertinnza, and Pertinnzia, appurtenance, dependency

m.

Permttere,

mi permetta
da amico,
a, friend
iet

eh' io

le

me

teli

dica you cu

nilnr, a keeper, afollorver Persoguitazidne, /. (see Per-

Permischiamnlo, m. a tnixture, (also) an insurrection

Permischire, to mix Permissidne,/. pet mission Permissivamente, adv. by pero, adj. permissible

Perseguito, m. persecution Perseguito, part, pursued, persecuted Perseguitdre, m. persecutor Perseo, TO. Perseus (a constel-

Pertrattire, to treat, manage Pertugiare, to bore Pertugiato, part, bored

Pertgio, m. a hole Pertubaranto, m.

pertur-

Perseverdnte,

adj.

persever-

Permovimnto,

emotion Permutbile, adj. changeable Permutare, to exchange, alter,

to.

Permutato, part, exchanged

Permutamnto, m. Permutazine, and Permuta, /. perPermutatdre, m. an exchangVernice, f. partridge

ing Perturbare, to disturb Perseveranza, and Persevcra- Perturbato, part, disturbed zine./. perseverance Perturbatre, m. a disturbPerseverare, to persevere, conPerturbjtzidne, /. perturbaPrsica,/. a peach Pertusre, to perforate Pertnso, TO. a hole, a chink ' Perttto, adv. every where
Prsico, m. a peachPersistere, to persevi Prso, adj. lost ; (also) bluish

Pervenimnto, m. an attaining
Pervenire,
to

reach,

come,

Pemicidso,

and

Pemizidso,

Pernizfe,/. ruin, loss Perno, TO. pivot, hinge, axis Pernottare, to pass the night Pro, TO a pear-tree Per, adv. therefore, rvhere-

nire al suo intnto, to obtain Persna, /. a person body somebody ir Pervenuto, arrived. part, sona d' alcuno, instead of any body ; vedete se e' Perversamente, adv. perversepersna, see if any body Per versare, to scold, chidt, there ben fatto di p<
; ;
'

he is rvell

made

bluster

Perocch, conj. because

Perorare, to make, or close a

Personggio, m. a perso:iiage Personale, adj. personal Personale,

Personalit,/, personality Personalmente, adv. personally

Per(ersidne,

/.

perverse-

Perorazione, / peroration Peniendicolre, adj. perytn-

Per\'ersit,/. perversity Pervrso, adj. perverse Pervertire, to pervert,

con-

Perpendicolo, m. a

level

Perjietrare, to perpetrate

Pervicace, adj. stubborn VeTS-cc2i,f obstinacy Perp'etu^re, to perpetuate Perspicacit, ar.d Perspic^c- Pervinca, /. perireinkle (an Perpetuazine, and Perpetucia, f. quickness of nit, agidne, /. perpetuity, perPrvio, adj. open perspicacity petuation Perspirazidue, /. perspira- Pesamnto, m. a weighing Perpetuit, and Perpetualit, Pesamdndi. m. a boaster /. perpetuiti/ Pesante, adj. heavy, iveighty Perptuo, adj. perpetual Pesantemente, adv. heavily Perplessit./, perplexity Pesantzza, and Pesnza, Perplesso, adj. perplexed Persuasidne,/ persuasion /. rveight, sorrow, keaviPerquisizine,/ perquisition Persuasiva, /. the persuasive Perrucca,/. a periwig faculty Pesdre, to weigh, examine ; mi Prsa,/, marjoram (an herb) Persuasivo, adj. persuasive pesa molto di non poterla Persecutre, m. a persecutor Persuaso, part, persuaded servire, i am sorry that I Persecuzine, /. persecution Persuasre, m. a persuader cannot oblige you Perseguire, to persecute ; to Pertanto, adv. therefore, yet Pesatamente, adv. cautiousprosecute ; to go on Pertenre, to belong to Perseguitamnto, m. (see Per- Prtica,/, a pole, a perch Perticare, to strike rvith a Perseguit^re, to persecute, to a, / a peach : (also) a Pertinace, adj. obstinate ck eye, a lividity Perseguitato, part. perse- Pertinacemente, adi', obsti- Psca, and Pescagine, j: a nately fishing party 199

Perpetuamente, adv. perpetu-

Perspettfva,/. perspective PerspicicB, adj. quick-mit-

PEU
Pescia, /.
<

PIA
Pvera,/, a wooden funnel Pcverada,/. meat-brolh Pvere, m. pepper Pzza, / a piece, bit : (p22o remainder: tuona pzta fa, a good while since umo di pa, a great num. A questa pzza, adv. notv Pezzame, ni. remainder, mint Peizato, (w/j. dappled Pezzndo, adj. anddr pezzndo, to beg about Pezfnte, m. aiul Pzzenta, /. a beggar Pzzo, n. a bit. piece : un buon jizZo, un pzzo, a long while essere d'un pzzo, io be tincere Pezzolata, /. a breaking to
;
'

o.fish

Pescata,/. Pescato, pari. Jiihed Pe>cat<5re, a fitherman Pice, m-fish (also) Pitcei (a

Petecchie,/, pi. red spirit Peterccio, m. a whitlow

Periture,

m.

demandtr,

Peacedurfva, ami Pesceduvo,

HI.

an umeUt, an

eni:

pan- Petitrio, adj. petitioning

Petizine./, petition Plo. m. a fart: mind Petria,/. u i/narry Petrena,f. a little stone Petf'lle,/. pi. a mould
Petrire, m. a little cannon Petrificaiine, /. petrifieaPetrlfico, adj. petrifying

r./Atrv cake Pescheria, /. a fish-market. Peschira,/, afish-pond Pesciaiulo, m'. ujiihmonger Pescrna,/. a fiih-pand Prscio, m. aJUh Pesci<5so. adj. full ofJUk

Pescivndolo,
vV^c'J^','

i.

a fishmonger

ai^'^fithj! full

of Petrigno,
di

fiih

Vetrino, and Petrso, edj. stony, hard at a

pieces

Pso, m. n
Petroncina, /.

Pezzula,/, a handkerchief Pezulo. rt. a piece

gran pso, a man of quence Psolo, and Pesolne

and Petron- Placentare, iojlatter cino, m. a pompion, or Piacnte, aJj. pleasing pumpkin Piacentemente, adi: willingly
affably Pia.eenterA,f. flattery Piaoentiro, m. a flatterer Piacn-jj,/. charm, grace Piacre, to please ; piacesse a Dio, would to God ; piacrsi, io be pleased Piacre, pleasure, delight, favour, kindness : far piacre, .'o pleate, (also; to tell

Petrosmolo, m. parsley Petnizza,/. a pebble danglifg^ }ifin^in^ do: Pessdrio, m. p'citary (a tort of

remedy) Pesiimamnte, adv. rurelchedIn

Pessimiti, /. estreme nicked-

Pettinagnlo,

ni.

comb'

Pssimo,
Tvretched

adj.

most

wicked,
Pettinare, to comb, scratch Pettinato, pari. combed.
(also)

Pessundre, to trample Psta./, crmid, throng:

PiaceTolare,
leggire,
to

and

Piacerojest.

t, ock, footstep : scguitiralla psta, to trace ; lasciar nelle pste, io leave in the lurch

banttr,
pleasa.-it,

Piacvole, adj.

af

Pestamnto, m. a pounding Pestappe, m. a blockhead Pestare, to pound, bruite, Pettinella./. along spear Pettinira,/ a comb- case trample upon Pestata,/, pounding, bruising Pettirsso, wi. a robin red Pestato, and Psto, part.
beaten, bruised
Pestatiiio, and P'.tllo, m. a pestle Pste, /. plague, pestilence Pestilnte, Pestifero, and adj. peitilential, hurtful.
:

PiaceTol'tto, adj. mild, agn-e able PiacevolHa, /. pleasantness,

bility

Piacevolmente, adi, agreeably Piacimnto, m. pleasure, mill,

of courage
at heart
; ;

prender

content, delight

Piaciuto,
r

J).

pleased,

de-

bambino,
I.

aver a petto to suckle a

lighted
PiJicolo, m. crime, sin Pi.iga, /. a wound, trouble : rinfrescare le pidghe, io

petto,

Pestilnza,

and

Pestilnzia,

mpa,

adr. in petto petto.

/
Pet

pestilence, plague ; (also) stink, inf ction and Pestilenenzile, !0, adj. pestilential
:>,

renew grief
Pettccio, m. a fine breast Pettorale, m. a poitrel Pettorale, adj. pectoral Pettoreggiare, io hit breast
Piag.-lre, to rvound, to hurt Piagato, part, wounded PiaggerClla, and PiaggStta,/.

m. a trampling upon

hill,

Pti

Pettoruto, adj. kigh-breasted PetiiMnte, adj. petulant Petul.1nza,/ petulancy Peiicdano, m. bng.fcnnel

/acc,

(poe ui cua/ry; andar piaggia piaggia, U keep clo4

Piccata,/, a hit with a pike

Piccatigiio, m. hash-meat Picchemao, pai t. spotted

Picchrtto.

7)1.

game

at piquet

riasnvole,

ari],

(see

Pian-

Picchiare, to knock; to beat;

Piapiistro, nwl l'iagnistOjm,
(also) offspring, descent

picchiarsi, tojigl.t

Pianura, f. a plain, or
PiaKiiucoUre,
Pialla, j:
rt

Picchiata,/: a blow Picchiato, adj.

stricken.

lo

cry a

little

cariieuler's {liane

Piallrftai f.

stroke

n'ith

metal

a dollar, (also) a dry

tiles,

Picchire, m. a soldier armed wilh a pike Picchiettare, to speckle

Piccl-.iettatdra, /. spots

Vlane

VMne, m. a moulJlng pian.

pioutly Piana,^: a plank, a board Pianamente, adv. softly, fruatlv,

Piastvmia,/.

ora

qvoit (to

Piamente,

play rvitUJ
Piastrello,
jnece of cloth to spread plasters Piastr(ccio, m. a hodge-podge

m. a

Picchio, m. a bloi", a stinke: (also) a woodpecker (a biid) Pfccia, several loaves tvge-

Pianare,
Pianella,

to
f.

make

even,

Piccfno, adj. little, small Ficcio\zz,and Piccolzza,/.

lilflene.'s

arm)
slippers;

mules

Piatfre, to plead, to sue at

to contest, contend PJatit<5re, m. a pleader,

law

Picciolo, adj.

little,

smalt

slates; tiles

Piccioncino,

m.

young

Pianellaio, m. a shoe-maker

a quar
Picciun
;

reliome fdlorv

Pianeta,

/.

a priest's cope,

Piiito,

m. plea, suit in law (also) a dispute, debate, ai

boat
>

rianetto, adv. fair and

ly

soft-

affair .work FiAna.f aflat

Pianzza,/, a plain Piangere, to weep Piangvole, adj. deploratile piangvoli onde, tears (in
;

Piattafrma,/, a platform Piattello, m. a Piatteria,/, a set fdisl

Piatto,

m.

dish.

Piangolare', to cry a little Piano, ,. a plain, orfloor Piino, adj. plain, smooth,
flat,
clear,
.'.

Pittola, /. a crab-louse: egli un^'^attdla, he is a miserly

fellow
PiattoliSso, adj. lousy

(also)

affable.

Piattonare,

to

strike

with a

sword
softly,

gently,

Piattonata, /.

a blow with a
;

sword
piano d'una casa, of a house: al
Piazza,/, a square, a fortress
la pia-ila ? hor) goes market t il bello in piazza, to be idle ; piazza d'arme, a fortified

far

town

>^:^

11. piano-forte Pica,/, a magpie, a chatterer plant : the sole of Picca, /, pike, spear, pique, plan, draufrhl, modispute. Picche, spades (of Piccante, adj. sharp [cards) Piccare, to prick, sting; to igginc, /. plantain (an offtnd; piccarsi, to pretend tv ; si pfcca d'essere un gaimnto, m. a planting lantumo, he pretends to be

oo[

PIE
PiedestUo, and Piedestflo, a redestai Pidica, /. snare, (io catch
birds) Piedistallo,

PIG
Pigramente, adv. idly, Pive,/ aparish-cht Pifanla,/. Epiphany Piffero, m. afife Pigamo, m. wild rue Piggioraranto, m. (.fee Peg- Plgro, adj. lazy, idle gioramnto, and its derivapila the
tlovt-

m. a pedestal
liabit.

Piga,/, plait, or fold;

Pigire, to trample upon Pigiatre, m. a trampler Pigiatura, J'. a trampling Pigionale, and Pigionante,

m.

Piegato, part, bent, inclined Piegatura, /./uM, plait Pieghvole, adj pliant, pliable,
Pieg'ne'volzza,/. Jlexibilily

a housekeeper Pigine, liouse-rent stare a pigine, to lice in lodg-

battesimale, baptismal pila dell' acqua santa, basin where the holy is kept in the Romish, churches Pilastrata,/, pilasters

font

water

Pilastro, m. a pilaster, pillar Pllatro, m. St. John's grass Pilire, m. a pillar, pilaster

PigUamnto,
Pieghevolmente,
adv.
pli-

m.
take,

seizure.
seize,

Pilacchera, ings

/.

dirt,

splash-

ably Pjeggieria,/. a bail, security Piego, m. packet of letters Pina, /. a flood ; plena di
ptfpolo, a throng Pienamente, adu. fully, com-

Pigliare, catch ;

to

pUtely Pienzza, and Plenitdine, /.

pino,
idj.

plenitude, fulness m. plenitude

satisfied,

due

pina, full

moon

luna full; pino ; in

consiglio, before the whole of the council ; nel pino della notte, in Me middle pino of the night; nel dell' inverno, in the depth of

Pienotto,

adj.

pretty

full,

accept ; (also) cheat ; pigliar nimo, to take coinage; pigliar partito, to determine, deliberate ; pigliar a vettura, to hire ; pigliar ad iraprestlto, to borrotv ; pigliar di mira, to aim at; pigliar parla, to get intelligence ; pigliar querla, to quarrel ; pigliar terra, to land pigliarsela con uno, to resent; pigliarla per uno, to take one's pigliar part ; prva, to experience ; pigliar prto, to come to an harbour, pigliar fiato, to breathe, pigliar a male, to take amiss pigliar consiglio, to take
receive,
; ;

Pillare, to pound Pilliciaio, n. a furrier Pfllo, m. a pestle Pillola, and Pfllora,/. a pill Pillotta,/, a ball, (also) a kind

oftennis
Pillottare, to lard Pflo, m. a javelin Pilne, m. a pilaster Pilrcio, adj. niggardly Pilso, adj. hairy, full

qf

Piloto, and Pilta, m. a pilot Piluccare, to pluck grapes, to

Piluccne, m. a pilferer Pimccio, m. a bolster

Pimmo, m. dwarf

pigmy,

PirapinSlla, /. pimpernel {an

plump, fat
Piet, /. sorrotv, pa7>g (in poetry) Piet, and Pietide, /. pity, compassion ; per piet, for God's sake Pietanza,/, a small portion Pitica, /. a horse (a niooden
Pigliato, part, taken Pigliatre,m a taker

Pina,/ a pine-apple
Pinicolo,

Piglivole,

adj.

that

may

be

taken
Piglio,

m. hold;

(also)

countenance ; dar glio, to take hold ; dar di piglio alla spada, to dram the

look, di pi-

pinnacle Pincrna, m. a cup-beater (Latin word) Pincne. m. blockhead, fool Pincine, i. a chaffinch ; meglio pincine in mano, che tordo in frasca, a bird in
the

Pietosamente, adv. piteously ' Pietosf- -' -'

Pietso,

hand

is

worth two in the

to

Pigmo, m. a pigmy, dwarf Pignatta,/, and Pignatte, m.

Plgnere, to throw, push (also) to paint pignrsi, to advance; pi'giiere 1' uscio ad uno, to shut the door against
; ;

bush Pindareggire,
edly

speak a^ect-

godly
Pitra, /. stone ; pitra viva, flint stone: pitra focia, a flint ; pitra filosofale, philosopher's stone the paragne, di a pitra pitra molala, touchstone a grinding-slone ; trar la pitra, e nasconder la mano, and to deny to do mischief,
: ;

Pindarico. and Pindrico, adj. Pindaric, after the style qf

Pindar
Pineale, adj. gianduia pineie, pineal gland Pinto, 1. a pine-grove Fingere, to paint ; pingersi, t*
,

tt

Pielrdta,

a blow mith a

Pignta./. a wood of pines Pignne, m. a wharf, a dike Pignoramnto, m. a seizure Pignorare, to give, or take as a pledge Pigolare, to pip, (as little birds,
S,-c. do) Pigolne, m. brawler

Ptetrificire, to petrify

advanceforth Pingue, adj. fat, plump Pinguedine, //;, Pinguedinso, adj greasy Pinira,/. a gallery Pinna,/, theji't ofajish.

PIO
Pinnacolo, m. a pinnacle Pino, m. a pine-tree ; (also) a thip fin poetry) Pindcchio, m. pine-seed Pinta, f. a thrust, push, an
Pfnto, part, painted, pushed, inttined
(also)

PIZ
Piovlfero, adj. rainy Pistolssa, /. an U-mriiteH Piovigginare, and Pioveggidre, letter to mizzle, or drizzle Pistolettata,/ a pistol-shot Pioviggindso, and Piovso, Pistre, m. a baker (Latin adj. rainy, damp Piovuto, part, rained,' or Pitffio, m. an epitaph fallen Pitale, m. the pan vf a closePipa,/, a pipe Pipistrello, m. a bat PitOcco, m. a beggar, (also) a Pipita, a flaw, or raising bigot skin about the nails ; (also) Pittima,/, a cordial medicine pip, a disease in fowls Pitto, pari, painted (in Pippidna, /. a sort of common poetry) Spanish wine Pittre, m. a painter, a limno- Pippionaccio, m. a blockhead pittdre da sgablli, a daubPippionata,/ nonsense Pjppidne, m. a young pigeon Pittorescamente, adv. painterPira, a funeral pile, (also) a like perfuming-pot Pittorsco, adj. picturesque Pirajnidle, and Piramiddto, Pittura,/ picture pyramidal, of a pyramid Pitturacela, /. a daubing ^ Pirmide, f. the fusee of a Pitturare, to paint watch, (also) a pyramid Pitita, phlegm Pirdto, m. a pirate Fituitdso, atj. phlegmatic Pirotta,/, a whirligig Pi, adv. more: al pi, the Piromanzia./, divination byfire most; assai pi, much Pirometro, m. a pyrometer more pi tosto, rather ; Pirne, m. a lever per Io pi, for the most Pirdpo, m. a carbuncle part ; pi d'un anno, above Piscatrio, adj. of a fisher a year: pi ricco di me, Piscia,/, urne, water he is richer tlian I sser di laccane, m. choke-tveed, or pi, to exceed; io son da pi di lui, I am above ' Pisci^cchera, /. and Piscipi. alletto, m. a piss-a-bed presto, faster ; 'LJ!" pi che pi,

Pintcire, m. a painter picturesque Plnt(jrio, adj. {painter-like)

Pintura,/, paint-.ng Pinzdcchio, m. a

Pinztte./,
pi.

mite,

or

pincers
sort

Pinzochera,/ a beguin (a

Pinzochero, m. hypocrite Pinzocherdne, m. a great hyPio, adj. pious, merciful, godly

Pidggia,/ rain Pioggidso, adj. rainy

Piombarne,
Piombare,
lar, to

/.

lead-

to

be
to

perpendiai;

fall

down plump
lay

piombarsi,

heavy
silver

Piombarla, /. lead and

Piombata,/, a leaden bullet Piombato, adj. leaden, heavy Piombinre, to level, (also) to empty a privy Piombino, i. a plummet, Pisciare, te a plumb-line; a bucket to a crayon, a Pisciarono, thin wine empty with pencil adj. of the colour of
' ; ;

much more: pi
while ago
;

fa, long pi volte, several

Piva, /. pipe, bag-pipe

Piviale, m. a priest's cope Pidmbo, m. lead, or a level. Pivire, m. precinct of a A pidmbo, adu. perpendiparish, (also) a plover (a cularly fa che abbi semt Piscio, m. and Piscia, /. urine ; bird) pre il pidmbo piedi, be foul water Piuma, /. down; a featheralways cautious in your Visciso, adj. full of urine bed, hair, a tuft of feaundertakings ; andar col Piscdso, aJj. full offish calzar del pidmbo, to act Pisllo, m. pease Piumaccio, m a bolster Pispigliare, io muller Piuraacciudlo, m. little bolPiombso, adj. heavy as lead Pispiglio, m. a muttering ster, (also) a pledget, or Pippo, . a poplar- tree Pispino, m. a nater-work Pidta, /. the sole of the foot ; Pissi pissi, m. a buzzing Piumata, /. down, feathers.
;

(also) a green turf PidTa,/. rain {in poetry)

Pisside,/,

apyx,

(also)

hol-

Piumato,

adj.

downy

low, a cavUy Piumino, ni, a tuft of feacharge of a pai Pistacchio, m. pstachio-nut, or thers Piova lio, V Piumso, adj. full offeathers Piova , adj. acqua piovana, Pistgna,/ ^ap o/a pocket, or f4vo, m. a spark, a beau collar of a coal Piudlo, a peg ; scala a Pistile'nza, /. (see PestilnSa, piudli, a ladder and its derivatives) Pi presto, and Piuttosto, adu.

Pistola, /.

an

epistle,

a la-

sooner, rath.r

Vizza.f.asortofcake
.,|P
Pizzicagnolo, n, cheesei.icngtr,

pork -shop

PilSicaquestidni, m. a litigious fellow peck, Pizzicare, to pinch,

Plenitudine, /. ftilne

smart il pepe piSzira, pepper bites; egli pizzica,

itck.
;

PiZzicarrflo,

and Pizzicamelo,

m. (see Pizzicgnolo) Pizzico, Pizzicotto, m. Pizzicottit, and Pizzicata, /. a

Pizzicre, n. itching, tickling Placabile, adj. placable Placabilinnte, adv. peacefull;/

Plfco. m. a packet of letters Plinto, m. plinth (the square foot of a pillar) Plorare, tveep (Latin to

Poggergjlo, and Poggtto, tn. a hillock, a little hill Poggia,/ starboard Poggiare, to steer, sail, point :
poggiarsi, lo lean upon

Poggiato, vart. steered, sailed.

Plumbeo, adj

leader

Pggio, m.

hill, eliff,

Plurale, a(f;.p/ura/ Pluralit,/. p/.,ra/,7y Pluralmente, adv. in the plural

Pdi, df. then, ofter

ascent : da oggi

number
Pluviale,
vidso,
adj.

in pi, e.rccpt this day : po' pi, in fine, in short, Src. ; pi a pochi girni, a fern

Placamnto, m. an appeasing,

Plvio, and Plurainy (iMlin

Poich,"

'adr.

an atonement Placare, to pacify, calm Placato, appeased, part. pleased mare placato, calm
;

words)
Pona,.f. a buzzard Poonia. f. smatlness Poccire, to suck the breast Pocciso, adj. large, fat PochStto, m. un pochette,
little

poich

when, since: vi piace cosi, iti

on
it

you

insist

Polare,
poles)

adj.

polar

(of

the

PlacazicSne,/. an appeasing Placidamente, adv. quietly, patiently Placidzza,/, mildness Placidit,/ gentleness Plcido, adj. pleasant, gentle.
Plcito',

Poldro. m. a co Polggio, m. penny-royal (on

herh)

Pochzza, /. scarcity Pdco, adj. a,id adv. little, few poco innanzi, a little while ago poco stiCnte, a
;

m.

mill, pleasure

little after Pocofila,/. a silly

Polmico, adj. polemical Polna, f. the beak, or beak end of a ship Polnda, and Polenta, /. pud ding of chestnut-flower
Poliarchia,
/.

woman

city-govern

Pldga,/. a climate, or coast Plagirio, m. a plai^iary Plgio, m. plagiarism Piantarlo, m. far piantano,

Fo(iera.,f. the gout Podagrdso, adj. gouty Podre, to prune trees

to

meat
Poligamia,/, polygamy Poligamo, m. potygamisf Poliglotta,/ a polyglot, a bibl: in several languages Poligono, m. knot-grass, (also) a polygon {in mathema
tics)

Plasma,
stone;
.figure

/.

(also)

a sort of g, an earthen

Podre, m. power, authority a manor, estate, farm Poderosamente, adv. power-

fiMy
Poderso, adj. powerful Podest, m. a governor,

Plasticare, to

make

clay-rvork

Pltano, m. a plane-tree Plata, /. plan, model, < grnund-n-ork, (alsoj the pit
in theatres Platnico, adj. Platonic

Podestarto, /' the power, or jurisdiction of a governor.

Platonismo, m. Platonism Plaudnte, adj applauding

Plausibile, adj. plausible Plausibilmente, adv. plausibly

Pdice,

Poma, m. a

in. the anus poetn Poesia, /. poetry, {the art)

Poligrafo, m. a poligrapher polium (an herb) Polio, Polipo, m. polypus (spongy flesh) Polip<5dio,m. polypody {an herb) Polire, {see Pulire and its deri vatires) to polish

FoUticn, f. politics

a Politicamente, adi:

poem, a piece ^poetry Pluso, m. applause Pota, a poet Plaustro, m. cart, chariot Poetacelo, m. a paltry poet Plebglia, and Plbe, /. the Poetante, m. a rhymer mob, populace Poetare, to make versej; to Plebeiamnte, adv. vulgarly rhyme; poetarsi, to be Plebo, and Plebio, adj. xmlcrowned a poet gar, mean Poetastro, m. a paltry poet Plenariamente, adv. fully Poeteggiare, and Poetezire, Plenrio, a</;./Hrt Plenlunio, m.full moon Poetsco, adj. poetical Plenipotnza, f.full poiver Potica,/, the art of poetry Plenipotenziare, n. pltnipo- Pooticamnte, ath: poetically Poeticheria, poetical a Plenipoteuzjdrio, m, plenipotentiary Potico, adj. poetical

polilieally Politico, adj. political, (also) crafly, shy; m. a politi-

PoUzza,
ticket
bill
:

a note,

bill,

receipt

polizza

di lotto, a lottery-

polizza di crico,

of lading Plla,/ a spring of water a hen-roost, coop Pollio, Pollaulo, m. a poulterer Pollame, m. poultry Poliita,/. a young turkey

Pollare, to pullulate

Pollastra,/ a p//c< Poliastrire, a phnp {jocosely^ PolK-Lstro, m. imllef, chicken

PON
Polveriizto,
Polleria,/, a fouUerer's shop
part.

piUveriz

Polverizzazine, /. pulveriza

Pontfice, Ponti .f-sl Pnti

i

PoIlZzola,/ shont, a sprout

Pollice, ?n. the thvmb ro\\ina,f. hen's diaif,'

ficie,

ridj.
'

m.
Polverso, adj. dus

book

of

pontifical pontificai

Pontificato, m.

popedom

Pou\no,'^m"a'heu"-msV
Pt<llo,

m. a chicken: pollo d'India, a turkey ; portar

Pomrio,
chard

m.

an

l>olli, io

pimp

Pomata,/, pomatm
bud,
sprig,

PoUcine, spro Polli.

art.

UUed

for,

X ki,ul ^rly^us

of

.;

PontiRzio, adj. pontifical Pnto, m. the sea (in poetry) Ponto, adj. pricked, ttiiug Pontne, m. a pontoon (a bridge of boats) Pontura, {see Puntura)

PoMuii

Pomellato,' a((;. dapple grey

Ponzare,

Pomelo, m. an
apple-trees

orchard

qf

to strain, or "struggle Popolccio, m. the populace

Polosratia.i'. polngraphy Pdlpa, /: the tleshi/ part: prflpa della gamba, the calf of

Pomeflige, /. tulty (a sub- Popolano, and Popolare, udj. stance in brazen furnaces) Pmice,/, a pumice-stone Popolano, m. inhabitant paPomiciare, to rub tvith a pu;

mice-stone

Popolare,
.

to people

Pomirs, and Pomiro,

orchard, or

an Popolarescamente, adv. popu

larly

any

place planted

PolpacSilo, adj. fat, fleshy Polptta, minced-meat /.

Porarfero, adj. fruitful Pmo, m. 'an apple,

Plpo, m. many feet, a fish Polpso, and Polputo, adj.

JlesUy PolsCtto, m. a bracelet Plso, m. pnl.te, vigour, power ; senza btter plso, immediately Plla./, pap, or a hasty pud-

pmo pmo pomo

nate
:

fruit; sal vlico, a crab: cotgno, a quince ; granio, a pomegrapomo della spada, the
'"
'

Popolarsco, adj. populnr Vopo\a.xith, popularity Popolarmente, adv. popular-

ly

potnmel of

Popolzzo, m. the populace Popolsco, adj. popular lugo popolsco, a frequented

:

place

Popolzza, /. ignobilily, mean

PolUgiia,/. mud. mire
Poltigliso,
ad).
.

Pomposit, /.
?mtddy,

pomp,

gra

birth

Ppolo,

Poltracchio,
Poltrire,
to

colt

m. people, nation ; the common people: (also) a poplar-tree ; far popolo, to

sleep,

(also)

to

Ponderatainnte, adv. malurePoltro,' id le fell

I

rd, poltron.

Po'nderazine, /. ponderosity
ard-

Popolso, adj. populous Popne, I. melon Pppa, /. a woman's breast, a

Ponderso, adj. tneightu Pndi, m. bloody fhix

Pndo,
Poltronescarante, adv. idly Poltronsco, adj. idle, lazy Poltroniie, m. an idle fel(also)

m a weight, load; importance (in poetry)

Poppare, to suck Poppatola,/, a doll Popputo, adj. that has large

Ppulo, m. fin poctiy) (.c-.Ppolo) Populso, adj. populous Prca, / a i< w a slut ; a ridge of land Porcaio, aod Porcaro, m. a
,

ponnte, ml: po. garbino, south-west ponnte libccio. est and by south pa:

shove

pontare

piedi

al

xizzxe, topulve

levatio, a draw-bridge tenere in pnte, to keep one in suspense

ware (also) purslain, (an herb) sea snail Porce!15tto, m. a pig Porce;io, Porcellctto, Porcellino, and Ffifthetto, m. pig, porker, (little pig)
:

POR
Poicheria.,/. Jilthinets Porcile, m. a hog siy, art in-

POS
Portal'ttere,

m. a pocket-book, Posata,

(also) a post,nan Ponarazmteilo, m. travelling-

/. rest, quiet, ver, (also) plats, knife,

co-

fork,

Porclno, adj.
hog-sjlesh

came

porcina,

bag oag Portamnto,

look,

spoon, and a napkin Posamnte, adv. sofily, gerdly

m.
a

beltav

Prco, m. a hog; porco spiaclj. hedge-hog; nso, a

nasfy, dirty Prfido, m. porfhyry

presence,

carrying

Posatzza,/, tranquillity Posato, part, set dumn, laid, or

Posatio, m. a stick in a cage.

or bringing Portante, orlante, adj. carrying ; cavallo portim portante, an ambling

Portare, to carry, or bring ; to produce, allege, cite; to near clothes, S,-c to conduct, lead; to fnduce, exprotect, favour ; via, to take arvay ; portarsi, behave one's to self; portare in palma di mano, to esteem ; portarsi
cite
;

Prgere,

to afford, offer, present ; prgere reach, prger assist: aiuto, to orcchi, to hearken; prger le mini, to stretch out

Posatura,/, dregs, settling Pscia, adv. after, then Posciacli, adv. liiue, since that although
;

Posc.ttta,

porgetfmi quel t/te hands ; me that reach cappllo, hat : prger crednza, to credit; porgersi, to give present one's self; la cosa, non cosi come la porgono, Ihe thing is not as it is represented to be

to

and Poscritto, /. m. a postscriptum, or post-

porter

Posdomani, adv. after to-morPositivamente, adv. positively, 'also) modestly Positivo, adj. plain, modest, (also) positive (larv term)
Positura,
/. posture,
titua-

Porgimnto, m. reaching Pro, m. a pore

ihe

ad

qf

in qualche lugo, to repair to a place ; porta la fama, it is said. Portar la fede in grembo, to be apt to break Portata, f. equality, tion, reach, shot ;
the litter
ability

condi(also)
;

Poslzine, /. position, propo-

Porosit,/, porosity Porso, adj. full of pores,

of a

she-animal

porous Prpora, /. purple,

ple cloth

(also)

pur- Portabile, and Portalfvo, adj.

portable Portatile, adj. portable Portato, part, carried; m. a brood, litter ; (also) a service, a course of dishes

cVc.

Posprre,

Porporato, adj. in purple Porporeggiare, to incline to purple Porporino, purple coloured Porrata, f. a leek pottage Pdrre, for Ponere, to pui, place, fix; prsi a sedere, to set dorvn ; prre agudti, prre ambush to lay in tvith bocca, to meddle prre in carta, to tvrite dorvn; prre in luce, to publish ; por legge, to give larv ; por mnte, to fix the mind, to suppose;
; ;

to postpone, spise, to neglect

to de-

Posposizine,/ a postponing
Pospsto, part, postponed Pssa, and Possanza,/, porver Possedre, to possess Possedimnto, m. possession Posseditre, m. a possessor Posseduto, part, possessed Possnte, aJJ porverful, strong,
able, sufficient

Portatre, m. porter Portatura, /. a burden, carrying, or carriage Portavnto, m. a windpipe Portmia, /. and Portllo, to. a little gate, door Portnto, m. a prodigy Portentso, adj. prodigious Portvole, adj. portable, tolePrtico, m. a portico, piazza Portira,/, tapestry, Src hung before a door; portira di

Possentemente,
fully Possessine, /.
(also)
<

adv.

porver-

a possession,

a farm, an estate

por mano, to set one's hand upon a thing; prre caso, por da canto, to suppose term) por da parte, to a coach to lay by [keeper hoard up ; por gi, to lay Portiere, m. a porter, door- Possibile, adj. possible
; ;
1

Possessivo, adj posses-tive Posssso, m. possession Possessre, m. possessor Possessrio, to. possession (larv

down
<S-c.

prre opera, &c. to

;

in

make

uso, in use of,

Portinaro, Portinio,

and Por-

Prto, m. haven, port, harbour, carriage ; (also) given,

Possibilit,/, possibility place, post, station, Psta, a post-house, or an ambush, snare, track, foot-

step,

Porta, /. a gate, a door

Portabile, adj. portable

m. a

Portacppe, m. a portmanteau,

bag
Portafiaschi,
Portafgli,

Portolano, m. a door-keeper, (also) a pilot Portne, m. a coach -gate Portulaca,/, purslain Porzine,/, portion, share Psa,/, rest, quiet
rest, quiet

ferma, psta

opportunity a settled

psta
ajfair
;

m. a hamper, or Posamnto, m.
Posare,
to put,

or set dorvn, get

m. a

port-folio

fatta, adv. on purpose ; Star alia psta, -"o ambuscr.de : ddrsi lay in rendezvous to la psta, guard ; far la psta, to post posta, cavalli di horses : naviglio di psta, a packet-boai; andar per

POT
la psta, to travel hff post,

PRA
Potenzialmente, adv. powerfully, potentially Potre, to be able ; non posso, / cannot ; poter ssere, to be possible Potre, m. and Potest, /.

Pravo,

adj.

nicked,
(see

deprav-

da

pdsta, adv. sua pdsta,

:

on ]>uTpose;
<yf

one's

own

Preaccennare,

Sopraccen-

accord request, entreaty Posteggiare, to travel pott

Postma, and Postemazidne, /. an abscess

Posteinato,
part,

Preambolare, to preface Prembolo, m. preamble, preface

power
Potesterla,/. {see Podestera) Potissimamente, adv. chiefly Potssimo, adj. chief, princi-

and

Posteradso,

Prebnda,

imposthmnated

prebend, provi-

Postergare, to despise, to throni

Pdsteri, m. pi. posterity Posterire, adj. posterior;

s.

Potto, part, been able Poveraccio, adj. poor,

Prebendato, adj. having a prebend Precariamente, adv. precariously

un-

happy
Poverglia,
Posticcio, I. nursery nf trees adj borrowed, false; pos ticcia,/. the upper part of

/.

poor people
adj.

Poveramente, adv. poorly Poverllo, and Povertto,

poor, miserable

Precrio, adj. precarious Precauzione,/ precaution Prece,/, a prayer, entreaty Precednte, adj. precedent Precedentemente, adv. for-

Posticipare, to differ Postire, m. posl-mnsler Tostigline, m. postilion Postnia,/. posili, explication

-

Poverino, adj. unfortunate Povero, adj. poor, needy, vile ; (also) barren Povert,/, poverty Pozione,/, a potton Po2ire, adj. anterior (law
Poziorit,/, anteriority

merly

Precednza,/ precedency Precdere, to precede Precentre, m. precentor Precessine, f. precession fin

astronomy)
Precsso, part, preceded Precessre, m. predecessor Precettare, cite (Ian to

'

''ij

the

margin of
noti

...itimri

Posti

re, to

make

'AUto, pai. explained Postillatra,/. notes, postili Psto, m. post, employment Psto, adJ. put, set Psto che, conj. suppose

P0273,/. a slough, a mire Pozznghera,/, puddle

a
;

Pozztta,/, a dimple PzZo, m. a well pozzo nero. a sink ; mostrar la luna nel pozzo, to inake one believe

any thing
Postrmo, adj.
Postribolo, Postulato,
ni.

last

Pozzolana,/, pozzolana (sand)

Precettre, m. preceptor PrecettorPllo, ni. a pedant

a brothel
(in

Prammtica,/,

the

pragmatic

m. a demand

Prndere, to dine, or eat mathematics) Prndio, m. dinner Pstumo, adj. posthumous Postura, /. posture, a secret Pranzare, to dine Precipitamnto, m. overthrow, Pranzo, m. dinner ; adj. satiscomplot precipitation, ' Postutto, adv. entirely Precipltanza, /. (see PrecipiPostvedre, to see after tazine) Potabile, adj. potable, drinkprecipitate, Precipitare, to able hurry, to fall headlong, Potiggio, m. pottage Potamnto, m. and Potagine, PrecipitatEimnte, adv. hasti/. a pruning, lopping Potare, to prune, lop, cut, Praterfa, /. meadows Precipitato, part, precipilatsplit Prtica, practice, uiagt, Potato, part, pruned, lopped plot. Di prtica, odi). /reriy, Precipitazjne, /. precipitaPotatio, m. a pruning-knife tion ; haste, rashness, indisPotatre, m. pruner, vinecretion
,

Precettorfa,/ direction Precidere, to cut, shorten Precinto, 7n. precinct, compass

and Potazidne, /. a pruning, lopping, (also) twigs of trees Potentato, and Potentario, m.
Potatiira,

Precipitso, and Precfpite, adj. inconsiderate Precipizio, m. a steep place; andare, or mandare in precipizio, to destroy, to

tquanchief-

Potnte,

potentate, prince adj. powerful,

po-

Praticato, part, practised Prtico, adj. e.rpert, skilfttl Prato, m. meadom, fields Pratolfno, and Prataiulo,

Precipuamnte,
ly

adv.

Precpuo,
c/in-/

adj.

principal,

or

Precisamente,
Potenziale, adj. potential
precisely

and

Preciw,

FRE
jiratied logic)
;

PRE
m.
predicate
(i

djcivole,

adj.
to

piejudicial,

Preclaramente,

tJii.

excel-

Predicatre, m. a preacher Predicazine,/, pt caching

hurtful Pregiudicare,

prejudice:

lenlly. nobly Preclaro, eulj- excellent, noble, fan, Precldere, to h Prco, m, a prayei Precogitre, lo pre Precognizine, giioscnza,/. a foreknorving
i

Predicimnto, m. prediction
Prediletto, part, beloved

Predilezine,
Predire,

/.

predilectioi

and

Predlcere,

predict, foretell

Pregiudi
cial

adj.

Predizine,/, prediction Predominante, adj. over-rn

Preijndnte, adj. pregnant

Preconio,
, to

Pregnzza,/. ,e-;.ur.y Prgno, adj pregnant occM pregni di lagrnne, eyes full
:

praise

(also)

pJES

iw.f

preco

Predominio, ,. su Predne, m. a robi

Preelggere, to pre Preelezine,/, pre

pregna di diversi pensieri.

a fore PreconoRcna, /. kuowledge Preconscere, to foreknow Precrrere, to fore-run Preciirsre, m. a fore-runner _ dare n la, /. prey, booty
:

Preeminnza,

/
I

my mind is full of different thoughts Prgo, m. a prayer Prelato, m. a prelate Prelatura,/. prelate-Mp
Prelazine,/, preference, (also)

jiri

self to grief Preddce, adj. rapacious

Preesfstere, to e-rist b Pretato, part, aforesi Prefazine, /. and

omliat Prelibare, lo taste, to touch Prelibato, part, tasted, (also)

excellent, exquisite

of

m. a preface
Prefernza,/, preference
Prefervole, and
Preferibile,
idj preferable ;ferimnto,^it. preferment Preferire, to prefer Preferito, part, preferred Prefetto, ni. a magistrate Prefiggere, tojix, prefix

Preliminare, m. preliminary
re,
;ht
lude
to

precede

tvitli

Predmnto, m. pillage
Predare,
pillage
to

prey,

to

rob,

to

Predato, part, pillaged, robbed Predatre, i. a robber

l'redecessre, m. predecessor; nostri predecessri, i

rely

Prefiggimnto, m. deterrmnaPreKsso, part, prefixed, limited

Pregadi, and Pregati, m. pi. the Venetian senate pray, entreat, to regare, beg ; vi prego tutte le telicit che desiderate, I nsh you all the happiness you can
desir,

Prematuro, adj. premature Premeditare, io premeditate Premeditato, part, premeii nation toted Preraeilitarine, /. premedilnte, adj. pressing adj. Prementovato, mentioned

Prmere,

to press, to squeeze, to oppress, to trample upon :

Premessa,

che ci non ri prema, do not trouble yourself about it premises (in /.

to put, c r

Predestinazine, /. and Predestino, m. predestination VreAno, part, foretold Prdica, /. a sermon, an au-

ditory Predicbile,

Pregato, part. entreated Pregatre, , Pregvole, and Pregiabile, adj. worthy, valuable Preghvole. adj. suppliant Preghira,/, a prayer, request.

Premttere,

lay bs

adj.

predicable,

Premiare, to remunerate Premiato, part, recompensed Premiatre, t. a rewarder Premiazine,/, a rewarding pre-emiadj. Preminnte,
nent

Predicamnto, m. a preach(also.i a predicament ing

;

will

I'lOl

Predicate

talk to those who ear preacAci, part.

Pregiabilita,/. value Pregiare, to prize, esteetn ; pregiarsi, le boast Pregiato, part, esteemed Pregiatdre, m. one who values Prgio, m. price, worth, rale: tener in prgio, to esteem,

ralue Pregiudicante,
1

Premitre, m. an oppresi Premitura./, a squeeziiii Premlzia,/. {see Primlzi Premura,/, importance,

and

Pregiu-

PRE
Pre>.iuri5so,
orf/-

PRE
Presilgio, nt. presage

important

Presfccio, adj. that

i-rei-.an-.l're, to foretell

VrtiunnAto,,.r!.forelotd Principe, uud Prnce,

rrt'ndere,
(al^o)
/,)

Presagire, to presage, foretell Presdgo, ).i. a diviner Presame, m. rennet (to tun

has heen taken Presidnte, and Presfde, i.i. a

Presidnza,
/'.

m.

milk,
Presbiterrfle,

presidency

adj.

presbytt

Presidiare, to put a garrisr.n in

Presidio, m.

to

/v
il'

yreiKlersi

take, accept : hold of: amre, to full

a garrism
:.

Presislimaiine, /. prrferetr

Presmne,
Prendibile, adj. that

must

(out

oj

may

be

Presbitrio, m. a parsonage

Prendi mento, m. a taking Pienditcire, m. a taker

Prescinte,

<i J,-.

j;..ei,i^

Prescinza,/, prescience Prescindere, to separate

Prescito,
part.

grapes) Prso, part taken, caught ontuso, adj. proud, pre.,ming Presuntuso, aij. ptesuuip.
Pressa,/, crotvd, throng, (also-

Prenominato,

part,

before-

reprobated.

Prenotdre, to note before Prenotato, part, before noted Prenozidne, foreknow/.

PresciiUto'^m h nn aJJ pres<

Pressante, adj. pressing,

ur

Presapeo, adv. thereabout """'"'" to press, urge.

Pressatura,/ entreaty

Preoccupare, Preoccupato,
pied

to

preoccupy
preoccu-

Prescriiine, f. prescription, a

Pressine, f. pressure, a prrss-

part-

Preoccupazidne,

f. preoccupa-

Presedre, to preside Presentagine, /. presentation

PrSsso, adj

near, nigh

</if.

Presentneo,
Presentare,

adj.

present,

lo present;

presen-

Preparare, to prepare Preparativo, and Preparatrio, adj. preparative Preparazine, prepara /.

comparison: almost: prsso che, almost: prsso a poco, thereabout ; questo nulla prsso al mio, this is nothing in comparison of
Pressura, /. oppression, vcxaPrsta,

Presentato, part, presented Presentatre, m. he mho pre-

Presentazine,

/.

presenta-

ana PrestnSa,

/.

Preponderare,

to

prepondelily

oorrow.ng rving
Prestante, adj. excellent, rar Prestare, to' lend, yield, borrow ; prestar fede, give credit ; prestar ort chio, to hearken ; pres! help: 1 >, to

Presentimnto, m. guess, fort

Presentire, to f\jresee, foretell

.mggio

pay Iwma^

Presnza,
zine,/. prerojfati
Preriitto, adj.

and Presenzia,

/.

tteep (a Latin ,vord) Prsa, /. a taking, or price ;

Presenziale, adj. present

Prespe,

and

Prespio,

m.

di

mum
prsa

tabacco, a pinch of far prsa, hold fust di gente, a band,

;

Prestato, part lent, grunted Prestatre, m. an usurer PrestatUra, /. a lending, borTorving Prestazine,/, {see Prestzza) Prestre, m. the ihunde, loll Prestzza, and Prestazine,/. quickness, speed Prestigiare, to deceive, be;to,

Isee Preservazine) Preservare, to preserve PreservatfTO, adj. preserva-

Preservamnto, m.

part, deceived

j,m.\ind Prestlgia, /.
",j"l,'g'e

deceitful,
i

j>'SS''nS

PRE
Prestila,"
/.

PRT
m
a
Prevedimnto, m. foreknowPrimira, /. primero (a

and

Prstito,

game

borrowing or lending
Presto,
presto,
ad),

and adv.
diligent haste

nimble ;

(also)

quick, ; fate

Preveuimnto,

tn.

preposses-

Primieramente, adv. first of

Primiro, adj., first Primignio, adj. primitive Primitivamente, adv. original'

make

Presuasidne, f. previotu per-

Presumenza, /. presumption Presmere, io presume, pretend

;

(a!so) lo conjecture

Presumitdre, m. a presumer Presuntivo, adj. presump-

Preven2ine,/. prevention Prevenire, to prevent Vrev\nza,f:foresight Prvio, adj previous

Previsine, f foresight Prevfso, and Previsto, adj. foreseen Prevsto, m. provost Preziosamente,, adv. preciousPreziosit, /. preciousness Preziso, adj precious Prezzabile, adj. valuable Prezzare, to value, esteem Prezzato, part, valued, prized Prezzatore, m. a prizer

ly

Primitivo, adj. primitive Primizia., f.jirst fruits

Primo, adj. first Primognito, m.

Primogenitre,

eldest
?n.

son

first

fa-

Presuntudso,

adj.

presump-

Primogenitura, /. primogeniture, a birtk-right Primordiale, adj. primitive (law term)

Principale, adj. principal Principalmente, adv. chiefly Principare, to domineer Principato, tn. principality, pre-eminence, government Principe, and Prince, m. a prince Principssa,/, a princess Principiamnto, m. a begin-

Presunzine, /. conjecture, or presumption Presupprre, to presuppose Presupposizine, /. and Presupp(5sto, m. a supposing Presuppsto, adj. taken for granted Presura, /. seizure, a taking ;
Prte, m. a j Pretelle,/, p,.
''

"Jtiggler

Prezzmolo, m. parsley Przzo, m. prize, value (also) reward; servire a przzo, <o serve for money Prezzolare, io cheapen
,

muma

Prezzolato,

part,
(in

cheapened,

Pretendnza,/ pretension
Pretndere,
to pretend, design.

haggled
Pria, adv.

Principiente, adj. beginning: un principiante, a beginner,

Princip_iare, to begin Principiato, part, begun

poetry) first,

Pretensre, m. a pretender Pretensine, m. a pretension Preterire, to pass over

Pretrito, part, past, gone by
;

Prigo, m. a prayer, desire

Pretermesso, paH. omitted Pretermttere, to omit Pretermissine,/. omission Pretematurale, adj. supernaturai Pretso, part, chall'nged Pretsta,/, and Pretsto, n. pretence Pretre, m. prartor Pretoria,/, pralorship Pretoriano, and Pretrio, adj.

Prigionia,/, imprisonment Prigionire, and Prigioniro, m. a prisoner, a gaoler Prima, adv. first, before, ra; prima che, before, before that ; vorrei prima morire, / tvould rather die Primamente, adv. firstly ; first

Principiatre, in. a beginner Principio, m. principal, origin, precept Priorato, m. priorship Prire, m. prior, president Priorfa, and Priorit, prio-

rity a priory Priscamente, adv. formerly,

;

as

anciently Prisco, adj. former, old, an-

of all Primariamente, adv.

all

first

of
hi Pristino, adj. past, ancient and PrivaPrivagine,"

Primrio,
Pretrio,

adj.

primary,

m.

prtrior's

chief

Primate, m. a primate, prePretosmolo, m. parsley Prettamente, adv. plainly

Prtto, adj. pure,

mnto,

m.

(see

Privaziprivarsi.

Primaticciarante,
early

adverb,

Priva're, to deprive;

unmixed

Pretura,/

prietorstiip

Prevalre, to prevail: prevalrsi, to take advantage Prevaricare, to transgress Prevaricatre, m. a transgressor, deceiver

Primato,

Primaticcio, adj first, early I. a primate, pre-

Privatamente,
'y

adv.
adv.

private-

Privativamente,

exclu-

Primavra, /. spring; (also) first coming in offlowers Primazia,/ primacy

Primazidle, adj primatical Primeggiare, to exceed others Primicrio, m. a dean (in *.ome churches) 210

Privatlvo, m. a depriving Privato, m. a privy; common

Prevaricazine, /. and Prevaricamnto, t. transgres-

sewer;
ouri.te

.also)

p'ritice's

fa-

Prevedre,

io foresee

PRO
Privatrfre,

PRO
Prodilcere, to produce Producnte, adj. producing

m. a depriver
Proclama,

Privazine,/; privation, a dtpriving Privfgno, m. son-in-law

Privilegiare, io privile/re Privilegiato, part, privileged Privik'gio, m. privilege Privo, part, deprived Frizzalo, paH. spotted Pr, m. utility, bcnejit ; buor. pr Ti faccia, much good

/
to

proclama-

Froclarare,

proclaim
;

Proclive, adj. inclined, bent m. inclination

Producfbile, adj. productive Pro(!ucimnto, m. production Producitre, m. a producer Produmo, m. a brave man Produrre, to produce, yield
(also) to allege

Proco, m. a suitor, lover Proconsolato, m. proconsul-

ProdutU'bile, adj. producible Produttivo, adj. productive Produttre, ?. one that pro-

do what purpose ; in pr, in behalf : pr e contra, /or and against; senza pr, needlessly dare il buon pr, to congratulate adj. brave, valiant Provolo, and Proavo, m. great-grandfather Probabile, adj. probable
it
;

may

you

a che pr

to

Produzir
Procrastinre, to put off Procrastinato, part, procrastinated Procrastinazine, /. a delay Procreante, adj. procreating Procreare, to procreate Procreatre, m. a creator.

productio)

Proemiale, adj. preliminary Proemiare, to make prea-mhle

Promio, m. preface Profanamente, adv. profanely

Profanare, to profane Profanato, part, profaned Profanatre, m- a profaner Profanazine,/, a profaning Profanit./, profaneness Profano, adj. pufane Profnda,/, provender Profendre, to give horses proProfessare, to profess Professine, m. a profession Profssa,/, a professed 7iun Profsso, m. a prqfessed
Professre, m. a professor Profetare, Profetizzare, ani Profetteggire, to prophesy

Prolialiilita, f. probability

Probabilmente,
Proba2idne,
/.

adv.

pro-

Procreazine, /. and Procreaprobation

mnto, m. procreation
Procura, /. procuration; (also) a letter of attorney Procurare, to mind, to take strive care, to endeavour to solicit ; procurer di servirla, I'll endeavour to serve
; ;

Probit, /. honesty

Problma,/, problem Problemtico,

adj. problemati-

you
Procurato, part, endeavoured Procuratore, m. an attorney Procurazine, /. a power to act another care, for
;

Procaccinte,

and Procaccproto get

;

vole, adj. diligent

-'

office

dj.proy--"-'

Procacciare, to procure, shift, endeavour after

make FiocuxeTta,f.
attorney

profession of

an
ProffernJa
ojer'ing Profferire, and Profferre,
(also)

cacciarsi disgrzia, into misfortune Procacciato, part, procured,

Txda.f. shore, bank, proni qf

Prode, adj. valiant, brave
benefit, profit
;

on

m.

offer

got Procacciatdre,

m. a

diligent
;

Prodemente, adv. valiantly

Prodzza, /. prowess, valour,
.ented Proffrta, oblation /.
offer,

Procccio, m. apostman

(also)

proposal,

Prodigalit,

/.

prodigality,
to

Proccurare,

fsee

Procurare,
Prodigalizzare,
be

and

its

derivatives)
to

prodi-

Proficuo, adj. profitable Profguito, part, compared

Profilare, to draw a profile Profilo, profile, outline Profittabile, adj. profitable Profittare, to profit, improve, to be profitable Profittvole, adj profitable Profittevolmme, adv. profitably Profitto, m. profit, gain Proflvio, i. store, plenty.

Procednte, adj. proceeding Procdere, to proceed,

gal

Procedimnto, i. a proceeding, a going forrvards Proceduto, part, proceeded Proclla, f. a slorm, ternProcellso, adj. stormy Processare, to go to lam Processine,/, procession Processi vo, adj. proceeding Procsso, m. progress ; far procsso, to sue at law Processura,/. a proceeding

Prodigamnte, and Prodigalmnte, adv. prodigally Prodigio, m. prodigy Prodigiosamente, adv. pro<ii
Prodigiosit,
/.

prodigious-

Prodigiso, adj. prodigious Prodigo, adj. lavish, profuse Proditre, m. a traitor Proditrio, adj. traitorous Prodizine,/, trea^ian, felony Prodtto, m. product, fruit
adj. produced

Profondamente, a

V.

deeply
to

Profondaranto, n Profondare, to sink,

div*

8U

PRO
Profondatamnte, adv. ieeprrfondiito, pati, sunk l'rofondazidne, f.

Prolungato, part, prolonged Promssa, f. a promise, bail,

to,
,

adj.
ira,

into air

ready, bold passionate

Pronncia,
dig-

/ter

Pronnzia,

Promessidne, /.
permission

promise,

inng
PrbftSndere, fo diisipate Profondit,/, deepness

Profndo,
:

dr-plk adv. m. deeply adj. deep profnda none, a <lark n!f,rht Profondit./. dee,mess Prfugo, adj.fiiiplive
;

Promsso, part, promised Promettnte, adj. promising Promttere, to promise ; promttere per altrui, to bail one promttere bene, to be
:

hopeful Promettitre,

Pronunzialre,

tn.

teho pro-

Profuiniire, to perfume Profumitto. part, perfumed

Pronunzi;izione, /. pronuncia-

Profuinatnizo,
Iieaii,

m. a

spark,
Promissrio, sory

empti) fitol
/.

Profumira,

a perfuming-

Profumire, m. perfumer Profumo, m. perfume Profumdso, part, perfumed

Promontdrio, tn. a mountain, hill ; high ground running

out into the sea

Propagginare,

lo

propagale the

Profusamente, adv. profusely

Profusine, m. profusion adj. profuse, Profuso,
la-

Progenie,

and

Progenia, /.

offspring', issue, race

Proi^nitre, m. ancestor Progettare, to scheme project, desi^ Progtto, Programma, tit. n proposal Progrdere, to advance Progressione,/, progression progressProgressivo, adj.

Promosso, part promoted Promotdre, m. a promoter promotadj. Promovnte, ing and PromonPromozine, me'nto, tn. promotion Promulgare, to promulgate,

vine, (also) to increase

Propagginazine, /.

an

in-

Propagginamnto,
Prop.-Jggine, /.

tn.

a plant-

a layer qf a

publish

PropaWre,
part,
/.

/<'

declare

Promulgato,

promidpromu/^flto

Propalato, iktrt. published Prpe, adv. hard by, near

Promulgazine,
tion,

publieUy
to

Promudrere,

promole, up,

progress, a Progrsso, tu. projiproceeding ; (also)

Proihlre, to pmhibit, forbid Proibitivo, adj. prohibitory Proibito, part, forbidden Proiliitdre, he that for bids Proibizidne./ prohibition Proitto, tjt. and Proiettiira, /. c. projectun (in arthitecture) ProWto, part, uttered Prolatdre, tn. an editor

mnte, adv. properly Prwpieta, and Propriet, /. property, propriety, interest,

advantage
Propiet;irio,

and

Proprietrio,

Propinare, to drink one's health.

Prno, adj. inclined, prone Pronme', tn pronoun Pronominato, part, celebraiPronosticamnto,

nosticanfa, /.
tion (foretelling)
n.

Propinquamente, adv. near, by

Propinquit,
f.

nearness,
;

neiglibourhood

and Pvo-

prognostica-

Krolaiidne,/. pronunciation Prle./, offspring, family

Prolifico, adj. prolific Prolissamente, adv. tediously, round about' Prolissit, prolixity Prolisso, adj. prolix, tedious

Pronosticare, to prognosticate,
foretell

Pronosticatre, noxticator, one

tells

a
that

progfore-

Prologre, and Prologi/zre, to make a preamble Prologare, and Prologizzire, to speak at length to tell a long
;

nigh, near propinqui, relations Prpio, adj. Prprio, and proper; mia propia figliuola, my own daughter ; amor prprio, self-love: possedere in prprio, to be the right owner: m. property; adi: properly Propiziatre, tn. a mediator

Propinquo, adj.

Prontamente,
i

adv.

readily,
;

Propiziatrio, adj. tory Propiziazine, /.

tion

propitia-

propitiapropitious.

story

Prontire,

to

importune

pron-

Prolongazidne, /. and Prolongamnto, m. a prolongaProlungre,

to

Propizio,
i

adj.

ProntzSa, and Prontitiidine,

/. quickness, speed, haste, im-

prolong

mity

PRO
Proponimnto,

PRO
inteni,

m.

Prosico, and Frosatico, adj.

m. a neighbour,
Prostendersi,
prosare alcuno,
ProiiovzJondle,
Proiioriionalit,
tiun
_
OiiJ.

re-

to

prostrate

to

jok

piopur profor
j>rc

/.

Proiorzionalmnte, adv.
porliom,lly

Proporziondre,

to

proportion

Proscioglimnto,

m.

absolu

demean, vilify
Pro))or2onatanints, proportionally Proporzionato, part,

adv
propor

Proscilto, part, absolved; di proscilti, tvork-dayi

Prostitdta./. a prostihite prostituProstituJine, /.

to

Prosciugare,
Prosciutto,
Proscritto,

to
n.

dry up

gammon

of Prostrare, and Prostrarsi,

prostrate

adj.

proscribed,

table

Propsito,

m.

purpose^ sign
;

dit-

caiise, motive,

improperly l.ropusito, proiidsito, seasonably

fuor di a
; ;

Proscrivere, in proscribe, io bauish, to outlaw Proscrizine, /. proscription,

outlawry Proseguente, adj. following

Prostrato, adj. prostrate Prostrazine,/, an ovcrthron-, dejection, n'eaknes, Prosuntuso, preiumptmnis Proteggere, to protect proProtndere, to slretch
;

tndersi,
self

to

stretch

one's

Propositura, f. provoslahip dignity Proposizine, proposition,

Protervamente, adv.frotvard'y

ProptJSta,

f.

proposal,
resolution,

purrec-

Proselfto,

m.

proselyte

pose Propsto, m.

tor, provost, sheriJJ-

Prosodia,/, prosody Prosoh-la,/ ,,ro.clyte Prosontuositk. pr

Protrvia, and Protervith, /. arrogance, perverseness Protrvo, adj. frorvard, rcayProtso, pat. stretched, extended Protsta, atid Protestazine, /.

Proprtsto, part, proposed

Propriamnte,

adv.

'

properpro-

'' Propriet,

/.

property,

Prosopopa, and Prosopopefa,

/.

ostentation ; (also) pr sopopcria, (a figure in rl

toric)

Protestare, to protest Protestazine, /'. a protesta-

Prosperamente,

Propugnare,

to

di-Jciut,

sup-

adv. prt perovsly, fortunately prosper. Prosperare, to

Prottto, part, protected Protettorale, adj. of a
tector

Projiugnatore,

m. a dffend-

pro-

Protettorato,

ni.

a protector

Tra,f.'thpro,vofaship Pronto, m. an itchmg

Vrovg:^, f.pron.i^nlion

Prosperevolrr.nte,

Protettre,

vi.

a protector

ProrogaUva,/. arrf^-once Prorogato, part, prorogued prorogaProrogazine, f.

Prosperit, and Prosperaine. /. prosperity Prosperso, adj. strong, stout

I'rospettiva,/; perspective Prospettivista, tn, a perspective painter

Prto, adj.' chief, first piolocol Protocllo, i.

{a

Protodidscalo, m. first masProtofldraine, m. f.rst fiamen.

Prormpere, to speak ;
queste
these trords.

to

break forth proruppe in

he
jittered

parole,

Prospettivo, adj perspective Prosptto, m. prospect Prossimamnte, adv. next.

Prorompere

in

qualche

follia, io be

guilty of
Protonotariato, m. dignity of prothom'tary ProtopUiste, m. first crea-

so,e folly

PrsC/. prose

PRO
Prototipo, m. jTOtotype, first model, original Protrarre, and Protrere, to
protract,
to

et

provtta,^ old

Prudentemente,

adv.

pi-u

Provianda,/. victuals
adv. rvisely, prudently, carefully Providnza, and Providenzia,

Prudnza,

/.

prudence, r!adj.

draw

lines,

Providamnte,

.figures, Src.

Prudenziale,

pri

Protratto, part, protracted protraction, Protrazine, /. Prdvido, adj. providetU, heeddrarving of lines, Src. giudicar Protribunli, adv. protribundli, to sit upon a Provfnca, f. periwinkle (an
trial

Prdva,

very.,

proof, trial, expeess.i^; (also) bramitness ; testimony, dare a prva, to sell on trial; torre a prva, to take

riment,

herb) Provincia,. f. province Provinciaito, vi. provincial-

Prdere, to itch Prudre, m. itching Pnigna, /. prune, plum Prugno, m. a plum-tree Prugnola, /. o sloe, or
PriSgr.olo,

vilJ

Provincile, adj. and m. provincial, of a province

Provocamnto,
Provbile,
adj.

that

may

be

i. and Provocazidne, /. provocation Provocante, and Provocativo,

adj. provocative

ProTagine,

Provazne,

/.

Provocare, to exasperate Provocato, part, provoked Provocazine, f. provoca-

and
proof,

Provamnto, m. a essay, mark, testi- Provvednza,/. providence, or

foresight

m. a bullace-tree Pruina,/, hoarfrost Pruinso, adj. frosty Pruna,/. a prune, a plum Prunia,/. Prunio, and Prunarne, m. place full <J thorny bushes'. Prunto, ni. a thorny place Pruno, m. bramble, briar Prunso, adj. f Jill of briars Prudva,/. proof, trial Pnirigine, /. an itching,
itch

mony
Provino, adj. obstinate
Provare,
to try
;

Pruriginso, adj. that causes

to

Provvedre,
observe,

grow,
trial

thrive

prove, taste, provarsi con

to

mind,

provide, to to order.

qualchediino,

come

to

Provvedimnto,
sion,

m.

provicaution,

of skill

providence,

Prurtre, to itch Prurito, m. an itching temptation, desire Przz art, hea

Psllic,

(also,

Provato, part, tried, attempted, experienced

Provazii5ne,'
/.
to

and

Pslllo,

m.

Jiea-

trial,

Pubblicamnte, adv. public

proof
Proveccirsi,

take the ad-

Provvedutamente,

adv.

cau-

Pubblicamnto, ubblica n

vantage of Provccio, m,

advantage,
providence

Proweduto,

part,

provided,
care-

Provednza,
provision

/.

(also) prudent Provvidamente,

adv.

Provedre, io provide Provedimnto, m. precau-

fully Provvidente,

adj.

cautious.

Provvidnza,/, providence Prvvido, adj. provident.

Provvigine,/, provision Provvisre, to ituike verses extempore Provvisatdre, m. an extempore
Provvisionile, sional
adj.

Pubblicazine,/, publicalion Pubblicit,/, publicity Pbblico, the public ; adj.

Provenire,

to thrive, grorv, to proceed, derive Provnto, m. revenue, rent Proverbiale, adj. proverbial Proverbialmente, adv. proverbially

Pubert,/, puberty Pubescnte, adj. that has ob-

provi-

publish

Pudenda,

/.

pi.

the

privy

Proverbiare,

to scold. Jeer, scnj^i servirsi di provrbi, to

Provvisioniire, to pension Provvisionato, part, pension-

Pudicamente, adv. chastely

Pudicizia, /.
chastity, pudicity

use proverbs Proverbiato, part,

jeered,

ed Provvisine,

/.

provision,

Pudico, adj. chaste, modest

Provrbio,

m.

proverb
adv.

(also) abuse, offence

Pudre, m. modesty Provvtso, m. an extempore Prov visre, m. an extetnpore Puerile adj. puerile,
Puerilit,/. puerility

child-

Proverbiosamente,

anProvvisto, part, provided Prua,/, a prnrv }sea term) full Prudnte, adj. prudent, nite

Pwverbidso, adj. injurieu*

JProvgtto,

Puerilmente, adv.
,

childi.thiy

adj.

aged,

Puerizia,/, puerility, infuHC})

PUL
Purpera,

PUN
Pulitamente,
adv. cleanly, neatly Pulitzza, /. politeness, elegance, cleanliness Pulito, ari), clean, neat, polished adii, cleanly Pulitre, m. a polisher
:

a tvotnati tn /. cMld-hed Puerprio, m. child-bed, or lying-in Pugilato, m. fisty-fight, cuffing, boxing Pugi'llo, m. handful Puglia, /. jigM, fray, contest

Puntare,

push;

to point, to stop, it, to thrust, to criticise.

Puntata,/ thrtui Puntatamente, adv. punctu-

Pulitura,/ a polish
Pulizia, f.
cleanliness, neat.

punctuation

Pugnace, adj. warlike Pugnacemente, adv.

in

Pullulamnto,
lulazidne,
/.

PugnaMta,

/. a blom tvith a dagger Pugnale, m. foniard, dagger Pugnare, to Jight, contrast,

sprouting

Puntd^Sa,/ an iron point m. and Pul- Puntazza, m. a promontory, a springing, (a cape) Punteggiamnto, ni. punctuaPunteggi^re,
to point,

Pugndto, part, fought Pugnazio'ne,/. a combat PugnCllo, m. a handful Pugnnte. and Pungnte,

adj.
io

Pullulare, and Pullotre, to bud forth, to spring forth, to multiply Plpito, m. pxdpit Pulsare, tn beat, to knock Pulsazine, pulsation, beating of the pulse Pulzlla, /. a virgin, a

or stop

Punteggiato, part, pointed Punteggiatura, /. a sticking.

Puntellare,
to

prop,

sup-

poignant, sharp, slinging

PuntelWto,
Pulzdne, m. a punch, or puncheon Pungllo, m. a goad Pungnte, adj. pricking,

part,

propped,

Pugnere,

and

Pngere,

sting, prick, nettle Pugiierccio, adj. pricking,

supported Puntello, m. a prop

Puntnte,

adj.

pointed.
(also)

sharp Pugnetto, m. a handful, (also) a spur Pugniranto, m. stinging,

(also)
coiitrition,

Punterulo, m. a bodkin,

Pungentemente, adv. sharpPuntiglio,'

m. a

punctilio,

repent-

Pngere,

to

prick,

sting.

Puntigliso, captious

adj.

cavilling,

Pungigline, Pungiglidto, aiid

Puntino, 1. a small point. A puntino, adv. exactly

stant,

Pu^tpo, m. a kind nf nettle Ptj'iio, m. a Jist, a handful

Pngolo,
;

Jii.

spear,

a Punto, m. a
a

point, an inpoint, difficulty

aver in pugno, to have in one's power ; a blow ; a cuff; fare alle pugna, to box ; dare im pugno ill cielo, to Jight

Pungimnto,
Pungitfvo,

m.
adj.

prick-

an

article,

a passage,

state,

poignant,
or

Pungildio,

tn.

a goad,
goad,

Pila.f. husk, hull

Piilce,/. aj?ea Pulcella,/. tnaid, virgin PuIcelUggio, m. virginity

sting

Pungolare,
late

io

stimu-

Pulcelidna,/. an old maid Pulcescca, /. a pinch, a pinching Pulcino, m. a chicken ; pi impacciato eh' un pulcin nella stoppa, he is so puzzled that he knows not what

Punibile, adj. punishable Punimnto, m. and Punizi-

condition, a wrangling, a stitch ; ssere in buon punto, to be in a good state of body; voi non avete punto di coscinSa, you have no conscience at all. Essere in punto, to be ready ; part, stung, pricked. Punto per puuto, adv. exacl-

ne,/ punishment
to punish Puntne, m. a prop, a point ; adv. with a point Puntuale, adj. punduai. Punitre, m. punisher Punizine,/, punishment Pnta,/, point, the end of any thing ; (also) a pleurisy. ally Punta di soldati, a troop of Puntura, /. puncture, ansoldiers. Pigliar la punta. guish, distress, sorrow, to gro pang

Punire,

PuniUvo,

adj. punitive PunIto,,pai'<. punished

Puldro, m. a colt Pulggia,/, a pulley Pulggio, m. penny-royal (an

herb) Pulica, and PuUga, /. a notch

PuntdgUa,

/.

de;

Puntuto

part, pointed

Eulfce,/. a flea

Pulimnto,

m. a cleansing,

polishing Pulire, to scour, cleanse, polish.

Puntale, TO. point, tag, aglet puntale di fibbia, the tongue of a buckle Pimtalnante, adv. punctually,
(also) jointly

Punzecchiare, and PuiiZelUre, to spur, goad, sting Punzecchiatura, /. spoli, o?

speckles

PunSelIamnto, m.
J

a prick-

ing, (also) solicitativn

QUA
Funzione,/, n pricking
Piitn Punzdne, i. .i hor on the car (also) a coin to itamp money .fi'd
;

QUA
Quademdie, and
Quaderni^

adj.

Pupflla,/. the eye-hatl PupilWre, adj. uf a yupil Pupillo, m. pupil Puramente, adv. sincerely Purch, conj. provided, only,
allhon Pure, adv. yet, moreover, however, betid dite pure qu6l che voli
rviU
:

Putrdine,/, putrefacti Putredinso, adj. corrupt

itrid,

Putrefare, io piUrefj/ Putrefattvole, adj. corrupli

Putrefi<tto, part, putrefied

Quddra,

a quadrant

dar la
forty

quadra, to Uiugh at Quadrageuiirio, adj.

Putretaiine,/. putrefnclion Putridume, m. rotten things

Putrldfre, to

grow
in.

rotten

Quadramnto,
do. adj. putrid

quadrature,

pure
if,

tvhat then

pure die,
adj.

if so

Putridume,

corruption

a squaring Quadrngolo,

r,

a quadran-

Purllo,

and

Furtto,

neat, iinadullerated

Putta, and Puttana, f. strum

pet, harlot

auadrnte, m. a quadrant
uadrare,
to

Purzza,/, purity Purga,/, a purge Purgazine, /. and Purgamnto, m. a purging Purgante, adj. purging Purgare, to purge, cleanse,
scour, purify, jnoderate

square,

tn

ap-

Purgatamente, adv.
ly

correct-

Puttaneggiare, to rvench, i play the strumpet Puttanggio, m. whoring Puttanlla,/, a strumpet ''uttansco, adj. whon'sh 'ullansimo, m. Puttanfa, and Puttanerfa,/. yveiu
Puttanire, m. a whoremaster,
libertine

non mi quadra, / do not approve your opinion Quadratino, m. a quadrate,

Quadr.-ito,

Quadrato,

(in printing) m, it quadrangle adj. four-square, square; (comprsso) strong,

well-set,

lusty,

rvelt-pro-

Purgatre, m. cleanser Purgatrio, m. purgatory adj. purgative Purgatura, /^ttA PurpziJne,/. purgation
Purilcto,' 'i'Jr""Ji^rified Puriricatcirio, m. purif.ca

Putt'Uo, boy

and

Puttlno,

Quadratura, /. quadrature, a squaring le Quadrllo, m. an arrow quadrlla d'amore, Cupid's darts; (also) a square brick,
:

PZZa,/. a stink, stench,

(also)

or stone

pus, corruption PuZzire, 0 stink Puzzo, ni. stench PZEola, a tort of at

Quadrtto,

a packing-needle m. a square
c^f

Ml
Pui'oll!

Quadrinnio, m. the space four years Quadrifrme, adj. square Quadriga. //.mr/ior*
diets

Purit,

and

Puritdde,

/
P'uzzolnza,/. dirt, filth Puzzso, cdj. stinking

Quadriglia, /. a band of sot. Quadriglie,

m. the game

PurZura,

<jf

stench,

infcctio

Quadrimstre, m. the space qf

Purpreo, adj. purple Purulnto, adj. rotten Pusillanimamntc, adv. wit

timidity Pusillanimit,

Quadripartire

divide into

four parts
adj. square ; r><. a square, a picture, a frame, a border ; quadri, gardenbeds Quadrccio, m. a brick Quadrpede, m. a qiujdruped : a four-footed ani-

/.

pullam

Quadro,

P
Pusillit,

md

Pusillaniir

adj. pusillanin

QVA,
mea
here

smallneis,

adv. here; qua e l and there: di qua

:

this side di both sides:

qua e di l, o> non l'ho visti da quel tempo in qua, / Quadruplicare, have not seen him sinci that
Qudruplo,

to

quadrupliquadruple,

Putalfvo, adj. putative, puled Putente, adj. slinking

adj.

Quacchero,

and Qucquero,

four-fold

Quantro, adv.

Ure tvUhia

QUA
di

QUA
far, at
volete
(luaggiiSs
?

QUE
quanti,
will

quadnti

much
Aim'

e
yon
vild 'most

^sse

dire,
;

many

say

as if it qudsi quasi.

have

quag

e affair

a bird)
coagulation Quagliare, and Quagliarsi, to curdle, thicken Quagliatra, /. coagulation, a curdling thickened. Quagliato, part,
\irdled

f quanto potete vedre, as fur as you can see ; quanto a me, as fur me ; quanto ci, as fur that ; quanto prima, very soon tutto quanto, ali; qusto
:

nd Ouf
Qnjarduno,"''adj.

of four

Quaternrio, m. (see Quader-

il

quanto, this

Quattamnte, adv. secretly, by quanti siamo del mese ? what stealth day nfthe month it this f Quiitto, and Quattne, adj. luantoch, adv. althouf;h squatting, quiet, still anQuantnque, cunj. though, diir qu-attdne, to creep along. although adv. whosoev Quatto quatto, adv. very
: ;

Quagliare, m,

quail-pipe
net

gu^Iio,

.. r,

intiinque

volte.

Quattordicsimo,

ndj.

the

Qualche, rf;. y: in qualche parte, sometvnere Qualchcdno, and Qualcuno, adj. somebody Qualcsa,/, something Quale, pron. rvhich, what quale voi lo volete, it is
;

fourteenth Quattrdici, m.- fourteen Quattrino, and Quattrinaio,

m.

a farthing

quattrini,

mkiit

you

will

tale quale,

Qualificato, part, qualified jiersdna qualificata, a person qf quality Qualificazine, /. qualijica;

Quattro, ndj. four s (Ian Quattrocento, adj. four hunQuaranU'na, /. forty, quarantine far la quarantina, to Quattrorafla, adj. four thouperform quarantine ; (also) Quattrotmpora,/ J)/, the four to keep Lent rnbernt Quarantotto, adj. forty-eight ^^ Quarantotti, ni. pi. the fortyQ.
: '

uUi,
;

ord)

Quel, 'and Quello, pron. he

Qualit,

quality, condi/. tion; avere la qualit, <o i

quali^ed Qualitktivo, adj. qualifying Qualmnte, adv. as, horv,soat QuaMra, adv. when
Qualsis
,

and

Qualsi'

adj. of ; Lent Quarta, /. a quart, or quartpot ; (also) a quarter fin astronomy) Quartina,/, a auartan ague Quartito, adj. 'well-set, lusty,
i

Quarsima,/. Lent Quaresimale, m. preached in Lent

Quelchesisfa, pron. whoei'er Qul tanto, m. that which, that quantity

Quercte,

m.

wood,

QuPrcia, and Querce,/.an oak

Quercino, adj. lgno quercino.

quartered Quartato, adj. noble on the father and mother's side Quarterdne, m. the quarter of

Quando, adv.

ever, since, if;

when, whenquando in uno ludgo, quando in un

Quartire, m. quaiter; tiri inverno, n d' quarters; dar quartii
i

Querelante, and Querelatre, m. a plaintiff; adj. complaining Querelare, and Qucrelirsi, to

place, sometimes in another ; di quando in quando, now

Quurelto, part, accused, in-

Quereldso,

Quando

che, adv. when,

i/;

rtiermstro,

m
;

1SO,

Querulo, Queruand Querelatrio, adj.

Quandnque,

adv. whenever QuiJnquam, adv. fare il quan-

quam,

to

give one's self great

.

mournful, groaning, comQuartina,/, (see Quadernrio) plaining Quarto, the fourth part Quernte, adj. inquiring^ ndj fourth Querimnia,/, lamentation Quartodcimo, adj. the four- Quesito, question, dc m.

teenth

,/. quantity
,

Quartognito, adj. the fourth Questsso,

Quasi, adv. a
if,

pron,

this

ver^

adj.

as

how much, how many; adv. as

like;

quS- Qusti, pron.

this, he hiinself

QUI
Questionamnto,
Questionante,
i.

QUO
a qutiquestion-

RAB
the

quindi, place
tecnth

from

tame

adj.

Quindicsimo,

adj.

the Jif

ing
Questionare,
to question

dispute ; venfre a questine, to fall out

eulndici, adj.fjieen ulnd' dltr, and Quindltte, adv. thereabout

Quinquagenario,
years old

adj.

ffly

Questioneggiamnto,

m.

Huestioneggire, to tpestion doubtadj. uestionvole,

Quinquagsima, /. Quinquagesima Sunday Quinquagsimo, adj. the fiftieth

Qusto, j>ron. this : in qudsto, qusto e quelthereupon io son lo, this and that venuto qusto, / come on purpose for that
; :

Quinqunnio, m.Jive years Quinta,/, a quint (in music) Quintadcima, /./tt/Z moon Quintale, m. quintal (hundred
tveight)

bero, m. rhubarb Rabbaraftre, io ruffie,

to diS'

compose, to fight Rabbaruffato, part, discomposed

tuffled^

Rabbassamnto,
aqu>
of pape
Rabbassare, to lower, abase Rabbassato, part, lorvered Rabbttere, to blunt rab bttersi, to meet again Rabbattuto, part, blunted Rabbatuffblre, to turn upside
;

Canti
^nilyofaqnestor guetamnte, adv. quietly uetanza, /. and Quto,
receipt
r

Quintana,/, a quintin (a post.

e

Quetre,

easy guetto, pali, quieted

uto, adj. quiet, itili, peaceable quto quto, quietly Qui, adv. here, hither ; qui, I am here ; di qui qui, from hence; fra, < qui a tre girni, three days hence ; qui dentro, here
:

quiet, of a tarsi, to be quiet,

to
'.

pacify.

Quinto, adj. the fifth ; m. the fifth part Quintodcirao, adj. fifteenth Quintuplo, quintupli adj.
(.fivefold)

Quisqulglia, and Quisquflia, f.nith, s, epings Qui dispute

,

handsome
Rabbellito, part, embellished Rabberciare, lo patch, mend Rabberciato, part, patched, pieced Rbbia, /. madness, passion, rage, fury, lust Rabbino, m. a Jewish rabbi Rabbiosamente, adv. madly

Quiddit,

and
a^.

Quidit,

/.

quiddity, essence luidntro, adv. here tvithin

tuiditatlvo,

Quistioneggiamnto,

m.

essential

Quietamente, adv. quietly uietnza,/. a receipt Quietare, to pacify

luite,

Quistioneggire, to dispute Quistionvole, adj. questionable, doubtful Quitnza, acquittance, /.

Rabbiso, adj. mad, furious Rabboccare, to take with one's teeth again rabboccar fis chi, to Jilt up bottles Rabbonacciare, to calm,
;

quiet

rabbonacciarsi,
to

to

grow calm Rabbondre.

Rabbonire,

abound
appease (make

^uietiito, part, quieted

to

and Quietazidne, /.

uietZza, /. repose, peace (uito, adj. quitt, calm [uincentro, adv

Quitdre, to quit, free, acquit, forgive Suitdto, part, yielded, quitted ulvi, adv. there, then, afqulni vicino, ; quivi thereabout ; entro, therein ; quivi medsimo, in this very place ; di quivi, from hence ; non molto di quivi lontano, 7iot far from thence
(see Cucere) uio, ni leather, skin Sucere, Quta,/, quota (quote-part) Quotare, to set in order Quotidianamente, adv. daily

Rabbraccire,

embrace

terwards

henc
hither d ; .quinci innanzi, heretofore quinci a poco, a little after ; per di quinci, this may quinci e quXndi, here and
; ;

Rabbrencire, to mend Rabbrevire, to shorten agrein Rabbruscamnto, ni. darkRabbruscrsi, to grow dark Rabbruscato, adj grown dark Rabbruzzrsi, and Rabbruzzolrsi,
to

grow

cloudy,

there

Quincidltre, adv. here about

adj. fifteenth Quindi, adv. from thence, or that Tvay ; after, then, therefore ; da quindi in-

dark Rabbuffamnto, m.

Quindcimo,

nanzi,

hereafter

pei

uotidino, adj. daily uto, m. order, or ordering

disturb ance, trouble, uproar Rabbuffare, to disorder ; rabbuffarsi, to grow d'atk, ot stormy ; to pitil one another

RAC;
Rabbuffato, adj. rvffled Rabbuffo, m. reprimand, rebi,ke, reproof Rabbuiare, to begin to grow
glittSre

RAC
Raccoglitre,
del

RAD
gatherer,

m. a
parto,

Raccoppire, to couple Raccoppiato, part reunited

a man- Raccorciamnto, m. making

Raccorciare, to shorten Raccorciato, part, shortened Raccordamnto, ni. remeni-

dark
Rabescare,
to

adorn

rvith

Raccoglitrice,/. a midwife Racclta, /. a crop, harvest

A rabic work
Rabsco, m. Arabic work Rbido, adj. enraged, furious Raccapezzare, to Jind out, to
Raccapitolre,
to repeat,

stop, receipt, reception, collection Racclto, part, collected

turn

Haccoltre, m. a gatherer Raccomandagine, /. and Raccomandamnto, m. re-

Raccapricciaranto, m. fright,
horror Raccapricciare, to frighten Raccapricciato, part, fright-

Raccoraandare,
to

to

recommend,

suspend,

to fasten

Raccaprlccio,

m.

Raccomandato, part, recomRaccoscirsi, to bow, to stoop mended horror. Raccomandatre, m, a pro- Raccostare, to approach again Raccozzamnto, m. onset, encounter Raccomandazidne, /. tecommendaiion Raccomandlgia,
/.

letter

of

Raccenciare, to piece,

to

patch
light
,

Raccozzare, to strike, dash, bring together Raccozzato, part, struck.

Raccndere,

to kindle,

raccndersi, to grow angry raccndersi nel viso, to blush

Raccrescimnto, m. augmen
Raccresciuto, part, increased

Raccendininto, m. lighting, kindling Raccennare, to show again Raccerchiare, to hoop again.

Raccso, adj. kindled again Raecettare, to give a retreat Raccettatore, m. an host, a landlord Racctto, m. a lodging, retreat

Raccusdre, to accuse again Racconciamnto, m. amend- Racmo, m. a bunch ^' grape ing, reconciliation ; aspet- Racemso, adj. full <f grapes tare il racconciamnto del Rachitico, adj. rickety tempo, to wait for the fine Rachftide,/.'Me rickets Racimolare, to gather, to pick Racconciare, to mend, piece. up grapes Racimolo, m. remainder; (also) bunch of grapes Racconciato, part, mended Racquattar.si, to lie squat Racconciatre, m. a mender Raccncio, m. a mending, a Racquetrc, and Racquietire, reparation ; to appease adj. mended,

Racchetare, fort, calm

to appease,
;

comte

Racconferm^re,
fermare,
tives)

(see
its

Riconderiva-

Racquetto, part, appeased Racquistagine, /. and Racing, or recovery Racquistare, to recover Racquistdto, part, recovered Ranqulsto, m. and Raquista-

racchetarsi,

and
to

make

one's self easy

Racchetato, adj. appeased Racchtta,/, a racket Racchiappare, to catch again Racchidere, to shut, to en-

Racconfortdre,
fortify
;

comfort, to racconfortirsi, to
io
restore.

take courage Racconsegnare,

zine,/. recovery

Rda,/, a roadstead
Racciabattare,
to

mend
again

old

Racconsolare, to comfort Racconsolato, part, comforted Racconsolatre, in. c com-

Radamente, adv. seldom

Raddensare,
dense
to thicken, (see

con-

Raccoccdre,

to strike

Raddimandre,
Raccontamnto, m.
count

Raddo-

Raccoglinza, /. reception Raccdgliere, to gather, colled, assemble ; to lodge, entertain,

to contain, to observe, note
;

an

ac-

mandare), to ask again Raddirizzamnto, m. a setting up again Raddirizzare, to make simighi

Raddirizzato, part, rectified Raddolcare, to grow mild, to soften, appease Raddolcire, to mitigate Raddolciranto, m. a soflen-

raccogliere l'alito, tu take breath ; raccogliere gli spiriti, to recover one's strength

Raccontare,

to-

relate, speak-,

raccontarsi, to be reconciled Raccontato, part, related

Raccoglimnto, m. a recollection ; a heap, galnertng,

Raccontatore, m. a relater Raccnto, vi. a relation, account

reception

219

RAG
Radilolcfre,
to

RAG
conUrm,
Ragazzetto, and t. a Irllle boy

sneeten,

ap-

Raffermare,

RaddolcUo,

pari, tweetened
lo

Raddomandare,

redemand,

Raffermato, pari, confirmed Raffermazine,/. conjirmali

Raffibbiare, to hackle Raffica, /. a sudden tjuall of

Ragazzino,
lad,

ask again Raddopplaraenlo,

Raddoppiare,

m.

re-

Ragazzo,
foot-bmj

Jrt.

u boy, a

lo redouble, in-

Raffigurbile, adj. easy

Raddoppiatamnte,

adv.

Raffiguramnto, m.
Raffigurare, io cali

Raddormentito, pari. asUep

again Raddossare,
Raddc5tto,

Raggavignrsi, to creep, crawl Raggelarsi, to congeal RaggentiKre, to emhelltsh Ragghiare, to bray (as an a.<is) Ragghio, m. braying of an att Raggiante, adj. shining Raggiare, to irradiate Raggiata, /. a ray (a tea
io

Raffigurato,
lo

pari,

called

put upon

m. an assemh

Raffilare, lo pare, shred, cut Raffilato, part, pared, shred Raffilatura, /. parings, sitav-

Rggio, m. a ray : rggi del sle^ rays of the sun Raggiornare, to grow light
Raggidso, adj. radiant, shinexcuse, Raggiramnto, m. shift, an evasion, a by-way Raggirare, io run alMut: rag1

Raddrizzare,
zre), lo m.

Ridere,
smootfii
cuore,"

io
to

shea
to the f^r

or raze fly,

polish;^

cratch rdere dal

_.

<<.>i.''7?rf

Radzza,/, rarity, thinness Radiale, and Radiante, adj.

radiant Radiare, io shine Rdica,/ a root, cause Radicale, adj. radical

Raffinare, to refine, purify Raffinato, part, refined Raffinatre, m. a refiner (see Raffin Raffinatura, mento) refining [(Ir< Raffinlre, to be refined Rffio, m. a drag, a hook.

perso

by the nese] raggirare con belle parle, to give fair

Raggirato, part, led about, confounded Raggiratre, m. a eheat, a

Radicalmente, adv. radically.

Radicare, Radicato,
io

Raffittire, to become thicki darker : la nebbia raffittisc the fog thickens

knave
Raggiro, m. an evasion, sub.
terfuge, (also)

Raffxmdare,
Rafforzare,
i

to

sfnk, to dig
ify, to

a spring, an
reunite,
r>

take root, io grot

adj.

engine
sup-

Raggiugnere,
1

to

radicated.

port, prop

Raffreddamnto,
freddre,
cold:

and

Raf-

Radicazine,/, a takin Radicchio, m. succory.

Radice, f. radish root;
Radificdre,
to

nt. cold, coolness Raffreddare, to cool, to grow

Raggiugnimnto, m. reunion Ragginto, part, rejoined

Raggiustare, Raggrandire, to aggrandize Raggranellare, to glean,
io

mend

raffreddarsi, to catch
cooled part, raffreddato,

(also)

Raffredd-ito,

rarefy Radimadia,!, a dough-scraper Radiso, adj. radiant, bright Raditura,/. scraping Rado, aJJ. scarce, thin, rare rade, case adv. seldom houses distant from each
; :

molto

:aughi cold Raffirenamnto, m. a refrain ing, a curbing Raffrenare, to refrain, curl keep under ; raffrenarsi, to control one's passions Raffrenato, part, rifrained
cooling.

,.,

._<;

raggricchi.

to,

contracted nerve

Raggrinzamnto, m. a fwrin,, rvnnkle to Raggrinzare, raggrinzarsi, to depend

.

Radunamnto,
niinza,

t.

Radu- Raffrescamntb, m. a
/.

>'l'"g

and Radunata,
assemble,

gathering together,
Railvmare,
to

assem-

Raggruppare,
Raffrontare, to eneounte attack, to confront, to meet
,

io

pack up,
tied,

to

ga-

Raggruppato, part,
sembled, reunited

as-

Rfano,

horse-radish Raffardellre, to pack up Raftai/onre, < trim, deck,

Rgana, /. a sea-dragon (a Ragazza,/, a lass, girl, neneh

Raggnizzrsi, to shrink Raggruzzolare, to hoard up part, hoarded, Ragazzglia, /. a parcel qf Raggruzdlto, thruuk, shrivelled boys, 01 bad soldier

again

[fi''')

Raggruppo, m. a minding about

RAM
rame
Raggua
adj. equal.

di

Corfnto,

/Hon

Ramerfno,
,

m.

rosemary

fa

rub)

Raggnagliat<5re, m. a relater

Rametto, m. a little bough Ramire, sm. a n-orkman in

copper, brass, or other such

KagguAglio, m.

notice, advice,
rejeciion,

cccouiit. equality

RagguardainntOjtn
face,
l,.k

m>eb

Ramificare,

to

product
ramijica-

Ragno, and Ragndlo, m. a

to

Ragguardiive,
to

examine,
belong
to,

n-eigli, cnntider, to

concern

spider, a crpb, a lobster Ragunainnto, m. and Ragunnza, f. an assembly,

Ramificazine,

/.

Ramfngo,
cloik

adj.

rotting;
to

andar

RagguardSto, part, considered,

Ragunrfre,
to

get,
ill

or Join
got,
ill

Rammantre,

cover n'ilh

Ragguardatre, m. a tpecta-

together ; chi tosto disperge,

mal raguna

spent

Ragunta,
Racgii^rdo,
?i

/.

an assembly, a

ard, respect,
niir, nnile
(also)

band, a heap, a pile Kagiinazidne./. a company

pi.

Rammarco, m. complaint
Rammargin^re, to Join again to heal up ram'marginarsi
;

Ragguazzare, to Rdgia,/. rosin; a trick

(in poetry)

rays.

a fraud,

to cicatrize itself

Ragionale, ndj reasonable

Ragionamnto,
Ragionare,
to

/i.

reasoning.
confer
I

immaricisi,
lamer,t
lib,

rea

Rammaricato,
Rammaricature,
bier

adj.

vexea,

Ragionare, m. a disccurie Ragionatamente, adv. reasonably Ragionativo, adj reasonable Ragionato, part. reasoned,
j i '

Rallarg^to, pnr-t tvidened Ralleggire, to relieve

m
f.

a grutn groan.

Rallegramnto,
Rallegrare,

i.

and Ral-

Iegr<-!nza,/.;,ii/, rejoicing

Rammaricazine,

to divert, cheer ; rallegrarsi, to rejoice ; rallegrarsi con )ino, to congra-

Rammarichvole,

adj.

mourw

Ragine,

/.

reason, jurisdic

Hon
trui,

far
to

ragine, ; le ragini, to settle accounts ; mttere a ragine,

ragine ad aldo Justice tener to Judge saldar

;

ragine, at : the rale; ragine di stito, stale politics; ragine cidi,

una ragine, company a

to

make

Rallegratfvo. adj rjoicing Rallegrato, adj. Joyful Hallegratura,/ joy, pleasure Kalleniire, to ubate Rallentamnto, m. relenting Rallentare, to loosen, slacken, relent, abate, retard; rallentr 1' nimo, to unbend

fui, groaning, dolejul m. complaint, Ranimiirico, lum.rrtution, grief

Ramniaricso,

ad),

groaning
gathered.

Rammassare, Rammassato,

to collect, get

part,

Rallentato,

part,

slackened,

memorare,

to

rememb
cc

or

per

ragine,

adv.

RalleviCre, to bring up Rallievre, to relieve

Rallignare,

Ragionvole,
Jnst. right

adj.

reasonable,
\

Ralluminre,

take mot again to reenlighlen ; ralluminarsi, to recover one's

to

Rammemorarsi, to mind Rammemorato, part,

ri

Rammemorazine,

f. tc

R'aEJonevolzza,

/.

reason,

morati' n, remembrance

Ragionevolmente, adv. moderately,

competently, reason-

Rallungare,
stretch

to

lengthen,

Rammendare, to reform Rammontamnto, ?. Rammentnza, /. r<

brance
comr, RammentiJre, to rammentarsi, / >e
;

Ragionire, m. a calculator, an

Ramaiulo, and Ramailo, m.

I

ladle

Radiso,

adj.
/.

producing

ro-

R; imarro, m. a lizard

Ramato,
Rdgna,
di-r,

adj. full of

boughs

Rammentatre, m. a

re

tnare,

a cobweb, a apifotliitg piece, a fraud; "lar nella

soldered

Rame, m.
gura

copper, in riime,

brass ; fia print

;

RAN
in the middle ; rammezz^re la via ad uno, to meet one
'

RAP
Rancurrsi, to be grieved Kandfcio, m. a vagabond Randellare, to tie, to bind,
Rapitre, m. ravisher, robber Rapntico, . rhubarb
to

half way RammoUre, an<{ RammoIUre,

to mollify,
lirsi, to

soflea

bang rammol- Randellata,

I

grow

effeminate

Rammollirsi, to ^otv s<ift Rammollito, j>art. softened Rammontre, to heap up

/. a blorv mith a cudgel Randello, m. a cudgel, a pack-

Randine,
tem-

Rammorbidire,
morbidire, per
to

and
tuflen,

Ram- Rango, m.

Rammucchiire, to pile Rammucchiito, part, piled

Ramo, m. a

branch, a bough Ramolccio, m. a radish

. a gerfalcon rank, condition diligent, Rangolso, adj. eager Rannata,/, soap-sud Rannicchiare, to contract, to shrink rannicchiarsi, to
;

Rappacificare, and Rappaci re,<opaci/V Rappacificato, part, pacifiec Rapparecchire, to order again, arrange Rappareggire, to make equal Rapparire, to appear again Rappattumare, to pacify, ap
pease, reconcile

'

Rappellre,

to recall

Rappezzamnto, m. a piecing, mending

Rappezzare, Rappezzato,
to piece,

cringe, to stoop

down

pari,

patch patched,

Ramoruto, and Ramso, adj. Rannicchiato. ^art, contracted. Rappezzatre, m. a patcher, fall ofbouglu, branchy mender Ranno, m. a lye, a mash fugRampa,/, a parv, a clutch gire il ranno caldo, to avoid Rappiastrre, to platter again, Rampante, adj. creeping Rampante, adj. rampant Rampare, to parv, (like a lion) Rannodamnto, m. act of tying Rappiccre, to hang again, to join again: rappiccre il up again Rampare, ni. a rampart
;

Rampta,/.a 6/ofV rvith the pan Rannodare, to tie again, to go Rampicre, to creep, to crarvl Rampicne, and Rampo, m. a Rannodato, part, tied up again hook, a drag Rampgna, /. and R4mpo, m. Rannuvolamnto, m. darkness reprimand, rebuke ; venir Rannuvolare, to grmv cloudy cloudy, a rampgne, to use high Rannuvolalo, adj.
Rancchia,/, and Rancchio, m. a frog Rntolo, and Rinto, m. rheum,
fluxion Rantolso, adj. hoarse

sonno, to fall asleep again ; rappiccre la battglia, to renew the coinbat Rappiccatura,/. reunion and RapplcRappiccinire,
Rappiccinlto, part, lessened Rappigliaranto, nu thickenRappigiiie, __ _,
--,

coagulate,

make

curdle, thicken; to detain, reprisals, to

Ranncolo, and Rannculo, Rappoggire, to lean, set on, m. ranunculus Rampollamnto, and RamRapportagine, /. and Rappllo, m. a sprig a slip, Rapa,/, a turnip relation. portamento, m. source, head, spring, or Rapace, adj. ravenous, greedy fountain (also) a branch of Rapacit,/, rapacity Rapportare, to report, recount, Rape, m. rapes snuff a family
,i

Rampollare,

to

stream, to flore.

Raperlla,/. a ferule

Rapernzo, and

Rapernzo(salad

produce, to transport, transrapportarsi, to refer fer

;

Rampne, m.

a hook, a cramp-

lo,

wi.

rampioni,

' root)

Rapportato, part, reported

Rapportatre, m. informer, V.3ia\isco.\o,adj.fullof boughs Rapidamente, adv. rapidly accuser, tale-teller Rapidit,/, rapidity Rdna,/.a/,o^ Rpido, adj. rapid, furious, Rapportazine, /. a report, Rancare, to rvalk crooked recital rapacious, greedy Ranchettare, to go lame Rapprto, m report, informaRancidzza, and Rancidit,/. Rapimnto, m. a rape tion of a cause, account, relaRapina,/, rapine; (also) rage. stateness, rankness tion ; part, related Rancidire, to grorv rank Rapprndere, to take back Rncido, adj. mouldy, rank.
stink

ng
rat adv. nously, violetUly, rapidly Rapinso, adj. ravenous, vi
i

Rancidume, m. a rankness
Rancire, m. a mess-tnan Rncio, ad), rank, rusty,
orange-colour

again Rapprendimnto,

m. renen-

Rapinosamente,

Rappresglia,/. reprisal* Rappresaglire, to use

prisals

Rncio, i Ranciso,

"

'

Rappresentamnto, m. reprei

Ranco,

adj.

senlation

Rappresentante, Rappresentare, to represent

I

[sentativg repreadj.

RAS
rappreseli tre su i teatri, rappresentarsi, to to act ,

Rastiatio, ni. a rake for

an

fancy
Rappresentatfvo,
sentative

adj.
part,

repre-

Rappresentato,
sented

repre-

Raspllo, m. a little bum , grapes Rassaggire, to taste again

Rassalfre, to assault again Rassegare, to coagulale Rassgna, /. w; far rassgna, to muster

Rastine, plane
Rastrellare,

m.
to

founder's
rake, or

Rastrellira, /.

rack for

Rappresentaiidne, and Kappresentnza, /. representation ; the acting of a play, an

hay
la

Rastrllo, m.

Rassegnamnto, m.
Rapprso, part, curdled, foundered

(see

Ras-

Rappress^re,

to

draw
(see

near
Ripro-

segnazine) patience Rasseg'ndre, to resign, -'-' '~ --,egn<ir-=

re-

.'0
Rapprofondire,
fondare) to sink Rapprossirtiamnto, m. reconsoldiers

self;

a rake, a stile, the ward of a lock Rastro, m. (see Rastrllo) Rasura, /. a shaving, a blotting oJT; a priest's tonsure Rata,/, rate, share Ratificare, to ratify, con-

isegnr sold

firm
Ratitcto, pa>i. ratified Ratificazine,/, and Ratifica-

Rassegnato, par^ resigned Rassegnature, m. a muster-

Rapprossimrsi, to dram near again Rappurdre, to purify, purge Rapsodia, /. rhapsody

Rassegnazine, /. resignation, Rassembrinza, /. and Ras-

sembramnto,

>n.

a resem-

Raramente,
rarely

adv.

seldom,
to

Rarefare,

to rarefy,

make

Rassembrjire, to resemble; tc assemble together (lasserenamnto, m. a clearing

mnto, m. ratification Rato, (lam part, ratified term) Rattaccdre, to tie up again Rattacconamnto, m. a patcKing, a mending patch. Rattacconare, to
Rattacconato, par^. patched up,

Rarefatto, part, rarefied

up
Rasserenare,
Cj 'T

mended
to

Rarefazine,/, rarefaclion Rariza, /. thinness; (also)

rarity

rejoice,

to

up
re-

Rattamente, adv. speedily Rattemperare, to moderate,

mitigate to appease Rattenre, to keep, detain back
;

R;sserento, adj. serene,

/.

Rarit,

rarity;

(also)

Rassettamnto, m. and Ras-

Raro, adj. rare, thin,' not compact. Di raro, adv. seldom carainare passi rari, to walk
;

ratterirsi, to pause Rattenimnto, m. and Rat-

Rassettare, to
Rassettato,

settle,

regulate;
regulated.

tenuta, /.

detainment,

or

part,

Rschia,/, the itch Raschiare, to scrape,

grate Raschiato,
part.

Raitenitlva, /. the memory Rattenitivo, m. rails, (or keyi,

bridges, S;c.) , detained ; Rattenvito, part, (also) reserved; adj. cau-

to

Rassicurare,
self

scraped.

Raschiatura,/, scraping Rasciugare, to dry up Rasciugato, and Rasciutto,

Rasentare, graze, or to glance Rasente, adj. near, grazing
Rasira, /. a grater, scraptr

Rassodare, to strengthi fasten, harden, fortify Rassodta,/ rhapsody

Piassomigliiinte,

adj,

alike,

Rattestre, to reunite,join Rattzza,/, quickness Rattiepfdire, <0f-'

equal

Rassomiglianza, /.
blance,

and Rasresemsimili-

somiglianinto, m. comparison,

Raso, m. satin R4so, part, sliaved

blotted
ail

; close, even ; misura rasa, out; even measure ; campagna

Rassomigli^re, to resemble Rassomigliatlvo, adj. alike Rassottigliare, to sharpen ; (also) to diminish, decay,
Rastello, m. a barrier Rastiamnto, m. a scraping Rastiapavimnti, tn. a mean

an open field Rasio, m. a razor Rdspa,/. a rasp, a scraper Raspante, adj. sharp, tart Raspare, to rasp, scrape,
rdsa,

quick, Ratto, adj. swift, adv. speedy, steep, craggy quickly Rattoppare, to piece, patch
;

fellow Rastiarchfvi,

m.

an

anti-

quary
Rasjjato,
part,

rasped,

sci'a-

Basperlla,/. wild broom,

RastiSre, to scrape, grate Rastiatura, /. (see Raschiatura,) scraping

Rattre,

m.

ravisher,
to

extor-

Rattornidre

surround

RAZ
Rattrappatiira,/. a iUriukiiig
Rattrrre, and RattrappiSre, to shrink, contract, (speaking of the sinews) Rattratto, part c< Rattristar, to i

REC
Raiiocinnle, m. an Ka2iocinre, to reaso m. Raziocfnio,
ratiocination

REC

Razionbile, adj. rat\ Razionabilit,/ rea ad}. Razionale,

Razionalit,/, ratio

"y

Raltura,/. arajx
RavaglicSne,

ivishment

Ravanllo

and Riva

Razine, /. the allowai food for each sailor Razza,/, race, family Razzare, to shine forth
to

Raucdine,/ hoarseness Razzeggire, Rauco, lid). I Raviggiulo, m. a kind of

nade of goafs milk m. a disk composed
,

Recato, part,
Recatre, m. bringer Reeatra, /.

brought,

car-

irradiati

a fetcher,
carriage,

or

| I

por-

,s.

cheese,
e

eggs.

'
Razzo, m.

tquib,

beam,

Rccclita,/. and Reccliine,

Radunare, and

Razzolare, to investigate, to scrape fas hens) RauncinU . Razzolata,/, and Razzolio, m, Ravvalorare, tu encourage a scraping, or scratching Ravvedrsi, to amend battle repentance, Razzuffarsi, to Join Ravvedimnto, amendment of life Razzu(51o, m a spoke Ravveduto, part, repented king; r d' ai Ravviamnto, m. a setting out
ivative.

late

Recentemente,

adi.

<{f

lad,

Ravv
rights
;

right
(also)
to

nlly Rcere, to vowit Recsso, m. recess, retreat

Receltacolo, m. receptacle Recettore, m. a receiver,
host
ail

begin one's

Realmente, adv. royally,

truly

(also)

RavNriluppamn

wrap
'perplex one's self

up,
'

to

Realta,/, loyally, reality Reame, m. realm, kingdutn Reamente, adi;, wickedly, im-

Recidere, to cut Recidiva,/, a rrlapse Recidivo, aij falling back Recinto, m. an inclosure Rcipe, m. a recipe in phy
Recipinte, m. a receiver Reciprocamente, adv. mutual

Reassmere,

(see

Riassmere,

Ravviluppato, part, involved,

Ravvincidire, to ^rorv soft Ravvlnto, part- tied, bound Ravvisare, to know again;
(also)
to

and

its

derivatives)

Reatfno, m. a wren (a bird) Reato, m. a crime, sin

Reciprocazine,
cation

/.

recipro-

Reazine,/

reaction

Reciproco, adJ.

interchange-

Rbbio, m. the branch ofa fork.

recall
to

to

mmd,
to

to

RtcI^o, adJ. cut, cut off: (also)

laconic,' short

Ravvivare,

Reblle, adj. rebellious Rebelline,/. rebellion Recalcitrante, adj restive Recamnto, m. a bringing Recapitare, (see Ricapitare) c wrap, io Ravvolgere, Recapito, m. (see Ricapito) ravvolgersi, lo rvander about (see Ricapitolare, ravvolgersi in qualche attare, Recapi telare, -'---' mditsi' to entangle one's self in an Recapitulre, to
:

life

Recitamnto, m. recital Recitante, wi. an actor

Recitare, to recite, ut ad Recitativo, m. recitative Recitato, part, recited, reprtRecitatre, m. recilator recitation. /. Recitazine,

Ravvolgimnto, i. a tossing, winding, a winding about

Recare,
fetch
:

to

brit
<(

r,

carry

Reclamare,

io

implore,

ex-

(also)

persuade.

postulate, complain

Reclamo, m. a reclamation
Reclinare,
to rest

lieclta, /.

recruit, or

rf

cruUing

REG
Reclutre, <<> recruit Retlutdto, jKirt. recruited Recogiuire, lo imuder, rejl'ct Rcofjnizine, /. {see Ricopn:zi<5ne)

REL
Reggitre,
Rgia!"/.
re'I

Referimnto, m. reference, n
Referlre, to report, refer Referito, part, referred Refrto, m. a relation,

in.,

a governor, a

royal palace

Regicida,

Regiamente, adv. royally

(a
(Iht
killer)
in.

Recolmio, ndj. venerable

Reconcilidre, to reconcile Recndito, adj. secret, hidden
Refettrio, m. refectory Refezine, /. meal, refreshment (also) repair, repara;

Regicidio,

regicide

murder of a king)
Regina, / a queen Ugio.adj.rryal, princely Regine, /. province, counRegistrre, to register Registrato, part, registered Registratre, m. a register Registratura, /. a regisler-

Recrere, lo rejoice, gladden Recreazine,/, recreation Recriminazine, /. recrimination (law lena) Recuperare, to recover Recuperato, pari, recovered Recuperazi<5ne,/. recovery Recusnte, adj. refusing
Rei-usiire, to refuse, deni/

Refiziare, to repair Reflessto, part, reflected Reflessibilit, rejlexibifi

lity

Re<:uso,

pari,

refused,

de-

Recusaiidne, /. a denial, refusal Reda, /. a,id Rde, m. an (also) heir, a child, ojfspring:

Reflessidne./. reflection Reflesslvo, adj. reflective Reflsso, m. rejlection Reflsso, adj. reflected Reflettere, to refect Reflusso, rn. reflux (the ebb) ReforilUre, to recreate; refocilWrii, to recover one's
Reft-ngersi, to break Refrattrio, ndj. refractory Refrazine,/, refraction

Regnamnto, m. dominion
Regnante,
adj.

reigning

Red^agio, m. inheritance Redre, to inherit Redarguire, to rebuke Redarguito, part. reprved Redazine./, reduction Redento, part, redeemed Redentre, m. redeemer Redenzine, /. redemption, (also) remedy
Re<iificre, to rehuild

un regnante, a prince, king Regnare, to reign, to sway Regnato, putt, reigned Regnatre, m. a king, a reig

Refrigerare, to cool Refrigerativo, adj. cooling Refrigerazine, /. a refreshRefrigrio,

m. refreshment
Refugio,

Refuggio, and
refuge, safety

m.

religious crder

Regolamnto,
Regolre,
one's self;
to

m.

a regulagotji-.

Redificazine,/ a rebuilding Redimere, to redeem Redimire, to crown Rdine, / a rein of a bridle aver in mano le redini del governo, to reign Redintegrate, to renew Redintegrazione, f. and Redintegraranto, m. a renew:

Refalgere, to shine forth Refutaro, to refute Regalile, to present ; regale (also) to season (a
:

regulate,

adj. regular,

dish)

Redit,/ inheritance

Reducimnto, m. reduction
Reduplicare, lo redouble Reduplicazine, f. reduplica-

Regalato, part, presented, regaled, seasoned Regale, adj. royal m. rigols (an i. ent) Regalia, / regal (a right belonging to the king) Regallsta, m. a royalist Regalmente, adv royally Regio, m. present, gift Res&aa,f a boat-race Rge, m. a king (m poetry) Regenerre. to regenerate Regenerazine, /. regenera;

Reintegrazine, /. reintegra-

.u.nmonly Regolatamente, ado.

strictly

Regolato, adj. orderly, regular, exact Regolatre, m. diruler,

Regolfzia,/. licorice

Rgolo, m. a ruler
petty

(also)

tion

king

Redu7Jne,/ reduction
Reedificare, to rebuild Reedificto, part, rebuilt EeertiXicatdre, m. rebuilder R;ed>ficazine, /. a rebuild-

Reggnte, adj. governing ; un reggnte, a regent Rggere, to govern : to supprop,

resist,

Regrsso, m. regress (law term), (also) return Reina, and Regina,/, a ^ueen ;
(also

suffer,

last,

Rfe, m. thread: cucire rfe

doppio,
to cheat both parties

non possono reggere un ora insieme, they cannot live together an hour
preserve,

Reintegrare, to restar: Reit, f crime, fault, cuilt

Reiterare, to reiterate Reiteratamente, adv. repeated-

Referendrio, m. referendary
fin

Chance,y);

(also)

tell-

Rggia,f. a palace, seat Reggimnto, m. government

22*

REP
Relass^re,
to

relax,

to

re-

Reo, adj. wicked, bad; un

Reobrbo, m. rhubarb

To,

Relassdto, adj. relaxed, weak Relassazidne, /. relaxation, pardon, remission Belasse, m. a relapse Relativamente, relaadv.

Remunerare, Remunerato,

to

reward
part,

recom-

pensed Rerauneratre, m. renar.der

Remunerazione, /. reward
Kelatlvo,
adj. relative; relativo, a relation Relatre, m. a relater Relazione, /. relation,

un Rna,/, sand
ac-

Renccio, m. sandy ground Renio, m. sands Rndere, to restore; to render

;

Reparbile. adj. reparable Reparre, to repair Reparatre, m. a restorer Reparazidne,/. reparation Repartlto, part, divided Repatrirsi, to return to one's country Repllere, to repulse Repentglio, danger m.
risk

(also)

to

produce,

Relegare,

to

banish, to rdeere. ; la allegro,

Relegato, part, banished Relegazine,/, banishment

Religionario,

gay

m,

protestreli-

Rcligidne, /. religion, a gious order Religiosamente, adv. giously

Religiosit,/, piety Religiso, m. monk,

reli-

friar,

clergyman

religisa, /.

testimonianza, to witiuss render 1' anima, to expire; render mrito, to make amends ; rndere capace, to convince ; render sun.o, to well ; render sound ria, to resemble ; render diltto, to rejoice, gladden ; render cnto, to give an account ; render lume,
; ;

music rnder

msica mi rende makes me

Repentemente, adv.

Repnte, adj. sudden, quick adv. suddenly all of a

Repentinamente, adv.
pectedty

unex

Repentino, sudden, unlooked for Rpere, to creep, crarvl Reperire, to find out Repertorio, m. inventory ; re gister, index Repertre, m. a repeater Reptere, to repeat
Repetitdre, ?n a repealer

Reliquirio, m. a shrine Reluttanza,/. reluctance

Rma, atd

Rem^o,
Remtico,

light; render sospetto, give suspicions ; render voto, to vote; rndersi, to surrender, submit ; rndersi in un lugo, to repair to a place; rndersi in colpa, to Ruma, /. a cold. plead guilty maker of Rendvole, adj. pliant, Jleaito to
;

Repetizine,/. a repetition Replto, adj. full, filled Replezine, /. surjeit, reple

Rplica,/, and Replicamnto,

m. reply, repartee
Replicare,
contradict
to

reply,

repeat,

Remare, lO ron>

work hard

adj.

Rendimnto, m. a rendering, reddition rheumatic, rendimnto ai

;

Replicataraate, adv. repeated

'y

pituitous : (also) strange, odd, morose, peevish Rernatlsrao, m. rheuma-

grazie, thanks

Rndita./ revenue, income Renditdre, m. a restorer

Replicato, part, replied Replicazione,/, repetition

re-

Rendu to,

part,

rendered,

Reprensibile, adj. i-eprehensi

Remato, part, rorved Rematre, m. a rotver Renella,/. gravel, sand RemgUo, m. the oars of a Rne, / pi. reins, loins
Remigante,

le

reni, /. pi. the back; dar fleprensdrio, adj. blaming boat, or ship le reni, to take to one's Reprsso, part, restrained^ m. a gaUeyheel. Reprimnto, m. a represtitave Remigare, to rorv Renlla, /. sandy ground, a Remigata, /. act of rowgravel-itone {also) the graing vel (a disease) Remigatre, m. a romer Renitnte, adj. redsting, stubreprobaReprobazine, /. Remfgio, m. tlie oars of a boat Renitnza, /. resistance, *kUReminiscnza, /, rememRenso, and Renfsto, adj. Remissibile, adj. pardonable sandy Remissine, /. remission, re- Rnsa,/. lawn, cambric
.

laxation

Rmo, m. an oar Remora,/ remora

Remto,

(ajieh)

Reniinzia,/. a renouncing Renunziare, to renounce Renunziato, part, renounced,

Rprovazine,
tion

/.

veprooa-

Remolino, m. a whirlwind (sea

adj. remote, d''itant

Repblica, anj R^xibblica, /.

commonwealth
Rcpublicno,
adj. republicari

RES
Repiiblu-hfsta, republican

m. and
divorce,

f,

a
Resistere, to resist, last Resistito, part, resisted

Resultare, to result

Repudirf,

to

repn-

Resurrezine, Resurressidne, /. and Resurrsso, m, resur-

Repudiito, part, divorced

Rso, part, rendered

resolute-

Rte, /. a net, a snare a veil for women's heads Retentlva, /. the retentive Rep^gninza,/. aversion, opposition, repugnancy faculty Repugnre, to oppose, repugn Respettivamnte, adv. respec- Retentlvo, adj. retentive tively ReUclIa, /. a cut-work (bone
resolve
;

Resolutamnto, adv. Repudio, m. repudiation Repugnante, adj. repugnant' ly Repugnantemnte, adv. in- ResolutfTo, adj. Jit to

Resoluto, adj. resolute Resoluzine, /. resolution, de-

Respettfvo, adj. respective ; {also] fearful, shy

lace)

Reticlla, /. a small net; net-

Repulsore, to repulse, deny Repulsagidne,/. a refusdl

Repulsiiine, f.

Respfgnere, back

to

repulse,

push

Respiramnto, m. respiration
hale
;

work; a kind of lace Reticnza, /. reticence (a rhetorical figure)

Reticolato, adj.

a repulsing, ot Respirare,
to

to breathe evaporate

to

ex-

made

like

Reticolazine,/, a net->vork Reificare, to ratify Retina, /. retina, 'a net-like tunicleoftheeye) Retinnte, adj. shy, prudent Retore, >n. a rhetorician Retrica, /. rhetoric self Retrere, to ioithdraro Rquie,/, rest, repose Resta,/, pause, rest ; the beard Retribuimnto, m. a reward Requisito, m. a requisite , adj. bones of Jish ; a Retribuire, to requite of corn rope of onions, or garlick; Retribuito, part, requited Requisitria, /. suit, or reRetrihuitore, m. remarder the rest of a lance quest flam term) Restante, adj. remaining Retribuzine, / retribution Requisizine, /. demand, re- Restare, to rest, cease, to stay ; Rtro, prep, behind, back retroactive restarsi, to stop ; restir d' Retroazine, /. Rsa,/ surrender accordo, to agree non rester effect Resarcfre, to repair per me, it shall not be my Retrocmera, /. an inner room Rescindere, to rescind, conRetrocdere, to retrocede, to fault go back Restata,/, end, conclusion Rescissine, /. redsion, undo- Restauramnto, m. restoration, Retrocedimnto, m. and Rereestablishment trocessione, /. tvak-ing over Rescisso, part, cancelled, (made Restaurare, to restore, repair correct, amend; to indem- Retrogradare, to go back, to Rescritto, m. a rescript nify Rescrtvere, to transcribe; to Restauratre, m. a restorer Retrogradato, adj. going back copy, to attstver in rvrit- Restaurazine,/ a restoration. Retrogurdia, /. rear of an
; ;
.

Repuls/vo, adj. rejecting Respiratlvo, adj rejoicing Repulso, part repulsed Respirazine, /. respiration, Reputare, to repute, think breath, rest, repose Reputato, part, reputed Respiro, m. breathing, breath Reputazine, /. repute, cre- Responsine,/, an answer dit Responsivo, adj answerable Require, (also) io repose one's Ressa, /. importunity

Resecre, to cut off" Restauro, tn. a restoring Reservre, to reserve Restio, adj. restive, obstinate Reservazine,/. reservation Restituimento, m. restitution Resfa, /. heresy, disorder, dissention

Rtta,
to
sist

listen

resistance ; dar rtta, far rtta, to re;

Rettamente, adv. rightly

Rettngolo, m. a adj. rectangular
rectangle,

Residente, ady residing

Ri^sdnte, s.'resident Residenza, /. residence
;

Restituito, part, restored Restitutre, m. a restorer Restituzine,./, restitution

(also)

Rettzza,/
tion

rectitude
rectifica

grounds, settlings Resfduo, m. residue

Resilinza, /. resUition (a Jlyback) Relir ,f.: esin, gum

REsto, m. rest, remainder, Del rsto, adv. after all,

far del rsto, to venture all Restso, adj. full of bones.
besides
;

Rettificamnto, m.

Rettificare, to rectify Rettificato, part, rectified Rettificatre, m. a rectifier Rettificazione, /. rectification,

and Resin(

Restringente, adi restringent Restringere, (ee'kistrlgnere) to

proof
Rttile, m. a reptile adj. redinnf^l Rettilineo, composed of right linee

Rettitdine,/, rectitude
R.-tto,

adj.
;

right,
;

straight,

Riaccrscere, to increase Riacquistare, to recover

Ribaciare, to kiss again Ribaciato, part kissed again

tura./, a rivetling

just

governed

ruled

m.

Riadjomand^re,
Riaddormentarsi,

to

demand Ribadimnto, m. and Ribadi

Ribadire, to rivet, tn clench Ribagnre, to n-et again Ribaldacela, /. a quean, or

to fall asleep

Rettoricamnte, adv. eloquently

i

RetlGrico, m. rhetorician; adj.

self age Rijttfermare, to confirm again

Riaggravare,

to

aggravate
;

Ribaldggine,/. villauy Ribaldglia,/ mob, rabble Ribaldeggire, to play roguish

Reubrbaro,

Jii.

rhubarb

Riallogre, to replace Rialto, m. an eminence, height adj. high, elevated

Rialzamnto, m. an
Revel iziine,/. revelation
promotion

elevation,

Reverndo, adj. reverend Revernte, adj. respeclful Reverenteme'nte, adv. respectfully

Riamante, adj. loving Riamare, to love again Rianittere, to admit again Riamicare, to reconcile Riammalarsi, to relapsr Riammonire, to rvarn again Riandamnto, m. an inquiry.
Riandare,
to

Ribaldo, m. a rogue; (also) poor, needy, beggarly ; andar ribaldo, to rove about Riballre, to da re n^nin Ribita,/. 071 weight
Ribaltare, to subvert, to over-

Reverenza, and Revernzia,/. respect, reverence; (also) a

curtsey, borv

return

to

exa-

Reverenziale,/, respectful Revertre, to revere, respect Revisine, /. revising, revi-

Riannestre, to graji again Riapparire, to reappear Riappndere, and Riappicre,

to hang up again Riaprimnto, m. Riapertura,

Ribalzamnto, m. a bounce Ribalzare, to toss again Ribalzo, m. jump, tos's, bounce ; (also) th reflection (/ tlie beams of the sun Ribandimnto, m. revocation

from

batiishment

and Riapritura,
ing again

/. the open-

Reumtico, adj. rheumatic Reumatismo, m rheumatism

Revocbile, adj. revocable Revocare, to revoke, repeal Revocazine, /. revocation, (repealing) Revoluzione, /. revolution,
revolt, rebellion

Riaprtre, to open again Riaprto, part, opened again Riardre, to plough over again
to burn again Riardimnto, m. a burning

Ribandire, to revoke from banishment Ribarbre, to take root again Ribasso, an abatement Ribastonre, to cudgel again Ribattere, to combat, confute ;

blunt ; snflen; reflect; ribttere la monta, to nerv-stamp

Rirdere,

Ribattezzare, to rebaptize

Riargtto, part, reprimanded

Riarmare,
again

to

arm again
to
to

Riarrecre,
Riarricchlre,

bring
enrich

back
a-

Ribattimnto, m. aiid Ribat titura, /. a rivet, st, iking back ribattimnto d'ali,
;

Rzza
heads
;

eil

(also)

for a fishing-net

gain
Rirso, blasted, burnt again Riascoltare, to hear again Riassettare, to set to rights
Riassicurare,
to

flapping,Jlutlering Ribattuto, part, beaten back Ribeccare, to peck agatn ; to

-'

Rzzo, m. a shady place; fax

rzzo, to shade Riabbassare, to abate
riabbellirsi,
to
"

'erate

Riabbellire, to embellish anetv

grow hand-

Ribellante,
obedient

jn. rebellious, dis-

Riabilitire, to rehabilitate Riabilitazine, /. reliabilitation, qualification Riabitre, to inhabit again, to repeople a country Riaccndere, to rekindle, to
light

Riassnto, part, reassumed Riattacare, to tie again Riavre, to have again ; riavrsi, to get one's strength, to revover ; riavre il fiato, to recover one's self; riavre
le parle, to

Ribellare, to cause a rebellion

ribellarsi, to rebel Ribellato, part, rebelled

Ribellazine, and Ribelline,

Ribello,

rebellion adj.

reoellious

un

again

reasiame one's

Riaccso, part, rekindled Riaccettare, /o accept again

Rivolo,

m. a rake for an
Ribenedire,
to

Riaccomodare,

to

mend
Riavvicinre,
to

reconsecrate,

dram near

pardon
Ribenedizione, /. a consecrating again

Riaccozzamnto,

m.

re-

Riavuto, part.'got again

Kilies, i. currants (tree

and
a change
of
sails,

frnit)
KibcJ-ljolo,

ropes,

m. a saying
run over,
;

tempo, that require --loftirrRicercare, i/i. a prelude, flourish (in music) Ricercata,/ a perquisition Ricercatamente, adv. designedly

Kiboccru-c-, to
d'

to over-

Ricamo, m. embroidery
Ricancellare, to cancel again Ricangiare, to requite Ricantare, to sing again ; to

Jlom, Jo aliound

io ribocco

allegrzza, /

am

over-

joyed Ribollimnto, ebullition, heatj

Ricercato, ad], looked fur Ricercatre,!, a searcher

Ricerchi.ire, to new hoop Ricerchiato, part, hooped Ricrco, part, searched into Ricmere, to explain belter; (also) to bolt, or sift again Ricessare, to stand still, slay Rictta, /. receipt, prescription

Ricapitato,

part.

directed.

Ribiittamnto, m. a repulse Ributtare, to drive back ; (also) to vomit Ributtato, part, driven back Ributto, 1. repulse

Ricapito,

m. a

direction

Ricacciamnto,

vi.

a repuls:

Ricapitolare,

lo

sum

tip,

to

Ricacciare, to repulse to turn out ai;ain ricacciarsi nella selva, to strike into the tvood
:

Ricapitula> ine, " f. surnming

up
Ricardare, smooth Ricardato,
to

card again,
carded

to

Ricettrio,
fart, a-

m. a book of

r-

Ricailfa,

and Recadfa,

.;

Ricascare, to fall again Ricasciita,/ a relapse Ricattaraento, m. a

Ricattare, to redeem, recover ; ricatuirsi, to

Ricettato, part, received, entertained Ricettatre, m. a receiver Rictto, m. a shelter ; ahodt part, received
t
r,
I

'ole, a,!J.

receiving

Ricadimnto, and Ricaggimento, Trt. a relapse Ricaditiso, adj. wearisome Ricaduta, f. a relapse, second
Ricaduto, part, relapsed Ricagnato, adj. flat-nosed
,

evitlvo,

adj.

Jit

to

re

venged
Ricatto, m. a ransom,
<

Ricalare,

io decline

la

ricevuta, to

give

re-

Ricanto, part, declined Ricalcare, to tread again

Ricalcato, part. trodden, pressed Ricalcitramnto, m. a kicking, obstinacy Ricalcitrante, adj. rebellious.
Ricalcitrare, to kick,
to

rover, to copy

Riccamente, adv.
didly

richly, splen-

Ricezidne,/. a reception Ricliiamdnte, adj. reclaiming, revoking

Ricchzza,/
Riccidia,

riches curls

Richiamare,
;

to

reclaim,
to

re-

ground
cuse
:

strewed with husks of chest

Rrccio,
zled
;

richiamarsi,

exclaim

re-

part, curled, frii vellutoriccio, shaggy

Richiamata./, an appeal Richiamato, part, reclaimed,

revoked

llicalcitrto, part, resisted

Ricamamnto,
Ricamare, Ricamato,
to

ni. embroidery embroider part, emiroidir-

Riccio, m. husk of chestnuts a curled lock, a hedgehog Ricciuto, part, curled, frizzled

Richiamatdre, m. he rvh appeals he who debauches Richiednte, adj. requesting.

;

Rfcco, adj. richly, costly

un

Richiamo, m. a complaint, an
appeal,
revocation
:

allure.

Ricrca,/, search, inquiry

Ricercamnto, m. a research.
perquisition

Richidere, and
id
; ;

Richdcre,
;

request

cite

Ricercare, to

seek

again,

be nee

RIG
Richiedimnto, m. ademand Richjditdre, m. he that requests, a petitioner
Pvichista, /. tion; (also)
request, citation,
peti-

RIG
ing again (also) an acknotvledgment, requital
; ;

RIG
Riconcire, io mend, patch botch again
;

piK,
to sea-

ium-

Richisto. part, demanded, Src. Rchinrsi, to born down richiRichidere, to thut udisi, to close up, to heal^ Richiudimnto, m. a shutting up, confining
;

Ricollocare, to replace Ricolmiire, to heap, or fill up Ricdlmo, part, heaped up ;full Ricolorire, to colour, paint Ricolta, /. and RicOlto, m. crop, harvest ; retreat ; (also)

eia, the

weather begins^

to be

Riconciliazine, gidne, /. and

RiconciliaRiconcilia-

mnto, m. reconciliation
Riconciliare, to reconcile Riconciliato, part, reconcil-

Richiso, part,

shut, closed;

RicGlto, part, collected, gathered ; egli ha mzrno presta ricevere, ma ricolta a dare, he is ready to take.

Riconciliatre,

m. a
a

reconreconci-

Ricqnciliazidne, /.

Rlchiusura,/. an enclosure
Ricfdere,
orf, to
to c

shorten,
.

divide;
to
c

lnto,
;

m.

and

ss; Incidersi, to

eak,

Ricidimnto, m. and RicidiRicidf'vo, adj. \see RecidfTo) Ricigiiere, to gird, surround Ricimentiirsi, to try again Ricfno, m. a trick (a vermin),
(also)

Ricominciatra, /. beginning again a renewing to begin again Ricommttere, to recommit Ricomparire, to appear again Ricompnsa,/, recompense Ricompensare, to recompense,
icomincire,

icimre, to dung again Ricdncio, part, mended

Ricondannare, Ricondensare,

to reaondemn to condense.

compensate, repair

Ricompensato, part, rervardRicompensaZidne,

/.

nettle

Ricondotto, part, reconducted Ricondurre, to reconduct to enlist again

;

Ricfnto, RicJnto,

m. circumference,
part,

en-

re-

Riconfrma, and RiconfermaSidne,/. confirmation Riconfermare, te reconfirm Riconfessre, to reconfess

closure, circuit

surrounded,

Ricioncre, to drink again Ricipinte, adj. polite, easy Ricircolare, to go about; lurk, to return back again
Ricircolazidne, /.
Ricfaa, /.

Ricdmpera, and Ricdmpra,/.

redemption, recovery
tc

Riconformdrsi, to reconform Riconfortare, to comfort; to

strengthen, to renew

Ricomperagidne, f, and Ricoraperamnto, m, redempRicomperare, and Ricomprare,

Riconfrontre,

to

confrcnt

new

circula-

Ricongegnamnto, m. a n*i
Ricongignere, to rejoin Riconginto, adj. rejoined Ricongiunzidne,/ and Ricongiugnimnto, m. a reunion, a joining again assemble Ricongregrsi, to
Riconire, to

an

ine

a gash.

cut.

Alia

Ricomperato, part, redeemed.

Ricisamnte,

through the shortest way (also) at random adv. precisely justly, cleanly (speaking of 6

Ricompervole, adj.
Ricfso, adj. cut off; cut, quick,

redeem-

speedy Ricdgliere,
:

Ricompiere,
to

to

reward, accom-

hammer again.

reap, gather to redeem (things out of pawn) ricdgliere il fidto, to fetch breath ; ricoglirsi, (also) to disto take refuge entangle one's self Ricoglimnto, m. a gathering, '' collecting, a crop, hart ricoglimnto di cudre,
colled

Ricompimnto, m. a reward Ricompdrre, to recompose; te

settle;

moderate; reunite,

re-

join

Ricompsto, part, settled Ricomprare, (see Ricomperare, and its derivatives) Ricomunica, and Ricomuni- Ricondscere, to know again; to acknowrequite, reward caZidne, /. absoliUicn qf the
; ;

Riconoscente, adj. gratini, thankful Riconoscnza, /. and Riconoscimnto, m. acknowledgment, gratitude ; a knowing reward, confession, again

Ricoglitt a collector; gatnerer, a compiler Ric:oglitrice./. a midwife

a
Ricomunicare,
Riconcderc,
tratioa
to absolve

qfan

ledge, to confess, avotv, to know, discover, perceive ;

Ricognizidne, f. acknowledgment, a ktwwing again;

duty,
rent;
service;
(also)

to grant again Riconcentramnto, m. conce

ricondscere una fortzfa,;un paese, &c. to reconnoitre a fortress, a country, .U. Riconoscfbile, adj. easy to at

Riconcentrare, to concentre Riconcepfre, to conceive

gain

Riconosciuto, part, Riconquista, /. r

known --

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Riconquistre, to recon,quer Riconsiderare, to reconsider Riconsiderato, part ref.ected
Riconsiglire, lo readvise
consigliarsi, to determine
:

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Ricoverare, to recover ; rescue ; bring to: to deliver : free :overrsi, to have recourse,
:

ri-

.,

shelter

Riddare,
part,
recovered.

to

turn about,

to lead

Ricoverilo,

Riconsolamnto,

in.

and Riovery, r
Iter, asylur,

consolazine, /. a consolanfort

Ridere,
jeer
;

to

lau-;h,
\-i

Riconsolare,

comfort
i

a-

la

fortuna

smile, to fa rMere,

Ricreamnto,
Ricontare,
to

fortune

count, relate, <o

smiles upon you. Ridere agli agnoli, to laugh

Ricnto,

an epiloguS Riconvertire, to reconvert Riconvitare, to invite again

Ricoperchia're, to cover again Ricoprta, /. covering, pretext

Ridestare, to awake again Ridtto, part, repeated Ridvole, adj. pleasant, cheer-

Ridevolmnte,
Ricreatre, m. redeemer Ricreazioncella, /. a refresh-

adv.

agreetf

Ricoprto, part, covered,

Ricopiare,
to

ex-

copy,

tran-

scredente,

part,
to to

undeceiv-

Ricoprimnto, . a covering Ricoprire, to cover, hide, conceal ; to cure again ; cor-

Ricrdere,
deceive
;

Ricorcrsi, to lay down again Ricordanza, Hicordagine, /. and Ricoidimnto, m. re- Ricreduto, part, undeceived, ntembranae, memory Ricordare, to remember ; to Riorescnza. /. excrescence name mention, put in mind ; Ricrscere, to increase; riricordare i morti tvola, crescersi, to multiply to say things not to the puring Ricorddto, part, remembered Licriare, {see Ricreare, and its Ricordatdre, derivatives) jn. rememRicucimnto, m, a patching Ricordazine, /. remembrance, 7tp, mending memory Riciclre, to serv again cito, part, sewed again
;

disabuse, unconceive ; believe : ricrdersi con uno, to disclose one's heart to

Ridicolosggine,/. a ridiculous thing Ridicolosamnle, adv. ridiculously Ridicolso,

and Ridicolo, adj. ridiculous, to be laughed at

to

Ridimandre,

demand, ask

Ridire, to repeat, relate; trovare a ridire, to find fault

with;

ridirsi,

to

retract, to

Ridirizzre, to make straight again, to redress, correct Ridiscrrere, to talk over

again
Ridisput^re, to dispute again RidisUnguere, to explain more plainly Riditre, m. a jeerer, a ban-

citre,

m. a botcher
Ridividere, to divide again, to subdivide Ridivincolrsi, to wriggle about
Ridolre,
to

Ricoronare, to crown again Ricrre, to gather, assemble Ricorreggere, to correo

Ricrrere, have Ricrso, n
reflux

Ricucitura,/, sewing; seam, a botching Ricucere, to roast, bake, roast again, to digest, weigh, consider, dis-

ridolrsi,

smell well, to scent ; to complain, t

Ridomandare,
se.Jlon

Ricuperare, to recover ; ricuperar la salute, to retrieve

one's health

to ask again Ridonare, to give again Ridondante, adj. redowjding.

Ricuperazine, /.
timi, recovery

recupera-

Ricosteggire, io coast Ricostituire, to replace Ricotonare, to card again Rictti

cbee.

Ridondanza, /. and Ridon damnto, m. excess, redunRidondare,

to

Ricurvo, part, bent, crooked Ricusa. /. refusal, repulse,

challenge

redsumd,

to r*-

Ricusare, to refuse; ricusare

giudice, to

Rictto, part, boiled, or baked

challenge a

again

weighed, examined,

di):tsted

Ricoi-eramnto,

reco-

Ricusazine, f. a denial, fusai Ridire, ia give again

Ridirne, m. a merry man - utter aneS Ridsso, ade. shoulders: cavalcar a ridsso, to riife without asaddli
\

Ridtto, m. shelter, rHreat Hidtt; .^'jri, reduced

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Riddnre,
reilucr,

and
to

subdue,

Riddcerc, to Rifiancre, to flank, fortify compel ; Rifiatamnto, i. breathing

I

Riformare,
elect;

to

reform, to tup
declare,
to

ridursi, to fix, for refuge, to assemble ; ridursi a mente,

to recollect,

Rifiatare, to breathe Hi ficcare, to put in again

press, cut off; to riformarsi,

recover

from
rei

remember

RiHdare,

to

trust,

to

Riducibile, adj. reducible, that Rifiggere, to drive in, or >iai7 may be reduced again Rdttc, part, reduced, asternRifigliare, to bring forth again, bled or spring up again Rifigurare, to give a new fi-

Hiformdto, pari, reformed Riformatre, m. a reformer Riformazidnfe, / a reforma

gure Rifinamnto, m. a cessation

Rifinire,

Rifr'^gnere, to refract, reflect Rifrancare, to free, fortify

to

and

Rifinirsi,

Rifrangere,

to reflect

cease, leave ofiT

Rifinimnto, m. a great weari-

Ritratto, m. and Rifrazidne, r,f,jction Rifi-e<iaamnto, m. coldness

again

Rifreddre,
adj. filling

Riempi tf TO,

to cool, to relent Rifre'ddato, part, relented

Riempitura,/, a filling up Rifiorfre, blossom, to to Riempiuto, part, filled up Rienfire, to swell again flourish again, to adorn, deck up, to prosper aguiii, Rieiitramnto, m. a coming in
again, return Rientrare, to shrink,
to thrive to
re-

Rifreoamnto, m. a curbing
Rifrenare, to curb, refrain RifrenaZidne,/. a curbing
Rifrigerare,
to
;

create, comfort

refresh, rerifrigerarsi

enter ; to recollect, reflect; rientrar in se stsso, to re.fleet on one's self

Rientrato, purr shrunk Riepilogare, lo sum up

Riescire, to go out again

Riffsso, pari, fixed again Rifiutagine, /. and Rifiutamnto, ?n. a denial, refusal, repulse Rifiutante, adj. refusing Rifiutn>.a,/. a divorce^ Rifiutare, to refuse, deny, to quit : renounce ; rifiutare il padre, to renounce the pater-

Rifrigeratfvo, adj. cooling Rifrigrio, m. a comfort, relief Rifriggere, to fry again Kihu.o, part, fried again

Rifacimnto,

ii.

and

Rifil-

Rifiutato,

part,

refused, for-

Rifrondlre, to bloom again Rifrusta,/, a searching Rifrust^re, to search, strike, beat Rifrsto. m. remains, plenty
(also)

Jione,/. reeslalilishment Rifacitre, ni. a restorer Rifallo, m. anew /au// repair; Rifare, mend, to
rifar

whim

bed;

il Ietto, to make the rifarsi, recover, to tnend, to retriei^e (what one

RiflessitSne, /. m. reflection
'

and

Riflsso,

bad tost), to tomer rifarsi upright

;

grow handdritto, to

Riflessivo, adj. reflective Riflsso, m. reflection ;

reflected

Rifuggire, to fly for refuge Rifuggito, part, sheltered Rifugio, ,. a refuge Rifulgente, adj. shining, bright Riflgere, to s.'iine, glitter Rifutare, to refute, contra
diet

part

stand
;

RifutaZidne,^'. reputation

Rifatto,
start

adj.

done
rifatto,

again

Riflttere, to reflect, consider Rifluire, to tejlow, or run

Risa.f.aline,adaih
Rigglia,/ profit Rigdgno, and Rigagnolo, m.
Rigaglio, i. a larkspur fa flower) Rigare, to water, to met ; (also)
Rig.-ito, part, ivaiered, ruled Rigattire, m. a salesman,

un mendico
RifavelMre,
Rifpdfre, to
to

an up-

back
Riflusso, m. reflux, ebb Rifocillamnto, m. a restoring,
con,fori Rifocillare, io restore, recreate, reftesh

speak again

wound again

Rifendere, to split attain Riferendario, m- referendary

Riferire, to refer, relate; riferir grazia, lo give thanks ;
riferirsi, to

Rifondare,

to

found again, dig

pour out

agree with

Rifondere,

to restore,

Rifermre, approve
Riferrre,
h'irse)

to confirm, ratify,

Riforbfre, to furbish
to

up
Rigenerazidiie,
/.

nem-shoe

(a

Rifrma, and

Riformagidne,
regenera

Rifrto, part, referred

/. reform Riformabile, adj. that

may

be

Hon
Rigentillfre, to

Ri fsso,

pari, cleaved, split

make more gen

Rifciidne,/. restoraiitm Rjftamraeggidre, shine. to

Riformagidne./. reformation Riformamnto, m. a reform, reforming

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Riguardamnto, m.
look, or looking, circumspection Riguardante, spectator Riguardare, to look upon,

RIM
Riltto, part, read again

mg

up

Rigettato, purl, rejected Rigtto, rn. aisl ojf, r^nse Rigiacre, tn lie ilurvti agaii Rigirt:....,....^, .... , rigidly Rigiil?.2a, and Rigidit, /. rigidity Rfgido, adj. rigid

concern

riguardare
to

una

Rilevante, adj. important Rilevare, to' raise up again, erect, get up, u.tsist, comfort, compute, add increase, bring
;

guardarsi,

preserve ontSt

Rilevatamente, adv. splendid-

Riguardato, adj

looked upon,

ly, nobly

Rigiramnto,

m
Riguardatre, m. a looker-on ; (also) a keeper, a guardian Riguardvole, adj. considerable, worthy, notable, rare Riguardevolmnte, adii, worthily

Rigirare, to surra Rigiralo, part, j Rigiratre, m. a Rigirazine,/. ci Rigare, to return Rigrro, m. turn,
,

Rilevato, part, raised, lifted, high, noble, famous, nourish, ed, brought up ; m. a height, - ising

g round, a

Riguardo,
vrrence
:

m.

look,

view,

embossed

work,

basso

t<-

byrway, shift, e Rigittamnto, /i.

Rigittare, to rut. reject, despise

di feroce riguardo,

Rllucnte, adj. shining

/.

of a surly look: stare ri- Rilucentzfa, guardo, to sland upon one's splendour

brightnett,

Rigiucare,

to pi,n to

Rigmgnere,

Riguardosamente,

adv.

cirr>-u-

Rilucere, to shine, gUHer Rilustrre, to embellish,

Riluttante,
a-;/, reluctarf.

to

Rigna-, Rfgnc

to

neigh
rule, line

Riguardoso, adj. cautious,

dent Riguarfre,

Rfma, rhyme, poetry

re-

Rigo, m. a

&:: TZg^,
rankness of pia. Rigogliosamente, proudly Rigogliso, ad), proud,
so)

to be well again Rigulderdonamuto, m. a

Rimandare,
Riguiderdonre,/o recompense,

end back. up.

Rigurgitamnto, m,
lively,

a swell (of iralers) Rigurgitare, to swell again Rigustkre, to taste again

away, discharge Rimandilo, adj. setU back

Rimando, m.
returning Sec)

'tossing back,

or

(a

tennis

ball,

Riggolo, m. a of parrot)
Rigoltto,
I.

loriot (a

kind

Rimaneggiare, to handle, touch or mend again

a
in.

country-

Rimannza,
Rigonliamnto,

/.

abode,

perre-

new

Rilassare,

to

relax,
;

weary
Rigonfiare, to swell Rigonfiato, part, swelled Rigre, ,. rigour, sternness, hardness; rigor di febre, </ie

release, rilassarsi, to

manence,

fragments,
to

Rimanre,
tiia, f. relaratiofi
Rilassato, pa "ildsso, adi
..ilavr<
to

weary,

weak,

Ri'%Tm''{''rivufl" Rigorosamente, adv. rigorously. severely

stay, remain, to abstain, cease, hinder ; rimanetevi in pace, adieu ; rimanre alla schidccia, to in a snare : non rimarr* fall per questo, that shall not

wash again

Rilavate

Rigorosit, y: severity, rigour

part, washed again .......=, to plough g.,.

Rilegamt'nto, m. a binding Rilegare, to banish, exile, to

plate
;

to

manage, rule

Rigovernatura, /. a washing
ofplute Rigraddre, Rigridre,
to divide to call,

'inder, prohibit: (also) tp ind up again, to tie again ; legare un libro, to bind up

vole, adj.

remarkable:

Rimarco, m. importance;
'.

book
or
cry
egato,
part,
L'lreere. to

[banished
tied
r

again

'

;
'

again

read again
softly
adj.

Riguadagnare, Riguadagnato,

Rigridre, to cry, scold Rigriddto, adj scolded te regain

part.' recovertd.

Rilento,

Rimari

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Rlm^o,
pai irt. remained sidue
J

RiM

Rimasticare'

cherv

aga

remained, part. Rimasto, dmdled, abstainci Rimasglio, m. remnanU, bits Rimato, adp. in rhyme Rimatre, 'in. rhymer, poet Rimazidne,/. a strict inquiry Rimbaldanzire, to cheer up Riuftbalire, tojutnp, toss up ;
to re.iult

Rirabalio, m. a rebound, re-

Rimediabile, adj. curable Rimettlmnto, m. remistioa Rimediare, to cure, help RimettitXccio, t. a shoot, Rimediato, part, cured graft Rimediatdre, m. a repairer Rimirare, lo look upon Rimdio, m. remedy ; medicine. Rimiro, m. merv, sight, loete Rimschiiire, to mingle, to conRimeditare, to meditate again Rimeggiare, to versify, rhyme Rimissidne,/. rimisson, parRimegtciato, part, versified don, satisfaction, or submisRimembranza./, remembrance. Rimisurre, to remeasure Rimembrare, to remember Rimollre, io wet, soak Riraemorare, to put in vtinA Rimodernare, to correct again, Rimemorito, part, mentioned to modern reduce to a Rimenre, to carry back, to form haucj Rimondamnto, m. a cleanve, stir

Rimandare,
Rirabambogfto, adj.
childish,

to

mend, patch

Rimondire,
limemlto, part, mended Rimendatdre, m. a botcher Rimendatra,/. a mending
to

to clean, empty, prune, purge, expiate

Rimondato,

part,

cleunted,

R^tno'm'are]w-^h
Rimbastire, to haste (tailoring)

Rimeritamnto, m. a reward
Rimeiitre, to recompense Rimeritato, pari, recompensed

liimondatra,/. a cleansing Rimontare, to go up again ; rimontare a cavillo, to relive

Rimbeccare,
:

to repulse,

drive

back (also) to peck (as birds) Rimbellire, to emldlish ; rimbellirsi, to

un

orolgio, to

mind up

Rimescolamnto, m.

grorv handsome

Rimbrcio, m. a ruffle RimbiaBcare, to whiten over

Rimbiondirc, to grow fair Rimboccare, to turn upside down, to discharge, emp'y.

a watch Rimontato, part, got up again RimescoUnza,/. a mixture Rimorchirei to tow, haul Rimescolare, to mix, blend, Rimorchiato, part, towed retouch rimescolare le Rimrchio, m. a towing, com'
trouble, confusion, disturbance, disorder, tenor, fright
;

carte, to shuffle

plaint

mescolarsi, to meddle, to be

Rimordente, adj. biting Rimrdere, to feel r

'.e

'

Rimboccato, adj. upside down Rimboccatura, /. a turning

Rimbombamnto, m,
sounding

ringing,

Rims'sa, /. forgiveness, hud, sprout return of money coachhouse carrzza, di rimssa, a glass-coach Rimessami.t<, adv. respect' ; ;
:

agai

Rimordimnto,

Rimbombante,

adj.

resounding

fully,

humbly

Rimess(bile, ddj. remissible remission, Rimessine, /. pardon an ap(also)

;

Rirabmno, and Rimbombio,

RimostT^za,
Rimsscr, adj. faint, humble
/.

/.

retnon^

sound', noise
to

languishing,

strance

Rimborsare,

reimburse

Rimostrare,
mixture,
re-

to

remonstrate

RimborsaZicJne, /. and

Rim- Rimesta,
to the

Rimotamnte, adv. solitarily Rimdto, adj. remote, far qff

Rimovimnto,
of place
i.

Rimboscre,
Rimbottre,
Rimbrottare,

to

go back

to

put in the cask

to

Rimestare, to mix, handle replace, to Rimttere, to pardon, reassume, continue, to grow again, forgive, to
remit money ; to intrust mi rimtto, I commit myself; rimttere in posssso, to put
;

and Rimo-

zine, /. removal, a change

reproach, charge, chide, reprove Rimbrottat<5re, i, a reprover Rimbrottvole, adj. reproach-

in possession
:

Rimbucre, to hi Rimbucato, part, concealed RimburcMare, to torn, haul

Rimpaistre, to retouch to return into one's country nel vostro arbitrio again rimtto l'andare e lo stare, Rimpatriato, part, returned you are free either io go or Rimpaurare, to be frightened
;

rimtter refer to bring into fashion

tersi in
;

rmettrs, to su, to

Rimpalmre, to calk a ship Rimparre, to learn again

rimet-

came,

to

grow fat Rimpatriarsi,

stay

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Rimpeciire, to calk a ship Kimpedulare, to neiv foot Rimpennre, to put on rum
rimpennarsi, to feathers ; prance (as a horse) Rimptto, prep, over agaitist Rinipiagrire. to tvound again
Ritnurchito, pari, tornea

Rinciampre,
again
Rincivilirsi, to

to fall

again
be

Himrchio, m. a lowing

Rinciprignlrsi,

to

angry

Rimutamnto, m. an

alte

grow

civil

Rincollare, to glue again

Rincominciamnto, m. a

be-

Rimpignere,
Rimpiastrre,
get
;

(also)

to lament to plaster, parto adjust, make

Rimutvole, adj.

Rimpiattare, io conceal Rimpiattato, part, concealed

Rimpiazzare,

to

replace
to

Rimpicciolire,

grorv
te

less,

gitining again Rimutazidne,/. change, allera- Rincominciare, to begin again Rincominciato, part, begun again inconstant. Rincontra, and alia rinconHate again tra, prep, facing, opposite, o relate agai: andare alla rincontra d' uno, adj. new bom to go to meet one -incontrare, to meet with, to

make

less

Rimpinguare,

fatten

Rina
.f.

new

birth

Rimpinzare, to cram.Jill Rimpolpare, to grorv fat Rimpopolare, to people again Rimpozzare, to stagnate (a

I'iiiiato, l'art, born again Rinavigare, to set sail again Rincacciare, to repulse Rincagnarsi, to bend one';

Rincontrato, part, t with. hit, guessed Rincntro, m. a meeting, rcencouuter, sign, token ; di
i

rincontro, a rincontro, op-

Rincoramnto, m. encox-ageRincorre,
io encourage; rincorarsi, to take dbttrge to string a violin ; io

Rimpregnre,
Rimpi-occiare,

to get
to

with child
Rincalcito,
part,
to

repulsed,
in-

Rincordare,
to tie close

Rimprigionre,

imprison
reproach,
Riacalorlre,
rekindle,

to

Lincorporre,

incorporate

Rjmprdccio, and Rimprocciamrito, m, reproach, imputaper rimprccio, temptuously

tion
;

Rincalzamnto, m. prop, deRincalzare, io prop, support, to lay new earth about the root of a tree; to solicit,
press,
iiisist
;

Rincrrere,
after;

io pursue, run (also) to revolve in

con-

Rimpromttere,

to

promise

Rincrscere, to Be tired, displeased quanto mi rincresce

;

rincalzarsi, to

lo stare

Ietto,

how

tired

Rincalzato, part, propped, lup-

am to be in bed Rincrescvole, adj. tedious Rincrescimnto, m. weariness,

Rincrescidso, adj. restless; sad

Rimproveramnto,

m.

re-

Rimproveraiite, adj. reproach-

Rinclzo, m. and Rincalzato, f a stay, prop Rincantare, to put up again

fat an auction) Rincantucciarsi, to hide one's

" respre,

to

curl, frizzle

Rimproverazidne, /. Rimproverio. Rimprvero, Of m. reproach, reprimand, in-

Rimugghiare,

to

bellow.

Rimuginare, to search Rimuginato, part, searched Rimunerare, [see Remunerare, and its derivatives) Rimuvere, to reniove, move again, to take away, divert,
to

Rincaponfre, to be stubborn Rincappre, to full in again Rincappellre, to hoard u fall sick again Rincappellazidne, proof Rincarare, to grow dear Rincamare, lb grow fat

Rincrudire, to provoke again Rinculare, to fall l/ack Rinegre, tu aeny Rinegato, i. a renegado, an
Rinettre, to clean again Rinfacciranto, m. a reproach Rinfacciare, to reproacn Rinfamre, io restore one'rreB-infantoccire. to grow childish ; to set to rights again

far
i

Rincerconire,

to

grow

sour, be

dissuade,

or sepa-

Rinfarcidre, to Jill, cram Rmferraiolre, to cover with cloak

Rinchmre,
Bjmurre, lo wall about Rimurto, part walled up
Rhiuurchiare,
to torn

to

incline,
to

bend.
to

Rinfiammagidne, /. injlamma-

Rinchidere,
(a

enclose,

Rinfiammare,

to

injlamf.,

to

stop, to include, contain

Rinchiuso, m. an enclosure

light, or again intamo la battaglia &i rintiam

warm

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Rinomare, to mention Rinomato, part, renowned Rinominanza, /. renown,
lUnfiancre,
to

re-

Jlank, forti-

rinfusa, adv. promiscuously Ringagliardire, to regait

piUation

Rinominare,

to

name

to

fy
Rinfiancdto, part. flanked Rinfilare, to string aanin Rinflorare, {tee Rifiorire)

strength

RingalluzSre,

to

leap

foi

Kv gangherare

ingeagaii

Rinominato, adj. renowned Rinovare, to renew Rinquartato, adj. quartered,

full, filled

Rinfodre

to tet

on fire,

to in-

Rinfocolamnto, m. conflagraRinfocolare,
focojiirsi,
to

rvarm
in

rin-

to fall

a pat-

Rinfoderarsi, to withdraw
Rinfiinclere, to infute, to re-

Kingenerare, to regenerate RingentilJre, to ennoble Ringhiare, to grin, to frown Ringhira,/, rostrum, bar Ringhio, m. a grin, a frown Ringhiso, adj. grinnini surly RingioHre, to rejoice, to be
Ringiovanire,
to

Rinsaccare, to bag again Rinsaldamnto, m. consolida-

Rinsanguindre, bloody again,

Rinsanicaie,

to make to renew a

to restore

health

fuad
Rinfondimnto, m. an addi
lion, or i/,Mion ; the foundering of a hone; (also) tor row, regret, weariness Riiiformre, to form, framt

grow

yom^

Rinsegndre,
Rinselvarsi,

to teach

again, to
in

Ringorgamnto,and Ringdrgo,
Ringorgare,
to swell, --'

indicate, let

know
to

hide

a
or

wood,

to

grow

into woods,

Ringranragain
Ringrandire,

bushes again Rinselvlo, part, in the

to i

wood

RiiiformaJlfine, /. a fortnation

new

in-

RinfoniiCre- to put in the oven again RinforZamcato, m. a reinforce-

proud, to brag Ringrassare, to fatten Riiigravidare, -to be pregnant

Rinsignorlrsi, to be master again, to seize upon again Rintanarsi, to hide one's

"If
Rintegrdre, to reunite Rintegrazidne,/. a renewing Rintenerire, to soften; (also)

Rinforf cfe,

fc strengthen, reinforce, fortify ; rinforzarsi, to

again Ringraziamnto, m. thanks Ringraziare^ to thank Ringraziato, part, thanked

Ringrossdto, part, increased Rinnaffiare, to water Rinnalzamento, m. a raising Rinnalzare, to raise, increase Rinnamorrsi, to be in love

Rinforzato,

part,

strengthen-

Rinforzo, m. Sc Rinforzata, reinforcement, supply, re-

move to pity Rinteramnto, m. a renewing; rinteramnto di salute, a recovery of health

Rinterzare,
threefold
'to

triple,

make

Rinfoscdrsi, to

grow dark
free, defend.

Rinfrancare,

to

again
ilinnegamnto, m. alijuration,

RintiepidXre, and Rintiepiddr, to cool, abate Rintonacare, to plaster a-

Rinfrancato, part, reencournged Rinfraneere, to break, split Rinfrenre, to bridle, reRinfrento,

part.
bridled,

forswearing
Rinnegare,
ilinnegato,
to

deny, abjure

Rintoppamnto, m. an obstat.

.idj.

forsworn;

a renegado, an apostate linneslire, to ingraft, reunite,

cle; hinderance Rintoppdre, to meet

with,

mend
impediment
Rintracciamnto,

Rinnest^to, part, grafted, re-

Rinfirescamnto, m. coolness, refreshment Rinfrescare, to cool, refresh.

Rinfrescata,/, a refreshing

linnovamnto, m. and Rino-

m. an in

Rinnovire,
'

to

rinovta, /. a

renew renewing

Rintraccidto, part, searched

RinfrescaUvo, a/lj- cooling Rinfrescato, part, cooled

Rinf-escatio,

nnovazine, /.

renewre-

Rintronamnto, m. a resound-

m.

glats-

"g
rinovelMre, to
refresh,

Rinfrsco, m. a refreshment
Rinfrigidrrsi, to

grow

cold

Rinfronzfre, forth new

iirsi,
to

to repair: shoot leaves: rinfroiideck, adorn one's

Rinnovellazidne, /. a renerv'ng. refreshment

m. rhijioceros Rinomanza, and Rinomata,

ivinocertfnte,

/.

"if

.fam. S36

RIP
Rinvenire,
io

RIP
Riparbile, adj. reparable n. reparation; (also) a rampart, bulwark Riparare, to remedy, to help, restore, defend, to st'op, oppose Riparato, pari, repaired

find out, recover

io

Riparamnto,
Rinverdire,

become /p-een
discover,

Rinvergre,

io
io

Jind

Ripetere, to repeat Ripeti mdnto, m. repetition Ripetitre; m. a repeater Ripetiiura, and Ripetiiidne, /. a repetition, r'kearsal Ripetuto, part, rn.eated

Rinvenire,

go back

Ripezzamento, m. a patching

Riiiverziire, to slop, shut Rinverzicre, and Rlnverzire,

Rinvescdrc-, to allure, entice;

(also)
to

dcub

rvith

bird-

Rinvesciare, to tell tales Rinvestire, io invest Rinviare, io send back RinvigoramntOjirt.o strengthRinvigorfre, and Rinvigor;(re; to gather strength again, tc restore, strengthen Rinvigorito, part, strengthen-

Ripezzre, to patch, piece Riparazidiie, and Rparatra, Ripezzatre, . a botcher Ripezzatra,/."<i patching f. reparation, repair RipKro, m. thelter, defence Ripiacre, to please again far ripilro intomo qualche Ripiacimnto, m. a new pUom luogo, to meet together Ripiagner ;ain,la.
:

Ripiantato, part, replanted Ripicchiare, to knock again t (also) to reiterate, to begin

Ripartito, part, divided Ripartorire, to lax) in again RipjCsL-ere, to feed again, to ea

Ripiegare, to p'ait ; fold again, to blunt, dull, bend,

b'rv ripiegar del panno, ioftdd up cluth ripiegarsi, to
; ;

again
Rinvi uppare, to rvrap Rinvitnre, to invite again Rinvito, m. a new invi
Ripassare, Ripassata,

pats a repassing /. dare una ripassata, to exa

to repass,
I

alcu

Ripassato, part, repassed Ripasseggiare, to tvalk

report

out

Ripino, adj. fall, filled Ripino, 7(1. stuffing; servir per ripino, to stand for a
cipher

again
to

Rinunziare,
relate

renounce

Rinunziato, part, renounced Rinunziatdre, m. a tale-fellei Rinunziazidne, and Rinu

ziagiiine,/. renunciation Rinvoglire, to excite desire Rinvdlgere, and Rinvoltare,

RipaU're, to suffer again Ripatriare, to recall from banishm.

Ripigliamnto, m. a remorss (also) a retaking

Ripigliare, io retake, io cover, io reprove, rebuke

'

re-

Ripignere,
pel

to

push, beat, re

Ripilogdre, to recapitulate Ripinto, part, repulsed, hid. idvere, to rain again Riplacare, to appease, calm ; "placarsi, to be appeat-

wrap, involve
t.

wrapped
Ripentirsi, to repent

Rinvdlto,

packet, bun-

Rinvoltura,/ nrapping
Rinzepptlre, to Hop n rvedges Rio, m. a brook rivulet t nicked, had fortuna adverse fortune vita ria miserable life
;

Ripentitdre, m. a repentant Ripercosso, adj. beaten back Ripercotimnto, m. repercus-

Ripopolare, to repeople Ripdrgere, to give again Ripdrre, to replant, replace.

RioMrbaro, m. rhubarb
Riobbligdre, to oblige again Riordinare, to order again Riosservare, to examine,
serve again Riotta, /. a quarrel, dispi

Riprdere,
Ripesare,

io lose

again
again
;

Riportante,
{a.,

adj.

carrying

Riperdiito, part, lost again

io rveigh

.iport^re, to earry hack, to defer, delay, to acquire; ne

EjotUire, to quarrel RiOttdso, adj. riotous RJpa, /. a bank, coast, prt pice, steip place

Ripesato, part, weighed "'scare, to fish out again icto, part, fished , Ripestare, to beat again in mortar, to pound again

riporterete

grande

onorr.

Ripe
.

:arried back.

RI 3
Riotto,
n.

a report;

(also)

Riproprre,

to

propose again
to

;,

to

resaliUe, taiutt

nhroidery

Ripirotestre,

protest

Riposamnto,
quiet

m.

repote,

Riposare,
to

sare, to

cease, repose, to get rest; andar a ripogo to bed ; riposarsi

sopra uno, to depend upon

Riprovato, part, proved, tried Risanare,

Risanbile, adj. curable Risanamnto, m. a cure to cure again

sanarsi, to recover isanto, part: cured
to

ri-

Riposatamente, adv. qnieily

Riposato, part, reposed Riposvole, adj. quiet, peace-

Riprovazine, /.

reprobation,

rejection, the act

of trying Risapre, -

know,
=

Riprovedre, and
dre,
to

Riprovveagain, to

B'l rof: sapesse, should

to be told ='- '- -=h

my

provide

examine again

Ripruva,X

proof, mark Ripudiare, to divorce

Ripostamnte,

adv.

Risarcire, to mend, to compenRipdio, m o divorcing sate, repair; risarcire una Ripugnante, adj. repugnant perdita, to make good R'ipugnanza,/. repugnancy Risata, /. laughter, derUion , resist; Ripugnare, <o clash, to
se ne fece una risata, ne iripugna alia ragine, it laughed at it contrary to reason Risbadiglire, to yawn again Ripugnazidne,/. reluctancy Riscaldamnto, m. a heat, a Ripugnere, to prick again Ripulimnto, w. a furbish-

Ripsto, placed

part. luiSgo

pttt,

laid,

ripsto,

Ripregare,

to entreat

again

RipuUre,

to

furbish,

clean,

Riprmere, press again Ripremto, part, repressed take, to Riprndere,

to repress, squeeze,

re-

Riprendvole, adj. reprehensible, bVamable Riprendimnto, m. rebuke Riprenditre, m. a reprover

Riprensfbile,
adj.
'

Ripulito, part, polished Ripulitura,/, a po/wWngr a polisher Ripulitre, Ripullulare, to bud forth Ripulsa,/, repulse Ripulsare, to repulse, deny

s' riscaldata, tie u... broke out again'. Riscaldatlvo, adj. heatingRiscaldato, part, heated Riscaldazine, /. a tvarmRiscappare, to escape again new -foot to Riscappinre,

self

warm

again

r'eprovea-

Riprensine,/.

i Riprensre, finder Riprsa, m. a renewing, reprehension; per pi

Riscattare, to redeem; t'lscattirsi, to be revenged to repute, look, imr Riscattatre, m. a redeemer pule, attribute Riscatto, m. a redemption. Riputato, paH. reputed Riputazine,/, reputation choose again Riquadrre,<o quadrate, square, Riscgliere, to ria nenr Risceglimnto, n. agree prse, several times Riquadratura,/, a squaring Ripresiglia,/ reprisals Rischiaramnto, m. a clearing, requisUion represent, Riquisizine,/. t> Ripresentre, I'g^t arejoice . ^ Rirallegrrsi, to show, to present again Rischiarare, ana Rischiarlre, Rpresentatre, m. an 'imitato clear ; to explain, unfold, Rirmpersi, to break again tor, a dissembler illustrate Risaldare, to solder; to mend perilous Ripreso, adj. retaken adj RischiTole, (a Ileal again ; to cure. Riprestare, to lend again Rischio, VI. risk, danger md) Riprzzo, m. a shivering, Rischiso, adj. dangerous fright, shuddering; mi vien Risciacquare, to rinse, mash ^ riprzzo, I tremble Risciacquato, part. washed. again going up a renervRiprincipiamnto, m. a to ascend, climb, mount Risalire, ing. beginning Riscontrare, to deduct, abate, abegin colto Riprincipire,. to meet with, find, to Risalt<!re, to leap, skip, late riscontrar le scritture, again ; (also) 'project, jut out riscontrarsi Riprodurre, to produce again compare to savit Ripromttere, to reprimise Hie say to parlo, nelle ripromettersi, tn rel^ upon,

reprehemion,

Riputare,

lojlaitcr ane'i self

Riseo:i<rato, collated

pari, met

with,
I
.

