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, ,,,,
$
K?

^ A ABL

^, ?^
pressed in Greek, as
commander ; but when a certain

,
object is intended,

Aback, adv. ,,
, ,,-
,
or An, indefinite article, is not ex-
a

is used, as
a (certain) general
Aberration,
mind)

,,
Abet,

,
v. (aid,
m.
cooperate,)
f.
m.
,/. /., (esp. of

,,
Abacus,

,,,,-
Abalienate, v.

,
Abalienation,
m.

/.
(set

,
on, encourage,)
(concur with)
;

,,:-- ,
;

, ,/. ,/.
Abandon, V.

', Abetment,

,
mid.,
: abandon a claim or
, -
,,,,,--
Abetting,
Abettor,

, m. m.
m.

,,
uust abandon, m.

,,,,/.,
: one who abandons, Abhor, .
,
ji

,
m.
Abandoned,

Abandonment,

,/
,/.
: (wicked)

,,, -
Abhorred,
Abhorrence,
m.
. 7,\_
.

,, ,
f. f. Abhorrent,
Abide, .
Abase,

',
, -
v.

, ,
:, , ,-,
poet, : abide

, -
Abasement, with, (await)

,
;

Abash, v. be : abide in, dwell,

-
abashed before,
, ,
, , ;,/.
abide or by, be
in

, ,, -
abide an attack,
,. constant, :

Abate,
,- intrans.
also
Abject,
submit

, \_
to, endure,

,,, ,[--
part.,

,,/
Abatement,
Abbacy,
Abbess,
Abbey,
Abbot,
,/.
,/.
.
m.
[, m.
, ,
Abjectly, adv.
Abjectness,
Ability,

, ,/:
(only /
m.
,/. ,/.
,/. ,/.
mental
f.
ability) /.
according to
;

Abbreviate,
Abbreviation,

, ,/. /.
,-
Abbreviature,
.
,/.
,/.
,
Abjugate, ,
, ,/.
the ability of each,

,
Abdicate, .

, ,',,
Abdication,
Abdomen,
Abduce,

305
,
, aor.

.
2 ;

.
^:
Abjuration,
Abjure, V.
Ablactate,
Ablactation,
Ablation,
Ablative,
.
,/ ,/
/.

.
ablative case^
 ,, , , ,
, ABL
Able,

, : - , ,
, otos, otos re, Abomination,
ABS
. aya, ,

, ,, ,
, , , ,,
,
;

,
(pepeyyvos,
(clever)

, to be able,
^,
ya,
Aboriginal,
. .
. yo, . ,/.
,

, , iayv,

, ,/ , ,,
7 7?7 i/ ^ s
yyo
>

Able-bodied,

Ablegate,

, .

,,, , ,, , ,--
Ableness,
/.,/
Ablocate, ,
,
,/,
.
,
,- ,
Aborigines,
Abortion,

Abortive,
.

;
.
/.
.

,
Abluent, to render abortive,

,
:

, /
Ablution, be abortive,
:

^,/.
Ably, adv.

,/.,
Abnegate,

,/. ,/
,
,
,,
V.

,
, , , (cleverly) Above, prep. 8f
adv.
(", poet,

, , ,,:- , , ,
Abnegation,

Abnegator,

,
Aboard, adv.

,/ , ,
:
,
,
,
,
, ,
, ,,.
go aboard, embark,

y,
,,
,
,
to put aboard,
--
-
[
.
to
, ,
Abound, .

-.

,
,
,
Abode,

,
,,,],,
, ,/. , [
,
n.

-
n. , n.

,
, ,
,,
n.
]
[
-
.
/.
n.
n.

/.
.
/.
n.
Abounding,
About, \,
(with numerals)
, , ',

,, , oyyv, . aopy,
,
Abode, V.

, ,,,,
Abodement,
m.
, , ,/
,, ,
p6yvs, /.
,/.
,
.
,
Abrade,
Abridge, .
Abridgment,

,,, - ,
Abolish, v.

, :, , ,,- Abroad, adv.

,
:

,
from abroad,

,, , , - abroad, adj.
Abolishable,

, - .
: to

,, , - , go or be abroad,

,
Abolisher,az/cupeTr?s,m.

,/ ,
,/
,
, ,
Abolition,

,/.
,,,
Abominable,

,
-- , ,
,, ,
,
/.

,
- -
.
/
Abrogate, .

,
,
,
,
,
, ,
, ,
oyo, ,
, -
-
yp
,,
,/.,
, ,/
, -
,
Abrogation,
,/.
ayp,
/ /-

,, ,/.
,
,- ,
, -- ,/. ,
ayapao
-.,
Abrupt,

, ,
Abominableness,

,
, , - ,,/
,
Abominate
,8
Abominably, adv.

306
,,.
.
Abruptly,

Abruptness,
Abscess, Tayy^,/
Abscind, V.

Abscission,
adv.

n.

1 /
%
 .,
,
,
, ,
(
,
Abscond,

, -
,
v.
ABS

(pevyai,
, ,
, ,,
,
,/. , f.
ACC
.
.
&
f.

,/. ,/, ,/.

Absence,

,
,,, ,
Absent,

- ,
,
, ,
,, ,
,,
, , ^, -
,
-
,
,
f.

:
f.

to be absent,
Abundant,
: to have abundance,

, ,
,,
'', ,
, ,
Absent, .
Absolve, .

Absolute,
, ,
- ,,,
,
,
,,,
,
, ,,
dant,
Abundantly, adv.
: to be abun-

,
, ,,/. , , ,
, , , ,
, -
,
, ;

Absolutely, adv.

, , , -
, ,
,/".

,
Absolution, Abuse, v. (to misuse)

,
Absonant,

- ,
, , ,
&*/

^,, -,
-
,
Absonate, . ;
(to revile)

,,
, ,
Absorb, V.

,/.
, ,
,/.
Absorption,
,
- ,,
, , , ,
^,
,
Abstain, V.

,
, -,*,, -- , , -
, ,,/.-
Abstemious,

-
,,, , , ,
Abstemiously, adv.
[, Abuse, (misuse) f.

,,/.
(cen-

, ,
f. f.
'/,/.
;

,,
Abstemiousness, sure) f. f.
,/. aooya,f.
,/.
Absterge, .

, ,
,,,
,
,
.
m.
.
.
.

,
Abstergent, Abuser, m. m.

,, ,,
Abstersion,

^,
Abstinence, ,/. ,/.
^,/.
, , ,
,,, ,,
Abusive,

, -
-
m. .
'-

,,/.,,,,\,,,,,
Abstinent,
Abstract, . - , aoyo,
Abstract, ,/, ,/.
Abstractedly, adv. Abusively, adv.

,,,,,,
,
Abut, .

,
Abstraction, f.

- -
Abutting, ', Ion.

,/, ,
f.

,-,-, ,-
Abstruse,
Abstrusely, adv.

,
Abstruseness,
\_f. ,/. ,,
Abyss,
Acacia,
. f.
of the

,
f. f. :

*
Absurd, oyo,
very ab-
acacia,
Academy, or -,
,
:
f.
\_,

,
surd, m. Acanthus, or bear's foot,
,/. f.

,
Absurdity,
Absurdly,

,
, ,
,
,
adv.
Acatalectic,
Acataieptic,
Accede,

,,
, ',
v.

,
9

,
,
Abundance,

, ,
, , ,/.
307
.
f.

f.
f.
f.
f.
f.
.
f.
f.
.
f.
f.
poyyvoa,
Accelerate,
vyaaa
Acceleration,
.
'^
f.
aayy-
9
 ,,
Accend,

,,,
,,/, ,/ ,/,/
,, ,, ,
v. ,
,/.
-
-
ACC

, ,
Accommodation,
ACC

,
Accompaniment,
[,/.
Accension,

,
Accent,

,
,/, ,/
,
Accentuate, .
Accentuation,

, , ,
,,
,,*
-
/
/
.
/ Accompany,

,
.
,

, ,
, ,
Accept, .

,
--
-
, ,
, , ,,-
,,
, ,,,
Acceptable,

,
,, Accompanying,
Accomplice,
c .
.
c ;

Acceptably, adv.

,./^/.,
, , ,
, ,,
, ,,
,
subst. ty adj.

,/.
,
Acceptance, with gen.

, , [,/.
,, ,
/. Accomplish, v.

, , ,
Acceptation,

,, ,, ,
/ /

,
/

, /
Access,

,, ,
/
/

, , ,, - / /

,- ,,;
,
Accessary,

,,
, , ,
Accessible,

,
, ,, ,, -
, ,
,,,,/ ,
, or
- to accomplish,

:
Att.

up the
)

, , , , ^:
(i. e. to fill

,/
full measure of destiny, woe, or
Accession, {addition) / misery, &c.) to
/ come accomplishment (of
to

,
(arriving oracles, prophecies, dreams, &c),

,., - , ,
f. f. f.
,/.
;

at) to ac-

,
Accessory, complish successfully,
,
,
Accidence, n.pl. to be accomplished or learned,

,/
Accident,

, -
.,
,,,, ,',,, ,,-
- f. f.
. .
,
,,
)>,
-
Accomplished,
(learned)
;

,,,
,,, [ ,,
Accidental,

- , ,
,
6
Accomplishment,
/
/
/
.
/

,
Accidentally, adv. /.

, ,,,-
, -
Accipient,
Accipient,
, ,,,,-
. .
,/
Accord, V.

,,/,
,
Accite, .

, , ,
,
-

, [, ,/
Acclamation,
-Cclivity,
acclivous,

- :
- ,
, , ,
-
,
.
/. .
. Accord, /
,/:/

,
Accoil, . of one's own accord, adj.

, ,
Accommodate,

,,, , , :
, ,
oneself to,

,
Accommodating,
,
, , ,-
.
: to accommodate
8f
mid.,

-
adv.

one's own
of one's

accord,
own

to
accord,
3

do of

^08
\
 ,
,,
,
,,, ,/
Accordance,

[ - /.
ACU
f.

-
,
,/. ,
,,-
Accuracy,

Accurate,
ACJ5
/. /

,
Accordant,

,
, ,
,
, ,
to be accurate,

,
:

.
,
, , ,
According prep,
to,
Accordingly, adv. Accurately, to

, ,
Accost,

,,, ,
,
-
,
,
.

,, ,
,-
make, do,
or express accurately,
Accurse, V.
investigate, understand

-
,
, ,
,/, ,,-
Accoucheur,
&
,
, ,,,
,-
,, ,, ,/ m. midwife,
-, -,
?, /
,
Accursed,

,
Accusable,
,

,, -
:

, -
Accusation, /.

,
Account,

:
, ,,,,,
,,,/,
,
.
,/ ,
up or give an account,

Account,
to call to account,

m.
: to reckon

.
/.
/.

,
;

accusation,
/. ;
/. /.
{blaming, charging,)

,/
(charge,

n.
,/.
n.

,/, ,/.
guilt imputed,)

n. :
n.
false

, ,,
:

,
m. on ac- a bringing and accusing before a

, , \, :

, ,, ,
count

,, ,
Accountable,

,
,],..\\/,.
of,

,
, ,,
,-
magistrate,
Accusative case,
Accusatory,
Accuse, .

,,,,,
,
, --
,,
, , , - , ,, ,
Accouple,

, ., -
V.

,
,
, ,
Accoutre,

,
,
,, ,
,/, ,
, ,
,, -
-
,, ,
/

,,, , ,
Accoutrement,
,/, ,
,
f. .
pi. . pi. to be accused,

,/. ,/
:

, ,
Accredit,

: -
%

,
Accretion, if

,,
,
,
^,,/,/
Accrue,

,,,
Accumbent,

, ,,-
Accumulate, .
,
,
,
, ,,
,
Accused,

,,,
Accuser,, accused person,

m.
.
(

,,
m.

,
:

-
false accuser, m.

-
, ,,-[, .
Accustom,
\_,
- ,,, , - ,
Accumulated,

,-
Accumulation, (heap)

heaping up)
,/,
Accumulative,
Accumulator,
n.

, .
/.
n. ;
n.
( ,
,% ,, ,
[
Accustomary,
Accustomed,

Ace, ,/.
: to be accustomed,

part.,
part.

309
 ,, ,
, ,
,
ACE ACT

,/.,
,
Acerb, a8et-
,. -
,
'

y
adjectival subst.; Itcm-

Acerbate,

, ,
Acerbity,, ,
v.

,/. f. /.

, ,,
,, -
,,,
Acquainted with or
,
Acquest,
skilful in,

,, ,/,[,
Acervate,

,,/:, ,,
A.cervation,

,,
Acescent,
.

Acetose, Acetous, ,,
Acquiesce,

,,,,,,,,
, -
Acquiescence,

,
,/,
, '-
Acquirable,
v.

[,
/

,
Acquire, .
Ache, . / :

, ,
headache,
Ache, .

, ,
,,, ,,
,
Achieve,
,
, , V.
to
/
have headache,

,, ,,,,,
Acquirement,
,.
Acquisition, (act of acquiring)
f. /
/
.,/ -
/ /.

,
/. :

,
(object acquired) n.
.

,
Achievement, n. n. /

,,, ,
;

.
, -
Acquisitive,

, ,
Achiever,
Acicular,

, , ,,
Acquit, .

,,--
,
Acid,

,/ ,/, ,
:

-to

,, ,
Acidity, /. /. be acquitted,

, ,,
Acidulate,
Acknowledge,
.
. ,/.
,/.,/.
/
,/. -
Acquitment, f.

,,,- ,/. Acquittal,

,, ,/.,/,/ ,/
,,,/
Acknowledgment, / -
, Acquittance,

, /
,, ,,
Acquitted,
,/. .

,
Acre,

,/.,
Acme, / . 9
: Acrid,

, ,-
to be at the acme,
Aconite,
Acorn,

acorns,
,/
,, , , ;
.
/
of the
:
c.
made
; n. pi.

acorn
of
Acrimonious,
Acrimony,

Acritude, Acrity,
/.

,
,/.
/ ,/,
/.

,
/.

,,,,,
:

,
kind, : like acorns, Across, prep, with gen.

, ,
, , : bearing acorns, adv.
,/.
,
Act, . .
Acoustics,
Acquaint,
,
, ,
,
v.

,
n. pi.

'
Act, .
. ,/.
(act
.
on the stage,)

,
:

: , ,,/,
,
'

,
people),

, ,
, ,
to be acquainted with (of
: to
Action,
. .
.
. /.

, ,, , , ,, -
. .
in,
Acquaintance, , ,/,
be acquainted with, experienced
,/
f. / .
:

/
.
action at law

: to bring an
/ f. / action, or
f. : acquaintance with,
skill in, f. an ac : or
quaintance, yyoxTrbsi i.cftonab!e,
310

1
, ,
,
,,,
Actionar
Active, ,
,
onary,

,, , ,,
ACT
m.
,,
,, ,
,,~ * ADH
~) to be

,
:

,
,
, ,
,,
,, ,-
, ipydris,
added,
: to add

poyp
(in speaking),
: to

, , ,- ,,/, ,,,,,,
add (in writing)

, , , yvo, Addecimate, V.
Added, part,
Addeem, .

,
Actively, adv.

,/,
,,/ ,
, , , - .
,,,,,,,/.
, , / .
Adder,

-
Activity,
,/, ,/. .

:
Addice, Adze,
Actor,

, ,, ,
,
?.
,
,
(stage-actor)

Actual,

,
.

,
,, ,
,/
.
,
',
,
,
- .
.
.
.
.
-
.
:
Addict, .

,
Addicted,
Additament,
to be addicted to,
\_5
-
,

,, ,
,/,
Actuality,
,
,/.
, , , ,/
Actually, adv.
,
,
,/, ,/.,, Addition, (an
.
adding)
/ ;
(what
n.
/
is added)
/.

,,
,/, ,/. -
-
n.

,,,-[- ,,,
Actualness,

, ,,
Actuary,
Actuate, .

, --, m.

,
Additional,

Addle egg,
Address,

-
. oayop,
or

Aculeate,
Acumen,
,/.
Acuminated,
,
,/ ,/. - \,
,,
,,
/.
,,,,
,,, ', -
,
- ,
Acute, (in every sense) {sharp,
yo;
;

clear, shrill)

,, , ;

,
(fine, subtle, refined, delicate)

,/
, ,/
, -
(piercing,

-
keen)
(clever, shrewd, intelligent, of quick
perception)
,
,
ya,;
Address,

apyopa, /. poyopa,
n ;
(act
.
/ addressing)
/
71.

,/, , , -
/

,
Acute accent,

,/ ,/-
Acutely, adv. ,
,/
,/.
, ,/.
dexterity)
;

/
(direction

/
or
n. ;
title)
(skill,

/.

,/,/
,
Adage, ,
Acuteness,

,
-,/ yo,..
,,
, ,
, ,,,-
/
. .
Addressing,

,
.

,
Adduce,

,
V.
-
, ,
Adamant,

,
Adamantine,

,
Adapt, .
,
,/,/
, Att. - Ademption,

,/ ,, , ,
- /
9

- , -
,
apex, Adept, m. m.

,/ .

,
Adaptation, Adaption, (fitness) adj. part.

Adapted,

.,, - (adapting)

, - \.$$,,/./.
;

,
(suitable)
Adequate,

',
, ,.
;

suited, arranged)

,,
(fitted, Adequateiy, adv.
TOC
Add, '-
Adhere, .
311
 ,,, ,
-
,,/ -
, ,
Admeasurement,
Administer, v.
,/^
ADO

(perform)

, ,:
administer

,
,/
:

Adherence,
,/.

, ,/,
,, .-
Adherent,

.-
;

Adherent, Adherer,
(friendship)

,,,,/.-
the affairs of

an oath,
,
the state,

- ;
(supply)
or
administer

.
Adhesion,
Adhesive,

,,
[, .

, ,
,/

, ,
Administration,

,-
Administrative,
/.

.
/.

,,,,,, ,
, .

,
Adhibit, Administrator,
. . .
,/ ,
Adhibition, / /.

, ,
Administratrix, ,/.
,,
,,,,,,,
Admirable,
Adjacent,

adv. to be
Admirably, adv. .*

:
; :

.
,
adjacent,

,, ,
Adiaphorous,

,
Adiaphory,

,/,/
Adject, .
, ,
, ,/.
Admiral,

,,
Admiration,
Admire, .
.
.
. [,
.

- .

,,,
Adjection,

, ,,[- ,,,,
Adjectitious,
,,
/ /.
. greatly,
Admired,
admire

,
Adieu,

,
Adjective,

Adjoin, .

, ,
,,, ,
,
;

,
,.,
, ,,,
,
,,
^
,,
intransitive,
. Admirer,
Admissible,

Admission,
[,/,
.
/
.

-
.
/

, ,,,
Adjoining,

,
Adjourn, - ,
, ,
.
-
(own) :

-
one must

,
;

, admit,

,
Adipose,
Adjudge,

,
, , ,
, ,/
Adjournment,

,
Adjudicate,
-
, ,
,
,, ,
,/ ,/
,
.
- .
or

-
Admittable,
Admittance,
Admitted,
Admix, .

,,,,[,/
,/.
Adjudication,

,, , ,
Adjugate, .
,
, ,
,/
,/ /. ./-
,
-
.
/ /
Admixtion,
A" iS >./

Admixture,
Admonish,
vvyxvc *)/

.
1
/ /
[/",/

,
Adjunct,

,
[.

,
Adjunction, /. /.

, , ,
Adjuration,

,
Adjure, .

, ,/.
. Admonisher,
Admonition,
.
.

,
, , ,
Adjust, -
.
, ,, ,,
/.
Admonitory,
/

,/ , , ,/
, ,
,, ,-
,/.
-djuvate,

312
,
,,
,
Adjutor, Adjutrix,
,
Adjusting, Adjustment,

, -
.
,/. ,/.
Ado,

.
Adolescence,
Adopt,
,, ^, V.

be ccuopren.
.
/

/
/
/

:
.
[,/
/
-
give to
 , ,,,/,-- , , ADO ADV

,
Adopted,

,/ ,/
,/
,
Adoption,

,/ ,
[
,
,, ,
, , -
-
,.
Adventurer,

Adventurous,
,
.

,
Adorable, 1

,
Adoration,

, ,
n. Adventurously, adv.

, , ,,
Adore, v. Adverb, n.

-
,
,
, ,
,
Adorn,

,
, , -
.
-
,, ,,- ',
Adverbial,
Adverbially, adv.
Adversable, -

,
,
who

,,
Adornment,

, , ,[ ,,,
.
,
,
adorns,

[
, -
ayXa'ia,
.
/
.

/
n.
:

,.
Adversary,

.
,
Adverse,
.
.
.
.
.
.

,
Adown,

, ,,, ,
adv.

, , ,, - Adversely, -

,,
Adroit,
/

, -
Adroitly, adv. Adversity, /.
/ .
-
,,, ,, ,- -
Adroitness,

"if/
/.
/
/
/

- ,/ ,/
. ,/,
/ .
Advert, .
Advesperate,

, , ; ,,,-
Adscititious, Advice,

- ,/. ,/.
Advance, .

,;
skill,
;

age,
-
(progress,
tyc.)
as in power,

, ,
pose)

, ,, , ,,
(bring forward, state, adduce, pro-

- -
,
(aid, aggrandize)
,
Advisable,

Advisableness,
,/. /
\,
, ,
(ad-

,
;

,
vance money) Advise,

,/ ,/ - Advisedly, adv.
Advance, ,/,
,
f.

,/ , .
,
, ,
Adviser,
,/..
,
Advancement,

, , , ,,,
, , , ,/,,/
,, ,/ .
.
,.
. .

,
Advantage, Adulation,
/ . Adulator, .
/. /. . . Adulatory,

, , , ,
Advantage, .

,
,
.
receive advantage from,

,
Advantageous,

,
: to
Adult,
Adulterate,

Adulterated,
Adulteration,
.

/. an adul-

,
:

,
teration, n.
-
,/ ,
:

Advent,
, - , ,,,/.
to be advantageous,

, ,
Advantageously, adv.

, ,/
-
,/ \_
-
Adulterer,
Adulteress,
Adulterous,

Adultery,
[adultery,
.

/
\_,/

commit

,
: to

,,, ,/ -
Adventitious, Adumbrate, .

,/
,
Adumbration, n.

, , ,/
,/ -
, ,, ,
.

,
Adventure, Adunation,

,
Adventure,
. /.
.
. ,/
Aduncity,
Advocacy,
Advocate,
,/,. ,/..
. .
313 5
 ,
^\ ,,
Advocate, v.

\
, ,
,, -
,
as advocate for another)
ADV
;
(act
/ayo-
Affirmatively, adv.
AFR
U&*

^,
, ,,, ,
Adure, v.
, ,
,,
(for accuser)

,
(for defendant)
Affix, .
Afflation, .

,
f.
Adustion,
,, .

,
avyK<xvais,f. Afflict,
Mgis, aiyls,f.

,
, ,, -
Aerial, : to be

, , - ,, ,^., ,-
,
Afar, adv. afflicted,

^, -
Affability, ^virpoa^yopia, f Afflicted,

f.
Affable,
, f.

^.
,
.

- ,, ,, ,,-
-
f
Affliction,

^.
yopos: to be affable,
uai [yopia, f
.
f
f .
Affableness,

,
, ,
Affair, ,
Affect, v.-
Affably, adv.

,
: ,,,, ,^.
-
n. ipyov, n.
(move the passions)
n.
Afflictive,
Affluence,
f
.

.
f avla

m.
f

f
f f
\_pbs

, (pretend to be, gesti- Affluent,

, ,,
;

cidate)

,, ,, ,,,
to be affected (in
,
:

- mind)
to be well affected,
to be
:

Afflux, Affluxion,
Afford, v.
to be affluent,

n.
\_pOT),f.

f.

, , opy
:

affected or conceited, put on, ges-

,
ticulate,

- , ,
,, , -- Affranchise, .
m. f

, , ,
Affray,

^, ^.
ft.
pia,f.
:

-- ,,,,,^.
Affectation,
affectation in speech,
,
,
--
Affected, part, (assumed,)
f.

f.

\,
Affright,

to
m.
.
be affrighted,
n. %pis,f.

,
n.
Affectedness,

,
,, ,,
m. [/.

,
/^. ^.
Affecting,
(imitating)

, ^.,,- .
Affection,
efjvoia,f.
,
,,,,[,
,
(the mind )

m.
f
: Affright,
Affront,

Affront, .
f
m. .
.

,
yVj f f. :

,
without

,, ,
affection,
affection (of mind or body)
:

Affronting, }

, [,
n. n. Affrontingly, adv.

, , ^.
, ;
Affectionate,
Affectionately, adv.

,
\opyo,
- Affrontive,

Affiance,

^. ,
Affiance, v.

, ,,
,
,,
^.
4yy, -
Affy, v. (to trust in, confide)

Afield, adv.
Afloat, adv.
(to betroth)

, ,, ,
Affidavit,
^. . Afoot, adv.
\
Affiliation,

Affinity,

- :, , ,
Affined, (related)

, , ,
Afore,
Aforehand, adv.
Aforesaid,
;

[ -
f. f.

, to contract affinity, Afraid,

-
,, ,
f:

^.
Affirm, .
,, ,
\_,
, to be afraid,

, ,
Affirmation,
ffis,f.
Affirmative,
^. Afresh, adv.

Africa, f.
314
After, prep,

\
(with ace.) , ,
AFT

,
,,, , , ,
, ,-
{with gen.)

, [ ;
,
(with dat.)
bia:
,.
Aggressor,
AGR

.
.

,,,
: adv. Aggrievance, f f

,,
be after,

,
: adj.

,,/. [noon,
: to

, ,,
f
f.
f /.

,
Afternoon, in the after- Aggrieve, V.

,
f. :

.
,
Afterthought,
- Aggroup,

, , ,,
Aghast, see Agast

, ,, , ,
Afterwards, adv.

Again, adv.
,
Against, prep, (with dat. fy ace.)
,
\ ;

,,
Agile,
Agileness,

, ,,,,,
Agility,

,
f.
f.

f.
f.
f.

f.

, ,, , , - ;
(with ace.) (with gen. Sf ace.); f.
(with gen.) (in oppo- Agitate,

, ,-
V.

,,
-,
;

,;
,, ,,;,-- ,,,,, ^.
sition to)

^. ,^,
(over against, : to be agitated,
before, in front)
comparison with)
Against, adj.
Agast or Aghast,
, (in

-
Agitation,

Agitative,
.
f

.
f.

, m. [, Agitator,
Agnation,
,^. [, ,
,

,
Agate, f.
.
, f
Age, m. Agnition,
', ',
:
^.
,,,, - n. old age, . Agnize, .

,
:

: ,, , , ,
:

,
middle age,
sameness of age,

,
Ago, adv.
Agonistes,
Agonize, .
. .

, ,
of the same age,

,,,, , ,, ,,
such an age,
Aged,
Agency,

, ,, f.
: of

f
Agony,
in agony of mind,

Agrarian,
f n. : to be

-
, ,
Agree, .
Agent,

,
,
to be an agent,
Aggelation,

,,,^. ,
Agglomerate,

,
,,
Agglutinate, v.
Agglutination,
, ,,
, ,,
- v.
.
f.
.

- ,
,
Agreeable,
,
-
-
--
,
f.

,,,,
a\pu,f
Aggrandize, v.

,
Aggrandizement,
f.

f. :

,}. , ,
,
to be agreeable,
-

,,-
Aggravate, v.

, ,,-
[. Agreeableness,

,,,
f.
f ^^,
, ,, , -
Aggravation, f.

,
Aggregate, . Agreeably, adv.
,
.

, ,
,, *
Aggregate,

,
Aggregate,
.
f.

, ,,
,,
Agreed upon,

, ^,
Agreement, f
[vos

,, ,,--
Aggregation,
.
.
f
f
f.
f
^.
compact)
f.

,,
f
.
f. : (
f.

,, ,
, .. f. Agricultural,

Aggress,

Aggression,

315
/. /.
Agriculture,

,,
Agriculturist,
Aground,
*
(act.
aground, bring to shore,
f.
m.
8f intrans.) to run
.
 ,, , -
Ague,

, .,
,, ,
-,[
AGU
m. m.
ALL
Alexipharmic, Alexiteric,

, , Algid,

, . .
Ah , , or Algidity, .
&, -
,,,/,
!

,
Ahead, adv.

, ,
: to be Alias, adv.

,
ahead,

, - [
Aid

,
Aid,

,,,
to

, ,,
,/.
.

[
come

-- ,
,, ,
.
/

to the aid of,

-
.

:
Alibi, adv.
Alible,
Alien,
Alien, subst.
Alienable,
.
&,
c. .
,

, ,
Alienate,
Aidant, Aiding,

,/ ,,
alienated, part,

,
Aider,
Ail, V.

,
Ailment,

, -,,
Aim

,
,/
, -
at,
,/
Aide-de-canip,

,,/, ,
,
,.

,
.
,
,-
,, -
.

, ,
(to try to obtain)
.
.
Alienation,

Alight,
Alike,

Alike, adv.
.
/

,
,, :, ,, , ,
- .
Aliment,
.
/ .

, , - , ,},
Aim, {mark, guess) Alimental,

Air,

Air,
,
open

,
open

,
,,/ ,
in air,

.
, ,
air,

,
air,

,,
,/,,
.
c.
;
(desire)
f.
to live
:
c.
in
:

moving
n.
the
the
Alimentary,
Alimonious,
Alive,
All,
all

Allay,
ways,

.
^,
: not
\_
at
:

-.
in
all,

,
,,,, , ,/,
Airing,
Airless,
Airy, , ,
,,
, ,
Airily, adv. (swiftly, gaily)

, ,
,/
; (/ a place)
Allectation,

,/ ,/.
Allegation,

Allege,

Allegiance,
.
/

[, /.
f.

-
/.

,
Akin,

,,
,
Alabaster,

,
,/
, ,
Alacriously, adv.
m. Allegiant,
Allegorical, Allegoric,

,, ,/ , /
,
, , ,/,,/,
Alacrity, /.
.
with

, alacrity,
.
Allegory,
.

,
Alarm, Alleviate,
Alarm, . Alleviation, /
.
: to be alarmed,
- /
Alley, ,/ / -
, ,/
Alliance,

- /
Alarming,

,,,/ ,
Alas, interj. ,, ala7, ,
,alliance,
: to make an

Alcove,
llder, ,/,
Albeit, adv.

,
,,, ,
, , .
\, \_.
an

,,,,/
-
alliance,
in alliance,
: to break

of alliance,
:

,,
:

. . [*

,,/ ,/
Alderman,
Ale, . Allied,
. . Alligation, .
Alehouse,
Alert,
Alertly, adv.
Alertness,
Aletude,
,, ,
iU6
.

/
['./.
/
Alligator,
Allocation,
Allocution,
Allodial, Allodian,
,/
Allonge, (in fencing) ^,
m.

/
f.
 ,. , ,
Allot. V.

,
ALL
,, ,,/.
Alopecy,

, ,,
f.
to have allot- Aloud, adv.

^.
:

ted to, Alphabet,

Allotment, f.i Alphabetical,

,-, ,
, ^, -
{lot, portion allotted) m. Already, adv.
,/.
, , ,
Allow,

, ,
[
v. (permit)
n.

,
Also,

,:
,
adv.

.
,,, ,-
: (confess) : it Altar,
allowed, impers. or on the altar,

,
is n. of, at

,
:

: having the

,,
Allowable, same before the

, , ,
altar, :

Allowance, (quantity allotted for any

use, quota)

, ^. n. (sanction) :
n.

f :

, \,
,,
,
altar,

, ,
at the altar,
Alter, v.
sacrifice offered
.
-
,
(licence)

,
f.

,^.
,
,,
Allowed,

,, ,
Alloy, : to

,,
Alloy, v.

- alter a writing, to be

,,,,-
Alloyed, altered,
:

-
-
Allude, v. to alter one's mind,

, -
:

,
, ,
,,,,-
, ,
Alluminate,
Allure,

,^, [
.
.

, , ,
Alterable,

,
, ,
,-
. .
Allurement, Alteration,

^. , , -[ f
-
,
,
.
Alluring, 4ayybs,
:

f
.
an alluring,
[,
.
f.
f

,,
, ,,
Altercate,

,
.
f

f
f

,
Altercation,

,
,, ,
?,
Alluringly, adv.
Allusion,
Allusive,
Ally, . . ,,,,,
Alternate,

, ^.
Alternate,
- .

,,
. . to Alternately, adv.
be an *),
-
:

^.,
ally,
an allied force, Alternation,

,^ f.
:

. Alternative, no alternative,
'
,
Almanac,
Almighty,

-,^. -
n.
-
, ,,, -[
weights or alternatives,
Although, adv.
: two balancing

\, ,

,
,,,
Almond,

,
Alms,

, ,
,
almond-tree,
f.

Almshouse,

,
Aloe,

^.
Aloft,
of almonds,
Almost, adv.
:

f.

[,
f
.

, :
n.

adv. ,f
/.

[
,,^.
Altisonant,

, ,
Altitude,

, ,
,
Altogether, adv.

,
.,
Alum,

, *,
Aluminous,

,
, contr.

f.

\,
-

, ,,, * /
Alogy, Always, adv.au,

, Am,

^.,,,- [
See Be [ .
Alone,

,,-
adv.
Amability,
f
,
, , , ,
Along, adv. Amain, adv.

^, .
Alongside, adv. Amalgamate, .
Aloof, adv.
Sbv to stand aloof,
: Amand, . [f.
Amandation,
317
 ,
,,
, ,
Amaranth,

,/ , ,, . :
AMP
to place in ambush,

,,,,
Amaranthine,

,,
Amass, v.

',,,
-
Amaritude,

,
,
,
,
,,-
/ Ameliorate,
Amen,
Amenable,
Amenance,
adv.
.

.
[*
[.
Amassment,

,/
,/,
, .
.
.
.
.
-, .
Amend, .

,,
.
,/
Amateur,

,
Amatory,

,/
Amaurosis,
,/,
Amendment,
Amends,
Amenity, ,/ 7i.pl.
/

,,
Amaze,
Amaze,
, ,/,
.
.
Amerce, .

,/ ^,,/
,, ,,,,,,
: to be amazed, Amercement, Amerciament,
.
Amazed,
Amazement,

,
Amazing,
Amazingly, adv.

,
Amazon,

- ,/
. ,/. Amethyst,
Amiable,

Amiableness, ,
,,, ,
/.

epatfr^sy

/ ,/
,
Ambassade, see Ambassage Amiably, adv.

,.
Ambassador, . Amicable,

, ,
[,/
,,,,, ,,,,,,-
,
oracle

sador,
, m.
m. ambassador
sent by the state to consult an
or to
:

.
:

attend the games,

fellow - ambassador,
: to be an ambas-
Amicableness,
Amicably, adv.

Amid, Amidst, adv.

Amiss, adv.
,
/ /

,,
f.
Amber, ,
Ambassadress,
Ambassage,

, , , /.
.
f.
/

.
,/. ,/ ,/
Amission,

Amity,
,/ /.
/.

/.
/.

,,/
, ,
Ambidexter,

,
Ambidextrous,

Ambient,

,- ,
, , ,
,
\_
,/, ,/.
Ammunition,
Amnesty,
Amomum, .
/

Among, Amongst, prep,

, ,

,
Ambifarious,

, , ,,
Ambiguity,
Ambiguous,

,,
,,
,/.
-
Amorist, Amoroso,
Amorous,
Amorously, adv.
.

, /
Amorousness,
Ambiguously, adv. Amort,

, , Amount, .

,, -- ., ,
:

Ambit, ,/,,/
,/,,/.
Ambiguousness, / amount to,
Amount, .
Ambition,
Ambitious,

Amble,
,,/ ,/ , ,
be ambitious,

, -
Ambitiously, adv.
.

,, ,
,,
/.
:

\_
to
Amphibious,
Amphibolous,
Amphictyons, The,
Amphisbaena,
Amphitheatre,
Ample,
, \_,/
/
.
[
' pi.
.

.
Ambrosia,

,/
,, ,
Ambrosial,
Ambulation,
Ambulatory,
Ambuscade,

buscade,
,
,/ ,
, , , . ^ &)/
Ambuscado,
. :
Ambush,
to lie inam-
Ampleness,
Ampliate,

Ampliation,
Amplificate,
V.

.
. /

.
318
 ,, - , , - AMP ANN

[ , [ [,/
Anciently, adv.
,,
,
Amplification,
,/ /, - ,/ ,
,
And, conj.

,/, ,
Anemone,

,
Amplify, v.

,,
Amplitude, . n. Anew, adv. ,

,,
.

, ,
,
Amply, adv.
Amputate, v.
,, ,,,,-
,
-
Angel,
Angelic, Angelical,
Anger, / . /

,,, ,, ,,/, ,,
. . /
Amputation,
,/.
/ / , /: in anger, },
. .

,
Amulet, n. Anger,

,,, ,
. . .
,,
/

,
Angle,
Amuse, .
Amusement, / , [,/.
/
rod)
Angle, .
[,/
,-
(fishing-

Amusing,
Anachronism,
Anagram,
Analeptic,
,
,
,/ ,
[ ,
,,,
n.
.
Angler,
Angling,
Angrily, adv.

,,
very
.
angrily,
/ /

,
:

Analogous,
Analogy,
Analysis, ,/
Analytic, Analytical,

: ,
Angry,

, , ,
,
very angry,
:

, , ,
Analyze, not angry,
,/.
,
v. :

Anarchy,
,/. ,
,, , ,
, -
,
to be angry,

,/. ,
Anastrophe, *>-

Anathema, n.
,
, ,,
Anathematize,
Anatomical,
Anatomy,

, , [,
?, - , , -
v.

.
Ajiguish,
,/: /.
to be in anguish,
. /

,
Ancestor,
. .
,
ancestors,

, ,
:

,/ Angular,

,, ,
Ancestral,
Ancestry,

,,,
Anchor,

, ,,,,
,/
,
,, .
/ / :
-
at
Anhelation,
Animadversion,
Animadvert, .
"., . [/.

, , ,
anchor,
. .
Anchor, v.

,,
(to bring to anchor, Animal,

,
. . .

,
moor)

,
intrans.

: .' , ,
:

-
to cast anchor, - Animal,
Animate, .
[.
-
to
or

,, ,
, ,/
,
anchor near

, ,/ ,,,
,
Anchorage,

chorage,
,
,,
,
,/ ,/
weigh anchor,

-
to ride at anchor,

to,

.
.
: with
or
or

good
-
with
.
:

to

an-
Animate, Animated,
Animating,
Animation,

Animosity,
Anise,
Ankle, .
,/
.
[,/

with beautiful ankles,

[,

.
.
/

,
:

, ,
bad anchorage,
Anchoret,

;,
Anchoring,

, ,
Anchovy,

,
Ancient,

, , , ,
,/,/
,/
*
,/ ,/ the
m.

ancients,
- ,
04
Annalist,
Annals,
Anneal,
Annex,
.
.
annex in writing,
Annexation,
.
-
319
 , , ,
Annihilate, v.
ANN
,
,,,,
- ANT

vayo:

, ,/, ?,/. to

^. ,/.
Annihilation, write

,
in answer,

[ ,,
- , -
answer as an oracle,

,
:

Anniversary, s. : adj. to give an answer

:

,
(annual) after deliberation,
Annotate, .

,,/.
n.

, ,- ,,,
,
Annotator,
Announce,

,
,,,
Annotation, irapaypaQr),/.

ayy,, ;, yyo
o~is,f.

v.
n.
m.

Qay-
Answer,
f.

avTiypa<t>rj,f.
:

m.

Answerable, {accountable)
:

(suitable, proportionate)
;
f.
answer of an oracle,
answer in writing,
f.

(,,
yeWo), SiayyeWw, 7- Answering

^
to,
avayo: to Ant, m.
vov,

-
announce beforehand, Ant-hill, f. \, m.

, , ,,, , ^, *-
sides,
announce :

poaayy
lie- Antagonist,
Antarctic,
vayv,
poyyvvo
m.

,
Annoy, v. Antecedent, 9

yovo,
, , ,
: to be
annoyed,

,/. ,, , , -
,/. [ - or
m.
Antecedently, adv.
yov
Antechamber,
\_pov, n.

,,, ,
Annoyance, /. n.
Antediluvian, yyo [\,/.

, , ,,- , ,/
Annoying, Antelope, f. f.

,,
Annual, Antemeridian,

,,
[_

,
Annually, adv. Antemundane,
ya,

,
Annul, . Antepast, n.
Anterior, [f.
Annular, \_pov Anteriority, n.
Annumerate, . Anthem, m. m.
Annum eration,
- Anthology, vooya, f.

, ,,
f.
poayy,
,,
Annunciate, Anthropophagi, m. pL
y, v.

, , ^, Antic, yoob, yo7o

,:,,[,, ,, , , -
Annunciation,
Anodyne,
Anodyne,
Anoint,

self,

,,
.
f.

anoint
f.

to anoint one-
with
n.

oil,
Antic,

,*
m.
m.

Anticipate, v. {to take or get before

another, be beforehand with, out-
strip)
,
(to anticipate or prevent, as an
m.
m. y-

,/, , , -
Anointed, attack) (to know ;

Anointing, /is,
f. or enjoy beforehand)
,/. f.
[^.
,/.
m.

,
,,
who

, ,
Anomalism,
Anomalous,

,,
, ,
: anoints,
[f.

[f.
Anticipation,
Anticly, adv.
Antidotal,
yo, f.

: : ,, , ,
Anomaly, Antidote,

, f. n. f.

?
Anon, adv. n. , n.
Anonymous, Antimony, n. n.
',
Another,

: ,
: ,,
another,
,/.
place, elsewhere,
of or
:

?7,
one another,
belonging to
in another
Antipathetical,
Antipathy,
Antiphrasis,
Antipodes, m. pi.
f.

[m.

from another place,

Answer, v.
320
, ., ,
to another place,
:

at another time,
Antiquarian, Antiquary,
Antiquate, V.
Antique,
Antiquity, f.
pao6yo,

6$,
 ,
,,
,
, ,
Antistrophe,
,,
,
,/
*
,/ /
/ Apologize, V.
Apologue,
APP

m. [
,
Antithesis, n.
Antithetical, Apology,

, ,
Antitype, n. Apophthegm, n.

,,, ,/
Antonomasia,

, &, ,/ / Apoplectic,

,
,
Antre, n. Apoplexy, /
-
,, ,
Anvil,

,
,
Anxiety,
,/
Anxious,
to be
,
\,
,
,/
m.

n.

anxious,

*,:
/ /

-
/
:
Apostasy,
Apostate,

,
Apostate, adj.
Apostatize, v.
Apostle,
Apostolic,
m.
.
[m.

,, ,
Any, neut. rl: any one who, Apostrophe,
.
ever,

,
: any thing, any what-
:
Apothecary,
Apothegm,
,/
,
, see Apophthegm

,
any-how, : any- Apotheosis,

,
where,

,/ 7, : at any time, Apozem,

,/ n.

, ,
Appal, v.

,,,
m. Apparatus,

, ,
Aorist,

,,
,',, &,
Aorta,

, ,
,/.
Apace, adv.

,,, [ Apparel,
/
/ n.

,,
Apart, adv.

Apart, adj.
Apart in Composition

,
and , as
is expressed by
to take
\, n.
Apparel, V.
Apparent,
:

,,,,
n.

it is

[,,> -
, .
apparent,

,,,,/,/
Apparently, adv.

, ,
apart ; to set apart
. .

,
to keep apart or to stand Apparition,
^,/
,, ,
apart

, ,
Apartment,
n.
n.
n.
m.

,
Appeach, .
m. n. the
women's apartment,

,
: inmost
m.
or

,,
,, , ,/
Appeachment,
\_/
.

,, -
,
Appeal,
,/.
ALpathetic,
Apathy,
Ape, m. m.
Appeal,
law)
. ;
(in

,
Ape, V. Appear,
Aperient,

, ,/ ,
,/ ,/ ,
,,
Apertion,
Aperture,
Apex, ,/ , ,/
,,/,
n.
n.
[m.

,
, ,,
it appears that,
Appearance, (the act 0/ coming into
or
:

,:,
Aphorism,
Apiary, m.
m.

,
sight)
,
or appearance)
/
(outward look ;

/
/
, ,/ /
1
Apiece, adv. ava, [n. n. n. ;

Apish, (apparition, image)

,
n.

, ,,,,-
Apocalypse, / n. /. ;
(semblance,
Apocope, not reality) (good ap-

, ,
Apocryphal, pearance)
Apocryphally, adv. -
,. , -
Appease, v.

,,
Apogee,

, ,
Apodictical,
n. ,
, ^.
,/
,, .
m. m.

,
Apollo, Appeasing,
Uaiav, m.
s

,
Apollo,
n. pi.
of Apollo,

:
the
Pythian games in honor of Apollo,
m.

the
:

n.
Temple
:

of
,.
}),.
, ,/
Appeasing,
Appellant,
Appellation,
Append, .
.
Ypologetical,
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 ,,,,/
, , ,,, ,-
Appendage,

,
Appended,

,*<,
Appending,
,
APP

n.
. /

[n.
justice) aayy, /
sion, perception)
,/.
Apprehensive,
;
(/ear)
AQU
; (comprehen-

.
/
n.

Appendix,
Appertain, v.

,,
,/.
,/,
,/ ,
Appetence,

,
Appetite,

,
,
Appcrtinent,

-
,
,
'^,
,
,
,,
,
,,,,
-
Appetency,
/

,/, ,/.
/
Apprentice,
Apprize, .
ayy
Approach,

~/,
V.
m.
ayy,

,,
Applaud, v.
oyy:
,
Applause,
, ^,
, , -
. m. approach,
to make to

,
Apple,

, ,,
Apple-tree,
,
- $,/
an apple-tree,

, ,
,
,/
, [
n.
/. : of apples or Approach,
/
,/, /.
4yy
/
,
,
Applicable,
-
,/ - ,/ Approachable,

, , , , ,,/ ,
[/
Applicability,

-
-
Approbation, m. , m.

,
Applicably, adv.

, , ,
Applicant,

, ,
Application, ,
, ,[- (the
.
act /
.
applying)
Appropriate, .

,
gence,

, ,,
,/,,/
/
Apply,
;

, ,
(use)

,
V.
,/ ,,
,/
zeal,
/

,, ,
,
-
-
/.
pains)
/
/ ;
/ ; (dili-

(request)
/
Appropriate,
Appropriating,
Appropriation,

Appropriator,
Approval,
m.

m. alvos,
/
m.
m.

,,
,,, , - :
,
, ,
, -
; (of the mind)
(make application /or,)
Approve, .

, ,
;

join in approving,

,
,
Appoint,

,, ,
V.

,, ',
Approved, {.

,, -
any one to an

-,
[,- office,
:

:
to

to
appoint

be ap-
Approver,
Approximate, .
Approximate, eYyus
m.
^'
m.

,, ,- ,, ,[
pointed, Approximation, 77^775, / ;

Appurtenance, / : appur-

, ,,
Appointed,

,/ ay part. ;
tenances,
Apricot, .

,
Apron, poyapov, .

,
/crbs,

,, ,
Appointment, [rbs Apropos, adv.
Apportion, . Apt, (fit, suited, quick at, qualified,

,, , - ,
\_avb clever)
Apposite, ;
(ready
Appositely, /or, prone to, inclined)

/. ,
Appraise, .
Appraiser,
Appreciate,
,
- ,/ , V.
m. oy, m. Aptitude, (fitness, qualification, dis-
position /or) /

- , ,-
Apprehend, v. (seize on, arrest)

,,/.
y, ay (apprehend in the mind,
,
;

understand, comprehend)

that, /ear)
',
;
(to suspect

bringing to
to)
Aptly, adv.
Aptness,

sion)
f.
/
{tendency, pr oneness

;
;

/
(quickness of apprehen-
/

Apprehension, (seizure Aquatic,

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 Aqueduct, ,,
',, ,/, -
-
AQU
m.
,, ,
,/ ,, ,
Arduous,
ARM

, .
[, /

, /
m. Area, fi

,, " . ,/.
Aqueous,

"
Arabia,

,
Arabian,
Arabian,

,
Arabic,
Arable,

,, -
Arable land,
",/.
*, .
pa,/,
:

[bic,
.
to speak Ara-
:

n.
of an

,,
Arefaction,
Arena,
Arenaceous,

Areopagite,
Areopagus, or
.
Arenose,

of Ares, also the

hill
.

,
Arbiter,

, - ,," .
.
Arbitrament, ,/, ',/.
.
''
highest judicial court, which was
held there,

,,
,,,/ ,', ,/
Arbitrarily, adv.

,/ ,/
Arbitrariness,
,/

,
Arbitrary,

,
/
Argent,
Argil,
Argillaceous,
Argive,
Argonaut,
", .

, ,
Arbitrate,

, ,
Arbitrary power,

, , .
Argos,
Argue, .
n.

,-[
Arbitration,
Arbitrator, . . Argument, . f,

,/
Arbour,
Arbutus,
,/
.
Argumental,
,/
.
[, .
Arcade,
Arch, ,/. , . \/\,/.
Argumentation,

,,/
Argumentative, -
Arch, v. {curve, bow)
or arch over,

,
,
,
eyebrows)
neck)
Arch, adj.
Archaism,
Archangel,
.
;

.
;

.
;

(arch the
(arch the
(vault Arid,

, ,
Aridity,
Aries,

,,
,.
Arise, -
, ., ,
Aright, adv.

(/ the sun, moon,

;

or stars, 0/ a river, 0/ events, 8fc.)

,
, ,,,
Archbishop,

,
Archdeacon,
Arched,
Archer,
,
.
.
.
. -
or conversation)
spring)
Arisen, part,
Aristocracy, ,/
(/ a report
(be born,
;

,,/ , ,-
.
.
: captain of archers, Aristocratical,

,
to :

,
archer on horseback, have an aristocratical government,

,
:

.
1
Archery,
/

,
,.
,
-.

-
Archetype,
skilled in archery,
n.
.
. Arithmetic, oi
or
Arithmetical,
,- (viz. ),/
.

, ,,/,,/ ,
,.
Architect, Arithmetician,
.
I

-
Architective, \_,/ Arm, (from the elbow to the shoulder)

,,, -
Architecture,
Architrave,
Archives,
Archprelate,
.
.
/,

[,/ ,
,,,,,,,,,
/
the wrist)
arm)
:

,
;
(/rom the elbow to
m.
m.; (the bent

to take or carry in one's arms,

, ;,
-
[
! Arctic,
Ardency, Ardentness, /. Arm, V.
Ardent, (fierce, fiery)

,,/ -
Ardently, adv.
Ardour,
f,
(eager,

,/
zealous)

*&.
Armada,
Armament,
Armed,

armed,
-
:

:
well armed,
m.
m.

heavy armed,
:
.
fully

323
 ,,
:
:, ,-
ARM
,,
, , ,,-
,
ART

,
heavy armed soldier, \

m. m. be- :

,
:,,,, ,,-,/
,
longing to a heavy armed soldier, ;
(dress, deck)

, ,
a leader of heavy armed array against,

,
:

troops, m. a combat : to be

, , ,
:

of heavy armed troops, arrayed,

/ : to serve as a man-at-arms, Array, (order) / /

, , ,--
: a heavy armed / : in battle array,
force,
light armed
m.
soldier,
m. : belong-
n.
m. ,/
Arrears, .
(dress)
n. [xp e
.
'

, [, , ,
ing to a light armed soldier,
light armed force, ,
Arrest,

, ,
.

,
\_,/

,
:

Arming,
Armistice,
/.

, ,
,/: - /
/
/
/.
m.
Arrest,

, ,
Arriere,
Arrival,

, ,/ ,/
/ /
/
,/,
, ,,
,
.

, -
make an

)
to Arrive,
armistice,

,-
Armlet,

, , ,,
Armour, Arms,
n.

',/.
,
n. pi.
n.
n.
,, --
be arrived,

,/
\,
: to

-
,
/

,
pi. n. pi. com- Arrogance,

,
:

plete

Armour-bearer,
Armourer,
m.
Armoury, ,,-
armour,
f.

,
: to bear arms,

[,/ ,/.
m.
/
m. [
/
,
,
,.
,,
,
.

,
Arrogant,

,
,
,,,-- -
/

to be arrogant,
/

-
,,
,, , ,, , ,,
n.

,,,- [,
:

Arm-pit, f. f.

,
Army,

, n.
m.

n. :
f. m.
a force for war,
with the whole army,
f. Arrogantly, adv.
Arrogate, .

Arrow, . .
f. :

m. , m. . .

,
(as adv.) Ion. -Tirj la, pi.
Aromatic,

,,
,,, , , , Aromatical,

;
c. : to shoot arrows,

,,
Around, prep, usually Arsenal, . .
adv., also as prep,
,/ ,/
Arsenic, .

, ,
famous
Arouse, v. Art, : for

,
, ,,
,,/,,,,, ,, , : art, practising the

,
:

Arow, adv.
Aroynt, adv.
, same
Artery, ,/
art, : to make by

-
[art,
Arraign, . Artful,

Arraignment,

,, ,, /
-[
, , ,,-
.

,
Arrange,
,/ ,/ .
,/.
-
- Artfully, adv.
Artfulness,

, ,[,-- c

,
,/.; , ,
Arthritic,
/ /

,
Artichoke,
Arrangement, (arranging)

,, ,/ /. /
/
/ , n. ;

,
Article, (the article in

, (vessel or
grammar)
implement of

,,,
(form, constitution any kind ) n. ;
(clause of a
/ a thing, mode arrangement) / law, &fc, stipulation) n.
n. Article, v.
Arrant, ; it is also ren- Articulate,
dered by the superlative Articulate, .
Array, v. {put in order, as an army) Articulation, (utterance) fi
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ART
{joint}
ASS
baked

, ,
'

, [
:

.
m.
,/. / ~, n. in ashes,

,, eV

,,,,,-- ,,,--
n. Ashore,
-
Artifice,

Artificer,
, ,
n.

m.
/
m.

.
.
n.

f.

.
Asia,
Asiatic,
',
: to run ashore,

Asiatic descent,
3
/.

3
/. adj. : of

, ,
Artificial,

,, ',,, , ,,,,,,,,-
tos,

, -
Artificially,
Artisan,
adv.
or rvKrbs,

.
[)
.
Aside, adv. (apart from)

Ask,
(to one side)
;

in composition, as
to cast aside
v.
,, ;

, ,/
Artist,
Artless,

, ,,/
, &, , , ,
,, ,, ,, ,, ,
Artlessly, adv.
Artlessness,
As,
*,
.
.
.
m.

,
Askance,

,
,
,
;
(request, beg)

:
;

adv. ,-
(ask or request besides)

,
to look askance,

y,
\,
many :
as, ,, : as far as,
as
: as

much
:
if,

as ',
Asleep,
Asp,,/.
,
Askew, adv.
Aslant, adv.

,/
as,
, : : as Asp or Aspen tree,
^,
^,/ ^,/ ,
,
long as, as Asparagus, m.

,
often as, : as yet, Aspect, n.

,,,,, ,
,
:

quickly as possible,
as usual, : as Aspen

,
Asperate, v.
tree, see
^\'.
Asp

As, adj.

,
Asafoetida,
Asbestos,
Ascend,
,

,- ,/
,
,
,/
v. -
n.
m.
,/.
Asperity,

Asperse, V.
Aspersion,
, n.
-rrs,

,/,
[asphalt,
f. f.

, ,
Ascendancy,
Ascendant,

, ,
^,/ .
/
[,/.
.
Asphalt,
Asphaltic,
Asphodel,
:

m.
to cover with

,
Aspic, see Asp

,
ascendant,

,/
Ascension,

, ,, ,/.
,\/ /-
Aspirate, v.
Aspiration, (pronouncing with the

,
Ascent, aspirate) /. : (ardent de-

,,
,/.

,
Ascertain,

,, ,
.
sire)
Aspire, V.
.

,,, , ,,,
Ascribe, - ,
ascertain,
.
,
: hard to Asquint, adv.
Ass, c. little ass,
n.
:

m. : little she ass,

n. bvi-

, ,, - ,
/
Ash,
, /.: mountain ash, ass driver,
: wild ass,
m. : of or
:

,, belonging to an ass,
-
,
Ashamed, : Assail, V.
-
,
to be ashamed,

, ,
to be

, , ,,,
ashamed before,
:

Assailable,

, , , ,/ ,,
,
Ashen, Assassin, . m.
Ashes, f. / / .
/. to reduce to ashes, v. Assassinate, .
^/,
:

: ash- : waylay,
coloured, Assassination, .
325
 , ,
, ,
,
ASS AST

, ,
Assault, v.
- :

,,, ,
to assist in return,

,
<W-

,,,
to assault a city,

,
,,
,
Assault,
/.

,/^
/
/ :
/
assault of a
/
/ -
city,
,,
,/
Assistance,

,
Assistant,
m.
n.

m.
f.

.
,/./
.
\

Assay,

, ,/, ,/. .
,,,, -
,- m.
[7,
m.

, ,
Assay, V. Assisting,

,
,

Assayer,

, m.
', Assizes, n to hold assizes,

, ,,[-
,
:

,
,,
Assemblage,
Assemble, v.
-
- n. m.
Associate,
, .

, , -
,*, ,*,--
Assembled, --
; intrans.
[
,
, ,
associate

,
,/ ,/[
with,
: to

.
Assembling, (bringing together)
,/
, -
{coming together)
,/,,/.
/. / ;

, , ,
Associate,

,
Association,
Assonance,
.
.
/
-
.

,
Assembly, ayopa,/. Assort,

,, ,'-
/ m.

, ,
Assortment,

, , - .
/. /

,,,,,,,,
/. : to hold an assembly,
,
Assent,

, , -.
Assuage, .
,/.
,,,/,,/.,-,
,
Assuagement, /.

, [,/ : to nod assent, .

.
, , -
Assuager, m.
Assent, / / Assuasive,

, ,/. [ - [, . .
Assert, .

,
Assuetude, . /
Assertion,
Assess,

,
Assessment,
Assessor,

-
.
,/, ,/.
to be an assessor,
[/
,
Assume,

ance)

, ,/
Assuming,

,
Assumption,
v. (in argument,
;

,/.
8fc.)
(in appear-

-
:

Asseverate,

, ,
,
,/.
,
Asseveration,

,/.
.
\_,
/
, ,
,
Assurance,
.
(confidence)
(certainty, firmness)

, ,/.,/
/.;
;

,
(security, pledge) n.

- --^,

, ,,,
Assiduity, / n. n. ;

Assiduous, (impudence, boldness)

,,,
,,/ ,,
Assiduously,

-
,
- adv.
/

, ,,-
Assure, .
I am
n.

well assured,

,
:

Assign, . [, *
,
, - [,/
,,,/
Assuredly, adv.

,/ Asterisk, .
,/.

,,
Assignment,

,/
Assimilate,

,,
,
Assignation,

,,,,-
Assimilation,
Assist, -
-
.
- .
[,
/

,
Astern, adv.
Asthma,

,
Asthmatic,

,
Astonish, .

,
Astonished,

, ,/
to be astonished,
n.

,,
,
,
, , ,
to assist,
326
: to go
-
:
, ,/
Astonishment,
.
Astragal, (a moulding in the capital
o/an Ionic column) , n. also .
m.
 ,,, , ,,*,
Astral,

Astray, adv.
,
, , , - , ,,,-
-KOS
,
, -
,
AST

e to lead astray,
Attack, v.
ATT

,
,,??,- ,: , /,
:

: I go : attack with words,

astray,

-
,
Attacked, easy to be,

,,
Astringent,

-
Astrologer,

, : f
[. hard to be attacked,

, - ^. , ,
Astrology, Attain, v.
],/. .
[70s, m.
Attainable,
Astronomer,
Astronomical,

,,, ,, ,,[, ^.
yiicbs
Astronomy,
yia, f. :

, ,
,
^.
to ,
^. study astronomy,
WTpoXoyeoi
f.
-
Attainder,

Attainment,
,/".
{acquisition)
f f.

f.

Asunder, adv.
Asylum,
At, \,

,^.,
noon,

,
time, els ,
els

,
,
,, ,,-
n. naTa<pvy^,f.

: at what
: at
Attaint,

Attempt,
.
Attemper, Attemperate,

.
'^, -

', '
Atheism,
Atheist,
Atheistical,
Athenian,
,
,
,
,
, ',
,
m.
f.

:
m.

to side
^,
Attempt,

Attend,
tion to)
v.
f.

{take notice
.
f
of pay atten-
.
',

,,??, ^.,,oy-
,
with the Athenians, ;
{look after,
at Athens, pay regard

,
,
Athens, 'Afloat, / pi : take care of to)
; {at-
Athirst, tend to advice) ;
{accom-
Athlete, . m. pany, escort) ;

Athletic, {attend as a physician) ;

Athwart, adv. {wait upon)

?, .
,,,-
Atlas, Attendance, {waiting upon)
^,
Atmosphere,

,,
Atom,
Atone,
,/.,.
-
v.

, ^. c.
n. ance) oya, f
ing, convoying)
{medical attend-
;
;

{accompany-

,
pi.
,
, - ,,,, .,
;

, -
Atonement, {act of atoning)

, ayo , ,
s, f. {an atonement)
.
. f.
n.

f.
Attendant, {one who attends or es*
corts) m. {companion, as
an armour-bearer or esquire)
,.
vant)
;
.
;

{follower, sa-
.

,, ,
n.
.
,.

. :*.
,
Atrabilious,

,
Atrocious,
y ,
,
{ofpeople) Attending on, [.

,
:

yb , Attention, f
ays f.

^.;
Atrociously, adv. f f
^.,
, - ,, ,,,[-
Atrocity,
^, f. f. f
vice)
{attention to, ser-
n.
-

,
Atrophy, f. Attentive,

,^,^. ,, ,
Attach to, v. :

,,
attach to oneself, {win or gain over, Attentively, adv.

to)

,
^.
Attached or devoted

,[
take to oneself, pretend to)
{devote oneself to, cling

,
;

[
to,
Attenuant,
Attenuate, .
Attenuation,
-
, , ', , .
Attachment, f. Attest, .
Attack, /f Attestation, f
f f. {by sea) f
*f.
;

Attic,
327
 " ), ATT
, ,
,
AUS

,,, *
',
Attic dialect,
Attica,

,,
Attire,
Attire,

", , ,
V.

,
, ,
,
,
, ,
f.
f. (), f.
.
f.

,
\
,
Avenue,
Aver,
-
Avenging,

.
: an avenging,
f.

, f.
/. -

,
Attitude, .
,
Attorney, awhyopos, m. on. Average,

,
Attract, v.

,,, , -, , ,,
Averment,
Averse,
/. yo, m.
-

,
,/.
[
Attraction,

, , ,
, , f. f.
[rjyopos to,
: to be averse

,
f.
Attractive, Aversion,

,
-os, n. f. n.

,
Attribute,

, f.
Attribute,

,, ,
,
Attrition,

,
Attune,
Avail,

, ,,
Avail, ,
,

,,.

,
,
,
,-
.

n.
f.

f.
f.
Avert,

Averted,
Averter,
Averting,
v.

.
"^,

,
: to avail : averting evil,

, -
oneself of, : an averting, f.
Available,

, , ,, Auger, n. n.

, , ,-- ,,,',,
-, ,
Aught,
Avarice, f. ~/, f. Augment,
yv,
v.
/. f.
Augmentation, ,/. [f.

[
f.
pypo, .

, ,
Avaricious, Augur,

,
,,,
Avaunt,
,
on.

,
, ,,
,
:

Avariciously, adv.

, -
,
:

interj.
avaricious man,
to be avaricious,

ay, ,
-
-
m.
Augur,

Augury,
.
,
art
.

of taking
ra.
,

.
,
auguries,
c
/. :
m.

the

, ,
Auburn,

,,
f.
Auction, to August,

-
f. f. :

,
Audacious,
7os, -
put up to auction,

- ,, , [,
August,
Mayvv,
fern.
(latter part of the month)
on.

,,,, ^ ,,
,
,
Audaciously, adv.

, ,
Audacity, Audaciousness,

,
f. f.
f.
Aviary,
Avidity,
Aunt, ,
Avocation,
, *,
f.
ra.

f.
f.
f.
f.
n.

f.

,,,
Audible,

- y, y, n.