Riscntro, m. a meeting, a coltiition, a comparing Riscirere, to run over, pe-

Ri scorrimnto, m. a run, a
RiserliiSre,
to

reserve,

RkcossWne, and Riscssa,

exaction, recovery Riscosso, part, exacted.

/.

from

regard, consider, to death

diffe deliVi

Riserbatamnte, adv. caution ly, prudently

Riserl)to,;>u<.

Riscritto,
Risortilo,

m, a
part,

tvritten
niritten

gain
Riscrivere, to write again, to

answer a

letter

Riscuotere, to exact, demand, dun, to redeem, to ransom ; (also) riscuotersi, to regain

;

to get

loose,

escape

voglio

1 iscuotrmi, I will have my revenge Risdegnarsi, to fall in a pas-

Risecre, to cut again, to retrench, cut off Riseccre, to exhaust, to dry

up

riseccarsi, to

grow dry

Riseccdlo, part, dried up, exhausted Risedre, to reside, dwell; solo

ci la mia mente riseda, / ink of nothing eUe Risdio, m. and Risednza,/. residence, abode Riseduto, part, resided Risga, /. a projecture, a jutting (in architecture) RisegAre, to cut off. part Ristgdtra,/. a cutting, or cut

Risgna,

/.

resignation, ces-

RUpc-ttTamnte, adv. retpee-

Riss^re, to scold, ijnarrel

Hi:>tabilimi-nto,

m.

reeslablUh-

per, or a risptto, ;>rcji. i">i comparitoti. Per risptto, mv. for the sake, on !

Ristucco, part. surfeited, weary, glutted, full Ristudiare, to study over oRi5t<!gno, m. stagnation

Rispettosamente, adv. respectRispettso, ad), respectful Rispiaiiare. to smooth, to rxplain, unfold Rispianato, m. a plain, a

Ristampa,/, reimpression nista.mpATe,to reprint Ristampato, part, reprinted Ristare, and Kistirsi, to slop, stai),jremain Ristata, /. a pause, rest, a halt
Ristaurdre, to restore Ristauratre, m. a restorer RisteccWre, to grew dry, to
Rist'illre, to distii

Risudamnto, m, a vapour,
Risudre, to sweat again, evaRisvegghiire, to awake Risvegliamnto, m. excitalton,
stirring up, vivacity Risvegliare, to awake, to rouse,
RisvegliiJto, adj. an-ake, brisk Risuggellre, to seal again Risviare, to divert, dissuade

smooth ground Rispfgnere, to push, beat back.

:>ulse

RispigolTe, to glean
Ris]>fngere, to
reputi

again

Rispinto,

part,

pushed,

re-

Ristfo, adj. untameable Ristitufre, to restore, repair stop Ristepp^re, to mith

Rispirare, to breathe Rispiraziune, /. respiration, breathing Rispetto, Trt. rest, quiet, pause,
respite

Risultamnto, m. produce, reRistoramnto, m. a restoration, a reward, requital

Ristorare, to restore, reward,
requite
;

ristorarsi,

to

Risplendnte,

adj.

shining,

fresh one's self

Ristoratf%-o, adj. restoring Ristorato, pait. restored Ristoratre, m. a restorer Ristorazine, /. comfort Ristro, m. a rtsioration, com

Risultante, adj. resulting Risultare, (o result, redound Risultato, part, resulted Risupfno, ailj. supine; cader risuphio, to backfall
'

Rsplendentemnte, adv. cUanRisplendnZa,

Risplndere,
io

/.

resplenglit-

shine,

fort,

amends

Risplendvole, shining, bright

Risplendim^to,
ligHt,

i.

splendour,

Ristrettamente, ado. briefly RistretUvo, adj. restnclivi

Rispoglire, to strip naked adj. Rispondnte, cuismet-

Risurgntc, adj rising Risrgere, to rise again, to spring, proceed; (also) 'to raise from the dead Risurezzidne, /. and Risurgimnto, ni. a resurrection, a rising again from the dead RisusciWranto, m. resurrecRisuscitare,
se from the inspirit, to encou-

Rl$pondn2a, /. conformiti/ Rispndere, to ansmer. ro respond questa finstra rispnde nel giardmo, this
;

dead;

to

Risuscitato, part, revised Risuscitazine, /. resurrec-

rvindotv looks into the garJen ; rispndersi, to agree Rispondvole, adj. answer-

Ristrfgnere, to bind,
oblige
;

tie, joii

ristrfgnersi

con un

Risponsdbilo, adj. ansmer'able, accountable Risponsidne, /. an ansmer, reply Risposare, to y agmtn Rispsta,/. 3 answer Rispsto, p^rt. answered Risputare, to spit again RisquTtto, m. respite, rest BisquoUbile, adj. demandable.
Rissa, /. strife, quarrel, affray Rus^inte^ adj. quarreling

Ritacc.'re, to tie up again Ritagliare, to cut again, t abate, take away, intrench Ritagliatre, >. a retail dealer Ritaglio, m. shreds: vndere

ristrfgnersi shelter ; spalle, to shtug

nell

a ritaglio, to sell by retail Ritardan^a, /. and Ritardaliinto,

n.

Ristrignimnto, and Ristrin-i --gimnto,

Ristringere,
{see

delay,

hinder-

Ristrt.

gnere) Ristringimnto,

m.

constric

Ritgno,

m.

d^ew.

RIT
lomoderation, derance, Senhriehj, rrop, support. ia ritgno, adv. imprudent-

Ritrattista,

/.

portrait

ly

Ritondata,/.
to

ri

cmfere

scription.

product, profit.

Ritemre,

fear,

or fear
Ritondit, and Rilondzza, /.
Ritratto,
tired

part,

drarvn,

re-

Ritemperare, io moderate Ritdndere, to bend again,

to

mndness Ritdndo, i.

round;

adj.
re-

Ritrcine,/ a sweep-net Ritremiire, to tremble again

Ritribuire, to requite Ritrincire, to cut out, carve
Ritrincier:irsi,
to

Ritorcere, to tnist bark;

volt

ritdroere gli dcclii, to ; squint; ritrcere il suo camino, to tukf. another route : ritrcere il senso, to tnitinttrpret

entrench

again
Ritritare, to

pound again

RiteniU'va,

/.

the

relent.

faculty Ritenitio, m. a bank, a di Ritentdre, to tempt, try again ag Ritenuta,/, {see Ritgno) d: .mnle,adv. cauti ly. warily

Ritorcimnto, m. and Ritorcitura,/, a tn>isting,a retort.

Ritrogradare, to retrograde Kitrograda2ine, /. retrogra

dation, going hack Ritrsa,/ afowling-net

Ritrosccio,

u,lj.

peevish

Ritrosaggine,/ peevishness Ritrosamente, adi'. peevisUu

Ritrovare, to Ritrosia, /.
Ritrosire,

grow

Ritenute? za./, caution, discretion, Teservedness

peevish peevishness,

or

Ritenuto, adj. detained,

fiiius,

cai

to

grom

peevish,

constant, equal, Jirri

vigorou.s,

shy

Ritornata./, a return Ritornato, part, returned

RitorjieUo, m. a retreat;
the

iith, /.

peevishness,

ob

Ritenzine,
stac/e

retention,

o,

upholding of a song itmo, m. a returning, arrival ; cavallo di ritruo, a

relumed horse Ritrre, to retake,

draw back
band of a

against the

stream

Ritorta./ a band, tie Ritorto, part, crooked

Ritortola, /.
the

rvhirlpool, the

m. a ; mouth of a
invention,

Ritrovamnto,

ni.

Ritosdre, to skmr again Ritraimcnto, tv alienation Ritrngola,/. tind RiUangolo,

.

Ritraydre, t find again, in-

iWtiritx f. a retreat, an

evi

liitranquillire, to

calm again,
draw,

Ritiratzza,/ retirement
Ritirato
vate
life
,

appease
RitriTe,
to
;

adj. retired, pr vita ritirata, a sotitai

extract,
to

Ritrovato, part, found Ritiovatre, m. an inventor Ritrvo, and Rilrovlo, m. an

RJtto, adv. rightly, uprightly Rftto, adj. upright, straight; man ritta, the right hand; to right a ritta, the ; andar rftto, to be honest; m. t

draw a picasseml.ly da qul- Rittamente, and

trde dal padi-e, r his father;

Ritiro, m. a solitary plac retreat, solitude

prdtici

from
he
ia

Ritmo, m. rhythm, measure

Rito, m. custom, use, right Ritoccamnto, m. relouchin,

Ritoccare, to retouch; rito care un opera, to revise

ritoccarsi, to adorn one-, s.lf Ritcco, i. act of retouching.
;

-.pent, J!y f.,r _ shelter, disheartento be ed ; ritrarsi dall' imprsa, design. ; rito abandon a
.

trdr

da alcuna

csa, to re.

thing; og1.i'riUo%.fil' suo rovescio, every pleasure has itt

work

pain
Rittovssio,

m.

the

tvrong

Ritcco, part, fctouched, leuchRitglere, to retake,

recover,

Rituale, Ritufire,

to

a ritual dip again

ri-

ento,

m. a stopping

RitouUmrito, m. a retaking
Ritlto, adj. retaken

PART

I.

Ritur^to. part itopped Riturbare, to disturb agah Riva, /. and Rivggio, r bunk ; a shore : rvaler-s an end. period; iiv riva riva, to sail along

11

Ihe ear

backrvards

Rivie,
tor

I.

competi

vestire, to dress again Rivestito, mrt. reclothed Riviera, /."uhA:, shore, river Rivincere, to overcome, conquer again, regain (at gam-

Rivalrsi, to recover to pass over Rivalit,/, riviilry, rivalily Rivangare, to dig up again

ing)
Rivisitare, to revitit, to return

Riuscita,

/.

R! valicare,

suo

figlio

ha

issue, succss! ; fatto buona

riusclt.i, his

son has proved a

Rivarcre, to ptss again Riudire, to hear again Rivedre, to revise, review Rivedirnnto, m. reviewing RiveJiti5re, m, a reviser Riveduto, part, revicnied Rivelamnto, m. revelation
Rivelare, to reveal, discover Rivelato, patt. revealed Rivelatre, m. a revealer

Rivista,/, a reviem Rivivare, to revive, cheer RiTlvere, to come to life a-

Riuscito, part, succeeded Rivulsine, /. revulsion

Rizzare,
set

lo

erect,

to

make

straiglU;

up a

TizzHr bottga, < sltnp ; rizzala, to

stand up

Rivelazine,/, revelation
Rivellino,

Rfvo, m. a rivulet, or brook Rivocbile, adj. revocable "' -::amnto, m. and Rivoca:re, to revoke, repeal :^atdrio, adj. revoking

Rfzziito, adj. erected, straight Rdba, a robe, goods, estate far rdba, to get money Robaccia,/, old stuff

m. a

half-moon

ravelin, or (in fortifica-

Robbia,/, madder (an herb) Robblccia, /. trifles, idle

stufT

Rivndere,
River.derla, cliange

to resell

by

retail

/.

truck,
;

exri-

nazine,/ revocation lare, to fly again lre, to rvish again, to ask

Rivlgere, to turn, to change, pervert ; revolve to involve, engage, entangle ; to tv rap
;

Robdne,
a
Src.)

and

Robbdne,

m.

gown (worn by

doctors,

Robustamente, ado. strongly

Robustzza, /. strength, vigour Robusto, adj. robust, strong Rocggine,/ a hoarseness Rdcca, /. fortress, rock; a
distaff

Rivendicare,
Rivendito're,

to revenge vendicarsi, to be revenged

and Rivendgliolo, m. a retailer Rivenduto, pat t. resold Rive retnr,

up
Rivolgimnto, m. a revolution, resolution, change
Rivdlta, /.

and RivoUamnto,
revolution.
revolt,

m.
Rivenuto,
pali,

rebellion,

Roccta./. a distaff-full and Rocchtto, Roictto, m. a rochet, chursh vestmerit

conte
reflect,

back,
ring.

Rivoltare, to

discomup-

Riverberare, to

Riverberato, part resounded Riverberazidne, /. Riverbero, and Riverberamnto, m. a

reflection, reverberation

Rivoltato,
side

dawn,

part, turned revolted

up-

Rivoltolamnto, m. revolution,
Rivoltolare, to turn round Rivoltudso, adj seditious Rivoltiira,/. rotndi^ig about, (also) revolution Ri vol vere, to revolve, consider ; to turn about Rivoluzine,/, revolution

Rdcchio, m. a piece of stone, mood, S^c. Rdfccio, /. a rock, i(9ip hill.

(aXso) fillhiness

Riverdlre, to

grow green

a-

Rocco, m. a crosier ; a bishop's staff: a rook at chess

RochSZa,/ hoarseness
Roco, adJ hoarse ; uncouth Rodente, adj. gnarving, sharp, poignant Rddere, to gnar, nibble, eat il tip, consume rddere frno, or le mani, to fret
;

Rivomitre, to vomit again Rivotare, to empty again Riurtive, to knock, hit, dash Riuscitile, atlj. ecjy, nitcesf
Riversato, adj. overset

inrvarly

Rodimnto, m. a griping, vesation, trouble, anguish

Roditra, /.
i

Ki verso, m.' the m^ng side, a back stroke, ruin, disas-

Riu cimnto, m. and Riuscita,

grtawing, bit-

ROS
Rompitdre,
tilde
Y.ffia. f.
n.

ROT
Rosseggiante, Rosstto, Ros.
Rossiccio, and Ros. signo, (/; riddish Ros^eggire, to be red, inctiriS to red Rosszza, /. redness ; rosszza di viso, a blush
sstro.

a breaker,

transgressor

Rompitura,/, a breaking a cloud, density of Ronca, f. a scythe, orbili

H^inciSre, to rveed Roncato, part, needed Ronchidso, adj. rough,

Rogare, to subscribe, sign Rogato, part, rubscribed

Rogati5re,

rugged
rvith

m. a svtcriber

Ronciglire,

'to

take

Ros^cir,

to

grow
:

f-ed

Rogatario, adj. rogatory (U

m)

Ronciglio,

m. a

hook,

ten-

Rdsso, adj. red rdsso d'udvo, the yolk of an egg ; diventar

rsso, to blush

R<5gna,y. scab, iieh Rognso, adj. seabby R(5go, m. a funeral pile, (also) a bramble, or briar

Rdnda,

Rdncola,/. a bill, or scythe Roncdne, m. an hedge bill far la, /. a round; or andar in ronda, to go

Rossre, m. blush, bashfalness ; also) redness Rrfsta, /. a fan, a bough,

en

Romaiudlo, m. a Komajoldta,/. a Romno, m. the

steelyard
:

ladle ladle full

rveiglii

Rostrato, adj. having a beak Rdstro, m. bill, beak: rstri, ni. pi. a rostrum (a bar)

of

adj.

Roman

Romanzatdre, m. a romancer
storyteller

Rosme, i. and Rosiira, /. Ronddne, nibbling, gnawing bird) Ronfcire, and Ronfiare, to snore Rta,/, wheel Ronzamnto, m. buzz; mur- Rotia,/, track of a wheel Rotamnto, m. turning
Rotare,
rvheel,
to

Romanzsco, adj. romantic Romanzire, m. a romancer

Romanzo, m. a romance Rombare, to buzz, or hum, Ronzfno, m.

Ronzio,
buzzing,

(also) to

turn round like a break upon

a pad,

nag
m. a hum-

and

B/inio,
hissing,

Roteg ;, to ti Ronzdne, m. a stallion R'otella,/. a shield, or buckler Rdmbice, m. bastard rhubarl Rosa, /. a rose, (also) a red (also) the knee-pun spot in the skin (caused by a Rotolare, to roll, or turn Rombo, m. a murmur, rvhi bite, kiss, ire.) Rotolalo, part, rolled zing (also) a rhombus (in geometry) Rosceo, and Rosato, adj. Rtolo, m. a sort of weiglii Romboide, f. rhomboides (h rosy, the colour (also) a roll, a scroll of a
;

geometry)

rose:
;

labbra

rosate,

red

Rotolne, adv. rolling

lips acqua rosata, rose- R.otondre, to make round, to round Rotondato, adj. mode round Rosio, w m. an hermitage Romito, m. an hermit Rosrio, a rotary, string Rotondit, and Rotondzza, K'jmdre, m. a noise, tumult /. roundness, rotundity tf beads romdre di spade, clashing oj Rosecchiire, [ii Rosicchi- Rotndo, adj. round, circuawards far romdre, tb be are) talked of Roselifa,/. measles Rdtta, /. a breaking, a rout, Ronioreggiamnto, m. bustle, RoselU'na,/. a damask rose a defeat ; venire alle rdtte,

Romo, m. a pilgrim going t

Ron-.itggio,

stir

Romoreggire,

to

make a

noise,

Rdseo, adj. rosy (in po'etry) Rosto, m. a place planted

jvith rose-bushes

R-omorfo, m. a noise, rustle Rompere, to break, to dash

to pieces ; to interrupt, to avoid, shun : rdmper le leggi, to violate -the laws : rdmpere

Rostta, /. a rose of diamonds, ^c. a farrier's but-

to come to blows; sseri alle rtte, to be offended, tuggire in rtta, to run away; partire alla rtta, to

in mare, to shipwreck Rompevole.adJ. brittle, fragile Rompicapo, m. a tiresome man Rosmarino, m. rosemary Rompicollo, m. a ruirn, pre- Rtso, parr, giiarved cipice, a break-neck ; (also) Rosolccio, m. a mild poppy a dangerous man fare una Rosolare, to fry, or roas
;

and Rosicchiare, to gnani Rosipnudio, m. a nightin

Rosicare,
nibble,

go away in anger Rottame, m. rubbish, crumbs Rottamente, adv. immode'

rately

Rtto, m. a fracture, break' ing

Rtto, part, broken, defeated; nmeri rotti, passionate; fractions ; strade rotte, a deep way Rottdrio, m. a cautery, an

cosa

a rompicollo,

to

act

Rosolato, part, fried, roasted

Rompimnto, m. a fracture, Rosolia,/, the measles breaking Rspo, m. a toad

RUT
m. the measles Rovaio, m. Ihe north wind Rovlla, /. and Rovello,
RoTaglcSne,

KubaldagUa, f. mob, rabble Rugumare, to ruminate, to Rub^ldo, ailj 'ascally ; un rubaldo. a knave Rugumazidne, /. rumination, Rubamnto, m. a robbery the chewing the cud Ruina,/. ruin, decay Rubato, part robbed, stolen Ruinre, to ruin, destroy Rubatre, m. thief, robber Ruinto, pari, ruined, spoileA
liubellare, to rebel, revolt

Tvilh

male oaks

Rubellamnto, n. [see Rubellidne) Ruindso, adj. ruinous RubelUdne, Rubellagidne,and Rufre, to run headlong RubeUazidne, /. a rebellion, Rullare, to roll overthrow, revolt Rullo, m. and Rulla,
Rubllo,
adj.

/.

Rovescidre, to ovi throw, pour, spUt Rovesciato, pari, overlkro Rovscio, m. a ihowei

rebellions;

un

rubllo, a nhel Ruberia,/: mbbery, thej Rubsto, adj. horrible, fierce.

Ruminito,
Rubicndo, adj. red, ruddy Rubido, adj. rough, uneven
Rubificdre,
in

part,

ruminated,

pondered

make

red
(Latin

Ruminazidne,/. rumination Rumre, (see Romre, and its

Rovescidne, adv. bac^nardi

Rubfgine,

/.

rust

word)
Rovto,

Rumordso,

derivatives) report adj. noisy

m. a place

full

Rudio, m. a roll, register, of Rubiglia./. tares, vetches Rubfno, m. ruby fa stone) Rubindso, adj. of the colour of Rudta, ajid R<5ta, /. a wheel, rack: (also) a meeting of Rubfzio, adj. robust, stout lawyers a compass, a turn; Rubo, m. a bramble, brier far a rudta, to wheel about a./, a rubric, (also) red procder per rudU, to take
;
I

Rubro,
Rovin;
tifali
adj.

adj. red fin

poetry)

Rope,/, a rock

Ru pinso,
Ruca, and Rucchtta, /.
fan herb)
rock^ei

Rurale, adj.

adj. sleep, crag^tf rural, country

Rovin

Rude.

adj. rude, rustical

Ruscello, m. a brook, rivulet

Rovinajore, m. a destroyar Rudimnto,!, a rudiment Rovlnvolp, and Rovindso. adj. RuJa, and Ruffiana,/, a bawd ruinous, ready to fall; (also) ruffa rafia, scramble Ruffianare, to pimp, to play

Rusco, m. and Ruschia, /. the

Rusignudlo, tn. a nightingale Ruspare, to scratch as fowls do ihe bawd Ruspo, adj. new, new coined . Rovistavie, and RovistoUre, Ruffiansimo, m. and Ruffim. a pistole fa coin) firret, to search aneria, /. a pimping Ruspone, m. a pistole and a Rovfstico, m. privet (a sort of Ruffidrto, m. a pimp half fa coin) shrub) Ruga, wrinkle Russare, to snore Rugghiamento, m. a roaring Russo, m. snoi ing Rugghiare, to roar Rusticaggine, /. rusticity, Rugghiato, part, roatitl rudeness Rgghio, and Rgei, m. a Rusticate, adj. rural, or

fa

Rozzamente, ado. coarsely

Rozzzza, /.
civilitt/

coarseness,

unr

Rggine, /.

rust,

aversion.
,

RusiicaloKente,
cally

adv.

rusti-

Rzzo,

adj.

rough,

harsh,

Rugginoso, adj. rus'y

rugginosi, foul
teetli

dnti

Rusticano, and Rstico, adj. (also) clownish rustic, rural

;

Rozzume, m. roughness Ruba, /. a robbery,

(also)
to

Rustic&rt;. tc live in the coutithi-fi;

Ruggito, part, roared; m. a

scramble
to steal, plunder,

Rustichzza,

Rubacchiare,

Rugiada,

/.

dew

Pasqua ru-

iirf Rusticit clownishness, rus'icity

pick pockets

giada, WhiituKday
adj. deivy, full
or.

Rubacuri, /. a coquet Rugiaddso, Rubagidne, /. a thievinsr, dtv

theft

Ruta,/. -ue fan herb) of Ruticare, io move, totiir slowly

Rutilare, to shine, glitter Ruttare, to belch, vomit, cos"

Rugiolne, m. a box

Rubdlda, /. a helmet, a head

Rugso,
adj.

wrinkled

SAC
Rividamntc,
rtidely, Sacciutzia,/. pride, conceit adv. Sacciuto, part, afflcted, c< rscty Ruvidzza, and Ruvidit, /.

Satta,/, an arrow, thunder

terer

Rvido,
ru^i;ed

a<IJ.

rough,

hard. Sacco, m. a sack, bag,

late:

pli

Saettme, and Saettamnto, m. a quantity of arrows Saettare, to dart, shoot, throw Saettata,/, an arrorv-shot
Saettato, part, darted, shut

fare

il

sacco,

mt- Saettatre, m. archer Saettvole, adj. ,fan archer

Saettra,/ a brigantine Saettolre, to prune the vine Saettume, m. all manner qf
Safna,/. the crural vein Sagace, adj. sagacious Sagacemiite, adj. sagely Sagacita, and Sagaczza, /. wisdom, sagacity

(a kind krubj Ri lento, m. a sport, toy,

ter;

tenre'
i

il

sacco ad vickedness :
j

Ruzzare,
toy

to

play the fool,

to

scirre vilify : tornar colle trombe nel sacco, to return with

Ruzzo hf.a
'Vith)

ing-top (to
;

empty pockets
Saccccia,/, a pocket, purse Saccomiinno, ni. {see Saccdrdo) ; far saccomanno, to

Ruzzolare, to play with a top (also) to sink a ship Ruzzolne, m. a large rolling

Sagapno, n. sagpenum (the gjim of the root of fennelgiant)

Saccne, m. a strarv-bed
Sacerdotale, adj. priestly Sacerdotalmente, adv. priestlike

Saggzza,/ ivisdom, prudent* Saggiamente, sagelt/ adv.

Saggiare, to try, essay, taste Saggiatre, m. an as'sayer Saggina, /. millet, Turkey

Sacerdte, and Sacerdiito, n a priest Sacerdotssa./, a priestess Sacerdozio, /<. the priesthood

SA'BATO,

and Sbbato, m. Sacramentile,

tal

adj. sacramer.
so

Sagginale,

the

stalk

Saturday
Sbbia, /. and Sabbine, m. sand, gravel Sabbionso, and Sabbiso, ac/j.

Turkey wheat
to

qf

Sacramentalmente, adv.
Sacramentare,

Sagginato, part, mixed with Turkey wheat, or of that

'

administt

sandy
Sabfna,/. savin-tree Saburdo, m. a pnrt-hole Sacca, anrf Saccia,/, a

Saggio, m. essay, proof, experiment, warning, advice, caution, (also) a grain ; wise,

rvallet,

Saccardo, m. a blackguard Saccente, adj.

soldier's boy,

a Sacrario, m. a place

learned,

sty,

conceited fillow

Saccentemente, adv. learnedly,

^
/.V'y,

Sacrare, to consecrate Saggiulo, m. a sample to keep Sagittario, m. an archer tsecrated things in, a ves(also) Sagittariiui (in astro [cred, holy nomy) j Sacrato, adj. consecrated, sa- Saglinte, adj. ascending Sacrestla,/' sacristy, vestry Sagola, /. the log-line, (also) Sacrificante, adj. sacrijicing. the lead to take siatiidings

insolently

Sagoma,
Sacrificare, to sacrifice Sacrificato, part, sacrificed Sacrificatre, ni. a sacrificing
Sagra,' ation,
.

/.

the

rveight

of a
conse-

fare

il

saccent;5ne, to be con-

ceited

Saccheggiamnto,

and

Sacadv.
sacri-

saccheggiante, adj. pillag- Sacrilegamente, ing un saccheggiente, a legioiuly

:

multitvAe. cowd : sua casa par che abbia sagra, he keeps cpen house Sagrestano, m. a sexton Sagrestia,/ a vestry N. B. Such words as cannot be found by S.A.G R, look for
.

dedication,

Saccheggiare, to plunder Sa cheggito, part, sacked Saccheggiatre, m. a plun__

Sacrilgio, adj. sacrilegious Sacrilego, m. sacrilege, pro

SACR

fanation
Sacristia, /.
the

sacristy,

or

derer, pillager

Sacchtto, Sacciiccio, Sacchettfno, and Sacculo, m. a satchel, budget Saccientzza, /. presumption Saccinie. m. a busy-lady

Sacristno, m. a sexton
i

Sagrf, *. shagreen Saia,/, serge, woollen cloth Saica.fsaik (a Turkishvesse.. Sio, and Salne, m. a casock, a sort of great coat, or

Sia,"/ a hall, a parlour, a liig-room (aiso) rush, or

:

tc

sttiff"

chair-bollorni

SAL
Salace, adj. talacious
Salaiutloj s

SAI.
salt-cellar,
sallorv tree

Salira, /. a salt- box a sallbojr Salamandra,/, a salamander Saligdstro, m. a Salamandrto, adj. of a saU- Salimbacca, /.

a mark put Salta, umpet-police>n merchandises ; (also) seal of letters patent Saltabeccre, and Saltabellre. Salimnto, m. an ascent, a to hop, frisk, trip cUonp mounting up Saltamartino, n. a kind oj Salaraistrre, to iherv oi >self Salina, / a salt-pit, salt meat, field-piece witty Saltainbdrco, and Saltamin saltfish Solamistrerta, f. presumption, Salincrbio, m. a sort of game, a clown's jacket or play Saltansccia. /. a sort of little Salamia,/, irine Salire, to ascend, mount up bird: (also) a light, inconSalamene, n. a discourse. chi troppo in alto sale, rash- Saltare, to leap, jump, skip, Salare, to salt saltdr to omit, to dance ; Salariare, lo give a salary, to Saliscndo, m. a door-latch; addsso ad uno, to embrace recompense la fortuna fa de" saliscndi, a person : saltar in cllera, Salariato, part, hired fortune is inconstant non mi to fiy into a rage Salario, and Saldro, m. salary Salita. /. a mounting, sally. fate saltar in grillo, or la Sai.isso, m. blood-letting mosca, provoke me nM far Salato, pnrt. salted Salito, part, ascended, raised, saltare in ria, to blow up

mander

Saldme, m. sausage
Salamfstra,

an

ostentatioxu

Sala;
Srilce

'

'

villow-

ilitio,

mounted m. a ladder;

(also)

Salitdre,

m.

climber,

mounter
Salcio,
tree

m. a

nnllorv, or sallorv
;

Salda.

starch, paste

(also)

solder, soldering

Saldamente, adv. firmy Saldamente, m. a solderi,

solder:
(also)

Saliva,/. sj)itt!e Salivare, to salivate Salivazione./, salivation Sna,f. a burden, weight Salmastro, ailj. saltish, brinish

intc the air; vi far saltar le scale, / shall kick you down stairs ; far saltar le cervella ad uno, to dash out a person's brains ; saltar di palo in frasca, o make a digression: far saltar la tsta ad uno, to behead Saltato, part, leaped, jumped Saltatre, a I'eaper, or

balancing

Salmeggiamnto, m- psalmody Salmeggiare, to sing psalms SalmeggiatJre, m. a psalmist

Salmoria, /. a baggage, equi-

Saltaz'ine, leap Saileltre,

/.
to

jumping,
skip,

a
trip

page
Sald<ito, part.
(also) Salterllo, r. a cracker, a ; squib a little skip ; (also) Salmo, m. a psalm jack qfa spinet Salmodia,/ psalmody Saltrio, and Salter, m. the Salnitro, m. nitre, saltpetre book qf Psalms, pralter; Salne, ? a great hall (also) a stomacher (fbr incy, sKMIity, solidity Saltto, m. a little hall, or Saldissimamente, adu. firmly, Salttto, m. a little leap strongly skip, Salpdre, tn weigh anclior Salto, leap, m. a solid, Saldo, adj. entire. Salpato, part, weighed anchor (also) wood, fodance;

Salmista, m. a psalmist

ed; settled

Saldatura,

sound, whole star saldo, to stand firm ; saldi, signri, gentlemen ; saldo, m. settling an account ; adv. firmly
;

Salsa, /.

sauce;

(also) chas-

*''.V

Sale, m. salt : ha poco sale in zucca, he has not much

judgment
Saleggire,
to

sprinkle

ivilh

a sausage ; Salvaggiume, ni. game chop Salsicciio, i. a sausage- Salvagurdia,/ a safeguard Salvamente, adv. safely " ' and SalvaSalsiccirfne, and SalsicciStto, " m. a thick short sausage 'e,/ p keep, i SalsicciucJIo, tn. a piece qf Salva , to
Salsiccia, /.
salsiccia, to

Salva,/, volley, discharge: una salva d'archi busdte, a volteti of musket-shot money-box Salvadanaio, Salvadre, m. a saviour far Salvaggtna,/. venison

Salic^stro,

m. a mild

toillon

Sau'atica lnte, adv.

rudely^

SAN
Salvatichzza,/. talldne
I

SAN
Sancolomliino, m.
ip.ilalo,
i

tort

qf Santificatre

Sahatico, adj.

rvild,

'i

m. a pinnace, a

slip\

per,

a sandal, sandal-ivood,

Santlaraca, and Sandracca, /.

Santit,/, holiness Santo, adj. holy ;

m. temple,

Salubremnte, ado. filili/, nholesomefy

Salubrit,
f.
/.

health

tuholesomencst.
safely,
ruefar

Salve

Sanj;uin;iccio,

m.

black-

Santocchieria,/, hypocrisy SantOccio, simpleton, a notdie, a fool Sruilolo, m. a godfather Santonico, m. wormwood Santorggia, /. the herb sa-

pudding

vory
Santuiiria,/ the relics of sainti

age (an herb) and Salviate, adj. Salvia! seasoiiea with sage
.

Sanguinante, adj. bloody " uinire, to 'bleed, to

,dy

make
Sanzine,'/ sanction, ratificaSapere, to di sale, it

Salvitta,/ a napkin Sal vigia, / immun ily, fr-eedom Salume, m. salt meat, fish Salvo, adj safe, sure, sound agreement, a barin. an
;

SanaruinSria,/. blood-wort Sanguinario, adj. cruel, bloodthirsty

Sanguini-,/, a cornel tree Sanguinella,^', biood-wort Sanguineo, adj. sanguine,

iguinit,/. consanguinity Sanguinolnte, adj. bloody anguinolentemente, and Sanguinosamente, ado. bloodily

know ; sa troppo is too sail ; sa di mschio, he smells qf musk ; non sa far altro che bere, he does nothing but drink non ve ne so n grado n grazia, 1 thank you not ; fa se tu
;

Salutare, adj. wholesome, good

Salut;Ito, part, saluted

Sanguinso, adj. bloody, bloodSanguisiiga,

/.
leech,

is no fool sa di medicina, he u iderstands physic Sapere, m. learning, science,

;

Salutatre, m. one

mho

salutes

blood-

knowledge
Sapvole, adj. conscious; essendo sapvole d'un si gran delitto, he being privy to so great a crime Sapinte, part, learned Sapientemente, adv. learnedly Sapinza, /. wisdom, (also) college

Salutazine,/, salutation Salute, /. welfare, safety,

health, salut'ilion Salutvole, adj. ivholesome, useful, profitable

Sanicanidnto, m. cure anicire, to restore, or recover

health

Salutev;' -'-'

Saiuttfero, adj. healtliful,

Snie,/, matter of a sore Saniso, adj full ofnudter Sanit, / health Sanna,/. a wild boar's tuik Sanuuto, adj. having tusks Sano, adj. sound, healthy.
.rh'ole,

Sapoiiceo, adj.

saponaceous,

V,...,.,
;

soapy Saponaia,

/.

fuller's

need.

maged, unhurt
len'ce

Sansa, and Sansna, /.

Sambuca,
sical

/. a sackbut, instrument

muSansco, m. marjor

Sambuchino, adj. of elder Sambuco, m an elder-tree

S.!imv^a,f. pipe.Jiagelet
Sanbile,
tulj.

Santamarfa,/ spear-mint Santambarco, m. a country>ja...,amnte, adv. holity Santificamnto, m. sanctifica-

Saponio, ni. a scap-maker Saponata, / soap-lather Sapne, m- soup; rader uno senza sapne, to play a slippery trick Sapontto, m. wash-ball, scented soap Saporre, to taste, relish

curable

Santificare, /.) sanctify; sanicrSr le fste, in keep holy

Saporitino, adj relishing Saporito, adj. saimtry ; un bacio saporito, a hearty ktss ,
vilty

ys

santificarsi, to

become

SAT
Saporso, adj. relthtng
SaiiiL^ate, a<lj. wise,

SBA
Satfrico,

and

Satirsco,

adj.

knowing

Stiro, m. satyr ; satirist Saputa,/, knowledge Saputamente, adv. deliberately, Satisfare, to satisfy Satisfazidne,/. caution, giving visehj Saputo, adj. knntving, mite Sara. /. a tatv-fisli Saracinsca, /. a tort of lock, a jjorlcullis Saracino, m. a Saracen ; (also) a pale, a ttake Satollare, to fill, to satiate Sarcasmo, n. sarcasm Satollato, adj. filled, satiated Sarchiare, to weed SatoUzza, and Satollila, /. Sarchiato, adj weeded itety Sarchiatura,' Sarchiagine, /. weedSarchiamnto, m. Satllo, adj. glutted, full. and

Sbadigliamnto, m. a gapi.tg, or yawning Shadiglinte. adj. yawning Sbadigliare, to gape, ta yawn Sbadigliato, adj. yuwned Sbadiglio, Sbadigllaand
Into,

a gaping, yatvnmistake,
to

Sbaglire, to

be

deceived, to err

Sbglio, and Sbagl lamnto, in.

Sbagliato, adj. mistaken

Sbaldanzire, to despond Sbalestramnto, m. ruin Sbalestrare, to miss the mark

to shoot ; (also) to speak noweed Hf;hily Strapo, m. governor ; far il strapo, to set up for master, Sbalestratamnte, adv. inconSarchiello, m. a small weed-

inn, or iri-eding-time
to

SarchielWre,

Srchio, m. a weeding-hook Sarcocdlla, /. balsam (the gum

or curry it high Saturare, to saturate Saturia,/, the herb savory

Sbalestrto, adj. hare-brained,

of a Persian tree) Sarda,/, cornelian Sardella, and Sardina, /. o pilchard a sprat Sardsco, nrfj. of Sardinia Sardnico, m. a sardonyx Sargano, m. serge Srgia,/, a coverlet Sarmnto, m. a vine-branch Sarncchio, m. spittle Kaniacchii5so, adj. phlegmatic .Sarpre, tn weigh anchor Sirte, and SAnie.f. shrovds of a ship, cordage Sartiame, m. ship cordage Salto, and Sartre, n. a tailor Sassia,/, heap of stones
;

imprudent, giddy Sballare, to unpack; (also) to Saturit,/ satiety Saturnino, adj. saturnine dull relate falsities Saturno, (the Sballato, adj. unpacked Saturn m. Sbalordimnto, planet) m. amar.eSturo, adj. full, cloyed Savre, to knuiv, m. knowledge (in poetry) Saviamente, adv. sagely, wise^ /. misdom, prudence Savina,/. Me herb savin Svio, adj. sage, wise, discreet
;,

nt,

stupidity,

giddi

Sbalordire, to be amazed Sbalordito, adj. troubled Sbalzare, to throw, cast, leep,

far
it

svio,

I will

ex-

rush Sbalzato, adj. leaped, thrown Sbalzo, m. a rebound, leap Sbandare, to disband, to bt

to

you

Savissimamnte, adv. wliely Savona, /. lozenge (a sort of

banish confection for colds, Sec.) Sbandeggiare, to Savorso, adj. savoury Savdrra,/. ballast of a thip Sbandigidne, /. and SbandiSuro, adj. sorrel: cav^.lo mnto, m. exile suro, a' sorrel horse ; suro Sbandire, to banish ; (also) to recall from banishment chiaro, a light bay Saziabile, adj. easily latis- Sbandito, part, banished; tn. Jied Saziabilmnte, adv. enough, Sbaragliare, to disperse, mis-

Sassaiuola, f. stoning, lapidaSassaiulo, m. a wood-pigeon Sassata,/, blow with a stone Sassefrica, /. the h:rb goafs
Sassrllo, and Basstto, m. a little Jlint ; (also) a sort oj
little thrush, a miser, a covetous fellow Sassifraga, and Sassifrdgia, /.

Saziamnto, m- satiety
Saziare,
to satiate,
to

lead Sbaragliato, adj. dispersed

sasatis-

Sbaraglino,

m. backgammcn

Sassofrsso, nt. araj

tisfy

Saziato,

adj.

satiated,

fed
Satanasso, Satan,

Sbarglio, m. a rout, defeat Sbartta, f. confusion, iit

Sbarattre, (see Sbaragliare

and Stana,

Satanico, adj. diabolical

Satellite,

m. bailiJJ] satlliti, satellites

guard

Sazievolzza,/, satiety Szio, adj. satiated,

Sbarazzare, /o clear up Sbarbare, io deprive ;

full,

to

era-

dicate

Stira,/, satire, lampoon Satireggiare, to satirise Satireggiato, adj. lampooned

Sbaccaneggire,

to

make a

Sbarbato, adj. beardless ; uno ^ sbarbato, a lad Sbarbazzre, to unbridle Sbarl.azz.-ita, /. tUe twitch of
the liridle

SaUrecamnte,u(/u. tatirically

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Sberrettala, /. a bow,

SBR
Sbocciare,
to

hud,

io

shol

Sbarbicare,

fo

root

up.
;

Sbarcare,

to

disembark

draw out of a ship Sbarcato, unloaded, landed

Sb;Srco, m. disembarking Sbardellsire, to train a col sbardelldre delle risa. (-A bea CV.v

SberaZZamnto, m.
tippling

sipping,

Sbevazzare,

to sip, tipple

Sbezzicto, adj. pecked Sbiadato, and Sbiavto, adj.

sky-blue, pale

Sbardellatarante,

adv.

ex-

Sbiancare, Sbiancato,

ti;

grom pale
udj.

nhitish.

open

sbarrar gli occhi,

Sbico,

Sbies

adj.
ielly
(also) to

awry
Sl>arrdto, ad} wide, open wi. a bar, hiuderance Sbasoffiiire, lo gutlle Sl>assare, to let damn, decreas Sbasso, m. deduction, discount

Sbarro,

Sbietolre, fo be softened, affected Sbiettare, to pull out a peg

crack like a

SbonJoldto,
Sborchire.
bridle studs

adj.
to

having

a.

Sbigottimnto,
Sbigottire, to

dread
to

despond,
adv.

be

take

off the

Sbastre. lo unsaddle, devour Sbatacchiare, to knock on

down
Sbatacchid
Sbttere, to beat, shake, struggle, be troubled; (also) tu abate from a sum of money : sbttere le ali, to flutter ; sbattersi, to fret Sbattezzare, to renounce the Christian religion ; to oblige one to change his religion sbattezzarsi, to renounce it;
;

frightened Sbigottitamente, fully

Sbigottito,

fear-

Sbordellamnto,

m,

deban
bad-

part, desponding, frightened, astonished

Sbordeliire, to frequent houses, to distuib with

mer-

SbilaWiamento, m. inclining
the

riment, to ravage Sborrare, to tell all you knnrv.

Sborsare, to disbtirse, to pay,

to

sped

Sborsato, pari, disbursed Sbdrso, rn. diibursement, paySbottonj5re, io unbutton insult, or reproach

to change one's religion Sbattimnto, and Sbttito, 7n. a shake, toss, jolt Sbattuto, ady tossed, agitated ; occhi sbatttiti, languishing eyes, dejected,

Sbirbato,

part,

bubbled,

de-

Sbdzzo, m. a rough drang',.

Sbozzolare, to take the miliert P'ly or share Sbrac-.ire, to undress (also) leavour earnestly Sbracatamiite, adv. excessive:

Sbirciare, to leer, or ogle "biraglia, and Sbirrerfa, /. a

body of baili fft

Sbfrro, m. bailiff, constable Sbisacciare, to take out of a

grieved" Sbavagliare, to unmask Shavagliato, adj. unmasked

ly,

much
adj.
tvithout

bracatfssimo, adj. excessive,

;

Sbavatura, /. froth, slaver

drivel

bizzarrire, plaisant

to

gram

comSbraeSto,
bree-

Sbeffre, and Sbeffeggire, to deride, banter Sbellicare, to untie, absolve ; sbellicarsi delle risa, to burst

Sboccamnto, m. a discharg.rthening, overfloni-

Sbracciarsi, lo luck up one'f sleeves, to use all means

Sbendare, io unveil Sbendato, adj. unveiled Sberciare, to miti the mark

Sberleflfare, in
ridicule, scoff,

overflow ; (also) violently; voltate lanca, sboccate poi

'o
'.

Sbracciato, adj. tucked up

i

with sleeve

'

upon

to

Wihe
/.

Sbrcio, m.
filthily,

and Sbraciata,

mock, make grimaces Sboccatamente, adv. Sberlffo, m. a mocking, a licentiously

Sberlingacciare, to divert oneself during the carnival feben-ettare, to take off the hat.

stirring the fire, tade, boasting

rodomon-

Sboccato, part, emptied, disburdened ; adj. obscene,

filthy

Sbraculto, adj. having no coal

Sboccatura, /.

mouth of a

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Sbranamnto, m. tearing
Sbranare,
gle
to

Sbuffante, adj. puffing, blow-

Scagliso,

adj.

scaly

pelle

tear

to

man
Sbufrdre,
to puff,

be suddenly

Scagula,'/-a/'We
shell

teal:,

or

Sbranato, part, gled

torn,

manSbugiardare, to belie, to convince one qf a falsity Sbasire, to gain all one?s

Scaglinolo, m. a kind of alum.

Sbrancamnto, m. separating
the stock Sbrancare, to take, or teparate from the stock: sbrancfcce i rami, to pluck off the hraneiies; sbrancarsi, to go

from

money
Scabbia, f. scab, itch Scabbiire, to cure the
(also) to plane, polish

Scagnrdo, adj. mean, ugly Scala, /. a ladder, staircase ; salir le scale, to go up stairs Scalamati, i. a disease in
horses, leanness

Uch,

Scalamnto, m. scaling

astray Sbrancato,

Scabbiso, /.
part,
separated. herb)

scabious

(an

Scalappiare,

to

tscape

Sbrandellare, to cut a bit off Sbr^o, m. a tearing, slaughSbrattdre,

to cltan, or scour, empty, (also) dispatch, extricate ; sbrattarsi d* un vizio, to forsake a vice Sbricciinneggiilre, to pky I lead an t.t

Scabbiso, adj. scabby Scabro, adj. rough, hard Scabrosit, /. roughness, ruggedaess Scabrso, adj. rough, rugged

Scacazzamnto, m. looseness
Scaccato, part chequered Scacchiare, to dii: (vulgar) Scacchire, m. a chess-beard Scacciagine, /. and Scaccia

Scalare, to scale, to storm Scalata, /. a scaling teith ladders Scalato, part, scaled Scalatre, m. he tliut scales Scalcagnare, to tread upon

Scalcare, to tread underfoot Scalcheggiare, to kick, jerk Scalcherla, /. the office of

a
i

hfe
Sbriciolare, to cut, to break, to

Scalcinare,

unplaster

Sbticiolato, adj. cut small, or

Sbrigaranto, m. expedition Sbrigare, to dispatch, expedite ; sbrigarsi, to be rid of Sbrigatamnte, adv. quickly.
Sbrigativo, adj. expeditions Sbrigato, adj. dispatched,

Scacciata, /. (see Scacciar^nto) expulsion Scacciato, part driven arvay Scacciatre, expeller. m.

Scalco, i. a carver Scaldaletto, vi. a rvarming-

Scaldamnto, m. making rartning-pan

i

hot,

Scaldare, to rvarm, to heat

non mi
Scaccomatto,
ni.

scaldarsi, to grow warm; fate scalciar la bile.

ready
Sbrigliare,
to

eheck-mate,

unbridle,

to

Sbrigliata, and Sbrigliatura, f. a pnll rvith a bridie ; (also)

Sbrigliato,
adj.
to

check, mi.\fortune Scaci.to, ad), excluded, deluded, iMffled Scadnza, /. decay, fall, (also) the day on mkich a bill or

Scaldato, adj. warmed, heated Scaldatolo, m. a tvarming place Scaldavivande, m. a chafing'

dish

unbridled,

Sbrizzre,

met,

moisten,
to

note of hand is due Scadre, to decay, to fall beni scadono lui, the
'

Scala./, steps : staircase Scalena./, a suore Scalfire, to scarify

Scalfitto, part, scarified Scalfittura, /. scarification,

splash, (also) to break

itate

devolves to

him

Sbrogliare, to disentangle,
Sbrogliato, adj di.ienfangled

Sbrucare,

to peel, strip

Scadimnto, m. decay, fall Scaduto, rtrfj decayed, fallen Scafa../: a cock-boat, skiff ScafKIe, m. a shelf
Scaifdre, to play at even

scratching Scalino, a step, stair Scalmana,/, pleurisy Scalmanare, to get a pleurisy

Sbruffare, io bisprinkle Sbruffo, m. puff, a blast Sbrattare, to clean, or mend part. cleansed Sbruttdto,

and Scalmti,
Scalmto.

;i.

(see Scalamati) adj. tvearied rvith.

mended
Sbrucare,
to

dram

out, to

run
to

(as out of a hole) Sbucchire, and Sbucciare,

Sbucrhiato,

part,

skinned,

Scafo, m. carcass of a ship Scagionare, to excuse Scglia,/, a scale of a fish ciiiy of marble, SiC. Scagliamnto, m.. a throw, flinging Scagliare, to scale a fish, to scagliar le pafiing, hurl
;

'lallrt

Scalpicciamdnto, m. a treadiag upon, or under foot

Scalpicciare, and Scalpitare, to tread upon, to trample under foot Scalpicciato, part, trodden.

Sbucciato, part, peeled Sbudellare, to drarv out the bowels Sbudellato; a.H. bon'els oi

role, to talk at random Scagliato, adj. seated, hurled Scagline, nt. stairs, a step, degree ; scaglini, m. pj. horse's tusks

stamping. Scalpiccio, m. nnist of the feet i

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Scnlpitmnto, m. trampling underfoot
,
,

SCA
recede,

withdraw

to

escape,
\iart.

save
saved

m. complaint, regret Scaltrzza, /. cunning, sagaScali)<5re,

self

Scampato,
:ampatre,
another
;

city

Staltrimnto, sagacity

in

cunning.

vi.

he that
delivi

cantonre,

to

avoid, shun

Scaltrire, to ieaeh cunning slily, Sealtritarante, adu. subthj, cunningly Scaltrito, and Scaltro, adj. sharp, crafty
one's shoes

Scampo, m.
Scmijolo,

deliverer sa

(also) to break the corners ; scantonarsi dalla schira, to disband Scapecchiare, io card flax ;

scapecchiarsi, to disentangle
one's self

Scalzamnto, m. pulling off Scdna..f. a tusk of a boar

and stoekings
pull off shoes

Scanalare,

to

channel,

or

Scalzare,

to

and

chawf-r
canalato, part, channeled canalatiira,/. channeling Scancc-llre, to deface, blot out.

Scapecchiato, part, carded, disengaged Scapecchiatio, m. a card, or an instrument for cLauing

tables, cVc.

adj. Ssalzto, poor, silly Scalzatolo, m.

bare-footed,

Scapestrare,

to

take

off the
to to
li-

a Jleam,

a a
Scancellato, part, dtfaced Scancerfa,^! a dresser Scancla, f. a shelf, a bookzio, adj. sloping, oblique

halter ; (also) loosen, to be

to untie, dissolute,

Scalzatura, /.
the roots

making bare
trees
;

of

(also)

Scapestratamente,

adv.

dimple
Scalzo, adj. barefooted, poor ; m. a poor miserable fellorv Scamatare, to dust cloth, to

centiously, dissolutely Scapestrato, adj. loose,

un-

Scambiamnto,
Scambiare,
to

m.

chance.

mistake, truck,

Scandalezzre,
to be

to

scandalize,

Scapezzato, part, lopped, cut Scapezzdne, h. a blurv cm the

Scapigliare,
to dishevel, to

offended

the place of another Scambiato, part, mistaken Scambiettare, to change often,

(also) to

Scandalezzatdre, m.

pull

der ; (also) to live a dissolute

life

caper

Scambitto, in. gambol, caper, 1 of leap in dancing, 2ncy adj. xutual. Scambivole,
reciprocal

Scandaldso, adj. scandalous ScandClla,/. oats (also) drops """ of oil and grease which
;

Scambievolzza,

/.

a mutual Scandigliare,
adv.

to

weigh.

Scambievolmente,
ciprocally

Scandire,

to

a
the

sort

of

Scapitare, to lose, suffer loss Scapitato, part, lost Scpito, m. loss, damage ; far scpito, to sustain a

ScAmbio, m. exchange, h Scamerare, to take out qf

public treasury

Scamerfta,/. a fillet of pork Scamiccito, part, without

Scariola, adj. unmarried, free Scpolo, m. a bachelor Scaponire, to overcome a per-

Scamona,
plant)

/.

scammony

(a

Scannatare, m.
killer

'.

Scamoneato, part, mixed with

Scamosciare, to tan skins Scamosciato, part, tanned Scamosciatre, m. a tanner Scampafrca, m. a scapegalIons (flight

Scannellare, to

vind off the

thread, to gush out

Scannellato, part, wound off a little bench, Scannello, (also) a writing-desk Scanno, m. a bench, a

Scappare,

to

escape, let fall,

forget one's self; scappar tire Iht to la pazinza,

Scampamnto, m. an
Scampanare, Scampanata,
nio,
rn.

escape.

Scanonizzare,

io

make

void

to

chime

/.

and Scampa-

Hcappata, f. flight, etcape Scappellare, to pull off one'*

hat, to salute

chimes, chiming

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it

blon

Scapperuccio, m. a monk's capti chin, or hood Scappnre, io tote shoes, or

to foot xlochings

nd rreigh cheese (a sort of Scarrutolto, part, slipped. kild-s play) ScaricalSsiiio, m. a sort of Scarsamente, adv. scarcely, game at draughts poorly a discharge Sc_arsapdi>e, /. Me .herb marScaricamnto,

Scaricare, charge,

to
sliool,

unload,
to fulfil,

dis-

sa-

tisfy Scappinto, part, new soled Scappino, tn. a sock, foot of a Scrico,

Scappono. m. a reprimand
:

adj unloaded, conscrico di pensiri, tent ; fr.e from cares ; fine, clear

Scarseggire, to spare, save, fail, have lued of Scarslla,/ purse Scarstto, adj. sparing Scarszza, wata, lack, par-

(like liquors) take Scappuccidre, to off one's hood (also) to fail, Scrico, m. and Scancazidne, commit a fault; to stumble /. purgation, discharge Scarificare, to scarify or slip Scarlattino, and Scarlatto, Scappucciato, part, unhooded atlj. scarlet cloth ; Scappccio, m. an oversight,

simony
Scarsit, /. scarcity, thriftiSttrso,

adj.

scarce,

poor,

fault, error

arlet

keep short : m. scarcity Scartabelllre, to run over

Scapriccfre, and Scapricciare, to be satisfied, to overcome obstinacy ; scapriccirsi, io be satisfied Scaprieeito, part, pleased ScapuUre, m. a monk^s hood,

Scarmigliare, to twnble, ruffle

migliarsi,
'tle.fight
to

Scartafccio, and Scartabllo, tn. old books; old trash Scartare, to discard, io re-

struggle,

Scartta, /.

a discard

dar

a scapulary Scarabattolo, tn. a glass-box Scarabillare, to play upon a noisy instrument, to scrape Scarabocchiare, to scrawl, or write badly Scarabocchiato, part, scribbled

Scarmigliato, part, tumbled Scarmigline, m. a name given to th devil Scarmo. m. a loop of leather

Scartato, part

rejected

Scarnamnto,
Scarnare,
to
.flesh

ni.

scarifica-

scarify,

pine,

Scasimodo,

Scarzo, adj. nimble Scasare, to turn out of a house inadv. for

consume

Scarabdcchio, m. a scrarvl, a Scarnascialiire, to feast, jun- Scassare, to turn out, to break, to turn out of a blot ket, keep holidays chest, to grub up, or clear Scarabone, m. a beetle Scamatino, adj. pink-colourground Scaracchiare, to mock one ScaracchiSto, part, mocked Scamto, and Scamifitlto, Scassato, part, drawn out of a chest, broken Scarafaggio, m. a beetle (inad), scarified, lean pick Scassinare, Scarnificare, to the flesh to break, spoil sect) Scasso, tn. ploughed ground ScaramSZzo, adj. bunchy, iroff, to scarify regular Scarnlre, to dimmish, to be Scatamita,/. a spitting Scatelldto, part, mocked Scaramccia,/, a skirmish part. impaired, Scatenare, to unchain ; scaScaramucciare, to skirmish. Scarnito, tenarsi, to sally forth, to get diminished unchained Scaramuccio, and Scaramii- Scimo, adj. lean, thin, slenScatenato, adj. unchained gio, m. a skirmish Sctola, /. a bor dire a laScaraventare, to throw rviih tere di sctola, to speak greatforce plain Scarcare, to unload Scatolone, tn. and Scatoldna, Scarcerare, to set at liberty cut, a chest, or coffer Scarco, adj. {in poetry) un- Scarpelldto, part, enScattlire, to shoot an arrow, re loaded; m. a discharge graved Scardassare, to card wool, to Scarpellatdre, and Scarpellno, Scattatdio, t. the nut <if m slander, to detract tn. n stone-cutter Scardassi, m. pi. cards foi Scarpllo, m. a chisel - ""Scrttto, tn. slip, slide; passagt Scarpir a source. Scaturigine, /. Scardassire, m. a carder, c wool-comber Sc.irpidne, m. a scorpion, a spring. rise, Scaturire, to Scardine, Scarddne, m. ano Scardava, /. a sort offish Scarner, / gente X scaralight, disScavalcare, to Scarferone, m. a thin boot, a buskin Scarrucolante, adj. slipping. unhorsed, Scavalcto, purl, Scarica,/, a discharge, volley dismounted Scaricabarili, m. weigh butter Scarrucolare, to slip, convey
I I
;

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SCH
SchermiJglia,

a skirtnisH, a

Schermire, to avoid, shun Schermidre, in a fencer Schermiglito. i>art. dishe

Schermire,
to

fence, to deftni

Schermitre,

m.

a fcncinirprotection
out-

Scavamnto,
liilching

>n.

a digging, a

Scendimnto, m. a

descent,

Schrmo. m. defence,
Schernevolmente,
rageously

Scavare,

fo dig, lo ditch

Schernvole, adj. affronting

Scnico, adj. scenic, scenical
adv.

cave2zacdno '''m' ''a^ltd fall ; a villain ; adv. precipitately

Schernimnto,
Schemfre,
Scerp;{re, to pluck asundt

i.

mockery,
scorn
ridiculed,

Scaveizre,

to

break,

liru

to ridicule,

Schernito,
.coffed
little

part.
nt.

Scavezzato, part, hrnken Sc^vo, m. hulloTV, mould Scazznte, (a

erse)

Scerpasdlea, /. a sort of
,

Schernitre, jeerer

scorner,

Scda, /. raillery, mockery,

foolery Scedto, adj. railing Scederia,^' mockery, jest

ScerpelMto, and ScerpelKno, adj. occhio scerpeIlto,Wuo('

shot, red eye

Schrno, m. mockery, raillery, affront: avere a schrno,V laugh at prndere a schrno,

:

Sceglimnto,

m.

election,

choice Scgliere, to choose, pick out ScegliU'ccio, m. the refuse of a

Scegliti5re,

Scerpellone, m. blunder Scrre, to chcose, select Scervellato, pai-< An re braim Scsa, descent, slop /.

Schei Scherza

to ridicule la,/.

1,

r'ay. foolery Scherzante, adj. jesting, ban

Scherz-ire, to pUiii. joke, jest

Soso, part, descended

Scttico, adj. sceptical, sceptit Scttro,

an

elector

Scellerggine,

Scelleratzza, Scellerit, and Scellernza,

See
-paration verare, and Scevrdre,
.

Scherzatre, m. y ai ler, jester Scherzvole, adj. merry, jocose,

/. wickedness Scelleratamnto, adv. wieked-

to

Schrzo,

y Scellerato, ad), nicked, bad Sclta, f. election ; far sclta, to esteem; a sua sclta, to one's mind Sclto, adj. select, choice Sceltumej m. outcast, trash

Sceverata, /.

distinction,

Scherzosamente,
ingly Scherzso,
adj.

pleasant, facetious J, play, sport. scherzo, adv. in jest adv.

I>a
iest

Sceveratamnte,

adv.

gamesome;

froticso,ne, fanciful

Schiccia,/ a trap, a wooden

lento, I.

a crushing,

Scemamnto,
Scemanti Scemare, Scemilo,
foolish,
_

"

icvero,

and

Scvi
;,

separated

to crush, bri.

and

diminished, cut, simple

scma, aver un to be a

adj. decreased, misVira short meastire ; poco dello scmo,

;

Scmo,

^c\\a\3L,f. schedule Schggia,/, shiver, splinter,

schiacciare

crack
,

a
Schiacciata, /.

chip of mood Scheggiale, m.

girdle

leathern
bruised, Jlat naso se dito, a Jlat nose Schiacciatura,/ confusi.
:

Scheggiare, to

little

crazy; m. the

split, shiver, to ike chips, or shingles, to

Schiaffeggiare, to box, cu '.ir

Scempiggine,
gine,

and

ScempiatgScempizza, /

Scheggiato, part, shivered SchiaHo, m. a cuff, a bh Schggio, m. a rock, a piece of box on the ear

folly, foolishness

Scempiare,
doubtful

to {explain 'a .. matter; (also) to torment Scempiata'ggine, / folly, sim-

Scheggiso,
Schletro,

adj.

broken.

Schiamazzare, to cackle,to scold Schiamazzatre, . a bawler,

oisy fellow inizzo, and Schlamaizio,

m. a

skeleton

Scherano, m.
f.

a rt^an, asa
quinsy,

plicity

thief

Scempiato, adj. grown simple, or single, (also) foclish

;

(a

Schiancina, /. the diagonal line of a square

chiancto, adj. oblique, sloping,

timpU

Schr

i.ffem

slope, d'eclivUv

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Sch.ancfre, io strike obliijuely Schiantare, to cleave, rend, teat turai, crack; (also) snatch,
'lily

SCI
Scliivo,

Schierato, part, ranged, drarvn

adj.

shy,

reserved,

up
Schiettamente, adv. sincerely Schiettz?a, /. sincerity, candour, (also) agility Schitto, adj candid, sincere ; vino schitto, pure mine ; (also) neat; clean, bito schitto, a plain suit SchifalvJco, adj. shy Schifamnte, adu. sordidly,
dirtily

Schiantai chiantato, part. I. cleaved, torn. burst, broken Schianto, m. a cut, cleft, crack, fracture ; (alio) noise, pasSchidnZa, /. scab ulcer Schiappare, to cleave, split Schiarare, to shine, to clear up to shine upon, to rarefy, to
;
'

(also) sorrowful Schiso, adj. open, vnlocked, shut out, ej:cluded Schizzante, adj. gushing,

sportting
Schizziii-e, to gush, spout, squirt, to skeUh, solve
to

Schizzato,
skeiclted

part.

gushed,
Schizztto,

Schizzatolo, and a syringe,

syringing

illustrale, give light

Schiarato,

part,

cleared

up,

Schifaranto, m. and Schifanza,/. avoiding, flight, reproach, disgrace Schiire, to avoid, decline,
Schifto, part, avoided Schifatre, a hater Schifvole, loathsome, adj. contemning, despising Schifzza, /. ddicacy, (also) JiUhiness; avere schifzza. to loath Schifilt, /. modesty; clown-

(also)

a light

gun
dis-

Schizzettire. to syringe

Schizzinosamente, adi;, dainfully, harshly

Schiaratore, m. an illustrator Schiara. /. rvild sage

Schiarire, to shine upon, to be conspicuous, to rarefy Schiatta, f. race, family, generation ; also) sort, kind Schiattare, to burst Schiattire, to yelp, hark.

Schizzinso, adj. rustic, haughty, scornful Schiizo, m. dirt, splash, sketch.

Scia^u.,j.a4.i</)cr

Sciacquare,

to

wash,

to

nnsc

Schiattane, a dorvn, bo Schiava,/, a female slave Schiavare, and Schiavelliire, to break through, to pierce Schiavato, adj. unlocked, open Schiavsco, adj. servile Schiavina,/, a slave's dress, a pilgrim's robe Schiavit, and Schiavitudine, /. captivity, slavery Schiavo, tre. a stave , adj

ishness,fiithiness, dirtiness Schiiilt<5so, adj. difficult,

Sciagi-.atlare, to shu'He, embroil, perplex, jumble, set at

variance, to wash, clean, nnse Sciagura, f. misfortune, ad

versity

Schifissimamnte,
dirtily

adv.

very

Schifo, aty- "<">y>f'lfliy> (^so) shy, coy, difficult, harsh Schifo, m. a skijf, a plasterer's

Sciaguratggine,/, wickedness Sciagiiratanidnte, adv. wicked ly, idly, unfortunately Sciagurato, adj. unhappy.

Schifosamente,
filthily

adv
nasty,

nastily,
filthy,

Scialacquamnto, tn, profusion Scialacquante, u a spend

thrift

SchiazZamglia, /.
tlu people

dregs

of

Schifso, adj. disgustful

anyry, aslope

[squander
to
con.

Scialacquare,

Schimbscio, adj. cross-mise,

Schiccheraranto, m.
ting,

blot-

Scialacquatamnte, adv. fu.ely

Scialacquato, )>art. consumed Scialacquatre, m. spend
thrift

daubing

Schiccherare,

Wo

scrarvl nith

SchimnUa,f.s<iumancy,juinsy Schinchimrra,/. a word used

Schinira, /. and Schinire, m. leg-piece, greaves Schiodiire, to unnail Scliiomre, to disorder tlu hair Schl&ppo, m. a musket per or in Schisa, / slope ischisa, adv. in a slope, or angle may Schisare, to find the broken
;

ink, to sketch Schiccherato, part,

sketched

scramled,

Schidne, m. a spit, or broach Schina, f. the back; schina d'un mnte, Me ridge of a hill; a schina d' asino,
sharp, raised Fchienrtle,/. croup Schienaniia,/ a quinsy Schienlla, disease /.
Schieniito, adj strottg-backed

Scialacquo, Scialacquio, and Scialacquatra, /. pro fusion, prodigality Scialamnto, m. exhalation

Scialare, to exhale SciaJbilre, to whiten a wall Scialbato, part, while-washed Scialbatura, /. rough cast, plastering Scialbo, adj. plastered, white waslied, white, pale Scialiva,/. spittle Scialo, m. exhalation, refresh

in

ruber

ir

broad-backed,
Schilidere, to open, to exclude

Remer,

anny^
array;

an multitude, /. fare schiera, <o jrf in a schira, by com-

Schiuma, f. froth, foam, scum Schiumar io skim, froth, foam; (also) to take aivay;

ment Sciamannato,
slighted

adj.

ill-built,

Sciame, and Scidmo, m. swarm of bets Sciamilo, m. a sort <jf stuff(alio) amaranthus
Sciancare,
to

break one's thigh

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Sciancato,
ail), flipped,

lame
one's

Scimunitamente,
ishly

adv.

fool-

Scipldzza.
Scipidire,

/.

insipidity,

Sriarjlppa, /. Jalap
Sciar]>ellre,
io

fi>ole,y, silliness
silly, foolish

rub

Scimunito, adj.
Scendere,
to

and

Scipfre, io

grow

eyes Sciarpellto, part, hhar-njed Scirra,/ quarrel, dispute Sciarramnto, m. dissipation Sciarrre, to put into disorder, dissipate Sciarrta, a quarrel Sciarr^to, part- put in disorder Scitica, /. the kip-gout, sci-

cut, divide, sepa-

rate, (also) to

ungird

Scfpido, adj. insipid, simpleScirignata,/. a cut Sciimga.,f. a syringe Sciringare, to syringe

Stinu'lla,/. a spark

Scintillamnto,

m. a spark-

Sciroppo,
Scioccccio, m. ah insipid fellow, a dandy Sciocc^gginc'Scioccherfa, and Sciocchezza, /. fully, simpli-

r,

Sciiitico, mij.

of the hip-gout

Scire, . scirrhus Scisma, TO. schism, dissension Scismtico, adj. schismatic.

Scisso, pari
etit, divided Scissura,/, crack, division Sciugre, in wipe ; to diy Sciugito, pari, wiped, dried Sciugaldio, m. a towel, nap-

m. that has the hip-gout Sciatto, adj. unregarded, simple; langiiisliing Sciaiira,/. misfortune Sciauratdggine, /. wickedness,
idlenes

Sciocco, adj. silly, simple, m. a

Scidgl'iere,
t'}

untie
dissolution,
li-

Sciupare,

io dissipate,

consume.

Scioglimnto, m.

Sciempiz2aj /. folly, simpli-

liiliieficlioii,

discovery,

Scioltamnte, adraUly
ivisely,

adv.

nimbly,

Sciupato, part, dissipated Sciupatore, m. a waster Sciupinio, and Sciupio, dissipatioii, waste

to.

knowingly

Scientificamente^ Scientificamente, adv. adi

tipcally Scientifico, adj. scientiftcal

Scinza, and Scienz'ia, /. a science, learning Scienziato, pai. learned Scierpelldne, m. a great

Sciohzz^i, freedom Sciollo, adj. nimble, untied, free, independent ; libro sciolto, a book in sheets ; vrsi sciolti, blank verses ; a briglia scilta, ^'hH speed Scivere, m. breakfast

Sciamare, Sclamato,

io cry, to excaiti

part-

exclaimed,

cried out, or aloud SclamaPidne,/. outcry Scoccare, io fly, io shoot Scoccato, part, flown, shot Scoccatio, m, the nut of a

Scionta,/ and Scidne, m, a

Scioperaggine,/. idleness Scioperare, io take one
'

mgird.
abso.

from

Scilinguagnolo, m. the string of the tongue Scilinguare, to lisp, stutter

Sciliva,/. spittle, saliva Scnia,f. a squill, a sea-onion;
I

ss,

io

spend one's

Sccco, m. a shooting Scoccobrino, m. a buffoon Scoccolare, to shell ; to let oJT ScoccoMto, part, reckoned, counted m. an evident lie
;

(also) a famous rock Scillitico, adj. of an onion

Scilcco,

m! south-east wind
;

Sciloma, /. a long discourse che bisognano tante sci-

lme ?

vliot

signify so

many

Scioperatggine,^, idleness Scocco veggire, io play the Scioperatlvo, adj. idle fool, to deride, rally, / ' Scioperato, adj. idle, out qf Scodare, io e- "1 tail, to dock Scioperio, in. idleness, sloth. Scodato, pari, cropped, having Scioperne, sluggard. m. [pottage Intere Scodlla, a pot Sciorinamnto, to. display. Scodellare, to put ilu "-- porringer to i

Sciloppre, to flatter ; to give sirup to somebody Seiloppato, pari. Jlattered Kcilppo, 7n. a sirup Sclniia, and Scfmmia, /. an ape, a monkey dir l'orazione della scimia, to grumble
;

Sciorinare, to rfijpZaj/, discover, to undress, refresh, unbutton, publish Sciorinato, pari, displayed, put

,c i;rvHitu SccKJellato, adj. served

uy/.^..

up ta

porringers
I

Scofaccirtto,
Scoi;"

pari,
'ri

crushed.

Scidrre,
solve;

to to

untie, loose, disseparate, io ex-

offile
polished

Scoffinto, Scgli: /.

-filed,
ih. :

slough of

creily

Scipa,
),

m. an ignorant
;

Scin

adj. apish

Sci]>re,

pate

tear, spoil, dissi(also) to miscarry

to

^Scijiato, part, lorn, spoiled

m. a spendthriji Scipaiune,/. dissipation, vroScipatdre,

Scglio, m. n rock, shell, stone, bark ; (aUo\ slough Scoglidso, ailj. sandy, rocky Scoiare, tojlay, skin, perl &r.oiiXo,pa:f.Jla^ed, galled' , Scoiattolo, >)i. a si^uirrel

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Scoliicce./. n7iight-sigtml: ff. la scolacce, to hoist a night

Scombuidto,

adj. obscure,

dark, Scomunicatdre, m.

exemnmw

tignai

Scombussi
mssa,/, wager, bet msso, part, dispersed

Scomunicazidne, /. excommu-

Scolamnto, m.Jlotving Scolare, m. scholar, student Scolare, to drain, tub off, drop
Scolareggiare,
to

act

like

<

Scommttere,
glue,

sdwiar
ScoUstico, adj. scholastic

to disjoin, i excile discord, to b

Sconcertamnto,
trouble

n.

disorder,

ScholsUvo, adj. that forces

Scolatura,/, the drain press, a running of ftraters, leavings

ScolazWne,/. a running
Scoliaste, m. a scholiast ScollaccWto, part, having the neck uncovered Scollare, to behead ScoWMo, part, beheaded Scollatura,/, a hollow, a nit ScoUegKre, to disjoin, break a

Scommettitre, m. a belter Sconcertare, to ditconcett, to (layer of Tvagers) Scomraezzare, to divide into half Scommiatare, to dismiss, to Sconczza, /. disorder, negligence Scommiatata, /. leave, dis- Sconciamente, adv. ungenteely, shamefully charge, marning, playday Scommiatato, part, dismissed Sconciare, to spoil, corrupt,

Scommodare, to incommode Scommuovere, to rebel, derange Scomodit,

/.

disturb, embroil; sconciarsi

to miscarry Sconciatamnte,

adv. uiigen-

and Scdmodo,
Sconciatura, /. abortion, miacarriage

Scollegato, part, separated ScoUinre, to pass over the tops

Scompagnamnto, m. separa- Sconcio,

indecent,

adj.

doomed

unhandsome, m. loss,
;

of hills Scolmare,

to

scrape a measure.

Scolopndra,
iTr"''
Scolorare,

a venemous
'""^"^
''""

'""''*

disadvantage to pati, sepauncouple, to leave the Sconcobrfno, m. a buffoon Sconcordante, adj. discordcompany Scompagnato, part, separated Sconcordanza, /. irregular Scomparire, to lessen in value construction, blunder Scompartimnto, m. division, Sconcordare, to disagree distnibution
rate,

Scompagnare,

Scoloramnto, m. paleness
Scolorfre, to discolour, to lose one's colour Scoiorito, part, discoloured Scolpilre, to justify, to excuse ; scolpirsi, to justify, or exune's self: io

Scompartfre,
divide

to

distribute,

and

Sconcrdia,/ discord, debate Scondito, adj. insipid, unsa

voury, dull Scompartito, pa^. divided Scompigliamnto, m, per- Sconfessare, to deny

turbation,

disturbance,

dis-

non ho luogo

voi, I have nothing to say for myself Scolpato, part, justified Scolpire, to engrave, to pro-

da scolparmi con

Scolpitamente,

adv.

clearly.

Scolpito, part, carved, graved Scolpitura, /. sculpture, engraving, impression, print.

order Scompigliare, to disturb, confound, entangle Scompigliataraute, adv. confusedly Scompaglito, part, disordered Scompiglio, m. disturbance Scompigliume, a heap Scompisciare, to urine upon Scomprre, to discompose Scomposizine, /. disorder,

Sconficcire, to unnail Sconficcato, adj. unnailed

Sconfidenza,
trust

diffidence,

mis-

Sconfidre, to distrust Sconfiggere, to rout, destroy coui/uer, discourage Sconfitta, /. and Sconfiggimnto, m. rout, defeat, overSconfitto, defeated, unnailed

Sconfndere,

to

distrust, con-.

Sclta,/, natch, sentinel Scoltre, to listen, hearken

Scombavare,
spittle

to

defile

with
in

Scombiccherare,

lo scribble

Sconfortamnto, m. dissuasion Scompsto, part, disordered Sconfortare, to dissuade, to be ScompuzzAre, to bestink ScomuniSre, to break the comSconfortalo, part, afflicted munity, to be separated Sconforto, m. trouble, gri^ Scomunalo, part, separated and comunica, /. and Scomuni- Scongiugnimnto, m. camnto, m.

Scombglio,
Scombuiare,

m.

confusion.

Scomunicare,

Scongiura mento, m.
supplication

at,

to disperse, scat-

Scongiurare, to conjur

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Scongiurato, fart,
exorcised.

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and
Scon
dis-

Scontoreimnto,

Scopetfno, and Scoiito, m. a place planted with birch-

Scontrto, jior<. twisted,

torted

Scongiurazine, /. and S(

Scontraffatto, part, deformed

Scoptta,/ a brush Scojio, m aim, end, design

Scpolo, and Scpulo, m. a rock; a difficult

prayer Sconnsso, adj.

trecci t/,

unconnected,

Scontramnto, ti. accidental mee/ing, combat Scontrare, to meet rvith, to find

ScontnSta, /. Scontrato,

Scoppiamnto, m. a noise that

Sconocchidre, to spin Sconocchiato, part, spun off Sconoscnte, sJj. ungrateful,

meeting,

acci-

Scoppiare,
part, met confronted, collated
rvith,

^o burst, clap,

snap,

unknown,

clownish.

ScoppicSta,/. cracking, rattling Scoppiato, part bursied

Sconoscentemente, adv. rash

ly, ungratefully

scntri d'u.na

Sconoscnza, /. and Sconoscimnto, m. inf;ralilude Sconscere, to be ungrateful Sconosciutamente, adv. privately, obscurely

ward of a lock Sconturbar, to disquiet, trouble; sconturbarsi, <o ie trou-

Scoppiatura, /. nuise, crack Scoppiettdre, to rattle, crack Scoppiettata, /. a bursting

Scoppietteria, /. disclutrge of

bled, disturbed

Sconvennza.

/.

indecency,

Sconosciuto, ad), unknown Sconquassare, io dash, break,

split

disagreement, disproportion Sconvenvole, adj. indecent,

Sconquassato,

adj.

dashed.

unbecoming Sconvenevolmnte, a/id Sconimmoderately Sconvenevolzza,/, indecorum Sconveniente, adj. unjust,base,

cently,

Scoppietto,

OT. a small nc a gun, (also) a pop-gun Scppio, m. a light gun, nt

Sconveninza, f.ineonveniency,

am not against it Sconsideratzza, and Seonsiderdnza, /. rashness, impruSconsiderato, adj. rash Sconsiderazidne, f. impruSconsigliare, to dissuade Sconsigliatamente, adv. unadvisedly
S-onsig'lidto, adj. dissuaded

inequality, indecency Sconveufre, to misbecome, disgrace Sconveniito, adj. disagreed Sconvlgere, to confound, invert, to wrest, to persuade, dissuade one from his

Scopritre, m. a discoverer Scopritura,/, discovery Scopulso, adj. rocky, full of

Scoraggiifto, ipart. discouraged

Scorare, to dishearten Scorato, part, disheartened

Sconsolamnto, m.
Sconsolare,
solably
to

affliction

dishearten

Sconsolatamente, adv. inconSconsolato, part, disconsolate Sconsolazine, sorrow, f, ^ grief Scontare, to deduct, take off

Sconvlto, part, overthrown, wrong, crooked Scpa, /. a birch-tree, a broom, a scourge for crimi-

Scorbacchiare, to traduce, or expose a person Scorbacchidto, part, traduced,

Scorbircj to blot, make blots on paper Scrbio, m. a spot of ink Scrbto, m. the scurvy Scorcare, to rise from bed Scorciamnto, 'lurtetiing
Scorciare,
to

Scopre

tweep

to lash, to

Scontentamnto, m.
Scontentdre,
to

disconaf-

Scopato, part, swept, scourged Scopatre, m. sweeper Scopatura, /. a whipping, sweepings dare
;

shorten,

lesi

una

scopa-

diminish
Scorciato, part, shortened Scorciatolo, m. the slior

disgust, flict, to be discontented

tura, to

reprimand

Scopazine, /. a blow, slap.

Scoperchiare, to uncover Scoperchii(to,^or<. uncovered Scoprta,/, discovery Scopertamente, adv. openly,
publicly

Scontentzza, /.
tnto,

and

Scon-

m.

disgust, grief, sad-

Scordamnto, m.
getfulncss

oblivion, f>r-

Scordante, adj. dissonant, dis

Scontorcnte,
Scontrcere,

adj.

making Scoprto, adj. uncovered, known

Scoprto, m. open air Scopertura, /. an uncovered ice, open, itaked 8S7

to rvrest, tvreath,

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Scordato, part, untuned, fot
Scorrubbidre, to be angry Scorruhbiato, adj. an^ry ^corrubbidso, adj. sour, mocursa, /.
}^corc-<;sia,/'a leather thong

SCR
Scostumato, adj. uncivil, tut
Srolenn<Cre, to skin

incnrsion,

course;

dare una scrsa ad un libro.

Scoreggiare, to scourge Scoreggiata, /. a blow
Scrso, pitrt passed over, corrupted, spoiled Scorsio, adj. nodo scorsio, a running, or sliding knot Scrta, /. guide, guard, con-

Scotennato, part, skiniuj Scotimnto, >n. a shaking, ax earthquake, trembling

Scotitio,

m. a strainer

ScoUtre, m. a shaker, one

.jogs

mho

of

Sctola, /. a wooden lath to

beat Jiax nth

Scotolare, to beat, flax ScotoUto, par*, beaten, mathr Scortarante, adv. rviscly, prudenily Scotomtico, adj. subject to of metal, dirt. Scorldre, to abridge, to conduct, escort, guide Scotomfa, /. dizziness Scortato, part- shortened, led, Sctta,/, rvhey, butter-milk escorted [bark Scottare, to burn, to scald Scortecciare, to take off the Scottato, part, scalded tie Scornacchiare, to rally, to ban- Scort'.-cciato. ad], barked, hav- Scottatura, /. a burning, a ter, to sUntler iiii; the bark taken off scalding Scornacchiato, part, rallied. Sconse, adj. discourteous Seutto, m. a reckoning, club Scorteiemnte, adv. unpotitely, Scovare, to find otU one's Scomare, io brtvik the horns; ungenUelly place, to quit, to unnestle. to defame, deride, aj-ront io Scortesia,/ unkindness be ashamed Scorticamnto, wi. excoriation Scoverchiare, to discover Scornato, adj. hornless, afflay, to skin, to Scovertamnte, adv. openly, fronted, insulted publicly Scomeggiare, to gore, to push ScorticiJria,/. a sort of fishing Scovrto, part, uncovered -inth the Scovertiira,/. an open place Scorticattvo, adj. that strips off Scovrfre, to discover, uncover. ththcirk Scorticato, part, skinned.
Scorgitre, w. guide, conductor Sciiria,/. dross
'

'to

-'

Scoronai-e, to Inp, to prune trees Scorpacciata,/ a bellyjul

Scorticatio, m. a slaughter Scorpdre, to eat a great de, house ; a sharp kmje, excoScorpio, and Scorpine, r scoryion one of the signs qf Scort'icatre, m. one that barks, the zodiac or peels qtfScorporare, to extract from Scorticatria,/. a sort of net the body, to take out of the Scorticatura, and Scorticazine,/. a scratch funds Scorrente, adj. running, flow- Scrto, adj seen, perceived, prudent, cunning m. abridgScovinza. / looseness Sciirrere, to run, toflon iut,to waste, to plunder
; ;

ble

Scozzonilo, part, tamed, bro ken, rvary, crafty Scranna,/, a chair, a bench Scredente, adj. increduloiis, faithless, slubbom, disobe
dieta

Scrdere, to disbelieve Screditare, to discredit, di grace, to cry dorvn Screditilo, adj. disparaged.
Scrdito, n. discredit, grace, crying doivn

dit

Scorrerfa,/. excursion,

it

Scremento,

tu. excrettietU Scre])olare, to cleave, chink Screpolato, adj. split, chink-

Scorrvole, adj. running, fiorvScorro2i(5ne, f.

incorrectness.

Scoscio, m. precipice Scossa, /. grief, shake, jM, shotver [stript Scosso, part, sfuiketi, jogged. Scostare, to draw back, to re-

Screpolatura, /. and Scrpolo,

Scrscere, to diminish Screziito, adj. speckled, inlaid, fantasticai Scriato, tveak, feeble. adj. tienaer Scriba, . a copyist, scribe,
Scricchioiire, tc rattle,
erac-

Seorribada, and ScorriMndola./, a mie race ScoiTidre, m. a scout Srorrimnto, in. a Jlotving
flux, slip

Scostilo,
tnote,

pari,

removed,

re\
'

wUhdramn
Scos-

Scostumatamente, adv. indeScostumaticza, /. and

vility

ScoiTitoio. m. a runnitig knot, adj. running, flowing^

SD!
Srricchiolta, /.
crackliiiif

rattling,
in.

Scrun^e,

to

break the eye qf a Scndia, /.

celiege. school,

eom-

ScriiTio,

and Scricciolo,
i.

Scrigno,

e/test, coffer,

casket, desk, knot, bunch

Scrignto, aj. bunched, conScTima'.f. fencing Scrimaglia,/. a defence Scriminatura,/ the parting of the hair upon the head Scrinare, to unknot hair Scrinato, adj. bald, without
hair, dishevelled Scritta, /. a writing, inscrip-

Scrupoleggiare, to scruple Scrupolo, m. a scruple Scrupolosamente, adv. sctupulously Scrujiolosita, /. scrupulousScru]iol(!so, adj. scrupulous Scruiibile, adj. searchable

patiy, brotherhood Scutere, to shake, jog, loss.

Scrutare,

to

search,

sound.

ScurZz

/. darkness, obscu'

Scrutatole, m. God ; a searcher Scuricida,/. a scourge, a whip Scrutinare, to scrulinixe, seek Scuriscire, {see Scudisciare, and its derivatives) to beat out, make inquiry, or gather Scurit,/, calamity, terrible destruction, obscurity, paleScrutinio, m. a scrutiny, ex-

Scritto, in. writing; adj. writ-

Scuro, adj. dark, gloomy, pale,

Scurrile, adj. scurrilous, bttffoon-like Scurrilit, /. scurrility, buf-

stand
Scrittre, m. a writer, author Scrittura, /. a writing, bond, the Hob, Bible Scritturale, m. scrivener, notary, a learned man ; adj.

Scucfto, part, unsewed, open-

foonery Scud^io, m. a buckler-maker, Scusa,/, an excuse, reason or maker cfshie'ds Scuilersco, adj. of an es- Scusbile, adj. excusable Scusamnto, tn. cid Scus^nza,
Scusare, to excuse ; scusarsi, to excuse one's self, to justify
one's self

bflonging to writing Scrivano, nt. a writer, scribe.

Scriv<
fo list

Scudisciare, 'to

beat

with a Scusilo, part, excused

Sdarsi, to grow lazy Sdebitarsi, to get out of debt

Scrocchino,
Sjiungir

ni.

a
I

Scrcchio, m. a sort of usury ; swindling ScroccMone, m. an usurer Scrcco, m. sharping, spunging [syunger Scroccne, m. sharper. a Scrofa,/ a sow; a strumpet;

Scudisciato, part, whipped Scudiscio, ?n. a rod Scudo, m. a shield ; buckler ; an escutcheon, defence, protection ; (also) a crown (a coin) Scffia, /. a coif, a hood, a woman's head-dress, a leather

Sdegnamnto, m. anger
Sdegnante, adj. angry, pasSdegnre, to disdain, despise,
to be

angry angry

Sdegndto, part, disdained, irritated,

Sdgno, m. anger, seom, disdain, indignation Scuffiare, to devour Sdegnosdggjne, /. anger, disScuffina./. uj;/e Scuffiane, and Scuffitto, m. a Sdegnosamnte, adv. angrily, woman's head-dress disdainfully, grimly Sculacciare, to Jlog, to whip, Sdegnostto, adj. scornful (also) to chide, scold Sculacciata, /. and Sculac- Sdegnosit,/. anger, disdain ciane, tn. a sound whip- Sdegnso, adj. disdainful,

scrofulous

swelling,

the

Scroliamnto, m. a shaking
Scrollare, to shake, to pull Scrollato, part, shaken with

m. shaking, throwing Scrpolo, m. a scruple (weight) Scrosciare, to crack, bubble

Scrollo,

ackled Scrscio, m.

the

noise

that

makes in bailing; di risa, a laud laughter Scrostare, lo chip, to peel, cut

water
scroscio
off-

ping scornful, angry, morose Sculettar?, to shake one's tail, Sdentato, adj. toothless Sdiacciare, ti thaw to make one's escape Sculmato, ni. a soii of disease Sdicvole, adj. unbecoming, in horses indecent Sdilacciare, to loose, unti Scultare, to carve in stone Sdilaccito, part, untied Scultitto, part carved Sdilinquimnto, to. a swoon Sculto, part, engraved, cui Sdilinquito, part, swooned, Scultdre, m. a sculptor vanished Scultrio, and Scultursco, adj. of sculpture, of an en- Sdinienticanza, /. forgetfuleulptor

the crust

SEC
Sd'.mntico, adj. forgetful Sdiprgnere, to blot out a pic
iure,
fff-'ice

Seccbile, adj. subject to dry.

cording to

m. second of a

Sdoganare,

to

redeem

frm
Seccaggindso, part, withered
t

Secondochi, prep, as, according to Secondognito, m. a younger

son
:

Sdogato, adj. unhonped, loote Sdolcinato, adj. sweetish

adj. next to the eldest

Sdonnire,

to

make

free,

Secrdgna./ sand-bunk, shallow Seccamnto, m. drought, dry- Secretamnte, adv. secretly Secretrio, m. secretary Secrto, m. a secret, mystery Seccante, adj. importuning
Securaninte, adv. securely Secure, f an axe Sedare, In appease, calm

portune, drain, waste Scccdta,/. a dry story small dried wood Seccaticcia, Seccativo, adj. drying Sdonnentito, part, awake Sdossare, to take ojf from the Seccato, pari, dried, tedious Seccatio, m. a place for drying fruits. Sec. Sdottorare, to take ateay a Seccatre, m. ti troublesome doctor'! gown Sdottorato, part, degraded Seccatrfce, /. a talkative woSdraiarsi, to lie, or tit down Sdraiato, adj. lying down Sdraine, adj. lying at full Seccatura,/, a tedious thing dryness Seccherccio, Sdrucciolamnto, m. flip, tlid- Seccherla,/. dry stuff, trifles Seccherircio, arf;. half dry SdrucciolJinte, adj. slippery, Secchzza,/, dryness, avarice,

Sdormentire,

to

anake,

to be

Sedatamnte, adv. peaceably,

quietly

Sedato, part, appeased, sedate,.

composed Sde,/, a seal, situation: a set

Sedcimo, adj. sixteenth

Sedentario, adj. sedentary Sedente, adj. sitting Sedre, to sit down, to be tituated Sedre, m. sitting down ; a
'

that ilips
;

away
to

SdruccioUre,

slip,

slide,

stumble trip, commit a fault Sdrucciolato, part, slipped Sdrucciolnte, ""'' -i"-^'-!.
lTole,
adj.

Scchia,/, a pail, or bucket Secchiata./, a bucktt-full Scchio, m. a pail, bucket Sccia,/, stubble, stubble-field Scco, od;, dry, dead, withered, avaricious lean m. dry; ;

Sdia,/, a seat, chair Sedicesimo, Me sixteerUk Sdici, adj. and jn. sixteen Sedile, a chair, a seat

Sedimnto, m. sediment , m. he that sits

Sedizione,/, sedition Sediziso, adj. seditious Sedtto, pari, seduced, misted Seducnte, adj. seducing Seducimnto, m. and Sedtta, /. seduction dire, attention Sedult, Sedurre, to seduce, deceive Seduto, part, sealed Sedtto, Sedtto, seduced, di

Sdruccit)levolmnte, adv. in a
tlippery

Seccomro, m. sycamore
Seccre, m. dryness, drought Seccume, m. dried leaves, oi fruit upon trees Secnto, m. and adj.
solitary corner ; retreat, recess Seco, adv. with him ; consco,

way
slip,

Sdrcciolo, m. a slippery way,

slide,

obstacle

adj.

sliding, slippery Sdrucciolso, adj.

'slippery,

flowing
Sdrcio, m. unsewing ; the part unsewed, opening, clejt;
Sdrucire, to unseiv, rip up, to he cleft, chink Sdrucito, adj. up, cleft, ope chink, cl^ Sdurre, to soften, to mollify
Se,
conj.
if,

Secsso, m. a

ceived

Seduttre, m. seducer Seduzine,/, seduction

along with himself

Secoldre, adj. temporal.

Sega,/, saw, hand-saw

Segbile,
adj.

that

may

be

Se^ce,
Secnda,
/. after-birth,

adj. (see

Sagace, and

Sgale,/, rye (a kind of bread

or burSegaligno, arf;. rfny. Min, lank Segalne, m. a sort of bird

since
se-

se

bene
thoi

although;
art.
self,

(sei)

Secondamnte, adv. secondly

Secondare,
to help, assist,

Se, pron. self; him herself, themselves, it

fol-

Segamnto, m. a

section, cui

Secondariamnte, adv. seself ennj. although Secondrio, adj. second, teSecdre, to cut, reat> tondary adv. secondly Secito, adj. cut. Me afterScca, /. sands sand-bankf. Secondina, /. shallow birth rimaner su lie secche, to be at a stand: las- Secndo, adj. second, infeciare in sulle scche, to leave rior, favourable: adv. sene to his last sh{ft secondo, prep, accondly aeo

Sebbne,

Segante, adj. cutting Segare, to saw, to cut, reap corn Segato, part, sawed, cut sawyer, a Segatre, m. a culler segatre di biade, a reaper , segatre di fino, a
,

SEG
Segavne,
aj.
too
close
'

SEM
SegunSa,
/.

consequence.

Seggtta, /.

cloie-slooi,

a Seggio, m. blood-hound Seguimnto, m. a following

to follow, pursue, second, execute, luippen Seguitbile, adj. worthy to be imit tiled, or followed Seguitamnte, adv. continually, without intermission

Scggia, /. and Sggio,

m. o Seguire,

Seggiola, /. a low chair Segnacaso, m. the prepositions

that shorj the case (in gratn-

Seguitamnto, m. series, order.

Seguitante, adj. that follows Seguitare, io >mriue, to follow.
Seguitato, part, follorved, per-

Segnalatamnte,
palli/

adu. prii

Segnalato, ad) notable, fern Segnale, m. signal, sign, m, s,gn

,

Seguiiatre, m. a follower. Seguito, part, happened, arrived, followed Seguita, m. retinue, trait
troop,
Sei, adj.
\

adv. notably, , expressly, tnanifestly

company;
and
>n.

(also) pei

Segnato, part, signed, markid, printed, stamped, drawn,

painted, prescribed

six

di sei,
adj.

Seicnto,

md

Segnature, m. a signer Segnatura, /. a matk, signa.

hundred

miblanc

Sgno, m. a sign, mark, index. sgno, adv. to a hair's

breadth, exactly

Segnuzzo, m. a little Sgo, m. tallorv,fat Sgola,/. rye

'golo,

mark

.and

hedging-bill

Segdne, m. a large saw

Segregare, to separate Segregato, part, separated

Segrnna,

/. palc?iess,

a lean

Segrta,/, secret place Segretamente, adv. secretly,

privately Segretria, /. a female secre-

Segrtarfa, /.
the

the

office,

or

employment
(also)

cretary;

of a sea rvriting.

Segretar

SEN
lare

nord; smplici, sim

Sensitivamente,

adv.

nUk
j i '

Sepsrac'vo,

adj.

thai

ttpM-

fiemplicemnte, adv. plainly Semplictto, adj. harmless Semplicirio, m. a bouk treating of simples Sempliciotto, Semplictto, and Semplicine, m. a great
boobn, a simpleton

sense ; sensibly adj. Sensitivo, eensuive:, h^sty, passioiiate, sensible,

Separifo, part, feptttaftd SeiJarazJTw,/ ^i>arutitm Sepolcrale, aj. j.n/tArjl of a ejmHrrc Seplcro, wi. a teptUchre,

Sensudle, adj. sensual,

^ Hit

Semplic&ta, w. an herbalist,
simpler, at smplist Semplicit,/, simplicity

Smpre, adv. always Semprech, adv. as often as

Serapremi, adv. alrvays Semprevfva, /. hoiise-kek (a

Sensualit, sensuality, sensibility, sense Sensualmente, adv. sensually Semnte, adj feeling

Seppellire, to bicry, io hide Seppellito, pari, imried, hid Sppia./, cuttle-fish SepnlcTile, adj. of a sepulchre

Sentnza,/, a sentence, decree,

^

Sequela,/ sncccssiim,
1

se fuel

Sequestramnto, m. tegnestra'
Sequestrare, i seqtiester, separate- to keep at a die-

Sena, /. sena (a plant) Snape, /. mustard-seed and

plant

Senapismo, >in. a sort of plaster made of mustard-seed

Seniio, adj. of six Senato, m. a senate Senatre, m. a seiiator Senatrio, adj. qf a senator Senett, and Senett, /. old

Sentenzialrante, adv. cunningly, prudently Sentenziare, to sentence,judge, [jud^r.u affirm Sentenziato, part, sentenced, Sentenziatdre, lie i. that

Sftqnestr^to, pari, eejuestered, separated, seized Sequestrazine, scpiettr-

judgment
Sentenziosamente, adv.
tentiously

Hon, eoneeahment Sequitrp, m. seizirre Sen,, the ertmng, night

sen
'""'--'>, adj. sertiphie

age
Snici, m. swelling of the glands of the neck Senile, adj. old, serious

Sentenziso, adj. sententious Sentiro, m. a by-path, may

Sennino,

?re.

a grave young

Sentimnto, m, senses, orfeeliiig, knowledge, wisdom Sentina, / sink of a ship.

Sentinella,/, sentinel, sentry Sentire, to feel, to be sensible of, to perceive; sentir bene, to have a good opinion ; come vi senUte voi ? horu do you ^nd yourself f Sentita, /. feeling, perceiving, cunningness, crafti-

Serata,/ the evening

Serbabi.'e,

adj.

that

may

ii

preserved

Snno, m. sense, wisdom-, understanding uscir di snno, Da to be out of one's senses. snno, adv. seriously Par; ;

Serbanza, /.

guard,

preser-

late

V,

you

stf the breast, bosom, /isarf; a vault, an arched roof;' ability : gulf, crc.k, bay, plait, a fold Se non, conj. except, but, saving, if not
.

Serbastrella, /. herb) Serbiito, part.

Serbare, to restrre, keep, guard burnet (ait

preterred,

guarded
Serbatio, m. a eoop ; adj. that may he preserved Serbatre, m. guardian, dep
siiory

Sentitamente, adv. prudently

Sentito, adj.

wary, cautious,

Senoncb, and Se non

se, lonj.

Sendpia, /. sinopie, or ruddle

Sensale, ni. broker, a procurer

prudent, heard Senbre, m. smelt, scent, odour; (also) rumour, rwise,

advii

Serbvole, adj. preservabte Srbo, m. guard, keeper, deSere, m. sir, yny lord; a notary Serna,/ sirea, mermaid
Serenitre, to te serene, elea'-, to calm, quiet Serenata,./, mght-ymuic, ter^

ajockey Sensatamente,
seriously

adv.

wisely,

Senzach,

Sensatzza, /. wisdom, pruSensato, adj. sensible, prudent Sensazine,/, sensation, tense Senseria.^", brokerage
Sensfhile, adj. sensible

coni, except that, withoiU this [then Senzapi, adii, only, now and Separbile, adj. separable

Serenilo, adj. serene. Lecerne easy

Separamnto, m.

and Sepa

Sensibilit,/ sensibility Sensibilmente, adv. sensibly;

Sensitiva,/, sensitiveneii eUive (a plant)
;

rdnza,/. separation Separante, adj. separating Separare, to separate, to depart ; to withdraw one's
self

ani Serno, n, Serenit, serenity ^^ Serno, adj. serene, clear

Serfedecco, m. a fool, a aand^ Sergnte, m. Serjeant ; neat*
officer SergenlfeKi,./.

a strriqfarme
wj.

ten'

Separatamente, adv. separate' ty, asunder SS2

Sergoncllo,
herb)-

ivrrel

(a

SER
Srico, adj. si/ken, rich Srie,/, order, cmrse, series Seriet,/, gravity, seriousness Srio, and Seriso, adj. serious,
rlo.ely,

SES
il

SET
pugno,
strailly,

pinrh me; serrare Sergozzrfne,/ modiUon (a kind to clench the fist of bracket) Serratamente, adv. Seriamente, adv. seriously
SeiTdto,
part,

Sesonitrzo, adj. three and

half
Sessagenrio, adj. of sixty

soundly, narrowly locked close.

;

Sessagsimo, adj. sixtieth

Sess'dgono, adj. sir-cornered
vi. (see
7.

compact; panno serrato, thick Sessamo.

Sessanta,

Ssamo)
adj. sixty

and

Serratura,/, a lock Seriosamnte, adu. in earnest. Serto, m. garland, wreath Srtula, /. melilot Sermnto, m. a vine, tendril, a Serva,/, a servant-maid Servibile, adj. presrrvable branch, shoot Semient(5so,
adj. 6i

Sessantamila, /.

sixty

thoU'

full

may

bi ^

Servaggio, m. '.rvitude, slato harangue, to Servamnto, preach preservation, SermolLfno, m. wild thyme ; Servdnte. adj. keeping (also) a tidy young man Sermne, m. sermon, speech. Servdre, to preserve, guard, to reserve, ob-^erve dUcouTse ; (also) the Jish Servato, part, kept, prcservsalmon Sermoneggiare, to preach ; Servatdre, to. an observer, preharangue Seroldne, a sort ofbirdwith Servnte, adj. serving; m. a a long beak
ofshoots

Sessantina,/, sixty Sessnnio, m, six years Sessine,/ congress Sessitura, /. the fringe of a gown ; aver poca sessitura,
to be

Sermocindre,

awkward

Ssso, TO. sex Ssta,/, a pair of compasses Sestanta, m. sextant Sestare, te adjust, rnfit Sestrzio, m. a sesleree
Sestile,
r;

the

of Au-

gust, se ^ Sestina,/, a sort of poem Ssto, 7i. an order.

Serminamnte, adv. slorvly Serijtine, Sertino, adj. tardy,

stoni,

'ofind

Servidordme,

to.

a number of

hacktvard

Serjidto, adj. snake-like Srpe, m. and f. serpent.

domestics Servidre, m. a man-servant Servigio, TO. a kindness, ser-

Sestodcimo,

m.

and

adj.

Seta. f. silk Setaiuolo, m. silk-man

Serpeggiamnto, m.atvinding. Servile, adj. slavish, mean Servilmente, adv. meanly

Serpeggiante, adj. winding. Serpeggiare, to creep, to wind Serpeggiato, part, crept, cheSerpentare, to impoiiune, to e troublesome Serpentaria, / dragon-wort Serpentario, ni. serpent, scorSerpnte,
Servimc-nto,

Satanasso,

to.

Hatan, the de-

m.

servitude.

Setdta,/ a great

Sete,/
Servire, to serve; servir la tvola, to wail at table; si serva, help yourself b'rvito, m. service, servitude, course at table srvito, part, served Servitre, m. a man-servant Servitrice,/, a ma: "srvit, /. J
(also)
thi

Seteria, /.

thirst thirst, greediness alt kinds of silk-

Stola, /. bristle;
horse's tail

hair

of a

Setolare,

to

brush clothes, to

dust
Setolato, part, brushed, hairy Setolso, and Setoluto, ad.
bristly

serpent

Serj'enu'fero, Serpentdso, and SeriJdso, adj. that breeds ser-

pents

family
adj. sort

Serpentino,

serpentine
;

Servi?.ile, to.

clyster

Setne. to. a hair rope Setdso, adj. hairy, bristlt/ Setta, /. a sect, plot, faction.
Settanta, adj. seventy

(also) a of marble Servizlato, adj. kind, affable, twined like a serpent lingua obliging serpentina, an evil tongue Servizio, to. service Servo, m. a servant, slave ; Serptta,/ a -make adj. nfstrvitnde, slavish Serpigine, f. wild:fire samo, to. sesame fa teed) Serpillo, /. and Serpillo, m. Sesamoide, catchjly (a /. wild thyme plant) "Srqua, m. a dozen Sesamoido, adj. like sesame

Settantsimo,
tieth

adj.

'

the seven-

Serjiere, to creep, spread

Rettangolo, adj. seven-angled

Settantottsinio, venty- eighth
adj.

the e
adj.

Settamotto,

to.

and

tf

Serraglio, m. an inclosure, a trench, hedge : (also) the the I Grand Signior's palace fothn vordj md the Serrarne, m. a lock like) Serramnto, m. a shutting up Sesquiltero, adj. containing Serrare, to shict up ; to hide, one and a half cunceiU ; queste scarpe mi Sesquipedale, adj. of a foot and serrano il piede, these shoes "half

Stte, m. and adj. seven Setteggiente, adj. factioiu Setteggiare, to enter parties, ox factions

Settmbre,

to.

Septemitr

SFA
Pettenlio, aJj. teptennial Settentrionale, ad), northern Settentrine, m, the north Sfasciiime,

SFO
m.
fragments, Sfdamnto, m.
defiance
Sfastidire, to recreate, to re'

ehallengt,
diffi-

Sfdnza, /.

distrust,

Settimana, y: a weeA: Settimo, and Settimano, aJj.

the seventh Settlna,/. seven Settre, >n a sector SettotraTrso, m. the

Sfatatre, i. despiser Sfatto, part, undone, ruined Sfavillamnto, m. sparkling,

Settuagsima,/. Septuagesima

mid- SfiivllUnte, adj. sparkling ; shining riff Settuagenario, adj. qf seventy Sfavillare, to sparkle, shine Sfavorvole, adj. contrary, unfavourable

medici, he is given over by the physicians

sedatre, m. a challenger
Sfiducciato,
iffident

adj,

mistrustful,

Sumlay
Sttuplo,

Sfavorire,

to contradict,

to be

m.

seven

times

against Sfederare, to pull offthe pUlorvto

.;urare, to disfigure Sfigurato, part, disjigttred

'''''-ccidre,

and

Stilacciirsi,

Severamente, adv. severely Severi.ssiniainntc, aJu. most Sfnders,

iplit

cleave,

cut,

Sfilacciato, part, unravelled Sfildre, to file off; sfilarsi, to

Severit,/, severity Sevro, adj. severe, strict Sevizia,/, cruelty, vigour Sevo, m. suet, tdllom Sevrare, I sever, divide Sezine,/, a section, cutting S2zo, and Sezio, adj. the last. Da szzo, adv. late Sfaccenddto, ailj. idle, lazy Sfacciatdggine, and Sfacciatza,/. impudence Sfacciato, adj. impudent, saucy.
Sfaldare, tu untie, loose Sfaldato, part, loose, untied Sfallnte, adj. mistaking,

Sfera,/, a sphere Sferale, adj. spherical '" camnte, adv.

'i.y

disband, to unstring Sfilatmnte, adv. disorderly.

spheriSfilato,

m.

Sfericit,/, orbicnlanly Sfrico, and Sferale,

part,
adj.

disbanded,

Alia

sfilata, adv. in

gonorrhoea unstrung. confu'

Sferide,/, a spheroid

Sfingardiggine,
Sfinge, /.

/.

idleness.

Sfrra,/ an old horseshoe

Sferrare, to unchain, pull ojf; sferrare un cavallo, <o unshoe

sphinx, a feignea

ahorse
Sferrato,
adj.
loose,

broken

Sfinimnto, m. a swoon Sfinfre, to finish, end

Sfioccare, to unravel, undo Sfiorare, to beat down UoS'

freed from irons Sfervorato, adj. cold, indifferent erring Sfrza,/, a whip, scourge Sfallire, and Sfallre, to err, to Sferzare, to whip, scourge, correct, induce. chastise ; Sfalare, to elude, escape Sfamare, to satisfy, to fill Sferzata, a lash, jerk, /. Sfangare, to walk in dirt chastisement Sfangato, u</j out qf the dirt, oi Sferzato, part. whipped,

Sfiorito,

part,
/.

faded

ni-

therad Sfioritura,

the falling

qf

scourged
Sfessatra,
/.
clefl,

crack.

Sfoderato, part,

drawn
alleviation,

Sfogamnto,
Sfarindcciolo, adj. white like

m.

Sfiancare, to break
Sfarinare,"
to

the

side,

and

grind,

Sfarinacciare, or beat small as

weaken
Sfiancato, adj. weak, feeble Sfiandronata,/. a rodomontade,

evaporation ; sfogamnto 4' ira. vent of anger Sfogare, to exhale, alleviate ;

lasciate stogdr il fumo, let the snwke go out exhaled, allepart,

Sfarinato, pari, reduced to a

Sfogato,

powder, meal Starlo, m. pomp,

Sfarzso,
ostentation adj.

Sfiatamnto,

m.

vent,

air,
to
if

parade
Sfiatare,
toil
:

magnijiceni

breathe ; to sfiatarsi, to be out

Sfogatio, m. a vent-hole Sfoggiare, to be gaudy, to out-

hrealh
Sfasciare, to untie, or unloosen to break ; sfasciar la testa, I
Sfasciato,
:

adj. out of breath loosen, Sfibbiare, "to untie,

Sfiat.-ito,

Sfoggiatamnte, moderately,

imadv. extravagant-

poru

adj untied, loose Sfibbiato, sfasciaU, a broken

part,

untied,

un-

Sfibrale, to disorder thejibrtt

SFO
ifrfgha,/. a thin plate of
Kfogiiare, to strip the leaves off; sfogliarsi, to grotv lean a pasty, a pie without part.

SGA
any Sforzevolrante, adv.
strenuously, by force far Sfdrzo, m. etuleavour ; ogni mio sforzo, I'll do what
>e

rid

ofhi,r.

Sfogliata,/",

Sfogliato,

Sfracassare, to break to pieces Sfracassato, part, broken to

SiragellSre, to dash to pieces Sfrangiare, to unravel, unSfratre, to strip one of his monkish habit Sfratato, pati, having forsaken [banish his order Sfrattare, to send away, to Sfratto, m. expulsion, or flight Sfregamnto,!, rub, friction Sfregare, to rtib, scour Sfregato, part, rubbed Sfregiare, to dishonour to gash
Sfregiato, part, dishonour: Sfrgio, m. cut, gash.

Sfogliare, to pet out

to leavf. vice

qfa sink;

Sgabellato, adj. free from taxe Sgabllo, m. a joint-stool Sgagliardre, to weaken Sgambato, adj. without legs Sgambettare,' to kick, to movt
le's

Sfgo, m. exhalation, lewdness,

alleviation

legs ; siedi e sgambetta. vedrai tua vendetta, do not

Sfolgoramnto, m. lightning
Sfolgorare, hasten
to

shine, glitter-,

Sfolgoratamente,

['ngly adv. ' shinSfolgorato, adj. bright; shin-

be over hasty in your revengt Sgambtto, m. a trick with the foot to throw another down Sgambuccidto, adj. without

ing ; unhappy, wretched m. a bounce Sfondamnto, m. a breaking

Sfolgorfo,

Sganasciamnlo, m. a great
laughter Sganasciare,

and

Sgangas-

slaughter

Sfondante, adj. hollow, deep Sfondare, to sink, pull down, break open [excessive Sfondato, adj. bottomless, Sf<;ndo, m. a bottom, or hollow
Sfondolre, to pierce through, to sink [deep Sfondolto, adj. excessive. Sforacchiare, to bore, pierce Sforacchiato, part, pierced, bored [disfigure Sformare, to deform, deface. Sformatamente, adv. ex-

to laugh ; sj^anasciar dalle risa, to split one's sides with

laughing Sgangherare, to unhinge Sgangherataggine,/, clownish'

Sgangheratamente, adv. rudely, excessively

Sfrenare,
narsi, to

to

unbridle

sfre-

Sgangherato, adj. out of th

hinges
:

grow

licentious

rough,

awkward
to be the

SfrenaSfrenataggine, and tzza,}: licentiousness Sfrenato, adj. unbridled, licentious

Sgannare, to undeceive Sgannato, part, undeceived

Sgarre, and Sgarire,

[chaffinch

Sfringuellare,

Sfrombolare,

Sformto, part, disflgured, deformed adj. odd, strange,

;

Sfrond;Lre, leave

a to chirp as to fling stones to pull off the

without

[wardly child' awkbaiamente, adv. Sgarbatezza, and Sgarbatag -"ne, /. awkwardness, unility

Sfrondato,

Sformazidne,/. deformity Sfornare, to take out of the

Sgarbato, adj.

awkward,
ti

un-

Sfomimnto,

the

taking
or or-

grow bald Sfrontatggine, and SfronU tzza, /. impudence, rashSfrontdrsi, to

Sgargarizrire,

gargle,

gar

away

the furniture,
;

naments

(also)

want, scar-

[dent ness Sfrontato, adj. saucy, impuSfronzdre, to strip Sfruttare, to exhaust, to im-

Sgargarizzo, m. gargling, oi

gargarism
Sgarrare, to mistake, err, miss Sgarrato, part, mistaken Sgarrettire, to hairrstring

Sfornito, part, unfurnished

Sfortunamnto, m. misfmiune
SfortunAre, to make unhappy Sfortunato, adj. unfortunate

poverish Sniggvole, adj flying away transitory, slippery, smooth Sfuggevolzza,/, srvlftness
Sfiiggiiisco,

Sgattigliar.Sgava

'

^'

make
i

Sgemmre,
jewels

Sforzamnto, m. an
'

ejffhrt,

Sforzante, adj. forcing Sforzare, to force, ravish,

to

orfj. roving. Di sfuggisco, ajlv. by stealth Sfuggininto, m. flight Sfuggire, to avoid, shun Sfuggito, adj. avoided, fugitive; alia sfuggita, adv. by

away

Sghmbo,

7i. crookedness ; adj, crooked, arvry. A sghmbo^ adv. awry

Eghermlre, and SgUermfrsi,

-t

tm

loo.

stealth

dare un baccio alia

to

sfuggita, to steal a kiss

Sghrri Sghiacciare,

bully,
io inuru

a hector

Sfumare, and SfummSre,

_

i,

elaborated ; (also)

Sgabbiare,

jn'odigiotts,

huge

SinrzToIe. adj. tyrannical

to take out cage, to deliver Sgabell(ire, to redeem out of

i

to laugh at, jeer Sghignazzamnto, Sghinazzl't, and Sghinazzata, /. lout

Sghignare,

laughter

Sghignazzare,

to

laugh

U>/.r>

SGR
Sgocciolare, to drain, dry trp Sgocciolato, part, drained Sgocciolatura,/, a draining

SGU
;

SIC

Sgomberare,

(see

Sgombrare,

atid its derivatives)

Sgombero, m. a mackertl (a
fish,

Sgombero,

adj. empty, unfur-

Sgranire, to shell, to strip Sgualcire, to fumble, to handU Sgranchiare, to ijuicken, to stretch one's limbs non posso Sgualdrina,/, tvench, strumpet sgranchiare questo cavallo, Sgualdrintta, /. a mean / cannot make this horse strumpet [bridle Sguncia, /. the check of a S^anellre, io pick grapes Sguancire, to hieak the Jar Sgranocchiare, to crackle, or Sguancio, m. a sguancio, arvry,
ease, relief relieve eased, re-

Sgiavamnto, m. Sgombero, m. remaining Sgombramnto, m. and Sgom- Sgravare, to ease,

Sgravato,
part,

Sguardamnfo, m.
Sguardare,
value Sguarclta,
to

look, aspect

vien<,

look; to

Sgombrre, to take anmy, send arvay, remove sgombrate di qui,' go your mays Sgombrato, part, removed Sgombin^re, to cause confu;

[ruince look, ct'unieSguardatre, ni. a beholder, a

/.

Inokcr-on

Sgrvio, m. ease, comfort Sgraziatggine, /. awkward-

Sguardvole, adj. valuable Sguardo, m. a look, glance.

Sgombinto, part, confused Sgomentamnto, m.JriglU Sgomentare, to discourage

sgomentarsi, to be disheart-

Sgomentto,

part,

discou-

[pity Sguarnito, part, unfurnished ness Sgraziatamente, adv. unhap- Sguazzare, to ford over, to Sgraziato, adj. arvknmrd, unsrvim, to feast, be merry Sguernire, to uufumish fortunate Sgretolare, to break, bruise Sguernito, part, unfurnished Sgretolato, part. broken, Sgufdre, to banter, ridicuU

Sgomentvole, adj. disheartening,. frightful

Sgomnto, m.
Sgomini'e,
to

consternation,
disorder, con-

bruised Sgretolio, fermentation Sgricchiolre, to crackle Sgridamnto, m. a check.

Sguinzagliare, to uncot:ple, to
let

loose
to

Sguisciire, to sn-im
Sguizz.-ire, to slide
oJJ",

run

found
Sgominato, pari, disordered Sgominio, m. confusion Sgonfiamnto, it. taking a
sn'elting arvay [arvay Sgonfiare, to take a smelling Sgonfiato, part, unswelled Sgonnellare, to strip, make
I

Sgridare, to rebuke, scold Sgridato, part, reprimanded Sgridatdre, m. a reprover Sgrido, m. a chiding Sgrigito, adj. grey Sgrigiolare, to or crack,

Sgusciare, to shell, (fruits, S;c.\ sgusciare delle noci, to critck

S, pron. si dice, they

say ;

si,

Sgrignare,

to grin, joke, jeer, laugh at Sgi-oppre, to untie, to undo ;

? ah, is it so f si pente, he repents ; s'espose, he exposed himself. Si. adv. yes; se that ; thus, nei^ertheless Si bene, adv. i/es tiuiy

eh

Sibililre,
ohistle.

aud

Sibillare,
,

Sg<5rbia,/. a^ouge, sort of tool

Sgorbiare, to tnk, to speckle Sgrbio, m. a spot of ink, or

(also) to break the crupper Sgroppato, ]>art. untied Sgiossamnto, m. a draught

to

Sgorgamnto, m. overfloming
Sgorganterante, adi', abundantly Sgorgare, to overjlotv, disgorge.

Sgrossare, to form, to sket fashion Sgrossatcpart./ormerf, sketched Sijrott^re, to undo a grotto

Sgozzare,
(also)

non

empty the crop, cut one's throat ; saprei sgozzar questo

to to

Sibilato, part, hissed, whistled Sibilla,/, a sybil (a prophetess fold) Sibilo, n. whistling, hissing Sibildso, adj. whistling Sgrugno, m. and Sgrugnala,/. Sicrio, m. murderer, an asa cuff; a blow sassin SgiugntSne, m.-a great blom \SicceTa,f strong drirrk Sgruppare, to disentangle. Sicch, and Si che, adv. there^ fore, so that Sguaglire, to make Siccit,^: dryness, srccity to part, to separate .Siccme, and .Si come, adv. Sguaglito, a,ij. diJcrerU, unas: siccme ho dtto, as I
I

'

scorno, I cannot brook this aJTront Sgradire, to displease Sgradito, adj. disagreeable Sgraffiire, to scratch SgrafRiito, part, scratched SgrafflgnSre, to steal, rob Sgraffio, in. a scratch SgrammaticSi-e, to explain

equal Sgu^glio, m. unequaliiy Sguaiaulggine,/. an'krvardness Sguaiatamente, adv. arvkrvardly [atvkn'ard SguaiSto, adj. dull, stupid.
sheath
to tell
;

have told y.m m. shekel fa kind of Jewish coin and measure) Sicomro, m, a sycamore-tree Sicuramente, adv. surety, asSlclo,

suredly, certainly
'

ci^.iv.iv.^a

4'

....... ...u.,

gaf^fi

sguainare una bugia.

lie

^ramtnati

-i//y

;uaiiiiito,

pari,

drawn

SIN
'

SIG
Sicurizz?.,/. safety, security Scuril, f. surety, bail Sitiiro, adj. safe, secure Sicurt, /. security, safety render sicurt, to defend

SIM

befree
Siderfte,/. iran-rvort (an herb J Sido, m. a ^reat cold Sfdro, m. cider Sieda,/, a seat, a chair Siffo, m. an eye-salve SiepSglia,/. a thicket

Signorile, adj. lordly, noble Silnzio, m. silence, intermission il silnzio della notte the dead of night ; tdj. hush
;

Simptica, adj. sympathizing Simpatizzdre, to sympathize SimplicitU,/. simplicity Simpsico, adj. of a feast Simpsio, a feast, a banquet Simulacro, m, image, a si

iziso, adj. silent

s, m. heart-rvort (an herb) montano, ni. lavage, or

wild

Ih

n'ort

Simulare, to dissemble Simulatlvo, adj. dissembling Simulato, part, dissembled Simulatre, m. a dissembler Simulazine, /. dissembling
disguise

Siepre, to hedge round Sipe, /. hedge ; tenre

Sire,

Sflice,/. a pebble Silfgine,/ kind of wheat

Sflio,

imultaneo, adj. simultaneous

uno

m. the box bane (an herb)

tree

f.ea-

and

S"iro,

Siliqua, /. the shell of beans, peas, J^c.

Sillaba,/ a syllable
Sillaba re,<o spell the rvords Sillbico, adj sylluldcal S,n\vs,f a syllepsis Sillogismo, m. a .syllogism
Sillogi/.ziSre,
to

Sinceramente, adv. sincerely

Sincerare,
to

exculpate;

sin-

such. Just I Sifne, "m. conduit-pipe, engine Sigillare, to seal; (also) to con

syllogize,

to

firm.jix
Sigillatamente, adv. distinctly Sigillato, part, sealed, stopped Sigillo, m. a seal Signatura,/ signature, sign Signifero, ni. an ensign Significamnto, m. significa

argue

[balsam-tree

Pilobdlsamo, m.the wood of the Siloe, m. aloes (a shrub) Silvano, adj. rural, of the
Silvs

ind Silvestro, adj.

Signi fi o&e, to signify SignlficaUvo, adj. significant

Significato, m. meaning, sense SignificSto, part, signified

Simboleggiare, to concur, ti symbolize Simboleita,/ conformity Simbolico, adj. symbolical Simbolita,/. analogy, affinity Simbolizzare, to symbolize Simbolo, m. symbol, creed.

Sinch, prep, till, until Sincopa, Sincopatra, and Sincope, /. a fainting, a syuc in gram Sincopare, U .,. ^. Sincopato, jtart. truncated Sincopizzare, to faint away SincreUsrao, m. syncretism Sincronismo, m. synchronism Sindacaranto, m. an account Sindacare, to look over ont?s accounts ; (also) to blame.
Sindacato, and Sindacatura,/. the giving up ofaccouiits ; an order, or permission tenre a sindaciCto, to call to an account Sindaco, in. overseer, comptroller, a syndic Sindresi,/ remorse, regret Siudicle, adj. syndical Sindicare, to look over accounts, lo balance SindicSto, m. (see Sindacato) Siiiddocha,/.a synecdoche (in
;

Simetria,/ symmetry Significazine,/ meaning Simi'c Signra, /. mistress, madam Signre, m. lord, master, sir Simigliante, adj. alike, such ; Signor tale, m. master such a cose simiglinti, things agreeable [wise Signorepgvole, adj. imperious, Simigliantemnte, adv. likeSimiglinZa,/. a resemblance Signoreggiamnto, m. domi- Simigliare, to resemble, to
compare
Signoreggiante, adj. reigning
Signoregs'!>re, to rule, govern
;

una ringhiera che

garden

giardino tutto signoreggiava,a balcony rvhch commanded the whole

il

SimigliSto, part, resembled Simiglivole, adj. resembling Simile, adj. alike, such ; simil cosa, siich a thing; m. a good
Siiiiilitudine,/. likeness, simi-

rhetoric)

Sindrio, m. the sanhedrim Sinresi, a synere-iis (conSinstro, adj. hft [traction)

Sinfonia,/ symphony
SinghJottlre, Singhiozzare, and

Signoreggiato, part, governed Signoreggiatre, a rider Sgnorllo, m. a petty lord Signorsco, adj. masterly Signorvole, aiid Signorvile, adj. noble, grucejul (also) magisterial, impt-

Similmente, adv. likewise

ugh
Simo, adj. flat- nosed Simoneggidre, and Simonizzlre, to commit simony
Singolare, m.

and

its

(see Singu! alare. derivatives)

Simonia,/ simony
Simoniaco, adj. simoniacal Simonizzatre, m. simonist Simpatia, f. sympathy
8fi?

Singulre, adj. singular, particular [singularity

Smgulareggiare,
Singularit, /. oddity; rarity

to

ajfect

gignorfa, /.

t'ic

court officers

singularity

AI i

SIS
Singularizzre, to particularize Singularizzrsi, io be singular Singularmnte, adv. singularly
Slstro,

SMA
m. a guitar
Smallare,
Sitare, to slink, smell Sitibndo, very thirsty ; (also) desirous, greedy Sitlre, to be thirsty Sito, m. a place, situation, habitation, house ; a stink

SME
to to

jtel

almond.
(also)

Smaltare,

enamel

U
'

Singulto, m. a tob, groan Sinisealcto, m. a seneschal's

office

Smaltatura,/ enamelling Smaltimnto, m. digestion

Siniscalchfa, /. a seneschaTs Jurisdiction Siniscalco, m. stervard, carver Sinistra, /. the left hand ; da
sinistra, at one's left

hand

Sinistramnte,a<f f. wretchedly, unluckily Sinistro, m. inconveniency,

left,

Situagine,/. and Situamnto, situation, posture Situare, to situate, to seal Situato, part, situated, placed Situazine,/, situation, seat Si veramente, adv. provided

(also) a sale Smaltire, to digest, concoct , (also) to sell, or vend ; smal-

Ure

il

vino, to sleep one's self

Smaltista, and Smaltitre, m. an enameller Smaltitio, m. a sink, cntial Smalto, m. cement, mortar,
basis, ground, a pavement, or floor enamel plngere in ismlto, to enamsl Smanceria,/, niceness Smancerso, part, affected Smnia, and Smaniatura, /. madness, fury, rage menare smnie, to grow mad Smaninte, adj. furious Smaniare, to rage, fume, fret,
; ; ;

disaster, mischance ; adj. sinister, unfortunate ;

Slanciare, to
to

do a thing to one's disad-

rsi, to

launch rush upon

slanci-

SUndra,/. a
Sfao, insino, prep, to, even to, as far as, until; sinadsso, hitherto ; sfno a quando ? hotp lojig ? sin dove ? how far f sin qui, hitherto : sfa l, thitherto ; sino a che, as long as : sin da iri, from yesterday ; am^to sino da' suoi nemici, he is loved even
Slattare, to

prostitute child draw, get out disloyal, unfaith-

Slargare, to widen, open

wean a
to

Slazzerre,
Sleale, adj.

ful
Slealt,/, disloyalty

bluster

Slegamnto, m. dissolution
Slegare, to untie, loosen sle"^rsi, to get loose slegarsi
: ;

Smaniglia,/, a bracelet

Smaniso, adj. furious,

Smantellare,
to

mad
to love,

dismantle

by his enemies Smodale, adj. synodal Sinodo, m. synod, convocation

Sindico, ndj synodic

Smanzerso, arf;. given

Slegato, part, untied, loosened Slitta,/ a sledge Slogamnto, m. and Slogatura, /. dislocation of a limb Slogare, to put out ofjoint Sloggiare, to dislodge, remove

donna smanz'erusa, a general

Smanzire, m. a beau, a spark Smargiasso, m. a bully Smargiasserla, and Smargiassta, /.
tion,

Sinonimo, adj. synonymous m.^ynony^nous word Sinopia,/, rule, compass (also) ;

red earth
SincSssi,/. synopsis Sinttico, adj short, correct

bullying, ostenta-

Slembare, to break one's back Slongamnto, and Slontana-

rodomontade
;

Sintassi,./ synioj; Sintesi,^', synthesis Sintllla,/. a spark

Sintomo, m. symptom Smuosit,/. crookedness

Sinudso, adj. oblique, crooked Sine, m. a rvhirlnind
Siprio,

Slontanare, to remore, put off Slungare, to lengthen, t emove, [vilify send away Smaccre, to drfamt, squash.

Smarrimnto, m. wandering, amazement . less fear, smarrimnto di forze, lost avvertite di of strength
;

cader un' altra volta in simile smarrimnto, take care not to commit again such a mistake Smarrire,
lose to miss, to smarrirsi, to be disheartened
to lose one's
,

the stage-curtain

Smaccato, part, defamed Smacco, m. an affront, abuse Smagato, part, discouraged Smagarsi, to despond, to retire

way

Sir&ia,/. siren, mermaid Siringa, /. a syringe, syphon, or crane [squirted Siringato, part. syringed, Sircchia,/. aWrier Sirocchivole.fld; qf a sister Sirocco, m. southward Sirppo, sirup Strte,/. a saud-hank in the sea

Smagliante,

adj.

bright.

Smagliare, to break, or break

mcuhes
bright
:

to

unpack

to

be

smagliare

il

cure

ad alcuno,

to be dishearten-

Smarrito, part, missed, lost Smascellare, to put the jambone out ; smascellar delle risa, to laugh intensely Smascherare, to umnask Smascherato, part, unmasked Smattonare, to unpave Smelare, to take out the honey-

Slsamo, and Ssamo, m.

*e-

same fa seed) Sislmbrio. m, waler-mint Sisslzio, m. s club offriends Sistema, m. system [matically Sistematicamente, adv. systeSistemtieo, adj. systematical

Smagrre,

and Smagrire,

to

lean, to fall away Smagrito, adj. lean, thin Smaliziato, adj. cunning,

make

Smembrare, to dismember Smembrato, part, dismembered SmemoraSmemorggine, tggine, /. and Smemoramento, m. forgetfulnett,
stupidity

malicious

Smemorato,

adj. tlupid, dull

SMO
Srr.enomire,
te

SOD
Snodilto, part, untied Snodatura,/ a joint

dlminhh, UtSmorfiso, part, S morire, to grorv pale Sraors4re, to unbridle, to take

affected
lie;

SmenticdnJa, /. forgetfulnett,
oblivion

Snudare, to unsheath Scatto, Sovtto, and Sovttolo,

Smenticrfre, lo forget

Smenticto, adj. forgotten Smentire, to give the

m. a strap of leather Soive, adj. sweet, pleasant,

quiet, calm adv. sweetly, softly camminare con soave passo, to walk gently Soavemente, adr. pleasantly,
; :

smentirsi, to belie one's self

Sraortire, to become pate,

wan
adj.

Smentito, jart. belied Smeraldino, adi. of the colour of an e,nerald Smeraldo, m. an emerald Smrgo, m. a plungeon (a
sea-bird)

Smrto, and
i

Smortlto,

pale, ivan, sallow rzre,

quietly, softly, patiently

out
lorZ^to, pat

Soavit,/, sneetness, mildness,

gentleness

Smerigliare,

to

polish
;

with

Smeriglio, m. emery (also) a merlin (bird of prey) Smrlo, m. a merlin SniidoUre. to take the marrom ; to discover, tc explain Smilce,/. rose-need, orrvithy-

SmilUnta, m. a hoaster
Smilzo,
adj. thin, lean

small,

slender,

Sininchionre,

to Jest, to jeer
?n.

diminution Sminuire, to diminish Sminuito, part, diminished Sminuzzamnto, m. a cutting

lo pieces

Sminuimento,

Soavizzare, to sweeten Smossa, J' motion Smosso, part, moved, allerta, Sobbizzre, to swallow up Sobbolliranto, m. a light ebulout ofjoint lition Smottare, to tumble down (as Sobbollire, to boil gently earth from a bank,.\c.) Sraovitiira,/. a moving, motion Sobbrgo, yn. stiburb cut Sobillamnto, mangle, Smozzicare, to m. seduction smozzicar le parle, to clip Sobilldre, to seduce Sobissre, to cast into an abyss one's words Sdbole, /. (Latin wordj off"Smuccire, to slip, or glide Smugghi^re, to roar, to bellow Smiignere, to dry up; smii- Sobriamente, adv. soberly Sobriet, /. sobriety, moderagnersi, to ruin one's self tion Smunire, to reinstate Smnto, adj. lean, meagre, Sbrio, adj. sober, temperate
;

exhausted

Smuvere, to move,
Smurare,

stir,

shake;

pervert, excite, stir up to pull down walls.

Sminuzzare, and SminuzZoSmussare, to break the corners Snamorre, to tease to love Snaraorto, part cured of love
Snas^to, adj. noseless Snaturare, to be unnatural,
to

Soccdere, to succeed Socchi amare, to call softly Socchidere, to shut up Socchiso, ad), shut close : lre l'occhio socchiso, ; to take notice Sccio, m. and Societ,/, a
,

rtnership in cattle

Scco, . sock, pump, buskin SoccorrnZa, /. a looseness Soccrrere, to succour, help;

:corrrsi, to

Snaturato, adj. unnatural

remember
adj.

Smoccolatdio, m. and Smoccolatole,/, the snuJTers

Snellamente, adv. nimbly

Snelltto, adj. brisk, nirnble Snellzza, and Snellita,
agility, quickness nello, adj. brisk,

Soccorrvole,
xiliary

helping,

Smoccolatdrc, m a snuffer Smoccolatura, /. candle-snuff amodamento, )t. immodera-

Soccrso, and Soccorrimnto,

help, relief Soccrso, part, helped, assisted

active.

Socibile,

and Sociale, adj.

Snerbare,

{see

Snervare, and
Socialit,/, sociableness

./
Smoderatamnte, adv. immoderately

s,

iety, t

Soda,/. soda,potas
rvatzz ,fn aknes. Snervato, part. Snidare, and Snidire, io unadj. flown from the Snighittirsi, to grow brisk Sninfio, m. a spark, a beau Snocciolare, io take out the

Smoderatzza,/, excess Smoderato, excessive, imtnodeSmojl'il'.o, eulj.

Sodale, m. a companion Sodalizio, m. company Sodamente, adv. surely,

briskly, stoutly

safety,

Sodamnto, m. establishment.
a single man,
;

Smddto,

a bachelor

Sodare,

to

promise.

Smontare,
tar le stairs
to
;

to

descend

smon-

scale, to go damn smontare in terra, land; smontar di colre,

adj. descended, pale
to

iofade

explain, (also) to . J in ready cash Snocciolatamnte, adv. plainly

nets
;

to

Soddiaconito, m. subdeaconSoddiacono, m. a subdeacon Soddisfacente, adj. satisfac-

Smontito, Smorbare,

Snodamnte, m. untying
Snodarc,
(0

cure an infection

undo.

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SOF
Soddisfacimnto,
i.

SOG
satUfae\

SOL
; i

lo

Hon

[able, please

p rompici
Hon

blow fire rvitk; (also) a adj. preud, vain

;

Soddisfare, to saiitfy, be agreeiioddisftto, adj. satisfied, content

Sffio, m. breath, blotving Soffioneila,/. pi-ide, presump-

'

fo tojourn, stag i dwell; keep, preserve; to delay, labour Soggiornato, pari, sojourned
to live,

Soggiornare,

Soggirno, m. abode, residence ;

(also)
e<

SoddisfaJidne, and Soddisfai,

/. satisfactioi

Soffata, /. and Soffitto, m. a - jiUty; (also) en.

I

Sodd<:>tta,/. seduction

tablature (in architecture) adj. concealed, hid

Soffi)gainnto,

'

;
I

Soggignere, <o ai/d, rep/y Soggiugnimnto, m. addition, a reply

Soggiuntivo, m. ike subjunctive

Soddacere, io seduce Sodduciranto, m. seduction SoUducitore, m. a seducer Soddurre, (see Sedurre, and its

cuii^iuniy
-

'

obstinacy,

Soffittare, to ceil, to overUiy m. and Soffogazine,f. suffiicaiion Soffogare, io stijle, stiffhcate Soffogato, pari suffocated Soffolto. pari, propt, supported Soffomto, part, vaulted Soffragneo, adj. suffragan,

mood
i

(in

grammar)

Sogginto, pari, added, replied Sogglo, m. the baud of a bridie (also) a kind of tucker tvorn by nuns
;

'

Sodisfare,
satisfy

{see

Soddisfare) to
;

subject

Soffritta,/,
soffratta
i

want, scarcity

Sglia,/, a threshold Sglio, m. a throne ; (also) a threshold S6g\iol!i,f. a sole (a fish)

adj.
to

Sodo,

m. foundation, basis

6ail, security; (also) uncul-

tivated grounds Sodo, adj. firm,

quando sar morto avrai Sognante, di me, you will Sognare, think m'iss me when I am dead
Soffregamnto,

dreaming
dream,
fancy,

solid, steady, constant, thick, hard, sure, strong, intrepid; star sdo, to stand fast; adv. fast,

a gentle friction [offer, or urge Soffregare, to rub gently; to

ScfTifhile, adj. tolerable
\

Sognato, pari, dr'amed Sgno, m. a dream [silk Sia, f. a banter, a rvheedling

Sla,
|

solidly

Soffrlegere, to fry lightly

Soffrire, to suffer, endure Soffritto, a fricassee; adj.

Soducimnto, m. and Soduiine.f. seduction, deceit oofa, m. a sofa, easy seat Soffernte, adj patient, stffer\

Soiire, to rvheedle, to banler a shallop, or great boat Solio, ni. the floor

Solamente, dy. only,

solely

\S6\an.r, f. solander, a disease fried in horses Soffumicare, io smoke, perfume Sofisma, and Sofismo, wi. a SoMno, m. morel (an herb) *>}e Soflfernza, /. patience, tufSoUre, adj. solar, of the sun sophism, a false argument fsrance Sofista, m. a sophist, a so- Solatio, m. a place exposed io Soffervole, adj. tolerable the sun ; part, exposed to the phister **"""""' Sofferi mento, patience sun, sunny Sofisteria, and Sophisticheria, SolFerire, to Soto, pari, nerv saied 'dr^'i endure; f. sophistry sofferirsi, to istainfrom Sciisticamente, adv. sophis- Slatro, i. morel, or night' ' Bofferitre, n. shade "cally, falsely _ Soffermare, to siop^fbr a short Sfsti^TV, to ntrangle, cavil Socdre, to plough to while Sofisticato, adj. rvrangled, Solcato, part, furrorvei Soffermila,/, a pause Solchvole, adj. arable jangled, sophisticated Soffiamnto, m. a blowing. Sofistico, m. a sophist ; adj. slander, breach Solco, m. a furrow, track, sophistical, deceitful Soffiip, to blow to excite, Soggettibile, adj. tameable wrinkle, road, way pant; stir up; soffiarsi il Soggettamente, adv. tervice- Soldino, m. sultan nso, to blow the nose ; soffiare Soldare, to recruit ably, obediently ad un commediante, to Soggettamente, wi. subjection Soldatglia,/, a] troop of bad prompt a player aprir la Soggettare, to subdue soldiers bocca soffiare, to talk at Soggtto, m. a subject, object Soldatsca, and Soldaterfa, /. random the soldiery scoundrels [^ Sogghignare, io smile, simper SofIiat<Sre, m. a blower, prompt- Sogghigno, m. a smile Soldatesco, adj. military '-'"-""' hide SofBccre, to conceal, Soldato, m. soldier, warrior, Soggiacente, par^ iZyerfed Sffice, adj. pliant, soft adj. kept in pay Soggiacere, to be subject Sofficemente, adv. softly Soggiacimnto, m. submission Soldo, m. a p nny, a soldier's Sofficinte, adj. sufficient pay, salary Soggiogala,/ dervlap of beasts Sofficenterante, adv. suffl- Soggiogamento, a subdu- idle, m. the sun ; aver al sdle, ciently, enough [umbrella to have an estate Sofficinza, /. sufficienty, abi- Soggiogare, to conquer, subdue Solcchio, m. a parasol, an lity, skill, abundance Solecismo, m. a solecism Soggiogato, part, subdued Sofficienzia,/ sufficiency Soleggiare, to dry ; the sun Soggiogatre, ni. conqueror Soffitto, m. a pair of bellows Soggiogazine, /. a conquest. Solnne, adj solemn, splendid, Sffiola,/. meliLit an herb) 'tmoua solnne giuocatre, Soffine, m. bellorvs, or cane Soggiogo, m. the dewlap <ifoxen noted gamester
\
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'^

"-

'

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SOL
Solenneggi^re, io solemnize Solennemente, adv. lolemnly Solennit, /. glory, pomp; a
festival day SolennUzre,

SOL
SoUecitiire, to

&0M
Soltinto, ad), only, alone
haste
;

make

to

io celebrate

Solennizzato, part, celebrated, solemnized S'olenni2zazine, /. and SolenSolIecita2:i5ne,/. solicitation

Soltanto, adv. only, but Soltantoch, coni, provided Solbile, adJ su'luble Solvnte, adj. solvent .Solvere, to dissolve ; melt ; io
untie, clare; solve ;

undo
to to
=' il

to resolve, de; free, deliver, abseparate, divide

Solre, to be accustomed ; to use Sollcito, adJ solicitous, arSolrte, adj. careful, matchful dent, uneasy, careful, penSolrzia,/, care, diligence Soletta,/, sole, sock, fool of a Sollecitddine, /. haste, indusstocking Soltto, adj alone, sole Solfa,/, gamut {in music/ Solleticiire, to tickle Solfandria,/. a sulphur mint SoUeticato, ;iar/. tickled Solfanello, m. a match Solltico, a tickling ; an aSolKto, adj. sulphureous musemeni; io son d'ognun Solfeggiare, to sing in gamut proprio solltico, / am the Sdlfo, m. sulphur sport of every body Solforare, to mix sulphur Sollevamnto, m. and SolleSolforato, adj. sulphureous uazidne, /. a lifting, insurSolecchio, m. a varasol, oi umbrella
rection,
revolt,

solve-

--'-

Solvimnto,

untying;

Solutivo, adj solutive Soluto, adj' dissolved, free

Soluzine,/ a solution Soma, /. a burden, a load, e sum; adv. plenliJuUy per

;

use makes all things easy pareggiar le some, to art im

partially

sedition

Somaro, m. an ass
'Someggiare, to carry a burden iomire, m. a beast of burden
!oniig!icI]ite, adj. alike, like

Solidamente, adv. soundly

Soliddre, to consolidate Solidario, adj. (lam term) ; contratto solidrio, a contract in solido, or for the

comfort, a relief Sollevare, to raise up; to assuage ; refresh ; to revolt, to

agitate; sollevarsi, to unbei one's spirits ; to raise up t

Solidzza, and Solidit, /. solidity, soundness Sdlido, adj. solid, thick ; m. a

solid

Somiglianza,/: a resemblance somigliare, to resemble, to compare, to confront Somiglivole, aJJ. resembling.

having
;

sions

(also)

three dimensolido (law

soliloquy

Solildquio,

m. a

SollevatZza,/. sublimity Sollevato, part, lifted, raised Sollevatre, m. a seditious man SoUevaziiJne, /. a sedition, c raising, or lijling up Sollicitamnte, adu. quickly carefully

Sdmma,
result,

/.

a sum, pitch, top,

short

ply

conclusion ; adv. in far s<Jmma, to multi; in smma, in short, in

Sommdcco,
;

SoKngo,
Stlio,

adj. solitary, lonely a throne, or royal seat

Solhcitamnto, m.
Sollicitare,

solicitation.

m. sumach (a shrub) (also) leather tanned with sumach

adv. mightily,

Solitariamente, adv. soHlarity

Solitrio, adj. solitary

to hasten, sollicitirsi, to afflict

urge
one'i

Sommamente,

Soliiudine,/. a solitude Solivago, adi. wandering aloni Sollalzare, lo lift up a little Sollazzare, to divert; sollazzarsi, to rejoice, to recreate

self Sollicitatlvo, adj. soliciting SoIlicitaziiSne,/. solicitation SoUJcito, adj. uneasy, pensive Sollicitudine, /. liaste, quickttes.i, solicitude, care [lief Sollivo, ,n. ease, comfort, reSoUine, m. the dog-days Sollo, ctJJ. mellow, soft,flask

summarily, shortly mare, to St up Sommrio, ni. a summary,

Sommrio,

adj. short, concise,

summary Sommato, part,

Sommergere,
to

cast

up

m.

drown, sub-

Sollazzato, adj. diverted

SoIlazi:at(5re,

SollucheVamnto,
fel-

vi.

tick-

m. a merry

Sollucherdre,
Sollazzrole, adj. merry, plea"llo,

Sollazzevolmente,

adv.

mer-

to tickle adj. alone, lonely ; conj. unless ; adv. but, solely, only ; fui con lui da solo a solo, there mere only he and myself
co:iJ.

Sommrso, part, drowned Sommessamente, adv. submitsively, scftly

Sollazzo, and Sollazzamnto, m. solace, comfort Soiled lerre, to leap fur joy Sollecitamente, adv. diligently.

Soloch,
cept

provided.
SolsUSiart

Sommessidne,/. submission Sommessivo, adj. submissive Sommsso, part, submitted;

SoLsUZidle,
Sols'uzio,

and

m.

solstice

SOP
SoinministrKre, to fu Somministr;(to, pr<. Sommiiiistraziui /

SOP
to

Sonnolnte, and
adj. sleepy

Sonnolnto,

suppose, to

substitute

child

Sommissine,/, stthmi.ssion Sommfsta, m. a compiUr Sommit,/, sumiiit, top; sublimity

Sonnolnza, sleepini siness sonnolnza a lethargy Sonnottire, to spend the night

;

Sopportbile,
tolerable

adj.

sufferablt.

[supremi
adj.

Sonoramente, adv.
Sonorit,/,

harmoni-

Sopportante, adj. patient Sopportare, to suffer, bear up support, endure Sopportato, part, suffered.

Smmo,

Sommssa,/,

highest, chief, instigation, com-

harmony

Sommosso, part, moved Sommovimnto, ni. and Sommozine,/, a

solicitation,

Sonro, ad), sonorous Sntico, adj. heavy, dull Sontuosamente, adv. sumptuSontuosit,/, sumptuousnest Sontuso, adj. sumptuous " )erchi:.mnte, adv. excess[Jluity "ely Soperchiamnto, m. super Soperchiante, adj. affronting

Sopportazine,/, toleration Sopportole, adj. tolerable Soppsto, part, supposed, put

an

Sopprndere,

Sommovitre, m. an imtigit

Sommuovere,

to

move,

ilir

up

Sonaglire, to ring little bells Sonaglita,/. a ringing of lit

tie belts

to surprise Soppressa,/, a press Soppressore, to press, oppress, gtieve Soppressalo, part, pressed; soppresso, part, destroyed Soppressine, /. suppression.

Sonaglira,/, a collar of bells Songlio, m. a little bell; a

bubble

Bonkre,

to

sound, to play on
;

sing around
;

sonare a

rSi:-

Soperchlanza, a villany,profuseness Soperchiare, to offend, cheat affront, abuse, surpass, excel Soperchiato, part, surpassed Soperchiatre, m. an overbearing fellow Soperchieria,/ oppression, inJury, fraud Soperchivole, adj. outrageous.
:

to oppress, suppress Sopprire, m. subprior, vicar Spra, prep, upon, on. over, more, near, above, beyond, except ; morir spra parto, to die in childbed spra motto, ve,y much Soprabbondntc, adj. super;

Sopprimere,

mre tllo, t Soperchio, m. excess, superalarm-bell ; son(rIa a fluity gni soperchio rompe uno, to speak plain to one il coprchio, too much of any put a trick upon one thing is good for nothing Sonta,f. a sonata Soperchio, adj. excessive adv. Soniito, part, sounded Sonatre, m. a rnusician, an Sopire, to quench, suppress, lay
; ;

abundant [ty, excess Soprabbondanza,/. great plenSopra.bbon(iTe,to superabound,

Soprabbondvole, adj. excetS'

to

SoprabbondeTolzza, /. superabundance, excess Soprabbuno, adj. very good,

excellent

instrumenl-player

[ant

Sonatura, and Sonazidne, /. a Sopito, part. suppressed, sound, or ringing drowsy Snco, m. sow-lkistle (a plant) Sopre, m. sleepiness
Sonettante, Sonettalre, and Sonettire, m. a sonnetteer, a composer of sonnets Sonettve, to make sonnets Sonettfno, and Sonettiiccio, m.
Soj)orifero, adj. soporific

Sopracapo, m. a superintendSopracaduto, part, happened

Sopraccaricare, to overload Sopraccirico, m. a new load, surcharge sopraccarico d'un vascllo, a supercargo Sopraccarta,/, a cover Sopraccelste, and Sopraccelestile, adj. super -celestial.
;

Soppalco, m. the ceiling of a

Sontto, m. a sonnet Sonevole, adj. resounding

Soppanre, to line a coat, to mear tnany clothes Soppandto, part, lined, S^c. Soppanno, m. a linitig adv. under the clothes
;

Sonnacchini, adv. drorvsily Sonnacchiso, sleepy. adj.

Sonnecchiare,

and

Sonneg-

giare, to sleep, slumber

Sonnellino, and Sonnlto, m.

a nap Sonniferte, to slumber

little sleep,

Sonnifero, m. an opiate Sonnifero, and Sonnferso,

adj. causing sleep, seporiferous

Snno, m.

sl^ep, rest

Soppassire, to wither Soppestre, to bruise, beat Soppino, adv. softly Soppiantare, to trip up, to supplant Soppiattare, to conceal Soppiatuito, part, hidden. Di soppito, adv. secretly Soppiattne, m. a dissembler, a deceUful man Soppidi^no, m. a kind of box Sopprre, to submit, subdue, to put under : sopporre il parto

mention to [mentioned above Sopraccennato, part, aboveSopracchiro, adj. most evident Sopracchiedre, to exact, ash Sopraccennare,
Sopracchisa,/, a cover Sopraccilo, n. a tester of a bed Sopracciglio, m. eyebron Sopracci), m. a supeiinten-

SOP
Sopracemito, m. the chief officer of a gall fy Sopraccomperire, to overpay Sopraccdnsolo, m. a tribunal
at I'enice

SOP
Sopraspndere,
to

spend (o

Sopraccoprta, /. a
Sopraccdrrere, Sopraccudco,
to

cover;

Soprannominato, part, above-

ma head-cook

run totvardt
;

Sopraspertinza,/. hope Soprassaglinte, m. a pilot SoprassalSre, to oversalt Soprassalire, to attack tmexHedly a reliev,

Sopraddnte, m. a gag-tooth cavallo, di sopraddnti

n-olies' teeth

Soprano,
singer
;

tre

Sopraddte, and Sopraddta, /. paraphernalia, a bride't

Sopraddottre, to give a larger [praise portion Sopraesaltati<5ne,/. uncommon Sopraffaccia,/, a surface Sopraff're, to overpower, opSopraffate, part, overpotvered,
Sopraffine,

adj. su^

Soprassedre, to supersede Soprassegnare, to make sign , Eoprassegndrsi, to near a

Sopransgna,/. a
Soprasscgnto, part, marked Soprassgno, vi. a sign, mark Soprasseminre, to sow again Soprassnno, m. sound sense Soprassrvo, m. worse than a
Soprasste, /. excessive thirst Soprassma,/. a surcharge Soprassustn-Za,/. substance Soprassustanziale, adj. of

Soprantendnia,/. superintenSoprantndere, io surpass in knowledge, to have a superintendency

Sopraffino, adj. superfine, very fine Sopraffiorire, to flourish again Sopraggala, /. the admiral's

and

Soprapagre, ta overpay Soprapparto, adv. in the lying-

iting,

'''?,.

Soprastaranto, m. superiority ; a demurrer (law term) Soprastante, m. a superintendant Soprastnte, adj. high, insolent, dilatory, eminent, imminent

Sopraggiudicre,

to to

command
Soprappino, adj. overplus Soprappigliare, to invade Soprappi, m. the overplus ; adv. moreover, besides Soprapponimnto, m. an opposition

Soprastantemente, 'fly Soprastn2a, /. superinttnd.

Sopraggiugnere,
pected, to

come unex-

add

Soprastre, to command,
quer, restrain, delay.

Sopragginto, part, come upon, overtaken Sopraggrnde, adj. very great Sopraggravre, to overload Sopraggurdia,/. the chief body of the guard Sopraindorre, to double gild Sopralegto, adj. above-men-

Soprappdrre, to put over, add, to join to, set upon ;

prefer.fix

to to

uHout, a
j

Soprappdsta, f. relievo, or branched work Soprapp<5sto, part put over Soprapprndere, to surprise

Soprattenre, to detain Soprattto, adv. on the roof Sopratini, a delay, respite Sopratiitto, above all

Sopravanzamnto, m.

the over-

Soprapprendimnto, m.
prising, surprise

sur-

hand

lifted

up
;

insolently

immoderately m. a blow epilogue given by lifting up one's hand Soprammatone, m. a thin brick Soprarragionre,

Soprapprso, part, surprised "loprarragionamnto, m. an

plus SopravaiiZare, to surpass, fj> eel to spout out Sopravanzo, m. remainder.

;

Soprammentovto,
mentioned

adj. above-

[further to add, to say Soprarrecato, adj. above-said Soprarrivare, to happen unexpectedly,

Sopra vvedre,
tively

io observe atten-

[wary

come a

Sopravveduto, adj. cautious, Sopravvegnnte, adj. unex-

Soprararaisura, adv. extremely Soprammdo, adv. extremely

Sopramontare,

to

^row up

Soprasbrga, / a Soprascritta, / a a superscription, or airection

Soprascritto,
part.

Sopravvegnnza,
.

/.

unexpected

Soprinimo,a<f 1'. rvith animosity Soprannaturale, adj. superSoprannestare,

ingraft

above\

Sop

Soprascrftto, m. inscription, epitaph Soprascrlvere, to superscribe Soprascrizine, /. an inscrip-

SOR
Koprarvnto, m. a favonrahle
rvind

SOS
Sorvenfre, to come, t unexpectedly Sorvlvere, to survive Sorvolare, to fly high Soscrltto, pari, subscribed
Soscrittre, i. a subscriber Soscrlvere, to subscribe Soscri-ane,/. subscriptin Sospeccire, to suspect
;

an

insull,

an affront
io

S(5rdo,

venir

sopravrnto,

tur-

Sordizia,/. niggardliness adj. deaf, inexorable ; lantrna sdrda, a dark lantern : lima srda, a file which makes no noise in

fling
dalla pioggia, caught in the rain Sopra vvste,and Soppravvsta, /. a trooper's cloak, a coat of mail, a surtout Sopravvlncere, tupeio be
ti

Sorlla,/, a sister, a nun Sorgnte,/ a source, cause

SiSrgere, to rise, arise, spring

Sorgozzdne, m. a prop, a stay acufT, a blow

rior

to excel,

surpass very

Sopravvivente, adj. surviving Soprav vivnza, f. survivance Sopravvivere, to survive Sopravvivolo, . house-leek Sopreccednte, adj. excessive

Sori, 7)1. vitriol, a mineral Sorlce, m. a mouse, or rat Soricigiio, adj. mouse-coloured Sormontante, adj. surmounting, above

Sospndere, to hang up, suspend, delay, put off Sospensine, /. suspension,

uncertainty, suspense, doubt, a hanging up, delay, cessa-

Sospensivamente, adr. irresolutely [doubtful Sospensivo, adj. ambiguous. Sospensrio, m. a suspensory Sospso, adj. stispended, ambiguous, perplexed ; star sospso, to be perplexed Sospettamente, adv. in a suspi-

Sopreccednza,/, excess
Sopreccellnte, adj. most excelSoprillstre, adj. trious

most

illus-

Sormontare, to grow, to surmount, excel, mount above Sornacchire, to spit, or cough Sorncchio, m. large spittle Soro, adj. sorrel (a darkish colour in horses) Sordre,/. (Latin word) sister Sorpassante, adj. surpassing,
excellent

tuperin/. tendency Soprintndere, to superintend

Soprintendnza,

Sorpassare, to surpass, excel

swelling;
disease)

splint

(liorse's

Sorprendnte, adj. surprising Sorprndere, to surprise Sorprsa,/, surprise Sorprso, part, surprised
to

Sopnimno, adj. extraordinary Sorquidrsi,

Soprusre, to misuse Sopruso, m. an injury Soqquadrate, to overthrow overthrow,

grow proud

Soqquadro, m. ruin Sorre, (in hawking) to soar up Srba, f. a sorb-apple Sorbetto, m. sherbet ; iceSorbtoo, adj. of a sour taste Sorbire, to absorb, to swallow Sorbito, part, absorbed Srbo, m. a sorb-apple-tree Sorb<5ne, m. a cunning man, a
Sorciia,/, a nest efrats

Sdrra,/. the flank oftunny-fish pickled Sorrecchiare, to listen to Sorrggere, <o support, sustain,

prop
Sorridnte, adj. smiling Sorridere, to smile, to simper
Sorriso, m. a smile, simper Sorsaltre, to leap over Sorsre, to sip up, to sip Srso, m. and Sorsata,/, a sip.

Sospettre, to suspect, mistrust Sosptto, m. suspicion Sosptto, adj. suspicious, suspected [ciously Sospettosamente, adv. suspiSospettso, adj. suspicious Sospezine,/ suspicion Sospicre, to suspect Sosplgnere, to push, thrust, force, induce, incite Sospignimnto, m. and Sospinta, /. a push, shove, impulse, persuasion, inducement, in-

Srta,/, sort, kind, species Srte, /. fate, destiny, event, chance, loss ; pel srte, adv.

Sosplngere, (see Sosplgnere) Sospinta, and Sospinzine, /. a push, insligaiion, impulsion Sospinto, part, pushed, shoved Sospirante, adj. sighing Sospirare, to sigh, wish for.
Sospirato, part, desired, wished

by chance mttere alla srte,

;

for
Sospirvole,
adj.

Srcolo, m. a graft, or scion Sordacchine, m. a deaf man Sordggine,/, deafness

io

venture; pigliar srte, to

sighing,

groaning
Sorteggiare, to augurate, allot Sortire, m. a sorcerer Sortilgio, m. sorcery Sortilego, m. a sorcerer, a
Sorliinnto, tit.
Sortire, to

Sordamente, adv.
ly, privately

softly, gent-

Sordamnto, . deafness Sordastro, adj. deafish Sordzza, /. deafness Sordidamente, adv. sordidly Sordidezza,/, deformity, dirliSdrdido, adj. sordid, covetous Sordina, /. and Sordino, m. check in a repeating watch ; sanare la sordina, to pretend to It deaf
Sordit,/, deajness, surdity

Sospiro, . a sigh, or groan Sospirso, adj. doleful, groaning, Tvrelched Sospif ine, /. suspicion Sosspra, adv. upside down ; m,
quiet

an overturning an assortment draw lots, to sally Ssta,/, rest, peace,

;

ftrth

sortire in the field :

go out elect, choose ; campagna, to take non so che sortiranno i miei disegni, I do not know wimt will be the issue of
:

Sostantivo, m. a substantive Sostanza,/, substance

my designs

Sostanziale, adj. substantial Sostanzialit,/ substance Sostare, to hold, stop Sostgno, m. prop, help, a*-

Scruta, /. issue, event, an asfortment, choice a sally

;

support Sostenente, adj. sustaining

sistance,

SOT
Sostenn:T3,/. tvjjerance, sub sistence.fvod Sostenre, to sustain, uphold.,
assist, dffind, snjffir, endure Sostenimnto, and Sostentamnto, m. maintenance, food,

SOV
Soverchiamente, adv.
sively

txett

Sottilizzare, /o subtilize Sottilmente, adi', subtly, art-

overch!Knza,/. a cheat ,a trick Soverchiare, to exceed, excel,

to overset

support, prop, sufferance, relief

Sostenitre,

m. a

protector,

fully, cunningly ottintndere, to understand otto, prep, under, with Stto, adv. under, beneath Sottocalze, /. pi. under-sioek-

Soverchivole, adj. superfluous Sovrchio, m. the overplus Sovrchio, adj. needless, or

Sostentcolo, support

ni. (see

Sostgno)

Sovrchio, adv. excessively So^Ta, adv. upon, on, over TabbondnZa, /. a super"'"

Sostentamnto, m. a support, prop, maintenance Sostentare, to feed, maintain, support: sostento prop, trsi, to drfend, or nourish
one's self

cellar

Sovraccennto,
lentioned

adj.

above-

Sostentato, part, nourished Sostentatre, n. a protector Sostentazine, /. a mainte-

Sottocre, to touch gently Sottocppa,/, a salver Sottocuco, ni. a/1 under-cook Sottoilivldere, <o subdivide Sottogiacre, (see Soggiacere) Sottogta, /. the dewlap of an

Sovracrscere, io grotv out Sovraffamso, adj. yncst fa-

Sorraggingere,
expectedly

to

happen un-

Sovraggrnde, adj. most great Sovraillstre, adj. most illutSoTranamnte,ff<f 1'. sovereignly Sovraneggiare, to domineer Sovranit,/ sovereignty So\Tannaturle, adj. super turai, miraculous Sovrano, m. a sovereign

Sostenutzza,/. gravity, pride

Sostituire, to substitute Sostituito, adj. substituted Sostituito, m". a substitute

Sottomano, m. a stroks

tvilh

Sostituzine,/,

an

e7itail (larv

(secretly), deceitfully

Sottana,/, a cassock, petticoat Sottcchi, and Sottcco, adv.

Sottomessine, ni. submission Sottomettere, to submit

Sottomettersi, to yield

Sovrano, adj. sovereign,

enti-

Sottentramnto, m. succession Sottentrre, to creep under,

to succeed, to introduce one's

self

Sottentrazine,
U7ider

a creeping

Sottoponlmnto, m. subjection Sovran2re, to surpass Sottoprre, to put under, to Sovrappino, adj. over-full subdue, subject Sovrappi, m. the overplus Sottoposizine, subjection Sovrasaltirc, tu pant ; to attack Sottoprire, m. a sub-prior vigorously Sottordinto, adj. subordinati Sovrastaranto, m. inspection
Sottorldere, to smile Sottoscdtto, m. the trigger Sottoscritta, a subscription Sottoscrivere, to subscribe Sottoscrizine,/, subscription Sottospra, adv. upside-down Sottostare, to be subject Sottotlngere, to give the first

Sotterfugio, m. shift, evasion Sotterra, adv. under ground Sotterramnto, m. burial Sotterrneo, adj. subterraSotterrre, to bury, to oppress Sotterrato, part, buried Sotterratre, m. a burier Sotterratrio, m. a burial SottigUaranto, ni. a diminishSottigliare,<o subtilize, sharpen.

Sovrastante, nt. an overseer Sovrastnza, /. superintendSovrastare,

(also) to
to

superintend

tarry

Sovrattollerare, to tolerate Sovreccellnte, adj. most excellent

dye Sottovnto (essere), rvind against

to

Sovrempire, to heap up have the Sovrsso, adv. over, or upon Sovroffaa; a grievous of-

Sottovste, m. a waistcoat Sottovce, adv. softly, or with

Sovrumano,
Sovvallo,
ni.

adj. supernatural

drink-money

Sottraimnto, m.
'.way

Sottiglizza,/, subtilty, sharp-

Sovvenvole adj. helpful Sovvenimnto, ni. assistance

Sovvenire, to help, supply, to be useful, to do good by ;

Sottigliume, m. thin food Sottile, m. Jiecessity, rvant

Sottile, adj. subtle', fine, light
sottile
i

ing
vita

ingegno, a penetratgenius: menare un

sottile,
to

live

penti

ously

deducted, abated Sottrattdre, m. stducer Sottrazine, /. a subtraction Sovnte, adv. often Sovnte, adj. fi equent Soventemente, ndv. oftentime

Sovvenitre, m. a benefactor Sovvenzine,/, help, subsidy Sovversine, /. subversion, a rising on the stmrmch Sowrso.parf. subverted Sovvrtere, and Sovvertire, is overthron; subveit

SPA
Sovrertimnto, m. overthrow
destroyer SoTvertitre, Suzio, m. companion Sozzamente, ade. dirtily,

SPA
port, assist
to
;

SPA
Sparire, to disappear, to

volger le spille,
;

edipM

run away

alle spalle, at

Spallccio,

tn.

shoulder-

ihamefuUy
Sozzare, to stain, dirty Sozzzza,/. dirtineit
S(52zo, adj. dirty, foul, shameful, bad; ugly, drformed Sozzdpra, adv. one with ano-

Soi're,

and

SoiJftme,

m.

filthinei.i,

foulness

Spallre, to break the shoulder Spalleggiare, to walk well; to support, protect Spalltta,/, rails, parapet Spallira, /. an espalier : tht first bench of rowers in a galley ; the back of a chair Spallire, m. thefirst rower in

Sparizione./, a disappearing Sparlamnto, m. slandering Sparlare, to slander Sparlatre, m. a slanderer Sparmire, to spare

Spamaizamnto, m. a squandering, profusion

Spamazire, to squander away Spamafzatre, m. a spendthrift

Spamiccire,

to disperse, seat-

Sozzura,

/. nastiness

Spaccamnto, m. a splitting Spaccamonte, m. a boaster

Spaccare,
to
split,

cleave

spaccarsi, to crack, chap Spaccatura,/, a chap, cleft

Spalmare, to careen a ship Spalmata,/, a blow onthepalrr, of one's hand Spalto, m. afioor, pavement

Spro, m. a discliarge, volley Sparpagliare, to scatter about Sparpagliatarante, adv. con-

Spacciabile, adj. vendible Spacciare, to sett, put off, to dispatch, speed; spacciarsi
St, to se

Spampanare, Spampanata,
off leaves
;

to strip

Sparsamnte, adv. separately

Sprso, part, dispersed, scat tered vanished, disappeared SparJine,/. an effusion Spartamnte, adv. severally Spartatamnte, adv. amply Sparlato, part, divided, cut in
;

/. the pulling a boasting, osten-

upfor
self:

'0
)

dis-

Spampanaiidne,

entangle

one'

/. the rubbing off the superfluous leaves

;

ben spacciar midi' Spndere, to spill, pour out non so come, I wish to be rid spandersi, to overflow, of this man, but I do not know Spandimnto, m.asheddin
Spacciatamnte, adv. quickly
Spacciatfvo, ad;, expeditious Spacciato, part, sold, dispatch ed, published; past hopes of

two
Spartfbile, adj. divisible

Spartigine,

Spaiiire,<o take off the lime; spanirsi, to get out of the bird'lirrie, or a scurvy

mnto, m. a

and Sparti/. division, parti-

Spacciatre, m. a boaster SpiCccio, m. sale, utterance

dispatch, expedition ; spaccio, to sett, put off

Spaccne, m. a bully Spada,/, a sword, a

Spadacciata, /. a th

dire Spantre, to rvonder " panto, aiij, spread, or diffused pompous, rich
Spappolarsi, to melt, dissolve Sparaghella,/, a sow-thistle Sparagiia, /. an asparagus-

Spartfre, to part, divide Spartitamnte, adv. separately Spartiiine,/. share, division Sparto, part scattered SparvierSto, adj. swift sailing Sparvieratre, m. a falconer

Sparrire, and Sparviro, m. a hawk, or falcon drizzare il

;

ord-fish

becco allo sparvire,

to at-

Spadaccfno, m. a swordsman Spadacciudla, /. sword-grasi or gladder Spadio, m. a sword-cutter Spadata, / a thrust with

Sparagio,

asparagus
to save,

Sparagnare,
Spciralrabo,

spare

Spanito,

arf;.

slender, thin

m. a workman's Spsa,/, ajlal basket Spdsima, / a swoon, convulSpasimre, long for,

in
love
;

Sparare, to draw the bowels ; to Spad<5rno, m. a hobbing-hook shoot, dart ; to unfumish ; to Spadiglia,/. spadilla. at ' unlearn (forget) Spadulre, to drain mar Sparata, /. a bravado (boastSpagliare, to winnow, cl ing) Spago, m. packthread Spaiato, tn. the bo.iom cfa shirt Spaiam(-nto, m. a paiiii Sparatre, m. a shooter Spaiare, to unmatch, pai . Sparecchiare, to clear a table Spalancare, to set wide open, to Sparcchio, m. the act of clearspeak plain ing a table Spalare, to take away with Sparggio, m. disproportion s/wvel tn take away the Sprgere, to spread, pour out ; preps from under trees to extend, display to publish. SpalcSre, to pull down ajlooi Spildo, m. a jutting out of a Spargimnto,/ diffusion, effu-

sword

[to fish

to to

faint away, to be passionately

ste,

spasimar di

to be very thirsty : spasimar la rba,' to dissipate one's

state

Spasimatamnte,
sionately

adv.

pas-

Spasimato, part, fainted away,

or amorous Spsimo, m. a convulsion, or
['elf

distraction Spargitore di sngue, a

sion
;

mur-

276

SPA
S;>3S5eggire, io nalk Spassvole, adj. diverting Spassionarsi, ta divest one's ttif
t'f passion

SPE
a glass

SPE
Spellicciatra,/. a reprotff;

wrangling among doge

Specchire,
io look, to look in
;

Spassionatamente, adv.nuthout
Spassionatzza,
Spassionato,
sible

or examine

prepossession, coolly /.
adj.