, ,,oy,
Audience,

,
(a hearkening, listening Avoid, v.

, ,- f. (assembly)
to)

,
Audit,
Audit,

,, ,,
v.
,
n.

, - or f. oyo,
oyo-
ra.
Avouch,

,
Avow, .
.

Auditor,

,,,
, ,
,
Auditory, ,,
,,, ,
on.
auditor of accounts,

: , on. oy, ..
m. :

ra.
yoa
Avowal,

Aurelia,
ooya,
f.
f.

f. [$
y'
f.

,
Avenge, v. Auricular,

,,, , , , , ,
to Auriferous,
avenge oneself, Aurora, f. f.
Avenger, ra. on. Auspice, ra. n.
. ill. Auspicious,
7ft. W.
328
 ,
,,
,
,, ,-
Auspiciously, adv.
Austere,
AUS

[,/.
Awkward,

,
Awkwardly, adv.
, -*
,[,, BAD

Austerity,
Austral,
f.
Awkwardness,
, f.

,,,,,,
Authentic, Awl,
Awless,
n.

,,, .

,, , ,
Authenticate, v. a0aju/37/s,

Authenticity, n.
-
f. Awn, on. on.

on.
on.

, ,
Author, {writer of a book,

, ,,
m.
(perpetrator, originator)

, on.
on.
<c.)

on. -
Awning,
Awry,
Axe,
n. to cut with an axe,
m. ,/.
n.

, ,,, ,
:

on. m.
Authorise,
,
,
v. Axiom, . n.

,
Axis, m.

,
;, , ,,
Authoritative,
Authority,
.
,
having authority,
/.
f.
f.
.
. :
Axle,
Ay, adv. vai
Aye, adv.
Azure,
on.

\,

,:,, ,
Autography,
Automaton, .
.
, ,,-
Automatous,
Autumn,

, ,
, ,
, - .
/. : late autumn,
Baa, V.

, ,, - .
Autumnal,

,
Auxiliary,

,, ,
,, , -
Babble,

,,,, , ,
,,

, , -
on.

, :

,[ on.
auxiliary force,
subst.
on.
Babbler,
Babbling,
Babe, Baby,
on.

.
.

,,
f. f. Baboon,

-
f.

, ,
.

,
Await, Bacchanalian,

,
on.

,, , on. m. f.: to be a
bacchanalian,

,
:

Awake, .

,
awake,

, - ,
,
,,
, , to
:

be awake,
to lie
adj.

on.
: a bacchanalian shout,
., (adv.) [.

,,,,, -
:

watch, Bacchanals, . pi.

,
Awake, Bacchus, on. on.

,,,,,
. on.
Awake, adv. Bachelor,
.
, , , -[-
Awakening, an awaken- Back,
ing,
Award, , , f.
f.
:

f.
f.
n.
.
:
:

on the back,
on.

to turn one's back,

n.
-
Award, v. Back, Backwards, adj.
Aware, Back, v. (to tho'ust or push bach)

,,
Away, adv.

,,, , {absent) away (mouoit a horse)

,
:
;

,
from,

:
(w. gen.) uphold)

,
(to secooid,
,
,
,
;

{begone)

Away,
, , ;

-
Back, adv. ,
,
adj. to be away,

, , - Backbite, .

,,,, ,
to go away,

, [
:

Awe,
, f. n. n. Backbiter, on.

,, -
n. & on. : to stand in awe, Backbone, ,/.

, ,[, , , , -
Backward, (unwilling)
Awful, Backwardness, on.
Awfully, adv. Backwards, adv.
Awfulness,
Awhile, adv.
f. f. - (see Back)
Bad,
f.
329
 ,
, , , - BAD
: very bad,
[,- Ballad, ,
, , , n. n. f,

,,
, ,, ,
n. Ballast, n.
Badge,

, , - n. n. Ballast, V.

,,,,
Badger,

,,,
Badly, adv.
Badness,
m.

,
Ballot,
Ballot, v.

, , --
Ballot-box,
f.

m. m.

,,
f. f.
Balloting, f

,
f. f. J.
Baffle, v. Balm, n.
Bag,

,, , m. m.

, n. f.

,
m. n. a small bag,

,
Taiva,f.

, ,,, -
:

Baggage,

,
Bagnio,

,,
Bagpiper,
, ,
,4,
n.
n., pi.
n.
m.
n.

n.
m.
Balsam,
(the

Baluster,

,, ,
(the ointment)
shrub)
f.
c.
f.

n.
n.

Bail,
f.

;
bail,
:

, one who
m.
f.
gives

/.
m.
f. dieyyva,
bail, surety^
: a giving
f.
Balustrade,
Ban, (public notice)

, , ,
(curse)
Banana- tree,
f.
m.
ayya,
pi.

f.
n.

,,,,,,,
,
Bail, v. (to give bail) oiey- Band, (bandage or tie) m.
^,
,
(admit to bail) m. m.

*
,, ,[ ,
to be bailed,
:

Bailiff, (land steward)

(officer
Bait,

,
;

who distrains)
n.
(require bail)

m. ;
m.
to catch with a
:
Karey- n.

,\,f.
n.

, ,
,
,, ,
(headband,

f.

band of dancers, &c.

n.
fillet)
(company)
n.
m.
n.

m.
f.
f.

m.

Bake,
Baked,,
bait,

,
,,,,
oven,

,
Bakehouse,
,, v.
:

n.
baked in the
[n.
Bandage,
Banditti,

,,,
m. pi.

, ,,
Bandy-legged,
Bane, *, n. pi.
m.
m. pi.

m.
m.

, ,,, ,,, ,
Baker, m. m. n. n. f.
Baker's shop, n. Baneful, ypb,
Baking
y,
,,,,, ,
(bread), f.
Balance, f. f. Banefully, adv.

;
m. Bang, f. n.

,,,
Balance,

balanced,

,,
Bald,

,
,
,
to
, ,,
:

, [
-
v.

make
: to be equally

bald,
Bang,
Banish,
v.

ostracism)
.
n.

(by
:

, ,
to be bald, to banish a polluted person,

,
,
:

Baldrick, ,
Bale, (misery)
/
y,
,, , , , ,
Baldness,
,, , m.
m.
f. f.
m.
,
Banished,
Banishment,
: to be banished,

/. /.
m.

,?, ,,, -[ ,,, ^,

f. f. f.
Baleful, yb, (by ostracism) m. :

,
( disappointment, defeat perpetual banishment,

,,,,
Balk,

,,, ,
f.
n. Bank, ', f. n. : mound of
Balk, Baulk, v. earth, n. : bank for money,

,
Ball, f. m. : little f.
m.
-
,,
ball, n. n. Banker,
m. ball of the hand
: Bankrupt, m.
or foot, n. like a ball, : m. : to be bankrupt,
adv. to :

play at ball, Bankruptcy, f.

Ball, (entertainment
music,
330
.) /,/. ^. of dancing, Banner,
Bannian,
n.

f. f (,
[n.
 ,,,, ,
[,-
Banquet, Sals, ,
, f.
BAN
.
.
], f.
BAS
f. (stripping

,,, , - ,,
off the bark) m.
,
,
<m,/.
),
,
f.

,
Banquet, . Barley, f. barley- n. :

,,
Banqueting,
Banter,

,
v.

,
,, ,
, -
f. bread or cake,
water,

Barm,
n.

f
:
f.
of barley,
barley-
barley-meal,
:
f. :

[,

,
Bantering, f.

,
f.
. Barn, m.

, ,-
m. f.
. .

,,, , ,;, ,
Bantling, Barrack, f. f
Baptise, .
Baptism,
,
, . .
Barrel,
Barren, (in
m.
all senses)
(of animals)

, ,[ y , ,
f. ;

Baptist, . yovo ; (of land)

Baptistry, n. ; (of trees) (un-
m. n. (in a productive, fruitless)

,
Bar,
court of law)

,,
Bar,
Barb,

,
,
v.

,,, ,
m. KiyK\ls,f.

, , ,,m.
;
(to
n. -os,

forbid)
Barrenness,

Barricade,
f.
pay, m.
f. f.

n.
Barb, v. ay

, m.
n. n.

,
Barbacan,
Barbarian,

,
[,
act like a barbarian,
m.
n.
: to speak or
Barricade,

Barrier,
v.

n. pay,
m*
m.

, , , , , ,
,,
Barrister, m.

^.
Barbaric,

^.
Barbarism,

, m. m. m. oyo, m.

,
Barbarity,
Barbarous,

, ,
,,
,, , - ,
Barbed,
Barber,
,,
,, ,
Barbarously, adv.

,
m.
,
,
[,
,
- 4oyo
m.
Barrow, {hand-barrow)
(mound of earth, grave)

Barter,
Barter, v.
m.
f.
n. .

f.
n.
m.
/.

,
, f
Base,

,
Barber's shop, n. n.

Bard,
Bare,

,,, , ,, ,,,,,,, --
Bare, v.
yv,
Barefaced,
m.
n.

yv,
be barefaced,
m.

: to
n. pi.
Base,

Basely, adv.
Baseness,
; (counterfeit)
n.

.
n.

f
-

Bare-footed,

,, ,- , , ,
, - ,
, -
Barely, adv. (hardly, scarcely)
Bargain, (a purchase) f. ),
Bashful,
f

Bashfully, adv.
f f.

[\5

,
n. (stipulation, agreement) Bashfulness, f /.
6ooya, f. f

- ,
f.

,,
n. n. Basil, (a plant) n.

;
Bargain,

,, , ,
v.

, ,
(bargain for, buy)
(covenant, agree to)
Basil, v.
Basilisk, m.

, ,,
Basin, Bason, . f.
Barge,

,, , ,
Bark, (rind
(little

, ,,,
ship),
^
f.
of a tree)

f.
m.
n.
washhand-basin,

Basis,
n.

f. n.
n.

n.

,,, ,, , ,,
m. (as of a dog) Bask, V.
\^
n.

, ,
Bark,
' v.

, /.
(strip trees of their
;
(as
ayyav
barl)
a dog)
Basket,
f.
m.
m.
m.
m.
n. : a little
m.
m.

n.
basket,

Barker, m.
,
Barking, (of a dog)
331
m.
Basket-maker,
Basking, ',}.
m.

2
 ,, ,, ,[,-
BAS

, ,, ,,/.,
Bass, (in music) in. :

Bastard, ; subst. be with, : be at hand,

,,,
Baste, v. (beat)

,7, [
Bastinado,
,
, , f.
Beach,
, c.
f. in. 6\, also

, ,, -
, , , Beacon,
Bastion,

,
, ,
f. f. in.

[, f.

,
Bat, f. Beadle, m. m.
Bate, V. Beak, (of a bird) n.
Bath,

, -
vapour-bath,

,
. :

,
swimming-bath,

bathman,

,[ ,
.
f
m.
.
/.
:

:
in.

, ^.,,
Beam,
(of a
n.
{rafter)
f.
ship)
m.
f. :
m.

sunbeam,
(of a

, , ;
;

, ,,,
Bathe, .
Bathing,

,, ,
m.

, f.
-
pair of scales)
Beam,
Bean,
v.
m.
n.
-

,
Baton,

, ,
Battalion,

, , , , , , --
n.
in.
.
[.
f.
f.
Bear, c.

Bear, v. (in all senses)

support)
(carry,
(endure)

, ,
f. ;

Batten, V.

,,
, , ,

,
Batter, : to bear young,

,
, , ,
,
Battering-ram,
,,
,
:

,
Battery, (a besieging)

,
batter

f. (bulwark)
down,

in.

f.
Beard,
f. (of corn)
goat's-beard,
Bearded,
in.
in.
f.

m.
f.

-
:

, ,,,
,
n.

,
Battle,, ,
,
,
,
, ,, ,,,
f.
.
in.

:
f.

naval battle,
n.

f.
f.
f.

f.
n.
Beardless,
Bearer,
Beast,
n.
(cattle)
(of
m.
burden)
in.

n.
n.
m.

n.
n.
9

,/. : ,
land battle, f a noxious beast,
n.

;
: :
f. :

battle of cavalry, . n
of wild beasts, 0-
- f. : :

a fair battle, without without wild beasts,

, , ,[ , , ,,-
,
: : :

a battle, (adv.) having wild beasts,

,, ,, ,
Battle-array,

, ,,
to engage in battle,

, , ,
f.
.
Beastly, (filthy, obscene)

,,,,,, , ,,,,
Battle-axe, in. Beat,

,
Battle-field,

Bauble,
Bawd,
Bawl,
[,
Battlement,

.
, .
/.

C.
f.
m.
m.
/. cially with

beat back,
beat out metal,
:
a
beat out,
stick)
:
;
(espe-

beat the breast or head,

,,
Bawling,

, ,,/.
- f

,,, ,
Bay, (in the sea) m. (colour) (outstrip, surpass)

, -
;

,
m. (conquer)

,
;

,
Bay, V. : to be beaten or defeated,
Bay-tree,

;,
Bazaar,

, , ,, , n.
f.
n. the heart)
;
(throb, of

-
Bdellium,
Be, V. \\,

, , -- as,
n.

to be well,
Beatific,

Beatify, .

,,
to be
: ill, : to Beating, (striking) in.

, , ,
be naturally,
be established, be
: be on,
set, be, exist)
set over, added,
'-
: (to

noise)
m. (defeat)
f
(of the breast)
f. (beating
m.
~,
: be besides, be in or near, Beatitude, f.
f.
332
Beau,

,
Beaver,

,,, , ,, ,,
, on.
on. : of the beaver,
Bedew, .
Bed-fellow,
.,
BEF

on. yo-

,
C on.

,
C.

, , -, /.

,
,
, ,
Beaufet,

,, *, ,,,
ayXabs,

,
f.
Beautiful, Beauteous, Bed-post,
Bed-ridden,
Bedroom,
\,
see
or

Bedchamber
on.

^
(only of things) very Bedstead, . & pi., .

,,
:

^.
,*
beautiful,

',
, ,
(beautifully vjrovght,
:
superl.
variegated)
beautifully
;
Bee,

,
bee,
bees,
f
f.

.
on. :
:

swarm
humble-

on. :
of
to

- -,
,
swarm, (of bees)

,,
shaped, : :

, ,
beautiful -haired, keeper of bees, on.

ay\aoyvios

, ,, , -
:

:
with beautiful cheeks,
:with beautiful limbs,
with beautiful eyes,

,"
Bee-hive,

,-
Bee-house,
.
01.
on.
on.

f.
on.
f.

,
Beautifully, adv. yiov, n.

,
,,
Beautify, v. Bees'-wax, /s, /.
Beech,

,
f.
Beauty,

-, ,
. , ,, , ,
f.

, ,
. ay\dia,
f.
f. ', f.
f.
Beechen,
Beef,
,, .

,
f. f. Beer, on. on.

, .
,
,,
Becalm, on.

,^, [
.
,,,,,
Because, adv. Beestings, f. : beest-

,
because : of, ings pudding, on.

,,
Beck,
, ,
Beccafico,

, ,
f
/.
.
Beet,
Beetle,
Beeves,
.
on. pi.
on.

, ,
Beckon,

,
Befal,

,
V. V.

''
Beckoning,
Become,

, ,
, , .
, ;
f
(to become, he
.
Befit, V.
Before, prep, (in all senses)
advance, farther onward)
;
(in

, ,,,
changed to)

,
;

, ,,
(to

, ,
become,

, , ,-
fit, suit) :
; (of old) ;
(in frooit

-- ,
(impers.) it becomes, is fitting, pro- before the face)

;
of,
per,
\ ],
,
?,

, - ,,
\

Becoming,
Becomingly, adv. , , (earlier, sooneo*)
,

,,
Bed,

,
,
Becomingness,

,,, f
f

,, ,~~, , or ),
(in preference, rather than)
or ) ;

to be or live

:, , ,
f. f. f. :

.
n. before, to be, lie or
-
"
f.

,,
:

on.

,,
bed on the ground, pallet-
:

bed, low bed, bed of

be placed before,
to b 3 before or in front of,

,
f. : :

,
straw or leaves,

,
f. to be beforehand, anti-

,
f. to put to bed,
: cipate,

,,,, ,
: to make a bed,

,
Before, adj. (sooner, earlier,

,
Bedaub, v.

, ,, )
,
Bedding,
Bedeck,
,
Bedchamber,

,
333
v.
n.
n.
on.

f.
on.

\
former)

vance)
front of)
(superior to)
or
;

(ivith dat.
(in ad-

;
(in
;
 ,, , - , ,, , ,
,
BEF BEL
Beforehand, adv. Behind,

,, , ,-
: to be behind,
Befoul, .
Befriend,

, , - * ,,
. Behindhand,
;
(defective,
(too late)
in arrears) :

,
.

,
Beg, to be behindhand, (put

,
, ,
; ;

(esp. to ask alms) off, hesitate, scruple)

,
~

, ,
, ', , ,
,
, ,
. , ,
,
-
: beg off,

Behold, v.

',,
Beget,

^,
',,,, , , ,
,,
Begetting, /. /.

, , f. Behold, pi. : painful

,
Begetting, (part.) to behold,
Beggar,

,
,
Beggar, .

,
Beggarly, (poor)
, ,
.
m.
m.
in. Beholder,

Behoof,
m.
f.
m. m.

n.
[xph

,
; f.
Behove, impers. ?,

,
\6*
(mean, shabby)

,, , -
, , ,, ;
(stingy) ~)>, Being, (essence, state or constitution

, ,, , , ,
of anything, existence) f.
Beggarly, adv. f. (a creature) n.

, f. especially collectively, as,

*,
mankind

,'
Beggary,

,-, , ,
/. /.
Begging, f. f.
Belabour, v.
Begging, adj. Belay, v.
Begin, . -, -, Belch, V.

upon, as , ;

battle, conversation, &c.)

(join, enter

,
Belching,
Beldame,
n.

,-,
^,
',
-^, f.
f.
m.
ypala, f. ypa't-

,
(to enter on, commence, Beleaguer, v.

,
;

an

,; ,
as office, the stage, a lawsuit, Belie, v.
Belief, worthy of belief,

,
<fcc.)
f. :

Beginner,

, ,,,,
Beginning, , -
m.
m. (novice)

, -- f.
(first

f.
cause,
}*,
f.
commencer)
m.
m.

from the
n.
Believe,

, ,
pose)

,
Believed,
^,
v. (trust, credit)
(think, sup-

, ,
:

beginning, Believing,

, ,,
Beginning, adj.

, ,,,,^/
['
,
Bell,

,
Belike, adv.
m.
)>
Begird, .

,,, -
Begotten,
Begrime, ,
Begone, interj.

.
,
Belle,

,, , ,'
Belligerent,

,
Bellow, .
Bellowing,

, .
m. .

Beguile,
,

, , ,-
,
.
ing, grief, &c.,)
Behalf, in behalf
;
(soothe, as suffer-
-
Belly,

,,;
,
Bellows,
>, f
lower belly,
bellied,
Belong,
f. f.

(be possessed, as property)

m.

n. :
n.
pot-

,,
of, v.

, , ,
Behave, v.

;
(act) of)
;
(be the property or wont

,
,
Behaviour,

Behead,
n. pi.
v.
m. n. (be inherent, be in, belong to)

tain
;

to,
(belong to a class, apper-
be reckoned among) ,
Behest,
334
, n. ,/. Belonging,
 ,
,, , , , : BEL
, ,
,
, ,
BET

,,
Beloved, Benumb, . to be
QLyowriTOS benumbed,

, ,,0 , , ,
Below, adv.

Below, adj.

,,,, [,
;

, ,
prep. : fr m below,

: the ,
Benumbing,
Bequeath,

Bequeathing,
.

f. /,

, ,,
,- , , -
gods below, or the dead, Bequest, f. n.

Belt,

,
w. pi., oi

,,,,,, ,,
, ,
Bemire, v.
Bemoan,
m.

v.
f.
m.
f.
Bereave, .

,
be

, ,
bereaved,

Bereaved, Bereft,
: to

,,,
Bench,

, , m. .
,,
Berry,
berry,
n.

f.
:

:
the juniper-
laurel-berry,
.

:
:
Bend,

,
Bend, ,

,,, ,
,
, ,
,,
(a how or
,-,,
,,
,
, -
.
/.

sail)
bend back,
bend down,
.
.
;
Beryl,
Beseech,

Beseem,
Beset, .
f.

v.

.
f.

,,
(intrans.)

,, ,-
bend down,
:

Beside, (by the side of) :

,
Bending, to be beside oneself,

, ,, ,,
, , ,
/. f.
Beneath, adv. prep,

, ,
:

,
;

from beneath, Besides,

-
,, , ,,,
Benediction, f. Besiege, .

,
f.
Benefaction, /.
.
.
Besieged,
,/.
,,
Benefactor, Besieging, f.
Benefactress, /.

,
, ,
f. f.

,, ,,
,
Beneficence, Besieging, adj.

,.
, ,,,,
f. f.
& Besmear, .
Beneficent, Besom, n. m.

- Besot, .

,, , [,
Beneficial,

,
Benefit,
Benefit,
,,
,
,,,[
V.
f.

to be benefited,
.
/.
f.
Besotted,

Bespangle, .
Bespatter, .
proach, slander)
;
(asperse with re-
-

,
:

to requite a
-
, ,
:

benefit, Bespot, V. -
,
, ,
:

- ,
Benevolence,
,/. ,to be benefited in

f.
return, Besprinkle,

Best,
. 1

, , , ,
adv. to be the

,
f. : :

,
Benevolent,
: to be benevolent,
best,
Bestial,
,
, -[
.

,, ,
Bestir,

,
Benevolently, adv.

, Bestow,, .

,
Benighted, to be,

, ,
,,
Bent,

,
,
Benign,

Benignity,

Bent, (purpose, inclination)

.
f.
/.
/.

],
/.

f.
Bestrew,

Bet,
Betake,
Bethink,
,, ,^[
Bestride,
Bet, .

.
.
.
.

/.

335
 , ,
Betide,

,; ; ,
V.
BET

, ,- (bid
BIR
against)

;
[
;

r *
Betimes, adv.
,/.
, ^'.&,
,,
(soon, early) Bidding,

,,
,^ (seasonably)

,,,,, -
Bide, .
^.
,
time)

, ,,
,
,
Betoken,

Betray,

,
.
v. (deliver up
{in

treacherously)
good

- Big,
Biding,
Biennial,
Bier,

Bigamy,
pios;
, (pregnant)
. f.

: verv

, ,-
f. [big,

^. - ; (divulge, disclose)
Bigger, (compar. of Big)
Bigness, n.

, , ,, ,,
Bigot,

,
: to be betrayed, Bigotry,

,, ;
Betrayal,
f. f.
BHe,
Bilious,
/. m.

,
(divulging)

,,,,
:

f. somewhat bilious,
Betrayed, _

, ypa,
(di-

,
Bill, (account)
vulged) n. (beak of a

,, ,,
'Betrayer,
vulger)
,
Betroth,^ v.

, ,
- , , m,
m.
-,), (di-
m.
Bill, v.
bird)

Billet, (log)
or note)
n.

m.
n.

n. (letter

,
n.

, ,,
f.

, ,
Billet, v.

, ;
to be
Betrothal,

, ,
:

,
f. f. billeted,
Betrothed,
Better,

, , ,,,,, , [
,- adv.
Billow,
Billowy,
n. m. n.
/.

,
Bin,

,
, ,, , ,[- ,
Between, Betwixt, adv.
-
, ; (preferable) Bind,

,^
v.
f.

to bind
:
f

round,

, ,
; adj. to bind down,

,,
,
,
:
to
-
, , ,,-
Beverage, m. . :

-
bind (by oath),

,
Bewail,
,
Bevy^ayeAT?,/^

, . _

Binding, m.

, ,
f.

, ,,
,
m. : binding on, /.

Bewailing,

Beware,

,,:, ,.

, ,
m.
m. vayb, m.
Binding,
Biparous,
Bipartite,
Bipartition,
f.

- ,, ,
Biped,

,
Bewilder, .

,,
Bewitch, .
yav,
,
,
bewildered,

, ,
, ,
, to be Birch,
Bird,

bird,
n.
f.
m.

m.
c.

n. : young
m. : of
n.

, -
or belonging to birds,

,
Bewray, .

,
:

, , without birds,

,
,
Bey, m. m.

,,
Beyond, adv.
Bird-catcher, m.

,,, m, to catch birds,

:

,,,
[bird-lime,
Bias, .

,,,
t

Bird-lime, ios, m. to catch with

,
,
:

Bias,

, f
/.

,
Bird-market, n.pl.

,
, , ,
Bibacious,

,-
Birth,
f. f. f.
Bibber, m.

,
m.

, ;, ,
(lineage, descent)

,
Bible, f.
n.
f. n. f n.

,
.

Bicker,^,
belonging to birth,
_

Bid, v.

336
,,
(order)
(offer a
-
price)
Birth-day,
ing to a birth-day,
Birthplace,
n. pi.

f.
: belong-

f.
 ,
,
BIR
. pi. , , ,
, ,, , ,
,
Blame, /.
BLE
f m.

,, ,,, , ,,,
Birthright,

,
Bisect,
Bisected,
Bisection

,
Bishop,
V.

,
, -- rn.
f.
Blameable,

blameable,
Blameably, adv.
f.

: to be

n.pl.
Bishopric,

,
Bit,
Bit! {ofabridle)

,, ,
,
Bitch,

, , ,, .
m.

- :
: little bit,
.
jagged bit,
f.: bitch-puppy,
f.

m.
m.
.

-
,
Blameless,

Blamelessly, adv.

4;
Bite

,
; v.

, , ,
f.

, ,
, (sting)
,

(sting, itch)
Blamelessness,
Blanch, .
/.

-
,
,
Bite,
Biter,

-,
Bitter,
,
,
, ,[ -
. tirji-is,

m.
f.

(grievous) -
Bland,

Blandish, V.
01'
^

,
;
Blandishing,

,, (sour)

,,
:
;
Blandishment, . -

,
very

,,, ,
bitter,

,
bitter, : to make

-
Blank, adj.
.
[,^

,
Blank,
Bitterly, adc.

,
Blanket, /. f.

m. Blaspheme, V.
Bittern,

,,,
, , Blasphemous,
[,
,
Bitterness, f. /.
n.

, Blasphemy, f.
Bitumen, f. ra.
Blast, f. f.
Bituminous,
Blast, v.

,, ,,
Bivalve,

, ,,
f

, , ,-
. Blaze, v.
Bivouac,

,,
Blab, .
Blaze, n. f.
Blab, m. m. f.
Blazing,
Black, ;

dressed

,,,
(black, sooty)

,, ,
: f

Blazon, v. (embellish, paint)

in black, :

celebrate)

,
to (make public,
with black hair, : ;

be black,

,
:

Bleach, v.
to black (shoes),

,
Blackamoor, m. Bleak,
to

,
Blear-eyed, :

Blackbird, m.

,
Blackcap, (bird) m. be blear-eyed,

,
, , , ,,,
Blacken, v.
Blackguard, m.
Blear-eyes,
Bleat, V.
f.
pi.

Blackness,

m. , ,,- ,,
Black Sea,
Blacksmith,

,,,
m.
Blacksmith's shop,
, m.
f.
f.

^
[p v,
n.
W.

n -
Bleating,
Bleating, adj.
Bleed,
(to lose
Bleeding,
v.

intr. (a losing
Bleeding,
blood)

adj. irdr.
f.

blood)
f.

(losing
; ^

blood)
intr.

f
f.

,
Blacksmith's trade, /.

,
f.

,,,, , ,,
f.

,
Bladder, Blemish, /.
f.
Blade, (of a sword,

, oar, shoulder- Blemish, v.

, -- ,,,
,
,
blade) (of an oar) Blend, v.
f.

,
, ,,,
Blain,
rn.

f.
Bless, V.

Blessed, Blest,
-
Blame, v.
Blessedness, /.

/.,/.
^, 337
, Blessing, (good wish)
/
5
J.
* ,
 ,, ,,
BLI
, - , ,/
,- f
f. (benefit)
prime of anything)

:,,,, , 44;
;
(bloom,
f. as of a peach)
Blight, m.
Blight,

,
, , , - v. (spoil,
f.
blast)
to be blighted,
m. Bloom, v.
prime) (flourish)
(be at the

,
-Blooming, (flowery)

,, , (in the bloom of

Blind,

,, life, at the
;

prime)

,/ ,- ,/
Blind,

,
,, ,,/
v.

: to be blind,
[, n.
Blossom,
Blot,
f.
n.
m.

,
Blot,

,&
V.

,, \ ,,
,
Blind,

,
n. Blotch,
Blinding,

,/
Blindly, adv.
f Blow,
(as afire)

,
Blindness, : to blow
upon,

,
f.
Blmdworm, m.
: to blow
one's nose,
Blink, v.

,,
m. Blow,
Blinkard,
}
, /. n. [Tas blvas

,, ,
m. Blowpipe, m.

,,
Blinking, adj.

,
,/ ,
Blowzy,
Blinking, m. Blubber,
f

;
Bliss,
f. m. Blubber, v.

[
Blissful,

- ,
Bludgeon, n.
Blister, f.
f. Blue, (darJc blue)

,,
,;,,, ,
f. (pale blue)
s>f
ff
Blister, v. (rise
,

m blisters) Blue-eyed,

, ,,
Bhthe, Blithsome,

,
Blueness,
Blithely, adv. f.
[ 7 Blunder,^

[
Bloat, V. n.
f.

,
n.
Block, 7, m.

,
f. chop- Blunder,

,
:
v.

,,,,,,, -
pmg-block,

- hr&n-
n. Blunt, v.
'

,
71 ' : to

,,,
be blunt,
Block up, .

,/
blockade,

,
<m,/.
/
Blunt,
Bluntness,
(dull)

f (dullness)

, ,
Blockade,^, f.
\, f
,- Blur m.

,,,
[
Blush, V.

,
Blockhead, m.
Blocking up,
/ Blush, n. n.

,/.
,
, ,, .
/

,,, [^
Bluster, v.

,,,;
Blustering, m.
Bloody
,.
has been shed)
gush of blood, ,/.:
n.
m.
(blood that
:
Blustrous,
Boar, m. m, m., ,

,:
clotted Boar-hunt,
blood, f.
f : having much Board, m.

-
f. {slab,
blood,
67 2
,draught-board, sideboard, ac.)

, ,,,,-
lacking blood,
m. to go on board a ship,

-
:
having no blood,
dva to put on :
ros: to stain with blood,
make
-
,
board,

,
inl
bloody,

,
Board, v. (to pave with boards)

,
Blood-guiltiness,

,
, , ,-
/
[
/,
,,
Boast,
,
Boarish,
v.
^
',
\*, ,,,
Bloodless,
4,
,
Bloodshed, m. 7 7

,,
ktovos, m.

, ,
Bloodshot,

, -
Blood-thirsty,

,,
Bloody,

Bloom,
/

n.
; (cruel)

(bloom of age,
[ yios
Boast,

,
.

, ,-,
Boaster, oxpayopas, m.

^,
Boastful,
m.
f

^-,
m.

m.
.
.

4-
m.

338
 ,
,/,,,, ,
Boastfully, adv.
BOA

,
,,
, -
,
[
Bombast,
BOR
ra<

/
,,
Boat,
, ,
Boasting.

,, ,
/
n.
m.
/
/

n. , ,m,

Bonasus,

,
Bond,

, ,
Bombastic,

-
m.

,, , -
/ / /
Boatman,

, ,
Boatswain,

,,,, ,,,
Bode, V.
Bodement,
/ ,/. m.

m.
m.

n.
,
Bond,

,, ,
,,, ,
,
Bondage,
m.
n.
(luritten

/
m.

/
contract)
/.
.

,,
Bodiless, Bondmaid, /. /
,
Bodily, Bondman,

, ' m. .
Body, n. m. n.

, ,/,
Bone, . : little bone,

, ,,
:

,, ,,
a dead body,
body of men,

,
m.
m.
m.
m. bone,
.
backbone,
:
/.
. shin-bone, :
: hip-

,,
n. n. / shoulder-blade,
:

,,,
,
Bog, n. / Boneless,
Boggle,
Boggy,

, ,, ,
V.

,,
,
Bonfire,
Bonnily, adv.
Bonny,
. /.

,,,,:
Boil, n. n.

,, -
71.