Spcchio, m. a looking-lass
apathy,
insen;

Speciale, adj. special

groundsel (a plani) Spelnca,/, a den, cave Spme, m. hope Spendente, adj. prodigai, proSpellicisa, /.

cool,

Specialmente, adv. specially Spcie, /. species, sort fo figure; far spr'- ';
-

fu,.

Spndere,

to

spend, employ, to

Spasso, m. a pastime, pleasure

jmpre

Spendimnto, m. expense Spenditre, m. a spendthrift;

a purveyor, provider Spennacchiare, to pull off th
feathers

dare spasso, io di veri, amuse andar a spasso, to take a n^alk

;

Specificamente, adv. peculiarly, chiefly

Spastre, to unpaste to clean, take offSpastoiare, to lake nfTthefeltert

;

Spastoiarsi, to disintricate one's self

Specificare, lo specify Specificazine, /. specifying Specifico, adj. specific Speciso, adj. pretty, fine Speco, m. It cave, cavern

Spenncchio, m. a plume, or Uher* feathers Spennare, to pick out the ftaSpensieratggine, /.

ness, folly

careless-

Sptola,/, a spatula, or slice Spatriare, to banish one from

his country Spavalderia, /. impudence

Spavaldo, adj. impudent Spavnio, ti. the spavin

Specolre, (see Speculare) Spcolo, n. a microscope Specula, j: an observatory Speculare, to speculate Speculativa, /. the speculative faculty Speculativamente, adv. speculatively

Spensieratamente, adv.

cart-

Spensierato, adj. neglectful rtmgi ished Spent Spenzolare, io hang, dangle

Spa/ . n. fear, fright Spaventante, adj. frightful Spaventare, to frighten; to doubt, or fear Spaventazidne,/ alright Spaventvole, udj. frightful
it.-iggir
-

Spav

Speculativo, adj. speculative Speculatore, m. a speculator Speculazine,/, speculation Speculo, ni. a den, cave Spedale, m. an huSjAlal Spedalire, m. hospitaller (a

Spenzolne, and Spenzoldni, adj. dangling, hanging down Spra, /. a sphere, globe, a
looking-glass Sperale, adj. spherical, round

Spaventa volninte, adv. frightfully

Spavento, m. fright, terror Spaventso, adj. fearful, timid

dreadful

knight of Malta) Spedallngo, ni. the director of Sprdersi, io fall away Sprgere, to disperse, waste Spedato, part, fatigued, tired Spedatra,/. weari,iess Spedinte, m. an expedient ;
adi. necessary, fu

Speranza,/, hope Speranzso, adj. full (if hope Sperare, to hope for Sprdere, to dissipate, ruin
;

to

Spedire,
spedirsi,

Spaurcchio, m. a scareeroru Spaurire, to frighten Spaurvole, adj frightful Spaurimnto, m. fear, fright
Spaurire, to terrify Spaziare, to wander Spazieggiare, to distance, leave

end dispatch, io io make haste, '

o,

tngle
distinctly

self

Spergiuratre, m. a perjurer Spergiuraiidne,/. perjury Spergiuro, m. a perjurer per;

Speditamente,

adv.

quickly,

Speditezza,/, speed, quickness Speditivamente, adv. expedi-

Sprico, adj. spherical Spericolarsi, to expose one's

to

sclji

danger
adj.

Spericolato,

fearful

Spazivole, adj. spacious, vast Spzio, 7/1. space, place

Spaziosita, f. extent Spaziso, adj. spacious, ample

Sperinza,/. experience Sperimentale, espcriadj.

Spedizine,/, expedition, speed,
diligence

S\iazzacaminino,m. a chimneySpazzafdi
,

Spgnere,

to

extinguish

Sperimentare, Sperimentato,

to experience

part,

expcri.

!.

a drag,

Spazzarant eeping Spazzare, io sweep, dea Spazzatolo, m. a mop

Spazzatura,^-, siveepings

enced. skilful Spegnimnto, m. extinction Spegnitio, m. an exlin- Sperimnto, m. experiment Sprma,/, sperm, or seed Spelagre, to come out of the Sperratico, adj. spermatic sea ; to be free Spmere, to couiemn, despise-

Spazzino, m. a sweeper Spzzola, switch

/.

brush,

Spelare, to pull off the hair ; spelarsi, to lose one's hair Spelazzre, to picK wool SpelaJzIno, m, a wool-picker " llta,/. spelt (a J of corn

Speronare, to spur Sperne, m. a spur

Sperperamnfo,

ni.

wasting

Sperperare, to 'isiipuie Sperperatre. ni. a diesipalorSprpero, ni. havoc, ruin

tn

SPI
-Sperticato,
tall

adj.

tlender

and\ Spiagidne,

Sprto, adj. expert, skilful Sperverllre, to pervert Spsa, /. expense, cost ; fer le spese ad uno, to defray one's Portar la spesa, expenses.

/. and Spiamento, Spigionato, adj. empty (not let) m. spying, rvat'ching Spianamnto, m. a levelling Spfgnere, to push, thrust a demolishing ; interpreta- Spigo, m. natd, or lavetider
:

worth one's ivhile Spesare, to defray Spessamente, adv. often Spessamento, m. o tKickening
to Ve
to thicken thickness Spessa2i<5ne,

Spiandre, to level, demolish, raze to explain, unravel Spianata,/, and Spianato, n. an esplanade Spianato, adj. flat, even, le;

Spigolare, to glean Spigolatdre, . a gleaner Spigolatura,/, gleaning SpigoUstro, m. hypocrite Spigolo, m. a corner Spigdso, adj. full of ears of
Spilla,/, a pin Spillaccherre, to clean rvool Spillare, to broach, or tap; to
tl'Op, distil

velled

Spessre,

Spesseggiamnto, m.

repeti-

Spesseggi^e, to reiterate Spesszza,/, thickness

Spessire, ^o thicken Spessita,/, density (thickness) Spsso, adj. thick, dense Spsso, adv. often Kpetrre, to mollify, soften Spettibile, adj. remarkable Spettcolo, m. spectacle

Spianatio, m. a roller Spianatdre, m. a pioneer Spianatura, and Spianazidne, /. a levelling, a making even Spiano, m. esplanade

Spillatiira,/. a broaching Spiantamnto, m. destruction, Spillettaio, m. a pin-maker [out Spilltto, m. a small pin ruin Spiantare, to raze, undo ; to root Spilleltdne, m. a large pin Spillo, m. a pin, gimiel ; the Spiare, to spy, seek Spiatre, m. a spy, emissary Spilluzzicare, to taste Spiattellare, to speak plain SpilliSzzico, adv. little by Utile ; Spica.f.earofcorn

Spiccante, adj.

bright,

shin-

Spett&e,

to belong to spectator Spettatre, Spettazidne,/. expectation on(fs open Spettorirsi, to

Spttro,

m. a

spectre,

phan-

Spezile, m.

an apothecary:

[culanty adj. special Spezialit, /. specialty, partiSpezialmente, adv. specially

Spzie, /. species, kind, sort
colour, pretence
;

(also) spiceS;

Spezielta,/. specialty Spezieria,/. apothecary's shop

spices

Spilnca, /. a cave, den Spilorceria,/, sordidness Spilrcio, adj. stingy, sordid Spimaccire, to smooth a bed Spina,/ a thorn the bone of a eels all other flowers Spiccar salti, to leap fish; the back-bone; a puncheon, or jpinch Spiccar le pardle, to speak dieSpindce, m. spinage (an herb) Spinalo, m. a thorny bush Spicchio, m. a clove qf garlic Spinare, to prick n-ith thorns a quarter (of any fruit) Spinlla,/ spinel/a (a ruby) Spicciare, to rush out, rise Spinllo, m. a sea-fsh Spicciarsi, to make haste Spicciolare, to take out the Spinto, HI. a thorny place Spintta,/, a spinet, or smaU grain ; to pluck the leaves harpsichord Spicciolatamente, adv. little
i

altri

fior

-.

by

little

Spingarda,

/.

kind

qf

SpeZiosamnte. adv. speciously Speziosita,/. uncommon beauty Spezioso, adj. beauteous, spe-

Spicco, m. lustre, brighine Spidocchiare, io cleanse

gun
the

head from vermin Spide, and Spido, m. a

Spezzamento, m. a rupture (a
breaking) Spezzare, to break

Spingere, to jog one's feet Spingere, to push, or thrust impulse ; m. spit. Sp'mgimnto, spingimnto di vento, the iug of ti Spiegbile, adj. explicable Spino, m. a thorn Spiegamnto, m. explanation Spiegare, te explain ; to unfold, Spinosit, /. spinosity, difficulty

Spezzar la testa ad

ano,

to

Spezzatamente, adv separately Spezzatura,/, a rupture Spia,/, a spy, emissary Spiacnza,/. displeasure
Spiacre, to displease Spiacvole, adj. disagreeable Spiacevolmute, adv. disagreeably Spiacevolzza, /. disagreeable-

Spiegatura, /. inierpretation unravelling Spiegazine, /. explanation Spiegazzare, to rumple Spieggiire, to spy often Spiet,/, cruelty Spietatamente, adv. cruelly Spietatzza,/, barbarity
Spietato, adj. cruel, fierce

Spinso, m. a hedgehog Spinso, adj. thorny Spinta./, a thrust, push

Spiombare, heavy

to

unlead, to be very

Spine, m. a scout, a spy Spiovere, to cease from rainSpippoldre, to sing out qffancy.

Spiga,/ an ear 0/ corn

Spganrdo, m. svikenard (a Spira,/, aspirai line Spiraglio, a breathing-hole.

adj.

spiral

(like

SPO
Spirale, m. a spiral line

SPO
Spdglia,/. spoil, booty ; clothes, cast off clothes ; shell, bark Spogliagidne, f, and Spoglii mento, m. a stripping off;

SPR
Sprre,
to expose, explain; ta venture, hazard, to lay down

Spiralmente, adv. spirally Spiramnto, m. a br'.athing Spirante, adj. expiring, dying to Spirare, to breathe, blow inspire, suggest ; to expire,
;

depriving plunder
;

Spogliare,
to

to

pillage,

undress, strip rob / to deprive.

Sprta,/, abas.icet Sportire, to shoot, or jut cut Sportellre, to open the wicket Sportello, m. a wicket; apaiiti
Sprto, m. a projecture

Spirazidne,

inspiration, f. respiration, breath ; hint, light Spiritale, adj. vital, of life ; spiritual Spiritalmnte, adv. spiritually

Spoglia

dressing-

sprte, te

Spogliatdre, m. robber Spogliatura,/. a stripping Spogliazza, /. a blow given

yruy earnestlv
Snortna,/. a large basket Sprtula, /. fees (given
to

on the naked body

sessed rvith the devil Spiritare, to be possessed the devil ; to be affrighted Spirito, m. spirit, tvit, s life, ghost : spirituality, piety

dare

Ir

spogliazza ad
strip a house

una
/.

casa, t [tur

Spglio,
;

m. spoil,

Spela e spula,

booty, fumi o rveaver's

justices) spouse, bride Sposallzia, /. and Sposalizio, espousals (wedding)

Spsa,/

Sposamnto,

marriage

riconfortare gli spiriti, to recover one's self; render lo

spirito, to die Spirit<5so, adj. spirituous, tvi

ingenious
Spirituale, adj. spiritual, pious,
Spiritualit, /. godliness Spiritualizz^e, to tpiritualize, sanctify Spiritualmente, adv. spiritually ; by exhalation Spiro, m. breath, or spirit Spirto, m. spirit (in poetry) Spiumacciare, to stir up a bed,
to smooth it Spiumacciata, f. a blow

rvith

the

hand

Spiumare, to plume, peck Spizzeca, m. andf. a miser Spizzico (fare a), to do a liUle
Splebefre, to ennoble

Splendnte, adj. bright, shining, splendid

Splendentemente, adv. splendidly, nobly

Splndere,

to shine, glitter

Splendidamente, adv. sumpSplendiilezza, and Splendidi t, f. splendour, pomp Splndido, adj. splendid, bright

Splendiranto, and Splendre,

m. splendour, lustre Splenetico, adj. splenetic, gloomy

Splenico, adj splenetic Spodeitarsi, to abdicate,
re-

shuttle Sposare, to marry, to wed Spolpare, io pick the Jlesh off Sposerccio, adj. marital, con the bone ; to deprive, rob jugal Spolpo, adj. lean, thin ; deeply Spositre, m. a commentator Sposizjne, /. exposition Spoltrirsi, Spoltrirsi, and Spol- Spso, m. a husband tronirsi, to shake off idleness Spossare, to debilitate Spolveramra, m. a mean Spossatamente, adv. weakly Spossato, adj. weak, faint fellow Spolverare, to sitake off the Spostarsi, to go out of one's dust to search way Spolverizzo, coal dust Spotestare, to deprive of power Spolverizzare, to pulverizi Spranga,/, a plane, c dovetail powder over [drarvng Sprangare, io join with a doveSplvero, m. a transparent tail, to be angry Spnda,/, a shore, hank Sprngr usci, to barricade Spondo, m. spondee Sprangar calci, to give kicks Spndilo, and SpdnduU, SpraSzre, to water spondylus fa joint of the Sprizzo, m. a watering back-bone) Sprecamnto, jn. a wasting Sprecare, to waste, consume Spon^so, adj. spongy Sprecatre, m. a spendthrift Sponim^nto, m. exposition Sprecatra,/. iavishness Sponitre, m. an interpreter Sponsallzia, j' and Sponsallzio, Sprecipitre, {see Sprofondare) m. a wedding, esptmsal Spregvole, adj. despicable Sponsallzio, adj. nvplial Spresevolmnte, adv. scornfully, proudly Spontaneamente, adv. sponSpregiamnto,'m. contempt usly Spregiente, adj. disdainful Spontaneit,/. Spregiare, to despise, disdain Spontneo, an goregiatdre, m. a despiser spontaneous, free "' Spontdne, m. a spontoon rC'givole, adj. contempiiSpopolare, to depopulate Spopolazidne, /. depopulation Sprgio, ft contempt, disdain Spoppamnto, m. a meaning Spregiudicai, part, unpre:

Spoppare, to wean Sporcamente, adv. dirtily Sporcare, to dirty, foul

Sporcherla, f.Jilthiness Sporchzza,/, naslinett
Sporcificre, to soil, spot Sporciiza,/. JiWAine ; Ivxury, ,j obscenity Sporco, adj. filthy, dirty

Spregnire,

to

bring forth

Sprmere,

to press, squeeze; it express, utter

Spodestato,

adj.

impetuous.

Spremitura,/ squeezing Spressaninte, adv expressly

i

Spressidne, /. expression Sprsso, ._, ..., plain , adj. _,_^. express, ^^ ^ Spretarsi, to Uave offthe prietf.

Sprgere,

to stretch out, to jut

ly habit

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SPR
Sprezy^ile, adj. detpieaUe Sprezzamnto, m. contempt Sprezzante, arlj. ditdainfut Sprezzare, to despise Sprezzatre, m. a despiter Sprezzevoimnte, adv. contempluously Sprz2o, m. contempt
Spruziare,

SQU
Spruzzglia,/. a drtxzling ra

Squadra,/, a squadron, legion

Sruizamnlo, m. watering to water ;

Squadrare,

Sprazzo, m. aspersion Spruzzolare, to drizile,

to

spnnKle Spugna,/, a sponge

Spugnosit,
/.

squa eak,te

Squadrature,
spongtous

Sprigionamnto, m. a release
Sprigionare,
to set at liberty

Spugnso,
Sprimacciare,
bed
to stir

adj. spongious

an observer Squadratura,/, a squaring Squadro, m. scale (a sea- fish)

a squaring Squadronare, squadrons
to

a feather-

Sprimere,

express Sprimimnto, m. expression Springre, to n'ag one's legs

to

Spulare, to winnow corn Spulcellre, to dejloiir Spulciare, to take off the fleas

draw

troops in

Sprocco, m. a bud, band {mood)

Sprofondamnto, m. a destrucEprofondnte, weight Sprofondare, to sink

ruin, destroy
;

Spuleggire, and Spulezzre, to run away quickly Spulzzo, m. a hasty flight Spuma, foam, or froth Spumare, to foam, or froth Spumeggiare, to froth

Squadrne, m. squadron
Squagliare^ to liquefy, melt Squallidzza,/, paleness, leatf
Squllido,
adj.
i.

pale, sailor

gloomy, sad
Squallre,

Spumtfero, and Spumso, adj.

deadly

pala-

foaming

down

to

to

dig to the

Sprofondato, m. a bottomless Sprolungiire, to prolong, defer Spromeltere, to go back from

Spronio, m. a spur-maker Spronare, to spur, incite Spronta,X- a spurring Sprdne, m. a spur the beak head of a ship dar degli sproni, to spur a spron battti,/u//
; : ;

Spuntare, to shoot forth, to peep to blunt, to blot off to raze spuntare alcuna csa, to bring about alio spuntar del giorno, at break of day. Questa rosa comincia a spuntare, this rose begins to blow Spuntatura,/, a blunt point Spuntellare, to take away the props pnto, adj. pale, Spuntonata, /. o blow with a
; ; ;

Squma,

Squamso,

/. and Squamo, m. scales offish, Sec or a shell adj. scaly, full qj

Squarciamnto, m. a reni
Squarciare, to ^ear, rend to open wide Squarciascco, (guardare a) to look askerv, sideways Squarciata,/, a cutting blow Squarcidtura,/. a rent Squrcio, ni. a rent, or gash Squarcidne, m. a boa.tter Squarquoio, adj. filthy and
;

Spronclla,/. the rowel of a spur Spropire, to dispossess Spropiazidne,/. a dispossession Sproporzionale, part, disproSproporiionalit,
tioned

/
to

dispropor-

Sproporzionare,

make un-

Spuntne, m. a spontoon (a kind of half pike) Spunzecchiato, adj. stung Spudla,/. a weaver's shuttle Spurre, to purge, cleanse Spurgamnto, m. a purging Spurgare, to purge, spit Spurgazine,/, a purging Spurgo, m a purge, spitting
Sprio, adj. spurious (bastardy) Sputacchiitre, to spit qften ; or

old

Squartare, to quarter Squartata,/, a quartering Squartatdre, a hangman Squasimodo, m. a fool, a*

Squasser, to shake, jog Squasso, m. a hard shake Squdla, /. a little bell a sea;

Sproporzionito, adj. unequal Sproporzine,/, disproportion Spropositare, to talk idly ; to

onion, squill Squillare, to ring, to sound Squfllo, m. a sound, gimlet

Spropositamnte, adv. unseti

sonably Ifoolish Spropositato, adj. unseasonable. Spropsito, m. folly, silliness Spropridre, to dispossess Sprovamnto, m. a trial

Sputacchira,/, a spUting-box Sputacchio, m. a spittle Sputare, to spit; sputr tnze, to speak in sente sputir senno, lo affect to be

Squinanzfa,/ SquintemSre,
sitely

Squinante. m. Me flower of a smelling bulrush the quinsy

to

Squisitamente,

disorder adv. exqui-

Sputasnno, m. a pretender

to

Sprovvedre,

to leave destitute

Uarn
Sputatndo, m. i Sputo, m. spittle Spuzzdre, to stink Squaccherare, toad hastily peruse a Squadernare, to book to open wide to declare, show ; examine. to
:

Sprovvedutamente, adv. imprudently Sprovveduto, and Sprovvisto,

adj unprovided, destitute Spruffare, to traler

Squisitzza,/, exquisilenesa Squisfto, adj. exquisite to poll at Squittinare,

election

an

Sprunare,

to cut .iff'thorns

Squittinatdre, m. a poller Squittlno, m. a poll Squittire, to bark, yelp Sradicamnto, m. a rooting up.

SlJruiiggio,

and Spruneggidio, m. iroom fa plant J

STA
SragionToIe,
adj.

unreaton-

Sregolatzza,/, debauchery Sregolato, adj. disorderly

Srevernte, adj. irreverent Srevernza, f.' irreverence Sriigginfre, to take the rust off Stabbiare, to fold cattle Stbbio, m. manure, dung
Stbile,
adj.
stable,

lasting,

firm
Stabilimnto, m. establishment
Stabilire, to establish; to depute, prefer Suxb\lii,f. stability Stabilmente, adv. solidly

Stacca,/, a hook

Staccamnto, m. division, detachment

Staccare, to takeoff", separate Stacciare, to sift,'to sieve Stacciaio, m. a sieve-seller Stacciatura,/, bran Staccio, m. a sieve, bolter Stadera, /. "a steel-yard, a
Stdico, m. an hostage, pledge ; a sheriff Stdio, m. a furlong Staffa, f. a stirrup; a mould, or cymbals ; tener il pie in due staffe, tohavetrvo strings

St.ignata, /. a tin pot Stgneo, udj.of pewter (Latin) Stangne, m. a rack for an oven Stagno, m. standing-mater, a Stanotte,/, to-night pond ; pewter, or tin Stante, m. an instant a moStagndne, m. a pewter vessel' ment ; the present time ; in Stio, m. a bushel uno stitnte, adv. immediStalla, m. a stable, stall ately male stante, indigent. Stalla di pecdre, a sheep-fold Non molto stante, not long Sullggio, . stabling, or after Stante, adj. being, standing ; Stallare, to dung bene stante, in good condiStalltico, m. dung tion Stllio, adj. of afresh horse Stante che, cotij. since Stallo, m. abode, mansion Stantemnte, aid', instantly StalWne, 7i. a stallion (a stone- Stantio, adj. stale, old, needli Uess horse ) a hostler Stantuffo, m. the sucker of Stamane, and Stamattina, /. pump this morning Stanza, /. a chamber ; an aStambecchlnl, m. pi. arms bode, lodging a stanxa an formerly used by bowmen instant: a stnia d'uno, at Stam becchino, n. a bowman the request of somebody
: ; ; ; :

Stanziale, adj. continual

Stanziamnto, m.

a precept,
abide
to
:

Stame, m.yam, thread,norsted Staniire,

to

live,
;

to

Stamigna,/ etamine (a
cloth)
;

sort cf

fix,

prescribe

believe,

a bolting cloth Staminra, /, a knee

judge
(sea

SUnzitta, and StanJoIina, /. a little chamber

to

Stampa,
sion
:

a stamp, impres- Stare,

cease
;

print, sort, quality

to print, publish, cloth ; stampar nell'

dwell;

StaReggire,

to

lose

one's

Stanipanre,fo rend, tear

be, consist ; lire, stop, stand, tarry, lasciare stare, to Ut

Stampare,
Stafftta, /. an express (a cturier), an iron ring Staffire, m. a groom, or ter-

tofigure

Stare,

animo,

to

imprint on one's

m. abode, delay Stima, m. a grey partridge

Starnazzare, to heat, shake Stamutamnto, m. a sneezing Starnutare, ^0 sneeze Starnutatrio, m. sternutatory (sneezing powder) Starnutazine,/ a sneezing

Staffilamnto, m. whipping
Kt^PKt'i..^
t

Stampatre, m. a print Stampatre di drappi,

figures stuffs

!:.

.__
\>hxpper

Stampatre
Staffilatre,

nella

m. a

Stafffle,

Staffilatura,/ a whipping m. the strap that holds

/.

Staffisagra, Staffisagria, staves-aere (an herb) Staggimnto, n. a seizure Staggfna,/. a sequestration Stggio, m. a crotchet;

Stamuure, to sneeze Starnuto, m. sneeze Stasare, to open Stasra,/, this evening State,/, summer
Sttica,/
statics

Stampo, m. a shred (for hats) a Stanare, to come out qfa den Stancamnto, m. weariness
Stancare,
to rveary, tire

Sttico, m. an hostage Statista, m. a statesman Stato, m. stale, rank, dominion,

power
Staddero, m. stadtholder Sttua,/, a statue Staturia,/, a stcUuary's art Staturio, ? a statuary
Statuire, to deliberate

Stancarsi, to
distra..-.

grow weary

Stagionamnto, m. maturity
Stagionare, to ripen, season keep, preserve Stagionatura, /. maturity Stagine,/, season St;lire, to cvt coars'.lj,
;

Stanchvole, adj. tiresome Stanchzza, and Stanchiti, /.

to

Stanco, adj. wearied, tired Stanga,/, a bar, a peg Stpga da sollevare, a lever Stangare, to bar. barricade

Statura,/, stature, size

position Statutrio,

heigH,

m. a

legislator

STE
Stat to, m. a statuU, decree Statuminre, io prop^ttren'Hh
Stavernrej
to

sn
Stentare, to

STI
SlidionAt, a ipit-full Stididne, m. a snit Stiettzza,/. sincenty Stigio, adj i.fernal, stygian ^tfgnere, to extinguish Stilare, to be custtmary
;

go out of

Staza, /. a gauge {to measuri cask,,Sfc.J Stazare, to gauge Stazati5re, m. a gatiger Stazionrio, adj. stationary Stazine,/, station, abode Stazzonare, to fumble, feel Stcade,/. lavender Stcca, /. a stick, a folding"
stick

anno, corn is very scarce this year. Stento crederlo', 1 hardly believe it Stentatamente, adv. hardhi Stile, TO. stile, pen -^ style, way slowly Sti ettre, to stab with a dagger Stentato, adj. thin, Uan n Stilettata, a stab with a nare una x-ita stentata, dagger Itve hardly ; stile stentato. ''''^^*''' " aff-ected style " *'''"' ^Ir^cr St.Sito, m. weariness, pain illa,^; a tear, a drop

work hard , (o suffer, want: delay, ta-ty: si stenta molto di grano quest'

"

stento, adv. with difficultv

to

StEcche, /. pi the sticks of fan, the whalebone of stays Steccadnte, m. a tooth-picke Steccia,/, a fence c5ieccaia. Steccare, fence nith
palisade Steccata,/, a palisade Steccatare, to barricade Steccato, m. a palisade, a

extenuate Stenuazidne,/ extenuation Stereo, m. dung, excrement Mrile, adj. sterile, barren SterilZza,/ barrenness SteriUre, to make barren
Stetilit, f. sterility

Stenure,

to. a distilling Stillare, to distil Stillarsi, to clarify Stillato, m.jelIy,%roth

^..llamnto,

f}\\^tre,m. a distiller bUUazidne,/. distillation Stflo, TO. style, nay ; a dagger;

SterminamiSntn Sterminamni
li

Sterilmente, adv. barrenly

.-j.

Stima, f esteem,

<

in istfraa, to esteem

Stecchire, to become dry StScco,,m. a tooth picker: stick Stecconata, m. an enclosure

Sterminare, to exterminate Sterminatamente, adv. excessively

Stimabile, adj. estitnable btiraamnto, to. esteem, value Stimare, to esteem; to estiStimatTva, f. judgment Stimatre, m. an esteemer Stimazine,/, estimation and Stimate, '
prints,

Sterminatzza, /. unmeasur-

qf

able bigness

Steccane, m. a stake Stala,/, a star, or eye ; destin fateci the star-fish ; the ron
Stellante, adj. starry, bright
Stellarsi, to grow starry Stellare, stellato, adi. starrv

Sterminato, adj. immoderate Sterminatre, m. exterminator

deiiructor

'

Stimile,

SterminaZidne, /. and Ster- Stimolare, minio, m. extermination, gale,

marks
to

pj

sting; to insti-

insist

Stenstt^,f an asterisk {a ginal reference in a book)

StelMne, m. a tarantula S tlo, m a stem, blade, axis to extirpate, to ro, Stemma,/, arm (coat qfarms) hteraperamnto, m. dissolu- Strpo, m. a sprig, or sucker feterquiltnio, and Sterquiltoc StempernZa, /. intempern. a dunghill

Stimolazine,/, instigation Stma,/, tfie swifl fa bird) SUmolo, TO. a goad, affliction, Strnere, to lay on the ground gnef, incitement Sternuto, m. sneezing [row S.timolso, adj. sharp Sterpgnola, /. the hedge-spar. Stincaiudlo, to. a prisoner Sterpamnto, m. extirpation Stincata, and Stincatura, /. a Sterpare,
stroke upon the shiit-bone Stinche, /. pi. jaiU (at Florence) Stnco, TO. the shin-bone; theleg Stinguere, to extinguish

Sterramnto, m. a digging up o, gun Stemperare, to dissolve, melt; to temper Sterrare, dig up the earth StipA,f fuel, wood; heap Stemperatamente, adv. excest- Sterrato, 7,,. a a.tc/i, Stilare, to condensate, to heap Stertdre, to. a ratti

ma

S temperato,

adj. incontinent,

immoderate

Stendale, and Stend(5rdo, m. a Strzo, TO. a phaeton standard, colour <'" Stesamente, adv. diffusely Stendere, to decamp Stso, part. diJTusi sed, stretclu Stndere, to extend, stretch, spread, scatter about; to arrive, reach

Sterzare, to

divide

Stipendiare, to hire Stipendiarlo, m. stipendiary Stipndio, TO. stipend, pay

Stipettio, TO.

an

ebonisi,

or

cabinet-maker
Stipite, TO. the stock of a tree; a post, .jamb of a door Stipe, TO.' a press, or chest Stipala, stubble Stipulare, to stipulate SUpulazine,/. stipulation Stiracchiare, to cavil, to pull

Stendimnto, m. extension Stenditio, to. a drying-place Stenebrare, to illuminate Stensidne,/. extension Stensfvo, adj. extensive

SUacciiire,

to

crush,

bluster,

fa

Stenumnto, m. want, pain

SUaccita,/. a cake Stjappa,/ a splinter Stire, to cram fowls in a

Stibio, TO.

mew

Stiracchiare
clieapen

antimtmy

il

prezzo,

to

STO
Stlraccatra,/. cnvillatton Stiramnto, (see Stiratura) Stirare, to stretch, widen Stiratura,/, a stretching Stiratura delle funi, the rack Stirpare, io extirpate Stirpatre, m. a destroyer Stirpzidne,/. extirpation Stirpe,/, race, family Stiticherfa, and Stitichzza,/. costiveness. peevishness Stiticit, /. sharpness, costiveStftico, adj. costive, peevish, SUtuziiSne, s. imtitution tlfva,/. the ballast of a ship; the plough tail Stivalirsi, to put on one's

STO
Stomichicc), adj. comfortable
stomachic,
;

STR
Stortlgliito, >!. and Stortiglia tura, /. the putting the ankltbone out ofJoint Strto, y. crooked, wicked Stovigli, TO. jpl. and Stoviglie, /. pi. kit..^, vle,isils : dare nelle stoviglie, to fall into a

conStomaco, m. stomach tra stomaco, adv. unwill-

ingly

Stomacso,

adj. loathsome

Stonare, to go out of tune Stppa,/, tow, stubble StoppacciOy and Stoppaccidlo,

TO. the

wad rammed

in

upon

the charge of a gun Stoppare, to stop with tow Stppia,/, stubble, .ntraro Stoppinare, to set on fire with

great passion Stovigliaio, TO. a potter Strabalzare, to ins.;, to abuse Strabttere, to torment Strabre, to drink hard Strabiliarsi, to be astonished

'

mdle
oppfno, TO. snuff of a candle Stoppine, m. a thistle, stubble Storace,/ slorax, gum Strcere, to twist, wrest ; to ofjoint ; to oppose Strcere una fune, to untwist a

wonder Straboccamnto, m. excess

Strabitire, to

Stivile,

m. a

boot,

a logger-

head ; non sa quanti punti entrino in uno stivale, he is

perfect fool Stivaletto, u a huskin

Storcimnto, to. a writhing Storcimnto di parle, i;!<fings, shuffling Stordigine, /.

Stivamnto, m. a heap, lump Stivare, io heap up

Stivdrsi, to keep close together

Straboccare, to precipitate, to overflow Straboccatamnte, adv. immoderately Straboccato, adj. excessive, ha.ity, rash Strabocchvole, adj. immoderate, steep, dangerous Strabcco, TO a precipice, fall StrabuJzire, to look steadfastly, to stare

and

Stordi-

mnto,

to.

stunning

Stracantire,

to

ting charm'
;

Stiumre,

to

skim,

to foam

Stizza,/, wrath, anger Stizzirsi, to fall in a passion

Stizrfre, to

Stizzo,

make angry and Stizzdne, m.

firebrand Stizzosamente, adv. angrily

.Stizzso, adj. passionate

Stordire, to stun, amaxe Storditamente, adv. heedlessly Stordito, adj. giiidy, stupid Stria,/ stoty, history Storiale, adj. historical Storialmn'te, adv. hisioriiridre
to story, to

Stracca,/, weariness a girth Straccggine, /. weariness.

Straccale,

a girth, a hand Straccamnto, m. fatigue

to.

Straccare, write a (a

and Straccarsi,

to

Stoccata, /.

stoccado,

Stoccheggiare, to wound one with a sn'ord'; andare stoccheggiando, to stand upon

the defensive

Stdcco, VI. race, descent; rapier fa long sword)

Stoccofisso, m. stockfish StdfTa,/. stuff-, furniture Stdffo, m. quantity, matter Stdggio, TO caresses Stdia,/ a portico, a mat

Strico, adj. historical Storigrafo, m. an histoman Storine, m. a sturgeon (a fish) Stormeggire, to throng together, to ring the alarm bell

Straccrico, adj. over-loaded Straccatfvo, adj. tiresome Stracchzza,^', weariness Strcciafoglio, to. a daybook S tracciamnto, m. a tearing,
destruction Stracciare, to tear, to break, dash ; to disturb, torment Stracciatura, /. a tearing,

Stormeggita, /. a thundering
Stormire, to

Strmo,
troop,

TO.

make a noise a Jight, combat

Straccicalire, to tattle Strccio, TO. a rent, rag ; a piece, bit ; nothing, none at
Strcci. TO. pi. tow {coarse silk)

Stdico, TO. a stoic Stla,/, a stole, habil Stdleo, TO. black cock Stolidamente, adv. stupidly Stolidzza, cn-f Stolidit, /.
stupidity, foolishness Stolido, ddj. stupid, silly Stoltamente, atlv. foolishly Stoltzza, and Stoltizia,/. /oW)/,

band
Straccine, m. a ragged fetloro Stracco, adj. weary, tired,
Straccdcere, to overdo Straccurre, to neglect Straccuratggine,/. neglect Stracrrere, to run fast Stractto, part, overdone Strada, jS a street, road Strada vicinale, a cross-road; andare alia strada, to rob on
the

draw bask, to force to draw back ; to dissuade Stornllo, TO. a starling (a bird) Stornello, adj. flea-bitten Strno, n. a thrusting back Storpiive, to lame, maim
Stornare, to

Storpiatura,/ /mi^
Strpio, TO. a hinderance Stdrre, to divert, takeoff Storsidne,/. extortion Storsidne di ventre,

Stlto, adj. silly, foolish

Stomacggine,/ a surfeit Stomacale, adj. siomacMe

Stomacare,
to loath

the
;

highway

fare strada, tc

St.omacaiidne,/. a loathing StoinachTole, adj.loathsomt

Strta, /. a twisting, scimitar

retort (to distilJ

sail with a fair wind Stradare, to show the nay

SS3

STR
Stradire, m. euslomhoute Stradina,/, a street-walker
StradiOtto,
tn. i.

Strangolarsi, to bawl ol Strangolato, adj. stijled, narrow voce strangolata,

;

Stratta, m. an abstract Stratto, part, drarvn, descended : addicted : strange

squeaking voice
trangolatio, adj. dangeroK*

Stravagante, adj extravagant,

Stradone,
g,zr,lenj

a Greciamo/dier a n-alk (in a

Strangolo, m. a strangling Strangoscito, adj. weary,

tired

Straddppio, aJj. double Strafalciare, tit leave something

ill

mOH'iiif;

to

neglect

to

Strangugline, and Stranguglini, m. the glanders (a

disease in horses)
;

Stravasaranto,

i.

extravasat-

ing
Stravas-lrsi, to extrarasate Stravedre, to see ynuch Stravenrsi, to extravasate .Stravro, adj. very true

StrafalciiSne,

walk very fast m.

sickness afflictd

error

neg-

Stranguria,/ strangury
Strangurire,
to

be

Strafre, to do too muck Strafatto, ad), over ripe [Itert) Strafficre, to expedite Strafizzca, /. Jleabane, (an Straforare, to bore through Strafro, m. any work bored through ; lavorar di strafro,

with the strangury

straniare, to remove, separate Stranire, and Strnio, adj. strange, ttnusual Strano, adj. strange, foreign pale, wan, rude, unpolite Strano, culv. fiercely Stranuccio, adj. thin, slender Straordinrio, m. an express Straordinrio, adj. extraordi-

toad underhand
Strige,/, a slaughter
f^triggere, to divert Strglio, m. a prop

Stravestfrsi, to disgiiise ont^t self Stravincere, to get too much Straviziare, to make merry; Stravizio, and StravfzZo, m. a merry-making, a feast Stravolre, to wish for to

much
Stravlgere, to wrest, twist Stravolgimnto, n. contortion

nary
Strapagare, to overpay Straparlare, to slander Strapazzare, to ill use despise ; disdain ; strapazzare il mestire, to do any thing ill, and in a hurry [lesslg
;

Stragodre, to enjoy mitch Stragonfire, to swell too much Strainare, to unlearn

revolutitn

Stravoltamente, adv. wrong

Stravoitre, (see Stravlgere) Stravoltiira,/. subversion Strazirire. to ill use ; to squander away : to jeer, banter Straziatre, m. a mocker
raiter

Stralciare, to prune vines Strlcio, m. end, issue Strale, arrow, dart : mis[the eyes Strapazzatamente, adv. carf fortune Stralunainnto, m. a rolling of Strapazzo, m. contempt, insali; Stralunare, to roll one's eyes excess, disorder Straniai viiggio, idj.very wicked Straprdere, to lose much Strammufzare, ta strike down, Strapivere, to pour down

Strazieggiare. to jeer, banter

StraZiv'ole, adj.

Strnio,

m.

injurinu outrage :

Straminazz;irsi,
nmazz.-lta,

to fall

in

a fall
'.

Slraportre, to transport Strapotnte, adj. very powerful Strappamnto,' m. (see Strap-

cut, or

Strappata, /. a pull, the strap-

S trambasciare,

to

grieve

Strambellare, to tear to pieces Strambllo, m. rags, tatters Strambo, adj. bandy-legged

Strame, m. 'straw, litter Strameggire, to eat hay, straw Stramezzamnto, tn. interpoStramezzare,
to interpose

Strapunto, m. a matrass Straricco, adj. very rich Strasapre, io be too knowing Strascicare, to drag along Strscico, i. a dragging 'along the train of a gown
:

Strebbire, to rub, paint Strecciare, to separate Strefolre. to untwist Strga. /. a sorceress, darsi alle streghe, to be vexed about a thing Stregare, to bewitch
Strgghia,^'. a currycomb Stregghiare, to curry a horse,

Strascicni, adv. in dragging

alon^

Strascmamnto, m. a dragging
Strascinare, to drag along, or
Strascini
,

Stramogginte,a(<;. superfluous

Strcgghiatra,/. a currying Stregheria./, tvitchcraft Strgnere, to press, squeeze Stregna,/. a sorceress Stregne, m. a sorcerer Stregoneria, /. sorcery, tvitchcraft

Stramoggire, to abound Strampalato, adj. extravagant (vulgar) Stranamente, adu. rudely,

strangely, excessively

/.

and Strasdraw-net,

drawing along
Strascino, m. a paltry butcher

Strgua,/, portion, share Stremare, to diminish Stremenzire, to weaken Stremit, /. extremity, necetsity
;

btranre,

to alienate,

remove;

nrisery

Stranaturiire, to change one's

Stratagmma, m. a stratagem

Stimo, m. extreme distress Strmo, adj.

ordid,
c
\eiv

Stranzza, ill usage, a stranie thing Strangolare, to strangle, ttijlt

year's

gij

(Latin)
Stratta,

[ousit,

m. a pull

Strenuamente,

adv.

stttnit-

STR
Strnuo,
Strenuit,/. bravery adj. brave,

STR
couraStringare, to write concisely Stringato, adj. close, short Strine, m. a stage player Strippare, to stuff one's guts Striscia,/, a band, fie : a tract
Strisciare, to creep, slide Strisciata,/, a sliding

STU
StriSggersi, to pine strugeo di sete, /

away; mi

am

almott

choked with thirst

Strpere,/o

Strepitre, Strpito, m. noise, bustle Strepitso, adj. 7ioisy Stretta, /. a crowd, throng:

make a noise {Lai./ to make a bustle

Struggimnto, i. a liijnefy ing; excessive desire: ruin, desolation; a swoon, faintStruggitre, m. a destroyer Struire, to instruct, teach Struma, m. the king's evil Strumentile, udj instrumental

Stritolamnto, m. a crumbling
Stritolare, to crumble Stritolarsi, to long, tvish

dare la strtta, to oppress Strettamente, adv. closely earnestly, extremely Strettzza, /. narrorvness
distress, Tvant

Stritolatura,

/.

breaking

strettzza di : petto, shortness of breath ; strettzza di cudre, trouble

of mind
Stretto, m. straits {narrow place) ; distress, trouble Strtto, adj. strait, narrow, intimate,' familiar ; extreme, covetous, stingy ; precise. Strtto, adv. niggardly Strettia, /. and Strettio, m. a Land, binding ; a tight

and Strfe, /. strophe, stanza Strofinccio, and Strofinaccilo, ni. a dish-clout, or a dusting-clout
Strfa,

Strumnto, m. an instrument a deed, engine

Strupre, to dejlour, violate Stnipo, m. a dejlouring, rap Strtto, m. lard, fat

Strofinamnto, m. a rubbing Strofinare, to rub clean Strofinio, m. a rubbing Strologare, presage ; to to

meditate, reflect Strologla,/. astrology Strologo, m. an astrologer

Strtto, part, destroyed, dit' solved adj. pale Struttura,/, a structure Struzione,/. destruction
:

Struzzo, and Striizzolo, m.

ostri.

an

Stucciire

to

do

Iter

with

proclaim Stiombazzare, tu with sound of trumpet Strombazzata, /. the sound of trumpet Stria-, /. channelling (gutter- Strombettare, sound a to trumpet Striato, part, channelled Strombettata,/, the sound of a Stribbire, to rub, clean trumpet Stribufre, to distribute; U Strombettire, m. a trumStrettura, /. straitneis

Stuccatre, m. a pia terer Stucrhevolie, to weary Stucchvole, adj. wearisome Stucchevolzza, / wearinest,
distaste, surfeit

Stxibuizine,/. distribution Stridere, to cry, to bustle Stridvole, adj. acute, creak-

Stucco, m. stucco Stucco, adj. satiated, tired Studnte,'?!, a student Studiaranto, m. study, care Studiare, to study, mind Studiarsi, to endeavour Studievolmnte, adv. on purcloset
;

ing
Strido,
noise, cold

Stronzre, Stropicciagine, /.

and Stro- Studio, m. study,

school, college
to rveary.

and Stridre, m.
clamour
;

picciamnto, m. a friction.
Stropicciare, to rub
;

[desk)

excessive

Studiolo, m. a scruioire (a Studiosamente, adv. studiously

:

Stridulo, adj. harsh, acute Strigare, to unfold, to unravel Strige, m. a screech-owl Striglia,/, a currycomb Strigliare, to curry, rub Strignere, to squeeze, press ; to bind fast ; to compel, force ; strignere il sangue, to stanch
Strlgnersi, to draw together; strignersi nelle spalle, to shrug up one's shoulders Strignitnnto, m. and Strignitura, f. constraint, J'astbinding : strignitra di
Strillare, to scream out Strillo, m. a scream
,

quickly, diligently

m. pain, fatigue Stroppiare, to lame Stroppiatura, maiming

Stroppicelo,

Studiso, adj. studious, diligent, quick Stullo, m. lint for a wound Stufa,/.
igalion Stufaiulo, and Stufaiolo, m. the keeper of a bath Stufare, to stew, or keep a

Stroscia, /. a

furrow (which

Suoscire, to rain, to fall.

Strosci

bagnio
Stufclrsi, to be

purling

of Stufato, m.

sterved

weary, to sweat meat

Strzza,/ tim throat, gullet Strozzamnto, m, a stran

gling
Strozzare, to strangle Strozzatura,/, a .Urangling Strozzire, m. a falconer Strozzale, m. the throat Struffo, and Strufolo, m.

Stufo, adj. weary, surfeited Stultlzia,/. /,)//!/ (Lat.J

,ffrv
re, to Joan

StrimpelUre,

to

scrape upon

Stiimpelldta, /.

a scraping

<

Stringa,/, a /o, a e

heap of rags Struggere, lo dissolve, melt

sv.\
SlupKrsi, to be amazed Stupefazine,/, ttuvidiiy Stupendainiv%, adv. tvonderStup<!iido, ad). ruonJerful S'apidzza,/. sturi'ihj [slupid

SUD
Svariato, adj. varioui, speck-

Suburo*io, adj. near a city Succedaneo, lidj. equivaleat

Succdere, to succeed, follow ; to happen, fall out Succedevohnente, adv. successively

Svrio^m. difference
Svario, adj. different ' Svarine, m. absurdi'y Suasibile, adj. persuasory

Stupidire, to wonder, to grow atupidil, /. stupidity, dulness Stpido, adj. stupid, surpriaed Stupire, to be astonished

Suasine,/, pemiasion Suasfvo, adj. persuasive

SutSve, adj sweet, soft

Succedimnto,

m.

succest,

Suavza,

and

Suavil,

f.

Stupre, m. Stuprare, io ravish Stupro, m. a rape Sturare, to open, uncork disturbance Sturbamnto, Sturbare, to disturb Sturbatre, m. a disturber Sturbazine,/. and Sturbo, Jn.
astonishinetit

Sublbido, adj. whitish Subaltemare, to sttliordinale Subaltemto, and Su: altrno.

,

inferi,

SubastJtre, to sell by auction Subastazine, /. sale by auc-

SucceUire, m. a successor Succenericcio, adj. baked utt' der the ashes Successine, /. succession, success: event Successivamente, adv. successively : by degrees Successivo, adj. successive Succsso, ni. success, issue

disturbance, trouble Stuzio, mild cabbage

(law term) Sbbia,/, a chisel Subbiare, to engrave

tion

Succhiare, to pierce, to bore

StuzzicadnU,

m.

toolh-

StuZzicamnto, m. excitation
Stuzzicare,
to excite, incite
;

to

pick, stir : sharpen, awake Stuzzicatolo, m. a sting, at

Subhitto, m. subjfct Subbiezine,/. subjection Subbissamnto, m. overthrow Subbissare, to overthrow, to sink down, perish .tu/.-- _Subbisso, n |f>,^ overthrorv.

Succhiellamnto,
Succhiellare,

n. tlie act

qf
i

bore

with

Succhiello,

and Scchio, m. a
tlie

Scchio, m. juice,
Stuzzicorcchi,

sap of

m.

an ear.
Hubdivldere, to subdivide Subentrare, to succeed Sublllre, to suborn, corrupt Subitamente, adv. immediately

pla,Us, Src.-"

S, prep, above, up, upon ; fu sull' impazzire questa novella, he tvas almost distracted at this

Succiamele, m. honeysuckle Succiamnto, m. the act of sucking

Succiare, to ruck, draw sutTer, bear Succiasdngue,/. a leech.
;

te

news

Suvi, suTvi, adv. thereupon Su su, int. come on, courage Su4ce,/. ajlounder (a fish) Suadre, to persuade Suadvole, aHj. persuasive Sragamnto, m. a rvandering Svagare, to divert from Svagarsi, to relax one's mind Staglio, adj. wandering Svaligiare, to take out of a mail, to strip, rob
'

Subitanamnte, adv. suddenly Subitiineo, atid Subitjno, adj. sudderi, unlooked for
Subitzza,/, quickness Sbito, adj. sudden, quick ; hasty, passionate Sbito, adv. stuldenly Subiugire, to subdue, tame Subiuntivo, m. the subjunctive

Succidere, to cut asunder Succfgnere, and Succingre,

Succino, m. amber

[/y

Succintamente, adv. succinct-

Succlnto, adj. succinct, sltort Sccio, m. a draught ; a red spot; in un sccio, adv. in Sublimaranto, m, sublimatlie twinkling of an eye Svalorire, to grow weak Succo, m. sap, juice Svampare, to be extinguished Sublimre, to sublimate; to Succubo, m. a suecubus Svanire, to pick the hair raise, prefer Sucido, adj. filthy, slovenly^ Svanimnto, m. a swoon Sublimazine, /. sublimating, obscene, nasty Svanire, to faint away; to promotion, rise Sucidme, m.filthiness vanish, evaporate Subh'me, adj sublime, Iiigh Sud, ni. Me south (sea term) Svantaggio, m. disadi'aniage Sublimit,/, sublimity Sudire, to sweat, perspire ; tl Svantaggiso, adj. disadvan. Subodorare, to get scent of a far sudar senza aver caldo, J shall tease you to death Svaporamnto, r. evaporation Subordinamnto, 'm. subordi- Sudrio, m. a handkerchief Svaporare, to send forth vanation, inferiority Sudatrio, r. a stove pours Subordinare, to subordinate Suddecno, m. a sub-dean Svaporarsi, to evaporate Subordinato, adj. subordinate .Suddelegare, to sub-delegate Svaporazine,/. anS Svapre, Subordinazine, /. subordina- Suddelegiito, m. a sub-delegate m. evaporation, vapour tlon Suddelegazine, /. sub-delf Svariamnto, m. frenzy ; Subornare, to suborn, bribe variety, variation Subornatre, m- a suborner, Suddtto, adv. as above said Suddiacono, m. n suh-deacon or debaucher Svariatamente,' adv. diversely, Subornazine,/ subornation Sddito, m. a sulject separately Subuglio, m. affray, tumult Sddito, adj. liable, sulject
I

SVESuddividere, to tubdivdt Suddivisidne,/. subdivision SiSdduplo, adj. subduple Sudiceria, /. nastincss Sudfcio, aJj nasty, filthy Sudiciume, m.Jillhiness Sudi5re, m. sweat, sweating
Sudorifico, adj. sudorijic

svo
Svergognato, adj. impudent Svernamnto, rn. a winieritg Svemdre, to winter; to rvarbli,

Hw^e,

to, duck, or SAgna, f. swine's grease Svrza,/, a chip, a shaving nf Sugndso, adj. fat, grea-'sy wood ; a green cabbage Sugo, and Succo, m. juice,
,

renew Svegghiamnto, in. awaking

Svecchiare,
to

gravy
to cut to chips Svestire, to undress Svett<Jre, to cut off the tops of

dung, manure

un

Svernare,

Svegghire. to awake Svglia,/, an alarum-bell Svegliamnto, m. the awaking

Svegliare,
to

discorso senza sugo, a drt/ empty discourse

awake;

to

stir

up, incite; end one's watching Svegliatzza,/ vivacity

Svegliato, adj. waked, brisk Svegliatio, m. an alartn, Svgliere, to root tip, pull up Sveglivole, adj. (sonno) a
light steep

trees ; to bend, shake ; Svezzare, to mean Svezzarsi, to break oni't self of Sviamnto, m. a wandering an habit Sviare, to put out of the way;

Sugosit, /.juice, moisture Sugd.'io, adj. Juicy, dainty

Sufficinte, adj. sufficient

Sufficientemente,
ciently,

adv.

suffi-

enough

Sufficientiza.and Sufficinza,
/. sufficiency, plenty, ability,

Suffizinte,(y. {see Sufficinte)

sviare un colpo, to parry a blow. Sviare uno dal suo proposito, to dissuade cut his resolution Sviarsi, to go astray, to blunder Suicfdio, m. a suicide (self' rnurderer)

from

Svelamnto, m. unveiling
Svelare, to unveil, reveal Svelatamnte. adv. openly Svelenare, to take away the
Svelenarsi, to vent one's anger Svelenfre, to mi titrate Svellere, to pull up a pulling up Sveltzza,/, swiftness Svlto, adj. swift, light, guick Svenare, to open the veins; to kill [agreeable

SufTocamnto, m. suffocation

SufFocSre, to suffocate, (stifle) SuffocazicJne,/. a smothering

Sufrragneo, adj. suffragan

Svignare, to run away Svilimnto, m. debasement Svilire, to debase, to disgrace Svilaneggire, to revile Suffragare, to assist, help to Sviluppamnto, m. unfolding excuse, justify [relief Sviluppare, to unfold, clear
;

Suffragio,

m.

suffrage, help,

Svilupparsi, to disentangle one'

self

Svenimnto,

Suftumicamnto,m./KmiVa<ion Suffumicare, to fumigate

Sufiumk-azidne, /. and Suffumfgio, m. fumigati^
Suftusidne,
/.'

_
eyef

disease in the

Suffuso, adj. wet, watered Sutblaranto, m. a n'liistling,

mur,nurig, whispering
r?uioiare, to whistle, whisper Sugante, adj. that sucks ; carta

Sviluppo, m. unfolding Svinare, to take the must out of "- vat [switch .^.-.cigliare, to whip with a Svisare, to disfigure the face Svisceramnto, i. embowelling, opening Sviscerare, to embowel, or gut Svisceratamente, adv. cordially ; violently Ivisceratzza,/. violent love
iviscerto,
adj.

fan

to

Sventolare,

Jly

about,

to

sugante, blotting paper Sugare, to suck, blot Suggellamnto, m. a sealing Suggellare, to seal, stop to imprint impress to markwith
;

embowelied ;

.jvtsta,/ mistake Svitare, to disinvite

tounscrftv

SviticchitCre, to disengage

Sventr<ire, to run through the body, to draw, or unbowel

uperdre,

to

blame

Sventura./. mUfortune

Sventuratamente, adv. unfortunately Sventirrato, and Sventurdso, adj. unfortunate, unluckli Svenuto, adj. fainted, weak Sverglieggiare, to lash, whip Sverginamnto, m. defloration Sverginare, to deflour

Suggllo, m. a seal, .mark, height, fulness; velo dico sotto suggllo di confessidne, I teli it you as a secret SiSggere, to suck, draw out Suggerire, to suggest

adj. sulphureous Sullunre, adj. sublunary Sultana,/, a 'suUane.$s

Suimreo,

Sultano, m. a sultan

[nfford

suggestine,/ suggesHon Suggestivamente, adi: captiously

Summurmorire,

to buzz Sunto, m. an epitome; ar ab-

Sverginatole,/ a debavcher

Sugge>tyvo, adj. ciptiaus Suggettamnte, adv. servilely

Suntudso, adj. splendid

Svergogna,/ injury, diidain Suggettamnto, m. subjection Svergognamnto, i. and Suggettve, to subdue Svergognatzza, . impu- Sugp-tt. m. a subject, object
drnce, effrontery

Sudre.a,/. a mother-in- lam Sudcero, m. a father-in-late

Svogiiire,
to loath, to

SuggStto, adj. subject, liable

dislike

SUP
Svogliirsi, to

SUR
Superiormente, adj.
belter

sus
Surreildne, /. recoi'ery: resur

grow meary

Svogliatggine, atid Svogliatzza,/, a surfeit, rvearineti Svogliato, adj. rveary, turfrited

Sudla,/. the

sole

of a shoe
m.

Svelamnto, m. a flying, Jlight Svolare, to fly in the air

Svolazzamnto,
Svolazzare,
the

Superlativo, adj. superlative Superlazidne,/. exaggeration Supcrnale, ad;, superior Supemalmnle, adv. divinely SupATio, adj. supreme, divine Superpurgazidne, /. super-

Surrogare, to surrogate, deSurrogazidne,/. deputation Surto, part, risen, gone out;

free, nimble, alert Suscettibile, adj. susceptible Suscezidne,/. susceptiun Suscitamnto, m. resurrection

purgation
adj. si/rviving

a flying Suprstite,
;

about, fluttering to fly about

to

clap

Superstizidne,/. superstition ^ -"Wstizioszjnnte, adv. su,

Suscitare, to rise from the dead ;

to stir, excite

wings

to

wander up and

rstitionsly

Svolre, to change one's mind Svdigere, to unfold; to divert; dissuade to clear up ; explain Sulo, tu. soil, ground, earth
;

the sole

of a shoe, hoqfof a

Superstiziosit,/, superstition Superstizilho, adj. superstitions, bigoted Supervacineo, adj. superfluous Supinamente, adv. supinely Supinarsi, to lie on one's back Supfno, m. a supine in verbs Supino, adj. supine, idle; lying

Susina,/, a p/um Susino, m. a plum-tree Suso, adv. upon, above Suspensidne, a tuspen/.

Svolta,/, and Svoltamnto, m. a turning, bending Svoltare, to turn, bend ; to engags, persuade Svoltatura, a bending

on one's back Sppa,/. soup, pottage Supplido, adj. palish Suppellettile,/, furniture Spplica,/, a memorial
Supplicare, to entreat Supplicatdrio, adj. suppliant Supplicazine,/, supplication Spplice, adj. suppliant

Suspensive, adj. suspensive Suspicre, to suspect Suspizidne,/. suspicion Sussecutivo, and Susseguente, adj. subsequent, followhig

Sussequentemnte, adv. subsequently, after

Svolticchiarsi, to trvist Svlto, part, unfolded,

Sussequnza,/. consequence Sussequnte, udj subsequent

Sus.sidiariamnte, adv.
subsim

dis.

suaded Svoltura,/. a plait, turning

Svlvere,
to

divert

from;

to

Supplicemnte, adv. humbly

Supplichvole, adj. entreating Supplfcio, n. punishment Supplimnlo, m. a supplement Supplire, to supply Supplizio, m. to mtnt Supprre, to suppose ; to sub-

unwrap, to explain Su<5no, m. sound, fame, report Sudra,/. a sister ; nun Superamnto, m. a conquest
Superare,
to subdue to surpass, excel
;

ussidiirio, adj. subsidiary Sussidiatre, m. a helper Sussidio, m. subsidy, help.insligation Sussigo, m. gravity Sussistnza,/, subsistence

overcome

Sussistere, to subsist

Superatdre, m- a conqueror Superbamente, adv. proudly, superbly, nobly Suprbia,/, pride, vanity Superbinte, adj. proud Superbfre, to grow proud Siiperbiuzza,/. vaiJtglory Suprbo, adj. proud, superb,
Snpercflio, m. the eyebmws tjupererogazidne, super/. abundance, excess Superficidle, adj. superficial, utmard, exterior Superficialit,/, surface Superficialninte, adv. superficially

ml Suppositfzio,

Sussoldno, i. Me east-wind usta, /. a spring ; u rope, a packing cord Sustantvamnte, adv. sub'
Sustantivo, m. .-ubstantive Sustnza,/. asubslance ; estate, ;allh in sustn2a, adv. in
;

supposi!

Suppiisla,/. a suppository Suppsto, m. a supposition Suppregiire, to entreat Supi>ressine,/. a suppression Supprimere, to suppress

Sustanzile,
thick, solid
;

adj.

substantial,

strong

Supi)uramnto, m. suppuraSuppur.lre, to suppurate

Suppurativo, adj. suppurative Suppurazidne,/. suppuration Supputdre, to compute, or

ustaniialit,/. substantiality subadv. stantially Sustanziarsi, to take siJ;sistence

Sustaniialmnte,

Superficie, /. superficies, oui-

Superflnamnte, adv. superfluously Superfluit,/, superfluity Suprfluo, adj. superfluous Speri, m. pi. the Gods Superinfiiso, adj. infused Superidre, m. a superior chief Superire, adj. superior Superierit,/. luperiorily

Suppuiazidne,/. computation Supremamente, adv. supremely, highly

Sutent3iidne,/. maintenance
!>ustituto,

Supremazia,/ supremacy Suprmo, adj. supreme

S rgere,
to rise, to get up, to spring, proceed Surressidne,/. resurrection

Sustituire, to substitute m. a substitute

Susti turione,/, substitution Susurr^re, to murmur ; to slander, speak ill ; si susurra per
la citt,
it is

whispered about

SturretU'zio, adj. subreptitioxu,

frauduient

TAL
Sutterfigere, in evat, shift

Taflerfa,/. a wooden boml Tafiertgia, /. and TafferiV glio. m. an affray, tumult Talftta, / taffiti, (a silk slnjrj-.avcil.ortafTelycloth

Talpa

Talora, adv. sometimes e talpe, /: a mete

andato nel

rt ;jno delle talpe.

Talvlta, adr.

Tamnto,
Suz2amc^nto, m. a drying u Suzzdre, , dry up, fo air
Siizo, adj. dried, dry, lea
licery, fashion ; shape, figure, kind Taglibile, adj. that may he

,/; .

'

Tagliabrse, m. a pickpocket Tagliacantdni, m. a rnffian Taglialegna, m. a mood-cntter Tagliamare, m. the beak-head of a ship
aughte

uinny, blockhead amburagiiine, /.

impeach-

Tan.

mch

rpAnACCA'JO, and
-

chino, m. snuff-sder

tobacco

Tabacanu

Tabacchiera,/, a snuff-box Tabacco, m. tabacco, sm.Jf

Tabllo, n a keitle-drum
;lire

'amburo, m. a drum; the barrel of a watch; a wooden trunk Tambussre, to beai, bang Tamer/gia, /. a tamarisk (a
io slaughter,

a pZ2i,

Tampco,
Tana,

Tabdno, m. a borsc-Jly Tabdvro, ni. a threat coat Tabe,/, rottenness

Tabefatto, adj. rotten
:

ish
ilirsi, io falter

adv. a co

[talker

Tanglia,"/- nippers, or pinf,7tijca'tU,n)

Tablla, /. a rattle a great Taberncolo, m. a tabernacle, a chapel Tabi, m. tabby, kind of cloth Ticca, f. stature, size ftltlii:

Tagliatore, m. a cutter

Ta^\\atra,f.acut
Taglieggiare,
lo set

Tani,f.ta7vny colour Tanfo, m. a monidi

pigliar

taste

a pr

di

tanfo,

io

grow
[ing

Taccasncrta. /: stinginess Taccagno, adj. .sordid, stingy Taccate, purl, s/eckled, spot-

mouldy TangJnSa,
Tglio, .. ,. c..^.., cu, cutting an opportunity vndere a tglio, to reti by retail m. pi. fiat vermi; ;

/. ionch, or toucll-

Tn|hero,

Tangibile. //i.i<
loc'c,

adj. rough, rustie may le touch-

Tacchino, m. Tacchina,
turkey Tccia,/. Tacciare,
<i

/.

Tagliolini,
celli

ni, imjl.i.n,, dunce

spot, stain, vice to tax, accuse Tccola,./', a jackdaw Tccola,/, a sport, game, any
trijle

Taccolre,
Taccolflio,
confu.,u,.

to prattle, chatter
?n.

chatterer
broil.

Tccole, m. sport, joke;

Tagline, . the iallion latv poli-money tax Tagliula,/, a springe, snare Tagliulo, m. a slice, a bit T.igliuzzamnto, m. a mincin Tagliurzare, io mince Talamo, n a nuptial bed
;

Talchi-

'

Taccone, jrt. a heel-pie Taccuino, ?n. a pocket hook

Tlee mdy SI Tale, oJ;! ....,,,

Ta\a,f.agraft,aslock
Talentare, to le acceptable Talnto, m. talent, capacity:

Tari.nnto.

i. silence

[softly

Tacitamente,

adv. iucitly. Tcito, adj. tacit, still, quiet Taciturnit, f. taciturnity.

dento d'alcuno,

epife,

ili-

Tapinare,

io lead

a miserable

Talismano, m. a talisman
Tallire, io seed Tallo, m. a grafi, sprout leheel

life

Taciturno, adj. silent Tafanrio, ni' the back Tafano, m. an ox-JIy, gad-fly ; levarsi all' alba di tafani.

Tapinarsi, to be grieved Tapinllo, ad), miserable, poor

Tapino,
I

aa;.
to

unhappy
in
l.i
;

Tappa./ an
Tappare,

shut up,

conceal

Talmentech,

co;, so that

1 apptOj m. a carpet

meiijr

TAR
sul tappto, io bring on the carpet, lo propose Tappezzare, to hang rvith

Trtaro, m.

Tartarus,

nell,

Tayolata,/. a set of people mH%

Tavolato, m. a floor, rvainscot Tavoimio, m. an office, counting-house Tavoltta, /. a little table, a pocket-book Tavolire, and Tavoliri, m. a draught-board, or chess-

lartarga, /.
tortoise-shell

tortoise,

Tappezzeria, /.

Tartassare, to thrash, beat, grieve Tartufo, m. a truffle Tappo, m. a bung, a plug T-a,/. tare and tret (waste nf Tartufi bianchi, potatoes Tiirva,/. an American animal gnds) Tarabviso, m. a bustard (a Tasca,/, a pocket, wallet
tapestry, or
bird) Tarado're,

Tascata,/, a pocket-fall sul tavolire, to have all one's substance at stake m. a tvine-fretter Taso, m. tartar (a sort of salt) Tavolire, m. a banker Tassa, /. a tas; duty (an inseci) Tarando, m. a kind of wild Tassagii5ne, /. taxation, im- Tavolzza, /. a painter's
posiiipn
pallet

Tarantlla,

/.

tarantuin

Tassare, to tax, assess ; accuse Tassazine,/, taxation, duty

Tassellare, to inlay, vary Tassllo, m. the collar, cf a cloak Tasstto, a graver

Tauricida,/. a bull-killer Taurino, adj. of a bull Tauro, m. a bull; Taurus (a

celestial sign) Tautologia, /. tautology,

re-

Tarare, to abate, bate Tarchiato, adj. ivell-limbed

petition

Tasso, Tasta"

1.

the

yew-tree
(to

'

Tardamente, adv. slorvly Tardamnto, m. delay, stay Tardantemnte, adv. in slorv manner

f. a wounds) Tast^me, m.

tent

put in

Tizia, f. a dish, a cup Tazztta,/ a little cup T, n. tea (the leaves qf a

Teatrale, m. theatrical Teatro, m. a theatre Tccca,/. a fault, a spot Tcnico, adj. technical TA,f. a torch, link Tediare, to weary, tire Tdio, m. tediousness ; fare
tdio, to

the keys

of an

Tardanza,/, slowness, delay Tardare, to delay, tarry ; tc

Tastamnto, m.
sift

the touch Tastare, to touch, feel, sound,

grow
Tardi,

late
adii, late,

Tardzza,/, slowness, delay

slowly
slow,
tardy,

Tardit,/ slowness, tardily

Tardivo,
adj.

Tardo, adj. late, slow, tedious Targa,/ a target (a shield) Targata, /. a blow with a
target

Targne, m. tarragon, oi TattamGlla, / chit-chat, drasonwort; a buckler Tariffa, /. a tariff, a book of Tattamellare, to tattle
Tttica,/

Tastata,/, a touch, feeling Tastatura, and Tastira, /. the keys of an instrument Tasti, m. pi. stops, or strings of musical instruments Tasto, m. the touch ; andare al tisto, to grope along Tastne e tastni, adv. groping along andar tastne, to [talk grope along
:

a^

weary
adj.
/. tedious,
tire-

Tediso,

Tegamta,
full

a stewing-pan[ing-pan earthen stewTglia, /. a

Tegame, m. an
Tgghia,
atid

idle

Tegliata,/, a pan-full

Tegnnte, adj. tenaciout, covetous,

Tetter,/, defect, blemish Tttere,/. p/. trijles, nonsense

tactics

clammy

Tegnnza,

Tarlatura,/ wnrm-hole Tarlo, n. a moth, a worm

worm-eatenncss

Tarma,/, a moth, or tiny Tarmato, adj. eaten by moths

Tatto, m. the touch Tattsa,/. a tattoo (an animal) Tavrna, /. a tavern Tavem'o, m. a tavern-keeper Taverniere, m. a drunkard ; a vintner, or tavern-keeper

clamminess, tenacity Tgola,/, and Tgolo, m. a tile a Tla, /. cloth, or linen picture, painting: la tla, the courie of one's life. dirvi il tutto sarebbe una tla, it rmuld be a long storif
;

Taroccare, to fret, s*rm Taunau/. damask-work Tarocchi, wi. pi. a play at cards Tvola, /. a table, hoard, Tarpare, to clip the wings of plank; far tvola, to keep birds an open house : mttere la Tarsia, /. inlaid work tvola, to lay the cloth; leTarso, m. a kind of marble vare la tvola, to take arvay Tartagliare, to stutter Tavolarciio, m. a wooden Taitaglidne, in. a stutterer target-maker Tarliina, /. a tortane (a tort Tavolaccino, m. a tipstaff Tavolccio, m. a nooden of ship) Tartara,/, a milk-larl trget Tart;*.reo, adj. Tartarean,

to tell

you

all

ers)

Telgrafo, m. a telegraph Teleria,/, all sorts of cloth Telescpio, m. a telescope Teletta, /. a tissue of gold, of silver ; a light, or thin cloth Tlo, m. an arrow, a dart ; breadth qfthe cloth Tma. fear; theme, subject Temente, adj.ftarful, ;imid

TEM
Temnza,/, limidity, fear Temerariamente, adv. rasltly
Teraerdrio, a. rash Temere, to fear, dread;
doubt, stiflir Temerit,/, temerity
;

TEN
U
lance wheel of a watch ; prirHo a giovane tmpo, tht spring; avanzar tmpo, to anticipate; dar tmpo, te buon defer, delay ; darsi

Tnero,

a.

tender, soft

deli~

Tenenime, m. tendon,

earti-

Temo, m. the helm of a sh!p Tcmpellre, to stir, move ti grow old per tmpo, early betimes ; un tmpo, former keep at hay ly, or for some time Tempellata, / and Tempgllo, m. agitation ; thundering Tempdne, m.. a long while
;

Tenitdro, and Tenitdrio,

..':ct

m.

far temprine, to live merrily

Tempelldne, m. a blockhead, Tempora, tempora, afoot

Tempera, e Tempra,

/. ternper, quality; tinging, har-

Tenitura,/ support, stay Tempor,11e, m. time, weather, Tendre, m. the tenor, content
nner
;

/. pi. le quattro the ember-tveeks

fare

il

mony

sort,

kind,

may

Temperamnti, m temper Temperante, a. abstemious

Temporale, a. temporal Temporalit, /. temporal state a passion far temporal things

:

tendre, play, or

In tui.^

Temporalmente,
porally
;

Temperanza. /. temperance,
Temperare,
;

adv. for a time

tem-

Tma,

idne,/ tension /. un uitnnpt.

trial

modification, reservedness to temper, moderat.to agree, upon ; to

^x

Temporneo, a. temporary Tentamnto, Temporeggiamnto, m. dila- Tentare, to

tempt
;

probi toisearch a wound to temptation

t

mpt,

try,
;

at-

to feel,

probe

to so-

Temperare
a pen

Tentativo,
effort

m.

an

attempt,

Temperatamente, adv.

tem-

Tentatdre, m. "

a" tempter
iptalion.

Tentennare, to waver, stir Tencionre, to dispute Tentennata,/, a motion, knock Tencionatdre, m. a quarrel- Tentennino, m. restless man remperaliira, /. temperature, Tentdne, and Tentni, adv. Tnda,/, a tent, a curtain groping along in the dark Temperazidne, /. temperance Tendnza,/, tendency Tentdne, adv. cautiously Tndere, to tend, to spread Temprie,/, temperateness Tenuf, a. small, slender, thin Tempernta, /. a stroke with Tndere 1' arco, to bend a bow Tenuemente, adv. slenderly Tndere l'orcchio, io listen a penknife "'ita, slenderness, thinTndine, m. a tendon Temperino, m. a penknife Tempsta,/, a tempest, storm ; Tendindso, a. full of tendons Tenta, /. slate, possession, tempsta senz' Tenebra, /. darkness, ignocapaciousness, ertent affliction acqua, great cry and little Tenuto, part, held, obliged, Tenebrre, to grow dark reputed Tempestare, to storm, to vex ; Tenebrosit, /. tenebrosity ; a Tenionre, and Tenzonare, to insist, urge to dispute, combat Tempestivo, a. timely, season- Tenebrso, a. tenebrous, dark Tenzdne, and Teniidne, /. Tennte, m. a lieutenant able dispute, debate, combat Tempestosamente, adv. im- Teneramente, adv. tenderly Teocrtico, a iheocratical petuously Tenre, to keep, hold, stop; Teocrazia,/, theocracy Tempestso, a. tempestuous, shell Teodla, /. a song in praise of , moved, agitated call in : to rule, God, a hymn [head Tempia, /. the temples ; the preserve to take up, extend Teogonia, /. lheo--nny Tempire, m. the keeper of a Tenrsi, to dwell, abide to Teologale, a. thblogical temple ; a knigKt-temvlar esteem one's self Teologante, i. a theologian, Tmpio, m. a temple [theologian Tenure, i. a handle ; a terriTempine, m. a dunce, a fool Teologstro, i. a wretched

Temperatlvo, a- tempering Temperato, a. temperate Temperato, adv. temperately Temperatdio, m. a penknife femperattfre, m. moderator

Tentennamnto, m. a waverTencionamnto, m. a dispute

Tmpio,
n/<i/sts

TO.

a temple, church

TenerSllo, and a. very tender,

1 enertto, Teologia, /.
delicate,

or

""--'ogicamnte,
neatly

theology, divinity theoadv.

Tempo, m.

time, weather, age, days, opportunity

j

young
scftI

Tempo

dell' oriutflo,

Tenerzza,/, tenderness, ness, love, compassion the ba- Tenerlno, a. quite tender
1

TeoICgico.

a. theological

theologica theologically

N2

TES
Terragno, and Terrgnolo, a. creeping, low
Terrapienre, to
Teoria, and Terica,/, theory (the study of any tciencc
rvithuut practice)
race, to fortify

TET
make a
ter-

Terrapino, m.

a a

terrace,

Teoricamente,
cally

adv.

theori-

Terrazzino,
rruin
:

m.

country-

an inhabitant of a
town

Teorico, a. theorical TepeSire, to make lukewarm Tpere, to be lukervarm Tepidiza, and Tepidit, /.
ItiKen

fortified

Tsi,/, a thesis, act Tso, a. stretched, tlraig Tesoreggiare, to hoard Tesoreria., f. treasun/ Tesorire, n. a trea^urei Tesorizzare, to hoard up Tesro, m. a treasure Tessera,/, a vwl-- '"' Tesserandolo, w
ve, dei:

Terrazzo, m. a terrace

Tepificare, to nu

Terremto, and Terremoto, m. an earthquake Terrenamente, adv. worldly Terrno, m. ground, earth; a
territory, or gr..dJloor

TessitcJ

Te^iUo, m. a
Testa,
io

tissue

Terebinto, m.

terebinth

(the

/.

turpentine tree)

Terrno, and Terreo,

a. ter-

judgment
be

restrial, earthly Terrestrit, /. an eailfUy quality T<;rgsrs, to purge, dean, tvipe Tergklutt(5re, m. a captain of Terrstre, and Terrstro, a. terrestrial, earthly a rear-guard a. tripled, three-

Tergemmo,
faced

head, top : wit, ssere di tsta, ; stubborn ; gridare

testa, to cry

aUmd.
to

Testa
tvilt

testa,/a/o./ii

Testamentire,
tary

make a
a.

Testament-ft-io,

lestamea-

Tergiversare, to shuffle
TerijivcrsaZirtne, /. tergiversation, fickleness Trgo', TO. the hack ; da, or a trgo, adv. behind Teriica,./". treacle

Terrtta,/ a
dismal

village, castle

Terribile, a. terrible, dreadful,

,

Testamnto, m. a will
Testare, to make a will Testata./, end, head Testatore, m. testator Test, a<ii>. noi long ago Testerccio, a. stublann Testso, adv. a little tvhile

Termale, a. belonging Terme, m- haths

Terminare,
to die,

to baths

Terribilit,/, terror Terribilmente, adv. terribly Terriccio, m. mould Terrifico, a. terrible Territrio, and Territdro, n.

Terminamnto, m. term, end

lo terminate, end; expire ; to bound,

Tennmatamnte,

adv. deter-

a territory, district Terrre, m. terror, fright Terrso, a. earthly, muddy Tersamente, adv. neatly Terszza,/, neatness Trso, a. neat, clean, clear
stile treo,

TenninaL-zZa,/. bound, term Terminativo, a. terminating Terminatre, m. a finisher

an elegant

style

Terminazine./, termination,

T(irm

Trla, /. tierct (a canonical hour) Ternamente, adv. thirdly Terzana,/, a tertian fever Terzere, to plough the ground a third time

Testimonianza, /. testimony, token, pro,f Testimoniare, lo testify, to

attest, i:.isure

Termoscpio,
Ternario, ternary
together)

m.

ther.

scope, 7vealher-glass

and
(of

Terniiro,
three
thi
I \

Ternro, m. a tiercel, or siaj/ qf three verses Temo, -m. trvo treys. Ino sixes
(at dice)

Terra,

.f; earth, soil, land ; cad'Jre in terra, to fall, fail, perish gettare a terra, to knock dntrn, to ruin ; pigliilro tira,/.W)i<Z
;
:

father Terzeria./, a third part Terzeruia./. a pint measure proof of the pudding is in Terzerurflo, m. the fourth sail of a ship TerEtta,/ a pocket-pistol Terztto, )i. a tiercel 'a staff Test* of three verses) Testiidine, and Testggine./. Terzianinte, adv. thirdly Terzo, m. a third part a turtle, or tortoise Terzo, a. third Testura,/, a texture, weaving, connexion, binding Terzi.3lo, m. a or tassel, Tetracordo, hi. a tetrachord tercel Tesa, /. a stretching, the brim Tetrgono, wi. a tetra:;oa fa of a hat : a place Jit to spread
:

Testimnio, m. a witness Testimnio compralo, . a false witness Tsto, m. a te.Tt: an earthen la pru pan. a Jlnmer-pot ova del testo la torta, l/u

It
to

hoard

up

baked earth
baaishnient

Terraf.i
lorraii-.i
I.

ehia, /. the gn^-ernme lignty of a tetrarch

nlitide,

and

..nneggiitre,

.'.;

tyrt.

Tirannello, T a pilli
nicilly, c'r,r/"/'

m. a ijualrain (a stanza offonr versi,) Ttro, (/;. dark, black Tlta.f. abreast Tettare, to stick Tetto, m. a roof (a top _nf a house), a house ; stanza a ttto, m. a gav-et Tettia, / a vent-house,
Tetrastico,
uach-hoi.

Tirannide, /. tyranny, apyre-

Timorato,
Timre',

adj.

godly,

reti-

m. fcar, apprehaiadv.
timo-

Tibia,

/'.

the

/fi,-/'(ic

Timorosamente,
rously, fearfully

Tibiirlino,
7'fcrhio,

and Tcburtfno, m.

Tirannizz^re, to tyrannize nno, m. a tyrant, usurper i L.inte, ad], drawing, pulling Tir.-ire, to draw, diag, pull "'---'ta,/. a drawing-, draught.
Tirato, part, drawn, stretched

a kid of rvhiie stons m. n'/dm. caprice

Timorso.

</;.

godly, pious,

Tielismo, m. a kind of disteni j> r ; spitting '"' Tieniti "-^Te. /. a suckstone, a

bashful, cowardly Timpanftico, adj. that has the

Tiratio,

m. a fulling-mill, a

dropsy

Tieiiidamnte,

adv.

coldly,

indifTeraitly, idh)

Tfmpano. m. a drum, tabor Tiratre, m. a leader, or guide thctympa,,, or drum of the Tfrella,/. a trace for drawing ear; cog-:hcd of a mill
;

Tiepidare. to grotv cold Tiepidzza, and Tepidzza,

tir,i,musnesf, bash'funess

Tfna, f. a great tub, a vat Tinc'cio, m. a buch lg tub ThvMa.f. a place where vats

Tiritera,/, a roundabout story '"' m. a throw, shot; a sort ,

Tiepidth.

Tiepiditade,
f.

Tieiiidilate,

e kept and Trnca, /. a tench coldness, Tiiicne, m. a swelling

,

in thi

preniiceship

Ti\Mn,

""d Trk'n,"".

Tintila,/, little tub Tinllo, TO. servant's hall Tino, m. a large wine-vat

Tinzza,

/.

a bucking tub,

ox

t;;;;:;;^:^

Tipha.and

Tiglita, /. boiled

'

TiRlio, m. a linden-tree; the fibres of wood ; the bark of a stalk of flax, or hemp Tigliso, a. fibrous, hard, tough as leather Tfgua.f. the scab; trouble

Titillamnto,

,.

Tignmira,

/. a kind of weed; a niggard, a covetous fellow Tignere, atid Tingere, to dye.

Tignso, a. scurfy, scatdhead TignuOla,^: a moth, worm Tigrdne, a kind of pigeon Tigre, and Tlgra,/ a tigress

Tintinnire, to resound, jingle Tintinno, m- the sound, the .jingling of bells Tinto, part, dyed, dipt in

TOM
mspi, TO. mild mustard Tcca,/, gold and silk gauze Toccalapis, m. a chalk pencil Toccaranto, m. a touch,
touching

Trno,

Tmbolo, TO. a tumble m. a fall,

doTvnfall
;

Trba,

a,\d

Trbida, /.
adv.

ruin, a volume of a book

muddy stream
Torbidamente,
lently, rigidly

turbu-

Tonamnto,

m.

thunder

Toccare, to have

to touch, to meddle, to do with ; to carry to obtain, to belong to ; toccare il cielo col dito, to live in dover Toccare, tn. a touching, or feeling Toccata, f. prelude to a tonata Toccatvo, adj. apt to feet Toccato, m. a touch Toccato, part, touched ; tnentioned above Toccauire, m. he that feels, or

away,

thundering Tonare, to thunder ; make a great noise Tonchiare, to be eaten of mites Tnchio, TO. a mite, or tvee-

TorbidKre,

to

trouHe, mud, or
troubled,

make

Torbidto,

liquor thick adj.

muddy
Torbidiccio,
adj. somervhai troubled, distut bed Trbido, adj. troubled, thick ; disturbed, uneasy, vexed Trbo, adj. troubled, thick Torcere, io bend, twist

Tonchiso, adj. mity, rotten Tondamnto, m. a rounding, or making round Tondare, to round, to make
round, to cut, or clip

Torcere
to

il

muso,

to

make

tprtf

Tondatura,/. shavings Tondeggire, to incline

Trchio, TO a torch, fiambeau ; a printing-press, or

Tocchtto, i. a offxth. ragout ; a hash Tdcco, TO. a little bit, a

I

Tndere, to shear, shave Tondzza,/, roundness Tondino, to. a plate (a term in

architecture)

any press
Trcia,/, a to%ch, a taper Torciare, to twist, tie fast Torcicollo, TO a wuod-pecker Torcifccio, m. a straining
Torcigliare,
to

morsel

the feeling, or touch

the stroke qf a hammer, or tingling of a bell; a fescue, a night-cap Tcco, adj. touched Tga.f. a gorvn, or robe

Tonditura, / a clipping, or shaving shreds, parings Tndo, adj round, simple,

;

twine, or twist,

foolish

uomo

t'ido di pelo,

a simpleton

Torcimanno,
preter

m.

an

inter-

Tndo, m. a

Togale, ad), of the gorvn, or magistrate TogiSto. adJ. wearing a gorvn Togliere, and Trre, to take, lay hold of To-imnto, m. a taking away, a theft Toglitre, TO. a thief, robber

sphere, circle, circumference, a salver, a

Toiidto, part, shaven, shor.n

Tone'.lta, and Tonnellata,/. - ton, a measure of four gsheads, a weight of two ,.iousand pounds

Torcimnto, to. twisting, twining : a net Torcitio, TO. a spindle Torcitre, m. a twister Torcitura, /. a twisting, or twining about
Torcolre, and TOrcolo,
to.

Tomia. f. a

toilet

Tonfano, to. a whirlpool ; a kind of water pot, or large

TiifoI m. a fall, or noise one makes in falling

Tordio,
th rushes

to.

Tollerbile, adj. that may be borne, tolerable Tollerahilmnte, adv. tolerably, so so Tollerante, adj. bearing, svf-

whUk
wiiere

Tnica,/, a jacket Tonnata, /. a place

they catch fish

Tordella,/, a large thrush Trdo, TO. a ihru.sh, a simple tn ; meglio fringuello in

and

pickle tunny-

man eh' in frasca trdo, a bird in hand is worth two in

the bush

ToUeranla,/

toleration
t

iole-

Toller, m. a sort of coin

Tonnina,/, tunny, the hack of Torlccia,/. a young she-goal ike tunny pickled Trma,/, troop, crowd Tnno, m. a tunny (a fish) Tormentagine, /. and TorTonsura, /. the tonsure, a raentamnto, to. torment,
Tonsurare,
priest's tonsure to

ToUtta,
thejl,

/.

and ToUtto,

to.

pain
shave
one's
to torment, vex- : to infest ; trouble ; to be grieved, tormented Tormentatre, TO. a tormentor, a tyrant Tormentatrfce, /. a fanale

robbery /. a place in hell (mentioned by Dante) Tlta, /. and Tlto, u theft,

Tormentare,

Tolomma,

Topaia, /. a mouses nest ; an

old house Topzio, TO. a topaz (a precious stone)

Tdlto, part, taken arvay

Tomio,
Tornare,

TO.

tlie

upper leather
i
,

Topino,
Tflpo,

culj.

of a

mouseTormentflla,

/
ni.

trefoil

to fall,

Tmba,

/.

or tumble dorvn grave, a vault, a

to

Tombolare,

fati

upside
I
j

ni. a mouse; a rat /. a lock ; a piece, or patch upon a garment ; doni isaidfo- a bet) ToppalIacLhiTe, m. a lock-

Tormnto,

torment,

Tppa,

punishrrunt, grief

Tormentosamute, adv. with

Tormentso,
painfui
adj.

grievous,
[to appetite

Toppo,

TO.

a log of wood

Tornagusto, m. aprovotutijit

TOR
Tornaletto, >!. Hit hast cf a ted, bedstead TornaroiSnto, m. a return,
repetition

Toscano, adj. Tuscan Tosco, adv.'Tuscan like Tdsco, adj. Tuscan Torsine, /. gripes, pains in Iosco, m. poison Tdso, m. a boy, lad Torso, and Trsolo, m. the Tdso. part, dipt, shorn slump of a cabbage, or let- Tosne, m. the golden fleece tuce: the core vf fruits; the Tdssa, and Tsse,/, cough Tossicre, to poison Tssico, m. a sort of poison Tossicdso, adj. venomous, poisonous Tossiraento, n. a coughing Tossfre, to cough
Tortellrtta, and Tortellina, [a tart a small tart

Tornante, adj. returning Tornare, to return ; to carry back, to remember

Tornare
n

alle
io
0.

medsime,
s

lo

old ce
nsul,
.

Tornasdle,

/. a return ; mnintenance, keeping, meeting Tornato, part, returned Tomeamnto, m. (tee Torniamnto) Torneare, to tilt, Jastt ; to turn round, to fence round Tomeo, . a tournament ; a tour, voyage Tomse, m. a French livre ; a piece of money ut Naples Tomiio, m. a turner Tomiamnto, m. a tourna-

Tornata,

Tostamente, and Tostanamnte, adv. euiekly, nimTostanz?.a,

/.

Tortello, m. a Utile pudding, Tortevolmnte, adv. unjustln Tortzza,/, obliqueness, crook-

quickness,

Tortigline,/, the crooked part

Tortigliso,
adj,

Tostiino, adj. quick, swift Tostnza, /. celerity, velocity, swiftness Tost(

crooked,
td

Torniro, attd Tornitre, m.

ookedness.

Tostocch,

Tdmio, m. a
Tdrno, m.

turner's lathe

Tornire, (see Torniare)

the

hammer of
;

crvs,-hox; a dyerS roller

Totale, adj. whole, entire^ crooked, bent ; total adj. unjust, unreasonable Totalit,/, the total, or whole Turto, >n injury, wrong ; avere il torto, to be mistaken Totalmente, ado. totally, alTorto, adv. crookedly, untogether, quite justly, undeservedly Totomglio, m. sow-thistle

Trto,

Tortola, Trtora, and Tortorlla,/. aturtle-.dove

Ttano, m.

cutlle-Jish
"

Tovjiglia,/. a table-cloth

Tortore, m. a tormentor,

an Tova-'='

'"----'

Torpdine,/, the cramp-fish Torpnte, adj. numb, inactive Trpere, to be benumbed Torpre, slothfulness, m. sluggishness ; numbness.
Torracchidne, m. and Torrcin. a wood-pigeon Torrazzo, {see Torracchine) Torre, to take away Trre, f a tnrver Torre^giante, adj. towering Torreggiare, to tower, to stand

Tortso,

adj.

cruel,

unjust.

'ovagliudla, /. t Tagliulo, m. a riapkin

Tozztto, m. a bit of any Tortuosamente, adv. obliquely, thing: a hob-nail in a crooked manner Tdizo, m. a piece, a bit illTortuosit, /. obliquity, a Tzzo, adj. ill-built, winding Tortuso, adj. crooked, wind- Tra, prep, between, among ;

Torraiudlo,

Tortura,/, crookedness, wicktorJ raanuco, aoj. Traavaro, adj. i

s^,f rigour,

Torrnte, m. a torrent
Torretta, Torricciula, i Torriclla,/. a little toner Torricellaccia, /. a little old
/. extortion, a pulling and hauling about Torzne, m. a lay friar \Ti3.,f.alass,agirl
,

Trabacca,/, a tent, a pavilion Trabacchtta,/, a little tent Trabalddre, to curry, or steal

Torrido,

adj.

hot,

torrid,

Torrierer m. the keeper of a

I

Tosare, io shear, clip Tosato, part, dipt, sham Tosatura, shavings, clippings ; a cutting, clipping

Trabalzato, part, tossed, shov ed about Trabalzo, m. fraud, trick

TRA
Traile. to, adj.'vertj

TRA
happy

Traconfortirsi,
self
to console one'

TRA
adj.

Urab5lic, ad), vety handiom Trabne, adv. very well

Tralirccolo,
,.

Traconvenvole,
Tracordare,
to

kor.

wn
verx

Trafiggimnto, i I. and Tra tiggittSra,/. a n nund, hurt

'raffia,

/.
.

Traboccam<nto, Jlowin^, ruin,

foli

an

agree

ovi

well

'rimta, /.

sting,

a wound ;

deslruclic

Tracorrnte,
swiflly

adi.

ninnine

Traboccante,

adj.

of full
.

Traboccantemente, Tdl: pre

cipitatdy, inconside rutey Traboccilre, to overjlcmu-weigh
uri,

Tracorrere, to run swiftly, i, pass by Tracottiggine, and Traco t^n2a, /. presumption, into
lence, boldness

Trafittfvo. adi. piercing, gent, penetrating

pun-

down headlong Traboccato, adj.

'

cast

o verjlown.

Tracotare, to grow too hold Iracotdto, adj. arrogant, in

Trafittara,/. a sling, a wound Traforare, to run through : tu get through Trafro, a hole Trafrddo, adj. very cold Trafugare, to run away with.

Trafuggire
Tracrucci

fly,

to

Trabocchilo, a'nd Trabocchetto, m. a trap, snare, pU

Trabocchvole, adj. prod, fous, mnense, sad, ur

Trafuggitre, m. a deserter
Trafurellerta, /. cheat

Tracurdggine, TracurnEa and Tracut^giiie, /. negli

^gence, carelessness racutto, adj. careless, neg.

trick,

Trafusola, /. and Trafusolo,

m^ sort

of spindle,

the leg-

Trabocchevolmnte, adi hastily, hand over head Trabocco, m. ruin, downfall,

stumbling place

Trdimenticto,
forgotten

adj.

quite

Tradimnto,
chery
b

Tragdo,
/.

Tragdia, /. tragedy ; an unfortunate accident ni. a writer oftrage-

treason, trea

Trabondare,
plenty

lo

great

Trabiiono, adj. very good Tracannare, to drink hard Tracannato, srvallei'ed, having
Tracannato-re,

Tradire, to betray Tradirftto, adj. very straight TradispregTole, adj. very

Tragett^re, to pass over, ia pass a river to toss up and.

;

Tragettatre, m. a juggler Tragetto. m. a path, footpath

m.

toper,

Tracpno,

nx.

dodder

(an

Tracdro, adj very dear TraccatUvd, adj very bad Traccheggiare, to delay, take

cher....,.^ Tragitire n. a stinger Traditorccio. Traghiatti , to swallow, d( mo7is traitor Traditdre, m. a traitor, be- Tragicamente, adv. tragically, trayer rnoilally Traditordsco, adj. false, trea- Tragico, adj. tragical, dole-

trdccia di

Tradizine, m. tradition Traddlce, adj. very sweet Tradtto, part, translated

liti

fui
T.ragr.1nde, adj. very .arge

Traguardare,

to

aim,
level

to

take

Tradurre,
translate

to

cany
to

from one place

riches

away Traguardo, m.

another, to

Tracciamnto,

r,

Tracciare, lo race, follow the trace; to contrive, to

Traduttre, m. a translator Traduzine,/, a translation Trante, adj attractive Trafelamrito, i. languor,

Traimnto, ni. drawing, or tpulling, a thrust Trainante, drawing, dragging

Trainare, to draw, drag along Traino, m. as much as itvu horses can dram at once : a
;

tre

enda.u * iciiiw.c, 711. an archer, stinger Tralasciamnto, m. lcuvin~

Tfpre, to nod. reel, tumbl

\

^r^fefL^rir^rS^^^f
"''^''
'""^''

oJBT, omission Tralasciare, to

iff'

desist,

leave

Trac^"o,
li^

,.

/.
to
bias,

e.^J'^'cfn'^^rcT'
pre

tracollo,

*^

TratVggere,
. through ;

to transfix, run to pierce, vex one

Tralasciato, given over rra'azine,

,

part,

desisted,

translation,.

Tranuiegia,/. a n
Tralfccio, m. hiickram Tralignare, to degenerate Tral(5rdo, adj. very dirty, oi

nasty Tralucnte, adj. very bright,

or transparent Traliicere, to shine throui^h, to shine, to he shining Tralundre, to squint Trama, /. the ,voof in n'cavplot, conspiracy Tramaglio, in. a drag-net
i'ig
:

the

Tran^it^5rio, ai

Tramontanaccio, m. a shot northerly vhid

Tramcntrfre,
to
set,

Translucido, a Transvicchtre,

or

f.

Tramalvagio,

adj. very vick-

Tramortigidne, /. and Trj >rtiniiito, m. a fuintin

Tra'.nmagidne,

/.
ti

^lTf''^"'oV'plZ'e
er: alteration

Trambasciaindnto,
guish, affliction

m.

a>

Tramutatore,
;

m.

he

that

Trambasciare,

to he

grieved

titer rambler Tramutazione, /. iransmiita-

"' ' xud Trambusto, m. confusion, disc Tramenare, to mane up c

'

Tranibustre, to put in disorder, to confound

X .andre, to 'drii\' atoieg Trane'.lare. to cheat, swindle Trj^nelleria, f. a::d TranClI

Tr"anr-o! ,/';'"",'",.<

m. a passenger,

Tramendue, and Tramendui

Tramescolare,
to

mingle,

t:

Tranghiottiuimo, m. swo lowing, devouring TranghiotUre, to devou

allow

Trapas
Trapasso,
ni.

adj.

that

may
di'

vp
part,
falnti

pai

Tramesso, w made dishes Tramestare, io intermingle

Tramestfo,"?. confusion,
order, jumble
dis-

Tram<?ssa,/. mediation, position a digression

;

inter-

rangoscidre, to faint

Trangosciato,

Trangiijiamento, m. a sna

Trapelare,' to flow, run ; distil, penetrate xrapensare, to ihinle seriously

Trapiantagidne, /. transplaii' mtre,

to tt

isplant

Tramtteve,

to

put between

Trangugjatdre,

ni.

a devourei

Tranquillamente, mIv. quie

I,

Trapdrre,

to

put between

ini:

Traportaminto,
put between. Tianquillamnto, m. a
intermeddela^

m.

transto

Tramezzare,

to

portation

export
to

Traportare,

transport,

Tramezzato, pait.

Tranquillare, to quiet Tranquillato, part, appeased Tramezzatre, m. an arbitra- Tranquillit,/ tranquillity tor, mediator Tranquillo, adj. quiet, cor Tramezzatrice,/. a mediatrix tent Tramzzo, m. a partition. Tranquillo, m. tranquillity Transazine, /. a transitiot Tramischiare, to intermix transaction Tramischialo, paH. mixed, iTransgna, /. o tunic, c
I
j I ]

Trapossnte, adj. very powerful Tt apsto, adj. put between Trappola, /: a mouse-trap, n trap, an, ambush, snare; a
Trapiioliire, to catch, deceive Trappolatre, m. a deceiver,

N3

TRA
Trappoleria,/, a deceit, fraud Traprndere, io undertake Trapngere, and Trapuntare,
Trascurato,

TRA
adj.

TRA
mpfu.
Trasonerfa, /. vanity, ostenta-

pr

Trasecolare, to s astonished

tv.onder to astonish,

Trasordnre,
Trasordinrio,

to

go astray,
adj.

to

Trapnto, m. a quilling Trapnto, adj. lean; extenuated, quilled

nfmind
Trasferire, to transfer

extraor-

Trricco, adj. very rich Traripamnto. mi a precipice ; a tumbling down headlong Traripre, to precipitate, to past from one bank to the
other

Trasfigurare, to transHgure Trasfigurazine, /. transfigu-

dinary Trasordlnatamnte, adv. disorderly

Trasdrdine,

m.

excess,

dit-

Trasfdndere,

to

pour from one

Trasorire,

m. treasurer

Trasformare, to transform Trasformazidne, /.

Trasparnte, adj. transparent Trasparnza,/, transparency Trasparre, and Trasparire,

Trasgredimnto,
Trarupato, adj.
veri/

m.
Traspiantamnto, m. a transplantation Traspiantire, to tran.tplant Traspirare, to transpire

craggy

Trasalire, to leap over

Trasandamnto, m. a transgression, negligence Trasandre, to go before

Trasgressidne, f. a transgresto
;

Trasponimnto, m. a transTraspdrre,
to transpose, trans-

take too

much

liberty

to

neglect, slight

Trasattarcj appropriate, to invade Trasavio, adj. very mise Trascannre, to mind from one skein to another Trascggliere, to choose

Trasi, such, so great Traicuramnte, adv. very securely Traslatore, to transpose, to

plarJ Trasportaranto, m. a transportation Traspo.rtare, to transpose, transfer, to carry, to carry

Trasceglimnto, m. and Trasclta,/, choice

m. a translator Traslativamente, adv. tvilh a

Trsislatatre,

Trasportato,

part.

tran*-

Trascendentale,

adj.

tran-

scendental, eo:cellent

Trascendente, adj. surpassing.

Trascndere,
TrasciScco,
foolish
to

Traslatre, m. a translator Trailaiidne, /. a removal; translation, versitm Traslignire, to degenerate

yo, mdsi

Trasportazine, /. and Trasprto, m. a transporting.

exceed, sur-

adj.
to

very

silly,

Traspsto, part, transplanted

'rasricchfre, to

transposed,

Trascolorare,

change

co-

Trassinre, to lutndle,

make very rich manage

amuse

Trasmigrare,
Trascorrnte, adj. flying, mattering rrascorrentemnte, adv. by the by. by the rvay Trascrrere, to run over, to take tuo great a liberty TrascorrTole, adj. transitory.

transmigrate Trasraigrazidne, /. transmigration

to

to ill treat

Trastomre,

to delay,

Trasmodare, to exceed, go yond measure

Tra'iTlodato,
adj.

bi-

extraor-

mento
light

di lume,

a beam of

Trasmut^ile, adj. changeable Trasmutagidne, /. and Trasmutamnto, m. and Trasmutanza,/. transmutation Trasmutare, to transform
Trasmutazine,/, transforma-

Trastullare, to divett ; amuse, to take pleasure, to play Trastuilatdre, m. a buffoon Trastnllvole, adj. diverting, pleasing Trastullo, amusement, m.

Trasvasire,

to

put

from one
much

Trasudire,

vessel into another to sweat

Trascorsivamnte, adv. by the

Trasversalmente,
liquety

Trasversale, adj. transverse adv. 06

Trasvrso, Trasnello, adj very nimble Tr^ognamento, m. a ravin Trasognare, to dream to ra

;

arf/'.

oblique, across

Trascrivere,

to transerilie

Trasvire, to wander, to go out of the rvay ; to put out of

the

Trascurggine, and Trascurnza,/. negligence Trascurante, adj. negligent Trascurare, to neglect ^gently Trascuratamente, adv. negli

nay

Trasognato, adj. stupid, sense-

Trasumanare, to quit human nature and become divine Trasumanato, part, become

TRA
road,
to

go astray;

to lost

'ravicllo,

m. a small beam

Trasiistanziare,

to

iransub-

^ravillano, adj. very ignomi-

stanliate, to alter

Trasustanziato, part, changed dUtance Tratta, /. space, noi siamo una tratta d'arco dalla citt, ne are near
:
'

>avinto, part, conquered

tractable, Trattabile, adj. easy : gentle, kind, affable Trattabilit, /. tractability.

Travagliso, part, wretched Travalente, ail), extraordi-

nary powerful Travalicamnto, m. passage;

:

Trattabilmente, adv.
friendly

kindly,

Travalicare, to pass over

transsress, violate

to

Trattamnto,
treatise,

t.

discourse-,
;

Travalicatdre,

m.

he

that

plot,

contrivance

Trebbia, ail; scourge Trebbiano, jh. a sort ,f wine Trebbiare, to thrash, to break

faf

treatment Trattante, adj. treating handle, Trattare, to treat,

discnurse of ; to touch, feel

Trattato,
plot,

7n. a treatise, work, machination

Trattato, part, treated of Trattatre, m. a negotiator,

contriver,

an

interpreter

Traudire, to hear one thing for another, to blunder Trave,/, a beam Travecchizza,/, decrepitnett,
tdre, to see double

Trebel!ini(

trbbio, to diin company the fourth

part of an Trcca, /. a huckster

Trattazine, / an agreement,
treaty

Tratteggiamnto, m. a draw- Travedimnto, m. a seeing double, an error ing Tratteggiare, to draw lines, to Traversa, /. a cross-iron bar ; misfortune, speak rrittily adversity a cross path ; a short cut Tratteggiiire, m. aflourish
; ;

retai.

Tratteggiato, part, drawn, full of lines Trattenre, to entertain, a-

Trecchiro,
deceitful

adj.

cheating,

Traversale, adj. athwart Traversalmn'te, adv. side-

Trccia,/, a lock of hair Treccira. /. a ribbon for women's hair Treccne, m. a huckster, re-

Trattenitre,

m. an

entertaintractable,

ing companion Trattvole, adj.

Tra versato, adj. strong-limbed,

Trecentsimo, adj. the three hundredth Trecento, adj. three hundred Tredcimo, and Tredicsimo,

ipportable

Travrso, m. a cross blow,

Trfolo, m. a twist Tregenda,/, an apparition

Tregga./ a
Traversne, adv. across, eros
Travertino, m. a kind of white

Tratto di cdrda, the strappado flogging

Tratto, part,

spungy stone
Travestire,
to

disguise
i

drawn

mask ou^s
si

self;

travestiti

Tratto tratto, Olii), oftentimes Trattura, /. a throwing, pull-

conoscono a cavar della maschera, the deceitful

to be discovered
si

Tremante, adj. treinbling Tremare, to tremble Tremebondo, adj. trembling

sure

Tremndo,

adj. horrible, ter-

Trementina,/, turpentine Tremila, and TremCia,

TiavagUnte,
adj. laborious

/.

three thousand

TRI
Trmito,

m.

a
aify.

shivering,

TremolJinte,

trembling,

Tribunalmnte, adv. in the judgment-seat Tribunato, m. tribune's

sitting
office

Trionfatre, Trinfo, m. a Tripartrto, part, divided intj

;

Tribunsco, adj of a tribune

Tremolare,

io tremlile, sparkle.

Trmolo,

adj.

trembling,

Tributrio, udj. tribntaiy Tributo, a tribute render

Triplio-ire, to treble Triplice, aJj. triple Trijilicerante, adv. trebly Triplicit, a threefold /.

Tricorde, Tremoiuso, adj. paralytic strings Tremdre, m.'fear, apprehension, trembling

adj.
adj.

with

three three

Tricorpdreo,

of

Tremorso, adj trembling

Triciispide, adj. having three Trmui.i, / a tremble (tree) Tremuuto, . an earthquake Trno, m. a train, equipage: Tridnte, m. Neptune's trident a sledge, or dra^j thirty 'rifer.i,/. a kind of electuary Trnta, m. Trentacinquesimo, adj. the Trifogliato, adj. three-leaved
thirly-f'fth

quantity Triplo, adj. triple, threefold Trippa,/.' <)i>e, belly, venter Tripudiamnto, m. the action

ofdancing
Tripudiare, to dance, caper Tripudiatre, m. a dancer Tripudio, m. merriment in

Trifoglio,

m.

trefoil (plant)

Trentamfla, thirty tlwusand. Triforcato,

Trentaquattresimo,
thirty-fourth
adj.
idle

and

Triforcuto,

the

adj. three-forked Trifrme, adj. having

Trirgno, m. the pope's diadem Trireme, m. a galley with three ranks of oars Trisvolo, m. a great grandthree .father's father Tristdccio, adj. wicked, j)ro-

TrentavScchia,/. an
to

word Trigsimo,
metry
Trillare, t

adj. the thirtieth

frighten children

Trentesimo, adj. the thirtieth Trepidare, to quake for fear Trepidazione, m. trembling for fear; great fright Trepido, adj. trembling, shaking Trepide, m. a ireret Trsca, /. a country dance ; trouble, incumbrance Trescare, to dance country
;

Triglia,/, a rnullet Trigonometria, /.

trigon
'.y

er, to trill

Tristanzulo, adj. unhealthy Tristare. to be sorrowful

Tristareilo, Tristere'lUno, and Tristerello, ad.j. unlucky, arch, roguish Tristzza, /. malice, gritf'.

Trilustre, fifteen years old

Trimmbre, members

adj.

of

thi

Trimetro, m. a trimetre Trimpellare, to play ill on the Tristizia,/, sadness, heaviness, dances to haiidle, to play, roguery Inte, *<;. Tvanton,toy Trina,/, lace Tristo, adj. sad, sorrowful ; Trescata,/. taWin^, prating Trincare, to carouse unhappy, miserable, prnjliTrescherClla./. a tittle dance Trincato, adj. cunning, sharp gate, wicked Trescne, a kind of dance Trinca, /. a trench, an in- Tritamente, adv. piece-meal, Trspolo, m. a trestle, prop commonly trenchment TriAca, f. treacle, medicine, Trincerare, to make an in- Tritamente, threshing, tn. grinding trenchment Triangolare, adj. triangular Trinchetto, m. 'the foremast Tritare, to grind, pound, dust ;

{three-cornered) Tringolo, m. a triangle Tririo, m. stout soldiers in the rear among the Ramans Tribbiare, to grind, beat small

sail

Trinciante,
table

m. a carver

Trinciante, adj.

sharp, cun
;

Tritello, m. bran Tritico, m. wheat Trito, part, crumbled,

ground :

passo
Trinciare, to cut, to carve caper, to cut capers Titncio, K a cutting
t

trito,

conmon high-

Tribo,/. a tribe Tribolare, to afflict, trouble to torment one's self Tribolatdre, m. a tormentor Tribolazidne,/. tribulation Tribolo, m. a thistle, a bram
ble;

way
m. a morsel, crumb Tritono, m. a musicai term Tritume, m.frasmestts,crumbs Tritura, and Triturazione, /.
Tritolo,
grirf,

Trincne,

tribulation; melilot (a plant) ; mourning, sorroto

tri'ie
/.

Triboldso, adj. mretched

ni. a toper Trinit, the feast of the Holy Trinity Trino, adj. of three persons ^Vi,-,,,^ n noisy assem. bly

sorrow, grinding, pounding, pincKing

Trivello,

Trivlla, /.

m. a

Trib,/,

onfale. adj.

tri,

<u,l

Tribuna,

a gallery in

Triviale, adj. common, trivial Trivialit, /. trivial manners,

rutticity

Tribunale, m. a tribunal Xribundle, adj lielonging

Trivialmente, adv. in a trivial

to

IR
TrxnvTAto,

TUM
{riummrate
Truccare, and Truccire,
hit the

Triunvfro, ni a iriumvir Trocisco, m. a sort of pill Trofo, M. a trophy Tria,/ asotv Troiata, m. a gans; of ruffiani Trdraba, a trumpet; a pump ' "- ' engine an eleph
;

mba,

Trucco, ill. billiards, the game of billiards Truce, adj cruel, fierce Trucidare", to murder, to kill Trucidatre, m. a murderer
Truciolare, to cut in pieces Truciolo, m. a chip, or particle

Tuorlo, m. the yelk of an egg; the centre, the middle Turcciolo, li Tur; a stopping ui
Tur.ire, to
st
t

pet

Truculento,
/.

adj.

cruel,
:

bai

Turba, f. a Turbabile, c

Trombata,

the

sound of

a irumpetu. Trombettare, io sound the trumpet ; to divulge, publish around

Trorabettatre,
bettire,
n.

Truffa,/, a trick, cheat a to Truffare, to deceive, cheat; t make a fool of Truffatre, and Truffre, rr,
Trufferia, f.' imposition,
ceit

Turbamnto, m.
;

turbaiion, insurrection,

trouble, perre-

volt disturbance Turbjlnte, m, a Turk's cap,

dt

turban Turbare,

to

trouble, disturb

and
a

Trom;

trumpeter
alt

Trugo, and Truogolo, m.

one that

publishes

he
I

Turbarsi, to grow cloudy Turbativa, /. an indictment

Trombne, ni. a sackbut Troncamente, adv. interruptedlfi

whistle

like

thru

law} Turbatre, m. a disturber Turbazine, /. trouble, dis

(in

Troncato, part, cut

perfect, itnfinished

ojf,

im-

Tuba, f. a trumpet Tubare, to groan, complain Tuber, f. and Tbero,

Tubrcolo, m. a swelling

Troncatre, m. a cutter offi Trnco, adj. cut off, maimed, trunk of a tree, stock of a family
TronconcCIlo,

Trbine, and Turbinio, m. a whirlwind; a kind of shell Turbinso, whirling, adj.

Tubei
velliu,

m. a little Tuberso, stump Troncne, m. a trunk, stem of Tugllo' m! a tree, a splinter, a piece
Tuff'rfrsi, to

adj.

bunchy,

tx

Txho, nu darkness; a storm, rlwind Turbolento, adj. turbulent turbulentv, Turbolnza, /.

vublc, tributa

the root

of the nail
tion
;

Tronfio, adj. proud, angrtj Trni, 7(1 pt. thrones, angels Trdno, m. a seat, a throne thunder, thunder-bolt

Tuffare, to plunge, dip

;

to

go

Tuffo,

plunge one's self a dipping, plilng-

Turcasso, ni. a quiver Turchsco, adj. of a Turk Turchina, /.' turquoise, pi

Tropolgico, adj. moral

'too muck ; a cader va. chi trppo in alto sale, hasty climbers have sudden falls Trppo, m. excess, superfluity Trscia,/, a furrow which the water makes in running Trta, trout Trotare, to dress, to steiv a

Tfft)Io,

Trppo, adv.

m. a kind of bird Tufo, m. a kind of porous

Tugrio, m. a cave, c Tulipjino, m. a tulip Tumefatto, part. swollen,

bloated

Turco, m. a Turk :,/ turf

ido, adj. swelled Turifbile, ni. a center ""rma, f. a troop r.f norse : a Jl'jck of sheep ; a crowd of people Turpe, adj. base, deformed.

fa

Tmido, aj. proud, lofy Tumre, m. a swelling pride Tumorso, adj. swollen, bloat;

Tumulare,
Trttola,/, a top Trottdne, adj. trotting
TroTiibile,
adj.

to

bury

dirty

Turpemente,
Turpzza,

adv. shamrfuHy dishonesty, base-

Turpissimamente, adv. most

be

that

may

Tumultuariamente, adv, tu
Turpitdine, /. defur,;i(y
Tumiiltu.-irio, adj. hasty,

found
don
tu

Tumultuosamente,
uiuUuously

adv,

Wl

VAN
TuteUto,
Tutrfre,
adj. protected

by a

Valnza,

and

^'alnzia,
;

/.

m. a guardian, tutor Tutta f.u, Tutta via, and Tutta vlta, adv. alrvays,
continually yet
;

neverthelett

Valre, to be worth to suffice, or to be useful Valrsi d'una cosa, to make use of a thin^ Valer di mglio, to improve
der
one's estate
;

Tutta vlta che, adv.

io

many

times as, whenever Tutto, adv. all, the whole ; tutti e cinque andammo all' opera, we went all five to the

Tutto, adv wholly, entirely

Vagllo, m. a large bras* pot a dyer's woad Vagheggiamnto, m. an amorous look courtship Vagheggiare, cast to an amorous look) to court a
;

Valre, m. worth, value Valeriana,/ valerian fa plant) Valetudinrio, adj. sickly

Valetudine,/ health
Valvole, adj. useful, good, valuable Valicbile, adj. fordable, pass-

Tutto in un tempo, adv. sudTuttoch, adv. although,

al-

bati' umo, every

man

Tutumglio, m. the milk-thistle

Tututto, adv. entirely, altogether TiiZia,/. tutty, a kind qfzinc

Vagheggiatre, m. an admirer, a gallant Valicare, to pass over, or ford Vagheggino, m. a beau, a Valicatre, m. one who passe over a transgressor Vaghtto, adj. genteel. Jine Vlico, m. a ford, opening, Vaghzze, m. beauty, charm ; passage; a spinning-wheel, a desire, passion, inclination a spindle Vagill^re, to be wavering Validamente, adv. validly, Vagillazine, /. a wavering, legally irresolution, uncertainty Validare, to validate, ratify. Vagina, /. a sheath: thin
;

Vagire, io cry (as children do) Vglia, /. courage, stoutness;

price, worth gran vglia,
;

Validit,/, validity Vlido, adj. strong,

robust

Valigia,/ a portmanteau
Valigiio,

un umo
io slight

a
;

di very deserv-

m.

cloak-bag

Vag'lire, io sift

Valigitto, m. a cloak-bag\ Vallare, to trench about

Vallata,/, a vallet/, or trench Vagliatura,/ a *;/!mgVallato, adj. walled, fenced vacation, vacancy Vglio, m. a sifl, a corn-sieve Valle,/ arale, valley Vacare, to be vacant, empty Vago, m. a lover, a spark Valla,/, a vaUey to attend, apply to Vago, adj. wandering, in- Valltto, m. a servant Vacato, adj. vacant constant, vague, tindeter- Vallo, m. a palisade, rampart Vacazine,/, vacancy, rest Vallonta,/. a valley Vacca,/, a cow a stiumpet able egli molto val^o della Vallon<a,/. a gall-nut Vaccarlla,/, a heifer caccia, he delights very Valoramnto, m. a fortifying Vaccro,/. a cow-keeper much in hunting Valre, m. valour, bravery ; Vacchtta, /. a young com ; Vagolare, to wander, err Russian leather ; a day-book Valorosamente, adv. bravely Vaiato, adj grey Vaccina,/, beef Valorso, adj. valiant, stout ; Vaizza,/. Vacillamnto, m. a wavering, a blackness efficacious, powerful Vainlglia,/ vaniUa irresolution Valsnte, m. value, price ; a stock, a state Vacillare, io be light-headed, Vio, adj. blackish Vio, m. a grey miniver, or Valra, and Valuta, j. value, to waver Vacillazione,/ vacillation viary fin heraldry) price, or value Valutare, to value, rate Vacillita, and Vacillitdde, /. Vaiolato, adj. blackish Vainole,/ p. and Vaiulo, m. ValuUzine,/. appraisement irresuliuion, wavering Vlvula,/, a valve the small pox Vacuare, to evaetsate Vampa, m. afflarne, love Valeggio, m. power, force Vacua^ine,/. evacuation Valnte, adf. skilful, excellent, Vampegginte, aaj. blaxing. \vu:mxkf emptiness brave, valiant Vcuo, adj. empty, fret, idle Vampeggiare, < Maze Valentemente, adv. bravely Vado, m. a fora ^'a^abondre, to ramble about ^'a!enleria, a>id ValenUa, /. Vatnpo, m. a fame, or lightning; menar vampa, tojly valour, bravery Vagaiiondita,/. a ra^nbling Vagabndo, and Vagabiindo, Valentumo, m. a valiant Vanaglria, / van-gU/ry, adj. n'nr.dtring. vasfant Vagaiiinte, adv. handsomely
; ; :

Vagliatre, m. a sifter

VAP
Vanagloriarsi, to boast of, or Vaporazine, f. evaporatvn Vapre, m. a vapour glory in a thing Vaporvole, adj. full of vaVanagloriso, adj. full of glory, proud Vaporita, and \''aporosit, /, Vanamente, adv. vainly vapour, exhalation Vaneggiamnto, m. folly, fury Vaneggiare, to dote to rav Vaporso, adj. vaporous Vaneggiatre, m. a dotard Vapulazine,/. chastisement Varare, to launch a ship, to Vanerllo, adj. little, t), land foppijh Vanzza,^, vanity, vain-glory Varcare, to cross, to pass over Vanga,/, a spade Varco, m. a passage, opening Varibile, adj. changeable Vangaiula,/, pi. a drag-net Vangare, to dig the ground Variamente, adv. differently Vangata./, digged ground Variamnto, m. variation Variante, adj. different, vaVangatre, m. a digger Vangatura, the act of digging ; Varinza, /. variety, change the digging time Vanglico, adj. evangelic Variare, to vary, alter Vangelista, tri. an evangelist Variatamente, adv. diversely Vangelizzre, to preach the Variato, adj. divers, different;
i

ITbiditre, tn. he who obsy Ubbiso, adj. superstitious Ubblire, to forget

Ubbriachzza,

/.

drunken

Ubbriaco, adj. drunk Ubbriacne, m. a

gieat

drunkard
Uberltero, adj. that has teat:,
copious, fertile

U'bero,

m.

U'bera,

/.

pi.

Ubert, /. abundance, fruitful'

Ubertoso, adj. fruitful, abunUbriacacelo, adj. drunk VbTiach7.a,f. drunkenness Urcellabile, adi silly Uccellccio, m. a voracious bird a simpleton "- -"igine, / a fowling ;
;
;

Vanglo, and Vanglio,

the gospel

m. vl?iamZ!f7arkUion Vaneggiare, to diversify

Variet.=i, /. variety, diversity;

ga,n.

Vangurdia,/, vanguard
Vanire, to vanish Vanit, /. vanity, pride

Uccellia, place to keep birds

Vanni,

n. pi.

(poet, exp.) the

Vano,

adj. vain, proud : frail, perishable : in vano, adv. to

necdlessi

variation, alteration Vrio, adj. various, different ; changeable, fickle; ho l'animo vrio dal vostro, / am not nfyour opinion Vasio, m. a potter Vascllo, a ship Vase. m. a vase, vessel Vasellaggio. m. plates, dishes

Uccellame,

m. game, or great number of birds

Uccellamnto, m. derision Uccellare, to fowl, go a bird'ching: to banter, rail at;

long for Uccellatre,

m.

bird-

Vantaggiare,

to

exceed

to

Uccell attira, /. a fowling, the forvling season

Vasellame, and Vasellamnto, Ucceliira, /. an aviary, or Vantaggiato, adj. excellent. I. gold, or silver plate large cage Vasellettra,/. a casket Ucceliino, m. a little bird. Vantaggio, m. advantage, Vasllo, m. a vase, vessel. pigliare gli uccellini, to toy. stare a profit, happiness; vantggio, to be above one Viso m. a vase, vessel Uccllo, m. a bird, simpleton da vantggio, adv. moreover. ^'assallggio, m. vassalage Ucchiello, m. a button-hole Vassallo, m. a vassal, or a Uccidere, to kill, slay Vantaggiosamente, adv. adUccidimnto, tn. a murder vantageously Vassio, m. u tea-tray, a hod ditre, m. a murderer Vantaggiso, adj. advantage- Vastamente, adv. amply sine,/. a slaughter ous, profitable Vastit,/, vastness, hugeness Udibile, arfj audible Vantagine, /. and Vanta- Vasto, adj vast, spacious Udinza, and UdinSia, /. mnto, m. a bragging, Vasto, n. (p. ex.) the main. audience, or auditory dare vanity Vantarsi, to boast, glory; to Vate, m. (p. ex.) a poet, a Udimnlo, >n. the act of hearing Vantato, adj. famous Vaticinare, to foretell Udire, to hear, listen to Vantatre, m. a boaster Vaticinazine, /. and Vati- Udita, /. the hearing ; per Vantazine,/, a boasti-ig udita, by hearsay Vanteria, /. a glorying, or Vatti con dio, God bless you Udito, i. the hearing (one vapouring Vbhia,f. a bad omen the senses J Vanto, in. praise, honour Ubbidinte, adi. m. obedient, Uditre, an auditvr advantage, victory a boastdutiful ing, glorying ; darsi vanto, Ubbidinza,/, obedience Ubbidienzire, m. an obe- Udizine,/, a hearing
; ; ; ;

'x'aporabili c,/. evaporation

Vaporare,

to exhale, or

evapo-

Ve, adv. there, yonder Vcchia,/, an old womark

VEL
v'ecohinia.
f.

old

age

\'erchirda, /. and Vecchiarde, M. a mischievous old

Veemeiiteiiinte, ado. menily,. forcibly

vi-.hemence, rinlence

vehe-

Velenosamente,
Velenostto, adj.

a/u.

in
t

Veemnza, and Veemnia,/.

Vegetabile, aJj vegetable Vegetale, oxlj what vegetata

little

'

Vecchiiia.f. old age

Vecchine," m.
VeccliiStta, /.

Vccliio, adj. old, ancient a respectable

vegetables Vegetare, to vegetate Vegetativo, a,IJ. vegetative Vegetazine, /. vegetation,

A''eget;ili,

pi.

I j
I

Velenosit, J' poison, or rage adj. poisonous ; parle velense, sitarp words Veletta, /. a sentinel (on
\'eleJiso,

towei-s)

growth
I

a healthy

old

Vegetvole, adj. vegetable Vgeto, adj. robust, stout.

Velettio, fn. a veil-maker A'^eletfcSre. to watch [gull Vlia, /. a sea-mew, cob, at Velire, adj. quick-sailing

1,

/. Jilch,
f. r

or vetch fa

Vce,

Veggente, adj. seeing a suo veggnte, in his presente Vgghia, f. rvaiching, or evening watch, sentry Vegghie, J" pi. lucubrations
; :

Vellicare, Vo
,

sail, set sail

\'elleit,

/.

velleiiy,

inclina-

Vellicamnto, m. an itching
Vellicare, io stimulate Vello, m. fleece, or hair
;

vce, adv. insteud

Vececaiice'.lire,

the

room

tff.

Vegghiamnto,
Vegghiinte,
vigilant

ni.

rvaiching
ivatchjul,

adj.

handful
I
'

m.

Vegghire, to tvatch, sit up Vegghiatre, m. a watchful

Vegghivole,
adj.

\'llo, vello, adv. there he Vellso, adj. hairy

\'ellutilto, adj. soft Velluto, m. velvet,

is

made

like

gitani
ca

'

velvet

tufted
;

XeixeV to

sec, consider A&te a vedre, to let see, show vedre il bello, to watch the opportunity : non veder l'ora,
; ;

careful

Vegghievolmnte, adv.
,

Velluto, adj. hairy Vlo, in. a veil, crape

I

crust,

/%
Velce, adj. nimble, swift
'

\'edre chiaro, io comprehend wrll Veder trto, io mistake Veder volentiri, io receive one kindly

Vggia, f. a cask, pipe Vggiolo, m. vetches, tares Vglia, /. watching, or evening Vegliarne, adj. vigilant
A'egliai-do,

Velocecamminnte,

n.

m. an

old

man

swiftly Velocit,/, stviftness

Vere.m.ilie sight Vedtta, f. a sentry on horseback; strire alle vedtte, to stand upon the watch \ editore, m. a by-stander A'editri, m. pi. custom-house
A'dova, / a
N'edovre,

Vegliare, to wnlch, sit up Vegliatre, m. a watchful

\''eglivole, adj.

walchfnl
I

Vltra,/ a greylwund hitch Vltro, m. a greyhound Vena. f. a veiti, spring ge:

Veglio, adj. old, ancient Veglio d'oro, the golden fleece Vegnnte, adj. near, next, coming, thriving, strung Veicolo, and Veiculo, m. a
chariot, vehicle

plenty, fruitfnlness

study to-day
l'enai;ine,y. game ; h Venale, adj. venal, o

widow
widowhood

Ve'lo\'A.n^?.,f.
io

widower, or

make one a a widow ; io

Vla, /. a sail, {a.lso fg.) a ship dare le vle al vnto, to sei sail ; a vle gnfie,
:

full sail

Ven^.to, adj full of veins

Vedovilo,/. a young widow Vedovzza, /. widowhood ^'cdovfle, adj. of a widow, or

Vedovile, m. a jointure
Vedovila., f.
\'e'dovo,

Velame,

ni.

a
i

veil,

or very thin

Velamnto,
Velare,

pre-

io veil, cover, hide

A'endmmia, f. vintage gather to Vendemmiare, grapes to get an estate by bad means Vendemmiatre, m a vintager
:

widowhood m. a widower
veduta,

\"e(UUa, f. the sight, oi prospect ; far veduta, to pretend ,

Velar l'occhio, to fall asleep Veiita.f. J sailing \'elatre, m. he who veils

.

Vndere,

to

sell,

veiid

voi
the

da vndere.
very
right

,fa

slope, or glacis

[retail
to sell

testimnio

di

an

Veiaz
ailing

^'nderc a mintto,

Vndere

Vedutamente, adv plainly

Ven

in digrosso, io sell tvholcfule

iV;st,i, to

by by
by

^'ndere sotto

sell

vehement,

VEN
Vendtta, /. itngeance Vendettccia, f. a crini venVendi' fole,
adj.
\'entTlre, to blotr, in he r.-mdy

VER
Veriialm('nte, adt. verbally

VcntavvoU, f a weathercock
\"entegi.-ire, to

uni
that

venal,

Viiidfbile, is lo be

Venteg^ato, adj.
the

blow shaken

herb

'

'

by

Verbic^usa, and \"erbigrdzia

wind

Ventesimo, adj. the In-enlieth Vnti,! and adj. twenty Ventira,/. a large fan Ventilabro, wi. winnowing
Vendicarsi, io be revenged Vendiiatfvo, adj. revengeful Vendicatdre, m. a revenger
A^enditlivole, ndj. vindictive Vendi men to, m. a selling

Verbso, adj. talkative Verdastro, adj. greenish

Verdazziii-o, j. a sea-green Vrde, m, verdure, a green
;

Vndita,/, a sale Venditre, m. a seller, vender Veneficia, m. sorcery, poisoning

Venen.-ire, ta poison Venenffero, adj. venomous Venno, m. ve'nom, poison Venenoso, adj. poisonous
A'^ciierabile, adj. venerable

Ventina,/ a

Ventilatore, m. a ventilati Ventilazine, /. veniilutio scare

Ventipivolo,

m,

a
;

rainy
dare le

r al V al verde, ; la candela the candle is almost out Verde, adj. green, young, fresh, tender; sour, sharp,

end

Vnto, m. the mind dar

Venerabilit, /.

tu/iai

is tiene-

vle al vnto, to set sail al vnto, to scatto about ; fa vnto, the tvim " pigliar vento, ti nish ^ i di empty

Verdebruno, m. deep gretn Verdechiaro, m. light gretn Vcrdeggiamnlo, m. verdure.

Verdeggiare, to be, or look green

Venerndo. adj. venerable

A'eiierre, to revere

Vcrdemzzo, adj. between gieen and dry Verderame, m. rerdigrise

Vcrrlergnolo, adj. greenish \'erde.scco, adj. half dry Verihtto, adj. 'sourish

Venerazine,/, veneration Venerd, jn. Friday Vnere, f. Venus fa planet)

Vntolo,

(see

Ventaglio)

\-erdc2za,

j.

greenness,

or

Venereamente,
fully

adv.

lust-

Venreo, adj

venereal, lustful

Venlosare,
glass

lo

apply a cuppi)ig[ness

Venerevolmnte, adv. fnlly Vnia,/ a pardon: leave Veniale, adj. venial, pardot

\'entosit, /. ventosity, windi-

Ventso, adj. wi:.dy,- or proud VenlrAxa.f the belly, paunch Ventrata../, a Utter
Vntre,
n.

a greenfinch ^'erdre, m. verdure, green Verdi'ico, m. a square sabre \'erd;ime, m. and Verdura, /.
i.

Verdne,

the belly
;

ccnilia, f. modesty, bash-

Venimento, m. a :oming,
rival, event, case

ai

7entrfcolo, ni. ventricle stomach, or bowels

Ventriglio,
'

the

Venire,

arrive ; to succeed, happen ; venire a battaglia, tu come to blows ; Teuire a ditro, to go back ; venire a concordia, to agree ; venire a grado, to
t

come,

econdo, adj. bashful, mo-

a gizzard

Ventura, /. adventure, fate,

Dpiness, fortune : far la itiira, to tell one's for-

Vrga,/
Vergare,
\'ergato,

the stripe
to

of any

stv^fT

streak
striped

(stujjs.

to come seasonably ; venire al ninte, to be reduced to

m.

stvjf ; a

medley
Venust,/, comeliness, beauty
'
"

beggary; venire a nia, <o displease, weary : ben venga, you lite welcome; veto meet ; nire incntro,
\enire
inn.-inzi,

to, adj.

^raceJuUne

Verglla,/, a switch, stick Vergheggiare, to whip with

-

a,/, arrival, cmning

's,
.

to

brush, beat

tvitli

to

present
;

in

stiito,

to

be

promoted

venire talento o vglia, to

Venzi, adj. twenty-six A'enztte, adj. twenty-seven Vei.re, f brambles, thorns Ver, prep, towards Verace, adj. true

;t,:h

Ventglio, m. a fan

\'ei-aceninte,arfu. truly, really

-

-- 'icily

Verghlta,/ a rod, switch Verginale, udj. virginal Vrgine,/, a virgin, maid Verginelle ,-.. a lad i-eruin,io, adj virginal Verginit, j: virginity
\-erpd^-;:a,

\"rgio, ni. verjuice sixame. mcdesl.^l.

iJa:i, outrage

VER
V'ergiSgiie,

VER
the
j>rivy

/. pi.
io be

Vernaccia,'/- " ort of while

\''emccio,

Vergognarsi,

ashamed

m.

a very hard

^ergo-nalo, adj. shameful \'er{;ognevolninte, a

'emacoI(
\'ernale, adj. of the winter of the spring
;

Vertebra,/
year

Versilto, adj. crafty, cunning the chine bone

shamefully

Vertnte, (anno)

Me

currtnt

ergofjiidsa, /.

the

sensit

Vergognosamente,
Vergognso,

adv.

mo-

destly, sham-.fulhj udj shameful, modest, indecent, infamous

Vrgola,/, a rod, switch

Vergolamnto, m. strijiet Vergone, n. a lime-tmig Veridicamente, adv. truly

Veridicit,/, veracity Veridico, veridical, adj.

Verticale, a<1j. vertical Vrtice, m. a top, heigid ; the zenith (vertical point) Vernata,/, the win, Vertigine, /. vertigo (dizsi VemercEio, adj. winterly, of nets) a iurning round the winter Vertiginso, adj. dizzy Vemicare, to varnish Veruno, adj. none, not one Vemfce, m. varnish, paint, Verzicare, to grow gretn ; to sandarack, or orpine flourish Verniciato, adj. varnished Verzire, m. a kitchen garden Vernino, adj of the winter Verzino, m. brasil, or dye-

\'emare,

to winter ; to be chilled with cold, to be in the

frank
\'crificdre, to verify VerificatiSre, m. an examiner

Verificazidne,/. verifying Verilquio, m. a true recital Verisimiglinza, likeli/.

Verno, m. the winter Vro, m. the truth ; in, da Verziirae, m. and Verfiira,/. vro, adv. truly ben vro verdure, greenness che, adv nevertheless; ogni Vescica, /. the bladder ; a vero non ben detto, ali bubble qf water, or air idle
; ;

hoed Verisimile, adj. likely Verisimilitdine, /.

likeli-

Verisimilmnte, adv. likely

Ver.t, and Veritide, /. verity, truth
:

per, in, di verit.

inly:

bocca della

vi

ita, to

veridical, true,

Verme, m. a worm; Lucifer;

Cerberus: (poet, ex.) avere
il

vrme,

to be in love

Vermena,
plant

/.

the sprig

of a

Vermicllo, tn. a Utile rvorm Vermiclli, m. pi. vermicelli, (a kind of paste) Vermichidra,/. sea-rvorms A'erraicoUre, adj. vermicular Vermicolso, adj. rvormVerrafglia,
/.

talk Vescicatrio, m. a blister ^'esco, m. a bishop Vescovado, a bishnpriek Vernica, /. speedwell (an episcopacy, diocese, a bishop't herb) palace Verrtta, /. and Verrettne, Vescovdle, and Vescovile, adj, a kind of shirt and sharp episcopal, of a bishop Vscovo, m. a bishop Verrina,/, a whimble Vespa, f. a wasp Verrinare, to pierce, bore (sea Vespaio, HI. a wasp's nest, a Jloor Vrro, m. a boar Vespaiso, adj. spongy Verruca,/, a war/ Vespertillo, m. a hat Verniceria,/, a turnsol Vespertino, adj. of the evening Versamnto, and \'spero, m. jn. effusion, Vspro, spilling evening, vespers Versare, to pour out ; spilt ; to Vessare, torment, to vex, (Lat.) Versiir lgrime, to shed tears Vessazine,/, vexation Verstile, adj. versatile Vessieatrio, m. a blister Vessillo, m. a standard Versato, adj. spilt, or skilful Vesta e veste,/, a vest, coat Verseggiare, to versify Verseggiatre, m. a versi- Vestale, *. vestal, a virgin VestiTo, m. vestiary Vestibolo, and Vestibule, /. a
ali ti

certain

vermilion
Versificre, to versify Versificatre, m. a versifier \'^ersificazine,/. versification Versine, /. a version, revolu-

vestilntle,

a porch

Vestigia, /.

and Vestigio, m.

a trace, mark, footstep Vestimnto, m. a vestment,

Vermigllzza,/. the vermilion

Vesure,
cer

Vermiglio, adj. red, bright Vermigline, m. vermilion

Versiplle, adj. knavish, cun-

Verminca,
herb)

/.

vervein

(an

good fortune verdant woods

Vestirsi,
to

to clothe, dress ; nasvestito, to be born to vestite selve, ;

dress

one's

self,

deck

Verminso, adj. worm-eaten, or maggolty Vrmo, m. a worm, or mag-

andare a vrsi ad alcuno,

please, second one

to

Verso,

pr. towards, against.

VesUto, m. a dress, habit Vestitura, /. aressing, dretlf the skin, or Aair cloth Vestizine, /. vesture

VIC
Vesldne, m. a large and noble
ta

weary, displease ; arre in

to

liggia, to hate, abhor

Veterano, m. a veteran Vtero, aj. old, ancient Vetri^,/ a glass-house Vetraio, m. a glazier, a gla

Uggiolare,

howl
suspi-

Vice-^nimirglio, m.

Uggi.io, adj. shady, cious, mistrustful

Vice-cance'^re,
chancellor

m.

UgnAre, i cut with a sharp Vetrata, and Vetriata, /. glass window, a pane of Ugnatura (tagliare a) to cut t with a sharp graver glass to anoint, rub ; U'gnere, to or willowVirice, /. a fir,
tree

Vetriciio. m. a spot planted

*

with willows Vetrira, /. a glazing, a pane of glass

;

U'gnere le mdni, to bribe Ugnimnto, m. anointing Ugndne, m. clutches, claws

U'gola, /.
the

uvula

of the

VicecOnsoIo, m.a vice onsiU Vicecurto, m. a curate Vioedio, the vicar of Christ (the pope) t'icegern'e, a vicegerent (a deputy) VicelegAto, m. a vice-legate Vicelegazine, a vicelegateship Vicnda, /. revenge, change ;

Vetrificare, to vitrify Vetrificazine,/, a vitrifying

vitrification Vetrino, adj. silver eyed Vetrilo, m. vitriol (a ne, al)

cnda, adv. alternately t. a huguenot Uguagliamnto, m. the act cf Vicendvole, adj. reciprocal
Ugontto,

making
mi-

equal

V^icendevolzzaj /. vicissitude,

Vetriudla, /. pellitory of the wall Vetriudlo, i. vitriol; (also) a piece of glass Vetro, in. glass Vtta, /. top. height, the handle of a flail ; a sprig, sprout Vettaiulo, adj. vulgar, rough Vtte,/, a lever Vetuna, /. a conduit (pipe) Vettne, m. a bud, sjirig Vettovaglia,/, victualc Vettovagliare, to victual Vettura, /. a carriage; dar a vettura, to let out a carVetturle, m. a carrier Vettureggiare, to carry Vetturino, n. a carrier Vetust,/, antiquity Vetusto, adj. old, ancient agreeVezzalamnte, adu. ably Vezzeggiare, to caress Vzzo, m. diversion; charm,
pearl necklace

Uguaglianza,/, equality Uguagliare, to equal Uguale, adj equal, like

Ugualit,/, equality Ugualmente, adv. equally Uhi! inter}, alas! Vi, adv. there ~\a,f. way, path, sti

change icevolmnte,
cally

adv.

recipro-

Via

di

mzzo, a medium
;

/icenme, m. a prorioun Vicepatriarca, m. a vice-jiatriarch Vicepretre, a vice-pretor "icer, m. a viceroy icereggnte, in. a vie -regent Vicerettre, m. a vice-rcnur Vicesegretrio, m. a second

"ia, adv. cheer up, courage much la dottrina deve via pi stimarsi che le ricchezze, learning ought to be esteemed beyond riches instantly, Via, via, adv. anon: va via, Jie, for
;

Vicinale, adj. neighbouring Vicinamente, adv. near Vicinanza, /. vicinity, neigh-

bourhood Vicinare, to border upon "icinta, /. and Vicinato, m. neighbourhood, neighbours

,

shame

via, to put off, part with: gittr via, to sell too cheap ; mandar via,
;

dar

vicinity

[citizen

Vicino,

adj.

neighbouring,

Viaggiare, to travel Viaggiatre, ni. a traveller Viggio, a journey Viale, m. a walk in a garden

Zino, prep, near, about ; sta lui vicino, he lives just btf,
till vicino morire, he ras almost dead

;gli

Viandante,

m.

traveller

Vicissitudine, /. vicissitude

Vico
Vicolo, m. a lane,
dreet

Vezzosamente, adv. tenderly,

gracefully Vezzostto,
delicate

Vidme,
adj.

n.

vidame, mayor
viduity,

graceful,
love-

Viatdre, n. a traveller Viatrio, adj. of a journey Vibrare, to brandish, dart Vibrazine, /. vibration, oi darling Viburno, m. the wild vine, oi hedge plant Vicaria, /. and Vicariato, m. a vicarage, curacy

Viduita, /.

widow-

Vezzso, adj. charming,

ly : delicate, precious Uficidle, an officer

Vie pi, much more Vie meno, much less V^ietamnto, m. prohibition
Vietare,
^^ prohibit, forbid
;

Uficidre, to officiate tfficiatura,^: divine service Uficio, m. an office, duty Uficidso, adj. officious U'ggia, /. a shade, omen, augur'i essere, prorrsi, e lenire in ggia, io be hated.
:

Vito, adj. old, rank Vtta,/ a path, lane Vie via, adv. immediately

VIR
Vi 1 leggi at ra, /.
country di-

VinoInJa, and Vino!n5ia,

dnnkcnness
Vij?iltinza,/. vigilance Vis;i!are, to be natchful, to iiltend vigilant, natch\'Iffile, ailj.
V^illerccio, and Viller&co, adj. rural, rustic Villso, adj. hairy Vilmente, adv. vilely, meanly Vilpislrllo, m. a bat

Vinoso, adj. Juicy, vinnut Vinto, pi vanquished, wetikened, exhausted dar la vin
:

/'
Vigflia, /.

Vilt,

t;i/e;ifM,

meanness

ivatching,

titling

np.theei
Vigilia de-

Vi
sey

cowardice [rope-weed Vilcchio, m. bind-weed, or Vilume, m. a confused heap Viluppo, m. a tufi, a packet, or bundle; a confusion.
intricacy

ta, to accommodate one. It. agree with one ; dirsi Tinto, to yield, surrender Vintccio, and Vinicolo, m.

Vidia, f.
(also)

a violet, a stock, viol (musical irutru-

Vigliaccherfa,/. cowardice Viglceo, adv. cowardly Vigliamnto, m. a watchini Vigliare, lo pluck, pick Vigna, a vine, vineyard; piantare una vigna, not to

Vime, and Vimine, m. a bond,

tie a twig Vindccia, f. the grounds
;

.Violceo, adj. purple Violamentoj ni. violation \'iolre, to violate, ravish,

^'i!dto, adj.

cf
forced
;

violet-

Vignaio, and Vignaiulo, m.

,edres>

with

Vignzzo, and Vignto, m.

\''ig(Sgna,/ a vigone fa beast)

Vinacciulo, wi. grape, kernel Vinagro, m. vinegar Vinio, and Vinatire, m. wine-merchant, a vintner Vinario, adj. vinous, of vine; cella vinria, a wine-cellar Vinato, adj. of vine Vincaperrinca, /. periwinkle

Violatre, m. a violator, or infringer \ iola2idne,/. violation, rape Violentamnto, m. violence Violentare, to compel, force Violentemente, adv. violently,
.fiercely

Yigorare, lo strengthen Vjgre, m. vigour, force Vigoreggiare, to encourage Vigorosamente, adv. vigorously Vigorosit,/ vigour, force Vigoriiso, adj. vigorous
Vile, adj. vile, base, mean avere, tenre a vile, te
;

fan herb) Viiicstra, /. and Vinctstro, m. a switch, rod, stick Vincnte, adj. victorious
vanquish, subdue to extirpate, expel; vincer denari, to min al play vincer di cortesia, to surpass one in pnliteniss Vincvole, and Vincfbile, adj.
to
: ;

Vincere,

and Violnto, adj. vehement ; matrimonio violnto, m. a forced velno violiito> ; deadly jioison Violnza,/, oppression, force
Violente,
fierce,

match

Violetta,

violet

sort

of

Vinchto, m. an osier-bed, a
Vilificare, to revile, depress \''i!ipndere, to despise

willow-plot
X'incibdsco, ni. honeysuckle Vfncido, adj. soft, .flabby Vincfglio, ni. a band, tie

Vilipndio, m. and \'ilipensidne,/. contempt, disdain

Vilipso, ailj. despised, mean Vilfve, to contemn fobs.) Villa, /. a villa, or country-

Viol'tto. adj. violet colour Violino, m'. a violin, fiddle ; suonator di violino, a fiddler Violoncello, m. violoncello Violne, m. a bass-viol Viottolo, m. and \Mottola, /. a lane, alley, path, entry.

Vincimnto,

nj.

victory, con-

Vinciprmi, m. one who gains

Vincita, f. gain, victory Vincitre, m. a conqueror,
victor
[barid
:

Vipera, /. a viper lingua di vipera, a rirulent tongue Viperio, ni. a viper-catcher Vipreo, adj of a viper \'ipistrllo; .. a bat Virgine, a virago, a stout
;

Vinco, m.

tic. osier, willow Vincolare, to bind by contract Vincolo, ni. string, tie, chain ;

re, to

liticai)

Viigapasto
tie

i,f-

a,

bondage Vindnimia,/. vintage

Vindice, adj. rei'engqful VineWcnu small wine
\''intico,

Virginale, and Virgineo, adj. virgin-like, virginal ^'i^gInit./ virginity

adj.

vinous,

ef

Vii-go'.a,/.

a comma

Virgolare, to point with commas. to put stops to a writing Virgulto, m. sprig, sprout
Viiidta,/. a villape Vill^tico, adj. rural
bitd

Viridith,

f.

greenness

Virile, ad}, man!,;, virile; et

VIS
ririlit, /.

VIV
knowledge,
vir-

manliness, force,
first la V Murage ; vi basterebbe la vista di lasciarmi ? have you the heart to leave me ? Visto, adj. quick, swift, seen
t

manhood
Virt, /.
Virtuale,
virtue,
adj.
si

Vituperatfvo, <Sf Vituperdto, adj. dishonoured, vittanovs Vituperazine, /. dishonour,

jtroprielj

bast;

infamy
Vitupervole, and Vituperso,

eJTectual,

Virtiinl^t,/ ri rivalili/ Virtualmente, adv. virtually \'irtuoiamnte, adv. courageoushj, virtuously Virtuoso, adj. virtuous, honest; teurued, skilled: acque viitudse, efficacious iva.

Vituperevolmnte,
Ihily

adv.

un-

Vistosamente,

Virulnto, adj virulent Virulnza,/, viruhncy, virus \isaccio, m. an ugly face Visdggio, m. a visage
Vfscliio,

adv. neatly ; sightly Vistostto, adj. well-looking Vistso, adj. handsome, pretti/ VisuMe, adj. visual, of the sigbt Vita, life; shape; vi va della vita, life is at stake; aniliSr alia vita, to attempt

life; dar la vita, to charm; diire a vita, lo give for life ;

Vituperosamente, adv. shame[infa,nos fully Vituperso, adj. shamtj'ul, V)\a, interj. long live Vivace, ad), lively, brisk

Vivacemente, adv.
bly

lively, forci-

guadagnar

la

sua
;

vita,

to

[city

and Vis
,tp,s

bird-

get a livelihood dari:i vita e buon tempo, to pass away time; una donna di bella
vita,

Vivacit,

liveliness,

viva-

Vischioso, and Viscdso, adj. glutinous Visciola,/. tlie sour cherry Visciolato, m. cherry tviue Viscnte, m. a viscount Viscontssa,/ a viscountess

far

buona
;

a well-siaped woman vita, lo farewell

;
;

Vivdgno, m. list of cloth, edge Vivio,/, pondjjish pond Vivamente, adv. briskly,
sharply, rigorously

one chi ha tempo, ha vita, while there is life there is

Vitalba,/, snake -weed
Vitile, adj. vital, alive Vitaiolo, m, and adj. annuity

Vivinda,f.vichiah,food, a dish Vivandare, to live high Vivandtta, /. a ragout a

;

Viscosit,/ clamminess
Visibile, a,ul Visivo, adj. vli-i
ble,

Vivandire, m. a sutler

Visi

plain a,/. V

Vi vent

adj.

living, alive-.

for

life
:

Vite./, a vine fatta a vite,

_;

a screw
^andy

scala

ar
'/

(al;

Visitante, adj. visiting Visitare, to visit, to visitare una casa, to survey a house Visitatre, m. a Visitazione, /. j
?,

Vitlla,/ a'heifer
Vitellino, adj. yellow, like the

yolk (fan,egg
Vitllo, m. a calf Vitellino, m. a small calf, a sucking calf; adj. of a :alf,

.dy,

vi

adv.

libly

Vivili >, adj., Vivificare, to nnicken, revive Vivifico, and Vivificativo, adj.

Visfvo, adj. visible Viso, m. face, visage;

strar

m
il

budn
;

viso, to

recei
^

\'ivificazine, /. and Vivifica innto, ,n. reviving, rivifyin,

one kind/y

mostrar
:

so, not lo be afraid; fare ddre viso rdsso, to blush nel viso, tu look impudently

living; dipingere al vivo, paint fro Vivo, adj. alive, b, sk; V

vivo, all alive: albero, inside oj
'

aprto, boldly ; sr to r col s face visobdssojfo look dorvn ; fare il viso brusco, to look askew a viso a viso, facing, face to
I,
I

'

-'---

Vispzza,/, vivacity Vispistrllo, m. a bat Vispo, u(/j. quick, lively Vissuto, part, lived
Vista, /. sight ; far vist nod, shorv ; (also) to J

Vittoriso, ad), victorious Vittuglie,/>/. victuals Vitturia,/. ci'mmodilies

nulh
''/.'/.

per viva frza, ^y ./'"'< pietra v

:

Vitn\a,fahdfir
\'ituperbile, adj. blame-tv

,it

stotie;

calcina

lick
i

lime

^
di

thy shameful Vituperare, io dis'tonour;

;

\'ivo!a, violet flower ; a via Vivole, the vires ,,/.

pretend

Io

consco

disease in horses)
30i)

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VtuoIo, m. a clove-tree
Viviito, part, lived Viuzza, /. and Viuzzo,

UNG
m. a
Umettare, to moisten Umettatfvo, adj. moistening Uraettazino,/. a moistemng,
Unfoile,

UNZ
Ungunto, m.
ointment, ui*> guent, potnalum, perfume
(/;.

easy

to be

joined

Viziare,

to

vitiate,

deprave,

eormpt, dejlorver Viziatamente, adv. maliciously, deceitfully Viziato, adj. vitiated,

Umidtto, and Umidiccio, wet

adj. Unicamente, adv. only, enmoist, tirely unicamente amato, Umidzza, Umidit, /. and dearly beloved Umidre, m. moisture, damp- Unicit,/, singularity
:

crafty.

Umidfre, to moisten Umidito, part moistened U'mido, adj. damp m. moisture, dampness
;

U'nico, adj. only, sole; unico nel suo mestire, he is very expert at his trade Unicrno, m. an unicorn ITnificre, to unite

Viiosit,/. vice, fault Viziso, adj. vicious, faulty Vizzo, adj.jlabhy, sqft IT'lcera,/. an ulcer

U'mile, adj. humble, vile Umilica,/. an apricot Umilico, m. an apricot-tree Umiliare, to humble
^milidto, part, humbled

Unifrme, adj. uniform Uniformemente, adv. uniform-

Uniformit,/ uniformity

Ulcerazione,

Ulcerazione, /.
vice-

and Ulceramnto, m.

Ulcerare, to ulcerate Ulcerso, adj. ulcerous Uligine, /. moisture, dryness,

Umilmente, adv. humbly

dampness
Uliginso, adj. moist, damp Uliva./, an olive Ulivile, and Ulivre, adj. the

Umilt,/, humility Uraorccio, m. bad humour Umre, m. humour, dampness,

;

form of an
m. wild

olive

Ulivastro, adj. olive-coloured;

olive-tree

UlivUa, /. an iron spike, iron

pincers, slings Uliveto, m. an olive-yard Ulivlgno, adj. olive-colour Ulfvo, olive-tree, m. olive
'

union, unity, junciim Unire, to join level, unite Unfaono,'fn. unison Unissimo, adj. the only one Unitamente, adv. jointly Unit,/, unity, conjunction' Unitivo, adj. that unites, unitumre, a] btiffaon dar nell' ing umre, to please Unito, part, of one mind Umorista, m. humourist Unitre, m. a mediator Umorosit,/. humidity Universale, adj. universal Umorso, adj. over damp Universalit,/, universality Unauimamnte, adv. unani- Universalizzare, to reduce f&
;

branch
Ulterire, adj. farther Ulteriormente, adv. besides Ultimamnte, adv. lately,
lastly

mously adj. unanimous Unanimit,/, unanimity Uncicare, and Uncinare,

uniitersnlity

Unnime,

Universalmente, adv. univerto

Ultimare, to finish, perfect Ultimato, part, terminated U'ltirao. adj. last ; all' ultimo,
Ultre,

snatch, wrest, catch; hang on a hook ; to take away, seize, to take with a hook Uncicto, .Uncinato, and Uncinuto, adj. crooked, hooked, rapacious; egli ha le mani uncicate, he is light-fingered

Universit, /. university, generality, universality Univrso, m. the universe Univrso, adj. universal Uni vocazine,/, univocation Univoco, adj in one voice UnizzSrsi, to identify
'

self

Uno
r

revenger,

an

Uncino, m. a hook

by

enger
Ululare, to homi, or roar Ululato, ni. howling, roaring adv. humanely, kindly, friendly, gently, courteously, affably Umanrsi, to take human flesh

Undcimo, adj the eleventh V ndici, m, and adj, eleven

U'ngere, to anoint' U'nghero, m. an Hungarian sequin U'nghia, and Ugna, a nail:

uno, so much a piece, or I'un per l'altro, one heaa

:

Umanamente,

Unqua, and Unquinche, adv-

Umanato,

j-art.

made human,

incarnated

Umanista, m. skilled in learnanity, classi,

nan, humane,
:

nghie di cavallo, o horstfs Unquemi, adv. never Untire, to anoint, rub hoof Unghiato, and Unghilito, adj. Untiito, part, anointed that has nails Unticcio, adj. oily, greasy Unghilla,/. a whitlow Unto, adj. anointed, greasy Unghine, m. claws, or clutches Unghito, parr, having nails Untosita, /. oiltness, unctttoU'ngolo, m. and U'ngola, /. sity nail Untume, m. unctuous matter.
Ungtientire,
to

umane,

li-

anoint,

rt

vS^

VOL
Vocabolrio,
dictionary Vocabolarista,
listrio,

VOL
vocabulary,

VOL
Volontiri, adv. willingly Volontiro, m. and Voiontire, adj. a volunteer olpia,/. afox-hole

m.

Jitd

Vocabo-

Vocbolo,
Vocale,

m. a le-vicographer word, name. i.

vocal
,

Volato, part, fled m. a flight Volcano, m. a volcano Voleggiare, to flutter about ^'olnte. (irf;. w'lling
:

Volentiri, a'du willingly

Vo!entierso,arfj.eag^er, greedy,

V\ve,fafox,acraftyman;
the falling off (also) the blast

of the hair
,

(fi.

lttera vo\'olre, to n/ill, to please, order;

delle volpi

cale, a vowel

Vocalmente, adv. vocally

Vocalizzare,
to

me

many

Vocre, io call, name Vocatfvo, m. the vocative case Vocazine, ,/; mention Vce, f. voice, word-, note;

lr Aire, to mean, to signify ; voler 'bne, to wish well, to love. volre che, cortj. in

fomlines caught^ Volpicela, /. a young fox

artful crafty

"""

'"'"

an

man

buona

voce, to have a good character ; dar sulla voce. in voce, by to interrupt ; word of mouth : sotto voce,
Tvith

Volre, m. will vstro volre, at your pleasure; mal volre, ill will di buon volre, willingly Volgare, adj. vulgar, common,
; ;

Volpigno, Volpino, and ^'olpto, adj. of a fox, cunning Volpone, m. an old Jox; an artful designing man Vlta, /. a vault, cellar: ay, road, tumiiig; time.
volution
_ -Hi; dar ^. di volta, to come back ; andare in volta, io rove ; alla volta, towards; altre volte.

a living language Volgarismo, m. idiotism

Volgarit,/, simplicity

lorv

voice

ad una

Volgarizzamnto, m. transla-

ha voce in capitolo, nobody minds rvhat he says Vociccia,/. a had voice Vociferante, adj. harvling Vociferare, to bawl, whisper Vociferatre, m. a noisy man Vociferazine, f. vociferation.
Vga, /. 3 rowing i remi in voga, to
;

Volgarizzare, Volgarizzato,
luted

to translate, explain, expound transpart.

Volgarizzatre,

m. a

trans-

Volgarmente, adv. vulgarly mttere \'olgto, adj. known, common begin to \'olgnte, adj. iteming
;

Voltbile, adj. changeable, inconstant Voltamnto, m. and Voltata, /. a turning, rolling

row ; ssere in voga, io be in vogue, in fashion Voglire, to row ; to strive

Vogatre, m. a rower Vglia,/, mind, will, desire: (also) mole, spot, longing
J'
'
i

1 voglia, willingly; vUltngl, long di

Voglivole, adj. covetous,

Vogliosamente, adv. willingly

Vlgere, to turn, cross, in- Voltante, adj. turning duce, persuade move, stir Voltare, to turn, change, walto change, overturn; non low, tumble to value ; to so dove volgermi, I know apply to ; iltrsi, to change not ivhich way to turn il tmpo si volge a frddo, Voltato, part, turned the weath, -"?r grorvs cold; Voltazine, f. a tu rning spalle, to run Volteggiamnto, m. a whirling round, fluttering fere un pnte, io volgersi per Volteggiare, to turn about eh flutter about Vlto, m. face, visage va-ull, arch gitlr in volto, to re; ;

"

Vogliso,
ing, bold

adj. desirous, mill-

Voglizza, /. Utile desire

Volamnto, m.Jlight, flying

Volante, m. shuttlecock Volante, adj. flying, light,
Volare,
flight
to
)-un,

Voltolamnto, m. a rolling Voltolare, to tumble, roll, wallow voltolarsi, io roll on the

;

in-

fly;

m.

Volita, f. flight, or flying Voltica, /. a kind of ring-

ground a,d) Voltolni, and Voltolne, m. a soaring, flight adv. tumbling, in rolling levarsi a volo, to soar di volo, suddenly, in an instant Voltura, /. rei<oll ; revolution ; Volont, /. the will, desire; a transfer ; the paying with
Vlo,
.-

di volont, voluntarily, greedily ; ltima volont, last will Volontariamente, adv. volun-

Voliibile, ad;, variable, flckle, light Volubilit,/ volubility, flckleness, inconstancy

Volatilit./. V Volatilizzare,

Volontario, adj. voluntary

Volubilmente,
stantly

adv.

incon-

Volonterso, adj. willing, easy, ciiick, eager, greedy

Volvcre, Cm poetry) ti tu-n, to whirl ab<ut

VOT
W.titore, m.
lie

that turnt
trnne

Volume, m, volume,

^'olulrinuso, adj. volumiiioiu \'olant,/. miti, deshe Voluta, /. a vohUe (in archiVoliito, part, wauled, rvished \'olutth,/. voluplioiswss, sensnalily, rfTevunan, Voluttuario, adj. loluptuous

Votamnto, m. and Votagi<5ne, /. evacuation, emptying Vota])zzo, m. one nlio cleans

wells
'otire, to erttpty : to vote ; to devote, consecrate ; to clean ; votare il paese, to leave the

Usare,

lo be accustomed, to lofreiiHent

UM,

Usatamente, adv. commonly

Usato, adj. comnwn, usual
Ustti,
;

m.

Vohutuoainnte, adv.

uoluj)-

country Votato, part, emptied, vowed VoUtra,f. evacuation zza,/, vacuity, emptiness
!0, part,

m. pi. boots Usbrgo, m. cuirass, armour Uscnte, adj. going out

'^scire,

tuoiuly Voluttuso, adj. sensual, volup-

vowed
a row,

m. door-keeper

Vdto, m. emptiness;

Uomaccio, m. a clumsy clown,

a fat fool Vijmere, to

wishes desires ; bstia vota, J beast without burden; a

vomit

(Latin
/.

word)
VOniero,

and

Vomere,

A'5mica,/. a vomit, emetic VomiciCre, to rmrt

Ulivo, soe,

Vomfre, to vmnit amnto, f n Vomitare, I" ;' drive

retch

..

the spawn of fish 'asqua d'uova. Batter rom ere l'uovo in bocca, lo baf one's designs
;

'.e

going out f'scio, m. a door, a gate Uscire, to go out, issue, tend, end ; uscir il |vino dal capo, to steep one's self sober ; uscir di passo, to mend one's pace ; uscir di tuono, to sing, or play out of tune ; useir di fuori di se, to gr,ow mad : stupid ; uscire a riva, to land ; uscir di bando, to be
recalled

Udvolo,
out,

n sort of mush m ; a slip of a reed the Joint of a bone Upupa./, a lapwing; a tuft Uracano, m. a hurricane Urbanamente, adv. politely
n.
;

from

banishment ;

uscir dall' animo, to forget Uscita, /. lie, a way out,

t>

put down

the

Vomitivo, /l'i;, vomitire Vomito, m. iind Vomizidne, a vomiting

UrbaniU,
/.

/.

courtesy,

urba-

Usignulo, ni. a nightingale Usitatamente, adv. usually

\.

urethra (the

Usitato, ailj. tmual. comnuin U'so, m. use, custom ; usance,

Ursente, adj. urgent, pre UTB:':za,f. urgency, necei _ U'rgere, to urge, press (Latin
o
ledialor
(li

U'so, part, used, accustomed Usolire, in. a lace, string

im

,vord)
to

make water
tting

Upo,
need, tvant
;

m. benefit, inlt want: aver nop far uopo, to be i

adj.

Urlali

U'sti,/. the scent (in the chase) Ustolare, to long, wish for Ustrio, adj. vetro ustrio,

Urlante, ad), howling, roaring Urlare, to howl, to roar U'rlo, m. howl, lamentation

burning-glass

Vorace,

vorat

U'ma,

/.

pitcher,

pot,

ui

Usuale, adj usual, co>nmisn Usufiruttare, and Usufirutture, to enjoy the projits without
property Usufrutto, m. property
Usufriittuario,

Voraeita,/. voraciotisness Vorgine, and Voraggine, /. a whirlpool, abyss, gtiff,

ptofU nif.out
ailj.

usufitie-

Vorare. to devour, eat up Voratre, m. u devourer

^'rtice, /.

m.
s.'wck,

and

tuary (taw term) Usura,/, usury, exaction Usuraio, and Usuric-re,

Usuniro, and Usurdrio,

nu my.

vortex, whirlpool,

encounter, hit,

whirlwini
Usa,/, spatterdashes Urtone, m. a great slieck Vosco, adv. (in poetry) with Usiggio, m. use

Usamnto,
Vosignoria,

m.

or

Vossignora,

familiarity,
,

conversai usage, c
af-

Usureggiainnto, m. usury t'sureggiare, to lend on usury Usureggiato, part, lent on

adj.
,

conversing,

Votabrse, adj. crpensive Votacska, m. a nightman

/.

and

Us.-ito,

ZAF
Usurpare, io uturp Usurpato, part, iisurptt Usurpatore, m. an usurper a cruet, phial Utllo,
Zfib,

ZAP
Zafferano, m. saffron (a plant, Zaffiro, m. sapphire (a stone)

ZIM
Zara,/, hazard, risk,

game

at

m.

catchpole,

bailiff;

Utensili,

m.

pi. ute7tsils

Uterino, adj. uterine; fratllo uterino, a brother by the

a bung-stopper, cori, m. wild suffr Zagglia,/, a javelin Zino, m. a wallet, po Zamberltcco, m. a

Zaffdiie,

gown

night[water-closei

Zmbra, /. a wardrobe, Zambrcca,/. a strumpet 2ambraccre, to wench Utile, adj. useful, profitable Zambiico, m. elder-tree VtiUtire, to projit Utilizzare, gain. Zampa,/, a paw, a claw to profit, Zampare, to claw, stamp
Utilmente, adv. usefully

Zardso, adj. hazardous Ztta./. a melon ; Jloat, raft Zattera, J", a raft Zavanlarsi, to daub one's self Zavrra, f. ballast, gravel-pit Zavorrare, to ballast Zzzera,/, head of hair Zazzeruto, adj. long-haired.

Zeba,/, a goat Zbro, m. a scbra, (an ani..ml)

a;

Zcca, /.

the tick (insect)

mint

also

Zampata,/, a scratch
^r;-.,C; ^"vTcie'Trati^tur-

berry

foglia, great cry

poca uva e molta and little

Zampettare, to begin to walk Zampetto, m. a little paw ^ peltitoe 2ampillamiito, m. resilition, _ a flying back Zampillante, adj. gushing, [spnt _ springing Zampillare, to spring, gush. Zampillio, m. a gushing out,
Zampillo,

Zecchiere, m. mint-director Zecchino, in. a sequin, a coin Zedoria,/. a kind of aromatic

m. zephyr Zelamfna,/. lapis calaminarit

Zffiro,

Zelante,

and

Zeldso,

adj.