, , ,,,
Boil, . : to boil down, Bony,

,
: boil Booby, m. m.
up, Book, / .

,
over, boil

, ,,
boil around,

,,,,
Boiled,
:
7
/
.
a work)
Book-case,
m.
/.
/. (division

,,,,,:- ,,
Boiler, / Bookkeeper, m.

,,, ,
Boiling, / / Bookseller, m.
Boisterous, Bookseller's shop, n.
Boisterously, adv. Bookworm, (insect) / (close

,
Bold, student) m.

: ,
Bookwriter, m.
,
,,: , , ,
pudent)

, ,
-
bold,
,
exceedingly

, ,,,
,
-
,
bold,
bold in

:
;

speech,
to be bold,
to make
(im- Boom,

,/
Boon,

Boon,
Boor,
Boorish,
(bar laid across the
a harbour)
/.

(cheer/ul, gay)
m.
[, n.
mouth o/

[,
n.

/.
Boldly,

,
,
,
. , ,
, ,
adv.

- ;
(rashly)
(impudently)
Boorishness,
Boot, (tall boots)
m. (short boots)
,/
/,
/.

[, ./.

,,,,, ,,
;

,
, , , ,
Boldness, .
; (freely)

/
Booth,
Bootless, (useless,
/.
.
(wattled
unavailing)
booth)
-

,,
/
,/.
,
boldness

,
/.:

,, ,
of speech,
Boll, v. (to rise in
;
a
(to swell out)
stalk)
Booty,

to take
.
as
/.

booty,
/
. pi.
-
/.
/.

, ,
to sell

,,
:

, , ',
, , ,
Bolster, v. booty,

,
Bolster, n. Border, m.

,
n. pi.

[
,, ,
Bolt, m. n, / /. n. pi. (/ a garment)
m
.
, : thunder-bolt, n.
-
Bolt,
Bolus, ,
v.

339
/
m. Border, v.
Borderer,
m.
m. m.
 ,
,,,,~/,,,, BOR

, , -[
BOY
Bordering,

Bore, .
[ , ,,
to be bound,

, ,
Bounded,
,
, , ,, ,-
part,
,
i.e. it is proper that,

,,,-,:-
Boreal, Boundless,
Boreas, m.
Bored,

, , ,
Borer, m. {auger, gimlet) Boundlessly, adv.
,}. Bounds, m. .

^, , , -
n. n. pi.
Born, part, yeyovcbs, . . .
) m.

,
:

new-born, veoyovos,
: to exceed bounds, &

,,,,
high-born, ehywrjs

^^,
to be born
: to be born,

of, ,
,
: to

Bounteous, Bountiful,

,,,, - yao,
keep within bounds,

-
Borne,
borne,

,
Borough,

, , m.
: not to be Bountifully, Bounteously, adv.

,
Bounty,

, , ,
f. yaopa,

,,,
Borrow, v. (take on credit) f f. f.
a Bourgeon, .

,
;
(ash loan)

,, ,/ ,/
Borrowed money, n. Bourn, (limit) m. n.
Borrower,

,, ()
Boscage, n.
m.

,,
n. pi.

f
n. (torrent,
m.
stream)

Bosky,
Bosom,
Boss,

Botany,

,, ,,,
on.
Botanic, Botanical,

Botch, V.
m.

,, ,, , [-
Bouse, Boose, v.
Bousy,
Bout, {a drinking bout)

Bow, n.
Bow, (of a ship)
n.
having a bow,
:
m.

,,
f.
Botcher,
Both, adj.
m. m.
Bow-case, ^,
Bow, Bow down, v.
m.
: on both sides, - Bowelless,
^,
ayvo,
from both
\, ,
sides,

,
:

,,
Bowels,
Bower,

, [ ,/, [,
n. -va,
n. $,/
n. pi.

,
Both, adv. Bowery,
Bowl, m. (ball)

,,, , ,.,[,-
Bottle, (leathern dottle or bag)
m. {oil-bottle, casket for unguents,
cosmetics, <bc.) (earthen ,/, ?,
Bowlegged,
f.
or
on.

bottle or jar) c. Bowler, on.

Bottom, n. m. ; adj. Bowling-green, f.

,
,,, ,
the bottom,
Bottomless,
,
, ,,,
:
: from the bottom,
at the bottom, : to
Bowman,
Bowshot,
Bowstring,
Box, (tree)
To|ev/ta, n.

f
m.

/.

boxwood,
.
n.

, ,
:

boxwood tablet, .

,
Bough, m. on. f. :
:

boxwood box, made of

,
Bought, part, to

,
: f. :

,,;,, ,, $,, ,
be or that can be bought, boxwood,

Bounce,
Bound,
,
v. (leap)
(of a ship)
Box,

Box, (blow)
(chest)
on. /.
on.
.
n.
f.

ayvo Box, v.

y, , ,
,
n.

,
, ,,
Bound, (leap)

-, ,
,
opiov,

-,
,
Bound, Boundary,

[
-
n.
n.

n.
n. -a,n.pl.: of boundaries,
beyond the boun-
m.
.
n.
Boxer,
Boxing,
Boy,

boy, lad,
on,

n.
m.
f
yao, m.
yaa,
on.

n.
f.

on. big
:

of boys,
.

,,
:

,
:

daries,
Bound,
{leap)
-,v. {limit) ;

:
Boyhood,
Boyish,
f.
{youthful)

340
 ,,, ,,, , BRA BRE

,,,, [,
, ,^, ,
Brabble, m. on. Brave, v.
Brabble, v.

, ,, , Bravely, adv.

Brace, v.

,,
Bracelet,
[,
^.
Brace, (a pair)

, ,
, , ,-
,
,
on.

n.
on.
n. (bandage)
m.
f.
n.
Bravery,
.
Brawl,
. /.
epts,/.
f.
.
m.

, ,,,- ,
m. Brawl,

,
Brackish, V.

Brad, on.

Brag, V. Brawler, on. m.

,, , -
Braggart, Bragger, on.
Bray, v. (make a oioise like
(rub, bruise)
an ass)

,,, , ,- , ,
;

on. on. ; adj.

Brayed,
Bragging, f. Braying, (noise) on.

,
f.
[, . f (bruising)

,
f. f. f.
Braid,
Braid, V.

,,
Braided,
Brain,

, ,
,
Brainless,
,
,
, ,
-
on.

on.
on. Brazen,
brazen-footed,
(bold)

Brazenness, (boldness, impudence)

f.
f.
;

f
:

,,,,,^.
Brake, Breach, . (of friendship)

,, ,
on. f.
Bramble,

,
f. f. f.

, ,, ,,
Bran, oi.pl. n.pl. : heap Bread, on. (ovheafen dread)
of bran,
Branch,

river,

, .

,,, , ,
,
on.

.
on.

on. :
on.
branch of a
.
to
make
bread,
Bread-basket,
bread, :
.
to
:

.
to
eat

,
on.

,
:
f.

,
branch

,
Branching, Branchy,
,
off,

,
(of a river)
- Breadth, . .

;
, f. f.
.
, -
(of roads, onvers, ac.) Break,

,
:

, ,,, , ,
;
(break
Brand, (firebrand) on. 5afr,/. break out or forth)

,
off,

,,
/. (mark of disgrace) (break off)
. . (break, split)

,
;

Brand, . (break down, rend,

,,,
;

,, ,
Branded person, on. break out)
Brander, m. (intraois. break out, as

,
;

Brandish, v. pain, grief, war, c.)

, ,
Brandished,

,,,, ,
Brandishing,
Brasier,

,,- ,
; ,,;;
,
on.
on.

(pan of hot
f
m.
coals)
.
through)
(break, as a treaty, laws,
(break off, terminate, as
enmity, friendship, &c; disperse, as
an assembly)
;

<L'c.)
(bo'eak

,
f. f. (break,
Brass,
brass,
brazen,

, , ,, :
on. :

armed with
anything made of
. made of brass,
:

brass,
oath)
bankrupt)
a horse)
Break of day, n.
;
(be
(break in

,, ,
Brassy,
Bravado,

,
Brave,
,
, ,,
, ),,,- ,^. -[
:to work in

f.
brass,

f.
(compar.
. at break of day,
:

Breakage,
Breaker,
Breakfast,
.
,
from break of day,
:

n.
f.

.
n.
.

, ,,,
superl.
(compar. Breakfast, .
superl.
], ),
to be brave,
: -
Breaking,
ing up of an assembly)
,/. (break-
f.
: to be the bravest, Breast, . .
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 ,
/.

, , ,,-
VpV(TTpJ/OS
Breastplate,

, , ,
a breastplate,
), , m.

,/.
BRE
: with wide breast,

: to arm with
Bridle,
TTjp, m.
curb-bridle,
snaffle bridle,
:

with golden bridle,

BRI
m.

, f.
n.

f.

,
f.

,
,,
, ,
Breath,

, , ,,, ,
Breathe, ,.
,
(Ep.

, .
:
and Ion.

to breathe on,
to breathe forth,
Bridle, v.
Brief,
Briefly, adv.

,,
:

Briefness, /.

, ,,
f.
Breathing, f. m. Brier, f. f.

-
,
Breathless, Briery,
/,
Breeches,

, ,
,
Breed, yivos, .
.
, ,, ,
pi.

f. yevedAy, f.
f. pi. Brigade,
Brigadier,
Brigand,
n.

m.
m.
f.

m.
m.

,
:

, ', ),, ,
Breed, v. ^,
bred, evyevTjs
, ,
high-breeding, evyeveia, f.

-
-
high- : Brigantine,
Bright,
m. n.

,, ,
Breeze,

Breezy,

,
,
m.
(Ep.
.

, ,,
, ,
-
m.
and
f.
Ion. f.
be bright,
Brighten,
apyv
brightest,
:

.
: very bright,
: to

,
Brevity,

, -
f. f.

,,
, *
Brew,

, ,,- , ^,
v. Bright-eyed, /.
.

, ,
Bribe, m. Brightly, adv.
01,

. .

,
Bribe, Brightness, /.
^, aayp to /. [, .

^,
:
f.

,,
receive

bribe, ,,
,
a -bribe,
: accepting a
Brilliancy,
Brilliant,
Brim, .
/. f.

, ,
Bribery, (giving bribes) /. Brimstone, .
(receiving bribes) in- Brindled,

, - ,, , ,
:
f. :

dictment for bribery, Brine, f. /. : to steep

,
Brick,

,
ypa,f.

, , -
to
opy
- n.
make
:
f.
made of brick,
bricks,
to build of brick,
: small brick,

,
,
in brine,

, -
y,
,
Bring, V.

, ,
,
in, to,, upon, &c.
: to bring back,
to bring :

,,,,
:

,
,-
, ,,
Brick-kiln, n. to bring for-

,
:

Bricklayer, m. . ward, forth, out, before, &c.

Brickmaker, vopyb, m.
, ,, , - poy

,,
Bridal, : to bring away,
yao,
,
, ,
,
ceremonies,

, - ,,
Bride, f. :
yaos
n. pi.
to dress a bride,
: bridal

-
together,
:

:
to bring

to bring round,
to bring down,
:

,
,
Bride - chamber,

|
m.
Bridegroom,

,
Bridesmaid,

,-
- m.
f.
n.
down, humble,
to bring out of,
near to,
to bring up from below,
to bring
:

: to bring
:

,
:

,
Bridesman,
Bridge, y^pa, f. yvpov, n. bridge
of rafts,
lyre,
over, y,
, f. : bridge of a
m.
m.

n. :
:

to bridge
,
produce,
to bring under,
to bring to land,

to bring a message,
: ay :

to bring before, :

: to
:

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 ,
: - ,
,,
bring on oneself,
BRI
*/, Bruise,
BUI

,
n.

, , :,-to bring over,

, money, &c.
persuade,
:to bring
Bruise, v.
Bruised, 'part,
Brumal,

,
profit,
-
,, , :

- ,
to bring up, rear, Brunt, to bear the,

,
to bring Brush, n.

, ,,
Brush,

,
forth offspring, v. (touch
'', ;

, to bring

,
: slightly)
about,

,, ,
bring to life,

,
to
cyc'ipto
:

:
Brushwood,
Brutal,
f.

, ,
to bring to an end, Brutalise,

,,,, ,\,,,,,,,,
v.

,
, ,
Bringing,

children,
,
f.

to one's side,
f. :

f.
f.
bringing up of children,

m.
f.
bringing forth
: bringing over
/.
/. -
f.
Brutality,

Brute,
Brutish,

Bubble,
, f.
m.
(like

;
a beast)
(irrational)

f.
f.

n.
m.

f.
f.

,
Brink,
Briny,
. Bubble, v.

,
Brisk,

Briskly, adv.
Briskness,
Bristle,
Bristle, v.
,, ,, ,,, ,,, ,
,/.
, f.
: to be brisk,

f.
Buck,
Bucket,
Buckle,
Buckle, v.
: to

m.
f.
f.
make

n.
to bubble,

f.
n.

,, ,
%

,
, , ,,
Bristling, a bristling up,
\,
:

, ,
Bristly, [/. f. Buckler, f.
Brittle, Bucolic, [/.
Brittleness, f. Bud, m. n.
>,
Broad,
a river)

,
,
,
broad-flowing,

,
,
(of land, cities,
;

.)
(of Bud, v.
Budding,
Budget, m.
f.

[,-
,,
,,
;

m.

,,,, -
; (of the sea) : Buffalo, n.
broad-backed, Buffet, m.

, ,
f.
Broadness, n. . Buffet, v. pa-

Broil,
Broil, v.
Broken,
Bronchocele,
Bronze,
Brooch,
,,
Broider, Broidery, see Embroider
n.

,, ^.
,
m.

f.
n.

f.
f.
Buffoon,
m. 7, m.
Buffoonery,
,
,
:
m.
to play the buffoon,
yoo, -
n. -

,,
f.
Brood, Bug,

,
f. m.

,,
on,
,
Brood, v.

,,,
: brood over, think

, , ,,,,
Bugbear,
.
/. f.

,,
Brook, or n. n. Buglehorn, /.
Brook, v. Build, .
-
,
,
Broom,
,,
,, -
n. n.
m. : to build near,
Broth, m. : to build round,
Brothel, n. to

, ,,-
:

Brother, m. m.\ build in, to :

,,
brother-in-law, m. build again, to build
:

Brotherly,
Brow,
Browse, v.
343
m.

, , f. [
across,

Builder,
m.
:

7)1. ,
to build ships,

r
ni.
 , ,
, :
BUI BUS

,
, ,,,,-
Building, (an edifice) n. buried with,

,^ buried

,
n. n. together,
n. (act of building) f Burlesque, n.

Built well built,

f:
f.
art of building,
f.

- ,
,
Burlesque,

, ,^, -
yao
Burlesque, v.

,
Burly,

,
yoo,

,
:

,, , -
Bulb,
: new-built,

m.
Burn,

^
Burn,

, ,,-
v.

-
f.
9

,:^ -,
Bulbous, to burn from below,

,
:

Bulge, V.
, to

,,,,
:

Bulk,
Bulky, -yas,
n. oyKos,m. ,/. burn down,

:
:

to
to burn through,
burn together, ya,
-
Bull, m. : belonging to a bull, :to burn
burn off,

,
: like a bull, around, to
Bullet, f.
pyo, m.
f.
- : to burn before,

, , ,- ,
Bullion, (silver^ gold)

, m.
: to burn or long for,

, ^. -
Bullition, Burner, , on. on.

,
f. f.
[, f.
Bullock,

,,-,
Bully, v.
Bulrush,
Bulwark, , , yb,
,,,,, ,ya,,.,oy,
,
m.

m.
n.
n.
n.
Burning,
Burning,

Burnish, v.
;
f
(hot, like caustic)

f. f.
3ump,
bloiu)

, ,
,,,,-,,- ,,,,^,
Bumpkin,

, ,,
(swelling)

,-
n.
m.
n.
n.
(thump,

m.
Burnisher,
Burr,
Burrow,
on.

f
n. on.
on.

^
Bunch, (pad, hump) Burrow,
,^.
of herbs, &c.)
of grapes, m.
f.
:
(bundle
bunch
f.
Bursar,
Burst,
v.
m.
f. f.

,,- ,
, , f. Burst, V.

,
Bundle,
Bung,
Bung
Bungle,
up,

Bungle, v.
Bungler,
[
, , - ,, ,
m.
,
,,
v.

, --
n.
f.

n.

m.
m.
f.
[, m.
burst in upon,
Bursting out,
Burthen, see Burden
Bury,
: burst forth,

f
: to

Buoy
,
, ',
Buoyant,
up,

, ,,
Bunglingly, adv.

, , ,
V. or near,
Bush, on.
: to bury with

f.

,;
.

,
Burden, m. Bushel, on.

n.
burden,
den,

,
dens,
y, ,, ,
yo,
oyov,

,
,
.
on.
n.
:

:
n,
beast of bur-
bearing bur-
: ship's Bushy,
&c.)

Busily, adv.
(of a place, of animals, hair,
(of a plant)

,
Burden, v. Business, (an affair) pay n.

, , ,,, ,
Burdensome,

Burgess,
Burglar,
-
m.
m.
on.
ipyov? n. (employment)
f. (an occupation, trade)

concern,
f. to be one's business,
:
ay-

,
Burglary,

, ,, , to commit Buskin, on. m.

, , ,
f. :

,, ,
burglary, Bust, ay n.

, , yo, , ,
,
Burial, on. Bustard, f.

,
f. f.
m.
Burial-place,
Buried,
',
n. f.
on. f.
'.
Bustle,
Bustle, v.
Busy,
f. f.

344
 ^ ,- :
,
, , '- , ,,
], ,
BUT
:

a being busy,
not busy,

to be busy,
/.
Cadger,
Cag, on.
CAL

m.
on.

,,*,
f. :

,
Cage, in.
Caitiff, m.
to be over busy, be a busy-
y,
,
:
Cajole, V.

, ,,-
,
body, nepitpya-
Cajoler,
,/., ,/,
m.

But, ,, ,
,
Cake,

,
,
Cajolery,

,,, ,-
m.
m. /. m.

, yao,
Butcher, on. m. :
Calamitous,
yb,
y,, ,
to be a butcher, Kpeovpyeca,

,
Butchery, (slaughter)
m. ; (butcher's shop)

,, [
-], f.
n.
Calamitously, adv.

, , ,,,-
Calamity,

,,, -
/. /.
But-end, m.
. /. . .

,
Butt, on.
. oyoa,
-
Calculate,

, ,
Butt, V.
. oyoa,
Butter, : of butter,
Calculation, oyb, on.
Butterfly, /.
yb, .
,
/.
Buttermilk, on.
Calculator, XoyiaT^, m. m.
Buttocks, yXovrol, m. pi. yi, /. pi.

,
,, ^,, ,,.
Caldron, on.

,/.
a, n.pl.
oyov,
,
Calendar, n. /.
Button,
Button,
Buttress,

Buy, V.
, ,
V.

,, ,, -
f.
n. n.

:
Calender,
Calends,
Calf,
Calf-skin,
v.

c.
/.

n. /.

,
Calico, /.
to buy up, : to buy

,
Calid,
besides,

,, ,, , -
Buyer, ayopaarrjs, on.
Buying,
-
m.
,
Calidity, Calidness,
/. n. /.
/

,,
/. f.

,
Call,

,
/.
Buzz, on. with a buzz, :

,
Call, : to call to or

,
Buzz, V.
for, summon,
to call :

Buzzing, m.

^,,
f.
to call back,

,,
, forth, elicit,

,; 6 ,
:
Buzzing,

,
By, prep. w. gen. , , call away or aside,
or speak to, address,
to call :

. w. gen. and ace.

,
;
by name, name,

,
: to call

:
w. ace.
speak of,

,
By, (by the side of)

,
to call
By and by, x
:

back, recal, to call on,

:

encourage, to call aloud,

,;
Byword, /.
call out, to :

apayy

, ,
call to
to witness,
arms, to call:

,,, ,
Called, part,

Cabbage,
Cabin,
Cabinet,
,
,,,,, /.
f.

n.
Calligraphy,
Calling,

Callosity,
/.
m.
/.
/.
(employment)

n.

,,
f.
Cable, m. m. Callous, (hard, knobby)
Cachectical,
n.
sensitive) vyo to make
(in-
cal-

,,.',,
:

Cachexy, f. lous,
Cackle,
Cacodemon,
Cactus, ,,
,

f.
m. Calm,
Calm,
,
Callow, cbrrVi
/.
v. (still, quiet)
7/77, /. /
Cadaverous,
Cadence, m. yyo on.
77^ ;

mind, 0/ anger, &c.)

(pacify, compose, 0/ the
i

345
 ,, ,
calm, , -
,
CAL

to be calm or
:
: to become Canine,
Canister,

,
CAP

n.

,;, ,,
<&C.)

- ,,, ,
tranquil, (of the air, sea, weather,

(of water, persons, ac.)

;
Canker,
Cannibal,
m.
m.
m.

;', ,,,- ,
Calm, Canoe, n.
f.
vcuos, (of the sea) Canon, m.

,
Canonical,
Calmly, adv. (quietly) Canopy, m.

, , (without passion, coolly) Cant, v.

4,
, ,
Calmness,
Calorific, , ,, ,
, ,
f.
[,
f.
/. Cantharides,
Canthus,
Canticle, n. m.
m.
f.

Calumniate,

, ,,- ,
,
Calumniator,

,
m.
Calumnious,

,
- :
, - -
v.

-
-
m.
Canton,

Canvass,
-,
m.
Canton, Cantonise, v.

,
,,
f
to canton an army,

.
f.
-

, , ,
Calumniously, adv. Canvasser, m.

,,
, [,
Canvassing,

Calyx,
,
Calumny,

,, , f. f.
Cap, f
f.

,
f. f. f.
Cambric,
^. f. Cap, .

,.
Camel,

,
c. Capability,
,
Camelopard,
Camp, ,
Camel-driver,

, ,
m.
f.
Capable,
Capacious,

^. , , ,
n. f. Capaciousness, ia,f.
Capacitate, .

,
(pi.), f. (pi.) to pitch a

,
:

,
,
camp, : to shift Capacity, (ability) f. (un-

,,
camp,
Campaign,

, , ,
- n.
derstanding),
Caparison, v.
m.

, ,
Can, m. n.
Can,
Canal,
v.

,, - m.
'
n. -
Cape, f .
Caper, (both plant and berry)

, , ,, ,, ,,,-
f. n. : to conduct f.
water by a canal, a con-
: Caper, v.

ducting by a canal, f. Capital, (principal sum, stock)

. . pi.

,,
,
Cancel, v. ;
(to f.

Cancer,

,
zodiac)
Cancerous,
Candent,
,
strike or blot out)
(tdcer, sore ; crab, sign
m.
of the
(chief city)
(summit of a

Capital, (excellent)
(costing life)
.
pillar)
.

a capital
/.
,
:

,, ,
:

Candid, (open, frank) (kind) crime, : a trial

',
;

(pure) to be for capital crime,

candid,
;
:

Capitally : to punish capitally, -

m. to be a to be punished

,
Candidate, :
:

,
to be

,
candidate, capitally, :

,^.
Candidly,

^.
, , , ,, , adv. prosecuted for a capital crime,

,
Capitular, .

,, ,
Candle, m. [71.

Candlestick, m. Capitulate, V.

,
Candour,
Cane,
m.

Cane, v.
f
m.
: made
f.
of cane,
Capitulation,
Caprice,
Capricious,
f.
f.
f.

346
 , ,
, ,,,,[,
,
priciously, adv.

, -, ~,
Capricorn,
,
' ,
CAP

m.
Careless,
^,
CAR

: to be

^,,
Captain, m. m. careless,
m. (of a ship) m. : Carelessly, adv.

-, ,
,
(of a ship)
,
to be a captain,

, -

Carelessness, f.
f.
f.

,
Captaincy,
Caption,

, ,
ayy,
,
f.
f
f. ,
Caress,
m.
f. n.

,,,,, ,,,,,
, ,
Captious, Caress, V.
Captiously, adv. Caresser, m.
Captivate, V.
Captive, m.
', Cargo,
Cai'ious,
m. n. yo, m.
Captive, adj. Carmine, ;

,
: take to subst. m.
captive, : to be taken Carnage, m. ay, f.

,
captive, Carnal,

,
,,
^.
Capture,

,.
Captivity,

, ,
Capture,

,,,,
V.

,,
easily captured,
Car, ,
, n.
*,/. ',/
/.

n.
f.

f.
Carnally, adv.

oyo aoyo,
Carnivorous,

apoay, oay
Carol,
:

f.
to be

n.
carnivorous,

n.

,
, , ,
m.

,
m. Carol, V.

,
Carat, n. Carousal, m. n.
,/..
,,
Caravan,

, , , n. n.

,,
f.
Carbuncle, m. Carouse,
Carcase, n. in. Carpenter, oyb, m. m.

,,,
Card, v.
Cardamom,
Carder, ,, ,, ,, m.
n.
[?. pl

Carpet,
m.
Carpentry, oya,
m. f. f.
^,
f. f.

,
Cardinal, Carriage, m. n.

, ,
f.

,
Carding,

, , ,
ing,

,
Care, ,
,
,
, f
f. : trade of card-

f. f
of a carriage,
Carriage-builder, aaopyb, m.
Carriage-road,

,,, ,
,
Care,
to) , \
, n.
, , ,,
, ,,,
,

,,y-
:
f.

without
(care for, take care of, attend
f.
care,
f. f.
n. Carrier,
Carrot,
Carry, v.
: to carry away,
m. opyb, m.
c.

,
;

(care for, be anxious about)

, ,
:

, ,, ,
beware
(),
, , ,
;

lest)

,
y
,
{take care, be cautious,
{),
, (),
to carry back,
to carry down,
Out,
: to carry
to
:
:

,
or carry across or over,
(u-ith gen.
-
,
or

,
),

, ()
, ,
to be a care, object
: : to carry round,

,,,,, -- , ,,,,-
of thought or anxiety, one : : to carry to,
must care, or take care, : to carry
up, : to cany
: one who takes care, away privily,

,
c. carried off or away,
[,
,
C.

,
:

,
Career,

, , , , -
m. m.

, ,
Careful, Carrying, f. f. /.

, ,
Carefulness,
,
Carefully, adv.
, f.
/. /.
ayy^],
round,
f.
f.

,/.:
:

apayy,
f
f.
carrying away,
f.
carrying
f.
carrying over,
f.
:
f.

347
Cart,
Carter,
,/,
,,, , CAR

on.
n.
,
,
Catalogue,

,
Catapult,
^, CAU
m.
m.

[,
,
Carthage, f. Cataract, m. (in the eye)

,^^,
Carthaginian,
Cartilage,

,
Cartilaginous,

,
Carve, v. yXv(pco,
m.

,
,, ,
Catarrh,
Catarrhal,
Catastrophe,
f. f. ^
,,
m.

,
f.
n.

,
Carved,
,
', ',
;
(carve meat)

: carved
.
Catch, (a song)
Catch, V.
n.

;
(to
f.
iy-
light

,, :
work, n. upon, meet with, come up to as in a

, yv,
Carver, m. m. race) {intercept, catch)
^, ;

,
Carving,

, ,
Cascade,
-
,,, ,, ,,
Case, (chest)
, . (condition)
f.

f.
on.

/. ,
in a net)
;
;
(detect)
(ensnare, as

to be caught
game)
;
(catch

, ,
f. :

,
(as game), be detected,
,/, n.
(ingrammar) ,/. f.
easily caught,
:

, - ,
Case, v. hard to be caught,
Cash, n. n. Catching, f, f.
ayy,
,,
Qi.pl. [, m.

,
f.
Cashier, m. Catechise, v.

,
Cask,
Casket,

,,"
Casque,
Cassia,
, ,/.
m.

f.
n.
on.

f.
Catechist,
Categorical,
Category,
Cater, .
,,
ayopo
/.
m.

,,
,,
Cassock, on. Caterer, m.
Cast, f. Caterpillar, m. ,/.

,,,:,, ,,, ,
Cast, to cast Cathartic,
v.
,/. [,
,
:

away, : to cast Cathedral,

about, (of the eyes) Catholic, n.

(of the spirits)

: to cast down, Cattle,
Cavalcade,
,, n.
f.
n. pi.

*
spirits)
up, (of the sea)

,,, -
culate)
:
; to be cast down, (of the

cast,
to cast

(of metal)
to cast metal,
(cal-

:
,,
Cavalier,
Cavalry,

,,
valry,
soldier,
',
f.
f.
f.

:
:
m.

a division of ca-
to be a cavalry
:

general of cavalry,
m.
-

cast up or out,
Castanet, n. cavalry,
m. to be a general of
:

commander
-
,
:

,
Castigate, v. of a division of cavalry,

,,
Castigation,

,
,
Casting, (of metal)
f.

,
f.

casting away,
:
f.
f.

,, ,
,
to be commander of a di-
:

vision of cavalry,
cavalry engagement,
.

f.
.

, [ ,
casting up, (of ac- Cave, Cavern, n.

,,
f. :

,
counts) m. n.

,,
Castle, n. m. Cavernous,
ooya,
,,
Castor, m. Cavil,
-
oy ooy, f.
-
,,,
Castrate, V. Cavil, v.

,[
Castrater,
Castration, f.
m.

-
m.
,
,
Cavity,

,,,, yaov,
n. m. -
,
Casual, m. n.

,
,,
Casuist,
,
Casually, adv.
Casualty,

Casuistry,
Cat,
348
m.
f.
m.
f.
f.
- Caul,
Cauldron,
Caulk, v.

,
Cause,

m.
f.
on.
01.

.
(the causing persooi, author)
yv,
/.

m. in part the :
,,*'
 cause, accomplice,
CAU
,, ,- ,, Cell, f.
CER
, /. (of a

,,
aiTLOs without cause, ava.iri.os, honeycomb) , m.
:

,
for what cause ri Cellar, m.
,
?

.
:

, ,, ,
cause, Cement,

;
for this c.

.,,
Cement, v.
(occasion, bring about) - Cemetery,

,
ause, v. f. n.

:
effect)

, , , ipyoa,
(ivorlc,

i^epyd-
Cenotaph,
Censer,
n.
<

-
,,
(produce) Censor, m. to be a censor,

,, , ,
:
;

(to give, cause, afford) Censorious,

;

to cause among, , oyo, oyo,

vpyoa
,
: to be censorious,

,
austic,

,,
auseless,

,
[
auselessly,

auterise,

, ,, [
,
, ,
,
,
adv.
auseway, ayvia,f.

,,
, v.

,
Censorship,
Censurable,
: censorious person,
m.
/

yo,

, ,
Censure, m.

-
'autery, /. /.
/.
-
,,
Caution,

, ^ , y ,
/ / Censure, V.

*/,

- ,
/.

, ,,[,-
-
,,
Caution, V.
Cautious,

,
to be cautious,

,
Cautiously,
, ,-
[
ayvo,
adv.
:
Censurer,
Cent, (Lat. centum)
Centaur,
Centaury, (a plant)
Centenary,
m.
m.

f.
m.

,, , , ,
f. f.
Centennial,
,/. /.
Cautiousness,

, /. Centesimal,

,
,
Caw, .
Cawing,
!Cease,

,,
,,,,,, ,,
, ,
.
yb, m.
Centifolious,
Centipede,
Central,
Centre,

, m.
m.

n.

,
,,,
n.

-'-
, ,, , (put a stop to) Centuple,

,
;

,
,
Centurion,
Ceaseless, m.\ to be a centurion,

,,
Cedar,

,
Ceaselessly, adv.

,, ,
Centurionship,
Century, /. :
f.
of or

,
/. : of cedar, lasting a century,
Cede, .

,
, ^,
Cefalonia,

, , - /.
aayaa,
/. Cerastes, m. [, f.

, ,, ,/. ,
Ceiling, /. n. Cerate, . n.

^ /. Cerberus, m.
Celebrate, . Cere,

,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,
v.
(contr. ), avyp Cerebellum, aya\, /.
\,/..
)

Ceremonies, (religious')
Celebrated, Celebrious,

Ceres,
Certain,
[ n. yl.

certain one, (thing)

avyp, m. :

, :, , ,,
,,
Celebration, Certainly, adv.