Zelantemente, adv. xealously

Zelare, to be zealous Zelatdre, ni. a zealot, stickler Zlo, TO. seal, ardour Zelosamnte, adv. xealously Zeldso. adj. zealous Zendado, m. a kind qf thin silk-stuff Zenft, m. zenith

mslaVulgarizzdre, to translate Vulgata,/, the vulgar translation of the Bible

Zampino,
^

m. spout, waterm. fir-tree; little

paw

Vulgo, m. the

vtitgar. rabble Vulner<Ibile, adj. vulnerable

Vulnerare, to wound Vulnerria,/, vulnerary Vulnerrio, adj. vulnerary

north-east rvind Villva,/. uterus, the womb

pipe, bag-pipe to pipe, to play _ on the bag-pipe Zampognat(5re, m. a pipei Zana, basket, cradle, trick,

Zampogna, /. Zampognare,

cheat

Vultumo, m.

U'vola,/. tlie uvula U'zzolo, m. intense desire

t

in

Zanaiulo, m. a porter Zanata./, a basket-full Zanca./, a leg Znco, adj. left-handed Zngola,/, a thurn Zanna, /. a tusk, toolh

Zenzra,/. a gnat Znzero, m. ginger Zenzoverta,/. hodge-podgt Zenzdvero, m, ginger Zppa, f a wedge Zeppare, to fill up, cram Zeppato, and Zppo, adj. full,
stuffed
{fiiling

up

Zannata,
,

/.
jest

bvffooi
rollerii

Zeppatra, /. a cramming, a Zppo, adj. full, replete

Zerbineria,
qffhctedness
/.

foppishness,

<ith the tusk Zanni, m. a buffoon Zannuto, adj. tusked Zanzara,/, a gnat fan insect) Zanzarire, a net ; a gnat-

ZACCA'GNA,/.
trifle

the skin

oi

defence

the front of the head Zcchera,/, dirt, confusitin,

Zaccheroso,

adj. splashed, dirty Zaffbinnto, m. stoppage Zarrardita, f.,nith, dirt Zairardso, adj. nasty, dirty Zaffare, to stop, dam up Zaffata, /. a spouting out,

Zanzaverta,/. a sauce Zappa,/, a spade Zappaddre, m. digger, tiller Zapi>re, to dig, till, sap ; ruin, to stamp on the ground Zappariglia, /. betony, fan ^ herb) Zappato, part, broken, digged Zappat<!re, t. a digger, laZappettare,
to hoe,

scrape

Zaffato, part, stopped up Zaffatura,/, a stopping Zafferanato, adj. sajfroned

Zapponre, to work with _ mattock Zappane, m. a maticck

Zerbfno, ?n. a beau, fop, dandy Zero, cypher, nought, m. nothing Zilo, adj. last Zzzolo, m. nipple a teat Zia,/ aunt Zibaldondccio, and Zibalddne, m. mixture, medley Zibellino, m. a sble-marim (an animal) Zibtto, m. a civet-cat Zibfljbo, m. dry raisins Z/golo, m. a grecn-finch Zigrino, 1. shagreen (leather) Ziloblsamo, m. the wood ej the balsamtrce Zimr, m. verdigrise Rimarr,/, a night-gonm
;

ZimbcIl^C,

io allure bird*

AGN
limbllo, m.
tura,
/.

ANN
ehoes : andare le gitte in zoccoli, to be very merry Zodiaco, n. zodiac Zifa, /. the notes of music ; cantare ad tino la zdlfa, to

AUG
sale in zucca, to be stupid; _ zucca al vento, giddy-headed Zuccao, m. pumpkin-ground Zuccaiula,/ an insect Zuccherato, adj. sugared, swecl Zuccherino, m. sweetmeats Zcchero, m. sugar zcchero rosato, a confection of rojes ana sugar zcchero bianco, refined sugar di zc_ chero, charming, lovely Zuccherso, adj. sugared, sweet Zuccolo, m. crown of the head
; ; ;

and Zimbella-

the decoy bird ; allurement ; sser il zimbello, to be a laughing stock Zimino, m. meat to called

Zinpro, m. the juniper tree Zinfonla, /. iymphony, ovcr-

Zolfanllo, m. a match Zolfata,/. a sulphur mint Zolfto, /. brimstone colour,

_

Zfngara, f. a gipsy Zingarsco. aj. gipsy like Zinghin^ia,/. bad health Zinna,/, breast, a teat
Zinzibo, m. ginger

mixed with sulphur

ZolfatUra, /. brimstone smoke Zolfino, adj. sulphureous ; m.

m. sulphur, brimstone Zolfonria,/. a sulphur mine

Zdlfo,
Zlla, f. clod nf earth, glebe Zombato, pari, beaten

Zucconamnto, m. a cutting

Zip, m. uncle Zipolo, m. a cork for a cask Zirlamnto, m. Che rvhistling

Zombatura, /. and Zombolamnto, m. a beating Zombolare, and Zombare, to

beai, strike, thrash

of a thrush
Zirlare, to whistle as thrushes do [thrxish Imo, m. the tvhistling nf a Zitlla, /. a girl; zitllo, a boy, a lad Zitto, int. hush, silence; stare zitto, to be silent Zizznia,/. cUoke-rveed, tares,

Zdna,/ a
Zoofito,

'

zone, ^i,

Zucc'jtto,
f.

Zucconatore, m. a hair- cutter Zncconatdra, /. the cutting the hair, shaving Zuccne, m. bald m. a head-pi
strif-

Zonzo, adv. and:

i.

zoophyte
Zufolare;
**

Zoografia,/ zoography
Zoologia, /. zoology

<o

whistle,
;

hiss,

buzz

whisper

to

play upon

Zizzanidso, m. sorver of discord

Z(7.zXba, f. jujube (a fruit)

Zootamfa,/ zootomy Zoppaccio, in a larne man Zoppicante, adj. lame Zoppiccre, logo lame
Z(5pi)0,

Zizzibo, m. Jujuhelree Zizzol're, tu drink, quaff", tope Zoccolaio, m. a patten-maker, a rvooden shoe-maker Zoccolante, adj. a rvoodenslwe friar; a rogue Zoccolata, /. a blorv with a wooden shoe Zccolo, ni. a wooden shoe, patten, sandal ; a moat, turf; a fool, a ninny ; andare in
zoccolii
to

Zoi)picc<5ni, adv. halting adj. lame, imperfect,

Zotic^ccio, m. a clown, rustic,

_ the flute Zufolilo, part, whistled Zufolatre, m. a whistler, a sower of discord Zfolo, m. a whistle, Jlagelet, hissing Zufolne, m. a flute Zugo, a kind offi Uteri

rough
Zoticaggine, and Zotichzza, /. rusticity, rudeness Zoticamente, adv. donnishly, roughly Ztico, and Zolic<5ne, adj.

Zuppa, /. mangiar
to

sop. soaked bread ; la zuppa co' ciechi,

have

to deal

with fools
joke,

Zurlre, to

make merry,

play
Zurlo, m. mirth, joy ; andare in zurlo, to be transported
Zvirro, J, gladness, joke

wear

wooden

SCELTA DE' NOMI PROPRJ.

A ABjONE, m. Aaron Abele, m. Abel
Abramo, m. Abraham,
Achille, m. Achilles

Anna,/.
Alessandro, m. Alexander Alfeo, m. Alpheus

Am

Adamo, m. Adam
Adelaide,/. Adelaide, or Alic Adelina., f. Adeline Adonide, m. Adonis Adrasto, m. Adr.astut

Ambrogio, m. Ambrose
Anastasio, m. Anastasiut

Antonia,/. Anlhonia Apolinire, m. Apollinary Apolonio, m. Apolhmiui

Arabella,/. Arabella Araldo, Harold

Agata, f. Agatha Agostino, m. Auguttin Agnese,/, ^^imi

Andrea, m. Andrtrv Angelo, m. Angel

Angelica, f. .Angelica Aimibdie, m, Hannibal

GER
Augusta,/. Augusta
Aurelia,/. Aurelia Aureliano, m. Aurelian

MAR
Geronimo, ni. Jerome Germanico, ni. Germanieut Gertruda,/ Gertrude
Gille, ni. Giles

Deborah,/. DeborahDemetrio, m. Demetriu* Diana,/. Diana

Dionisio, Dionigi, m. Denti Dionisio, m. Dionysius

Bacco, m. Bacchus
Battista,

Giacomiiia,

m. Baptist

Domenico,

Giacobba,

Dominic
jiacomo, m. Jamet
Giasone, m. Jason
tn.

Barbara,/. Barbata

Dorote,-,/ Dorothy

Barnaba, m. Barnaby Barnabita, m. Barnabite Bartolomraeo.m. Bartholomerv

Beatrice,/. Beatrije Benedettino, adj. Benedictine

Dnisilla,/. Drusilla Eduardo, o Edoardo,

E
Giobbe,
ni.

ward
Elena,/. Helen, or Helena Eleonora,/. Eleanor
Elisabetta,/. Elizabeth Elia, m. Elias Elisea,/. Helisea Elvira,/. Elvira

Job

Benjamino, m. Benjamin
Benedetto, rt. Benedict Benedetta,/. Benedicta Berenice,/. Berenice Bernardo, m. Bernard Bernarda./. Bernarda Berta,/. Bertlia Biaggio, ??i. Biase

Giosu, m. Joshua Giosizde, m. Josiah Gioviano, ni. Jovian

Giuda, m. Judah
Giuditta,/. Judith. ' io,. Julius

Emilio, m. Emili Emilia,/ ) ilia

Emma,/.
,

Et

i.

Henry
Erasmus

Enrichetta,/. Henrietta

} ^Bonaventura, m. Bonaveniure
Bonifacio, m. Boniface Brigida, o Brigitta,/. Bridget Caio, m. Caius
Calisto,

Bia^a?

^'""'^'^

Erasmo,

ni.

Ercole, m. Hercules Emesto, m. Ernest Esterre,/. Esther Ester,

Eva,/ Eve
Evremondo, m. Bvremon Eudos 1. Sudo
_ _ ,/. Eudosia Eufrasia,/ Eufrasia Eufemia,/. Euphemia Eugenio, m. Eugene

Calistus

Calvino, m. Calvin Camillo, m. Camillui

Giuseppe, m. Joseph Giuseppa, /. Joiepha Giustino, ni. Justin Giustiniano, ni. Justinian Godfredo, ni. Godfrey Gregorio, ni. Gregory Guglielmo, ni. William Guglielmina,/. Wilhelmtna Guido, tn. Guy Ignaeio, ni. Ignativ Ilaio, m. Hilary
Bilariu

Camilla,/ Camilla. Carlo, m. Charles

Carlina, o Carlotta, m. Charlotte

Carolina,/. Caroline

Cassandre, m. Cassander Cassandra,/. Cassandra Cassiano, m. Cassian

Cecilia,/. Cecilia Celestino, m. Celestine Celestina, /. Celestina Celio, m. Celiut Celia,/. Celia Celso, m. CelsM

Euridice,/. Euridice Eusebio, m. Busebiui Eustacio, m. Euslatiu*. Fabio, m. Fabius Fabrizio, m. Fabricius Faustino, m. Faustine Faustina,/. Faustina Felio i. Felix

Iimocente, m. Innocent Ippolita,/. Hippolita

Irenea,/ Irenea Isaco, m. Isaac

Isidoro, i. Isidorut

Ferdinando,

in.

Ferdinand

Filiberto, m. Philibeit Filide,/. Phillis

Ismaele, m. Ishmael Laura./. Laura Lazzaro, ni. Laxarut

Filippo, m- Philip

Cesare, ni. Gasar Cesariano, m. Cxsarian Cibele,/ Cybel Claudio, m. Claudius

Fineo, ni. Phineas Firmino, i. Firmin

Flammina,/. Flammina Flamminio, m. Flamminiu.

Flora,/ Flora Francesco, ni. Francis Francesca,/. Frances Frederico, m. Frederic
Gabriele, m. Gabriel Gaetano, o Gaietani jetan
:.

Leandro, m. Leander Leone, m. Leo Leonardo, m. Leonard Leonarda,/, Leonarda Leopoldo, ni. Leopold
hv,f. Livia Longino, m. Longinus Lorenzo, m. Laurence Luigi, m. Louis Luigia,/. Louisa Luca, m. Luke Luciano, m. Lucian Lucia,/. Lucy, or Lucia

Clemante, m. Clement'
Constantino, m. Consiantine
Cornelio, m, Cornelius

Costanza,/. Constance Costante, in. Constant

Cristina,/ Christine Cristoforo, m. Christopher Criso.storao, m. Clirysostom
Crispino, m. Crispin Cristofo, m. Christopher
''ipriano,

Ca-

Cypr'

Gasparo, m. Jasper Gastone, m. Gaston Gedeone, m. Gideon Gedoino, m. Godwin Genifreda,/ Winifred
Geoft'reddo, ni. Jeffrey

Lucrezia,/. Lucretia Lidia,/. Lydia Lisiade, m. Lycxas

Dalra i. Daln Damiano, m Damian Daniele, m. Daniel Davide, o Davidde, m. David

Gerardo, m. Gerard Geremiah, ni. Jeremiah, Je-

Madalena,/. Magdalen Marco, nt. Mark Marcantonio, ra. Mark-Ao

313

PAT
Marcello, m. Marcelli!
M-.:rgarita, /.

SIM
Paolo, m, Paul Paolina,/. Paulina Petronio, m. Pelronius Petronilla,/. Petronilla
Pio, m. Pitu Pietro, m. Prfer

ZEN
Simone, m. Simon Simona,/. Simona
Sofia,/. SopAia

Margaret

Maria, f. Mary Marina,/. Marina Mario, m. Martin Maru,/. Martha Martino, m. Martin Marziale, m. Martial JWatteo, m. Mutlherv Maurizio, m. Maurice Massimo, m. Maximiu Massimiliano, m. Maximilia; Massimino, m. Maximinus Matilde,/. Matilda Melpomena,/. Melpomene Michele, m. Mieliael Mose, m. Motet Narcisso, m. Na,
"

PoUuc

I.

Pollux

Policarpo, m. Polycarf

Pompeo,

tn.

Pompey

Tancredi, m. Tancred Teobaldo, m. Theobald Teodoro, m. Theodore Teodosio, m. Theodotiut Teodulo, m. TAf.duiu*
Teofilo,

Ponzio, m. Pontiut
Priscilla,/. Pritcilla

Prisca,/. Pritca Procopio, m. Procopiut Proculo, m. Proculut

Timoteo,

m. Theophilu* Teresa,/ Thereto Tommasso, m. Thnnuu .n Timothy

Prudenza,/. Prudence
Quirino, m. Quirinut

Kdchele, m. Rachel Raimondo, m. Raymond

Raolfo, ni. /{a/;)A Kafaele, Raphael Rebeca./. Rebecca Roberto, m. Robert Rodolfo, Rodolph, m.

Tito, irt. TiVu* Tobia, m. Toby Valentino, m. Valentine Valentina,/. Valentina

Nes
Niciade, m. Niciat Nicolo, m. Nicholat Ognisanti, m. All Saintt Olao, m. Olaut OUviere, m. Oliver

Valeriano, m. Ka/erian Valeria, /. Valeria

Venere,/. Venut
T

Ralph

Olimpo, m. Oh/mput Omfredo, yn. Humphrey Onesimo, m. Onetimni Onesiforo, m. Onesiphorttt Onufrio, m. Onuphriut Orazio, m. Horatio Orlando, m. Rowland,
Oriana
Ottavio, m. Octaviut Ottavia,/. Octavia

Roger Rosomonda,/. Rosamond

Rugiero.

Rosa,/. Ro Sabina,/. Safima

Veronica,/. Veronica Vittore, m. Victor (Vittoria,/. Victoria Vincenslao, m. Vincentlaut Vincente, m. Vincent Virginio, m. Virginiut Virginia,/. riV^-inia
I

Salomone, m. Solomon
Sara,/. SuraA Sebastiano, m. Sebatlian

Ugo, m. Hu^'/j Urbano, m. Urban

Uria, >. t/riaA Ursula,/. Ursula Xaverio, o Saverio, m.
Zaccaria, m. Zachariah Zacheo, n. Zaccheut Zenobia,/ Zenobia

Ottone,

ni.

Otho

Semiramide, /. Semirami t Sempronio, jji. Semproniui Semprcnia,/. Sempronia Seve

..

Xa

Panfilio,

m. Pamphiliut Pasquale, m. Patehal Paixizio, m. Patrick

Sy.;<,

Simeone, m. Simeon

2enofonte, m. ZenofAo*

END OP THE FIRST PART

ENGLISH AND ITALIAN

DICTIONARY.
PART
a. adjective,

II.

ACC
Absolve,
V. a. assolvere, a.

ACC
ing,
ion,
significato (T una discarico di parola

parola,

Absolute,
ness,
.

assoluto, perfetto,

Accepting,
Access,
.

accetlaz'o
accesso,

potere assoluto,

entrata.

Absonous,

a. discordante, as[ghiottire surdo, ridicolo

ary. I-accessorio, ible, a. accessibile, ion, . addizione, giunto,

Accustom.

t'.

a.

accostomare,

Absorb, v. a. assorbire, inAbsorbent, a. assorbente ing. Abstain, v. n. astenersi,

avvenimento,

ably,
ad.
a.

ad.

spesso,

orlly, ad. leggiermente

Accidence,
.

communemente, commune, ing, .

arily, anr,
tciitu-

primi rudimenti
Acerb,

Abstemious,
ness,
s.

a.

astemio,

della

grammatica

sobriet Abstergent, a. astersivo Abstersion, s. astersione

Accident,

Acclamation,
Acclivity, Abstinence, . astinenza Abstinent, o. astinente, tem- Accloyed,
.

perato Abstract,
aitraere,

ediy,

astratto,

va.
sepa-

v. a. accumulare Ache, . dolore, pena Achieve, v. a. (see Atchieve) Acid, a. acido, agro, ity, . Accommodate, ti. a. accomacidit, agrezza modare, a business, com- Acknowledge, v. a. riconos. cu:clamazione ertezza a. svogliato

accidente, incial, dente, li. accidentate, ally, ad. accidenta'menle

acerbo, ity, acerbit

a.

aspero,

Acervate,

ad.

pire
.

Absurd,
a.

un affare, ing, accommodamento,

ti.

ion,

ly,

palt. ad. be>ie, acconciamente

a.

Accompany,
assurdo,
assurdit,

accompa.

Acme, . Cima, punto, vetta Acolothist, ,.^ ^'-^ccol.to Acolyte,

I

ity, .

ly,

ad. sciocca-

Accompaniment, pagnamento

accom-

Aconite,

aconite
avvertire.

Abundance, . abbondanza Abundant, a. abbondante,

ad. abbondantemente Abuse, . abuso, affronto

^ly,

Accomplice, . comphce Accomplish, v. a. compire, er, . che finisce, ing, ' ' compimento, perfe-

Acorn, . ghianda Acquaint, v. a.

inforn
.

To get luaintance, fa,

Acquiesce, ii. n. consentire Acquiescence, . consenso.
Acquirable,
a. ricuperabile

Abuse,
riare,

V. a.

abusarsi, ingiuvirgin, deflorare

Accompt,
Accord,

^ee
.

Account)
union
a. ricoi

una vergine

Abusive, a. oltraggiante, ly, ad. abusivamente, ness, . maltrattamento Abut upon, V. n. confinare.

Of one's

accordo,

own

accord, f

lontariamenle,

v.

ant, a. convenevole
According,
ad.
secondo.

\cquire,

v.

acquistare,

acquistatore
.

Abutment,
Abuttals,

suppuramenio
confini

. pi.

According to one's raind, Acquisition, come ^iace a uno To act Acquit, 11.

acquisto, assolvere,

[parare I' imlihe-

Abysmal,

a.

senza fondo

Abyss, . abisso, golfo Academical, a. accademico

according to reason, operare ragg ionevolmente Accost, ji. a. accostare, able,

Academy,
Accede,

. accademia, neggio, or eavallerizta

ma-

a. affalTle

liherazione, tance, . ricevuta, ting, . liberazione, assoluzione

Account,

conto,

v.

n.

accedere,

to

stima, risguardo. To give an account, rendere ragione. Upon all accounts, in

calcolo,

Acre,
;

jugero

Acrimony, . acrimonia Across, ad. a. scHiancio,

traverso Acrostic, . acrostico

p. a.

Accelerate,

V.
.

n.

v, a. accelerare, affrettarsi, -ion, .

tutti

modi

Account,

acceleramnto

Accent,
a.

accento, tuono, ing, accentare,

prosodia, uation, centuazione

contare, spiegare, responsabile,

a.

able, ant,
.

ti

a.

Act.

ac-

Accept, ti. a. aceetiare Acceptable, a. grato,

.

- neis,

grazia, accoglimento,
1 .

-ly,

ad. gratamente

Acerue, ti. n. derivare, proAccumulate, v. J. accumulare, ion, . accumulazione Accuracy, . accuratezza, cura

. atto, colpo, azione, of oblivion, atto di grazia, V. a. operare, fare, animare, ing, azione Action, . azione, fatto, atto, azione, processo, causa, of trespass, azione criminale, a battle, battaglia, upon aa appeal, causa d' appellazione

Acceptance, Acceptation,

accettazionc.

Actionable, a. c/te porta Actionary, , azionario

tilt

ADJ
Active,
a. allivo, It, ad. ity, s. attivit. agilmente, Feats of activity, ghermi-

Adit,

adito, passaggio
V.

Adscititious,

a.

aggiunf*.

Actor,

nella, artifizio . altare,

a.

Adjudge,
ess, >. ateffettivo,

a.

Uinnare,

aggiudicare, ing, Adjudi-

Advance, . iai;n.- Advance - money, premio,

Actual,

ad. attualmente Actuary, . secretarlo d sily,

attuale,

Adjuratioii,

aggiurazione

nodo, attuario

[nare

Adjure,

v. a.

scouL-iurare
.

Advantage, . xmntaggio. To take advantage of, preAdvantage, v. a. acquistare Advantageous, a. vantaggioso,

ly,

Actuate,

ti.

a.

animare, spro-

Acute,
ad.

a.

acuto, sottile,

ness, . giustamento, saldo accordi acutamente, [proverbiale acutezza _ itant, . aiutante '-' Adutorj, a. aiutativo Adage, s. prover'' 'djuvate, V. a. aiutare, assisAdar
.

ly,

Adjus
'dare,

aggiu

ing,

adi
ties,

ino.

Adaman-

Advent,

ad. vantaggiosauess, vantaggio avvento, itious, ual, a. casuale, avventizio

mente,
.

nodi aJai,
a.

dmensuration, Administer, v.

agguagli-

a.

amminis
intraprendere,

Adapt,
tare,

ing,
.

V.

adattare,
.

er, .

avven-

adattai.

Add,

V. a.

aggiungere

Adder,

Waaspe, biscia Adder's ter-adder, idra. tongue, brionia

ardito,

It,

Adrainistrator,
tratore,

ship,

.
.

anminis-

maneggio

Admirable,

ness,

ammirabile, a. eccellenza, ly, ad.

rbiale,

ially,

ad.

_.

verbialmente

Addict' one's self to, v. r. addarsi. Addict one's self to a science, applicarsi ad una
scienza,

ammirabilmente Admiral, . ammiraglio.

Admiral-galley,
pitana.

Adverse, a. ai'verso, contrario, -ity, . avversit Advert, v. a. avvertire,

ency,
er,
.

ion,

aggiudica-

galea
-

ammirante.

Admiralship,
draglio raglia

Admiral

caship,

Adding,
faggio,

aggiugnimento
-ty.
>

avvertenza

Addition,

addizione, m, a. di soprappii Additional tax, accresc

a!,

avvisatore,

ment,

mento di tasse Addle, (t. ro/o, t-ano.- Addleheaded, scervellato Address, . arte, dedicazione,
indirizzo, v. a. indir, zare, dedicare. To address the king, presenta

Advice, . avviso, ragguaglio. Advice-boat, nave di pro-

Admit Admit

of," J into.
I.

Advisable,

a.

convenevole, da

mescolare,

tion,

Advise,
ficare,

v. n.

. t/uelto

eke presenta

te

su}

with one, consultare uno, ed, consigliato. Well,

advised,

-one, dare
o.

avvisare, signiavviso,

Adducent, . motivo potente dente. Ill-advised, a. imAdemption, . privazione prudente, ^ly, ad. prudenAdept, a. dotto, intelligente temente, ment, . delibeAdequate, a. adequato Adhere to, v. n. aderire, at- Adolescency, . adolescenza ing, . avvitamento Adopt, V. a adottare, er, Adulation, . adulazione Adherency, \ . aderenza. . adottatore, ing, . adot- Adulator, . adulatore, ry, Adhesion, J attaccamei tamento, ion, . adottaa. adiUatorio Adherent, . aderente Adult, a. adulto

avvisato,

pru-

Adjective, . addietlivo, nddiettivamente

Adorable, a. adorabile Adulterate, t'. a. corrompere, Adoration, . adorazioni o. falsificare, adulterare, Adoie, V. a. adorare, er, . adulterato, corrotto, ion, adoratore, ing, . adora. adult, razione Adjoin, 1'. a. aggiugnere, mento [bellire Adulterer, . m. adultero crescere, ing, . aggiu- Adorn, u. a. adornare, ab- Adulteress, ./ adultera gnimento, a. accosto, con- A doming, , adornamento, Adultery, . adulterio tiguo ment, ornamento Adumbrate, v. a. adombrale Adjour Adrift, ad. a secjnda dell' Adumbrate, schiszarc, - iw

ly,

schizzo

P8

Aforehand, ad.
lente

-Agile, a. iig'le, vivace,

Ity,

Afore,

ad.
a.

prima.

Advowson,

diritto

di pad,
le,

Adust, or Adusted, a. adusto. Adust-blood, sangue ar-

suddetto.

Aforego Afore-

Agitate,
iure,

luii,

agitare, trai agitazione,

disturbo
-Aglet, . f'glia bitinta -Agnail, . panereccio

siccio,

ad. altre volte

ible,

a.

adustivo,

Afraid, a. che feme one afraid, spaventare

fresh, ad. di nuovo Aft, . la poppa.

To make

.^iquinoctial,

a.

equinoziale.

Aft,

Agnation,
ad.
aft,
'

. consuguinit gnize, f. a. riconoscere

-.Equinox, . Vequinozio /Era, . epoca Aerial, a. aereo, diaria

verso poppa.

da poppa,
After, pr.
dietro,

Fore and da prua

-Ago, ad.

Ex.

a while ago.

jEromancy,

aerhnanxia

ad.

dopo, secondo, di dopoch, poi.

-A

qualche tempo fa. ago, mrdto tempo fa

Long

-Estivai, a d'estate Estivate, v- n. abbrucciare ^ther, . etere, eal, a. ete-

rea, d' aria

[tano

After ali, ad in somma. After the example of . ad esempio To look after. cercare, avere cura. After-ages,

Afar

off",

ad.

da luntano, lonaffiibilU

eco/

.A.fiFal.ility, .

A fter-grass,

futuri. guaime.
.4f-

Agog, ad.
-Agony,
.

T!x. to set

agog,//f

agonia, angoscia
a.

great, ad. all'ingrosso

v.

Agree,

accordare.
v. n. essere f

Agree upon,

AlFable,a. affabile, civile, \y, ad. affabilmente

affare, hariiff Affect, r. a. affettare, toccare.
.

Affair,

Affectation,

affettazione,

-Affected, a. affettato, ly, ad. affittatamente, ^iiess, . offettuzione [sante Affecting, a. patetico, interet-

Affection,

atcly, ad. affettuosamente Affiance, . spozalizio, v. a. fidanzare [con giuramerito Affidavit, . deposizione fatta A ffinage, . afflnamento
-Affinity, . affinit, conformit Affirm, V. a. confermare, af-

derio,

affezione, desiate, a. affezionato,

.

parfo. ^Afternoon, . dopo pranzo. After-proceeding, . procedura susseauente. After - reckoning, secondo conto After-wit, . c-nno Afterfuori di stagione. taste, . cattivo gusto.Afterward, ad. dopo, ^oi Again, ad. ancora, di nuova. Over again, un' altra voi To love again, riamare. To write again, riscrivere Against, pr. contro. ^Agaii the end of the week, the year, &c. sulla fine delta settimana, deW ann .Against the grain, o

Agree accordo, convenire. with one for a thing, pat-Agreeable, a. piacevole, convenevole, ness, . piacevo lezzo, conformit, unione, ly, ad. piacevolmente, con-

.A

greed, a. stabilito, fsso,

a.1. vale,

va

.Agreemg,

-Agreement,

Agreement-maker,

me-

diatore Agrestic, a. agreste, rozzo

voglia

fermare, -ation, mazione, ative,

nuitivo, atively,

qffer. afferad. affera.

Aghast, a spaventalo Agate. . agata

'

Agrievance,. affizione, dolore -Agrimony, . agrimonia

-Agriot,
.

agriotta

ge, . et, vecchiaia, St Full-age, adolescenz

Aground, ad.
Ague,

Ex

to

run a

ship aground, fare dar

f.

vn

Aged,

a.

d'una certa

et, vec-

febbre. Fit of ague,

di febbre.

accesso

Ague

Agency, . azione, azienda Agent, . agente, pagatore -Agglomerate, v. a. aggomi.

Affluence,
.

powder, s. febbrifu gio Aguish, a. febbricitante Ah ! inf. aA ahi !

.'

toprabbondanzt

Aid,
Agglutinate,
v. a. congtutiAggrandize, ti. a, aggrandire Aggravate, v. a. aggravare,

Affluent, a. abbondante Afford, I', a. dare, provveder!

qffro

Aid. aiuto, soccorso. de-camp, aiutante di cam aiiUare, Aid, V. a. p.

sollevare, aita

ento

Affright, V. a. spaventare Affront, . affronto, 5 ive, a. ingiuaffrontare, rioso. To affront death in Hangers, incontrar la viwrte

aumentare. ing, ion, , aggravamento, aumento. Aggravation of a crime, r enormit d'un delitto Aggregate, . vn aggregato, " V. a. aggregare, - '' aggregazione
-Aggression,
.

ing,

raiutare,

Ail,

. male, aver male,

meni,

dolore,

v.

male

indisposizione

Aim,
. 1/

mira, bersaglio, di
.

drcer,
Air,
.

miratore,

ing,

assalto

mirare
aria, aspetto, cantata

Afloat, ad. a galla Afore, pr. innanzi, avanti.

Ar-hole,
Air,
. a.

fogaioio. aicivgOTe, tcal

.

ALO
fretta. A\\ saints, la festa di tutti i santi. A\\ souls' dav, il giorno de' morti.

Along, pr. Ex. -. Along the

shore, lungo la spiaggia. To lie all along, concur Aloof, ad. di lungi, da lontano

Take airing, yighar I ana Airy, a. d'aria, acreo, sottile, gmlivo. allegro, le'f!fiiero,
Airy,
s.

All-heal, . panacea Allay, . mistura, lega. i. a. mischiare, mescolare, alleggiare, alleviare

Aloud, ad. forte, ad

Alphabet,
.

alla voce

alfabetico,

ically,

alfabeto,

ic, a.

ad. par

Ake,

s.

nido d'uccello di rapina v. n. male, dolore,

ardine alfabetico

dolere, far

male
alabastro
!

Already, ad. di gi, gi anche. Also

Alabaster,

s.

Alack!

ini.

ohim!
int.

Alark-a-day
Alacrity, dore
s.

oh

oim

Alteri v a
!

allegrezza,

ar-

Allegory,
'

. allege

Alarm,
per
t>.

Alarm-bell,
dar
*.

s.

allarme, apavento.
segno. Alarmsveglia. Alarm,
*.

campana

-watch,
a.

dare
s.

all'

arme
!

Alarum,
Alas
!

allarme, sveglia

llcgro, . allegro lieviate. v. a. alleviare . alleviamento, Ueviatiug, aicviation, ( alleggiamento Alley, . viottolo, andarone Alliance, . alleanza alleato, parente, Allied, a.
I

int. lasso
s.

oim

congiunto
___ligator, . spezie di cocodrillo

Albe,

camice

Albeit, conj. bench

Albugineous, a. bianchiccio Alkaline, a. alcalino Alchymist, . alchymista

Allocation, . allegagione Allodial, a. franco, libero di

Allot, V. a. assegnare, aggia-

Alchymy,

s.

alchmia

Alcoran, s. alcorano Alcove, j. alcova

Allow,

Alderman, *. senatore d'una Alderman of a ward, citt

AMa-ti^ee. s. ontano Ale, s. cervogia senza luppoli. indulgenza Alehouse,, osteria, dove si che vende la cervogia. Alehoof, Alloy, lega

'v. a. concedere, dare, scontare, dedurre, soffrire, confessare, permettere, able, da concedersi, giusto, ance, . mantenlecito,

si
[.

unisce a'
l'alludere

mettalli

Alegar,

acelo di cervogia
.

Allude,
Allure,
tare

V. n. alludere,
t;.

ing,
"
'

Alembic,

limbicco Alert, a. petulante, vivace Algebra, s. algebra Algebraic, a. algebraico

.

a.

adescai

lleHanu
,

/ ngator.

',

ate,'

1)

a. alien

Allusion, . allusione Ally, v. a. legare, giungere

of mind, alienazione
,

Almanack, . almanacco A ImighUness, . omnipotent;/!. Almond, . mandorla. Al-

mond-tree,

mandorlo
elemosiniere.

Almoner, Almonry,
,

ufficio

di eterno-

adu

[mente alimento provisione /""" moglie

.

rit.

Alms-giv

AH e Ali, a. tutto, og>. da per tutto. Ali of a sudden, subitamente. So much the better, tanto megli along, for all, una voiia per amu -For good and all, per a all speed, pre.

Almshouse,

spedale

Aloes, . alo Aloft, a. alio, elevato, ad. in alto. To set aloft, sollevare,

AH

Alone,

With

Aiov.e, ad. a. solo To leave one solamente. alone, abbandonar uno

ANI
J.

ambrotia
(Untassi, aiyibo

Analogical, a. analogico,
ad. anilugicameute

ly,

one, rimproverare

una cosa

I.

Analogous, a. analogo Analogy, . analogia, proporI

ziORC
[litico Analysis, . analisi Analytic, Analytical, a. anaAnarchy, anarchia
.

un mimale, a. cule, animo/ facolt animale Animate,, a. animare, ing,

.

Animai,

animale,
uzzo,
.

ity, s.

risponsabile

ranimare,
.

a.

animante.

ammendare, riammendarsi. Anasarca, 1

compensazione

specie d'idropisia

Animosity,
Anise,
.

animosit, ira.

able, Anathema,
.

anice.

Aniseed,

Anatomical, a anatomico Anatomist, . anatomista imporre una Anatomize, v. a. anatomi multa, ent, . multa Anatomy, . analmnia. pecunuina anatomy, . scheletro Amethyst, . ametista Ancestors, . pi. antenati Amiable, . amabile, ness, Ancestral, a. ereditario . dolcezza, vezzo, ly, ad. Ancestry, . schiatta, raxz amabilmente Anchor, . ancora. To weigh Amicable, a, amichevole, da anchor, sciogliere l'ancora. amico, ly, ad. amichevolTo ride at anchor, <ar -'"
I

Ankle,

caviglia
.

Amerce,'

Annalist,

annalista

'

Annals, . pi. annali Annats, \ . _ .,, <" Aimates, J Anneal, ti. a. (to temper glass) temperare il vetro Anneal, t aggiungere. a.
;?'

'.

Amidst,

pr. fra, nel

mezzo

Anchor-hold.

luogo proprio

ing,

aggiugnimento
v. a. a.

per gittar l'ancora

ad. malapproposito

To do Anchor, v.
Anchovy,

n. ancorarsi,

age,

Annihilate,
.

Amity,

To Judge amiss of things, giudicare male delle cose . amit, concordia

. piaggia, ancoraggio Anclioret, . anacoreta

. acciuga Ancient, a. anziano, antico, Ancients, . pi. gli an-

ion, annichilazione Anniversary, anniversario, /'anfiit)erario<f un santo

. .

annichilare,

Anno Domini,
Signore

l'anno

del

tichi,

ly,

Annotation,

annotazione

^iiess, .

ad anticamente, Announce, antichit, Tj, an- Annoy, v.

.

t'.

a.

annunziare

a. nuocere,

Among,
Amorist,

or
.

Amongst,

ad. fra.

danno, torto

Ancle, . cavicchia Andirons. . pi. alari a. ly, ad. Androgynus, . ermafrodito amorosatnente [conico Anecdotes, . pi. aneddoti Amort, a. ammortito, mlin- Anemony, . anemone Amount, . somma totale, Anew, ad. di nuovo, ancora V. n montare Angel, . angelo Amour, . amore impudico, Angelica, . angelica
intuinxorato

Amorous,

amoroso,

Annual, a. annuale, annualmente

ance,
ly, cui.

Annuiwnt,
Annuity,
.

costituzionario rendita annuale

Annui,
.

ti

a. annullare,

ling,

annullazione

Annular, a. annoiare Annumerate, v. a annoverare

Annuncialion,.annuura2Jone Anodyne, a lenitivo Anoint, . a. ugnere Anomalous, a. anomalo, irregolare

Amours,

pi.

intrighi

Angelical, a. angelico

Anger,

Amphibious, a. anfibio Amphibology, s anfibologia Amphitheatre, . anfiteatro

mento,

collera, ira, sgridav. a. addirare, ir-

Angle,

angolo, amo,

Ampie,

a. ampio, diteso Amplification, amplifica-

Amplifier,

amplificatore

Amplify,

ing,

V.

a amplificare^ amplificamento

Amplitude, . ampiezza ad. ampiamente Amputation, . amputazione Amulet, brieve

Amply,

Amuse,

t'.

a.

trattenere,

ment, . passatempo Anabaptism, . la setta

anahattisli.

Anabaptist,

degli

pescar coli' amo Angler, . Anomaly, . irregolarit ' non, ad. adesso adesso. quello che pesca coli' amo Ever and anon, ad. ogni Anglicism, . Anglicismo Angling, . il pescare coW momento amo.^Angling-rod, . canna Anonymous, a. anonimo Another, a. un altro, l'altro \nswer, . risposta, i-. a. Angrily, ad. in collera rispondere. AiLSwer for one, Angry, a. adirato, iracondo es.ure mallevadore Ansvez Anguish, . angoscia, affanno a debt, pagare un debito. Angular, a. angolare Answer in law, comparire in Angulosity, . qualit di cosa giu.ftizia che ha molti angoli Answerable, n. risponsabile. Anights, ad. di notte equi Animadversion, . osserva-

v. a.

Anachronism,

<

\A

APP
Apish,
Antagonist, s. antagonisU Antarctic, a. antartico.
antarctic pole,
i7

APP
'

The

Apish trick, buffoneria, ad. buffonesc, ness, buffoneria

ly,
.

a. the

ha della tclmta.

Appellant, . appellante Appellation, . tiome Appellative, a. appellativo

polo antai

Apocalypse,

. apocalisi

Append,

Antecedent,'

a. antecedente,

Apocrypha, . libri -al. a. apocrifo

Apogee,

apocrifi,

v. a. sospendere, appiccare, age, . dipendenza, ant, a. dipendente

Apo<lictical, a. demonstrativo

Appendix,

dipendenza, ap.

apogeo
.

Antedate, v. a antidatare Antediluvian, a. antidiluvi, Antelope, 3. sgecie di cervo Antepast, s antipasto Anterior, a. anteriore, rity
anteriorit

Apologer,

Apologetic,

apologista a. apologetico.

Appendage,

piatto,

dipen-

Apologetic oration, discorso

Apologist,
.

apologisti

Apologize,!', a. fare

un apologia

Appertain, tin. appartenere Appertenance, . appertenenza Appetency, . appetito, brama Appetite, appetito, fame.

Anthem,

Antichamber,
Antichrist,
3.

antifona *. anticamere
anticristo,

i
:,pare

Apologue, . apologo, favola Apology, . apologia Apophthegm, . apotegma Apoplexy,

Apoplectical, a. apopletico . apoplessia

To lose

one's appetite, e,.re svogliato

Anticipate,

ing,
s.

ti. a, ant s. Panticipare anticipazione, or

Apostasy, . apostasia Apostate, . apostata Apostatize, v. a. apostatare Aposteme, . apostema Apostle, . apostolo, ship,
.

applaudire, er, . approvatore, ing. Applause, . applauso, approvazione Apple, . pomo, o mela. Apple-paring5, . scorze di meh. Apple of the eye, . la pupilla dell' occA/o.AppleV. a.

Applaud,

apostolato, dignit d^apos-

lolo-,

tolico,

apos olically, ad. a. apostoolical,

. ('),

olio,

Applicable, a. conforme, applicabile,

che si
.

pu appli-

Antimonial,

a.

antiinoniale

Antimony,

antimonio

Apostrophe,
tere

apostrofo
v. a.

Application,

Antipathy, . antipatia Antiphony, antifona Antipodes, . pi. aniipadi Antipope, . antipapa Antiquary, . antiquario Antique, ad. vecchio, antico

Apostrophe a word,
l'apostrofo
.

met-

Apply,

V. a.

applicazione applicare, ti. n.

sopra
speziale,

una

Apothecary,
shop,
.

Appoint,

applicarsi, addarsi V. a. ordinare, no-

Apozem,

bottega di speziale . decozione

assegnalo.

^V'ell

appointed,
.

ben

attillato,

ment,

as-

Appai, v. a. spaventare Antiquity, . antichit segnamento, ordine, regola, Antiscorbutica, antiscorbutico Appanage, . piatto Antithesis, . antitesi Apparatus, . apparato Apportion, v. a. proporzionare, Antitype, s, figura Apparel, . vestimento, vestito, -ment, . distribuzione Antivenerea!, a. antivenereo Antlers, . pi. corna picciole Apparent, apparente, chiaro, Appose, V. a. esaminare Apposite, a. acconcio, addato, Anvil, . incudine Apparent heir of the crown, ly, ad. acconciamenti, Anxiety, . ansiet erede legittimo della corona, ness, . acconciaiezza, ^ion, ly, ad. apparentemente Anxious, a. ansioso, inquieto. . applicazione Anxious search, ricerca Apparition, . apparizione. Appraise, v. n. apprezzare,

ing,
I.

Fapprezzare,
'

er,

appre:

Any how, come si vogli. azione, irg, . appellapire. Any more, piii, di piit. Apprehension, . intendimento, Any farther, piit oltre Appear, v. n. apparire, comintelletto, timore, sospetto. parire Appear print, To be quick of apprehen Apart, ad. da parte, in disfarsi autore. To make apSion, essere d'.acuto intendiparte. To lay apart, metpear, mostrare, provare. It mento To be dull of ap ter da canto, appears, ti. pare, si vede prehension, essere d' ottusa ment, . appartamento Appearance, . apparenza, Apathy, . apatia sfoggio, in a court of jus- Apprehensive, a. anito. ApApe, . scimia Ape one, v. a. prehensive of danger, c/i impar magisira ing, . avpai

Any thing, cAe

[s.

placmer.
-ing,
]

Apprentice,

garzone, fatto-

ARC
rie,
.

ARM
Archaneel, . Archbishop,
cangelo

ARS
Armature,
.

armadura

able

a. accessibile, a. inaccessibile

less

arcivescovado . arcidiacono, ry, . arcidiaconato Archduke, . arciduca, ^.dom.

Armillary, a armillare. Armillary sphere, sfera ar-

Archdeacon,

Arming,
Armlet,

armamento
.

Armistice,

armistizio

. bracciale.

Armlet

Approbation, Appropriate,

approvazione a. buona, pro !'. prio, appropriare rt. ion, s. appropriazione Approve, V. a. approvare. Approved of, a. approvato,
s.

Archduchess, . arciduchessa Archer, . arciera, y, . f

of pearl, monile di perle

arte di tirar farco Archetype, . archetipo Arch-heretic, . eresiarca

Armorial, a, d'armi. Armorial ensigns, armi, insegne Armorist,

,

Architect,
.

architetto,

urej

Armory,

araldo aralderia

ratificalo.

An
*.

architettura
a. arehitettonico

approved Architective,

armaiuolo,

y, .

arsenale

author, un autore di auto-

mento,

Architrave, . architrave Archives, . pi. archivio

Arch-priest,
arciprete Arch-priesthood, . arcipres.

flying
i7

er,

approvatore
*.

lante.

The

army, campo vebody of an

d'un eser-

Approximation,

appressi-

army,

grosso

momento
Appulse, s. appulso Arctique, a. artico Appurtenance, appartenenza, Arcuate, va. archeggiare Ardency, . ardore, calore Apricot, s. meliaca, albicocca, Ardent, a. ardente, vivace,
tree, s. albicocco _pril, s. Aprile
y, ad.

cito.' To

in battle array, schierare

draw up an army un
odo-

Aromatic,

esercito in batiaglia a. aromatico, rifero

ardentemente

Apron, s. grembiale Apt, a. alto, sogetto,

Ardour, . ardore, passione Arduous, a. difficile, arduo

incli-

Around, p. alP in<om.Aroundhim, all' intorno di lui

v. a. risvegliare ad. in un rango . archibuso v. a- citare in gitidicio Arraign one, v. a. fare il processo ad uno, ment, . accusa, processo Arrange, assestare, acciare, nient, , accomrnoilamento Arrant, a. puro, vero. Arrant knave, /uraccio

Arouse,

Arow,

Apt

to break, fragile. to be merry, allegro, itude, *. altezza, ly, ad. attamente, ness, *. altezza,

nato

Apt

Arquebuse,
Arraign,

Argii,

facUit Aqua-fortis, s aquaf.trte Aqua-vitse, s. acquavite Aquarius, . aquario Aquatic, a, aquatico Aqueduct, s. acquidotto Aqueous, a acquoso Arabic, a. Arabo, . l'Arabo Arable, a. arabile Arbiter, . arbitro Arbitrably, ad. ad arbitrio Arbitrarily, ad. arbitramente Arbitrary, a. arbitrario, likero.

Argonauts, Argue, V.
discorrere.

pi.

To argue the case with one, disputare con

I',

a.

argonauti argomentare,

.4rgue,

a.

Arguing,

Argument,
efficace,

provare argomentazione . argomento, ra.

ation,

Arras, (tapestry) arazzo Array, . abito, vestito, ordine, rango. An army in battle

argomen-

array,

un

esercito schierato.

tazione

[Arianism
^ity,
,

Arid,
Aries,

a, arido, secco,

Arbitrary government, governo arbitrario, despotico

Arbitrate,
n. ion, arbitrato, bitro

v.

arbitrari,

or,

ar-

. Ariete [aridit right, ad. dirittamente. To set aright, rettificare rise, ti, n. levarsi, sollevarsi, venire, procedere

dare Array a panel, eleggere i giurati Arrears, , pi. arretrato Arrest, , arresto, decreto, sening,
'.

rar restare

Aristocracy,
;al, a.

'

'

Arbitrament, . arbitrato Arbour, . pergola

Arbut-tree, or Arbute-trce,
.

Arrivai,

Arrere-ban, , ultimo bando Arriere-guard, . retroguardia . arrivo, venuta

Arithmetical, a

Arrogance,

arroganza

Arithm Arcanum,
Arch,
.

The
for,

A. tiiumphal arch, onfale. Archwise,

2 d'are,
,

. segreto arco, arco di ponte. starry arch, il cielo.

.\.rk, .

Arm,
.

area, cassa , braccio Arm-pit,

aico
in

ascella.

a.

dia d'appoggio.

infarr,

rows, tempesta di frecce ima bracciata. Arm, , arme Arms in heraldry. Arse-smart, nettle, , persi-

Arm-chair, < Arm-full,

.

Arrogant, a. arrogante, ad. arrogantemente Arrogate, v. n. arrogarsi Arrow, , freccia, o saetta

ly,

Arrow-head,
freccia

punta d'utta shower of ar-

Armada, .J?oa

ASI
Art,
*.

AST
itdul'

arte,

ttria The black magicu

artificio, art,

Ask,

V. a.

domandare.

Ask

Assisi,

r.

<j.

assegnare, lotti-

arie

question, interrogare uno.-Ask people in a church, far

Arterial, a. arteriale Artery, *. arteria Anftil, a. artificioso,

artiticii
*.

gnare

il

suo bene,

able,

a.

Askance, ad. a traverso

ly,

jd.

Askew,

lente

Artichoke, Artide, articolo,

d'un

carciofaio
condi::ic
pii

Articles of a treaty, trattato. Alticle

ad. biecamente Aslant, ad. obliquamente Asleep, a. addormentato. To fall asleep, addortnentarsi. To be fast asleep, dormire

segnazione Assimilate, v. a. comparare Assimilation, *. paragone

Assist, V. a. assistere, aiuta

of

agreement, jiatlo, accordo. To surrender upon articles,

profondamente j .. a sghembo Asp, ispic, s Asparagus, s. asparago

Aspect, t. aspetto, aria Asperity, s. asprezza, dui Asperse, v. a. aspergere, -

e of a

articolazione Artifice, *. artificio, arte Artificer, s. artifice, artista Artificial, a. artijicioso, ly, ad. artificialmente, ness, *.

e misi V. a. regolare Associate, *. associalo, lega, in war, cuifed ipagnare,

weights and i gota per i pesi,

Artist,

s.

artista
s.

Aspire, V. a. soffiare Aspire at, V. n. aspirare, pretendere Asquint, ad. biecamente Ass, s. asino, asina minchione
;

[se.

Assail, V. a,

assalire,

Aruspice,

aruspice

*.

assalitore,

ing,

ant,

*.

assali-

As,

ad. i!^ conj. come for, as to, in quanto pale as ashes, pallid(
,

Assart, v. a. svellere, diradiAssassinate, ti. a. assassinare. Assassin,

tJ.

dere,
titelo

title,

arrogarsi un-

dolce

<
I

niele.
be, c
;,

Assault,

s.

assalto,

per modo

a. assaltare,
s.

attacco,

er, s. assali-

Asbestine, s. amianto Ascend, u.n. ascendere, 3.\>\e, enry,

*.

Assay,

pruova, saggio,

Assumpsit, s. patto, contratto Assumption, s. assunzione Assumption, *. la minore d' un

sillogismo

v. a.

saggiatore,

ing,

Assurance,
s.

s.

arditci:^a,

corag'

preludio.

gio, certesza, sicurt

ascendenza,

injlu-

Ascention, s. ascensione Ascent, s. salita, montata

gelare,

Assemblage, *. raccolta Assemble, r. a. radunare,

ing,

(.

confrma-

Asterism, j. costellazione Astern, ad. dalla parte deretana d'una naie, dietro una

s. attril

Asthma,
s.fra, a. vergognoso.

s.

asma,

tic, a. at-

Ash-ti

Ashamed,

To

Astonish,

v. a.

be ashamed, vergognarsi Ashen, a. di frassino Ashes, *. cenere

Ash-coloured,
a.

Astonishment,

stupire s. stupore,

ma-

Astound,

V. a.

stupire, confon-

cenerognolo
*. il

Ash-Wednesday,
led delle ceneri

MercoI

Ashore,

ad. al lido,

terra.

get ashore, sbarcare Aside, ad. da parie, in disparte. - To lay aside, negligere,

To

Assiduity,

assiduit Assiduous, a. assiduo, diligente, ly, ad. assiduas.

Astraddle, ad. a cavalcioni Astragal, s. cordone, astragala Astray, ad. Ex. to go astray, smarrirsi. To lead asUaj, deviare,s. bestia smarrita
astringent.
I.

astringcn

ATT
Astrolabe, . astrolabio AEtrologer, *. ailrologo Astrological, a. astrotog'u Astrology, t. astrologia

AU9
ate,
At tempt,
V. a.
I.

temperare, raftentativo, aisag-

Audible, a. audibile Audience, . audienza, audiAudit,

.

Astrunomical,

vare. Attempt upon a man's life, insidiare alla astronomico vita altrui, ^ing, 4. intraAstronomy, s. astronomia Asunder, aJ. separatamente. Attend, separare. v. abadare, attendere, asunder, To put vacare ad un' a^are. AtTo take a thing asur ler,
a.

conto,

iiame, or.

mged
tore,

disfare

As As

tend on, V. a. servire, tenersi una cosa veil as, ad. tanto bene well as could be, ad. benit- Attendance, s. servizio, atsiduit.

ing,
adito,

Il

vendicarsi.

vendetta

To

A venne, .

passaggio

dance
*.

attt;ndle-

Asylum,

s. asilo,

refugio

At, pr. a

la,

At thb day, To be at

Attention, s. attenzione, cura imbrogliato. To be at Attentive, a. attento, ly, ad. attentamente avvicinarti, essere hand, vicino. At that time, in quel tempo.At the Tery

a, da, ad, in. oggidi, addesso. a stand, essere

ance, aspettare molto

Average, . divisione uguale, ragguaglio

Attendant,

servitore,

Aversion,
Avert,

avversione, repu-

e. a. divertire,

stornare

Auger,
Attest, V. a

-At

Ato;

re,

tt-

succhiello Augment, v. a. aumentare, ation, . aumento, er, .

ce, ad.

Atchieve, v. a. eseguire, fare, ornato ment, *. prodezza, fatto, Attitude, . attitudine arme, insegne Attorney, . procuratore. Atheism, t. ateismo letter of attorney, . proAtheist, . ateista, ical, a

Attic, a. Attico, puro Attire, . acconciatura, v. a. acconciare, ornare, ed, a.

Augur,
ing,

Augurate,

auguratore, augure v. a. augurare, ^ion, . augurio, pre-

Athirst, a. sitibondo

Attoumment,

AthleUc, a. d'atleta, forte Athwart, ad. di traverso Atmosphere, atmosfera Atom, or Atome, . atomo Atone, V. a. espiare, placare,

Avidity.

Aukward,
Auln,
Attractive, a. attrattivo, ad. per attrazione Attribute, . attributo,
attribuire.
.

a.

sgarbatamente, sgarbatezza

avidit ly, ad. sgarbato, ness, .

raent,

carattello, botte
botte di

espiazione, placa-

Auln of Rhenish wine,

ly,

vino del Reno

Atrabilarious, a. malinconico Atrocious, a. atroce, feroce

Atrocity, trophy,
.
.

at rarit, crudelci
otr<ifta a. arrestare'^'o

Attribute

v. a.

to

Attach, attach

V.

one's
i

goo<ls,

guestrare ^ment,

beni d'altrui. arresto, seque-

one's self, appropriarsi Attribution, . attribuzione Attrition, . attrizione Avail, V. n. giovare, essere
utile, servire

Avocation, ostacolo Avoid, V. a. evitare, sfuggire, scampare, schivare. Aioid a place, ritirarsi da un luogo, ance, . scampo, ing, .

tcampamento

A voir-du-pois, . peso di 16 once

efficace,

stro

Attack,

attacco, assalto,

v.a.

Available,
tevote,

profitness, ment,
t.

a.

per libbra

[tenere

vantaggio, profitto
assalta

Avowal,
va via

giustificazione, ap-

Avant, Avaunt,

interj.

provazione

Attain, V. a. ottenere, acquiable, a. che si pub stare, ottenere, der, . (or a bill

ing,
Attaint,

of

inder)
. acquisi!'

ment,

Avarice, . avarizia Avaricious, a. avaro, avido, ly, ad. avaramente Avast, interj. via, presto Auburn, . bruno nereggiante

Avowed,

ly,

a. aperto, pubblico, ad. apertamente

f. a. convincere d'un delitto. Attaint the blood, o-rompere il sangue, ure.

venditore

all'

incanto.

Audacious, a. audace, ly, ad. audacemente Aidacty,

t,

Att.-mper,

a.

temperare.

audacia, temerit

BAC
Auspicious,
ness,
s.

a. favorevole, favore, felicit

Austere, a. austero, severo, ity, ly, ausleramente,

s.

pick-axe, bipenne. axe, ascia d'arme.

maglio
t.

A butchasse, pin,
.

backward and forward, tonpoleindietro, ness, . tardit, lentezza, repvgnanza Jacon, . lardone.

A gammon
To

Austin friars, *. Agostiniani Authentic, autentico, valido,

assioma, massima

ally,
ilj,

ad. autenticamente, s. qualit autentica

s.

mondo

Author,

Author

autore,

of macchinatore

inventore. sedition,
sedi-

Ay,ed. (foryes) Ji. A y, marry, sir, ma si, signore. Ay me !

of bacon, spalla di porco salata. .S. flitch of bacon, mezzo porco salato Jad, a. cattivo, malo. Bad
fortune,

sventura.

be

bad,

male
indizio, segno

Badge,

d'una

Badger, incettatore in grant Badly, ad. malamente, appena Badness, . cattiva qualit
lo.'

To be

in authority,

B
vaJidare,

Baffle,

inganno, frode, v. a,
'

ing,
*.

i.

I'autorix-

r.

Aatomaton,

automato

Autumn,

s.

l'autunno,

BABBLE, t. cicaleria, ciarla,

larsi Baffler,

ingannatore, furbo

al, a.

er,

V.

n. cicalare, ciarlare, t. ciarlone, ing, .

Sag,

sacco, sacchetto.
.

Bag-

cicalamento Avulsion, s. lo svellere Babe, . bambino Auxiliary, ausiliario. a. Auxiliaries, t. pi. milizie Babish, a. bambinesco Baboon, . babbuino Baby, s. bambolina, bambola, Await, s. agguato, tranello,

A. leather-bag, tasca di pelle Bagatelle, . bagatella, cosa

musa. Bag-net, A cloak-bag, valigia

.

pipe, piper,

cor-namu<z. Bagsuonator di comareticino.

V. a. Sr .

aspettare

Awake, a

To keep Bacchanalian, svegliato. Bacchanals, awake, impedir di dormire.

BacheJor,
.

things,

pi. trastulli inezie

a. baccanale. baccanali, feste in onor di Bacco

baccelliere,

Baggage, Bagnio,

. .

bagaglio, bagascia bagno. Bagnio-

uno
I

Award,
Aware,

V. a.
To

*,

sentenza giudicare.

Award a

d'arbitri,

smogiiato,
leria, celibato

ship,

baccel-

keeper, bagnaiuolo Bail, . cauzione, mallevadore. Bail one, v. a. entrar mallevadore, able, a. che sipu

blow, ribattere vn colpo

a.

avveduto, accorto.

be aware of a thing, avvedersi d'una cosa. ^Aware, inter), guarda Away, get you gone, inter j. via, andate via. Away with

Bark,, dosso, schiena.Back of a horse, la schiena d'un cavallo. Back-bone, . la spina dMe reni. Back-door, . porta segreta. Back-

mallevare
Bailiff,
.

magistrato,
castaido,

of
fat-

husbandi-y,

these fopperies, disfatevi di scioccherie. Away, for

ijiieste

Back-stroke,

rovescione

Bailiwick, . giurisdizione un podest Bait, s. esca, lusinga, ristoro,

Back, ad.

sene via. portar via

shame, interj. eh, vergognatevi.-To run away, fuggirTo take away,

Awe,

timore, tema, rispetto, V. a. far stare a segno. To keep one in awe, ri.

Awful,

a.

terr die,

ne

Awrv,

a. storto, distorto, storto, di traverso.

ad.
look

dietro, v, .a. rinfresco, v. a, adescare, Bait a hook, aappoggiare, seincitare condare. To come back, descare. Bait a bull, inciritornare. tare un toro a combattere To send back, rimandare, ifc. contro i cani, ing, . l'aBackbite, v, a. calunniare, descare. Baiting- place, . biter, . malosteria. Bull-baiting, diffamare, , dicente, ing, . maldicenza Backing, . il montare, soste- Baize, . baietta gno, assistenza Bake, v. a. cuocere al forno, Backslide, v. n. tergiversare, cuocere. Bakehouse, . botin religion, apostatare, tega di fornaio . Backslider in fornaio. Ba,kiXreligion, Baker, apostata legged, a. strambo Backsliding, . tergiversa- Bating, . cuocimento zione, in religion, apo- Balance, . bilancia, contrapesamento, /iim. Balancewheel (in a clock), tempo Backward, a. lento, freddo,
di

montare,

To

^^Backwards, ad
di
dietro,

d'orinolo.

Balance-maker,

I'^t:.

rovescione, addietro. To go

bilanciare,

co'ttrcppesare.

BAN
Balance an account, taliart Banrty,
t;.

BAR
a.

BAR
guaggic barbara
barbarie,
crudelt,

palleggiart,
discutere, n-

Bandy
Balcoay, . ringhiere, balcone Jlald, a. calvo, spelalo Bald, a. usalo, spelato, sciocco,

gitare. Bandy together into a faction, cospirare, congiurare. Bandy-legged, a. che

Ita le

about,

inuma-

V.

a. pelare
t.

Bald-pated,
cicaleccio,

gambe

torte

Barbary,

Balderdash,

Bane,, veleno, morte. WoWsbane, . aconito. Oi-bane, . mortalit fra i buoi. Rat's

. Barberia. Barbary horse, . un Barbero Barbd, a. batbato.A barbed arrow, strale pennuto

Baldness, s. calvezza Bale. s. balla

Baleful, a. cordoglioso, funesto Balk, *. solco, o terreno lasciato incolto, trave, beffa, vituperio, torto, pregiudizio,
V. a.

Banettl, a. mortale, funesto

Barbel, Barber,

Bang,

colpo,
v. a.

battere,

bastonata, V. a. tamOussare
bandire, esiliare,

. barbio . barbiere Barberrries, . frutto del berberi Barber;7-tree, . berbero, ber-

Banish,

Bcurd, altezza,
lido,
^

vate, poeta

V. a.

omettere Balk one, mancar di parola ad

iaggia.

Bare,

raso, Bare nudo, of money,

a.

scoperto.

privo di

Bank

of a ditch, sponda di

Icucamento Ball, s. palla, (dance), t. ballo, of the knee, la rotella del ginocchio, of the

fosso, V. a. opporsi all' impeto del mare con argini

Bare,

hand,

of

la

palma
eye,

della

Banker, . banchiere Bankrupt, . mercante fallito Bankruptcy, s. fallimento mano, Banner, . bandiera, insegna
dell'

the

occhio, liards),

(to

6ig-/ia.

Snow-baI),

pupilla play at

bil-

Banneret, . banderese. knight banneret, cavaliere Bare,

a. semplice, unico Bare in clothes, mal in arnese. Barefaced, a. fronte scoperta. BareBa'-efooted, scalzo, headed, colla testa scoperta. coBcire-legged, gambe

V. a. scoprire, spogliare,

privare,

Banning, . maledizione mente, solamente, stentatanes9, . nudit Bannock, . focaccia mente, Ba.\\a.,s. frottola, ballata Bargain, . patto, accordo. A. Banns, . bando Ballast, s. stiva, zavorra. bargain, fatto, ci consento, Banquet, . banchetto, festino, Ballast a ship, v. a. stivare V. n. patteggiare, far patto, BanV. n. far banchetti un vascello, iug, *. lo ttiqueting-house, . Xd/a da
palla
di

neie. Foot-ball,

ly,

ad. semplice-

BaUet,

s.

ballo

ianehettare Banter, . burla, beffa,

Balloon,
lare,

s. pallone Ballot,, voto, t', n. pallot-

ing,

er, beffare, scherzare, beffatore, ing, . scherzo

v.

a.
.

Barge,

patto fattogli . barca, navicella, masman, . barcaruolo, ter, . inspettore delle na-

s. il

pallottare, il

Bantling,

figliuolo generato

vicelle

prima
Baluster, s. balaustro, colonnate Balustrade, s. colonnata Balm, . balsamo. Balm-tree,

Baptism,

del nuitrimonio . battesimo,

Bark,
al, a.
.

scorza

Jesuit's bark, d'albero

chinnchina
tree, v. n. abbai a tree (to

Bark of a
Baptistery. battisteri

Bark,

balsamo or Mint, menta Balmy, a. balsamico Balsam, . balsamo Balsamic, . balsamico Bara, a. beffa, corbellatura
.

Baptize,

V. a. battezzai tezzator^

Bark
~-mg,
leva,

Balm

. il battezza-,

Bar,

lieva.

Bamboozle,

v. a. corbellare
piit nodi,

Bar the lawyers),] i Uggisti. Bar of a haven, secca. Bar (in a publichouse), luogo dove si nota quel che si vende. Bar, . ostacolo, at law, cavillazione, sofisma. Cross bars of

sbarra, stanga,

Bamboo,
Band,
.

. canna con canna di zucchero

legame, vincolo, ban-

da, truppa, collaretto, collarino Band-hox, s. scatola per biancherie. Band

1 '

arm, . spuma di cervogia am, . capanna, Jienilt. Barn -floor, . ri<j

Barnacle,
.
.

fagot.

gelosia, ingraticolato di legno, v. a. sbarrare, escludere, privare. Bai (at dice), parare. I bar that throw, paro questo tiro Barb. v. a. radere la barba

wood,

tenaglie,

bird,

oca di Scozia

Barometer, . barometro Baron, . barone, giudice. Baron of the exchequer,

age, giudice della tesoreria, ess, . baro. baronia, et, . baronetto. nessa, Barony, barona

Barbarian, s. un barbaro Barbarism, . barbarismo

Bondage,

./*<

Barbarity,
delt

t.

barbarie,

crufiero,
!

alta palla

Barbarous,

a.

barbaro,

Barrack, . barraca Barratry, i. barar ia,fraude

aia

BAS
Barrel,
*.

barile. HarreX of a

watch,

tamhuro

d'oriuoto.

Barrel of a gun, canna. Uarrel of a jack, jiiramide. Barrel up, v. a. imbottare

Barrenly, ad. iierilmente,

Bastion, batliont Baslon, s. bastone Bat, . mazza, pipistrello. Brick-bat, peno di mat-

Beacon, s.faro, lanterna Bead, . pallottolina, avtti.ana.

Beads,
bracco

Batch of bread,
Bate,
.

fortuita,

ox

Beadle, Beagle,

. bidello
.

corona, [rosario

conlesa iite.A

make-

Barricade,
Barrier,
s.

v. a. fortificare

bate, facimale, v. a. calare, sbattere

sbarra. Barriers,
avvocato hand-barro-w)

Bath,
.

bagno

Bath
A

keeper,

Beak, . becco, fui, . beecala. The beak head of a ship, sprone d'una nave Beaker, . ciotola, tazza
Beai, . pustula, bolla, i'mpostemire

stufaitiolo

hot bath,

Barrister,

t. tin

stufa,

bagno

taldo.

Dry

v. n.

Barrow,

wheel-barrow, barella. barcirrctlo, carriuola iw-hog, porco casti

ji.

(a

bath, stufa

Beam,
&c.

Bathe, v a. bagnare, umettare. Bathe a wound, docciare una piaga Bathing. . il bagnarsi. bagno. Bathing-place, Bathing-tub, vaio da baBating,

Beam, striscia di fuoco. A weaver's beam.

bilaticia.
.

of a coach, trave, timone di carozza, of the sun, raggi del sole, of a balance, lo stilo della
.

scemamento.

Bat-

Beamy,
Bean,

tardo
5ase,
a.

codardo,
il

meschino,

base,

music)

sostegno, basso.

viol, viola

da gamba.

Base Tho-

(in

qualcheduno Batoon, . bastone

Battalia,
.

schiera.

To draw
-To

rough base, basso continuato,

up an army in battalia, schierare tin esercito

ly, ad. ente,

s.

bassamente.

a. raggiante . Jin'a. Kidney-beans, fagiuoli Bear, . oro. Bear's foot, . (plant) brancorsina Bear, r. a. sopportare,soffrire, patire, produrre, portare. Bear away, dominare, rtgnare. Bear charges, fare

le

spese.

Bear

an

office.

bassezza.

join battle, azzuffarti. pitched battle, sciiiera

Bear witness, far testimoBear proportion. nianza.

Batten, v. n. vollularsi fango, ingrassarsi

mido,
a. vergoi ly, ad. vergogno-

nel

Batter,
tere.

v.

a.

battere, percuo-

Bear
buono

Bear one's

self, comportarsi. a good price, avere

Batter

one's

schiaffeggiare
Basilisk, s basilisco

uno.

Batter
batteri

face,

spaccio.

one, sopportare- uno. Bear up, t'. n. (to arise) alzarsi. Bear up, t. . portare. ap-

Bear with

Battledor,

.
.

racchei

poggiareBear up
resistere,

against,

Bask

in the sun, scaldarsi al

Battlement,

merlo

sforzarsi.

Bear

Bari s.fast. Bawble, . baia, bngatella Bawd, . ruffiana Bawdry,

.

Basket-woman, s. zanaiu. Basket-man, . zaola.

Bawdy,
Bawdy,
Bawl,

ruffianeria a. osceno
.

Beard

oi _,

fui, naiuola, Bason, s. bacino

Bawdy
bawdy,
i;.
[.

s.

zanata

impudico. ; house, . bordello oscenit. To talk parlare aporca-

Bearded, a. barbuto. Boarded arrow, una saetta penBeardless, a. sbarbato Bearer, . portatore, latore (in Bearing, . portamento, heraldry) le armi Beast, . bestia, animale. Beast for the saddle, caval-

Bass,

J.

un
s.

Basset,

Bassoon, Bastard,

*.

letto di giunchi bassetta bassone, fagotto bastardo, falso, a.

grtc

ala.

To

stop

eattira,

liness,

bestia-

tro. To keep daluccare uno.

lit,

sporcizia,

schifezza, sporco, bestiale,

Baste ment a roasting, spruz-

schifo

V a bastonare Basting, i. bastonata. Basting-ladle, . romaiuolo

BEE
itUoruo ad una cosaBeat a thing into one's hea<" mind, ficcare una cos
ietta

BEL
*. maglio, scarafaggio.

BEN
Beldam,
. una vecchiaccia Belfry, . stanza del companile Belie, . a. smentire, calun-

ad uno. Beat down, Beetle,

demolire.

abbattere,
trarre,

back, rispignert.

cavare. Beat powder, spolverizzare

Beat out,

Beat
to

ga,
Befall,

headed,
ti.

a. sciocco

accadere, avvenire Before, ad. Se pr. prima, in-

Beaten,
vinto.

tuta
dier,

Beaten way, via bat. An old beaten solun

s.

a.

battuto,

pestato,

nanzi,
ad.

piit

tosto.

hand,

soldato veterano
battitore,

To
Beg,

altre volte. Beforead. anticipatamente.

Before,

Belief,

fede,

credenza.

Past belief, incredible. Easiness of belief, credulit. Light of belief, credulo. Hard of belief, incredulo. Hardness of be-

be beforehand with

Bcater,

masse-

BeatiSc,

a. beatifico

one, prevenire qualclieduno Befoul, V. a. sporcare Befriend, . a. favorire

. a. chiedere, mendicare, pregare, supplicare Beget, V. a. generare, pro-

lief,

incredulit

Beatification, s. "beatificazione Beatify, v. a. beatificar* Beating, * . battimento Beatitude, s. beatitudine

Believable, a. credibile Believe, . a. credere, pensare, fidarsi To make one be-

lieve,
.

dare a credere,

er,

Beau,

s.

tuzzo Beau-monde, gente bennata, ish, a. gagliardo

zerbinotto,

affetta-

generazione Beggar, *. mendicante,

pez-

Beauteous,

a. bello,

vago

Beautiful, a. bello, vago, ly, ad. vagamente, ness, t.

bellezza

Beautify,

v. a. abbellire,

ing,

liness, s. mendicit, Ij, ad. poveramerte, y, s. povert, mendi principiare. Begin again, v. a. rnn

n fedele, ing, . fede, credenza, ad. con fede Belike, ad. probabilmente, forst Bell, . campana, of a clock,

la

squilla

An

d'un orinolo. alarum-bell, sveglia.

Hawk's bells, tonagli A chime of bells, un doppio.

doppio dtf morti. Bell-founder, . fabbricatore di campane Bell-clapper, . battaglio.

Passing-bell,

s. l'abbellire,

ornamento
leggiadria calmare, va-

Beauty,

*. belt,

keeping, metter su casa Begin, . n. nascere, leva

Becalm,

v.

a.

ner,
-ing,

mg,
[di

s.

principiante, principio, causa

*.

Bellman,
veglialore.

Bell-flower,
.7

banditore, rit-

campanella
Bell, or Belly, . n. che fanno i cervi

Because, coiy. perchi,

Eeccafigo,
s.

gridar*

beccafico

Beck, . segno, accenno Beckon, . n. accennare,

ing,
s.

Beha'lf,'

'd^n

Bellow,
gire,

a. ing,
.
.

mugghiare, mug.

mugghio

acctnnamento
. n.

Bellows,
viour, condotta, azione.

. soffietto

Become,

diventare, con-

Belly,

dicevole,

convenevole,

ing-

Behead,
^,

Bed,

a garden) solco. Bedstead, s. una lettiera. Bedside, sponda del letto. Bedposts, colonne del letto. Bedclothes, coperle del /erto. Bedfellow,
s.

ietto,

(in

. a. decapitare, decollazione (in poetry) ordine Behind, ad. per di dietro. To be behind, restar debi.

Belly-band,
cavallo.

me

Behest,

pancia. panciera del Bely-worm, verBelly-ach, . mal di Belly, . ,1. divenir

ventre,
.

tore.

To

be behindhand

to, far, ntre Belong, . n. appartenere Beloved, a. amato

in the world, trovarsi in eat-

Below, ad. abasso,

giii

compagno

di

letto,

Behold,

tivo siato . a. riguardare, os-

Bemire,

Belt, . brodriere, pendaglio. shoulder-belt, una ciarpa . imbrattare, a.

Bedaub. . n. sporcare Bedew, V. a. ornare, imbellire Bedew, . a. a-tperger di ru^gitda, innaffiare, bagnare
Bedia)
s.

debitore, obbligato, riffuardarnento, bligato

.

a.

ing.
o

zaccherare

Bemoan,

. a. le

compiangere.

Bemoan
deplorare

Behoof,

vantaggio, utilit

one's misfortunes, sue sventure,

un

matto Bedlam-like

ing, . lamento

Bench,
-being that,
Belabour,
.

Bee,

ad. da matto . ape, pecchia.

A swarm
conj.

justice)

panca. (a seat of battco. The king's

|7

bench,

banco
lean

del

re

ofb.

Bench
poggio

to

upon, ap[ajeore

a.

maltrattare.

Eelav

a teidere

Bencher, . giurisconsulto. Bend, . (in heraldry) sbarra Bend, v. a. tendere, piegare.

BES Bend back, Bend forward, one's inchinarsi. Bend brows, inarcare able, a. pieghevole, ing, piegamento, piegatura^ torcimento, pendente, of
jiiegarsi. rittotcere.
le
cij;lia.,

BIG
The
besieger*,
v.
.

gli at$e-

Besmear,

a.

imbrattare,

Between, Betwixt, pr, fra, <ra. Between whiles," di

Bevel,
.

squadra
.

s.

the elbow, la piegatura del gomito, of a hill, pendice

di colle.

^~--'-~- Benedici

abbasso,

Beneath, pr.
-.

imbrattamento v. a. imbrattar con fuliggine [pefare Besot, t'. a. imbalordire, stuBespatter, v. a, spruzzolare,

"leverage,

beveraggio,

bf

Besmut,

Vanda
Bevy,
stuolo

ad. gi,

a bevy of ladies, dame, of roebucks, un branco di daini, of quails, un volo di

. eoe.

di

sotto, di sotto

Besom,

pi,

Benedet-

Bespawl, Bespeak,

v. a.
ti.

granata, scopa sputacchiare

a. ordinare.

Be-

Bewail,
lamento

V.

a.

compiangere,

Benediction, j. benedizione Benefaction, *. beneficio Benefactor, s. benefattore Benefice, *. beneficio Beneficence, *. beneficenza, munificenzia Beneficent, a: benefico Beneficiai, a. vantaggioso Beneficiary, s. beneficiario Benefit, s. beneficio, grazia, benefizio, vantaggio, v. n.
profittare,

Bespeak
Best,
super,

a coach, impe- Beware,

all'

v, n. guardarsi, star

gnar una corazza Besprinkle, v. a. spruzzare.

erta

[stralunato

Bewilder, v, n. sviarsi, ed. Bewitch, v. n. ammaliare,

r.

n.

far

del

Benevolence, . dono gratuito

Benighted, Benign, s.
a.

benevolenza,
[notte

sorpreso dalla benigno, cortese, itj, s. benignit Bent, s. piega, inclinazione, pro^'insione, specie di giunco,

a. inclinato, piegato, teso v. a. assiderare, in-

Benumb,
trizzare,

istupidire,

agghi-

buonissimo, oling, . malia iimo. To make the best of Bewray, u. a. tradire, scoprire a thing, trarre il tnagginr Beyond, pr. di la, oltre, vantaggio d'una cosa. To Beyond sea, a. oltremare. make the best of one's way, Beyond measure, ad. smoandare it piti presto che si deratamente. To go bepub. To have the best of a yond, passare, sopravanthing, avere il vantaggio zar e [bexzuardo Bestead, v. a. favorire Bezoar, or Bezoar-stone, . Bestial, a. bestiale Bias, . talento, inclinazione, Bestir one's self, v. a. indusof interest, la forza deW triarsi, ingegnarsi Bias, d. a. pieinteresse. Bestow, V a. impiegare, spengare, inclinare. Bias one, dere, dare Bestow a kindguadagnarsi uno, v. n> ness, rendere un servizio prevenire [sbevazzare Bestride, v. a. cavalcare Bib, . bavaglio Bib, v. n. Bet,. Bibber, . bevitore Bible, . bibbia

Bequeath.

v. a.

legare,

er,

Betake one's self, carsi. Betake

to heels, darsi alta fuga

self,

v. n,

applione's
di-

Bethink one's

v. n.

tore, ing,. dispula, contesa id, dire, comandare, V. a.

gliare

-ing,
s.

Bergamot,
Berlin,
s.

pera bergamotta,

Bethral, v. a. soggiogare, vinBetide, v. n. accadere, succedere Betimes, ad. a buon'ora

offerire,

iiivitare. Bid defiance, disfidare. Bid up at

Betoken,
berlina
s.

t>.

a.

pronosticare,

ing,

significare,
.

mar-

Eemardines,

Bernardini

Berry, s. coccola, bacca Gooseberries, s. uva spina. Raspberries, . mora rossa di rovo Beryl, . berillo, gemma

presagio . betiomca Betray, v. a. tradire, palesare.

CO,

Betony,

Beseech,

v. a. supplicare, ing.s. supplicazione Beseem, v. n. essere conve-

Better, a. miglio Better, ad. meglio. Yoi betters, i vostri superiori,

Beset, v. a. eignere, assediare. Beset on all sides, in-

much
glio,

prezzo,

Besides,

pr.
v.
.

oltre,
a.

eccetto.

Better

So the better, tanto mecheaper, a pi buon migliorare.

V.

Bide, Biennial, a. I Bier, . (fot the dead) bara Biferous, a. in due guise Biforous, . che ha due porte Big, a. grasso, spesso, grande. Big words, parole superbe, ^Bij-bellied, a. panciuto. Big-bodied, corpacciuto.

a.

one's
.t

fortune, a-

Besiege,
ing, . sieged,

assediare.

assedio The
gli

assediati.
be-

mondo

Bet-

Bigamy,

hgamei

!'s

self,

provvedtr.n

comperare a miglior

Biggin, . scufiietta [dezza Bigness, . grossezza, grnnBigot, . bacchettone, ly, <

BIT
baechellonert'a,

BLA
tupertti-

Bitch,
Bite,

Bilander,

s.

balandra

Bile, *. ciccione, ulcera, boxxa Bilious, a. bilioso, tlizsoso

Billcj V.

cagna' morso, v. a. dere. Bite one's nails, dersi l'ugne. Bite off, portar via il pezzo
I.
s.

'

a tniflare, ingannare

BUI,

t.

dola, of lading, polizza di carico, in chancery,

biglictio,

cartello,

ce-

Bite,

1'.

a.

ingannare,

Blank,

lictment,

accusazione,

*.

mordente, pungeite a BiUngly, ad. mordacemer Bitter, e. amaro, agro, di

crudele,

a. smorto, pallido, in writing, bianco. Blails verse, s. xerso sciolto, in

of a

bill, *. becco

Hedging-

aspro.

Bitter

bill, .

ronco;.BUlfull,

beccata
Billet,

*. ceppo, bulletta, gold, vergo d'oro, (soldi alloggiare toldati con

_

of

words, ingiurie, mordaci, !j, ad.

am

llcttim

the lottery, *. jiolizza bianca. Point blaiUc, ad. affatto. To hare blank, aver carte bianche al gioco Blanket, s. coperta di lana da letto, pezzo di panno per istampare, (for a child) pezza lana Blaspheme, v. a. bestemmiare.

Billiards, j.
.

bigliurdo,

-ball.

['"< Billow, *. onda, fiutio, cavaiBin, *. area- madia

Blasphemous,
ly,

a. eseernndo, ad. esecrahilmenle

s.

Blasphemy,
BivalTUlar, a. a due scaglie Blab, . ciar/a/ore. Blab e
grosse labbra nero, infame.
Blast,
s.

bestemmia

Bind, Bind,

s.

tralcio di lupoli V. a. legare, attaccare,

soffio,

&c.) golpe,

Bind "a book, legare un li- Blabber-lips, bro. Bind the belly, rw- Black, a.
trignere
legatore,

fuma Blast

biare. Blast a man's reputation, macchiare ^altrui

t'.

(in com, n. anneb-

a design, ro-

ing,

il

ventre, -^er,
*.

*.

a. costipativo.

Binding of

legamento,

Blackbird,

Black-act, l'arte magica. Black day, g-iorno funesi

s. *.

merlo.

vinare Paltrui disegno Blatant, o. ciarliere Blaze, s. fiamma, vampa,

v.

books, legatura Biography, *. biografia

Bipartite, a. bipartito Birch, s. granata di tcope,

more di t IOBlacksmith, s. fabb

Blackberries,

a,

vampeggiare
v.

abroad, Blazing

n.

divulgare.
stella

Blazs
ris-

star,

Bird, c. uccello. Biid-cage, *. ^aiii'a. Bird's nest, nido d'uccello. Biidlime, *. vischio. Bird-catcher, s.

Blazonry, s. blasone, araldica Blazon, v. a. divisare, rapBlacki.*, a. nericcio, s. Bladder, * la vescica Biade, s. lama, of com, i, of ar fusto del grano, herb, fusto, o gambo d' uu erba, of an oar, la paletta remo. The d'un

Blrding, uccellagione. Birdingpiece,

lare.
i.
.

Bleach,

r. a. curare, imbiancare al sole, er, s. imbiancatore, ing, s: bianchi-

schioppo Birth, s. nativit, nascita, (among beasts) ventrata Birth, *. origine, estrazione. Birthright, . primogenitura. Birthday, s. giorno

Bleak,

aspro, freddo, smorto, pallido, ness, *. freddo Blear the sight, v. a. offuscare
v.

Ita.

The

oalelta

di nascita. sconciatura.

Bishop,
chess),

*.

alfiere,

Untimely birth, After-birth, vescovo, s

(ai

biade, U cassero del petto. cunning blade, uno scaltrito. stout blade, un bravaccio notable voung biade, un furhacchintto

A A

Bladed,
Blain,
s.

a.

(corn-bladed) biada

rie,

vescovado Bisk, s. piatto alla Francese

apostema

at tennis) fallo
s.

Blame, s. biasimo, colpa, Blameworthy, a. iiasimeable, a. biasimevole Blameless, a. innocente, puro, ly, ad. innocentemente

Blearedness, i . cisposit Blear-eyed, a. Bleal, i; . belare, ^ing, s, betamento Bleed, v n. far sangue. Bleed one, v. a. cavar saner, s. cavatore ad uno, il et sangut -ing. ^, a. sanguinoso, BeeJing-heart. un cuore che scoppia di dolor-

Bissextile,
s.

year anno Bit, boccrne, pezzo, of bridle, morso, fneno, of key, buco di chiave,
bisesto,
bisestile

tare.

Blemish
*.

one's fame,

o:

a horse, imboccatura

d'ut

Blamer, s. biasimatore Blaming, s. biasimo Klanch, v. a. imbiancare, pal-

ing,

Blend,

V.

bruttura, macchia mescolare, miaa.

BOB
BIes.
=
'.

benedire,

laudare,

B!ood-red,

Blunder upon a
pistone

tliinp, iif

fitic, a.

-Blesi

intgrj.

Oh Dio ! Dio buono !

i"

Blunderbuss, t. un moschettone,

Blessed,

santo, felice. beati, ly, The blessed, ness, .. ad. felicemente,

Blundering, t. stordito Blunt, a. ottuso, grossolano,

precipitoso

Blessing,

benedixione , feliThe blessings cit, piacere.

.

Blunt, V. a. spuntare, guastar la punta, mitigare, ly, aJ.

.

ofGod,
Blight,
s.

le

grazie di Dio

golpe,

ed,

a.

an1

dele'.r.

nebbia'

L, Jlus.',.

Bloody-minded,

precipitosamente, ness, *. prontezza, ottusit Jlur, i. macchia, disonore,

V. a.

orAo. Blind

sanguitiario

macchiare
ti.

^ing, a. fiore Blind pretence, falso pretetto. Blind story, s. faro- Blossom, s. fiore d'albero, v. n Blindway, . strada lacca occulta. A man's blind side, Blot, *. macchia, cancello, V. a. macchiare. Blot out, i7 debole <funo.-Pur-bIind,
\

Jlurt out,

a. strafalciare

Bhuh,

rossore. To put one to the blush, mer^o^ar uno,

s.

Bluster,

di corta ijta. S?.nd-blind, lippa

celiare

Blot o

reputation, a

ing,

Blind,

V.

a.

accecare. Blind

Blustering
pomposo
Boar,
s.

l'arrossire, rossore v. n strepitare, (as the wind) v. n. stridere, s. strepilo, fracasso.

Blindfold, a. ciecamente,

bendato,
v. a.

ad.
Blow,
s. colpo, schiaffo, disastro, disgrazia, fiore. fine blow of roses, delle belle

weather, burrasca, Blustering style, stile

ticrro.

bendare gli

Wild-boar,

^rhiale

Blindly, ad. ciecamente Blindraan's bufF, 3. il giuoco

della cieca

Board,

*.

tavola, asse, bordo,

Blindness, *. cecit, Blink, V. n. ammica,

ard,
*.

[colpa errore.

cil-board, tavola del consiglio regio Chess-board,

Blow,

V. a.

prirsi.

Blow

Sf

n.

soffiare, a-

out a candle,
candela.

estinguere

una

Board a
vascello.

pristula, vescic 6,-1.. n. forma ie,v. a. applicc

.

bladder, gonfiare una vescica. IMovi a tiumpet, suonar la i-om/ja Blow up a mine, fare iscoppiare

Blow a

v. n. stare a dozzina ship, abbordare un Boarder, s. peitsionario. Boarding of a ship, l'abborda d'un vas-

cello.

Boarding-school,

una mtHa. Blow over a storm, dissipare una burrasca. Blow off, dissipari
ly, Blithe, a. lieto, giocondo, ad. lietamente, ness, . allegrezza B4ob- cheeked, a. che ha le guance piene Block, s. tronco, pedale, otta-

Boarding-house,

soffiando. Blov awav, dispargere Blovr in, far entrare soffiando Blow out, far uscire ,offiando.-Blo'

down,
fiatare,

rovesciare.

Blowed
nillantat
sting.

colo.

Blockhead,

ing,

s.

soffiamento.

*.

tetta di

legno,

cme

sciocco, matto. To to the block, essere

t.

Blowing weather,

tempo

nUlant

decapitato. Block-house,

Blown, a. soffiato, aperto Blowzy, a. gonfio Blubber, *. polmone mi

olia

vano, orgoglioso, ostentazione

.,

ly, ad. per

Blockade,
blocco

s.

bloccatura,

Block up, V. a. bloccare Blocking up, *. bloccatura Blood, s. sangue, famiglia, .collera, omicidio. Blood-

di balena. Blubberlipped, a. labbrulo.Bluhhe with weeping, t'. n. gonfars

le

Boat, s. battello, barca Boatswain, sottocapitann s.

di vascello Fly-boat, uh Ferrv-boat,na brigantino. Ship-boat, *. tino scafa.

guance piangendo
t.

Blue-bottle,

campanella.

Bob,

s.

rta,

ciondolo, perrueca molto, botta, . <l.

Blue,

V. n.

tingere turchint.

gannare,

malmenare,

ei-

Bluish, a azzuriccio
Blunder,

Blunder
lare

fallo, errare a thing out, r. a. pai

s.

inconsideratamente.-

BOU
Bode,
. a.
u. a.

presagire
(big-bodied) grosso
corporeo, del corpo,

a.

bombardare,

impolloso.

Border upon,
essere
s.

Bodied,
Bodil. Eodily,

pi.

v. a. confinart, contiguo. Borders, genii delle frontiere.

Bombast, Bombasti
gonfii

s.

ampollosi

ail.

corporeameute
s.

fuoco.

Bore

of a lock, per-

Bodkin,

irifilacapj,

di
,

Bombasin, s. bambagino Bond, s. legame, nodo,

gazione, promessa, . schiavo, age,

Bod} ,

s.

of a church, la nai. frza, sebi vata d'una chiesa, of Bom, a. na/o. First-bom, il tree, tronco d'un albero, Bone, s. un o*io. Bones o. primogenito To be bom, divinity, sistema di teologia. fishes, lische de" pesci. V. Bonen. nascere. Stin-hoTB, Busj-body, un faccendone, lace, s. merletto morto na/o.Base-bom, bas.^ Bone-setEvery body, ciascuno. ter, s. colui che rimette l'ossa tardo. Bom before oneV Nobody, nessuno. a suo luogo. The jaw-bone, time, abortivo Somebody, qualcuno la mascella. The shoulder- Borough, s. borgo Bog, s. palude bone, l'osso della spalla Borrow, v. a. pigliare in preBoggle, i: a esitare, lilancare The shin-bone, stinco. The stito, er, *. colui che piglia Boggy, a. paludoso back-bone, la spina, v. in prestito, ing, s. presta-

corpo, raccolta, soci

man

obbli

pertugiare, bucare Boreal, a. boreale Borea, $. borea

Boil,

An

ciccione, ulcera. angry boil, un' ulcera

s.

disossare, bonfire, s. d'allegrezza, less, a.

fu

sens'

Bosom,
friend,

t.

il

seno. A bosom
di cuore
il

Boil, . n. bollire, cuocere Boil over, v. n. traboccare, versare pel troppo bollire. Boil a-way, consumarsi a forza di bollire, er, s. caldaia, fornello da cucina, ing, j. bollimento. Boiling-hot, a.

un amico

Bonnet,

berretta,

cappel-

The bosom of the church, grembo della chiesa

Bonny, a. gentile, allegro Boss, s. gobba. Boss of a Bony, a. ossuto bridle, . borchia del freno Booby, s. minchione, balordo Botanical, a. botanico Book, s. libro. Bookbinder, Botany, s. botanica, la scienza

s.

legatore di ri

bollente

seller, *. libraio

BookBooksell-

Boisterous, a. impetuoso, furioso, ly, ad. violentemente.

Bold,

a.

disinvolto. A bold face, uno ifacciato.To put on a bold fece, parere ardito, ly, ad. arditamente, francamente,

ardito, fiero,

libero,

ing, s. libreria. Day-book, s giornale. Paper-book, libro bianco. Book down, V. a. allibrare. Bookish, a.

dei semplici Botanist, t. botanico Botch, *. pezza, ulcera, tin-

racciabattare, er, *. ciabattino, ingly, ad. gros-

ness, *. arditezza, libert, fierezza Boll, s. stelo, o gambo Bolonian stone, s. pietra di

solanamente Both, proli, ambo, l'uno e V allro.-Boti, ad. ex. both in time of peace and war, in Boon, s. grazia, richiesta. pace ed in guerra Bottle, s. fiasco. Bott\e of hay, fastello di fieno.BotBoon, a. allegro, giocondo

Boom,

albero di vascello, catena d'un porto, ing, a, che veleggia a vele gonfie
s.

Bologna
Bolster,
s.

Boorish,
cappexzale,

o.

zotico, villano,

tle off, V. a. infiascare

Bottom,

s.

piu-

ness,

*.

rustichezza

maccio. Bolster of a saddle, Boot, i. stivale. Boot of a sellaBolster coach, la cassetta sotto al up, V. a. appoggiare, protegtvcchio d'una carrozza
cuscinetto di

tom

of a

fondo, fine. Botliquor, potatura,

feccia. Bottom of a busid'un ness, il fondamento

affare

gere Bolt, s. chiavistello, stanghetta Bfalt, j. dardo.

Boot,

v. n.
s.

giovare

of a lock, Booth,

capanna

Bottom, V. a fondare, less, a. che non a fundo, impenetrabile, excessivo,

bolt, fulmine prison, er's bolts, ceppi, ferri, V. a. inchiavisteltare.

ThunderA
*.

Bootless, a. inutile, vano

ry,

s.

prestito

alla grossa avventura Booty, s. bottino, preda. To play booty, intendersela con Bouge, s. gonfiatura.

Bouge
nillan-

out,

ti

n.

gonfiarsi

o-peep, Ex. to play at bo-

Bolt out, uscire subitaneamente. Bolt in, V. n. entrare subito,

telto,

r,

peep, guardar sett' occhio, giuocar a capolino

Bough, s. ramo d'albero -.</Bounce, . frac

ing.

s.

staccio

bura- Borage, *. borrana da fior Borax, s. borace

difari/ia.Boltsprit,t. trin-

Bolus,

s. bolo,

pillola

Bomb,

s.

botnba
s.

Bombard,

bombarda,

Bounce up, v. a. saltellare, Border, s. orlo, margine. Borders of a country, confini Bouncer, . millantatore d'un paese. Borders (among Bound, s. limite, termine. Bound-stone, . confine,

r.

a.

legato,

obbligato.

To be

cello

Soldier's

glione.A.

boy, bagasinging-boy, un

'

ferro

Bound,

V.

a.

Urminare, con- Boyish, a

finare, balzare, sbalzare,

balzo, salto

s.

ulti,

mente,

puerile, da fancily, ad. fanciullesca] ness, s. fanciullag-

Boundary,

Bounden,
bliga

. limite, frontiera a. che lega, che ob-

Brabbling, s. querela Brace, j. coppia, paio, bracciale,

Bounder,

lerminatore BoHiiding, a. contiguo, vicino,

*.

(in

printing)

ab-

balzando Boundless, a. infinito Bountiful, Bounteous,

rampone.

Braces

of a ship.
'

a. generoso, liberale, benigno, ly, ad. liberalmente, riess, *.

Bracelet, s. braccialetto" smaniglia Brachial, a. appartenente alle

Bounty,

s.

Bourn
Bout,
s.

generosit uscelh

Bramin, s un bramino Brachygraphy, s. l'arte

Bracket, . beccatello Brackish, a. aspero, rozzo,

di

fiata, volta bout, una festa.

s

A m A drinking
j

n.
.

bout, bevuta

Bow,

renza.

Bow of a ship,
s.

arco,

archetto,

Brag,

s.

miUanteria,

v.

di vascello

Braggart, or Braggadocio,

Bow

Bownet, ne Saddlebow, arcion sella Rainbow, baleno. Crossbow, gare Bow down, v
d'arco.
*. s.

measure) mezzo cAio.Bowstring, s. e

(to

Bragging,
Braid,
.

s.

vantamento

l'c

trina, of hair, treccia posticcia di capelli. Braid hair, v. a. intrecciare

. cervello.

s.

Brain,

Bowel, V. Bowels, s. viscere Bower, s. pergola Bowing, . chnamento Bowl, *. coppa, ta^zone,
of a spoon,

a. frenetico To crack one's brains with studying, rompersi la testa collo studio. Brain one, v. a. dicervellare uno. Harebrained, a. scer-

Brain-sick,

vellato

Brake,

s.

manulla, brigione.

cucchiaio, V. a. gittare la boccia, v a. giuocare alle bocce, er, s. giuocatore di

il

concavo d'un

Bowling, s. il giuoco delle bocce. Bowling-green, prato del

Bowyer,

s.

facitore d'archi

Box

(tree), s. bossolo.

house), palchetto. Box on the ear, uno schiaffo Christmas-boi, s. strenna

Box,

s.

Coach-box,
carrozza.

cassetta d'una Dice, or moneyA country

Box
Box

v.a schiaffeggiare une.Box up, V. a. chiudere in un V. n.fare a pugni, s. Sfare alle pugna Boy, s. ragazzo, serv
catn-boy,

moszo

di

BRI
'

Breeder,

s.

Eie. a

good breeder, Brighten,

Breeding, s. generamento. A breeding ^oman, una donna gravida gir di prigione, tcappare, Good breeding, buona educazione V. n. gtlerdarsl. BreaV Breeze, /. aura, venticello, Break a jest, tafano ti ad uno. Break Brethren, s. pi fratelli burlart, beffare. nota forth, t'. n. *or^<re. Sreak Breve, *. (in music)

ground, aprire una trincea. Break, out of prison, fug-

ing, . pulimento Brightish, a. lucente Brightly, ad. chiaramente Brighmess, . chiarezza, eplenBrilliant, a. brillante

v. a. lustrare, pulire,

Brim, . lembo, margine Brimmer, . un bicchiere pieno

Brimstone, . solfo Brindled, a. viato, sagginato
Brine, Bring,
.
ti.

n allagare, Brevet, s. breve, o bolla inondare Break, out into Breviary, s. breviario
;.

])reak out.
wrath,

salamoia,

il

mare
about,

infuriarsi. Break

in, V. n. avventarsi. Break into, ti. n. /orxare.Break

Breviat, Brevier,
Brevitj,

t,

compendio
(a

Bring

a. portare, arrecare,

design

s.

type)

gara-

fare

into

laughter,

dalle risa.

Break through.
difficulties,
difficolt.
le

scanatciarsi

brevity's sake, per abbreviare Brew beer, ti. a. fare della

.

brevit.

For

riuscire un disegno. Bring forth a child, partorire. Bring forth fruits, produrre frutti. Bring off, liberare. Bring under, sot-

Break through
superare
.

Bribe,
V, a.
.

Break up the ground, vangare la terra. Break up,

ti.

n.

separarsi,

da

ingoffo, donativo,

nvrompere, ' - --ery,

*.

calare, umiliare,

er, .

por-

er,

s.

eo

orIng,

the peace,
Breakfast,
s.

violatore

de

Brick,

mattone, pane d'un

Brinish, . salmastro Brink, . orlo, leibo.To be upon the brink of ruin,

essere in

colazione, v.
Brickkiln,

gran

perii

'

^-

Breaking,
tura.

A
s.

s.

rompimento, fratbreaking up of

*.

/o

>

del

ickl

;. Brick
di
s.

muro
Bream,
Breast,
s. pe.ce d'

mattoni. Brick-

acqua dolce seno, petto, tetta.

s.

layer,
toni

muratore.
v. n.

Brickdi

vace, lieto, allegro,

' astplate,

petto'

"

maker, fabbricatore

Brick,
a.

matBrisk oi legrarH
Brisket,

fabbricar
.

Bidal,
lizio.

Breath,

s.

lena,

fiato. To
Bride,

Bridal song,
.

nuziale.

's

forte.-Brisk gale un vento fresco. self up, v. n. ral-

sposaepita-

fetch one's breath, respirare. Shortness of breath, diffi-

sposa,
.

groom.
cor

colt

Bridewell,
esulare. Breathe

ccua di

V. a.

one's last, spirare. Breathe after a thing, aspit qualche cosa

Drawbridge,
Bridle,
bridle,
.
il

Breathing,
mento.

j.

respiro,

. ponte levati briglia. B'lt of a Bristly, a. settoloso

Briskly, vigorosamente, ad. lietamente Briskness, . vigore, vivacit, gagliardia, giocondit Bristle, . setola, v. n. arricciarsi. Brhtle a shoemaker's thread, attaccar la setola alto sjtago

Breatliing-time,

tempo di ripua Bred, part, geii

morso d'una briglia, British, a. Britannico imbrigliare Brulle BrUie, a. fragile, frale, ness, ad. . fragilil.BrMX'S, one's passions, domare le fragUmente passioni

V.

a.

Breeoh, *. il diretano. Breech Brief, of a gun, culatta d'arme Brief,

J'uoco. Bear's breech, (a plant), hrancurtina.

a. corto, breve,
.

comum

Broach, stidione,v. a.

spil-

brevetto,

o bolla,

Iv,

ad. bi

Brcea,

razza,

ti.

a. genera)

pr odurre, causare. Breed Brigantine, brigantino youth, allevare la gioventit. Bright, a. chiaro, lucido Breed teeth, spuntar i. is bright, g^ior,. Tho^

, rotio, o pruno Brigade, . brigala Brigadier, brigadiere

Brier,

To grow broad, slargarsi. To speak broad, parlare

.

'gbt,

giorno

chiaro.

rough bright,

transparente

goffbmeule.

Broad-fjced,

BUD
che ha

BUL
I I

Broad triinnied, che ha

lardarne

una gran facck B/oad awake, affatto dt

Browse,

s.

mtMtiticcio, -

B\xW, s. cuoio di bufalo Buffet, . .-redenza, ~~v a schiaffeggiare Buffet, . schiaffo Buffle, . /m/oL. Bufnehead,

strepito.

'

Brock, s. tasso Brocket, . cervieit

Broccoli,
s.

broccoli

ibroad, v. a Brult a thing abroat fare correr fama Brumai, a. brumale Brunt, , impeto, urto, assalto.
di

Buffoon,
the
ery,
.

.' Iwjfmie.yo play buffoon, hnffonare, buffoneria, burla

Bug,
I !

cimice.

Brogues,
<gua

s,

scarpe

legno.

Eroi

tumvlto,

dsputa^

scarafaggio. Bxi-'^eur, . svauracchio, fantasma. Bugbear one, v. a. j)reii

Mavbug, -

I.
Broiled meat, . br

Broken,
rotte
zi,

a.

Broken

rotto, rovinato. sleep, sonno inter-

bicchie,

-Bugluho:
fabbricare,

Broken meat, avanminuzzoli. iro\m lan-

Build,

V.

ga^f^e, linguaggio corrotto Broken-winded, bolso

Brustle.
ti

pcare. f.darsi
n. strepitare

BuiUl

a.

upon

<

Broker, s. rigattiere., sensale. Broker's row, . rigai-

Brutal,

iena.

A
.

J. brutale, ity, . utalit, ize, v. n, diven-

Builder,

fabbricatori
arc/i^/^o

Chief builder,
Building,
_

pawnbroker, che

r brutale,

ly, ad. brutal-

fahbricazi edifiziu. The art of hv

ine, l'architettura

Brooch,
Brood,
atta.

collare d'oro.

Brood- hen,
a.

covala, razza, schichioi

Bulbous, a. bulboso Bulge, V. n. far acqua,

affati-

V.

covare. Brooing-

-V

a.

truffar,
ii. >

Buhmy, s. fame
Bulk,
.

garg uj . un ruscello. Brooi an affront, v. a. inghiottire foglia, Bnbby, . poppa, mammella un affranto Broom, . ginestra, scopa di Bubo, . ancone But- Buck, . un daino. Buck goat, ginestra, spazzola. Buck's horn, clier's broora, . tnirto sal. un becco.
Brook,

Bubble up, Bubbling

canina, bulimo massa, grossezza. Bulk of a man's body, tronco, busto. Bulk of' a

ship, scaffo, corpo di

glio.

Ramina.

Buck wheat,
v. a.

Bulkhead, . separazione in un vascello, y, a.

navi-

grande,

Broth,

ftrodo. .Telly-broth,
.

miglio

Bulkiness,

grosso, massiccio, pesante, grave . larghezza, gres.

Buck
Brothel, Brother,
.

clothes,
.

fare

il

bordello fratello.
.

cognato. Foster-brother, fratello di

ther-in-'.aw,

Bro
.

Bull,

toro,

Bucket, Buckle,

calino, secchia rccio.fbbia,

holla,

The tongue

of a

buckle,

Bull's pizzle, bove. BuU-finch,

7!fro.- Bull-dog,

(pope's brief) espressione ridicola, . nerbo di capi.

calie
.

iae. Brotherhood,
a. fraterno,

itllanza, confraternita,

fra
ly,

<oro. BuU-fighting,

da com-

lj,ad.frater.-

- Bul.

tela

tralici

Buckthorn,
Bucolic,

Bud,

spinamagna . buccolica pollone, boccio, v. n.

Budge,

pelle
.

Brown

paper, carta

st

Budge-barrel,
Budffe,
.

d'agnello. bariletto do

erghe

Uock,
Bully,
.

- Blown

blue, 'livido

un mariuota, v. n
bnlgij,
(also)

make brown, imbruni

"seul

,10 delie finanze

BUT
Bum
bailiff, *. uno sbi^-ro Burap, s. un colpo, gonfiamen^o. Bumpup,t). n. gon-

Burnet, . pimpinella Burning, . scottatura, incendio,

fiarsi

do

Bumper, . un pieno bicchiere Bumpkin, j. un balordo, un

Bun, *. ciambella dolce Bunch, *. gobba, tumore,

abbrucciante, catcoal, . brace. Burning-glass, vetro ar-

a.

Burning

Bumish,

V. a.
.

brunire,

ti.

n.

Bunch of grappolo d'uva. of feathers, *. un pennacchio Bunchy, a. gobbo

mazzo, /ascio.
grapes,

ing,

brunitura. B\xra.

ishing-stick,

brunitoio

Bunch

Burnt, a. abbrucciato Bumt-offering, . olocausto

Burnt up,

a.

arido,

secco.

Bunch
forma
Bundle,
up,
ti.

out, I', n. gonjiarsi in di gobba

.

Sun-burnt, abbronzato Bm-rel fly, . tafano Burrow, . tana di coniglio,

Butler, . dispensi ', -ag, f dazio sul vino Butt, . botte Butt, limite, mira Butter, . butirro. Butter milk, . resto del latte dopo estrattone il iu/irro Butterfly, . /ar/aa. Butterteeth, . i denti d'avanti Butter, V. a. condire con butirro. Battei at play, v. n. truffare al giuoco Buttery, . dispensa Buttock, . chiappa, o natica Buttock of bef, . coseia

di

manzo

V. n. intanarsi Burse, . borsa Burser, . tesoriere di collegio ume. Bung of a piece of Burst, . crepatura, v. a. ^ n. crepare, scoppia, e. Burst ordnance, turacelo. Bungout with laughter, scoppiare hole, . cocchiume ~ dalle risa Bungle, t. sbaglio, marrone, Bursten, a. allentalo. BaxstV. a. acciabattare, acciara. affardellare

fardello. Bxmle

Button, . bottone,
bottone,

{in plants)

Bung,

turacelo del cocchi-

hole,

boccia. ButtonoccAicHo. Button.

maker,

bottonaio.

But-

ton, V, a. abbottonare Buttress, . barbacane,

ing,

Buxora,

Bury, V. a. seppellire Burying, . seppellimento,

p'ace,
.

of

allegro, giocondo, ness, . gioia, allegrezza, docilit Buy, V. a. comperare. Buy

a.

docile,

benigno,

sepoltura,

campo

one
er,
.
.

off,

corrompere uno,

Bunglingly,

ad.

grossolana-

Bush,
Bunter,
. birbone, cenci; puttanella

.
.

cespuglio.

Bush

comperatore.

attacca-

hair,

capellatura

comperamento Buzz, V. n. ronzare.

Buying, Buzz
negli
al.

Bunting, . (a bird) traceolino Buoy, . gavitello. Buoy up, v.a. spalleggiare, sostenere Burden, , carico, peso. Burden of a song, intercalare, ritornello beast of burden, bestia da basto, v. a. caricare, some, a. incomodo Burdock, . lappola Bureau, . armario

Bushel, . staio Bushy, a. cespuglioso, spesso Busily, ad. ardentemente Business, . affare, faccenda Busk, . stecca del busto Buskins, . stivaletti Buss, . un bacio, u. a. ba-

in one's ears, soffiar

Buzzard, . bozzago By, prep, per, da, a,

By
By

break of day, sai far del

By, ad. Viano,

Bust, . busto Bustard, . (a bird) otarda Bustle, . romore, fracasso.
Bustling,
. strepito,

accanto

fracasso

By-way,

slatuto.-Bj'

tn un borgo Burganet, . borgognotta

Burgess, . borghese, chi vota per i membri di parlarne/ito Burgher, . borghese Burgher-master, . burgomastro

Busy, a. occupato, affaccendato. Buy body, . un affannone, ciarpne. Busy day,, giorno d'affari. Busj

slander, spettatore

one's

self,

r.

r.

occuparsi.

But,

corifine,

limiti. Bxit,
solamente.
.

Burglary, s. furto in una casa Burial, . sepoltura, mortorio Burin, . botino, o bulino Burlesque, a. burlesco, burleBrly, a. corpacciuto, grosso,
dere.

conj.

But y^t, nientedimeno. CABALA, cabala But a wVle since, poco fa. Cabal, prattica, con. But just now, adesso ades- giura, partito, banda, , But-end of a thing, estremit d'una cosa But- Cabalist, cabalista
.

eccetto,

ma,

so.

Bum
affatto,

end of a musket,
up,
v. n.

il

calcio di

bruci-

appo

are

Bum
iaiDt

consumarsi.
in

But,

V.

n.
.

cozzare.-But at
urtare alcuno macellaio,

to ashes, ridursi

cenere.

hand, bollare uno. Bum and dim, far poco lume

Bum

one,

V. n.

one in the Butcher,

Cabalistical, a. cabalistiee Cabbage, . cavolo Cabbagelettuce, . lattuga capuccia. A. tailor's cabbage, ritagli

V. a.

cesto raccolto,
i ritagli del

v, panno

a.

rubare

CAP
dire
il

suo giuoco.

Cali

Cabinet, Snet council,

gabinetio. Cabii7

f;abinetto.
s.

Cabinet-maker,
Cable,
*.

ebanista

gomena

Cacao, or Cacoa, s. caccao Cackle, V. ... crocciare Cackling, s. croccio

Cali back one's -word, rivocare la sua parola. Cali aside, prendere uno da parte Ca.n forth, fare uscire. Cali together, radunarf. Cali to one, invocare.

Cancer, . cancheri, cancro Candid, a. candido, ingenue Candidate, . candidato Candidly, ad. candidamente Candle, . candela, snuffers,
smoccolatoio, candeliere, -mas, delaia
.

stick,
.

la can-

Call one
luogo.

to account, fare rendere conio ad no. Call

Cacophony,

s.

cacofonia

Cadaverous, o. cadaveroto Cade, s. barile Cadence, s cadenza Cadet, s. minornato, o cadetto Cag, s. caratello Cage, *. gabbia, prigione, tJ. a. mettere in gabbia

Call one up in a morning, svegliare uno

Callidity, . astuzia, malizia Calligraphv, . calligrafia Callimanco,. durante Calling, vocazione,
.

fettare

oane,

canna, bastone. The

head of a cane, pomo d'un

impiego

mestiere, [rezza

Cajole, V. a. vezzeggiare, lusingare, ingannare, er, s. adulatore, lusingatore, ing, . lusinga, carezza Caitiff, s. schiavo, scellerato,

Callousness, . callosit, Callous, a. calloso, duro

du-

Callow,

a.

spiumato

Cake, s. focaccia dolce. A wax-cake, pan di cera,

t'.

n. rappigliarsi
s.
*.

Cairn, . calma, bonaccia, a. calmo, tranquillo, v. a. calmare, ly, ad. tranquillamente, ness, . calma Calotte, . berretta Caltrop, . tribolo, (plant)

Canicular, a. canicolare, days, giorni canicolari Canine, a. canino. Canine appetite, fame canina

Calamine, Calamnt, minta

giallamina (an herb) cala.

spina Calve, V. n.fare

Cannonade,

cannonata,

un

vitello

Calamitous, Calamity, .

[sfortunato calamitoso, calamit, sfor-

Calvinism,
Calvinist,

Calvinismo

Cannonier,

. calamo, canna Calcinate, Calcine, v. a. calcinare, ridurre in calcina Calcinating, Calcination, . calcinazione Calculate, v. calcolare, a.

Calamus,

Calvinista v. n. calunniare, or, . calunniatore Calumnious, a. calunnioso

.

Canon,

. cannoniere canone, regola,

s\

Calumniate,

luto della chiesa

Canon,

Calumny,

calunnia Calx, . calce, o calcina Cambering, a. (sea term) cur.

. canonico Canonical, a. canonico Canonist, . canonista

vato, piegato

ing,

ion,

calcolo,

computo
Calculator, . computista Calefaction, . calefazione Calendar, . calendario Calender, . punteruolo,
r'.

Cambric, . tela batista Camel, camello Camelon, . cameleonie Camelopard, . girajffa

Camera

obscura,

camera

a.

manganare,
.

Calends,

lisciare pi. calende, o ca-

Camisado, . attacco di notte Camlet, . cambellotto Camp, . campo. A mnning Canticle, . cantica camp, campo votante, r. n, Canting language, . gergn

Canonize, v. a. canonizzare Canonship, . canonicato Canopy, . baldacchino Canorous, a. canoro, melodico Canoe, s. barchetta Caut, . gergo, gergaccio, V. n. parlar in gergo Cantata, . cantata Cantharides, . canterelle

Calenture,
Calf,
foot,
.
.

s.

febbre maligna
vitello.

un

Calf
della

colocasia. of the leg, . la polpa

fherb)

CaUe's

accamparsi, attendarsi

Canile,

tozzo,
v.

Campaign, . (level country) campagna. Campaign wig,

Canile out,
dividere

a.

o pezzo smembrare,

perrucea da cavaliere,

gamba

Calf, . un daino d'un anno Caliber, . calibro, o bocca Calico, . tela di cotone Calix, . calice d'ogni fiore Calk a ship, v. a. calafatare

ing, . campagna Campecbe, . campeggio Camphire, . canfora Can, v. defect, potere. I cannot, non posso It caimot

Canton, Canton,

.
ji.

cantone
n. ritirarsi v. a. dividere

Cantonise,

in

Canvass,

un

be, non possibile

canavaccio Canvass (a business), ti. a. et.

7.

Calker, . calefaro, calefato Calking, . i7 calefatare Cali, . chiamata, invilo, V. a. chiamare, nominare.
convocare.
Cali one's

Canal, . cOTiale Canary, . vino di Canaria,

bird,
.

for a place, r.

far brugiU

Canarino

game,

Cancel, . a. rittrignere, limitare. Caxuxl a writing, v. a, annullare uno scritto

Gap,

berretta, capo, testa

Cap-maker,

btrreitaio.Caf-

Carbuncle,
n cella

carbonchio, car-

Cap

a-pie,

ad. da capo a piedi. one, v. sberrettare

Carcass,

Card,
Capable, a. capace, idoneo Capacious, a. capace, spazioso,
Caparison, porre la
*.

o'ptriina,

A A trump card, trionfo. Card-maker,

s.

carta

carcame, cadavere pack of

(foi

wool) cardo.

tomento, for ordnance, letto di cannone. Carriage of an army, bagagli Carri ''.iirio, messag'

o.

gierc Carrioi
K.AiioL,

carogna
carota.
v. a.

copertina

ad un

cardare,

Carroty,
v. a.

di

Cape, 3, capo, punta, bavero Caper, .. capriola, cappero,

galea di corso.
3.

Cardinal
.

Cross capers,

infortuni, traversie,

v.

Capillary, a. capillare Capillament, *. (of plants) .f/i Capital, a. capitale, grande.

. cardinale, ^-cap, cappellodi cardinale.Caxdinal, a cardinale, ship, . cardinalato Care, . cura, pensiero. To take care of a thing, pi
.

Carry,
via,

Carry
Carry

portare, menare.

away,

Carry back, rapire iportare, rimenare. Carry

portar

sipare.

Carry

off,

portar via, disit,

curarsi, tenere conto

Capital

crime,

ad. eapitalrt\ente {xiont Capitation, t. (a tax) capita, Capitol, *. campidoglio, cittadella dell' antica Roma Capitular, t. capitolare
ly,

degno di morie,

delitto

Careen,
Career,

carenare
carriera,
co

svere il vantaggio. To carry the day, ottenere la vi7-

vincere,

Capitulate, t; a. capitolare, iou, s. capitolazione Capon, s. cappone, . a.

Careful, v. sollecito, prudente, inquieto, pensoso, ly, accnralamente, prudentemente, ness, . cura, cautela, i quietudine Careless, a. negligente, ly, ad. negligentemente, -

capponare Capot, 4, (at piquet) cappotto. Capot one, v. a. far cap-

f.neglig.

Caress,

carezza, lusinga, V. a. accarezzare, lusingar!

.
.

Cartilage,

cartilagine,

car

Carman,
caprccio, fani Capricious, a. capriccioso, ad. capricciosamente
s.

carrettiere

C apri ce,

ly,

Carmelite, . carmelitano Carminative, a. carminativo Carmine, . carminio

Cartoon, . cartone Cartouch, Cartridge,

Carve,

Capricorn,
Capriole,

*.

.
*.

capricorno capriola

Carnage,

strage, uccisior

taccio, cartella v. a. tagliare, trinciare, er, . intagliare, scolpire,

Capstan, argano,
*.

The main capstan,

capitano, capo,

(with

mariners)

pasto che si d a' cani Carnai, a. carnale, sensuale,

ity, .

sensualit,

wood,

ly,

ad.

(engraver) scultore, Carver's work, . incisore.

argano doppio
*.

Captain,

carnalmente Carnation, . garofano, (in

painting) colorito, carnagione, colour, . co/ore in-

Caruncle, . caruncuta Cascade, . cascata Case, . caso, soggetto, fatto,

bottles,

Captious, biguo,
ly,

sofistico, critico, litigioso,

a.

ad. sofisticamente, ness, *. birberia, fraude, eavillazione Captivate, ti. a. cattivare CaptT2, s. cattivo, schiavo,

Cameous,

a.

carnoso

una

cantinella.

Case

(to

scatola,

put any thing in), Case for cassa

Camosity,
Carol,
.

. carnoi<<i

carola, canto di
.

Letterpens, pennaiuolo. porta - lettere. case, " Watch -ca

ity, . cattivit
.

Captor,

colui
.

che

fa una Caroline hat,

bottino.

cappella di

cattura

Capture,

cattura,

Caseharden, v. a. indurire Casemate, . casematta.

(in
de-

Capuchins,

Capuccini

Casement,
Cash,
Carpenter,
.

architecture) barbacane . finestra, ferrata

.

Car, . carro, carretta Carabine, . carabina Carack, . (a Spanish ship)

.

cajsa,

cassetta,
il

falegname,

y,

of

cash,

prodigare

suo

Caravan,
Caravel,

. .

Caraway,

caraifana, corso caravella [ciano (a seed) pastric-

arte di falegname Carper, . critico, maldicente.

I

CAT
Cashoo,
s.

CER
gum) sugo
dert alcuno. CtAch
V.
n.

(India

di legno

Indiano

raj'reddarsi Catch
cattui

Cask. s. botte, barile Casket, s. una casaetta

up, impugnare Catching, i. presa,

Cautious, a. avvisato, cireot^ pctlo, ly, ad. saviamente, cautamente, ness, *. ctr-

cospexione

Casque,

s.

elmo

Cawl,

Cassock, s, sottana da chie of the Cast, s. colpo, tiro,

eyes, occhiata.
.

rifiuto,

Cast

a.

Cast,"i;. a. gitlar e.

away, naufragato Cast a

Catechetical, a. catechistico Catechise, v. a. catechizzare Catechism, s. catechismo Catechist, *. catechista

for

s.

membrana neW utero, women's heads, cape,

Cease, v

desistere.

Catechumen,

s.

catecumeno
le.

Cast, V. n.

dart, lanciare un dardo. Cast lots, tirar le torti vomitare, incurv. a.

Categorical, a. categorico, ly. ad. categoricamente Category, s. categoria Cater, v. n. fare provvisioi
Caterjiillar, *. (insect) s. (plant) scorpiide

Without ceasing, ad.

s. soffitta

Ceai
Ceiling,
,

Cast aTvay,

abbitndonare.

bru

Celandine,

s.

(herb) celidonia

Cast
Cast Cast
tare.

Cast up, coniare. Cast

eyes,

esalare. headlong, precipitare. off, spogliare, rigei-

forth,

Caterwaul,

*.

miagolata,

CeehxateA, a. celebre, famoso Celebrating, Celebration, t.

celebrazione, solennit, .laude,

siipputare, up one's

alzar

Cast

down

gli occhi. one's eyes, citi-

tiare gli

occhi. Cast down,

Cathedral, *. cutedralc Catholic, a cattolico Catholicism, s. cattolieismo Catholicon, .i. diacailolicone

Cattle, i Insilarne

laude
Celerity, s. celei U, prestezza Celery, *. sedano Celestial, a. celestiale ('destines, s. celestini

Castellany, and Castleward,

Castifjate,
v. a.

Cavalcade, s. cavalcata Cavalier, s. cavaliere, cavallerescamente

ly,

ad.

castigare,

Celibacy, *. celibato Celi, s. cella, cellula "ellar, s cantina, canova,

cstle,"

s.

'astello, forte,

^caverL iTe'on (law term) avt

lenza, cau\
.

nge,

*.

cantine
re,f(rr

V. n. (at chess)

Castor, *. hat, t. un Castrate, i'. a. castrare,

roccare castoro. Castorcappello di castoro

Cens

ion.

-ty,4
Casuist,
s.

,__
casuista

Cat,

s. gatto, gatta polecat, s. faina Civet-cat, s. zihetta s.

ling, a. saccente, soft

Cauldron,

s.

calderone

Cent,

s.

cento

Catacombs,
Catalogue,

catacombe

catalogo Catamountain, s. gatto

s.

Centenary,
sai-

Cause,

s.

causa,

principii

(at lai) s.

. centena Centinel, s. sentinella Central, a, centrale

Cataplasm, j. cataplasma Catapult, s. catapulta Cause sleep, far dor far Cataract, s. cateratta Catarrh, s. catarro Causeless, a. S,Iv, ad. senza Catastrophe, s. catastrofe cai,sa, ingiusto, 'a torto Catcall, s fischio, o richiamo Causey, and Caujeway, t. Catch, s. spezie d'uria musi cale cattura, presa, tic, a. caustico, adustivo (of a latch) ganghero del salir Cautelous, a. accorto, astuto, cenda. Catchpoll, s. sbii dritto [incendere ro, Zfl^o. Catchword, Caufenze, v. a. cauterizzare, Cautei7, *. cauterio Caution, *. cautela, accortezza, liso, avvertimento, V. a-

Centry,

s.

sentinella,

(fot

Centry, *. santuu'rio Centuple, a. ^ s. centuplicato Centurion, *. centurione

Cephalic', a. cefalico

Cerate,

s.

Cere cloth,

cerotto s. tela incerata

iCHA
Ceremony,
Certain, a
s.

CHA
ing,
d'un

eeremonis
fuso, sicuro,

certo,

It, ad. certaminte,

ty, s.

(of a picture) ritratto

segnare, sbozzo

Changeableness, . mutabilit Changeling, . parto suppositizio, sciocco,

balordo

Chalky
Certificate, *. certificato Certify, v. a. certificare,

Challenge,

wer- Challenge,

^re, luticurare Certitude, . certezza

marga [fiuto pretensione, ri prt tendere, accusare, rigettari

clay,
s. s.

v. a. sfidare,

Changer, . camhiatore Changing, . catnhiameTtfo Channel, canale, ofarirer,

il

letto d'un fiume. The Knglish channel, la Manica

v. a.

Cerulean,
Cess,
*.

a.

Turchino
tassa,

Chalybeate

Chcinnel,

tassazione,

Chamberlain, s. camerlingo. Chamberlain of London, il Tesoriere di Londra. Chamberlain, (at an inn),

scanalare Chant, canto fermo

Chant,

V.

a.

cantare, et, t.
.

Chanticleer,
-of

un

gallo

Cession,

cessionary bankrupt, cessionario Cestus, . cesio Cetaceous, a. che pertecipa della balena Chafe, V. a. risealditre, fregare, m-itere in collera, adirarsi, v. n. (in riding)
ej:-

arv,

e,

trasporto,

Chap, Chap,

Chape

fessura, speccalura V. n. spaccarsi, crepare of a scabbard, . pun-

cimerero, or cameriere d'un albergo

tale del fodero della

spada

Chapel,

capclla,
.

^ry,

Chamfer, Chamfer,

s. v.

scanalatura a. scanalare,

cappellania

Chaperon,

[na attempata cappuccio, don-

Cl.iaffer; J. jnercanaia Chaffer, v. a. negoziare, prezzolare, ing, s. negozio.

Chaffv, a. pieno di loUa Chagrin, t. affann:> Chain, e. catena, servit.

Chapiter, . capitello Chamois, . camoi Chapiters, . capitoli, articoli Champ, V. a. ma Chaplain, . cappellano, ship, . cappellania Champaign, or Champaign- Chaplet, . rosario, corona country, . campagna, pia- Chapman, . compratore, avChampion, . campione [nura CHapter, . capitolo [ventore Chance, . sorte, accidente Character, Chance-guest, . un soppravTo g ill venente. Chance- customer, character, sparlare d'uno Characteristical, Characterhance-medley, . omicidio istic, a. caratteristico involontario, caso fortuito. Characterize, v. a. caratterizAn ill chance, disgrazia, sfortuna. To take one's chmce, arrischiare Chanca, v. a. succedere, aving,-. scanalati

Chain-lace, s. catenella Chain-shot, s. palle incatentle. link of a chain, anello di catena

Chancel, . balaustrata, of a church, i7 presbiterio Chancellor, . cancelliere,

ship, .
la carica di

Charge, . carico, peso, carica, incombenza, cura, condotta,

(expense, (in fighting) carica, atsalfo. To lay a tiling tg one's charge, dar colpa d'una cosa ad uno Charge, v. a. caricare, incaspesa,

imputazione,

can-

Chair, s. sedia, sedile An arm-chair, sedie d'appoggio.

Chancery,
court.
.

or
la

Chancery,
cancelleria.

A privy- chair, seggetta s. capo, presidente, portantino Chaise, s. calesse s. Chalcedony, (precioiu stone) calcedonio
Chairman,
Chalcography,
s.

Chancery-ofiSce, liccio della

cancelleria

Chandelier,

lumiera

Chandler, . pizzicagnolo. Tallow-chandler, candelaio.

Chargeable,

inlnglir.tura

Change,

Chalcographer, s. intagliatore Chaldron, s. misura di carbune di 36 moggi Chalice, s. calice

A Tax-chandler, ceraiuolo cambiamento, variet, cambio, (or exchange) la borsa. Change

.

accuse) incolpai e, accusare (expensive) a. dispendioso. To be chargeable, essere d'incommodo ad

Charger,

un gran

piatto

Charily, ad. frugalmente, prudentemente

Chalk,

*.

creta
s.

Chaik-pit,

bianca. luogo donde

si

im

ritratto.

CiaW.

seasons, .7 corso delle Chariot, . carro, cocchio, stagioni Change of the moon, interlunio Charitable, e. caritatevole, Cliange, v. a. cambiare. Chaji^ one's mind, mutar 'tatevole, ly, ad. caritad'intenzione, able, cangiCharity, . carit, limosina. live in charity with all men, :han^ t 'ara dmn VIVO tn carit con ognuna

of

CHE
Chark
or charcoal, s. carbone di legno Charles's wain, (a constellation) Prsa rnaggiore

CHI

CHI

Chark,
mento,

coals, v. a.

far carboni.

Charm,
Hare

*.

incanto,

alletta-

Check one's talk, romptrt Chide one, v. a. sgridare alimi le parole in boica Chider, riprensore Checker-work, e. tarsia Checker, r. a. intarsiar Chief," ". *pW nc;"/er. um ed, a. scaccalo capo, generale, est, a. Checkmate, *. (at chess) princi,.alissimo, ly, ad.
Cheek,
s. la gnancia.Cieekbone, s. la mascella. Cheek-teeth, s. denti

bellezza,

vagh

Charming,

s.

incatUamento,

cellari. belletto

Cheek

varnish,

a. vezzoso,

pago

principalmente [tan Chieftain, . (obsolete) coj;Chilblain,. perf/gnone Child, . fc.nciullo Childbirth, . par/o. Childled. . puerperio. god-child,

Charnel-house, . carnaio Charter, s. patente, privilegio. Charter-party, s. contratto fra de' mercanti, e capitani
di vascelli [altre Charts, s. carte marine, o sia Chase, s. caccia, (a forest) bosco, foresta [cesell.ire Chase, ti. a. cacciare, incassare. Chaser, s. cacciatore, colui che lavora di cesello

Cheer,

s.

festa, pasto.
v.

Cheer up,

a.

rallei.

. ./!g-occio. To be with child, essere gravida. From a child, dalla cultcu

Childhood, . infanzia Childish, a. fanciullesco, ly ad. puerilmente, ness, e.

Cheerful,

allegro, festoso, a. ed. allegramente, ness, * gioia, allegria

ly,

Cheerless,

a.

malinconico

Chasm,
Chaste, ad.

s.

a.

fessura, apertura casto, pudico, ~-ly.

Cheese,

tit

Chasten,
ing, s. gastigai Chastise, i'. a. gastigare, ment, s. gastigo Chastity, s. cnstitc Chasuble, s. (priest's dress)

. formaggio. Cream-cheese, giuncata. Cheese curds, latte rappreso Cheese-cake, . torta di lette. Cheesemonger.

Childless, a. che non ha figliuoli Children, . pl.fcnciuli Chiliad, . un migliaio Chill, and Chilly, a. gelato , freddoloso Chill, V. a. gelare, n^ghiaeciare, v. n. gelerst, freddarsi, ness, . freddo, gelo, freddura

fo,-,njggiaio

Chime,
a.

Cherish,

v.

voler

bene,

Cherish

the

memory Chimera,

Chat,

pianeta s. cicalamento, ciarla,

s.
i'.

doppio di campane, the bells, v. a. sonare le campane a doppio . chimera, fatUasi Chimerical, a. chimerico, ly, ad. chimericamente
.

-Chime

Chimney,
ciWfgi'o.-Cherry-cheeks,

cammino,
.

Chattels,

Chatter,

beni mobili n. cornacchiare,

mino, sweeper,

spazza-

Cherub, or Cherubin,

cfte-

cammino
Chin.
!.

ciarlare, garrire Chatterer, s. ciarlatori Chattering, *. cicalerfa,

of

birds, garrimento degli celli, of the teeth, hallimento di denti. Ghatterpio,

Chess, . scacchi. Chessboard, . scacchiere Chest, . car, forziere, of drawers, un cassettone.

ien/o. Chin-cloth,

bai
>r

il

Chin - Chin
porcellana.

-^

A man's
Chestnut,

chest,
.

il

cossero,

China orange,
hine,

melaranci
il

t. gazza, o pica Chatting, s. ciancia, cicala-

Cheap, a. a buon mercato. Dog-cheap, a vii prezzo Cheapen, v. a. prezzolare,

castagna, tree, . castagno, colour, catignino Cheveril, or Cheverll leather,

reni, v. a. delle reni

schiena,

fio della rompere il fila

Chink,

er, s. prezzolatore
luirit, s. truffa,

capretto, o euoio di capretto Chew, V. a. masticare.

.

V. n.

fessura, crepatura^ spaccarci, fenderst,

furberia; un

Chew
Chicane,

the cud,

rumimre,

furbo,
--

truffatore,
a.

un

e.

ingannare.

Cheat
ly, ad.

baro,

digrumare Chewing, . masticamento

.

Cheater,

at V^aj, giuntare al giuoco s. ingannatore, truf.

cavillazione,

Chinky.'a. picn dfessure Chintz, . ;.;. Indiana fina Chip, . scheggia, brucialo. Chips of bread, croste di

Cheating,

inganno,

villare Chica ner, . cavillatore,

y, .

Check, or Cheque,

. freno, briglia, danno, perdita, disgrazia, censurt, riprensione, f. a, reprimere, frettare

Chick, or Chicken, . pollastro. Chicken-pox, . mor-

vigliane. nchio,

herba

Chipping of bread, crosta t Chickweed, . pane di poi- Chirographer, . un maestr

di scrittura

lastH

143

^^

CHY
Chirograpli;-,
s. s.

GIR

chirografta

Christen, v. a. ballezsare,

Chiromancy,
Cliirjj,
I'.

chiromanzt

dom,

. ciistianit,

^ing, .

. garrire, cantari

Chylifiiation, . chiliJicazioTU, diventar chilo {chimica Chymi. al, a. chimico, della

di battesimo Christian, .

un
'

cristiano,

Chymist, . un chimico Chymistry, . la chimita

Cicatrice, . cicatrice Cicatrize, v. a. cicatrizzare Cider, . cidro [mera Cieling, . ofla Tuna coCincture, . cintura

Cliirurgical, a. clth Chisel, J, scarpeh

''ij,
natale.

ad!

work,

s.

lavoro
Chri.^tinas,
.
il

Ckristinas-box, salva. danaio, (also) la ynancia di natale, il ceppo

Cinders,
Gingie,

cineri

Qiit-chat,

cicalio,
.

chicc-

cinghia

chiera-: Chitterlings,

nugia, salsiccia, gala della camicia

Chitty,

budella, mistrigolo ;

Chronical,

a. cronica, eases, malattie croniclie rhroiiicle, . cronica,

dis
t'.

Cinque,

cannella, tree^ albero di cannella . cinque. Cinque..,.!, .

foil, . cinigie foglie

a.

. puerile, sciocc. un viso }nccclo, balordo, minchione Chivalry, . cavalleria, feudo nobile, che dipende dal ri, o da altro signore Chies,. costole di fiori, spezie

Chitty face,

Chronicler,

autore di cro-

Jion, . innesto, poli, Cipher, . cifera, ro. To stand for a cipher.

lar., ^.. far calcolo, Cv.,,,^

Chronologer, . eronologista Chronological, a. cronologico Chronologist, . crunolngista Chronology, . cronologia

Chrysalis, . crisalide Chrysolite, . (a precious stone) crisolito Chub, . (a lish) capitone,

Circle,

circolo,

globo.

Chocolate, . cioccolata. Chocolate pot, . eioccolatfiera, stick, or niill, .

.Jclo^'^'
Circlet, cerchietto di mttallo per piatti Circling, a. che cerehia intorno Circuit, . circuito, contorno, dispartimento, v. a. cir-

a.

fruito

Choice,
variet,
scelto,

elezione,

abbondanza,
di gente,

scelta, o.

Chuck,

eletto,

raro.Choice

men, fior
Choir,

Chuck-farthing, fossaita. Ch'uct,

goszone.
'

schiamazzln,

sor-

conddre
Circular, . circolare, rotondo Circuiate, v. n. circolare,
ion,
.

ly,

ad.

preziosamente, caramente,
ness, . delicatezza, cura . coro d'une chiesa
,..

schiamazzare, (under the cliin), t>. a. dare un sorgoz-

v.

. circolazione, tory, circolare Circulatory

Choke.

golare.

Choke
.
.

...

.u.jrocare, stran-

Chuckle, V. n. dare nelle risa di quando injiuando \zotico

Churt-,
. .

letters, Irttere circolari

up a

pipe,

stoppare un condotto

Chump,
Church,

un un

Chokig,
Choler,

s.^ffocarnento bile, collera, ira, ic, a. collerico Choose, see Chuse, scegliere Chop, . fetta, pezzo. ilutton chop, braciuola di cas-

Rustico, fy, a. pezzo, tocco chiesa, man, .

ircuraambient, a. ambiente, che circonda

ecclesiastico,

miterio,

lands,

^yard,
.

Circumcise, v. a. circoncidere.

ci-

pi. beni

ecclesiastici,

time, tempo

tratto.

Chops, masv. tagliere, tare, cr e)cchange. barattare. Chop troncare. Chop at a thing,
.

d'andare alla chiesa, warden, a<ce.Church a

santo, purificarsi Churl, . zotico, villano,

CircumAei,

accento circona. circonfluente

pi.

Circumfluent, Circumfused,

a.

sparso

o.'."

celle,

a.

tria.

un

oft;

V.

afferrare, 7npugnare. Chopping-board,

. a.
.

taccagno, avarone Churlish, a. rustico, rozzo, ly, ad. rusticamente, ness.

gliero.

Chopping-knite, ta. .

Churn,

zangola,

v.

a. fare

Circumspect, a. circospetto,
ion,
.

U
Chorist,
corista

burro
gger,

circospesicne,

ly,

Chus

Chorography, . corografia Chorus, . coro Chough, . (bird) mulacchia Chouse, minchione, sciocco.

Chusing, sceglimenio. This was of my own chusing,

elesiont Chvlaceous, a. di chilo Chyle, . chilo

ad. prudentemente Circumstance, . circostanza One's circumstances, lo stato d'una persona, ed, n.

situato

[ziale

<;uestofu di

mia

Circumstantial, a. eireostanCircumstantiate, v. a. circostanziare [lazions CiicumTallatioD. . circoncal-

ifrepito,

CLE of thunder,
'

CU
t-

gery) scolazione

Circonvohition, giro Circus, *. circo

Cistern,
*.

circuizi

Clap,

Clap Clap
),'.

V.

a.

battere,
V.

bussa
mette

hands,
on,

apjihiudi
a.

cisterna, cisterne

Clap,
(litaciel, 6. cittadella, farlezza,f.

;i.

scoppiare, strepita
in,
r.

Clap
Clap

a ficcare.

Citation, J citazione Cite, V. a citare, allegare Citing, s. citazione, allega-

CHz.

{fidino, borglie

spurs to one's hor spronare vn cavallo Clapper, s. apjilaudilnre, lill, battente di molino, ht;\\,l,,:ffocehio di campa,,

zze,

fov

- Clappiiifj

'ing,s.fcnd!mer,

Class,

s.

clasie, sfera, vrdin,

Classical, or Classic, n. classici Classic authors, autoi

Clatter,

s.

strepilo cnnfus',.-

Clerk,
di

sta,

Cl;nv,

t. artii^lio

Claw,

,. a. graffiare. (also) Insingare ;iav, s. argilla, cr

Clever
d'atjllil

fellow,

fango.-Ciay-UnA.
IO,

Clai;destine, segreto. -ly.

argillosa.

Clay-p

Cleverly, ad. alni,

d'onde si cava rargi coprire d'argilla

getta.

Climax, s. gradazione Climb, V. 11. rampicare, tare Climb up a ladder,

V. n.

talire

una

scaUi,

Close coat, . giusClose-fisted, spiClose, *. Jine, clnsione, chiusa, chius Close to the ground, sente la ferra. To study close, applicarsi allo studio. Close by, ad, molto vicino To keep
tacuore.
lorcio.

lordo

Clonterly,

ad.

gru*

Clown,

Clownish,

. contadino, villano a. grossola-to, ly, ad. grossolanwrr.f^,ze, rustica-

'

grossolanexza Cloy, V. a.'iatolare, saziare

Club,

Clinch,

bisticcio,

moi

greta
Close,

nail,

cnnchiudere. rtbatUie

Clinch

Close
up
(as

V. a.

finire, concludere.

a wound, rarnmc

un

chio

ginare
ginarsi

una ferita.> CU
a wound), rammc Close with the
alle strette col

Clinch the
jugno

fist,

fW-uere

. clava, bastonacele, assemblea, crocchio, (at , cards) Jorf. Club of wits, d'uomini d'ingegno. Clublaw, . legge stabilita in una societ.-,Ci\ibfibted, che ha un gran pugno. Clubfcoted, che ha i piedi

societ

Cling

to, f.

toccarsi.

Cling

72.

appiccarsi, e together,

enemy, venire

Clingj> tenace, viscoso Clink, . tintinno, V. a. tintiliClip, V. a. tondere, tosare Clipper, s. 'quello che tonde, of sheep, s. tonditore di pecore. Clippings, s. tosatura Cloak, s. mantello Cloath, V. coprire, celare

"

nemico. Close with one, accordarsi con uno, ly, ad. segretamente, di nascosto. Closeness, *. spessezza, vicinit, unione, risei va, caiUela

Club,

v. n.

andar di met, con-

tribuire

Cluck, V. n. chiocchiare Clurap, . sciocco, balordo Clumsily, ad. grossolane-

Closet,

s.

Closing,

gabinetto, camerino chiuso, chiusura, s.

.

Clumsy,

a. grossolano, rustico,
little fel-

villano. A clumsy

Clot-head, Cloth, .
trade,
.

balordo, sciocco

tela,

panno Cloth
di
tele,

Clock,

s. oca/o^-o, ora. Clockwork, movimento, a forza di

peso,e di ruote.
.

Clocknsaker,

panni.

tessitore

traffico Clothweaver, Clothdi

tele.
.

di
.

arte del orologiaio, of a stocking, conio, or il jiore

Tis.suecloth, Horsecloth, Haircloth,

.

Tablecloth,

la tovaglia. broccato.
.

low, un tozzo d'uomo Cluster, . mucchio, gruppe, of grapes, grappolo d' uva. To come in a cluster, venire infoila Clustered, a. serrato, raccolto Clusterly, ad. in gruppo "^''rh, v. a. serrare, impuare. Clutch a thing, tener

gualdrappa.
cilicio

Clod, Ica,

* sangue grumoso. C'odded

milk, latte quagliato Cloddy, a. zolloso, quagliato.
Clpg,
>,

erpicare V. n. erpi, erpicare, rompere, coagularsi. Clodded blood,

Cottoncloth, bambagino Clothe, V. a. vestire, coprire.

Clutches, . pi. artigli Clutch-fisted, spilorcio, avaro Clutter, . calca, turba, sustirro,

ostacolo.

Clothes, biancheria. A suit of clothes, un Bedclothes, coperte di pannaiuolo. Clothing,

vestito.
letto,

Clothes,

abito,

vestiti.

strepito.

Clutter

ier,

.
-

together, v. n. adornarsi. Clutter, i'. n. strepitare, Jng, * fracasso, strepito To keep a cluttering, romo-

--'-'

abito

viziale

barazzare, incaricare,

ging.
m

Cloud, Cloud,

tube,

nuvola
involare,

Coacervate, v. a,

an- Coach
stage-coach, . carrozza publico. A 'ackcarrozza d'afney-coach,
valli

Cloister, s. chiostro. C\oister up, V. a. rinchiudere con-

involato Cloudy, a. nuvoloso, offuscato.

0,

malinconico garofano, of

ciaie, '. mantello, pretesto. Kidingcloke, i. cappotto. Clokebag, *. l'aligia Clokebearer, s. colui che porta il
mantello,
liare
a.
v. a. coprire,

lie,

uno spicchio

Clove gillyflower, garofanata

d'agli viola

fitto.

pig-

iloven, a. spartito, spaccato. cloven foot, n piede fesso. Cloven-footed, a. die ha il

chiere,

carrozza,
zaio,

Coachman, house, rimessacocdi maker, carroz.

V.

a.

andare in car-

Close,

conciso.

uomo
ther,

s.

Close man, s. avaro Close weatempo fosco.

serrato,

stretto,

piede fesso over, . (grass) trifoglio Clout, . cencio.-Clouts, . pi.

Coaction. . forza, coazione Coadjutor, . coadiutore Coagulate, v. a. coagulare coagularti, ion, . coagu-

Close fight, sujfa rubbii -Cloestool, teg-[

Dal,

s.

carbone. Coalman,

coo
Coalpit, carbonaio. carbone. Coalniera di Coalhearer, s. facchiio. carbonaio. Vithouse, *. carbon fossile.coal, > Charcoal, s. carbone di legno Coalesce, v. n. unirsi, 7icor
.

COH

Coherent, a. coerente Cohort, s. cootte
Colf,
s.

dogana
Cocking, Cockle,
s. battaglia di galli *. piccolo pesce col guscio. Cockleshell, s. conchiglia. Cockleweed,

c.ffia
-

Coil,s. strepito, fracasso.Col

-

Coalition, t. u. nione, riunione, coalescenza Ccarse, a. grossolano, ruvido sgarbato, vile, basso, ly, ad grossolanamente, ness, s. bassezsa, rnvidesza of a country> Coast, s. costa, From all paese, regione.

Coalescence,

--

raggomitolare
danaro.

a gomi
),

hglio.Cocespars:

Coin,

kle, t>. n Cockliiig-sc

Coin

Cockney,
dra,

s.

ehi nato
s.

i:

un gonzo

monetare, newwords, inventare nuove parole, age, s. il monetare.

battere moneta.

money,

Coin

Cocoa-nut,

m
bollitura,

diget-

Cod,
ubilo.

s. baccello, guscio,

(fish;

Coat,

'

s.

for

w
.

armi, Coat of mail, gi i/xrme. lorica. Coat of armou f> paludamento. great co
arras,

men) una Coat of

gonnella, gonn

>

lopratoJos.

una
,

sottoveste.

coat, un child. fan. ulto

X A waistcoa A turnrinegato. Coat

gabbiano.
racconciare

Codded, a. che ha guscio Coddle, i'. a. cuocere, bollire Code, s. codice s. (law term) codicillo Codling, a. mela buona di
Codicil,

Coincidence, . rincontro Coincident, a. che si rincontra Coiner, . monetario Coining, . t^ coniare monett Coit, . mortila. To play at coits, giuocare alle morelle Coke, . carbon fossile mezzo

Colander, . stamigna, colatojo Cold, . freddo, fredagione,

catarro, infreddatura.

Coequal,

To

^fre"r'
Coercire, a, che tiene in freno Coessential, a. dell' istessa etCoetaneous, a. coetano [senza ;mal, a coeterno Coeval, a. della stessa et, con-

catch cld. raffreddarsi Cold, a. freddo, indifferente,

s

freddezza. To

Cob,

s.

(sea bird)
s.

cold entertainment, uno freddamente

Cole, or Colewort, . cavolo Colie, or Cholic, . colica Collapsed, a. rovinato Collar, . collare, of a band,

Cobiron,

alare
v. a.

Cobble shoes,
Cobbler,
s.

temporaneo
ciabattino
tela di
s.

Coexistent,

a.

che

eatstt

nel

Cobweb,
Cock,
icock,

ragno

medesimo tempo
Coffee, or Coffee-berry,, caj^, tree, caff, house, s. utia bottega di caff, pot, s. una

collaretto

[collar

Cochineal,
*.
s.

cocciniglia gallo. turkcv

v. a, pigliar uno pel Collate, V, a. conferire, para-

Collar one,

gallinaccio Cock rf>f hay, un mucchio di fieno, -of a sundial, . gnopeacock, mone, stilo.

gonare.

Collate

book,

un

A pavone. A
s.

cock, utia beccaccia. Weathercock, banderauolo.

wood-

CockfighUng,
di galli.

Cockpit,

baitaglia
s.

arena Cog,

dove
galli

tetto.

stanza Cockloft, Cockbrained, a.

s.

si

fanno combattere

ruota The cog-wheel, ruota dentata adulare, lusingare. V. a Cog the dice, mettere dadi

collazionate un libro Collateral, a collaterale, degree of kindred, tinea collaterale di parentado *""' ' Collation, . nda; compa.coltazim

. collega, compagno Collect, . colletta Collect, . a. raccogliere

Colleague,

falsi

Cogent,
"^ogger,

a.
s.

urgente, potente adulatore, lusinadulazione, lusinga

cogitare,
igitazione

Cogging,
"^

s.

'*-'

pen-

archibuso.

Cock up

hay,

ammucchiare del fieno. Cock up one's hat, <irur su

Cockade,
rosa che
s.

Cohabit,
\

Collecting, Collection, . collezione, raccolta. Collection of authors, raccolta di autori Collective, a. collettivo, !y, ad. collettivatnente Collector, collettore College, . collegia, societ Collegiate, . studente d'un colli-gio, a. coUegiato. collegiate church, chiets

7iastro

a modo di
V. a. coabitare,

ti

porta al cappello.
batUschio

CoUetT. castone Collier, . mercanti

bone fossili,
(also)

di earvascevco

Cockatrice,

t.

Combustion, t. eombuttione, " ;, tumulto Come, V. n. venire, montare

er,

mand

one's self, raffrenarsi,

comandante, commenJntore, a pavjcr"

Coop,s. fetta di carne Coloquy, s. colloguio, dialogo Collude, u n. tuar collusione Collusion, . collusione
Collusive,
llisiVi

CoUusory,

a.

col

possesso d'un credit. Come to preferment, esset promosso.Come to hand presentarsi. Come to light. manifestarsi. Come into danger, esporsi al pericolo. Come at a thing, of

al

Commence,

r. a.

cominciare.

S.

Commend,
bile,

v. a. laudare, comniendare, raccomandare

Commendable,
Collyr Colon,
colliri
( : )

s.

thus
t.

due punti

arsi,

up,

salire,

down,

forth,

lodevole,

y,

a.

commendaad. Jude-

volmente

Colonnade,
Colony,

colrnnata

sc-ndere, cut, or uscire, scoprirsi.

Commendam, . etmmenda Come Commendation, , commendamento,

Colonel, colonnello s. colonia, popolazione Coloss, or Colossus, *. colosso. Colossean, a. colosseo Colour, *, colore, earnaf^onC

asunder, disfarsi, scollarsi Come forward, avanza-t

lode Letters
e,

of

comrac-

s.

mendation, lettere di comandazione

Come
Come

short of, fallire. short of, essere iufe-

Commendatory,
datizio,

commencqmmen-

prelesto,
pi.

ombra, -r- Colours, insegna, bandiera

commendaterio Comraender, . lodatore

Colour, nare,

V. a. colorire, illumi. scusare, palliare, V. n. arrossire, able, a. specioso. ^ing, *. colora-

Comedian, s. un commediante Comedy, * commedia

Comelines,
bellezza
*.

Commensurable,

a.

leggiadria,

Commensurate a. proporziComment, . commento, gioia

Comely,

Colt, *. puledro Colt's teeth, s. denti di latte. Colt's foot, s. unghia cavallina

a. bello, grazioso, decente, convenei-ole, ad. decentemente, gentilmente, con

grazia

Come off",
,

s.

pretesto, scusa

Commentitious,

a. finto, falco

Columbary, Columbine,

*. s.

colombaio colombina,

Commerce,
forestiero

commerziu.

color colombine

Cornet. *. una cometa Comft^, . confitti.- Comit-

Commercial, a. di commercio Commigration, . commigra-

Colwort,

i. s.

cavolo verde
pettine.

Comb,
brush,
tare case,

s.
il

i.

maker,
Conib,

s.

s.

Comb da Comb;)ejiiifra. Combpeltinagnolo. vallone.

spazzola
net-

maker,
Comfort,

.
.

confettiere

consolazione, risalleggerire,

pettine.

tclare,

Coraminute,
up,
incorraggiare
confortante.

t,

Comminution,

valle,

honeycomb,
horse-comb,

s. s.

fiale, favo.

ComfortaMe,
evale,
r

a.

Cocfscomb,
gallo

s.

stregghia. cresta di

onforto, ristoro,

ly,

Comb,
della della

V. a. pettinare.

Comb

Comforter,

consolatore
a.
'

a horse, stregghiare un r.a~ vali. Conib" wool, cardare

Comfortless,
dspincctite,

inconsolabile,

herap,

lana. Camh flax, or conciare del lino, o

i
<

Comical,

a.

fa

ridere
in,,

canapa

Combat,

s, combattimentoA. single combat, un duello Combat, v. a. combattere Combatant, s. combattente, a.

Coming Corning,

entrata, rendita.

a. inclinato, facile
.

Command,

comando. To
thing lo memory, impri

Combination,

*.

congiugni-

have the comm: person, saper

Commitment,

COM
Comj>any,
a. compupnia. Company of a ship, equipaggio d'un vascello. To keep company, frequentare.

Commodity,
Jitio,

s.

:omndiid,

rnita,

tnerca?tzia, gmiciagno,

pro-

vantaggio
.

pany, praticare una donna Comparable, a. comparabile, Compile,

Commodore,

un cxposquaComparative, a. comparativo, -ly, ad. a comparazione

Compare,
t.

v. a.

repubblica. Common, council, cuiisiglio di cilia. Common sewer, fogua,

Compare
Comparing,
paralello

co?nparare. notes, ragionare

s.
il

Complacency, ilacency,

compiacenza,
'

comparare, comparazicomparison,

-ant

(law

tertii), .

attore

Complaint,
s.

s.

lamento.

A bilV

ijnultitiiio. Common, s.

UH
il

Comparison,
one.

Beyond

Commonalty,
Cofnmoner,
comuni,
plebeo,

*.

comunit,

jiopolazzo, la plebe
s.

of
.

cittadino,

membro de' Compartment, uomo

a
college,

parison, ad. a paragone di compartis.

s.

Compass,

circuito, giro,

Comi)laisant. a. compiacente Complement, . cn.mplimenio,

membro d'un
Commonness,

collegio

Cornmonlv, ad. comunemente

s.

To

keep one within comdel

comunanza pietanza The

s,

limili

dovere.In

the

la

compass of
Compass,
capo.
v.
a.

Comjilete, v. a. compire, a. compito, finito, bello, regolare, garbalo, ly, ad. . ptrfittameutc, -ness, perfezione

Completion,
circondare,

s.

compimento

Compass

Comjlex, a. raccolto, aggiunto Complex ideas, idee

th"

death

iposte di molle altre idee

semplice

Complexly, ad. u
arnagio. c'^mplel"one!dispos

Compassionate,
,

a.

disc

confere

Compliance, s. compiacenza Compliant, a. co:idi:.sceiidente Complicated, a. complicato complicacompassi- Complication, . zione, of figures, gruppo

pa.isione, compatire,

ly, ad.

di figure,

of

diseases, ag-

Communion,
Comrnunity,

*.

comuni".

pietosamente Compatibility,

compatibilit Compatible, a. compatibile

s.

Complice,

complice
CI

Compatriot,
j.

s.

compatriotta
sforzare, spi[lenza

Compliment, f. compili ' -s.s.pl. compii Iti,

comunit,

si

Compel,
gnere

V. a.

Complimentai, a. ceremnnii Compliment, v. a. com,

mentare,

er,

quello.

Commutative,

a.

commutativo
mutuale,
co-

'

Commute, ti. Commutual,

Compact,

quelle che fa complimenti

n. a.

commutare

Compiine,

compi

'-

.Itimi

"

''

Compendium,
ristretto

*.

compendio,
compensar:.

a.

fatto,
r. a.

patto, accordo, pulito, proprio, ben saldo, congiunto,

*.

Compenfate,

v. .
.

congiungere, unire in-

Compensation,

eompensaing,
.
il

tieme,

mg,

giuntura, mente,

s.

commessura,

ly, ad. saldaaggiustatamente.

Competency,
Competent,
{

competenza,

Comport,

compiacenza V. n. accomodarsi

lonvenire.
a.
sufficiente,

convenevole, competente, ad. competentemente Comi^ctible, a. aoivenevole

self, V. r.
.

Comport one* portarsi, ment.

condotti,-

ly,

comportamento,
one's

',

Compose

self,

v.

310

CON
Compose a man's
calmate
la

Compose
lare
i

passion, d'uno. one's affairs, regocollera

opinione, sentimento. Idle conceits, scherzi, ghiribizzi

Conceit, ti, a. immaginarsi Conceited, a. affettato, trop-

suoi affari

po

studiato,

Composer,., compositore, auComposing-stick, s. tore.

tastico,

ridicolo,

ly,

ad.

ostinai

mente, -ness,

. affettazio.

fan- Concubinage, . concubinato Concubinp, . una eoncuhina Concupiscence, . concupis-

(in printing) compositoio

Composite, a composto Composition, s. composizione.

Compositor,
s-

Composure,

s.

compositore composizione,

Conteive, v. a. concepire: pensare, credere, iinmaginare Conceive a jealousy,

pigliar

sospetto,

ing,

of nsind,
Compound,
Comprehend,

quiete
s.

cTanimo

Compotation,

gozzoviglia a. composto,

Concentre, v. n. concentrarsi Concentric, a. concentrico

corso

Concepdble, Conception,
comprena.
s.

a. intelligibile

. concezione. false conception, mola

.

Concurrent, Concussion,

a.
.

[pretendente concorrente.

Condemn,

Concern,
Comprehensible,
sibile

affare, inieresst

movimento, ary, a, concussionario a. condannare, able, a. condannevole,

v.

compren[sione

cordoglio,

importanza
v.

Concern,

Comprehension, Compreheasive,

a.

comprenche com-

importare. Concern one's self, tormentarsi, interessarsi,

a.

concerner!

aton. . condannazione Condensate, v. a. condensare,

spessire,

ion,

condensa-

prende molto, succinto Compress, v. a ingravidare Compression, t. compressione Comprint, v. a. contraffare

una stampa
Comprise,

Compromise, Compromise,
Coraptrol,
s.

v. a- contenere i;. n. compromets.

compromesso
criticare

contradizione
s.

Comptrol,

V. a.

Comptroller,

soprastante,

censore, correttore

concerns Condense, V. n. condensarsi Condescend, v. n. condesctndere, degnarsi Concerning, p. Condescension, . condescensione, compiacenza Concernment, . conseguenza Condescensive, coiulescendente Condign, Concert, . concerto, a. condegno v, a concertare, deliberare Condite, v. a. condire Condition, . condizione, slato, clausola, umore, natura. Conciliate, v Upon condition that, con patto che. Condition with guadagnare. one, V. a. far patti con uno,
V.

imp.

it

me

as

much

as yon, m'i

Compulsion, s. costrignimento Compunction, *. compunzione Compurgator, s. testimonio che prova per giuramento Cinnocenza d'un altro Computable, a. che pub essere
stimato

bile

concordanza.
bellezza

al, a. condizionale, ally, ad. condizionalmente Condolatory, a. di condoglienza

Concmnous,

a.

ben ordinato

Concise, a. conciso, succinto

Computation,

s.

computo.

Conclave, . conclave Conclude, v. a. conchiudere,

Condolence, . condoglienza Condole with one. v. n. con' dolersi con uno Condolement, . di condogli.

Compute,
jng,
. t.

V. a. computare, computamento, er,

deleiminare, fissare. To Conduce, v. n. servire, essere conclude, in utile conclusione, Conducible, Conducive, a. infine

computista

Conclusion,

Comrade, compagno, amico Con, for Contra, ad.

antra

conclusione, esito [elusivo Conclusive, a. ultim, conConcoct, V. a. concuocere, di.

profittevole, utile

Conduct,
one.

salvo
V. a.

. condotta, direzisafe conduct, . un Conduct, condotto.

condurre, guidare,

Conceal,
celare.

tacere un segreto, eccuttatore, ing,

Conceal a secret, er, ^ment.

.

r.

a.

nascondere,

Confabulate, v. n. discorrer . concordanza, ant, a. Confabulation, . discorso concordante Confection. . confezione, Concordate, . concordato Concorporate, v. n. incorpo-

'

Concourse,

concori, calca

CON
Confederate,
collegato,

rarsi,

confederato, confedeion, * cospirare,

*.

Confujed,
lato,

V.

n.

a. confuso, mescoly, ad. cor\fusanente

Confusion,
rJine,

confednaziont Confer, t:. a. conferire, dire, agicuagtare, comparare. Confer with one, v. n. dis-

confusione, disperpleeait, rovina.

s.

Concorrere con alcuno. fer a living upon one, conferire un beneficio ad uno. Confer notes, unirsi

Confutation, s. confutazione Confute, V. a. confutare, conConfute a slander, inceie

ing, s. confutamento Cenge, or Congee, s. licenza Congeal, v. n. congelare, congelarsi,

mago,

ing,

stregoneria

Conference,
Confess,
v.

s.

conferenza
confessare, di-

chiirare,

a.

rppigliarsi, able, a, che congelazione,

ing,

Connate, a. nato insieme Connaturai, a. naturale Connect, a. legare, giungere,

ing, Connexion,

lega-

v. n. confessarsi

Confessedly, ad. certamente Corifessing, Confession, s.

si pu congelare Congee, v. n. salutare

Congelation, . congelazione Congenial, a. dele itesso geconfessare, confessione, ity, *. somiglianza di nio, ary, s. confessionario genio [dare Confessor, s. confessore Confide, v. n. fidarsi, confi- Congeniture, t. nascita con-

il

temporanea *. confidenza, Confidence, Congeon, . un nano, caracvdacia, baldanza Confident, s. confidente, deConger, . (a large eel) gonagante,
,nfiden

Connubial, a. congiugale Oonnudate, v. a. spogliare Conquer, v. a. conquistare, ^ing, domare, sottomettere,

ly,

ad.

Confi^u ration,
sione, -of tellasione

onfigura-

Congestion, . mucchio, massa Conglaciate, v- n, congelarsi Conglutinate, ti. n. conglutighilinazione Congratulate, v

e,

conquistatore Conquest, . conquista Consanguinity,, consangunit

.

or,

conquistamento, conquista,

Confine, v. a. imprigionare, v. n. reprimere, moderare,

contiguo, prigionia, cossoggezione, rignimento, bando, esilio Confines, t. confini, limiti Oonfirm, v. a. confermare, ation, s. confermazione,

tonfinare, ment,

essere

ion,

a.

congratucongratula-

Conscionable,
giusto,
tizia,

ness,
ly,

*.

Conscious,

a.

equitabile a. . equit, giusad. giustamente consapevole,

approha-

Confiscate (one's goods),

confiscare

. a.

Confiscation, s. confiscaztone Conflagration, s. incendio comlnxttimento, s. Conflict, conflitto, contesa, disputa

9,

...evole

Confluence, Conflux,

Conio, a conico affiu- Conical, or Conjectural, a. conghietturale, ly, ad. per conghiettura Conform, a. conforme, v. a. Conjecture, . congkiettura,
*.

Consent to, v. Consentaneous,

vole

n. consentire. convenea.

Consenting,

consentimento

Conformable,

a.

Consequence, . conseguenza, Bj conseimportanza. conseguentequence, ad.

mg,
Conjoin,

tly, ad congiuntamente Conjugal, a. cokgtugale Conjugate, v. a. congiugare Conjugation, . congiugazione Conjunction, . congiunzione.

V.

congkiettura congiungere, a.

Consequent,
importante,

ccnscgiienza,
ly,

ad.

con-

Conservable,
Conservator,

a. conservabile

Confoundedly,
Confratemity, Confront, v.
conferire,
s.

ed.

terribil-

conservatore.

Conjunctive,

a.

congiunConserve,
.

confraternita confrontare, ing, i. riscontro

a.

conserva,

Conjunctly,

ad.

congiunta-

-Conserve firn tg
confettare frtt.

CON
Conserver, . Conserving, *. Consider, v. contemplare
i

CON
mere. Contain
Contaminate,
r.

Conspiring,
"^"istable,

s.
.

cnspiraiione
cotianitsario di

one's
a.

sel^

bruttare.

Constancy,

t.

costanza.,

fer

Contemn,
Constant, a. costante, fermo
perseverante,
durabile,
e

ii.

a.
.

sdegnare, ing, Contemplate, v.

plare

sprezzare, sprezzo

a.

contem-

guale. To be constant t( one, esser fedele ad uno

Considerate,

Contemplation,

contempla

a
*.

considerato.

mente,

ness,
presi

Constellate, r. n. formarsi
consideraconsidera-

il

Consideration,
;

s.

mpetis

Constipate,

v. a. e

Contemplator,. contemplatore Contemporary, . n contem-

Constijiation,

. costipazioi

Constituent, . commettenti tsideramento, Constitute, v. a costituire Constituting, Constitution Considering regolami indiziai costituzione, IO che legge, of the body, Consign, V. a. consegnare peramento Consign one to punishme Constrain, v. a. costngr, ertly, ad. di mala vagli far punire alcuno, ing

Contempt,

sprezzo, scherno.
a.

Contemptible,
,-,

sprezzabile.

ad, spre.

zante, superbo, alteramente

ly,

ad.

Contend,

consegnatone
Consist, V.
.

consistere.

v. n. contendere, pretendere, man litigare, ienei-e. Contend for, fart

.

a gara Coment,
disfatto,

a.

Contents,
Consistent, a. plausibile, coeConsistorial, a. consisloriale Consistorv, s. consiilorio
C'onsociate. v. a. associare,
Con.soate, v a consolare Consolation, s. consolaxione Consolatory, a. consniativo

il

contento, sod. conlento. contento, la

grandezza
Content, ti. a. contentare Contented, a. contento, felice.

Consul.
Consult,
.

Console, v. a. consolare Consolidate, v. a. consolidare,

Cor^solidation, . consolidazione, congiunzione di dut

ation,
ing,

consultare,
.
. il

consulta, 1>. a. v. n. deliberare, consultazione, consultare, consulta

Consume,

t;.

a,

consumare.

ness,
A

disputa, lite,
.

umore

Contentment,

contenta

benefzj

Consonance,
accordo,

. consonanza, conformit, tomi-

C;or.suming, consumamento CoT.summate, a. terminato,

finito

table of contents, tavola di materie Contest, . contestazione,

V.

lonsuramate,
ly, ad.

ti.

a.

perfezio-

n.

contestare,

abie,

nare. finire, terminare

che si pub contestare,

a. ation.
,

conforme, secondo

Consummating,
tion, .

ConsummaContext,
Contigui ^ontigut

Consort, . consorte, socio Consort, i>. n. associarsi Conspicuity, S Conspicuou

ness,
.

compimento, perfe-

and Contexture,

l'evidenza, l'esse
a.
cospicti

etica

Consumptive,
Conspicuous,
ill'istre,

rimarcabile,

Contact,

a. etico contatto,

'tocca-

Continency,

Continence,

s.

ad. notabilmente

Conspiracy, . cospirazione Conspirator, . cospiratore Conspire, v. n. cospirare,

Contagion, . contagione Contagious, a. contagioso,

Continent, a. continente,
ad. moderatamente

ly
-

ness,

contagione
a.

Contingency,
Contingent,
a.

contingenza^

Contain,

v,

contenere, rin-

contingente,

CON
e.

seoUo,

parte,

ly,

ad.