,,
Celebrity,
n.
Celerity,
, ,/. ,/,
f.
f.
n.
/.
f.

f. Certainty,
;
(indeed)

,,
Celestial, the / /.
celestial ones, the gods, Certificate, ya, n.
also Certify, .
Celibacy, /. / Cerulean, ya:s,
 ,,,,
,
,,,
Cessation,

Cession,
/
CES

/.
,/.
/.
/.

/.
/.
,
,
Chancel,

,
Chancellor,

, ,
Chancre,
,
,
CHA
n.

n.
m.

, , , - , ,,,-
Cestus,
Cetaceous,
Chafe, v. (to /ret,
m.

be angry) ayavaK-
Chandelier,
Change,
/.
/. /, -m.

/.
/.

, ,,
(make change of mind,
', /. :

,,,.'
9 ;

angry)

, /
/. /.
(warm by rubbing) (/ /ortune) (/

,,
;
n. the
Chaff,

to

,
chaff,

, ,
;
eat

,, -
n.

chaff,
/.
n. : heap of

:
m.
to
:
wind)
(money)
Change, v. (exchange, remove,
/. :

. pi.
small change,

-
<c.)

,, [ , , ,-
strew with

,
chaff, without

, ,, -
:

chaff,
Chaff-bin,
Chaffer, v. , /.
- /. (alter)

, , ,
Chafferer, m.

,
Chaffy,

, ,,,
Chafing-dish,
Chagrin,

, , ,,
,- , m.
n.
/.
mind, opinion;
circumstances,
;
(to
also,
change in /orm,
0/ condition,
political
-
changes,

, , ^-
/. /. n. &C.)

- ^, change

,,,,, , ,-,
n. : to
Chagrin, . one's mind,

, : to be chagrined,
- ,
or
,
^, to change money,

, , , ,
:

Chain, m., pi. -, to change :

, /. / one's course, to change :

, , ,
Chain, . one's abode,

, , ,
-
,
Chained, Changeable,

,,,
Chair,

, m.

,
Chairman, (president

, [
chairman,
m.

, ,
/
/.

an assembly)
m. to be
/
c

:
m.

in mind,

Changed,
: changeable

,
,
Chaise,

,,
Chalice,
Chalk, y\f/o,
Challenge,

,
,
,
,, ,
m.

,
n.
m.
/. : to chalk
/.
over,
Changeling,
Channel,
Chant,
Chant, .
/.
,
m.
m.
m.

,
Challenge, v. Chanticleer, m.

,
Chalybeate, Chaos, n. [?.

, - ,
Chamber, m. n. Chap, (crack in the hand) /. :

Chamber-pot, /. /. to have chapped hands, :

Chameleon,
Chamois,

, ,,
, ,, -
,/.
m. [, /. with chapped
(jaiu) *,/.
feet,

, [,
;

,
Chamomile, Chapel, n. m. n.

,
n.

,,,
Champ,

,
Champaign,
Champignon,
Champion,

, ,
v.
', m.
m.
Chaplet,
Chapman,
Chapter, /.
m. m.

Character, (mark, stamp, letter, cha-

n. /.

,
m. m. to champion, racter 0/ a person or thing, cha-

,,, ,,
:

racteristic, style 0/ an author)

, ,, -
Chance, / (a chance, casualty) m. (letter) n.
by chance, adv.
n.
,
(nature, disposition)

, ,,
n.

,
:

,,
m. op -, /. /. (reputa-
Trj tion) /. / /,
: to have a chance, / : good character,
f. : bad character, /.
350
 ,
, ,
Characterise, v.
Characteristic,
Characteristic,
Charcoal, m.
CHA

m.

to
,,,,,
, -
Charity, (benevolence, humanity,
mency,

,, f.
liberality)
CHE

f. (alms)
cle-

,,,
f. :

,
,, ,, ,
make charcoal, Charlatan, m.

, -
Charge, (expense, cost)
m. (trust, charge to overlook,

, (command)
f. cbvos,
office)
Charles's Wain,
Charm,

, contr.
n.
f. f
n.

, , ,-
/. f.

.,
onset)
n,
m.
n. (attack,
f. (an
;
n.
Charm,

,
v.
n.
(appease, delight)
n.

-
,, -
accusation)
n.
(thing committed to one's
n. to have the charge :
n.
f.

f.
care)

;, , ,-
,, ,
charm away,
Charmer,
(bewitch,
contr. 4,
use charms)

m.
[, : to
m.
m.
of,

, ,
, 4, ,
charge of,
m,

,-
-
Charge, v. (entrust)

- ;
(command, enjoin)
: who has
m,
the Charming,

,,
Chart,

,,
Chary,
Chase,
; ,
(pleasing, delightful)
m.

f. (hunting)
m. [piEis

f.

, ,,,
4;
,
;

(make
(accuse)
an attack on)
- ,
Chase,

,,
grave)
Chasm,

,
Chaste,
,
v.

n.
(carve, en-

, ,
9

^. ,
: to charge (as the Chastely, adv.
.
price or worth),
- Chasten,
Chargeable, (blameable)

Charger,
, ,
;

,,,,
(expensive)

(horse) ', m.
-
(large ,,,,
Chastise,

,, ,
Chastisement,
Chastiser,

,,
.

m.
m.
n.
m.

,
dish) m. f. Chastity, f. f.
Charily, adv.

,,,
Chariness,
,, ,
Chat,
Chat, v.
f. n.

,
f. f.
Chariot, n. n. Chattel, n. f.
m. m.: covered chariot, n.pl.
-
,
\

-
,,,,,,,,,,,[-
four-horsed chariot, Chatter,

,
v.

,
f.

-
:

,
two-horsed chariot,

, [,

: ,
f. :
f.
of a chariot,
f. : Chattering, f.
-

, ,
of a four-horsed
: Chattering, adj.

,
chariot, hav- :

ing a beautiful chariot, [n. pi.

having a swift cha- Chawdron, . pi.
riot,

,,, ,
,,,, ,-
chariot,

Charioteer,
to drive a

f.
chariot-driving,
:

f.
,
Cheap,

,
Cheapness,
,
Cheaply, adv.

,
Cheat, (rogue)

, ,
,
/.
m.
/.

,, ,-
m. m. m. (juggler, impos-

, ,,
m.

rioteer,
chariot-builder,
m.
m.
:
m.
to be a cha-

m.
: , ,
tor)

Cheat, v.
n.
m.
. (a
m. (deceiver)
trick,
n.
deceit)

,, ,,,
m.\ chariot's track, : to help
f

,
!

f. to cheat, : to be

,
Charitable,

, ,, - ,,
(benevolent, liberal, cheated,

, ,,,
4*
making

ate)
;
allowance)
(merciful, compassion-
Check,

Check, v.
n.
n.

Att.
n.

Charitably, adv.
evuep&s
351
 ,,,, , ,,, -
Checker, Chequer,
CHE
v. at chess,
CHI
chess-player,

, ,/,
:

Cheek, . f m.
n. /. pi. rosy Chess-board, n. /3, m.

, , , -
:

,
cheek, n. with ros}*- Chess-men, m.

,
: pi.
cheeks, with beau- n. pi.

,
:

, ,
,
, , - , ,
tiful cheeks, Chest, (box) f. f.
Cheek-pieces, (of a helmet or of a
horse's harness) n. pi. - va\,f. f. n.
a man)

,
f. f. (chest of
n. 71. n. n. broad- :

,
, , [
Cheer, (an encouragement)

,
chested, deep-chested,
-

,
:

;
(good narrow-chested,

,
n.

,
n. :

,
cheer, festivity) f.
-
Cheer,
',
, v.

, , , , ,,,
, ,
{make cheerful)
(incite, urge on)

-
Chestnut, n. pi.
Chestnut, (colour) adj.
Chevalier,
Cheveril, m.
m.
n.
m.

to cheer up, Chew,

- to

,
: v. :

, , , ,,,
-
Cheerful,

,
take courage,

' of cheerful countenance,

:
chew the cud,

Chicken, Chick, m. -
[, n.

,
,
: to be cheerful, Chide, V.

- , ,,
Chiding,
),', f. f.

, ,/ -
,
Cheerfully, adv. f.

, ,
Chief, m. m.

, ,-
Cheerfulness,

, ,:
Cheering,

,,,,
Cheering,
,,,, f.

f.
[, /. ,
Chief, adj.
m.
m.; pi. ,
m.
oi

-
- m.

,
Cheerless, to
Cheerly, Cheery, be chief, : to

- be chief among,
Cheese,
\,
,,
cheese,
pb,
f.
n.
of cheese, cheesy,
m. : new cheese,
n. : small

:
m. :

to ,
, ,
Chiefly, adv.
Chief-priest,
Chieftain,

,,,,,,,
Chilblain,
m.
n.
m.

n.

,
make cheese, : to to have chilblains,
make into cheese, the Child, 7, c. n. n.
-
,
:

,/
making of cheese, m.

, ,-
f. n. : a little

:
child, n. n. of
:

-
,
Cheese-basket, n. or belonging to children,

, ,
,
,
Cheese-cake,

,, ,
,
Chemistry, ,
n.
Cheesemonger,

,
sell cheese,

,
-
,
Cheese-scraper,
f.
m.

m.

f.
: to

f.
,
dren,
to beget children,

of children,
f.
:

f.
: begetting chil-
the begetting

abundance of children,
f.
f.

: having

,, ,
Cherish,

, ,
,^:
f.
v.

,
as anger, desire)

,
; (of the feelings,
good children,
the having good children,
f.
dren,
dren,
having
fond of chil- :
many chil-

,/ --
:

,
Cherisher,
Cherry,

^. ,,'
Cherry-tree,
n.
m. Childbed, Childbirth,
, m. ,/. m.
or belonging to childbirth,
f.
of :

,,,
f.

,,, ,
Chervil, to be in :

Chesnut, see Chestnut childbed, woman in child-

:

Chess, m. : game at chess, bed, f. f

/. n. : to play Childhood, f. /.
 ,,,
CHI
,
, , ,
,6yo,ob, CHU

,, , -
, ,
from childhood, ncuSbs, Choler, f. m.
yaarpbs Choleric,
Childish, Choose, V. e/cAeyw,

,,,
:

to be childish,
Childishness, f. to choose :

,,,
Childless, by lot, to choose be-

;-
:

Childlessness, /. tween two persons or things by

show

,,
Childlike, [/. plyos, n. of hands, or open vote,
Chill,
Chill,
fear or
v.

chilly, pLjoa)
, m.

grief)
:
n.

to get a chill,
to :
(esp. of
be
,,
Chop,
Chop, v.
;

n.
(deem right

: to chop
to do)

off,

, ,
Chill, Chilling, {esp. of the feelings,

of fear, war, &c.) Kpvepbs,

, ,,-
Chopper,
Choral,
\, f.
choral song, :
m.

,, ,
(cold) piyios choral dance, n.

,
:
; f. :

Chilliness, Chillness, (of the air) choral dancer, m.

,
n. m. (of the body) Chord,

, ,
f.
m. Chorography, oyaa, f.
Chorus, opb, m. to dance a round

,
Chilly, :

Chimsera, or choral dance, dance in the

^
f.
Chime :

Chimerical,

Chimerically, adv.
Chimney,
Chimney-board,
, ,
,, ,
-[
to chime in with,

f.
v.

[,
f. ,,,,,,,
chorus,
chorus,
chorus,
Chosen,

Chough,
leader of the
m. to lead a
:

,
,,
/. /.

,
f.
Chin, yevos,
Chine,
Chink,
f. yeveiov, n.
m.
n.

-
,,
n.pl.
f. : full of
m. Chrism,
Christ,

,
Christen, v.
n.
m.

,,
chinks, [, Christening,

,,,
n.
Chink, , (jingle like money) Christian, avb, m. : to be a
Chinky, christian,
Chip, Chipping, n. Christian, adj. : like a
n. n. christian,

,
m.

,
Chip, v. Christianity,
Chiromancer, c. Christmas, ypa
;

aay,
,
Chiromancy,
Chirp, Chirrup,

Chirruping,
Chirurgeon,
v.

oybs, m.
opybs
n.
f. Chromatic,
Chronic,
Chronicle,
Chronicle, V.
Chronicler,
yo, m.

, ,
payp,
popoyo, m.
n. pi.

,
Chirurgical, Chronicles,

,
n. pi.

, ., f.
Chronologer, popoyo, m.

, yXfyapov,
Chisel, TOpvos, in.

,
t
f.
opooybs

,',
n. y\apls, f. Chronological,
Chit-chat,

Chivalry,
Choice,

Choice,
Choir,
,
Chivalrous,
, 7^,
', , [,-
,^b, '^, / m.
,
f.

f. oi

f.
yvva'os
/.

/.
/.
Chronology, opooya, f.
Chrysalis,
Chrysanthemum,

,,^,
Chrysolite,
Chubbed, (stupid)
Chuckle,
Chump,
v.
n.
f.

f.
.

, ,
\

Choke, . '^, Church, f.

Choked, Churl, (a rustic) m. aypw,
Choking, m. .
b, yp,
,
m. (niggard) m.
Trp7ts,f. \, /. o.yx6py\,f. m, m.
Choking, (both of throttling and, heat) Churlish, (rude, uncultivated, harsh)
irpiyr)pbs% ^7pics, aypoinos'j {avaricious, nig*
353
 , ,- , ,,,,, CHU CLA
gardly)

, ^
,
hooXbs

, ,
Cicatrice,
,
Churlishly, adv.

,/
Chyle, xvAbs, m.
,
,
Churlishness, {rudeness, boorislmess)

,
/

/.
{stinginess)

/
/
- Circumspection,
/
Circumspective,
Circumspectly, adv.

Circumstance,
n.
rb
{incident,
f.

:
{event, fact)

a
chance)
person's
/
f.

circum-
/

,,,,
Cicatrised, stances,
Cider, under the circum-

,
:

,,,, /
Cincture, m. stances, or
Cinder, f.
[
Cinerous,
Cinnabar,
Cinnamon,

,.
Cinquefoil,
Cion,
Cipher,

,, ,,, ,
,
,
,
, ,/,
m.
/.
n.
n.
.
Circumstanced,
Circumstantial, ((minute, exact)
Circumstantiate,
exactly)
Circumvallatioi),
v. (to describe

m.
-
-
-
n.
f.

,
Cipher, v. Circumveut, V.
Ciphering, m. [, m.
Circle, m. n. pi. in a Circumvention,
--
, , , - . ,,
:
f.

,/
,
circle, adv. Circumvolution, f.

Circle,

,, ,[, ,,
v. {to encircle,

, ,
, - {to form
move in a

into a
circle)

circle)
Circus,
Cistern,
Cistus,
n.

m.
f.
m.
m.

,, , $, ,,,
,
;

/ Citadel, f. ,/.

, /
Circuit, m. Cital, Citation,

- , f.

,
Circuit, v. n.

,
f.

,,,,- ,, , -- -
Circuitous,

,
Cite, v.
Circular,
any circular body or Citizen, m.
motion,
:

m. circular mo-
: m. $, m.
f.
m.
m.
9
tion, / /. : fellow-citizen,
Circulate, v. m.: to be a citizen,

,
m. / to be a fel-

,
Circulation,

,/
:

,
Circumambulate, low-citizen, the

,
v. :

,
,, , - rights of a citizen,

,,/.,
Circumcise, .

-
Circumcision,
,
Circumference,

- ,
, - ,,,, -
Circumflex,
f.
f.
Circumfluent, Circumfluous,
f.

n.
f.

[ros
City,
n.

of a city,
Citron,
Citron tive,
: mother
f. :
f.
city,
great city,

n.
n.
capital,
;

,, , ,
f.

, ,,-
Civil, {relating the state)
Circumfuse, v.
Circumjacent,
[^eis, /
,
discord, dsc)
/cbs ;
to
{intestine, of war,
;

-
Circumlocution, (polite)
f. .

Circumnavigate, v. Civil lse y V.

,,
[
, , , , , ,;
m.
-
Circum-pect,
:
Circumnavigation,

, .
Circumscribe, v.

-
Circumscribed,

, ,
Circumscription,
^,,m%

:
m.

f.

to be cir-
Civility,
Tb

Civilly, adv.
Clack,
m.
civilities

m.
/
{kindnesses),

m.
/.

-
cumspect, Clack, .
(oj tlie tony at)
354
 ,, ,
^., ,
Claim,

, ,,
Claim, ,,
-)'
Clammy,

, ,,,,,,
Clamorous,
V.
CLA
f. f hni-
,,, , --
(clause of

Claw,

,
,
Clay,

,,,
, f. :
n.
in.

in.

made
CLE
a law, stipulation)

:
f.
potter's clay,
of clay,

:, ,
Clayey,

,
Clean,
Clamour,
. :
f
to raise a clamour,
f /.
Clean, - . '

,,
to be clean,

,,,,, -
Clamour,

Clan,
man,

, ,,
clan,
v.

f.
m. :

.
chief
n.: clans-
of a ,
,,,,[,,
Cleaning,
Cleanliness,
Cleanly,
Cleanness,
Cleanse, v.
f.

f.
f
f.

, ,
Clancuiar, Cleanser, in.

- Cleansing,

,,
f. f.

,,,,,,
,
Clandestine,

Clandestinely, adv. }, ,
Clear, (in all senses)

, ,,
parent, bright)

.;
,
(manifest, evident)
;
(trans-

; ^-,
;

,
Clan.ir,

, Clangour,
m.
/. (as

', ,
,
a sound
(innocent)
or voice)
(of the

, ,
f.
Clan?,

, ,,
,,,
,, ,
Clauk, -
.

/
[, m.
.
weather

,
Clear, v.
;
or air)
(net)
(remove, purify) -
Clankj-y.
Clap,

, ,
.
Clap,

,
:

- m.
clap of thunder,
V.
m.
n.

, ,
date)

,,,/.
to be clear,

,, ,,,
:

Clearance,
;
(acquit)

in.
;

(acquittal)
(eluci-
-

Clapper,
Clapping,
,, m.
.
.
Clearly, adv.

,
f.

,
(of

, , ,
;

, ,,
Clarion, /. sound)
Clash, (a clatter, noise, as of Clearness,

,
f.
. .

, ,
, ;
arms, &c.)

^
n.
Clearsighted,
Cleave, v. (to split)

,,' ,,
Clash, v. (to clatter, make a noise) ;
(cling to)

, -
,
{to

,,
bring or come into collision)

,
, ,, ,, ,
op/>osed, disagree)
;
(to be Cleaver,
Cleaving,
Cleft,
\, /.
f
-
on.

.
,,
,,/, ,, , ,,,
Clashing, {clattering, din)

{striking together,

Clasp,

,, ,
Clasp, v.
f.

(buckle)
m.
collision)

f.
- .,
m.
Cleft,

Clemency,

Clement,
m.
f

,, /.
f.
.
f
f.
,-[.
f.
in.

,, , ,
,
;
(to grasp, embrace) Clemently, adv.
Clench, .
?, .
Class,
Class,
Clatter,
Clatter,
v.

,,
v.

,,, -
f
m.
n.

.
[, .
.
f. Clergy,
Clerical,

, ,, , ,-
Clerk,
Clever,
, .
Clattering,
Clattering, adj.
Clause,
355
(a sentence)
m.

, n. ,
Cleverly, adv.

Q 2
 , , , , , CLE
, COA

,
Cleverness,

,,,
ayxivoia, f.

, ,,
, , ,, , ,,, , - f.
/.
f.
/.
f
f.
sheet, sail,
Clothe, V.
Qc.)
n. (piece of cloth
n.

,
Clew, ayaOls, f.

,,
Client, on.
Cliff, m. Clothed,

,, , ,,,
f. f.

,,,
Climacter, m. Clothes, Clothing, f.
-
,
Climacteric,
Climate,

,, ,, ,, m. {clime) n.
n. n. n. pi.

,
n. f. n.
Climax, Clotted,

,,
f. f.

-
,
Climb, v. : to Cloud, f. n.
climb over, Cloud, .
Clime,

, ,
Cling to, v.

,
Clinging to,

,,
,
Clinging to,
Clinical,
n.

,
,,, ,
f. f.
Cloudless,
Cloudy,

Clove,
Cloven,
, :
.
cloven-footed,
-

,
Clink, v.

,
Clip,

, ,,
.
, , ^,
Clover,
.
.

, , -- , ,[,--
, ,
Clippings, n. pi. Clout,
.
,
,,
Cloak, f. /. f. Clown, m.
f. . . Clownish,
.

,
(screen, pretext) Clownishly, adv.
. . /.

Clock,,
,, ,,, ,,, ,,
Cloak, v.

,',
,-
.
(dissemble)

what
. (^water-clock)
o'clock is it
Clownishness,
Cloy,
Cloyiess,
Cloyment,
Club, (thick
.

stick)
hypoiKia,

.
/.

/.

,, , , ,, [,-
/. : 1 f.
;
n. n. (a society)"'

,
Clod, f. f. n. :
f. f. f.
full of clods,
Clog, n. n. : Club, v.
f.
(join together, combine) -
clogs,
Clog,

,
Clogged,
Cloister,
V.

,
, * , ,$, ,
,, ,
[, -
^,
Close, (close together, thick)
/.
n. pi.
Club-bearer,
Clumsily, adv.
Clumsiness,
T7I S f'
>
f.
.
m.

,y
Close,

pack ,y;,-
,
v.

,,
,
:

close)
close to,
(shut fast)
;
; (of

(make
a fight)

close,
(to
Clumsy,
Cluster,
grapes,

Clustering,
f. in clusters,:
.
.
: cluster of
f.

,y , ,,-
close, shut up, of a theatre, Clutch, n.

--
Jiouse, shop,

, ;
(to

,;
,
&c.)
conclude, of a speech)
; (of doors)
Clutch, V.
Clutter, see Clatter
Clyster,
Coach, aa^a,f.
m.
[, n.
n.

,,
(to close m.
the eyes)

, , (of the Coach-builder, aoyb, .

,y,,,
;

oy, .

,,
eyes, wounds, &c.)
7^>5 aaoya,
Closely, adv.

,
Coach-building,
aoy f. : to
Closeness,
Closet,
Closing,
Clot,
Clot, V.
m.

m.
,
Cloth, (linen cloth)
356
f.

f.

\, f.
m.

,
f.

n.
Coachman,
m.
Coadjutant,

,
Coadjutor,
m.
,
build coaches,

,- vy,
vpy, m.
m.
m.

m.

.
m.

.
 ,
Coadjutrix,

Coagulate, v.
/.
,
,
COA
f. - Coetaneous,
Coeval,
Coexist, .
,, |,
COL

,,,
Coagulated,
,^ ,,,
Coexistence,

, ,
,,,,[,,,
f.
Coagulation, Coexistent,
-
,
Coal,

coals,
n. :
m. : a small coal,
heap of
f :
coals,
like
hot
coal,
Coffer,
Coffin,
Cogency,
,,, , f
m.
f.
f
f
f.

,,
Cogent,

, ,
Coal-cellar, f. Cogently, adv.
Coalesce, v. Cogitate, v.

Coalition,
f.

,,,
Cogitation,
Cognition,
n. f.

, ,
f. f. f. f.

,^.,,
Coal-merchant, m.

,
f.
Coal-scuttle, n. Cognizable,
Coaly, Cognizance,

,,, - ^. f. f.
Cohabit, V.

,
Coaptation, f.

,
Coarse,

, , , .
,,
Coarsely, adv.
,
[
; (of manners)

;
(in
Cohabitation,
Coheir,
Coheiress,
c.

f.
C.

, ,
,^
manner) Cohere,

,
v.

,,, ,,
,, ,
Coarseness, f. (of man-

,,^.
ners) f. f Coherence, f.

,
Coast,

,, ,
,?
f.

f.
f.
:
m. 6h, f.
of or on the coast,
Coherent,
Coherently, adv.
Cohesion, f.
f.

f.

Coat,
Coax, .
[ ,
, , ,, ,
to coast along,
Coasting,
m.

, ,
0, m. , - *, ,
: Cohesive,
Cohort,
Coif,
Coil,
m.
m.

f. :
n.
in coils,
f.
n.
eXtJ,/.

,
Coaxer, m. Coil, v.
Coaxing,

,
, ,
, , ,, ,
, -
f. f.
[, m.
; inirans.

,
Cobble, , Coiled,
Cobbler, m, m. Coiling, (of reptiles)
Cobweb,
Cock,
'

',
(of
m.
Cockchafer, ,,
a water-pipe)

,
on.
n.

f
f.
m.
n.
Coin,
feit coin,
Coin, v.

,
Coincide, v.
Coincidence,
n.

,
^. ,
n. :

n.
counter-

, ,
f.
Cockcrow,
Cockhorse,
Cockle, ,, f.
f.
m.
m. : like a
Coined,
Coiner,
Coition,

,,,, f.
m.

,,
cockle, Colander, m.
Cockle-shell,

, ,,, n. like a Cold, n. n. 7, n.

,,,
:

cockle-shell, (a disorder) f.
Cockroach,
Coction, ^.^. f. Cold,
to be cold,
:

-
f. : to
Code, (of laws) make

,,
cold,
Codicil,
Coefficient,
Coequal,
Coerce,

Coercion,
Coercive,
, ,
,
,,
.
[
,, , -- f
n.

f.
Coldly, adv.
Coldness,
Colic,
Collapse,
Collar,
Collar-bone,
Collate, v.
v.

, m.

m.
/.
n.
[t5s, m.

Coessential,
357
,
 -,
Collateral,
,, , ,
(side
COL
by side, parallel) Colossus, m.
COM

,
{indirect) Colour, n. m. :

,
; f.

, , of two colours, : of the

,
Collation, (comparison) same of various
, colour, :

,,
.
f. (repast)

- , m. colours, :

,
Colleague, m. changing colour,
:

',
, ,,-
to be a colleague, Colour, v.

, , ,:
,
Collect,

:
,
Colleague, v.

, ,
- ,, ,
- v.

,
, ,
[
,
,
Colourable,
Colouring,
Colourless,
Colt, C
f.

,, , -
tributions,, ,
to collect (taxes),
to collect subscriptions or con-

,
;
(to come to-
Column,
m. (of men)

7,
n.
m.
n.
/.

f.

,
gether) intrans. Co-mate, m. m.

^,,,-
,, - , ,
Comb, m.

,
;
(to re-

,
cover
-
from Jright or anger, gain
command over one's thoughts)
-
Comb,
Combat,
v.

,^. f.

, , , - , ,,
Collectanea,
,. ^. ,. . pi.
&c. % Combat,

Combataut,
Combination,
v.

,
, pi. (union, confederacy)

, ,
Collected,

,,,,, ,
(of

,, , ,,,, -
f. f.
;
(in mind) words, ideas, &c.) f.
(uniting, conjunction) f.
Collection, f, /. f. f.
Combine,

,,[, ,
/. f. (of v.

, , ,,^,
taxes) /. /. (of

,,
subscriptions)
Collectively, adv.
Collector,
College,

, ,
, , ,, ~
f.
m.

,-
m.

m.
m.
Combustible,
bustible matter,
Combustion,
Come, .
:

n.
com-

m.

Collier,
I

,
Collision,

,
,,,
,
Co liquate, v.

,
Collocate, v.

,
,
m,

f
, f. come forward,
to come out,
: to

,
:

,
come

,
Collocation,

,
f. f. :together,
to

,,,, ,
Collop, m. m. to

,
,
:

Colloquial, come over (as a gloom, sadness,

, , ,-
Colloquy, m. pi. &c.)

, , , ,,, ,
f.
Collusion, f. f. : to come round,
n. f.
Collusive, Comedian, m. m.
Collyrium, n. Comedy, f. : to write come-

,
Colon,

,,
Colonial,
Colonise,

, , ,
, ,,,
v. (to

,
n.

found)
settle loith inhabitants)
dies,
Comeliness,

Comely,
f.
n* f.

, ,, - , ,,
;
(to

;
(to

,
inhabit) Comely, adv.

, ,
Comet,

-;
m.
Colonising,

,^.,
,
/,/. m. Comfort, (consolation) f.

, m.
f. n. f. (ease)
Colonist, m. f. f.
Colony, Comfort,
Colophony,
Colossal,
f. f.
, v.

Comfortable, (of condition)

358
 ,,,[,--
(of people)
COM
(consolatory)

,,,,
, ,-
Commensuration,
COM

,
; f.
Comment, f. n.

,
Comforter, m.

,
n. [

,
m. Comment, .

,,
s

, ,
Comforting,

,
Comfortless, (inconsolable)

,
Commentary,

,
,,^,
commentaries,

,,
Commentator, m.
m.
n. pi.
:

Comfrey,

,,
Comic,
poet,

Comical,

, ,
m.

Comically, adv.
m.
m.

^.:
n.

: comic
: comic

actor,
m.
f.

,
, ^
Commerce,

, ,,,,
ship) ,
Commerce, v.
Commercial,
Commiuation,
Commingle,
f.

v.
f.

f.
f. (friend-
f. f.

,
Coming, s,f. a coming

,,,
Comma,

,
f.

, ,,,
forward,

,,
a coming
n.
in,

Command, {injunction,

, n.
n.
f.
f.

order)

m.
f.

n.
:

,,
,
Commingled,

', ,
Commingling,

,
Comminute, .
Comminution,

,
Commiserable,
Commiserate, v.
f.

f.
\ f.

f.

,
or

, ,, ,,
Command,
,
,
office

f.
f.
of commanding)

(order)
f.
n. (act

f.

,
^,
,
,
[,
, ,
,
Commiseration,

^.
Commissary,
n.
m.
m.
m.

,
v.

, , , , , (be Commission,

,
;

commander) Up (act of doing)

- f. f.

, : ,
Commission,
'
,, ,
.

to give the word of Commissioner, m.

, -
:

command,
Commanded,
Commander,
m.
m.
m. a fellow-com-
,
, ,,
,,
Commit,

,
,
m.
v. (entrust)
(do, perform)

, ^.
:

',- Commix, .

,
mander, m. a com- :

mander of cavalry, m. : Commixture,

commander of a thousand,
or -, m, commander of ten
thousand,
Commandment,
or -, m.
:

,-
,,[ f.
Commodious,

, -
, ,,,. -
Commodiously, adv.

, ,,,
,^.',
n. Commodiousness, f.
Commemorate, v.

, ,,,
f.
Commemoration, Commodity, n. n.
Commence, v. Common, m.

, , ,,,. ,-
, , [
/.
Commencement, Common,

,- f.
71.

,
Commt-nd,

,, ,,
,, - ,
,
.
f. f.
,
,, ,
Commonalty,

,
vb, ;

m.
(usual)

-, f.
[, m.
n.

,
Commendable, Commoner, m.
Commendation, m. m. Commonly, adv. (in common)
.
-
,,
,,
/. /. Koivfj; (usually)
Commendatory,

Commended,
Commender,
Commensurable,
Commensurate,
Commensurate, .
,, m.
Commonwealth,
vbv

Commune,
;

Commotion,
(republic)

Communicable,
Communicate, .
f.
v.
,, ,
m.
f.
f.

m.
f.

359
 ), */, - ,
,,,
,,
, -
,COM COM

, ,,
Compatible,

,, ,,,
Communication, (information com- Compatriot, m. m.
municated) . pi. Compeer,

,', *,
c. in.

, & pi.
course)

,[,'
versation) ,
(intercourse,

, -
Xoyos, m.
dealings)

f.
/. (society, inter-

m.
f. (con-
Compeer, .
Compel, .

Compendious,

'
f.

, ,,
channel)

. , , ,
(meeting, joining, junction)

^, ^.
(connection by a passage or

~, -
communication with,
f. to have :
Compendiously, adv.

Compendium,
Compensate, .

,
Communicative,

, , -,
, , f f. Compensation, f.
Communion, . make

,
/. f. /. f. : to
Community,

, , f.
(common possession)
f.
compensation,
to exact compensation,
:

,,
f.

, ,-, , , -
(the

Commutable,
Commutation,
commonwealth)
m.

f.
rb
Compensatory,
Competence, Competency,

,
to do, fitness for)
(ability
f.

,,,^, ,
f. f. f. (sufficiency, independence)
Commute,

Compact,

,
,/.
, '
,/. n.
v.

f. f.
,
Competent,

, ,-~, ,
f.
(able to do)
qualified, adequate, suitable)

-
: to be competent,
, ; (fit,

Compact,

, ,
Compact, .