Contravention,

e.

conlravven-

casualmente Continuai, a. continuo,

ly,

Contributor,

*. contributore Contrite, a. contrito, pentito Contrition, s. contrizione

Convex, *. convessit. T^e convex of a globe, il convesso d'un globo, ity, i, convessit v. a. trasportare, por-

Continued, a. continuo, ad. continuatamente Continuity, s. centinuU Continuous, a. continuo

^ly,

Contrive, a. inventare. Contrive a design, concertare un disegno. Contrive

v.
,

arte,

ingegno

Convey,

trami
s.

tare, mandare. Convey away, portar via. Convey one out of danger, salvar

tore, 'autore,

ing, In
Convict, Convict,
s.
v.

Contort, V. a. attorcigliare Contortion, s. contorsione Contour, s. (in painting) contorno

Control,

s.

raffrenamento,
a.

Controversial,
I

di

contro-

Contraband, a. proihito. Contraband goods, mercanzie

Contract, Contract,
contrai/bando s. contratto, patto contrattar v. n. abbreviare, ristrignere, coi

ture. Conu-act debts, indebitarsi

Contraction,

s.

abbreviatura,

Convocation, s. convocazione Convoke, r. a. convocare Convolution, s. torcimento' Convoy, . convoglio, .teoria

Convenable, a. convenevole
Contradict, Contradict,
traddirsi.
s. v.

scortare

contraddizione a. contraddire.
self,

Convulse,
V. n.

v. a.
s.

ragunarsi
t

Convulsion,-

Contradict one's

Contradict
s.

con-

an

Convenience, Conveniency, comodit, convenienza, con

Convulsion

fits, s.

trasportare canvulsiune. pi. con-

formila Convenient,
Contradiction,
Contradictious,
dicente

contraddi-

comodo, con a. iente, convenevole, pri zionato, atto, ly, ao

ConvuUive, a. convulsivo Cony, s. coniglio Cony warren,

s.

conigliera
n. mormorare.Coomormorio

Coo,
ing,

V.
s. s.

a. a.

contradsattamente,
contradil-

Cook,

Contradictory,

Cotivent,

Contradistnguish, v. a. con tradistinguete Contrariety, . contrariet Contrarily, ad. al contrario Contrariwise, ad. altrimenti Contrary, a. contrario, opyr.
e

maid, fantesca che fa da cuoca, shop, Cook, v. a. una l'arte fare la cucina, ery,
cone,
s.
's

un

cuoco,

un

trec-

s.

bettola.

s.

Conventicle,

conveuticoio Convention, s. assemblea degli stati, convenzione, patto, al, a. fatto per convenzione. Conventioner, s. membro di
t.

del cuoco

Cool, a. fresco, freddo Cool, s. il fresco Cool, t'. a. rinfrescare, V. n. rinfrescarsi, raffreddarsi,

o his

assemblea

moderarsi,

rallen-

promise, messa. Contrary

derj.

On
s.

Conventual, a. conventuale Conversable, a. sociabile Conversant, a. pratic, versato.

Conversation,
*

the contrary, ad.

contrasto,
lite,

Contrast,

con-

Coolly, ad. di sangue .freddo Coom of corn, miiura di

grano Coop, s. specie di

Cooper,
.

stia.

Coop
Wine

hutlaio.

COR
Cooperate, ti. n. cooperare Cooperation, t. cooperazione Cooperator, s. cooperatore del Coordinale, a. eguale, medesimo ordine Coot, s. (bird) emergo Cop, e, capo, cima, sommit,
ciuffetto

COR
Coriander, . eoriandro convenevole, ing, a. eonve Cork, s. sughero, turacciolo niente, conforme Cork, V. a. turare n fiasco Corrigible, a. corrigibile
con un turacciolo

Cormorant, *. specie di smergo Corn, s. frumento, grano

n-loft,
;

Corrival, . rivale, concorrente Corroborate, v. n. corroborare,

fortificare,

appoggiare,

Copalj t. ragia bianca e lucente Coparoener, i coproprietatio Coparceny, *. divisione eguale Copartner, *. compagno, sozio.

di

Cornchandler, s. venditore grano Com on the toe,

ion,

corroborazione,
.

ire.

callo nel piede

Corrode,

corrodere, ro-

Com,

V, a. aspergere di sale,

insalare

un poco
corniola,

Cornei,

s.

tree,

Cope,
delle

s.

pianeta nubi
V.

il

concavo

corniolo

Corrosive, a. corrosivo, ness, . qualit corrosiva Corrugated, a. pieno di grinze

Cope,

biave,

a- barattare, sporgere, uscire

del

Cornelian, s. cornalina Corner, s- cantone, angolo, ed, a. angolare

-

Cormpt,
Corrupt,

a. corrotto, cattivo v. a. corrompere,

"-

-^

V. n. guastarsi. witnesses, v. a.

Cormpt

subornar!

Copier, s. un copista Coping, s baratto. Coping of a building, cima d'un edijizio. Coping of a wall, sporto d'un muro Copious, a. copioso, abbon-

Corrupter,

dante,

copiosamente, s. copiosit, of a language, ricchezza

ly,

ness, ad.

Comigerous, Cornucopia, bondanza Cornute, a. cornuto, cornuto. Cornute,

. corruttore Corruptibility, . corrutiUi-

lif

un

Corruption, . corruzione, marcia, putrefazione

a. corruttibile

v. a.

far Corruptive,

d'una lingua

Copped,

a.

crestuto, puntuto.

Coppersmiin, Copper-plate,
Copper-n
.

aldero
s. cai: s.

Corruptive, a. pestilenziale . corollario Corruptly, ad. corrottamenU Coronation, . coronazione Corsair, . cersare, pirata Coronet, . corona. A duke's Corsalet, s. corsaletto coronet, corona ducale Coruscant, corruscante a. Corporal, . caporale, a corCorollary,

lai

naso di gali-

ly, ad. porale, di corpo, corporalmente Cosmetics, . belletti per renCorporate, a {ex. a body cordere la carnagione bella Cosmetic, a. cosmetico Cosmqgrapher, . cosmografo Corporation, communit.

Cpperas, s. vitriolo Coppice, Copse, . macchia Copulate, V. a. accoppiare. Copulation, . copulazione Copulative, a. copulativo Copy, . copia, il doppio, esemplare,

Corporation town,

citt

mu- Cosmography,

Corporeal, a. corporeo,

^ity, .

Copyhold,
Copy

modello, esempio, podere.

Copy-

holder, s.fittaiuolo
out, V. a.
copiare, ira-

Corpse, . corpo morto Corps-de-gtiard, . corpo

. cosnografia Cosset, . agnello, puledro, S^e. allevato senza la madre Cost, V. n. costare, valere Costive, a. costipato, costipativo. Costi^enesi, . costipazione, costipamento Costly, a caro, splendido, di ness, ad. sontuosamente,

Coquette, . una civetta Coquetry, . civetteria Coral, . corallo, sonaglio Coraline, a. di corallo Corbel, . una nicchia

Corpulency, . corpulenza Corpulent, a. corpulento, grosso Corpuscle, . corpusculo Cotemporary, . cotemporari r, t Corpuscular, a. di corpusculo Cottage, . capanna,

bifolco

Cord,

corda. Cord of wood, catasta di legrta. Cord-maker, . cordai

.

una

Cordage. . sartiame Cordelier, . Francescano Cordial, a. cordiale, sincero, ly, ad. cordialmente, ity,

cordialit

Cordwainer, . calzolaio Cordon, . cordone

Cordovan
Core,
.

leather, cordovano tcrsOf/iinJQ

Correct, v. a. correggere, temperare, castigare, ion, . correzione, emendazioni:, . castigo. Under correcve, a. tion, con rispetto, correttivo, ly, ad. correttamente, ness, . esattezza, or . correttore Correlative, a correlativo Correspond, v>. n. corrispondere, enee, . corrispondenza, ent, . un corrispondente,tM, a, conforme,

Cotton, Cotton,

cottone
let-

raggrinzarsi Couch, or couch-bed,

. n.

Couch,

t!. a. rinchiudere. Couch an eye, /erare la cataratta d'un occhio, v. n. coricarsi Couchant, a. giacente Couched, a- ex. a letter well

couched,

t;iia

lettera

te

3M

Countermand,

ly, grossolanamtntt, ness,ad. grussotania

.

Countermand, r. a. coniram- Courser, . un corsiere dispumandare. Countermand a will, invalidare un testamento Court, or Court-yard, . coriil* Cover, . un coperchio, una contram- Court, . una stradella.~The of a letter, Countermarch, 3. posata, pretesto,
trattare, -ex,
s.

conftdeiato

Cover,

involto d'una lettera li. a. coprire, nasconCover dere, velare, palliare

court,

la

corte. Courtle

Court ladies,
corte.

Court-card,

dame
.

della

carta

Coverlet, Covert,

s. s.

copertura
coperta,

na

figurata.Court maniera della

like, a. alla corte.

teimis-court, giuoco d palla

Counterplea,
giustificarsi

replica

ptr Court, V. a. corteggiare, fhr "

'

Counterplot,

cospirazione

Courteous,

et

-igare, sollicitare cortese, galante,

-ly.
didam,
pidifiia, desiderio, avari:

cospirazione finta

Cougli, s. la tosse, v. a. io Coulter, s. coltro Council, . conciglio. Councilboard, la tavola del conciglio.

Council
'Ciglio

chamber,

il

Cour

dissuadere Counsellor, . consigliere. privy-counsellor, consigi

Count,

V.

a. contare, calcol

Countenance, . aspetto, a aiuto, appoggio Countenance, v. a. sosten

proteggere, aiutare, er protettore, fautore, partig, . banco, un gett
.

Counterpoint, . contrappunto . cortesia Counterpoise, . contrappeso Courtesan, . cortegiana Counterpoise, v. a. contrppe- Courtesy, . riverenza di donna, cortesia, favore, benignit, affabilit Counterscarp, . contrascarpa Countersecurity, . cedala che Courtier, . cvrtegiano s d ad un mallevadore Courtly, a. elegante, pulito Countervail, v. n. valere al- Courtship, . civilit, cortesia, to, galanteria V. a. ricomptnCousin, . cugino, cugina Counterwork, v. a. contram- Covey of partridges, nidiata di Countess, s. contessa pernici Counting, . contamento, Cow, . vacca. milch cow, Counting-house, . banco . vacca lattante. cow Countless, a. innumerahile with calf, vacca pregna. Country, . regione, paese, Cowkeeper, vaccaio house, . una villa, man, Cow, V. a. sgomentare, iitim. un contadino, dance, . contraddanza Coward, . un codardo, un vile, County, . contea, provincia ice, liness, . codardia, Coupee, . passo intrecciato vilt, ly, a. codardo, vile, Couple, . una coppia, ad. vilmente, da codardo laccio Couple, V. a. accoppiare, le- Cowl, . cappucciolo

r.

n.

copularsi.

Counter,

Counterbalance,

co ttrappeso, co itraccam-

v.

a.

contrappesa

Covmtei change,

Countercharm, . malia apposta ad un altra Countercheck, . censura reV. a. riprendere reciprocamente Counterfeit, a. contraffatto, falso, finto, supposto, .

ciproca,

Couplet, . due rime Couplet, V. n.far versi Coupling, . copula Courage, . coraggio, valore Courageous, a. coraggioso, ly, ad. coraggiosamente, ness, coraggio Courant, . corrente Courier, . corriere Course, . corso, carriera,
viaggio, giro, via, metodo, :olta, vicenda naniera, condotta, misura. Course of eggs, una covata l'uova.-Oi course, or in ;ourse, ad. naturalmente

Coxcomb,

An ignorant coxffo. )mb, UH ignoranlaccio, un

Coxcombical, a. impertinente Coax, V. a. vezzeggiare, lusingare.
iore,

uno

sciocco,

un

Coaxer,
ng,
.

j7

vezzeggialusingare.

ammino,

Counterfeit, v. a. contraffare, s. imitatore, infingere, veulore, autore, of hands,

Course,
rse

v.

a.

cacciare.

Crab,
.

mela salvaiica,

(a
t.

wills. &c. un falsario, er of coin, vn monetario falso, edly, ad.f.ntameute

of a

hill,

trapassare

fish),

granchio

piattola.

Crab-nree,

Orab-louse,

Caurse, a, grossolano^ rustico,

melo salvaiico

GRE
Crabbed,
I.

a.

acerbo, arcigno,

Crash,
s.

v.

a fracastare, --v.

strepilare,far rumore,

ing,
rampica.

n.

ruvidezza, umore fanias-

strepito, fracasso

Crass, a. spesso

grosso,

grossolano, [grossezza spessezza.

Creep-hole,

Crack-brained, a.

pare pretesto, scampo Crepuscle, *. crepuscoli Crescent, *. luna crescente la

Craek,

v. a. scoppia,

Cravat,

s.

"
s.

cravatta

ive, V. a.

domandare, ^ng, domanda, ing, a. insa-

Ciacker,

millaUatore. A nut-cracker, * strumento da rompere le noe

un

salterello,

duole Crackle,

v. n. scoppiettare,

ing. s. scoppiatura Cracknel, s. ciambella Crawl, V. n. rampicare, straCradle, s. cii//a. Iron cradle 'nare, serpere, er, s. un s. gruticolu da fuoco. To rock the cradle, cullare

Craw, s. gozzo. gambero

Crawfish,

. lanternone. (to set a pot on) u trepiede Crest, . cresta, cimiero. Crest-fallen, a. sgomentato Crevice, . fessura, crepalt.ra

Cresset,

s.

Crew,

banda, torma, et a ship, la ciurma d'un vas.

cello

Crib, . mangiatoia Cribble, . cribro, crivello Crick in the neck, . un tor

Craft, J

mestiere, prnffissione,

Craftsman, s. artigiano Crafts-master, un artista Crafty, a. accorto, astuto, scaliro.fmo

Craftiness,
Craftily, ad.
s.

Craziness,

s.

caducit,

indifindis-

Cricket, . grillo, giuoco alla^ palla

drier,
.

Crazy,

a.
j.

malaticcio,
fior

gridatore.

seggiola ^A public

sorta

di

destrezza,

as-

Cream,
libro

di latte, d'un

Crime, . delitto, peccato Criminal, a. criminale,

ad. criminalmente, caso criminale

ly,

astutamente, con

Cream,
Crease, Create,

v. n. rappigliarsi
*.

ity, .

piega, cattiva piega

v. a.

creme,

costituire.

Crimple, v. n. ritirarsi Crimson, . chermisi Cringe, . sommessiune servile

Criiige, t'. n. essere vilmente sequioso, ing, . ahbiet-

Cragged, or Craggy, a. diro

calo

Cragginess,

s.

Cram,

v.

a. ficcare,

[cafo Fessere dire stivare

'

zza.

Cringiag som, anima

empire. zeppare. poultry, ingrassare

Cra
il

pol-

ne,fan_
Crr.mho,
Cra-.np,
s. s.
-

giuoco di rima il granchio.

*.

Credentials,
Credibility,

pi,

lettere

di

storpiato,
Crisis, . cn"i, crie

toppo.

Cramp
graffio

iron,

rampi?
un-

Credible, a. credibile,
t;.

Cramp,

a. costrignere,

probabilit ness, . 'obabitit, ly, ad. proba.

Cramper, j. uttcino, graffio Cramping, s costretta, forza Crane, s. grtta, gru, argan

Credit,

credito, autorit,

Crisp, a. fragile, facile da romperti, crespo, fritto increspare. Crisp, . a. Crisping-iron, . calamistro Criterion, . il segno della
Criticai, a. critico, pericoloso, ly, ad. da critico

Credit, r. a. dar fede, credere.

crane up, v. a. tirar su per mezzo d'un argano Crank, a. possente, vigoroso, Creditor,

Criticism,
'

allegro, festoso
fiere
.

Credulity,
v.

creditore credulit

Critic, .

Croak,

Crankle in and cut,

Crankles.
giravolte

n.

Crannied, a. crepato Cranny, . fessura, crepatur

Crash,
.

Credulous, a. credulo Creed, . simbolo degli ajostoli Creek. . cala, seno di mare Creek, or Crook. . molo Creek, u. n. crosciare, ing, .

. critica upon, v. a. criticar* un critico, censore v. crocitare, gracidare. dei conn e , . 7 crocitare delle cornacchie, il gracidare delle tane

icise

Crock, . pignatta Crockery, . majolica

cocodriFiU. Crocodile. . Crocodile's tears, falst

m-

strepito, fracasso,

contesa,

gara

grimi

CUR
Crocus,
Croft.
J.
s.

enxp un chiiiSt:,
amico

praiiCi^nn
'

tm, licdema^ > scudo, of

Cijstai,

s.

crisiath,

ine,

a.

CroheSjS.pellegrivi,

"

cuffia

d'una

Cub,

(a bear's cub) ortacehio

Cronv, Crook,

s.

iiilim

u7tcino.

shep

cappello.

herd's crook, roccj

Crown-Iand,

dominio delta
,

Crookbacked, Crooklegged,

a. golibo

a.

che

ha

le

.finire.

Culiical, or Cubic, a. cubic Cuht, s. cubito Cuckold, * un becco, cornuto. Cuckold one, v. a. f%r

gambe
Crooked,

storte
a. storio, adi
.

Cuckoo,

s.

cuculo
s.

Crooked nose, naso Crooked line, lint

Cucumber,
Cud,
c-ible, s.
s.

cetrinolo

gola.
rivers, &c.), le rivoltar

parte interiore 'fo chew the

della

cud.

fumi
Croi', *. raccolta, ricolta, a bird, gozzo d'uccello Crop, V. fl. scortare^ tondere. Crop com, cogliere del

Crucifix,

Cudden,

Cuddy,

Crucify,

V. a.

crocifissare,

Crosier, s, rocco pastorale Croslet, J. frontale

balestra. Cross-staft", s. croce geomeCrosswise, nd. attrica. traverso. Cross^ained, a. fastidioso, caparbio Cross, a. traversato bisbetico, fantastico, eattivo. Crosspath, . crocicchio. Crosslins, linee traversali.
s.

Crossbow,

inK, s. crociti ggimento a. crudo. Crudity, * crudit, indigestione Cruel, o. erudele, barbaro, ly, ad. crudelmente, tv, crudelt (;iuet, s. guastadettc.

Crude,

Cuddle, ti. a. careggiare Cudgel, *. bacchio, hjtocehio Cudgel, ti. a. bastonare Cue, s. umore, coda
CuiF, s. un manichttto.Catf, or a fistycufF, s. un pugno. To go to cuffs, venire ai*

Cuft;
. ;

t;.

a. schiaffeggiare

Cuirass
Cull,
ti.

Cullion
,

'Cullis, Cully, s
I I

'X:tZn.
.

Crummy,
Crump,
a.

a. midolioso

Cully

Cross-bite, s. inganno Cross-bite, v. a. ingannare Cross, ad. attraversa, alla traversa, pr. a traver.io, V. a. traversare, passare, incrocicchiare, nuocere, af.

or

Crump

shouldered,

ingannare

gobbe

Culm,

fannare, affiggere.
ad. I. malizia,
nenie,
;:

mcellare,
-

Cross
ly,

Crumple, s. crespa, grinza Crumple, v. a. raggrinzare Crunch, v. a crocea-Crunk, v. n. gridar,

grit

s. specie di carbone Culpable, a. colpevole Culprit, s. persona accusate chest

'
'.

Crotchet, s. croma funi capriccio inganno, asti

Crupper, s. groppa, groppiera Crusade, s. crocia/a Crush, ti. schiacciare, amcare. Crush a party 11, sterminare un par-

Culter, s a Cultivate, Cultivation

Cultivator,

Crouch, ti. n, apiattarsi Croup, s. assistente nel g!u(

e di

Cumber,
,

s.

impedimento

Crust,

s.

crosta

a
Cnistaceous, Crusty, a. croj;

foot,

s.

trib

Crusty, a. puntiglioso
Crustiness,
s.

cattiva

umore
l.

Cock crow,'.
gallo.

Crutch,
Cry,
*.

s.

gruccia

susurra, grido, pianto. A cry of hoiuids, una muta

sagacement

tarn

Cup,

-Cry
1

up.
s.

lutare, lodar

Cupbearer, s. coppiere. Cupboard, s. bnjjitto, armario Cup, v. a. ventosure

Cupidity,
*.

of a s. ceppa, tazza, flower, la boccia d'nn fiere.

Crying' out,

grido, esclama-

s.

cupidigia, pattione

calca Crovfd

tiuneA woman's crying Cupola,

Cuppel,
ying down, *. scredito, calo Crying, a gridante, enorme

cupola
coppella

Crowd

spiegare tutte h a thing ir

s.

CUR
Curable, a. curabile Girate, s. curato, vicarh Curator, *. curatore Curb, *. freno Curb, V. a. frenare, trattenere Curbs, t. malattia di cavallo Curd, or Curds, i. latte rapCurdle, v. n. rappigliarti Cure, . rimedio, cura cura,
:tain-rod, s. verga dife^ro Curvature, s. curvatura Curve, a. curvo. Curve line.

Curvet, Curvet,
*.

*.

corvetta

V. n. corvettare,

ting,

corvetta

'-'

T\.^B, . schaffetto, rrmbo Dab of

zacchera.
gallinella

benefizio

Curvilinear, a. curvilineo Curvity, s. curvit Cushion, *. cuscino

Dab-chick,

(fish,' dirt, .
.

Cusp.

s.

la

punta
a.

Dabble, v. a. zaccherare.Tt dabble in the dirt, dimenarsi

nel fango Dace, . specie di pesce Dactyl, . dattilo

Curfew,
Curing,

*.

campana per far Cuspidate,

curioait

puntato

estinguere il fuoco *. cura, guarigione

s.

Curiosity,
bile,

Curious, a. curioso, ammira-delicato, destro, esalto,

Custard, s -pecie di tarla Custody, s. guardia, prigione Custom, s. costume Customhouse, la dogana

fino,
ness,

ly,

Customable,
ly,

ad. curiosamente,

esattezza ciocca arricciare, innanellare, v. n. arriciarti, ing, *. l'arricciare. Curliiigiron, calamistro Curmudgeon, s. uno spilorcio
j.

Curi, Curi,

t. riccio,

V.

a.

Dagger, . un pugnale Daggle, V. a. zuccherare, imbrattare [nalmenie Daily, ad. cotidiano, ad. gior Cut, . taglio, ferita, sfregio, Daintily, ad. delicatamente figura, stampa Cut-throat, Daintiness, . lecconeria, de. tagliacantone. C.ut-purse, licatezza. Dainty, a. lec-

a. ordinario, ad. ordinariamente

Dad, or Daddy, . babbo Daflbdii, . asfodillo Dag, . schioppetto

Customary, a. comune Customer, s. avventore Custos, s. custode, guardiano

s.

Currants,

s. ribes.

Ked

un borsaiuolo. To draw cuts, giuocare alle buschelte

cone,

goloso,

splendido,
il

cur-

abbondante Dairy, . luogo per

latte.

rant, ribes toss Currency of coin, corso 'della moneta. Current, . (of

Cut,

V. a.

Cut
delle

tagliare, mozzare. the vine, potare la

Dairy-woman,

donna che

l'ite. Cut

loaf,

un pane. Cut
Current, a. corrente, stabilito. Current price, prezio corCarrier,
s.

tagliare capers, fare

vende latte Daisy, . margherita

capriuole. Cut short, interrompere. off an heir, diseredare.

conciatore

Currish,
brusco,

a.

cagnescobrutale, ly, ad, brutalmente

Curry, v. a. conciare pelli Curry a horse, strigliare

asunder, stracciare, rompere. baluecare, indugiare, up, trinciare. larsi, beffare Cut down, segare Dalmatic, . tonacella Cutaneous, a. cutaneo Dam, . la madre di

Cut

Cut Cut

one Dalila
Dallier, . burlone, un baione Daily, V. n. scherzare, burlare, bur-

un

cavallo.

Currycomb,

s.

ttregghia Curse, s. maledizione Curse one, v. a. maledire uno, bestemmiare, V, n.

Cuticle, . cute Cutlass, . coltellaccio Cutler, . coltellinaio.

bestie,

cateratta.

Dam

certe

up,

Sword-

V.

a.

stoppare,

chiudere.

Dam up
Damage,
V. a.

a window, murare
.

Cursed,

maledetto,

cutler, . spadaio Cutter, . tagliatore Comcutter, uno che taglia calli. stone-cutter, .

danno, torto, danneggiare

Damask,

ly,

ad.

perversit Cursitor, *. cursore Cursorily, ad. alla leggiera, in

Cutting, . ritaglio Cutting, a. pungente, satirico Cuttle, . seppia

Cutlets,
.

. dammasco, Damask-rose, . rosa damDamask napmaschina. kins, . salviette dumynas-

chine. Damask-bed,
dammasco
v. a.

lett-

bracciuole

Cursory, a. leggiero, fatto in

Curstness, s. forza, rigore Curtail, V. a. troncare, mozzare. To curtail a horse, tagliare li orecchi e la coda ad un cavallo To curtail wages, dimione's nuire il suo saaltrui

Cycle, . rivoluzione, corso Cyclopaedia, . enciclopedia Cygnet, . un cigno giovine Cylinder, . cilindro
Cylindrical, a. otlindrieo Cymbal, . cemJbalo Cynical, a. severo, austero

Damask wine,

scaldare

Dame, . dama Damn, v. a dannire, condanable, a. dannabile, nare, ably, ad. orribilmente

Damnation, Damnify, v.

a.

dannazione danneggiare

"ynosure,

la

eosteUazione

Damp,

umidit,
v. a.

a.

umi

delCorsa minore

tiric

Cypher,

ci^ff'ro

Damp
cipresso

one,

midire scoraggiar*

Cypress-tree, Czar, 7 Czar

Dampness, . umidit Damsel, . zittella

DAU
Djimson,
*.

DEC
di

specie

susina

daughter,'

s.

figlioccia.

Dance,

v. n. s. danza, ballo, danzare, ballare. a. (Sl)ance attendance, aspettare.

Grand-daughter, una nipote Daunt, V. a. spaventare, inDauntless, a. intrepido

self death, affiiggerst to sino alla morte, fui, a. mortale, watch, s. (insect)

un
Dauphin,
s. il

grillo,

less,

a.

immor-

Dancer, Dancing, s.

s.

ballerino

ballo.

"DancingDan-

delfino

Dawn,

V.

n.

spuntare, appa-

room,*, sala da ballo

Debar, v. a. privare, escludere Debark, t;. n sbarcare Debarring, s. esclusione

Debase,
'..

(parjando del giorno)

Dandelion, s. spezie di cicoria Dandle, v. a. allottare, carreggiare, vezzeggiare, digerire

Dawn,
Day,

s.

l'aurora, l'alba

Debase

v. a.

dispregiare, avcoin, fal*.

Dandy,

Dandruff, s.forforaggine s. zerbino, damerino,

s. ebbio, ebulo s. rischio, pericolo a. pericoloso, ad. pericolosamente

*. giorno, d, giornata battaglia. Day - book, s. "'tale 'D2Li-s,s. pi. tempo.

Daybreak,

debasing,

abbassa-

mento
Debate, s. Debate, v
onlesa, disputa

Dane-wort,
Danffer,

Dangerous,

ly,

'

Dangle, v. n. dondolare Dan- Deacon, s. un diacono, ship. gle about a woman, sempre air intomo d'una Dead, a. morto, stupido, indolente. The dead, s. pi. donna, er, s. un effeminato Dank, ei. umido, bagnato i morti. Dead sleep, s. lettargia Dapper, a vigoroso, gagliardo [allentare a. Dapple, Dappled, a. pomato, Deaden, v. rallentare. Deadly, a. mortale, periglioso, violente, furioso, ad. morDapple-grey, leardo pomato talmente, furiosamente Deadness, s. addomient amento V. 'a. sfidare, irritare
.

Day's work, s. giornata Dazzle, v. a. abbagliare, ing, s. abbaglio

days,

del giorno. Dogs. giorni canicolari.

s.

lo

tare, discutere, v. n. contendere, litigare Debate

with one's

self,

deliberare.

Debauch,

v. a.

subornare, se-

Debile, a. debole, fiacco

Debilitate, v. a. indebolire, ing,

s,

debilitare, debilita-

Debility,

j.

debolezza
a.

Debonair,

qffUbile,

cortese,

Danng.

t.

ly,

a. ardito, temerario, ad. arditamente, uess,

baldanza
a.

Dark,

oscuro, tenebroso.

Deaf, a. srdo Deafen, i>.a. assordare. Deafish, ly, a. solitadastro, ad sordamente, ness,

allegro, festoso-

di

Dark
t.

lantern,

s.

lanterna

sorda. Dark, or Darkness,

<e?ieAre. Dark-sighted, a.
e,

Deal.

s.

Fir, deal,

abbondanza, quantit. afic^e. Deal, ,.

Debt, s. un debito Debtor, ,. debitore Decade, s. decade Decagon, s. decagono Decalogue, s. decalogo Decameron, s. decamerone

mg.

(at cards) la parte tocca a fare le carte

V.

chi

Decamp,
campo

Deal,

ment,

v. a.
s.

levar il campo, il levarsi del

n.

(to

Darkly, ad. oscuramente Darkness, . oscurit Darling,,, un cucco.favc

a. favorito,

diletto

Damel,

s. loglio,

zizzania

negoziare. Deal well with one, trattare uno bene deal cards,, fur le carte Dealer, s. negoziante. Dealer, cards) colui che fa le Plain dealer, i. uomo ti hm a fede

trade)

trafficare,

To

Decant, v. a. irasvasare Decanter, ,, guastada

Decapitate,

Decay,
-V.

s.

n. scadere,

msumarsi,
idebolirsi

v. a. decapitare declinazione, rovina, appassarsi, imbastardirsi,

Decay

in one's

Dan,

s.

dardo, strale,

scoccare, lanciare, e) lanciatore Dash, t. colpo, tratto, colpire, urtare. Dash a

Dealing, s.'negozio, trafict Honest dealing, procedere franco. Treacherous deal-

Decease,
Deceit, s. delusione, inganni Deceitful, a furbo, falso. Deceitful trick, . una furia, ly, ad. ingannevol-

ing, perfidia, inganno

Deambulation,
giata Dean, s.
s.

s.

spasseg-

un decano,
d'un
s.

ship,

^co. Dash
celiare

out,

v. a. s

dignit

Deanery,
s.

decano. giurisdizione

Dastard,

un codardo,
-ly.i.

eifemin<

fingar^. Date, *. data, (fruit) dattero Date, v. a. dxtare

Deceivable, a. facile ad essere ingannato ingannare, Deceive, v. a. burlare, n. gabbare, v.

deridere,

er,

DaUve case,
Daub,
V. a.

dativo imbrattare
s. il

Dearth, . care. Death, *. la morte. Upon pain of death, sotto pena

tore, impostore,

ing,

inganna.

de-

Daughter,

s.

figliuola.to-

della vita.

To

grieve one's

DEC
I>cft6n\vh?,
s. pi.

DEG
f ^ ucceih a'deltnyntnln.
Decrease,
Decree,
.

Decency,

*.

deeemrirl decenza, decoro

s.

scadimento,

v. a

decreto, ordine, edito

Dsce].tion,

de.

Defect,
decretare, statuire

ilifvUo, vizio,

ion,

franie Decide,

v.

c.

liecUere

Decrepit, a. decrepito,

^ness,

defetiivo

Decrepitude,

decrepit.

Defence,

difese,

guardia,
"'

Deciding,

decisione

'^"'^

Decrescent,. Jojcfmo delliz luna Decretai, a. decretcte. Decre-

Defend, v

tals,

pi. decretali

Decretory, a. decisivo

difsa a. difendere, sesteere. Defend one's cause, difendere la cause di, ant.

~ '^'

"""

Decry,
lare.

Decry

v. e-

discreditare, spar-

a custom,

nullare

un costume
a. decuplo, dieci volte

Decuple,
spiei^a le cifere

Deck of a

Decision, . decisione Decisive, n. decisivo sliip, . bordo, ponte

Dedicate, r

dedia
[dedica

Declaim,

v. a.

declamare, ar

Dedication, dedica Dedicator, 4 Dedicatory, a. dedicatoria Dedition, . arrendimento Deduce, t'. a. dedurre, inferire,

Deference,
Deferring,

riguardo,

ri-

prolungamento.

Declaimer, . arrinf;atore Declamation, . arringheria Declamatory, . declamatotiu

Declaration, . dichiarazione of war, intimazione d.

ction, deduzione, zione, conclusione,

.
.

sottracontealto,

Deed,

azione, fatto,
n. credere,

contratto

Defiance, . disfida, chitmala. bid defiance, sfidart Deficiency, . deficienza Deficience, . insuvalUil Deficient, a. deficiente, imtl-

To

Deem,
Deep,

ti.

stimare profondi, cupo.

Defile,
r.

passaggio

stretto,

Declarative, a. dichiarativo Declare, . a. dichiarare,

pubblicare,
lare,

1>.

scoprire, sveln. confessare.

mostrarsi Declaring, s. dichiarazione Declension, . declinazione Declinable, a. declinabile Declination, . scadimento,

declino, declinazione

Deep sorrow, grande affanno Deep coat, un abi' ampio. Deep moumin gran bruno. Deep blu turchino oscuro. Deep n

a.

sporcare,

lordate,

Definable, a che

si

pub

definire

Decline,

scadimento,

decli-

declin

v. a. affondare Deeply, ad. profondamente Deepness, . profondit Deer, . il genere de' ceri Red-deer, cervo, cerbi A fallow-deer, un daino.

Detpen,

Definitive, a. definitivo,
ad. dyfinilivamente Defla<^ation, . incendia

Deface, t'. a. scancellare, guastare. eface a town,

clining,
.

Deflour a virgin,
Deflourer.
.
s.

v.

a. diflo-

declino, sfuggi-

corruttore

face the coin, disfigurare la Defailance, . mancanza Defalcation, . difalcazione Defamatory, a. diffamatorio Defame, v. a. diffamare, er, . diffamatore Default, . fallo, vizio, mancanza. In default whereof, IH diffalta di che

Defluxion,

.flussione Deform, v. a. formare. Deform one's face, sfregiare

Decollation,

Decorate,

v.

decollazione a. decorare, or

Deformity,

deformit, bru-

De&aud,
spese

Decorator, . adornatore Decoration, . decor jsioue Decorous, a. decoroso Decortication, . decortica-

a defraudare, 'u\g, s. fraude, inganno Defray, v. a. spesare, far

ti.

Defeasance, eontraletlera
Defeat,
.

sconfitta,
?rc.

Defeat
Valtrui

rotta.
I

Defunct a. defunto, mori V. a. sfidare, bravare Degeneracy, . degeneraDefy,

Mare

Degenerate,

v. n.

degenerar*

DEL
Dcgcneiation. *. depravazione Degenerous, a. rile, infame Degradation, s degradazione Degrade, v. a. degradare.
DFllrious, a. paz}, metto
s.

DSP
denominazione,

01

Degrade

one's self, derogare.

t.

Degi-ading,

degrada-

with child, parto, liberatore

Denounce, i'. a. demuniare Denouncing, Denunciation,

Dense,
a. denso, spesso,

Degree,

J.

grado, passa. Bj

degrees, grado per grado, poc.,n pocu To take one's degrees, prendere i gradi

Delivery,

*.

liberamen
i

ity,

Delude,

v. a.

Deieide, Deject,

deicidio V. a. abbattere, affligs.

Delve, V. a. zap) di, Deluge, s.

I

Delusion, s. ddi Delusive, a ing

t.

polvere da pulirt

Demagogue,
DeiTy one,

s.

Denudate,

v. a.

spogh

'deifoare uno, ing, s deif castone

v. a.
v.

Deien.

Dsiim', s. Deist, s. deista Deitv, s. Deitri, Divinit,).

degnarsi deismo

Demean

one's
s

Delay,

s.

ritardo,

i7idiig:o,

dilazione, tardare,

er,

v.
a.

dijerire, indugiatore,
a.

Demeanour,

mg,
vole,

s.

dimora,
-.

'n.'.ngio

Delectable, a. dildlahile, piace-

ness,

dUcltalilita,

\y,nd. diletlnbilmcntc
Delectation, s. dUettaznme Delegate, a. delegato, depntato.
jeiiiise

by lease,

afillo.

Demise
s.

r. a.

dn by will,

Depasture, v. n. pascolare Depeculation, s. peculato

Depend,

v. n. estere

pendente.
ti.

Dem
Democracy,
.

lascito
a. ileoiocratico

Depend
of,

upon,

n.

di-

pendere, confidai si. jyepend.

V.
n.

delibi

-ly, ad.

Democratical,
Doinolisli,
11.

consistere,

essere
s.

a.

demolire, di
s.

pendente

pensata
Deliberatii Deliberati'
.,
,,'
I

Dependence, Dependency,
demoli
dipendenza

ing' Demolition,
l.e

Dependent,

s.

nn partigiano^

effiminato, -ly, ad.

Demonstrable, a
y,

rabile.

ad. dimo,

Depict, v. a. dipingere Depilatory, a. dipitatorio Deplorable, a. deplorabile Deploration, s. lamentazione Deplore, v. a. deplorare, tamer
_

Dtligh't, s. delizia, gusto Delight, V. a. dilettare,

ral-

tare, ing, s. lamentanza Deplume, v. a spinmare Depone, t). n. depone

Delfghtfal, o. dilettevole, delizioso, ly, ad. piacevolmente.

meiit, Deport, V. a. portarsi. *. portamento, condotta v. a. Depose, V. n. deporre,

Delinquency, s. delitto, qjfeia Delinquent, s nn dfimqiicnte

Deliquium,
Delirium,

deliquio Delirate, v. n. delirare

s.
s.

colato

depositario deposizione Deposit, V. a. depositare, eoa

Depositary,

s.

Deposing,
fidare

s.

delirio,

pazzia

Denominate,

v. a.

denominare,

DES
'
\

DES

'
i

DEV
I
\

ing, Destination, t. dsHinasiont Descry, v. a. scoprire, Deposit, t.'deposito Destine, v. a. detiinare, 14. s. scoperta Deposition, . depotixiont Desert, * meriio si^nare Depository, *. deposito Destiny, s. U destino, la sorte Depravation, s. depravazione. Desert, *. deserio, solitudine of mamiers, corruzione di Desert, v. a. lasciare, abbon- Destitute, a. destituto, abban dcnato dot costumi Destitution, *. ahhandon Deserter, s depravare, Deprave, tt. aDestroy, v. a. distr ity, s. Deserve, v. ing, s. depravazione, g^tasfare, Deserving, er, *. dist depravila ing, Destruction, merito Deprecate, v. a. pregare insiantemente, ion, s. pre- Deservedly, ad. giustamente Design, s. disegno, progetto ghiera, domanda Depreciate, v. a. abbassare. Design, v. a. disegnare, proporre avvilire Detach, r. a. slaccare, Depredation, s. depreda- Designedly, ad. pensatamente s. staccamento Designer, s. disegnatore xione Depress, v. a, abbassare, cori- Designing, a malintenzionato, Detail, s. particolarit [xione care, deprimere, umiliare, furbo, astuto
.

'

ion, s. depressione

Deprivation, s. privazione Deprive, v. a. privare

Depth,

s.

profondit.
i7

Depth

'

cuor del verno. The depth of a battalion, l'ampiezza d'un squadrone Depuration, * purificazione Deputation, *. deputazione Depute, v. a. deputare

of winter,

Deiignment, *. disegno, inienDesirable, a. desiderevole Desire, *. duiderio, voglia. preghiera, domanda Desire, v. a. pregare, desiderare, ordinare, comandare Desiredly, ad, a seconda ly. Desirous, a. desideroso,

dvgio, tardanza Deter, u. a.frastom Deterge, v. a. detergere deterioraDeterioration, s,

a.

'

Deputy, s. i. tralasciamenio un deputato. Deputy-governor, un sotto Desk, un desco

!

ad. ardentemente Desist, v. n. desistere,

ing. Determinable,
bile

determina-

Determinate,

a.

determinato,

governatore Deracinate, v. sradicare, tbarbare Bei^gn, V. provare, mostrare, far vedere (law term)

Desolate,
i

vinare,
solato,
afflitto

desolare, a. affliggere,
a.

rode-

rovinato,

solitario,

Derange,

v.

disordinare, scorn-

Desolation, s. desolazione. rovina, affanno, mestizia Despair, v. a. disperare, .

dispn-azione, rarsi

v.

n.

dispe' '

Dereliction,

s.

abbandona-

'

Desperado, s. un disperato Desperate, a. disperato.furioso, violente. Desperate man, s. un arrabiato Desperate attempt, un colpo disperato,

Determine, v. a. determinare, fissare, risolvere Detersion, s detersione Detersive, a. detersivo Tetest, r. a. detestare Detestable, a. detestabile, ly. ad. pessimamente Detestation, *. detestazione Dethrone, v. a. stronare, ing,

ly, ad.

disperatamente, furie
ia,

^ "

'

"

''

Detract, v. a. detrarre, sparlare, sminuire, tagliare Derisory, a. risibile Detraction, *. detrazione DerivaUon, s. derivazione Detractor, s. maldicente Despicable, -^-. ., ... -ly. Derivative, a. derivativo Detriment, *. torto, detrimento, ad. vilmente Derive, t;. a. derivare, pro- Despisable, a. sprezzevole al, a. detrmentale cedere i'DfATViAe, v. a. scacciare Despise, " - ^ Derogate, . n. <frog-are Despite, s. dispetto, sdegno, Devastation, *. devastazione Derogation, s. derogazione Dcure, *. due, il diavolo fully, ad. dispettosamente Derogatory, a. derogatorio Develope, . a. sviluppare Despoil, V. a. spogliare Devest, t>. a. spogliare Despond, v. n. scoraggirs, ency, *. scoraggimerUo Deviate, v. a. deviare - V. commentare. Despot, s. despota Deviation, s. smarrimento Despotical, a. dispotico, ly, 'Dcnee, s. astuzia, artifizio^ I. discendere ad. dispoticamente invenzione, mezzo :esa, calata, tuisci- Despumate, v. a. schiumare, Devil, s. il diavolo chiarificare Devijish, a. diabnlico, ly, ad. Dessert, s. le frulla, S^c. dopo dUtbolitamente pasto Devise, v. n. i-nmaginarit j J
I
;

Deriding, Derision, s. derisione.

'

Die
dd^rare.
Devise to by ill, legart ad uno, far

Dice-player, bossolo. a. giuocafore di dadi. To sei the dice upon one,ingannari.

Dictate,
V. a. dettare

latory

pleas,

sofisHcherta,

Derise, v. a.Jingere, inventare Devise, *. lascito, legato Devisee, * un legatario

Devisor, s. un testatore Devoir, s, dovere Devolve, V. n. scadere, cascare. Devolve a trust, dare a

3ictates, s. yl. precetti, regole

Dictator, s. dittatore, ship, s. dittatura Dictionary, s. dizionario Didactic, a. didattico, istrus.

Diligence, s. diligenza Diligent, a. diligente, ly, jj, diligentemente Dilucid, a. chiaro, evidente Dilucidate, r. a. schiarire, ion, s. dischiarazione Dilute, V. a. stemperare, te-

custodire

un dado,

tintura, tinta.

Devolutarv, s. devolutario Devolution, s. devoluzione Devotee, s. bacchettone

Dim,
Diet one,
v. a.

Dira, a. oscuro, torbidoDimsighted, a. che ha la vista offuscata V. a. oscurare

dictare,

v.

n.

Dimension, j. dimenzione Diminish, v. n. diminuire Diminution, s. diminuzione.

Diminutive, a. diminutivo Dimissory, a. dimissorio Dimity, s bambagina Dimness, i. offuscazione Dimple, a. pozzetta. v.

Dmrf'vZ.
s.

differire,

enee,

ad.

dicotamente,
s. il

--nesi

Deuteronomy,

Deu

differenza, disputa, lite Difference, v. a. differenziare Different, a. differnte, diverso, ad. differentemente. ly, Differing, a. differente Difficult, a. difficile, ly, ad.

n.

formar
guance

delle

pozzette

nelle

diffidi

>

-ty,

Dew,
s.

giogaia

lumaca

s.

ruggiada. Dewlap,

Dewy,

Dew-snai" a. ruggi-

Diffide, V. n. diffidarsi, enee, s. diffidenza,' timidit Diffident, a. diffidente, ly^ad.

desterit Dexterous, a. destro, abile,

Dexterity,

timidamente
ly,

Diffuse, V. a. diffondere,
diffusione, diffusivo

ly,

j. sala da mangiare Dinner, ,.pm.o^ Dmt, s. impressione, forza

Diabetes, s. diabete Diabolical, a. diabolico, ad. diabolicamente

ive,

a.

disteso,

ly,

Dig,

V. a.

zappare, vangare.

Diocese, s. diocesi Dioptrics, a. diottrica

Dip,

Diadem,

s.

un diadema
diagonale,

Diagonal, a.

ly.

Dig out, V. a. sterrare Digest, digerire, rediV. a. gere, disporre, ible, a. digestibile

V. a. integnere. bagnare Diphthong, s. dittongo Diploma, s. diploma

Diagram,
Dial,

s. piano disegno s. orologio a sole, of a watch, mostra d'orologio Dialling, s. gnomonica Dialect, s. dialetto, ically, ad. dialetticamente, ician, s.

Direct, a. diretto, diritto Direct, V. a. dirigere,

rettifi-

Digestion, s. digestione Digest, s. pi. pandette, digesto

un

dialettico, la dialettica

ic, s.

(logic)

Dialogue,

s.

dialogo

Diameter,

s diametro Diametrical, a. diamet e, ly, ad. diametralmente Diamond, *. un diamante, at cards, cuor;. Diamond-cut-

Digger, s. zappatore Dignify, V. a. innalzare a qualche dignit Dignitary, s. un preiato Dignity, s. dignit, elevazione Digress, v. a. ullontanani di Digression, a. digressione Dijudicate, v. a. decidere, dif.

s.

direzione, of a letter, indirizzo d'una lettera, ly,. ad. direttamente, ness, *.

rettitudine,

scernere, distinguere, decisione

ory, s. la liturgia Direful, a. crudele, terribile Direption, s. rapina, sacco "-3, s. uffido de' morti, can

or,

s.

diretto! e,

^ion,
.

tefunebrt
a.

fango, porcheria

Dike,

ter, s. gioielliere

s. fosso, irgine Dilacerate, v. a- lacerare,

ion,

IMapason, ;r. diapason Diaper, a. lavorato Diaphanous, a. tratpareiite Diaphoretic, a diaforetico

Dirtily, ad. indegnamente Dirtiness, s. sporcizia Dirty, a, sporco, lordo, basso.

Dilapidat

Diaphragm,

s.

diaframma
Disable a
vascello
siiip,
j

Diarrhoea, s. diarrea Diary, s. diario, giornale

Dibble, . zappa, marra Dice, . pi. iia<fi.Dice-box,

Disacknowledge, v. a. negare Disadrautage, a. avantati^io

CIS
Disadrantageous, a, tvanlagPisaffect. II. a. biasimare Disalfection. *. cattiva volont, ed, a. malintenzionato

DIS

DIS
Disesteem, s. sprezzo, sdegno, V. a. sprezzare Disfavour, s. disgrazia

able,

a.

biasimevole.

Discommode,
Discompose,
inquietare,

able, contrario,

v. a. incomodare, ity, s. incotnodila

I

v. a. tconcfrtare,

^inj,,

t,

disor-

Disfigtire, V. a. disjigurare,

a.

dispiacevole, ing, opposto,

Disfranchise,

Disforest, n. a. disboscare v. a. eschtdere ment, della franchila, s. privazione della franDiful-nish, . a. sfornire Disgamish, . a. sfornire

Di
i.'.

:.

sbi;;nttire

Discontinuance, s cessazione Discontinue, f. a. cessare,

Disannul, a. annullare Disappear, . . sparire Disappoint, '. a. mancare di

parola,frustrare,seoncertare, ment, mancamento di pa-

Disgorge,
Discord, * discordia, divisione, discordanza Discor.lant, a. discordante Discover, . a scoprire, able,
a. facile

a.

vomitare.
disa. diso-

a scoprire,
i.

er, s.

Disgrace, grazia. norare, infame,

Disgrace,

*.

disonore,
i'.

fui, a vergognoso, fully, ad. vergo-

Disaijprove,
Disaster, s. disastro Disastrons, a. funesta Disavow, ti. a. negare, contra-

dilatore

gnosamente
scoperta

Discovery,

sconto, cala

Dis^ountenance, r.
repri

a. impedire.

DisgufSe, s. travestimento, pretesiOfJinzione [fingere travestire. Disguise, v. a. Disgust, *. disgustOi'aviersione,

Disband, r.a. confrediare Disbelief, . djjdensa, dubbio Disbelieve, v. a. dubitare, mg, s dubbio, diseredenza Disburden, ti. a. scaricare Disburse, v. a. sbordare, ment,

Discourage,

Dish,

s.

un piatto T)\\ ot

discorrere.

vivande. finuccio

una tazza di caff. Chafing-dish, s una scaldaDishclout, s, strccoffee,

Dish up,

ti.

Disealceated, a. scaho Discard, v. a. licenziare Discern, v. a. diseernere,

ible,

a.

visibilt^,

ing,

Discourteous, a. scortese Discourtesy, s. ingiuria, torto

Discredit,
s.

'^'-habille, tiearten tiimidirt

disonore, scredito.

Discreet, a. discreto, savio, ly, ad. discretatnente

Discrepant, a. contrario Discretion, *. discrezione,

ary, a. illimitato Discrimin.tte, i;. a. distinguere,

Dishevelled, a. scapigliato ly, Dishonest, a. disonesto, ad. disonestamente Dishonesty, s. disonest, impudict r. a. Dishonour, s. disonore disonorare, able, a. disono-

Discuss, nare,

discutere, esamiioli, *. discuzione, ive, a. risolutivo

V. a.

Disdain,
Discipline, *. disciplina, v. disciplinare, regolare, fi mare, ing, s. disciplina

s.

sdegno,

sprezzo.

Disdainful, a. sdegnoso, ly, ad. sdegnosamente, ness, . sdegno, fierezza Disease, s. male, malattia,

revole, ablv, ad. disonorevolmente ' Disincorporate, v. a. separare Disingenuity, * cattiva fede Disingenaous, a. dissimulato Disnhabited, <!. spopolato Disinlierit, v. a. diseredare diseredaDisinheriting, s.

Disinterested, a. disinteressato,

^ness, s. disinteresse

ing, s. rinunzia Disclose, . a. aprire, rii lare. Disclose a s'aeri

incomodare Disembark, v. a. sbarcare

V. a.

Disembogue
carsi,

it-self, v. r.

scari-

Disinter, . a. tterrare Disinvito, V. a. rivoear rinvilo Disjoint, Disjoin, r. a. dis-

11.

Disenchant,
Discolour, Discomfit,
V. a.
1'.

n. sboccare rompere ti. a.

. a. reprimere disimpea.

scolorare

a. sconfggere, onju., tolta

Disencourage,
Diseiigage.

Disjunction, disgiunzione Disjunctive, a. disgiuntivo Disk, e. disco

Di.'ikindness, *. cattivo vficio

v.

gnire,

liberare,

ment,

s.

Dislike, s. disgusto, avversioni Dislike, r. 3. disapprorare Dislocate, v. n, dislocar

DIS
Dislocation, *. lhlocazione Dislodge, V. a. scacciare. Dislodge a stag, levar un
Disloyal, a. sleale, ly, ad. slealmente, ty, s. slealt.l Dismal, a. terrible, funesto, ly, ad. terribilmente
Displea:

Displea

Displeai Displosi
.

passatempo,

v. n.
-

Dismantle, smantellare Dismay, s. stupore, timore Dismay, v. a. spaventare Dismember, v. n. smembrare

Dismiss, V. a. licenziare Dismission, s. licenzia,
con-

Disposal, s. disposizioni Dispose, V. a. dispcrre, ,

tare,

of time, impiegare i' suo /JHBO -Dispose of one

lasciare.

Dispose

one's

'

disfarsi d-uno, -ser, s. di,-

Difmount
Disobedience,
e.

disubbeii-

pensatore Disposition,
Dispossess,
V.

J.

disposizione
spossessare.

Disobedient, a. disubbediente Disobey, r. a. disubbidire Disobligation, s. dispiacere Disoblige, V. a. dissentire Disorder, s. disordine, imbroglio, V. a. confondere, dis{,rdinare, inquietart

a.

D'yposure,
Dispraise,

s. disposizione,
s.

cm-

rimprovero,

Dissiniiiitude,
s.

sordi

Dispr
I '

goluta.

Disproiit, v. a. vuoc Disproof, s. confutai

Dissimulation,
Dissipate, v. a.
l

iioiiato,

ably,

ad. ineguai

Disparity, s. dispariti Dispart, spartire

Dispatch,

s.

spedizione

Disprove, V. a. confutare Disputable, a. disputativo Disputant, . un disputante Disputation, s. disputa, tesi Disputative, a. litigioso Dispute, s. disputa, lite Dispute, V. n. disputare, con
Disputer, s. itigalore Disqualification, s. incapacit Disqualify, . a. disabilitare,ing, . degradazione Disquiet, _ s. inquietudine,perturbatore,

ifare.-Dispatch

Dissonant, a. dissonante, contrario, differente

ness,

dissuadere, Dissuade, v. ing. Dissuasion, s. dissua-

*.

Dispensation, s. dispensa Dispensatory, s. farmacopea Dispense with, v. a. dispensare, amministrare, distribuire Dispenser, s. dispensatore Disjieople, v. a. spopolare Disperse, v. a. spargere Disi;rsedly, ad. seperataDispersion,
*.

Disquisition, *. inquisizione Disregard, v. a. sprezzare Disrelish, v. a. disapprovare Disreputable, a. vergngnoto Disreputation, Disrepute,

Dissuasive, a. dissuasivo [vallo Distati; s. rocca Distance, *. distanza, interDistance, V. a. discostiire Distant, o. disfante, Ivninno

Distaste,

,^Xs,s. disgusto, afflizione v. a. disgustare, lui.

s.

gogvi
Disrespect, *. incivilt, v. a sprezzare, fui, a. sprez

Distemper,
ature,
s.

nalallia,v. a.

dispersione

Dispirit, V. a. scoraggiare Displace, >. o. dislogare, dis-

zante, insolente i>. a. levare la gonna Dissatisfaction, s. disgusto Dissatisfactory, a. spiace

disordine
distendere, dar-

Disrobe,

Distend,

v. a.
s.

nsion.

distensione

Displacing, disordine Displant, V. a. sradicare Disptay, 3. spiegazione, "

PART n

Distillation, . distillazione, er, t. distillatore

'

Divinity,

Distinct, a. distinto, chiaro,

diversit,

ly, ad. distintamente Distinguish, 11. a. distinguere Distinguishable, a. che si pub

ive,

s. divinit, teologia Divisibility, *. diviribilii Divisible, a. divisibile '^' ' I, s. divisione, discordia.
'

| '

Domesti

'..

domestico, s.

urn

Dome, .
Domicil,

cupola
.

a. distintivo,

domicilio, d Domineer, . a. do braveggiare, ing,

lente, altiero
t.

distinguere,

ness,

ripuda'

Dominical,

a.
i

dominicale
uunuiiro

s.

dif-

Dominion,
Divulge,
. n.

ferenza, distinzione
,

rival-

gere
Distract, . distrarre, divi Distraction, s. distrazione, ordine [est, Distrain, . a. seauest
sequesir amento,
stnggi-.t
,
I
.

Diuretic, al, a. diuretico Diurnal, a. diurno, giornaliere, . giornale Dizziness, . vertigine Dizzy, a. vertiginoso

divulgare

Donative,

. v,t

Done, part, of Do It is done, /utto. It shall be done, t

donatario . donatore Doom, . sentenza, decreto. Doom's day, s. finimondo
.

Donee, Donor,

Do,

. a.

fare

Do

disfare,

levar via.

Do

off,

. a.

up,
doci-

. a. ijnballare

.-

_.

Docile, a. docile, calamit I' ridurre aliai

ity, .

miseria
Distribute, v. a. distribuire, or, . distributore Distribution, . distribuzione Distributive, a. distributivo District, . distretto Distrust, . diffidenza Distrust, . a. diffidarsi Distrustful, a. Distnisting, j. diffiden

Dock,

coda, hors,

Dobr, . porta. Door-keeper, . poi-<inaio Door-case, . impostatura di porta.

Door-posts,
.

stipiti

della

Dock, . a. tagliare Docket, . un estratt Doctor, . dottorecare,

Doric, a. Dorico
a. dormente Dormitory, . dormitorio Dormeuse, . un ghiro Dose, . dose, presa Dot, . far dei punti, punteggiare. Dot, . punto piein-> Dotage, . vaneggiamento Dotard, . veccltio rimbambito Dote, . fi. vaneggiare Dote upon. . n. amare sovercliia-

Dormant,

al,

a.

di

Doctrinal, a. istruii Doctrine, . dottrine

Disturb,
arce,

. a.
.

Document, . istruz Dodder, . androsac Doddle along, . n.

vacillando

er, .

disturbo, disordine, perturbato

.

Disunion,

disun

Dodecagon, . dodecagono Dodge, v. . tergiversare.

.

Double,
Disunite, . a. disunire Disuse, . disusanza

a.
.

una damma

dealer,

un ingannatore.

doppio

Double-

Doer,

. fattore, facitore DofF, . svestirsi, spogliarsi

Ditch,'
.

fossi,

er,
. il

un fosso,v. n. fai . un die fa fossi

Dition, . imperio, potere Dittany, . dittamo Ditty, . canzone

un cane. Dog's grass, doppi Dog days, . Doublet, 6 . gramigna. ,^_ la cahicola.-^Dog one, codiare Doubloon, . un daliblmi Doge, . doge, governatore Doubly, ad. doppiamente Dogged, a. aspro, burbero, Doubt, . dubbio, difficolt
Dog,
.
<,.

Double-tongued, buggiardo Double, t - -- "

Divan, Dive.

divano

-Dive
tore, snerga Divell, . svellere,

tuffU-

Doggish, a. cagnesco, brutale Doggerel, . cattiva poesia

Dogma,
separare
a.

un damma,

dommatico,

Divers, a. diverso, d-ffierente Diversiff, . O. variare diversione, Diversion, . tiseraent, divertimento Diversity, . diversit Divide, . a. dividere, sparti Dividend, . rtumcio dividente.
.

caparbio,

tize

Doubt, . n. dubitare Doubtful, a. dubbioso, ness, . dubbio Doubtless, a. indubitabile tist, . un Dough, , pasta . a. dom- Dove, . colomba. Dove-hon.se, . colombaia. Turlle-dove,
I

tical,

Doing,

fatto, astone Dole, . parte, porzione, donav. a. Jp n. , dono. Dole,

.
p,

. toriorella
I

Dowager,

Dowdy,
Dower,

una vedova una donnaccia

piuma, lanuggine.
.

donare

pensione, dote

Divider,', dividitore

Divination, indvinamento Divine, a. divino, celeste,

'

o,

Doleful, a. dolente, deplorabile, ly, ad. dolentemente Doli, s. popazza Dolorous, a. doloroso

Down,

ad.

. )

abbasso,

giii.

down, cacare To go down,

discendere

To

;o

apri
fall

.
J
!

Dolphin,
'

n.

injovi-

^?Zi

ad. divinamente, vino, -ine, *

Dit, . un Doltish, a.

delfino sciocco,

pazzo
stupido,

Downfall,

pesante,

Downright,

cascata, rovina a. palpabile, evi

indovinament

Downward,

dente, franco, 'sincero ad. abbatta

DRE
Bownv,
a. iciiuginoso

Do-^y,',. jmttcumccia

Doze, V a addormentare

ll, a. tMi!!ie- Dress victuals, Drub, V. a. bastonare, bing. cucinare vivande Dress a garden, coltivare un giar- Drudge, s. im garzonaccio. dino. Dress a Tine, potare

Drab,
tela

s.

prostituta, specie di
s.

Drabler,

pccola vela

Dresser, Dribble,

s.

v.

tavola di exteina cadere in goccie

Drachm,
Drag,
s.

a.

dramma

uncino, ^i-a^o. Drag-

Drift, *. disegno, intreccio Drill, s. succhiello, un babbui

Drudge, v. a. servire Drudgery, s. servigio servile Drug, s droga, robaccia

Drugget,
s.

net, s.

tramaglio Dra^, v.n.

i'.

droghetto

v. a forare, bucare, nare, stimolare

im

Draggle,

a. strascicare

Dragon, . un. dragone. Dragon-wort, s. dragontea Dragoon, s. un draifone

Drink, bevanda Drink, 1). o. bere, able,

potabile

Druggist, s. droghiero Druid, s. un Druido Drum, *. tamburo, tamburino.

Kettle-drum,

s.

tini

Drain, s. condotto, fogna, - -.fognare, et, s. colui hefogna

guar

K> s.

dano

Dram,

drat

Drinker, *. bevitore Drum, v. n. battere il tamDrip, t). n. gocciolare buro Dripping, s, grasso. Drip- Drummer, . tamburino ping-pan, *. una gW.otta Drunkard, s. un imbriaco Drive. V. a. condurre, gui- Drunken, a. ebrio, - ness. dare, spingere^ forzare. Drive at something, ritirare a qualche cosa. Drive off.

Dramatic, a. drammatico Draper, s. pannaiuolo Drapery, s. drapperia Draught, s. sorso, piano, of a

writing, est tatto, copia

Dry shod,
Driver, * conduttore, guida Drizzle, v. n spruzzolare Drizzling rain, s. spruzzaglia Droll, s. un buffone Droll, V. n. burlare, scherzare Drollery, s. scherzo
br^-iy. ad.

a. stxcn,

a p'i secco ""

milmente
seccare, inurridire

Draughts, pi. il giuoco delle dame. Draughtboard, s.

Dry,

va.
s.

Dryad,
Dual,

a. V.

Draw,

V. a. tirare, strascinare, allettare, adescare Draw

on, persuadere
der,

Draw

Dub,

Dub

driade duale a. fare, armare. knight, armare un

a.

nigh,

Draw

separare, together,

dividere.

radunare.

Draw

back,

Drawbridge, s. toio. Drawer,

ribasso. ponte levas. tiratore.

Dromedary,
Dronish, a
s.

s.

domedario

Dubious,

indolente,

Dubitation,

dubbioso s. dubbio

^ness,

Droop,

indolenza V. a. appassarsi,-^v. n.
.

Ducal, a. ducale, di duca Ducat, s. ducato

Duck,

s.

aH<>a.-- Duck-weed,
a.

.Jl'f^gers

pair of drawers, mute

de-

Drawing-room,
mera, assemblea

s.

<

Drooping,*, litng: -ly, ad. languidamente Drop, s. una goccia. Dropping, s. gocciola. Drop-

Duck,

ti.

tuffare, V. n. in-

Ducker, *. palombare Ducking, s. cala

Duckling,
s. unitroccolo Ductile, a. pieghevole, duttile Ductility, s. duttilit

Drawl
Dray,

out, t>. a. strascin s. carro, slitta, -

wort,

s.

filipendula

Drop,

V. a. lasciar cascare, sgocciolar-.

a. idropico
s.

Dropsical,

Dropsy,

idropisia

Dudgeon, s. pugnale Due, a. dovuto, requisito,

Duel,
Duelling, * ducilo
bes-

c.-n-

Drossy, a. pioto di scoria

s. duello [reitevolt Duellist, *. un duellante

Drove, *. gregge, branco Drover, s. conduttore di

Dueness, s. esattezza Duet, s. un duetto

Di ought,*, seccherezza,

aridit.

Dreaming,

a.

lento,

balordo,

Dug, *. tetta Duke, s. un duca,

Dulcimer,
s.

dom,

[ducale
s.

ly, ad.
a.

lentamente

Dulcify, V. a. addolcire

Dreary,

spaventevole Dreariness, s. orrore

'

Drench, Drench,

Dreggy, s. feccioso Dregs, s. la feccia s beveraggio

v.
a.

Drowsily, ad. lentamente Drowse, v n. sonnacchiare Drowsiness, s. sonnolenza, tra-

Dull, a. materiale,
tristo,

specie di salterio ottuso, ingrossale,

abbeverare,

bi

stupido, pensieroso, rendere stupidire, abbagliate, sato,

v.

mesto,
a. insen-

gnare, umettare Dress, *. abito,

vestilo,

nare. Dull assordire

appanhear=ng,

the

EFF
ttufidamente, glffi:- Dying, . iinla,~-a. moribondo, languido Dulness, *. stupidil, balor- Dynasty, . principato ditgginc, pigrizia, negligenza Dysentery, . dissenteria
Bnlty,
atl.

Eastward, ad verso Furiente

Easy, a. facile, agevole, dolcCj
sociabile,' chiaro,
Eat.'t). a.

naluraU.

Duly, ad. doviilamente, esatta-

muto Dumb treatare, . una bestia, un uccello, ly, ad. mutamente T7'ACFI,a. Dumbness, s. mUolezza

Dmnb,

a.

Easy of belief, credulo mangiare Eat well, .n. avere buon gusto. Eat

Dump,

*.

stupore, sorpresa
a.
*.

Shimpish,
^ness,

tristo,

afflitto,

stupidit,

melan-

bruno oscuro. Dunfly, or Dun-bee, s. tafano Dun, s. un creditore importuno, t'. a. sollicitarc, premere

un,

a.

Eatable, a buone a mangiare Eatables, , pi. viveri, vivandi Eater, , nmngiatore Eager, a. agry, ardente, vio- Eating-house, . una bettola lente, ly, ad. ardente- Eaves, . gronda Eaves-drop, v. n. ascoltare . agrezxa, asprezza, ardore, Ebb, . il riflusso, V. n. colare
Sr

pro. ciaschedune.

agle,

un

equit.

Eaglet,

Ebbing,
.

.
.

rijlusso

Ebonist,

Ear,

of corn, una spiga. ar-ring, orecchino. Ear-picker,

.

Ebony,

l'orecchio,

tree,

ebanista ebano, legno d'ebano,

ebano

.
,

stuxzicorecchi.

Ear- wig, dom,

*,

Ebriety, . ubbriachezza Ebullition, . ebutlizione

Eccentric, a. eccentrico,

ity.

Dungeon,

a.

segreta, frigion

formicola fuscata Ear. V. n. spigare

Earl,
.

un
a.

conte,

una

'.riifjare.

ingannar
Early,
mattutino,

Dupe.J
Duplicate, t'. a. radnppiare Duplication, s. duplicazione Durable, a. durabile, permanente,

tempei-

ness,
s.

s.

durabilit

Durance,
Dui.ition,

prwiuvera Earn, v. a. guadagnare

Earnest, a. diligente, attento, ardente, premuroso. Earnest entreaty, instanza.

s
'.ran te.

dili-

Eclat, . splendore, romore Eclipse, . ecclissi,- -v. a. ecclissormontare, sare, sparire, sopraffare Ecliptic, . ecclittica

Eclogue,

egloga

Earnest money, caparra, ad. ardentemente, gentemente, ness, ardore.

ly,
.

In good earnest, da dorer. Economie,

Economy,
Edacity,

Economical, a. [jgalt economie; frugale economia, fru.

,

Earth, , la <errj, quake, . terremuoto.

Dust, V. a. coprire di polvere Dustar, . st^ ofmaccio Dastiness, s. polverio Dusty, a. polveroso Dutch, *. Olandese Dutchess, . duchessa Butchy, s. un ducato
lombricco earth, argilla Earth, V. n. intanarsi

worm, .

Earth Earth Potter's

Eddy,
la

, rijlusso

ghiottoneria d'acqua contra

marea.

Eddy-wind,
,

vento di rimando

Edge, .

Earthen, a. di terra. Earthenware, vescellame di terra Earthen, v. a. coprir di ir-ra

Earthly, a, terrestre

Edge-tool, strumento di taglio. To set on edge, aguz7

taglio, filo, orlo, angolo.

Edge,

i,fare V crlo,
.

'f'Iato

Dutiful, a. ubbidiente, smn- Earthy, a. mondano, grossolano metso, ly. ail. sommessamente, ness, . ubbidienza Duty, . dovere, funzione, dazio, gabella

Edgng-lace, . merletto stretto Edible, a. boon a mangiare Edict, edito, bando

Edification, . edificazione Edifice, . edifi^ro

Dwarf,

f nano,
.

nana.

Dwarf-

Edify, v.a. edificare, fabbric

EditioB, , edizione Editor, . editore

elder, . ebbio, rbulo I>well, I'. n. dimorare, abitare. Dwell upon a thing, dilatarsi sopra una cosa Bweller, . abitante

Ea.siness, ,/(jci7i7

East,

. il

/ev/jii^e. East- wind,

Educate, v. a. educare, allevar Educating, or Education, ,

Eel,
I

Dwelling-place,

dimora
declinare, x>-ggiore

. levante,

snffolano
.

Dwindle away,
acalere,

v. .

anguilla
tancef.art

venire in

Efrac(

ELA
Efftci
Efifectivi

KLS
Elate, a. fiero, altiero.

n.

trimente.
altrove,

Elsewhere,
in
altro

at,

luogo.

ing,
',

Elbow,

a.

fossetite,

s. esecuzione editavo, effica< ly, cd. ej/ittiv

nitate. la

Elbow d'appoggio Elbow-cliair,

gomito,

Somewhere
V.

else, altrove

dar
.

metile Effectless, a. inefficace

Elder,
"*

a- maggiore, maggiorof the church, un uno della chiesa, ship.

,

Elders,

pi. antenati.

Elucidate, v. a. dilucidare Elucidation, . spiegazione Elucidator, . spiegatore Elude, V. a. schivare, sfuggire Elusion, . frande, inganni: Elusorv, a. ingannevole Elysian, a. eliseo Elysian fields, i campi Eliti Emaceratiou, . emaciazione

Eldest brother, . maggioi Elect, a. eletto, scelto,

ly,

ad.

eleggere, scegliere, io! elezione, scelta, ive, a.

Emaciate, v. a. dimagrare Emanation, . emanazione Emanative, a. emanato, proceduto, prodotto

Emancipate,
Emasculate,

v. a. v.

emancipare
a.

Ertervescence,

Effervescenoy,

Emancipa tion,.eiU7i citazione

castrare.

. ejfervescensi Efficacious, a. efficace, ly, md. -ness. efficacemente, Efficacy, . efficacia, virtu Efficience, . virtii, injluenza Efficient, a. efficiente

Emasculating,
elettorato

. il

castrare

Electrum,

. elettro,

ambra

Effigies, . effigie,

immagine

Electrical, a. elettrico Electricity, . elettricit

Embarrassment, . imbarazza Embarrass, r. a. imbarazzare Embassador, . ambasciatore

Embassadress, ambasciatrice Embassy, . ambasciata Embellish, v. a. abbelire

Efflor

conci'?,

''"%
fflut
.

Electuary,

elettuario

Efflux,

ejfu

Eleemosynary, a. caritatevole Elegance, . eleganza, giusElegant,

a. elegante, grazioso, ly, ad. elegantemente Elegiac, a. elegiaco Elegy, . elegia Element, . elemento, princi

Embers,
Effrontery, sfacciataggine Effulgence, . splendore Effusion, ..^,,oe Eft, . stellio,ie Eftsoons, ad. spesso, subito Egestion, . egestione Egg, . UK uoro, pi. uova. new-laid egg, un uovo [tare fresco Egg on, V. a. stimolare, iitciEgUntine,.. rosacanina

pi.

ceneri. Kmher

weeks,

le ijnattro
.

Emblem, Emblem,

tempora emblema
rap-

r. a. sfigurare, a.

presentare

pio,

fondamento,
.

ary,

Emblematical,

emblematico

elementario

Elephant,

elefante

Emboss, v. a. intagliare Embolden, v. a. rendere ardito Embrace. . abbracciata, o.

Egregious,

lente, ly, ad. egregiamente Egress, . esito, uscita Ejaculation, . fervente pre-

a.

egregio,

eccel-

Elevate, v. a. elevare, esaltare Elevation, . elevazione Elevatory, a. elevatorio Eleven, a. undici Eleventh, a. undecima [rante
'^". un folletto, spirito it, f. a. estrarre, tirare Eligible, a. elegihite

Embrio, . embrione Emendation, . emendazione

Emerald,. tmeraldo,tmerigli't

Ejaculation, . grido, lamento Ejaculatorv, a. ejaciilatorio Eject. V. a. gettare, buttare Ejection, . emissione, evacua-

Emerge, v. n. uscire, ritirarsi Emergency, . emergenza Emergent, a. emergente Emery, . smeriglio. To bur-

Ellipsis, . elisse Elliptical, Elliptic, a. elittico,

nish with emery, smerigliare Emetic, . emetico [zione

Eight,

oo. Eighteen,

defettuo-

Eminence, . eminenza, elevaEminent, a. eminente, famoso.

Emissary, Emission,
emissario, spia

diVc/o/Zo. Eighth, a. ottavo.

Elm

rElm
.

-Kighty, s. ottanta [ovvero Either, a. ciascheduno, conj.

protrarre, prolungare Elaborate, a. elaborato, perfetto, ly, ad. con esattezza Elacerate, v. a. lacerare lance, v. a. lanciare Elapse, V. a. correr via Elastic, a. elastico, ity, .
V.

Elocution,

Elogium, Elogv,

elocuzion . elogio

Eke,

Elongate, v. a. 'allontanare Elongation, . allongazione Elope, V. n. fuggire da un marito, -meM,s. il fuggire da un manto Eloquence, eloquenza Eloquent, a. eloquente, ly.

Emit,

t'.

. emissione a. gettare, spicciare

Emmet,

una formica
a.
.

Emollient,
lenitivo

mollijicativo,

Emolument,
l>ale,
T

[pro fitte emolumeutOf

impalare^

elasticit

Else,

(i.

altro, altra, conJ. al-

END
Ktnperor,
3.

EPl

imperadore

Emphasis, *. enfasi Emphatical, a. enfatico,

ad. enfmticamente

ly,

dossare

[arricchire
la dote, dotare.

libro.

Enter

Endow, v.far

trar

into bond, enmallevadore. Enter

. imperio Empirical, a. empirico. Empiile, . empirico Emplaster, v. a. emplasirare Employ, ti. a. impiegare

Empire,

v. soffrire, sopportare nemico Energica!, a. energico Energy, . energia Enervate, v. a. snervare Enervating, Enervation, . de-

Endure,

upon a design, intraprenEnterprise, . intrapresa, V. a. intraprendere, er, intraprenditore, iiig, a. intraprendente Entertain, v. a. ricevere, trattare, regalare, ing, a. piacevole, ingly, ad. piacevolmente, ment, . trattato, ricezione, festino, pasto

Enemy,

bilitamento Empress, . imperatrice Emptiness, votezza, inutilil Endure, v. soffrire, sopportare Enfeof, v. incorporare al feudo, Eraption, . compra a. voto, aperto, vano Enflame, v. a. infiammare V. a. volare Engage, v. a. impegnare, obEmpyreal, a. empireo

Empty, Empty,

Enthusiasm,
Enthusiast,

entusiasmo

Emrods,

emorroide

bligare

[bligo

entusiaste,

^ic,

Emulate, v. a. emulare Emulation, . emulaziont Emulator, . emulo Emulgent, a. emulgente

Engagement,

. impegno, obEngender, v. a. generare Engine, . ordegno, macchina,

Enthymem,

entimema

Emulous,

a. gelato

Emulsion, . emulsione Engrave, Emunctory, . emuntorio Enable, v. a. abilitare gliare, Enact, V. a. ordinare, decretare

tromba, artificio, astuzia Engineer, . ingegnere English, a. Inglese

Entice, . allettare, adescare, ment, . adescamento, lu-

singa,

r,

t,

incitatore,

istigatore

incidere, intav. er, . incisore, inta-

Entire, a. intiero, indiviso, ly, adv. intieramente, com-

Enamel,

smaltare,

Enamour,

smalto, v. a ler, . smaltitore v. a. innamorare

piutamente
v.

Engross,

scrivere al netto.

Entitle, V. a. intitolare Entity, . entit, ente

Enarration.

Encamp,

v.

narrazione accamparsi,

in-

er, . chi copia al cettatore di derrate,

ing,

Entomb,
il

Entrails,

v. seppellire . pi. le vscere

copiar

a
v.
.

netto, Cinctta

di

ment, . accampamento derrate Enchant, v. incantare, ment. Enhance,

[laudare
incarire, alzare.

Entrance, . entrata, principio Entrap, . acchiappare, ingatf

Entreat, gare,
plica

Enigma,
Enchase,
Encircle,
v.

enimma,

tical,

a.

v.

incassare circondare,

ty, .

supplicare, prepreghiera, sup-

cherehiare

Encomiast,

.
.

panegirista
elogio, lode

Enjoy, v a. godere, possedere, ment, . godimento Enlighten, v. illuminare, schia-

Entry,

[tiporlo entrata, andito, an

Encomium,
Encompass,
Encounter, Encounter,

v. a.

circondare

Enlist,

t.

assoldare, arrotare
v. a.
.

Entwine, v. a- avvolgere Enucleate, . a. spiegare Envelope, . inviluppare, in-

Encore, ad. ancora, un altra

.

Enliven,

animare

Enmity,
zufTa,

scara-

Ennoble,
ing,
. lo

v.

iiiimicizia a- nobilitare,

Envenom,

annobilire

j;

a. combattere il

Enodation, . 7 tagliare nodi Enormity, . enormit

. a. avvelenare nvious, a. invidioso, ly, ad. invidiosamente, ness, invidia, gelosia

Encourage, Encroach,
a poco,

v. a. v.

incoraggiare usurpare una

cosa poco usurpatore.

ly.

parie di qualche

Enough,

ad. enormemente ad. abbastanza, assai.

v.

er, .

It

is

Enrage,

enough, basta far arrabbiare

delh

End, s.fine, disegjio, evento End, t a.fmiri, compire

.

nrich, r

Enumerate, . a. enumerare Enumeration, . enumerazione Envoy, . un inviato Envy, . invidia, gelosa,

Endear,

atto carezzevole Endeaiour, . sforzo, v. n. ingegnarsi, sforzarsi.

.

merit,
do

v.

render caro, grito,

To

Ensaraple, . eser Ensign, . alfie marca, segno

Epnct,

epatta

Ephemera, febbre continua Ephemeri, . effemeride

Ephemerist, giornalista Epicene gender, . il generi
Epic,
a. epico, eroico E))ics. poesia epica

one's endeavour, fare ogni sforzo suo Endecagon, . endecagono

Ending, s fine, conclusione Endive, . indivia

Endless,

Sadorse,

a. infinito, v. indossare,

sema fine
porre
il

Epicure, . epicuro Epicurean, a. epicureo Epicurism, . epicuristno

EQU
Epicurise, V. . vivere

EST
Eradicate, v. a. sradicare Eradication, . stirpamenio Evase, ti. a. raschiar via Erasement, Erasure, . scancellatura

EVE
Estivai, a. estivo, d'estate

Estrude,

pianura, piano, al:

Epicycle,

*. epiciclo

Epidemical, Epidemic
demic, universale

Estrange,

Epidemy, s. Fepidemia
Epidermis,
j.

Ere, ad. prima

<de
1.

cit, piit tosto

I'epidem

dirli
,

Epigram, . epigraimna Epigraph, . epigrafia

Epilepsy, s. epilessia Epileptic, a. epilettico

inalzare,

Epilogue . epilogo Epiphany, . epifania

Episcopacy, . episcopato Episcopal, a. episcopale.
Episcopalians,
. pi.

Erector, . erettore Erection, . erezione, edifizio Ermine, . ermellino Erode, v. a. rodere via Erosion, . erosione Err, v. n. errare, deviare

. n. '., gorgogliare, gonfia,.. JLtch, . a. scolpire con aequa

Estuary, Estuate,

seno

forte

[qua for te
.

Etching,

Eternai, a. eterno, eternamente Eternity, . eternit

scolpitura con acly, ad.

epiaco
[pa/i

Errand,
Errant, Erreta,

. .
.

Episode, . episodio Episodical, a. episodico

messaggio errante, vagabondo

errori di

stampa

Epistle dedicatory, dedicazione [epistola Epistolary, a. epistolario, i"

Erratic, a errante Erroneous, ei ronco, falso,

,

ly,

Ethnic, a. pagano Etymological, a. etimologico" Etymologist, . etimologista Etymologize, . n. trovart

inganno
Etymology, Evacuate, purgare
.

Epitaph, . epitaffio Epitlialamium, . epitalamio

Epithet,
.

Eniditi(

epiteto

Eruption, Escalade,
:ape,
n.
-. a. .

impetuosit
scalare, salire

etimologia a. evacuare,

v. a.

Epitome. . epitotne Epitomize, v a. abbreviare

fuga, inganno,

Epoch,

epoca

scappare, fuggire, scampare, evitare

v: a. evitare,

Epulation, banchetto Equal, a. eguale, simile, agguagliare, corn V. a.

Eschew,
Escort,

schivare.

tpimdere,
ly,

ize, V. a.

Equanimity,

ity, . egualit agguagliare, ad. egualmente [meni . tranquillit a

scorta, convoglio,

evacuazione Evade, v. n. scappare, fuggire Evangelical, a. evangelica Evangelist, . evangelista Evaporate, . n. evaporare Evaporation, . evaporazione
.

EvacuaUon,

"vasion
Esculent, a. alimento Especial, a. speciale, singolare, ly, ad. specialmente Esplanade, . spianata Espousals, . tpozalizio

. fuga,, fuggUa, sotterfugio, rigiro lucharist, . l'eucaristia, eucaristico

ical, a.

Equation, . equazione Equator, . equatiyre \[cipe Equerry, . scudiere d'un prinEquestrian, a. equestre Equiangular, a. equiangolare Equidistant, a. equidistante
Equilateral, a. equilatero, che ha i lati uguali [librio Equilibrious, a. che in equiEquinoctial, a. equinoziale Equinox, . equinozio Equip, V. a. fornire, preparare, age, . apparecchio,

Espouse, V.

a.

sposare.

Even, a uguale, pari, simile ' Es- Even, or ' -' anche, an-

Espy,

a.

spi

scorgere, vedere Esquire, . scudiero, hip, , dignit di scudiere Essay, . saggio, . a. tag-

Even nov, ad Even,

cos

liven on, ad. drittaZ!. mente. Even so, ad. giusto

or' ora a. aggitagliare, appianare vening,Eveningtide,. lasem venly, ad. egualmente, uni-

Essi

Igia.

ment,

armamento

Equipoise, . equilibrio Equipoise, v. a. equilibrare Equipollent, a. equipollente

Equiponderancy,

egualit di

Equiponderant, a. d'ugual peso Equitable, a. equitabilc, ness, . equit, ly, ad. con equit Equity, . equit, dritto Equivalent, a. equivalente Equivocai, a. equivoco, ly, ad. equivocamente Equivocate, t;. a- equivocare Equivocation, . equivocazione.

senza, naiurl, ly, ad' _ veimess, . egualit Eventilate, . a. ventilare, disnzialmente Essoin, scusa legitima. Essoin, . a. scusare una per- Even'tilation, . eventilazione sona che non comparisce in Eventual, a. accidentale, Ij, ad. all' azzardo Establish, . a. stabilire, Ever, ad. sempre, tuttavia, it, . stabilimento Estate, . stato, condizione, tempo in qua. Evergreen-

vent,

evento, fine, riuscita,

'Es\.eiim,s.

stima,pregio,

. a.

e-rfe. Everlasting,a.Jerao, perpetuo, ly, ad. eterna-

Estimable, a. estimabile Estimate, . stimazione,

melile,

ness,

eternit
:

vaapprezzare.

Jver-living, a. immortale E version, . sconvolgimenta Evert, a. sconvolgere Eveiy, a. ogni, ciascheduno.-^

EXC
where, ad. da per tutto

EXE
Excellency,
Excellent, . eccellente, ad. eccellentemente Except, pr. eccetto, fuorch,

EXP

Executory,
s.

Kvery one, ognuno. Krery Excellence,

mandato

Evidences, s. pi. carte, atti Evidence, v. a proi-are Evident, a. evidente, chiaro,

Evil,

Except against, ricusare, ion, eccezione, esclusfotu. able, a. cosa alla pu obbiettare, ious, d Except, a. scegliere,
a.

V.

eccettuare.

Exegetical, a. espnsitivo Exemplar, *. esemplare, gola, ily, esem ad.

ioi

iptale a.

11.

ioi

Exemplify, V. a. esemplificare, provare con esempli

or

a.

J.

male,

cattivo, malvangio, le scrofole. Evil,

Exempt,

a. esente, franco, v. a.

Evilly,

od.

malamente,

Exenterate, v. a. sventrare Exequies, s. esequie Exercise, s. esercizio, fatien.

Evitable, a. evitabile

Evolution, Evocation,

*.

Euphony,

s.

eroluzione invocazione eufonia

Exniseable, a. che pag". la tassa Excise, *. tassa, estorsione,

. a. esercitare, professare, -ing, s. esercizio Exercitation, . esercizio, uso Exert, r. a. dimostrare, scoprire. Exert one's self, i'. r sforzarsi Exertion, . tperazione Exhalation, . esalaziont

European, a. Europeano EvuUion, I. svenimento

man,

s. collettore delle tasse

Excision,

t.

rovina, amputa-

Exhale, v. a. esalare Exhaust, . a. consumare, vo-ing,

s

Excitation,
a.fiirliare
lare,

s.

istigament
ento

Exhib
Exliibiting,
esihizinne,

eiclam.

mostra Exhibition, produzione

. a. .

richiedere

'

"'

Exhilarate,

Exclamation, .. __ Exclamatory, a. che esclama Exclude, . a. escludere Exclusion, . esclusione

Exclusive, a.
esclusivo,

rallegrare allegrezza Exhort, . a. esortare, a(i<m-

Exacuation, Exacgerate.

s.

affilamento
a.

ly

r.

esage,

ion,

s.

esagerazione
v. a.

Exa^itate,

ion,

tormen
alzare,

[ Exigence, . esigenza, necesExigency, . imbarazzo, esigenza, espediente, citazione Exiguous, a. piccolo, sottile
Exile,
esilio,
.

s.

tormento
esaltare,

un

esule,
sottile,

bandito,

Exalt,

II.

sbandeggianunto,

a
a. sublime, eccellente

magro,

/%

sbandeggiare Sxnanition, . annichilamenio Exist, . n. esistere, enee, .

esiliare,

esistenza

Excruciation, . tormento Exculpate, . a. scolpare Excursion, . scorreria,

'

Exit, . congedo, sortila Exitial, a. destruttivo, nocivo

di-

Exodus, . Esodo Exonerate, . a scaricare

Exorable, a. esorabile Exorbitancy. . esorbitanza Exorbitant, a. esorbitante, rbitantemente Exorcise, . a. esorcizzare Exorcism, . esorcismo Exorciser, . esorcista

Excusible,
Exciiie,
.

a.
,
,

ibile

eeH/are. Ex-

Ex.isperate,
perure,-

ioi

sable, ad. scusabile, scusabilit

ness,

Ij,

""[ZVe

;rable, a. esecrabile

Execration,

esecrazione

Exceed, . a. eccedere, superare Execute, w a. eseguite Erceeding, a. eccessivo, enorme Execution, . esecuzione, teExceedingly, ad eecestivamenle 'ramento, mandato, er, Excel, . a. eccedere, . n. --'Jice {guire Executive power, potere d^est78

Exordium, . esordio Exomation, . ornamento

Exotic, a. straniere

Expand,

v. a. dilatare,
.

spandere

Expanse, . Expansion,

estensione, spazio

dilatazione

EXP
Expatiate,
r. a. etlendersi

EXT
Express, a.

Expect,
ene,

V.

a.

aspettare, tpea.

espresso,
s.

chia

ly,

ad.

espressamente.
staffeta.

Extraordinarily, ad. straorExtraordinary, a. straordinario [straordinarie Extraordinaries, s. pi. spese Extraparochial, a. che non di nissuna parocchia Extravagance, s. stravo-

ant,

spettante,

Express,

rappre.
.

espre,

Expedient, a. espediente espressivo, Expedient, a. espediente, meizo Exprobate, r. a. rimproveri Expedite, a. pronto, facile Exprobation, s. rimprovero Expedite, v. a. spacciare Expedition, *. espedizione Expugnation, s. espugnazio Expeditious, a. speditivo, ExpuFsion, s espulsione
ad. speditamente Expel, ti. a. scacciare, espellere Expelling, s. espulsione Expense, s. spesa, costo
ly,

ganz
Extravagant, a. stravag lte. ly, ad. stravagantemente Extravagate, v. n. vaneggiare Extravasate, v. n. stravasarsi

Expulsive, a. espulsivo

Expunge,
Exquisite,

r.

a,
a.

scancellare,

Extreme,
Expurgatory,
purgativo
tremo,

a. estremo, s. esestremit, ly, ad.

Expend,

ti.

a.

spendere
a.

Expensive,

dispendioso,

a.

ly,

ad.

squisito, raro, squisitamente,

Extricate, v. a. sviluppare Extrinsical, a. estrinseco, ly, ad. estrinsecamente Extrusion, s. espulsione Extuberance, s. tumore,enJiat Exuberance,, soprahliondanza Exuberant, a. abbondante Exulcerate, i;. o esulcerare Exulceration, . esulcerazione Exult, V. a. esultare Exultation, . esultazione, allegrezza Exsuperable, a. superabile Exundation, . inondazione Eye, . un occhio, of a needle, il foro dell' ago. 'Eyes,
. pi.

spendereccio, prodigo Experience, . sperienza, f. a. esperimentare

Exsiccate, v. a. seccare Exsiccation, s. secchezza

Experiment, s. esperimento Experiment, v. a. sperimer,

Extant, a. che esiste Extasy, s. estasi, trasporto,

elevazione dell' anima Extatic, a estatico

ly, ad.

esperimentatmenti

Extemporary,
Expert,

a.

ly,

a. esperto, abile, ad. espertamente, *.

Extempore

verses,

improvviso versi im-

ness,

destrezza

Expiate, V. a espiare, riparar Expiation, *. espiasi

spirazione,
,_.nnire,

Expl
Explanation,

:
s.

spiegare,

er.

spectacles,
ball,

gli occhi, la vista, occhiali. Eye-

le

spiegazione
ciglia.

-EyeV

Exjilicable, a. esplicabile Explicate, v a. spiegare, or, *. spositore, ion, s. spiegazione Explicit, a. espresso, chiaro, ly, ad. espre.itame/ite,

External, a. esterno, esterior

ly, ad. esteriormente Extinct, a. estinte, morto,
-

palpebre. yeleeth,
i

denti

Eyelids, occhiati. Eyesalve,

.
;;/.

pi.

collirio

[guardare

ne.ss, *.

chiarezza
f. a.

Extinguish,

Explode,

condannare

Exploit, s azione, fatto

spegnitoio, mcnt,
zione,

V. a. estinguer redimere, able, a. che pu estinguere, er,

.

'

Eye one, v, a. occhieggiare., Eye-glass, . occhiali Eyre, . corte di giudici am. bulanti [rapina Eyry, . nido d'uccella di.

estin-

ammortamento
v.

Extirpate,

a.

estirpare,
t.

Explosion.

Ktrepito di ta

di fucile. Sfc.

xtirpating.

Extirpation,
estirpatore
estorsione,

Export,
ation,

V.
s.

a. trasportare trasporto

Extirpator,
I

s.

Extortion,

s.

er,
a.

sitor, s. inierprtte
Jf;
I

Expostulate, v. a.

[qerel.
I

Extorsive, a. ingiusto Extort, V. a. strappare Extract, j. estratto, ~~v.

. favola, v. j.. favoleggiare, -er, . fabulista Fabricate, v. a. fabbricare Fabrication, .^cWr,cu2/ne Fabric, s. fabbrica, edifizio Fsibust, s. fabulista Fabulous, a. favoloso, \y,aL

pABLE, T

Faee, . faccia, viso, appoza, il fuori. -AVry ti^

:m.rjie

^^

FAV
Face,

far

Fase about, Face a card, tare una carta. Feice out a

faccia.
voltarsi.
lie,

V. a.

guardar

uel vUo,
vol-

Farinaceous,

a.

farinoso

Farmer,
Falcon, s. falcone Falconer, s falconiere Falconet, s. falconetto

fattore

FaceUous,
cezia

matitenere una bugia a. faceto, \y, ad.

facetamente,

ness,

*.

fa-

"

11,

V.

n.

cadere,

Farness, . distanza Farrago, s. farrag:Hne Farrier, . maniscalco Farrow, . un porchetta

;heaper) v. a. catari [.fabile Facile, a. facile, credulo, af- Fall, s. cascata Falling away, s. cascai Facilitate, v. a ficilitare Fallacious, a. fallace, ly, Facilitation, 3. il facilitar ad. fallacemente, ness, t. Facility, s. facilit falsit, fallacia Facing, f facciata Fallacy, s. inganno Facinorous, a. facinoroso Fallibdity, azione s. fallibilit s. Fact. fatto, Factious, a fazioso, ness, *. FMible, a. fallibile Fallow ground, t. maggese spirito fazioso "-se, a. falso, hood, s. falFactitious, a. /aHizio la, ly, ad. falsamente, Factor, *. fattore, agente, ship, s. fattora ess, . perfidia, ^ifcation, *. reiidenxa del Factory, falsificaiMne Falsifier, s.falsjieatore fattore, manifattura Factotum, *. uno che fu tulle Faislfy,v. a. faliifieare Falsity, . faUit le faccende ingly, Faculty, *. facolt, forza, Falter, v. n esitare, con esitazione licenza, privilegio Faddle, v. a. vezzeggia) Fame, s. fama

Farrow,

. n. figliare,

(par-

Farther, ad. pi lontano Farther, . a. incamminare.

Farthest, ad.

at

il piit distante, farthest, ad. al pi

Farthing, . fardino Farthingale, . guard" infante Fascinate, a. ammaliare Fascination. . fascinazione Fascine, s. fascina Fashion, . modo, guisa, . a. formare, able, o. a/f

usan3a, alla moda

Famed,
Fade, or Fade away,
v. r

a.

famoso
a.

Familiar,

famigliare,

amico

intimo.
.

Familiar

Fadge, v. n. Fag-end, la testa d'una pezza

Fagot,
e.

spirit,

un folletto,

ity, .

fastello,

feudo
le

di

Fagot one, v. a. legare e i piedi ad uno

Fai!, Fail,
s.

mani

familiarit [zart Familiarize, . a. familarizFarailiarize one's self, . r. familiarizzarti. Familiarly, ad. familiarmente

Fast, V. n. digiunare, . giuno, -a. fermo, st retto Fasten, a. attaccare Faster, ad. piit presto, digiunatore Fastidious, a. fastidioso Fasting, a. digiuno Fastness, . fermezza Fat, . grasso, grassume,
Fatai,
lit,

rfi-

a.

a'.

fatale,ity,

fata-

Family,

s.

famiglia

fallo, errore

Fate, s. Father, Father-ir.

ad. fatalmente destin

ly,

,.
a.

V. a. fallire,

trasgred

Fall one, v. a. parola ad uno

Failing, Failure,
*.

mancare

Famish, . a. affamare Famous, a. famoso,

con fama

Father,
ly,

addottare,

ad.

fallo, difetto

Fan,

s.

mancanza

Fain, a obbligato, costretto Pain, ad. volentieri Faint, o. languido, debole Faint-hearted, a. timido,
ad. vilmente, ness, timidit Faint, V n. svenire, divenir ing, s. svenilanguido, ly, ad. languidamento, ^ness, . mente, lentamente, [candido debolezza Fair, a bello, biondo, sincero. Fair, s. fiera Fairing", s. dona/ivo di fiera Fairly, ad. onestamente
ly,

ventaglio, (for t. grain), vaglio, . a. gliare del grano Fanatic, Fanatical, a. sjpiri.

ly, a senza padre, ad da padre Fathom, . braccio, scanla glio, . a. scandagliare, less, a. impenetrabile

less, a.

paterno,

iato, fanatico

FatdicfH, a. fatidico Fatigue, . fatica,

[iicar
a.

fa

Fanaticism,
Fanciful,

s.

fanatismo

a. capriccioso,

Fatness, . grassezza Fatten, a. ingrassare,

.

n.

ingrassarsi,

ing,

Fancy, Fancy,
Falle,

fantasia . n. immaginarsi

. .

tempio
artiglio

Fang,

Fantasticai, a. fantastico, ly, ad. fantasticamente, ness, . bizzaria

mancanza,

less, a.

senza

Fairy, s. fata Faith, s. fede, credenza. Faithful, a fedele, ad. fedelmente, ness, fedelt

ly,
*,

Fantasy, fantasia Far, ad. lontano Farce, . una farsa Farcy, . lepra de' cavalli Fardel, s. fardello Fare, . cera, vettura, v. andare, vivere Farewell, ad. addio ari

Faulty,

a. colpevole
.

Favour,

. favorir-, favore, (knot of ribbons)

a.

Favourable,

<i.

favorevole,

ly,

ad.

favorevolmente.

Favourite, ./uicr:<0

FEL
s. n daino giovctne, piaggiare Fawningly, ad. servilmenie Fealty, femll, fedelt Fear, s, timore, paura.

FIB

FIN
Fibre,
y.

y^wn,
V. a.

Fen, palude, pantane Fence, s. chiusura, riparo,

.!

f.bra, fbronc,
a.

-ous,

a. fibrosii

Fickle,

mobile,

instabile.

Fiction, t.fizone
^

''''"'"''
fi,li^,fitti'zoso
s.

"

trepido

Fearful,

P""'

-ly, ad.

Fencing-school,
scherma.

Fencing- master.

scuola di

Fiddle,

nare

il

violino, violino

v
n.

a.

suo-

Fiddle-faddle,
Feasibilitv,
s.

v.

frai'
oibb.

possibilit

Feasible, a. fattibile Feast, s, banchetto,

Fend, v. n. parare, sfuggire Fender, *. arnese di ferro per Fiddje-faddle,

a.

inierj.

v.

Fiddling,

a.

festeggiare, regalare, banchettare Peastful, a. festoso, allegro Feat, s. azione, fatto

Fennel, s. finocchio Fenny, a. paludoso Fenugreek, s. fiengreco

Feodal,
a.

Fidelity,

s.

frivolo fedelt

Fidge,
Field,

V. a.
s.

dimenarsi

campo

Feather, s. piuma, penna. Feather-bed,*, letto di piuma Feature, s. ftUtezxa Febrifuge, s. febbrifugo
Tebrle, a. febrile

feudale

Feoir, V a. incorporare al feudo

Ferine, a. feroce Flerity, s. ferocit

Ferment, v. Ferment,
ation,
s.

a. fermentare

February, *. Febraio Feculence, s. feccia Feculent, a feccioso Fecund, a. fecondo,

Fem,

felce, sorla di
s.

*. fermento, fermentazione pianta

Fiend, s. furia, demone Fierce, a. feroce, ly, ad.fie ramente, ness, s. ferocit Fiery, a. igneo, di fuoco, vialente, ardente

Fife,

s.

piffero

Fifteen,V quindici
Fifth, a. quinto Fifty, a. cinquanta Fig, s. J Fig-tree,

ity, *.

Ferocity, Ferreous,

ferocit

a.

ferruginoso

co
,1.

[ficc
s.

feconU Fee, s. mercede, nancia Fee, V. a. vgnere le matti.

Feeble,
a. debole, fievole, ness, s. debolezza, ly, ad.

Ferret, s furetto Ferret about, v. a. ricercare Ferret, (tease) v. a tormentare

Fight,

t;.

combttere,

un s.

debolmente

Ferruginous, a.ferniginoso FeiTy, s. passaggio. Ferryboat, s. barca, una scafa Fenie, a. fertile
Fertilate, v. a. fertilizzare Fertileness, or Fertility,
fertilit Fertilize, v. a. fecondare Fervency, s. .fervore, zelo
.

Figurative, a. figurativo,
ad. figurativamente Figure, s figura, -v.

ly,
n. fi.

Feed, Feed,

v. a. nutrire,
s.

pascere

Filaments,
Filbert,
s.

pascolo

s. fibre avellana, tree,

1.

FeeI, V. a. sentire, tastare Feeling, s. tatto, sensibilit,

avellano ^ Filch, V. a.
.fare,
'ile, s.

-\y,c Feign

.fingere,

edly.

Fervent,

a. fervente,

ly, ad.
3.

trufing, mariolare, baratteria una fila, lima, v a.

s.

Fervid, a. ardente, ness,

.fervore, zelo

limare. Filer, s. limatore Fi! -al, a. filiale, di figlio

Filings,
"^"1,
V.
s. filatura

FlnrUtiV.'Tfelieitare
s. felicit crudele, s. pelle pelliccia, ~v. a. abbattere ing, s. abbattimento Fellmonger, s. pellicciaio

Femia,

a.

sferza, ferza

a.
'

riempire, empire,

Felicity, Fell, a

Fesc'^''''

Fillet, *.

henda~

of veal,

Felloe,

quarta d'una ruota

j.

pa,..,,^^,o

Fellow,

uguale.
y fellov

mciato.

Fester, v. a. imimstemire Festival, a. festivo, s. festa, festivit [allegrezza Festive, a. allegro, ity, *. Festoon, s. festone Fetch, i). a. andare a cercare,

"faci
Fillip,

Fetid,; a. fetido, "puzzolente,

assortir',

inter

se,

profitto,

ship,

feeling,
t.

Fetters, s. pi. catene, schiavit Fetter, v. a. inceppare

Feud,
Felo de
se, s. suicidio

rissa,

uggia

Fever,
a. che

Felon, s. fellone Felonious, a. fellonesco Fe\ony,s. fellonia Felt, s. cimatura, born Felt-maker, . cappellai Felucca, . una feluca

Few, a. mene
Fewel,
Fib,
s.

s. febbre. Fevexisi, ha febbre, febbricitante poco, pi. pochi, er, a.

[far fuoco
s.

tutto ci che serve a menzogna, ti. n. ber, s. bugiardo

FU
Find,
t). a. trovare . amFine, o fino, bello, condannari V. a. menda,

FLY
Flippant, a. svegliato

Flagrant, . notorio F.lail, s correggiato Flake, . icin'MUu

Flirt,

v.

beffa

beffeggiare, (pert subitanea.

n.

s.

Flake,

v. n. spelarsi

all'

ammenda,

raffinare,

ly, ad. bene, riccamente, liess, t. finezza, bellezza

F'am, . menzogna,favola Flam, V. a- mentire Flambeau, . fiaccola Flame, . fiamma, ~v.

cheggiare Yannel,s.fianella Flap, . percossa, botta Flare, v. n. far barlume Flash, V. a. scintillare, lightning, lampo, balen. Flashy, a. subitaneo, insipio Flask. .Joeo Flasket, . canestro, cesto
Fiat,
a.

Finger. .^ dito, dita, v. a. maneggiare, toccare

Finical,
a.
'v.

ritroso,

affettato.

Finish,

a. finire,

er,

finitorel

Fir, . abete, abeto Fire, . fuoco. Firelock,

hussy) sfacciatella cangiar di luog Flitch, . eo-slerecci di porco Flittermouse, . pipistrello Float, V. a. ondeggiare, gal leggiare Flock, . gregge, mandra, of people, calca, folla. Flock bed, . tetto di borra Flock together, v. n. affollarsi Flog. V. a. frustare Flood, . riflusso, inondazione Floor, tavolato. Floor, story, piano. Floor, i'. a.
Flit, V. a.

uno schioppo. Fheshp, vn brulotto. Firearm, arme da fuoco Firework,

. .

[brillante intavolare Florid, a. fiorito, ness, . il

Florist,

s. fiorista

piatto,

spianetto.

Flounce,
ina.
.

v.

fuoco artifiziale
infuocare.-Vire, Fire, V. a sparare. tirare, shoot, Firing, . legna, carbone da fjirfuoco

Flat-nosed.
ad. scir

camuso.

a.

tuffarsi,

Flounce about,

Flats, (at sea) secche

Thm,

a. firmo,
s.

uro

Firmament,

firmamento
.

Flatten, v. a. appianare Flatter, v. a. lusingare lusingatore, . y,

sbuffare di sdegno Flounder, . pesce passera [emFlourish, V. Ji. fiorire, ery, *. broider) ricamare,
lur. a. . 6r/a, buia, burlare, scherzare [scorrere Flow, . flusso, V. n colare.

Flout,

Firmness, s.firmezza First, a. pmmiero, -ling,

Fish,
. pesce,

Flattish, a. insipido

Flatulency,

ventosit, qua-

V.
.

^Fish-bone,

a. pescare. spina di
.

lit ventosa Flatulent, a. ^a<HOo

j)cce.-7-F5h-market,

ges-

Flaunting,

cAena. Fisherman,

. pes. pescatore. -=- Fishing, Fish-woman, , cheria.

"

a. arioo

sapore gustoso

ifetto,

V. a. violare

Flower, Flower, . fiore. meal, . farina Flower, v. a. fiorire, (embroider) ornare di fiori, o di ricamo. Flowerpot, . testa
lowiigly, ad.

Fishy, a. pieno di pesd Fisk, . j;co, tesoro Fissure, s.fissura

Fist,
.

Fax,'. lino Flav, V. a. scorticare Fle, . pulce, v. a. scorticare

andantemente

Fleck,

li.

a.

Fledged,

a.

macchiare piumato

pugno

Fistula, s. fistula Fisty-cufFs, ilJar alle pugna a. idoneo, Fit, . un accesso,

ly,

ad. attamente,
J.

ness,

Flee, V. n. sfuggire Fleece, . tosone, vello, v. a. fondere alcuno beffeggiare. Fleer, v. n. Fleer, . viso arcigno
Fleet,
.

Fluctuate, v. n. fluttuare Fluctuation, . agitazione Flue, . piccole piume Fluency, . eloquenza Fluent, a. colante, eloquente itj Fluid, a. fluido, liquido,

s.

fluidit
.

Flummery,
Flurry, Flush,
.

avena

cotta

disordine
a.

flotta,

a.

ijeloee.

v.

arrossire,

a,

Fitting,

decente,

ragione-

F\U,'s.figlio
Vix,'v.

a fissare,
.

affissare Flex...,

Fixedness,

applicazione

gonfio, at cards, Jiuo . rossore Fluster, v. a. sconcertare German Flute, . flauto. f\ale,flauto Tedesco Flut., _ Flutter, V. n. di tarli.

Flushing,

Flabby, a. moscie Flaccid, a. vizzo, frollo Flag, t. a. sgomentarsi, avbandiera, . vilirsi,

dimenamento
.

Flight,
sto)

fuga,

of

birds,

mo

d'uccelli

F\ux, s flusso, dissenteria Flux one, ti. a. dare il flusso

Fluxion,

Flagelet, s. zufolo Flagellate, v. a. flagellare Fla{,ntious, a. sciagurato Flagon, . un fiasco Flagrane , s.fia^ranz'a

FWs^hiy, a. rapide, veloce Flinsy, a. moscio Flinch, r. a. tralasciare,

Fling,
Flint,

ei

Fly,

Aocca ad uno s. flussione V. n fuggire, volare,

tergiversatore V. a. gei/are, lanciare

. .

mosca.
-

selice,

selce.

Flint

creila.

Spanish

fly,

iam osche
;-coach,
.

. Fly-flap, [posta

glass,

vetro di rocca

carrozza di

Foal,

*.

puledro,

FOR v. a. fglia

FOR
.

FRA
a.

forzare,

ible,

po-

tente

Fornicator, Forsake, v
*.

t.

fornicatore
lasciare,

a.

ing,
.

Ford, s. un guai guadare, passare

abbandonameato Forsooth, ad. da vero Forswear, v. a. spergiurare,

<r,

s.

spergiuro,

Ing,

Foe, *.

iiiimice, neviico

tpergiuramento Forthwith, ad. incontinente

Fortification, *. fortificazione Vortify. v.a. fortificare

Kceces, FEEces, s. feccia Foetus, Foetus, s. il feto Fog, s. nehhia Foffsy, - nebhioio Foible, s. debolezza
Foil, V. a. vincere, t. .fioretto,

Fortitude,
Forecastle,
.

s.

fortitudine

o di

Fortress,

s.

fortezza
a. fortuito,

(set off)
I

s.

ornamerUo

Foist;

a.fcUifica
.

Foisty,

sheep, piegare uviU;v. Fold sheep, condurre le pecm

Fold,
Kii

piega,

for

a.

Foreclose, v. a. escludere Forefathers, s. antenati Forego, v. a. cedere Forego, . fronte Foreguess, v. a indovinare Foreign, a. forettiere, er,

Fortuitous,

U, ad.

Fortunate, a. fortunato, ly, ad. fortunatamente Fortune, *./or<u)in. Fortune.

Forty, a. quaranta

[fortuna
avanzato,
ajutare,

'Foio,s.

ueir ovile Foliage, s. fogliame un libro in foglio Folks, s. gente, popolo

Forejudge, v n. giudicar avan Foreknow, j>. a. sapere innanz

Forward,

a.

libero,

ledge,

V.

a.

affrettare,

s.

prescienza
s.

Foreman of a shop,
Foremost,
a.

capo di

promovere oiward, ad. avanti,

avidamente, Fosse, t. fosso
Fossile,
s.

Follow,

seguire, succeder. er, 3. seguace, aderente ToUy.s. pazzia, follia

t. a.

ness,

ly,

ad.

s.

pre

primiero

[mura

fossile

Foment,
Fond,

v. a.

fomentare,

Foresight, s. antivedimento Foreskin, *. prepuzio

a. appassionato gente, benigno, folle,!
t'.

Forest, s. foresta, bosco Forestali, v. a. pregustare, as

Foster, v. a. allevare. Fostrxfather, t. balio Foul, a. sporco, sucido, v. a. sporcare, -ness, s. sporcizia

Found,

ii.'a.

fo/irfure,

^cast),

Fondle,

a.

vezzeggi

saggiare
Forester, s. forestiero Foreteeth, s. denti d'avanti Foretell, v. a. predire

fondere, gettare

Foundation, s. fondamento Founder, s. fonditore, of a

beli, s.fonditor di

campana

Forethought, s. prevedimente Forewarn, v. a. arertite

Founder,

r.

Food,

s.

cibo,

vivanda

Forfeit,
(in

s.

ammenda,

}iena,

Foolhardy, a. temerario Foolish, a. semplice, ness,

a bargain) disdetta, v.a. perdere per sequestrazione,

j.

seynplicit

Foot,

s.

un
it,

piede, infanteria.
V. a.
j.

Foot
piedi

Foot-pace, ad. pian

Footpad, un piedi Footpath, via Foo^ soldier, a piede. footstep,
s. s.

Footman,

andare a
s.

Forge, *. fucina, ferriera. Forge, r. a. battere ferro, altro metallo, macchinari

inventare,

Football,

baitene.
staffiere.

ry,

Founding, s. fondazione Foundling, s. fanciullo esposto Fount, s. fonte i,s. fontana Four, a. yua//ro. Fourscore, ita Fourteen, a. - Fourth, lei. a.

Founder of a

. attrarre. ship, affondare.

t.

falsifica

[latore

uno

recito,T,
I

piano, ladro a
viale,

Fraction,

s.

volpe, volpo, frai

s.

s.
s.

soldato

pedata.
s forca, ed, a. forcato Forlorn, a. abbandonato

Fork,

ri
.,.-^ilit

fragile,
s.

-ity,

i.

Form, s.f.rma,-v.
Foppery,
schiocchezza

a.

Formai,

a.

formale,

formare
ity,
s.

Fragment,
Fragrant,

frammento

a.

fragrante

Foiniish, a. attillato, affettate For, prep, per, e. pcTch

Forage,

foraggio.

Frali, a. frate, fragile Fr^n basket, una sporta. FtailU,

n.

v.

Formerly, ad. altre volte Formidable, a. .formidabile Formosi ty, s.frmositl Formulary, s. formolo, for

s.fralczza

Frame,

v. a. formare, inventare, s. forma,.fgura,<ii a

picture, quadro, cortiice

Franchise,

s.

franchigia,

FUL
?runk,
a.

franco, schietto,

'

Frightful, <i- sfaventevole,\j, ad. spaventevohnente Frigid, a. fiigido, freddo, ity, . frigidit, ly, ad.

incenso Frantic, a. matto, feroce Franticness.a. maltezza furiosa Fraternal, a. fraterno Fraternity, s. fraternit Fratricitle, s. fratricidio
.

Frankincense,

freddamente Fringe, frangia,

a.

Fuliginous, a. fuligginoso Full, a. pieno, nesS, . alibo

v.

guarnire di frangia
Frippery, . vecchiame FrLsk, a. vivace, . n.

Full fare, . viso pienotto Full, . a. sodare, er, follone Fuller's earth, . creta. Fulling, . gualchiera usala nel

saltel-

Fully, ad. pienamente

Fraud, s.fraude

Fraudulent, a. fraudolente, ly, ad. fraudoientemente . n. Fray, s. combattimentu,

Freak,

s.

ghiribizzo, idi, a.

lare Frith, . braccio di mare Fritter, s. fritella,v. a. dissi-

Fulminate, . a. fulminare Fulmination, s. fulminazione Fulsome, a. stomachevole,

ness,
s.

Freckle, . lentiggine Free. a. libero, franco.Freedom, s. libert. Freehold, . franco /eudo. Freecost, a.
spesalo.

mente.

Freely, ad. Freeman,

libera.

bor-

ghesCTYree^tone, . pietra itjo. Freethinker, . un

libertina.

pare, consumare Frivolous, a. frivolo Frizzle, . a. arricciare Fro (to and fro) , ad. qua e l Frock, vestimento aiC Inglese Frog, . ranocchia some, Frolic, . ghi-ibizzo, a ghiribizzoso From, prep, da, dal, dallo of Front, . fronte, facciata, a building, frontispizio, V. a. frontei^giare

fastidio

Fumble, . a. malmenare Fumbler, . un bietolone, unQ

scempiato

Fume,

fumo,

esalazione,

ire. Fura
Ite, . a. f,.

up

fumigazio

Freewill,

libero

arbitrio

Freeze, . n. agghiacciare Freight, . salma, nolo Freight, . a. noleggiare una

Frontispiece, . frontispzio Frontless, a. sfacciato Frontlet, frontale Frost, . gelata Frosty, a. agghiacciato . n. spuFroth, . spuma,

Fund, s. fondo, banco, monte Fundament, . fondamenti al, a. fondamentale

funebre

French,

a.

Francese. French-

. bezms, pi. fagittoH. Frenchified, a. infranciosato Frenzy, s. frenesia

mare. Frouzy,

Frothy,
a.
.

. a.

spumoso
ly,

mucido, fetido
a. ritroso,

Froward,

ad.

Fungous, a. fungoso Fungus, ./un^o Funk, . rancio, v. Funnel, . imbuto

Fur, Fur,
. pelticia, pelle . a.

a.

fumai

a r rogantetnente

Frequency,

frequenza Frequent,' a. frequente,v. a frequentare, -ly, ad. fre.

Frown,

c.>;^/;<,,-. n. inFrown crespar la fronte. upon one, guatar uno bieca-

foderate con pelle Furbe\ovf,s. falbal Furbish, . a. fortire, pulin Furious, a. furioso,

quentemcjite

Frozen,

a.

agghiacciato

ly,

at

F;ructiferous, a. fruttifero

/'^-. a. a gare le vele Furlong, stadio [lati Furlough, . renra Furmenty, . cibo difromento Furnace, s.fo re.FarFurnish. . nish a house, addobbiare

Fructify,, a. fruttare Frugai, a. frugale, ity,

galit,
.

!y,

fruad. frugalmente
.

Furi,

Fret,

st

collera,

liquor, . agitazione, . a. corrucciare, - -fui, a. stizzoso, cruccioso Friable, a. stntolnbile Friar, . un frate, monaco. Friary, . confraternit

of

Fruit,

frutto,

Fruitful, a. feitile,

erer, frutness,
.

'

Fruitless, a. vano, inutile,

ly,

Fribble, . damerino Fricassee, s. fricassea Friction, . fregamento, frego Friday, . Venerd Friend, . amico. . a. favorire, less, a- senza amici, ly, a. amichevole, ship, .

ad inutilmente Frustrate, . a. deludere, ion, . delusione Fry, . pesciolino, fregole,

Furniture, . fornimento, of a house, mollili

Furrier,
.

pellicciaio

.
.

a.

friggere. Frjmgpan,

Furrow,

. solco,

gorello

una padella

Frieze,

fregio, fregiata.

Fub, . a mandar in lunga Fuddle, . a. imbriacare Fuddling bout, . imriacatura Fugitive, a fugitivo Fulfil, . a. adempire
Fulgency, Fulgent,
Fulgor,
.

Further, ad. piii lontano^ . a. giovare ad. I. furtiv

"ury, .

furtivinncuie furia, rabbia, impelo.

s. fulgidezza

Frigate, . una fregata Fright, . spauracchio, terrore paura, en, . a. spaventar!

a-

rifulgente,

ri-

Furze,, spezie di ginestra ion, Fuse, . a. fondere,

e
s.

lampo, fulgori

[d'orinolo schioppetto, roccUello

GAL
Fn:ible,
Fusilier,
a. tttto
s.

GAS
Gallipot, s. alberello Galloti, . trina, gallone Gallop, V. n. galoppare,

GEN
Gate, . porta, andatura Gather, v. a. cogliere, v. n radunarsi, er, . ricoglitort,

a fonderti

fuciliere

Fuss, a. strepilo, romore Fustian, s. sorta di pannc^ (bombast), ampollosit, gonFustian, a. ampolloso Fustiness, i. muciJezza Fusty, a. mucido, mufatto
Futiie, a. leggiero, fatiit, loquacit Future, a. futuro,

galoppo Galloway, . piccolo cavallo Gallows, . la forca, patibolo Gambler, . un briccone

ing,

a. collezione

Gaudily, ad. fastosamente Gaudiness, s. fasto

Gambol,
saltello

V. n.

saltellare,

Gaudy, a. sfoggiato Gauge, v. scandagliare Gauntlet, . guanto di combat'

it;

Game,

ity.

. giuoco, trastullo,(hunting) caccia, cacciagion. , (romp) V. n. giuocare.

Fuzz, V. n Fy, iiiterj.

sfilarsi, sfilacciarsi

scherzare. capocaccia.

oibb

Fy upon

it,

dek vergognatevi

a. giocondo. bisca2ziert.

Gaming-house,

Gamesome, Gamester,

Game-keeper,
.

Gauze, . tocca, drappo di seta Gay, a. gaio, festoso,a dress,

attillato

Gayness,

gioia

Gammon,
Gamut, . Ganch, v.
CJander,

presciuto

Gaze

at,

v. n.
.

guaidar

fistaa.

solfa a. impallare

Gazette,

gazzetta,

~er,

r^ABARDINE,
Gabbie,
i.

s.

j,alan-

cicalamento,

v. n.

maschio dell' oca Gang, . banda, frotta Gangrene, . cancrena, v. n incangrenarsi

. il

ing.

Gantlet,

Gabion,

Gad,
s.

ding.
s.
.

gabbione vagabondare, vagare, vagamento, der, vagabondo. Gadfly, s. un

s.

M.

71.

Gaol,

bacchetto, castigi . militare, guanto diferro_ . carcere, prigione, ^er

Gem,

una gemma,
.

(in

plants) germoglio

s.

3afFer,
Gaff-,

compare

male
arb,
.

uncino

vestimento
. le

V. a. mettere la sbarra in bocca ad uno, s. sbarra Gage, s pegno, sicurt, scandaglio. Gage, i'. a scan-

Gag,

Garbage,
Garble,

interiora d"

un

pi gemini . genere Genealogical, a. genealogico Genealogist, . genealogista Genealogy, genealogia General, a. generale, . un
generale,
la

Gemini, Gender,

e,

datrliare

una

boti^. ing;

. a. vagliare, (choose) scegliere

. pi.
.

un capo, maggior parte,

generalmente,
eralato

ship,
gener

ity,
i.

ly;

ad. ge-

er. a.

Garbles,

Garden.

mondiglie giardino, er,

Gaggie,

gridare e

(liniere, ortolano,

ing,

Generate,

bugi
Gaiety, *. allegria Gaily, ad. allegramente
e, V.

a.

Garland,

gargarizzar: ghirlanda

Gain, V. a. guadagnare, s. guadagno, er, s. guadaguatare,

*ul, a. profittevole

Garlic, * aglio Garment, . vestimento

Generical, a. generico Generosity, generosit generoso

Generous, a. Genet, . giannetlo

Genial,
festoso Genitals, Genitive,
a.
. .

Gainsay, v. a. contraddire Gait, . portamento, passo Gale, s. vento fresco Galeon, s. galeone
Galiot, s. galeotta Gali, s. fiele, v. a. scorticare, (vex) tribolare, inquietare

Gamer, . granaio Gamet, . granato " ""b, . ^rmre

niture, . mobili Garret, . soffitta, stanza a tetto.

naturale,
pi. testicoli

gioioso,

genitivo

Garrison, v. a. presidiare,
Garrulity,
.

Genius, . genio Genteel, a. galante,

Gallar.!, v. a. cori'ggiare

"

Gallant,
limante,
niente,

ry,

a.

galante, s. un ly, ad. galante *. galanteria.

loquacit -u'.ous, a. /ojace er, giarliera, legaccio. Tlie order of tlie garter, rdine della giartiera
.

ly, ad. gentilmente, con leggiadria, ness, . buona

gentile,

Gas.
Gallery,'*, galeria

vapore fluido

Galley, s. galera Gallev-slave,

s.

un

galeotto

Gasconade, . spacconata Gasconade, v. n. spacciarsi Gash, t. a. sfregiare,

like, a.
.
.

da galani' uomo, -

ness, beniffnit,

Gallican, a. gallicano Galligaskins, i. calzoni Gallimaufry,, cibreo, spropositi

sfregio,-taglio Gasp, v.n. respirare con Uffanno

Gasp,

respiro

gentildonna, ly, ad. dtl' cemen/e Gentry, s. i gentt-Mmiai

womin,

379

Genuflection,

s.

gtnufiettione

Cipiy,

s.

una zingara

Geographer,

t.

gengrafo

Geograiih'cal, a. geografieo Geography, *. geografia

Geometer,

*.

geometra

(Jeonietrical,. a. geometrico

Geometrician, t. geometra Geometry, t. geomel ria

German, a. Tede-ico Germany, . Germania

Geiminate, v
a.

germinare,

Gerund,

gerundio

Gests, s. gesti, fatti gloriosi Gesticulate, v. a. gesticulare, ion, . gesticnJazione

Gesture, . gesto, alto Get, I', a. guadagnare, ottenere. Get above one, sorpassare

. acquistamento Gew-gaw, bubbola, baia Ghastful, a. spaventevole Ghastliness, s. squallidezza Ghastly, a. squallido, orribile

(Jetting,

Gherkin,
Ghost,

citriuolo

confetto

con sale ed aceto

t, spirili di morti, a. ipiritujte

ly,

Giant, . II gigante, ess, . gigantesca Gibberish, s. gergo, garamufTa Gibbet, . la forca Gibbosity, . gobba Gibbous, a. gibboso, gobbo

Giblets,

. pi.

Giddiness, pogiro

frattaglie vertiggine,

ca-

Giddy, a. vertiginoso. Giddyheaded, a. scervellato

Gift,

dno, regalo Gifted, a. doluto di

s.

qualche

Gig,

trottola, paleo
V.

(iigantic, a. gigantesco

Giggle,
ing,
.

n. ghignazzare, ghignazzata

Gild, V. a. indorai-

ing,

Gills of fishes, narici di pesci Gillinower, . vivuolo Gim, or Gimmy, a. pulito Gimlet, . un succhillo CJimp, . merletto, cordoncino Gin, . trappola, geneva

Ginger,
,.

. gengiovo, bread, eo,,fortino,-ly, ad. piana-

Ging'.t;

V. n.

tintinnare,

li"g,

GRA
saniit. divinit. Godhead, Godly, a. pio, divolo,
i.
*.

GRA
palrhio.

GRI
Gravitate, v. n. pesart Gravity, . gravit . sugo cht ei

Godfatlier, Godliness,

Gmft,

t.

piamente.

Godmother,

mento
Grain, Against
grain,
,

Gravy,

-^Dved* in

Godson,
Gold,

s._figlioccio ora. Golden, s.

iimi,

,n

grana. A
Grayling, (a fish), . ombrina Graze, v. a. pascere uno cht ingrassa .
Grease,
.

d'oro. Goldbeater, i. bai on <!7i-o. Goldsmith, 4 calde JCC-. Goldfinch, s.

rogue in grain.
<jraiiiiiiar, .

grammatica Grazier, Grammatical, a. grammatiGranary.

.

grasso, sucidume.

Gonorrhoea,

*.

gonorrea

granaio

Good,
Lello,

a.

bont.

Goods,

/>.)o. Goodly, a vezzoso, ness, t

Grand,

pi.

mo

Grandee, UH .grande. Grands daughter, nipotina. Graiiddam, madre.

a.

superbo
.

Grandfather,
Gooseberry, . uva spina, bush, s pianta d'uva spina Gore, s. sangue quaglialo, II. H. punzecchiare pvnta, Gorge, *. gozzo, gorgia, v. n.

un uro

. un' ava. ~- Grandsire, . avolo. Grandson, . nipotino

Grandmother,

Grandeur, . grandezza Grange, . casa da lavoratore

Grant,
v. a.

accordare,

satollare

Gorgeous,

1.

magnifico,

ness, s. magnificenza, ad. magnificamente

ly,

Gorge,

s.

gorgiera

Gormandize, da ghiotto,
Gosling,
Gossip,
s.
i

v.

n. mangiare er, s. un ghi-

Grantee, . donatario Grantor, . donatore Grape, . ua. (irapestone, granello, vinaccioh Grapple, v. a. arrampinare Grasshopper, s. un grillo Grasp, V. a. aberrare, abGrasp,
.
.

a. grande, grosso. Great deal, a. molto, ly, ad. grandemente, ness, . grandezza, grossezza Greaves, . pi gambiera Grecian, a. Greco Greedily, ad. avidamente Greediness, . avidit Greedy, a. avido, ingordo Greek, . un Greco Green, a. t-ert/*. Green-finch, . verdone Green-house,

Great,

una
.

man,
j '

Green-wostufa. riveiidugliola d'erbe.

n papero

ciarlatriie,

una brancata
erha.

v.

Grass,

Grass-planfen

ciarlare

Grenade,
g.assy, a. erba
cola di

Gothic,

a. gotico

Gregarious, a gregario a. grenata Grenadier. . grenadiere

Greyhound,

veltro, levriere

able, a.

che

si

pub goverGrateful, a. grato, -ness, . gratitudine Grater, . grattugia Gratification, . gratificazione (iratify, v. a. gratificare Gnatingly, ad. acerbamente

Gridelin, . fior di lino Gridiron, . graticola Grief, . dolere

Grievance, . gravame, torio Grieve, v. a. affliggere nes. Grievous, a. ajfannoso,

Grabble,

v. a.

palpeggiare

adornare. To say grace, benedire la tavola, after meals, rendere grazie Graceful, a. gentile, grazioso, ly, ad, graziosamente Graceless, a. sceleraio Graces, . pi. le grazie Gracious, a. grazioso, ly, ad.

Gratitude, . gratitudine Gratuitous, a. gratuita Gratuity, . liheralit Gratulate, v. a. evngratulare Gratulation, . congratulaGr3Lse,t. fossa, tomba

Grim, a. arcigno Grimace, . smorfia

Crime, V. a. imbrattare Grimly, ad. austeramente ghignare,
Grhi, V. a. . ringhio

ning,

Grind,

ti.

a.

Grave-digger, . beccamorti 'rave, a. grave, v. a. intagliare,

arrotino. Grinders, . pi. mascellari. Grindstone, .

a.
.

macinare,

er, s.

ly,

ad.

gravaGripe,
1'.

afferrare,
dolori

a.

Gravel, s. ghiaia, renella. Gravel-pit, . luogo 'dove si cava la ghiaia, ly, ad.

una manata, un pugno.

Gripes, Giiper,
(Jrisly, a.

colici

avaro,

mignai-

ghir-intagliai

spaventevole

bulin

381

HAB
Habitant,, abitante Habitation, . abitazione Habitual, a. abituale Habituate, v. n. abituarsi Guest, s. un convitato Hack, i; a. sminuzzare Hack, . carrozza d'afftto Guide, V. a. condurre, . Grizzled, . canuto Hackle, v. a tagliuzzare Groan, v. a. gemere, pungere Guild, oc/rtJ.Guild-hall, Hackney, a mercenario, . Groan, *. gemito . U casa della citt coach, . carrozza d'affato Guile, . fraude, inganno, Haddock, . merluzzo Haft, . un manico fui, a. ingannevole <jrocer, s. droghiero, y, Guilt, . defitto, colpa, less. Hag, . una strega, drogheria v. a. tormentare Grogram, *. grossagrana Guilty, a. colpevole, reo Haggard, a. deforme, selvaggio Groin, *. anguinaia Guinea, . una ghinea. Gui- Haggish, a. deforme Groom, . mozzo di stalla, pig, porcello d'India Haggle, V. a. prezzolare, of the king's bed chamber, er, . stiracchiatore cameriere del r Hail, . grandine, Groove, s. scannellatura . a. Gules, . i7 rosso dello scudo Groove, v. a. scannellare air, . capello, pelo. head Grope, t'. a. tastare, maneg- Gulf, . un goffo, abisso of hair, capellatura. Hair, Giill, v. a. truffare, giare . gabGristle, s, cartilagine, cartilaginoso Grit, s. limatura di metallo, polvere i pietre Grittj, a. pieno di tabbia

'

Gross,

s. il grosso, parte maggrosso, giore, grossa, -HI rozzo, materiale, ly, ad.

a. capelluto, peloso

grossolanamente.

Grot, or Grotto, . grotta, caGrotesque work, . grotesco Grove, . un boschetto Gums, . gengive Grovel, V. n. triiciare per Gummy, a. gommoso ''un, . arme da fuoeo, smith, . un armaiuolo. Ground, . terra, terreno.

strozza a. palpitare. Gulp down, V. n. inghiottire. Gulp, . oro, tratto Gum, . gomma, of the eyes, cispa degli occhi

Gullet,

Gulp,

t).

Halberd, . alabarda Halberdier, . alabardiere Halcyon, . alcione, a. quieto,

placido, tranquillo

Hale, a. robusto,
Half,
la met mezza strada.

v. a. re.

Half-way,
t

Half-witted,

a. semplice Hall, . sala, fondaco

Ground, Ground
Groundless,

a. feccia di liquore. floor, piano .

.

Gunner, cannoriiere Hallo Gush, V. n, traboccare, sbocmg.

-.

grido di

legrez-

impetuosit

senza fonda-

Gust.
Ciroiip,
.

gherone . gusto, of wind, groppo di vento. Gusty,

Hallow,
.

V. a. sanctijcare

a.
a.
.

Halser, . alzana Halt, V. n. zoppicare, and-

gruppo

tempestuoso

Gut,

Grow,

V. n. crescere, divenire
.

Growth.

aecrescimenlo, agV. a.

Gutter, gronda,
lare.

Grub up,

sradicare.

Greedy -gut, n. sco Gutter-tile, tegola Guttle, V. n. crapulare, crapulone, ing, crapula
sbudellare.
v.
.

un

budello,

v.

ptcont Halter, . cavezza

Halve,

V. a. dividere in

due

Ham,

Hamlet,

prescinto . un casale
.

Hammer,

marteUo, .

Gr
Grudge,

Guttural, a. gutturale Guzzle, V, n. crapulare, irinGuzzler,

I

Hammock,

imbriacone

. amaca Hamper, . paniere, cesto Hamper, v. n. imbrogliare Hand, . mano, scrittura,

ad a Grumble,
,

v. n. barbottare,

Gyves,

ing.

barbottamento
v. .

Grunt,

grugnare,

ing.
Al

Guarantee,

mallevadore
a.

juaranty, ti. guarentire

assicurare,
.

ryABERDASI ABERDASHER,

Guard,

v.

n.
.

guardare,

guardia Guardian,

guardiano,

Habiliment, abbigliamento Habit, . abito, abitudine Habitable, a. abitabile

orecchio, manie, . mer- Handle, . V. a. maneggiare ciaio,y,,. roba di merHandsel, v. a. fare una co*> per la prima volta

Handsome,

a.

bello,

vezzor..

HAR
H H
6cly, a. destro, aine
,.g,

HEE
Harry,
v. n.

ajffUtinare, stan-

Haze.

r.

a.

hnpic,

iXang a room,

una camera.
V. n. star

Hang

tappezzare
loose,

Harsh,

a. rozzo, aspro,

ness.

Head,

pendolmie

Hanger,

t.

un
s.

coltellaccio

Hangings,

tappezzerie Hangman, . carnefice Hanker, v. n. desiderare,

Hart, . cervo di cinqve anni. Hart's tongue, sculopenrfria Hartshorn, . corno

y, a. capo, Headache, a. mal di testa Headdress, scuffia. Headstrong, a. ostir2to. Headlong, ad.
.

nuvolo, nebbia,
testa,

v.

condurre.
.

inconsideratamente. Headpiece, . elmo, chniero.

Harvest,

mietitura,

Heady,
v. n.

a.

ostinato,

perii-

Heal,

Hap,

accidente, less, a. sfortunato, ly, ad, casual*.

guazzetto al" Inglese Hasp, . fermnsrlio

V. a. guarire, ing, . guarigione, ing, a. consa-

Hassoc,

. stoi

Happen,

v. n.

succedere

Has
Hasten,
v. n.

Happily, ad. feli cementi Happiness, . felicit

<cia,fret affrettare

lidativo . sanit, salute Healtliful, a. ^no, saltUifero,

Health,

Happy,

a. felice
,

Har

ngue,

Hastily, ad. frettolosamente Hastiness, . prestezza Hastings, . pi. ftuHi prime

Heap,
Hear,

V- a.

ammonticellare,

er,

v. a.
.

intendere, itdire, auditore, ing, s.

Harass, v. a. straccare Harbinger, . foriere Harbour, . porto di mare Harbour, v. a. alloggiare,

Kasty, a. pronto, collerico "-t, . ca/jpeWo. Hatband, ordone di cappello

c

r udito, udienza Hearken, v. n. ascoltare,

ascoltante

er,

Hatch,

covala,

v.

a.

c(

Hearsay,
orti

romore, fama

Hard,

oi a. duro, difficile, belief, incredulo. Hard by, a. qui vicino. Hard-heart-

Hatchel,

Heart,

cuore.
a.

Heartach,

edness,

crudelt

Harden,

v. a. ittdurire

Hatchet, . scjire, axza Hate, r. a. odiare Hatred, . odio

Hateful, a. odioso, odiabile, iy, ad. odiosamente

crepacuore, cordoglio

Hearten, v

animare

Hardiness, . arditezza H?jdly, ad. difficilmente, ap-

Hatter,

cappellaio

Hardness, Hardship,

durezza durezza, fatica

.

Have, V. a. avere Haven, . un porto

Hardware,
metallo

manifatture di Haughtily, ad. fieramente Haughtiness, . fierezza, al-

Heartily, ad. cordialmente Hearth, s. focolare Heartless, a. vigliacco Hearty, a. sinciro Heat, . calore, riscaldimento, I' a. riscaldare Heath, . lungo aprico, mac-

chia.

Heathcock,

frart-

Hardy, a. ardito, robusto Hare, . /epr. Hare-brained, Haughty, a. altiero, fiero Haul, V. a. rimnrchire a. scervellato

Heathen. . un pagano, ish, a. pagano, gentile, ^ism, .

Hark!

inter j. senti ! odi! Harlequhi, a. arlecchino Harlot, . puttana, ry,

Haunch,
Haunt,
.

anca, coscia
covile,

covalo,

Heave,

v. a. lievitarsi
.

Harm,

puttanismo . male, disastro, ^ful, V. a. far male,

a.

Havoc, . guasto, iirage Hautboy, . oboi

Heaven,

.7 cielo,

aliare, v.
ly,

n.
a.

Haw,
di

ti.

esitare,

Harmless, a

Harmonious,

innocente, ly, ad. innocentemente a. arnonioso

.

spinalba, Hawthorn, . spinalba Hawk, . falcone, a. falconare Hawk's nose, .

celestiale

moro Heavily,
Heavy,
balocco

ad. pesantemente
.

Heaviness,
a.

gravezza.
stupido,

pesante,

Harmony,
arredare.

armonia

Harness-maker,
di [lene pescator di ba.

Hawknosed,

a.

che ha

il

naso

Hebrew, a Ebraico Hecatomb, . ecatombe

Hector,

Harp,

V,

n. suonar dell' arpa,

Harping-lron, ferro

uncino

Hawker, . merciaiuolo, gazI taglia, Bay. . ^10. Haycock, . Hedge, siepe. Hedgehog, bica di fieno. Haymaker, . io spin segator d'erba a far il fieno. Hedge in, v. a. insiepare Hay-dance, . carola, ballo Heed, v. a. attendere, badare,

Harpooner, . Harpsichord, . buonaccordo

Harpies,
.

tondo

Hazard,

arpie

. pericolo, rischio, i'. a. arrischiare, ous, a. arrischievole, -ly. ad. ar-

guardia,

a. attento,
!

f-iliy,

curatamente,
considerato,

cura, fili, ad. acless, a. in

lessly,

ad

erpicare, spinare

rischievolmente

trascuratamente

HER
Keel,
.

HOM
iallone.-

calcagno,

azzardo.

Hit together, rin-

Hec-1 a ship, mettere u rascrllo alia banda per ct

lafcAarlo

Hegira,*. egira Heifer, . una giovenca Height, *. altezxa

Hernia, . ernia Hero. . n eroe, ical, a. e..-co. Heroine, . eroina. Heroism, . eroismo Herring, . aringa Herse, . una bara

Hitch,*^!^". dimenarst Hithe, . porlo di fiume Hither, ad. qui, o quii, most, a. pi vicino. Ilitherto, ad. Ju' nddesso,Jino a quest' ora.

Hitlierward, ad. da questa .

'

Heinous, a. odioso, atroce,

Heir, Heiress,
t.

erede,

Heteroclite,
shij

a. eteroclita

Hew,

V.

tere. Hewer,

Heyday,

a. minuzzare, abbat. tagliatore interj. ohi, (espres-

Hoar-frost,

Hoard,

banda Hive, . alveario, arnia . brina i-. a. accumulare,

Helm,

s.

timone, elmo
i.

Hibernal,

sione di sorpresa) a. invernale

Hoariness, . capelli bianchi Hoarse, a. rauco, ^ness,

Helmet,

elmetto

Hiccough, . singhiozzo Hide, I', a. nascondere,

,fiachezxa
celare.

[cido

Hide

and

seek,

mos-

aiutatore, less, a. disagiato, povere, stroppiato Helter-skelter, ad. confusa-

Hoary, a. canuto, brinoso, muHobble, V. n. zoppicare Hobby, . (nag) cavallo 4'

Irlanda Hobgoblin, . folletto Hobnail, . un rustico

Hide,

. una Hidebound,

pelle, cuoio

a.

duro,

avaro

spilorcio

Hideous,

orribile, cosa orribile

a.

ness,
i

Hock,

parte della coscia

Her

rinchiudere Hemisphere, s. emisfero Hemorrhoids, *. pi. emorroidi

in, v. a.

Hem
.

Higgle,
tnde

ande
ad.

Hemp,,

" Hen,

seed,
-

canapa. Hempcanapuccia gallina. Hen.

-,
.

Higgledy-piggledy,

. un giocolare un truogolo . manovale Hodge-podge, . mescuglio Hoe, . marra, zappa, f. a

Hocus-pocus,
.

Hod,

Hodman,

zappare

Hog,
.

UH

broda.

porco. Hogwash, Hog's cheek,

gallin

-Hen-

teschio

di
.

grease,
.

porcile.

porco. HogHg^7ia. Hogsty,

uii

riccio.

hedgehog, . HoggLih, a.

Henceforth, ad.

da qui

in-

Hen-hearted, a. pusiUanimo. Henroost, . pollaio Heptagon, . ettagono Herald, . araldo, ry, .

Highlander, . un montanaro Highly, ad. grandementt Highness, . altezza

Hill^-k. . mo"uicello Hilly, a. montagnoso Hilt, . else, elsa

porcino

Hogo, . fetore Hogshead, . una botte Hoiden, . una contadina

Hold,
Hoist, V. spiegare, alzare tenere, arrestare. V. a

Herb,

aralderiet . erba. Herbwoman, . erbaiuola. Herbage, . eiihaggio. H'erl>a!ist, . er/iH/o. Herbous, a. erboso

Hind,

damma,

cerva,

un
Holdfast,
.

Herd,

trmenio, branco,

V. n. associarsi.

Here, ad.

qua,

Herdsman, qui. Hereatt.

Hinder, v. a. impedire Hinderance, . ostacolo Hindmost, a. ultimo Hinge, . ganghero

rampicone,

un

buco, foro. Lurkingnascondiglio . santit Hqllow, a. cupo, concavo.

Hole,

hole,

Holiness,

Heretofore, per I'addielro. Hereupon, ad. in questo mentre. Here

nanzi.

Hereafter,
and

Hip,
ad. da ora in.

anca, coscia, la
ti.

sciatii

Hollow-hearted,
.

a.

dissi-

Mire,

n.

affittare, p,rend,

affino, ling, fitto,

ad

salario,

un mere

mulato- Hollow place, . strada a doccia Hollow, t'. n. scavare, vuotare,

grillare, H-olly, .

there, ai. qua e l

.

liss,

V.

a. fischiare,

ing.

acclamare

HoUy-oak,

alloro

Hereditary, a. ereditario

Hereditament,

eredit

Holm,
Holy,

spinoso or

Holm-oak,
.

alma

Holocaust,
Holster,
s.

ohctiuslo
della pistola

fondo

a. santo,

Hermaphrodite, j. ermafrodita Hermit, ere^nita-, age, .

eremitaggio

acr.//o. Hoi, giorno di

fest
:.

omaggio

HOR
Home,
.?.

HUB

HUN
Huckle-bonc,
3.

dimora.

Hor

anca, l'otU

Huck-shouldered, a. gobbi Huckster, s. rivendugliolo Huddle, V. a. confondere in^sterne,

s. confusione
cry,
a.

Horseback, ad. a
Honest,
n.

cavallo.

onesto,

giusto.

Horse -

fly,

3.
.

tafano.
s.

Hue and
Huff,
r.

schiamazzo
braveggiare,
in.

Horsemanship,

dabbene,

ly,

ad.

onesla-

" Hor
loia

manei'i'io.

radish,

rafano.

sgherro,

ish, a. petulanti
.

Horse-shoe,

3.

ferri

HoHoney,'*.' miele, me/e. ney-comb, s. favo. Honeydew,

3.

manna.

Honey

di cavallo

Hug, i. a. abbracciare Hug, 3. abbractiata

Hugeness,
grandezza
ad.

Hose, 3. una calzetta Hosier, 3. calzettaio Hospitable, a. ospitale, che use

ospitalit

Hugger-mugger,
Hulk.
Hull,
s.

sordida'

Hospital,

3.

spedale,

ity, 3.

Honour,
.figura, rare,

j.

onore,
testa,

able,

(at cards) v. a. ono-

Host, s. oste, esercito, ostia Hostage, 3. ostaggio

Hostess, t. ostessa Hostile, a. ostile,
Hostler,
3.

piatta corpo d'un vascelU Hull (shell), s. guscio, baccello,

s.

V.

a.

sgranare

a.

onorevole,

ably, ad. onorevnlmcnfe

Hood,

s.

cappuccio.

Hood-

da nemico

Hot,
Hoof,'*, ungh;

a.

bed,
stellalo
s.

letto

Hoof-bound, Hook,
^.,.u,e

ciame. To be hot, caWo. Hotbath, .

terme. mente.
ad. Hot headed,

mozzo di stalla caldo, ardente Hot di teira e pacaier(

stufa
caldaa. vio-

amo.
tone

Sheep-hook, basdi pastore. Tenter

s.

Fishing-hook,

Hotly,

Humble,
Humbles,

a.

umiliare,

ness,
pi.
i

umile,
*.

x,

s.

coratella

umilila di

lente, stordito

hook,

s.

pendiglio

Hoop
trone

cerchiare, legar con cerchi. ring, 3. anello. Hoop -petticoat, *. guards.

Hotch-potch, *. miscuglio Hovel, s. capanna Hover, V. n. svolazzare

garretto, -v. a garretto Hound, s. cane di caccia Hound a stag, v. a. lasciare

Humbly,
Humect,

ad.
ti.

Humdrum,

3.

a.

Hough,

3.

tagliare

il

Hooping- cough,
Hoot,
V.

n al di

n schiamazzare

Hop

Hops, s. lupolo. Hop. ground, s. campo da iiijjoi. Hop-beer, ?'. a. vietor

Hour,

3.

uh' ora,

ly, ad.

ac

ieve bipoli nella birra

Hop, V. n. saltellare Hope, 3. speranza, speme.

Hopeful,
a.

house,

*.

un

gabinetto.

grand' aspet-

Country - house, s. villa. Householder, s. capo di famiglia Housekeeper, 3. casiera. Housekeeping, s. massierizia.

capriccio, fantasia,

r.

a.

Hopeless, a. disperato Jopper, *. *na/ore. hopper, s. tramoggia

Mill-

House wife, una massaia. Household, casa, famiglia. Housc-wi

tune, dare delle grazie ad

un

*.

Hump,

s.

gobba,

scrigno.

a.

*.

Hump-backed, a- gobbo Hunch, 3. gomitata, v.

fery,

3.

masserizia. Uouse-

dare una gumitata.Hvinca' backed, a. scrignuto

:orno, pi.
,

cor,

3.

calamaio

ad. come f However, ad. nulladimeno Howl, w. n. urlare, s. urlo,

How ?

Hundred, a. cento, centinaio. Hundred-fold, s. centuplo.

un calabrone
oroscopo,
iltu-

urlamenio Howlet, 3. allocco Howsoever, ad. con pu,e, nulladimeno

Hundredth, a. centesiino. Hundred-weight, s. cantaro

tutto

ci,

Hunger,
V. n.

3.

fame,

appetito.

<^-

aver fame. UnnsO 1

Hubbub,

3.

ilrsvito,

fracasso

383

JAB
Hunks, s. Hunt, V.
cia.
tpilorcio,
a.

IDO
avaro
Jack, Jackanapes, Jacket, . sai
latra, trare,
a.

ILL

aiidare alia cacHunt out, i>. a. co-

Jackdaw,
Hunter, i. cavallo da caccia Hunting, s, la caccia

Huntsman,
Hurdle,
rio,
t.

s.

capocaccia, cacgrutic-

gracchia Jack-pudding, . buffone. Jade, . pettegola, (bad horse) carogna, ri

.

atrize, a. i^o/ atry, idolatria Jealous, geloso, ad. getosarrunte. Jealousv, gelosia Jeer, a. burlare, burla,
.

ly,

beffa,

_er,
.

schernitore
sterile

a. affaticare

V, a. graticolare
s. .

graticcio,

Jagg, ti. a. intaccare, J^Sgy a- intaccalo

Jail,
.

Jejune, a. voto,
tacca
Jelly,

gelatina,

tredt, -

Hurds,
Hurl,

capecchio, stoppa -tumulto, v. a. tirare,

t.

carcere, prigione
.

Jakes,
ly-burly, Hurly-burly,

cesso, privato.
.

Jelly-broth, . consumato Jennet, . giannetto Jeopardy, . pericolo, rischio Jakes Jerk, v. a. frustrare, sferzare,

rbuglio

scompiglio, scompiglic \rasca

farmer,

Jambs,
Jangle,

. stipiti

vutacessi di porta

frustata, scossa

Hi

agano, bur-

v. n. litigare,

xiuii}, u. u. precipitare, affrettare, spronare, s. fretta, disordine, scompiglio Hurt, . male, torto, ferita.

garritore Janty, a. gentile, lesto,

iness,

r, .

Jerkin of leather, . colletto Jessamine, . gelsomino

Jest,
ti.

n. scherzare,

scherzo.Jester,
buffone.

burla, burlatore, Jesting, beffa.

. .

January,

Gennaro

Hurtful, a. nocevole, ly, adnocivamente Hurtless, a. innocente Husband, v. a risparmiare, s. marito, man, . agri-

verniciare, ner, che fa la vernice,

^ning,

quegli
.

Jet along,
Jet,
.

. a.

pavoneggi-

Jar, V.

n.

disptUare, discor-

Jew,

Jewel,
(vessel) giara Jargon, . g-erg-o Jasmin, . gelsomino

pietra nera e lucida un Ebreo, Giiuleo . gioia, ler, . gwj"

Hush, Husk,

a. tranquillo,
tare,

interj.

zitto, v. a,

silenzio,

acquie-

Jasper, . diaspro Javelin, . giavellotto

calmare
.

guscio, lolla.

Husky,

a. che

ha guscio
pettegola,

Hussy,
Hustle,

massaia

V. a.

dar gomitate

Jaundice, . itterizia Jaunt, . camminata, girata, ignobilmente (of a wheel) gavette di Ignominious, a, ignominioso, ruota, ly, ad. ignominiosamente, V. n. vagare, scorignominy. . ignominia

Jewish, a. Giudaico Jew's-harp, tromba If, coiij. se, purch Igneous, a. igneo, di fuoco Ignoble, a. ignobile, ^y, ad

Hut, . una capanna Hutch, . madia, cassa Hyacinth, giacinto Hydrography, . idrografia Hymen, . Imeno, Imeneo

Ignoramus,

un

sciocco

Jay,
Ice,

ghiandaia
ghiaccio

a."

Ice

cover,

Ignorance, . ignoranza Ignorant, a. ignorante. ignorant, ignorare, ignorantemente

Jig,
.

To be ad.
ly,
il

Hymn,
a.

inno

Hyi)erbole,

. iperbole, iperbolico, ize, iperltolizzare

ical,

r. a. far una crostata di rucc/iero. ilce-house, . con-

''"
Jilt,

giga
piccola

misura per
civetta,

V.

n.
Icicle, . ghiacciuola Icingiass, . talco Icy, a. agghiacciato Idea, . idea, immagine Ideal, a. ideale Identical, a. identico, che
.

una

a.
.

Hypochondriacal,
Hypocrisy, Hypocrite,
.

a.

ipocon-

ingannare
Jingle, .
Isle

tintinnare,
.

ipocrisia

. ipocrita, ipocrita, a. ipocrita Hypothesis, . ipotesi

of a

church,

ala in

rical,

U
111,

medesimo
Identity, . identit Ides, . pi idi Idiocy, . imbccilil

Hyssop, . isopo Hysterical, a. isterico, uterino Hysterics, . mal isterico

Idiom,
Idiot,

idioma, dialetto
idiota,
sciocco,

. .

ism,

idiotiemo,

idiotag-

. male, disgrafia, a. male, cattivo. Ill-Iuok, .. sventura. I II - shaped.i a. >na//ao. Ill-faToured, a. rf<rorme. Ill-will, . n<i/talento. II!-work, . cattiva ra. Ili-nature, . malizia,

IJ
*

IcQe,

pigro

ad. male Illness, . malalUa Illegal, a. illecito, ill-galit

ity,

Jabber,
.

ti.

n. cian

Illegitimate, a. illegitim'* Illiberal, a. so-.dido, rozzo,

ing,

ciancia

inirit, a. illecito Illimited, a. illimitato

Illiterate, a. ignorante lUurle, II. a. ingannare

Imperiai,

a.

impenale,

ists.

Immobility.

immobilit-

Immoderate, a

ly,

ad.

immoderato, immoderatamente,
imminlafn^

Impersonai, a, impersonale Impertinence, . impertinenza Impertinently, ad. impertiImpervious,

Impt'tration,
o. inaccessibile
.

Illustrate, r. a. ilhtstrare, ion, s. illustrazione illustrious, a. illu-itre

Immodest,
modesty,

a.
.

Imity, a.

iniimnhitia

Impetuosity,

v. a. immagine, rujipresentare, immaginare Imagery, s. immagini, appa.

Image,

Immolate, v. a. immolare Immoral, a. depravato Immortai, a. immortale,

.

Impetuous,

a.

impetrazione impetuosit impetuoso, ly.

renza, false idee

immortalit, immortalare,

ize, ad. imv.

ly,

Imagine, v. n. immaginare Imaginable, a. immaginabile

Imagination,
*.

Implacable, a. implacabile Implant, v. a. piantare

Ira

immagina-

Implead, v. a muovere lite Implement, . stromento,

.

or-

Immutability,

immutabilit

Imbalm,
Imbargo,

v. a,
.

imbalzamare
di

proiliizione vascelli d'uscir dal porto Imbark, v. n. imbarcare

Immutable, a. immutabile Immutation, . cangiamento Imp, . folletto, innesto

Impair, Impale,
v. a. diminuire v. a. palijiccare,

digno Impletion,

rempinento
.

Implication,

implicazione

Imbarkation,

s.

imbarco

im-

Implore, v. a. implorare Imply, ti. a. implicare

''

Imbecility, s. imbecillit Imbellish, v. a. abbelire, ment, s. abbellimento

Impalpable, a. impalpabile Imparity, . disparit

npolitic, ally, ad.

Imbezzle, fraudare,

ment,

v.

a.

s.

dissipare, dissipa-

Impark,
ficcare

v.
v. a.

a.

siepare, pali-

Import,

v. a.

portare,

trasportare, ini dinotare, . it

Impart,

comunicare

Imbibe,

v. a. imbevere Imbitter, v. a. amareggiare, irritare, inasprire

Impartial, a. imparziale, ity, . imparzialit, ly, ad. irn-

Imboklen, Imbossed,
itero

v.

a inanimare
rilevare, in re-

a.

Imparting, . partecipazione Impassable, a. impracticabile Impatience, . impazienza,

Importun

Imitation, s. imitazione Imitator, s. imitatore

Immaculate,

a.

immncnlato
a.

Iramarcessible,
bile

incorrutti-

Impeccability,

impeccabilit
ri.

Impede,
a. non materiale, immaterialit

v.

Immaterial,

tardare,

a. impedire, iment, impedia.

ity, s.

Immaturely, ad. prematuramente Immeasurable, a. immensurabile

Impel, gnere

V.

impellere,

spi-

Impend,
bile

v. a.

Immediate,

a.

immediato,

Impenetrable,

soprastare a. impenetra-

Immedicable, . imurabile Immemorial, a. immemorabile

Impenitence, . impenitenza Impenitent, a. impenitente Imperative, a. imperativo Imperceptible, a. impercettibile,

ly,

ad. impercettibil-

mente
mperfect,
ion,
a. imperfetto, imperfezione, -ly. ad, imperft
:

levar gente per forza

Impression,

s.

impresi

Inanition, . inanizione Inanity, J. var.ii Inarticulate, a- indistinto Ttiticial, a. naturale as -much as, conj. poich Inattentive, a. inattento Inattention, s. inattenzione Inaugurate, t'. a. inaugurare,
'on,
.

Inclose,
pir-:,

a.

cnnlciiere,

Inclosure,

T\\e attorniare. closed, s. l'inclusa *. chiudenia

ca
in-

inaugurazione
unfort

Imprint,

V.

a.

improntare,

ly, Inclusive, a. inclusivo, ad- inclusivamente Incogitancy, s. sconsideranza Incogitant, a. inconsiSerato Incognito, ad. incognito, sco-

Incamp,

. n.

accampa

Imprison, v. a. imprigionare, ment, s. imprigionamento Improbability, s. improimbilit Improbable, a. improbabile Improbate, v. a. disajprovare Improbity, s. malvagit Improper, a. improprio, \J. ad. impropriamente, mal a

Incoherency, . incoerenza Incantation, s. incantesi Incoherent, a. sconcordante _ Incapability, *. incapaci Incombustible, a. incombustiIncapable, a incapace Incapacitate, v. a. incapacilare Incapacity, s. incapaci' Incarcerate, v. a. imprigionare '" Incarnate, '

proposito

Inca Incamative unguento

Incommode,
ii

v. a.

incomodare

Incommodious,
fastidioso,

Impropriate, v. a. appropi Impropriety, s. improprit

u.

incomodo,

ly,

ad. incoino-

damenle
,

Improvable,

a.

chi

si

e
profittar

incendiario, di discordie
.

Incommodity, . incomodit Incommunicable, a. incommunicabile,

Improve,

V.

glicramento,

cultura.

Incense, a innasprire Incensory, .

y,

ad. incom-

parabilmente
i

Incompass, ti. a. circondare Incompatible, a. incompati_

Inception, . j Incessant, a.

bile

[libilit
.

Incompatibility,

Improvident,
to,

ly,

a. inconstaer, ad. inconsiderati

Incompensable,
incestuoso

a.

incompaincompen-

mente Imprudence, . imprudenza imprudent, a. imprudente,

ly,

Inch,

un
^

Incompetency, . incompetenza Incompetent, a. incompetente,

incompetentemente Incomplete, a. imperfetto Incompliance of humour, .
ly, ad,

ad. imprudentemente
a.

Impudent,

impudente, sjb
,

impulso.
Incident, a. incidente, ce,
.

Incomposure, . disordine Incomprehensible, a. incomtsibite,

isibilit

Incongruity,
In, pr. in, dentro Inability, . incapacit Inable, v. a. ineapacitare Inaccessible, a.inaccessibi
Incircle, v. Incision, .

meo
a. ine a.
i

Incongruous,

Inconsiderable,

Inaccuracy, . inesattezza Inaccurate, a. inesatto

Inactive, a. indolente, indolenza

il
.

inclemenza
inclinazione

Inadequate,

a. sproporzioi

inclinevole

Inadvertently, ad. inconsideraInalienable, a. inalienabile

Inamoured,
In&nimatei

a.

a.

inamorata inanimata

ad. incottanlementc

IND
Inrontestable,
a,

incontesta-

luontrovertible, a.

Incorporate,

v.

incorporare.

Incorporeal, a. iiiaiyporeo Incorporeity, *. incorpnralit Incorrect, a. incorretto, ly, ad. scorrettamente Incorrigible, a. incorn'gibUe

Incorrupt, a. incorrotto Incorniptibleness, . incorrut

tibilH

Incorruptible,
bile,

a.

ly,

ad.

incorruttiincorruttibil-

Increated,

n. increato
3.

Incredihility,

incredibilit

Incredible, </. incredibile.^ ad. incredibilmente Incredulity, s. incrediditU Incredulous, a. incredulo Ine Increpate, v. riptenden

Incubation, *. incubazione, coIncubus, s. incubo [yatura

Incult, a. incolto, senza coltura

Incumbent, s. Incumber, v.

beneficiato
a.

ance,

inj^ombrare,

s.

ingombro, ostacolo

Incurable

INF
ly, td. . infuUhUit, fullihi/mente Infamous, a. infatne, ly, td.

INS
Infrequent,
.

nfre- Inkindle,

ienomin'wsamenle Jnfamy, s. infmma,

vergogna, vitapeno Infancy, *. infanzia
fana,

catttra dUoiiort,

Infringe, V, a. trasgredire Infuriate, a. a rrattiato, furioso ^ion. Infuse, . a. infondere,

v. n. accendersi Inkle, . nastro di filo Inkling, . indizio, avviso

Infint, s. infante Infinticide, *. infantjcilio Infantile, a. infamile Infantry, s. fanteria Infatuate, r. a. infatuare,
Infect.
V. a.

Inland. . intcriore Inlarge, v. a. aggrandire ' ilay, V. a. intarsiare. Inlaid Ingathering, . ricolta Inlet, . entrata, passaggio lngen;inate, v. a- raddoppiare Ingeniler, v. n. generare Inmate, . pigionale Ingenious, a. ingegnoso, t- osteria, albergo ly,

Ingenuity,

ad. ingegnosamente . destrezza, genio

Ingenuous,

infettare,

ion,

ingenuo,franco, !y, ail. ingenuamente, ness, X. ingenuit

a.

Innocence, . !i Innocent, a. innocente,

tocenletnenle

t'agioso

Infecundity, s slertlU Irifeeble, t>. a. indebolire InfelicitT, s. infelicU Infer, o.a. inferire, significare,
InftHo'r.'a! inferiore, -ity,
j.

Inglorious, a. disonorevole Ingot, . verga d'oro, o d^arIngraft, v. a. inestan [gento Ingrateful, a. ingrato cattivarsi Ingratiate, a. v.

Innocuous, adj.
Ingratitude, . ingratitudine Ingredient, . ingrediente Ingress, . ingresso, entrata

innocer,

Ingulph, ti. a. inghiottire Infernal, a. infernale Inhaliit, V. a. abitare, able, Inferlile, a. sterile, ity, ant, . ibitaute, a. abitabile, infertilit Infest, V. a. infrxtare Inndel, s. infedele, ity, t^ InVialc, ti. inghiottir Paria

Innovation, . innovazio Innovator, . innovatore

cenle,

die

Innumerable,

infedelt Infinite, a. infinito,

Infinity, s. infinit Infirm, a. inferirlo

IrJerency,

inerenza

il

a.

innumerabile,

ly, atl. al infinito

ly, ad.

Inherent, a. inerente Inherit, v. a. ereditare,

ance.

loculatc,

V.

a.

ingemmare

Infirmary,
fermie're Infirmity,
Infix, V.

s.

infermeria,

in-

s.

infermit fissar^

Inhospifality,

inospitalit

Inoculation, vaiaolo. l'annestare a occhio, inoculazione del vainolo Ino<lorous, a. eii2 Inoffensive, a. innocente, ly, ad. innocenteyneiUi

Inflame,

V. a.

infammareu. i,if,um,rwlnle
s.

Infiammane,
gione

Inflammation,

injiamma[toric

Inhumanly, ail. inumanamente InolBcious, a. scortese, incitile, Inhumanity, . inumanit ness, . scortesia, incivilt In&ume, i', ci. sotterrare Inoiniortune, a. incomodo, inInject, i'. a. schizzettare, . infezione

ion,

Inflammatory, a. infiammaIntiate, v. a inf.ar.; gor^fiare

Inflation, s. infiagione Inflect, V. a. tendere, ion,
injle,.
,

Inordinate,
Inorganical,

a.

disordinato,
a.

Inimicai, j. inimichevole Inimitable, a. inimitabile,~ly.

Oil. iriiri.itabilmenle

privato

organi
Inquest,
.

Injoin, V. a. ingiugnere Iniquitous, (I. ingiusto Ini<iuity, . iniquit, neifuizia

Initial, . iniziale. Initial letttr, . lettera maiuscola Initiate, v. a. iniziare, prinei

ricercamento

inftessibi

Inquire
Inquiry,
.

Inflict. V. a. injliggtre, -io . inflizione Influence, . infliieiiza,v. influire, injluere

into, v. a. esayi inchiesta [un

santo nffciv
Injudicious,
a.
.

imprudente

Inquisitive, a. curioso

Influx, . iboccamento di fimi Infold, r. a. costrignere Inforni, l'.a. istruire, informare

Injunction,

ordine

Inroad,

scorreria, incur

Information, . avviso, informazione, istruzione Informer, . delatore fnfbrmous, a. informe

Infraciin. . infrazione Infriuchise, v. a. affrancare,
Injustice,
.

Inrol, v- a. registrare,
.

mei

ily

registramento Ins.ine, a. insano, pazzo,

ingiustizia, torlo

--meni,

s.

franchigia

Ink, . i<if/iiWfri). Ink-hom, . calamaio

Insatiability, . in.,tziiibilii Insatiable, a. insaziubile, ad. insaziabihnunle

Iiucribe,

v.

a.

indirizzare.

INV
!, II. T.

JOG
a. inventare,

IRR
,

intervtnire,

Joggle,

Intestine, a. intestino. Inteatines,

*.

Inventory, v. a. inventariare Inversion, *. inversione

Invert, v. a. inveriere
_

pi. intestini

dimenarsi, mut. agitaztone Join, V. a. giugnere, unire, ery, . er, . lepnaimiliu lavoro di legnaiuolo congiuntamente Jointly, ad. Jointure, s. d-ite. assegnamento
versi,

ing,

V. n.

Inthral,

v. a.

cattivare
i

Joist,

s.

travicello

Inthralment, s. schiavitii Intimacy, s. fratellanza

Joke, . n. burlare, beffare,

Inumate,

a.

inlimo,

v.

a.

Investigate, v. a.

Intimidate, v. a. intimidire,ion, . spavento, jnin.iccia

Intitulalion, . intitolazione Into, pr. in, nel, nello, nella Intolerable, a. intollerabile, ly, ad. intollerabilmente Intoxicate, i'. a. ubbriac

. burla, -elP', scherzo Jolliness, Jollity, . giulivit, allegri 2 Jolly, a. giulivo, giocoso, piaevcle . icoa Jolt, i II. balzare,

Invincible; a. invincibile,
Inviolable, ad. inviolabile, ad. inviolalilmenle
Invisible, a invisibile Invitation, . invitazione

Jollbead, . un sciocco, gonzo, Jonquil, . giunchiglia

Intractable, a. intr< labile

Ij,
ly,

Intrench
Intrepid, a
intrepidit

upon,
intrepido,

Joviai, a. giocondo, giovial .Toumal, gioviale, diano, ist, . giornalista Journey,, viaggio, giornata, v. . viaggiare, man, work, . . lavorante,

ity,

giornata
rlleggrare'. To wislt joy.

Inr

Intricacy,

imbarazzo

Intricate, a. imbrogliato t;. n. in Intrigue, . intrigo, (rigarsi

Joyful, a. gioioso, allegro,U,

.^^^^.^^.^^

Joyous,
Involve,
r.

a. gioioso, allegro
.

Intrinsically,

ad.

intrinsica

a.

inviluppare.^elf, v. r.

Ipecacuanha,

ipecacuana

Involve one's
brogliarsi

im

Introduce, v. a introdurre Introduction, introduzione Introductory, a. preliminare Intrude one's self, v. r. intru Intruder, . usurpatore [din
Intrusion,
.

Involuntary, a. involontario ly, ad. involontariamente Involution, . involgimenti e, v. a. aecostumare, i'. n

Irascible, a. irasribile Ire, . ira, collera Iris, . iride,fioie Ivksome, . rncrescevole Iron, . ferro, a. di ferro.Iron linen, v. n. ripassare.
-

intrusione, usur

Iron-ware,

Iron-plale,

.
.

Jlrro malo. piastra di

. /'
ly,

a. conjidare, deposi-

/erro. Ironmonger,
sepolcrale Inutility, s. inutilit Invulnerable, n. invulnerabil Inwall, v.a circondar di mur

[mina
t.
I.

penetrazione, esaintuitivo, specula-

Ironical, a.

ironico,

ad.

Irony,

ironie,a. ferrugi-

Inwards,
dentro

ad.
a.

ad.ientro,

di

Inward,

interiore,

ly,

ad.

V.

a. invalidare, invalidit

ity,

Inwards,

interno, interiormente. interiora. . pi.

irrational, a. irrazionale, n>, . mancanza di ragione Irreconcileable, <i. iii-ecoiici-

Invaluable, a. inestimahile Invariable, n. invariubile

vHuppar
sensale di cavalli Jocose, a. giocoso, gioviale, ly, ad. giocosamente

Jobber, (stock),
Invasive war,
Invective,
. .

Irrecoverable, a. irreparabile, ad. bly, irrecuperabile,

guerra

d'in-

.lockey.

mezzano

invettiva,

a.

Inveigh,

V.

n. declamare contro

Jocular, a. sciierzoso JociuuHty, . giocondit Jog, I'. a. scuotere, Imlzare.

scossa, crollo.
r. a.

Jog

Irrefragable, a. irrefragildle Irrefutable, a. che non i pu confutare ity, Irregular, a. irregolare, ly, ad. ir. irreiiolaril,

one on,

regolarmente
Irreligion,
.

far ardare avanii

irreigitne

392

KIB
Irreligious, a. irreligioso, y, ad. irreligiosamente Irremediable, a. irr emediabile

Judicatory, s. giudicatura Judicature, s. giustizia

Judicial, a. giudiziale, ad. giudizialmente

ly,

Justly, ad. giustame^ite Justness, *. giustizia, eguit Jut, V. n. sporgere, uscir di

piano

J arrenile, a. giovanile, finciulh

bile.

Juvenility,

s.

nepara
JrrepVeliensili

1-vy, s, ellera,

ardere di gioedera [lent

nier irre'iensibile
Irreproachable,
Irresisi
rt.

[fallo netto di

Irrejiroveable, a. ii-rcprobabile

Juggliii giocolare. ck, s. inganno, ghern

K
KALENDAR,
Kaw,
V. K.
s.

calendario

.soluto,

-ly,

Jugular, a. della gola Juice, *. sugo, succo,

s.

inei
sugo.

cornacchiare

abbondanza di
V.
s.
,.
71.

Juicy, a. sugso

Juke,
"''^''

apjmllaiarsi

Ke'ck'v! sforzarsi di vomitare Keckle, v. vestire una gomena

Julap,
'-

giule!:bn, giulebbe

Ir^!-^r"'r
Irreverent, e. i ly, arf irreveri Irreversible, a. i

Luglio
-.,.

Kedger,
onfon. coufi

s.

mble.

Keel,

s.

carena

ancoretta di

vascello.

callabrighe

-ing,

s.

Keen,

a.

acuto, affilato, aguz-

Irievocable, t.

Jumeiit, giumento

Jump,

s.

V. n. saltare, salto, balzo,

s.

balzare,
er,
.

za,

-V-

of style, acrimonia di
a.

stile

saltatore

Keep,
giubba da donna
s.

V.

guardare, tenere,

Jumps,

custodia, 'guardia'.

To'

Iside, s. gliiacciuolo, gocci ghiaccio pendente

Isinglass, s. cola di pesce, stone, talco
Isle,

gmepra
Junk,*, unal pezzo di gon Junket, s pi. n. far bu
fazione
Jurat, s. giurato Juridical, a. giudiziale Jurisdiction, s. giuridiziow giustizia, tribunale Jurisprudence, t. giurispri

Ke^,
Kell,

s.
*.

er, s.

and Island, s. un' un isolano

*;

isola,

Kelp,

s.

sorta di barile rete delle budetle sale prodotto da pian

a. scoprire

Isosceles,

triangolo isoscele

Ken,

V.

gliuoli, prole, ln the arm), cauterio, v. a. procedere,

cani, eanale

terminare, less,
prole

a.

senza

Kerchief, s. spezie di cuffia Kerchiefed, a. col capo accoi

Isthmus,

istmo

Kern,
vagai

i.

villano,

contadin
,

Italian, a. Italiano Italie, a. italico Itch, s. scabbia, ro^ ', V. a. pizz i"g.

<"
idarire ulorla,

?'<'

spezi,
il

Irlandese.

Kem,
grano

come fa

gianduia
spezie
di

Item,

ad.

item, di pi,

s
gi<"i-

Kersey,

s.

panne
d

Iterate, v. a. ripetere Itinerant, a. ambulante Itinerary, s. itinerario Jubilee, s. giubbileo

grossolano Kestrel, s. gheppio, sorla

ustice,

s.

giustizia.

Lord

Ketch,
Kettle,

s.

tartana
caldaia, calderone.
.

Judaic,

a.

Giudaico

Judaize,

v. a.

Giudaizzare
giudice,
*.

chief Justice, capo giudice Justiciary, s. giudice Justifiable, a. che si pt) giustificare, ~y, ad. con
giustizia ustification, s. giusti fica;.ione Justify, V. n. giustificare
'
"

Kettledrum,
taballo
s.

s.

timpano,

Key,

una

Judge,

s.

sessore,

pensare,

a ment,
v.

un

un as
:

;ans,

chiave. Keys of tastiera d'organo.

J.

giudicare
giudicio

Keyhole,

buco

delie

)iarere, castigo., sentenza

Kibe, a03

s.

pedigncnc

I.AN
Lacker,
'',foca_ capretto, v. n. figli/ire
s. . vernice, quello che innernisce

er,

t.

Kid, *.

Kneel,
Knell, Knife,

Kidder,

uno die compra

trafugare figli.

ing,

v.

frrani per farle rincarare

. .

Kidnap.
noli,

V. a.

n. inginocchiarsi, inginacchioni campana a mortorio coWetfo. Peiiinife, .

.

Lackey, . lacch Laconic, a. laconico Laconism, . laconismo

Lacteal, a. latteo, bianco Lad, . un giovanetto Ladder, . scala

per,
*.

colui che tra-

fila figliuoli
Kidney,
arnione
*.

Knight,
pi. fagiiwli barile,

Kidney -beans,
Kilderkin,
barilotto
/.

cavaliere, . a. creare cavaliere. Knighthood, . cavalleria

Lade,

. a. caricare, ing, . carico, caricamento. y.ill of

mezzo

Knit,

V. a. lui-ora re.

[dire

logore. calzette

Knit
.

annodare,

fitte

itockings, ago. all'

lading, polizza di carico Ladle, . mestola Lady, . signora, dama, ship,

qualit di

dama

Knitter,

uno che lavora Lag,

a. ultimo,
.

ji.

restare

Kiln,

fornace.
a.

Brici-kil'
piegate

calzette all' ago Knob, . nocdtio, fiocco, V. n. annodarsi, by,

a.

r,

Laity,

. i laici, i

ricettacolo di cervo secolari

noderoso

Kiinbo,

curvo,

Knock,
Knoll,

Kin. t. paretiie, congiutito, Kind, o. benigno, cortese,

genere, modo, testo, surte Kindle, ti. a. accendere Kmdly, ad. cortesemente,
ness,
s. bo7il, .

. V. a. picchiare, colpo, picchio. Knocter, .

Lake, . lago Larab, . agnello,

,anie,

kin,

martello di porta

a.

zoppo,

(cf band)

sonare una campana a mcrtorio, cima, sommit [razzo

V. a.

K ine,

Kindred,

amicizia parentado

Knot, . nodo, nocthio, imbaKnottinoss, . ncdosit

Knotty, a. noderoso KnoTrahle, a. che si pub sapere

imperfettamente, ness, . stroppiatura Lament, . a. lamentare. able, a. lamentevole, ably, ad. lamentevolmente, ation,
ly,

ad.

s. pi.
.

vacche

King,

draughts,
fisher,
s.

al un r, rege, dama. King's-

lamento
f.igosto

Know,

alcione,

ing, a.a. sapiente, ledge,

V.

sapere, conoscere,
.

Lammas, . i7 primo Lamp, . lampade.

black,
.

Lamp-

ly,

a.

abilit

Lampoon,
r. a. schiaffeggiare

nero d'elio . a. sa'ireggiare

Knuckle,
Kinsfolks,
. pi,

parenti

Knuckle of
vitella.

Kinsman,
Kirk,
.

un congiunto

Knuckles,

vesU, garetta
.

di
pi.

Kirtle,

chiesa (voce Scozzese) sorta di gonnella

Lancet,

Land,

baciare,

er,

. lancetta . paese, terra, . a. sbarcare. Land-forces, .

quello

che

for-^e terrestri.
.

taglia,
.

imposizione.

. violino di tasca LABE] Kitchen, . cucina die Kitchengarden, . un orto Labia!, a. Kite, . nibbio. Kilt: (paper),

Kit,

Landing,
.

labiale

lady, . oslesa. proprietario, un oste

Land-tax, sbarco. LandLandlord,

.
.

Landed man,
Land.scape,
.

uomo

riccc

Kitten,
galla)

un

gattino,

v. n.

paesaggio

figliare

(parlando

d'una
[l'erba

Knab upon
Knack,
.

grass, v. n. pascer baia, bagalella,

arte, abilit

Knag, Knap,

s.

nodo d'albero,

gy,

[dtz/j

lailavoro, sfirzo Labyrinth, . labirinto

er,

Landwards, ad. verso la terra Lane, . vico, sfilati, rietta Language, . linguaggio Languid, a. languido Languish, . a. languire,

strnga,
to,

(of thread)

ingly,
a.

ad.
.

d'una nuniera

sommit,
at,
v.

cima.

(of

gold) passa- Langior,

Knap

a.

xcoppinre,

Lank,
Lace,
. a.

languore minuto, fiacco,

deli-

acchiappare

allacciare, gkllo-

Knapsack, . bisaccia di snlKnave, . furfante, ribaldo, Lacerate,

at cards, il fante. Knavery, . furfanteria Knavish, a. furbesco, ad. da furfante

. a. lacerai
.

Laceration,

laceraziot
'

Lachrymal, a Lack, . a.
1

luci r,u

male

Lanncr-hawk, . laniere Lanniard, and Lannier, . scotta, quella fune che s'attacca alle vele per mollarle o
diifemlerle

tisogtu), dibatta

Lansquenet,

lonzo

LAT
lanterna. hans. tem-maker, . lantermere, ship's lantem, . fanale Lap, s. i;rimho, falda lapdog, s. un cagnolino
Lantern,

LEA
e up.

LFE
Leagije, . lega, unione [sediti Leaguer, . confederalo, ai' Leak, . apertura per la quale

Laud,
a.

Lap

up,

f. a.

avviluppare

able, . laude, lode, laudevole, ably, arf. ladabilinente

v n. toal'acqua trapela, age, . crepatura, pelare, y, a. che trapela, fesso

Lean,

v. n.

Lapidary, s, lanidario Lapidation, j. lapidazione '--'Lapis-Lazuli,

pietra prezit

-'-

Laudanum, s. laudano Lave, V. a. votare, lavare Lavender, s. lavanda, spiga Laver, s. lavatoio Laugh, V. n riJere. Laug'a

appoggiarsi, posare magro, povero, stesti, a. magretlo,

ness, magrezza Leaning-staff", . bastone per [giatoio appoggiarsi

Lappet, s. falda Lapse, s. errore, colpa, v.

fuggirsene, passarsi

n.

able,
un
s.

at, V. n. burlarti, scierntre, a. risibiln, ridicolo, ex. s. un che ride, ter, s.

riso.

Leaning -stock, . un Leap, V. . saltare, coprire,

appo-

Larboard,
Larceny,

3.

lato

manco <Pun

Laughing-stock,

v.
e.
year,

a. palpitare, balzo. salto,

.

Lao-

battere,

s. furio Larch-tree, s. larice Lard. s. lardo v n. lardare..

zitnbello.To break out scoppiare laughter, into

Canno

bisestile,

er,

d.ille risa

Learn,

er,

s.

di>penu. Lardinggrande, ampio,

li-

Large', a.

berale. At large, ad.

di^tfa-

Lavish, a. prodigo, profuso, ness, i. V. a- prodigare, ly, ad. proprodigalit, [un vascello digatmente i-aunch a ship, v. n. varare

v. a- imparare, inseed, a sapiente, cagnare, edly, ad. dottamente, pace,

Lease,

'.

ffittp,

v. a.

dare in

affitto,

a pigione, spigolare
spigolatore
s.

Laund,

s.

pianura

Leaser,

I^aundress, . lavandaia Laundry, . lu<go da lavare

Leash,

Largess,

Laureate, . i* jieta del re Laureate, a. toronatt. d'alloro Laurei, . alim, lauro

Lav.-,
.

guinzaglio, of hounds, . tre cani aggumzagliati insieme Least a. minimo, pi piccolo. -At least, ad. almeno, al-

U^ge, la giurUprugittsto,

Leather,

Lash,

s.

sferzata, frustata, re,frn.

Lawful, u.

hasi,s.'nna fanciulla Lassitude, s stanchezza ly, and last Last, a. vliimo, of all, arf.u/' Last, V. n. dura

iegittimamente Lawless, a. che non ha legge Lawn, . rensa, pianura

Iv, at.

legittimo,

conoiatore . dressei, neHe. Leathervieller, .

pellicciaio.
.

cuoio.-iLeaUier. di

i^eather-.bottle,
.
.

un

otre,
.

ofro.rLeathem, a. permissione, licenza, congedo, v. a. las-

processo, lite Lawsuit, Lawyer, . avvocato, legista ative. Lax, a. tnolle, debole,
.

di pelle

s.
Latch,

fi

-At

last,

ad.

Lav,

a.

laico, secolare,

Leave,
ciare,

addio,

abbandonare.:\.eavt
omettere, escludere

i'.

a.

out,

V. a.

Lasting,

allafiuc, infine a. durabile

s. r,

lievitare, fermentare

siifuceudo. Latches. s. pi. cordicela di scarpe Late, a. tardo, ultimo, defunto, a,:, tardi Lately, ad. recentemente
Lateral, a. laterale
l'ultim Late Late ward. Lath, . uffcella,
:

rampollo, brocco

,ayman,

un

laico

LechV,". " """0 lascivo

Lazily, ad pigramente Laziness, . pigrizia Lazy, a. pigro, infingardo. Lazy-bone, . utio scioperato Lead, . piornio. Red lead, .

Lecherous, a. lascivo,
"co, Lecliery,

impw

;ly,

ad. lascivamente. . lascivia

Lecture,

zione,

lettura, lezione, er, . leggitore,

v,

coprire d'afficelle

ciuaabra, minio. Le^i, v. piombare Lead, v. a. menare, guidare,

p,
r,

'"^^^

Lathe, . tornione, divisioni insavon a. Lather, v. supon . schiumare,

condurre. Leader, . conduttore, generale d'armata, Leadingcapo d'un partito

gran

libri di

mer-

Latin, a. Latino,
iinismo,

isni, .

Leading-card,
X,elt;
fall
.

strings,

stringhe, nastri. la prima

Lee-shre, . la spiaggia ali* quale d il vento

Leecn,
Leek,
Lesv,

sanguisuga.Uor-

ist, .

Lalinisi
.

leech,
.

Latish, ad. tardetto Latitude, s. latitudine Latten, . latta

foglia, foglio. The

un maniscalco un porro Lcek-pot-

of ths leaf, Caulunno,

tage,
.

zuppa con porri

sguar-

-^j, a. fronzute

Oi:chiata oblic,

LES
jti
I

LIB
piccolo.
*.

To

grow

.esS;

chiegs^areLessee.
feccia, sedintentc iiare I/Ce'tt-ard ship, a. noil va a seconda del vento.
,

J. fl.

conduttore Lf!sen, V. a. impicciolire. Lessen from one's self, ab-

Leeward

tide,

s.

vento
'.

Licentious, a. licenzioso, ad. licenziosamente,

.

ly,

nes's,

dissolutezza
V. a.

teft/*. manco, sinistro. LeftIjanded, a. mancino of mutLeg, s. una fftimha,

Liok,

V. 71. co/o colpo,

leccare. Lick li)), lambire. J.ick, . pic-

una

Lotta

Lioterish, a. ghiotto, leccardo.

legittimo, I-egal, u. itv, s. conformit alle leggi, ly, ad. legalmente I>egalor, s. testatore, donatore Legatee, s. legatario
lecito,

Legateship,

s.

legazione
favole,

blood, v. cavare sangue Let, t. in pedimento, ostacolo Let out, V- a. appigionare Lethargic, a. letargico Lethargy, s. letargia
i

impedire. -Het

Licorice,

tcgolizia, lii]uo-

Legendary

stories,

Letter, s lettera, epistola.Letters patent, patente. Letter of attorney, s. un

zogtia, bugia Lie down, ti. . coricarsi

Lief, ad. volentieri,

a.

Lettered, a. letterato, dotto Lettuce, s lattuga

Legislator, s. legislatore Legislature, s. legislatura

Level,

a.

Legitimaey, Legitimate,

s. legitt7nit

a.

legittimo,

Le

a.

livello, piano, spianare, livellare, -

livello,

livella,

irig,

pensione

. levit,

guard,

Lifeless,

a vita Lifesoldato di guardia. che a. non e

Lift, .

sforzo, v. a. levare, alzare. Shoplifter, . un

Levity,

Levy,

V. a. a.

Lemonade,
Lend,
modare,

s.

limonata

Lewd,

licenzioso,
levare,

incostanza
i.

leva.

ly,

ad.

v. a.
s.

ing,

prestare, acci s. prestati presto, prestilo

^r,

Length,

s. lunghezza, of time, durata del tempo, en, V. a. allungare, accrescere. At length, ad. in jomma. Lengthwise, ad. in

Lexicon"s.''dizUmari""' Liable, a. soggetto, esposto Liar, . UH mentitore, bugiardo Lib, V. castrare Libation, . libazione Libbard, . loepardo. Libbard's-bane, . aconito

. ligamento Ligature, . ligatura. ligame Light, . leggiere, frivolo, incostante, biondo, cUiaro Light, V. a. accendere, far -. ,me.- Light lume, upon, V. n. incontrare Lighten, v.a. alleggerire, sgia-

Ligament,

Lighter,

piana, barca,

di

Light-footed, a. leggiero alla

Lenient,

a. dolcificante

Libel,

Lenitive, . un lenitivo Lenity, *. affabilit, dolcezza

libello, satira, dogiudiciaria, v. a ler, . ;i difdiffamare,

.

manda
Lens, *. lente, cristallo figura simile alla lena Lent, . la quaresima
Lentil,
.
<

famatore,

lous,

Light-headed, Light-hearted,
legro.

a. a.

fuor
.

a.

diffa-

raleggiere.

festoso, alLight-horse, ca Lighthouse,

.
'-

lenticchia Leo, . leone, uno dei dodici tegni del zodiaco. Leonine,

Leopard, . leopardo Leper, . i, /cpi-o.?o. Leprosy,

.

lebbra.

Leprous,
minore,

Liberal, a. liberale, generoso. Liberal arts, arti liberali, ity, . liberalit, ly, ad. liberalmente Libertine, . scapestrato, sviato, ism, . sfrenate! Liberty, . libert, per libero arbitrio inosc

/.la/e Lightly, ad. facil'

leggici ness, . le^^

Ite,

18 head, delirit Lightning, . lampo, baleno Lights, pi. polmoni Lightsome, a. luminoso, allegra Ligneous, a ligneo

a. lebbroso

Less, ad.

meni

.-a.

Libidinous, a lascivo, libidiLibrarian, . bibliotecario Library, . biblioteca, libraria

Like, a.

simile,

bile, credibile,

pari, probav. a.

amate,

gradire

LIQ
Likelihood, s. apparenza Likely, a- verisimile, bello, ben
fatili,

LOA
Liquescence, . liquefatione Liquid, a liquido, ate, v n
liquidare,

ad

probabilmente

Sugar loaf,

un pane di

ity, s. liquidit

Liken,

v. a.

paragonare

Liquor, * liquore Lisp, V. a. scilinguare, balbet-

Liking,

*, scelta,

penio

Lilac, s. ghianda ungienlaria Lily, ,. giglio

Liii

er, tare, scilinguato, ing, balbuzie List, a. arrotare, giostra, of cloth,

.

Loam, . terra grassa, creta Loamy, a. argilloso, pastoso

Loan, . prestito Loathe, v. a. schifare,
borrire,

V.

. /

ing,

abfastidio,

cin.

ascoltare, udire

Limber,

a. ^flessibile,

piegh

Listless, a. infingardo, pigro, -ly, ad. trascuratamente.

Lob, . un villano, balordo Lobby, . un portico Lobe, lobo

Lobster,
LtScal,
. .

gambero
locale,

di
ly,

mare
ad.
lo-

Limbo, . Lime, .
.

limbo, prigione Birdiimi calcina.

lAm, vischio, pania. tree, . /jg^/io. Limekiln,

furnace Limit, . limite, termine,
-

Litany, . litania Literal, a. letterale,

ly,

ad.

Location,

altogagione

Literate, a. letterato, dotto, ure, . letteratuia Litharge, . letargo Lithe, a. pieghevole, flessibile,
-riCi!.,s. flessibilit

gun,
ciiijfp!

rottila,

di
.

capelli.

of

hair,

Lock-

smith, Lock, t'.

Loclter,

a. serrare

Limous,

a. limoso,

fangoso
esse

Limp,

ti.

n.
a.

zoppicare,

ther, a. pigro, tardo Litigant, a. litigante Litigate, V. a. litigare, disputare, ion, . lite, processo Litigious, a. litigioso, ly,

Locket,
Locust,

Lockram,
.

chiavaiuolo con serracolombaia [tura monile, gioiello . tela grossa

locusta

Lodge,

Limpid,

limpido,

chiaro

wnore
Litter,

litigioso
.

loggia, ostello. V. a. alloggiare, -v. n. far tin riparo, ment, . alloggiamento, er, . un pi.

letto,

paglia

solfo

gionale,

ing,

camera.

To
tere

le

bestie,

make
in

lettiga, ventraia. a litter, met-

iscompiglio. Litter, (bring forth) fare calel-

Loft,

Loftily,

granaio [samente ad fieramente, maest-

with fur, soppanait

Liturgy,

liturgia

Loftiness, . fierezza, maest, altezza [elevata Lofty, a. alto, fiero, sublime. Log, . ceppo, toppo Loggerhead, s. un balordo Logicai, a. logicale

Lineament,
Liiion,
.

tela,

biancheria

(made Linen
-

fatezza, linea-

up)
Livelihood,
.

Lo,
facult,
vita,

dr.iiJer,

mercante
I.ing,
.

di tela

Loin,

baccal, tamerice Linger, v. n. tardare, lanlungo, guire, ing, a. tardo, ingly, ad. lenta-

..

. l'arnione. Loins, Loiter, V. n. tardare, . infingardo, ing, .

er,
ne-

. le

LUevrT7%alo. - Livercolour, color di fegato Liverwort, . epatita Livery, . livrea, to wear, portar la livrea. To keep

Loll, V.

!. appoggiarsi. LoU out the tongue, stender la

'0

nelle lingue

I.nfme...,

...

Lining,
cttffia

. fodera, of a d'un cappello

'

Lone, Lcnely, Lcnescme,

a.

Link,

fiaccola,

asinelio
V. a.

di

cati

incatenai

valli d' affitto Livid, a. livido,

Linnet, . fanello Linseed, semenza di lino Lint, s.filaticcio

Lintel,
. listello

Living,

Good
Livor,

ity, livi. benefizio, vitto. living, buona cera

[dezza

Lonesomenesss, . solitudine Long, a. lungo, lento, ad.

molto
tempo. Long

suffer-

Lion, . Hone, leone Lioness, leonessa, lionessc Lip, labbro, orlo Liquefaction, . liquefazion Liquefy, v. a. liquefare

lividezza Lizard, . lucertola Load, . carica, peso ri-Caxtload, . carenata. Load, ti. a. caricare [nete
.

Long, tv desiderare Longanimity, . longanimit Longevity, lunga mia

'.

Longing.,., desiderio

Longinquity, lungo spazio

lontananza,

di

tempo

Loadstone,

calamita,

mag-

LOV
Long-safferiiig, a. paziente Long-winded, a. che ha buon fiato Longwise, ad. pel lungo Lougwort, . angelica Looby, s. un balordo Loof, *. la parte del vento, il

LUM
Lc7ely, a. amabile, ad. ama-

Lump,
cio,

mtiza, pezzo, ing, grosso

.

tnue-

a.

Lover, . amante, amadore, drudo, amaliice Loving, a. amalnle, buono,

Ij, cui

Lumpish,
ness,

a. materiale, petunie,
.

v.

baiordaggine, pas-

Lounge,
Louse,
a.

affettuosamente v. n. impigrirti

Lumpy,

a. massiccio
s.

sopravvento

Loot up, t'. n. serrare il vento Look, V. a. guardare, mirare. Look like, rassomigliare. Look well, ti. n. aver Look upon, buona cent.

. un pidocchio, spidocchiare, -^ily,

Lunacy,

frenesia

ad.

danza

di pidocchi.

Lousy,

Lunatic, a. lunatico Lunation, . lunazione

a. pidocchioso

considerare

Low,

Look,

s. aria, cera, risguardo Looker-on, s. spettatore Looking-glass, . specchio

a. basso, vile, inferiore Low,t.'. a. muggire, mugghiare Lower, v. a. discendere, smi-

Lunch, . pezzo, tozzo Luncheon, . merenda Lungs pi. i polmoni Lungwort, . polmorutria
Lupine,
.

lupino,

sorta
.

di

Loom,
Loon, Loop,
Loose,

. telaio .
.

un

briccone

affibiaglio.

hole, rigiro, sotterfugio

V. a. sciorre,

slegare,

Loop
d'a-

nuire, ablxtssare (of the sky) r. n. coprirsi Lowering look, aria iiicrespata. Lowering weather, tempo coperto Lowermost, a. il piti basso

Lurch,
posta

(at

cards)

Lower,

one, I', a guadagnar il marcio. Lurch, (leave in the) ab

doppia

Lurch

marcio,

Loose
Loosen

liver,

danaro

Lowing,

muggito

:ciogaere railent
a. lassativo

Liviiness, . umilt Lowly, o. umile

ento.

Loosening,

Lop,
.

V. a. stralciare,

polare

Loquacious,
cicaleria

a. loquace,

ness,

picciolezza, di mente, Low-spiiited, dea Loja!, fedele, ad. lealnunte, lealt

Lowness,
spirits,

bandonare Lurcher, (dog) . un bassetto Lurching. . insidia Lure, . esca, allettartunto Lurid, a. livido, pallido Lurk, V. n. appiattarsi of Lurking-place, . nascondiglio
Luscious, a. dolce, melato, delizioso,
^ness, . dolcezza coticupitcenza, a. n.

vilt

pressione.

Lust,

a. leale,

ly,

ty, .

Lustful, a. impudico,

Loquacity,

Lord,
nor,
1'.

loquacit, cicalio of the ma. signore,

.

feudatario. Lord, a. signoreggiare. Lordlike, da gran signore. Lordliness, . alterigia.

a.

Lozenge, . pastiglia Lubber, facchino, poltrone Lubricate, v. a assonare

Lubricity,
.

impudicamente,

ness,

^ly,

ad.
in-

lascivia, leggie-

Lucid, a. lucido, lucente,

.

^ity,

Lordly, a. altiero, signorile. Lordship, . signoria, ee-

chiarezza

Luck,

cellenza

. caso, fortuna, less, a. sfortunato, ily, ad. per

Lustily, ad. vigorosanjeate Lustiness, . vigore, fiirxa Lustrai, a. lustrale Lustration, lustrazione Lustre, . lustro Lustring, . lustrino

Lorimer,

. artefice che fa briglie, sproni e simili strumenti pe" eavalli Lose, V- a. perdere, scordare.

fortuna

[turato
ax

Lucky, a. fortunato,

Lucre, . lucro, profitto Lucubrate, v. a. studiare di

notte,

ion,

. veglia,

studio

Lusty, a. robusto, forte Lutanist, . suonator di liuto Lute, liuto Lutestring, . corda di liuto Lut_, . Luther; Il Luterani'
.?

Loser, . perditore Losings, pi perdite Loss, . perdita, danne Lot, . sorte, porzione
Lote-tree,
. loto

notturno

Luculent, a. luminoso, chiar Ludicrous, a. burlesco, piai

role, ly, ad. piacevolment li. a. tirare, . la punta deir orecchio Luggage, . arnese, bagaglii Lugubrious, a. lugulire

Lutherans,

pi.

Luterani

Lug,

Lutulent-, a. fangoso Luxate, v. a. dislogare,

v.

Loth, a. avverso Lotion, . lozione

J.otterj-, . lotto

Luxuriance, . abbondanza Luxuriant, a. frtilc, grost

Luxuriate,
fertile

Loudj'a.

allo, forte, grande, ad. forte, ly, ad. ad alta voce, ness, . forza,

Lukewarm,
ferente,

a.

^ness, .

tepido, indiftepidezza,

lano, sopr abbondatile v. n. esst e tropp

a. lussurioso, ly, a. lusso forte,

strepito

freddezza Lull asleep, v. a, addormenLull, V. a. ninnare, accare Lumber, . masserizie

Luxurious,
ness,
.

Love,
nare,

V.

a.

amare,

affilio-

s. amore

Lo^d-

letter, . episkilella amoroscr viovejjly, ad. amabilmente,

Luxury,
volutt

j.

russo,

superfluit,

.,

acii,

grazia, bellezza

Luminary, Luminous,

luminare
luminoso, lucente

a.

Lye,

bucato,

bugia,

l3ogna ~

MAG
JLye, or lie, v. n. giacere,

MAK
much Make
Magi, . pi. magi Magical, a. magico, ly, ad. mugicamente Magician, s. uno stregone Magic, !. magia, a. magico

MAN
of.
off,

al

alloggiare, dimorare. Lye-in, partorire. Ly^ :letto,

le,

Blake after

seguitare.

wait, star in agguato I,yingin, . parto Lying, s. bugia, mensogna

Make,
Maker,
.

Xyncean,
vista

a.

linceo,

d'actt

Maker

facitore (peace), . conciliatore

Lynx,

s.

lince, Inpo cerviero

Magisterial,
trate,

. fiero,
.

ly, ad.

magisda maestro
magistrato.

Mal-administration, . malprocedere, catUra condotta Malady, . malattia

Jlalapert^
a.

lirico.^Lyric poet, s. poe

Magistracy,

sfrontato,

!y.

M
lyTACARONI, s. maccheroni,
Uracaronic, a maccheronico Jlacaroon, s. sorta di biscottini

Magistrate, . un magistrato Magnanimity, . magnanimit Male, . i7 maschio Magnanimous, a. magnanimo, Malecontent, . malcontento

ly,

ad. coraggiosamento
.

Magnet,

magnete,

ica3,

a.

Mace,

s.

mazza,

bearer,

s.

Magnificence, . magnificenza Magnificent, a. magnificente, -ly, ad. magnificamente IWagnify. v. a. aggrandire IMagnitude, . grandezza Magpie, . gazza, pica

Malediction, . maledizione Malefactor, . malfattore Malefic, a. malfacente Malevolence, malizia Bfalevolent, a. maligno, tn

Malice, . malizia, animosit. Malicious, a. malizioso, invidioso,

Mahometan,

Maomettano

mente,

ad. maliziosaness, malignit

ly,
.

Mace

Macerate,

(spce), s. mace, macis v, inzuppare. a.

Maid,

ciulla.

serva

Maid
.

pesce di mare, fan- servant, . Chamber-maid, ca-

Malignancy, . malignit Malignant, a. maligno, nocivo

Malignity, . malei'olenza Mail, . maglio, martello Mallard, . anitra saioatica Malleable, a. malleabile,
. qualit di eio malleabile

Machinate,
e,

t;.

a. macchinare,
s.

Maiden,

ragazza,

zittella

or,
s.

macchina-

Jlaiflenhead, . virginit IMaidenly, a. virginale

ity,

cb'

tore

macchina, ery, . uso delle macchine Machiner, macchinatore Machinist, s. macchinista Macilent, a. macilente, magro Mackerel, s. sgom'bro
(spoti, s. macula Maculate, v. a. m.acchiare,

Machine,

Maidenly, ad. modestamente Majestic', a. maestoso, grande,

Mallet,

maglio
.

M ajestically,
Majesty,
.

sublime

ad.

malva maeitosa- Malmsey, . malvagia

Mallows,
Malt, . orzo per farne dellt birra.- Malt, skin, . n

maest, elevazione,

Macula

Mail,

maglia, valigia.

/omo.

Malt -mi
. . pi.

11,

.
.

un

mulinello. Maltsier,
Malversation,

mer-

maculare Macule, s. foglio guasto

prcvarica-

Mad,

a.

matto,

insensato, atrabiato, giocoso, allegro.

.

Mad-cap,

uno

stordito.

Main,

Mad
cio.

fit,

ghiribizzo, capricMadhouse, . spedale

Mad, V. a. fare arrabiare Madam, . madama, signora

Madder, . robbia Madefy, v. a. bagnare Madly, ad. pazzamente Madman, . un matto, pazzo Madness, . collera, furia, pazzia, rabbia

principale. Maia la gran guardia. :\rain sea, mare, continente, Main land, ad. principalmente Alainprise, a. mallevare, mallevadore Maintain, a. mantenere.
a.

Mammocks,

frammenti.

guard,

Mammon, .
Man,
.

ricchezze

l'alto
il

uomo.

-Mar
nave
tlan,
V.

Man-servant,
-.Man

ly,

da
a.

guern
.

v.

slaughter,

omiciaio fornire d'uomini.

v.

dere
.

Maintain a cause, difenuna causa, able, a.

difensore,

protettore

di

Manage,
vallo

maneggio,

manegfiiare.

v.

Manage

Madrigal,

madrigale, ma-

Maintenance,
tenimento

. difesa,

man-

Magazihe.

daco, stanza dove

magazzino, fonsi ripongon

Major,
.

un maggiore,

ity,

maggiorit, pluralit. Urajorship, . mag-;

Manage one, governare alcuno, able, a. trattabile, ment, maneggio.

.

rettore

Maggot,
thione,

vermicello, cac(whim) capriccio,

Mar

ervj

condotta,

MAN
Manenet, t. pan biiffM Mandatary, . mandatario Mandate, . mandalo, ordini Mandible, . matcella,
mangiativo

Manufacture,

s.

v. a. fabbricare, er, s. manifattore, ing, fabbrica

Manumission,

liberazione da
liberare
di

Jlarrow, . mi</o//<i. Marrowbone, . Oio midolioso

(heigh

Mandrake,

t.

Mane,
Manes,

*.

crine,

*. le

mandragola chioma anime dei morti

Manumit,
terra,

i;.

a.

Manurable, a. da coltivare Manure, t;. a. concimare

marry)

ad.

vera-

llaniul, a. bravo, genero ly, ad. valorosamente,

la

s,

Manuscript,

concime, letame . manoscritto

Jfarsh,

palude, laguna
.

Marshal,

maresciallo,

v. a.

Many,
Manly,
flange,
a.
*.

coraggioso scabbia di cane

Many

a. m-^lti,

gran numero.
ad.
spesse

times,

Manger,
Mangle,

s.

mangiatoia
s.

Marshy, a. paludoso Mart, s. fiera Marten, or Martem,

IVIartialist, .

lar-

Manginess,

prurito

v. a.

sbranai,

sir:

^lai.

Mangy, a. Manhood,
Mana,
s.

scabbioso

coraggio mania, pazzia

*.

virilit,

Marauder,", soldato che va predare Sfarauding, . scorreria Marble, marmo. Marbles,

guerriero Martial, a. marziale. Courtmartial, consiglio di gu-

Martingal,

martingalla

gere a foggia di marmo Marcasite, s. marcassita March, . Marzo, of soldiers, marcia, March, v. a. marciare. March off", pie-

tnartirio, tirologio

ology,
a,

mar.

Manifold,

a. vari,

molti

<e(ie. Marches, frontiere

gar

le

Marvel,

v. n.

maravigliarsi,

Alaniple, s. manipolo Mankiller. *. assassino Mankind, s. il genere umane

Marchioness,

marchesa
orlo, Marginai

Marvellous,

Marchpane, . marzapane Mare, s. cavalla, giumenta

Margin,
al, a.
.

maravishoto,
maravi'gliosa-

ly,

ad.
a.

Manliness,

s.

aspetto

maschi

rtiargine,

Masculine,

mascolino

Manly,

a. maschile, maschio, coraggioso, prode

marginale.

Mash,
lare,

Msisk,

Mar
ccslun

mescHglio mascherare, . maschera, pretesto, colore,

.

V.

V.

a. stiacciare, mescoa.

Marine, a. marii Mariner, . ma compass, bussola Marjoram, . marjorana

Maritai, a. maritale

la

er, .

una maschera
nuratore,

Mason,

^ry,

s.

fabbricn

Masquec.de,

Mannikiu, . omacciuolo Manor, . feudo, signoria,

dere. villa signorile

Mas

io,

la
a.
.

Maritime,

a.

marittimo

Mark,

v. a.
.

marcare

Mark

Massacre,
uccidere, IHassiness,

Mansion,

soggiorno, dirm

ing,

strage,

r.

macello

Mark,
]Wanslaughter,
.

marca, segno, tur.

omicidio

Mansuetude,
]\Iantelet,
.

mansuetudine

maniellctto mantello, manto, (for a child) mantellina, vaglinola Mantle, v. a. stendere Cali, fare una pccola spuma

Marker, Market,
price,

segnatore

Massiteness, gravezza, solidit Massive, a. massiccio

alb<:ro
.

.
.

Mantle,

prezzo corrente. Market- town, . bur go, able, a. buono, ben condi-

mercato. Market- Mast, . Master,

zionato.

Market-house,

maestro, li. a. sormontare, raffrenare, goly, ad. da maesvernare. Masterpiece, . capo tro.

mercato, piazza

d'opera.

mae/ria. Mastery, . magMantua, . manto da donna. Marksman, . uno che tira bene al seguo gioranza. To get the masMantua-maker, . sarta Mari, . marga, marna, v. a. tery of, venire a fine da donna Signconcimare. Manual, a. manuale. Marl-pits, . Masticatory, a. masticatorio MaMaslich, . mtistico, mastice. manual, segnatura. Marmalade, . cotognata Marmoset, . mascherone Jlanuduction, . guida, ice- Marquis, . marchese. Mar-

Mas\ership,

quisace,

marchesato.
.

di

ManufarJure, Manufactory,

Marquisship,

qualit

MAV
matrimonio.
assortire,
vnle,
bile

MED
v. a.

Match,
accoppiare,
u.

MtBse

I.

laberinto,

ttupore,

gi-

:^lia

Mead,
less,

s.

idromele

iitcutnpara-

Mate,

of a ship, s. compagno, solcopadrone di nave Mate, V. a. pareggiare, stupire..

7naferiale. Maity, s. s. materiali, mcierialit, y, ad. mntea.

]Meadow, . prato Meagre, a. magro, sientiafo, ness ly, ad magramente,

Mediation, . mediazione Mediator, IMediairix, . medi-

Medicable,
. farina, un pasto. Mealy, a. farinoso Sleal-mouthed, a. contegnoso

a.

che

si

pu

Jleal,

Material,
terials,

guarire Medical, a. medicale Medicament, . medicamento.

basso,

vile

-,

ad.

frattanto

Jlaternal, o. maternale\ Ulatliematical, a. matematico,

ilean, v. a. intendere, disegnai

Medication, . medicazione Medicinal, a medicinale Medicine, . medicina, medicaMediocrity, . mediocrit Meditate, t'. a. meditare, pre

!y,

ad. matematicamente
s.
s.

]\Iathematician,

Mathematics,
Matins,

pi-

matematico matetna-

IMatrice,

. mattutino s. matrice Matriculate, v a. matricolare, ion, i il matricolare Matrimonial, a matriinoniale

means, ad. per forza. By fair means, colla

toul

By

Meditation, . meditazione Meditative, a. meditante Mediterranean, . it Meditrr-

Meanders, . giri, rigiri Meandrous, a. pien di rigiri Meaning, . intenzione, senso,

Medium,
Medlar,

significazione.

well-

. me-'.:o. spediente, mediocrit, invenzione tree, . . nespola,

mcanine man, uomo di buona

fede

Medley,
riimente,

mescuglio,
.

confu-

Meanly, ad.
Meanness,
IMattery, a. marcioso
.

medi-

Medley
bassezza,
a.

colour,

color mei-

medisi

Medullary,

Measles.

. rosellia

Mattock,
Mattress,

s.

s.

zappa, marra materasso

Measurable,

che

pu

Meed, Meek,

midolla guiderdone, merito

a. della

a.

ly,

ad

mansueti!, trattabile, affabilmente, util-

Mature,
ad.

v. a.

maturare,

maturametite, maturit

Maudlin, a. cotto, *. cupaMaul, J', a. tartassare, battere,

ly, ity. s.

land,

livellare.

pleasure,
tjualche

[turio

ludt

modo.
rincontrare.
r of land,
V.

tnto,

radunarsi,

'^leet witli, ing,

.
ly, aiJ.

Mai

borbottare.
s.

agri-,

Maundy Thursday,
Mausoleum,

il

Ci-

Maw.
Mai

. lo

s. mausoleo stomaco de'le bestie

Measuring, . misuramento Meat, . carne, nutrimei Roast meat, dell' ro/o. Boiled meat, . dell'

idoneit,
.

addotta-

Megrim,

migrana

Melancholic, a. malinconico Melancholily, ad. malinconica-

tvegtiato,

ness,
massima

evale,
s.

Meat

(for

fowls,

&c.),

cibo,

insipt-

nfet-

Maxillary,

a. mascella^

Maxim, May, s.

s.

il mese di Maggio May-day, s. il primo g' di Maggio. Maypol(

Mechanics,
.

Melancholy, . un malinconico, malinconia Melioration, . miglioramento Meliorate, v. a. migliorare Mellifluent, a. mellifluo

un maio

.Alaybug,

Mechanism,
Medal,
.

meccanica meccanismo

Mellow,

medaglia,
.

V.

a.

maturo, maturare, ness,

a.

moUe,
.

lie,

a.

U
much
si

Melodious,
defect,

may pu. It may

as

potere be, tanto

be, pui

Medallion,
Medallist,

medaglione
dilet-

ness,

melodioso, a. ly, ad. melodia,

medaglista, tante di medaglie

.

Melody,

inelodia

MER
tore.
. Melting-house, fi>-id^W..OIeltinglanfuage, lusinghe
s.

MET
Mercurial,
a.

MIL
..letheglin, , idromele .Methinks, v. imp. mi pare -Method, . metodo, mattierae via. To follow a rieht method, 7neltere le cos, in

mercuriale.

Mercury,

mercurio, argento

Sfember,

tnemro

Membraneous, a. membrancto Membrane, * membrana

memoriIMeraorative, a. mcmoralivo Jlemorably, (id. memorabiU
Jfemoirs,
.

Mercy,

misericordia, grazia.

Mere. IT.

a.
a-'.,

puro, franco, vero,

puraraf.ite meretricio, a.

Methodical, a. metodico,

ly.

Mcrttricious, puttanesco

Metho<Uz

a.

ordini

Meridian, a. meridiano, linea tneridiana IMeridional, a. meridionale

^leioiiymical, a. metonimico Metoposoopy, . metnposcofiia Metre, , tnetru, ical, a. meletropolis, , metropoli

Meritorious, a. meritorio, ad. meritevolmente Merlin, . smeriglio

ly,

Metropolitan,

ship,

, metropolitano, arcivescovado

Mettle,

vivacit, foga, co-

Menace, v. a. minacciare Menaces, *. pi. minacele Menacer, s. minacciatore Menagery, *. menageria,

Mermaid,

sirena

Merrily, ad. allegramente

coraggioso, vivace, foscoso

Merrymake,
t

s.

festa

Mew,
.

Merriment,
giamento

. galloria, festeg-

Mend,

t'.

a.

riparare.

Mend

Merry,

a.

allegro, feUevole,

miagolare, mudare. Mew up, rinchiudere, gabbiano. Mewing, muda,of a cat, miagolare
v. a. j. a.
.
il

clothes

V. a.

raccomodare

Mender,

uomo
(clothes),
*.

gioviale.

Mending
Mendicant,
Menial,

metidicanie

drew. . bi'ffone. making, . allegria Merry-thought, . osso forcuto

del petto d'un pollo

Mrry-an Merry-

d'un gatto Mezzotinto,

mezzatinta

Miasm,

miasma

Mice, , sorci Michaelmas, , la festa di San

Buchete

JVIendicity, s. mendicit
a. domeslico.

Menial
di

Menstrual,

a. mettruale
s.

Mersion, . immersio Meseraic, a. tneseraii Mesentery,

Microcosm,
Microscope,

microcosmo

Mid,

a.

. microscopio mezzo. Mid-day,

Menstruum,

mestruo

Mesh,
Mess,

. i.

naglia

mezzogiorno

]Uens)irabi!ity, t. qualit cosa che si jnib misurare

Mensurate, v. a. misurare Mensuration, t. misuramento Mental, a. mentale, ly, ad.

Zina, ther, . a. mangiare insieme

Middle, , p zano, pUtanza.Mess togevivanda,

.

Message,

messaggio,

am-

mezzo. a. mezing, a. mediocre Midland, a. mediterraneo Midlent, met della . la

il

Messenger,

. il

Mention,

s.

menzione,
s.

v.

a.

Messial,

mentovare, --ing,
Mercantile,
a.
s.

men-

Messmate,

messaggiero Messia compagno mari-

Midnight,
Midriff,
.

mezza notte diaframma

Midst,

mezzo,

pr. fra,

nel

mercantile
I

Mercatura, Mercenary,

commercio a. mercenario Mercenariiess, * venalit

Messuage, . casa con campi Metage, . tnisuramenio di

. metallo Metallic, Metalline, a. metal-

'

Jletal.

Midwinter,
Jlerchandise,

t.

il

mezzo

dd

s.

mercanzia,

v. a.

trafficare,

ing,

*. il

traffico

Slerchant, . mercatante. Merchant-ship, s. vascello able. a. ben conmercante,

Mien, . aspetto, aria, cera ily, ad. Might, . potere,

netaforii

Mighty,
.

a. potente,

ad.

Merchanl-Uke, dizionato. a. merccuitesco misericordioso, Merciful, a. compassionevolIt, ad-

Metaphra MeUphysics,

pi.

la

Migration,

migrazione

Milchcow,

UH
Metempsychosis, Meteor, , meteora Meter, , misuratore Metewand, Meteyard,
1

. vacca lattante, minchione, uno sciocco

Mild,
[c

miseri-

a. dolce, pacifico, indully, ad. mitemente, gente, ness, . dolcezza, lenit

t,

Mildew,

golpe

402

MIS
Milfoil,
t.

MIS

mille foglie

militant, a. militante Military, a. militare

JWilitia, *. milizia

Minor, . pi giovane, mi- Mischief one. v. a. fare del nore. Minors, . pi. frati minori. Minonty, . mino- Mischievous, a. maligno, per-

aiilk, *. ^ncre.

a. Milk-maid,
latte,
V.

*. *.

/aia. Milk-sop.
c.

MinotP.ur, . minotauro Minster, . chiesa, monasterio Minstrel, . suonator di violino

della
a.

dardo, bietolone. Milkiness,

qualit

che

tiene

Mint,

V. a.

monetare,

.
.

zecca,

Misconceived, a. /,i?o Misconduct, . cattiva condotta

7iatiira del

/oe. Milky,

menta. Wild mint,

men-

latteo

Miscon lecture,

falsa

con-

Mill. s. ?ni-/''no.-Hand-mill, Paper-mill, s. mutinello. cartieraW'iiid-mill, n;u-

M inter,
Minuet, Minute,

gettura, v.
.
.

a.

fare false con-

zecchiere

getture

minuetto . un minuto,
abbozzare.

Misconstrue, v. a. interpretare

miMiscount,
I',

Mill, V. a. macinare Blill-dam, 3. chiusa di mulino Millenarian, *. millenario Millepedes, *. porcellino terMiller, . mugiao Miller's thumb, a. capitone Millet, s. miglio Milliner, *. ynerciaa Million, . millione Millstone, . macine da mulino

11.

a.

book, . un foglio, ly, ad. minuto, ness. . picciolezsa

Minute

a. sbagliare,

ing,

Jinx,

sfacciatella
a.

Miscreance, . miscredenza Miscreant, . un miscredente,

infedele

Miracle, . miracolo Miraculous,

ly,
[ire, s.

miracoloso,

Jlisdeed,

s. fallo,

misfatto
self, v. r.

ad, miracolosamente

Misdeem,

v.

n.farc torto

fango, limo

Misdemean

Mirifical, a. nuiraviglioso Mirror, . specchio, modello, I\f irth, . allegria [esernpio

one's condursi male

.

Misdemeanour,
Misdoubt,
r, .

fallo,

er-

Milt,

3.

*. latte

Mimic, mimo,

la milza, fishes, de' pesci V. a. contraffare,r^, s. b buffone,

of

Miry,

a. fangoso,

melmoso
.

v. a.

dubitar mal a
taccagno.

Misacceptatioii, costruzione

cattiva

misero,
a.

Misadventure,

accidente.

Miserable,

spilorcio,

Misadvise, v. a. mal avvisare nthrope or P.Iisanthrcpist,

o,
Misery,

miserabile,

ly,

sorad.

Minced meat,
Mincmg,
Mind,
s.

s.

manica-

Misanthrop.,

Mindful, a. diligente. ness, cura, attennione. lU-minddesiderio, volont,

a. affettato spirito, mente, vogliati. a. bas.

. misantropia Misapplication, . distrazione Misapply, V. a. applicar male

miseria, disgrazia.

Misapprehend,

v. a.
.

intendere

dare, rijlettere

Misgive, V. a. temere Misgiving, . pressentimento

Misapprehension,

mal aomale
'
"
'

ed, a.

mal
a.

disposto. ~-We\h
affetto

minded, ben
Mindless,

trascurante

Mine, V. a. minare Miner, a. minatore

Minerai,

Mingle,

s. minerale, ist, mineralista, persona che intende di minerali V. a. mischiare, miscuglio, mise/danza

.
'

Misguide, V. a. smarrire IMishap, . sventura, disgraz, comportarsi Blishappen, v. n. intravin, ^ male Misbehaviour, . cattivo porta- Blishear, v. a. frantendere Mish-mash, . garbuglio, mento Misbelief, . miscredenza Misbeliever, . miscredente Blisinformation, . caiiix-a i Miscalculate, v. a. sbagliare Misinfonn, v. a. informa
iTsbcome, V. a. disconvenire Blisbegot, a. bastardo

Misbehave,

v.

n.

Mmjature,

miniatura
Miscarry,
v. n. sconciarsi, iifragare, perdersi, perire, _ _. ^^ cattivo

]\Iisjudge, v. a. giudicare

male
se-

Mislead,
a, di ministro Ministration, . di mintterio,

v. a.

smarrire,

Miscellaneous, a. mescolalo

durre,

er, . seduttore
v. a.

Mismanage,
Mischance,
.

m.aneggtart

amministrazione Ministry, . ministero Minium, . minio [pesce) Alinnow, . ghioz^, (sorta di

disgrazia,

dii

neggio

Mismatch,

v. a. appai enta,> male, assoriir male

MOI
Mitred,
a.

MON

Moisten, i-. n. umeUare Moistness, Moisture, t. unadezza, umidit, of plantt sugo delle piante
.

mitrato

dare in prigione

Mix,
,

V. a. mischiare, ing, t mii metcolarsi,

Mole,

*.

talpa
s.

Mole-catcher,
Molehill,
fatto
,

cacciaiar

it

t'.

a. fare errori nella

a.

deprezzare.

mento, miscuglio Mixture, t. mischianza Mixtlv, ad. confutamenti

s.

mil

da una talpa
s.

MizzeI\nsprisl^n,
s.

^'

Moletrap,
dere
le

ordegno per preti-

talpe

negligi
v.
<

Blisproportion,

trinchetto

Mizzle, V. 71. sp Mizzling-raln, zaglia

a.

Mole Mole

(fence),

Molest,

. molo, riparo (on the skin), *. neo V. a. molestare, in-

Jlisquote,

V.

citare

Moan,
tarsi,

V. n.
t.

gem
gemii

lestia,

noia,

ing,

mo-

MoUient,
:

Moat,

s.

festuca, a
acconciati

Misremember,

Mob,

i.

lazzo,folUi,-v.a

a. emolliente Mollification, j moUificationt Mollificative, a. mollificatwo Mollify, v.a. mollificare, aling, *. leviare, pacificare,

tumultuare a. canag Mobile, J. mnbik;

Mobbish,

mollificcmento Molosses, or Molasse, ./oiiaigliuoli di zucchero

mancare,

fallire,

lattare,

Mock,

plebe, mobilit r. n

Moment,
aiUe

momento, peso,

mportanza,

ary,

a.

ca-

nai e.
ti.

3\Iock-king,
.

Mh&aU

s.

messale
a. disfigurar

.Misshape,

Mock-praise,

zimbello
bur.

Mommery,

. btiffionerta

Mocker, . beffatore Mockery, . scherno,

Mocking-stock, Mockingly, a

Monachal, a. monacale Monachism, . monachismo.

schernevol-

Monarch,

^ical; monarca, rchico, monarcale

.

Mode,
Model,
rappresentare fai,.

modo, fattura modello, piano, v. a.

Monarchy,

monarchia

modellare

Moderate,

a.

far una eou,

v. a a- moderato, Iv, ad. medermoderare, tamente, ion. . modera

Monastery,. mOKa<erto ]\ronasterial,a. monastico Monastic, a. monastico

Money,'
.

danaro,

moneta-

danari contanti mo Moneyed, a. danaroso Moneyer,. monetiere demo eyless, a. senza danari ly, ad modesto, a. Modest, diffidenza, fili, a. diffidente Monger, . un mercatante modettamente ing, . sconfiilenza Mongrel, . un mulatto Jlodesty, . modestia, pudore Misty, a. nebbioso Mongrel dog. . cane procreato Misunderstand, ti a. intendereda due di diversa specie Modicum, . un boccone male, ing, . di' Monition, . ammonizione tratta- fllodificalion, . modificazione Misusage, . citt ammonitore Modify, ti. a. modificare, ing, Monitory, a. monitorio s. modificazione CUI'!/ ..u.-, . monaco. Monketj, Monk, modiglione a. abusare, SfodiUon, .

Moderator, . Modem, a. moderno Modernize, v. a. rendere

moderatore

ine, "

vii-

'

IModish, a. alla

moda

IModulaUon.
IM odule.

modulazione
di
peli di

6. monachismo Monkey, . scimia,

Miti

gorgoglione,

'

bertuccia.
.

Monkey-trick,
a.
life,

buffib'

Mohaii
I

panno

Mithridate, . milridate Mitigate, 1-. a. mitigare, rad

d-ilcire,

nello
-

Monkish,
cale

monai

ion,

tnitigasione,
I

Monkish

mona

Mitre,

rzddoldmcHto . mitra

Jlonochord, mo Jlonoframy, nwnogi

MOR
A'onomachy,
3Ionopolist,
i.

MOU
ly, ad.

MUL
Mouldv,
Moult,"
i'.

duello

mortalmente, gravts.

s.

monopolista

a. miijjlito n. mudate
..

Monopolize, v. n. incettare Monopoly, s. monopolio

Mortar,

mortaio,
s.

-s.

cal-

Moulter,

cina, rinallo

Mound, s
ipoteca, pegno,

anitrino i< argine, ripi

Monosv liable,
Monotony,
Monsoon",
s.

s.

monosillaba

Alortgage,

Mount,

j.

m.iite,

man

..

monotonia monsone

gagee,

s.

ipoteca. quello che

quello che ha .'Mortgager, ha ipotecato

.

un
s.

Mortification,

mortific

Month,
ogni
I

s.

u
i.

;,

-'y.

'

Mortify, V. amortificai reprimere, affliggere

Monument,

J.Iood, s. umore,

modo Moody, a. fantastico Moon,. /a /una Full-moon,

plenilunio. Moonlight, s. chiaro di luna. Moonshiny

Mourner, t, piagnone Mournful, a. dolente, lugubre, ly, ad dogliosamente

Mourning,

"--'
md),

*.

Mourning
.

lutto, duolo, af(sclutti

no

Moor,
Moor. Moot,

s.

palude, pantano, un

Mortuary, *. legato Mosaic, a. Mosaico Wosque, *. moschea, mescliita

iness,
s.

Mot
Jlousetra
*.

ioDorghxr una trap(an herb),

bacca.
a.
i

V. a. gettare

fane
lef;ge,

lanugine

peioseua
s.

disputare

di qualch.

Mossy, a. copcfto di musco Most, ad. il pi, le piti.

Mouth,
fu!,

Mouth,

materia legale

Mop, s. spazzatolo, smorjie Mope, s. un minchione,

]\Io"ppet, s.J\,ntc orale,

Most of
.Mostic
;\[osti>
'

Most learned,

J.

all, a.

dottissimo. principal-

mouthea,
s

maldicente,
boccata.
to

I't-

-less.

appoggiamano

from hand

mouth,

vere ulla giornata. He th.it

s.

Mot
-

Mor

Moth,

nfoss. tignnolu, tallo

r. a.

moralixznre,

Mother, s. mailre, a. natnlt -Motherhood, . matcrnit

ly, ad.
s. pi.

Mow,

sends mouths sends meat, Iddio proveJc a tutti mucchio,

s

bica di fieno,

-y.n.fareitgrugno.svgare.

-IMotherless, a. senza n

moralmente. Mora\s,
la

morale

Ve. Motherlv, Motion, . movimi

immobile
a.

Mower, . segatore, mietitore Mowing, s. segamento Much, ad molta To make

much
less, a.

of,

far gran stima J

Mueilage,

Mordicant, Mordacity,
JVlore,

mordente s. mordacit aj. piu JMore

a.

Motii-e, a. viotivo

Motley,

maculato.
s.

Motchiaz-

mucilagine, s, inous, a. mucilaginoto

and

ley-colour,

color

Muck

hill.

more, un' altra volta Slorel, s, morella Moreover, ad.

oltre

cii

Morning,

s.

mattina.

5Iom-

ove, r. a. muovere, toccare

ing star, /,,c7j>ra. Morning

inger, provocare, irritare, -

gown, vesta da camera Morose, a. fantnsti

fantasticaggii

Mover, *. movitore Moving, a persuasivo, pn'ite, ly, ed. IH modo

Muddv,
dato.
I \

Muddy

a.

fangoso, intorbilook,

cera

^lorris-dance,

Mould,
ra,

s.

modello,
a.

forma,

brusca

V.
n.

gettare, for

lirmuffatP
s.

dopo domali

Moulder, v
re,

consumarsi,

ridursi in poiing, s.

Moldi^'ess,
^loa\ri^,
s.

s"mu^a
foggia, imposta

manicotto Muffle, V. a. camuJTare, imbavagliare Muffler, s. benda di tels pel JVIug, *. brocca [mento Muggy, a. coperto, oscuro Mulatto, s. mulatto Mulberry, . mora, frutto dei
JVfufF, s.

Murder a work.
multa,

!\Iutinous, a. fasitso,

ly, id.

ammenda,

ing,

sediziosamente
s.

omicidio, -

Mutiny,

Mule,

3.

mulo, mula

rHule-driver, . mulall ?.Iul[-wine, &c. V. a.

del v: jMullar, *. tnacinella

tanguinohnte, crudele Mure up, v. a. murare. Muring up, s. muramento Murky weather, s. tempo o

muiinarsi, ribellarsi Mutter, V. a. Se . brontoV. n,

sedizione,

rivolta,

lare, borbottare, er, . borbottaiore, uog, . bor-

bottamento

Murmur,

Mutton,

castrato.

Af utton-

Mullet,

*.
t.

Mulsa,

tnuggitte vino ed acqua con

a.

Multifarious, ly, ad.

frequente

fist, . mano grande e grossa -mg, . mor- Mutual, a. mutuo, scambiemoramento vole, ly, ad. mutuamente, Murrain, . mortcUt ity, . mutualit Murrey, a. color rosso, (mus- Muzzle, . muso d'un bue, toro,

dijjlrentemente.
!

cadipe)

.
.

Muscle,

vin moscadello iuco/o, moscolo,

musoliera

Multiform,

ha

ioUe

Muscular,
3\ultipliable, a. mnltiplicabile

a. muscolare,

Myopy, . vista corta Myriad, a. dieci mila mus- Myrmidon, . un

briccone,

Multiplicand,

s.

il

numero da
jwUlplica-

contemplazione.
riflettere, tnedilsre
le

cu-

Mj-rrh,

mirra, ine, a. di
mirto, mortella

Multiplication,

),

Myrtle,

..

muse
gabinetto di
ri

Muitiplicator, . inolliplicatore Multiplicity, . moltinlicit Multiplier, . moltiplicatore Multiply, V. a. moltiplicare,

3,

Blyself, pro. io stessi Mystagogue, . interprete <r aiticanlie religiose

Muslirc

fungo

Musical, a. musicale, ly, ad. da musico Musi( chiali afccette Multitude, . moltitudine, il Musk, . muschio. Musk-rose, popolaccio . 70 moscata. Muskcat, popolo, . Mun, . ita zUto zibetto. uskpear, . Mumble, v. n. borbottare, pera moscadella masticare a bocca cliitua, Musket, . mojc/iri/o. Mus.
.

moltiplicazione. ing, Muitiplyiiig-glass, oc-

Mystery,

Mysteries, Mystical,

M
.

teriaso, ly, ad. mistica mente, ness, . misticit Mythological, a. mitologico Mythology, . mitologia

misterio, mistero segreto, intrighi a. mistico, mis

er, . borbottone

ket-shot,

Musketeer,

moschettata. moschettiere

VTAB,
-^

Mummery,

mascherala

Mummy,
terlo

mummia.

beat one to mummy, am- Muslin, . mitssolina maccare uno a forza di bat- Must, ti. def. bisognare,
V.
i'. TI.

To

Musk -melon,
Musky,
n.
a.

melone musculo fragrante

V.

a.

afferrare.

Mump,

ingannare, tcroc-

mosto,

y, a. mosioso

diventare muff,

'

chiappare
.

Nag,

cavallino, corsiero
f, pi,
I

VoioHgs, Naiades,

naiadi
I

NaU,
se.

.
'

Mustaches, . basette Mustard, . mostarda, napa. Mustard-pot,

alla,

ti.

chiodo, chiavello, ottava parte d'un inchiodare, a.

>Iuraping,

raccattare

a. rassegnare, Muster, tmstra, rassegna. Musv.

mostardiera

Nailer,

chiodaio

Naked,
ly, ad.

a. nudo, spogliato,

nudamente,

^ness, .

. masticatura jVIundane, a. mondano Munatory, a. mondijicativo Mundification, . mundijica-

niaster, . rasvegnatore IMustiness, . rancidezza

nudit

"

Name,j

nome, nomina,
colore,

uiffato,
.

rancido

dito, pretesto,

v.

crea.

Mutability,

mutabilit, in-

Nameless,
Munrtify, v. a, wni-f.care ^lanicJpal, a. municipiiie

a.

anonimo, senza

Mutable,
costante
ly,

a.

mutabile,

in-

Namely,
sake,
.

Munificent,
flfuniment,
Miir.il. a.

a.

liberale,

Mute,

a.

sterco,
. titol

Mutilate,

munite
^uccidere.
'

piare, ion, stroppio

muto, mutolo,
V.

Nap,
.

Namecio. ad. che ha lo stesso nome pelo, sonicello, somcolle

mit d'un

n. stallare

Nap,

V. a.

mozzare, strop.

stroppiatura,
sedizioso,

Nape of the neck,

V. n. dormicchiare, cardare del panno . nuca,

cii-.mJzzarc,

Mutineer,

un
406

ammutinato

un Naperr, . biancheria di lavo! Napkin, . salvietta

NET
Nappy,
a.

peic

spumoso, forte

stromento da mettervi gli aghi. Needle-niaker, ,. fabbricante di aghi.-=-tieet\\e-

Navy, Nay,

s.

armala,flotta
n,
rifiuto,

ad.

colla

Needless, a. inutile^ inutilmente

ly. ad.

Nard, or Spikenard,

Neal,.^"^ricuc"re, ir
assolutamente

Narrate, d. a. riuconti Narration, s. narrazn

Neap-tide,

s.

marea bassa

Needy,

a. indi,;ente
scel-

Ne'er, ad. mai, giammai Nefandous, a. nefmdo,

.

hand, pronta,

mente. To look narrowly.

Nasal, a. nasale, del naso Nasty, a. sporco, lordo, schifo,
chezza,

cino, ness,

meschin
,.

nenie.

pars.ita,

ily,

ad.

sporca-

bue, vacca. Neat's lingua di bue Neat, a. netto, polito, destro, scaltro, abile, ly, ad. pulitamente, destramente, ness, *. nettezza, pulizia, garbo, leggiadria, of style.
s.

^eat,

of

Nefarious, a. atroce, ntfario Negation, s. negazione Negative, a. negativo, s. negativa Neglect, V. a. negligere, per.

kill;

genza,

er, . n negligente, fui, a. negligente,

tongue,

s.

ing, s. trascuramento Negligence, s. negligenza Negligent, a. negligente,

ly,

Negotiate,

v.

a.

negoziare,

""care, trattare, ion, s. liazione, negozio, ircgi--.

inded,

tngemoi

.itrigo
s, s.

Neat-herd, s Nebulous, a
cessary.
,

Negotiator, mediatore Negotiatrix,

negoziatore,

negoziairice

Negro,
Neigh-,

s:

un negro, un nero
annitrire

Naturai,

s. s.

ist,

un idiota, sciocco, un naturalisla,

v.

ecessitate, v. a.

V. a.

Neighbour, s. vicino, prossihood, s. vicinato,

Naturalize,

a.

iaturaliz-

necessitare.

mg,

zare, adottare

Naturally, ad. naturalmente Naturalness, s. naturalit Nature, *. natura, naturale,

umore, sorta,

specie.

Good-

nature, buon naturale Illnature, cattiva natura Naval, a. navale. Naval forces, forze navali

"

nave di chiesa Navel, s. umbilico

Naught,

a. cattivo,

malvagio,
cat-

0. Neighboiu'iTig Necessitous, a. necessitoso -itomi d'un luogo, Necessity, s. indigenza, po'ciabile, ly act. vert, necessit, forza, violenza Neither, conj. u, pro. ni l'uNeok, s. il collo, of land, no, ne l'altro Neoteric, a. moderno, nuovo Nejihew, s. nipote Nephritic, s nefrtico Nereides, s. pi, Nereidi Neckcloth, s. cravatta Nerve, *. nervo, nerbo, less, Necklace, . monile, vezzo a. snervato omancer, s. ncgromai ;ervous, a. nervoso, forte,

a. vicino,

s.

Naughty,

nulla, nieiite a. malvagio,

Necromancy,
Necromantic,

s.

negroman

robusto.

Very

nervous,

a. negi

prapn
Naughtjness, s. cattivezza Naughtily, ad. tnaliiagia- Nectarine, s. menie Naughty trjci, s. e, s. brugni

Nei-vosity, s. nervosit, forza ,t, s. nido, nidio, nidiata.

"

ugnuola, indigt

-Nest egg, s. guardanidio .t of thieves, asilo di ladri

tiro di ribaldo

Need,

bisugno,

Navigable, a. navigabile Navigate, v. a. navigare, gozione,

Nestle about,
Nestling,
.5.

v. n.

dimenarsi.

or,
.

uccello nidiace

s.

navigatore,

Nauiasje,

nolo, naulo.

Neediness, *. indigenza Needle, ago. fui, s.

egvgiiaio.lS^cedle-case,
.

Network,
ie,

s.

reticella. ^et-

reticolato
a.

Nether,

inferiore, basso,

-"

NIC
i patti bass!, pi basso Nettle, s. ortica, v. a. p gnere, inasprire, esasperai

lands,

t.

mport

-By

most,

a. il

Nobilitate, v. a. nobilitare Nobilitv, . tw!;itit, o nobilt. To forfait one's no-

Never, ad. mai, giammai

Never-failing, a. infallibile

sordidezza

liility,

degradare della sua

Never-ceasing, a. cUe non ces Nevertheless, ad. nientec

Neutiir, Neutral, a. netUrn, Neutrality, s. neutralit

Noble,

un

nobile,

a. nobile.

Neutrally, ad neutralmente

Nighness, *. prossimit Night, s. notte, serata.

da
so-

nobile nobilt, ckialezza, sublimit, eccellenza Noblesse, . pi. nbiii

.

Nobleman,

un

Nobleness,

New,

a. nuox'o, novello, fresi

recente. yew year's day, capo d'anno. -New year's gift, strenna, 'anew) ad.

Nightcap, s. berretta notte Nightshade, .

di fresco, da capo. Newlaid egg, s. un uovo fresco New-comer, *. forestieri New-mould, ti. a. rifondere New-coin, v. a. ribattere la

lam, Nightgown, s. vesti da camera Night revel-

Nobly, ad. nobilmente

Nobly bom, di na.tcita Nobody, . nessuno

illustre

lings, turni,

divertimenti not(by night) di notti

t. allocco
s.

Nocent, a. colpevole, nocivo. Nocive, a nocevole [nocente Nocturnal, . nottolabio, a.

notturno

Night-hawk,
Nightingale,
a.

Noctum, . ncttumo

rusignuoh

moneta Newfangled, Ne\vfaund,

fresco

[a//a
a. a.
J.

moda Nightly,
.

notturno,

ed.

Nod,
.

scioccament
trovato

v. a. V. n. accennare, dormicchiare, tentennare, segno, cenno. Nodding,

Nightmare,

s
s.

Newgate-bird,

un furfante
novella.

Nighlpiece,

fantasima quadro di notte

attivo,

Nimble,
ness,

a.
s.

agile, agilit.

News,
]>ali,

Nimble
Nine-

pecorone

Node.

nodo
.

s.

nuove,
ai'i

Newspapers,
monger,
!.

witted, d'ingegno veloce Nimbly, ad agilmente

Nodosity,

Nodous,
difficile

a.

nodosit nodoso, tiocchiiUo,

gazzetta.
novellista.

Newsr>

Nincompoop,
ad.

un gonzo

Noggin,

. loccaletto

un gazzettante

nove

volte.

Newi
lueertola

Next,

Ninepins, 3. pi. birilli. Nineteen, a. diecinove. Nineteenth, a. decimo nono.

Noise, . ramare, strepito, fracasso, rombo, schiamazzo,

ti a. publicare, divulgare. That makes a great noise in the world, questo rimbomba mollo Noisiness, . uiirro

g-Ken/e. Next

month,

s.

il

Nine hundred, a. nove Nias, I.7iid"ac1 [criticare Nib, s. becco, punta, ti. Jinny, s. scimunito, milenso a. Nibble, V. a. morsecckiare, Ninth, a nono dentiechiare, er, *. un Nip, v. a. pizzicare, motteg- Noli-me-tangere, . canchero riprcnsore giare al viso Nibblings, s. morsecchiatura ip, . botta, motto, satit ico Nomenclator, . nomenclatore Nice, a. delicato, esatto, scru- Nip ofF, i;. a. tagliare Nomenclature, . nomenclafuloso, circospetto, difficile, Nippers, . mollette pericoloso, 'ominal, a. di nome, titolare, accura- Nipping, a mordente, punly, ad tamente [te:za, esattezza ly, ad. nominalmente gente Nipping-jest, . una Niccness (nicety), s. delicaominate, v. a. nominare Niceties, sottigliezze, Nipple, . capezzolo, tetta di Nomination, . nominazione s. le Nominative, . nominativo puntigli [,nente Nicety (with), id. delicataNonpareil, . piccola lettera di Nick, tacca. yick of time. stamperia, specie di tnela ro, salnitro

avpunto.

Old

nick,

il

Non-ability,
bilit

eccezione,

ina-

Nick, r. a. incontrare. Nick the time, I'entVe in tempo

apporluno. -

Nickname,
occheggiare,

s.

sopranome
Nictate,
ation,
V. n.
.

non pi. No where, ad. in nessun luogo. To no purpose,

inutilmente.

Nonage, . minorit Nonagon, . nonagono Nonappearance, . mai

Noncoinplianr-

--'

occheggiimento

Non compos

che n

No

nel suo senni

NUM
f oncmiforniist,
Nonoonformity,
.

noncovfor
nonconfor

nota, segno.
nerirbile.

mista, discordante
s.

Numbers,
s.

pi, i

Numbness,
Noted,
a.
illustre,

intirizzimeutOf

insigne, fumoso,

segnala
ly,
e

Nothing,
Nonxibteni Nonjuror, s
Non'perforrr

*.

niente,

nulla.

Nur

Notoriety,

s.

chiarezza

Notwithstanding, conj. nonostante, malgrado Novel, s. novella, istorietta,

iSoon, s. 7nezzodi, mez~ogiorno, Noonday, lul. in jiuno t;iorno.'Vhe Ibrenoon, s. la

mattina

November,
s.

*.

Novembre
del numero nove niente, nulla,

Nooning,

yneri^^giana

(accio, insidia,

v. a.

Novenavy, a', Nought, ad.

ailac-

Novity,

s.

novit, novill
titolo

Noun,
Nortli,
J.

s.

nome,

trione.

North wind,
wind,
*.

tramontana,

set
s.

Nourish,

<uro/o. Northwards, ad.

D. a. nutrire, sostenere, er, s. nutritore. ing, a. nutritivo, ment, j.

Northerly

tramon-

Now,

Northem,

a. settentrionale

Northward, ad. dal nardo North star, s. la stella di traNose, s. it naso [montana Nosegay, s. mazzetto di fiori Nostril, s. are, nari, of a horse, &c. le froge

ad. adesso, ora. Now and then, di quando in ijunndo. Now- a-<iays, o^'-

Before now, ad. avanti Noxious, a. nocivo No/le, s. cannone d'un canNubilous, a. nuvoloso Nudity, s. nudit Nugacity, s. scherzo

Not, ad. von,

nb.

Not yet, ad.

Notable, a. notaMle, segnalato, grande, -ness, s. abilit,

ly, ad. notabilmente

s.

Notch,

tacca,

taglio,
s.

Nullity,
*. 'ii///i<

Violamente,
taglio

ing,

tacca,

Number,

v.

a.

nu

UFF
i

Obreptitious, a, orreliiz:o Obscene, a. osceno, impuro, ly, ad. impudicamente Obscenity, . oscenit, impu-

Obumbiate,
Occasion,
bisogno,
soggetto,
.

v. a.

adomtrjre
materia, cagionare,

occasione, cauta,
f.

affare,
a.

al, a. occasionale, accidentale, ally, ad. accidental[ma Obscuration, . oscuramento Cjten, a. di'vena Oath, *. giuramento, bestem- Obscure, a. oscuro, tenebroso, celiente, t a. oscurare. Occident, Oatmeal, s. farina di vena difflcile, -V. ly, entale qffitscare, eeclissare, Oats, . tiena. Oatmeal, faad. oscuramente, ing, . Occult, . occulto, n, rina di vena, farina di oscuramento, ity, . oscu- Occupant, . possessore panico Occupation, . occupazione, Obduracy, 3. induramento

O'bdxirate, a. indurato, osiinalo, insensibile, . a. ind-

Obsecrate,

v. a.

pregare, scon-

ion, . supplica, scon-

impiego, possessione Occupier, . po.':sessore Occupy. V. a. occupare, possf

Obedience, s. ubbidienza Obedient, a. ubbidiente,

Obeisance,

^ly,

Obsequies, . esequie Obsequious, ossequioso, a.

!so,

ad. ubbidieiUemenle *. riverenxa Obelisk, . obelisco, gtiglia Obey, V. a. ubbidire, obbedire Object, . oggetto, .so;;geXto,

te,

ad. ossequiness, ossequio,

ly,
.

Occur,

dere, godere, trafficare r. n. occorrere, avvenire, rence, . occorrenza, novella, evento

nza, obbedienza

Occursion,

Observable, Observance,

a. notabile
.

Ocean,

. apparizione Coceana, - ic, a. delC

riguardo, som-

rimproverare, incolpare,
ion,
.

obbiezione,

ritnpro-

biettivo

esequie, mortorio Objurgate, ji. a. riprendere, -ion, s. riprensione, 017,

Obit,

Observant, a. obbediente, somObservation. . osservazione Obserrator, . osservatore Observatory, . osservatorio Octol)er, . Ottobre Observe, v. a. osservare, no- Octagon, . ottagono tare, studiare. Observe the Ocular, a. oculare.

oceano Octangular, a. ottangolare Octave, . oliava Octavo book, s. un' ottavo Octennial, a. cttennio

Ocular
oculare
catbix-

"

'

a eke rimprovera Oblation. . oblazione, offrta Oblectation, . gijia, piatere Obligate, v. a. obbligare, forObligation,
.

leggi, costumi, osservatore, -ing,

le

e
. u

Oculist,

oculista

Odd,

a.

impari, dispari,
singolare,

Obsession,

assedio, circonOdditj-,

damnito
obbligazione,

Obsolete, a. obsoleto, vecchi

impegno, dovere Obligatory, a. obbligatorij Oblige, v. a. obbligare, fare

singolarit Oddly, ad. stranamente, tasticamente Oddness, . capriccio

.

fan-

enxa, disparit servizio, far un favore cospetto osti- Odds-bobs, int. Obliging, a. obbli- ObsUnate, a. protervo, cortese, tutto. To grow obstinate, gante, compiacente, affabile, Ode, . oda, ode ostinarsi, ly, ad. ostin^ ly, ad. ohbliganiemenlc.

Obstacle, . ostacolo Obstinacy, . ostinazi

Odds,

avvantaggio,

diffe-

di

"

"'ous,
troce,

Obstreperous, a. strepitoso Oblique, obliquo, torti a. Obstruct, V. a. impedire, fraudulenio, ly, ad. oh rare, stoppare, er, . quello bliquamente, ity, . obbliion, . imche impedisce, pedimento, rituramento,

a.
ly,

odioso,

odleivf,

ad odiosameattt

fficuntienical. a. ecumenico ' . di, del. dei, Src.

Oblivion,

0/16/10.

Act of

Oblocutor,

oblivion, indulto . sparlatorr, mala.

ive, a. oppilativo Obtain, v. a. ottenere, acquistare, guadagnale Obtest, V. a. scong

Oblong,

bislungo Obloquious, a. maldicente Obloquy, . maldicenza, spar-

Offtf!a),ad. lontano, lungi immediataOff- hand, ad.

Obtuse,
-

a.

ottuso,
.

materiale,
rendite ec[dire
,

nes.s, .

halotdagine
pi.

Obventions,

Obnoxious,

n.

soggetto.

-'

clesiastiche a.

Off-reckoning, disconfo Offspring, . posterit, razza Offal, . rimasuglio, avvan.

Oh' rious,
Obnubilate,
v.

chiaro, sensibile,

-sr! Offence,

a.

annuvolare,

-ly,

eis, .

ad. evitlenlemenls, evidenza

offesa,

scandalo,

affronto, ingiuria.OfTenc* (to take), tenersi c_ffio. -

Offience (to gire), nffindere, less, a. inscandalizzare,

Olympic,

a.

climpieo
spalancata. Open-hcartedness, s. sincerii

me\cU
OlFend,
er,
s.

s.

frittata

v.

a.

r-ffindere,

disa.

delinquente,
a.

ing,

Opening,

a.

apritivi

OffensiTe,

ingiurioso,

of-

male, quaLiti nociva, ly, ad. ojfenMvamenie Offer, V. a. offerire, esiiiire,

proporre,
allcfsare,

Omit,

V. a.

ommetiere, negli

gere, lasciar passare

*.

of-

ferta, sforzo, propotizione Offering, s. offerta, oblazione. Burnt -offering, j. olo-

Omnipotence, s. onnipotenza Omnipotent, a. onnipotente

"^raniprescence,
s. iibiquit

mento, principio Openly, ad. apertamente, evi' dentemente Openness, s. franchezza, sincerit, of temper, schiettezza d'animo Opera, s. opera Operate, ti. n. operare, far

imnipresent,

s.

presente

affetto

Omniscience,

^za
a, alla,

inji.

Operation, s. operazione Operative, a. operativo Operator, s. operatore.

Omniscient, a, che a tutto

Officer, . ufisiale, sbirro Official. . ufiziale Officiality, s. ufizialU Officiate, V. a.'vffiziare OfP.c-ous, a. servizievole, nf-

On, pr. sopra,

al.

On
ad.

brllo studio.

JTOW, mente,
Off,!nj,

ad. ness,
ly.

itjjiziosa-

. amUiilit-'t

in un subito On the contrary, ad. al contrario. Oh iny part, dal canto mio. On the left, a man

*
s.

alto

mare

rampollo, o poUone Offscouring, s. lavatura, porOffset,

Offspring. s. descendenii Oft (often) ad. spesse

spessa.

sinistra. On the right, a man dritta. foot, a piedi. On horseback, a cavallo Once, ad. una volta, altre

On Once
for

purpose, ad. a posta, a Ophthalmy, s. ottabnia On a sudden, Opiate, s. oppiato Opinate, v. a. giudicare Opinator, . opinante Opine, V. n. opinare, dichia-

Opiniative,
ss,

a.

s.

rbiet,

ostinato, ostinazione, caly, ad. ostina-

Opiniator,

s.

protervo

How
a.

volte,

voHe.

all,

una Opinion,

often? quante

voHa prr sempre One, a. uno. Cuna.

3gle,

t>.

gheggiare,

occhieggiare, vaocchiata, s.

ghcggino
Oil,
s.

olio,

V.
olio,

condire

con

a. iness,
s.

oliare,
s.

self, pr. se stesso. Opponent, s. un opponente handed, a. monco, mnncHie- Opportune, a. opportuno, ennrino. One-eyed, *. guercio veniente, ly, ad. opportuOne, s. qualcuno, un tale, namente, a tempo Every one, ciascheduno. Opportunity, *. comodit, op-

One's Qne

s. opinione, parere^ sentimento, stima, credenza

s.

Opium,

oppio

Any

one, chiunque
ti.

t. Oilman,
andalt

oli-

Onerate,

a.

caricare,

ag-

eOily.

-Oil-

grava
Onerous, a. oneroso, di carico Onion, s. una cipolla Only, ad. solo, solamente, a.

Ointment,

s. unguento Oker, s. ocra Old, a. vecchio, antico.

Old

portunit, occasione a. opporre. rJsi'. <er*.Oppose one's self to a thing, impedire Opposer, s. antagonista. Opposite, a. apposito, cons. trario, ad. dirimpetto,

Oppose,

fashioned, a. aW antica Of old, ad. anticamente. Old age, s. la vecchiaia Oldish, a. vecchietto Oldness, *. anzianit Oleaginous, a. oloso, untuoso Olfactory, a. olfattore Oligarchical, a. oligarcco Oligarchy, s. oligarchia
Olivaster,
s.

Onset, a. assalto, attacco

Onward, ad.

avanti.

To come
#.

Opposition,

s.

opposizione.

onward, amicinarsi OnvK, i. onice

Ooze, V. n. sgocciciare, fango, palude Oozy, a. fangoso, paludose
Opacity,
s.

Oppress,

r. a.

opprimere,

ii-

opacit

Op?.l. s. opalo

Opaque,
uleastro,

al opaco

a. Open,
uli-

V. a. aprire,

sturare

Open, a. aperto, scoperto Open-handed, liberate, g- Opprobrium,

ulivo
vetta.

Oppressive, a. tiranno Oppressor, s. oppressore Opprobrious, a. obbrobrioso,

s.

Olive-coloiir,
s.

Olive gi-ove.

s. i.

color

OTnipiad,

oHi^piide

nevoso. To lay open, esporre, scoprire. Openliearted, a. franco, sincero. the open street, nella

obbrobrio, in

Oppugn,
s.

ti. . oppugnare, oppugnatore

>

In

Oytative,

*.

Cottativo

ORGOplic, Ojitical, a. ottico, 'apparie nenie alla vista Ojticiaii, *. un' ottico, che sa
ical, a.

OVE
organico,
v. a.

OVE

ist, .

Organize,
Orgies, Orient,

organizzare

. }./.

orgie

. l'oriente
.

Option,

*.

Orifice,

orifzio,

orificio

Opulence,

Origin,

orgine, principio.

Overbid,
-^'crire

v. a.

l.

opnl

Or, CI Oracle, s. vracolo, deiisione Oracular, a. divino, d'oracolo

Orai, a. orale, vocale s. arancia, melarancia.

Originai, a. originale, originario, . originale, principio, origine, ly, ad. origi-

alzare il prezzo troppo, ding, .

Ornament,
al,

a. che

ornamento, adorna, ed, a:

troppo grosso Overboil, r. a. bollire troppo Overbold, a. temeraria

^big, a.

Overburden, opprimere
Overcast,

v.

a.

aggravare,

adornato

Orange,

Orange-tree,

. strumento solare Orthodox, a. ortodosso Oration, t. discorso, oraeioni, Orthodoxy, . verit orto- Overcharge, v. a. caricare preghiera troppo, opprimere Orator, s. oratore Ortho^raphical, a. ortografico Overcloud, v. a. offuscare Orthography, . ortografia Overcome, i;. a, vincere, sor.
.

larancio.

Orange- colour,

*.

me-

Orphan, . orfano Orpiment, . orpimento, orpino

Orrery,

i-. a. offuscare, soprafjtto, incrostare, -a. offuscato, tenebroso Overcautious, a. troppo caute-

cw

e a

Oratory,

s. l'arte

oratoria, ora-

Orb,

/.

orbe, sfera

[torio

Orbicular,
lare,

ly,

Orbit.

. il

a. rotondo, orOicoad. ritondamente corso d'un pianeta,

Irtolan, . ortolano Orts, . rimasuglio, avanzaticci Oscillation, . oscillazione Oscillatory, a. oscillatorio Oscitancy, . negligenza, pi(

montare. er, . vincitore Overconlident, a. troppo ardito

Overcurious,

n. di

troppa deli-

Orchard,
Ordain,
porre,

pomelo
.

Overdo,
ticarsi

v.

a.

Orchestra.

Overdo one's
im.

v.

orchestra a. ordinare,

self; v. r.

troppo.

fa Overdone
eccedere.

conferire,
.

-tr,

Ossify,

!'.

71.

divenir osso

(meat), a troppo cotto Overdrive, v. a. spingere troppo

Ordeal,

purgazione
Order,

. ordine, regola, maniera, costume. In order to, per, per cagione To lie out of order, essere indisposto, t'. a. ordinare, nretcrivere, stabili , castig, punire, regolar , govern. (Church orders,

Ostentation, prova, cimento, vanagloria Over-earnest, a troppo ardente. per combatti- Ostentatiou.s, a. fastoso, vano, ly, ad. fastosamente Overeat, v. n mangiare Iroppr,

Ostentator, . millantatore Osteology, . osteologia

Ostler,
.

OverfaW,

stalliere
5.

Ostracism,
Ostrich,

ostracismo struzzolo, struzzo

.

Other,
a.

a. altro

One

ing, . impinzamento s. cataratta Over-fierce, a. troppo fiero, troppo intenso, ly,' ad. troppo fieramente

other, qualcheduiio.
gli altri.
'

Orderly, a. regolati moderato, ad. mente, per ordine Ordinai, . ordinale.

ad. altrove. altrimi nie

.

Otherwhere, Otherwise, ad.

.

Others,

body or

Overfill, V. a. empier troppo Overfne, a. strofino Overflow, v. a. Se n. irahoccare, inondare, . sopra-

Otter,.

bondanza, ing, . inondazione, straboccamento

Overfly,
Jigur,
...

Ottoman,
Oval,
a.

Ottomano

a. volare oltre

ovale,

Overfnd, a. che ama troppo Overforward, a. troppo ardente Overfreight, . a. caricare tropm OverfuJl, a. troppo pieno Overgo, r a. trapassare Overgreat, a. troppo grande Overgrow, v. n. crescere troppo Overhale, v. a. ricercare, al'

Over, pr. sopra, di sopra. Over again, ad. di bel nuova.

passare, restare.Al over.

Overact,

v. a.

sopravanzare

Overhappy,
Organ,
pipes,
.

dcccis

organo. Organd'organo,

Over-ag.-.inst, pr. dirimpetto

Overhasten,
Overiastily,

a. v.

troppo felice

a precipitare
ad.

Over and above, ad.

cifre, i

precipitosa

OVE
OTerhasbness,
OTerhas^y,
a.

OVI
precipua
rersiglit, s

troppo affrettato Overhead, ad. per di sopra la

Overhear, v. a. intendere, Orcrheat, i'. e. riscaldare Overheavy, a. troppo pesante Overjoy, s. estasi; ed; a.
Overkinii, a. che ama troppo Overlade, v. a. agfiravare Overlay, t>. a. affogare, j\g.

aseiatura

ad.
d,
V.

spogliai pr. fuori,

fuora.

a.

dilatare troppi

Out of order, indisposto. Out of friendship, per amicizia.-To be out, v. n. errare, smarrire. To be out
of place, che ha perso
il

Overstock, v. a. fare larghe provvisioni

suo
ad.

Overleap, v. a. saltare Overlive, v. a. sopravvivere Overliver, . sopravvivente Overload, v. a. aggravare Overlong, a. troppo lungo Overlook, v. a. soprantendere,
tollerare,

gare qualche nerbo Overstretch, v. a.

impiego. Oat of hatred, ad,

stender'

per

vilio.

Out of haiid,
s.

versway,

prastare, iente

dissinulare,
er,
s.

so-

Overswell, Overt, a. apetto, manifesto Overtly, ad. apertamente Overtake, v. a. sopragiugnere.

a-:chiuppare
ivertalk, v. a. parlar troppo

v. a. dominare v. a. tr'ilboecare

Outbalance, v. a. eccedere Outbid, II. a. incarire, alzare

prtzzo,

der,
a,
v.

it

il

maggior

offerente,

ding, s. l'aumenta
caricato, desti.
a.

sopranten-

Outbound,
Outbrave,

Overmatch, Overmatch,

s.
i'.

partito ineguale
a.

sormcniare

opprimere Overthrow,

frvntare
i

braveggiare, Sfaccia

nvolger

Overmuch,

a.

sui.crim),ad.
sconftta, ro '''"PPO
'.

Outbrazen, ti. a. sostenere in Outbreak, s.e,v.sione

Outcase, s. fodero Outcast (refuse), rifiuto, sban

Over-otficious,

nato, mal'in

sorpassare strapagare Overperauade, it. a. persuadere v.a.fal. mal a proposito Overtoil^ Overplus, s. soprappi troppo Ovei-power, v. a. superare. Overtop, V. a.
v. a.

Overpass,
Ovei-pay,

,-iy,

v. a.

sormontare.

Outcry, s, schiamazza, incanta Outdare, v. a. sfidare Outdatc, V. a. antidatare Outdo, V. a. superare Outdoing, s. superamento Outer, a. esteriore, ly, ad. esteriormente, most, a.

Overtrade, v. a. far troppo gran negozio Overture, *. apertura, proposi-

Outface,

v,

a.

muntenere in

Outfall, s. canale, trincea Outfast, va. digiunare pi d'un

-ing, *. sovverli-

Outgo,

precedere,

mg.

e.^citu.

Override, v. stancare, faticare Overripe, a. troppo maturo Overroast, v. a. arrostire troppo

Overvalue,
-i'ng, a.

v. n. stim

r troppo.

troppo
a.

Outguard, *. guardia avanzata Outhouse, s. tettoia

Outjeer one,
v. a. straburlare

Over violent,

troppo violente

'vervote,!'. a. delle voci

aver la pluralit aver troppo

Overween,
Oversea, Oversee,
a.
i;.

v. a.

Outjutting,*. sporto, proiettura Outlandish, a. foresi icru Outlast, V. a. durare piii d'un

ultramarino
a.

ing,
accie-

s.

presunzione,

ing.
'

soprantendere,

Overweigh,
Overseen,
Overseer,
a.
s.

n, essere piii

ommesso,

Oversell, v.

soprantendente a. stravendere
v.

Overweight,*, sopprapiii dipeso Overwell, ad. troppo bene

Overwhelm,
worn,

v. n.

sommerger t,

Overshadow,
giare Overshoot,

a.

ombreg-

Ought,
v. a. tirar di l del
[

s.

o, oppresso gualche cosa

PaSt

Oviparous, a. oviparo Oviform, a. ovale, ovaio

II.

<

PAD
Owl,
.

contrabbandiere

Own,
Outparish,
cH citt
i.

a. proprio.

My

on

pjrocchia fuori
*.

Pagan, . un pagano, ism, , paganismo Page, . un paggjo, una pagina, facciata r^v. a. segnar
le facciate

d'un libro

Outpensioner,

nn' estemo

Pageant, s. carro trionfante, Owner, . proprietario spettacolo, ry, . pumpa, Gwse, . concia fasto Ox, . ten bue, botie. Oxen, PEitCod, . pagode , pi dei ai.Ox-cheek, . Pailful, mncelln di tue. Ox eye, . Pail, . una e<:cAia.

aransare

Dxymel,

Oxycrate,
sione

occhio di bue . essimele . ossizzachera

Pain,

tormente, male, dolore,

a.

pena,v.
eerie

far

della pena.
ISO,

Oyer and Terminei, commisper

.

giudicare
ostrica,

Oyster,

liell, .

Painful, penoso, mente,

fatiosa.

Ozier, or Osier,

. salcio, salce.

Ouuhjrie,

v. a.

ere pi
pirtar
it

riaimb'ell

pitti

Outshoot,

V. a-

coip-

belletto, li

Outside, . il eli fuon, perle At the esteriore, apparenxc-

outside, 3d. al di piit

Outspread, v. n. spargersi Outstand, v. a. far faccia ad uno, sporgere, ing, . svorto,

I^ace,
1'.

Painter, . piore. Painter' gold, oro macinato Painting, . pittura, liscio Pair,, paio, coppia, ef bellows, un soffietto, of tables, Pair-royal (at . tavoliera.

dice),

zara
a.

n andar

l'ambi

Pair,

V.

appaiare, accop-

Outstare, v. a sconcertare Outstretch, v. a avanzare Outstreet, s. strada fuori

Pacer, . cavaUo che va Cambio Pa ific, a. pacifico.

di

Out

Pacification, &. pacificazione Pacificator, . pacificatore Pacify, V. a. pacificare, quii

Palace, . palazzo Palanquin, palanchino Palatable, a. grato al palato Palate, . palalo, gusto
Palatinate, . pahitinato Palatine, . palatino Pale, a. pallido,
ipaUi(in hePale, a. palizzata, raldry), palo, pertica, of the clmrcli, grembo della chiesa Pale, V. a. pidificcare Palefaced, a. smori Paleness, . palidezxa Palette, . tavolezza, mestola
Palfi-ey, . palafreno Palinody, . palinodia

Pack,

balMto, balla,

cards,

mazzo

di carte,

hounds, mula di cani Pack, r. a. imhallare.V-nc'k

Outvote, t delle voc
off, tirade le
.

ta/ie. Packer,

imbaHator.e
.

Outwalk

Packet, s.fucio, fardello

n altro
i.

pi pres Oatwall, J

P.ickhorse,

cavallo

da basto
cucire

Dutward,

esteriore,

Outwardesternamente. bound, caricato per un paese

fcresliero,

ad.

Packneedle,

ago

par

-ly, ad.

esterior-

Packsaddle, . basto Packthread, . spago Packet-boat, . nave da proPaction,

.

mente,

apparentemente.

Outwards, ad. at di fuori Outwear, t;. n essere di miglior Ontweigh, t). n. pesar pih Outwit one, . n. ingannare, acchiappare Outwoilts, s. edifici esteriori

patio.

Palisade,

palizzata,

v.

a.

arello.

To

pad,

Palish, a. palidetto yaU, . panno di morto, palio, '. n- diventar mantello, mucido, perdere il sapore, dis-

Palladium. . palladio VMnA, a. mucido

Pallet,
. .

bed,
.

tavoez-~a pagliucci.i

Pallet-

Palliate,

v.a. palliare, ion, palliamento, -ive, u. pai' nativo

PAN
rallid, a. pallido. smiHa Palm, i. fiahuay palmo.

PAR
j,olma,

PAR
Paraj>hrase,
raphrast,
. .

Palm-tree,
truffai
vlivi
e,

i.

beiry, dattero.

Palm,

maneggiare.
3.

Palm
de^lt

v. a.

Sunday,
Palmer,
s.

Domenicj

f anther, . pantera Pantile, s. tegola, tegolo Panting, a palpitante, ansante, ~s. palpitazione di cuore Panller. s. panettiere Pantofle, or Fantoufle, s. piPantomime,
Pantry,
s.

parafrasi,

parafraste, intef

Paraphrastical, a. spiegato co parafrasi Paraquet, . pappagallo pic-

velle^rino, ferula

s.

pantomimo

Palmister, s. chiromante Palmistry, s. chirouianzia Palpable, o. palpabile, mainfesta, chiaro, ness, s. qualit

dispensa
,

Pap,

*.

Papa

(fathert

pappa, mammella s babbo

Papacy, s. papato Parasitical, a di parasito Parasol, . parasole, ombrella palpabile, ly, ad. palpabil- Ppl, a. papale Parboil, v. a. sobbollire, meziCPapaverous, a di papavero Paper-maker, Paper, s. -aria Palpitation, s. palpitazione *. Paper-mill, .s. .-artaio. palpitate Palpitate, v. a. Paper-book, una cartiera. Sick of Palsj, s. paralisia. libro di carta bianca. Paper-windows, s. impan-

nate.

Papers,

*.

pi.

scritti,

scritture uomo doppio cattolico Paltry, a. abbietto, meschino. Papist, s. papista, little paltry house, una cmsaccia.A paltry book, Papistical, a. di papista

adustione

Parchment,

libraccio

Papism,
v. a.

*. il

papismo

Par, a. uguale Parable, a. facile ad ottenere, s. parabola Hamper one's self, trattarsi Parabola, s. parabola, in gePamphlet, s, libretto di pochi fogli, -eer, s. scrittore di Parabolical, a. parabolico libretti, autore d% l.ibelti, Paraclete, s. consolatore Parade,*, parata, mostra To libellista keep up a parade, /are gran Pan, s. padella, torta, scaldaletto, ghiotta, tegame, figura v. a. Paradise, . To paradiso. bring one into a fool's paPanacea, j. panacea radise, pascere alcuno di vana Panado, s. panata speranza, promettergli mari Pancake, s. sorte di frittata e monti Pandects, s. pandette Paradox, . paradosso, ic;il, Pander, s. ruffiano paradosso, a. attenente a Pane, s. quadroPane of a wall, un' ala di muro stupendo Panegyric, a. attenente a pane- Paragon, . paragone, modello faragon, ti. paragonare girco, . panegirico a. Paragraph, . paragrafo Panegyrist, s. un panegirista Panel, s. quadro. Panel, Parallax, . parallasse . lista dei giurati scelti dallo Parallel, a. paralello, . comparazione, V. a. comparare, sceriffo ism, s. paragone, comparaPangs, s. pi. doglia estrema, zione, ogram, . paralelloangoscia, dolori grammo, ly, ad. ugualPanie, s. panico, a. panico mente. Would you put Pannage, * raccolta delle yourself on a parallel with ghiande, dazio sopra il

Pami>er,

trattar

deli-

perdonabile,

ing,

perdo-

Pare, v'n. pareggiare,tagliare,

Parements,

paramenti Parent, . padre e madre. God is the great parent of

. pi.

the world, Iddio

architetto del
is

il

mondo

Plenty

grand'

the parent of luxury, l'abbondanza la madre del

.

Parentage,

parentado, pa

Parenthesis, Parer, . incasi Parget, . intoi

Pannel of a saddle, fardello

Paralogism, Paralogy,
.

para

Parietary, . pariefana Parings, . pi. tonditure, -^ apple, pear, scorza di mela,. di pera. Paring-knife, . uil

Pant,

V. n. anelare, ansare, palpitare, battete, ansare di

s.

logistno

Pantaloons,
talon

calzoni allapan-

Paralogise, 11. n. sofisticare Paralytic, a. paralitico Paramount, . signore assoluto

parrocchia. Pa Parish, rish duties, . cariche di pai^ roccha Parish-priest,

parrocchiano
panteone, o
Parishioner, chino
.
tir

Pantheon,

fattoi

T2

PAS
Pariij'.labic, del

medetimo nu- Parterre,

Partial,

giardino da fior
parziale, iniquo, parzialit, ize, ly, ad.

Passade,

a.

passata,

post*,

Paritor, Parity,

cursore, bidello pariti, egualit, s. tomiglitmj, similhtdihe Park, . pzrco, serraglio Park about, v. a. circondare di
*.

a.
s.

ity,

V. n. parteggiare, parzialmente

botta, colpo

Passage, s. passaggio, tratersamento, evento, accidente.

Parley,

s.

chiamata,

parlamenti,
r. a.

la

parlamen-

Parliament, s. parlamento. Parliampnt-house, s. palagio Particle, ove/a'duna il parlamento. Parliamentary, a. di parta-

Partible, a divisibile Participate, v. a participare, ing, tion, s. participamenfo, participazione Participial, a. di participio, ly, ad. a modo di parti-

Passenger,
Passibility, passibilit

*.

viandiMite,

un
*.

Passibleness,

Passing,

s.

passamente,

ad.

ei<iemameH/e. Passing-bell,
Passing beauty, j. belleta senza pari Passion, s. passione, agitazione,
amore, trasporto, ardore, talento, inclinazione,
collera,

s.

particola,

part

Parlour, Parlous,

*.

a. accorto,
s.

sala, sala bassa astuto

Parmesan,

Parme'giano

ity,

Parochial, a. parrocchiale Parole, s. parola. Parolezure, ly, ad. particolarevidence, s. testimonianza di viva voce. will-pa- Parting, s. separazione, parrole, s, testamento nnncupatenza iivo Partisan, a. partigiano Parotides, s. gangole, parotide

ness,

pena, patimento
s.

singolarit,

Passionate, a. collerico, 'stizzoso, appassionato, amoroso, ansioso, ly, impetuoso, ad.

Passive, a. passivo,
qualit

Paroxysm,
Parricide,

s. s.

parosismo
parricida, parriPartlet, *. goletta Partly, ad. in parte

passiva,

Parrot, s. pappagallo Parry, v. a. pareggiare Parse a word, v. a. spiegare una parola secondo la gramPariiftioiiious,

Partner,

*.

compagno.
urabile. Past disputCj Past all tnconlrastabile. danger, fuori di pericolo. To be past recovery, essere disperato da' medici

economo,

a. ly,

frugale,

ad. frugal-

P-^'Lmy,s. frugalit
petrosemolo s. pastinaca Parson, s piovano, ministro di
Parsley, Parsnip,
.

of soldiei
soldati

one's S( party in any thing, sosten

To make

Parsonage,
Part,

s,

casa del pione,

di-

personaggio.
ijualit,

Parts,
dello

doti

A
di

s. pi. spirito.

Party-jury, s. giurali spartiti Party-wall, *. tnuro divisorio Party-coloured, a hiscolore Parvitude, s. .piccolezza Parv-ity, s. minorit Paschal, a. pasquale

Paste, s. pasta, colla, v, a. impastare. Paste up, v. a, appiccare Pasteboard, s. ccrtone Pastem, s. garretto Pastil, s pastiglia

Pastime,

*.

passatempo, di-

Pash,

V. a. schiacciare,

ammc

of parts, nn uomo spirito To take in

man

Pasquil,

Pasquin

Pastor, s. pastore Pastoral, a. pastorale PaaPastry, s. pasticceria. trjcook, pasticciere. s.

good
parte.

part, pigliare in buona part, in For

Pastry-work,
Pass, *. grad'i, condizione, stato, possa-porto, botta, colpo, v.n. Sr a. passare, trapassare,

s.

pastume.

my

quanto a
Part,
V. a. r.

me
dividere, separare, separarsi, n. andar

n. disfarsi, (go away), v.

*.

Pastura") 'e, a, di pastura Pasturage, Pasture, s. pastura.

Partage,

partizione,

divi-

fuggire Pass an act, fare una legge.Pass the time, consumare il tempo. Pass a compliment,

Partake,

v. n.

parliciparc,

Pasture, v. a. pascolare, s. pastura, pascolo Pastty, s. pasticcio Pat, s, botta, colpo

ing,

er,

Pass

by,

v. a, scordare.

Patoruna botta.

Passable, a. jnediocre, prattic'

PEA
Pattern,
-raffezzart, v. n. mettere nei sul tiiio. Patch up a disease, palliare un mule Patch up a wall.
-V.

s.

esempio, model

uola.-To
Pear, . jjero,- tree, s. pero Pearl,, perla, maglia neW

Pavan, Spanish pavana, ballo

Paucity,
s.

dance,

piccolo

numero

wrapped
ncco/!i(

IMolhcv-of-pearl,

pearl,

perla

ier-

Pate, s. In testa Pateo, s. un pasticcio Patefaction s. palesamento Patent, letters-patent). (ur

Pavier, j. Pavilion,

vn
s.

lastricatore
s.

padiglione, tenda

Paving

beetle,
v.

mazzeranga

out with pearls, croce imperlata Peasant, . contadino Peasantry, . l'ordine coniaset

Paunch,
Patentee,
*.

a scentrare

colui che
s. il

ha una
padre-

patente del R Pater-guai-dian,

Paunchbellied, a pnnriulo Pause, s. pausa, fermata Pause, v.n. pausare, fermarsi.

Pebble.

Paterna], a. paternale, paterno

Pai

Pathetically,

ad.

patetica-

Pathological, a. patologico Pathologist, s. patologista Pathology, s. patologia Pathos, s. energia movente

Patible, a. passibile Patience, s. pazienza Patient, s. ammalato,

Pay, Pay,

s.
I).

paga, soldo a. pagare, soddisfare.

Pay
him

a visit, rendere una visita. Vay a ship, impe-

ciiire un vascello. I paid in the same coin, gli ho reso pan per focaccia.To rob Peter to pay Paul,

a.
pagaie un vecchio
Payable, a. pagabile v. a restiiuire Payer, Paymaster, s. che paga.

Patine, i. patena, coperchio Patness, s. propriet, comoditi. Patly, ad. comodamente al, Patriarch, s. patriarca, patriarcale, ate, s. patrian
:.

Pay back,

Patricii
Patri,

riposo,
filia-

l-atnmonial,

a.

patrimoniale

Patrimony,

p.utrimonio Patriot, s. difensore della sua

i.

zione. Peace-maki mediatore. A justice of the peace, commissario

Patriotism,
Patrol,
la

s.

zelo per la pa-

Peaceable, a. pacijico, ness, *. natura pacifica Peaceful, a. tranquillo, ly,

s. ronda, r. n. far ronda Patron, s. protettore, padrone Patronage, . padronaggio,

,

uillanii ad. tra !. tranquillit

Peach,

V. a.

aecus

Patronal, a. di padrone Patroness, s. padronesta Patronise, v. a. difendere,

Peacher, Peacoek,
.
'-

s.

accusatore

*. pavone. Peahen, pavoncisa.A young pea-

pavoneelio
hill,

Patronymic,
Patten,
s.

a.

patroni-

zoccolo. Pattenzoccolaio, of a pillar, zoccole di colonna

maker,

t.

Peak, punta, of a ctma aun monte Peaking, a. malaticcio

Peal,
.

fracasso,

eeampanio.

Peal

strepito, of hail.

PEN
A
Peel,
ciare.
off.

PCR
Penetrability,
.

PER
Perambulate,
v.

printer's peel, pallella

t'.

penetrabilit]

da stampatore

Peel

a. scortecciare,

sbuc-

itllare

V. n.

della scorticarsi,

hemp, macicanapa. Fee]

sca.
/

Penetrable, a. penetrabile Penetrate, i;. a. penetrare Penetrating, Penetration,

penetrazione, tigliezxa
acutezza,

tol-

Perceivable, a. percettibile
servare, concepire, capir Perceptible, a. percettibile Perception, . perceeiont,
intelligenza . pertica, nome fu* pesce, V. adagiarsi sopra una pertica, collocare Perchance, ad. per casn,fr>rse Percolation, . filtrazione, filtro

gliarti

eak of day,

PeT""""';

?,

pigclan

Peep
Peer,
Peers,
s.

guaraare ai secreto. in, u. n. guardare dentro. Teep out, guardar

uscire,

Penetrative, a. penetrativo Peninsula, . peninsola Penitence, . penitenza ^. Penitent, a. penitente, penitente, i'al, a. penitenziale, iary, . penitenziere, penilenzieria Pennant, . fune che serve nei

Perch,

un

pari,

ottimato,

vascelli

spalletta
*. pi.

Peer upon,
Peerage,
s.

uguali, pari v. n. occheggiare

Penner, . pennaiuolo Penny, . un soldo. Pennyworth, . quanto li compra Percussion, per un soldo, compra fatta Perdition,

. .

percussione
perdizione,
ro-

dignit d pari Peeress, *. mnSilie d'un pari Peerless, . incomparabile Peevish, a fastidioso, fantastico, ly, ad. fantasticamente, ness, s. sdegno, o fastidio [racco

buy a good pennyworth, comprar Perdue,

con vantaggio.

To

a.

perduto, sentinella

Peg, Pe5,

s.

V. a.

cavicchia, caviglix, ttn incaoigliare

Pelagians, s. pi. Pelagiani Pelf, s. cosa sprexzevole, rie-

Pelican,

s.

pellicano

Pellet. . pallottola, palla Pellicle, . pellicella

Pellit-ory, . parietaria

avanzata Pennyless, a. senza denari, Pei dues, . pi. soldati esposti Perdurable, a. perdurabile povero Perduration, . durata Pensile, a. sospeso Peregrination, . peregrinaPension, . pensione Pensioner, . salariato Pensive, a. pensieroso, tristo, Peregrine, a. peregrino, foramrtiarico, ly, ad. penPeremptorily, ad. perentoriasiero, mestizia, malinconia Peremptoriness, . maniera Pentagonal, a. pentagonale Pentagon, . pentagono Peremptory, a. perentorio, Pentameter, . pentametro decisivo, assoluto Pentateuch, . pentateuco

Pell-mell, . confusamente Pellucid, a. trasparente,

Pelt,
.

Pentesost,

la Pentecoste

Perennial,

a.

perenne,

con-

pelle,

cuoio.

Pelt

tinuo, perpetuo Penthouse, . grondila, gronof a steeple, . co- Perennity, . perpetuit da, Perfect, a- perfetto, consumato. perta del'.afinesirella

wool, . lana tratta da una pecora morta. Pelt, v. tirare, lanciare sopra. alt and chafe, v. n. tempestare Pen, . una penna, pollaio, mandra. Penknife, . temperino. Pencase, . pen-

Penvirious,

a.

a'-aro,

tpilor-

Perfect, finire,

a.

compire,

perfezionare, ed, a.

naiuolo. Peiiful,

pennata Pen, V. n. scrivere, mettere Pen up, V. a. rinchiudere Penai, a. p*naU

Penalty,
.

Penury, indigenza, miseri PKinywort, or Wild mir menta savHiica . una [in carta Peony, . peonia
People,
.

mondo.

popolo,

uaz

Full

of

people,

Penance,
Pence,
Pencil,

penalit penitenza
i

molto popolato People, V. a. popolare

ly, ad. perfettamente, a mente, ness, . perfezione Perfidious, 3. perfido, infida, ly, ad. perfidamente, ness, . perfidia, tradimento Perfidy, . perfidia Perforate, perforare^ v. a.

perfetto, ion, one, eccellenza,

perfezi-

Pepper,
.

pepe. Pepper-box, Perforation,

Penates, .
.

Dei pendi

. pi.

soUli f enfilo

Pendants, . pi. orecchini, of a ship, pennoni di

pepaiuola. Pepper-plant, . albero di pepe. Pepperproof, che accoslumaty al' pepe. Wall-pepper, . em-

Jbrare . perfiramento, buco, pertugio Perforce, ad. per forza

.

Perform,

f. a.

guire, fare,

upon
.

effettuare, ese-

an

inis-

strument, tuonuie d'un

vascello

Ponihilous, a.

pendolane, in-

Performance,

Pendulum, . pendolo. Pen dulum-watch, . oriuolo a

performance, fatti mililnri.A:\ ingenious performance, opera ingegnosa

Military

c<*'pimenfn.

ous,
d.
*.

a.

pemiitto^i^

Perspicuity,

t.

eharexia,

perniziosamente, -^
qualit pemixosa

purezza
Perspicuous,
dente,
a. chiaro, eviad. chiaramente Perspirable, a. ccpace di per-

miere. Perfurainij-pan,

or

ly,

Perfunctorily, ad. negligenttmente, leggermente Perfunctory, a. fatto alla

Perfunctorliiess, s. negligenza erha]s, ad. forse
Perjietrate,
v. a. perpetrare, commettere, fare rt. perpetuale perpetua. ad.

Pericardium, Pericranium,
Perihelium.

s. s.

perieariiio

Pei-petual,

pericrania Perijree, s perigeo

s perielio

Perpetually,

mente
Perpetuati ng, Perpetuation, s. perpciuanzz Pei'iietuits, s perpetuit Pei-plex, V. a. intrigare, im-

Fersuasibly, ad. d'una maniera

Peril, . periglio, rischio Perilous, a. pericoloso, ad. pericvlosamente

persuasiva Persuasion,
Persuasive,
Persuasively,

s.

persuasione.
a.

ly,

Persuasory,
ad.

Perimeter, s. perimetro Period, s. periodo To bring

Lroglure Perplexed,

a. imbrogli

in

modo

jiiire.

In

Perplexedly,
tlie
life,

xd.

nfusa.

last

of

his

neW

period ltimo

Persuade,
Perplexity,
perplessit. incertezza, conjusione onfu
s.

v. a.

persuadere

Pert, a. vivace, alerte, imperli-

Perquisites,
profitto

pi.

emolument

Pertain, v. n. Pertinacious,

spettai
a.

gloria Periodical, a. periodico, ly, ad. periodicamente Peripatetic, s. peripatetico Peripliery, *. circonferenza Periphrasis, s. perifrasi, cir-

Perquisition,

*.

perquisizione

Perry, s. cidro fatto di pere Persecute, v. a. perseguitare^ impori.

Pertinacity, Pettini

Pertinence, s. conve evolezxa Pertinent, a. co,tv< ly, ad. pertinentemente

Pert'iigency,
s.
il

ferire,

t.

persti-erante

Perlingent, a. che ferisce Pertness, s. ardore, vivacit.

Peripneumonical,

a.

peri-

Peiipneumony,

f.

peripneu-

Pertinence, t. per^-inenza Perturbate, v. a. turltare Pra-tiUibation, s. perturbazione,

Perishable,
Feristyle,
s.

a.

caduco,

cade-

Perturbator, *. perturbatore l'ervade, v, a. penetrare, tra

Perverse, vagio, mente,

peristilio

Perjure, r. a. epergiurare Perjurer, . spergiuro Perjury, s. spergiuro Periwig, s parrucca Periwinkle, s. pervinca Perk up, V. n. ricuperar le forze, alzar la testa Permanent, *. pertnanente.

Person, s. persona, figura.-^ To appear in person, comparire personalmente Personable, a. vistoso, arioso.

ness, ity, *. per versila, malvagit, deprava

*.

a.
ly,

perverso, malad. perversa-

Perversion,

Personage, *. personaggio Personal, a. personale. Personal goods, beni mobili,

ity,

*.

personalit,

inj

Pervi,

Peruke,
Personally, ad. personalmente Personate, v, a. rappresentare Perspective, s. perspMiva, prospettiva, paesaggio Perspicacious, a. perspicace Perspicacity, t. perspicacit, rerspicati sagacit
!

s.

parrucca

Peruke-maker,

"r,urc

Permuter,

permutatore

s. parrucchiere Perusal, s. lettura, esame Pjruse, V. a. rivedere, legger* Peruser, *. lettore Perusing, . lettura Pei-uvian, a. che del Per. Peruvian bark, . la chini

PHA
Pheasant,
giano.
Pester,
v. a.

PIA
n

PIE
fagiano

inquietare,

in-

pheasant pewet, vnfagianot'o

Pica, . voglia di donna gravida ; specie di lettera per

istcmpare Pick, . nazii/o/o Picklock,

.

Pssliferous, a. pettifero, per-

Phial, s. caraffa, ojiale Philanthropical, a. n

un

che apre
malilello.

grimaldello, quello le porte col gri-

Pickpocket,
borsaiuolo.

Pestilence, Pestilent,

t.

pesiikn^a, peste
a.

Philanthiopy,

nit.

tagliaborse,

Pestilential,

pestifero, pestilenziale

Pestle, *. pestello, fosso delpresciuto

Pet, s. sdegno, collera. To take pet at a thing, njfet

of pork,

Philologist,

.n^/o_

V\\i\o\og:^-,s. filologia

Philomel, s. filomena Philosopher,

s.

un

Petalism, s. petalismo Petard, . petardo Peterpenee, s. tributo

soldo al Petition,

Philosopher's
d'u

filosofo stone, s.

pietra filosofale. pliilosopher, un

moral

Papa
s.

naturai

moralista. philos(^her,
filosofilo,

Pickthanks, . un palpaiore, adulatore Pick. r. a. nettare, mondare. Pick wool, r. a. cardare la /ano. Pick a fowl, ne)inare un' uccello Pick a bone, rosicare un' osso. Pick a lock, aprire una serratura col grimaldello. Pick a quarrel with one, attaccare lite con alaino.

supplica,

mem
Pliilosophicai,
ly, ad. filosoficamente Philosophise, v. n. filosofeggiare Philosophy, . filosofia Moral philosophy, la inorale. Naturai philosophy, la

Pick and

steal,

civflare,

riale, domanda, preghiera Petition one, v. a. presentai una supplica di qualche cosi Petitioner, s. un supplicante Petriiic, a. pe(ri^co PetTjhcation, s. pefripcazio7U
'

a.

ck
sciegliere,

and choose,

cappare.

Peb-ify,

ing,

pocket, truffare. Pickthanks, piaggiare. Pick out a livelihood, guadagnarsi il vitto Piclc up, V. a. raccorre, levar
one's
di terra

Pick

Philter,
Flt2''~s''''so-,an

Phii,

. filtro viso, muso

Pickaroon,

vascello

da cor-

Pettifogger, s. un beccatile Pettifogging, s. lite, bri^a Pettish, a. fastidioso, di

et,

Phlebotomy, s.fiebolomia Phlegm, s. flemma Phlegmon, . specie di tumore

Phoenix, fenice Phosphorus, . fosforo, pietra "ologna
-''
'.,

seggiare, corsale, pirata Picket, . picchetto, palicci-

Pickings, . pi. mondiglia Pickle, . salamoia, r. a.

marinare, salare, confettare

Picture,

frase,

. a. espri-

To be the

pltura,

picture

quadro. of, ras-

Petty,

a.

piccolo, picciolo.

Petty king, un regolo. Petty-larceny, . ladioneelieria.

*.

PhFaseology, s. frasi, dizione Phrensy, . frenesia

'"""""'
tisichezza ie%,s.pt.filateri Physical, a. fisico, naturale,
.

Petty-pattees,
s.

pi. pasticetti

Petulancy,

petulanza,

ad. secondo fisicamente

la

medicina, [medico
fisico,
ten

Picture-drawer, . un pittore Picture, V. a. dipignere, rappresentare Piddle. V. n. denticchiare, badaluccare Piddler, . un badalucco Piddling business, una bagatella

Pew, s. banco
Pewter,

di'chiesa
peltro,

'hysician,
'hysic,

un

Pie,
.

s. stagno, piaHi di staglio

V. a.
s.

medi

. n pasticcio. una gazza

Magpie,

dicamentare
Physics,
fisica

Pewterer, a. quello che lavora di stagno Phalanx, s. falange

Physiognomer,

Physiognonista . fison

Phantasm,

s.

fantasma

Phj ognora
a.

Phantastical, funtastiio

PhamasUc,

Phantom, s. fantasma
Pharisaical, a. di fariseo

Phari

itical,

Pharmaeeu-

Physiologer, . colui eh' versato 7iella fisiologia Physiological, a. fisiologico Physiology, s. fisiologia Piacular, a. espiatorio mater, membrane, . pia
Piastre,
. .

Pie-bald, or Pied, a. pezzato Pie-ball, . cavallo pezzato Piece, . to2zo, pez-io, una of ordnance, . pezza, m can/ione. Piece-meal, . soldiei's pezzo a pezzi! un moschetto piece, fowling-piece, . uno

schioppetto

Pied,

a.

pezzato
.

Fharmacy, s.fannazia
Pliasis,
;/.

piastra

Pie-powder court,

corte the

Phases,

fate,

Piazza,

piazza pubblica, un
Pier,, pilastro /'un ponte

apparenza

PIN
pierce,
trare.

ti.

sir.iforare.

a forare, penePierce through, Pierce a pipe

piny at nine-pins, giuocare di sbrigli, (of a musical instrument), *. bischero, (of a sundial), i. stile d'oriuio a sole, (to make a door

\ |

Pinner,

s.

spilMtaio

P-mUs. foglietta
Pioneer, s. guastatore Pious, a. pio, divoto,

Piercing, a. acido, sottile, vivace, ly, ad. svllilmenle Piety, s. iiielil, devozione.

fast),

s-

ch'iavistello.

Pin

ly,

and web in the

catara
buccio

eye, maglia.

piamente

lea

-Pin.<

Pig,
i.

1.

un porci-ilo. Pignut, <art^.- Pigsty, s. un

porcile. Pige^ed, a. die ha gli cechi piccoli. boarRollingr.in, s. matterello ferro. pig of di pasticciere. l.ig, *. Axlepin, chiodo di ruota lead, .?. farina di pioitto Pin^Id, s. parco da pecore Pig, ,. n. figliare Pigeon, s. columba. Pigeon liouse, s. coiumbaio Piipila. Pin up a gown,

A
A

per le spille. Pindust, s. limatura. A crisping - pin, t. calamistro. Lardingpin, s. lardaruolo.

Pip, . pipita, Pip, V. a. levar via la pipita Pipe, . una pipa, condotto,
acquidotto,

tampogna,
botte
.

of wine, Bagpipe,

di

vino.

cornamusa.

Clysterplpe, cannella di ser-

gecii-hole,

s.
s.

cestino.

siiccignere

Pigconpie,
piccioni

pasticcio

di

pay the piper, restare ttufuna gonnella. fato Pin up a window, serrare Piping-hot, . caldo caldo "."."'"^'"'- Pipkin, . pignatta, mela ap

Pipe, V. n. suonar la sampogna Piper, . sampognatore.

To

Pigment, *. belletto Pigmy, s. un pigmeo, un nano

Filce,
s.

Pin'^T'''''
seguitare l'altrui parere Pincer, s. cane. Pincers, s. pi tanaglie Pincli, s. pizzico,' presa, angustia, necessit. To be at a pinch, trovarsi all' tslr.

piuola

luccio,

picca Pikes.

Piquant, a. piccante, pugnenie Pique, . una picca, v. a. pie-

picca. Vs.estafr,
Pilaster,
s.

bastone

piccarsi, pretendere di sapei una cosa, -ffendere, irritare

pilastro

Pilchard, s. sardella Pile, s monte, massa, mucchio, palo. Pile of wood, catasta di legna Piles, *. pi. emorrnide Pile up, V a. ammassare, am-

Piich, t>. a. pizzicare, stri) gere, pugne) e, molleggiar -V. n. patire, soffrire.-

Pilferer, s. ladroncello Pilfering, s. ladronccllcria

r:nch one, strappazzan Pinch off", V. a. strappare Pinchpenny, Pinchfist. . lordo, taccagno. Pinched with hunger, affamato Pismire,

Piracy, . crso. To exercise piracy, corseggiare Pirate, corsoi., . pirata, plagiario, v. a. rubare Piratical, a. di pirata Piscary, . il privilegio della pesca Pisces, . pesce, uno di dodiei segni del zodiaco

formica

Pilgrim, s. pellegrino Pilgrimage, s. pellegrinaggio

Pincushion,
spille

s.

cuscinetto per le

Pindaric, a. Pindarico

Piss, . piscio, orina, f. n. [pistacchio orinare pistachio, or Pistachio nu't, . Pistol, . pifo/a. Pistol-case,

The
Pillar, s. pilastro, colonna Pillion, s. sella da donna Pillory, s. la berlina.

temei of a

ipple, pinucchio del

pino

Pine,

Pistol. fonda di pistola. shot, pistolettata Pistole, . doppia Pit. . /oa, /oo, inaplayhouse,. p/(rfca. Sandpit, Coalpit, . renaio.

Pillow,
d-tra

s.

guanciale

Pining,
pit, . l'ascella. claypit, luogo argilloso. Bottomless pit)'a6io. Pitfall, . schiac-

mbeer. Pillowcase,

'ufi. io

del piloto

inchiodare. iilon one, legar le braccia

Dn,
V.

a.

Pitch,

StonePint,
s.

garofano, pinco
Pitch,

Pmk,
Pimpernel, . pimpinella Pimple.*, enfiatelo, pustuletta. face fluii of pimples, un
,

V. a. iaggliuz:
_.

Pimpled,
Ptii,
t.

viso pieno di pustlette a. pieno di puttutpla,

siriglio.

To

Pinker, . tagliuzzaiore Pinking, tagliuzaamento costa Pink-eyed, che ha gli occhi Pitch, v. a, impeciare, jmpePitch a tent, ptpiecoti gelare, Pinnace, . scappavia {sorta di antare una tenda. Pici a iarco) net, spiegare 481

cima, altezza. s. highest pitch of a d'una thing, la sommit

The

'

T3

PLA
I

PLA
Pitch
I

PUguily, ad. gagliardamente I Itch a camp, porsi a earno. Pitch a wheel, impe-\ Plaguy, a. cattivo, pericoloso
tiare

una ruote.

vascello.

Fldice, s. passere Plain, a. piano, eguale, tchi-

gCiere

una cosa.

Pitch upon
0.

one's head, cascare colla testa all' ingi. Pitched battle,

dabbene.
ing>

Plain dealer, Plaindeals.

Plaster, piatir Plastic, a. atto a dar forma, $. arte di far figure di gestn Plat, s. camperelli) T)i-Piate, -genteria, tondo,
-

battaglia schierata Pitcher, s. brocca Pitchy, a. meschino, misero, iiy, ad. meschinamente Pith, midollo. a. miUolla,

- Plain

s.

buona fede,

pro-

Plate-

schietto.

To

Plain coat, abito speak plain,

parlar

chiaramente.
vestirsi

bbton d'oro d'argento. Piate - candlestick, . candeliere con mani-

To

co.

copper-plate, stampa

Pithily, nd. vigorosamente Pithiness, s. forza, energia Pithless, a. smidollato, setco Pithy, a. midolioso Pitiable, Pitiful, a. meschino.
e,

go plain, mente

setnplice-

Ivellare

pietoso,

ly,

ramente, ness, s.
Pitiless,

pietosa-

miseri\

spieiato,

crudele.
:

Pittance,

s.

pietanza, porzion-

cella, particella

Pitted with the sraall-pox, a.

blaterato Pituitous, a p:<uiVjjo Pii/, s. piet, compassione, peccato, danno Pity, V. a. compatire, eom-

'

Plain, *. pianura, v. a. liPlainly, ad. sinceramente, ehiaramente, semplicemente Plainness, s. egualit, miit, chiarezza, semplicit Plaint, s. querela, doglienza Plaintiff, *. colui che chiama in giudizio Plaintive, a. dolente Plaister, Plaster, stucco, s. cimento, v. a. intonicare, er, s. stuccatore Plait, s. piega, of hair, treccia di capilH Plait, v. a. piegare Flait the nair, intrecciare i cO'

Piate, V. a. inargentare, indorare. Piate" of meUl, ridurre il metallo in piastre Platen, . piastretta di slam-

Platform,

piattafrma

Platonic, a. Platonico

Platonism,
Platonist,
I !
'

Platonismo

Platonico

Platoon,

squadrone

'

Platter, . tafferia Plausible, a. plausibile Plausibility, Plausibleness, . qualit plausibile Plausibly, cui. con applauso Play, . giuoco, passatempo,

pelli

[getto

piangere Pivot, s. perno, cardine Pix, s. pisside

Placabilityj s. affabilit, fa -...i a placai.. Placable, a. placabili Placart, s. proclamazione, edit-

Pian, *. pianta, disegno, proPlanchor, s. pancone, tavola Piane, s. una pialla, piano. Cornish plane, #. piai-

commedia Playhouse, . un teatro.To keep one in play, tenere uno a bada Play, V. a. Jr n. giuocaie. Play the fool, fare il matto. Play the feaave, far

Piane,

v.

a.

piallare,

polire,

permissione Place, . luogo, sito, posto, rango, qualit, condizione, impiego, carico, piazzai fortezta. Place of arras, piazza d'arme. To give place, cedere, dare luogo. To take place of one, precedere, tener il luogo Place, V. a. allogare, colloto,

V. n. librarsi su l'ale Plane-tree, s. platano Planer, s. piallatore Planet, s. pianeta Planet-struck, a. golpato, at'

Play Uie /rieri. truant, fuggir la scuola. Play a trick, /are una burla.
delle

Play pranks, sue. Play a

beffarlo

fire
set

delU

game.

Play upon one, burlare uno,

Player, . giuocatort, un commediante, upon any instrument, suonatore di qualche sword-player, ttrutnento gladiatore Plea, . pialo, scusa, pretesto

-ordito

Planetary, a. di pi Planimetry, s. planimetria Planish a dish, v. a. litciare

un

piatto

Planisphere, *. planisfirio PIaniher, s. lisciatore

care, di

mettere

al

servizio

Plank, Plank,
Plant, Plant,

s.

v. a. tavolare,
. v. a.

Placid, a. dolce, grazioso Placket, . la parte d'avanti d'una sottana Plagiarism, . plagiarismo Plagiary, . un ladro di fancilli, plagiario Plague, . la peste, contagione, flagello, gastigo, un' imprtuHo. Plaguesore, . gavocciolo Plague, V. tormentare, a. appesi ire

tavola, asse [lare intavopianta, ramicello plantare, stabilire,

Plead,

n. stabilirsi

guilty, confessarsi colpevole. Pieni ignorance, allegar causa d'ignoninsa liti) Pleadable, a. che s

Plead

V.

a.

litigare,

piatire,

Plantain, . piantaggine Piantai, a. vegetabile Plantation, . piaiUazme,

colvn-ia

Planter,

piantatore, padrone
s. foraterra pantano, v.

d'una
Plash,
\

colnnirt
.

Planting-slick,

a.

piegare, rimcscclar

Pleader, . un' avvocato Pleading, . piato Pleasant, v. piacevole, allegro, impertinente, ridicolo, ly, ad. piacevolmente, rirj, diculosamente, ^ness, . piacevolezza, burla, schert* Please, v. a. piacere, cnten-

PLO
Please
one,
okbli

PLU
Plot, s. congiura, trama, con, spiraxione, of a play,
l'intreccio,

-Pie;

every body, sod-

e tutti . l'iease, v. n. piacere, volere l'Iezising, a. piacevole, grato Pleasing, *. piacevolezza Pleasurable, a. piacevole Pleasure, . piacere, diporto, grazia, favore, volont, vo-

pf:zo di terra. The.ground]ilot of a building, la pianta

d'un' edificio Plot, V. n. cospirare, tramare

of ground, un

irai,

a.

plurale.
del

~s.
-ity,

il

nmero

pw,

Plot together, concertare, pi-

pluralit, muHiplicit, ist, uno che goi'>e pi d'un * beneficio, ly, ad. plural

t.

Plotting,

. il

cospirare

Rlush. s.peluzso, felpa Pluvial, s. piviale

Pltasu

Pluvious, a. pio'coso

Plough,

Plough
urta.

s aratro, aratolo - tail, PlpngU - handle,

Ply.

s.

una piega, -v.

forte.

plicarsi,

attendere. Ply one hard,/ure lavorare uno

a.

an.

prova nioiaia. Pledge, (in war)

ostaggio

Pledge, t'. a. iinpegnare, dare Pledge one, fare in pegno.

Ploughsliare, s il coltro dell' aratro. Ploughman, *. aratore, bifolco. Pfoughwright, 4. facitor d'aratri. Plough Monday, s. il Lunedi degli aratori Plougfi, t'. a. arare, ing, *.

troipo

F\y

one'

--Ply a aplac 10 posto

, a- pneumazieo Pneumatology, s. pneunmto-

Pledget,
Pleiades,

s.

piumacetlo,
Pleiadi

una

aramento, aratura Pluck, *. coratella

Poarb,
strappare, a fowl,

V.

a.

Se

n.

ammax-

s. pi.

PlutK up,
svellere.

Plenary, a. plenario Plenipotency, s. p<eno potere,

Plenipoteiitial,
a.
s.

Pluck
un

V.

a.

spi amare

pollo.

Pluck

plenipoten-

Plenipolentiary,

un

plcnipo-

asunder, staccare. Pluck up by the roots, sradicare. Pluck up one's spirits, farsi animo Plug, s. pivolo, cavicchia

Pock, s. erosta di vainolo Pocket, s. tasca, scarsel.'a. Pocket-b

portalettere.

fockt-mon
rio.' 'ocket''of

Plumage, s. piumacchio Plum, s. susina, prugna.

hondante,

grande, immenso, magnifico, ly, ad. abbondantemente, ness.

copioso,

Plum-tree, wild plum,

s.
s.

prugno.- A

To have plenty, abbondare Pleonasm, s. pleonasmo Plethora, s. phlora

Veiotic, a. plLu.i d'nmoii Pleurisy, s. pleurisia Pleuritic, a. che patisce
Pliable,
sibile,

damaschina. Plum- pudding, torta con uva passa. i'lum-cake, pasticetio

*.

Damask - plum,

prugnolo. susina s.

Pocky, a infranciosato Pod, s loppa, guscio '"' "" * podagri'
Poesyi

con uva passa [confetti ' Plurcs, or Sugar-plums, s

di
s.

::C-

pennacchio

a. peg'hevole, flestraitabile, nesT

Poetaster, s Poetess. . uno poetessa Poetic, Poetical, a. poetico, di

.flessibilit

Pliant,

a.

pieghevole,

docile,

Plump,

Plump

a. pienotto, grassotto.

fl^sibiiM.-^ pillar
per, gratiusa natura Piicature, s. piegatura Plight, s. stato, abitudine del corpo, pegno, piega, piega-

Plump-faced, che ha
pienotto

face, inso tondo. it viso

Poetically, ad. poeticamente Poetise, 1'. n. poetare Poetry, s. powii. The pispoetry, la poesia pastora
'

Plump,

v. a. gonfiare, :>. n. cascare a piombo, ness, *.

s.

Poignancy,
ungenle, aspro

Plunder,
Plight, v. a. promettere, dare. Plight one's faith, impe-

bottino, sacco,

gnare la sua parola Plinth, s. zoccolo Plod, V. n. aver l'animo intento a qualche affare, affaticarsi
Plodding,
a. pentieroio

predare, saccheggiare, saccheggiante, ing, s. sacr.heggiamento Plunge, s. pena, noia, imba-

er,

V.

a.

s.

della calamita.

POL
Point,

Point

punto in bianco.
Politician, s. un politUo Politic, a. accorto, astuto icallj ad. politicamente Politics, . la politica Politure, *. puntura Polity, t. pulitezza, ordine. Ecclesiastical polity, il godi fermo

:.

dazio che

<i

pag

verno ecclesiastico
oli,

Poiii!

*.

Poise,

fe.10,

gravezza.
equilibrio.

Poll-tax,

s.

testa,

voto,
*.

suffragio. capitazione,

Equal

poise,

Water-poise, peso di pesare

Poise, V. a. pesare, ponderare,

oli,

tassa imposta testa per festa ti. a. ricevere i voti ad un' elezione, v. n, sjuitti-

', il pontili pontificale Pontiiicalia, . pi. abiti pontificali Pontificate, . pontificato Pontificalibus, . paramenti pontificali, sciocca foggia Ponton, . pontone di barche

book of

Pony,
Poop,

un

cavallino

Pool", .

uno stagno
la

poppa,

V.

r,.

Pollard,

crusca,

muggine,

Poised,
sed'ito,

a.

pesato, bilanciato,

posato

Poison, *. reZeno, veneno, V. a avvelenare, appesti infettare, guastare, enrn

-ing,
s.
i

albero che stato scapezzalo di quando in quando Poller, s. colui die da il tuo

scoreggiare Poor, a. povero,

indigente, scat so, cattivo, iterile. The poor, la poveraglia, ly, ad.

poveramente, meschinamente,
Pollute, V. a. imbrattare, sos-

ness,

povert,

bassez-

vvelena

cnto

PoUuUng, Pollutio

pollu-

Poor-spirited, a.

codardo,

Poltron, . poltrone, codardo Polyante, . poliante

Poitrel, . pettorale Foie, t.la.tca, sacchetto

Pop in, V. Pop out,

t'.

u. sovvenire. n. corsela, sfi-

Poke,

Ji.

a.

PoWchrest, . sale purgativo Polygartiiit, . poligamo Polygamy, poligamia frugolare. Foie Polygarchy, poligarchia
Polyglot, a. poliglotta Polygon, . poligono Pclypode, . polipodio Polypus, . polipo Polvsyliabical, a. che ha molte
si'llabe

larsela. Vop out a -word lasciare scappare una paPop otr a pistol, rola. sparare una pistola Pope, I. t7 papa. The pope's

dignity,

papato. il pope's-eye in a leg of

The
mut-

Popedom,

papato, pontifi-

Poking,
Poi,

. frugata Polysyllable, . polisillabo . un pappagallo Polytheism, . politeismo Polythoist, . politeista Pomatum, or Pommade, . rolar, . polare pomata Pole, . un polo, pertica, pale melagrana, (to dance on the rope) Pomegranate, . tree, . melagrano contrappeso. Po!e-boIt of

Popery, . papismo Popinjay, . specie di pappuPopish,

Pommel,
V. a.
. pergolato. Polecat, . puzzola. bsrbor's pole, insegna barbiere Polemical, a. polemico, di

pomo

Pommel,
pompo-

ly. Ex. popishiy inclined, propensit al papismo Poplar, . pioppo

a.

cattolico

Romane,

zombare, battere
.

Polehedge,

Pomp,

pompa, splendore,

Poppy, . papavero Populace, . il popolo

Popular,
lazzo,
a.
. spirito

Pompous,

magnificenza a. pomposo, grande,

magnifico,

ly, ad.

ly,

ity, popolare, popolare, il popad. popolaresca-

Policy,

politica

cond

Polish, ra,
lin

V. a.

ililupoli polire, lustrar

o.flentazione.Vompous nonsense, vana ciealena Pond, s uno stagno. A fishpond, un vivaio Ponder, v. a. pesare, ponde-

Populate, V. a. popolare Population, . popolazione Populous, a. popolato, popolose Populousness, . abbondanza di

Porcelain,
.

-ing.

colui e jiulinentn.

raret esaminare, riflettere, er, . un' uomo che considera, ing, . it ponderare Ponderosity, . gravezza Ponderous, a. ponderoso, pe-

porcellana

Pelite, a. ptUiia, civile. ad. fulitamenle, ness,

^ly, "

y-ulitezza

sante, ness, . pondo Ponent, a. ponente Poniard, un pugnale, pugnalare

Porch, . portico, piazza Porcupine, . porco spinoso Pore, . poro Pore, t>. n. fissare la viita, leg
Pork, . porco, carit di porto Porker, . porcello
Porosity,
.

v, a.

porosit

POS
Poroii<;,

POS
pieno
di

a.
s.

poroso,
rorfiro

Po%"jry,

Postilion,

.!.

postiglione
t

Porpoise, s. porco marino Porrenger, .?. scodella,

Possess
fui,

v. a.

sess one's

self

possedere. Vos with a thing;

Postiller, *. anniutatore Post meridian, a. del dopo

Porridge, s. sKp^a, minestra, Porridge disi, piatto di

estro Port, s. porto,

tass'obordo'.

luogo d

Possess one's self of a town, impossessarsi d'una citt. Possess one with an opinion, preoccupare altrui di qualche
Possessed,
a.

R
Postpone,
Postscript,
Postillata,
V. a.
s. s.

canr,omera

/(..Port d'Oporto Porte, s. la Porta Ottomana

Porthole, d'im rast wine, vino to

negligere, poscritto
a.

posseduto,

domanda
v.
s.

Postulate,

richiedere,

"""l""ZvZ^eso^s, 's ''p.

beni

domandare
Postulatum,
Postulatory,
richiesta
a, che serve a [stato, ordini Posture, s. postura, positura, Posy, s. parole, motto Posy, (nr Nosegay), . un maz-

Possession

godimento provii. o^o,. .^, a. possessivo Possessor, s. possessore Posset, s. certa bevanda. Sackposset, bevanda composta

domandare

Portage, Porterage, s. porto, portatura, vettura Porta!, .1. particella Portcullis, s. seracinesca Portend, t>. a. predire, pronosticare

Pot, ui,
cafa, uova sbattute, e di zuc-

.. itoccale, misura, {or H?ad-piece), morione. Pots.

chero
.'ossibilitv, t. possibilit

butt^r,

butirro

salato.

Portent,

s.

portento, prodigio

Porter, *. portinario, portinaio, facchino, of the verge,

bidello

Portglaive. s. colui che porla la spada avanti un ,prencipe, o

Possible, 'a. possibile Possibly, ad. possibile, forse ^'"=' s. posta, posto, carica, posta, il procacao. 5t horses, cavalli di po. To ride post, correre posta. foot post, corPost-office, l'uficio della posta.

Potashes, s. ceneri da fare il sapone Potherb, *. erbaggio. Pothanger, s. catena

t.

camm;;io--Pot-hook, s. manico d'un vaso -^FotUd, un testo. A seething-pot, una pignatta. A gallipot,
del

boccia.

A watering-pot, anA
driiiking-po*

naffiatoio.-'

Porthole,
Portion,

s.

cannoniera

master,

il

maestro

della

porzione, parte, dote, dotare una V. a figlia, -er, s. ministro che

*.

pista In post-haste, ad. in fretta -'ost, s. palafitto in terra

Potable, a. potabile Potato, t. pomo di terra Potbellied, a. panciuto

partecipa dlie decime del suo

Post it, V. n. andar in posta. Post away with a thing,

Potcompanion,
Polency.

s.

tcialac-

spacciare una
Post'one's self,

cot,a

v. r.

pigliare

il

Post up, !', a. affiggere. Post one for a coward, spacciare uno per codardo,
Portnote,
s.

. potenza, potere Potent," a. p'^tcnte Potentate, . potentato Potential, a. potenziale,

ly,

id.
''~

tently,

Portrait, va. t ratti, pittura Portraiture, s. rfrntto, quadro

count from the journal to the ledger, trascrivere un conto del giornale al capo
Post ige, *. porto Postdate, *. data falsa Postdate, f. a. mettere una data
Poster, s. carriere Posteriority, s. posteriorit Posterior, a. posteriore, Posteriors, *. pi. il deretano Posterity, s. posterit Postem, s. prticciuola Postliumous, a. postumo, nato

potenzialmente ad potentemente tumulto. scomptgtio, compiglio, rur repi<o Pother, v far repito, e mollo gridar'
liei, .

"

Pottage, . minestra, zuppa Potter, . ;!c;i<<./nio. Potter*!

clay,
4.
. . .

argilla

Potter's
borsa,

Portray, v. a. dipigna e Pose, .5. catarro

gare, imbrogliare Poser, s. quello che imbara::za "-"= Position positura, siluazinc, izione, proposta

ware,
Potile,

vasellame di terra misura Inglese

scarsella,

Pouch,

A Pouchmouth,
bra Poverty,

birding pouch, carniera. grosse lab-

dopo la morte del ijddrt 425

. povert, neceitit bisogno, mancanTa Poult, . pollastrella Poulterer, . pnlluiuclo Poultice, t, cataplasm

FRA
Poultry,
s.

PRE
Practise, . a. praticare, esercitare, professare Practise a piece of music, concertare della musica Practitioner, s. uno studente Prsetor, s. pretorePraetor's house. *. pretorio Frazionali, a. di pretore
certo, precario,

pollame
artiglio,

^!y,

ad. ptr

Pounce, Pounce,

unghia, pulfere di pietra pomice

t.

V. a.

artigliare, tener

Pound,

coir artiglio s. specie di prigione per

le bestie, libbra,

<(i. Pound
il

Precedence,
precedenza,

Precedency,
il

Pound
libbra

weight,
V. a.

peso d'una

Pound,

pestare, tritare, rinchiudere del bestiame

Pr^torship, . pretura Pragmatic, Pragmatical, a. pramtnalico. Pragmatical fellow, s. un affannone, ly,

luogo.

To

s.

ad. da imbroglione, Poundage, s. uno scellino per . protervia lira, un soldo per libbra Pralie, v. a. lode, vanto Pounder, s- un tritatore. Pounder (ten), *. un can- Praise, v. a. lodare, dar

ness,

give one the precedency, cedere il luogo ad uno Precedent, a. precedente, . esempio, istanza. Prece-

dt3it-l)ook, *. protocollo, ^-Ij,

lode,

Precellence,

Precellency,

s.

none di dieci libbre di portata Pounding, s. pestamento Pour, or pour out, f. a. versare. Vonr down, V. n. di-

apprezzare, stimare Praiser, s. stimatore orlhy, a. luudabilt Prai-c mpenn

1

Precept,

s.

precetto,

regola.

Four out of one

Pout,

vessel into another, trasvasare s. lampreda, francolino. turkey pout, un dindipheasaiit pout, faotto. gianotto

Prank, s. tiro, giarda, burla, stravaganza

Preceptive, a. istruttivo Preceptor, precettore Precinct, *. limile, precinto Precious, a. prexioso, ly, ad. preziosatnente, ness, *. pre-

Prank up,
lire

v. a. ornarle, abbel-

Pout, V. n.fare it grugno Pouting, s. viso arcigno Pouting fellow, *. un uomo

burbero Poutingly, ad. con viso arcigno

Prank

one's

self

up,

t'.

a.

Powder,

s.

polvere.

Powder-

Prate, v. n. cicalare, ciarlare Prater, s. un ciarlone, ciarliero Prating, s. ciarla, cicalata Prattle, v. n. cicalare, ciarlare Prattler, s. un cicalone, ciarler
;

Precipice, *. precipizio, pericolo, disgrazia, rovina Precipitance, Precipitancy, s. fretta temeraria Precipitant, s. pericoloso, precipiloso

[affrettato

Precipitate, precipitoso. a. Precipitate, f. a. precii.itarc,

affrettare

Powder,

Sweet powder, polvere Gunpowder, s. pc Cipro. vere da cannone v. a. incipriare, pu Powder be veriitare. salare del manso

cicalatrice

Precipitation, j. precipitazione.
Precise, a.
preciso, esatto, riterbato, affettato, scrupoloso,

Prattling, s. ciarleria Pravity, *. pravit, malignit

rare.

Pray to God, invocare

s.

ly^a'
Precision,
*.

Powdering-tub,

s.

un

tinello

Power,

*. potere, potenza, autorit, forza, potentato, prin*.

Iddio Prayer,

pre

preghiera, orazione,

Powers,

pj.

podestadi

book,

Prayerrichiesta, domanda. libro di preghiere. The Lord's prayer, l'ora-

Preclude,

tezza. affettazione v. a. escluaere

.

Precocity,

Powers of the colt dell' anima

Powerful,

soul, le fa-

The comzione Dominicale mon prayers, le preghiere

Preach,
a predicare, annunziare, riprendere, garrire Preach up, esaltare, vanPreach one's self up, tare.
v.

anticipazione della maturit delle frutta Precogitate, v. a. premeditare Precognition, . precognos

a. polente, possente,

efficace, ness,s. forza, enerly, ad. patentemente, va, efficacemente

Precontract,

contratto prece-

Pox,

s.

mal Francese. Chlck-

The en-pox, morviglione. small-pox, il vainolo Practicable, a. practicabile Practice, Practical, a. praspeculativo, tico, contrario di
Pra(
raticJ, intreccio,

lodarsi

Precursor, . precursore Predatory, . predatorio Predecessor, . predecessore.

Predecessors, . pi. antePreacher, s. un predicatore Preaching, * predicazione Predestinarian, . che crede alla Preachment, s. prdica Preadamites, t. preadamiii Predestinate, r. a. predestinare Preamble, s. preambolo Prebend, s. prebenda, canoni- Predestination, . predestiiutzione

complotto, ne, By u*o, modo, costume. foul practices, con meui in-

[avanti

Prebend, Prebendary,

i.

pr*in-

Predetermine, va. deierminart Predetermination, . prM(r-

Precarious, a. mendicate

PRE
Pregnant, a. pregna, 'gravida, Pregnant token, un segno

PRE
|

Predicable, a. predicabile,

infallibile.

Pregnant
^'
".

wit,
''"
'

i.
\

r'alfinefoZ"'
TTegxxstztion,
s.

Preoccupancy,
Preoccupate, a. Preoccupation,

Predicament,

s.

predicamenio,

gusto anteriore
a.

stato, condizione, qualit predicato, Predicate, . V. a. predicare, pubblicare,

'

Preingage,

v.

anteriormente,
I

ment,

impegnare
s.

Prejudge,

v. a.

giudicare pri-

Preoccupy,

. n.
e
<

predicabile

Prejudicate, a. ex. Prejudicate opinion, pregiudizio, prevenzione. Prejudicate

Preonninate, . Preoriain, .

stiffness,

una mera

ostina-

Preordained, Preparation,

preparazione,

Prejudication, s. pregiudizio Prejudice, s. pregiudizio, pre-

sr,

preparativa di

0,

s.

Preparatory, a. preparatorio un preparativo

Preelection,

t.

elezione fatta

Prejudiced, a. pregiudicato

Preeminence,
Preemption,
Preen,
in

*.

preminenza

Prejudicial, a. pregiudicativi

Preparedly, ad. preparativaPrepense, a. premeditalo Preponder, Preponderale, . a, esaminare, considerare a

j.

compra

anteci-

Prelacy, Prelate,

s. t.

prelatura

v. aggiustare, mettere ordine, (parlando degli .

prelato Prelatical, a. di prelato Prelibation, s. gusto anteriore Preliminary, a. preliminare,t. il preliminare Prelude, Preludium, . pr ludio, entrata, preparazion

Preponderate, .

Preengage,

a.

impegnare

n. essere d pi gran peso, o di pi graiuP

antecipatamente Preexist, v. n. preesistere, enee, s. preesistenza, ent.

importanza
Prei>ose, . a. preporre, porre avanti [che si prepone

Prelude, . a, tuonar
Preface,
prefazione, pres. fasiu, preambolo, . a. dire uvanti Prefatory, a. preliminare Prefect, *. prefetto, preposto, magistrato principale Prefecture, *. prefettura Prefer, . a. preferire. Prefer a law, proporre una legge, Prefer one, promuovere alcuno. Prefer abili against one in chancer)-, proseguire

un pr

Indio

tempestivo, -rly, ad. prema ity, s. qualit d turamente,

Preposition, . preposizione, Prepositor, . un preposto Prepossess, . a. preoccupare, prevenire [pregiudizio Prepossession, . prevenzione. Preposterous, a. fuor di stagione, inai a proposito, ly.

Prepuce, Premise,
Premises,
. a.

. il

Prerogative,
dire

prepuzio . prerogativa,

una

cosa

preminenza
Presage,
.

presagio, augurio,
ighiettrare

Preferable, a prefirabile Preference, *. preferenza

. pi. premesse, casa, luoghi, predio Premise, . proposizione antece-

Presbyter
chiesa,
.

Preferment,
J-Jo.

i.

avanzamento. mpiego.

Presbyterian,

un

presbite-

-To\

Presbytery,

. la religione dei presbiteriani, il presbitero

Preferrer of an indictme delatore, accusatore Prefigure, . a. figura

Premunire, . imprigiona- Prescience, mento e conjiscazione de' beni, Prescribe,

self into a premunire, ej>or a qualche imbroglio Prenominate, . a. nominare

prfcien2a . a. prescrivere.

Prescript., ordinanza, formula Prescription, . prescrizione.

Presence,

presenza, tembi-

Prenomination, a. zioneJhUa avanti

I

nomina-

Prenotion,

i,

pretcienKa

PRE
Present poison,

The present state of to stato presente degli The present year, l'anno corrente. At present, ad. al presente Present, . un presente, un dono Present, t>. a. presentare, ofIfiito.

things,

affari.

ferire.

Present to
un

conferire

a living, beneUcio.

Present
tare

-Presomething,

regalare ijualche cosa ad Present an offender uno to the jury, accusare uno ai

Presentaneous, a. present anco,

efficace

Presentation,

s.

presentazione,

PRO
Primarily, ad. prineipnlmenie Primary," a. princiyaU,
siale, primie

Printer,

s.

stampatore
.

Printing,

stampa.

Printing-house,

impressione,

la
.

monastery, priore claustrale

tenta la

prqfondit

d'

una

Prime,

a.
il

grande,

ecceh

s.

fiore,

primavera, prima, gun, il pol-jerino d' un'

nel focne -Prim cloth, prepai d'una pittura

principale, la "

Prior, . anteriore, precedente,

Probity,

s.

probit, integrit

Problem,
priorato, dignit di priore.

<

-Pritory,
Prisr

. problema Problematical, a. problematico Problematically, ad. pruble-

fi

di

c<

prismatico
Prison, . Prisoner,

una prigione
.

gante
Procacity,

[ganza
.

Primer, Primer,

.
.

un

salterio, libretl:

prigioniero, pri-

Long
Homi

breviario

Romat
il

Proccd,
Pristine, a. pristino, antico Prittleprattle, . ciarleria Privacy, . ritiratezza, solitudine, segretezza Private, a. privato, segreto.
pelletta.
-"
.

primer,

piccolo pri.n

n.

' Jlr

. insolenza, arroprodotto. Proceed, - -ocedete, deri

Romano grande Primero, . primiera Primeval, a. primo, primh Priming, . la polvere w stU focone dell' are/Muso Priming- iron, . uno spillo
Plimitial, a. che concert premizie Primitive, a. primitivo, pnmicro [tura
r

Private chapel, una cap Private place, un

nascondiglio
.

Pnvateer,

una nave

cor-

Proceeding, . procedere, procedimento Process, . processo, serie. In process of time, in progresso di tempo Procession, . processione Processionai, a. di processione Proclaira, r. a. proclamare, dl'chiarare Prorlaimer, . proclamatore

Enm.ogeniture, . prtmogeniPrimordial, a. primo, primiViylu^s.%i%utV!'''rovistico 'Barren privet, . sempre-

Proclamation,

proclama-

Proclive, a. proclive, inclinato Proclivity, . inclinazione, dis-

Prince.

Prince's feathers, maranto. Prince-like, da principe, principesco.

,

principe,

il

pr

ilegio,

van-

a.

Princess, . principessa Principal, . principale, il capitale, of a college, il

ly, ad. principalmente, particolarmente Principle,, principio, origine, motiva, massima, sentimento, Principle V. a. istruire. one well, imbever uno di buoni settimenti. Princiman well prinpled, ex. cipled, un uomo dabbene.

rogati vilegiar tentare da una tassa Privileged, a. privilegiato Privily, ad. segretamente Privity, . notizia, partecipazione [pcrticolare Privy, a. segreto, nascosto. Privy to a thing, consapevole

d'una cosa.

suggello privato.
Ulto

Privy seal, Privy to

.

il

Procreating, Procreation, procreazione, generazione Frocreator, . procreatore

Privy-stairs,
.

scala
. il

segreta. Privy-council, consiglio privato

Privy,

Ill-principled, disonesto

privato, cesso rise, . presa, cattura, guiderdone, ricompensa. Prize, V. a. apprezzare, valutare

Proctors, . pi. moderatori d'universit. Proctors of the clergy, i deputati d'un assemblea ecclesiastica. Proctorship, . qualit di

Procurable,

a.

che

si

pub
.

una

stampa,

Prints of the

carattere. foot, pedate

Prizing,

Pro and con, pro

Probability,
.

stimazione e contri

Procuracy, Procuration, procura, certa somma che

si

paga

al vescovo
<

Print of

a-nail, unghiata. book out of print, litro che non si trova piti a

probabilit Probable, a. probabile Probably, ad. probabilmente Probate, . la verificazione de' testamenti [ato, proba Probation, . prova, novizi-

Procurator,

Procure, v. V. n. fare
ruffiana Procuress,
.

a.
il

prociir rufian

ruffiana

480

PRO
Procuring, s. il proenrari Prodigal, a. prodigo, vano, mztto, itj, a. prodigalit,
Profuse,

PRO

a. prodigo, ly, ad. prodigamente, ness, ioi . profusione, prodiganti Promontory, . promontorio. To spend prodigally, prV abbondanza Prog, . vettovaglia, v. cercare, impegnarsi, inge- Promote, v. a. promovere, avanzare, fare fiorire gnarti, affannarsi l_v, 3d. prodigioProgenitor, .- progenitore Promote a design, portare dinario, evanti un disegno. ness, t. larghezza, Progeny, . progenie, stirpe Protamenle, Prognosticate, u. a. prono mote trade, accrescere il o grandezza prodigiosa Prooigy, t. prodigio traffico Prognosticating, Prognosti Promoter, . promotore, auProdition, s. tradimento

Proditor, . traditore Proditorious, a. traditortsco Produce, v. a. produrre, motirare, causire

Producing, . producimcntn Product, t. produzione, frutto Production, s. produzione Productive, a. che produce,
ness, s. la qualil'produitiva [preambolo "' s. proet

law), Prognosticator, . quallo che delatori pronostica [sagii Promoting, . at'anzameii<o Prognostic, . pronostico, pre- Promotion, . promozione, Progress, . progresso, profitto, aggrandimento. To seek ondula, giro, viaggio for promotion, cercare di Progression, progressione Progressional, Progressive, a. Prompt, a. pronto, lesto,
(in

tore.

Promoters

Proem, Proeraium,

Profanation, s. profunazion Profane, a. profino, 11. _. profanare, ly, ad. profanamente, er, *. profanatore, ness, . impiet, ing, . profanazione

Prohibit, ti. a. proibire. Prohibition, . proibizione Prohibited, a. proibito Prohibitory, a. proibitivo Project, . progetto, disegno, V. a. disegnare, intrapren-

V.

a.

soffiare,

Prompt
Prompter,
ing,
.

one

to

suggerire. a thing.

suggeritore, . istanza, istigazione

diligenza, speditezza,

Promptitude, Promptness,
prontezza,
lecitudine,

dere, ing, . il far progetti, ing, a. inventivo. Proji

solle

Profess, V. a. professare, mantenere, fare professione, giurare, protestare Professed, e. professo, giurato, apertamen' !y, ad. blicamente Profession, s. professio mestiere, proleslazioi

Prolegomena,

Projector, iyneulore . prolegomeni

Prolific, a. prolificc cita generazione, qualit prolifica Prolii, a. prolissa, tedioso, ity, . prolissit, iy, ad.

Promulgate,

i'.

a.

promulgare

Promulga tion,.pr(m)Ugaz>onf
Promulge,
v. a.

promulgare

eiiess, .

popensione, in-

Professor, . professore, ship, s. carica di professore Proffer, v. a profferire, offerite, . profferta, offl'rta,

tentativo,

sforzo,

ing,

prolissamente Prolocutor, . l'oratore delC assemllea eceletiastica Prologue, . prologo Prolong, I'. a. prolungare, differite, allungare, ation, .

profferta
Proti-Tiency,

[vanzamenlo

1. progresso, aProfcient, a. avanzato, che ha fatto qualche progresso

prolungamento, per la candela, lungamento

ing,

, giudici

decidere.

er, . pivolo
.

pro-

ounc-mg,

unciatiou,

pronunzia . pronunzia-

Profile, . prnffilo Profit, . profitto, guadagno, fjjto, V. a. profittare, essere

Prominence, . prominenza Prominent, a. prominente

Proof,

prova, cimento, ra
che alla prova del

Promiscuous, a. mescolilo, conJy, cui. confusamente, Proof, fuso,

Prohtable,

a.

profittevole,

nes, . profitto, utilit, ly, ad profittevolmente Profiting, . profitto, progresso Profitless, a. che jioii da profitto

ness,

metcuglio,

con-

Promise, . promessa. To keep one's promise, tenere Promiie, v. a. Prop, la parola.

protnettere.
Self,

Profligate, a. teelerato, malvagio. Profligate doings.

er,

Promise one's promettersi, sperare, promettitore, ing,

.

V.

a.

appuntellai
sostenei
viiie,

cuna

Prop one up, Prop a

punici

promissione, promessa

Promising, a. di buona indole. Promising countenance, 10ana bella ,fisonomia. mising youth, un giovane di buona indole

ropagate, r. seminare.

a.

propagare,

Propagate
one's tue
<
(

;i

gnu

Propagate

nions, spargere

le

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Propagating, Propagation,
^ropagaxi-jite, generazione

Propagator,

propagatore
n.

Propend,

v.

inclinare,

<

Protrude,

t.

a.
.

spignere,

gnimeiUo
Prosecutor,
.

Protuberance,
attore proseliia

gonfiamento.

Proper,

a. proprie, particolare, ly, convenevole, grande, ad. propriamente, acconcia-

Proselyte.

un
.

Prosodian,

versato

nella

. tiella

vita
.

propriet, natura prophecy, . profezia, v. a profetizzare Prophet, . profeta Prophetess, s. profetessa

Property,

Prophetic,

Prophetical,

a.

Prosody, . prosodia Prosopopeja, . prosopopea Prospect, . prospettiva, vista, intento,fine, disegno Prospective, a. di lunga vista. -Prospective -glass, . un mnocehiale Prosper, v. a. fj.r prosperare.

profetico Proiiinquity, . prossimtt, of blood, parentela, placf

Prosperity,
.

bitch, cagna in succhio.To be proud of thing, vantarti d'una cosa, ly, ad. altieramente I a. provare, mostrare, esperimentare, . . divenire, succedere Proveditor, . proveditore Provender, . pascolo, pastura

Proud moria. Proud

Prove,

prosperit, feli-

Proverbiai, a. pi

ly.

cit, fortuna

Prosperous, a. prospero, faPropitiate, v. n. Sr a. espian ly, ad. prospeplacale, rendere favorevole vorer-olf, Propitiation, . propiziazione Propitiatory, a. propiziatorio Propitious, a. propizio, fave ' revole, ness, . la quatit d'un buon cuore, )y, ad. titute, a. impudico, . p ropiziosamente v. a. prosProportion, a prostituta, . proporzione, uire. Prostitute regola, misura, parte, porone's Af.v.r. prostituirsi zione, V. a. proporzionare, able, ad. proporzionale, Prostituting, Prostitution, . pruslituzi07ie ably, ad. proporzionataprostmto. mente, al, a. proporzio- Prostrate, a. Prostrate one's selt j'. r. nato, ally, ad. proporzionalmente, iag, . il proporProstration, Prostrating, .

Provide, munire.
mettete one's

Provide against, ordine. Provide

provvedersi.
beneficio

v.

a.

provvedere,

self,

Provide one with a benefice,

conferire

vn

Provided, Provided that, ad.

purch, a condizione che

Providence,

antivedimento,

providenza economia.

Provident; a. prendo, prudente, riiparmiante, economo Providential, a. della proviProvidentially, ad.

prudente

quetlo che propone,

ing,

Protect, V. a proteggere " ctiug. Protection, . pro,

ione, difesa

Proposition,

propesizione

Propound,

i'. a. proporre, er, . colui che propone, un ing, . 7 proincettatore,

Protector, . protettore, reggente, amministratore,

Providently, ad. con cautela Provider, . provveditore Providing, . il provvedere Province, . provincia, afihcombenza,
Provincial, a. provinciale,

ship, . protettorato 'rotectrix, . protectrice

porr

Protervity, . insolenza Protest, . protesta, frotestali. Jone, a. protestare. ?rotest against, v. r. op-

Proving,

. il

prova)

piarsi

[prot-tstante

Propriety, . propriet Prorogation, . prirogaziotv Prorogue, i'. a, prorogar!

Protestantism, . la religione Protestant, . tin prote-itanle

Protestation, . protestazione Protested against, contro chi protestato Protester, . quello che protesta Protocol,, protocollo
iso,

differire

condizione,

clau-

Eroroguing,

prorogazione

Prosaic, a. prosaico Proscribe, v. a. proscrivere Proscript, . un bandito Proscription, . proscrizioni il lonfiseare i beni del debi tore, fenderli all' incan

Provisor,

. rettore

di collegio

Protomartyr, protomirtire Protonotary, . prolonvtario

Prototype, . prototipo Protract, v. a. protrane. 131

Pro focati ve, o. provocativo ProvoVe, v. a. provocare, ine

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PUB
fare,

esacerbare,

stuzzicare,
to

Provoker, s. provotafore Provoking, s. provocazione Provoking, a. che provoca

proporio, rettore, propostitura Prow, ,. prora, prua Prowess, s. prodezza, valore Prowl, V. n. ingannare, truffare

alla si

del

ce

Pudder,

v. n.

agitar la pol*.