, ,
Compactly, adv.
,
Competition,
.',
*, ,
Competitor,
f.
[m.

m.

, , ,-[-
,
Compactness,
Companion,

, -,
,, ,
m.
,
Companionable, , C.

Company, (companionship)

,,
m. -, f.
m.
f.

m.

f. (assembly)
m.
m.

,
Compiler,

,
,,, ,
m.

Compilation,

,,,-
Compile, v.

Complacency,
with complacency,
Complacent,
:

,
to be a competitor,

f.

m.
f. f. :

,
f. f.

, ,, ', ,,
,,~
f. f. f.
,/. m. f. (band, of Complain, .

, */
soldiers) m. f. (club, : to complain

,,,,^,, , ,,,,
company) f. f. loudly,
Comparable,
ypb Complaining,

,,
Comparative,

,
Comparatively, adv.
Compare, v.

,
Complaint,
(accusation)
Complaisance,
/.
f.
f
/.
.
/.

f.

, ,
Comparison, Complaisant,

, ,
,
f. f.

,
Compartment,
Compass,

, , ,,,
,/.
-
:
n.
a pair of com-
m. Complaisantly, adv.
Complement, .

, ,,,,
passes, m. m. Complete,
Compass,
, *-
v. Complete, .

, , ,, ,
Compassion,
m.

, ,[ ,,
Compassionate,

Compassionate, .
,,^
Compassionately, adv.
360
m.
f.
m.
Completely, adv.
,
Completeness,
Completion,
f
',
f.
/.
*-
 ^,
,,
Complex,
,
Complexion,

,, ,,-
.
COM

having a good complexion,

Complexity, f.
/.

,,
Computation,
, f.

-
Compute, .

7,,,
Comrade, , ', ,
- -^,
COX

m.
m.

,
Compliance, f. f. m. m.

,
Compliant, Concatenate, .

, , , *,
Compliment,

, ,
-
Complicate, V.
Complication,

^ f.

-
Compliment, v.

[,
n.
f.

/. ,,,
Concatenation,

,^
,
Concave,

,
Concavity,
-
-
Conceal, v.

, ,
n.
f.

f.

',
,,
,
Complimental, Complimentary,

,~
Complot,

,-
Complot, V.
Comply, .
f.
f.
f.
Concealed,

,,,,
Concealment,
Concede, .
f. ,/.

, Conceit, .

,,.,,.,[ ,, ,-,
f.
Component,
,- Conceited,

,
,,
Comportment, m. n. pi. Conceivable,
Compose, v. (put together) Conceive, v. (be pregnant)

, ;
(settle)
gine)
(comprehend,
;

, ima-

,
Composer,
,
,/. ,
Composed, (calm)
Concentrate, .
Composition,

, ^, ',
,
Composure,

,,,, f.
f.
/.
Conceptible,

,/.
Conception, (pregnancy)
, f.

,
f. (thought, idea)

,
Compound,
Compound,

', ,- ,
Compound,
,
.
yo,. n.
Concern,
Concern, v.
f.

" ,
n.
f.

: it

,
V. concerns, be : to

, ,,
Compounding,

- ,,, , ^,/.
Comprehend, v. (understand)

- ^^,
[/. concerned about, or busy witlv
to be
concerned or affected with sor-
row,
:

, ,/.
;

, -, -
(include)

C omprehensible,

,
Concerning,
Concert,
\,
f.
(a musical concert)
/.

,
Comprehension,

,
/. yva- f. : in concert,
to act in concert,

, - :

-
Comprehensive, (understanding') Koivfj

, [ ,^',
, ,
(capacious) Concert, v.
Comprehensively,
;

adv. Concession, ^,/.

,
,\,^[- ,,,/.,',,*-
Compress,

,
,/. ./.
Compressible,
Compression,
Comprise, .

Compromise,
.

f.
,
Conciliate,

Conciliation,
Conciliator,
Conciliatory,
Concise,
Concisely, adv.
v.

f.
m. [k2>s

-
Compromise, . Conciseness, f.
-,/. ,/.

,^, ,
paoya, f.
, -,
',
Compulsion,
Compulsive,
Compulsorily, adv.
Compulsory,
Compunction,
Computable,
, f.
Conclave,

, ',
Conclude,

finish)
v. (infer,
n.
decide)
f.

;
(end,

, Conclusion, f.
n,
361 Q 5
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, ,- COST CON"

,
,
,
Conclusive,

,
.,
Concoct, .

,
Concoction,

-
Concomitant,

,, ,
Concomitance,

, ,
,
,
,
,,
on.
.
,
[,
;

/.
(contrive)
(contrivance)

m.
f.
-
Condole,

,
Condolence,

Conduct,
f.
Conduce, .
Conducive,
v.

(the conducting of)

f.
^
-

,,,,, ,
Concomitant, f f. (behaviour) m.
Concord,

, , , - n.

,,,
f. f.
Concordant,
Co course,
, , , f. m.
Conduct,

Conductor,
v.

, .

,
f m.

-
f.
Concrete,

, , ,-
Concrete, v.
Concretion,

,
Concubinage, ,
,
, [,
[
-
,/.
[, f
f.
Conduit,
Cone,
m.

.
.
. f.
m.

,-
Confabulate,

,
f.
n. Confectioner, m.
Concubine,

, ,, ;
Concupiscence,
Concupiscent,
,,,
f.

Concur, v. (of things or

f.

events) -
f.
,
Confederacy,

,
/
Confederate,
m. m.
m,
f.

,,,
agree) - (to Confederate,
Confederate, . [,/.
-
,
Concurrence,

,,,,, - n. (agree-
Confederation,
Confer, v. (bestow)
f.
(to bring

,
;

,
ment) in or upon, as honour, shame, &c.)

,
f.
Concurrent, (dis-

- ,/.
,
;

,[-
Concussion, m. course with)
,
-
Condemn,

, ,,,
v.

to condemn
Condemnation,

,,- , ,
, ,
, ,,-
f.
to death,

f.
f.
: Conference,
Confess,

Confession,
.

f
f
[7

[,-
'

> /

,,, - , ,,
Condemned, Confide, V.

,
Condensate, f.
Condensate, . Confidence, n. f.

, , , ', -
,, -
Condense, Confident,
Condense, . to be confident,

[
Condescend, .

, ,,,
Confidential,
Condescending,

, pa-
- ,
Confidently, adv.

,,,,,,,
Condescension, f.

,, f. f Confiding,

,
Condign,
Condignly, adv.

, , ,,,-
Condiment , .
Confidingly, adv.
Confine, . or

Condition,

stance)

,
.
-, ,
, (of
f
mind
(state of anything)
(ability,

f
rank, circum-

or body)

n.

,
f
Confinement,
Confines,
Confirm, v.
Confirmation,
, ,
,, ,[
m.
/.
n. pi.

f
m.

-
,
n. /. (a stipulation) Confirmative, Confirmatory,

, , ^.
m. : conditions, n. pi.

,
n. pi. good condition, Confiscate, V.

^.
:

in good condition, - Confiscation,

,
f.
f,
'
:

on condition that, Conflagration, f.

/-
:

m.
Conditional, Conditionary,
Conditionally, adv.
362
Conflict,
,/. ,. f.
Conflict, v. , - ,
,,, , , - CON

[,
Congruity,
,/,
CON
/.
[
-
, -
Conflicting,
Continence, /.
[, / Congruous,
-
,
Confluent,

,
Conflux,

, ,
,/, /
/. Congruously, adv.

,
,
Conform, v.

,, , ,
Conformable,

, , ,
,
be conformed
,
Conformably, adv.-
to,
: to Conic, Conical,
Conjectural,
Conjecture,

Conjecture,
,
/.
.
/.
m. m.

,,,
, , , ,-
,,
Conformation,

-
Conformed

[
Conformity,

.
Confound,
,
,
',

,
[,
, -
to,

.
/.
/.

/.

-
/.

/
Conjectured,

,.
Conjecturer,

Conjoin, .
Conjointly, adv.
Conjugal,
, \
m.

,,,,,
,.,
Confront,
Confuse,
.
.
, , -
Conjugate, .
Conjugation,
Conjunction,
(part / speech)
,/. /.
m.
/.

, , ,
Confused,

, , -
Conjunctive,
Conjunctively, adv.
,/.

,,; ,
,
Confusedly, adv. Conjuncture, [,/.

, ,
Conjuration,

, ,
/.
Confusion, / /. Conjure, . to :

/. /. in con-
: conjure up the dead,

, ,,,,- , ,,-
fusion, adv. Conjure, v. (to call on earnestly, en-
not in con- treat)

,
:

fusion, Conjurer, m. m.
Confutation,

Confute, .

, -
.

can be confuted,
m.

: that
/.

,, ,,,,,
Connect,

Connection,
v.

(jun-tion)
/. /. (alliance
/.

-
,
Congeal, v.

.
Congealed,

,,
: not to be confuted,

m.
-
by marriage)

.,
m.
j.
(a relation by marriage)

,
Connivance, (acquiescence)
,
m.
n.

Congealing,

Conger,

,
,/. ,
Congenial,

[
f.

m.

,,, /. (overlooking

,,,
Connive, v.

;
(overlook)
(be a party
)

to)
/.
aor.

,
Congest, v. Connubial,
Congestion, Conquer, v.

, -
,-
Couglobulate, to

,
v.

,
:

, ,,
conquer in a naval battle,
Conglomerate, .

,
to be conquered,
:

[, -
,,
Conglomeration,
.

,,
Conglutination,

,
Congratulate, .
-
n.

/.
Conqueror,
Conquest, ,/,
m.
/.
m.
m.

,
Consanguineous,

, -
- ,:
, ,,,[, , ,
Congratulation,
Congratulatory,
m. Consanguinity,
, /.
Conscience,
/
/.
/.

/.

, ,, , ,[,
Congregate, . Conscientious,
Conscious, to be conscious,

Con^i egation,
Congress, /
J.
/.
/.

f. Consciousness,
Consecrate, ,
,/. j

363
 , , , ,, ,,CON

^. ^. , ,,,
CON

, ,
Consecrated,

,
Consecutive,

,
Consent,

, ,
Consecration,

, ,, , ,
, ,
-
consecrated ground,

f.
n.

/.
: Consonous,
Consort,
f.
Consort with, v.
f.
c.
c.

[, f.

, , - Conspicuity,
f. f.
-
Consent,

,, , , -
Consentient,
Consequence,, v.

,
,
,
Conspicuous,

be conspicuous,
:

"
to

,
(result, effect)
Conspicuously, adv.
-
,,
f. f.

,, ,
;
(importance)

, [
kos,m. a thing of con- Conspicuousness, /.

,
f. :

sequence, n. Conspiracy, /.
Consequent, Conspirator, m. pi. ol

, ,
Consequential,

, , ,
Consequently, adv.
, , Conspire, .
Constable, m. m.

, , - , ,, ,
Conservation,
Conservative,

,,, , ,
, - , [-
f. Constancy,
Constant,
f.

\,
f.

, -- ,
Conserve, v. Constantly, adv.

,
, ,;,
Consider, v. Constellation,
Consternation,
.
f .

, ,,,
, ,
m. .

, ,
(judge, Constituent,

,
deem)

,,,,, , , ,
:

,
to consider before-
Constituent,
Constitute, .
m.

[
hand, Constitution, f. (frame

,
Considerable,

, ,
Considerably, adv.

,
Considerate,

, , , , -
of body or mind)
f. (of

,f
(of
a state)

men)
:
f :

f.
f.

a good constitution,
f
(of states)
a bad constitution, (of men)
n.

,
f. (of states) f.
having a good constitution,

,,
Considerately, adv.

,
(of

,/.
Consideration,
,/. -
m. men) (of states)

,
:
f.

, [
having a bad constitution, (of

,,,,,,[- ,,,
f.
f f /. men) (of states)
Consign,
Consignment,
Consist, .
,, ,
.

,
Consistency, Consistence,
f.
to have a constitution,
:

Constitutional,
Constrain, v.
;
(innate)

, , ,f
f. f.

,
Consistent, Constraint, /.

, , -
Consistently, adv. Construct, .

,
,,, [
,
Consociation,

,-
Consolation,
n.

, , ,,
Consolatory,
,
Console, . ,
,
,[,-
f.
f.
f
n.
f.
Construction,
Construe, V.
Consubstantial,
Consubstantiality,
,/'.
f.
[/.

m.

,
f.

[
Consoler, m. Consul, m. (Roman consul)

Consonance,
Consonant,
Consonantly,
Consonants,
364
,
Consolidate, .

, , - ,,
Consolidation,

adv.
n.pl.
f.
f.
f.
Consular,
Consulship,
Consult, v.

oracle)
Consultation,
f.

/.
(consult an
 , , ,
,
,,, - , ,, ,
, ,,
CON CON

,
Consume, Contentment,

,
v. f.
(by fire) Conterminous,

,
;

Consuming, Contest, m. m.
[,
,
f.
Consummate, n.

,
,
,
Consummate, v.

,-
Consummation,

, , ,,
,
Consummately, adv.

,
,,
Consumption, (consumi?ig)
/.
[, /. /.
Contest, v.
Contestable,

Contexture,
Contiguity,
/.

/
/.
/.

,, , - , ,,/,
/ (disease) /. /. Contiguous,
Consumptive, : to
be consumptive, Contiguously, adv.
Contact,

, ,, ,, ,-
Contagion, ,,
/.
in contact with,

m.
/. : to

f.
come Continence, Continency,

Continent,
Continent,
,/. /.

: to be

, , /
Contagious, [pa, continent,

, ,
Contain, v.

, ,, , , ,
, -
Contaminate, .
[,
',
Continental,
Continently, adv.
Contingency, /.

,
Contamination,

,,, ,
,,,,,, -
Contemn, .

Contemner,
.

- , ,
,
, [
~
.

m.
[,
/.

m.
n.
Contingent,

Contingently, adv.
Continual,

, , , ,,
Contemplate,

, .
Continually, adv.
Continuance, /.
, -

,
Contemplation, Continuation,

,
/. /.
/.

, /. /. Continue, .

,
, - ,/.
Contemplative,

, , , , ,.
Contemporary, Continuity, [jK>
-
, - ,
Contemporary,
Contempt,

,
,/,
, c
/.
Contort, .
Contortion,

[
.

-
/. /. Contraband,

,
,,
Contemptible,

, ,
Contemptibly, adv.

,
Contract,

/
.
.
(contract /or work)
to make a contract,
/,

,
:

,
Contemptuous, : to break a contract,

,, , - , , ,
Contemptuously, adv.

,
- Contract, v. -
,
Contend, .
- (as /riendship, mar-

,
;

,
riage, &c.)

,
Content,

,
Content,
:
,
.

,,
to
,
be
/.

content,
Contraction,
Contractor,
;
(bargain /or work,

/.
m.
<&c.)

/.

,
}

,,,, , -
Contradict, v.
Content, Contented,

,/.
Contentedly, adv. /

,, -
Contradiction,
,/,
Contentedness,
,
, ,
/.

,
,
Contention, /. n. Contradictory,
-/.

,
Contentious,
to be con-

,,
Contrariety,

,-
/.

[,
:

.
tentious,
Contentious! y, adv. - /.
Contrarily, adv.
Contrariwise, adv.
/.

4 ivavHas
Contentiousness, /. Contrary, :

365
 , ,,,,
contrary

,
to,
:
CON
, , , ),,
on the contrary, ,,,
,
,
Converse, .
COO

, ,,
Converse,

[
e

-
,
/

,
Contrast, Conversely, adv.

,
/.
Contra -t, v. Conversion, /.
Contravallation, . /

,,
Contravene, v. Convert, m.
Contravention,

,,
Contribute, V.

, , ,
, ,
/.

. ,
Convert, .
Convertible.
Convex,

, , ,
Contribution, f. Convexity, /.

,
Contributory, Convey, .
Contrite,

,
, ,,
, ,
Contrition,

,
,
Contrivance,

,,
,
, ,
, - f.
/.

f.
/.

/.
Conveyance,

,
Convict,
convey across,

.
:

convey away,
:

/. ,/.

,. ,,, ,
m. n.

,,,,,-,
/.
Conviction, /
-
n. /.
Contrive, V. /
,
Contriver,
Control,
control, ,,,
,,
,
,
.
,
,,
m.

, /.
/. : self-
Convicts,
Convince, .
Convincing,
Convincingly, adv.
Convivial,
[vEy

, -
Control, V. Convocate, .
Controversial,

Controversy,
Controvert, . ,, , , , ,
[,- /.
/.
Convocation,
Convoke,
ay
Convoy,
.
/.

m. (esp. pi.)
Controvertible,
Contumacious,

, ,,,,,
Contumaciously, adv. , , , [, -
-
Convoy,

,
Convoying,

,
v.
.

,
,
(esp. pi.)

/. ,/.
-

[
Contumaciousness, Contumacy, Convulse, .
/. /. / Convulsion, n. m.

,
.

,, /
Contumelious,
Convulsive,

,
Contumeliously,

,
,',,
Contumely,
Contuse, .

, ,,,,-
Contusion,
Convalescence,

,
Convalescent,
f.
adv.

/.
,/.
f.
n.

-
Cook,

,
Coo, .

,, -
[
Cook, .
Cooked,
Cookery,

,/. ,/.
,
, /
.
/.
cookery-book,
m.

/.

,
:

,,*,
,,,[,
Convene, v.

[,/ Cool,

,
Convenience,

,[
Convenient, - /.

- ,
Cool, .
Cooling, /. /.

,/. ,
,
Conveniently, adv. m.

,
Convent.

, , ,
,
Convention,
Conventional,

, , , ,
Converge, .
,,-
.
/. .
/.

-
Cooling,
Coolness,
Coop,
Coop, .
.
.
.

, ,,,
Conversant, Co-operate,

,-
,
,/.
Conversation,
/.
Conversational,
Converse, f. ,/.
.
/. ', /.
m.
Co-operation,
Co-operative,
Co-operator, Til.
 ,,, - , ,, coo COS
,
,,
m.

,.
m.

,
,, m. Corn-field,
Corn-flower,
n.
[, n.

, ,
f.

,
Co-ordinate, Cornice, m. n.
Coot,

- ,
,
Corollary,

,
,
f. f. f.
Co-partner, m. Coronal, n. m.

,
Cope, Coronation, f

,,,,, , , ,
v.
Coronet, n. m.
Copier, m. (imitator) Corporal, m.
m. Corporal. Corporeal,

,, , ,
,
Coping, n. m. [VoAt/s
Copious,

, , [, Corporation, m.

, , , , f.
Copiously, adv.

, , ,/ n.
Corps,
Corpse,
m.
n.
f.
m. m.

,,
Copiousness,
Copper,
:

,, ,, ,,
,
,.
,,,
copper vessel,

,
f.
m. of copper,

n. :
-
-
:

copper coin,
f.

n.
Corpulence,
Corpulent,
Correct,
Correct, v.
[,.

,, , ,
^, m. ; (of writing)
Copper-plate,

n. Correction, f.

,,
Coppersmith, m. f. f. (chastisement)
Coppery, [or n. n. n. m.

,
f.

,
Coppice, Copse, m. m.

,, f.

.
,
Copulate, V. Corrective,

./, ,/.
,, , ,,,,,' - Correctly, adv.
Copulation,

, ,
Copy, [transcript) n. (of
Correctness,
Corrector,
f.
m.

[
a picture, ac.) n. m. m.
(writing copy) m.
- Correspond, v.

; ,, ,
Copy,
-
, , , -
v.

;
(transcribe)
(imitate) - Correspondence, /.

, f
(to pourtray, of painters)
Con^pondent, Corresponding,
Coquet, v.
Coquetry,
Coquette, ,
Coquettish, ,
,
,,,,, ^.
,,
- f.
m.
iv-
,
Corroborate, .

,
Corroboration,

,
f.
Coral,
', n.

[,
n. f

,,
Cord, c. n. m. Corrode, .
Cord,
Cordial,
V.

Cordiality,
Cordially, adv. ,^.
,
,
f.
m. Corroding,
Corrosion,

, ,,-
Corrosive,
Corrupt, (wrong,

,
(rotten)

,, ,
;

[ra. unjust) (bribed)

,
;

Cordwainer, m. Corrupt, .
Coriaceous,
Coriander,
Corinth.
n. n. Corrupter,
,
,,
(with bribes)
m. m.

.
t. Corruptible,

,, ,,
,
Corinthian, Corruption,

,
f. f.
Corinthiai s, ",, m. pi. Corruptive,
Cork,

. ,
Cork, ,
m.
Corsair,
,, ,
Corruptness,

, m.
f.
m.

,
Cormorant,

,, , ,
m. Corse, n.

,
Corn, m. n. (esp.pl.) Corslet, m. n.

[
:

of com, : scarcity of corn, Coruscant. -

f. Coruscation, f.
Corn-dealer, m. Cosmetic,

,
Co.ner,
Cornet,
367
f
n.
m. Cosmogony,
Cosmographer,
f.

} m.
 ,
,,,, , ,
Cosmography,
Cosmopolite,

,
,,,,,
,-
COS
f.
m.
m. m.
of counsellors,
COU
m. : body
n.

,
Cost, n. Count, m. m.

,
f.

, - ,
Count, v.
n. n.

,
f.
Cost, v. to count up
[, : toge-

,,, ,, - , ,
Costive,

,
f. ther,
Costliness, f. Counted in or among,
Costly, : easily counted, -
[, [,
- n.
f.

,
,,,,
Cottage,
Cotton,
ton,
,, , ,[, n.
f.
f. :
f.
of cot-
Countenance,
Countenance, v.
n. >,
- /.

,, ,
Couch, n. n. Counter, (shop-table) n.
m. n. (pebble used for reckoning) ,/,

,
f. f.
Couch, v.
Couchant,

, - \
Counter to, adj. ; adv.

, ,
Covenant,

,
a covenant,

,
,
f ooya, f.
f.
: to break
n. Counteract, v.
Counterbalance,
Counterbalance,
f.

,
v.

,
clvtl-

,
, ,,
,
Covenant, v.

, ,, Counterbalancing,

[, '
f.

,,,,, -, ,,,,.
Covenant-breaker, Counterbalancing,
Cover,

,
Cover,

,,
Covered,

,,,
Covering,,, ,
n.
v.

,
,,
,
-
n.

[,
, [
n.

n.
n.
n.
-

f.
n.
Counterchange,
Counterchange,

Counter-estimate,
Counter-evidence,
Counterfeit,
Counterfeit,
.

[,
f.

n.
-
-
[,-
n.

n.

-
f.

f.

f.

,
Coverlet, m. n.

,,
Covert,
Covert,

, ,,,
Covertly, adv.
f.

, -
-
m. or n. Counterfeit,
Countermand,
Countermine,
.
.
.
.,.
,
,,,,- ,,,, --,
Covet, V.

,
Covetous,

covetous,
covetous man,

Covetously, adv.
,
, m.
: to be

m.

-
-
:
Counterpane,
Counterpart,
Counterplea,
Counterplead, .
Counterplot, .

Counterpoise,
Counterpoise, .
Countersign, .
/.

/.
[^>/

-
[
,,
Covetousness, f. Countless,

Cough,
f
,
,, ,, ,,, ,
Cough,

,
v. ,, c.

,
f.
Country, (as opposed
m. m.
to toiuns)
(a region)

,,
f.
Coulter,
Council,
or f.
n.
, f.
land) f.
n.
f.
f. (native
:
f.

,
cil,

,
, [,,
f.

, , , , ,,
,
Council-chamber,
,
f. : to hold a coun-

n.

,
of the country, rustic,

or region,
of the country
:

of :

-
,,
Counsel, n. one's native country,
,
,/. f.
f.
f f.
Countryman, (rustic) m.
Counsel, V.
Counsellor,
368
m. ., m.
m. (fellow-countryman)
m.
 /,
, , - ,,,.^-[ m.
cou
. Coyness,
CKE
f

ay

,,
,, ,
country)
Couple,
, , [,
m.
Countrywoman,
,

,, -
f.
(rustic) aypoTis,
aypOTipa,f. (of the
f.
same
f.
f
Cozen, .
Crab,

Crabbed,
.
Crabbedly, adv.
m.

yvb,
m.

[,
-

/.

, ,
, ,,,
Couple, v.
Couplet,
Courage,
.
,
,
^, ^, y, f.
n.
apayv
n.
Crabbedness,
^,
Crack,
",.
Crack,
m.
/
/.

f. f.

, ,, , -
f. f. f.
aayoa

, ,
, , ,
, , -
f. : of good
courage,
to take courage, dap-
Crackle,
Crackling,
.

ayo, . .

,
:

, ,
Cradle,

,
,,, , ,
Courageous,
ayadbs,

Courier, ayy
,,,
.,
Courageously, adv.

,
, - .
[X^s,

.
Craft,
f
Craftily, adv.
Craftiness,
Craftsman,
.
f.

. opyb, .f.
f.

,
, ,,
,
,
Crafty,
Course,

, , ,
arrow) -
f. (of the sun)

,
,
f. (of affairs, of

, ,
[
-
m.
the stars, ac.)
f. (of
f. (of dinner)
.
an Crag,
Craggy,
. ,/.
-

alyi-

,
,,
,
Course, .
Courser,
f.

-
-
:

,, , ,
of course,

m.
Cram,

Cramp,
Cramp, .
.

f. .

,
Court,

Court, , n.

v. , ,
; ^, ,-- , .^, - -
f. (royal
(court of justice)
n. ayopa, f.
(woo, sue for)
(seek to please)
court) Crane,
Cranny,
Crash,

Crash,
yavo,

.
. aay,
m. (an engine)
n.
. ayo, .
n.
.

Courteous,

, ^,
Courteousness, ,
Courteously, adv

,
, ,
, poyopa, f.
[7 Crassitude,
Crate, . /.

,,
*,/
Courtesan,
Courtesy,
Courtier,
[,-
,
, ,
,, , , ,, ,, ,- f.
.
f.
f.
Crave, .
Crawfish,
Crawl, .
Crawling,

,
.

.
Courtly,

,, ,
Courtship,

,, ,, ,,
Court-yard,
5 , - ,/.
.
f. n.
Craziness,

Crazy,
f.

,,
/.
.

, ,
Cousin, f. : to be crazy,

,
Cow, /.
Coward, Cowardly,

, - :
Creak, .
Creaking,
,, |,/.
.
[^, /.
.

,
to be a coward, Crease, /.
Crease, .

,, , ,
Coward, . Create, .
[, f.
Cowardice, Created, 7 eI/7? T0 ^
-
,
/. f.
yv, yvv,
,
,, ,
Cower, .
Cowherd,
-
Cowardly, adv.

.
f. f.

. )
[
m.
Creation,
Creative,
Creator, yvv'p,
Creature,
Credence,
f.

,
,,
,
f. , .
[, .
n.
f.

^,
-
m.

,
f. [ n.
Cow-shed, . . Credibility, f.
Coxcomb, Taws, . Credible,
Coy, Credibly, adv.
869
 ,,,
,
Credit,
Credit, v.
f
CRE
f. ,,
,
Crook,
,
,, ,,, ,
Crook, v. ay
CRU
n.

,
Creditable, Crooked, ay
Creditor, m. yva, yo,
, ,
Credulity,
Credulous,
f. yab,
Crookedly, adv. [,

,,
/.

,, ,
,
Creek,
Creep, v.
m. m.
creep out,
:
Crookedness,
Crop,
pyopv, m.
. f.
/.
(of a bird)

,
: creep in,

,
creep on, Crof), v.

,
: :

,;
creep up,

, ,
down,
Creeping,

, ,-
n.
f. : creeping thing,
: creep

,
Cross,
Cross,
Cross,

,
-
yo,yos,po,ob
v.
m.

-
-

, ,
Creeping,

Crescent,
Crescent-shaped,

,
m.
{of plants)

f.

,
,
tion,

,, ,
Crosswise,
: to

,
^,
make

:
;
to cross,
to cross-ques-
to cross-examine,

,, ,
,
Cress,
Crest,

,,,
Crevice,
m.
n.

n. f.
Crouch,

,
Crow,
.

m. f. : like a

,,, , , ,, ,
Crew, f. n. crow,
Crib,

,,
Crib, v.

:,
f.

,
f. Crow,
Crow d,T
v.
m. n. 9

, ^
Crier, m. m. m. noisy crowd, m.

, ,
f. :

,,
Crime, f. aopya, n. m. in crowds, :

, ,
,
n. in a crowd, adv.
Crimeless,
Criminal,

Criminal, ,. , - , , - m.
Crowd,

Crowded,
v. trans,

(of assemblies,
;

&c.)
intrans.

-, ^, , ,,-
- ,
Criminally, adv.

Criminate, .
,
^/,
Crown,
(crown of the
m.
head)
n.
/.

,
[?,
,
Crimination, f. n. n.
Criminatory,
Crimson,
Cringe, v.

,,
, ', m.
Crown, v.
Crowned,
Cruciate, .
,
Cringing,

, , Crucible,

,
, m.

, , ,,
Crinkle, f. Crucified,

[
Cripple, . Crucifix, m.

,,,
Crippled, Crucifixion, f.
Crippling,
Crisis,
/.

f
f.
m.
Cruciform,

,
Crucify, . -
,
/.
Crisp, .
Crisp,
Crispness,
Criterion, ,
,,, , /.
.
Crude,

,^.
Crudely, adv.

, ,,
Crudeness,
Cruel, ,, -
Critic,
Critical,
Criticise,
,
,
m. m.

, , .
,
,,,,,
Cruelly, adv.
aypios : to be cruel, ay

aypia

,,
Criticism, f Cruelty, f. /.
Croak, .
Croaking,
Crockery,
-. m.
Cruet,

,>
Cruise, (voyage)
f.
f.

f. (small
m,
vessel)
n.

f.
Crocodile, m. Cruise, v.

Crocus, fft,

370
 ,,
^rumb,

,
,
,,,,
,
,,- cnu

. ,
m. \, c. (crumb of Cumulate, v.
CUR

,
bread) arrdpayos, or

,
Crumble, v.

,
Crumbling,

,/. , -
Crush, v.
Crushing,

, , ,, ,
,
,
, f.

,
-, m.
Cumulation,
Cunning,

cunning trick,
f.
m.
[m.
f.

f
f.
/.

f.
f.
n.
:

,
Crust,

,,, , ,,, --
Crusty, (crabbed)

,, ,
Cry, f f.
[,
oXokvyr}, f.
Cunning,

: to be

, ,
Cry, , ,,-
^oyb,

v.
,,
f. (cry

, ,
,,, ,,,,,,,,.
(child's cry)
,
m,

war-cry, or shout of joy)

of birds)

;
f
(especially
n. (war-cry)

of a
/.

(as
cunning,
Cunningly, adv

Cup,

Cupbearer,
m.
n.
m ',
n

m.
n.
:
f.
small cup,

to be a
/.

,
:
;

a child) ;
(weep) cupbearer,
Crying, n. Cupboard, f. f.
Crystal,

,
Crystalline,

, , ,
,,
, ,
,
m. Cupidity,
Cur, n.
f. f.

,
Crystallise, v.
Crystallised,
Cub,

,
Cub, v.

,
Cube,
, ,
^, [
,,, ,
m. ,/- n. m. m.
Curable,
Curb,
Curb,
Curdle,
;
v.

V.

intrans.
m. 7jvia,f.

,, , ,,,,
Cubic, Cubical, Curdled,

7,
Cubit,

, ,
m. wydbv, /. (a cubit Cure,
&, .
. f. f.

,
.
long)
Cuckoo,

, , ^
, ,. m. (the cry) Cure, .

-
:

,
to cry cuckoo,

, ,
Cucumber, m.

, ,,, ,
m. m. Curer, m.

,,
Cucumber-bed,
Cucumber-seed,
Cud,

,,,,
(
,
chew the cud)
n.

[,-
n.

n.
Curing,
Curiosity, (inquisitiveness)

Curious, (inquisitive)
Cudgel,
Cudgel,
Cuff,
Cuff, V. ,
,,,
,
.
n.

m.
f
n.
m.
,
Curl,

,,
^.
Curl, .
m.
m.
ppyo
/.
m.