Provost,

s.

ship,

*.

mentare,

ing,

dimena-

Pudding.
volto di

s.

sanguinaccio, rar-

panno

offor clothes Pul out, cavare, 'levare. Pul out one's eves, cavar gli occhi ad uno. Pull up, alzare, tirar su. Pull up by the roots, sradict.

Prowling fellow, barattiere

Proximity,
.

prossimit.,

blood, parentela,

Puddle. . fango, limaccio Puddlewater, s. acqua fangosa of place, Puddle, ti. n. sguazzare nel

of

PuUel
Pulley,

Proxy, s. procuratore, deputato, procura Prude, t. un' affdtatuzxa, una sputasenno Prudence, s. prudenza Prudent, a. prudente, savio Prudential, a. prudenziale Prudenlially, ad. prude
Prudently, ad. prudentemente

fungo Pudency, and Pudicity,

pu-

Pulley of a boat, giuocchielto. Pulley- door,*, porta fatta a carucola Pullulate, V. n. pullulare Pulmonar.y, a. attenente ai

s.

girella,

<

Puerile,
lesco

<

puerile,

fanciul-

Pulp,

*.

polpa,
pulpito,

carne

senza

Puerility, s. puerilit

Puet,

s.

upupa
s. soffio

Pulpit.

*.

pergamo
a.

Puff of wind,

di vento. Puff-ball, s. vescia, specie

Pulpous,
polputo
Pulse,

Pulpy,

polposo,

Prune

trees, v. a. dibuscari alberi. Prune a Tine, potart

Vate -paste, s. di fungo. pasta a sfoglie Puff, V. a. soffiare, v. n

sbuffare,

una

vite
*.

one with
specie di susina,

gonliursi. Puff pride, /u re insuj

*. polso, legume. 'J'o tee! one's pulse, toccare il polso ad uno Pulverization, *. pulverizza-

Prunello,

Pruner, s. potatore Pruning, s potamento

Pruning-knife, unfalcMo Prurient, a. che prude Prurience, Pruriency, *. pru-

Puffin, s. smergo marino Puffy, a. paffuto, gonfio,

Pug.

s.

uno scimioUo

Pump,

gentemente, investigare into, s. inveitigamento Psalra, s. salmo Psalmist, s. salmista

Prying

PugiI, s. pugillo Puisne, or Puisny, s. cade il pi giovine Puissance, *. potenza Puissant, a. potente. Mighty ily, puissant, potentissimo,

*. tromba. Pumphandle, manovella di tromba

*. pi.

Pumps,
colta

scarpini

voglia

tromlta

Pump
uno
*.

one,

tromlia, scalzare

Pumpion, Pumpkin,
Puke,
V.
s.

specie

aver

di

Psalmody,

s.

salmodia

Psalter, s. salterio Psaltery, s. salterio Pseudo, a. falso

Puking,

Puking
svogliato

voglia di vomitare.

stomach, stomaco

'

Pseudomartyr,

s.

pseudomar!

Pulchritude,*, bellezza Pule, V. n. piare, pigolare,

Pshaw
Ptisan,

int. via via

s.

Punch, Punchinello,
Puling, a. malatici ' Pul,*
Pull, V.
a.

*.

polici-

acqua colla
.

Puberty,

s. pubert VuhVicSin, s pubblicano Publication, * pubblicazione Public, a. pubblico, commune Public good, il bene pu!>. blco. Public -house, un

Puncheon,

*.

succhio,

of

tirare,

cavare.
svellere.

Pul

asunder,

PuU away,
dare Pull
gii

tirare,

care VixU back,

sconficfare rin-

hotte di vi,w Punctilio, *. puntiglio Punctilious, a. puntiglioso, di

culare. Fall down, mana terra, demolire.

Punctual, a. puntuale,

ity, *.

puntualit,

esatto,

ly, ad.

Public concern, un' affare

chi

down
il

one's hat, tirare

ri'iruarda it pubblico Public-spirited, che portati jf-r il bene pubblico Publicly, ad. pubblicamente

Publish,

a.

pultbticare,

pubblicdtore,

ing,

Pul suo cappello. down one's spirits, umiliare Pul in pieces, alcuno. sbracciare Pul in the bri-

puntualmente Punctuation, *. la punteggia-

Pull

die, tirare la briglia levare, cavare. off,

Puncture, . puntura Pungency, . punta, puntura Pungent, a. pungente

Punish,

pulM.

PuU

off the

mask, cavarti

able,

t).

a.

a. punire, castigare. degno di vuniiio:

-cr,
-

s.

gasiigaiore,

punimenlo,
Punition,
J.

men(

pun.

-e,gastii,'0

punizioi

e,

gasiigo

Punk, *. una bagascia Puny, s. un cadetto Puny, a. picculo, spregevole Pup, I', a. Sr n., figliare
Pupil,
s.
-

pupillo, scolare, alof the eye, la pupilla

dell' cc/i

QUA
rromperr,

QUA.

QUE
To give quarter, dar quartiere.~To cry for quarter, cl,ie,;ere quartiere.-Qn^rtcr.

ing.
stagno

Quaffing, . ubbriachezs, Quaffing-cup, . una chicchera QuJiggy, a. paludoso

nes>s, t.
.

Putty,

corruzione polvere di

Quagmire,

pantano

Quali, . quaglio. Quail-pipe, . richiamo. ^A young quail,

Puzzle, i. imharaszo, difficnll, V. a. imbarazzare Puzzling, a. intrigante Pyebald a. di diversi colori Pyebald,

una
Quail,
.

quaglietta

. n quagliarsi, ammaccare, languire,

Ing,

v. a.

Quartermaster, qnattier. mastro. Quarterdeck, un

beat

day,

l'ultimo del quartale.

Pygm
P.vgnn.

languore Quaint, a. pulito,

up the enemy's quar-

bello,

Pyramid, s. pirat - midical, a. fyramidiale,

Pyre,
di piru..iti<^ s. pira, rogo

ly, cato, strano, bisbetico, ad. pulitamente, leggiadramente, ness, . pulitezza, delicatezza

deli-

ters, assalire i quartieri del

Quarter,

Quake,

v.

n. tremare,

v. a. squartare, r. n. essere alloggialo. Quarter soldiers, mettere i soldati ne'

v. a,

Pyromancy, . piromanzia Pyrotechny, s. pirotecnia Pyrrhonism, . pirronismo,

dubitar di tutto Python, . pito l-ython, pitone,

Quarterage,

quartiere

Pji,

"-

pisside

ess, . p;

Po,,.

Ouaker, . uomo che trema Quarterly, ad. per quartiere Quakers, . pi. Quacqueri Quakerism, . la religione dei Quarto book, . un libro in Quacqueri quarto Quaking, . tremore, a. tre- Quash, V. a. guast rovi-

. qualit, condizione, talento, dono Qualify, V. a- qiuUiJicare, tem-

Qualification,

QUACK,
.

. ciarlatano, V. n. fare il mestiere di ciarlatano, gracchiare, cry,

perore. Qualify one's

self,

Quat, . pusfula Quatercousins, . buono amici Quaternary, a. quadernario Quartemion, . quattro, il nutrain, .

ciarlatancsmo
a.

Quadragenarious,
genario

quadra-

Quadragesima, . quaresima Quadragesimal, a. quaresimale Quadrangle, . un quadrangolo Quadrangular, a. guadrango- Quandary,

euadrant,
.

capacitarsi, prendere i giuramenti necessari per esercitare un' impifgo Qualified, a. atto, idoneo Qualky, . qualit, stato, abitudine, inclinazione Qualm, . mal di cuore Qualmish, a. che ha il mal di

quadernario
n.

il
.

trillo,

i'.

gorgheggiare,

V. a.

tremolare.

ing,

gorgheggiare,

trillo,

er,

cantore che gorgheggia Quay, . argine fatto al mare o ad un fiume per uso di

quadrante

uadrate, quadrato Quadrate, a. quadro, t;. n. quadrare, accommoJarsi Quadratic, a. quadrativo

Quadrature,
"---'-"

quadratura
quadriennio
quadrilatero
-

Quadr;nnial,

a.

. sospensione d'auean, . una sgualdrina nimo, irresoluzione Quantity, . quantit al>bonof sylladanza, numero, bles, la misura delle tUlabe Queasy, a. debole, schifo Quarantine, . quarantena. To perform quarantine, /a re Queen, . reina, regina, at la quarantena cards, la dama. Queenof Quarrel, . querela, lite, gold, . specie di enti ala della regina a crossbow, quadrello d'una

balestra

Quadripart quatre porzioni Quadruped, . quadrupede Quadrupedal, a. quadrupedo Quadruple, a. quadruplo Quadruplicate, v. quadruplicar/; accrescere quattro volte

Quarrel,

conr. n. litigare, with, trastare. Quarrel Quarrel trovare a ridire. with one, appiccare querela,

ueest, . sjtezie selvatico

di

piccioni

ier, ,

un

litigatore,

ling,

Quell,

t).

a.

reprim

raf.

querela, dispute
litigioso,

fre, Queller,

1.

soggiogatore

a.

pi Quadruplication,

umore
. t7

litigioso

Quench, . Quencher, .

quadruvolte

uarry,

Quadruply, ad. quattro

Quaestor,
.

Quany,

"

questore,

ship,
i

. pet r aia, la preda degli uccelli di rapina v. n. vivere di rapina boccale, quarta

colui che estingue tuerimonious, a. dolente,tncsto, querulo

Quaft;

chiceiera, tazza, v. n.
.

Querulous,

a. querulo, dolente. mesto, lamentevnle

, quesito,

Quaflr,

imbriacon

Query,

o domanda

QUI
Ouest,
t.

QUO
,

inchicsfx,

^rice,ca,eto. To quest of one. cercare

Quillet,

s.

tottigliezzc

Question,

j.

questione,

Quince,

s.

mela
s.

cotogna.

Quince-tree,

un cotogno

Qinn<iuagesima-Sunclay, s. la Domenica della Quinquagesiable,

4 i,

di

che

questwi

.s,ad.se

Quinquennial, a. quinquennio Quinquina, s. la china

Quint,
*.

una quintu
n,
'..

R
T ABATE,
^
V. ricovr falcone, farselo ton
s.

Quibble, io, scherzo Quibble, Quick, .a. vivo, vivace, aiuto, sottile. Quickfire, foc( ardente Quicksand, arene movente. Quick apprehen-

of

,. ,7

giuoco

To run

pugno
Rabbet, Rabbetting,
latura

'

sion,

tagadt d'ingegno.
scent,
c!

Quintessential, a. la quintessenza
citi

per

torelli

Quick
l'odorato

riguarda
rabbinUta Rabbit, t. un coniglio Rabbie, s. la canaglia Rabinet, *. piccola pezza

JHO. Quick.

-To

Quinzain,

s.

stanza di quindici

d'

Quip,

V. n.

motteggia:

Race,

Qmre,s.corod-una, of paper, un quii

carta. A book
libro sciolto
ii

Racehorse, un corsiere. A footrace, corsa di genti a piedi. A horsestirpe.

s.
s.

s.

razza, progenie, corso,

Quirister,

Quirk,

s.

*. corista di chiesa cavillazione, cavilia

raee, corsa di cavalli Racinass, s. frizzo, gusto pic-

Kac'c,

rastrelliera, rastrella,

tifica . affrettare,

Quit, V. a, abbandonare, liii dare, tralasciare, desistert_

premere,
viti

Rack to lay tortura, colla the spit en, alare ad uso di reggere lo schidione.

esentare, dispensare, cedere, rinunziare, giustificare.

che ha gi pr^so
Qui'cklV,

Zd.
*.

presto.

scores with, pareggiare le taglie con uno Quite, ad. q//;io. Quite and

Quit

To

put

to tlie rack, dare la

guickness,

prestezza uiddity, i. essenza d'una cot, finezza, giro, cavillo Quiescence, s. quiete, riposo

Quite contrary,
trarlo

strepito, fracasso

Racking,
R.ackoon,

s, s.

Quits, (or even), a. pace. To

tortura coniglio

dell'

Indie
sa-

be quits, essere pace Quittance, s. quitama, ricom-

Racy,

a. piccante, gustusu,
s.

poroso

To be quiet, tacere

calino, pacifico, tranquillo,

Radiance, Radiancy, dendimento

Quiver,

splen-

Quiet, V. a. calmare, quetare Quieting, a. toporalivo Quietism, s.il quietismo

Quietists, *. pi. i quietisti Quietly, ad. iran,,uillamen/e

s.

faretra,
agile,

turcasso,

a.

snello,

v.

ti.

Radiation, s. splendore Radicai, a. radicale,

tivo,

Quietness, Quietude,

tra?

*"'^

Quivering, a. tremolo Quodlibet, s. sottigliezza Quoif, s. cuffia, V. a. acconciare il capo Quoins, s. pi.

ity,

n^ss,

primi-

di quel di'

s. stato adirale, sor-

Quietus,
Quill,
s.

j.

qiitanzT'
Radish, a. ravanello. HorseraclJih, rarnalucci

penna, calamo, cai nella d'uiia botta. \ knight of the quill, ttn' autore. brother of the quill, uno

Ratfle,
>

s.

zarn,v.n. giuocare

RAK
Raft, s. zalta, satura Rafter, *. corrente, ravicello, ing, s. V. n. impalcare,

RAS
Rake,
Raker,
v. n.
s.

menare una

vita

burattel/n.

Tofree

fancy
spazzaforno, rastro.
a.

its

gi^e ono'j range, dare

rimpalcare

Ra?,

,.

cencio,

straccio.

Raking,

avaro.

Rakish,
'

campo Range,

alla smi fantasia v. n. vagare, vagabondare. R.-inge up and

Meat

boiled to rags, troppo bollita

came

scostumati!, dissali

down, andare

71K/ e

lit

Raily, V. a." riun . Ragamuffin, j. uii birbone glie-e, burlare, bejfare, v.n. Rage, I. rabbia, furore, v. n. riunirsi, ing, . raccoglia arraljbiare, imaniare, tetn-

schierare, ordinare Ranger, . maestro di caccia Rank,, grado, ordine, './era,

mento, burla,

Ragged,
di

Ragged

a. stracciato, coperto stracci, mal vestito. stones, rottame ili

Ram,

s.

ariete.

Kam's

brjjlx

head,

s. liei

xdifer,

ahbomlante. To grow rank, pullulare in troppa abbondanza smell rank, sentire del rancido

To
a.

Rank,
[

v.

Ram down
v. n.

schierare, anno-

piles, ficcare

Ragout,
R-ail,
s.

s.

gnazzetlo
steccato.

cancello,

Kails of a bridge, le sponde d'un ponte. Rails of a church, il balaustro d'un a/tare. Rail in, r. a. chiulere con cancelli, o balaustri

Rankle, v. n. infistolarsi andare attorno, Rankness, . fertilit, troppa abbondanza, rancidezza Ramble, s scorsa. To he ali Ransack, v. a. saccheggiare, upon the ramble, andare rovinare, ing, . sacchegginmento Ramble, . n. scorrere, vaga- Ransom, . riscatto, taglia, bondare t'. a. ri.icaltare, scorticare Rambler, . un vagabondo Rant, . trasporto, smania,
.ali

Ramage,

Rail, t). n. beffare, corbellare Railer, s. corbellatore, tnaldi-

Rambling,
gabondo.

Railing,

ly, . malidieenza, ad. corbellevolmente Raillery, . corbellatura, burla

.

vn

scorsa, a. va Rambling head, cervello balzano. Ram.

Ranter,
tello

stordito,
.

arrabbia-

bling

thoughts,
>

pensieri

Rantipole,

cattivo
-

ragaz

Ramification,.
l'essere

mifica

R^p,

Rain,

Rainbow,
Raindeer,

pioggia, ac^ua. . Carcobaleno animale simile al

piovere.

ramoso
v.

. picchio, sare, picchiare.

Ramify,

ramificare,stenderst
.

rend, acchiappi

Rammer,
chetta

nuizzeranga, bacsa di becco, odore che sente del

Rain,

v. a.

To

da schioppo
a. che
.

rain

Rammish,

down a shower of arrows, far piovere o scagliare una

gr.inline di frecce

ness,

Rapacious, a. rajMzce, avido Rapacity, Rapaciousness, rapacit, ingordigia

Ramp,
alzare.

v. n. rampicare, saltellare, girare

Rape, . ratto, stupro, raspa, rapa salvatica. Rape- wine.

Raise,

V.

a. levare,

Raise motley, raccogliere (Janarj. Raise a siege, "/ewar Raise one's forPassedio. tune, aggrandirsi. Raise

Rampant, Rampart,
pieno.

a.
.

rampante
riparo,
terra-

To fence with ramparts, cireoruiare di tera.

Rapid,

a.

rapidit,

rapido, ad. rapidaity,

ly,

Raise one's voice, la voce. Raise a storm, suscitare una temRaise a sedition. pesta.
prezzo.

alzare

Rancid, mucido

rancidii,

stantio,
.

Rapier, . stocco, spadone Rapine, . rapina, furto Rapture, . rapiinento, tras-

Rancidity, Rancidness,

ran-

Rancorous,
mosit,

a.
ly,

pieno d'aniad. sdegnosa-

Raise
voce.

Raise
. pi.
.

report,

spargere up, avanzare,

Rapturous, a, estatico Rare, a. raro, singolare,

cellente,

Rancour,

rancore, risenti-

ad.

ec-

molto, perfet-

Raisins,

uva passa uno scapes. un

sarfire,

Random,

Rake,

rastrello, rastro, bec-

co di
trato.

Rakeshame,
V.

naviglio,

furfante

Rak,

a. rastrellare,

chiellare atiiszure

To rake
il

the

fuoco

Random shot, or blo' colpa a caso. Tu leav at random, lasciare tutto in abandono, At random, ad. incoHsideratament: Range, . fila, graticola, giro, corsa, timone di e

43S

Rattle,

3.

sonaglio.- -Rattle4.

cock's
gallo.

sulla

ipemficii

rattles,

cresta

il'u

Rattle-headed,

capaciLr. pn.

scervellalo
rir>,o'reggiare,

-of thought.

celiare"

Rash, <i. temerario, i Rash-headed, a preciji Rasher, s, fella di pre on the coals, carbon RasHly, aJ. tcmerariam Rashness, s. teweril

Rattle

it,

ripremPeleZ parlare presto,

Reach,
>

raschiare. Rasp scrostare del pane Rasjiatory, s. raspatoio

the throat, gorgoglimnento of a coach, strepito d. carrozza. 'X-he empty rat tling of words, parole vane t pompvse

porgere

-Reach
read un /ho^'o. Reach
i

tiling, cercare
v.
v.

di arri.

--.lings, *. pi. funicelle, cht

formano
Rattoon,
a

Reach,
Read,

n. distendersi a.

leggere. Recd

leggere
>rrere.

Rasure,
Rat,
.'

s.

pennuta

Read

ad alta

voce,

about,

trappola
ivssico

Rafs-bane,
[tassato

.Ri

Ratable, a. soggetto ad esser Ratably, ad. egualmente

Ratafi, s. sorln d'acquavite fatta con nncciuoli di pesca, e d'alt ri frutti Ratan, s. sorta di canna, che viene dalle Indie

Rate,

Ravening, Ravenous,

Il

s.

rapina

readiness, essere

s. piezzo, valore, tassa, imposizione, sfera, ordini, ragione, proporzione. At the old rate, secondo il cos.

a. rapace, ingordo, avido, goloso, ly, ad. avi-

Reading,
nuovo,

t t. lettura, lezione

Readjoum,

tume At a strange stranamente To live

extravagant
digalmente.

upon provisions, mettere fassisa sopra le provvisioni

Rate,
V. a.

rate, at an rate, vivere proTo set rates

damente, ingordamente "" Ravin, mangiare con [preda Rlvhi'" Ravinei,,.

ing,

!..

a. prorogare di
s.

nuova pro-

Rea'dmission,

*.

seconda nm-

Readmlt, v. a. riammettere Ready, a. pronto, lesto, indi,

vaio, atto, vivace. Ready at hand, apparecchiato-

a.
ly,

deli,

ad.

sHmare, valutare,

conget one's se ready, prepararsi

tanti.

Ready money, danari

To
ad.

tiare, ta.is'are.

To

l'ieady,

gi.t, !.idy

ti

high rate, parlare ard mente, arrogantemente Rater, s. stimatore Rateen, *. sorta di panno li
Rath, Rathe, a. pr.imatic maturo a buon' ora. Rath'.
Rather, ad.
zio.

Room:
-e Ine,

di gii). furnislicd

nde

To

fruits,/,u//i primaticci piuttosto, meglio. Iiave rather, ornare

s.

a.
.

Raw Raw stomach,

silk,
i/i

Reality,

*.

The

realit;

7id!,'esto.liav x

thei

meglio
Ratification,
R.-itify, v. a.

tempo freddo ed

ratificazione

Realize, v. Really, ad.

, '

ratifieare,

ins,

Ry,

s.

s ratificamento *. estimazione Ratiocinate, v. a. raziocinare ^ratiocination,, rasiocinojione Ratiocinative, a. discorsivo Rational, a. razionale. ity.

raggio,

splendore,

Rating,

razza. Raj of gold,

foglia d'oro

Realni',"*" t(
*. rii

una Ream,
;

Kaycloth,
.
.

panno che non

raggiare

<'"'
a.

Reanimate, Reap, v. a. Reaper, s.

ing time.

Raze,

sorta di misura, a. spianare, rovinare

s.
-

ing-sickle,

'ghiaie

Rear, s reti admiral,

REC
gio.To bring up the rear, andare di retroguardia Rear, v. a. inalzare, ergere,
levare
lare,

REC
ion,
v.
[.

REC
dtre una cosa. I', n. riformarsi, incorrigibile

Recede,

n.

ricaptula[recedere retrogradare,

Reclaim,
less,
a.
itieli-

Rear up, allevare, nutrire. Bear one's self up, avanRearward, s. coda, zarsi.

ricevi. ricetta, Receipt, mento, ricevuta Receivable, a. ricevevole Receive, v. a. riceiere.- Reriscuotere le ceive taxes,
tasse.

Recline, v. a. pendere,

Reascend, v. a rimontare Reason, . ragione, senno,

ritto,

di-

house, accogliere una in casa

sua.

Bv reason
To
Reason, r

equit, considerazione.

a causa di. bring one to reason.

of,

Receive ammettere. abbracciare opinion,

Receive one at one's Receive into an office, an un' opinione. Receive stolen
goods, celare beni maltolti
stolen goods, cetutore s. ricevimento

To yield to reason, mettersi alia ragione

n.

sottCH

Recognisee, . colui che ha fatta un obbligazione Recognition, . ricognizione.

ragionare, dis-

Recognitor
Recoil,
V.

dodici

correre, dispaiare. Reason with one's self, meditare Reasonable, a. ragionevole, giusto, moderato, convenevole, competente, giu.ifizia, equti,

Receiving,

delta co e delle a rinculare. .

Recoil
Receptacle, s. ricettacolo Reception, . accoglienza

of
.

mancare

^ness,

*.

ing,

promise, one's alla sua promessa,

rinculamento

ly,

ad.
ltud'ine

ragionevolmente Reasoner, s. colui che ragiona Reasoning, s. ragionamento

Reasonless,
a.

Recoin monev. v. a. battere la moneta di nuovo Recoining, . stampa di mof. v.

i

Reassemble,

v. a.

irragionevole riadunare,

Rechange, nuovo Recharge,

Recidivate,
ion,
.

a.
_

cangiare di
_[n

neta n Recollect, v. a. radunare -Recollect one's self, rammen-

Reassume, v a. ria; Reave, v. a. fendere

Reoaptize,

Reeoramence,
emendare

v. a.

ricomin-

recidiva

ing,

r.

ri

*. ribatlezz,
s.

Rebate,

scanalati..

..,

Rescanalare, spuntare. bate one's pride, rintuzzar Valtru org-o^Zio. Rebate in

deduzione, diminuzione s. ribeca, una vecchia Rebel,, t. un ribello, v. n. RerifteWarsi. Rebelling,
.

Recipe. . ricetta Recipient, . recipiente Reciprocal, a. reciproco,

Reciprocate,
bidre
v. a.

Recommend,
ly.

dare,

able,

. a.

raccomanlodevole.

a.

i^i.,.^

mandatorio

Rebeck,

Reciprocation, . reciprocaRecision, . recisione Recital, . ragguaglio, rela-

Recompense,

ricompensa,

. a. ricompensare, eolui che rioompensa,

er.

ing,

ricompensamento Recompose, r. a. ricomporre

Reconcile, . a. riconciliare,
accordare,

bellion,

s. ribellione,

rivolta

Rebellious, a. ribello, disobeness, s. ribeUione diente,

ment, ation^
-ing,
J

Recite,

. a.

recitare, raccon-

riconciliazione.
[bile

Rebellow,

v. a.
*.

rimugghiare

Rebound,

balzo, rimbalzo, ing, s. V. n. rimbalzare,

rimbalzo Rebuff, t. rabbujTo, rifiuto Rebuild, . a. rifibbricare

Reciting, . recitazione Reckless, a. trascurato, negli[negligenza gente Recklessness, . trascuratezza.

ciliam^

Rebuke,

Rebukeful, a. severo, agro, Iv, ad. agramente Rebdker, . rij-remore, gar

ri/ore

*. riprensione, riprendere

Reckon,
a
lare,

. a.

contare, calco-

Reconcileable, a. rice Recondite, a segreto, ni Reconduct, a. ricondi Record, . atto pubbh

v.

[riprensione

Rebuking, s. riprendimento. Recali, V. a. richiamare, ing, s, richiamo

Recant,
v. a. V. n. disdirsi,
i

ation, ing.

ritrattare,

credere, pensare, far assidipendere, disegno, Reckon upon a curarsi. thing, far capitale di. Reckon up, cempvtiire, ing, . er, . contatore. conto, scotto.To be near one's reckoning, essere viOffpart-yrire. a cina

teniica.

To

bear

reckoning Reclaim,

'

'"

rar

from
"438""
in

RecapituUte,

Recover gli spiriti. rimettersi sickness, pierfe. Recover a loss.

RED
riparare
t
;

perdita,

Redden,
Reddish,

v.

a ter

a S; n. a. rossiccio

Recoi
,pafo,

abl<
v. a.
s.

wind, pigliare
Redditive, a. che risgttarda la
ofhealtlij [coiiiare narrare, racricorso, rifugio,

Recovery,

s rimedio-, riscorsa,

Redeem,

guaritfione

Recount, Recourse,

v. a. redimere. Redeem time, riparare la perdita del tempo. Redeem goods in pawn, riscattare delle robe impegnate, able.

Reexamine,
v.

a.

di nuovo, rivedere "' Refectio Refectiv rimedi con-

Redeliver, Redelivery,
Recredentials,
*. pi.

v.

a.

liberare

di

s. restiiitzione

lettere di

Redemand,

v. a.
*.

ridomandare,

fort Refectory, s. refettorio Refel, v. a. confutare,

ling,

domandare Redemption,

redenzione
v.
a.

Redintegrate,

reinte-

s. confutamento Refer, v. a. riferire, rimettere. Refer a difference to

giudicio degli arbitri

Recruit, s. soldato di recluta. Recruits, s. pi. una recluta. Recruit of provi-

Referee, s. arbitro Reference, s. riferenza,

bitrato.

In

reference

arto

Recruit,

Recruit Rectangle, . un rettangolo Rectangular, a. rettiiugolo

a. reclutare. one's self, ristorarsi

t'.

Redouble,

ing,
dabile

v. a.

raddoppiare,

s.

raddoppiamento
ridotto
a.
i;.

that, in quanto a ci Referendary, s referendario

Redoubt, s. Redoubted,

temuto, formin.

Rectification, s. rettificazione Rectifier, . rettificatore Rectify, rettificare, ing, s.

Redound,
Redress,
s.

ridondare.

riformazione,

Referring, s. riferimento Refine, r. a. raffinare, affinare, er, s. affinatore, purificare, ing. ,. affinamento Refit a ship, v. a. racconciare

rettifica-Jone

Rectilineal, a. rettilinenle

Rectitude,

s. rettitudine, quit, giustizia

*.

e-

Rector, parish
rettore,

rettore,

church,

una parocchia,

ship,

s.

of a piovano d'
ial,

rimediare, correggere. Redress one's self; farsi giustizia, er, s. riformatore, less, a. incorrigibile Reduce, v. a. ridurre, s.

vascello Refitting, s. racconciamento Reflect, V. a. riflettere, ripercuotere Reflect upon one,

un

cascare sopra no. Reflect upon a thing, considerare

a.

di

Reflecting,

*.

riflessione, a.

dignit di

Reducing, Reduction,
Rectory, *. reitori/i Recubation, Recumbency, s. I'litto del giacere, o dell' appoggiarsi Recum!)ent, a giacente

s.

rily,
s.

Reductve,

a. riduttivo, ad. per riduzione

Redundance, Redundancy,

Recur,

v. n. ricorrere.

Recur Redundant,
rsi

Recurrents,

Che si

soprabbondanza, superfluit a. soprabbondante Reduplicate, v. a. raddoppiare, ion, s. raddoppia-

giuria. To cast a retectit upon one, sparlar d'uno Reflective, a. riflessivo, it s. qualit riflessiva Reflow, v. n. ritornare ver la sorgente

Reflux,

*.

Reform,
Reform,

*.

riflus rifa a.

riforv

Recurrency, *. ricorso Recusancy, *. non conformit Recurvation, Recurvity, s. curvit, curvatura Recusant, s. settario Recuse, ti. a. ricusare

Reduplicative, a. riduplicaReecho, v. a. echeggiare Reed, s. can;ia. Reedplot, Reedbank, . luogo dove

v.

riformare,

Reformed, a. riformato Reformer, s. riformatore Reforming, s. riforma

Reformist,
s.

Reedy,

a.

Red, a
bra

rosso Red. lip, labRed hervermiglie. salate. rings, aringhe Red deer, s. il genere de' cerei'. Redfaced, a. rubicoHrfo. Redhaired, che ha

Reek of hay,
Reel,
a.

pieno di canne *. covone di fieno

un frate

rifor-

Reek, s.fumo, vapore. Reek, i'. n. fumare, fare del fumo

i.

naspo. arcolaio, aggomitolare, v. n.

'.ciliare,
,

er,

Refractedness, Refraction, s. Refractory, a. caparbio, osmente',

'

ne'ss, s.

s.

quello che

Refrain, Refreh,

t>.

a.

ostinazione reprimere, raf'

i
,

breast,

capelli rossi. Robin red*. un pettirossi

Reeling,

'gomitala s. vacillamento

v.

a.

rinfrescare^

REI
rinnovelUre, Refresh one's r. rinfrescare, riself, V.

REL
la

of the

heart,
s.

sede

del

posarsi,
7runto,

ing,
'v.'

rinj'resca-

ing,

a. che rnfres-

^^^
mg,
.

v.

registro, cancela. registrare,

Kefr'igerate,

a'

rifrii;erare,
rifrifrerio,

register

ing, ion, *. rinfresco, ire,

riitivo,

memory, impritnere
si sia nella

To registratura. a thing in one's che che

mente
cancelleria, bals.

hold th9 reins of the empire, governare to stalo Reins, pi. le reni, arnioni Reinforce, ti. a. rinforzare,
Reingage, t'. a. attaccare di nuovo la batta glia Reingratiate one's self with

To

ory,

a.
s.

rifrigerivfres-

Registry,
tisterio

Refiige, . refugio, asilo, appoggio, protezione, v. n.

Regnant,
cipnle

a.
v.

regnante,
a.

prin-

Reinstate,
ing,
.

jrcteggere

Regorge,
s.

vomitare, re-

Reinvest,

Refugee, s. rifngito Refulgence, Refulgency,

Refulgent,' a. rifulgente,

possesso,

ristabilire, i>. a. ristabilimento rimettere in v. n. ristabilire, ing,

ment,
Regrater, Regrator,
s.

rislabitimi-nto
a.

Rejoice, f.
lu-

rallegrare, ri.

rigatgioia,

godere,

Refund,

rifondere, r

Refusal, i. rifinto. To have the refusal of a thing, a-

Regress, s. ritorno To have free egress and regress, avere il passo Ubero
egret, s. disgusto, dolore,

ing, ing,
V.

allegrezza,

e. piacex'ole

Rejoin,

a.

riunire, repli-

V. a. compiagnere Regular, a. regolare, regoRegular canons, i ato. egolar. To live a regu-

ar

life,

ity, . regolarit, nenie, -ly, ad. regolatamente, pre-

vvere

regolata-

Reland,

Refutation, i. confuta Refute, ti. a. confutar, Regain, v a. riguadagnare,

'
-

isamente Regulate, r.

a.

regolare,

. a. sbarcare vnu seconda volta Relapse, . ricaduta," ricadimento, v. n. riammalarsi. To relapse in the same

formare,

determinare. Ke-

fault, ritornare al

medesimo

riguadagn
egale.
erogativ.

Regal, Regal.

regalo, fe galare. tre

expense, rigulate one's durre le sue spese Regulation, s. regola Regulator, . regolatore Regulus, . regolo, minerale Rehear, v. a. sentire di nuovo.

Relate,

v. a

Regalia

pi. l'insegne reali, prerogative reali Regality, s. realit

r.

Rehearsal,

Regally, ad. realmente Regard, *. riguardo, stima, of a forest, Vispezione d una foresta. In regard of, in quanto a. In regard, it

narrazione, relazione, prora, repetizione, of a play, la prova d'una

.

Related, a. parente, congiun Relation, . relazione, affini tratto, risguardo, un ] rente, una parente. By relation, per quel che si dire.

commedia
Rehearse,
contare,
recitare, raci'. a. ripetere, ridire, . ripetizione rigettare, ribbutV. tare, disprezzare, able, a. ing, che si deve rigettare, ion, . rigeltamento

In relation to that, in quai'to a questo Relative, a relativo, !v, ad.

ing,
Reject,

relativamente Relator, . fautore

d'una

Regard,

v. a.

riguardare, eon

fui, a.
cli!

devole,-

"gua

Relax,

V.

a.

moderare, rilas-

lasciare.

Relax one's mind,

n.
ri-

Reign,
gia,

non ha riguardo

V. n.

regno, autorit reregnare, domi.

r!>.)> Relax, v.

Relaxation,

Reigning, I. regna

"-"
-,

'-

Reimbark,
di nuovo,

v.

n.

domi ante imbarcarsi

ing,

ation.

. rilassazione, scioglimento, ristoro, riposo Relay, . posta, muta di cani di caccia. To be in relay, stare alla posta Relays. . pi. cavalli freschi

Regiment,
R.egimen,
no,

. .

of

regimento redimine, govt

Reimburse, . a, rimborsai ment, . rimborsamento

Reimpression,

seconda

et

tare,

dispensare.

a church, un go-

one troni an oath, vno dal giuramento,

.

Release sciorrt mi

libert

REN
Remand,
Remarle,
Relent, v
n.
v. a.
t.

richiamare,

nota
',

nidare,

distil-

far

labile, contidei

Remediless,

a. irremediabile

Remedy,
Reliance,

s, rimedio, ripiego, rissorsa. Fast remedy, in-

There
upon

s.

is

fiducia- speranza. no more reliance

curabile

Remedy,
rare.

hira than broken reed, non

upon

Not

v. a.

rimediare, ripato

be remediedj
n.

jnu da

Jidiirsi di lui che d'un'

canna

Remember,

v.

ricordarsi,

Relic

s.

reliquia,

una vedova

Relief,

s.

tollievo, ricorso, ri-

luogo dove la lepre pasce la

Remind,
mtry,
onforla-

v.

Relievo, *. rliet^o Relight, i'. a. raccendere Religion, s. religione, ordine, ible, a. remissibile, ion. -ist colui che professa qualche religione Religious, a. religioso, divolo. Religious debates, controversie. Religious exercises, esercizi di devozione. Religious obsen-er of hi Remonstrance, . rimotlranzi promise, inviolabile osserva- Remonstrants,*.?/, rimostran tore delia sua nrttnjfjtx/i Kv Remonstrate, v. a, rimostravi rappresentare religione, Remora, *. remora, ostacolo 5, ,.

Remissly, ad. negligentemente Remissness, *. negligenza Remiss, a. negligente, lento,

Relinquish,

i.

abbandonar,:.

re, lasc,

che abbai Reliqueii, *. pi. reliquie Relish, s. gusto, sapore, V. a. dare buon sapore, gustare,

Remoteness, Removeable, i

che

Removal,

approvare, able, a. gustoso, ing, *. approva-

. trasporto, ratio del trarre via, of lodgings, sgomberare. Remove

one out of the way, di^fa

Reiucen t,
Reluct,

a. riluc

Remount"

v. a.

rinwntare

Rely.

V. u.

fidarsi, fare capis.

Remumiur,
Renard,
.

Relying upon,

fiducia

Renavigate,

Remainder,
Remains,
.

resto, re.iiduo.

avanze, reliquie

REP
Repeal,
'

doppio pagamento . rivoeazu

,

abol

rivocabile,

ing,

reported
.

of,

un

uotno

di

rivoca-

Repeat,

v.

ripetere, ridire,

oriuoto a ripetizione,

ing,
ripicco,

Reporter, rapportatore Reporting, . rapportamento Repose, . riposo, quiete,

V.

a.

mettere,

commettere.

Repeek
gnere,

(at card^),

t.

Repose fidarsi sopra uno. an entire confidence in one.

biasimevole, vituperevole, ed, a. rimproverato, rinfacciato, -fui, a. ingiurioso, oltraggioso, fully, ad. vituperosamente, ing, .

ripercuotere,

confa-

rimprovero Reprobate, . un reprobo, un mxilai'agio, i'. a reprobare,

rimedio ripercutsivo

Repent,

ance, v. n. pentirsi, . pentimento, ing, a. penitenlr, che ti pente [nuovo Repeople, v. a. populare di

riprovato

Reprobating, Reprobation,
Reposition, . stabilimento Repository, . ripostiglio Repossess, v. a. rimettere

reprobazione, esser reprobalo

Reproduce,

Repercussion, # ripercmsione Bepeicussive, a. ripercuaivo Repertory, . repertorio

Repedtion, pruova Repine at,

ripetizione,

in possesso [possesso _ Repossessed, a. rtjnesso in Repi"ehend, v. a. riprendere, ammonire, correggere, ed, er. a. ripreso, ammonito,

ii. a. riprodurre, produrre di nuovo Reproduction, . riproduzione Reproof, . riprensione, ammo-

nizione

[rip

ole

Reproveable, a. rip Reprove, v. a. ripreni

rimbrottare, rincrescere. Repine at one's good fortune, invidiare l'al-

n.

Reprehensible,

a. riprensbile,

Reproved,

a. ripreso, o

trui fortuna, er, . mormoratore, ing, . fastidio, dispiacere [collocare

Replace, v. a. rimpiazzare. Replacing, . coUocamenio Replant, r. a. ripiantare Replead, v. a. piatire di nuovo Replenish, v a. riempire, ing, t. riempimento Replete, a riempiuto, pieno

riprensi- Reprover, . riprenditore ad. Reproving, . riprendimento Reprehension, a. riprensione. Reprune, v. a. cimar di nuovo Represent, . a. rappresengli alberi tare, chiaramente mostrare, Reptile, . rettile far vedere, significare, figu- Republican, . repubbchista rare, descrivere, tener il Republic, . repubblica luogo d'un altro, ation, . Repudiable, a. degno d'essere

Reprehensibly,

rappresentazione,
one,

ative,

descrizi-

ripudiato
v.

un rappre- Repudiate,
rifiutare

Repletion, . replezione Replevin, . reintegrazione Replevy, . mallevadoria, V a. ricuperare. Replevy

presentaiore, ed, presentato, ing,

rap- Repudiated, ment, . Repudiation,

a.
V.

1 distress, ricoverare del qual altru

quello

rappresentamento Repugn, Repress, v. a. reprimere, rintuzzare, ed, a. ripresso, er, . quello, o raffrenato, quella che reprime, ing, .

ripuaiare, a. [fiatato ripudiato, riripuio n. ripugnare, osa.

.

leport, . fama, rapporto. flying report, . ramare, . hishiglio. By report, per fama, per quel che si dice R.eport, . ragguaglio, rapportamento, relazione, rijmta-

tivo, limitativo

Reprieve, . sospensione, differimento di giustizia, V. a. Repulse, sospendere resecuzione d'un Repulse, reo condannato alla morte

v.

ripulsa, negativa a. ripulsare, rlrifiu-

Reprimand,
preiulere,

ammonizione,

riprensione,
v.

RepuUed,

a. ripulsato,

a.

ri-

strepito d'un cann-me Report, V. a. rapportare,

mando,

ammonir biasi- Reputable, a. onorato ed, a. ripreso. Reputation, . riputazione.

nReprint,

esporre,

esporre
eesso.
/

of a lavsuit, stato d'un pro Report of one,

lo
ill

tparlnr

d'uno, parlar
.

male

/ut. Report,

n. 4cop-

ti. Repute, . riptitazione, stima, a. ristampare, ed, a. ristampato, nome, ing, . v. a. reputare, giu... ....... il ristampare T^ey [saglia Reprise, Reprisals, . riprerepu te him Reprise, . ripresa, cotUinuariputai IO dabl^n ijone. Reprises, . costo e

Reservation,

s.

riserbasione,

of

request, suppliche.

l/i

corte

delle

To

make

Resolution, s. disegno, delibC' razione, fermezza, arditezza, coraggio, analisi, il risolvere,

a.

request

of

one, fare

una Reserved,
-ly.
ad.

riserbaU

la risoluzione

Resonant,
Resort,
erba, cautela

a. risonante

alcun modo richiesti Request, a. richiedere, dorichieditore, supplicante

Reserver,
Resettle,

*.
ti .

Reside,

v.

a. ristabilire n. residere,
s-

concorso, ridotto, . ricorso,rifugio, giurisdizione, ristretto, v. n. capitare, ed, frequentare, bazzicare, a. frequentato, bazzicalo, er, s. quello che bazzica un

Requirable, a. ricerc Require, v. a. domandare, chiedere, ed, a. domandato,

Residence,
siderite

residenza.
1

di

Resound,

v. a.

bombare,

risuonare, rimed, a. risuonato,

Resident, a. residente, sidente. Residentiary,

residente,

o. di residente
avanzo

nansa,

ingly,

ing,

a. risonante, ad. d'una maniera

Requital,

s.

ricompensa, ricoa.
co

Residue, s. Resign, V.

residtto,

Requite,

v.

ratore,

ing,
s.

a. rassegnare, consegnare. Resign one's place to anothe'r, cedert il suo luogo ad uno Resign

Resource, . rimedio Respect, . rispetto, riguardo, stima, onore. Out of respect to you, pe- rispetto

i.

ricoiupensa-

one's self, sommettersi alla volont di Dio, ation, 3.

Reremouse,

nottola, vispis!.

colui

Resaluted, c Rescind, v.
>

er, j. rassegnatore, ment, s. rassegna, rassegnazione Resilient, a. zampillante Resilition, s. zampillio Resm, s. ragia, resina Resinous, a. resinoso, ragioso Resipiscence, s. resipiscenza, pentimento Resist, V. a. repngnare, far
sej^na^

ing,

a chi

si

fa

la ras-

vostro. To pay one's respects to one, riverire, salu tare no. In respect of, a rispetto, in comparazione In some respect, in qualche modo. Respects, . com-

pli'menii,

baaamani Pray remember my respects to

him, vi prego di riverirlo Respect, da mia parie.

'spettare,

portar

isguard

That

-ed.
will
ris-

resistenza,
.a,

oppugnare,

ri-

make vou

respected by all

opposizione,

ostacolo

the wo"iId, ci vi pettare da ognuno

far

a. resistito-, repugnato, quello che resiste,

Respectful, a. rispettoso, umile,

ly,

ad.

rispettivamente.
.

dar

tempo, dijferi

l'est

Resolvable,
arnpo.

a. solubile. "Resoluble, da liquefarsi Resolve, s. deliberazione, de-

Research, s. inchiesta, rcci camento, v. a. inchieder minutamente, domandare Resemblance, s. somiglianza

cisione,

V.

a.

Respective, a. rispettivo, relativo, X-j, ad rispettivamente, risolvere, relativamente Respiration, . respirazione,

fiato Respire, v. respirare, riposare, dopo d'aver fatta cosa fuii.

dissipare,

minare,
into

Resemble,
bles
-

v.

rassembrare.
his

a.

somigliari

deliberare, deterstatuire. Resolve matte-r, risolversi in

He

resem

father,

egli

somiglia a suo padre,

ir.g,
Resent,
ti.

nigli

inj
'
j I

rat

is resolved upon, la guerra Respite, gi stabinta Resolved, a. risoluto, ly,

intervallo, indugio.

ad. risolutamente, ^ness, . risoluzione, .fermo proposito

ingiuria,

ing, ment,

d'una vndicativo, riseniimentn, m^Iy, ad. risentitaa. risentirsi fui, a.

s.

Resolvents, Resolving,

s.

rimedi dissolutivi
risoluzione,
di-

chiar anione

Resplendency, s. splendore Resplendent, a risplendente Response, . risposta

Respond,
replicare

v.

ent,

n.

rispondere,
.

rispoti'

RET
Retchlss,
lento,

a.

llesponsible,

a.
s.

beneslantt,

mente,

ness,ad. infingardia.
ly,
s.
i

infingardo, pigro, negligente-

Kesponsion,
llebuscitate,

asticuramenlo
n.
risucitare.

Retention,
ritenere

v.

Restraint,

s.

freno, raffi

Retentive,

ritenente,

e.he

Resuscitated, a. rttucitato Hest, t. riposo, pace, rilascio, rilatsaziotte, sunno, il dor-

mento To

he undei

restraint, ester in pien

3'o take one's rest, dortnire, riposare I had yery good night's rest, riposato molto bene. Rest i)f a lance, resta di lancia.

strillivi

Restringe,

the rest went away, tutti gli altri andarono via Rest, V. n. riposare, prender riposo, dormire, portare.
stare.

All

v. a. rettrignere P.estringed, a, ristretto K^estringcnt, a- astringente

Retire, v. n. ritirarsi, ritirare, tirare a se. Retire

home,

ritirarsi

a casa.

Resty,

a. restio, ostinato, e parbio, testereccio

*.

Retire from business, Htii dagli affari. Mliich

Result.

risultamento,

v.

Rest yourself satisfied about that, nim vi pigliale fastidio

di questo. The difficulty rests there, qui sta la diffi-

Retirement,
/iV..-6'.ne

s.

ritiratezza,

^1;

Resumed, a. ripigliai Resuming, s. il resim

Resumption,
s.

riunii

Retiring, *. i7 ritirare, ad. addietro, indietro Retort, s. storta, v. a. r

Retail,

nuim^o. To

sell

by

ad.

ostinatamente.

Resting.

riposo, quiete ex. restingplace, nn luogo di riposo Restitution, s. restituzione

.

Resiiiig.

a.

Retain, v. a. ritenere, tenere a mente. I retained him for my counsel, l'ho preso pel

mio avvocato,
ritenuto,

able,

a. che

er, .

una persona
esser
s.

salariata al servizio di qual-

Retract what one has said, dir contro a quel cite s' detto prima, ion, . ritratritratto, tazione, etl, a. disdetto, ing, . ritrattazione, il ritrattarsi Retreat, . ritirata, luogo ritiralo, ti. n. ritirarsi, ed.

cheduno,
domestico,
di riposo, quietudine

senza

ing,

suo

riteni-

Retrench, i'.

impazienta,

Restorative, a. ristorativi

mento, ritegno Retake, v. a. pigliar di nuovo Retaken, a. ripigliato Retaliate, v. a. render la pariglia

a. levare, scemare, trincerare, ed, a. levalo, tagliato, ing, . il levare ment, . trincea

Restove,

a.

ristorare, ris-

his i)!ace, ristabilire alcuno lei ma impiego. Restore

Retaliated, a. reso Retaliation, s. pariglia, contraccambio. By way of retaliation, in contraccambio, in vendetta

Retribute, v. a. ricompensare Retribuier, . che ritribuisce Retribution, . ricompensa Retrievable, a. che si pub riRetrieve, v. a. ricuperare, ricovrare, riparare, ing, .
Retrocession,
dietro,
il

Retard,

grazia. Kcstne one to life Bgaiii, ridare la vita ad uno.

v. a. ritardare, intertenere, ed, a. ritardato, intertenulo, ing, . indugio.

i7

tornare inrctrogra-

retrocedere
. iV

Retrogradation,

Retrograde,

a.

retrogrado,

REV
r.

RID

retrogradare,
s. il

ing,

Rhetoricate,
Rhe'torician,

v. n.
. ,ln

fare

il

ret

Retrogi-^ssion,

retrocedere

re'torico

Retrospect,

v
.

a.
il

guardare guardare

Rheuni, . reuma, catarro Rheumatic, u. tematico, reuReview,

.

Retro-pection,

d'eserciti,

v.

mostra rivista, a. rivedere.

Rheumatism, . rrma,fiutsione

Rheumy,

a. rematico
.

7-.co.c<:n-u,

Rhinoceros,

rinuceronte

"'

ness,

un

leneficio,

in love,

of

kind-

Rhomb,

jOHi/>o

Rhomboid,
Rliubarb,
.

romboide,

al.

of money, rimetta di danaro. commodity that jieids a juicfc return, una

Return,

Rhvmster,
tiji'rutore

rimatore, ver

Return
,

....^. .......'.

Re
com

Rhythmical,

Revi
ravvivarsi.

Rib,

a. armonioso costola, moglie, (per

1/ 1

vu.ii

.1

shopkeeper his

Retjam
mando,

modity,

mandare indietro an answer, reu

der riposta,

able, a.

di ri

inj;, . il

ritornare

shall see nurse a se. trade revive, vedremo il commercio fiorire ancora,ing,
. il

He We

begins to

Ribald, . baldane

ItiliaUiry,

rilialdo,

un

ri-

. ribal-

Ribbon, . fcttuct^a.A ribbon weavei, tessitor di fetluce

rivelatore.

ing, Revelation,

H
n.

Reunion,
Reunite,

revivere . riunimento, ncon. a. riunire di

Rib-roast, v. a. tartassare

Revel, gozzoviglia, -v. n.

festeggiare, ler, . che tlivertitce g02zoviglijndo, ling, . allegrezza, una festa

nuovo.

Rice,, riso, giano Rich, d. ricco, opulento,

bondante,
fertile,

ai-,

lauto.

Reuniting, . riunimento Revocable, a. rivocabile

Revenge,

vendetta,

v.

Revoke,

v.

rinunciar!.
la'rsl'-r\l be

a rivocare, Revoking,

v. n.
. il

revenge" on
di lui

him, mt vendicher

Revolt,

Revengeful, a. vetdicalivo, ly, ad. d'una maniera reii-

v.

j.

ribelle,

rivolta, ribellione, er, . rivoltarti, ing, . il rivol-

ly. ad. rich, i ricchi, riccamente, ness, pompa, magnificenza, ricchezza. Riches, . n-:chezze, abbondanza di beni di fortuna Rich wine, vino gagliarda Rick, . bica.\ rick of hay, or corn, bica di fietv, o

The

dicativa

Revenger, . vendicatore Revenue. entrata, rendita

Reverberate,
r. n.

Revolve,

minar

v. a. rivolgere, esacolla mente

.

Rickets, . specie di malattia Rickety, a. soggetto al malore Inghilterra, chiamato, in

rickets

riverberare,

Revolution,

rivoluzione

Reward,
ti.

a.

Rcverberatorv,
torio

Revere,

v. a. riv

able, pensutore, ing,

renda,

reward

. rimunerazione, God ricompensare. you. Iddio ve lo

Rid, a. liberato. To get rid,

V. n.

liberarsi. I don't know get rid of that troule

a.
.

degno di
il

bles

fellov

ricomarcolle

pensare

Rewet,

la rotella d'un
v.
.

Reword,

n.
.

ripetere

Rid, v. n. liberare, sbr Rid one of all his bles, trarre uno d'imi Rid one's self of a

Rhapsodist,

Rhapsody,

compilatore rapsodia, colle!o

Rhen
Reversible, a. che
s

del

Reno

Rhetoric, . la rettorica, di ben parlare Rhetorical, a. reiloHco Khetoricallj,nrf. retto ricamente

blesome business, usi di ""/"" J"" . spedizione, spacRiddance, cio. To make a clear riddance, spacciare un luogo. I made at la^t a good riddance of him, alia fine arte

me

Ridden,
Riddle,

ne sono sbrigato <j. cavalcato

.

indovinello, cribro,

US

RIS
-V. J.

nello,

tpiegare un indoviI', n parta

This
is

ramente.

sto i il

Riddle

coals.

Ride, V. n. cavalcare, andare a cavallo Ride in a coach,

Ride andare in carrozza. Ridel away, andarsene. Ride Bight, s. diritto, pretensione, back, ritornarsene. potere, prii-ilegio, ragione. about, fare una girata. a horse, To be in the right, aver Ride, manage ragione. This belongs to maneggiare un cavallo. me by right, questo m' opLearn to ride, imparare montare a cavallo. A ship that rides at anchor, tin

is the right way, quevero mezzo. This his right name, questo nome. il suo proprio right owner, proprietario, padrone. To be in one's right senses, essere in buon

Rinded,

a.

che ha della

cor.

<cria. Tliick-rnded, che ha la corteccia grossa Ring, *. anello. To run the

ring,

ring

porta.

The ring moneta. A ring

un

of a

correr fanello. The door, anello di

of a piece of people,

cerchio di gente.

fine

ring of bells, un belC accordo di campane. To give the bell a ring, dar un tocco al campanello. ^An ear-ring.

che all' ancora. Rider, s. cavaliere Ridge, s. cima, of a house, i7 tetto d'una casa Ridgetile, ^e^o/a. Ridge of land,
vascello

Ringdove,
Right, ad. forte, bene. I am not right, non sto bene. Very right, molto bene. right honest man, un gran right learngalantuomo. ed man, un uomo inolio

*.

piccione,

tor-

Ringworm,
Ringleader,
Ringtail,
s.

*. empitiggine s. capo gheppio

glia ed alza in solcando. Ridges. . scanalati long ridge of hills, giogaia.

Ring, ti. a. ring tlie campane.

Se

ri.

To

bells,

fonare.- To suonar le
ring again.

Ridgebone of the back, la

s

You
dite
r
/

say right,
;

-I
again
V.

spina del dosso Ridged, a. alto, alzato,

Into

right, io ho ragione.

Right
pane
render

the

s. an ridicolo. chetto di donne, . a, der ridicolo Ridiculous, a. ridicolo, ad. con modo ridicolo,

Ridicule,

Right,

a.

ly,

giustizia. To right one's self,/ar*t giustizia Righteous, a. diritto, giusto, ly, ad. dirittatnente, giustamente, ness, *. giustizia.

fare, o

Rinse, V. a. sciacquare Rinsing, s. il sciacquare stravizzo, Riot, eccesso, s.

riotta, conlesa,

violenza,

Riding, s. l'andare a cavallo, Riding-habit, abito da ca-

valcare. Riding - cap, barella per la campagna. Riding coat, gabbano. Riding-hood, veste da donna a foggia di mantello da cavalcare. Riding, s. divi-

Rightful, a. legittimo Rightfully, ad. legittimamente Rightly, ad. iene. He is served rightly, egli lo merita Rights. (E^r. to set to rig-hts)

v. n. riattare, gozzovigliai e Rioter, s. uno scapestrato Riotous, a. licenzioso, dissoluto, ly, ad. dissolutamente, ness, s. licenza, sfrenatezza

Rip, v.^. scucire, stracciare, ' -To rip up an old

ovellare

To

Ridotto, s. m. ridotto Rife, a. comtme, che regna

RifF-raF, s. robbaccia Rifle, u.a. taccheggiare, predare

Rigid, a. rigido, severo,

Riglet,

ity,

soon rotten, cosa die matura con troppo fretta, presto

Rifle-gun, s. archibuso rigalo Rifler, s. ladro Rifling, *. il saccheggiare Rift, *. fessura, crepatura

*. rigS Rigour, s. rigore, severit Rigorous, a. rigoroso, ly, ad. rigorosamente

Ripe, Ripen, v. a. maturare, render maturo, v n. ma-

Rig, V. a. ammainare,

allestire

un

Rigger, Rigging,

vascello, ornare, addobbare. Rig, s. una fanciulla lasciva [correda s. chi allestisce, chi

Rill, *. ruscello Rillet, ruscelletto Rim, s. orlo

turarsi, divenir maturo Ripely, ad. maturamente Ripeness, *. maturit

Ripening,
brina,

maturamente,

it

Rime,

*.

s.

l'ammanare,

of

v. n. met- Ripped, Ripped up, a. scucilo rima To make one Ripper, s. quello che scuce verse rime with another,/ar Rise, *. l'origine, causa, aserandimento avanzamento

nebbia.

Rime,

consonanza,

tere in

Riggish, a. lascivo, puttanesco Riggle, r. n. ditnenarsi Right, diritto, che non piega da niuna banda, retto, giusto, buono, franco, puro, vero, tonveniente, opportuno.

'

Riming, Ri my, a. Rind, s.

s.

rima,

il

comporre Rise,
corteccia
|

nebbioso scorza, la

tarsi.

d'un melangolo

V. n. scaturire, sorgere, levarsi, uscir di letto, levilo'es to rise early, tgli ama di levarti

-Hs

buon'

ora. To
di

rise

from

orrendamente.
oars.
HHgl^hi
i7

rhe
Rogue,
.

soft

roe of a

fish,

table,

levarsi

tavola

mare

latte di pesce

Tlie sun rises, il iole si leva. To rise up in arms, prender le arni, sollevarsi. The waters bepn to rise,

ruggito,

Rogation, week), .

(Ea.:
le

the rogatlonrogazioni

Roary,

a. rtigiadi
e.

To

un furbo, un furfante, un Indro, cattivello.

scere. Tht
rise,
il

com

liegins to

rule the roast, governare a suo modo Koait meat, .

To

]ilay

the rogue, scher-

comincia ad incarire. To rise from the dead, rsiicitar da' morii

larario

Roguery,
lob,

Riser, (an early riser) s. uomo che si leva di buon' ora ity, s. Risible, a. risibile,

rubare. To rob Peter to pay Paul, fare un debito nuovo per pagarne
f.

a.

Risins,
risinfj

a.

il

levarsi. The
il

UH

vecchio.

To

rob upon
alia

. furberia, malzia, malignit, burlo, scherzo Roguish, a. da furbo, malizioso, ly, ad. furbescamente, ness, . furfanteria,

the highway,

gittarsi

Robber,

of a

hill,

dirupo

d'una collina the skin, tumore Rising, s. rivolta,

'Sing in, L rising
il

. rubalore, ladro. church robber, un sacri-

rising of
ribellione,

lego.

A
.

sea

robber,

un

pirnto,

un
.

corsale

Robberj-,

nte. The Robbing,

s

ruba rubamenio.

Rob-

burla, scherzo Roist, Roister, ti. n. far it bravaccio e il cattivo Roisterer, . un smargiasso, spaccone Roisting, I. rodomonleria Roll, ." invoglio, ruolo, rullo, lista, for a woman's head.

bing of the public treasury,

peculato
oli,

ground.

a.

Robe,
,

vesta. The gentleof the long robe, le

n.

ne togate
.
te

Risk,

s.

Robe,

vestire
.

pomposa-

schiar Rite, *. rito, statuto. 'PxmeraX

Ritual',
ale,
s.

i-redbreast,

pettirosso

s.

un

rituale,

a.

solennemente fatto,
difensore de' riti

ritu
ist,

Robin good fellow, un buon compagnone

Robust, a, robusto, forte,
ness,
.

un

robustezza

Rivage, s. riva, ripa, sponda Rocambole, . orf<i d'aglio Rivai, s. rivale, competitore, V. o. esser rivale, emulare, Roche-alum, . allume di rocca ship, s. rivalit Rochet, . rocchetto Rive, . u. spaccare, fendere, Rock, . rocca, roccia, balza,

Rivel, . aggrinzare, . grinza

Rivel

rupe. Rock - crvstal, criRock oil, stallo di roccn. petrolio. Rocks in the sea, scogli

Rock,

Rivet,

I.

ribaditura di chiedo, ribadire. To r

il

a thing

rocca, strumento da filare. Roc}i, . fi. essere . dimenato, caracollare, a. cullare, dimenar la culla Rocket, . rocchetta, razzo Recking, . il cullare un barn.

Rockless, a. senza rocche moria, ing, s. il ribadir Riving, s. tV spaccare Rocky, a. pieno di rocche Rivulet, . ruscello Rod, . verga, frusta, sferSave the rod Rix-dollar, . tallero za, pertica and spoil the child, madre Roach, . lasca, [pesce d'acqua tignoso. rfo/ce). As sound as a roach, pietosa, .figlio An angIin?-rod, canna da Curtain-rod, verRoad, . i pescare. largo, piag Rod - net, ga di ferro.

ROT
rocca.

RUL
Rubrict,
s. rubrica Ruij, s. Tvbino,!. rosso Ructation, * rullo

RUN
3H/ont. Rule,
regolo, rigare, re diriggere, guidare.
in tin

RUN
muro. Run to one's help, aver ricorso ad uno per aiuto Run to seed, semen zire. Her tongjie runs perpetually, ella parta inces-

RuiAet, s.iimouc
Kttldiness,
s.

color rosso

Ruddle,

s.

sinopia
pigliate
il

Ruddy,

u. rosso, rubicondi ssolar villano, rustico, in vile, scortese, grossolano, fiorante, malvagio, catti

mio
regolo,

gotico,

Ruler,

*.

consiglio. conduttori
*.
;

governatore.

Ruling,

santemente Your tongue nips before your wit, voi non pensate a quel cht dite.-Ryir away, fuggire scappa, ivith for a wager, scomm>

ly,

ad.

grossolanamei
distilli

tustcil, ignoran incivilita, furfanteria, bt

zezzit,

Rumb,

.. .qua ,

lo di V

Rumble,

v.

i.

rombare,

strepi-

coneria

Rudiments, s. pi. rudimenti Kue, s. ruta Rue, V. n. pentirsi. \'oM shall

the bowels, gorgogliamenti.

Ruminant, Ruminate,
I

a.

ruminante
riconsiderare.

v. n.

He
Ruft-, .?. lattuga, gorgi Ruf-, V. a. pigliare u col trionfo

uefuUy,

Ruminating, Rumin

niad, impazzire, diventar matto. It runs in their blood, men di razza. Run aground, v. n. dare in secco. for it, fuggire, darla a gambe That ever runs In my mind, ci mi cone sempre neU' animo. Run away with a thing, portar via che che ti /a. The

-Run

horse
i7

rr.n

away with him,

cavallo lo porlo via.

Run
dowi

back, correr indietro. Rxia counter, r.p^Hare. Run

Ruffian,

s.

un masnadiere, un Rumour,
'

assassino,

a.

'rZ'grTd'l
5

down a

stag, r. a. straccare

brutale, san-'

ed,

a.

rumoured

o.-Rur

guinario
Ruffle,
s.

abroad.

ruffles,

manichini
v.

manichino. LaceA di mer- Rump,

a.
,

s.

groppone
s.

/eo. Ruffle,
pare,
....

scompigliare,
disti
s.
il

ncresdisor......

Rumple,

piega.
respa
.

Run
raggri

ceie alcuno Run a thing down, vilipendere una cosa.

down with

blood.

-ed,
Run,

a.

Run
Run

Ruffling,

distu

Rug,

s.

coperta da letto con nel

Rumpling, .. Fincrespare s. una corsa. To take

- Good or
delta,
ill

one's self into milchief, espoTsi a qualche pericolo. Run in debt, indebitarsi

a pin
\a

lunghi

spiilla.e.

Rugged,

a. rozzo, ruvido severo, austero, rigido, zotico. ly, ad. rozzamente, nesS;

run at play,

uiture

If

Run,
before,
full

o disdetta al giuoco. correre. Run ti. n.

or
after,

correr

a-

Ruin,

s.

rovina,

To

bring

distruzione. one to ruin,

rovinare,

perdere

alcuno.

speed, cu, mente. Run

hazard.

through passar uno

Ruin

one's

self.i'. a.

rovinarsi

aa oanaa a banda colla spada. Run the gauntlet, pa.isar per le

Ruined, a rovinato Ruining, s. il rovinare Ruinous, a. rovinoso, cadevole,

pericoloso,

bacchette. out, colare, gocciolare.

Run

v.

His
naso.

voi andate avanti mede-lima maniera di vi book, tra. rer un libro Run over work again, rivedere oper -The the banks, il fiume ku sover chiato le sponde. The pot runs over, la pignatta versa. Run out into excess, andare all' eccesso. Run one's self out of breath, correr fino a perder il sfiato Run out

Run over a

<

nose runs, gli cola

"

ly,

ente, scdleia-

Run,
-Time
render

il

one's T&ce. finire la sua corsa.

scorrere,

passare

runs away, .7 tempo passa. Run from, us-

Rule
precetto.

rcgola,

meilelln,

Carpenter's rule, fyiKfrfra.-Accordingtorule,

marcia, far capo

mina.
e

Run

da

through, banda. Run

ontare, tallire.

Run

head
dnr
l ell

against

/^t/,r

A
SMS.
Sadducism,
. l'eresia de"

Sad

Sadly, ad. malamente, catiiva[bariletio menfe, Rundle, *. globo ness, . tristezza, Rundlet, s. piuolo d'una scala, O ABBA TARTAN, . un riaffanno. In sober sadness. of a Kunner, s. eorritlore, mill, la mola da sopra del Sabbath, . a/)a<o. Sabbath- Safe, a. salvo, sicuro, felice. day, la Domenica M'ith a safe conscience, in Sabbatic, and Sabbatical, a. Runnet. s. quaglio, coagulo Safe

il

Running,

corrimeiito,

cor\

attenente al sabato

fidai
is

He

Sabine, Sabina Sable, . la pelle del zibellino.

Sabre, . sciabla, scimitarra Saccharine, a. zuccherino, di
Sacerdotal,
a. sacerdotale'

come home

safe,

arrivato

Running-])lace,

corso. Running footman, vn lacch. Running water, acqua corrente. Runningknot, cappio, nodo scorsoio. Running sore, ina piaga che

carriera,

salvamente. Safeconduct, un salvo condotto. Your money will be safe in his hands, il vostro danaro

God keep you

safe. Iddio vi

Sack,

co/a. Running

title, il ttolo

Runt,

facciata d'un libro . una vacca di Scozia.An old runt, vecchiaccia

. saccheggio, sacco, spezie di vin dolce, i'. a. saccheggiare, dare il sacco. Sack up, ti. a insaccare

Sate,
.

. uno stipo. Safe-guard, salvaguardia, grembiale

'

Sackbut, . sambuca Sackcloth, . tela da far sacch

Safely,

ad.

in

Ruptory, . rottoro, cauterio Rupture, rottura, crepatura Rural, a. rustico, campestre

Rush, . giunco. It is n< worth a rush, non vale u frxdlo.l would not give
rush for
it,

Sacrament, . sacr Sacramentai, a. si -ly. ad. sacrami

Sacramentarians",

Safety, . salvezza, sicurezza Saffron, .2u;^fnino. Salf'rongold, oro fulminante Sagacious, a. sagace, astuto.

Sagacity,

aagacit, perspi'

non

ne' darei u

Sage, a. saggio, prudente,

Rush,

n. lanciarsi. H^ rushed, si lanci Rush in,

V.

(an

un saggio, un uotno

herb), salvia, saggiamente, ness,

ly, ad.

savio,

. at'i-

Rush
Rushy,

in upon one, sorprendere alcuno, ing, . i7 lan-

Sacrifice, . sacrificio, . a. Sagittary, . sagittaria Jr n. ojirire, dedicare, conse- Saie, kind of ship, . saica

grat e, sacrijcare, rinunziare, Sail,

a.

giuncoso

Russet, a. rouetto Russetin, . melaruggim

-' . ruggine, Rust,

"

sacrijicaiore Sacrificial, a. di ^crijicio Sacrificing, . il sacrijcare Sacrilege, . sacrilegio, ious,

-r,

vela.

To be under
I

If/a.-Set

sail, v. a.

far

sail, esser

alla

rrug.
ly, ad. sacrilegamente Sacristan, . sagrestano Sacristy, . sagresti Sad. a. mesto, male

giorni di fleet of a
flotta

navigazione. A.

hundred

sail,

Rustie,

Rustical; Rustically, ad. rui Rusticate, v. a. rendere rustico, o zotico come un contadina Rusticity, . rusticit, rustichezza [dezza Rustiness, . ruggine, ranciRustie, V. n. cigolare, ing, .

tivo,

tristo,

Sad
sad

new.s,

infelice, vile. rie novelle.

di cento ce/.Sailmaker, /a/tore di teZe. Sailyard, antenna. Sail along the coast, costeggiare. Sail back, pigliar terra Sailor, . marinaro, navigante,

mischance,

una gran

Sadden, 11, n. parer tristo, v.a.

affliggere, render mesto

nautilo, (specie di pesce.) Good sailor, un buon veleggiatore Sailing, . veleggiamcnto, navi-

Rusty,
noso.

To grow rusty,
a.

a.

rugginente,

ruggiirru-

Ruthful,

compassionevole, miserabile, ly, ad. miserabilmente,

. piet,

Sadle, . e//a. Put the sadgazione dle upon the right horse, dar Saim, . lardo, strutto Sainfoin, . trifoglio la colpa a chi ha torto. Saddlebow, arcione di sella. Saint, . un santo, una santa. Saint Peter, san Pielro.Saddle-cloth, gualdrappa. Saint Anne. aii/a Anna. Pack-saddle, un basto. Saint Anthony's fire, volatica Saddle-backed, sellato Saddle, v. a. sellare, metter la Saint, r. a canonizzare, far il

ness,

compassione

sella
.

Ruthless, a. spietato, crudele Saddler, Rutting-time, . frega [segala

seliaio.

Pack-

santo, ed, santo, sacro, ly, ad. santamente, ship, .

Rje,

. eg-rt/u,

bread, pane di Saddaeecs,

pL SadSucei

Sake,

amore,

catisa.-Vot

Salute,

s.

saluto, r

Sapor,

sapore
di

namesake,
Raker,
.

egli porta il

m
hope you are the same,
il

Sappiness,
sagro, falcone
. calore,

Saporific, a. saporoso . l'abbondare

Salacity,

lascivia Salad, t. insalata. Saladoil, olio d'oliva

Salamander,

s.

salamandra

Sameness, s. medesimezza Samphire, s. finocchio marino Sample, *. esemplare Sampler, *. mostra

Sanative, a. sanativo
Sanctification, s. santificazione Sanctified, a. santificato Sanctifier, s. saniijicatore Sanctify, v. a. santificare, far santo, ing, s. santificazione Sanctimonious, a. sante

Sappy, a. pieno di succiio Saraband, . sarabanda Sarcasm, . sarcasmo

,

al, a. satirico, Ij, Sarcastic, ad. in maniera pungente

Sarcenet,

tajfeta

any thing

to sale, mettere

Sarcling, . sarchiagione Sarcocele, . sarcocele

Saleable, a. vendibile Salesman, j. venditor di abiti

fatti Salic, or Salique, a. Salico Salient, a. che salta, palpitante Saline, Salinoiis, a. salso, sal-

Sarcoma, . scirro, tumore Sarcophagus, . sarcofago Sarcophagy, . il pascerti di

Sarcotic, a. sarcotico

Sanctimony,
santit

s,

santimonia,
decreto,

[carne

Sanction,
tifica

ordine,

confermazione, ra-

. sardina Sardonie laughter, cachinno Sardonyx, . sardonico

Sardine,

Sarsaparilla,

" Sash, . cinto ta. Sash rindow, finestra che sco

salsapariglia

;,

a-

appartenente alta

rifugio Sand, . arena, rena. Sands, Sand. pi. massa di rena. box, . polverino Sandpit, or tandbed, cava da sabbione.

Saily, Sally,

s.

sortita, furia, bollore

Sandblind, and Pur. .

Sassafras, sassafrosso Sat, {see Sit), sedere Satan, . Satana, il diavolo

Satanic, and Satani cai, a. d

Satchel, . sacca, sacchetto Sate, u. a. satollare Sated, a. satollo, sazio
Satellite,
i

and Sally

forth,

i..

a.

blind, a. che ha diffetto negli

Salmagundy,
piii

*. manicaretto di vivande riscaldate Salmon, *. salmone. Salmon

Sandal,

maker,

sandalo. Sandaluno che fa gli

Satia

2.

satollare,

Sandarack,
Saloon,
Salt,
.

sandaraca, gomSatiety, . satolezza, saziet Satin. . raso

Satiric, or Satirical, a. suti-

s.

salone
salt,

ma

di ginepro

sale bigio. Saltcellar, saliera. Saltbox, cassa dove si con-

ia/e. Bay

Sandever, s fuidiglio di vetro Sanding, . barbio, sorta di pesce

salalo.SalihoxiBS, Saltspring, una sergente d'acqua salmastra Salt, V. a. salare Salter, s. uno che vende del sale Salting, *. il salare Saltish, a. alquanto salato Saltless, a. che non ha gusto
Salt, a. satina.

Sanguinary, a. sanguinvlente Sanguine, a. sanguigno, che Satirically, ad. satiricamente abbonda di motto sangue, Satirist, . scrittore di satire
ardente, ardito. is always too sanguine, sempre si picca troppo Saiiguinolent, a- sanguinolente, crudele Sanicle, rigatico, spezie d'erba

He

Satisfaction, . soddisfazione, contento, ragione, ristauraad. zione. Satisfactorily, d'una maniera soddisfacente.

You will

have

full

satis-

faction, ella sar vendicata

Sap,
la

buccia

succhio, sugo, umore, delle piante,

Satisfactory, a. soddisfacente Satisfy, V. a. soddisfare, sa-

perato robe naufragate Salvation, s. salvazione, satut Salubrious, a salubre, sano Salubrity, *. salubrit Salve, s. unguento. Salver,

Sapphire, . zaffiro Sapid, a. giudizioso, gustoso Sapidity, and Sapidness, giudizio, senno, gusto

fied -with him, non sono coning, . il sodtento di lui,

disfare

Salving, . il salvare Salvo, s. eccezione, scusa Salutary, a. salutare

Sapient, a. savio, sapiente Sapless, a. senza succhio,

Sapling,
.

Salrap, . satrapo Saturate, v. a. satollare, -

SCA
Safum.
*, Saturno, jnotnba Satunials, . pi. $aturnah Saturnlan, or Saturnine,
.

SCA
Scan,
t'.

Ser. ,'s See ct'.trt Saw, V. .z. segare Sawing, s segamento

Sawyer,
*.

a.'

esaminate, pmule-

Scandal, s. scandalo, vergogna.

Scandal, v. difTamare Scandalize, v.
/>

Saxifrage,

s.

segatore sassifragia

jndalezzare.

rudeU Savages, t. pi. popoli lalviU

Say' V. a. dire, favellare. A\'hat do you say che dite f That is to say, cio. They
i'

Iv, ad. talvaticameiite, ness, s. ferocia, crudelt

Saying,

dieimento.

mon saying, un
Scab,
s.

Com.

True saying, uno rcnV

scabbia.

detto coninie.
lo

Sauce,

s.

salta.

To dip in the
*.

scandere tin

sauce, iiitignere nella salsa. Saucepan, *. un padel-

lino.

Saucebox,

di piaga Scabbard, ./u(/ei-o Scabbed, a. scabioso, rognoso

uh im- Scabious,
Scabious,

a. scabbioso . (a flower)

sita

cai-

s.

pialello

Saucily, ad. tfacclatameitte, nrroffaiitemeiUe Sauciness, s. impudenza

Scabby, a. scabbioso Scabrous, a. scaltro, scabroso Scabwort, . em

Scaffold, . pale Scaffolding, .
.Scalade, . scalala, scalamenti! Scald, V. a. scottare con liquore

Scantling, . grandezza, misura, un pezzetto Scantly, ad scarsamente Scanty, a. scarso, die manca.

Saucy, a. sfacciato, sfrontato SaveJ ad. salvo, eccettuato,

Scape, s.fuga, v. n. evitare, fuggire Scapular, . scapolare

Scar,
trie,

V. a. salvare, conservare, riser'iare, riservare, rispartaiare, sparagnare. That

Scalding,
Scale,
.

Mi!l jave

mi

chariies, questo risparmier della spesa.

me

I'll

save you that trouble,

essentarvi

vugl'.o

incoinmodo. Uod save tlie k;ng, viva it r. God save him. Iddio lo conservi. yo

da questo

scottatura scaglia di pesce, of a map, la scala d'una carili. of iron, Scales scaglie di ferro. Scale of a balance, it guscio della
.

Scaramouch,

bilancia. bilancie

Pair

of

scales,
'

Scarecrow,

syaven

Scale a fish, v. a. scagliare i pese;". Scale the walls of a

Saveall,

To

chin.

Scared, a. atteri have a scared c

ordigno sul quale si posa la candela quando viene a finire

s.

'

citt

ivnig.

salvamento.

Scalene, a. scaleno Scaling, . lo scalare Scaluig ladders, scala da scalar

Scali, . tigna, lepra Scalled, a. ^g^noo. Scaldhead, . testa tignosa Scallion, . scalogno Scallop, . sorta di nicchio Scalp, . pericrania, v. a. sfregiare Scalper, or Scalping-iron, .

Scarf, epider

arpa.Scar&kin, C

To be savin, v. n. xuat economia, ly, ad. frugalmente, ness, . frugalit,

Scarification, . scarijicazioi Scarify, v. a. scarificare, se, iiig, . nare, scarifica

Saviour, salvatore, liberatori Saunter aboct, v. n. batter le

Scarlet colour, t

scar latlin
Scarlet,
latto.

Savour,
--!.

strade, vagare . sapere, gusto, odore,

arlatto.

Scar.

a saporare, assaggiare,
'

Scarlet-oak,

elee.

Savourily, ad.

sapoScarnbicr,
leccapiatti
s.

uno

faccialo

Scarp, . scarpa Scate, . squadro spezie di pesce Scale, f. n sdrucciolare sopra

Scales,
.

Scambling,

Sawdust, aiu. -aw.*;sh,

iteita.

.'.

srgs.

Trandsaw,
.

ly,

. dissipamento, ad. sfacciatamente

.

coccoli

da sdruccio-

Scmmony,

scamonea

e-

syada

ii

SCI
Scatter,
.

SCR
Science,
s.

sparf^ere,

meuto,

ingly,
.

ing,

a.

sparpagliare,
tpar/zi-

ad. tparta-

t. sdenta, dottrina, arte liberale Scientifica!, a. scientfico

t'.

tagliare. ScaUh-co\-

lops, s. braciuola di carne di vitella fritta

Scotomy,
Scaycngev,
paiadino
Scintillate,
V. a.

s.

scotoma
.

scintillare.

Scoundrel,

gaglioffo,

vn

Scenery,"*, scenario

Scion,

s.
s.

ramicelto

Scenographic,
Scenograiihy,
fiutare,
V. a.

a. scenografico
s. sccnnf,'r,ifi,,
'

Scoir,
V. n.

burla. Scoff at one, burlare alcuno. ScotY-

odore,

sentore,

{tiri

Scoffing,

dar buono, o cattilo odore, profumare, annasare,

odorate, fiutare Sceptical, 'a. scettico

Scold,

derisore, beffatore s. burla, beffa vua ^arrit'rice, V. n. ing, brontolare, borbottare, s. contesa, contendi mento Scolding man, un garritore.
er.
s.

s.

un

vagabondo, uno sciope.

i7

Scouring,

forbire, uscita.

Scepticism,

s.

precetti de scet-

Scourge,

Sceptics, s. scettici Sceptic, a. scettico Sceptre, s. scettro Sceptrebearer, che

V.

a.

/erra, flagello, sferzare, punire,

Scollop,

s.

petoncolo

porta

lo

Scolopendra, s. spezie d pesce Sconce, *. tin forte, certo sostegno quasi braccio, t) o.

gastigare Scout, . corridore.

To

send
.

afar

la scoperta. Scoxts,

Schedule,

^artuCi

far,
o

qualcl
.

attigni-

Scope,

*.

scopo, dises^no
.sia

To

Scout, . sorte di naviglio veloce per andar a vela Scout, or Scout about, v. a.
battere
le

strade

have free scope, aver

di fare che che si

libert

Scowl,

V. n.

fare

il

grugno,

Scorbutical, a. di scorbuto

Scorch,

ti.

a riardere, scottare,

-15red a
alter
Iti

holai

ing. *. adustione Scordium, . scordio

Score,
s. cauto, scotto, rispettaglia, venti, ventina. ottanta. Sixscore, cento tenfi. Threescore, sessanta. On the score of friendship, in risguardo della vostra amici-

trfle le scii-nze
i.
/,(

Scholar-

Fourscore,

to,

larsliip,

qualit d'uno

Scrabble, v. a. graffiare, tastare, brancolare Scrag, . mio scitetetro. Scrag end of a neck, la scarnatura del collo. ScraggHy, (Ex. he looks scruggily) ad. pare molto magro. Scraggy, a. sparuto, molto

magro
Scramble,

Scholasticallv, ad. da scolastico

Scholastic, al, u scolastico Scholiast, *. un commentatore Scholium, .!. breve esposizione

couto.

Score

writing,

sorla ai giucco che si fa col gettar alcuna cosa in mezzo ad un gruppo di ragazzi,
.

ing,

School,

s.

scuola.

To

keep

Scorn,

lineare una scrittura. Scot<: out, scancellare s. dispreizo, sdegno,

V. n. ruifare, aggruppare, rampicare Scranch, r. a. schiacciare, rompere co' denti, ing, . il

Scrap,

rimasuglio, avanzaraschiare, grat-

Scrape,
r,
i.
j ;

v. a.

Scomer,
Scornful,

s.

a.
s.

dispregiatore sdegnoso, Ij,

a.

t-

Scorning, Scorpion,
esti

dispregiamento
scorpio, pesce
i

Scorpion-grass,

*.

schooling,

s.

la

paga che

si

Tay
ing,

for

child's
il

school-

d'erba Scot, s. parte, porzione. Vaj scot and lot, pagare i diritti
della jHirrocchia.Seot free, franco, che non paga niente,

nome

pagare

Scotch,

s.

picciol

taglio,

chiando Scratch, . sgraffio.- Scratches, . malattia che viene ai

cavalli

SCR
Scratch,
'".

SEA

diligerti ementf

SEA
portamento

v.

a.

graffaye.

Scratch one's sel^ praitargraffiare la pelle coir unghie. Scratch out one's

censurare
Scrutiny,
.

il

Put
-To
ere
Ito

Go

to sea,

aninr tul mare.

out to sea, mettere a mare. By sea and land.

scrutinio, squittiiw

eyes,

Scrawl,

uno. cancellare una scrittura, ing, a. il grattare ti. a. scarabocchi

scarabocchie

cavar gli occhi ad- Scrutoire, . scrittoio Scratch out -writing, Scud, . rovescio, scroscio

ing.
Scray, s rondine di mare Screak, i'. n. cigolare, ing, cigolamento

Scuci away, v. n. svigni Scud along, affrettarsi Scuffle, . zuffa, riotta, have n. contrastare. nothing to scuffle for, noi non abbiamo che spartir!

al

We

mare.

get sea -room, corlargo Nlain sea. Sea - captain.

insieme
t.

Sea-c

a
7

del n
stretto.

Sculk,

i.

alcuno,
a.

n.

er,

celarsi, codiare, . colui che a

Scream,

or

Scream

out, . n.

gridare,

strillare, strido, stridore

ing,

Screech, t'. n. squittire. Screech-owl,, civetta I parafuoco glia. Foldii

Sculking-hole, nascotidiglio Seuil. . cranio, osso del capo. Scullcap, . cuff a di tela Seuil, . piccol remo. Sculler,

-Sea-side, del mare. N'arrow sea, uno Sea-port, porlo di mare. Sea chart, carta da navigare. Sea-voyage, viaggio per mare. "Sea-mark,
lido

segno
scogli,

. battello con un barcaiuolo solo, uti barcaiuolo solo con

in vicinanza degli per farne conoscer il

un
leggiare, gliare

battello

protegge
vite

Screw,

s.

Corkscrew,

ghero atte bottiglie

Scullery, . lavatoio Scullion, . guatiero di cucina, una guattet a di cucina Sculptor, . scultore Sculpture, . scultura, la cose

green, a. verdazzuro Seagull, , gabbiano, mugnaio Seaweed, . alga, aliga. Sea-

Seal,

sigillo,

suggello.

Under hand and

Seal-ring,
.

seal, sot-

Screw, or Screw

in.

entrare girando. Screw up, )'. a. strignere Scribble, v. n. scarabocchiare,

- -

cum,

schiuma,

of the Seal,

toscritto e sigillato . vitello marino

people, la feccia del popolo. Full of scum,

aiullo

con

sigillo acolpiio

ing.
Scrip,
s.

s. lo

scarabocchiare
sacco,

Scum,

V. a.

schiumare, tor via

bisaccia,

un Scummer,

Scriptural, a. scritturale Scripture. . la scrittura Scripturists, . quelli che mettono ogni loro credenza sola-

. una mestola Scupper-holes, . piccoli buchi sul ponte d'una nave, dai quali Cacqua scorre in ynnre Scurf, . tigna, of a wound,

Seai, v. a. sigillare Sealer, . colui che pone il luggello Sealing, . il sigillare Seam, . cucitura, cicatrice.

scabbia, iness, Scurfy, a. tignoso Scurrility, or Scur

glass.

libbre di

'

Scurrilous,
Scrofula,
.

b,ffones,

scrofula
A-ily,

di

Scrotum, . scroto Scrub, . una scopa, un don

ad.

malamente

Scurviness, . malignit

Scurvy,

Scrubbed,
Scrubber,
Scruple,
,

or
.
.

Scrubby,

Scurvy
.

cattivo, fello. fellow, un fellone.

sagena
Sear, v a. arrossare con ferro
'ente

scorbuto.

Scurvy grass,

Searce.

staccio,

v.

a. ab-

scabbioso, tignoso

coclearia,

gramigna

raspa

scrupolo, ac\ dubbio, V. a. fi

ScrupuU
iiess,

ipoloao, umore scrupoloso, ad. scrupolosatnenle. You are too scrupulous,

.

Search, . inchiesta, r. a. Sent, . coda Scutcheon, . scudo, la toppa wound, tentare una ferita. d'una serratura, scudicciuolo. Search into, inchiedere. la chiave, o la pietra che Search out, inchiedere, nel centro d'un edifizio Scuttle, . paniera, tramoggic
<

.y,

Scuttle here

and

there, v. a

Sear-clotli,

cerotlo

ella

da

vero

troppo

se-

Season,
Scythe, s falce
.
il

statrione,

tempo op.

portuno. in season,
Seasonable
a.

di
di

Scruse, r. premere, affollare

e sea,

mare. Billows of cavalloni di n

che

ttagione, comodo, opportuno,

and Seeing
salvarsi. Secure restare alcuno,
,

that, conj.poicfit

che di stagiotie, stagione, tempo opportuno, ly, op-

one, arly,

Beasoned cask, una botte Seasoned

gionata.

sta-

in piena

ad. sicu-

Seek, or Seek for, v. a. cer !. Seek one's help, dosoccoiso. ndar Seek Tuin, macchinare P 's

timber,
Seourity, s. sicurezza, sicurt, malleveria, lontananza da ogni pericolo, fiducia, bat-

ui
'ar

rovina. Seek out, cercando, braccare

Seasoner,

s.

guello

che

_i
Seek a

af

giona
Seasoning, Seat,
la villa tribunale.
s.

stagonamen
(

un impiego. 1
bel-

am

further

-Fin

Seat, posare, stabilire self, stabUirsi

Judgmenta Seat
v.
il

edan, *. sedia Sedate, a. sedato,

tranquillo,
quillit

ness,

quieto,
s.

tran-

sii

Seaward, ad. verso

Secant,
s.

mar
parte.

Sedentary, a. sedentario Sedge, s. spezie d'erba Sediment, s. fondigliuolo

to seek than I was, mi trovo pi angiatiato di prima Seeker, *. cercatore Seeking, *. cerca, cercamento Seel, V. a. barcollate

Seers, v. n. parere, sembrare. That seems reasonable,

segante
s.

questo

pare

ragionei'ole.

Secession,

V andai e da

Seclude, v. a. escludere Secluding, or Seclusion,

Seeming,
*

a. appareiite, ad. apparcnleir.ente

s.

ly,

Second,

a. secondo.

Secondnitro
la

fer

self 1 be duced, lasciarsi sedane,

'duttore, ing, Dn, s. seduzione

A second Cicero, un
Second,
s.

Seemliness,

decenza
decente,

Seemly,
Seen,
Seer,
a.
s.

a.

convene-

and
veduto profeta
s.

Sedulity,

accuratezza, dili-

un

difensore,

genza, cura

Seesaw,
Seeth,

altalena,

biu-

sessantesima parte d'un miji. nuto, a. secondare, aiutare, ly, ad. secondamento Secrecy, *. segretezza Secret, s. segreto, privato,

lire,
.

lessare,

See, (ex. bishop's see), sedia

episcopale
ee, V.
a. vedere,

ta. To

tell

colP occhio, avvertire. do noscere, 1 not see him, non lo vedo. He sees nobody, non amTo go to mette nessuno. See see, andare a vedere

comprender domandare, co-

bollimento. Seethng-pot, *. pignatta Segment, . fetta, pezzo Segnity, . infingardia, injin-

-ing,

gardaggine
Segregate,
v. a. disceverare, segregale, li. n. discevetion, . rarsi, separarsi, segregazione Seigniorial, a. sovrano, inde-

Secreting, Secretary,
cretary's

t. .

nascondimen
office,

ordine. I'll see you home, I'll see vi condurr a casa Secretly, ad. segretamente you paid, vi far pagare. Secretness, s. segretezza Let one see, mostrare Seed, s. seme, semenza, sperSect, I. setta Sectarian, s. di setta Seedtime, ma, cagione. Sectary, s. settario Seedplot, semensementa. Seedman, mercante Section, s. sezione, divisione zaio. Sector, s. compasso di propordi semi.Seed, v. n. tallire, zione, settore fare il tallo Secular, a, secolare, temporale Seeding, s. il tallire Secularity, s. lo stato di per- Seedy, a. pieno di sememi Seeing Seeing, s. il vedere. Secularizatic . secolarzzais belieying, quando la cosa si vede, si crede. The thing is not worth seeing, no Secularly, ai cMa degna d'esser vedi The sense of seeing, la Secundine, i Seeing, vista, il vedere. 455

Secretaryship,

segretario. Sesegreteria. ufficio di

what he wants, domandaquel che imole. See

tegli

that all be ready, sia vostra cura che il tutto sia in

ity, Seignior, . signore, . signoria, age, . signo-

raggio
possessione Sezable, a. che si pub ajffirSeisin.
.

Seize,

V.

a.

afferrare,

tener

per forza, staggire, sequeprender usurpare, strare, per forza, assalire, sorprendere. Seize again, ri-

Seizing,

.t.

l'afferrare,

usarpa-

Seizure,

Seldom, ad.

ness. . radezza v. a. sceSelect, a. scelto, gliere, eleggere, ing, .

staggine, sequestro rado, di rado,

scella,

or,

sceglitore

Self, pron.

medesimo, stesso. Myselfj io medesimo. Thy-

SER
Senate,
r
.

Senate house,
senato
seiuifore,

Ourselves, meilesimi. Yourselves, voi medesimi. Themselves, essi medesimi I went thimedesima.
7U't

it

Senator,

*.

ian,

o.

ing, or Separation, . ep.

Send,

V. a.

Seri,-,

mandare, inviare. a messenger, spe-

ther
te,
self,

by myself,

vi

andai
one's clear

dire

il".

To

look

to

badare a se. To

un messaggero. Send, Separator, . divisore money, rimetter del danaro. Septangle, . settangolo Send one word, mandare Septangular, a. die ka a dire Send back, ii. a. angoli riwiani/are. Send in, fare September, . Settembre
entrare.

Separatist,

uno scismatico

hira health. Iddio voglia die si

ruelh

God

tette

send

Septenary, a. settenario, .
sette

annidi vita
a.

^slo. Self-same day,

Self-conceit,

Vii

edness,
a.

Sending, s. l'atto del mandare Seneschal, * siniscalco

Senile, a. senile, vecchio Se'nnitrht, *. una settimana. This day se'nnight, og-

Septentrional,

settenirio-

t.

pre-

Septuagenary,

a.

settuagena-

Self-coacei'ted,

vananlo-

Senior,

a.

anziano,

-its.

Sepcuagesimal, a. di settuagesima Septuagint, . la Bibbia, i

settanta Sepulcliral, ad. sepolcrale, di

Self-will, s. ostinarJone Stlf-denial, or Self-renuncia-

opin

afftto

Selfdependent, a. che dipende da nessuno

Self-evident, a.
nifesto

chiaro,

-To speai ^ pa rlar giudiziosamente ma- Senseless, a. che ha perduto

non
l'uso de" sensi,

ly, ad. sen-

Self-murder, . omicidio nella sua persona propria, -er, s.

Self-excellency, eccellenza naturale Self-wise, a. presontuoso Selfish, a. proprio, interessato. Selfish man, s. un tacagno,

za giudizio, pazzamente,

Sepulchre, . sepolcro, avello Sepulture, sepoltura Sequacious, a. seguace Sequel, . sequela, serie, conseguenza Sequence, . tegiunza
i

Sell, V. a. ve Seller, . tei

Selling,

s.

vemlimentv

ness, . stupidezza, assurdit Sensibility, . sensibilit Sensible, a. sensibile, doloroso, angoscioso, di gran giudizio. To be sensible of a thing, ester persuase di checchessia I sensible I have done amiss, conosco che ho mal fatto, ness, . sensibilit, giitdizio, cervello, ly, a.d. sensibilmente Sensitive, a. sensitivo, plant,

del

defunto, Setarlare.
tarilo

self

from the

am

depositario delie cose seques irate

Sequestering,

. j7 sequestrare Seraglio, . serraglio Seraph, or Seraphim, serafino

Seraphic, a, serafico Sere, a. secco, non piti verde

Serenade, serenata,

v.

a. far

SeWe"fV'^o/sf;j Semblable, a. simile,

ly, ad.

Semblance, . apparenza . Semblant, a simile,

a-

Sensory, . Porgano del senso Sensual, a. sensuale, lascivo, carnale, ily, . sensualit, ly, ad. sensualmente Sent, part. p/Seud, mandare

Serene,
allegro.

Most

a.

sereno, chiaro, serene, f-

miglianza,Jigura [pria Sembative, a. acconcio, probreve, giitdicamento, v. a. Semibreve, . semibreve dar sentenza, ing, . giudiSemicircle, . semicircolo Semicircular, a. semicircolare Sententious, a. sentenzioso, Semicolon, . punto e virgola ly, ad. sentenziosamente Seminary, . seminario Sentiment, . sentimento, opi-

Sereneness, and
lit,

Serenity,

calma, riposo
.

Serge,

sargia
.

Serge-makei,
sargia Sergeant,
to.
.

fabbricante di

sergente, birra.

Semiquaver, mezzo trillo Semitone, . mezzo tuono Semivowel, . mezza vocale Sempiternai, a sempiterno
Sempiternity,
.

sempiternit

Sentinol, or Sentry. . sentiSeparability, . divisViUil Separable, a separabile Separate, a. separato, differente,

Sena,

sena, erba medicinale

Sergeants of the mace, carica mazzieri, ship, terdi sergente, ry, gcnteria. Petty sergeant.
.

1>.

a.

disgitigners,

ry,

piccola

sergenterta

ibi

SET
.

maniera

officiosa.

una canzona in musica Set a price upon a thing,

fere

mettere

il

prizy.o

ad una

Serving,

*.

it

servin

Sermon,

sermone, predica, orazione, v. a. insegnare con severit

. *.

Serosity,

serosit
s.

vero studente nelle u Inglesi [i-itii Servitude, *. servit, schiaSesquialter, al, a. sesquialtero, che contiene una volta e

Seipent,
tario.

serpe,

serpente,
ser-

Sesquipedal,
Session,
.

ian,

a.

sesqui-

Little

serpent,

sessione.

QuarterSessionscause

cosa. Set against one, opporsi ad alcuno. Set forth, esporre, rappresentare. Set at defiance, sfidare. Sot one's self forward, avaria xarsi. Set off, al.bellire, far bello. She had nothing to set oft" her beauty, ella non aveva niente da far spiccare

Serpentine, a. serpeggiante,
dor.

s.

serpentino, serpentino

gono per gindicare

civili e criminali.

Jlaid-servant,
be servant

una
to

serva To

corte di giustizia Sesterce, s. sestertio Set, a. messo Set raeal, pctj^o

s.

Kail,

auiirare alcuno. Set up, ergere, innalzare. Set up a shop, aprir bottega Sfct up for, spacciar-i, farsi. Set

upon a
che che

vizio,

far

regolato. S>et price, prezzo stabilito. Set hour, ora Jissa.'Set form of prayers, formula di preggiiere. Set -isita formale Set

HutT/,..a
te,

ar.

ornare, parare, partire^

a. setolo.^n, ispido

Setaceous,
!
|

perare, tener lungo, far ujricio.Thii will serve for an example, questo sentir d'esempio. Serve one's self, f . . approntarsi. Do you serve me so ? in questa maniera mi trattute ? You served him right, roi avete fatto iene- I'll serve him in his kind, gli render la

purjiose,

a posta,

bella

posta
Set,
s.

ferma, paHita di gi-

oco, guernimento Fine set of silver plate, un belC apparato d'arfri'uleria Set of trees, un filare d'alberi.

Setting, ,. il mettere Setting-stick, s. regolo, strumento di stampatre

\

Settle, V. a. stabilire, regolare, ordinare.

fermare,

Settle

one's

abode

somewhere.

pariglia. fieive one a trick, fare una burla ad uno. \\Tien occasion shall serve,

il

mando
sione.

Thepre-ienter wind serves,

si

l'occa-

Set of teeth, dentatura Set of coach-horses, un tiro carrozza.-Set of n I perSet, V. a. mettere, porre, tramontare. Set a tiling before one, mettere che che sia avanti agli occhi ad uno. Set free, mettere in libert Set down, mettere in iscritto. Set on shore,

Settle one's mind, quietare la sua 7nen/f. Settle one's spirits, acchetarsi. Settle

conto.

Settle

propizio. While the time serves, mentre avete il tempo. That will not serve
vento

upon one,
tie to

a pension assegnare una

read u

H.Setfondo.

ray turn, questo nonmi basta. -Serve a warrant, arrestare una persona
_

The weather settles.

s. ttibillt

the bottom,

Settiedness,

Service,

s.

henfuio,

servigio, servizio, piacere, ufficio

Settlement,
thing on foot, mettere una cosa in piedi. Set a house
Set to sale, esporre in vendita. Set your heart at Set aside,
sa.

s. Juudigliuolo di qualche liquore, siabilirnento, entralajissa, a.isegnarnento.

He
egli

has a settlement of, ha un assegnazioni

ce.

Hard

rest, quietatevi

oTa, frittolo
.

spiegar le vele. Set a stone in gold, legare una pietra

mandata
page, comporre uno pagina.

Setwall, s. valeriana Setwort, *. braneoisina Seven, a. sette. Sevenfold, a. doppio sette volte, ad. sdte doppi. Sevenscore,

a. sette volte venti.

Seten-

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teenth, a. diciassettesimo.

SevenUi, a. settima, -l;r, iti settimo luogo. Seventieth,

Shaggy, a. Shagreen,
Shake,
*.

velloso, velluto
*.

pelle

di

pesce.

Seventy,

a. settanta

Several, a. molti, direrse Several persons, persone, ad. separaly. . tamente. Severance, separazione Severe, a. severo, crudnle, rgido, austero, grave, ly, ad. severamente. ity, s. severit, of life, austerit

Jiverst.

scossa, trillo, V. a. scuotere, tremare, gorShake a tree, gheggiare far crollare uti albero.

Shamefaced,

a.

vergogno;
tin

ly, ad. Tiess, .

vergngnosamen
vergogna,

The

fear of death shakes the stoutest man alive, it timor di morire fa tremare Shake i pi coraggiosi. hands, darsi la mano, las-

tuperevole,

gognoso, VIr ly, ad>g-

Shake off, ciare a/ciino. Shake to levarsi d'addosso. pieces, far cascare in pezzi.
la

Shameless,

a. sfacciate,

ly,

ad. sfacciatamente

Shaming,
Shamois,

svergognare camozza. ^Shamois-leather, . pelle di

. lo

My hand shakes, mi trema

mano
s.

Sew,

V. a.
s.

stagno

Shaking,
ur
sc
e,

scossa, crollo

Shank, . gamba, il gambo Shanker, . or<a d'ulcera Shape, s. forma, figura, sta.

Sewer,
Sex,
*.

fogna,

condotto

sesso. Mz\e sex,

*.

of the future Shall, (sign tense in English ) I shall love, amer I shall go,

sesso mascotlno

Sexagesima,

sessagesima
sei

Sexennial, a. di

anni

Sextle, a. sestile

Sexton, s. sagrstano Sextuple, a. doppio sei volte Shabby, a. sciamannato, m vestito, ily, ad. mendii mand; whereas will in all mente, vilmente, vitupero- three denotes a promise, resamente. To go shabbily, mal vestilo, tsser ness, Thev often make use of the mendicaggine, vilt. s. sign without the verb, to a

the English also make use of rvill, but with this difference, that shall in the fir=t person denotes a declaration, and in the second a-nd third a comshall,

andr Instead of

' Shape' one's course, drizzare il corso. To be well shaped, avere una bella

Shapeless, a.
fatto

sformato, mal-

Shaping, ./oria2!one Shard, coccio Share, . parte, porzione. Ploughshare, coltro Share, v. n. dividere
Sharer, spartitore Sharing, . spartimento

Shark,

Shabby fellow, no stracShabby wench, una

ciato.

Sha
;

. i>e(

'

pettegola suit, Shabby abito straccialo. Shabby doings, azioni basse

I shall.

ing,

Sharking
.

scrocco, lo trick.

Shackles,

s.

ferri,
s.

ceppi.

Sharp,
vuole che
io

a.

acuto,

taglianfe,

vada

st

manette Shackle, i'. a. mettere in ceppi, inceppare

Handshackles,

puntuto, astuto, fino, sagace, agro, pungente, mordente,

vivo, violento, fiero, crude/e.Sharp fight, an-

Shalloon,

Shad, s. aiosa Shade, . oynbra.

shade,
s.

Shallop,

fino leggiero, ra s. sehiffo

guinoso

combattimento.

morella,

Night- Shallot, . scalogno Shallow, a di poco fondo, v. a.

!

breggtare una pittura, ing, *. omltreggiamento.

'

ace, un pecorone, ad. scempiatanente, da scemo, ness, poco fondo

ly,
.

Shallow-pate, or Shallow-brains, s. un nidisecca

That poor fellow shadow of a rr

is

but the
.-I

sorta d' -'rumenta musicale da fiato Sham, . baia, l supposti

Shalm,

pro. Sharp cold, freddo acuto. Sharp reproof, aspra bravata. To look sharp, star sulle stoccate. Sharp-set, affannato. Sharp-sighted, che ha la vista buona. Sharp-witted,

Sharp,
truffare

V. v.

a.
a.

mariuc'are,
aggtizzare,
.

si,

Shadowy, or Shady,

.I

business, v supposta. Sham ci burlare alcuno Shambles, . becchera

Sham

Sharpen,

affilare,

ing,
.

^gguzza-

Sharper,

un furbnne, un

Shame,
Shag,
.

s.

vergoirnc

felpa

mariuolo, furfante Sharply, ad. sottilmente, agraastuto,

uomo

^Shag-breech1 [

es. calzoni di

felpa.Shag-

haired op barbone

Sharpner, . arrotino Sharpness, s.filo, punta, acri-

SHI
tftonia, rintemperie, it rigor, of sight, rii^ihzza, of wit, solliperspicacitj of stoffliezza (Tingegno,

Shave,

v.

a.

spogliare,

radere fondere, saccheggiare,

Shave
presso

close, radere fin alla superficie. I

tunis

mi fu

bhave three times a week, la barba tre volte la

s.

di Sherry, . spezie di vino btanc* Shecp-hoofc, verga pastore Shew, . apparenza, pretesto, a. semplice, inesfesta, pompa. IVIake a shew of one's riches, far Sheer pompa. Make a fine shew, Sheer, ad. affatto through, da banda a banda. farfgura He carrieil it sheer away, Shew, I', a. mostrare, manilo port Iti a festare, provare, far vedere, Sheer, v n. andare alla banda. parere, far vista, insegtiare, Sheer off, v. n. involarn annunciare, pubblicare. Sheer-hooV, a. ferro di quattro Shew mercy to one, far grazia Shew tricks, far Sheers, s. forbici giitochi di mano. Shew Sheet anchor, s. Vancox cause, addurre ragioni piti grossa Sheet cable, s. Shewer, . colui che fa vedere

Sheepish,

la go.ttena

Shewing,

il

mostrare,

mo-

Sheet,

s.

Shaveling,

un ttomo

Book
sciolto.

Shavcr,

s.

hatbiere.

He
egli

Sheet,
.

foglie, lenzuolo. in sheets, un lib

v.

<rillante,

sfivi

a.

pot

a cunning shaver,

un Sheeting,
Shelf,
Sliell,
s.

lenzuolo

Shekel,*, conio Giudaico anti

Shaving, s. tonditura Shavings of wood, bruciali She, pron. ella, essa Shear, s. covone di grana,

scaffale, secca
.

conchiglia, com Tortoise-shell, bomba. scuda della testuggin

ing,

protezione, difesa
spediente,
prelesto.

medio,
scusa,

Egg-shell, guscio d'Hai Nnt-shell, sco-sa di noce

astuzia^ He uses

Shear,
*.

v.

a.

tondere Shear
il

cloth, ciynare tonditure

panno,

er,

Shearing, s. tonditura Shearing-time, il tempo

pecore Shearings, t. tosature Shearman, *. cimatore
le

Fish-shell, nicchio di pesce. Shellfish, pesce di nicchio. Shells of peas, or beans, guscio di piselli, o 'Throw shells, gittar

shifts and evasions, egli ha giri e rigiri. Be put to one's shifts, non saper che fareHe makes shift to live, vive alla giornata.

del

fondere

Shell, V. a. digti

re. Shell

Shears, ,./orfc,-ri Sheath, (scabbard), fodero di parfa. Sheath, i;. n. mettere la spada nel fodero Sheath a shii>, ricoprire il fondo d'un naviglio con

piselli, o fave. Shell walnuts, disgusciare delle noci Shelly, or Shelled, a. squamoso, coperto di conchiglie Shelter, s. coperto, riparo, ri fugio, protezione. t'iy to a place for shelter, correre

al

coperto. He

tor corso a

me

is fled to shelter, egli ri

Shift, V. a cambiare. Shift one's lodgingG, mutare la sua dimora. Shift one's self, cambiar di camicia.StSl for one's self, ingegnarsi, industriarsi Shift, li. a. trovar giri e rigiri. Shift one on, strigarsi d'v >, er, . mariuolo, in( -.cambiamento. Shifting trick, astuzia, arte. Shiftingiy, ad. astutamente,

me.

Shelter
alcuno
!"<

one.
di-

Shed,
*.

a. sparso. Bloodshed, effusione di sangue Shed, s. casipola, casupula,

re,

ShiUing, . scellino Shily, ad. con ritrosia Shin, or Shinbone, . stinco

Shii\e,
sole della

spargere, versare. He begins to shed teeth, comincia

a mutare Shedding,
eff-usiotie

denti
s.

less, s. che noti.- ha ricovero alcunoShelves, s. pi. of Shelf, scaffale Shelving, . pendente

Sunshine, la
luna
.
..

Moonshine,
rilttce

chiarezza, splendore. chiarezza del il chiaro

Shin

spargimento,

Shepherd,
pastorella

Sheep,

s. una pecoraTo cast a sheep's eye at one,

pastore, A king should

.

shm
.

ess,

guardar uno

sotto occhio.

Sheep-skin, s. pelle di cai<ra^o. Sheep's-head, testa

8heep-cote, or Sheep-fold, paro di pecore, manra.

be the shepherd of his people, un r dovrebbe essere il pastore del popolo SBerbet, . sorbetto Sheriff, . sceriffe, altv, or Shrievalty, . l'uffici del sceriffeSheriffwick, . la giurisdizione d'un bargello

liness, lingle, eles,

rtttosia, peritanza

aiccHa Shin
salvatico.
.

fuoco

Shingler,

fscitor d'assi-

cello.

Shipboat,

tchiffo.

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Shipboy, *. mnxzo di nave. Shopbook, *. libro di conti Shipboard, bordo di vat- Shoplifter, *. un mariunlo ce/loTo go on shipboard, Shoptecjjer, . bottegaio andare a bordo. Shipwright, Shorn, u. fonduto. Shorn velvet, velluto raso or Shipcarpenter, . falegname di vaicello. Ship- Shore, . Udo, spiaggia, fogna,

monoy,

tatta per la con-

condotto, puntello, rincalzo. Shore up, v. a. appuntellare,

puntellare Short, a, corto, di poca lun-

fhezza,
scheggia,
girella,
\

succinto,

urata, breve.
s.

To be

di

poca
short.

To make

freddo.

Shivering
fhUa
urto,

tpeszare.

fit,

rac-

Shoal, Shoal,

s.

finirla. Be .short of money, essere ere spravisto di a d naro. In short, ni irei ^Short breath, ambascia Shorthand, maniera di scr

short

work, per

V. n. affollarsi
*.

vere

per

abbreviature.

Shock,

assalto,

)f

In a short time, fra

tempo. Come short of one designs, tnancare il colpo.-

poi

Speak
parole

Short-sighted, a.
_

short,

mangiar

Shoe,

Horsescarpa. shoe, ferro di cavallo. Wooden shoes, zoccoli.

.

Short-lived, a. di corta vita Short-winded, bolso, che ce

difficolta respirai

Shoeblack,
netta string,
le

che ragazzo scarpe. Shoecorreggiola di scar-

pe To save shoe-leatl>er, scarpe. risparmiare le Shoe a horse, ferrare un

cavallo

pi Shortest, a.

il

pin corto
poco tempo

Shoeing,

s. il ferrare .

Shoeing-hom, Shoemaker, .
Shook, Shoot,

caizatnio calzolaio

Shortened,

un
V,

pret. of shake, ^enotere pollone, rampollo, . porcastro, tiro, colpo, a. sparare, tirare, puliti-

lare, passare

po,

martellare.

come un lamShoot a

Shortenin Shot, . tiro, scotto Shot, . palle d'arine di fuoco,

I

gun, sparare un schioppo. Shoot an arrow, scoccare un dardo. Shoot at one, Shoot out tirare ad uno. in ears, spigare, far le spi-

pallini. dreat shot, palle di piombo. Cannon-shot, palle di eannone. 'Fo be

a tiro d'i caHKOHc Within musket- shot, a tiro di moschetto

ghe,

cascare,
stella.

una

Imciarti, Shoot com, coals. Sic. vuotare un sacco di Shoot grano, di carbone one to death, moschettare Shoot a bridge, passare sotto un ponte Shooter, . tiratore, pullula-

Shoot

parlando

d"

forth,

Sho-free,

or

Scot-free,

a.

franco, bardotto Shotten herring, aringa ha Vunva. gettate

looks

che

He

mg,

like egli

a shotten
e

her-

magro

Sh


SIG
Shrivel, V. n. raggrinzarsi rjliroud, s. vestimento tana nel quale s' inviluppano i co
Sickly, a. malatccio Sickness, . malattia Green, sickness, ifterijia. Falling.

SIL

Sign,

s.

segno, indizio, trac

eia, pedata,

manual, signatura
Sign,
V. a.

insegna Sign-

Shroud,
difesa

s,

coperto,

covei

lato,

fianco

segnare, assegnare.

Shrouds of a

'i- "ettii,

ban

ship, sartia di vascello Shroud, v. . coprire, mettere al coperto. Shroud one's self, v. n. met tersi al coperto

Signal, a. segnalato, egregio.

banda TW
the stuff,
il

Shrovetide,

s.

carnasciale

Shrove-Tuesday,
Shrub, Shrug,
spalle
s.

Marled.

arhusceVo
n.

V.

stringersi nelle

nessuno. -Take one's side, pigliar le parli di qualche-

no. On ihe other siile, dati altra patte. On both sides. dalle due bande I of neither side, not sono ver

..^,.. ^,..^ , diritto d'un pan-

segnalar

'erfam
s self.

am

segnalarsi Signally, ad. segnalatamente Siglature, s. segnatura.

Shnint, a. scorciato, onpresi Shudder, V. n. tremare Shuffle ,. scompiglio, guo zabugho, truffa, furben
-V. a. mescolare,

Sidesaddle, s. sella da donna Sidelong, ad. per traverso,

Sideral, a. sidereo, stellato s. assistente del sagre, Sides, or Sidpwise, ad. da

Blank -signed, un bianca segnato Signet, s. suggello Significance, or Significancy, /. signjicanza, importanza
Sigmficant,
"'':

Sidesman,

er, s.

Q.-I^'fi aigmficauon,

a. significante, "S^*fi<:<^tmiente s. signficaa.

Shuffling, s. mescolamento Shufflingly,

esprimere, sig.

Sh_.,

Shunn
Shut,
X.-.

Sidle, Siege,

nifican
i
s.

,,

,,c
te

assedio Lay siege

buratelli,

""' ~'"' *'^'^.^ie,uo

rrato, fermato, cniudere. He sh

a town, metter F assedio ai

una
Sieve,

Signing,
Silence,

s. il
j(.

citt
s.

segnare
silenzio,

tacitar.

the door upon me, mi chi la porla in faccia. Shut i

staccio. staccialo.

Sieve-maker,

crivello,
s.

nit. Silence there, silensilence. silenzio Silence, v. a. imporre silenzio. I silenced him, lo
zio,
zitto

rinchiudere.Shut one ov chiuder la porta dietro adu: Shutter, t, scuro d'una finest Shutting, s. il chiudere
i

Boltmg-sieve,

Break

s.

rompere

frullone
3ift,

il

V. a.

business,

crivellare.-^ft a "

Shuttle, s. spola, spuola Shuttlecock, s. il giuoco d

2/0. Sift

cliurch-minister,

un

interdire

prete
s. il

Silencing,
Silent, a.

Shy,

pauroso, ritroso. Si is very shy, ella molto cui tegnosa Look shy upo
a.

far tacere taciturno, cheto

tacete,

'ad.

ilent,

_!y,

mente. He is very shy of me, egli mi fugge

Sibilation. . sibilo Sibyl, s. sibilla

Silk,

si^hin?;';

Si|ht,T.'

Sicamore,

s.

sicomoro

Siccate, V. a. seccare, render

sight.
s'.

s. ie^a. Silk stockings, cnlzette di ^a. Silk, or Silk stuff, drappo di seta Silk wares, s. drapperia. Silkmaii, un settaiuolo ilk-weaver. s. faritn,. ^,

[sei

Silk-throwsters,
Siccity,
siccit, aridit
sei,

s.

ti

citori d

Sice,

*.

due

(al giuj.

Sick, a. ammalato, Sick of a thing, svogliato di quakh Sick, or Sicken,

v. n.

H(
sight,

sight.
1

non

lo vec

^i:-M
_ di
^

the
vista.

first

Silkworm, t. baco Silken, a. di seta Sill, s. limitare Sillabub, or Sillibub

si

Get

sight,

you out of

an

my

fa

sight,

dolce, e

sfrattate

qui.

Sicken,

v. a. debilitare, rt

Sickish, a. che

un poco

Quick-sighted, perspicace. Snori-sighted, di co'-ta Sisto Dim-sighted, a. di

___j,)/"^'' r"^'
silly
I

things,
s.

sciocchezze.

malato
Sicko.s. falce Sickliness, t. poca saniti II.
Sightly, ad. vistoso
Sigli,
s.

Silly Silver,
rio.

man, un donno
a>-^mfo._QuJcksiI.
argento
schir-

PART

sigillo

Silver-wire,

filalo.

SiUer

foam,

SIZ
urna d'argento. Silver- Sincere, a. sncero, ly, ad. Siphon, . sifone smith, s. argentiere. Silsinceramente, ^ness, or Sin- Sipper, . bevitorello Ter lace, . gallone d'arcerity, s. sincerit Sippet, . fetticella di pant Silver-mine, s. mi gento. Sipphig, . i7 bere a sorsi Sinecure, . beneficio semplice Sir, . {to a gentil i) lignort Sinew, . nervo Sire, . padre. andsire. Sinewy, a. nervoso

Sinful, a. crlminnle, corrotto, ly, ad. Ex. To live sinfully, viver nel peccalo, ness, .

Siren,

sirena

jieccato

Sirrah,', briccone, furfante

Sing, V. a. cantare, lodare Singe, . a. abbrucciare leggiermente

Sirup,
V,

sciroppo

Sister, . sorella

cognata.

Simmer,
Slmile!,

v. bollire

adagio

un gruppo di

Sisterhood,
sorelle,
^ly,

Sistcr-in

ciambella, chicca Simoniaca!, a. simoniale, ad. per simonia

*.

Singing,
ly,

canto
.
.

Singing-man,
Singing-boy,
Single,
a.

un cantante un cantore
solo.

Simonist,

s.

un simoniaco

Slmony,
Simper,
Simple,

*. simonia. Commit siraony, v. a. simoneggiare v. n. sorridere, gril-

se,^plice,

cavallo.

-Sit

life, ce/iiatoSingle combat, duello

Single

way does

Simples, s. f medicinali
Sirapleness, s. semplicit, semplicezza Simpler, or Simplest, . em-

Single, or Single cut, v. a. separare, sceverare, segnare, ness, . simplicit, purit Singly, ad. ad uno ad uno Singular, a. singolare, particolare, speziiUe, raro, eccellente, bizarro. ity. . singo-

sun, slare al sole. iVhich the wind sit ? in che parte il vento t her that sits, una gallina che cova. Sit, adunarsi, radunarsi.Sit waiting for one, aspettare qualcheduno. Sit drinking, passar il tempo

the

lariti'i,

rarit, eccellenza, aiJeltazione, ile, ti. a. distinguere, ly, ad. singo-

Simpleton,

s.

vn semplicione

Singult, . singulto, singhiozzo

Sinister, a. disonesto, ingiusto, maligno, mtilizioso, infelice.

Simplicity, s. semplicit, beffaggine, schiarezza, purit

Simpling, s. Ex. simpling, andar

semplici

To

go a

cogliendo

for one's picture, farsi dipignere. coat that sits well, 7 abito attuato. Sit up at night, vegliare. Sit up in one's bed, sedersi assiso sul letto. Sit up, /*rar/. Sit upon one, giudicare alcuno. Sit down, sedetsi.

versi, stare ozioso.

Sit

Sit you

down,
before

sedetevi

Simply, ad. semplicemente, e didamente, scioccamente Simular, . simulatore Simulate, v. simulare, dissiSimulation, . simulazione Simultaneous, a. simultaneo
Sin,

8U down
assediare
cloaca, fogna link, V. a. S,- u. affondare, andare a fondai distrtiggere, disfare, custodire parie d'una scrmma di danari, perire, perdersi, ^ing, . l'affimdare. Tills paper sinks, questa caria beve l'inchiostro. His courage sinks, i7 corraggio gli manca Sink into

a place,

un luogo
posciachi

sewer,

Site, . sito, situazione

Sith,

. poici,

peccato, fallo, difetto, V. n. peccare, errare, fai.

Sitter, . uno che sta a sedtr^ Sitting, . il sedere Sitting, . sessione

Since, ad di poi, dopo. Since his death, dopo la sua morte.

ci
dojio.
it

That happened since, How long accadde

since

Sitting-place, . un seggio Situated, a. situato, collocato Situation, . etto, situazione Six hundred, Six, a. sei. secento. At sixes and oveiis, in abbandono. Six-

was

done? quanto

Sinking, . P affondare Long since, long ago, moln Sinned, pret. of Sin, peccare tempo fa. while since, Sinner, . peccatore poco fa. Many years since, Sinning, . il peccare molti anni sono He died Sinoper, . sinopia

tempo

i che questo fatto

Sinuosity,
/

sinuosit

che

-It

is

Sixteen, Sixteenth, a. parte. sedicesima Sixteenth, a. sedicesimo. Sixtieth, Sixth, a sesto. Sixthly, sessantesimo. a. Sixty, ad. in sesto luogo. a. sessanta r. grarulct. rarulcr.za, misura,
fold, a. sestuplo.
a.
sedici.

ima

four days quattro giorni Since, conj. poich, posciaclU. Since it is so, poich
"
'

Sinus,

seno, luogo stretto

trsi. To ove a sip, esst

SKI
Sizeable,
Sizer,
a.

SLA
scolare che
Skittish, a. res schifo, fantastico, capriccioso, ly, ad. saltellone, ^ness, s. qualit d'wi cavallo che restio, capriccio Skittles, s. birillo Skue, ad. a traverso. Look

a.

proporxionala-

mente grande

vn pmrero
l'incerare,

Sizing,
Sizy, a

s.

misur
appiccane-

Skeptic,
septieo,

dente,

V. n. tagliare, ing, *. askue upon one, guardare staffilamenio uno con occhio bieco Slate, *. lavagna, v. a. coprir V. n. camminare di tradi lavagne lattem, s. una djnna spenI. un incredulo, Skulk, V. n. celarsi, nasconal, miscredersi a. Slav schiavo. Bf ake a ism, incredulit. Sky, s. il firmamento, il cielo. slave of one, trattar uno Sky-colour, azzurro, turdi schiavo, v, n. tormenSkue,
'.

Sltp, r. a. battere, tchiqffeg. g-iare. Slap up, inghioitare, ingoiare Slapping, s. il battere Slash, s. taglio, staffilata, freggio, V. a. stq,ffilare,

Sketch,

schizzo, sbozzo, r. a. schizzare, abbozzare Skewer, s. brocco, stecco Skiff, ,. schifo Skilful, fl. saccente, dotto, ly, ad. dottamente Skill
t.

chino.

Skylark,

allodola.

tarsi

To have

skill in

any thing,
cosa.

I
io

iiUetidersi

di

qualche

have no

skill in horses,

non m'intendo di cavalli. Try one's skill, dar pruova

del suo sapere Skilled, a. dotto Skillet, J. paiuolo Skim, r. a. scliiumare,

Skyrocket, razzo Slab, s. fango, sfasciatura Slabber, v. a. sporcare. v. n. havare. Slabber-chops, or Slabbercr, *. un bavoso, ing, *. lo sporcare Slabbiness, *. lo siato d'una cosa eh' fangosa Slabby, a. fangoso, sporco Slack, a. lento, negligente, pigro, tardo, v. n. rallentarsi. His fever slacks, la sua febbre si rallenta, v. a

Slaver, s. v. n. bavare Slavery, s. schiavini. Death preferable to slavery, la irle da preferire alla .liarit Slaughter, s. uccisione, strage.

bara,

Slaughter-house, becchera. Slaughter-man, mas.

cellaio,

v.

a.

ammazzare,

trucidare Slavish, a. di schiavo, ly, ad. servilmente, ness, s.

allentare,

scor-

one's

rallentare. Slack speed, rallentare i

Slay, V. a. uccidere
E.T.

man

slayer,

un omiSlayer,

Skimmer^ . sehiumatoio Skimming, s. lo schiumare

Skin,
s. pelle,

buccia. He is nothing but skin and bone, non lia che la pelle e P ossa Skin, r. a. scorticare Skink, *. serpe di quattro

cuoio,of fruits,

alle,

Sleazy, a. rado, so'.tile Sledge, s. slitta. Smith's sledge, un martello d%

Slackly, ad. lentamente, fred-

SWnnd,

a.

scorticato.

la

Thick-skinned, che pelle grossa Skinner, *. pellicciaio Skip, salto, balzo.

cionnu.

ha

Sfcips.

fabbro damente Sleek, a. liscio, pulito, v. a. Slackness, s. lentezza, pigrizia per farla pulita, ing, s. il Slain, a. amaszallo Slake, V. a. liquefare, stem- Sleep, s. sonno, n. dort'. perare.-^Slke one's thiit, smorzarsi la sete. Slake ily, ad. dormendo, iness, *. sonno, ir.g, s. il dormire, riposo. Sleeping-place, luoSlaking, s. stemperamento go oppoiuno a dormire

Skip-kenne!,

Slam.

un Slander,

Skip, V. n. saltare, saltellare Skipper, s. saltatore, padrone d'una barca Olandese, mari-

s.

s. capotto s. calunnia, i). a. calunniare, sparlar d'uno, er, s. calunniatore, ing,

Sleepless, a. che non

dorme

Sleepy,

The
targia
Sleet,

addormentato. a. disease, sleepy

s.

le-

maldicenza Slanderous, a. calunnioso, maldicente,

pioggia
insieme.

mescolata

ly, ad.

calunniosa-

nevicare

Sleety

mente Skipping, s. il saltare Skirmish, *. scaramuccia, Slank, a. maero, ^ asciutto, s. sala, alga V. n. scaramucciare, ex, s. ing, Slant, or Slanting, a. traverso, una che scaramuccia, 4. scaramuccia obliquo. Slanting blow, ro-

To

laugh in one's sleeve,

senza maniche.-

Skirret, f .
Sfc

Slantly, ad. obliquamente fimbria, gherone. Skirts of a gown, il lembo Slap, j. colpo, percossa, lad'una gonna. Skirts of a vatura, on tlie face, uno couiitr)', Slapdash, in un ifljT. le frontiere d'un

vescione.

Slantingly,

or

Slee'^els's. a.

Sleight,

s.

furberia, burla,

of

hand,
S;ender,

gittcco di
a.

mano
smunto-

dipo
4S3

magro,

SLI
ponevo, piccolo,

veramente,

ness,

ly, 3.

ad. p quali

Slept, prel. 0/ Sleep, dormir: Slew, prel. of Slay, uccidere Sley, I), dividersi, o attorcer infila. S\ey, s. peUiiie~dei
:.

iness, . qualit sdrucciolevole. Slippery business, negozio geloso Slipping, . lo sdrucciolare Slip-ihoil, a. che ha le scarpe

gUzzanie,

SLU

Slut,
Sluttery, . sporcizia Sluttish, a. 'sporco, sucido, ly, ad. sporcamente, lorda

inelle, se

a tin

u dalle

tagliai

infette Slid, pret. of Slide, sdrucciolare Slide, s. sdrucciolo, Slide sdrucciolare. hand into one's pocket, ter pian piano la mano nella scarsella ad uno Slider, . quello che sdrucciola Sliding, s. lo sdrucciolare Sliding-knot. nodo scorsoio Sliding-place, sdrucciolo Slight, a. rado, saltile, di poca importanza. Make slight of a thing, /ai- poco conio di che

Slipt,

simil CI. ciolato

a. fino,

astuto

paccato, a. fen- Slyness,

dere,
liver,

V. n. fendersi

una

fetta,

v.

a.

affettare

Sloe, . prugnola Sloetree, . prugnolo Sloop, . cA;/o Slope, V. a. tagliare in pendio, V. n. sbiecare, andar a

Slyiy, ad. astutamente . astuzia, destrezza Smack, . gusto, sapore, un bacio che scoppia fra le labbra, sorte di nave, of learning, tintura delle scienze, v.n. sapere, aiier sapore, fare strepito colla bocca, assag-

sghembo,
pendice,

incavo taglio,

Small, a

^
minuta.

il

declivio

^ing, Slight, V. a. dispregiare, inglj, or ly, s. disprezzo, ad. dispregevolmente, neglisuperficialmente.

Slopeness, . obliquit Sloping, a. obliquo, pendente, ly, ad. in pendio, obliqua-

Man of small learning, un

Small di poco sapere. arms, armi corte da fuoco Small cards, le carte basse.

Small print,

lettera

uomo

Sloppy, a. umido, sporco

Slops,
Slot,
s. .

Small-po.\,

il

vainola

calzoni di marinari la traccia d'un cervo

accidia, infingardag-

Small,. Ex. The small of the leg, la parte minuta della

Sloth,

gine
vischio,

umire,

bel-

Slothful, a. scioperato,

ly,

ad.

^'ing,

t.

fromba, frombola,

pigramente Slouch, . un zotico Sloven, . uno sporco, un brodo-

Smallage, appio Smallness, . piccolezza Smalt, . smallo Smaragdine, . smeraldo

.-.

Smart,

a. acuto, ardente, agro,

aspro,

mordace,

piccante,

frombola,

Smart, ti. . frizzare, pizzicare. hifezza wound smarts, la mia Slink, t>. a. icappace.Slink Slough, . l'umidit, pozza, lapiaga mi frizza. You shall of a snake, scaglia aside, mettersi in disparie cuna, ing, . scappata smart for it, voi la pagherete, di serpe ly, ad. soting, . cociore, low, o. pigro, lento. Slip, . errore, fallo, svario tilmente, ^ness, . violenza piantone, pollone, cordone d watch goes too slow, il mio del dolore, l'energia d'un disHempen slip, uni seta. orinolo va troppo tardi Slip of paper, un corda. lowness, . lentezza Smatch of learning, tintura di pezzo di carta. Gite one the Slubber, v. a. acciabattare Slip shoes, Slug, . palle d'archibugio. slip, involarsi, Smatterer, . semidotto scarpe che si portano come Smattering, . tintura pianelle Slip, V. n. sdrucciolare, scorche non veleggia bene, una Smear, v. a. imbrattare, lodare Smeli, . sentore, odore. rere. S\rp away, scappare. Smell-feast, scroccone Slip down, sdrucciolare, Sluggard, . un dormiglione, ... e.i<ire, fiuSmeli, V. a. cascare. Slip into, sotienpigro, infingardo tare. Smeli tliis rose, odotrare. Slip out, uscire occul- Sluggish, a. dormiglioso, pigro, rate questa rosa. I smeli a tamente. It will slip out of ly, ad. lentamente, ness, rat, mi diffido d qualche cosa. memory, m'uscir di . infingardaggine Smeli a thing out, presenmente. Slip one's clothes Sluice, . cateratta. Sluice er, . tire qualche cosa, on, mettersi subito gli abiti ondare, mper colui che fiuta, ing, . in dosso Slip off one's {odorato (iioes, cavarsi le scarpe Smelt out, a, seoperlo, pr Slipper, . pianella
. lo

ing,

er,

colla

fino, vivace

. fromboliere, scagliare

My

My

my

Slipper;-,

a.

sdrucciolevole,

sentito

SMO
Smelt, *. (fish), cefalo, perano Smelt, v.Jhndere.far liquefare
i metalli, metalli
'

SNE
Smug,
a. pulito, lesto

er. s. fonditore di

one's self up, v. n. aggiustarsi, adornarsi Smuggle, V. a. fare il mestiere di contrabbandiere

Smug

Sniff, V.

71.

torcere

il

allegra

Smerking, j. aria ridente Smicket, s. camisciu. da donna

ridere.

Smuggler, s. contrabbandiere Smugly, ad. pulitamente Smugness, s. pulizia

Snigger, v. n. .'^irrider Snip, s. pezzo, bocce,

snips with one, spai

She
s.

Smut,
smiled

upon

s.

V.

a.

spochezza, oscenit, indjrattare, sporsporco,

Snip

off,

ti.

a.

mozzare

Snipe,

me.

ella

m' ha sorriso
sorriso

Smilitig,

Smutty,

Smite, f. a. percuotere. She has sir.lt me, ella m' ha

Smiter,
s.

osceno, ily, ad. oscenamente, iness,

a.

s. beccacino Snivel, s. macchio, V. il fiat

'J}'l!g^"e,osc^it

Smith,
shop,
orefice.

percuntitore s. fabbro. Smith's

uolo. Locksmith, magnano. Silversmith, argentiere

fucina. Goldsmith, Gunsmith, armais.

Snaffle, . filetto a cavallo

morso di

Snore, or Snort, v. n russare. Snorer, quello che russa. Snoring, s. il rttssare Snot, s. moccio, mucco

Snag, s. nodo, bozzolo, lumaca Snaggy, a. litigiosa Snail, t. lumaca

Snake,. r;)e,6iicia. Rattlesnake, cavdisona. Snake-

Snout,

s.

grifo, tnuso, la pro-

boscide d'mi elefante Snouted, a. che ha il grugno in

Smithing,
ferraio Smithcrj-,

arte

del

fabbro
[ferraio

s. bottega i fabbro Smiting, s. percuotimeiUo Smitten, a. percosso Sraock, s. camiscia da donna Smockface, s. viso etlmminato.-a. pallido

weed, bistorta Snap, s. strepito,

boccone,
are.

li

v.

a.

romore, rompere,
pigli-

Snub,

ibbvffare, repri-

frangere,

Snap

afferrare,

Smoke, s. fumo, v. n. fumare, Snap, V. tt. rompersi, fondersi, far fumo, ajriimicare.-T:h& room smokes, tjiiestu ca7nera Snapper, s. acchiappatore fuma. Smoke tobacco, fu- Snapping, s. il rompere

rucHcre, singhiozzare, bing, s. il rabbuffare Snuftj s. lucignolo d'una lucerna, un pezzo di candela, tabacco in jio/recc Snuffbox, s. tabacchiera. To take
Tficrtr,

mar

del

tabacco.

Smoke

snuff,

v.

71.

prender

del

Snappish,

business,

odorare

qualche

a.

rozzo,

zotico,

ly, ad.
*.

Snare,

fumatore Smokiness, s. gran fumo Smoking, s. il fumare Smokv, a. affumicato, fumoso,

s.

Smoker,

To

incivilmente galappio, trappola. lay snares, v. a. tendere

tabacco Snuff, V. a. smoccolar la candela. Snuft' at one, andare

Snare,

r. a. allacciare.

Snare

vecchio, offensivo

Snarer,

one's seltj allacciarsi s. insidiatore, che tende

s.

Smote, pre^ o/ Smite

Sniootli, a. piano, uguale^ liscio,
ajffabile.ciiilc.

uno
file,

stile corrente.

lima sorda. Smooth tongue, una lingua melata,

Smooth style, Smooth

Snaring,
Snarl,
v.

l'insidiare
a.

raggruppare.

'

Snuffer, s. colui che smoccola le candele Snuffers, s. smoccolatoio Snuflers-pan, s. pialello da smoccolatoio Snuffing, 4. lo smoccolare Snuffle, V. n. parlar dal naso Snuffler, . qxtello che parla nel

Snarling,

a.

ringhioso

adulatore r. a. appianale, i;aare. Smooth one up, piaggiare, adulare Smoothen, v. a. rendere uguale Smoothing, s. l'appianare Smootlily, ad. do!cejnente,pian

Smooth,

Snatch, *. pezzo, v. a. abbrancare, afferrare, _er, *. arrappatore Snatching, *. l'arrappare, ly, ad. con modo stibito Sneak, r. n. rampicare. Sneak away, andare colla
testa

Snug, a. comode, ben fatto. A snug room is better than a palace, uva camera comoda e da preferire ad un

bassa.

Sneak
vile,

into

Smoothness,

s.

dolcezza,

of

Is
it to

it

so

e COSI

r suppose

cantoni

be

so,

style, stile limato

Sneaking,

Smother,
focare,

v.

er, ing,

a. affogare, sofcelare,' sopprimere,

abbietto, povero, tapino, avaro, stretto,

a.

coii. Why

.
s.

quello

che

affoga,

affogamento

Smonlder, t. a. affogare Smouldering, a. affogante.

il rampicare, ly, ad. bassamente, meschinamente, ness, s. bassezza Sneer, r. n. ghignare, er,

s.

'

So much,
good,
di

tante

supposto che sia so, e perch It is so

che. (provided So, purch. If it be so

cos buono. So that, maniera che, talmente

that) thai.

s.

che
s.

ride

scoi

ing,

ghignata

SOF
Soften,

SOL
V. a. ammorbidare, mollijicare, addolcire, mitigare, ammollire, i. n.

SON

Solicitor, t. tolleeitatore Solicitous, a. sollecito Solicitude, . sollecitudine Solid, a. solide, duro, mat

Soap,
.

s.

sapone.

colui che

Soap-house,

Wash
Soar,

Soapwort, saponaria
V.

Soap-boiler, fi il sapone. s. saponeria. in soap, insaponare.

n.

il

ammorbidirsi, - ing, s, il raddolcire [molte Softish, a. molliccio, alquanto Softly, ad. pian piano, bel
btlln, con bel modo, adagio, piano, alto l, piano, sotto

He

sorare, volare. soars above his sphere,

la sua vanaglura affoga

Soaring, a. sublime, il sorare Sob, *. singhiozzo, v. n, singhiozzare

Sobbing, *. singhiozzo Sober, a. sobrio., parco, astinenie,

Soil, s. suolo, terreno, letame, concio. Soil of a boar, il porcile d'un cinghiale Soil, V a. dar il concio, Ida.

siedo, reale, *jffWivo,s. va corpo solido, ity, . solidit, ly, ad. solidamente Soliloquy, . soliloquio soliloquy is the touchstone of a good actor, 1/ solilo]uio il criterio d'un buon comediante [scarpe Sol-ing, . il mettere le suola alle Solitary, a. solitaro, che fugge la compagnia, ily, ad. solo

grave,

non

briaco,

serio,
ly,

che
so-

one's
Soiling,
s. il

clotlies,

ad.

a solo, ^mess, . vita solitaria . solitudine Soliar, . granajo, soffitta Solstice. . solstizio
Solitude,
Solstitial, a. solstiziario

Sobemess, or Sobriety, s. aria Sojourn, v. modesta, so.hriet, temperanza dimorare,

Socage, or Soccage,
Socager, or Soccager,
t.

ignoigno-

ing,

n.

letamare soggiornare,
er, s. forestiero,
il

Solvable, a. benestante, che pub

s.

Sol,
.

s. sol,

soggiorno (voce musicale),

Soluble, a. solubile Solve, V. a. solvere, risolvere Solvent, a. che pub pagare Solution, . soluzione.
oddities solution,
la

Hk

Sociable, or Social, a. sociabile,

sociale

challenge every sua fantastisi

Sociableness, s. umore snciabile Society, s societ, compagnia ' Socinians, s. Soeinic, Socii !. Socn
'

chezza
Solar, a. solare, i. soffitta Sold, a. venduto. ^A thing to be sold, una cosa da vendere Solder, *. saldatura Soldier, s. soldato Soldier-like, or Soldierly, a. soldatesco Sole, a. solo, unico, s. la pianta del piede Sole of a shoe, il suolo d'una scarpa Sole, s. (fish), sogliola Sole, V. a. mettere le suola Solecism, s. solecismo. Vou

non

pub

espri-

Solutive, a. solutivo Some, pron. qualehe. Some time or other, un giorno o

'

l'altro

pone,ot a tooth, la gengiva, of the eye, occhiato Sod, s. gleba Sod, or Sodden, a. lesso, bol-

Some, Give

a.

un

poco,

un

p.

me some bread, datemi del pane. Some men,

alcuni.
o:ie

some another,
chi di l.
certi,

Some way, chi di qua, Some (certain),

Soder, or Solder,

s.

saldatura,

V. a. saldare, riunire,
.

ing,
with

alcuni

have
parable
solecism
in

Somebody, . qualeheduno. Give me some of it, da-

that takes himself to be somebody, poveraccio ! treper d'orgoglio (about), da, incirca Something, or Somewhat, qualche cosa Somewhere, ad. in qualche Somewhere else, luogo. altrove Somniferous, a. sonnifero

Sodomite,

sodomita
united

aiTair, ella

ha commesso

Sodomy,
Soever,
the

s.

sodomia

errore senza riparo in questo

particle

pronouns which. Ez,

who, what, Whosoever,

Some
autentico,
unifico, ad, ly,

qualunque, chiunque. AVhatsoever, che che /a.Which vay soever, in qualunque

Sofa, *
Soft, a. motte, tenero, benigno, piacevole. To speak with a soft voice, parlar sotto voce.

pomposo,
lolen-

nemenle Solemnity, s, solennit, pompa Solemnization, or Solemnizing,

s. il

solenneggiare
v.

Solemnize,
giare,

a.
.
il

solennegsolenrteg-

Somnolence, . sonnolenza Son, s. fglio,.figli7lolo.Son-

Soft

pace,

passo

lento.

ing,

Softly, ad. mollemente, piano, atto l Soft, ,. Ex. Soft-brained,

stolto,

Solicit, V. a. sollecitare

hearted,
pietoso

scimunito. Softmisericordioso,

molare,

importunare,

Grandson, un nipote. un figlioccio. Godson, Every mother's son, ria.

.

inla.w,

figliastro,

genero.

ation, . sollecitazione, instigazione, ing, . soiled-

Song,

. canzona, cantnt.e Songster, . n cantant

tam
ics

SOR
Sonorous
tuono,
ad. tonoramente Senship, s. qualit di figlio Soon, ad. tosto, suLito. Too Soon soon, troppo presto. after, non mollo dopo. As soon as I saw him, subito che lo vidi Sooner, ad. pi tosto, ansi Soonest, ad. il piti presto Soot, t. fuliggine, caligine Sooth up, t'. a. lusingare.
Ij,

SOU
my
great sorrow,
V.

SPA
Mgran
afa,

a.

sonoro, che rende

Sorrow,
tristo,

fannarsi.
felice,

Sorrowful,

n. affliggersi

Soundness,

perfetto.

afflitto, ly, ad.

misero,

incordogliodii-

samente, infelicemente Sorry, a, tristo, mesto,

Soup, Sour,

s.

zuppa, minestra
agro,

Soothing, s. lusinga, adulazione Soothsajer, i. indovino

Sootlisaving, i. l'indovinare Sooty, a. fuligginoso

pregevule. meschijio. I am sorry for it, mi dispiace Sort, *. sorta, spezie, modo, miera. After this sort, questo modo. To be out sorts, esser di cattivo

acido, acerbo, agretto, alquanto ly, agro, ad. agramente, aspramente, ness, *. aSoux look, cera grezza.

ish,

3.

a.

Sort, V. a. assortire Sortable, a. convenevole Sortably, ad. convenevohnenie

Sour, V. n. infurrars, divenir agro, V. a. inasprire Source, s. sorgente, fonte Sous, s. un soldo di Francia Souse, s. porco marinato. mse pork, v. a. mari-

Sorting,

s.

assortimento

dei

porco,

ad.

im'

zuppai

gnere Sophi, s.

Sortment, s assortimento s. babbuasso, donno, un

Sot,

lamente

il
s.

SoJ,

il

di Pertii

Sophism,
Sophist,

sofisma
er, s.

un

volpone,

un sofistico un uomo astuto

adulte' Sophisticate, v. a. rare, ing, or tion, s.

sofisticheria, che sofitica

or,

Sottish, a. sciocco, scimunito, ly, ad. scioccamente, ness, /. sciocchezza, pazzia Sovereign, a. sovrano, assoluto, eccellente, singolare,

South, s. ntezzogiorno Southern, or Southerly, a. meridionale, di mezzogiorno.

mezzogiorno.

s.

colui

ly, ad. celtenfemente

South wind, vento di South-east wind, scilocco. South-west wind, garbino, libeccio Southwards, ad. verso mezzogiorno, South

countries,

paesi

menrfjo-

Sophistry, s. sofisticheria Soporiferous, a. soporifero So}iped, or Sopt, a. inzuppalo Sopper, s. colui che inzuppa

Sovereignty, s. sovranit, state d'un principe sovrai

Southem wood,
Sow, ed
s.

Sorbapple,
apple-tree,

s.
s. *.

Sorbonist,

sorba. Sorbsorbo dottore del col-

legio della

Sorbona in Pa-

Sought, pret. o/Seek boul, s. anima, spirito. Good honest soul, MH uomodabbei Upon my soul, su I'anir mia. All-souls day, ilgior de' morti

troia.

Sow

*.

abrutino

of melt-

iron, grosso pezzo di Sow of lead, massa ferro. di piombo. Sow-pig, una

Sow,

V. a.

seminare, sementare

rigi Sorcerer, s. uno stregone Sorceress, s.ttna strega Sorcery, s. stregoneria Sordid, a. sordido, so:zo, su-

Soul-saving, a. salutare Sound, s. suono, rimbombo.

To make a sound, risonai

manca
lido.

Sower, *. seminatore Sowing, s. setninamento Sowing-time, s. sementa

Sound, s. lo stretto del ma, BaUico Sound, a. intiero, al quale ne

niente,

Sown,
Space,

a.

seminato

*. spazio. In a short space, 2K piccolo spazio

ben condiz

Space between,

s.

intervallo

ulcer,

piaga. Full oi se

Sore, ad. mclto, grandetnente. l vas sore afraid, temevo molto. 1 am sore vexed, il mio cuore trafitto Sorel, s. daino di tre anni
Sorely, ad. gravemente

To give one a sound blow, dare un gran colpo ad uno. To be in a sound sleep, esser in un profondo sonno. Wood that is not sound,

Spacious, a. spazioso, ly, spaziosamente, ness, ad. s. ampiezza d luogo Spade, . zappa, vanga, cervo ditt j. pi. picch

legno fr acido

Sound,

Soreness,

*.

male, of the

eyes,

mal

d'occhi

spiar V. a. sonare, l'animo, risonare. Sound the retreat, batter la Sound forth, rata. nare, rirnbombare. Sound

Spadille,

Sorrel, s. acetosa Sorrel, a. sauro, rosso Sorrily, ad. malamente, cattivamente [povert Sorriness, s. meschinezza. Sorrow, s. sfortuna, disgrazia,

letter,

Sound the deptli " of the sea, ecandagliare

lettera.

pronunziare una

Spake, prei.c/ Speak Span, s. jpanna. Spick and span new, nuovo di zecca Span, v. a. mi.iurare a spanne Spangle, s. foglia, pagliuola, paV. a. spargere di

^liuole

Spaniel,

s.

un

bracco, tane di

ajffunno,

dolore.

To

Sounder, a. pi sano Sounding, s. il sonare Sounding-lead, . scandaglio

Spagna
Spanish,
lly,

Spagniuo'o, a. paint canterella,


SPA wool,
SPE
liscio,

SPI
la fattila.
less,

cerusta,
pezzetta,
.

red, cinatro

Spaying, s. Speak, f.

il

a.

castrare parlate, profe-

moneta piccola Spanker, Spanking, a. letto. Undo Spanner, s. il cane d'una caSpar,
s.

Speed,
oce.

He stood speechrimale /or di se fratta.

s.

Speak out, parlar ad alta Speak low, parlar

sjieed,

affrettarsi.

To make Run

with

all speed, correr fret totosamenle V. n. riuscire, riuscire. God

una sbarra

di legno,

Speed,
Speaking,
s. il

vetro di Motcovia

parlare

far
tromba

v.

a.

speed

Spar, V. a sbarrare Sparables, s. chiodi piccolissimi Sparagus, asparagus, *. aspa-

Speaking

trumpet,

Spear, s lancia, asta.

rago Spare,
vita

a.

magro.
p.'irca,

Spare
ozio.

man,
diet,

lancia.

SpearFrench spear,

you. Iddio v' accompagni Speedily, ad. prontamente Speedmess, . prontezza, fretta

Speedy, a. pronto
compitare
le lettere,

frugale.

dardo. Spear, ti. a. trafiggere con lancia, germogliare.

Special, a. speziale, singolare, eccellente, squisito, ottimo, ly, ad. spezialmente, ty, s. obligazinne, cedola Specie,, oro, o argento battuto

ortogra-

Spare thing, cosa Spare time, money, danaro Spare

ribs,

di riserva.

Spare

d'avan;.o. coslule di

Speller, . quello che compita Spelling, . it compitare.

Art of spelling,

l'ortografia

ragnare, riservare, conserperdonare. vare, Spare for nothing, non sparagnar

Spec
ine

....
s.

niente.

[cifico

I'll

spare you

tliat

trouble,

i-cglio

esentarvi

da questo incomodo. It I can spare any thing, te avr

Sparing, Spiring,
mente,
parfc,
piceolo
s.

Specificai, or Specific, a. speSpecifically, ad. specificamente Specificate, v. a. dichiarare

Spelt, a. compitato Spelt, . spetda, biada Spelter, spezie di metallo imperfetto Spend, r. a. spendere, spiegare, passare, consumare, Spend one's self, rifinire.

posilivamenle Specihcation,

specifica-

risparmio risparmiante, a
s.

. n consumarsi Spender, . spenditore Spending, . lo spendere Spendthrift, . uno spende-

ness,
s.

risparmio
favilla,

scintilla,

donzel.i,

drudo,

amatore,

Specify, V. a. specificare Specifying, *. specificazione Specimen, s. saggio, cimento Specious, a. spezioio, apparente Speciously, ad. apparentc-

Spent,
ili

a. consumato. Ili got, speeit, farina del diavolo

va tutta

in

crusca

am

diamante

Sperm,

sperma, seme delC

al, a.

Sparkish, a. gain, galante Sparkle, s. scintilla. Sparkles of iron, pagliuole di ferro Sparkle, v. a. scintillare, sfa-

Speck. s. macchia Speckle, v a. macchiare Speckled, a. macchiato Speckling, s. il macchiare Spectable, a. spettabile

Spermatic,

spermatico Spew, v. a. vomitare Sphacelate, i-. cagionar can-

villare,

brillare,

rispen-

dere

Sparkling, s. lo scintillare, a scintillante, sfavillante

Spectacle, *. spettacolo. Pair of spectacles, uh paio d'occhiali. Spectacle-

chero, incancherirsi

Sphacelus, . canchero,cancrena Sphere, . sfera, portata

Spherical, a. sferico, sfericamente

ly,

ad.

Sparrow,

s.

passero.

sparrow, passera. sparrow, verdiero

Hen Hedge

maker,

s.

occhialaio

Spasm, s. spasmo Spasmodic, a. spasmodico

Spat, s. fregola d'ostriche Spatter, v a. sporcare, lordai Spatterdashes, t. specie
<

Spectator, s. spettatore Spectatrix, *. spettatrice Spedile, s. spettro, fantasma Speculate, t'. speculare, a.

Spheroid, Sphinx,

. sferoide .

sfinge,

{mostro

Spattle, or Spatula,

spatola

Spavin, s. spavento Spawl, 1-. n. sputare Spawling, s. lo sputare Spawn, s.fregolo,-v. Aare er, t. pesce frega, feminina, pesciolino, ing, s. fi ega. Spawning-time, il tempo che i pesci vanno in frega [femmine Spay, V. a. castrare animali

contemplare [teorica Speculation, *. speculazione. Speculative, a. speculativo Speculatively, ad. speculativamente Speculator, *. speculatore Speculatory, a. speculativo Sped, pret. S,- part, past of Speed, spedirsi Speech, s. favella, pa-nla, lii gua, linguaggio, i,4rors , orazione. The eight parts of speech, le otto parti deW orazione. To be slow of speech, parlar lentamente Speechless, a. eke ha perduto

favoloso) [sierie Spice, r. a. condire con speSpice, . spezie Spicer, . speziale Spicery, . spezieria [zierie Spicing, . il condire con speSpider, . ragno. Spider' ragnatela. web, Spiderwort, spezie d'erba Spigot, . zipolo Spike, . chiodo grosso, v. a. appuntare. Spike a gun, inchiodare un cannone

SPO
Spit.
I.

Jtere. spin

<

'^'h
-

't

III 111

at the irar./ur durare guerra The top spins,

Spitchcock, grossa
Spite,
s.

(I. tpuiulc, v. a. mettere nello spiedo, sputare spezie d'atiguilla

rancore, dispetto.He

troffola

dorme

Spinage,

s. spinace Spinai, a. spinale Spindle, s. fiiso.

has a spite against me, mi ha in odio. In spite, ad. per

Spindle SpinSpingambe

dispetto,

malgrado
a.

Spite.

V.

dispettare,

far Sponsor,

legs, gambe di dle-tree, fusaggine.

fusoSpia-

dispetto

dle-niaker,

fusaio. dle-shanked, che ha di fuso

Spited, a. di-spettato, irritato Spiteful, e. dispettoso, malizioso,

. mallevadore, padrigno Spontaneous, a. spontaneo, ly, ad. spontaneamente

ly,

ad.

dispettosaspes.io.

Spool, . canello Spooling-wheel,

Spine, s. la spina Spinet, s. spinetta Spiniferous, a. spinoso Spink, j. /( ingnello S,.inncr, s. ragno, filatore Spinning, j. il filare. Spin-

Spitter,

che

sputa

Spoon,

Jlmg^^heel,

s filatoio

Spitting, s. il mettere spiedo, lo sputare Spittle, . sputo, scialila Splash, I'. a. zaccherare

nello

. arcolaio cucchiaio. Spoonfull, una cucchiaiata. Spoonwort, . sorta d'erba. Spoon-mcat, . tutte quelle vivande che si mangiano col .

Spor
diporto,
eia,
il

Spinositj, s, intrigo, perples-

Spinster,
si

d a Spiny, Spinous,

filatrice, titolo che tutte le zittelle

s.

Splashing, . zaccheramento Splashy, a. zaccheroso Splav a horse, spallare un cavalo Splaj-footed, a. sbilenco, strambo Spleen, . fniha, odio, rancore. Spleenwort, . scolopen-

piacer dell
pesai.

della

a.

spinosa

Spirai, a. spirale

SpiralW, ad. spiralmente

Spiration, s spirazione Spire, . spiro, of a church, la guglia d'una chiesa Spire, V. n, far la spiga Spirit, . spirito, il senso vitale,

Sport,

i'.

uri.Sport
rr.si

vith
Splendent, a. splendente Splendid, a. splendido, Ad splendid"''' Splendour, . .vplendore. pa, magnificenza

01

d'uno.
poco

;ion, far
ly,

anima, l'anima d'una

persona .morta, genio, intelletto, ingegno, animo. To have a high spirit, esser al-

To put spirit into one, animare alcuno. To recover one's spirits, ricuperare gli spiriti
tiero.

Splenetic, a. splenetico Splent, or Splint, s, scheggia

d'osso, assicella, spinella

Sporting, Sportive,

a.

scherzo, trastullo piacevole

Spirit, V. a.

inanimare

Spirited, J.

spirited, fiero.

Highanimato. Mean-spirit-

ed, di basso cuore Spiritfulness, . vivacit

Spiritless, a. abietto, vile

Splice a rope, v. a. congegnare due corde pe' due capi Splinter, . scheggia Split, ... a fendere, v. n. fendersi Split upon a rock, naufragare contro uno scoglio. SpUl with laughing,

of ink, of dirt, zacchera, scorbio. Spot in one's reputation, taccia d'infamia. Fine spot of ground, un

upon the

spot,

io

ero pre-

morir

delle ri.m

Rplitted,

or

Split,

a.

fesso,

Spin

a.

spir

spaccato
Splitting, . il fendere Spoil, . ladroneccio, spoglia, preda, V.

Spot,
furto,

v. a.

wcchia

Spotless, a. immaculato

ity, . gione, pio, divoto, spiritualit Spiritualization, s. spiritualiz-

Spotty, a imbralt.itu Spousal, 3. nuziale,

.-i^ui.t., .

mari-

Spoiling,

. il

guastato; gua.ttar

Spouse,

poo, marito, sposa,

Spiri

V. a.

spir

Spoke, pre^. 0/ Speak

Spiritually, ad. spiritualmente Spirinious, a. spiritoso, vivace,

Spoken,

a.

parlato,

Thing spoken
praddetta.

dello. of. la cosa so-

Spout,

Rain zampillo. spout, torrente di pioggia, of a conduit, chiave d'

.

Well - spoken

Spissitude, t spessezza Spit, . spiede. Turnspit, me-

eloquente Spokesman, . oratore [vare Spoliate, V. a. sfogliare, pri-

man, un uomo

gronda, of a mill-hopper, tramoggia Spout, or Spout out, V. a.

X3

SPH
gettare. Sffurgare,

sdv

n.
V.

STA
Squamous,
a,

Spout

out, v. zampillare.

Spout, or Spout up,

schizzare. Spout down, piovere strabocchevolmente Spouting out, *. sgorgametilo Sprain, s. storcimento, v. a. sconciare. Sprsiin one's foot, dishgarsi un piede. Sprain

Sprout, s. broccoli Sprout, v. n. germogliare Spruce, a. attilaio, vago. To spruce, t). n. pararsi.

sfuamoso

Spruce fellow,
ly, ad.

*. zerbinotto,

vagamente,

ness.

prodigalizzare, s. scialacquuture, ing, prodigalit Square, a quadro, onesto, gi-

Squander,

er,
*.

v. a.

Sprung, pret. of Spring Sprunt, a. molto lesto Spud, s. coltellaccio, uomaccino Square,
Spuing,
s.

un quadro, piazza, squadra, ad. egualmente Square built, fabbricato in

usto,
s.

v. a.
s.

quadrare,

v. n.

Sprang,
Sprat,
terra
*.

Sprawl,

pref. ef Spring spezie di sardina V. n. stendersi

s.

vomito

Spume,
per

*.

spiuma,

a.

Squaring,
v. a.

quadro, quadra-

Squash,

v. a. schiacciare,

am-

Spumy,
lo

or

Spumous,

tpu-

Sprawling,
Spray,
s.

stendersi per

ramicello,

Spread, Spread,

dtl mare. Spray-fagotSj fastelli di frasche a. teso, tirato v. a. tendere, distendere, spandere, spargere.
le braccia.

schiuma

Spun, prct. of Spin Spunge, s. spugna, u. nettare con una spugna.

Squashing, *. lo schiacciare Squat, a. quatto. To lie squat,

a.

'

Spunge upon

one, scroa

...mo paffuto Squat, 11. n. appiattarsi

Spread
fama

Spread one's arms, stendere Spread the cloth, mettere la tovaglia. Spread a net, tender una rete Spread a sail, spiegar le vele.

la

Squatting, s. appiatiamentc Spunger, s. scroccone Squeak, *. grido, v. n. striSpunginess, s. spugnosit Spunging, s. lo scroccare, s dere, ing, s. grido 'o. Spunging-house, s. la Squeal, V. a. strillare Squeamish, a. svogliato, ness. s. stomacaggine Spungy, a. spugnoso

'

Spunt,

s.

esca,

legno
[spr

frecido, miccia

del letame. divolgare,

Spread a report,
o
spandere

dung,

spandere

ftiprig, s.

Spread, v. n. stendersi, aprirsi Spreader, s. spargitore Spreading, *. lo spandere ramuscello, bronco

a.
s.

Spur, s. sprone, inceni Squeeze, Cock-spurs, unghione d'un Squelch, s. cascata Squib, s. razzo Spur, V. a. spronare, instigare Squill, s. squilla Spurge, *. titimaglio, titimalt), Squinancy, or Squincy,. squinanzia sorta d'erba [sbiecare purious, a. spurio, bastardo, Squint, *. un guercio, v. a. ness, j. bastardaggine Squinting, s. I' esser guercio falso,

^pnggySpright,

pieno di ramuscelli

Spnm,

V.

a. calcitrare,

tirar

fantasima
.

^prightliness,

vivacit, al-

Sprightly, a. gaio, allegro Spring, s. fonte, scaturigine, primavera, lancio, of a lock, molla di serratura. To take a spring, prender il

s. facitor di sproni Spurring, lo spronare Spurt, s. capriccio Spurt, t'. a. schizzare Spurting up, lo schizzare Sputter, s. strepito, fracasso Sputter, V. n. sputare poco

Spurrier,

i^quintingly, ad. biecamente Squire, s. scudiero Squirrel, s scoiattolo Squirt, s. diarrea, soceorrenza.

Stab,

s.

una
it

stoccata,

v.

a.

pugnalare Stabbing, s.
e

pugnalare

lancio, saltare

Stability, *. stabilit Stable, a. stabile, fermo

Spring, v. n. sorgere, uscire. Spring out, spuntare, germogliare, nascere, procedere. Spring a partridge, far levare urta per-

Spy!Ts

:.

spia

Stable,

s.

porcile, for sheep, ovile Stable, V. a. alloggiare bestie in

stalla,

for swiue,

una

stalla

Stableness, s. stabilit Stablish, V. a. stabilire

volare una mino. Spring a well, cavare un pozzo. Spring a leak, fare acqua.

Squabble,

''
'

Spring a mast, fendere

v. s. contesa, contendere, er, s. rissoso, ing, s. motteggio

Stack, . catasta di legna, of chimnes, un filare di cammini, ^Kjf coni, bica di

Stacte, Stadie,
Staff,
.

l'albero

Squadron,

*.

squadra

aromato

Springe, *. lacciuolo, galappio Springer, s. imposta

'

dies, cor

Squalid, a. sporco, sudicio Squall, s. burrasca, tempesta Squall, V. a. gridare, schiame

e,

er, s. quello che grii

. gruccia . bastone, stanza Stag, . cervo Stage, a. teatro, palco, posta.

ng,

s.

gridamento

bpritsail, f . trinchetto

Squall, V. gridar forte, che grida forte

To

bring one upon the

stagt, mettere una persona To go ofF the in ballo.

SIA
itage. ritirarsi dopo aver Stagefallo la stia parte. plar, opera teatrale. To come to the stage, "

STA

STA
Standard,
*.

"

Stali, V. a. mettere nella sfalla Stallage, J. stallof^gio, diritto di poter aprir bottega Stalled, a. messo netta stalla.

misura che ttr*e

a
tutte Taltre, sten-

di modello

Stander,
cello

dardo, modello, regola Standil, s. a

'

Stalled with a thing, stufo di

Stage-horse
Stage-coachj

*.

cavallo

da
Stalling,
s.
il

mettere

nella

carrozza

di

v)dg^o
Stager,
s.

stalla Stalliou,

Stander-by, s. spettatore Standing, s. il fermarsi.^ Standing- place, s. posta,

posto,

.
s.

stallone

a.

praticone,

Stamina,

stami che nascono nel centro di ogni fiore

v.

Standing Standing
piedi.

stagnante. corn, biada.

cervo di quaitrc

Stammer,

n.

tartagliare,

Stagger,

v.

barcollare, star tentare

smuovere, sollevare,
ijuelo
il

ohe barcolla,

ing,

esitare parlando, er, s. tartaglione, ing, s. il tartagliare, ngly, ad. tarta-

To do a

ing,/ur

forces, gente in tiling standche che sia in piedi

er,

gliando

Stamp,

s.

stampa, impronta,

hu I-collare

segno, impressione, conio,

a.
ly,

Staggering-,
vacillante,

barcollante, ad. barcoldi

Standish, s. calamaio Stank, yie^ i/Stik Stanza, s. stanza Staple, s. scaricatoio. Staytle commodity, mercanzie buone, Staple for a bolt,

moneta.
Staggers,
vallo
s.

vertigine

ca-

Stamp money, improntare Stamp under foot, calpestare. Stamp with the
s.

ganghero
Star,
s. stell.1, astro, fato, < terisco. Dog-star, la canicola. Seven stars, le pleiadi.

foot, battere cot piede in terra

Stagnancy, s. stato stagnante Stagnant, a. stagnante Stagnate, v. a. tagnare Stagnation, s. stagnamento

Staid, prrf. o/Stay Staid, a. grave, serio Staidness, s. gravit Stain,
Stair^

fortemente

Stamping,
calpestio

calpestamento,

Stanch, Stanch,

a.

buono,

ben condi-

Star-hawfc, s. falcone laniStar-night, notte stellata. Star-flower, ornitogolo Starboard, *. poggia, lato
ero

zionato, franco, puro v. a. stagnare,

v. n.

Starch,

s,

amido,
a.

v. a.

in-

amidare
Stancheon, s. puntello, sostegno Stanching, s. to stagnare Stanchness, s. la bont d'utia
Stand,
alto.

Starched,

ajffttato,

alba-

A
of
Slake,

g-ratfo. Staircase,

s.

privato
segreta.

scala

One

stair-

Starching, *. l'inamidare Starchness, s, maniere ajfetStare,

s.

To

s.

ulto, posta, incertezza.

sweep stakes, tirar la at a stand, star sospeso posta. Our honour is at Stand, s. lucerniere

To

*.

steccone, palo, posta,

To put one to a stand, imbarrazzare alcuno. To be

v. n. fc;

make a

stand, fare

stornello,

guatatura
v.

Stare

at, or Stare upon, guardar fissamente

a,

ei

stake,

Stake,

va dell'onore nostro.
V. a.

Stand,

rispondere alle

-My
esser

Stare, v. n. stralunare Stargazer, . astrologo Staring, s. il guardare fisja-

Stale, a. vieto, stantio. Stale bread, pa; duro. Stale beer, birra vecchia. grow stale, invecchiare. Stale, s. orina, simbellc,

Staleness, *. vecchiezza Stalk, *. stelo, gambo, stoppia,

gambo
Stalk,
v.

n.
s.

camminar pian
spezie di rete

Stalkers,

da

is stark-mad, un matto one's word, mantenere la promesspacciato, Stark-naked, tuf' sa. I can scarce stand, appena posso reggermi in piedi. Starling, j. stornello To stand ^ood in law, Starred, or Starrj, a. stellato esser valido. Stand by one, tener per uno. Stand for, ncerla della Stand foith, significare. mano. Start of fancy, caavanzare. Stand off", stare priccio.By starts, capriccio' alla larga. Stand in, Stand in the way, tare pedire. Stand in need of a Start, V. n. saltare. A horse

watch stands, il mio non va. Stand neuter, neutrale. Stand to

Stark, a. rigido, austero Stark, ad. pretto, puro,

He

s. cavallo per la caccia delle pernici Stali, s. stalla. ox-stall, stalla da buoi. Butcher'sstall, desco di beccaio Cobbier's-stall, desco di ciabattino. Stali in a market, bottigii di mercato

Stalking-horse,

thing, aver bisogno di qualche cosa. Stand in one's light,

An

fare ombra ad alcuno Stand in fear of one, temere alcuno. Stand out against one,/ur testa ad uno Standard-bearer, s. colui che porta lo stendardo

that starts aside, tin cavallo che ha ombra. Start back,

Start,

1'.

n.