Cuirass,
Cuirassier,
Cuish,
Culinary,
Culminate,

,,
ay
v.
f
m.
n.
Curliness,
Curly,

Current, m., ,;
,, ,
Current, (general)
[ : with curly hair,

/.
(popular)
-

.
Culpable, Curry, .
Culprit, m.
- Currycomb,
,, -[
,, ,
,
f. f.
pyoa,
^/
Cultivate,
;
v. y^py^,
(improve, practise)
Currying,
Curse, f, f
f.

,,
yya, f
Cultivation,
practice) ', (training,
f.
Curse, v.
Cursed,
Cultivator, yyo,
(of arts, &c.)

, ,/.
Culture, same as Cultivate

,,
Culver,
Cumber, V.
Cumbersome, Cumbrous,
m.
m.

, ,
m. Cursorary,

Cursory,
Curt,
Curtail,
Curtailed,
Curtain,
,,,
,,
Cursorily, adv.

, -
,-
/s,

.
appy,

.
\
Cummin, n. .
371
Curve,

,
,
Curvature,

Curve, v.
,
,,
,,, m.
CUK
f.
/.
/.

,
,,;
DAK

D.
Curved,

, ,,
ayKvXos Dactyl,

-, ,
,
[, m.

, , ,
Cushion, /. /. Daffodil, m. /.

,
Cuspated,

, ,,,
Custody,
Custom, ,, n.
/.
m.
to. (tax)
/.
Dagger,
Daily, {by day)

, ,,, -*
(every day)
n.

; adv.
n.

,
,,
Customary,

,-
Customer,
to.

: to be customary,
m. [,
,
n. ,
,,
Daintily, adv.
Daintiness,

,, /
/. /.

,
/.

,
,,
Custom-house, to. Dainty, n.

7,
,, ,
Cut, Dainty, to

,
/. TO. /. :

,
Cut,

, , newly be dainty,

,,, ',

,
:

;
Cut,
Cut,

,
,,?
, ,.

(intercept)
: cut off,
Dale,
Dalliance,

Dally,
Dam,
',
v.

,/.
w.
n.
m.
m.

(mole or bank)
/.

,/.
[-,
,.-
m.

/.

,
Dam,

, ,,, ,
cut down, v. (obstruct)

,
:

,,, -
cut

,
:

through, cut Damage, /. n. /.

- , ,
:

round,

,
(of an army, &c.)
cut in pieces, :

, ,
,, ,[^,-
damages
n.
(in a
/.
laiusuit),
TO. :

to.

,,,
cut up, (as a cook)
: TO. to.

Damage, v.

,, ,,,,
: cut the throat,
cut in two, Dame,

, -
: /.
Cutaneous, Damn, .
Cuticle, n. Damnable,
Cutlass,
Cutler,
Cutler's shop,

,,,,
,
/.
m.
n.
n. [m.

Damp, ,
Damnation,
Damned,
*,
,
>, -^',
. /
/.
[, /.

,,
Cut-purse, m. Damp,
Cutting,
cutting off,

,, ,
(intercepting)
f.
/.
/.

/ cutting:
/.
/.
:

,,
Damp, v. iy

, ,, ,
Dampness,
,^,
: to be damp,
/.
(to dispirit)

n.
in two, /.: cutting of a

,
Damsel,

,/, ,,
/. /.

,, ,,,,,-
tree, n. m. Dance, m. /. to.

Cutting,

,,, to. /. war-dance,

,,;,
:

,
Cuttle-fish, f. f. : stage-dance, m.
Cycle, m. Dance, .
Cygnet,
Cylinder,
Cylindrical,
Cymbal,
Cynic,
Cynosure
,
,
m.

(or Little
n.
m.

Bear),
[,- /.
Dancer,

,/
Dancing, ,,
female dancer,

Dancing-master,
/.
m.
/.

/.
m. :

Cypress,
grove,
cypress,

,
,/.
/.
m.:
:

made
cypress
of
m.

,',
, ,
Dancing-school,
Dandle, .
m.
to.

, ,-
Cyprus, : of Cyprus, Dandy, m.
Cyrene, m. ay m. with-

,, /. Danger, :

Cyrenean, out danger, adv. -:

Cyrus, m. to incur danger,
Cytisus, m.
372
 ,
, DAN
, , DEA

,
irbs,

,
,-
Dangerless,
Dangerous,

Dangerously, adv. Dawn,

,
,,,
Dauntlessly,

; ,-
,
Dauntlessness,
adv.

m.
f
n.
f.
>

,
Dangle, v. at dawn,
,
,
}

}
,
dawn,
~/,
to rise at
:

[?-
, ,
Dank,

,
,,, ,
, ,,-
Dawn, .
Danube,
[ m.

,,
Dapper,

Dare,

,
Dapple,
,
-
-.
Day,

, ,& -
day,
f. n. : all day,

,
: every

,,,
Daring,
,f
Daring,
: to be dared,
f. f.

, , ;
the whole day,
lasting a day,
:
: lasting

: last-

,
*,, ,
, ,
daring everything,

,
daring,
Daringly, adv.

, , ,,-
: not

&, ' ,
ing ten days,

,,'
: by day,
adv.
; to-

- :
Dark, day, :

, -
the day before, the :

;
(dark-coloured) next day, on the third :

,
*,, - day, on the tenth day,

,, , , , ; (of complexion) : to spend the day,

Darken,

, ,
to

,
,
Darkly, adv.

,
,
grow dark,

,
.

,,,
Daybreak,
'
Daylight,
Daystar,
/,
?
.
m. : at daybreak,

,, , ,, ,,
Darkness, m. & n, f. Dazzle, .
f m. Deacon, .
m. Deaconry, f.
Darksome, Dead, the

,,, ,,,, ,, , ,
:

Darling, m. . dead, ol : half-

Darn, . dead, : newly dead,

,,
Darnel, /. [. Deaden, v.
Dart,
Dart, .

; , , ;

[ intrans.
.

.
. Deadly,

Deadly, adv.

,, , [
Darter,

, Deadness, f.

,
Dash, /. Deaf, to be deaf,

^,
:

Dash, . dash toge- Deafen, v.

,
ther, ; in- Deafness, f.

, ,
trans.

,/. ,/.
Dashing,

, , ,
ing together,

,
:
:

dashing
dash against,

f.
against,
\ dash-
Deal, f. of deal,
Deal, v. (distribute)
:

(traffic or have dealings with) ayo-

easy to deal :with,
hard to deal with,
;

,
-,
:

, ,
Dastard, Dastardly,

Date, ,^ - m.
. {a fruit)
Dealer,

', /,, -
Dealing,

, ,- ,
n. pi.
f.
.
: dealings,
f.
.
Date, .
Dative,
Daub, . ,,, , ,
Dear, (beloved)
;
(in price)

,,, ;
too dear,
:

Daughter, f

,,
/. : to be dear or beloved,
Daughter-in-law,
Daunt,
Dauntless,
.

373
, /.
Dearly, adv. (with fondness)
(in price)
Death,
,
,,
Dearness,
Dearth, , -
, ,,:, ,,
, , ,
[
,
,, , f.
m.
f.
m.
m.
,
[, f.
Decent,

Decently, adv.
DEC

-, ,
f. m. m. f. : Deception, /. m.

,,
to put to death, at the Deceptive,
point of death, : con-
demned to death, Decide, . -
,,, , ^,,,
Deathless,

,,
Debar, v. -, Decidedly, adv.

,
Debark, v. Decimal,
Debarkation, f Decimate, .

,^,,[,[,,, ,,,,,,,^',
Debase, v. Decimation,
[,-
, ,
f.
; (of money) Decipher, v. f.
Debasement, f. Decision,
Debatable, oyo, Decisive,
f. f.

Decisively, adv.
Debate, f. f. Deck, (of a ship) n,

,
. hvTiXoyia, f. n. [

Debate, v. Deck, v.
Debauch,

,,
Debauchee,
Debauchery,
,, , *, , ,
v.

m.
m.
m.
Decked,
Declaim, .
Declaimer, m.

,
Declamation, n.

,
f. f. f. .

,
Debenture,

,
n. f.
[,
, , ,,,,,
Debile,
Debilitate,
Debility,
Debt,
v.

, , ,
f.
. n. bad
[n. Declamatory,
Declaration,
Declarative,
Declaratory,
'/, f. *,
-
m.
m,

,,,
:

debts,

,
in debt,
:

,
in debt,

^.; [,
: to be in debt,
: deep
Declare, .
ay ayop,
- ;

,, ' ,
Debtor, m. f. (as an oracle) (war)
ayy,
,
m. f.

*,
, ,
Decade, Declension,

,
f. f. f.

,,
Decalogue,

- ,
m, Declination, f.
Decamp,

,, ,
V. Decline, (a diseas

?
) f.
Decapitate,

,
V.

[ Decline, v.
Decay,
Decay, v.

, , f. ,
invitation)
;
(as an

Decease,

, ,
Decease, .

, ,- ,
,
m. Declivity,
Decoct, v.
Decoction,
f
n.
m.

,,
Deceased, Decompose,

,
v.

deceit,
, ,
,
,
Deceitful,

, . ,,
,,^--
,
/. /. m.
Decompound,
Decorate, v.
Decoration,
v.

m.
[, n,

,,, , , Decorous,

,
,
Deceitfully, adv.
Deceive,

,
Deceiver,

,
$,
,.
-
.

, ,, .
m,
Decorously, adv.

Decorticate,
Decorum,
.
f f.

,
December,

,,
Decemvir,
Decemvirate,
Decency,

Decennial,
374
,,
, ,
, f.
f.
m.
m.
f.
[,
9
f.

f.
Decoy,
Decrease,
Decrease,
Decree,
71.
.

f
f

f.
n.
m.

n. ya 9
 ,
-,'''
, ,,
,
Decree, V.
DEC
- , , ,
[,
,, ,
Defiance,
DEL
f. n.

,, , , f
Deficiency,

,
f.
Decrepit, Deficient, : to
-be
Decrepitude,
Decry, .
Decurion, m
/.

,
deficient,

,
,,, ,'
Defile,
impers.
;

m.
?,
.

, ,
,
Decurrent,

~, -,
Dedicate,

,,', -[
Dedication,
Deduce, V.
.

\~, f f
,,,
Defile,
,
Defiled,
.

Defilement,
Define,

,,
.
. f.

Deducible, ovWoyiareos
Deduct, ,
\~, ,, ,
Definite,
, .-

,
Definition, m.
Deduction,

Deed, tpyov, n.
good deed,

, ,[,
,
,/
{inference)

,-
, [,
m. in'iAoyos, m. (abating)
Deductive, avWoywriKOS

ayadoepyia,
f. ~/,
f : evil
n. :

,,,,,,,
Definitive,
Deflection,
Deflower,
.

.
/.

,
deed, KaKovpy^a, n. Defluxion, f
Deem, Deform, .

,
v.
Deep, (the sea)
Deep,

,,,',
Deeply, adv.
, f.
Deformed,

,
Deformity,
Defraud,

, .
f. .

,
Deer, c.
f. [.
,/. ,^
f.
Deface, ,

,,[, ,
,
Defrauder,

,
in.

,
Defamation, Ka^yopia, Defrauding,

,,
f
f. ,/. Defray, V.

,,
'

Defamatory, Defunct,
Defame, V. -' Defy, .
Ka^yopw
^, yv
,,,, ,
m, Degeneracy, f.
Defamer, m. m, Degenerate,
-

,,, ,[ ,,,,
: , ,
Default, e7riAeii|/is, /. n. Degenerate, . yyvoa,
Defeat,
Defeat, V.

(frustrate) . f. f.

to be defeated,
f_
;
Degradation,
Degrade, .
Degree,
()

f
/.

.
.
by de-

, ,
:

,, ,,,[,
Defect, n, n. grees,
Defection,
Defective,

.
Defence,

, * ,
,.,
f.
f.

n.
Deject, \
be dejected,
Dejected,
: to

,,,,,
f. n, (vindication) Dejection, f. f.

, , ,, ,,,,
,
aooy^a, f. Deify, .
Defenceless, ,, Deign, .
,
f.

Defend, V.
- Deity, m. m. n.

,,, , , , ,^
oyca. paooyoa
;
(vindicate) Delay,

,
m. n.
f. f.
f. f.

,
Defendant, f. : without delay,
c.

Defender,
m.

, , ,
,, ^,[ , m. y,pyb, - m.
m.
Delay, v.

; intrans*
ay, 9

,,.,,
Defending,

,,,,
,, Delayer, m.
^oyos
Defensible,
Defensive, , Delectable,
Delectation, .
,/
f.
Defer, V. Delegate,, m. m.
Deference, f. Delegate, .
Deferring, /. /.
375
 ,
, , DEL

,, ,
, ,, ,
DEN

, ,
Delegation, Demagogue,
/. on.
-
, [
Deleterious, Demand,

, n. f.

,,
Deliberate, f n. n.

,, , ,
, ,-
Deliberate, v.

Deliberately, adv.
Demand,
(as
back,
a
v.
debt)
: demand
: demand
in return,
:

,
Deliberation,

,
f. f.

,,,,,
cies,
f.
Deliberative,

,,
Delicacy,
f.
n. pi.
m.

f.

[, f. '
m.

delica-
f.
Demanded,

,
,
,
, ,
Demean, v.

,
scend)
Demeanour,
Dementation,
(behave)

on.
;
(conde-

n.

,
f. f.

,,
Delicate,
Delicately, adv.
live delicately,

,
,
Delicateness,

,
f.
: to

,
Demerit,
Demesne,

,,
Demi-god,
Demigration,
f.
on.
on.

f
f.

,
Demise, m.

,
Delicious,

,,
Deliciously, adv.

', ,,,
Delight,
f. n.
f.

f>
f
,/.
Demise, V.

,
, ,, ,
Democracy,
mocracy,

,
Democratical,
f. : the de-

-
,
f.
Delight, Demolish, , -

.
v.

, ; intrans.

,,
,, ,
Delighted, Demolished,

,
Delightedly, adv. Demolition,

, ,
f.
Delightful, ;
Demon, m, n.

,
, , ,,
Demonstrable,
Delightfully, adv.

,, ,
Delineate, .
Delineation,

,
Delinquency,
f.
f.
Demonstrate, ,

Demonstration,
Demonstrative, ,
,, ,
f. .

, ,
Demonstratively, adv.

,,,--
n.

,
n.
Delinquent, m. Demur, m,

,
f.
Delirious, Demur, . (in law)

,
;

, , ,,,
,
Delirium,

,
f. f.

,,,,,,
Deliver, V. Demure,
to look demure,

, , ,
:

(as a letter)

, ,,,,, , [,
;

Deliverance,
; (of

f.
a midwife)

/.
Demurrer,
Den,
Deniable,
,
Demurely, adv.

f
/.
on.
[/.

n.
m.

, ,, ,
f. f.
Deliverer,
Delivery,

,^,
,,
Dell,

,
Delude,
, , ,
,,
(of a ivoman)

,,-
m.
f.

f.
m.
m.

n.
/,
f.
Denial,
Denizen,
Denominate, v.
Denomination,
Denote, v.
f.
m.

n.
f.

f.

,
v.

, Denounce, v.

,
, ,
;

, , , ,
Deluder, (inform against)

,
m. on,

,
Delve,
Delve, v.

Deluge,
Deluge, v.
Delusion,
Delusive,
, ,
, ) ,^,,,^-
Delver,

,
^,
-
[,
f.

on.

/.
on.
.
on.

f.
Dense,
Densely, adv.
Density,
Dentifrice,
Denudate, Denude,
Denunciation,
/.

.
.
.

Delusively, adv. Deny, .

376
 ,
,, ,
,,, ,,
DEP
,, , ,
, , ,, -
DES

,
irov, ;
'.

(on oath)
Depart, .
, ,
to be deprived

,
of,

, ', ^,
, ,
Departed, the,
-
Depth,

, , ,
.
(of the earth or nether world),
.

,, , ,
,
(in pl.),
Deputation,
r
m. (in pi.)
. :

-
depths

,
f.

, , Depute, v.

,,,-, ,,,-
Deputy, m.

,,,
Department, f f m.
Departure, f. f.
Derange, v.

-, , -
f. [p-&s, /

,
Depend upon, v. Derangement, f.

,^, ;,
Dereliction,
[, f. f.

,,'
f. Deride, v.

^, ',
Dependance, (reliance)

,
f.
Dependant, m. f Derider, on. on.

Dependent on, DerisioD, on. m.

-
Depict, v. Derisive,
'^,
.,,,
Deplorable, Derivation, f.
rbs, Derivative,

,,
Deplorably, adv.
Deplore, V.

,
Derive, v.

,
words or names)
(of

, , ,
Deponent,
Depopulate, .
?,
,,, ,
m.

, ^,,
Derived,

,
Derogate, v.
Derogation, f. f.

,^^,-,
Depopulated, n.

',
,
Deport, . Derogatory,

,,,-
Deportment,
Depose, .
;
(attest)
on.

,,
Descant, V.

Descend, v. -
,, ,/.
Deposing, f is, f. : to

,/, ,/.
Deposit,

,,-
f.

,
descend from,
Descendant, ',
^, -
n.
m.
n.

,
f. (of earth) 7ra?s,

, c. c.
f.
', m. to be a descendant,
f. n.
''^, :

, ,
Deposit, V.

, [-
Deposition,

, ,,,
; (of a river)

,,
Descended,

', ,
Descent,

{birth, race)

,-
f. f.
Depra\ ation,
T
f. f. f (invasion)

,, ,[
f. f. f. f

, -,
Deprave, . Describe, v.

,,-,
Depraved,
Depravity,

Deprecate, .

, 6*, , -
/.
f f -
,,,,
Description,

,
Descriptive,
Descry, v.

,, ,
Desecrate, v.
f.

,
Deprecation, f. Desecration, f. f.
Depreciate, . Desert, f. f. (merit)

,,, -
Depreciation, pooya, f. Desert,

,,
V.
Depredate, .

,
a

,
(as soldier)
,
,
;

^,
,
;
(as an ally)
Depredation,

,
f

,
/.
Depredator, .

, , ,-
on. Desert,
^,
,
Depress, .

, ,*
Deserter, m.

,
c.

,^
Depression,
Deprivation,
Deprive, .
377
f.
f.
\J.

Desertion,
on.

(an a soldier)
m. (from a ship)

f.
f. - f.
 ,/.
painty)
Deserve,
,,.
v., ,/.
,,
DES

/
(of one's Despoliation,
Despond, .
Despondency,

,
,,
,,,DET
f.

/.
/.

/.

, ,,/. , , ,,
Deserved, Despondent,

,
,
Deservedly, adv.

,
Desponding,
Deserving, Despondingly, adv.

, ,,,, ,,,
Design,

Design,
7i.pl.
.

,
. . Despot,
Despotic,
Despotically, adv.
Despotism,
m. in.

,
/.
yov,
-
Designate, . Dessert,

,
n. pi. n.

, ,
Designation,

,, - ,
Designedly, adv.

,
Designing,
,, ,
, ,
. .
Destination,
Destine, v.
n. pi.
n. m.

,
, ,,, ^,
Desirable,
^,
, ,
,
, , ',
Destiny,
Destitute,
/.

: to
[

be
Desire,

wh,/>
Desire, .
,
,,^,, ,,,,,, ,
, ,,
,,
/.

-
,
in. in.

/.
m.
/.
destitute
destitute,
Destitution,
Destroy, v.
of,

f
: to
[,
make

/. -/.

,,, , -
,
Desirous,

, ,
Desirously, adv.

, , , -,
stroyed,
: to be de-

Desk,

,,
Desist,

,, ,
.
,/, ,
, , ,,,
, .
Destroyer,
m.
m.
m.
m.
in. -

, ,,,, , ,/, , ,/.

Desolate, ;
Destruction, m. /.

,
, ,,
Despair,
[
(sorrowful)
Desolate, .
Desolation,
^, /.
/.
[--.
Destructive,

Desuetude,
/.

/.

/
- Desultory,
Despair, .

,
Despairing,
Despatch, ,
, ,/.
,
Detach, .
Detachment,
Detail, /.
.
^, /.
m.

); ^, - ,,, ,
Despatch,
(transact)
,
v. (send away) ;

;
Detail,
Detain,
.
. , ', -
(make away with, destroy utterly)
",

,,, ,,,
, , -
[
Desperate,
, ,
,/. ,
Desperately, adv.
Desperation,
(kill)

;
(rash, wicked)

/
-
Detect,

Detected,
Detection,
Detention,
Deter, .
.

,/.
: to be detected,

/,

,
Despicable,
Deteriorate, .

8,.
,
Despicably,

,6 , , --
adv. Deterioration, /.

,
Determent, .

, ,,,
*,' - ^,
, 9
Determinate,

- , ,,,, [
Determination, /.
, ,/.
11. .

, ,
Determine, purpose)
Despised, v. (resolve,
^"
,, ,,-
Despiser, m.
m. (fix) (de-
Despite,
Despoil, .
in. ^,/. cide)
Detest, ,
; ;

378
 ,,,,, -
Detestable,

, , , DET
Diaphoretic,

,,
DIF

,
Diaphragm, n.

, ,
rhs,

,, ,, ,
Detestation,

Dethrone, v.

[,
,
,
Detestably, adv.

,,, f.
n.

-
n,
n.
Diarrhoea,
Diary,
Diastole,
f.

/.
/.

/.

,
Detract from,

,,
Detraction,
Detractory,

,
, ,
Detriment,

, ,
,,
,
, ,
,
v.

/., ,/.
/.

/.
f.
/.
Dice-box,
Dice-player,
Dice-playing,
dice,
Dictate,
m.
m.
/.

n.
:
m.

to play at

n.

,,,,
Detrimental,

, Dictate, v.

,/.
,
Devastate, .
Devastation, /. ,, /. Dictation, /.

,
,, ,,,/. , ,
Develope, .
Devest, ,
Deviate, . ,,
/. Dictator,
Dictatorship,
Diction,
Dictionary,
\,
/.
m.

/.
/.

,
Didactic,
,/,
,
Deviation, Die, m. m. of or
,/,
, ,
:

Device,

,
, , ,.
/?. (em- belonging to dice,

, -
. .

,
blem) Die, s. & v. (stain, colour). See Dye

,
,
Devil, m. Die, V. or
Devilish,

,,
,,, , ,
Devious,
Devise, .
,,- : die for,
die in,
: -

,
Devoid,

,, ,
Devolve,

Devote, .
,
, ,
,,, -
V.

-to
Diet,
Diet, .
.
to be dead,
:

/. /.

',
,
devote oneself to, Differ,
,
,
Devotee,

,[ ,
, ,,-
, m. opinion)
;
(in

,: ,
Devotion, /. Difference, /.

,
Devotional, /. /.
Devour, V. - /.

,
Devoured,

,
Different,
Devouring,

,,, , , at different

,, ,;,,,,,-
Devout, times, in different ways or places,
Devoutly, adv.
Dew,
Dewy,
,
Dexterity,
, /.

/.
/.

/.
,.
Differently, adv.

Difficult,
-
,, ,
Dexterous, Setbs,

, -
Dextral, a road)
, (as

,,
;

Diabolical, very difficult,

Diadem,

,,
Diagonal,
Diagram,
/.

.
,

, -
learn or understand)
-
;

prefixed
(difficult to

to a

,,
:

,
Dial, . icorcl gives it the signification of
Dialect,
Dialectic,
Dialogue,
Diameter,
Diamond,
Diana,
Diaphanous,
,
,
",,,
oyo, m.

/.
/.

m.
f.

/.
/.

,
difficult to do, as,
cult to govern.

, ,
-,
Difficulty,

culties,

.
greatest difficulties,
/.

to be in difficulty,
:
/.
/. :
diffi-

diffi-

/.
/.

379 r2
 , ,, ,
great
:

difficulty,
DIF
with difficulty,
:
,with

,,,
Diminutive,
Diminutiveness,
Dimly, adv.
/.
DIS

^
:

, ,
without difficulty, Dimness, /.
Diffidence, f. /. Dimple, m.

, ,
Diffident, Dim-sighted,

,, ,, ,-,
:

Diffuse, s, : to be

,
to be dim-sighted,

,
'Dim-sightedness,
diffuse,
Diffuse, - Din, m.
/.

-
V. f. f.

,
m. with a din,:

Diffusely, adv.

,,
Diffuseness,
Diffusion, /.
/
[, /
,
Dingy,
,
Dine, v.

- [, it.

,,, , ,
Dig, . : Dining-room, m.
dig through, dig up, - Dinner, n. to give a dinner
,/, ,/,
,
: :

dig around,
: Dint, [to,

\\
,
Digest, v. (of the stojnach) Diocese, f.

,
Dip, v. : to dip in,
Digested, Diphthong,

,,,,,
f.
Digestible, Diploma, n.

, ', ,, ,
, ,
Digesting,

,,, ,
good

,
Digestion,

Digging,
[
digestion,
digestion,
Digger,
?, /.
m.
:
/.

/.

digging^ through,
/.

m.
:
/.
bad
:
Dipping,

,
,; ,
Dire,
Direct,
Direct, .

Direction, (course)
tion, order)
f.

,, (order)
f.

/. (explana-
/.
,/. f.

,
Dight, V.

,,,
f.

, ,
,,,
, ,
Digit, m. Directly, adv. (in a straight line)

, , ,
Dignified,

,, [, ;
(immediately)

,
Dignify, v.

,, ,, .,
Dignity, n. Directness, m.

,
/. f.

,
Director, m.

,,, ,,
/. in.
Digress, v. Direful,

, ,,,
.

, /
Digression, Dirge, m.
Dike, /.
f.

,
Dirk, /.
Dilapidate, v.

, ,,
Dirt,

, -
m. . m.

,
/

,
Dilapidation /. /. Dirtiness, /.

,
,

Dilate, V.

, m. 05 >

- , ,,-
,,/,
Dilatorily, adv. Dirty,

,
, ,,
Dilatoriness,
\jf)s, / Dirty,
dirty,
. : to be

,, ,- ,,--
f.

,
Dilatory,
Dilemma, n. f.
Disability,
Disable, .
f.

Diligence,
Diligent,

,,
f.

to be diligent,
:

Diligently, adv.
/.

, ,,
Disadvantage,
Disadvantageous,
,/, ,/, ,,
-
[/.

,,,,
Dilucid,
Dilucidate,
Dilute, .
Dim,

, ,[,
Dim, .

,
Dimension,
.

. .
, ,
Disadvantageously, adv.

,
, ,,,
Disagree,,
,
Disaffected,

, ,
Disaffection,

.
/.
[tP l s>

/. /.

, ,
Diminish, .

Diminution,
380
.
/.

/ ,
Disagreeable,

Disagreeably, adv.
 ,, ,
Disagreeing,

,/., ,
, , DIS
debt)
DIS
;

,
Disagreement, f. / (as a culprit) ;
(as an obli-

- gation or duty)
vyoa ; (as (S

,, ,., , ,
Disallow, v. fut. river) (as a sore)

,
;

,' ,,, , ,^,

,
anayopevou,
Disallowed,
Disannul, - Discharged, (as a servant)
Disciple,
Discipline,
m. m.
/.

, ,,-- , ,,,^
f.
Disappear, . good discipline, -
yiy
Disappearance, /. Discipline,
/.
/.
:
:

bad discipline,
v.
, /.

Disappoint, . :

,
to be disappointed, Disciplined, : to be disci-
plined,
[,/
,
Disappointed,

, ,
Disappointment,

-
Disapprobation,

, ^^
,
, ,,
.
/
Disclaim, V.

Disclose, V. '^, -

,
yvp,
/.
aayy
Disapprove,

Disarm,

-. , ,
.

yov,
Disclosure,
/. .
/
Disarrange, .

,,
Disarray,
Disaster,
[,
,,,,,,, ,, -
Disarranged,

y,
Disastrous,
,
, , .
/
/. aoaya,
.
/.

/
f.
Discoloured,
Discomfit, .
Discomfiture,
Discomfort,
Discomfort, .
Discommend, r. \py,
Discommendable, ^poyo,
,/.
m. /.

', , , ,
Disastrously, adv Discommode, .

,
,
,
Disavow, V. Discommodious,

^?
Disavowal,
Disband, .

^.[ %,/
^, , ,/
&<:
f.
Discompose, .
Discomposure, /.

,
Disbanded,
Disbanding,

,
/

,
Disconcert, .
71.

/
Disbark, same as Disembark
Disbelief,
Disbelieve, v.
Disbeliever,

,,, f
,
, ,
Disconsolate,
to be disconsolate,
Discontent,
Discontented,
to be discontented,
f.

[,
:

Disburden,
Disburse,

, ,,-,, -
v.

,,
^.,,[,
Disbursement,
v.

, ,, /. /. ,, ,^
Discontentedness,

,, ,,
Discontinuance,
f.
Discontentment,
Discontinuation,
f.
/.

f.

,, ,
Discard, . Discontinue, v.
Discern, V.

,/. ,/
,
,
Discord, f. /. f.

,
Discernible, (in
yvovb
,/.
, ,/,
music)

, ,
f. f.
Discernibly adv. Discordance,

-
, ,,
Discerning,

,,^
, m.
-
Discernment,
Discharge, .,
/. (of
/.
humours)
/. /
/
yyv.
, ^, ,
Discordant,

,
Discordantly, adv.

Discover,
(detect)
-
(reveal)

,
; ;

Discharge, v. (dismiss)
;
(as an Discoverable,
office, promise, dec.) ; (as a Discoverer, m. -, /
 , , ,,- ,, DIS DIS

, , , , ',
Discovery, n. f. e|- Disfranchise, .

, ,
n.

, ,, , ,,, -
Discountenance,

,
Discourage,

Discouraged,
, , .
v.

: to
Disgorge,
Disgrace,

Disgrace,
.

/.
.

, /
n.
m.
n.

,
be discouraged,

, ,,,,[-- ,,,
Disgraceful,
Discouragement, /. '

Discourse, m. m. Disgracefully, adv.

, , ,
7. Disguise, /.

,,,,
Discourse, V.
Discourteous,

, ,,,, ,
Disguise, .
\.

,,
Discous, Disgust, / /.
Discredit, . /. Disgust, . : to be disgusted,

,
Discredit, .

,,,, , ,,
9
Discreet,

,
:

to be discreet, Disgusting,

,
,
Discreetly, adv.
Discrepancy,

Discretion,
Discriminate, v.

,,
f.
/.

/
/.

/.
Dish,

,
Dishearten, .

,
,,
/.
/.

:
/.

to be disheartened,
/.

, ,[
Disheartened,
,/. ,/.
,: -
Discrimination, Disherit, V.

,, , ,,,,,,,
Discursory, Dishonest,

,
Discus,

, ,
Discuss, .
Discussion,

,
, ,, ,-
m.

,/,
.
./.
.
to be dishonest,
:

dishonest action,
Dishonesty,
/.
n.
/. /.

Disdain,

,
Disdain, .
/ /

, ,,,,
Dishonour,

[
Dishonour, .

,
Dishonourable,
/ /.

,
Disdainful,
[?
,,,
, ,
,
Disease, -
Disdainfully, adv.
/. .
~
,
Dishonourably, ad\\
Dishonoured,

-
,
Disinclination, /.
[/.

,
Disincline, .

,*
,
/. /.

-*
,
Diseased,
diseased,
: to be
Disinclined,

, ,, ,
Disembark, V. Disingenuous,

, , -
Disembarkation, /. Disinherit, .
Disembogue, %\ Disinherited,
Disencumber, . /

,[
Disinheriting,

,
Disengage, , / /.
Disinter, ,
Disengaged,
disengaged, (at leisure)
,
: to be Disinterested,

,
Disinterestedly, adv. -
,,,, -- ,,
Disentangle, v. Disj oin, .

. ,
Disenthral, v. Disjoint, V,

,,
,
Disesteem, /, / Disjointed,

, /. Disjunct,

,, ,
Disesteem,

[- ,
,,, ,
v. Disjunction,
Disjunctive,
/- /.

,,
Disesteemed, Disjunctively, adv.
Disfavour, . Disk, . [m.
Disfigure, . Dislike, n. /.
Disfigurement, . Dislike, .
382
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,
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DIS DIS

,
,,
f.
,
,
Dislocate,

,,,,
,
Dislocated,
Dislocation,

,
v.

f.
n.
,
Dispel,

Dispend,
v.

,,,
Dislodge, v. Dispensation, (distribution)
f. f. in. {exemp-

,
., , ,,
,,
tion) f.