Hp, levarsi. He starts up a gentleman, egli comincia a fare il gentiluomo. Stali a

hare, levar la lepre

spaccarsi.

Start

STA
StaJ-teT,
s.

STR
to-

un giovane
saltare, i

r a

weaver's Icom, petti

Starting,
Staniti!;,

s. il

Starting hole,

(Ex. a itarting a. horse), cavallo ombroso . sotterfugio

morsi,
rare,

to/:gtornare,
ritenere.

dimo-

appimtel-

Starting-ii'.acc, s. mosse btartisi, a. un poco ombroso Startle, r. a. atterrire, sorpren Startling, dere, strabiliare.

/aie Stay a little while, aspettare un poco. Stay for me, aspettatemi He i

Steeple, s. campanile Steepness, s. pendio Steer, s. giovenco Steer, v. a. governare, guidare, Steer iioitliward, far vele verso tramontana Steerage, t quel luogo del iviglio ^ tmir

'.

stays in a place, non sif in nessun luogoStay ' one's fury, placare Va"

mai

Steering,

governo

sL^t'['.""aJPnm
i

Stayed,
ari.

>

ly

Stellar, a. stellalo Stellionate, . sfellinnaio

co, .

grat

Stem,

nito

gravii Stayer, *. placatore Stays, *. busto da donna In hi Stead, j. luogo, vece. stead, in sua few. Instead

. stelo, gamlio.f^tevn of a tree, tronco d' albero. Stem (race), . famiglia. Stem of a ship, lo sprone d'un viglio

Stem,

State,

s.

essere,

condizione,

grandezza, pompa, alterigia, grado, qualit. Bed of state,

un

letto

di

rispetto.

To

of that, 171 lungo di questo. To be of no stead, non * lire a nulla Stead, V a. render servizio
Steadfast, a. fermo, costan ly, ad. costantemente.

fermai thing, opporsi a qualche cosa. Stem the tide, vcUggiare

f. a.
.

Stench,
Step,
.

puzza
pro-

splendidamente. State craft,

politica

passo, vestigio,

Step by step, a passo a passo.

State, V. a. regolare, stabilire.

State

To
make

an account, prepa*.

follow one's steps, pigliar il suo esempio. Steps of a staircase, eli

scalini

Statcliness,

pompa, magniSteaks,
costante braciuole. *. Beefsteaks, braciuole di manzo Steal, or Steal away, v. a. rubare, invotare. stole away -watch, egli m'

alterigia, ficenza, maest, orgoglio Btately, a. magnifico, maestoso,

d'una scala. To a false step, fare un

grande, fiero, superlto, ad. superbamente, maestosamente, fieramente Stater, s. uno stater, moneta Greca Statesman, . un politico
Statics,
s.

passo eattivo. . patrigno. matrigna. .

He

my

rubato

l'orinolo.

Steal

Step-daughter, figliastro. s. figliastra Step, V. n. andare, fare un V/ill you step thipasso. andarvi? valete ther.'
alcuno.
tare.

Step-father, Stepmother, Step-son,

.

Station,

s.

statica stazione,

stato,

grado
Stationary, x. sta:^ion Stationer, s. colui carta, libri ia scr

Step after, segui Step aside, mettersi

Step
back,

Statuary,

*.

scultura,

ttatu-

Statue, a. statua Stature, s. statura Statutable, a. regolare, ly, ad. confor-ne agli statuti Statute, s. statuto Statutes, s. pi statuti 1-. Slave, a. fendere To stave a ship, sdrucire un vascello. stave a cask, sfondare

nuarsi a poco a poco nella ozia di qualcheduno Stealer, *. ladro, rubatore Stealing, s. rubamento Steaiingly, ad. segretamente Steallh, s. Ex. To do a thing by stealth, fare die che si sia
segretamente Steam, s. vapore, fumo

in

disparte.

v. a. iorrtare indietro. Step do\vii, scendere. Step up, ascendere Step in, entrare.

Step
Steril, o.

out,
;

uscire.

Step
1

passare
He,

che

ge-

Steam,
Steed,
Steel,

n\fumare, esalare

*. s.

cavallo acciaio, fucile

s.

Sterility, . sterilit sterlina. Sterling, . pound sterling, una

lira

Steel-yard,

una stadera

To

Steel, V. a. attaccare Facciaio a ferro, indurire. To Steel e's self in sin, indurirsi

tern, a. torve, austero, brusco, . la poppa d'un nat-iglio, ly, ad. con aria torca,

Staves,

pi.
s.

0/ Staff, bastone
{see

Stcmon,

cassero

Staunch,
Stay,

Stanch), /tro ritardo, soggiorno,

Sternutatory,
.

dimora, puntello, rincalzo, torff/^no.I shall make some itaj fari qualche dimora,

sternutato

Stew,

. iiitfio;

bordello

SII
Are you here
'till,

STO
siete

still ?

an

levarsi.~To be always
ring, essere sempre in

ad.

7;e/o. Stand

state

quieto^

To

still

sit

still
still,

sedere in

puce. Sit you

Slewardshiji,

Still-born, a vwrto nato

s.

la carica d'ui.

till,

V. a. lambiccare, stillare.

K tewed,
Stick,

calmare,
n. stiifa/o
t.

tranquillare,
s.

far
Stin-up,
.

bastne. Fagotstick, sfocco di fastello. Stick of wax, bastoncello ili cera lacca Small sticks, boscaglie Candlestick, cait-

tillator, or Stillatorj-,

lam-

siajpi The

stir-

lling.

'stilla-Jo,

rup leather, *<a/r,/e.-Stirrui. stockings, ca/ie a staffh Stitch, s. punto, dvh

maglia
Stitch, V. a. cucire, appuntare Stitched, a. cucito Stitch-wort, camomla Stitching, s. il cucire Stitching.siIk,Kta arrossa Stithy, *:!,u'e
stufare, soffocare

Stick,

V.

a. attaccare,

fccare,

Stimulating, s. lo stimolare favorire.~lt sticks too fast,' Stimulation, s. stimola'-ionc Sting, s. spina, of a fly, l'ago ?'"'""'' '^'''^''

not'hiT

rlh, Udiri'

""

"

^^ ""'

That
Stinginess,

stung

me

heart, questo
s.

Stickle liard in business, adi. perarsi in qualche cosa Stlocer.s. un affannone, cola che ostinatamente contend

mi

to t..^ trafisse il

wii.c, ,. xia soldo d'Olanda Stoaked, a. turato s. puzzola Stccado, s. una stoccata Stock, s. tronco d'albero, sebi,
Stoat,
'> of an anvil, ;/ pedale dun incudine, of a gun,

grettezza, ava-

Stinging,
[fv,

s.

puntura

atta, razza, progenie, piantone, fondo, capitale, il mon-

a. sordido, spilorcio

^,s.puz~a,-v.n.pu:zari
King, a. Jetidn,

ly,

ad.

la cassa d'un schioppo. A\{ild stock, pollone.-tocs.gilliflower, s. viola.

merchant's stock,
7s'.'limil',\onJe

-A

d'un mercante. Good or great stock, quantit. To be made a laughing-stock,

il

fondo

^'''

ofbes ,!'arna% 7; f'

Stocks,
"lip
s.

ceppi,

casso.

upon the

A
uu

stocks,

.ascelb< in casso Stock-fish, s. stoccafisso

Stiptic,

3.

un rimedio
i).

astrin-

Stock-dove, . colombaccio Stock-jobber, i. sentale di fondi pubblici

Stipiilate,

a. stipulare, cons.

timlatioi,
te

stipulazione

al, a. disonorali
'

Stock, V. a. fornire. am storked Mith clothes, ^-^.^ ben fornii^ d'abiti Stocked, a. fumila, prorristo Stocking, calzetta. stock-

mk
n.

e"'v7u"' ZT'''''''"'^'- Stock-job,

'I5!''
versi, agitarsi.

ings, calze di se/a

V.

He- cannot
stir,
il

a.

i.\-

far un

Money
inqaillo.
is

does not

da-

Stock-stili, a immobile "toical, a. stoico, ly,

or

Stoic-lik Stoici
Stili

degli

sm",rvent<r.

Stole,

s.

stola,
s.

guardaroba

lach,

stomaco, appetito,

STR
mach,

STR
voee.

To have

svogliare lo stomaco.

Store,

abbondanza, quanlU,

a good stomach,

avere buono appetito Stomach, or Stomach at, v. a.

vettovaglie. To la; in a store of provisions, /ui provvisioni. Stores, . pi munizioni. Storehouse,

viveri,

Strain

too high.
f.

Strain one's
cersi

self,

n.

tj

un braccio
.
colatoio,
c(

Stomacher, *. pettorina Stomachful, a. fiero, altiero,

ness, s ostinazione

magazzino
Store,

Strainer,

Stomachic,
Stone,
etra,
libbre.
s.

a.

stomacale

pietra, sasso, la pi-

peso di quattordici Free-stone, pietra

viva. To be troubled with the stone, aver la pietra. Stonehorse, cavallo iutiero. Stone (of fruits), . nocciolo, osso. Stone (of grapes), granelli che son negli acini

dell'

uva.

Stone-pitch,

v. a. munire, provvedere. Strait, Straight, or Streight, Store a ship, vetto- f vagliare un naviglio. Store torto, stretto, angusto up, riserbare Straight, Storing, . il munire ad. subito. Go Stork, s. cicogna straight along, andate diStorkbiU, . geranio ritto. To make straight. Storm, . tempesta, procella, _. fracasso, frastuono, turbo- Strait, or Streight, . stretto di lenza, confusione, assalto. nare. To be in great straits. Storm of r E.! 'l^s':^!^' take a t wn by storm, espugnare un piazza pei- Straighten, i-. a. dirizzare Straightway, ad. subito Straiten, v. a. strignere, serstrepitare.

To

Stonecutter, s. taglia pietra Stonethrow, tiro di pietra Stonewall, s, muro di pietra Stonework, *. lavoro di tnura-

Stone, V. a. lapidare Stoning, s. il lapidare, lapiStony,

a. lapidoso, pietroso, di

Storniing, . lo strepitare Stormy, a. tempestoso Story, . storia, novella finzione, un piano. three stories high, une di tre piani Storv, V. a. narrare, tacce

-A

Storj-teller, . novellista

Straitning, . strgnimento e. j _ piaggia, sponda, Jila Strand,

di corda
|
I '

Stood, pret. o/Stand, stare Stool, s. scanno, seggio. Closestool or Footstool, . predella, sgabella Stoop, . bica Stoop, V. a abbassare. v. n. abbassarsi, umiliarsi, calare (parlando d'un fal-

bagno caldo affanno, stupore Stout, a. gagliardo, Jiero,forle, vigoroso Stoutly, ad. gagliardamente,
Stove,
.

stufa,

Stound,

Stranded, piaggi Strange,

"

,
^

bizza

vigorosamente

a, fierezza, jparbiet Stow, V. a. stivare, ordinare. Stow goods in a ware

jar
!

cattiva cera
!

Oh strange raviglia

interj.

aa uno Oh me-

Stooping, . abbassamento Stop, indugio, ptinio, pausa, dimora, tasto di strumento

musicale, intoppo. That put a stop to my journey, questo ritard il mio viaggio. Full stop, . punto

house, assettare delle mercanzie in un magazzino

Stowage, . un magazzino, cella, magazzinaggio

Straddle, v. n. allargar le ganibe camminando. To ride straddling, andare a cavalcioni con una gamba da

ly, Strange, v. n. stupirsi, ad. stranamente, ness, . stranezza Stranger, a. forestiero. To make a stranger of one, /rn<-

una
Stop, r. a. fermare, terminare, suspendere, far cessare, ri tardare, indugiare, fare chiudere, turare. Stop one's mouth, chiudere altrui la bocca. Stop one's breath, affogare alcuno

banda

l'altra

dall'

tar uno da are a great stranger, voi }wn vi fate mai vedere Strangle, v. a. strangolare,

forestiere. Vou

Straggling, Strain, . forza, sivrcnnKnio, aria, concerto. Melodious

aLorrt^gu/c

strains, concerti armoniosi

Strappado, . strappata Strapping girl, . una ragazzaccia

Stoppage,

soffocazione, op-

Strain,

Stopping, . l'arrestare Stopping, a. restringente Stoppie, s. turaccio Stori, . storace, gomma

spremere, premere, legar fortemente. Strain, or Strain through, far passar , Strain gni sforzo. voice, sforzar la
v.

a.

Stratagem, . strattagemma Straw, . pag^/io. A Stack of .-. . f'I^ To be im pagliaio. the straw, aver partorita

STR
Straw hat, cappello di paglia Straw bud, s. paglierccio
Strawberry, s. fragola Strawberry-plant, *. pianta fragola
di

STR
Strickle, s. picciol bastone da
Strict, a. strato, intrinseco, esatto, puntuale, preciso, formale, rigido, severo.

STU
Strippe<?, a. spoglialo Stripper, s. spogliatore

Stripping,

s.

spogliamente

Stript, a. spogliato

Stray, a. sviato, traviato, iiig, V. n. sviare, traviare, s. lo sviare striscia. The Streak, s.

To
gli

osservare
alti ni

attentamente

andamenti. To keep

Strive with one, contendisputare. Strive against, ostare. Strive who shall run best, fare a
dere,

Streak,

v.

a.

strisciare
sti'eaks

se

strettamente, puntualmente, ness, s. strettezza, rigidezs.

gara

Tost
i

against the stream,

wtare

mark with

of

ral colours, vergare di t colori Stream, . ruscello, la

Stricture,

colpo, tratto,

d'un fiume.To go with the stream, andar colla corrente. Streams of fire, taggi di fuoco Stream, v. n. colare, sgorgare

Streamer,
Street,

s. penonccllo s. strada, via Street-walker, una bagascia Streight, s. <reo. Streights of Gibraltar, lo sit etto di

Gibilterra

Strength, s. forxa, potere, of mind. penetrazione, of a word, l'energia d' una

Strengthen,

a. fortifica

Stress,

s.

The
delta

stress of

punto principale. war, it nerve

lay stress istanza. bur-

guerra. To

apon a thing, fare

Stress
stillars

of weather,

Stretch,
chiare.

Stretch out a

v- a. stendere, stirac-

cord,

stendimento spandere. Strew Strew, the ground with flowers, coprir la terra di fiori. Strew with sugar, asperger di zucchero, ing panV. a.
s.

una corrfa. Stretch self, distendersi. Stretch for doing a thing, sforzarsi, -er, s. ferro da ing, s. romper le pelli,
tendere one's

Stroke, v. a. passar la tnano bel bello sopra gualche cosa Stroll, V. n. vagare, vagabondare clock strikes, Stroller, s. commediante l'orologio suona It struck Strolling, a. vagabondo twelve o'clock, sono sonate Strond, s. spiaggia, lido, ripa, sponda le dodici. StrO^e sail, ammainar le vele. Strike the Strong, a. potente, poderoso, flag, abbassar lo stendardo. grosso, spesso, forte, sodo. Strike the sands, dar in To be strong in purse, un 6aJ2co. Strike one's head aver motti danari. Stronglimbed, nerboruto. against the wall, batter la strong-bodied man, un uomo testa contro il muro. Strike blind, acciecare. forte Strike against, contrariare- Strike Strongly, ad. fortemente out, cancellare. Strike a Strophs, s. strofa bargain, conchiudere un mer- Strove, pret. 0/ Strive, cercare Strow, v. a. spargere Striker, s. battitore Struck, a. percosso Striking, s. battimento.With. Structure, s. struttura "" iking a blow, senza Struggle, s. contesa, disputa, V. n. muoversi, confendere, Strickle, or Strickler, j. rasiera contrastare. Struggle with String, s. cordicella. Strings death, combattere colta morte, of a musical instrument, le er, s. contenditore, ing. corde d'uno strumento mtuiThe small strings of Struma, s. scrofola cale. roots, le barbe delle radici Strumous, a. scrofoloso String, V. a. tetidere, infilzare Strumpet, s. una bagascia Stringent, a. che stringe Strung, a. guarnito di corde Stringy, a. fibroso. These Strut, or Strut along, v n. carrots are stringy, gueste paoneggiarsi. Strut, i. l' carote sono fibrose atto del paoneggiarsi cam-

Stride, v. n. camminare a passi lunghi, s. passo lungo Stridingly, ad. a gran passo Stridulous, a. stridulo Strife, s. contesa Strike, s. misura che contiene guati ro itaia di grano, V a. battere, percuotere. Strike fire, batter il fuoco. Strike the iron while it is hot, batti il ferro mentre

Strive --, , colui che procura Striving, s. il procurare, ad. a gara Stroke, s. colpo, with
stick,
is

ly,

bastonata.-The clock upon the stroke of eleven,

sono quasi undici. le Stroke of a pen, %ina pen-

caldo.

The

Strip,

s.

striscia di
.

panno,
'.

di

colpo,

To make
/

white o
i

Stub, s. tronco, ceppo Stubnail, s. chiedo usato Stub up, v. a. sradicare

stripes, rigare di bi

o di giallo. Stripe vergare drappi

\

Stubbed,

a. robusto,

membruto

Stubble, s. stoppia Stubblegoose, s. oca d'aulunna-.

Stricken, a. avanzato

STU
Stubborn,
nalo,
Iv, ad. caparbiamente Stubby, a. paffuto Stucco, s. stucco Stuck, a. appiccato Stud Stud, s. borchia, palo

SUB
stuprare, violare, icrc stupro Stupration, s. stupro, strupo Sturdily, ad. bruscamente, insolentemente Sturdiness, s. rigidezza, in-

ness,

a.

caparbio, ostis. caparbiet,

valle

Sturdy,

Stud,

Studded
pestato di

V. a.

guarnire di borchie, with gems, tem-

solenza a. robusto, gagliaido, brusco, insolente

gemme
;nte,
fo

Sturgeon, s. storione Sturk, s. giovenco

Stutter, i'. n. tartagliare, s. tartaglione, ing, tartagliare Sty, . porcile

Submit,

li.

Student, s. studente Studious, a studioso,

tudiosa

ly,
r.

ad.

er,
*.
il

Yoi
som

n. st

to that, bisogna che vi

ap-

studi

meniate a qtiesto Submitting, il sommettere Subordinate, a- subordinato,

studia, applicazione, v. a. studiare, meditare, comporre, osservare per conoscere, v. n. studiarsi. Study one's brains about a thing, stillarsi il cervello in gualche cosa, ing, s. studiamento

Stygian,

'^s:^ile,
pingere,

a. stigio titolo, l

II.

n. subordinare,

ly,

ad.

n-dial,
,

ferro che mostra .ore

Stuff',

s.

panno.

mobili. M'hat nasty stuff is this ? che porcheria questa t

stuff,

Household
una
sedia di

orologio solare 1 Style, t>. a. chiamare. style one's self, norrnarsi Styptic, a. astringente

Suasory, a. persuasivo SuaTity, . dolcezza, soavit

subordinatamente [zione Subordination, . subordinaSuborn, ti. a. suliornare, sedurre Subornation, . subornazione Suborner, . seduttore Suborning, a. il subornare Subpoena, . citazione, ti. a. chiamare in giudizio

Subalmoner,

s.

sotloelemo.

Staff,

ti.

a.

stivare. Stuff

Subaltern, or Subaltemate,

chair, riempire

borra. My head is stuffed with a cold, ho una grande

infreddatura nella testa Stuffing. *. stivamento Slum, *. mosto, v. a. mes-

Sub-deacon,
Sub-dean,

. un subalter subalterno, s. sottodiacono, ship, . sottodiaconato . sottodecano

.t.

Subreptition, . surrezione Subreptitious, a. surrettizio Subscribe, ti. a. soscrivere Subscriber, . sottoscrivente Subscribing, . il sottoscrivere Subscription,, soscrizione Subsequent, a. suiseguente,

Sub-delegate,

deputato

dienti per farlo piccante s. inciampo, grajchiii, V. n. inciampare Stumbler, s. quello che inciampa Stumbling, *. inciampo.

Stumble,

Subdititious, a. supposto Subdivide, v. a- suddividere Subdivision, . suddivisione Subdolous, a. doloso Subdue, v. a soggiogare, me

Subserve, v. a. servire Subserviency, or Subservience,

Subservient, a utile Subside, ti. II. abbassarsi Subsidence, or Subsidency, s.fmdigliuolo Subsidiary, a. ausiliario Subsidy, . HfiJio, soccorso di danari
Subsist,
V.
.

Stump,

Stumbling horse, cavallo che inciampa s. tronco, of a tree, il tronco d'un albero, of a

soggiogatoi ing, . soggiugiizione Subject, a. soggeU >, de-

tificare,

er,

pezzo di dente. Stump-footed, che ha il piede

tooth,

della suggetto, si tratta, soggetto, v. a. soggettare, obbligare, ion, . soggezione, obbligazione, servitii.

quale

n.

sossistere,

enee,

sussistenza, mante-

Stun, V. a. stordire Stune. a. morso, morduto Stunning, s intronamento Stunt, t). u. provenir male Stunted, a. bistorto
Stupefaction, s. intormentimento, stupefazione Stupefactive, or Stupefying, a. che stupefa Stupendous, a. stupendo Stupid, a insensato, attonito,

To bring under subjection, soggettare Subjoin, V. a aggiugnere,

ing,
.

Substance, . sostanza, essenza, materia, quello che si trova

di migliore, realit, l'essenziale

Paggiuguere

Substantial, a. so-itenziale, essenziale, sustanzioso, benestante, reale, solido, ly, ad.

Subilaneous, a. stibitaneo Subjugate, v. a, soggiogare Subiimctive, a. soggiuntivo SuMimate, v. a. sublimare,

siutanzialmente Substantive, a. sustantiv, ly, ad sustantivamento

Substitute,
sostituire,
.

ity, s.

stupidit,

ly, ad.

Sublimating, or Sublimation, . sublimamento [mare Sublimatory, . vaso da subliSublime, a. sublime, v. a.

ing,

sostituto,
.

v.

sostitu-

da stupido Stupify, V. a. stuprare, istupidire, empir di stupore, ing, s. stupefazione

sublimare, purificare

Sublimeness, or Sublimity,

Sublunary,

a.

sublunare

sue
Subterrantan,
or

SUI
Subtcrra-

SUN
cannoncello

of
Suckle,

pump,
.

il

-A suit of cards,

Sucking,
i).

sncclnamento a. allattare, ing,

succiamento

s.

Rubtilize,
tile,

V.

a.

render soll'ingegno, s. aa-

l'allattare, agnello lattante

aguzzar

ghirihi^^zare,

ing,

Suction,

s.

Sudden,

a. subitaneo, improviso. On a sudden, ad. subitamente, ne

Sudorific, a. sudorifico

Suds,

i.

acqua.

To

liscitii

di sapone ed be in the suds.

Sully,

Sub-vicar,

5.

solU
Suilv.l-.

Suburb, a. borgo Succeed, r. n. su

he suftered, questo non
s.qi
oJTre, perditore

Sulphur

Iphur -Sulphur

Sulplirvr'"o''"''sulpl'mreous. a. sulfureo Sultan, s. il Sultano, principe

Maometano
ultana,
Sufficiency,
s.

or

Sultaner.s,

la

sojfficienza, ca-

Sufficient, a.
ficiente,

soicienfe, sufcapace, ad. ly,

Sultana Sultane, s. vare Sultry, a fervido

[Turchesca da guerra
ii

Sum,

s.

somma, sustanza,

ad.' fell]

ndio
Suflfbcate, v. a. sufTocnre

progressi

Suffocation,

or

Sufibca

Suffocative, a. suffvcativo

Suffragan, Suffrage,

s.

sujj)aguneo
suffragio,

s.

ap-

nigatio!

s.

sujjiimigu

Summer,

s. la state.

Summer

Mther, tempo estivo.SumSuffuse, t). a. spandere Suffusion, s, suffusione Sugar, s. zucchero. To sweeten with sugar, inzuccherare. Sugar - loaf, pan di zucchero Sugar, V. a. metter del z

Succulent,

a.

Succumb,
Such,

V. n.

sugoso succomhere

a. tale, simile quelli, quelle. e altri simili

s.

And such like,

suggerii

Such

as,

mgiudici,

nidare.

Suck,

Ex.

to give suck, als.

i"g.

Summons,

s.

co-.nmanda

Suckstone, lamprey,

lam-

Suck,

r.

a.

the breast, poppare. A child that sucks, un liamhino alia nmjHcHa. Suck
in,
t..

a.

Suck succiare. ^ucy

ucciare

Suicide, s. suicidio Suillage,*. .vpoi-ciii'a

Suing,
Suit,
-

i. lite

Sumptuary, u. nmtuarii Sumptuous, a. sontuos

s.
'-

proces.to,

memoriale,
of clothes.

ity, s.

sontuosit

Suit

a
Suit,
il

del

sule.Sundel

out, fare uscire succiando Sucker, s. juelh die succia.

levar

sole.

rnt, a. abbronzalo

SUP
Sun, V. a. soleggiare Sunday, s. Domenica. PalmSunday, la Domenica delle

SUR

mg.
iriptio

Supersede,

Sunder,

v. a. dividere

Sung, a- cantato Sunt, a. aJfondato.Swiik in

his credit, screditato

ing, s. il soprassedere Supersession, . intermissione Superstition, . superstizione Superstitious, a. superstizioso,

v. a. soprassedere,

Sunless, a. privo di sole Sunned, or Sunnj, a. soleggiato, aprico

Supnrstruct,

ti.

a. edificar so^difizio

a.

sopravvssopranten,
i

Sup up, V. a. sorbire Superable, a. superabile

Superabound,
prabhcnilare
w.

Suppurate, v. n. marcire Suppuration, . il marcire Suppurative, a. suppurativo Supputation, . computamento Suppute, t'. a. computare Supputing, . computo Supremacy, . supremazia Supreme, a. sapremo, ly,

Supervise,
a. so-

ti.

a.

n.

<ir

dere,

rivedere,

Superabundancej *. soprabbondanza Superabundant, a. soprahbondatUe,

ly,

ad.
a.

soprabbon-

d antemente Superadd, v.

aggingnere aumento Superaddition, Superannuated, a. vecchio. Superannuated beauty, una

s.

prantendcnte, ing, . soprnnlendere Supervive, v a. sopravvivere Supine, a. supino, . supini ly, ad. oziosamente, itj ness, negligenza Suppeditate, ii. a. suppedilart nstrare

ad. altissimamente Surbate, . malattia che rende i cavalli spedati Surbate a horse, v. a. spedare un

cavallo

Surcease,

t>.

n.

cessare,

Surcharge,

sopraccarico,

mg,

Supper,

To

bring

hellez:

Supercilio ad. sussiego

:

S -ly,

in supper, servir la cena. To eat one's supper, cenare. Supper-time, tempo di cenare. Supperless, a.

Surcingle, a. cintola Surcoat, . saltambarco Surd, a. sordo Surdity, sordit Suro, a. sicuro, certo, indid'itato,
infallibile, fedele,

[nea;a

fuor

preemi- Supping, . il cenare Supereminence, s. Supplant, V. a. dare il gamSupereminent, a. eminente, betto ad uno, ingannare, ly, ad. eminentemente

di pericolo, fermo, solido.

Supererogate, v. a. strafare Supererogation, . i7 dare pi

di quel che

er, .

ingannatore
a. flessibile,
i'.

uno

tenuto

Supple, Supple,

umile

To make sure of one, aicurarsi d'una persona. Be sure you do it, non fallite di farlo, -ly, ad. cettamcUe,-

a.

rendere flessibile
.

Supererogatory,
SupeVfetation,

a.
s.

di super-

Supplement,
Suppleness,

supplemento
.

flessibilit,

superfeta-

Suretiship, . malleveria Surety, . mallevadore Surf, s.Vacifua del mare battendo

superficiale, Superficial, a. ly, ud. superficialmente Superficies, s. superficie Superfine, a. finissime Superfluity, s. superfluit Superfluous, a. superfluo, ly, ad. superfluamente

Suppletory, a. che supplisce Suppliant, or Supplicant, . supplicante Supplicate, V. a. supplicare Supplication, . supplici Supplv, . soccorso, rinforzo, V. a. sovvenire al difetto
place, Supply one's " luogo Supply with, mmisxrare. supplire fornire, ing, sostegno, V. a Support,

Surface, . superficie Surfeit, . crpula, noia. To take a surfeit, avere i.n i'idigestione. Surfeit watei, acqua distillata con erbe buone

l'indigestione.
feit
.

Sur-

Superhuman,
Superinduce, Superintend,

a.
ti.

soprumano
coprire
a. sopranten-

stlf.
.

v. a.

piere

il

dere, ancy, s. soprantendenza, ant, s. soprantendente, ant, a. che governa Superiority, s. superiorit Sujwrior, a. superiore, s. i

Surfeiting,

. t7

Surge,

stucchevolezza onda, v. n. on-

Superlative, a. superlativo, ly, ad. superlativamente Supernal, a. supernale, ad. supernalmente Supernatural, <j. sopra turale, sopranly, ad.

mantenere, assopportare, sistere, proteggere, appogalimentare, giate, able, er, . apa. tollerabile, poggio, sostegno,.oi a table,

Surgeon, . chirurgo Surgery, . chirurgia

Suppose,

a. supporre, pei suadersi, credere. It is

V.

ily, aa. Surly, a. arcigno, fastidiosamente, ness, . noia, sdegnosit Surmise, . imaginazione, r. a. Sr n. pensare, credere, ing, . peiuiero Surmount, v. a. sormontare, able, a. che si pu, vi'

be supposed,

Supemumeisry,
Superscribe,
i-.

soprana. a. soprascr-

dere,

ing,

. il

Supposition,

bisogna tsupporre supposizione

ing,

'--

sus
able, 3. che si pub atipei , ^Ing. s. il superare, iiiglj, ad. atraordinariamente

SWE

Sustentation, sostegno, s. puntello Sutler, i vivandiere^

Surplice,

3.

cotta

Swab,
vare
presa, maraviglia Surprise, v. a. sorprendere.

s.

spazzatolo

le

camere,
s.

per

la-

v. a.

scopare

Surprising,

s.

il

sorprendere,

1)-,

Surrender,

ad. con {stupore resa, s.

rendere, v. n. rendersi, ing, s. arrendimento Siirreption, s. sorpresa Surreptitious, a. surrettizio, ly, ad. segretamente

v.

a,

s. fascia, v. a. fasciare, bastonare Swaddlingband, or Swaddlingcloth, s. fascia Swag, V a. sfondare,- V. n.

Swabber, Swaddle,

mozzo

di vascello

Sweep,

V. a,

scopare.

Chimspazza-

ney-sweep,

uno

belly swags, la pancia gli ciondola

ciondolare.

His

Swagger,
millan

v.

n.

vantar' ing,

Surrogate, s. sostituto, V.

sostituto,
a.

a. sostituire,

Sweepings, s. pi. spazzatura Sweepnet, s. vangaiuola Sweepstake, s. colui cTie vince tutto il denaro degli altri Sweet, a. dolce, grato all' odorai},

Swain,
swain,

s.

pastore,
s.

un eontadino, un giovane ^Boat-

leggiadro,

vago,

che

Surround,
Surtout,
s.

i'.

a.

circondare

Swallow,

zimarra

swallow,

s.

bosmano rondine.Water.?.

profun
,
.

coditremola.
s.

smile, dolce

s.yrriso.

osservare

da

ogni

banda,

Swallow-tail, rondine

coda

di

meats,

soprantendente, agrimensore, orshlp, s. rqfficio del soprantendente Survival, s. il sopravvivere

Survivance,

'

*. sopt

Swallow, s. gorgo, la gola. cezza, ner s. ciurmadore Swallow-wort, s. celidonia Sweet-smelling, odorifero Swallow, V. a. inghiottire. Sweet-natured, affabile, cortese Swallow up, assorbire. Sweetbread (alt's), animella To swallow one's words, di vitella disdirsi, ing, . inghiot- Sweetheart, s. amante timento Sweeten, v. a. addolcire, miSwam, pret. of Swim, nuotare tigare, with sugar, inSwamp, s. pantano

conjtture, ness, dolceynente,

Sweet ad.
ly,
s.

Sweet
dol-

Swampy,
Swan,
suscettibile
s.

a.

pantanoso

cigno.

Wild-swan,
cigno

Swell,

s.

Ex. the swell of the

pellica,io

sea, l'onde del mare Swell, V. a. gonfiare, ingros-

Suscitate, v. a. suscitare Suscitating, or Suscitation,

Swanskin,

s. pelle di

Sward,

s.

cotenna.

The

green-sward of

the earth,

la superficie della terra Swarm, v. a. far lo sciame,

tit,

abbondare, s. gran quanof bees, sciame d' api,

Swellcut./ai-'jacfo Swelling, s. gonfiamento Swelling in the groin, tincone Swelter, v. n. affogare Sweltry, or Sweltring, a. che

Suspend,

V. a. appiccare, tener sospeso, differire, sospendere s.

of ants, formicaio
Swarth,a nero,
irih'to,

Swept, a. scopato [cffoea Swerve, ... k. stornarsi Swerving, s. lo stornarsi

"viih, a. veloce, presto, ad. velocemente, ness,

maligno.

Suspending,
Suspensory,

or Suspension, sospensione . bracchiere Suspicion, s. diffidenza, sospetto. To entertain a suspicion of one, prender ombra

ly,
s.

Swig,

V. a. bere
s.

a gran sorsi
a.

Swash, Swath,
s.

s.

torrente,

Swill,
v.

broda,v.

in-

a.

d'uno

un ciglione

Suspiration, Sustain, V. poggiare, sustain a

perdita,

*. il

sospirare

a.

sostenere,
sofferire.
loss,

To
pub

ap-

Swathe, v. a. fasciale Swaihing-clothes, s. pi. fascie Sway, s. potere, v, n. dominare, governare. Sway the lo scettro sceptre, portar

ghiottire, v. . trincare Swill-bellied, a. panciuto Swill bowl, s. bevitore Swilling, . crapula

?..

Swim,
away,

i;.

Swim over a river, passere

:nfi,nr
s.

Swim n. nuotare. nuotando. salvarsi

nuotator

able, a.

fare una
che
si

Sweal, or Swale,
liquefarsi.

The

fondersi,

candle

sweals, la candela si liquefa Swear, v. n. giurare, bestemmiare, Swear one, fargia-

*.

iartujo.

Swine-sty,
da porco
bindolo,

i.

!.

l'arte dello schierare

Synoda., or Synodical, a.
Sflrine-!:te, ad.

si-

Swing,

s.

spinta,

altalena. To

give

one a
Svnopsis, s. compendio Syntax, s. sintassi Synthesis,, sintesi

imo. Swing, v.a. dondolare. Swing about, girare Swinish, a. grossolano

Tag,
il

Syphon,

s.

sifone, tubo,

Switch,

v. a, s. bacchetta, battere bacchetta Rw'ivel, . perno Swollen, or Swoln, a. gonfiato. gonfio

Syringe, . siringare

canna siringa, v. a.

Taffety, taffett . puntale, v. mr"~r. a. metter puntale, ntale, codiare v. n. codi il, . coda, il din Plugh-tail,'

am

System,

. sistema, a. sistematico Systole, . sistole

atica!,

dell'

Tail-p

fregi
,

ito ne' libri

^nimenio,

v.

r.

Tailed, a. codato Tailor, sarto, sartore Taint, . prova di

corrompere,

delitto,

Swop,
Swoop,
.

r.

a.

affei

cogli

guadagnar con

artii;li
J',

a. barattare,

^ping,

TABARD,
d'araldo

sopravve

infetto

baratto

Sword,

To wear a s. spada. sword, portare spada. To put all to the swcard, metter tutti a fit di spada

Tainture,

macchia
prerdcre

Sword-payer, s. un gladiatore Sword-fish, *. pesce spada Sword-cutler, spadaio Sword-grass, ghiaccinolo

. ^aAj. Tabby, Tabby-iike, a. ondato Tabernacle, . tabernacolo Tabid, a. magro, smunto Tablature, . intavolatura

Tabby,

Take.

v.

a.

Take

one's part, pigliar la parte

d'uno. Take a town, espugnare una citt. Take

Taljle,

/aro/a,

for

Sword's-man, . combat'.lore Swore, pret. f/ Swear, giurare

s. un adulatore Syllabical, a. di sillaba Syllable, s. sillaba s. sillogismo

Sycophant,

volino. To keep a good Tatable, trattarsi iene. ble of a book, indice d'un <aiolibro. TaWe-cloth, /^/'a. Table-plate, rae/Tablelame da tavola. beer, birra piccola. Table-buok, libro in cui i caratteri non sono fatti colf

in marriage, pigliar per moglie. Take in pieces, mettere in pezzi. Take a walk, fare una passeggiata.- Take one's pleasure,

dii'eriirsi.Tckc tlie of one, i Olire /i7e

law ad

supporre. to a thing, a qualche after one,

metier

Syllogism,

Syllogistic,

al,

a. sillcgstico

Table -talk, che si fa a

Tablet,

conversazione

Syllogize, V. n- sillogizzare Sylvan, a. silvano, .

un

tavola. table, . bujfetto . tavoletta

.

Side

Take Take

asunder,

cosa. Take rassomiszliare. separare.

amore

awav, sparecchiare. Take one down, alibassare. Take in hand,

Symbol,
a.

*.

simbolo,

^mbolicn,

Tabour,
ical, a.

tamburino,

v. a.

in<rap;iren(fere. levare, togtitr

Take
via.

off,

Take
up,
al-

out, ill-are. Take

colui che

ize,

v.

sunna

il

cimhalo

Symmetrical,

a.

fatto

con

Symmetry,
inente

Sympatlietic,

simmetria al, a. simpa-

Tabouret, . sgabello Tabular, a. tavolar-;, tavol:io Tabulated, a. liscio, piano

ly, ad. taTacit, a. tacito, citamente Taciturnity, . taciturnit

Taker, . preuditore Taking, . prendime-Uo,

a.

[zare
v.
n. simpatizsimpatia, com-

Sympathize, Sympathy, s.
'pass:

Talbot, . levriere Talc, s. talco Tack, . agutello. Tale, . novella, favola To novellare. To (ropes) armadure di vas fello tell tales, tales of one, sparlar Tack, V. a. attaccare. Tacc tell Tack the li'iino.- Telltale, or Taletogether, unire.

Tacks,

ship,
cello

Tack

diir

la

volta al

bearer,

II novellista,

una

about, pigliar

[sartia misure Tackles, or Tackle-ropes, Tackling, sarte, robe, m

altre

Tale. . conto, numero Talent, talento, capacit Talisman, . talismano,

ic.

Syndic,

*.

procurator di
Syndicship,

co-

Talk,
Syndicate, or
(.

parlare,

discorso,

Synecdoche, sineddoche

TAT
TalkaUre,
a.
s.

ciarliero,

Tajier, r. n. farsi in

Talked i\a.
Talker,

d'i

cui HJTi

gran

forma d piramide Tapestry, s. tappezzeria. Tu pestry-maker, s. quello olii

Taudry, Tavern,

a. sfoesiaio
s.

tavema.-Tayem.

Imnter, s. quegli che frequenta le taverne. Ta\m\.

jiarlaton, miUantaMuch talking, cica/oie. leccio, ciarla

s.

lavora di tappezzeria Tapping, . paracentesi Tapster, s. colui che tira di

Taunt,

*'. motto, v. a. J^ n. motteggiare, burlare, er, .

Tall, a. grande, allo Tallage, *. liif;lia, imposizione Talley, or Tally, s. fescera,

Tar,

spalmare Tarantula, s. tarantola Tardily, ad. tardamente

V. a.

s.

pece liquida, marinaio

Tauntingly, ad. in burla Taurus, s. Tauro Tautologize, v. n. ridire le me

Tautologica', a. tautologico Tautology, *. tautologia
cui si giuoca

Tallness,

*.

altezza

Tardiness,

Tallon, s. artiglio Tallow, *. sevo, sego Tallow-chandler, s. candelaio i>h, Tallow, V. a. insevare,

Tardy,

s. tardezza a. tordo, pigro, negli gente, colpevole

Tardy, v. a. ritardare Tare, s. tara, v. a. tarare

Tares, s. loglio Target, s. targa
Tariti-; ,. tariffa

Taw, V. Tawny,
Tax,
s.

a. conciare a. bruno

Tamarind, s. tamarindo Tamarisk, 3. tamarisco Tambour, s. tamburo

domato, domestico, umile, som7nesso. To grow tame, addomesticarsi Tame, v. a. domare, umiliare, sommessamente. ad. ly,
a.

tassa, imposizione,

appannarsi,

un

Tax-gatherer,

Tame,

Tax,
Tarpauling,
.

catrame,

. colletlore delle tasse r. a. tassare, biasimare. Taxable, a. soggetto alle

Tarragon,
Tarry,

s.

targone, erba odo-

Vilmente,
sione.

To

ness,

t.

sommis-

tame

one's pas-

rfera, e di sapore acuto v. n. indugiare, dimorare Tarry for here,

Taxation, * tassagione Tea, (shrub) s. il t. Tea,

me

Teach,

(liquor) t i'. a. insegnare, predi-

passicni

aspettatemi qui Tart. a. agro, brusco, piccante,

ad. agramente, ness, asprezza. Tari, s. tirtaA-ppe-taTt,totta da potai. Tart-pan, s. tortiera Tarlane, s. tariana Tartar, s. tartaro Tartarean, a. infernale Tartarous, a. pieno di tartaro Task, s. carico. Hard task, cosa malagevole a fare Task-master, s. esattore
ly,

Tamer, s. domatore Tamkin, s. il turacciolo d'un

suUecii

care, able, a. is Teacher, s. predica

Toia

per with
biosi

med
eon,

Tan,s.

bile

Tangible, a. tangibile Tangle, v. a. imbrogliare

Tassel, s. fiocco. Tassel, (liawk) s. terzuolo Taste, s. gusto, v. a. gustare, assaggiare, aver qualche

Tanhouse,

Tank,
acqua

s.

s. concia cisterna da

tenervi

This wine tastes well, questo vino ha buon gusto. Wel-tasted, gustoso. Ill-tastetl, ingrato.To be
gusto

Tankard, s. boccale Tanned, a. abbronzato

Taster, . gustatore. ' king's '-'a le vivo

The

Tast
Tasting,
i. ^ifu'

Tantivy,

Tantamount, a. equivalente Tasteless, a. insipi s. gran galoppo Tatter, s. cencio Tap, J. botta, percossa, ti. Tatterdemallion, s. uno stracspillare una botte, battere. Tap a tree, scalzare un albero Tatterd, a. T3iVe,s. fettuccia di fih Tattle, V. n. cornacchiare s.

Taper, s. cero Taper, -ing,

a. aonico-

Tattler,

ciarla . un cicalone 'rattoo, , ritira, chiamati

481

TES
Temerarious, a. temerario Temerity, s. temerit Temper, s. tempra, umore Temper, v. a. temprar del ferro, moderare, stemperare i
colori

Tendon,
Tendril,
.

.
.

tendina

Testaceous, e. testaceo

tenerume,

pompano Testament,

Tenebrous,
tenebre

a. tenebroso,

tesiamettto,

ity,

Tenement, . case Tenesmus, . tenesmo

Tenet, . opinione Tennis, . pallacorda.
niscourt,
. il

ary, a. testamentario Testator, . testatore Testatrix, . testatrice Tester, . cielo del ietto,
soldi

sei

Temperament,

t.

tempera-

Ten-

Testicle, , testicolo

Temperance, *. temperanza Temperate, a. temperato,

ad. inoderaiamente,

ly, ^nes, .

luogo dove si Testification, . teslificar.ione giuoca alla pallacorda Testify, V. a. testificare, ing,

Tenon,

moderamento Temperature, . tempra Tempest, *. tempesta, uous,

a. tempestoso

Templar,
Templars,

s.
*.

templare
pi. te>nplari

Temple,

s.

tetnpio,

of
i

. arpione . il testificare Tenor, . teiwre, soggetto Testily, ad. caparbiamente, con Tense, . tempo, a. esteso, teso Tension, . tensione Testimonial, a. testimoniale, Tent, . padiglione. Tent. lettera testimoniale cloth, . fodera. Tent- Testimony, . testimonianza. maker,/aoVoi-e di tende In testimony whereof, in fede

the
se-

head, tempia

Temporal,
colare,

a.

temporale,
s.

ties,

temporali,

beni

ly,

ad.

tempotern-

Temporary,
Temporize,
^iare,

a. die

dura a

Tentation, or Tentative, . saggio Tenter, . uncino Tenth, a. decimo, ly, ad. in decimo luogo Tenths, . pi. decime Tenuity, . tenuit Tenuous, a. tenue

di che Testiness,

fantasticaggine

Teston, . testone Testy, a aromatico, fanta.itico.

Tether,
.

pastaio,

r. a. im-

1 Ptrarch, . teirarca

er,

temporeg.

en,

Tenure, . titolo Tepid, a. tepido^

Terce,
.

Tetrarchy,
^ity, .

iepi-

tetrarchia Tetter, . serpigine Teutonic, a. Tedesco, Teutonico

.

reggiare

misura di

lipiidi

Text,

. testo

Tempt,

V. a. tentare.
.

Temptation, Tempter, .
tempter,
i7

tentai tentatoi

Tergiversation, . storcitnento Textuarist, or Textuary, . imno intendente de' testi della . termine, confine. Term-time, giorni curiali crittura

Tenn,

-The

diavolo

Ten,

a. dieci. Tenfold, a. died volte tanto Tenable, a. che si pub tenere Tenacious, a. tenace, ly, ad. tenacemente Tenacity, . viscosit, ava-

Terms, . pi. condizioni Term, t. a. nominare Termagant, . campionessa,

a. torbida, litigioso - ' Terminate,

Texture,

tessitura

Than, conj. di, che, piii

cfie non, anzi che. I know it better than you, /i> so meglio di voi , Thane, . persona nobile

TenancT,

casa che tenie

d'un altro

Tenant of land. s.JUtuario Tenant of a house, . p'i^oTenantable,

a. abitabile

Terminatio; , Termless, a. illimitato Termly, ad. ogni termine Ternary, a. ternario Terrace, . terrazza Terraqueous, a. terracqueo Terreous, a. terroso
Terrestrial, a. terrestre Terrible, a. spaventevole, ly, ad. ness, . terribilit, terribilmente Terrier, . can bassetto, registi

Thank,
Iddio

v.

a.

God be thanked,

ringraziare. ringraziato

Thankless,

a.

ingrato
graxie.

Thanks,

Give

Thanksgiving,

thanks, render grazie ringrazia.

quello, quella. conj. che.
i

Tench, . Tend, n.

tinea n. tendere, aver mira, curare, badare Tendency, . fine, inclin,

That, pron.
.

rei.

Tender,
tetto

Terrific, a. terribile Terrify, . a. atterrire Territory, territorio

che, acciocch

Terror, . spavento Terse, a. terso.Teese style,

v. a.

Thatch, . paglia Thatch. V. a. coprir di paglia. Thatched house, . casa col

tetto

di stoppia, o paglia
.

Tender,
della

amare,

tenerezza.

As

aver
tliey

stile netto

Thatcher,
.

conciatetti

in

Tertian ague,

uno febbre

paglia

his Majesty's displeasure, sotto pena d'incorrere tiadigncaione di tua ad. teneraMaest, ly,

tender

dighiaccia,;elt begins to
d' esser

thaw, commcia

men

The,

art. il, lo, la, i, gli, It

.

Theatre,

Theatrical,

teatro a. teatrali

THI
Thte, pron.
Tlieft,
,

THO
._

THR
l/r/,

ti,

te

s.
,

ladroneccio
loro padre loro

Their

i fa-

luevmg,

ther,

il

Th, hen,, pron. pi. li. le, loro, ,^/'- I love them, gli amo j. heme, s. sogf^etfo, tema

inclinato a ru ad. da ladro.

per traverso. Ttorouffh change, intiero can^riamento

hose,

pron.
'"'

quelli,

que', quelle

queeli. '

Then, ad.

Thigh,
Ihili,
i,

'^^t,Tuno

"" " ''"''^'^

Now and

allora, in quel tempo. then, di qitando

Though,
iiTnojie
s. il

di at

con}, hencli
s.

in quando

Thill-horse,

Then

Then,

dunque ? Thence, ad. dit /,), indi. He is gone from thence, ei'li
partito di l

(afterwards), poi, dopo con}, dunque. What shall I do then c/ie far

Thimble,
'"hm,
a.

sta al timone s. ditale

sottile,

carro.^cavallo che
,

Thought,

Thoughtful,
1.

pensiero a. pensoso, _Iy.

'

umor

'

rado, picco-

pensieroso

diradare.To

gtvr

thin^

Thoughtless, a. spensierato, ness, *. inavvertenza 1 housand, a. mille, s, mi'

Theogony,

Thenceforth, or Thenceforward, da quel tempo in qua

s.

Thin-bodied, a. smilzo Thine, pron. il tuo, la tua,

Thing,

s.

co;sa. ?

tco<(onia
s.

Theoroger, or Theologian,
Theolojfical, a. teologale,
ThecIo!n-,'ls.

Thint,
ly,

f'n'hJa
tiorba

Theorbo',

s.
s.

Theorem,

teorema
a.
<j.

Theorematic,
i heoretical,

teorematico speculativo

-Thradbarconsiderare. I think so, lato credo di iThink light of Threaden, a. fatto di filo " thing, far poco conto di Thready, a. Jilamenioso
s.

mg, s. trebbiatura, -ingpensare.-Think well or ili, pensar bene o Thrasonical, a. vanglorioso male. Think of, or upon, Thread, s. fio,-,: a infle

my

Where

are

Thousandth, a. mil/esin Thi-"' Thrash, v. a. battere,

enotere,

things

dove sono

mie

er,

pery^,.

*.

trebbiatore,

V. n.

un

che

pem

Tlierapeutic, a. terapeutico

There, ad. there, qua

li,

-Here and
There
is,

e l

or

Thereabout, ad.

incirca, in-

ad. radamente Thinness, s. radezza Third, a. terzo, (in music).

. ^.,...,.._,, roy Uiinking, mio parere hinking, a. giudizioso Thinly,

Thlnkfn^.
1

Threat, s. minaccia.A man full of threats is a coward.

Threaten, ti. e Threatener, s. Threatening,

-ly,

erole,.

Thereabouts, ad. l intorno. Ten pounds, or there^

un

terzo,

ly,

ad. in terze

ad. mi,
tre volte

ente

abouts, dieci lire incirca

luogo Thirst, s. sete

Three times,

Thereby, ad. da di, Therefore, conj. per

Theieofad. dici Thereto, ad. a cib

oft

Therefore (then), dunque

Thereupon, ad

circa di ci

Theriasal,'. trincale

Thermometer,
Thesaurize,

j.

termometro
n.

v.

tesauriz-

1 hirtieth, a. trentesimo Thirty, a. trenta pron- questo, questa. What does this mean.^ che .^t dir questa ! Thistle, s. curdo. ThMe
Thi.s,

Thirstily, ad. avidamente Threefooted, a. che ha tre Thirsty, a. sitibondo,Bloodthirsty, a. sanguinolente Threeforked, a. triforcato Thirteen, a. tredici Threecomered, a. triangolare Thirteenth, a. tredicesimo Threefold, a. triplice, tripartito

Threeleaed grass,

trifoi;lio

threescore,

a.

sessanta

Thresh,

er,

Thresh one,
s.

v. a. trebbiare. battere alcuno,. trebbiatore

These, pron.

questi, queste
e/slino,

cottone di cardone Thither, ad. ti, l.~Go thi. ther, andate l, to. ad
s.

down,

Threshin
Threshing-floor,
s.

aia

They,
Thick,

'

pron.
s.

.fin l,

elleno,

Thong,
Thorn,

wards, ad
s.

striscia

verso l di cuoio

spesso. To speak igua grL

legalo con sirisee d,

.

Thicken,
s. lo

V. a. spesi

ing.

spi ........

Threshold, )ld, . s. limitare Thrice, arf.t, e ic s. pc^sitnonia.SiKTiA' thrift, s. un prodigo Thriftily, ad. moderatamente Thriftiness, s. parsimonia
Thrift,
Thrill,
s.

AVliites.
s.

spessare

Thicket, s. boschi Ho, folto Thickness,*, spessezza Thickset, a spesso Thief, i. ladro Thief-catcher, j. birra

spinulba.

Hawthorn, Thorn bush,

Thornback,

succhiello,

v.

a.

sticchiare

[sperare

s.

Thorny,
'

Thorough,

a. spinoso, pien di spine, tedioso, molesto or Through, prep.

Ihrive, r. n. profilare, proThriving, s. prosperit, prospero, ly, ad. prosperamente.-He goes on thriving-

in

mego

TIL
Throat,
^ola
*.

TfN
I

gola

To

have al

tua,

Tiller,

"ore throat, aver

male alia Throatwort, *. nome

sennullino

lavoratore ne d'una U

.Wild
Tiara,
tia

tliyme,
I :

Tilling,
Tilt,
.

tenaa

Throb, V. ii. jialpitare Throbbing, s. pnluilamento Throes, . ,,/. {of jl woman)

doglie

mitra, la iiara

ick,''.''/o<i

Throne,
Throne, Throng,

s.

trono.

To

ca, (disea ase

sit

in

horses),

upon

tiro

Tick, . n. pigliare a credito a throne, regnare Ticket. . v. a. porre in trono . caUa, r. n. Tickle, V a.

Tiltboat. . liarca coperta \Tits,s. giostra Tiltyard, . luogo destinato alla eiostra giostra Tilt, V. n. giostrare Tilt with swords, armeggiare Tilt, t . alzar una botte d\
I

Throttle,
verso,

v. a. slrizngclare

Througli, prep,

per,

Iv,

aJ.

a traintiera'

; lusing. Tickling, . Ticklish, a.

Tilter, . giostratore Tilth, . agricoltura

Tilting,

Timber,
Tid,
a. tidbit,
.

delicato,

lezioso.
delicato
sta.

l>er- merchant,

torneamento legname. Timmercante di

Throughout, prep, fuor, fuora, per

un boccone

legname.

Timber.work,

Throw,

t.

tiro,

colpo.

Tide,

J(ho del mare, ri-

lavoro di legname.

Timber

tempo,
gione
ward-tide,

stone- throw, in

tiio di pi-

Windward - tide, Timber,

-LeeThrow,
silk,
V. a. gettare. Throw torcer della seta. To

To go with
dar
niere.
colla

vento

of skins, quaranta pelli v. n. annidarsi . cembalo Time, . tempo, secolo, oppor-

Timbrel,

throw away
gettar via
il

one's

money,
dello

maiea

the tide, anTide-

Time
cui

out of mind, timpo

tuo danaro

man, or Tide-water, doga\Vhitsuntide, . la Pentecoste. Martinmastide, la festa di San lUar-

Thrum,
staine,

la
1\

frangia
a.

bastonare,

tempo, /oixi.T-To

come

enough.
.

Thrush,

strimpellare . tordo , .. a. prender del tempo Tide, r. n. so.tpingete cotjlutio Timely, ad. opportunamenThrust, . spinta, una batta te, di Tidings, . novelle buon' ora. To give Thrust, V. a. spignere timely notice, avvertire in Thrust (forward), tpignere Tidy, a. destro, acconcio tempo arun<t. Thrust (back), ri- ""ie, . Iet:ame, tiodo, [midezztl v.tt.\ legare Tie up, attaccare. Timid, a. timido, ily, s. lispignere.Thruit into ))rison, mettere in prigione. timido, lle tied himself up by a vow. Timorous, a. ly, ad. Thrust in, conficcare. egli s'ohldigh con volo timidamente, Thrust away, altJnlunare '^' '' """^'"'
I

Thumb.

. ;/u//;ce

breadth,

Thumbstall, . V-lii per il diVo. book, V. a. squadernare

'l'iumb's fascetta di Thumb a

pollice.

Tiir, V. n.

tm

collera,

Ttn!'t'fagno, latta raTicll<..it!i-ii n latta. Tinman, s. ferraio

Tittany,

spezie di taffett

latta

Thump,

colpa ing.

Thumping, a. grosso Thunder. . tuono

Thunderbolt,
s.

Tin over, r. a. stagnare Tincal, . oricalco Tight, a. pulUo, tirato Tighten, v. a. legare che sia Tinct, or Teint, . tintura bene stretto' Tincture, . imprei tinta, Tightly, ad. alHlitamente sione, infarinatura, iufu sionc. v. a. Tightness, . propriet, stretun dare
'

fulmine
tuonare, fulmi-

Thunder,
nare.

It thunders, tuona
.:

v. n.

Tigresss,

tigre

Thundering,

II.

terribile,

Tike, . pidocchio ,onamenlo, Tile, . /cgii/rt Tllesherd, grande. . cocca. Tilemaker, . fa-

Tinder, . esca TinderboT, . scntnla in cui

tiene
il

.<

fucile

l'esca

Thundering
Tluirsday,
.

noise, strepito,

citor
s.

di

tegole. Tilekihi,
.

Gioved

Thus,
V. a.

ad. cosi
.

Thw.-ick.

frustare,
a.

fnula, sfena, ^erzar

bieco,
bittorto,-

Thwart,
V. a. Ij,

tegole Tile, V. a. coprir con tegole Till, . tirutr.io d'una bottega, tavoletta di stampatore Till, ad. fino, inftno Till r\ow, Jin' adesso

fornace u

balt,re fuoco Ting, . tintinno Tinge, ti. a. tingere

<

Tingle, r. a. tintinnire. ears tingle, mi ri

orecchi

My

Thwarting,

attraversare a. contrario,

Till the ground, v. a. zappare Tillage, . agricoltura. Land tt for tillage, /erra arabile

Tingling, . /i/iniio Tinker, . caWeraio. Tinker's budget, sacchetto di

calderaio Tinsel, . drappo tessuto e

orpello

TOA
Tint,
.

TOR
Toast,
j).

tintura, colore

s. tignuola Tiny, a. piccolo, Tip, s. punta, cima Tip Tip, nntnire di ferro.

a. arrostire
*.

Tobacco,

tabacco.

To
tata-

abbattere Tip one's hand, ugnei- le mani ad uno Tipstaff, . tavolaccino, sergente

down,

smoke tobacco, /umariie/ bacco. Tobucco-hox, s.

bacchiera.

Tonsure, . tonsura Too, ad. anche. Too much, troppo. Too much of any thing is good for nothing, it

Tobacco-pipe,
mercante di

soverchio

rampe

il

coperchio

pipa Tobacconist,

Tool, stromento
*.

Tooth,
.

Tip-toe, punta del piede Tippet, s. ciarpa. Woman's

tippet, collare di pelle

Tipple, t'. n. ubbriacarsi spesso Tippler, s. bevitore Tippling, s. imbriachezza. Tippling-house, s. osteria Tipsy, a. mezzo cotto Tire, for Attire, s. ornamento. Tire-woman, cameriera

tabacco Tod, s. peso di 28 libbre Toe, *. dito del piede Great toe, il dito grosso Jet piede From top to toe, da capo al

dente Tooth-ach, di denti. Toothdrawer, cavadenti

.

mal

Toothing, . morsa Tootlvsome, a. gustoso

TooUiIess, a. sdentato

Together, ad. insieme. gather together, raccoglici Toil, s. pena. w. n. faticar

'

Top,
la

sommit,

cielo del letto,

of a bed, il of the water,

superficie dell' acqua.

Toiler,

s. s.

lassare, faticare I tear I shall tire you, temo d'esservi

ToUet,

lavoratore tavolino a cui le donne

s.

From top to bottom, da alta a basso. Top-heaTy, a. troppo pesante in cima. Topknot, . nastro che le donne

Toiling,

Toilsome,
Tire, V.
tired
n.

fati _ a. f-ilichtvole,

lassarsi

am
sono

5s, s. aJffU

portano sulla testa Hound top of a ship, gabbia. Topmast, or Top-gallant-mast,

.

with walking, stanco di camminare

Token,
galo

s.

segno, presente, re-

trinchetto.

Told,

a. dello

Tolerable, a.

diocre, ness, s. mediocrit, ly, ad. cosi cos olerance, . tolleranza Tolerate, v. a. tollerare Tolerating, or Toleration, .

tollerabile,

me-

vela di trinchetto Top, . paleo, v. a. tagliare la cima, coprire, v. n. mag-

Top-sail,

gioreggiare

Topaz, . topazio Tope, V. n. trincare Toper, . bevitore

Topical, a. topico Topic, . soggetto, materia

tolleranza Toll, . pedaggio.

To

pay

Topographer,

o /iti

che fa la

Tithe,

s.

mare.
*.

Tithe-gatlierer, s. riscuotitor di decime, ing,

decima, v. a. deci-

pagare Toll-gatherer,
toll, V. a.

il

pedaggio.

pedaggio.

Toll-free,
si

collettore del
a.

Topographical,

a. tovografiao

franco di pedaggio.- Toil

booth, il luogo dove pedaggio

Topography, . topografia Topping, a. principale, conTopsy-turvy, ad. sotto sopra

una decina
s. il

paga

ii

Tithing-man,

capo

d"

una

Titillate, V. a. titillare Titi nation, s solletico Title, s. titolo, ragione

Title-page,

s.

il titolo

Title, V. a. intitolare Titter, f. n. ridere sconciamente Tittle, s. punto [calane Tittle-tattle, s. cicalamento. Tittle-tattle, v. n. gracchiai
titolare

Toll, v. a. gr n rintoccare. adescare, incitai Tomb, . sepolcro Tombstone, . pietra che copre la sepoltura [i giovani Tomboy, . sfacciata che ama Tome, . tomo, volum

Torch, . torcia Torch-wecd, . tassobarbasso. Torch-bearer, . die porta

Tore,

pret.

of Tear, stracciare
.

Torment,

tormento,

tormentare,

or,

v.

a.

tormen-

To, prep. a, al, allo, alla. He i3 gone to Rome, egli andato a Rmna. To go to France, andare in Francia. To have a title to a thing,

Tomtit, . cincallegrt tatore, ing, . tormentaTone, . tuono, accento. One may know by his tone that Tom, a. straccialo he "is an Italian, si pub Tornado, . burrasca

Tong

nascere dall' accento eh' egi Italiano of a buckle, ardiglione Tongs, . molle [di fibbia Tongue, . lingua, linguaggio.

un

Torjiid, a. agghiadato Torrent, . torrente Torrid, a. torrido Tortoise, . testuggine. Toitoise-shell, tartaruga

aver ragione sopra qualche

The

To,

ad. vrso. IVI y love to you, l'amor che vi porto

s.

English tongue, la lingua Ingljse Tongue-tietl, a. mezzo muto. Double-

Tortuous,

a. toititoso

Toad,
Toast,

botta,

rospo. To^d-

stone,

s. chelonite. Toadstool, s. spezie di fungo s.

tongued man, uotno doppio, less, a .che non lui lingua.

Torturable, capace di tortura v. a. torTorture, . tortura, mrntare, er, .. carnefice,

ing,

Torvity,
forvila

tortura . aspetto

burbero.

fetta di

pane abbru!

s'olata:

donna

celebre

Tory,

s.

PAllT

uno

del partite reale

II.

TOY
Tose,
r. tcerdasiare, pettinar

TRA
Trait, . colpo, toec. ritto Traitor, . traditore Traitorous, a. da traditore, ly, ad. tradiloriamente

Toss, s. scossa, v. n. pallct;giare, v. a. scitotere.To toss one in a blanket, dare Toss a ball, la copertacela.

rimandare una
Total,

palla,

ing,

dare, seguir la traccia race to the originai, ripi, t7 principio. Trace oui

Trammel-net,

tramaglio

Trample
Trance,

on, v. a. ealvestrare

. estasi

s. la a. totale, ly, ad. intotale, il totale,

somma

Tracer,

die

trova la

Tranquil, a. tranquillo TranquilUze, f. a. traru/uillare

Tranquillity,
.

tranquillit

teramente T'other, a. Fatro Totter, t'. Tj. vacillare Tottering, . vacillamento, It, ad. onde, vacillando

Track,

s. vestigio,

traccia.

Transact, v.
giustarsi

a. negoziare,

ag-

ci-

great track of hills, una eiosaia di monti TFaclless, a. senza traccia

Transacting, or Transaction,
transazione, convenzione Transactor, . quello die nego.

Tract,*
toc-

tratto, spazio, trattato

Touch,
care,

*.

tatto,

mento, battone,

tintura,
v.

a.

Tractable, a. trattabile, benigno, ness, s. trattabilit,

ad. trattabilmente Trade, s. mestiere, (tools), ordegni, (traffic), negozio. Trade wind, vento eliseo Trade, v. n. trafficare
ly,

gnere. Touchstone, paragone. He fears to come to the touch, teme di venire alle prove Touch-hole of a gun,
spiraglio.

esser

ricino,

compu-

Transalpine,

a.

transalpino

Transcend, v. a. trascendere Transcendency, . eccellenza Transcendent, a. trascendente,

ly, ad. perfettamente Transcolate, v. a. colare Transcribe, f. a. trascrivere,

Touchwood, es- Trader, s. un mercatante Tradesman, s. artista Touchpan, focone. This will never stand the Tradeswoman, s. artigiana
ca

er,

copista,
.

ing,

. il

touch, questo non pu resistere all' esame Touching, s. ioccamento

Trading,

s.

negozio
.

Transcript,

copia

Tradition,
1st, .

tradizione,

al,
alle

Transcur, v. n. trascorrere Transcurrence, or TranscurTransfer, i'. a. trasferire Transferring, . il trasferire TransfiguraUon, . trasfigura

Touching, pr. intorno, circa Touchy, a. litigioso

colui che tradizioni

va dietro

Tough, a.

tiglioso,

to, crudele,

duro, robusspiegato, difficile.

~

Traditive, a. che pub trasmet-

Toupee,'' s.'ciujb

Tour,

Tournament,
Touse,
r. a.

Tow, Tow,

spasseggiata *. torneamenio scardassare s. stoppa V. a. rimurchiare

s.

Traduction,

. traduzione, calunnia, tradizione

Transfigured, a. trasfigurato Transfix, v. a. traijggere Transform, i'. a. trasformare Transformation, . trasforma-

Traffic, . traffico, v. n. trafer, s. jicare, negoziare,

Toward,

Towardliness,

a. inclinato, prono s. docilit

Towardly,

a. docile,

ad.

mercante Tragacanth, Tragedian, .

de-

{(gomma)
dragante, . componitor di

Transformer, . quello che trasTransformjng, . trasformaTransfuse, v. a. trasfondere Transfusion, . trcufondimerUo Transgress, v. a. trasgredire,

Towards, pr. verso Towel, *. tovaglia Tower, s. torre Tower, s. colui che rmurchia,

V. n. alzarsi alto, altiero, superbo

Town,,
house,

citt,

ing, piazza. Towndella

citt.

tragedie, attore tragico Tragedy,, tragedia, accidente deplorabile Tragic, or Tragical, a. tragico, ly,ad. Irctdoloroso, fatale, gicamenie, ness, . miseria

a.

Tragi-comedy,

. tragicomedia Tragi-comical, tragicomici:

casa

Trail, v. a. strascinare Trailing, . strascino

Town- walls, mura tTownsman, s.

dino. Tova-talk,
s.

della ciVconcittabisbiglio.

Train,
sidie.

He has a nobie

seguito, strascico,
tri

mento, or, . trasgressore Transient, a. transitorio, ly, ad. transitoriamente Transit, . transito Transition, . passaggio Transitory, a. transitorio Translate, v. a. traslatore, tradurre, trasportare Translating, or Translation,

ing, ion,

trasgredi-

Township, giurisdizione. She was the town talk,

non Toy,
si

parlava che di

lei

per

. traslazione ha nobil corteggio Train of artillery, traino rf* Translator, . traduttore artigtiera. To lay a train Transmarine, a. oltramarino for one, tender insidie ad uno. Transmigrate, v. a. trasmi-

egli

la citt
s. bagatella, baia, cianciare Toyman, vende gioie

t.

Train-bands, milizia Train, or Train up, v. a.

che
'

is-

truire, educare, disciplinare Train-oil, . olio di baleno

Transmigration, . trasmigraTransmission. . trasj'undimento, trasmissione Transmissive, a. trasmissibile Transmit, f. a. trasmettere

Traipse,

t-.

carrtt

medo

negligente,

48S

Transmute, v. a. cambiare Transom, s trareraa. Transom window, telaio

!,

(in

heraldry)

is

(troubles), traversie.

Transparency, a. trasparenza Transparent, a. diafuno To Traverse, v. a attraversare be transparent, v. n. tralu- Travesty, a. traresliio.~Vir?^\

Treble, v. a. triplica-e Trebly, ad. triplicemem Tree, . o/iry. Fruitatbero pomifero. ppletree, . melo Pear-tree,

travestied, Virgilio travestito

Transpierce, v. a. trafiggere Tray, . trungn Mason's tray, Transpiration, a. traspirazione <goo di muratore Tremble, v. n. tremare Transpire, v. n. perspirare man, . manovale Trembling, . i7 tremare. . Transpiring, a. traspirazione Treacherous, a. To cause a trembling, far perfido. Transplace, v. rimuovere, porre Treacherous man, un traditremare, ly, ad. tutto irs-

Trefoil, . trifoglio Trellis, . (lattice) gelosia. Trellis (cloth), traliccio

tore

ation, traapiantamentn, quello che Iraspiaiila, ing, traspianiamento Transport, ship,

a.

Transplant,
er, a.

v. a.

traspiantare,

memoria

Treacherous memory,
corta,
Iv,

ad. per-

fidamente Treachery, .
Treacle,
. .

perfidila

Tremendous, a. tremendo Tremour, . brivido, tremore Tremulous, a. tremolante

Tren, . Trench,
perai
pettinetla,fi:ifiiia '" .
fosi
'

a.

teriaca

s.

estasi,

Tread,

vascello di trasporto

traccia,

Transport, v. a. metter fuor d

trasportare, se, able, a. che si pub trasportare, ation, s. trasporlo, ing, . il trasportare Transpose, v a. trasporre Transposing, or Transposition,

To tread
upon,
l'uva.
V.

camminatura, ria, . camminare.

r.

stagli

upon

camminare alcuno. Tread softly, camminar pian piano. Tread

one's foot, aUli piedi d'

cea, ripa militare.

trenches, aprir le trincee. Trench about, v, a. circondar

To open
e

a.

calpestare.

Trencher,
glier

tagliere

ta-

Tread the

The

Transubstantiate,

n.
.

Transubstantation,

tore hen, ;/ Trencher-fly, . scroccone Treader, . calcatore tra Trendel, or Trendle, . il perTreadle, .. calcale no sul quale gira la tnacina tran- Treadles of sheep, sterco di

grapes, calpestar cock treads the gallo galla la gallina

Trencher-mau, gran mangia-

sustanziazione pecora Transubstantiator, a. difensore Treason, . tradimento. Highdilla transustanziazione treason, delitto di lesa maest. Transvasate, v a. Irasvasare Petty-treason, il delitto Transverse, a. traverso d'un servitore che ammazza

Trenta!,

servizio per

morti

che dura trenta giorni Trepan, . trepann, furbo,

truffatore,

v.

a. trapaimre.

Trap,

ma To

trappola, insidia, fraset a trap, tendere

vna trappola.
Trap, V
a.

padrone Treasonable, a. traditoi IMouse-trap, Treasonably', ad. da traditore

il siut

aitrappare.Trap

one, ingannare alcuno

Trape, v. n. andar ramingo Trapes, . una donnaccia Trappings, . gualdrappe Trash,, robaccia, fruiti cattivi
Travail,
. sforzo, affanno, lori del parto, viaggio Travail, v. n. esser ne' dolori del parto Travail, ti. a. tormentare Travel, . n. viaggiare ^He has travelled ali over France, egli ha viaggiato per tutta

la Francia

Traveller,

viaggiatore
.

Treatable, a. trattaJAle Treatably, ad moderatamente Treating, . trattamento Treating-house, . bettola

Treatise,
.

Traveller's-joy,

vilnirno

tratto

Travelling, s' riaggio Treatment, tratamento Trarelling bird, . un uccello)I Treaty, . accordo, trattato

TRI
i'riangle,
Trilie,
.

TRO
Trim,
V. n. star in mezzo Trimly, ad. pulilamenle

TRU
Tiooper, . un cavaliere Tiope, . tropo

*.

Triangular,

trib,

glia. He
Triblet,

triangolo triangolare razza, famiis one of the tribe,

a-

Trimmer,

s.

un

che tiene dalle

due bande

Trophy, . trofeo Trophies of honour,

gli onori

razza s. ordigno che l'orafo adopera quando fa anello Tribulation, s. trilmlazone Tribunal, s. tribunale
egli della

Trimming,
Trine
.

s. il

guarnire

trino

Trinity,

s. ti

Tribunitial, a. tribunizio

Tributary, a. tributario Tribute, *. iribiUo, tassa. To pay tribute to nature, .norire [,. p<o Trice, s. (Ex. In a trice), in Trick, s. modo, burla, fur-

Trinket, s. trmcnetio Trinkets, *-. ciancia, fruscoli Trip, s. inciampo, scorsa Trip, V. n. inciampare, cammi-

Tropics, . pi. tropici Tropical, a. tropico, metaforica Tropologica!, a. tropologico Tropology, . discorso morale Trot, . trotto, v. n. trottare.
'

Trot up and down, correr qua [vero Troth, fede. In troth, da

e l
.

Trothless,

a.

falso,

perfido,

fanteria, at cards, mano. play one a slippery trick, viancar di parola ad

To

saltcllareUe trips with his senza fede tongue, egli non sa quel che Trothplight, . promessa dice. Trip one up, dare il Trotter, trottatore. Trotgambetto ad uno
Tripartite, a. tripartito Tripe-woTripe, *. trippa.
delle
s.

Trick up, parare, ornare.

trippe.

Tripe-house,
si

Trotting,

. trotto

Trouble,

mercato
trippe

dove
s.

vendon

le

Triphthong,
Tricker, s. grillo Tricking, s. l'abbozzare, a bigliamento TT\ckH\x, a. furfantesca Trickle, s. gocciola Trickle, 01- Trickle down,

trittongo

Triple, a. triplice Triple-tree, s. forche Triple, V. a. triplicare Triplication, s. il triplicare

Triplicity,
s.

disaven. fatica, tura, imbarazzo, disturba, sollecitudine. To be a tron." ble to, incomodare. With little trouble, sema molta fatica Trouble, v. a. intorbidare, incomodare, interrompine, inquietare, traragliare, affiig-

triplicit

Troubler,

Tripod,

s.

tripode

Troublesome,

perturbatore a. affannoso, eat-

Tripoly, s. iripoH Tripping, 3. inciampo

Tristful, a. tristo Trisyllable, *. trisillabo Trite, a. comune, usitato Triton, s. tritone, girella Triturable, a. che si pu tritare Triturate, v. a. tritare Trituration, s. lo stritolare Trivet, s. treppiede Trivial, a. triviale Trivially, ad. trivialmente Triumph, s. trionfo, vittoria, V. II. trionfare Triumph

Trough,

s.truogo,

Kneading-

terzare Trifle, . baia, bagatella Trifle, t'. n. cianciare. Trifle away one's time, spender il
v. a.

Trifallow,

trough, madia Troul, V. muoversi volubilmente, parlar con volubilit di lingua Trounce, v. a. maltrattare Trouse, Trousers, . calzo/i'. lunghi alla marinaresca

Trout,

Trifler,*. bagattelliere Trifling, J. cmHcfa. Trifling business, affare di nulla Triflinglv, ad. di nessun peso Triform,' a. triforme (ruota

Trow,

V. n.

trota credere
di dodici

Trowel, . cazzuola Troy-weight, peso

Truant,

over, soggiogare

Trig a wheel, incatenare una

Trigger,
s. pezzo di ferro col qnale si ferman le ruote d' of a gun, grillo un carro, Triglyph, *. triglia, termine

Triumphal, a. trionfale Triumphant, a. trionfante,

ly,

ad. trionfalmente

Triumpher, s. trionfatore Triumphing, . il trionfare

Triumvir, . Iriunviio Triumvirate, . triimvirato Triune, a. un sol Trochee, . trocht [so. Trochisk, . trocii... Trod, or Trodden, a. calpestato, battuto

. un infingardo. play the truant, /uggire la scuola Trub-tail, . una donnicciuola Truce, . tregua

To

Trucidation,

trucidamento

Truck,

baratto,

v.

a. ba-

Trigon, s. triangolo Trigonal, a. triangolare Trigonometry, . trigonometria

Trilateral, a. che ha tre lati Trill, s. trillo [dotare Trill, f. a. gorgheggiare, gocTrim, a pulito, attillato, s. (dress) abbigliamento. Trim of a ship, stiva

Troll about,

ti.

k. vagabondare.

Truckle, . girell Truckle-bed, . e Truckle, v. n. sommettersi Truckling, . sommessione TruckTrucks, . trucco. table, la tavola dove si giuoca

Trollop,

Troll away, sbrigarsi . una schifa

al trucco

Truculent,

a.

feroce
n.
trottare.

Trtm,

V. a. guemire, rac"^. Trim a boat, mettere ihl barca in inliva, Trim up, aggiustare, accomodare

Troop, . truppa, compagnia. Troops, . esercito Troop, i'. !. adunarsi Troop aviay, fuggire

Trudge,

r.

Trudge a - foot, andare a piedi. Trudge, v. n. affati-

TRU
1
nie, a. vero, esailc,

TUN
ness,
s.

Tmsty,
Truth,

a. fidato, leale
s.

franchezza True-hearted, a. franco

Tnie

hcartedness, . smcerit, Trug, s. truogolo Trull, s. una bagascia

veramente trionfo. To have aver trionfi. Trump of an elephant, proboscide d'un elefante Trump, V. a. premiere con un h/o, magnificare
Truly,
aii.

verii-i' .To speak the truth, dire la verit. In truth, ad. seriamente Try, V. a. fare il saggio, V n. tentare, sforzare. Try a friend, speriinen-

Tun of timber, piedi e legna Tim-bellied, < Tun, v. a imbottare Tunable, a. armonioso
Tunably, ad. armoniosamente Tune, j. tuono, accorda, aria Tune, i'. a. accordare Tuner, s. colui che accorda Tuneful, a. musicale
Tuneless, a. scordante Tunic, s. tunica [brana Tunic, or Tunicle, *. memTuning, s. accordo

Trump,

s.

trumi'S,

tare un amico. for his life, fare

'

Try
il

one

processo

ad uno. Try metals, rajjVi Try experi-

-s,/.!n

lenti

rjing, s

Tub,
"

s.

<m. Bucking-tub, :cio da bucato. Tale

tubo

Tube,
*''"'"

s.

Tunnel, s. irnbuto, spezie di rete da prender pernici, of a chimney, il fumaiuolo

trombettiere .Truncheon, s bastone Trundle, or Trundle along, v. {nella a. runtolare Trundle tail, s. una btrghi.5.

Trumpeter,

,n

Tubercle, s. tubercolo Tuberose, s. tuberoso Tuberosity, *. tu::erjsit Tuberous, a. tuberoso

Tunneller, s
le

colui che piglia

pernici cella rete

s.

Tuck, Tuck,

t.

V. a.
s.

Trunk,

(chest), cofano Trunk covered with leather, Iron trunk, s. un baule.

.?.

Tucker,

sorla di spada snccingere gala, follone

s. il

Tunny, Tup, Turban

Turbid,
ness,

tonno

Tucking up,

snccingere

a. torbido,

fan

Triuik - maker, un baulaio. Trunk of a tree, il tronco Trunk of a d'un albero. man's hody, il busto Trunk, s. (pipe), canna, cana-

Tuesday, s. Martedi.ShToreTuesday, s. Marted grasso Tufi, . ciufetto di capelli,

of silk, jocco di seta, feathers, mazzo di piume
s.

f.

torbidezza

of

Turbulency, s. tnrbolci Turbulent, a. impetv

Tuft, a. iy//u<o. Tuft-ribbon,

nastro vellnlo. -TuUteAfo\ver,fiore ueZ/u/o. Tuftedlark,
s. >r

phant
fante

letto di legno, 'amba

-"

' ele-

'-

Turcolse- stone,
1

s.

d'un

allodola crestata

Trunnions,
Truss,
s.

t. pi. orecchioni

Tug. . il tirare, v. a. tirare. -Tug hard for a thing, v.

darsi molla pena Tugger, s. quitto che strappa Tugging, s. tiramento
.

Turf, s pezzi

/JAT

""'"""""""

of hay, Trusses,

fardello, bracchiere fastello di fieno s. (ropes), funi

Turgent, Turk, s. un Turco

a. gonfio

Tuition,
Tullp,
s.

s.

condotta,

prote-

tulipano
s.

Tumble,
Truss up a fowl, accon
Trust, denza,
.

cadere,

cascata, v. capitombolare.

a.

Turkish, a. Turche-ico Turkey, s. Turchia. Turkeymerchant, uno che mercanteggia con gente in Turchia Turkev, or Turkey-cock, j.
gall d'India, gallinnceio

Tumble one upon

confidenza,

a bed,

Turmeric, a. turtumaglio deposito. To put /"r-Tumble''a b^, scon- Turmoil, s. fracasso, v. n. one in trust with a thing, volgere un letto far grande strepito confidare che che sia ad Tumbler, s. saltatore, un gran Turn, s. tornio, passeggiata, uno Place of good trust, girata, vicenda, giro, rivocarica importanti. To go Tumbler-dog, *. un bassetto Tumbling, *. il rotolare upon trust, pigli

Tumbrel,
Trust,

*.

carretta
s.

mfidar

Tumefaction,

tumore

Tumefy,
Tuinid,

v. a. a.

gonfiare tumido, gonfiato

*. curatela Trustily, ad. fedelmente Trustiness, s. fedelt Trustless, a. sleale, infedele,

Trusteeship,

Tumult, s. tumulto Tumultuary, a. tumultuario Tumultuous, a. tumultuoso,

ly,

ad.

tumultuosamente.

d,

VAN
-

Twilight, . crepila ulo Twin, s. gemello

Vacuity, or

Vacuum,

va'

Twine,
Turning,
Turnip,
of a rive * giro, serpeggiamenti dCun fiume
s.

*.

-ere.

Twine
s.

filo ritorto,

v.

a.

Vacuous,

about, ab

a. vacuo Vafrous, a. astuto

Twinge,
mento,

V.

rapa Turnkey, *. garzone

Twinkle,
del ca

*.

sfavillare.

In

dolore acuto, tora. cruciare occhiata, v. n.

Vjigabond, , un vagabondo Vagary, s. fantasia Vagrancy, . viia vagabondi Vagrant, a. vagabondo, vno

the twink-

ling of

an

eye, in

un

batter

Turpentine, . trementina. Turpentine-tree, terebinto Turpitude,* turpitudine

Turrel. s. sacchiello Turret, j. toricciuola Turtle, testu/^f^iue di mar Turtle, er Turtle dor.
.'^.

V^^'s'''vIo7v.
Twirl, V. a. voltare of the Twist, sfilo,
il

a.

velare.

Vali

tliigh, coscia, (girder) travicello, v. a. torcere Twist hair, intrec-

dideUro della

one's bonnet, levar cappello ad uno

Vailing,

velamento

Vails, . mancia Vjiin, a. inutile, org0!;lioso Vain- glory, . vanagloria

Vain-glorious,

a.

vanaglo-

Tuscan, a. Tosco, Toscano Tush, interj. oibb

Vainly, or in vain, ad. vanaI.

Tushes of a horse,
del cavallo a, schernire

Two, a. due Tasks, s. zanne Tusked, or Tuskv, a. zannuto Two-edged, a. due tagli Two fold, a. doppio Tut, inlerj. uibb Tutanag, s. sorla di metallo Tymbal, . taballo Tympan, . timpano imperfetto Tutelage, s. protezione del Tympanist. idropico
Tympany,
Tutelar, or Tutelary, a. tute.

Vain, . vanit Valance, . cortinaggi

Vale. . valle Valediction, . licenza Valerian, . valeriana Valet, . servo

Valet-de-chambre,
riert

came.

spezie d'idropizia

Tutor,

precettore

Tutor, V. a. addottrinare Typographer, . stampatore Tutorship, . tutela Tutty, . tttzia, mazzetto di Typographical,, di stampatore

piccino aymbolo, modello Typical, a. figurativo Typically, ad. figurativamente

Tyny, Tvpe,

a. piccolo,

Valetudinarian, or Valetudinary, a. infirmiccio Valiant, a. valoroso, bravo, ly, ad. valorosamente, ness.

s.

Tvpographv,
T"wain, i.due

stampa

Twang,
accento.

speak with twang, parlar col naso Twang, V. n. render un sua

Twattle, . n. cicalare Twattling, . ciarleria T weag, or Tweak, imbroglio. Tweak hy the nose, v. tirare per il naso Tweezers, . fil. mullefii Twelfth, a. duodecimo Twelfth-day, . epifania

To

Tyrannical' a. tirannico Tyrannically, ad. tyrannica-

Tyrannicide, Tyrannize, v

tyrannicida a. tyranneggiare Tyranny, . tirannia Petty Tyrant, . tyranno. tyrant, un tyrantullo Tyro, . colui che non possiede atuor bene la sua arte; un
.

Valid, a. valido Validate, v. a. corroborare Validating, or Validation, corroborazione Validity, . validit Valley, . valle Valorous, a. coraggioso

Valuation, . valuta Value, . valore, stimi

stimare, pregiate,

ing,
'a.

Tythe,

decima
Valve,
.

valva

Twelve,

twelves,

Book a. dodici. un libro in duodeonth,

a.
,

Vamp,

tomaio, d. co>nodare, rappezzare

.

ae-

Twelve
Twenty,
Twibill,

venti.

One

and Vac
1

Twice,

a.

piccone due volte. Tsice-

Vampire, . vampiro Vamplate, . guanto di ferro Van, or Vanguard, . t-aaguardia Van, . (for com), vaglio Van, V, a. vagliare Vane, . girella [svanire Vanish, or Vanish away, v. a.

fold, ad. doppiamente

Tvg,s. vermena.
.

paniuzza.

Lime-twig, To set lime-

pascolo
1

da vacche

Vanity,
gloria

inutUUu,
r. a.

vana-

Vaccination,

Vanquish,
.
I

vincere,

er,

vincitore
,

Vantage,

vantaggio

VAU
Vapid, a. svaporato Vapidness, s. insipidexsa Vaporation, s vaporazione Vaporous, <i. pien di vapori
Uberositv,

VEN
Vauntmure,
s.

VER
dita. Give vent to a cask of wine, aprire una botte di vino Vent, V. a. scoprire, palesare.

abbondanza

Uberous,
fai

a. copioso

Vapour,

s.

vapore,

v.

a.

tvajforare.

vapori,

Vapours, s. pi. ing, s. fierezza,

ness Variable, a variabile, . variazione, )y, ad. va-

Ubiquity, .5. ubiquit UUdr, . tetta Veal, *. vitdla Veer, v. a. girare, v. n. (as the wind), cangiarsi Vegetable, a. vegetabile Vegetables, s. i vegetabili Vegetation, s. vegetazione
Vegetative,
a.

Ventiduct, s. condotto di vento Ventilate, v. a. ventolare Ventilation, . ventilazione Ventilator, s. ventilatore

vegetativo,

Vegetive,

a. forte,

vigorose

cite

venture, per sorte. To put a thing to a venture, mettere che sia alla ventura
V. n.

Vehemence,
Varicoloured, a. variato Varicous, a. varicoso, ynalato per dilatazione Variegate, v. a. variare Variegation, t. variazione. Variety, s. variet Various, a. vario, ly, ad.

or

YehcmenL
venturarsi.

He

\'ehement, a. violente A'ehemently, ad. veem

Vehicle,
s. veicolo v.

tured too

far, egli j'

ven. troppa

VeU, s.
Vein,
s.

velo,

vena.

To open a

[n a. velare

Venturesome,

Venturous, a.

Venturously, ad. alla ventura

Veined, or Veiny,

Varix,

e,

dilatazione di

a. venoso Velleity, s, velleit Vellicate, v. a. pizzicare. (rail at), sbottonare

Venue, Venus,

s-

(in law), vicinalo

. Venere Veracious, a. verace, veridico Veracity, . veracit

Varlet, s. briccone Varletry, s.popolaccio, canaglie

Veilication,

Varnish,
che

s.

vernice,

Vellum,

t. pizzico cartapecora

Verb,

v.

a
*. il^

fa

la vernice,

ing,

Velocity, s. velocit Velvet, .'. velluto Velvet-like, vellutato. Velvet-coat, 71

. verbo Verbal, a. verbale, verbalmente, ity,

ly,
.

ad. qualit

di quel che e verbale

abito di velluto

Verberation, . riverberazione Verbose, a. verboso

Verbosir, loquacit Verdant, a. verde Verdict, . giudizio, parere Verdigrise, . verderame Verditure, . verdenorro

Vary. v. a.variare Varying, s. variazione Vascular, a. vascoloso Vase, s. testo, vaso Vassal, s. vassallo Vassalage, s. vassallaegio Vast, a. vasto, grande, mollo,
spazio vasto non occupato, ly, ad. grandemente Vastation, s. desolazione Vastity, s. grandezza Vastly, ad. grandemente, ecceas.

Vendible,

a. vendevole
s.

Vending,
Vendor, Veneer,

vendita
s.

Vendition,
i.

vendimento

venditore

Verdure, . le^Hra Verdurous, a. verdeggiante Verge, . verga, mazza, gi.

a.

v. intarsiare

\'enefical, velenoso

or \'eneficial,
s.

Verger,

mazziere,

of a

Venefice,

avvelenamento
a. venerabile

cathedral, bidello Veridical, a. veridico

"

eriest.

Ex He

is

the veriest

Venerable,

rogue that ever lived, egli i il pi gran briccone che mai

''

Venerably, ad. venerabilmente stato Veneration, s. venerazione Verification, . verificazione Venereal, a. venereo Verify, V. a. verificare
\'enery,
Verifier, . quello che verifica vendetta. To Verifying, . prova take vengeance, far vendetta. Verily, ad. veramente With a vengeance, alla Verisimilar, a veri.umile Verisimilitude, or Verisimility Vengeful, a. vendicativo Venial, a. veniale Venison, . salvaticina Vermicelli, . vermicelli Venom, . veleno Verjuice, . agresto Venomous, a. velenoso, mor- \'ermitulated, a. vermcolato \'eimilion, . vermiglio dace, ness,. velenosit Vent, . vento, aria, of a gun Vermin, . vermi
s.

libidine, caccia
*.

Vengeance,
Vault, Vault,
*.

valla, cantina, cesto

v. a. vallare

Vault upon

hovse,

v.

n.

\'auUe(fsky, la volta

celeste

\'aulter, * . vr.lteggiatore Vaultj, s. voltato

Vaunl,

s.

vanto

hmntarsi

Vaunter, s. vantatore Vaunting, s. vantamento,

ad. con vanto

^ly,

/ocone.Vent-hole, . raglio. Ver'*, or Sale,

Vernacular, a. vem Vernali di vrimat

.

UGL
Versatile, a. flessibile

Verse,

To verso, versetto. make verses, verseggiare. Verse- maker, s. versificatore

s.

Versed, a. versato Versicle, *. piccai verso Versification, *. versificaiione Versifier,*, versificatore Versify, v. n. verseggiare Version, . traslazione Vert, s. gli alberi d'una foretto Vertebre, s. vertebra Vertex, s. vertice Vertical, a. verticale Vertiginous, a. vertiginosa Vertisio, s. vertigine
Vervain, s. verbena Vervise, s, sorta grossolano
di

panno

Very,

He a ver knave, egli un pretto furbo, ad. molto. Very molto fedele.
is

a. vero, stesso,

medesimo.

faithfiil,

poco f.l am very much afraid of it, ne temo moltissimo Vesicatory, *. vesicatorio Vesicle, *. vesichetta Vespers, s. vespero Vessel, *. vaso, vascello Vest, s. camieiuola Vest, v. a. investire Vestal, *. vestale Vestiary, s. vestiario Vestibule, s. vestibule Vestige, *. vestigio Vestment, *. vestimento ^A priest's vestment, paramento
lately,

Very

To
try,

call
i

fare adunare

a vesprinci-

pali

della sagrestia.
guelli

parrocchia nella Vestry - men,

che

compongono

assemblea delta sagrestia. Vestry-clerk, s. secretario

Vesture,

s.

vestimento, inves-

Vetch,

VIT
honey,
I'iripn
-

UNB

Vitriolous, a, vitriuolato \'ituperable, a. vituperabile

Unadvised,

jiueo. Virginmiele vergine. w.-.x, cera vergine.

a.
.

Vituperate,

ti.

a.
.

\'ituperalion,

vituperare vituperazione

a.

mal
iute.

ly, ad. ^ness, *.

impru imprudenza

Virgin-lite,

vevf^'inale.

Unaffected, a. semplice, ly, ad. naturalmente, ness, *.

Virgin-milk,

latte ver-

\'irglnals, s. spezie di spinetta Virgiiiitv, s. verginit Virile, a. virile Virility, . virilit, cuore, ani-

Vivacity, *. vivacit Vivary, (in law) s. un parco Viver, *. drago di mare Vives, s. vivale Vivid, a. allegro
A^vifical, a. vivificante Vivificate, v. a. vivificare VivificaUon, ,. vivijtcazione Viviparous, a. viviparo, opposto
;

Unaffecting,

che

Virtual, a. virtuale, ly, ad. virtualmente Virtue, s. virtii. To make a virtue of necessity, /urdeHo
necessit virti

Unalienable, a. inalieiuibile Unallowable, a. che non si deve permettere Unalterable, a. che non si pu
alterare

Virtuoso,

*.

ad oviparo Vixen, s. una garrilrice " ragazzo che non fa uno che s'intende gridare ; a volpici

Unamazed, a. intrepido un Unaraendable, a. incorrigibile Unamiable, a. che non ama-

d'antichit

Virtuous,

a. virtuoso,

ly,

ad.

Viz, *. cio Vizard, *. maschera. To put on a vizard, metiers'

Vrulency, s. marcia, veleno Virulent, a. velenoso, mordente, ly, ad. mordacemente Visage, . visaggio

maschera
nistro nella corte del grat signore Ulcer, *. ulcera Ulcerate, v. a. ulcerare Ulcerating, or Ulceration, * ulcerazione Ulcerous, a. ulceroso Uliginous, a uliginoso, umido
a. ulten

Visceral, a. delle viscere

>sit

Uiiappalied,

a.

ardito, che

-VisViscons, a. viscoso
Visibility, *. qualit visibile Visible, a. visibile Visibly, ad. visibilmente Vision, s il vedere, apparizione Visionary, a. uno che s'ima-

Unapparent,

a. oscuro, inv

Ultimate,

ultimo,

ly, ad.

Unapt,

a. incapace, incapacit

ness,

s.

gina aver

delle visioni,

a.

che appartiene alle visioni Visit, *. visita, V. a. visitare, affiiggere.Vit one's

Ultramundane, del mondo

a. oltra a. chi

Unaptly, ad. male Unarm, v. a. disarmare Unasked, a. non ricercato, non

domandato
[tontario

Unaspiring,

a.

che non

am-

If

Ultroneous, a. spontaneo, voUlulate, v. a. ululare

Unassuming, a che non

gante Unattainable, a. pu ottenere
che

arro-

God should

Tjsit

us

Umbered,

a.

ombreggiato

with any disease,

se Iddio ci

visitasse con qualche malattia

Umbilical, a. d'umbilico Uinbles, s. coratella di cervo o

non

si
s' i

Unattempted,
Umbrella
Unattended,
guilo
s.

a.

che non

Visitation, s. visitazione Visiting, s. visilamento.

To
in

a. solo,

senza se-

go

a
s.

visiting,

andare

Umpirage,
Visitor,
visitatore

arbitrato

Unauthorised, a. non autorizzato

Visor, s. maschera Vista, s. vista, prospettiva Visual, a. visuale Vital, a vitale Vitals, s. pi. le parti vitali Vitiate, V. a. viziare Vitreous, a. vitreo
Vitrificable, a. che si

Unability,

s.

incapacit

Unavailable, nr Unavailing, a-

Unable,

a. incapace Unableness. s. inabilit Unacceptable, a. dispiacente bizarri Unaccountable, a.

Unavoidable,

a. inevitabile

Unawed,

Unawares, ad. all' improvviso a. non trattenuto da

Unaccustomed,
Unacquainted,

pu con-

a. insolito a. non versati

Vitrification,

*. il

convertire in

Unactiv, a.'euto

Unaddjcted, a. che non dedit Unadvisable, a. che non si dei

Unbelief,

Unbend,

v.

incredull a. rallentare.

Unbend

one's mind, ricre-

Uncharitablv, ad. LVinVi Uncnaste, a. che non castn^ impudico, Ij, ad. impudi-

Uncontemned,
Uncontroulable,

a. a.

che

non

incantesta-

Unbeseem, v. n. non convenire Unchewed, Unbeseeming, a. sconvenevole,

a.

che

UncouTcrsable,

ness,

indecenza.,
a.

ly, ai.

a. insociabile Uncord, v. a. .^ciorre Uncorrect, a. scorretto Uncorrected, a. che non

Unbewailed,

non compianto
Uncircumcised,
a.
i

Unbisissed, a, che non par-

Uncorrupt, or Uncorruptcd, a.
stato

incorrotto

Unhidden, a. cite non comUncircumspect, a. imprudente, mandato ly, ad. imprudentemente Unbind, ti. a. sciogliere Uncivil, a. incivile Unblameable, a- innocente, Unclad, a. spogliato ness, . innocenza, ly, ad.

Uncomiptly, a. con integrit Uncorer, v. a. scoprire Uncouple, i;. a. sciogliere

Uncourteous, a. scortese Uncourtly, a. incivile

Unclasp,

ti

a. sfibbiare

Uncouth,

rozzo, gqffb,

ness.

Unclean,

a.

immondo,

ad. sporcamente,

uess,

^ly,

Uncrown,

Unbloody, Unbodied,

a- non sanguinoso a. incorjioreo

immondizia
Uncleft, a che non fesso Unclothe, v a. svestire Unclose, V. a. schiudere

Unboiled, a. che non bollito Unbolt, V. a. scatenacciare

Unbone, ti. a. dissosture Unbooted, a. senza stivali Unborder, v. a. inondare Unborn, a. che non ancori

Uncoif a woman, v. a. strappare la cujfia delta testa d'una

v. a. levar la corona Unction, . unzione Unctuous, a. untuoso Uncultivable, a. indocile Uncurable, a. incurabile Uncurious, a. che non curioso Uncursed, a. che non nule-

detto

Uncut,

a. intero

Uncomely,
ness,
.

a. indecente
a.

Uncomfortable,

infelice, miseria, ly, ad

miserabilmente

Undaunted, a. intrepido Undauntedness, . intreptdit Undeceive, . a. sgannare Undecided, a. indeterminato

Undeclinable, or Undeclined,
a. indeclinabile

Uncommon,
Unbound, a. sciolto Unbounded, a. illimitato

a.

straordinario.
a,

Uncommunitable,
a.

incom-

Unbowel, t'. a. sventrare Unbrace, v. a. sfibbiare Uncompounded, Unbribed, a. che non corrotto Unbridle, v. a. sbrigliare Unconcerned, a.
Unbridled, a. smoderato

Undecked, a. mal adorno Undee, in heraldry, a. ondato

Undefaceable,
a. indelebile

semplice.

Undefended,

spassionato, ly, ad. spoisionalamente

a. e:o difesa Undefiied, a. puro, senza tnac-

Unbroken, a. che non rotto Unbuckle, v. a. sfibbiare Unbuilt, a che non edificato Unbung, V. a. levar il coc-

Unconcludiug, or Unconclusive, a. che non conchiude Unconcocted, a. crudo Uncondemned, a. che non condannato Unconfined, a." che non limi-

Undejected, a. intrepido Undeniable, a incontestabile Undeniably, ad. incoiUestabil-

Unconfirmed,

a.

che non con-

Unbury,

v. a. sterrare

Unbutton, v. a. sbottotiare Uncalled, a. che non chia-

firmato [conforme Unconformable, a. che non Unconformity, . differenza Unconnected, a. non connesso,

Under, prep. sotto, meno. Over or Under, plxt o meno. To swim under water, nuotar soli' acqua, To be under age, esser minore.

Under hand and seal, sottoscritto e sigillalo. 'i'o keep Under under, tener corto.

Underbid,

favour, con vostra licenza. Under age, . minorit v. a offrir meno che
offi-ir

Underbid one,
Uncaught,
a. che non preso Uncertain, a. incerto Uncertainty, . incertezza

meno fun

Unco,i5ecrated,

Under-butler,

Undergo,

v.

n.

[gliere sotto bottisojfrire.

Undergo a punishment, esser

Unconsumable,

Unchain, v. a. scatenare Unchangeable, a. immutabile

Uncharitable,
tarila
a.

che

V)n

ha

UND
Underlayer, s. puniello Underleather, s. cnoio di sottJ Underling, . un inferiore Underliv, J. U labbro di sotto
Undistingiiishable, a. che non

UiNF
Unequitable, a. che non
parziale, ingiusto
i

in-

Undermine,

.'.

a.

miu.ire, sot-

tominare, consutnure.

Un-

Undisturbed, a. placido Undividable, a. indivisibile Undivided, a. indiviso Uneven, Undivulged, a. secreto, non
pubblicalo

Unequivocal, a. senza equivoco Unerring, a. infallibile Unevangelical, a. che non i

a.

ineguale,

caprte-

Undermost, a. che i in fondo Underneath, a. di svilo Underprop, v. a. jtuuleltare

Underrate, v. a. dispreizare, s vii prezzo Under-Secretary, s. sotto segreUndersell,
v
a.

Undo, V. a. rovinare Undoer, s. disfacilore

Unduiiig,
s.

Unexampled,

iviicvitable, a. inevitabile a. senza esempio

a.

di^acimento

Unexceptionable, fede

d'intera

Undoubted, a. indubitato Unexecuted, a. che non stato Undoubtedly, ad. senza dubbio Undraw, ii. a. tirare Unexercised, a. non praticai:. vender per Undreaded, o. non temuto Undreamed, a. non pensato, Unexhausted, a. che
esausto [mtnte ad. inopinata Unexpert, a. inesperto Unexplicable, or Unexponnd

Underset, v, a. metier di sotto Undersort of people, il popo-

Unexjiectedly,

Understand,

v. a. comprendere. To give to understand, dare ad intendere, ing, s.

Undress,

v. a.

Undried, a. che non

spogliare seca

Unextended,
stende

a.

che
a.

non

Undue,

a. indebito

Understrapper, . supposto Undeitake, v. n. intraprendere, V. n impacciarsi Undertaker, s. intraprendiiore Undervalue, v. a. sprezzare Underwent, {see Undergo)

Unduly, ad. indebitamente Undulatsd, a. ondeggiato Undulation, s, ondeggiami

Unextinguished,

che non

Undutiful, a. disubbidiente, ness, s. disubbidienza Uneasily, ad. disagiata) Uneasiness, s, disagio, inquie-

Unextiipated,
estirpato

a.

che

non

Unfair, a. ingiusto Unfaithful, a. infedele,

id.

infedelmente, ness.

Underwood, Underwork,
spiantare

s.

alberi piccoli
a.

Infedelt

v.

cercar

di

Underwrite, v. a. sottoscrivere Undeserved, a. immeritevole, ly, ad immerilamente Undesigning, a. sincero Undesirable, a. che non da

Uneaten, a. non mangiato Unediiying, a. che non edifica Uneducated, a. senza educaUneffectual, a. inefficace

Unfalsified, a. vero, sincero Unfashionable, a. che non alla moda Unfasten, v. a. sciorre Unfathomable, a, che non pub scandagliare, ly, e

desiderarsi

[nato

d'una maniera da non j

Undetermined, a. indetermiUndevout, a. non divoto Undied, a- che non tinto

Undigested, a. non digerito Undiligent, a. negligente

Unelected,
eletto

Undiminishable, a. che non

pili)

si

diminuire
a.

Undipped,

non

tuffato,

non

a. che non si '^ p fare Uneligible, a. non tligibile Unfeathered, a spiumato Uneloquent, a> che non i elo- Unfed, a. non pasciuto Unfeeling, a insensibile UnempIojed,a. non impiegato. Unfeigned, a. sincero Unfeignedness, s. sincerit Unendowed, t. non dotato Unfelt, a non sentito Unengaged, a. no impegnato, Unfenced, a. non difiso, e non appropriato Unenjoyed, a. non posseduto, UnfenileTa^Veri'le'"'
a.
iscello,

non

non Unfeasible,

Undiscenble,

che n

Unenlarged, a. non slargato.

Undisciplined, a. ignorante Undisguised, a. aperte, ingenuo,
semplice

Unenlightened,

a.

non illuminon sog-

Unfetter, v. a. sferrare Unfilled, a. non riempiuto Unfilial, a. sconve/ievole in figlio

Undismayed,
Undisposed
disposto

a.

non

sbigottilo.

Unenslaved,
getto

a. libero,

Unfinished, a. imperfetto Unfit, a. incapace It is

of, a,

non ancora Unentertaining,

dis-

Undisputed,

a.

che non

Unentombed,
Unequal,

Undisserabled, a. non dissimw

a. che non divertevole, seccante a. insepolto a. ineguale, ^ity, inegualit, ly, ad. in-

Unfitting, a, sconvenevole Unfixed, a. che non fitto Unfledged, a. che non coperio
di

piume

UNG
Unfoi'.ed,
a. non sotlomeiio, non ridotto al peggio Untola, V. a. spiegare, svi

UNI
a. ingrato, ness, ingratitudine Ungravel, v. a. levar la ghiaia Ungrease, v. a levar il gnisso
s.

UNL
Unimportance
Unimportant, a. che non importa che non assume gran;

Ungrateful,

Zuppare. To unfold sheep, fare ujcire le pecore dall'

ovile

IJnfooI, a. guarire della pazzia Unforced, a. vulnntarin t/nforcedly, ad. liberamente

Unbounded, a. malfondato Ungrudgingly, ad. senza invidia, di buon cuore

Unguarded, a. indiscrete Unguent, *. unguento
Unguiltiness, s. innocenza Unguilty, a. innocente

Unimportuned,
iato

a. non tolled
a. ineapaec di

Unimprovable,

Unforeseen, a. inopinato Unforfeited, a. che non perUnforgiving,

a. implacabile

Unformed,

a.

sformato

Unfortified, a. che non forti-

Unfortunate,
s.

a. infelice,

ad. sfortunatamente,

ness,
ly,

Uninhabitable, a. inabitale Unhaft, V. a. levar il manico Uninhabited, Unhallow, v. a. profanare Unhallowing, s. profanazione Unhalter, v. a. levar la ca-

a. disabitato,

de

Unhand,
tese,

ex.

Unhand
a. bratto,

me,
Uninstituted,
scara.

sfortuna

lasciatemi andare

che

non
non

Unfought, a. non combattuto Unfouled, a. non contaminato,

Unhandsome,

^ly,

ad.

malamente,

instituto

non polluio Unfound, a. che non trovato Unfounded, a. senza fondaUnfree, a. che non libero Unfrequency, *. rarit Unfrequent, a. raro, ed, a.
deserto,

Unintelligible, a. che oscuro

intelligibile,

Uninterested, a. disinteressato Unhandy, a. balordo Unhang, v. a. spiccare una Uninterraitteid, a. continuo

cosa che appiccata Unhappily, ad. infelicemente

Uinterrupted, a.

che

non

Unhappiness,

s, infelicit

Unhappy,

*.

sfortunato
v. a.

Unintreatable, a. Unsorabile Uninvited, a. che non invitata

ly, ad.
3.

Unfriendliness,

radamente poca ami-

Unharbour,
dalla tana

fare uscire
Unjoin,
'

ti.

a. disgiugnere

Unfriendly, ad. scortesemente Unfruitful, a. infruttifero UnfruitfuUy, ad. infruttuosa-

Unjoint, '. a tagliar le giunUnharmful, a. innocente ture, dislogare Unharmonious, a. scordante Unharness, r. a levar gli arnesi Unison, s. (in music) unisono Unit, . unit Unhasn, v. a. sfibbiare Unliable, a. cAe pub unire Unhea'lable, a. incurabile

Unfurl, V. spandere, aprire Unfurnish, v. a- sfornire Unpaged, a. che non scandagliato

Unhealthy, or Unliealthfiil, malsano Unhealthiness,

a.
.

Unheard

of, a.

inaudito

Unite, i>. a. unire Uniting, . unione Unity. . unit Universal, . ti universale

Universally, ad. in universale
sita. -

Ungained, a. strano, bizzaro Ungainly, a. sgarbato UngEimished, a. sfornito Ungathered, a. che non colto Ungenteel, a. grossolano, scor-

Unheeded,

a.

non badato

Unheedy, a. negligente Unhinge, v. a. sgangherare Unholy, a. profano Ungenteelly, ad. grossolana- Unhoodwink, v. a. sbendare Univocally, ad. d'un

Ungentle, a. indocile, severo Ungenerous, a. non generoso Ungild, V. a. levar Poro Ungili, a. che non i doralo Ungird, t>. a. levar le cinghie Ungine, v. a. scollare Ungodliness, *. irreligione Ungodly, a. empio Ungovernable, a. sfrenato Ungraceful, a. sgraziato,

Unhook,

V.

a,

spiccare

daW Unjudged,

a. che

for, a. non sperato Unhoused, a. scavalcato Unhurt, a. illeso Uuhusbanded, a. incuUo Unhusk, v. a. sgranate

Unhoped

Unkennel, v. a fare uscire Unkind, a. scortese, eattivo,

Unicom,
Uniform,

a. liocorno
.

ly, ad.

malamente,

ness,

uniforme
s.

scortesia
v. a. a.

Uniformity,

uniformit

Unknit,

Ungracious, a. sgraziato Ungraciousness, s. sgarbatezza Ungrafted, a. che non innes-

Unimaginable, a. che non si pub immaginare Unimitable, a. inimitabile Unimortal, a. non immortale, soggetto a morte Unimpairable, a. che non si

Unknowing,

snodare ignorante

Unknowingly, ad. ignoiante-

Unknown,
Unlace,

a.

Unlaboured,

a.

incognito che non col-

v. a. slaccart

UNM
Unlade,
tare
v.

UNP
Unpared,
Unmerciful,
non
a.

a.

scaricare, vuocollocato,

Unlaid,

a.

non

acquietato

spietato,

a. che non mondai Unpartable, a. inseparaliile Unparted, a. che non separai Unpastured, a. a chi non s' i

Unlamonted,
Unlaudable,

a. non compianto a. vituperevole

ness,

s.

crudelt
a. immeritevole

Uiila\rf'ul, a. illecito,

illecitamente, ness, . stato d'una cosa illecita

Unmeritable,

ly,

ad.
lo

Unleani, v. Unlearned,

a. scordarsi a. on litlerato,

Unmerited, a. non meritato non ottenuto che per favore Unmilked, a. non munto Unmindful, a negligente,
negligenza Unmingied, or Unmixed,
ness,
s.

Unpattemed, Unpave, v. a.

a.

senza esempio
il

disfare

selciati,

Unpeaceable, a. torbido Unpeaceably, ad torbidimente Unpensioned, a. seiizii pen

un

Unpeople, v. a spopolare Unperceivable, a. impercettibilt

Unperceived,

a. del quale

uno

Unmoor a
ness.

ship, v. a. salpai
a.

Unmoveable,

immobile,

s. fermezza, immobilmente

Unperceivedly, ad. impercettibilmente

ly, ad.

Unperformed, a

chj

non

Uniicked,
Unlike,

a.

deforme

tJnlighted, a. non acceso

a. differente,

dissimigliaaza,

ness, s. ly, ad. non

Unmoved, a. immobile Unmould, v. cambiar dello, mutar la forma

il

mo

Unmoumed,

Unperishable, a. incori uttihile\ Unpetrified, a. non impietrilo Unpin, V. a. toglier via te

a.

Unlimited, a. illimilalo Unline, v. a. sfoderare Unload, V. a. scaricare Unlock, V. a. aprire Unlocked for, non previsto Unloose, V. a. disfare Unlovely, a. che non amabile Unluckily, ad. per malafoiiuna Unluckiness, s. disgrazia Unlucky, a. malafruroso

a. non compianto spille Unmuffle, v. torre la maschera, Unpitied, o altra cosa che copra la pianto

che non com-

Unmusical, a
vole,

di suono spiace-

Unplait, V a. spiegare Unpleasant, a. ingrato,

spiacevolezza

ly,

senz'armonia
v.

Unmuzzle,
Unnail,
v. a.

torre la

muse-

schiodare

inflessibile Unploughed, a. che non a uvido Unpolite, a. incivile

Unpliant, a.

Unnamed,

a. non nominato Unnatural, a. soprannaturale. Unpolished,

Unmade, Unm;

,r

j.

a. che

Sfatto

Unpolluted, a. puro Unpopular, a. che non

Unnecessarily, ad. senza veruna

pop

Unpractised,
igeable,
liness.
s.

a.

difficile

condotta

in

Unneedtul, a. inutile Unneighbourly, a. incivile Unnerve, v indebolire Unnoble, a. ignobile Uimoted, Unnoticed, a. ino*vato, tra..

a. non praticato Unprecedented, che non pub esser giustificato da alcun

Unpreferred, a. che non pre-

Unprejudicated, a. che non

i i

Unmannerliness,

s. incivilt

Unnumbered,
Unprejudiced,
a.
a.

Unmannerly,
Tnmarry,

a. ruzzo

che

non

Unmanured, a. incolto Unmarked, a. non osservate

v.

Unoccupied,
il

a. che

non

ocli-

prevenuto

Unpremeditated,
Unoflfending. a. innocente, bero da ogni colpa

che non i

a.

rompere

premeditato

Unprepared, a

che

non

pre

Unmarried,
Unraask,

a.

scapolo, senza

Unoperative,

v. a. V. a.

smascherare
levar l'albero del

a. inefficace a. non opposto Unordiuary, a. raro

Unopposed,

Uumast,

Unorganized,
organizzato

a.

che

non

vascello

Unprepossessed, a. che non i premeditato Unpressed, a. che non stata spremuto

Unmatch,

v. a. spaiare Unpack, v. a. sballare a. immenso Unpaid, a. che non pagato Unmeasurably, ad. smisurata- Unpainted, a. che non di

Unpretended,

a.

non preteso

Unraeasurable,

Unprisable, a. inestimaliile Unprofitable, a. inutile, che

non

Unmeet,

a.

che non conve-

Unpalatable, a. nauseoso, spiacevole al palato Unparalleled, a. incnmparabih Unjiardonable, a. irremissibile

197

profittevole, ness, *. inutilit, ly, ad. inutil

mente

Unpronounced,

a. che

non

uxs
L'nproportionable, or Unproportioned, a. sproporzionalo Un prosperous, a. infelice Unprotected, a. senza prote'
!

Unreveaied,

a.

che non sta

Unshaken, a. che noti smosso Unshamefaced, a. sfaccialo^ ness, s. sfacciataggine Unshapen, a. dtfurme Unshaved, or Unshaven, a. che

Unproved,

a.

che

non

pro-

Unrevenged, a. invindicato Unrewarded, a. non rimun

Unriddle, v. a. spiegare Unrig, V. a. toglier le sarte Unrighteous, a. iniquo, nes

Unprovided, a. sprovvisto Unprovident, a. imprudente Unprovoked, a. nan provocato Unpruned, a. 7ior potato Unpunished, a. impunito Unqualified, a. che non ca-

Unshoe,

v.

n. sferrare

un

ca-

Unshom.
I

Unquenchable,
tnle

a. inesiinguia.

Unripe, a. immaturo ' Unripeness,

"

'

Unsilvered, gentato

a. che non tnnduto a. che non inar1.

'

''

"

che non sincero

cosa che

Unsincerity,

s.

dissimulazione

Unquestionable,
bite, d'intera

indubita*.

Unsinning,
Unskilful,

fede
cerI

UnquesUonableness,
Unquiet, a. inquieto,

a. perfetto ignorante, a.

ly,

ad. malamente,

ness,
v.

a.

Unroll,
ly, ad.
*.

V. a.

Unroost a bird,

Unravel,

Unready,

inquietamente, -ness, quietudine v. a. sviluppai a. che non

tn-

Unreasonable, a. irragionevole,

^ness,

s.

ingiustizia,

ly,

ad. irragionevolmente

Unrebukable,

a. irreprensibile

Unroot, ti. Unruffled, a. tranquillo Unruly, a. sfrenato, indomito Unsaddle, v. a.'levar la sella Unsafe, a. pericoloso Unsafely, ad pericolosamente Unsaid, a. disdetto Unsaluted, a. non salutato Unsanctified, a, che non santificato

sviluppare ti. a. snidare a. sradicare

s.
i

ignoranza

Unslough a wild boar, lanciare un cinghiale

Unsociable,

Unsodden,
Unsoiled,

a. che

a. solitario non bollito

a. netto

Unsold, a. non venduto Unsolder, v. a. levare la salda

\

tura Unsole, f. a. levar la suola Unsolid, a. non solido

Unsolicited, a. non sollecitato

Unrecallable, a. irrevocabile Unreclaimable, a. che non ridotto alta ragione Unreconcileable, a. irreconciliabile

'

Unsatisfactory, a. imperfetto UnsaUsfiable,' a. insaziabile Unsavouriness, s. insipidezza Unsavoury, a. insipido

Unsought,

a. a.

Unsound,
j

non ricercato malsano, corrotto,

guasto
'

Unsown,

a.

non seminalo

Unreconciled, a.
riconciliato

che

non

Unrecovered,
cuperato

a. che
a.

non

risi

Unredeemable,

che

non

Unspared, a. senza risparmio v. a. disdirsi Unsparing, a. che non risparUnscale, v. a. scagliare Unscriptural, a. che non fonUnspeakable, u. ineffabile, dato nella scrittura sacra ly, ad. ineffabilmente Unseal, v. a. levare il sigillo Unsearchable, a. imperscrul- UnspecifiedTa. non mentovato

Unsay,

Unreformable, a. incorrigibile Unregarded, a. disprezzato

Unrelenting,
a.

tahile

Unseasonable, a. fuor di stagione,

inJlessibiU,

Unsped,

ly, ad. intetnpestiva-

a, ispacciato

non

ispedito,

non

Unspent, a. che non speso Unseasoned, a. che non ha sale Unsphere, v. rimuovere dalla sua sfera,togliere dal suo orbe Unseconded, a. non assistito, Unrepaired, a. che non riUnspied, a. non ispiato, non non ispalleggiato Unrepealed, a. che non abo- Unseduced, a. non indotto a lito Unspilt, a. non versato fuori, Unrepented, a. non pentito non guasto, intatto Unsecure, a. che non sicuro Unrepenting, Unrepentant, a. Unseemliness, s. indecenza Unspirit, t;. scoraggire, far impettitente perder l'animo [biU Unseemly, a. indecente Unreproveable, a. irreprensi- Unseen, a. invisibile Unspoiled, a. non saccheggiato, Unrequited, a. irremunerato non guasto, intatto Unsent, che non s" mandato a Unreserved, a. sincero, senza Unspoken of, a. del quale non
'

UnreUeved,

a. che

non

soc-

limite, ness,

ly,

*.

ad. sinceramente, franchezza, since-

Unserviceable, a.
ness,
j.

inutile,

s'

parlato
a.

in u/ait
I

UnspoUed,

puro

Unresistible, a. irresistibile Unrespcctful, a. screanzato

Unset, a. che non piantato Unsettled, a incostante, che

non

stabilito,

ness,

Unrespectfulness, s. incivilt Unrest, . inauielTulint Unrestored,

UnstabJlity, . istaUHi Unstable, a. istahiU Unstaid, a. volubile Unstained, a. senza macchia Unstate, v. privare di dignit Unstaunched, a. an arrestata

UNT
Unsteadfast, a. incostante Cnsteadt'astness, s. incostanza Uiisteadiness. s. leggerezza

UNT
Untameable, a. indomabile Untameableness, s. qualit
domabile
i;

UNW
Untoward,
a.

malvagio,

ad- ostinatamente,

ness,

Jy,
s.

caparbiet
a.

Unsteady, a. leggiero Unsteeped, a. non immollato, non tuffato Unstil, a inquieto Unstinted, a. non limitilo Unstirred, a. non mosso
Unstitch,
V. a.

Untamed,
Untangle,

indomito

Untractable,

a. intrattabile

Un

v. a. distrigare tasted, a. che non sta

Untrap, v. a. levar gli arnesi Untriramed, a. che nun orUntrod, or Untrodden, c/ie non calpestato Untioubled, a. che non intorbidato

uiio

v. a. far scordare Unstotk a gun, v. a, smontare Unteam, i'. a- levare i cavalli dalla carrozza une schioppo Untempted, a. non tentato Unslop, i'. a. sturare Unstrained, a. facile, non sfar- Untenable, a. che non si pub difendere, che Jion si pub teUnstrengthened, a. non assisUntenanted, a. I JittaJ.

scucire

Unteach,

Untrue, a. falso, infedele Untruss, v. a. scingliere Untrusty, a. perfido Untruth, s. falsit

Unstvung, a. scordato Unstudied, a. non premeditato Unstuled, a. clie non e ripieno Unsubdued, a. che non vinto Unsubrcitting, a. che non si sommette prontamente Unsubstantial, a. non solido.
Unsuccessful, a.
Unsufferable,
bile

Untender, a. senz Untent, v. scacciar fuori della

tenda
a. non curato, Unterrified, a. intrepido Untestate, a. intestato Unthankful, a. ingrato,

Untuck, V. a. calare Unninable, a scordante Unturned, a che tion voltato To leave no stone unturned, Jace ogni sfurto [medicato Untutored, a. che non stalo

Untented,

infelice

^ly.

Unvail, V. a svelare Unvaluable, a. inestimabile

Unvanquished,
a.

a. invitto

insopporta-

Unsufficient, a. insofficiente Unsugared, a. non zuccherato Unsuitable, a. inconvenevole, indecente, ness, s. incon-

Unthicken,

ti.

a. rarificare,

Unvaried, che 7ton ha variato Unversed, a. inesperto

Unthinking,

a. indiscreto

Unsullied, a. non sporco

Unuseful, a. inutile Unthojght of, a. inopinato Unthread a needle, v. a. sfilare Unusual, a. strar,rJinario Unusually, ad raramente un ago

Unsung,

a.

non
a.

celebrato con

Unthreatened,

a.

non minac- Unutterable,

--

a. iiiefabile

Unsunned,
sole

non esposto

al

[tato

Unsupplanted, a. non soppianUnsupportable, a. insopporta-

Unthrift, s. prodigo Unthriftily, ad. prodigameule UnthrifUness, . prodigalit Unthrifly, a. prodigo Unthriving, a. che non cresce

ailed, a. senzfmnra arily, imprudente' ad,

-

Unthrone,
Untie,

v. a. levar v. a. sciogliere

dal trono

imprudenza Unwarrantable, a. che non pub giustificare Lnwary, a. imprudente

_

ariness, s.

si

Unwashed,
acquato

Unsurmountable,
bile

a. insuperi

Until, ad. fino, insinoch Uiitile, V. a. scoprire il tetto

[tilled, a. inculto

a. spot ci> Unwatered, a. che non

ad-

Unsusceptible, a.

che

non

Unwavering, a. fermo Unwearied, a. riposato, infafuor

di
abile

Untin
Unsuspect,

a.

fatto

Unsuspected,
Unsuspiciou
ad. intempestivaa. primaticcio. birth, sconciatura Untirable, a. infaticabile Untired, a. che non faticato Unto, prep. a, al, allo, alla. He said unto him, egli gli disse [merato

Untimely,
mente,

Unsuspecting,

Unwelcome,
a. che a.

non

ben-

Unwholesome,

malsano

Unwieldiness, *. lentezza Unwieldy, a. pesante Unwilling, a. che non ha vo''

Untold,

a.

non

Un toothsome,
grato al gusta

detto, non nua. che non

J, y, ad. mal voleniierit .less, s. ripugnanza

Unwind,
che non
st

v. a. distrigare

Untaken, Untalked

a. che
of, a.

non

pret

Untouchable,

a.

di cui ni

pub Unwise, a. imprudente Unwisely, ad. imprua'.nt^

parla, non menzionato

Untouched,

a. intatto

VOL
for, a. die nort si desidera Uii'vilherable, a. che non ptt appassire

UPO
Voluptuous,
volutt
a.

USQ

Upper, a. Hpi?riore.-. Upperroom, camera alta Upperhand, *. vantaggio Uppermost, a. i7 pi allo, primo. To be uppermost.

Unwished

sensuale,

Unwithered. a. incorrotto Unwitnessed, a. se/iza testiTJnwitting, a. che non sa Unwittingly, ad. senza saperlo Vnviittj, a. sciocco

Volute,

voluta

Vomica,

vomica
.

Voraic-nut,

noce vomica

Uppish, a. Jlero, sup erbia Upright, a. ritto

onesto, giusto.

ness,
in
ly,

*.

Unwonted,

a. insolito,

^ness,

i'.

a. vomitare,

piedi, ad. di-

^ing, .

tura
a. che non usato Unworthily, a indegnamente Unworthiness, s. indegnit Unworthy, a. indegno

Unworn,

Unwrap,

v. a.

sviluppare

Unwieathe, v. a. storcere Unwring, v. a. sciorre, disfare Unwrinkle, v. a. levar via le

Vomitory, a. vomitivo Uprise, . i7 sorgere Voracious, a. vorace, rapace, Uproar, s. tumulto ly, ad voracemente Upshot, .!. successo, fine Voracity, . voracit Upside-down, ad. sotto sopra Vortex, *. vortice Upsitting, . il tempo che una of love, Votary, s. un devoto. donna si lev: di parto un' amante, of learning, Upstart, . fi7/an rifatto

dedito alte lettere

Unwrought,
Unyoke,

Unwritten, a. non iscritto a. crudo Unyielding, a. inflessibile

timento, v. a. dar la sua voce, stabilire per pluralit di

Upward, or Upwards, ad. in su. Upwards and downwards, per di sopra

Urbanity,
e

per di

v. a. disgiugnere, levare dal giogo Vocabulary, j vocabulario \oca\, a. vocale Vocalitv, s. jualit di quel che

Vouch,

Vouch

. urbanit Urchin, . ricchio, nano V. a. affermare one, (in law) citare uno Ure-ox, s. spezie di bufalo

Vouchee,
giudizio

che

citato

in

Urge,
tare

v.

a.

sollecitare,

irri-

vocale T'^ocation,

Voucher,
s.

vocazione

altro

in

che chiama un giudizio; ieslimot>

Urgency, . urgenza Urgent, a. urgente,

instanlemente

ly,

ad,

\'ocative, a. vocativo ^'ociferation, vociferazione

Vouchsafe,

Vociferous, a romoroso Vogue, s. voga, stima

V. a. concedere,

n. degnarsi, ing, . con-

descendenza

Vow,
Void,
lasa
validar
a.

voto,

V.

Urinai, . orinale Urinary, a. deW orina Urinator, . pescatore

vare.

a.

voto,
,

invalido,

va-

giurare, protestare.

votare,

Tow,

To

provoke urine,

mandar

fuori, in

Voidance, . vacanza Voider, s. canestro

Volture,
s.

Vo< ;el, . una vocale Um, urna Voy.ge, . viaggio. To go a Ursulines, . long voyage, fare un lungo Orsoline

(a sort of

nuns)
ns,

viaggio

Us, pron. pi.

_

noi With

vettura

Volatile, a. volatile,
volatilit

ity,

s.

viaggiatore Up, ai/, su, in su. To look np, guardare in su

V^oyager,
.

Volatilization,

s.

volalilizzaletto.

TTsance, . tio Use, . uso, servigio, costume.

VoleiT,

Volatilize, V. a. volatilizzare s. uccelliera Volitate, V. n. svolazzare

To run up and down,

e l

andar qua

Up

hill, IK

su

Volition, s. volont of mustetVolley, . grido, shot, una salva di moschet-

Upbear, v. a. alzare Upbraid, v. n. rimproverare Uphold, V. a. sostenere, er,

tate

fautore,
ing, .

intraprenditore,

mantenimento

Upholsterer, tapezziere Upland, . paee montagnoso

Useful, a. vantaggioso, neces sario. To make one's self, ly, useful, rendersi utile, ness, . utiad. utilmente,

Voluble, a. volubile Volume, s volume, onda Voluminous, a. voluminoso

Voluntarily,
ad.

voluntaria

montanaro Upmost, a. it pi alto Upon, prep, su, sopra Upon, prep- (about, towards)

Uplander,

Upon per, presto, incirca. the news of his coming, a//a novella delta sua venuta

J{ston, s, ustione ^sual, a. ordinario, solito, ly, ad. comunemente. ness, s. il frequente itso di che

AA'age

war, guerra

a.

muvvet

gascia. AValkers, *. guar' diani di foresta AValkng, s. spasseggiala

A'alking-stifF, s. bastone

Wage,
Usufruct,
*. usufrutto Usufructuarj-. s tisufruftuario

at law, v. n. dar malie-

vTr'
AVages,

f "
s.

[.To

lay

a wager, /a

Usurious,

a. che contiene

usura

salario

AVall, s. un muro.-Partitionwall, parete AVall-creeper, sorta d'ucce/A>. s. Walllouse, s. sorta di cimice. AVall-tree, s. spalliera.

Waggery, or W^aggishness,
-ing,s

Usury,

s.

iMiira.

To

ento

V,-l^i\T,v. a. dimenarst,-.v.

AVall-wort, s. paritaria AVall, V. a. circondar con muro. AVall a town, murare una

lend

AA'alIet, s. valigia

I shall pay you with usury,

re la render con usura Utensil, s. ordigno Uterine, a. uterino
Utility, *. uiilit

upon

usury,

usureggiare.

Waggon, t. carretta s. carrettaio AVaif, a. che non ha padrone AVail, v. a. dtplorare Availing, s. lamento
AVaggoner,
AVain,. carro.AVain-dnver,

AA'allow, *. voltolarsi, ing, voltolamento, ish, *. in-

[citt

Utmost, Ex. I

a.

il pi,

rimoto,

s.

shall do farh ogni possibile

my

utmost,

Utter, a. totale Utter, f. a. proferire, esprimere, dire. Utter, (wares)

noce, tree, s. albero che produce le noci, Shell, s. scorza di noce AVanible, v. n. bollire, {as an arrow) vacillare AVan, a. pallido AV^and, s. verga
s.

AValnut,

AVainable, a. arabile
AVainscot, v. a. coprir le delle stanze di tavole AVair, s. pezxo di Ugnarne lungo due braccia largo
AVaist, *. cintura AVait, s. aguato AVait, V. a. attendere Wait on, s. servire,

AVander,

v. n.
*.

vagare, smar-

ing,
Want, Want,
s.
.

vagamento,

ing,

Utterance,
lare
,

s.

maniere

vendita

Utterly, a. interamente Uttermost, a. il pi estremo

AVanness,

palidezza mancanza, talpa

s.

Vulgar,

a. volgare,
s.

AVhat

s. il

ity,

hassezxa,

ly,

volgo, ad.

doyou..._

AV anting,
acco;

a. bisognevole

volgarmente Vulnerable, a. vulnerabile

pugnare.

To

wait

on

AVanton, a. scherzevole, lascivo, impudico,!, puttana,

Vulture, . avvoltoio Uvula, *. ugola Uxorious, a. che ama troppo la propria moglie, ness, s. amore soverchio per la propria

friend, visitare un amico AVaiter, s. servo AVaiting, . aspettamentn. To be in waiting, osser

V. n. bagordare, scherzevolmente,

ly, ad. lasciva-

guardia

woman,

lady's

waiti
d'

mente, ness, I. scherzo, impudicizia AVapentake, *. cantone

damigella

War,
of

s.

guerra. To make

Mai

w
VyABBLE, V
*'
a.

Waits, AVaive. i. lasciai AVake, s. festa,of a ship, solco AVake, v. a. svegliare, v. .

da

volteggiare

Wad,

s.

cuscinetto,

\Vad-hook,

of pease, un fascio di piselli s cavastoppa Wad, v. a. guarnire una car-

Wadable, a. guadoso Waddle, v. n. dimenarsi AVade, t*. a. guadare un fiume

vV'afer, s. cialda, ostia

destarsi, svegliare AVakefuI, a. svegliato, ^ess, s. vigilariza AVakes, s. certe feste rustiche AVale, s. pezzi di legno attaccati alla banda d'un vascello che servono di gradini a que' che montano

gli

uccelli)

gorghegd'uceelli.

AVarbling,
trillo

AVard,

una

delle parli nelle

quali si divide pillo : carcere,

Wafer-iron, s. ferro di cialde M'aft, s. segnale, V. a. convogliare

Wafier,

fregala di convoglio
s.

Wale-knot, nodo rotondo AValk, s. viale, passeggiata. To take a wait, fare una passeggiata AValk, v. n. spasseggiare. Let us walk thither, andiamo l. AValk in, entrare.- AValk

parte
lock, toppa.

AVatch
n.

of a forest, d'una foresta, of a la giiariia d'una

Londra

;>-

and
la

ward,

aguato AVard, v.

A\'ard

far
i

guardia.

off
.

blov

Wag,

s.

un trastuUatore
cutretloa

Warden,
AValker,
s.

guardiana,
il

of
d'un

Wagtail,

camminatore.

college,

rettore

WAS
Warder,

WAT
lavatoio. Wash-pot, s. ha' Wash-ball, ciao da lavare. palla di sapone. \Vashtub, X. tino da lavar

Wardmote,

. guardiasorta di giut. dicatura Inglese

To paint in water-colonis
rt'ater-gold,
.

oro macinato

Wardrobe, *. guardaroba Ware, s. mercanzia "Ea-rihvascellame. enware, s. porcellana. Chin.iware, Small wares, s. merceria. Haberdasher of small wares,

iVater-bome,

a.

galleggiante

AV'asli, V. a.

lavare

Washerwoman,
Waslng,
Waspish,
s.

a.

lavandaia lavamento
*.

Water-gage, . 'strumento da misurare la profondit delle

Washy, a. debole Wasp, s. vefipa

Water,

v.

a.

Warehous;,

*.

magazzino,

^ly, a. fastidioso, ness, ad. fanta-fticamente,

Water ahorse,
cavallo

adacquare. abbeverare un

Watered,

a. (as stuffs)
.

ondato

fantasticaggine
s.
,.

Waterfall,

cataratta

Warfare, s. vita militare Warily, ad. sagacemente Wariness, x. prudenza,

Warlike,

Wasiel, bowl,
eco-

pasto. Wassel- Watering, . adacquamento una gran tazza. Watering-place, . abbeveratoio

a.

Wassellers, s. tavolata di A\'atering-pot, . annaffiatoio gente che bevono e si divertono AVateriih, or Watery, a. ac

Wtam,
caldo.

a. bellicoso a. caldo, thzoso,

ar-

Waste,
paper,

a.
s.

inutile.

Waste

9oo. Watery

eyes',

occhi

dente.-To be warm, aver

To

carta straccia.

make

warm,

To
Was

Waste ground,

terra inculta.

A\'a'ule!''.J/o"^'"'* Wattle, t>. a. ingratticolare

.

lay a country waste, Wattle-wall, rovinare un paese

muro

fatto di

^^'aste, s. preda,

rovina, v.
^itor

deggiare,

v. a.

fare a onda,
cedere.

Warm again,

v. a.

riscaldare

Warming-pan, s. scaldaletto Warmly, ad. caldamente "Warrancs, or Warmth, s. cat

dezza

prodigo, Wasteful, u. ad. prodigahnente, uess,

voltare,

omettere,

Wave
Waver,

a business, scansate
v.

n. fluttuare,

ing.
gnau-

"Wasting,
v. a.

s.
s.

guastamento
guardia, vegghia. Wavy, a. ondato the watch, /ur "Wawl Jscream), v. n.

Warn,

avvertire

AV'atch,

To be upon
Warning,
s. avvertimento. give one warning, ai '^ vertire qualcheduno take_ warning, pigliar

To

Watchlght,
Watch,
case,
s.
s.

la g^itard!. AVatchraan, s. un uomo che fa la guardia.

s.

"Wax,
.
.

fanale

un oriuoio. Alarm watch, s. sveglia. Watch-

Wa^,'"
-Warp a
ship, v. a.
vascello,

cassa

d'oriuolo,
s.

Watchmaker,
Watch,
v. n.

un

oro-

ing,
-(f

rimurchiare
s.

un

piegamento.

vf^Kare. Watch

"Weaver's

warping
-,

loom,

. cera. Sealing-wai, AV'ax candle, ceralacca. candela di cera. taper, . cero, torcia. Waxmaker, . colui cheja la cera. Wax-chandler, . oeraiuolo AVax, V. a. incerare, divenire Way, . strada, parte, banda, mezzo, espediente, maniera.

Was

Warrant,

autorit.

place at court), of attorney, t.

AV'atchful.
s.

a.

vigilante,

ly,

procura

vgi.*r,ia
*.

Warrant,
"Warranty,

v.

Water,

acfiia,

urina.

promettere,
s.

inalleveria

Warren,'

igliera-Wa.r-

-keeper, i. guardiano di

Spring water, i. acqua di fonte. Ho\j water, . acqua santa. To go by water, andar per acqua. Waterman, s. barcaruuh. Water

High way maestra. Deep way, strada rotta. Covered way, strada coperta. To go the same way, pigliare la medesima strada. Every way, da ogni banda. I will show you the way, vi mosti ero modo. To
,./raJfa
. .
il

be out of the way, ingannarsi. Cxoss-'way, . capo-

fowl,

s.

uccello acquatico.
s.

Way through, passaggio. Way in, . iulrata.

croce.
.

Warrior,

*.

guerriero

Water -dog,

Warring, s. il guerreggiare Wart, s. porro. Wart-wort,

Warty, a. pieno di porri

parco

acjiia. Water- wagtail, s. cntrettola. Water-lrough, *.

bracco

da

Way out, .
Waythom, .
Way-goer,
SVay,
V.
.

uscita spezie di ginestra

abbeveratoio.
s.

a. prudente, ^V'as, pret. of I

Wary,

am. I was there, vi ero, vi fui, vi sono

Water-pot, s. vaso da acqua. Water-mill, mulino a acqua. Waterworks. . giuochi d'acqua. Water-spring, . fontana. Waterfall, . cascata. Waterspout, . getto d'acqua

mendico

a.

incamminare un

cavallo

Wayfaring-trce, . viburno Waylay one, v. a. tendere

insidie

ad uno

Wayward,

Wayward

Water-ci;'<.urs,

.'.

atiucrello.

ness,

fantastico. a. sisters, le streghtt

fantatticaggins

WEA
We,
pron.
(plur. of I;

WEL
a,

WET
ogUtre.

We love, noi amiamo

Weak, a.
Weaken,
\V'eakIy,

debole, v. a. debilitare,

noi. Weaver,, tessitore AVeaving, s. tessitura "Web, . Wa. Cobweb, semplice

ing,

aceoglU

iiess, .

piacevolezza

ing,
ad.

Welfare,
M'eik,
.

or Weakning, debilitamento Weakling, s. un deboletto

a.

impotente.

of lead, rag7iatelo. un foglio di piombo, (in tlie eye) maglia Wed, V. a. sposai

Web

Wed

debolmente

Weakness, s. debolezza A\'eak side, s. il debole M'eal, s. bene Ai'eald, s. le foreste, Wealdii of Kent, boschi della provincia di Kent
M'ealth,
blica
*.

Well, sposalizio. Wedding, . "" Wedding -garment,

M^e'dge,"
s.

Welkin, il cielo, il firmamento Well, . j)0220. Well-water, . acqua di pozzo ad. bene, molto. 1 am
'

. prosperit petoncolo or Welking, .

Well
Wedgewise,
conio, , a. in

'beloved,

motto

beni,

ricchezze.
s.

Commonwealth,

repub-

Wednesday,
W'ei

mercoled

or Well-nigh, appresso a poco, Weil-bom, a. ben Well-favoured, a. nato. bello, vago. Well affected, a. ben a^eo. Well-man-

nered, wibher,

a.
.

cortese.

am/ro.

AV^ell Well-

-To
from
pl(

seir

iiualche piacere yV'eanling, . creaturina d'et

Weed%\ a.

sarchiare

Weeder, . sarchiatore
A\'eeding-hook, . sarchio Week, . (seven days)

da essere spoppata

Weapon,
Wear,

s.

arma
s,

[simpatico

%Veapon-salve,

Weaponless,

a.

unguento disarmato

mano.

So

much
la

a week,

intetizionato. Well-meaning, intenzione. buona Well-tasted, a. che ha buon gusto. Well-lraded, mercantile. Well-doing,
.

vole. '^VeW-memt,

bottomed, a. ben fondato. Well-disposed, a. caritatea. ben

a.

. ogni sorta d'arnesi che si portan per vestimenti ; ordigno che serve a pigliar pesci ne' fiutili Wear, v, a. portare. ^Wecir a sword, portar la spada

Welt,
nassa, voragine "Ween, t'. n. pensare, credere Weening, . pensiero Weep, V. n. piangere, er, . piangitore
.

. buone azioni Well-a-day, interj. cappita orlo, - of a . shoe,

Weel,

orlare A\'eUer,

v.

n. voltolarci

\A'earable, a. portabile M;earer, *. portatore

Weeping,
ly,

piangimento,

Wem,. Wen, .
IVench,

macchia, pancia lupa, in the throat,

Wearing

apparel, abiti,

ves- Weerish,
^\''eevil,

ad. con pianto a. insipido, scipito

una ragazza, ba-

Wearisome,

a. noioso, ness, Weft, . un tessuto.-ot hair, una treccia di capelli s. ambasAa Went, prel. Weary, . a. fiaccare To Weigh, TI. a. pesare, esami'ept, pret. o/Weep nare, grow weary, v. n. stufarsi. ponderare. Weigh Wept for, a. pianto down, pesar piit To weary one with discourses, tediare alcuno con \\'eigh, V. n. esser petante, Were,/, (jf Was, in the verb ing, . i7 discorsi To be. We were, noi eramo. er, . pesatore, WeasanJ, s. strozza pesare Weasel, s, donnola Weight, . peso, momento.

gorgoglione

taneggiare,

Weather,

tempo. Fine s. weather, *. bel tempo. Rainy weather, tempo pio-

To sell things by weight, vender a peso. To make good weight, far buon peso. Pair of weights, . una

dentali,

West

Indies, le Indie

Weatherglass,. barometro Weathercock, *. girandola AVeatherwise, a. che sa prevedere il tempo che far Weathergage, a. vantaggio del

AVest wind, venta dentali. occidentale Westerly, or \^'estern, a. occidentale. Western .world.

a.

occidentale.

Occi-

Westward,
.

or Westerly, ad.

bagnato, unido. Wet . balia. M'et sweet-

Weather a hawk,

si

Wet
piovoso

^TV

WHI
MTiereas, ireas, ad.
,

WHO
Whinny,
\\Tiip,
v. n. nitrire

^\'^hereat,

surprised, del che egli rest molto sorpreso ad. per il quale AVherever, ad. ovunque Wherefore, ad. per che causa, Wetting, s. bagnamento percit [dove Whale. balena UTierein, o in che, nel quale, Whalebone, s- osso di balena 11 iicieiuLu, ad net quale Wharf, s. molo Whereof, ad. del quale Wharfage, s. diritto che si pa^ \\'heresover, ad. (see Wherper sbarcare robe sopra ever) Wharfinger, t. padrone d'un A\Tiereto, or '^A'hereunto, ad. al che [jnentre A^'hat, pr. che, quale AVhereupon, che qualunque, ad. AVhatever, pr. in questo Whatever he Wherewith, ad. con che che, quel che. Wherewithal, ad. di che be, sia chi si vogliu
di
distrato.

Wether-sheep, s. n castra\Vether-mutton, carne to.

Whereat

perch, stante in luogo che ad. al che, col che.

\\^linyard, a. spada s. frusto, sovraggiunto

staff, .
s. pialla. \V\\mmanovella

he was

much Whipsaw,
Whip,

lelwether.

V.

Whereby,

puntare.

A\'hip

a.

frustare,

tra.

a top,

WTiipping, s. frustatura Whipster, s. frustature, furbo Whirl, . turbine, piombo ver

ticello

Whirlpool, . voragine WTiirlwind, . turbine Whirl, V. a. Sr n. girare con

Whirligig,

Whisk,

. un zurlo . spazzola, spazzolare. MTiisk

v.

a.

away,

Whatsoever, CseAvhatever;

\\'herret,

s.

uno schiaffo,

i'.

a.

WTiilkeT.' 'i^^stacchio
\^^lisking, a.

Wheal, s. ciccio,te Wheat, s. g)ano Wheaten, . di "Wheaten flour,

farina W^heedle,
er, s.

grano.
s.

s.

schiaffeggiare Wherry, s. barchetta A^Tien-yman, i. harcaruolo

grande
bisbiislio.

Whisper,
r,

v.

n.
1

bisbigliare bigliare
.

pian

piani.

Jor i

AVhet,

V. a. affilare

bisbiglo.W&t, int.
i

t'. a. lusingare, lusingatore, ing,

blandimento, allettamento

Wheel,

*.

wheel, s. pozzo. Spinning - wheel, Jilatoia. WTieel-work, . ruote AVheehvright, s. facitor di

ro<a. ruota di

Water-

A\Tietstone, s. cote Whether, pro. quale, conj. se

MTiist,

di giuoco di

Whetter, s. affilalore Whetting, s. l'affilare

Which,
best ?

pro. che, il juale, la quale, quale. WTiich is the

quale

il

Which way
modo?

migliore ? come, in che

. fischio, la canna della gola, v. n. zufolare, er, . quello che fischia, ing, , fischio Whit, s. un tantino.

Whistle,

-He

does not see a whit, non vedt

Wheelbarrow,

s.

carriuola

Wheel
pit,

To

about,

wheel
V. a.
s.

n. voltarsi. salt out of a tirar su del sate

v.

WTiite, a. bianco, V. a. imWhichsoever, pro. qualunque Whiff, s. fiato, of tobacco, un hlancare, . color bianco.
soffio di

tabacco
V.

He was clad in white,

vestito di

era

Whiffle,
Whiffler,

a.

truffare, v. n.

bianco
(paint)

White,

bdkti

Wheelage,

tassa che pagano

s. Jin piffiiro

MTiiffler, or 'WTiiffling fellow,

Wheeze, v. n. portare come fa una persona che infreddata \Vhelk, . bitorzolo, pustula
\nielp, *.

tempo MTiitewort, . marticale Whither, ad. dove men- MTiiting, . rimbiancare,tre, tanto che t'oT walls, bianco, a lish \\-h\^%\. figliare, -ish, a. MTiile off, r. a. procrastinare merluzzo A\Tiilst, conj. mentre che Whitish, a. biancastro AVhen, ad. quando, ad. allora AVhim, or Whimsy, s. ca- Whitishness, . bianchezza
cagnuolino.

un

AVhiffling, a. di niun valore A\Miig, s. repubblicano M'hile, s. tempo, volta.

White-liveret!, n. stupido AVTiitely, a. pallido, macilente \ATiiteness. . bianchezza

-A

Whitewash,
intonicare

liscio,

v.

while after, qualche

Viper's

Lion's

whelp, *. whelp,

lioncino >. una

While, or

AVTiilct, conJ.

Whitlow,

panericcio

Whence, or From whence, ad. UTiim-wham, s. bagatella donde. VVTience come jou ? A\'hiramish, a. bisbetico

AVhimper,

tv n.

lamentarn,

Whifster, . imbiancatore NVhitsun-hoIidays, le feste

della Pentecoste

Whenever,

or

AVliensoeTer,
AV'hin
cai. a.
i

Whitsunday,
-ly,
WTiitsuntide,

Pentecoste
.

Where,

pr. quando, ogni volta che ad. dove

Pasqua

ro.

Whereabout, or Whereabouts, UTiiu

luogo. *now whereabouts you are, so quel che volete dire

ad. dove, in

che

(a shrub), s. pugnitopo ^, .. n. gagnola

s.

Whittle,

un

coltelli

tagght,2Z^..

Whining, Whining,

dolore

Whit, v.n. far,

a. querulo

Who, pro.

chi

WIN
Wlioever, pro. chiunque
Wilily, ad. astutamente

WIS
IVine,
.

lino Small wiue,

Whole,
tutto,

ness,

a. iuilo, intero,
s.

s,

il

Wni,
AVill,

s.

integrit
s.

Goodwill,
V.

volont, testamento. s. benevolenza.

.ne//o. Fiat wine,

I

seventato.

Wholesalo-man,
air ingroso
.Wholes,ile,

che vende

Goodwill of a house, pratica

n.

volere,

pregare.

Raspberry wine. Win

i.

vina

. vendita all' inWilling, a. pronto a fare. f^rosso ^Vholeso!^e, -a. sano, salubre, /ai7o. God willing, se piace ness, s. sanit a Dio, ly. ad. volentieri, Wnolly, ad. interamente Wliom, che: ex. The man whom I love, l'uomo che amo Willow, or AV'ilow-tree, . salce. A^Tiomsoever, pron. chiunque Spiked willow, . dj^\'hoop, s. (bird) pupa, 6rno. Willow-plot, . salv. n.

bicehie

3.W,

bibber,

teviwre.
.

-Win
\>

uie

merchant,

di vino.- AV'ine-cooper, . bot. taio che traffica in vino

mercante

Wing,
V,

ala.

n.

volare.
il

army,

To take wing, A\'ing of ai corno d'un esercita

Wing,

V. a.

muover P

ali

Whorels."'
iujie^'f;iure,

taneggio,

dom, monger,

S.

s.

putputI

Wimple, . soggolo, banderuola Winker, . quello che fa e cogli occhi a. di puttana Win, v. a. giiadagnare. To ^Vhose, pro. di cui, di chi win the prize, riportare il 'Winking, . cenno "^ ..r:_,.:_ .. ..._._ Whosoever, pro. chiunque premio MTiy, ad. perch Wince, or Winch, j'. Winning, . il guadagnare. Wick of a candle, s. lucignolo, trare, tirar de' calci Winning. . guadagno stoppino Winching, or Win
Whorish,
\
i i

Wicked,

a.

catti

malamente,

<,

ly, ad.

Winnow,
Wind,
vento. The wind blows, il vento tira. To sail against the wind, navigare

|
'

v.

a.
.

Winnow com,
grano, er,

spagliare. ventilare

ventilatore,

il

Vi'iAet, s' portello

contra

il

vento
. .

A\-innowing sieve, '.' vaglio

ca,ina
della

"Widdleivaddlc,

v. n.

nar barcollando Wide, a. largo, ampio, grande, gola ad. in tutto. Far and Windfall,

cammi- Windmill, Windpipe,

mulino a vento
la

nter, . inverno. -Winter eason, . rerna^a.-AVinterght, . una notte d'inverno.

wide, da ogni banda,

ly.

. accidente prospero, frutti che il vento lia

Winter weather,
d'inverno.

, anemone A\'ind-bound, a. trattenuto

Windflower,

vernare, mento,

AVinter, ing,

. t

tempo

ly, a.

. svernainvernate

dal

AVipe,

bottone

AVidow,

rrffrvfTjifc rr. . re-

Wind-egg, . oro vuoto Windgall, . tumore acqueo che

viene alle gambe de' cavalli Wind, V. a. girare, aggomitalare attorcigliarsi. To wind up a watch, tirar su un oriuolo

Width, . larghezza Wield, v.a. maniare, trattare

AVieldy, a. attivo

Wipe, f. a. asciugare. AVlpe your hands, asciugatevi le mani. AVipe one's nose,

soffiarsi

il

;iao. AVipe out,

Wife,
AVig,

moglie
ciambella, parrucca

AVire, . filo fatto d'alcun metallo. Copjper wire, fit di

Wight, . un uomo, o una AVinder, , aggomitolatore rame. AVire strings, corde donna Windiness, . ventosit d'ottone Wild, a, salvatico, deserto AVinding, . AViredraw.i'. a filare un inegiramento. Wildfire, . fuoco salvatico AVindings and turnings, serallo,er,s. colui che fa filo Wild conceits, . pi. stravapeggiamenti Windings of

Wlds, . ;)/. deserti Wilderness, . deserto Wilding, . corif2;o/f.Wilding-tree,

corbezzola. \Vildings, s.fruHi salvatici
.

a river, i giri d'un fiume. AVinding-sheet, . sudario

A^'isdom,

sapienza

AVinding
occiola.

Winding

stairs, scala

chi-

modo, maniera.
wise, in questo

In

this

riv

modo

fiume che serpeggia

AVindlass, . spezie d'argc AVindles, . naspo
s. finestra. Glass Windows, vetrata. Paper AVish, . desiderio. To have windows, impannata one's wish, avere quel che si Windward-tide, . marea condesidera AVih, ti. a. bramare, congraA\'indy, a. ventoso tulare. I wish you a happy

AVildlv, ad. stravagantemente \Vildness, ferocia AVile, s. furberia, asttizia AVilfuI, a. caparbio, preinedi-

Window,

AVisely, ad. 'saviamente AViser, . piti savio AVisest, a. il fiiii savio

WOO
voyage, ri auguro
tin felice

WOR
s.

Wold,*, una campagna aprica Wood-land, . paese boscoso \\'ood-monger, . mercante di e montagnosa senza alberi
lupa.

Well- wisher,

t.

un buon amico Wolf,

\Vistet, * canestro

Young
.

/upo.

She-wo!f,

legna

Wisp,
zio,

*.

ttrqfinaccio

cino. Sea-wolf,

wolf, s. lupis. lupo ma-

Wood-men,
A\'ood-ward,

pi.

guardiani

de' boschi del

.

R
ufficiale di fo-

Wistly, ad Jittamente Wit, *. ingegno, genio, giudilenno,

acutezza.

To

Wolf,

ulcera che viene nelle

gambe
Wolf's teeth,
.

M'ooden,a. di legno.
topraddent di
'

M'oody,

alcuno.

-To

wit, ad. cio

cavallo

boscoso, pien di boschi er, . amatore

strega At'itchcraft, s, stregoruccio With, con}, con, col, colla.

.

Wilch,

Wolfs

milk, s titimaglio

A'.'oof, .

trama
lana

^Volf-b.^ne, . aconito ^\'olfish, a. goloso, vorace

"7ool,
.

Wool-driver,

With me, meco Withal, prep, con, da, mche, a

Withdraw,
i

per,

man,
vecchia.

che compra la lana in campagna e la rirende nel mer-

Lady's
.

wo
uhi

Woolstaple, . luogo dove suole vendersi la tana. Wool biade, . (plant) tasso
cato.

dama, of the town, donna di partito

Witlier,
ing,
s.

bariiasso

Withers,

V. n. appascarti, aridezza s. garrese

Womanlike,
donna

a.

donnesco
.

Wool-gathering, a. Ex. Your wits are a wool-gathering,

d'uni

AV'oraanhood,

slato

voi avete dato le cervella

rimpedulare

Womanish,

AVithhold,

V. a. Tileneie,

a. femminile AVoinanise, r. n. prender

ma

niere o costumi donneschi

Within,

giorni.
f

From within denaro. Is he within casa To keep within

pr. in, fra, dentro.
-"-

Womankind,

t7

femmine

Within a few days, /ra pochi Womanly,

?

a. muliebre

AVoollen, a. di lana, . pannina. WooUen-cIoth, . r'anno Woolly, a lanoso M'oolpack, . fascio di lana Word, parola, termine. In a word, in una parola. To

AN'onder,

maraviglia
.

keep one's word, mantener la parola. Word, v. a scri-

Wonder-working,

-stupende

Without, ad. fuori, ftiora.

Wonder, t;. n. maravigliarsi.I wonder at it, me ne maro without, egli fiora. Without, prep, fuor, fuori, Wonderful, a. ammirabile, ienaa. Without the town. ly, ad. maravigliosamente, fuori della cUt r.ess. . qualit maravigliosa
doors, restare in casa
is

vere, esprimere. He had not a word to say for himself, non seppe che dire in sua

He

difesa

Work,

travaglio,

lavoro.

An

ingenious ]>iece of work,

Withsay, i'. a. negare Withstand, v. a. resistere,

er, *. quello che resiste,
t. resistenza

ing,

Wondering, , ammirazione Wonder-struck, a. istupidito Wondrous, a maraviglioso,

ly, ad. maravigliosamente Won't, Ex. I won't, non vogli(

Work,
trui

un' opera ingegnosa i;. n. ir a. lavorare, operare, effittuare. To work a

man'i^uin, macchinare
bollire,

Withy,

lineo Witless, a. balordo

.

rovina (as liquors). fermentare. Work

l'al-

Witness,

s.

testimonio.
s.

Eye-

out, sfinire

To

Ear-witness,
che
testifica

testimonio

dire. To call to witness, V. a. chiamare in testimonio Witness, V. a. testificare, ing, s. testimonianza Witticism, *. concetto spiritoso

per aver sentito

After my wont, secondo il the humours, mio co.viuxie. Wont, or lo he wont, v. n. solere. Wortt, Worker, . lavoratore Working, . lavoro, lavorio V. a. (frequent)/rf9uCTi<are Workman,, operaio Woo, V. a. amoreggiare
Wood.
bosco, selva, legno

work upon mover gli

Workmanship,
Workmanlike,
M'or day.
,

lavoro

Woodbine, . madreselva Wood-cleaver, . taglia legna

Woodpecker, . pecchia Woodcock, . beccaccia Woodculver, . colombaccio

a. benfatto,

ben
I

giorno

di

Wittily, ad. ingegnosamente AV'orld, . il monilo.~To come Wittingly, lid. a posta into the world, nascere. Witty, a. spiritoso, ingegnoso Wood- louse, . cento gambe The New World, le /miie Witwal, t. (bird) picchio Wood-fretter, . gorgoglio Occidentali. He has seen Wizard, . indovino, ly, A Vood -sorrel, . acetosa salvathe world, egli ha pr.iticalo mago, stregone il mondo. To knoir the Wo, or Woe, s. guaio, Wocd .pease, . cece world, s-iper vivere. -A interj. gnat is to mr Wood-house, . luogo dove si world una grin of people, sventurato me teiigon le legne calca di gente. WH&t say^ AV oad, 6. guado Wood-pile, . castola di legno the world* of me ? che dice ^Voful, o. tristo, dolente, I; Wood-y?,r(l, . cortile dove s gente di me t /id, miseramente tengono le legna

Wo

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Worlliness,
\VorldIiiig,
*.

YES
man
'

vanit

To be
torto,

ad.

in the wrong, aver

male, a

torto.

*. 11

mondano
I

W'orldlv, a. mondano V>'orm,' s. renne. Silkworm, Glow-worm, s. baco da setti. s. /uccio/a. Hand-worm, s

Right or wrong, a. diritto, o a torto, ~v. a. far torto

'

\\'rongful, a. ingiusto, -ly, ad. ingiustamente AA'rongnig, . ingiustizia

for
of a

s tarlo.

AVroth,

a gun,

Wn
Worm,

00 fatti
!.

Wreck, s. quella ascello che rimaite uffaj;io

Wrought,

a. irritato a. lavorato

lui.

Wrung, a. attorcigliato Wry, a. bistorto. To make wry faces, fare il grugno.

a.

Wrench,
Wrest,
v'.

AVrv-mouthed,
a.

che lore*

torcere,

AVrest a gliare, spiccare. passage, stravolgere il senso

attorci-

la bocca \Vryly, ad. tortamente

Wom, a. portato
"Worry,

Wrestle,

Worse,

v. a- sbranare a. piii cattivo,

cr, s. v. n. lottare, lottatore, ing, s. lotta.

Worse and
peggio Worshij),
.

peggiore worse, di male in

il

adorazione,

culto

YACHT, . una saetta Yard, . misura Inglese, cortile, of a ship, antenna Wretch, s. un meschino Wretched, a. sventurato, mi- Vare, a. ardente, snello
practise wrestling, esercitarsi
alla lotta

To

rfn/no. Your worship, vossigi^ria,

V. a. adorare. A\'t*ship one, v. n. prostrarsi

meschinamente,

^ness,

Worshipful,
\\'rs! ipper. AV'ors;
i

a. rispettabile,

meschinit, cattiva azione scontorcersi Wrigfjle, V. a. come un Sirpente Wriggle

Yarrish, a. ringhioso

Yarrow,
Y'awl,
li.

millefoglie

n. sgridare,
.

ing,
.

[grido

Yawn,
adoratore
ing,
.

sbadigliamento,

serpeggiamento
.

Wright,
y^gk

artigiano.
4.

~Cs.n-

che sbadiglia,

ing,
voi

shadi[glio

Ye^or You,pr.
MTieelwright,
facitor di

a.

svantaggiare

Yen^v.n. figliare

Wr

\ear,

antio.

birra novella s. che vale, prez

Every other aniio nuovo. year, di due in due anni. Years, . (age) annj,e/. To grow in years, invecchiare Yearling, . che non ha che un
Wrist,
.

New

year,,

mano
delle

maniche
.

Writ,
AVorthy,
thy,
,

la giunluia AVristband, orlo d'utva camicia citazione. To issue

della

anno
Y'early,
a.

annuale,

[annualmente ly, adii a piet.

out a
AVrite,

M-rit,
V. a.

sia

AVrite out, copiare \Vriter, . scrittore, autore

dare ordine scrivere, comporre.

Writhe,

V.
.

glia re, strappare

Writhing,
AVritings,
rire, offendere, far io ^V'oundless, a. invulnet

torcimento scrittura. \\
.

tings, gli scritti

Writing-master,
Writing-desk,
.

maestri
s

Wrangle,

v.

n.

con,

desco di

Yelling, rilulo Yellow, a. giallo To grow yellow, divenir giallo. YeU low, . giallo. To die yellow, V. a. tingere in giallo Yellows, . (jaundice) itterizia Yellowness. . eiallezza Yelp, V.

Wrap,

V. a.

pure, i: vvrapj>er, i

AV'rong, a. falso, indiretto. To take wrong nieasu The dere mezzi indiretti. wrong side outward, alla

Yeoman

ontadino of the guard, gua

Vi'rong, s

torlo, iogiustigia.-

Yerk, v. n. calcitrare Yes, ad. si Vest, fermento ii cervogie Yesterday, ad. Uri

YOK
Fet, as yet, ad. ancora. He
is

ZOO
soggiigare, impadronirti. To marry, to join with another, unire con un altro Yoke-fellow, or Yoke-mate, 3. compagno nelle fatiche Yolk of an egg, *. tuorlo Yon, or Yonder, ad. l Yore, or of Yore, ad. gi, an[vi amo ticamente You, pron. voi. I love you, io Young, a. giovane, vigoroso Young ones, s.fgliuolini. To bring forth young, figliare Younger, a. piii giovane. Younger brother, il fratel minore. Younger hand, (at play) ruUimo nel giuoco Youngest, a. il pi giovane Youngish, a. alquanto giovane Your, pron. vostro, vostri. Your father, vostro padre. Yourself, pron. voi stesso. Yourselves, voi siesA.

not gone as yet, egli non ancora partito. Yet, but yet,
pei, nientedimeno Vew-tree, . tasso, nassa i'ield, V. a. cedere, dar luogo, concedere, produrre, rendere,

Zeaf,

j. zelo, affetto

To

Zealous, a. zelatile, ly, ad. zelantemente Zebra, s. zebra, Fasiio Indiano Zechin, t. zecchino

yield to a thing, chncedere una cosa. To yield the victory, ceder la vittoria. That tree yields very good fruit, iiueste albeio produce buoni frutti. To yield up the ghost, render lo spirito. To yield to the times, cedere

Zed, s. la lettera zela ZedoasY, *. (root) zedoaria

Zenith," *. zenito

Zephyr,
Zero,
Zest,
s.

s. zeffiro

*.

(cipher) zero, niente un po' di scor;:a di

al tempo, temporeggiare. will not yield to these terms.

adui
Zigzag, *. zigzag, tortuositr serpeggiamento
Zocle, s. zoccolo, orlo, dado Zodiac, *. zodiaco Zone, s. zona, fascia

Yielding, a. facile.

-\y,'
little

libera

-He

ii

too yielding, un poco troppo facile ; un poco troppo condescendente ; egli si lascia andare troppo facilYoke, s. giogo, servit [mente Yoke of oxen, *. coppia di buoi. put the oxen to the yoke, mettere i buoi al giogo. bring under the yoke, soggiogare. To be luider the yoke, esser solio 'I giogo. The yoke of matrimony, i7

Youth,

s. gioi'atiezza, un gioFrom ii)> youth, vanotto. dalla mia giovanezza, dalla

Zones, (in astronomy)

s.

zone.

There
torrid,

are five zones, one two temperate, and

mia giovent
Youthfiil, a. giovanile, jeAersevole,
gioct>so,

To To

In my youthful giovent. days, nella mia giovent

ness,

s.

Z07ie, una torrida, due temperate, e due frigide Zoographer, s. zoografo, phy, s. zoograjia Zoology, s. zoologia Zoophyte, s. zofito Zootomist, s. colui che fit Panatomia degli animali

Yoke-elm, sorta d'arbore Yoke, V. a. accoppiare al giogo.

Zootomy,

s.

l'anatomia degli