,
Disloyal, Dispense, V.
Disloyally, adv. Dispenser, in. m.

,
Disloyalty, f.

Dismal, XevyaXeos, orvyvhs,

,,,,,,,,-,
~.
Dismally, adv. XtvyaKeois
Dismantle,
Disniask,
Dismay,
v.
V.

m.
f.

,
Dispeople, v.

,,
Disperse,

Dispersed,
.
;

adv.
intrans* -
,
n. n, ;

f. . Dispersion, f
Dismay,
,
,, [
,
v. Dispirit, .
to be dispirited,
,, , :

,,.,
Dismayed, Dispirited,

, , ,,,,,-
Disme,

, f Dispiritedly, adv.

,, ,
Dismember,

,,,
, -
KaTaKpeovpyw,
. Dispiritedness,
Displace, v.
f. f.

,, ,
Dismiss, . Display, f. f.

,
Display, v.
Dismissal,
Dismount, .
Disobedience,
,
,/,
f.

., -
f
/.
Displease, . : to be dis-

,
Disobedient, to pleased,

,
:

be disobedient,

, ., , ^, Displeasing,

,,
,
Disobey,

,
, ,y- ,
Disoblige,

Disobliging,
Disorder,
.
,,
,
,
,,
,
.

- /,
[

-
Displeasure,
.
Disport,
Disport, .
Disposal,
opyrj, f.

f.

f
.
f.

f at

[
f.

,, ,/. a
:

,f
,
, , ,
, -
/

Disorder, .
,, ,
(disease)
n,
,
,
/.
,/, (of state)
the disposal
Dispose, .
of,

: to be disposed,

,
ovy-
aayvo
,
Disorderly, Disposed, : well or
vaapayvos be kindly disposed,

,
: to 9
disorderly,
,/.
,
^, , ,
,
Disorderly, adv. Disposition, (arrangement)
apayvs
,, - , , , (of the mind)

, ,

f. f.

,
Disorganise,

, ,
, [,- ,, ,,,,-
-
Disorganised,
Disown,

Dispand,
.

.
.

,
n.
bad
:
.
good
disposition,
disposition,
the same disposition,

Dispossess, v.
f m.

f. :
f.
of

*-

, ,/. ,^ ,
Disparage, .
f. Dispossession, .f
ooya,
Disparagement,
Disparity,
Dispassionate,
f.

Dispassionately, adv.
Dispatch, same as Despatch
f.
Disposure,
Dispraise,
Dispraise,
Disprofit,
/.

*,
,
,,
.
, in.

f.
f.

f.
f.
/.

333
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, DIS

, ,,
*,
,,
Disprofit,
Disproof,
v.

m.
,/.
m.
[/.
/. -
/.

, ,
Dissemblingly, adv.

, , -
Disseminate, v.

, ,
Dissemination,

,
/.
Disproportion,

, ,
Disproportionate,

,
Disproportionately, adv.

,
Disprove,

, ,
v.
-
,
,
,
Dissension,
,
,,
,,
Dissent,
Dissent,
/.
/.

.
f.
f.
[,/.- n.

/.
-

,
Dissentious,

,,
,, , ,
Disputable, Dissertation, m. .

,
Disputant,
m.
m, m.

, ,,,,
Disservice,
/.

,,,,
/. /. /.

,
Disputation, /. /. Disserviceable,

, ,
,,,
Dispute,,
,,, , , -
,
,
Disputatious,

,
/.
verbal dispute,
Dispute, v.
/.

.
/.

f.
m. :
Dissever,

-
Dissevering,
Dissimilar,
.
/. /

,,,,.- ,,,
Dissimilarity, /.
[,
Disputed,
: dispute with, Dissimilarly, adv.
Dissimulation,
Dissipate, .
,/, ,/. /.

Disputeless, - ,
pated,
: to be dissi-

Disqualification, . Dissipated,
Disqualify, . Dissipation, /.

, , ,[ , , ,-
Dissolvable,

, ,,
Disquiet, . Dissoluble,
, ,
/.

, /.
Disquiet, .

, , [,-
Dissolve, .

,, - ,,
, , , ,
Disquietude, ,/, Dissolvent,

,
/.

,, ,
Disquisition,
Disregard,
Disregard,
,
,, ,
,.
/.
/.
/.
/. Dissolver,
Dissolute,
Dissolutely, adv.
Dissoluteness,
.

/. /.

, ,/, ,
Disregardful, Dissolution,
[* /. f.

,
Disrelish,
, /. / (death)
,/. m.

,,,,
Disrelish,

[
.
- Dissonance, f.

,
Disrepute,
Disrespect,,
,
Disreputable,

, , ,
Disreputably, adv.
/.
/.
/.
/,
Dissonant,
: to be dissonant,
-

*, , ,, -
,,
,
Disrespectful, Dissuade, V.

,
Disrespectfully, adv.
Disrobe, . Dissuasion, ,/.

,, , ,, ,
,/.
Disruption,
Dissatisfaction,
Dissatisfactory,
/. n. [/. Dissuasive,

,.
Dissyllable,
of two syllables,
:
/.

Dissatisfy, . : DistaiF, /. : with golden

to be dissatisfied, distaff,

, ,, - ,,
Distance, /. /.
Dissect, . at a great distance,

,
n.

,
:

Dissection,
,/, ,/. /. : at a little distance,

-
3
Dissemblance, : at an equal distance,
Dissemble, .

Dissembler,
Dissembling,
384
, : m.
5i'

Distant,
, to be distant,
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, ,, ,[
Distaste,
, DIS
,/. ,/. ~, ,,,
be very - much
DIV
distressed,

,
f.
Distasteful,

, ,
Distressed,

-
,,,
Distemper, Distressful,

,
f.
Distempered, voo~pbs,

,
be distempered,

,
Distend, v.

,.
,
Distention, ,/.
,/.[,
: to

, , ,
,
Distressing,

, , -,-
Distribute, - V.

,,
Distich,
Distil,

,; , ,-
Distillation,
.
/.
distributed (scattered),

, , ,
[,
to be

(as an army in quarters)

:

,,,,
;

Distinct,

, ,, ,
Distribution,
f.

,
f. f.
(of the voice) Distributor, m. m.

,
,, -
,,, -
tion,
,
,/.
Distinction,

Distinctive,
f. (renoivn)
f. : to make
m.
f.
a distinc-
-
District,

,
, ,
Distrust,

,
, ,,
[
Distrust, V.
Distrustful,
Disturb, .

,/.,,/. ,
4,
m.
f.
m. m.
f.
-

, , ,
Distinctly, Distinctively, adv.

, ,.:
Disturbance, /. .

,,, ,,,-- ,,
;
(separately)
Distinctness, f. f to make a disturbance,

Distinguish,
fi
.
,, ,
Disturber,
Disvalue, V.
m.
.-

,,, -
;

nowned),
:
(separate)
to be distinguished (or re- ,
,,*,,'[,-
*,
Disunion,
Disunite, .
f. f.

-
, ,*,, ,
,
Distinguishable, Disuse, m.
, f.

,,,,-
Disuse, .

, ,
/

,-
Distinguished, Disused,

*- ,[
Distinguishing,

,
Distort,

,
.
/.
Ditch,
,.
Ditcher,

,
Dithyrambic,
:
m.
to dig a ditch,
m\
.

m.\ writer
m.

,/.
, ,
Distorted; of dithyrambics,

-
,, , , ,[
Distortion ?. m. m.

-
,
,
&,
,
Distract,

~/ ,
,
Distracted,

-
Distraction,
.
Ditto,
Ditty,

,,,:,
Dive,

Diver,
,
Dithyrambic,

,, V.
n,

m.
n. f.

,
f on.
m. . m. (bird) m.
.

,, ---
Distrain,

,
, , ,
Distraint,
Distress,

, ,
Distrained,

, - n.
f.
n.
Diverge,
Divers,
times,
V.
at divers
in

,
:

, ,
f. /. f. divers places,

,,, ,-
/. m.

., ,
from divers places,

,,;.-
/. :

f. /. . : into divers places,

-, ,
Distress, . in divers manners or ways,

, ,,
,
:

distressed,

(-perplexed)
385
: to be

:
;

to ,-
Diverse,
Diversely, adv.
Diversification, f.
. 5
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,.
, , DIV
f. ,,
,, ,
Divorce,
Diurnal, - V.
DOM

,
f.

,
, ,,
Diversified,

, ,
pivbs,

, ,, , ,
Diversify, . Diuturnity,

, ,/,
f.

,, , --
Diversion, f f. Di vulge, v.
Diversity, . f, Dizziness, m. f.
f n.

,,
f.

,, -
Divert, v. {turn aside)
;
(as atten-
Dizzy, : to be dizzy,

,,
tion)

[
(amuse)

,
to
diverted from one's purpose,

, ,
: be
;
Do,

,
, ,
.

,,
to do well to,
:

to do an injury to,

,,,
Docile,
:

,
'

, , ,,,
Diverting, Docility, f. f.
Divertingly, adv. Dock, n. n.

, ,
, , ,
Divertisement, /.
[/. Dock, v.
-
Doctor, (physician) m.

,
,, [,
,
Divest, . m. (teacher) m.

, ,
Divesture, /. /.

,,, ,',-
Doctrinal, n.

, ,- ',
/. Doctrine, /. f.
Divide, . Document, n. n,

,
, , - [ among themselves)
''-

, ,
Doe,
n.
-,,

,
: (to distribute f. >,/. f.
Doer, m. m.

,;
into two,

, ,
divided,

,, ,
Divided,

, ,
river, &c.)
,
:

, ,
to divide

(as an army, in quarters)

,
by lot,
: to divide

;
to be
:

(as a ,
Dog,
,
, ,
Doff,
,
dog,
, v.
m.

c.

n.
m.

adv.
:
:

n.
evil doer,

n.
like a dog,
: of a
c.

,
;

,, ,
,
Divider,

,
Dividend,

Dividual,
Divination, ,,
,
n.

,
m.

f.
f.
m.

n.
Dog-faced,
Dog-fish,
Dogged,
Dogma,
(impudent)

n.
n. ph. [-arts,
m.
/.

, ,
m. f. (by the Dogmatical,

,
, ,
hands)

, ,
divination,

,
,, , , ,
,
nation,
Divine, ,
- ,,, ,,, ,-
f. art of
of divi-

?,
:
: Dog^ose,
Dog-star,
Dog-tooth,
Doing, n.
m.
m.
f.

f
m.
n.

n.

,
Dole, v.

-
- ,
: by Divine Providence,

Divine,

,
, [, ,, m. m.
Doleful, (of people)
; (of things)

,
Divine, .

, ,
Divinely, adv.

, , Dolefully, adv.

,
, ,
Diviner,
Divinity,

, , ,,
Divisible,
Division,
,
,, ;, , , [
-
m.
f.
poyo,
n.
m.
m.

m.
-
Doll,
Dolorous,
Dolphin,
Domestic,
f.

7, m.

(reared in the house)

m.

,
f.

,- -
;

, (of animals)

,, , ,
f. f. f.

, (portion) n. adv.

,
f.

,,, , [
f. ;

n. (of an army) f. : domestic affairs, f.

f.
Divorce, f. f. Domestic, m.
/. : bill of divorce, Domesticate, .
Domesticated,
386
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, ,
,,, ,,, ,,,;,,,--
Domesticating,
Domestication,
Domicile,
DOM

n.
f.
f.

-
n.
iu

,
Doubt, .
,
DBA
f. : to be in doubt,
&
,
Dominate,

, ,
Domination, 7)y
,
, ,
,
v.

f. n. Doubtful, {of people)

, ,
, -
Domineer, v. (of

, -
,
,
;

Dominical, [, things)

, - f.

, ,,
Don, V.

,, ,
Dominion,

,
Donation,
Donor,
,
m.
n,
-
-
n. f.

n. ./.
m.
Doubtfully, adv.

Doubtfulness, f
[, /.

, ,
,
f.

^, ^. ^
m. Doubtless,
Doom, f. m. f. : adv. -
Doom,

,
V.

,, ,,
Doomsday,

,,,
Door,
Dove,

,,,,',,,/
Dove-cote, m.

,
??.
f. f.
n. f. out of doors,
: Dove-like,
: to or out of the Dough, n. . : of dough,
door,

,
,,
Door-keeper, m. m. Doughty,

,-,
Door-post,
Dorian,
Dormant,
/.
; adv.
:
Douse, .

,,
Dower, Dowery,
of a dowry,
f.
: to give a
f.

, ,
to lie dormant,

, ,
Dormitory,

, n. m.
n.
dowry,

,, , ,
Dowered,
Dowerless,

Dose,
Dot, ,,,
Dormouse,

Dot, v.
Dotage,
Dotal,

,,
^,
, n.
n.
m.

f.
f.
m.

f
Down,

Down, adv.

Downcast,
cast,
down
m.

, ,,[.-
:
m.

to, is,
:
to send down,

to
f

be down-
f.

,, ,
Dotard, Downfal,

, ,,
m. n. n.
Dote, V. : dote Downhill,
upon,

, -
Doting upon,

,
Dotingly, adv.
Downright, adv.
Downs,
Downwards,

,
n. f.

,
adv.

, , ,- ,
;

Downy, : to be
Double, - downy,
double-edged, Dowry, see Dower

,
:

Doxology, f.

,,, :-
-
:
double-minded,
:

double-tongued,
double the quantity,
- Doze, v.
Dozen,
Drachm,
Drag,
,,
,,, f.
f.

,
f.
Double, . Drag, v. to drag

,,,-
,
:

{fold) (as a cape away, to drag

-
; :
;

,,
or promontory)

, out, : to drag on, along, or

,
Double-dealer, m* after, to drag :

-
[
m. m. down, : to drag about,
Double-dealing, n<
,, ,
,
,
, ,,,-
Doubling,
,
,
Doubly, adv.
Doubt,
f.

3S7
f.

f.
f_
f

f.
m.

f.
f,

f.
Dragging,
Draggle, v.
Drag-net,
Dragon,
Dragon-like,
Dragoon,
,
,
, /.

m.

m.
f.

, :
f

of a dragon,

rn.
 , , ,
, - , ,, -
, DRA DM
,
,,
,
,
Drain,

, ,
,
f.

,
,
.
f.
f.
/.
m.
f. -
Dread,
,
Dreaded,
v.

, , ,
Drain, Dreadful,

,^
v.
Drake,

,
,/.
m. Dreadfully, adv.

,, ,, , ,,
Dram, Dreadless,
Drama, n. Dream, m. .

, - . of dreams,
Dramatic,

,
: : in a
Dramatist, m. dream, interpreter of

[
:

Drastic, dreams, m.
Draught, (of drink) -, n. f m.
(of fishes)

, - , ,
m. : a long Dream, v.

,
draught, (of drink) at Dreariness,

[,
:
f. f.
a draught,* Dreary, vyvb,
Draught-board,
, Dredge,
, . f

, ,, ,,,
n.
ye7ov, n. Dregs, f. (of wine) f

, ,
Draught-player,

,
Draughts, (the game)
pieces) m.

,
pi.
m.

to play
f. (the
Drench,
ed,
Dress,
v. : to be drench-

n. ,
, ,,,,
n.

,
:
f.
at draughts, m. f f.
Draw, v.
A

,
,,,
{wine)
;
tt.
;

;
(water)
(blood)
Dress, V.
: to dress oneself,
(dress

,
; ;

'; y,
, ,
scribe)
off ,
,, , , ,or ,
(a bowstring)

,
', ,away,
(sketch,
;

delineate,
(as

(of
an

:
artist)

draw

loater)
de-
meat)
up,
Dressed,
dressed,
dressed,
: to dress

:
: well
badly

,
;

,
forth,

, -
or to,
,, ,
across or through,
^,
draw aside or to the side,
:
:

:
draw out or

draw
draw ;

in, on,
draw
Drift,

Drill,

yv,
Drill, v.
(design, purport)
f.
m.
n.

, , ;
f. (of snov:)

(as soldiers)
n.
m.

oyy,
,
:

,,
near, iyyi^ca,
,
, ;
, : , , draw : up,
(of docu-
ava-
Drink,

,
, , f
f. :
m. n.
strong drink, , n.
n.

:, ,
;

ments)

, yy
:

:
(as an army)
draw down,
draw round, ,
Drink, v.

: to give to drink,
drink much,
to

, ,^
(as a ditch) (an out- to drink
line) : draw
;

back, - little, to drink toge-

:

: draw away from ther, : to drink water,

under, draw or

, , ^/ :

bring upon, draw lots, : Drinkable, :

Drawers,
Drawing,

,
- ,
,
(delineation)
ypa, f.
,
/co,

(act
^,/.
drawing out,
n.
of dragging) f.
(pictitre)
not drinkable,
to drink,
Drinker, (77, 7.-5,/.7(77, m.
fellow- drinker,
drinker,
m. great
m. moderate
:

:
agreeable

,
:
f. :

drawing aside," aayy, f : draw- drinker, m. small :

oyys,
;
ing nigh,
,f
Drawn,

, -
(equal, in , ,
,,, (of
a game or
a sword) yvvbs;
f.

contest)
drinker,
drinker,
drinker,
Drinking, f
m.
m.
m.

m.
water-

f.
wine-
',
:

, , [,
drawn tight, n. drinking together,

,
: :

n. n. :drinking healths, f :

Dread, m. n. n. drinking of wine, f.

388
 ,,
, ,
,, , ,
drinking of water,
DRI
Dross,
DUC

,
f. :
f.
fit
-
for drinking, irorbs Drossy,

,
:

,
, , ,
fond of drinking,

, , - .
Drove,
Drover,
m.
f
m.
f.

[,
m.

,,
Drinking-bout, m.

,
, ,^,
Drinking-cup, n. m. Drought, m. J.
f.

Drink-offering,
Drip, v.

,
Dripping,

- ,,,
f
aayb,
Dripping, (as water)
m. f.
{as
Drown,
Drowsily, adv.
Drowsiness,
apya, f.
V.

f f.

,
;

apy

, ,
a wet garment)

, ,
Drowsy,

,
to be drowsy,

,
k5s
[
:

Drive, v.
, ^, - ay , tpyw : to drive Drub,
7, n.
horses

, , , ,
,
or a chariot, Drub, V.
Drubbing, n.

,
:, ,- ,
, ,,, ,, ,
:

-
:
to drive a team,
to drive away,

to drive round,
- Drudge,
Drudge, v.
Drudgery,
Drug,
to drugs,
of or pertaining
using of
m.

n.
f.
:

:
n.

wards,
:

- to drive into or to-

--
drugs,

,
Druggist,
f
m.
/.

,,,
,
Drivel,
,
,, ,, ,
fool)

,
,
,,
:

,
to drive together,

- f
m.
?^,
n. (an idiot,
m. Drum,
m. to be a druggist,

Druggist's shop,
:

n. : to beat the

, ^
Drivel, v. drum, [TP l &} /

,
Driveller, m. m. Drummer, m.
Driver,

,
^. , , ,
~-
chariots)

,
, , , ,,- m. (of
m. (of
m.
a team)
horses
m.
or
,
Drunk,

to make drunk,
:

,
m. (of oxen) m. : to be drunk,
Driving,

a
,
,, /,, , ,
, chariot)
/. :

, , -,}.,./. -
Driving away,

,, driving away,

- fit for driving on,

f.
{of horses or
f.
Drunkard,

Drunken,
,
m.
m.
f
C.

,
:

Drunkenness, f

,
^^77,

: , :
f.
ya,
,
,
Drizzle, v.
b, f.
apb,
f.

yoob,f m.
Drizzling,
Droll,
i n. Dry,
-
,
m.
Droll,

,,
Drollery,
yo7o
Dromedary,

,
Drone,
Dronish,
, ,,
,:,,
yooua,

,
-
,-
m.
f.
c.
[m,
land,
Dry, .
very dry,

be or become dry,
Tb
:
dry

to

, , , , ,,, , --
to dry up,
Droop, v. $> m -
f.

,,,,, ,; , ,, - ^,
Drooping, Dryness, f. f.
Drop, ayv, /. n. /cas, /. Dual,
f.pavh,f. : in drops, Dubious,
Drop, oyo,
v.

, [,

,
intrans. Dubiously, adv.

[
;

(fall) to drop Dubitable, same as Dubious

,
:

into, Duck,

,
f. f.
Dropping, aayb, m.
,
Dropsical,
Dropsy,
389
m. : to have dropsy,
Duck,
Ducking,
Duckling,
v.

f.
n.
 Duct,
Ductile,,
,,
Ductility,
,
, ,
, -^, m.
DUC

/.
[ ,
,
duty,

duty,
,:- ,
EAR

or
:
or
to do one's

,,,, ,
f.
Due, f. or
. (of money) rb ;
(tri- or
.
f
- ,,
bute) to fail in one's duty,

, ,-
Due,
pios

^.
be due,
; (of money) : to Dwarf,

, ,, ,
m.

:
Dwarfish,

,
Duel,
^, Dwell, .

,, ,,
Dug,

,,
m. TnBbs, m.
Dug, opvKTbs

b , to dwell near,

,
:

Dulcet, to dw ell
T
with,
Dull,
make

Dullness,
sight)
Duly, adv.
Dumb,
,,
to be dull,

,, , -
dull,

b,
f.
m.
f, (of
: to
:

, ^.
Dweller,
^.
Dwelling,
f
a dwelling in,
a dwelling near,
:

a dwelling together,
m.

,, ,/'.:
m.
^.
f.
f.
:

, ,:

, make dumb,
to
be or grow dumb,
Dumbness,
: to
dwelling
change

,,,
beyond,
dwelling,

, )
:

-to

Dun,

,
Dunce,
, ,
, ,
f. f. Dwindle, v.
Dye,
Dye, v.
^f

,, ,
or
n. n.

, , ,
Dung, m. n.

,
f. Dyed,
,

- m. m. sheep- :
Dyeing, f f

,
dung, cow-dung,

,
Dyer, m.

,
f. :

,,,,,
m. -ov, n.
Dung, v.
Dynasty, f
Dysentery, f
Dungeon,
Dunghill,
Dupe,
^. f. f. Dyspepsy, /.

Dupe,
Duplicate,

,
Duplicity,

, ,,,
,
Durability,
Durable,
v.

, --[ f.
n.

f.
:
Each, , ,
each of two, each singly,
.

,
^.
Durably, adv.
Durance,
Duration,

,, ,
, , ,,
,
, ,
, , ,. , f
time,
Eager,
each other,
:

from each side, each :

:

During, prep,
Dusk,

Dusky,
Dust,

m.
ob,
, , , ,,
,, , ;, ,,,,
at dusk,

,
vopb,
f
,
f.
-
-
: cloud of dust,
m.
f.
f. f.

m,
eager,

Eagerly, adv.

Eagerness,
,/-
opb,

/.
: to be

f
^, m.
,
Dust, v. (to clear from) (to Eagle, : sea eagle,

,,,
sprinkle with) m. : black eagle, m. :

,
Dusty, like an eagle,

Dutiful,

,,, : \,,
Dutifully, adv.
Dutifulness,
Duty,
, ,,
Duteous, same as Dutiful

f.
f
n.
Eaglet,
Ear,
corn)
m.
Ear-ache,
(gen.

m.
^), .
m.
m.

f.
m.
n. (of

duties, n.pl. : it is my Earliness, f.

390
 ,- ,; -
EAR EDI

,;
Early, (contr.
earlier,
),
,
tion)
- (of approadt)
(to digest)

, -/,, ,
:
;

Early, adv.

,, ^'-
: earlier,

* , ;
(to he entreated) }

,, , , -
Earn, v. Eat, v. (jut. 2 aor. ^ayov,

Earnest,
m.

:, ,
Earnest money,
f. : to receive as an
, y [--
inf.
- ayv),

(2 aor. inf.
: to
aaay?v),
py,
eat up,

,
earnest, to eat greedily,
:

,, ,,/,- ,,,
Earnest, to eat immoderately,
, to be earnest,
py
:

: to eat secretly,

Earnestly, adv. Eatable,

, ,
Earnestness, ,/, /
,
Eatables,

, ,[,
Eaten,
Eater,
Eating,
half-eaten,
m.
:

,,/ ,
Ear-ring, m. f. f.
.
,
.

, ,/,
Eating together or with,

,,, ,
Earth, yrj, f. yala, /. . Eaves, y1ov, n. f.

- Ebb, ebb and

,,
/ of the earth, flow,
,/, olvoya,/ f.
: :

y : in the earth, Ebony, f.

7cubs, : living on the Ebriety,
earth, yyo : on the Ebullition, / /.
earth, to the earth, Ecclesiastic, m.

,
:

: from the earth,

- : Ecclesiastical,
,
to

,,, , earth

,-
Earth-born,
Earthen,

Earthenware,
up,

yiriysv^s

,,. ,~/, [,- m.

/
Echo,
Echo, V.
Echoing,
Echoing,
Eclaircissement,
,/ ,/ , -
,/,
/
/
f.
[,/

,
Earthly,

,
y, , ,
Earthquake, , yyo,
m. .
Eclat,
Eclectic,
Eclipse, /
^

f.

Earthworm,

,,,,,
Earthy,
Ease, (rest,
f. (comfort)
f.

,
;
leisure)

,/,
m.

f.
/ (facility)
to be eclipsed,
Ecliptic,
Eclogue, i^oyr],
Economical (frugal),
management)
/
: to
(of
be
Ease,

,, , ,,
,,,,,,
V.
Easier, compar.
,
economical,
Economy (frugality) t /

, , ,
Easiest, superl. / (management or disposition
Easily, adv. 0/ things) /
more

,
easily,
, ,
, ,/ - ,, , ,
easily,

Easiness, (ease, convenience)

f. (of work)
tion)
,/,/. ?,/,
f. (of disposi-
f. vypOT -, f.
paov: most
: Ecstasy,
Ecstatic,
Eddy,
/
Eddy,
:

v.
f. m.
with deep eddies,
/

,
East,

,
, ,, from
Eddying,
Edge an instrument),

,,,
: {0/ f.
Easter, n. [the east, f. yv, / n. (of
Easterly, a cliff, garment, Qc.) n.
Eastern,

,,
~/ , ,
East-wind,
-
-
Easy, pqfiios,

5,
',
$,
,,
,
m,

; (of disposi-
m.
Edgeless,
Edible,
Edict,
n. to give an edge to,
:

/. paya >
n.
391
 ,,, EDI

, , ELE

,
bly)

,, ,, ,/.
Edification,

,,,
,
Edifice,
/. (decree, as of an assem-

n.
/.
[/.
Egg,

,
,
,
,,,,
, [,-
Egregious,
n.

Egregiously, adv.
: to lay eggs,

,,,,,
f.
n. . . EgreS3, /.
Edify, v. Egypt,

,
/.

,
Edile,
Edileship,
Edition,

,,,,, ,
Educate,

,
v.
/.
on.

/.

: to edu-
m.
/.

,
Egyptian,
Ejaculate, .
Ejaculation,
Eject, .

,
Ejection, ,/. ,/.
. /.

,
cate together, Eight, the number eight,

,
:

Education, /. /. /. : eight times, :

/. /. eight times as much,

,
:

eight months

,
/. f. [m. old, :

,
Educe,

,,,,
Eel,
Efface,, ,-
Educator,
v.

V.
/.
on.

ox.
eight years old,
Eighteen,
years old,
Eighteenth^,
: eighteen
-

,
,, ,
to be effaced,

,,
Effect,

,
Effect,

,
, , v.

,,[
n.
f.

, .
: easy Eightfold,
Eighth,
Eight hundred,
Eight hundredth,
Eightieth,
Eight thousand,

, ,
Effective,

, -[
Effectively, adv.

,,,,[-~
Effectless,
,
,,,, -
Effects, (goods) ,/.
Eighty,
Eighty thousand,
Either,
Either, adv. fj.
Eke or Eek, V.
;
(both)

, ,,, , , ,
Effectual, Eke, adv.
Elaborate, .

,,
Effectually, adv.
Effectuate, . Elaborate, 05,

,, , ,,
Effeminacy,

Effeminate,

',,,,, ,,, ,
^, -
:

, ,
to be effeminate,

Effeminately, adv.
/.

effeminate man,
/.
/.

[,
/.

on.
-
:
Elaborately, adv.
Elapse, .

Elate, .
be elated,

[, ..
:
-
to

,
Efficacious,

, ,,
Efficaciously, adv.
Efficacy,

, [
/. /. ,/.
Elated,
Elation,
Elbow,
Elder, (compar.)
on.
on.
m.
: to be

,,
Efficiency, /. /. elder,

,, , ,
,
the elders,

, Elder,
Efficient, on. :

,
Efficiently, adv.

,
Effigy,

,/. ,
, , ,
Effluvia,
Efflux,

,, , ,,
,, ,
/
/. ,/.
.
[?,
.

.
f.
Elder-tree,
Eldest,
Elect, V.
/.

', ,
Effort, .
Effrontery,

, ,
, ^
. ,, /.
/.
[, /.
/.
Elected,
Election, /. /.

,
Effulgence,
Effulgent,

,
Effuse, .
Effusion,
392
, .
/.
yab
,/. .
/.
Elective,
Elector,
Electre,
/.

on.
.
/.

c
m.
 , ,
,, ,
Electuary, ,,,, - ELE
. . Elusion,

,,
f. f.
Eleemosynary, Elysian,

,,
Elegance,

ElegaDt,

, ,
,
, ,
,-
\
f.
f. . Elysium,
Emaciate, .
Emaciated,

, ,[, ,
Emaciation,

,
: very elegant, f. f.
Elegantly, adv. Emanate, .

,
: to act or do elegantly, Emanation, f.

,
, ,,
Elegy,

- ,
Elegiac. 4\ey7os

,
i:\eyos, m. iAeyeiov, n.
Emancipate,

Emancipation,
.

f.
/.

,
Element, . . : Emasculate, .
to teach the elements, Embalm, .

,
Elementary, Embalmed,
elementary Embalmer, m.

,, ,-
:

,
instruction, Embalming,

,
f. f.
Elephant, m. : of an ele- Embankment, n. m.

, ,
phant, elephant- Embargo, n.

,
:

driver,

,,
Elephantine,

,, , ,,
Elevate, v.
Elevated, ^, ,
m.

[f.
Embark, v.
ava/3atVa>
Embarkation,
Embarrass, v.
f. f.
:

,,,, , , , ,-
Elevation, n. n. to be embarrassed,
Eleven, : the number eleven, Embarrassment, f.
,/.: eleven times, f. n. n.
Eleventh, Embassy, Embassage, f. :

Elf, n. to go or send on an embassy,

y,
Elicit, v.
Eligible,

,, ,[, ,,
Elision,
Ell,
,/.,/.
Ellipsis, , ,,, f.
Embellish,

Embellishment,
f.
v.

yaa, n.
n.
Elliptic,
Elm,

,
^, , ,
Elm-grove,

,
Elocution, ,
,,?-
f. : of elm,
m.
f.
oya, f.
f. -f.
Embers,
Embezzle,

Embezzlement,
v.
f. f.

f.

,/. ,. , ,,
Elogy, m. m. Embitter, v.
n. Emblazon, v.

, , ,, ,-
,,,,^,,^,,- ,ayv
Elongate, V. Emblem,

,
n. to.

Elongation,
Elope, v.
Elopement,
oy, n.
Emblematical,
Embolden, v.
f. f.

, ,,
f. Embosomed,
Eloquence, f. f. Embossing, vay, f.
f. f. Embowel, v.
Eloquent, Embrace, m. n.

,
,
,, [
, ,
Else, adv.

,
Eloquently, adv.

, ,
Elsewhere, adv.

,
, ,
other place, elseivhither)
;
(to
-
an-
Embrace,

,
/,
v.
f.

aya,
f.

(as an

,,
;

y ,,
opinion) ; (include, com-
Elucidate, . yoa,
, ,,
prise)
Elucidation, m. Embroider, .
f. ^,/. Embroidered,
Elude, . -
393
i|
py, Embroiderer, m.
 >,
, ,, -,
Embroidery,
EMB
. /.
, ,, .,
Empower, .
ENC
or

,,
Embroil, v.

, ,
Embryo, . n. Empress, /.

;
Emburse, . xpia Emprise, .
Emptiness, /. /.
Emend, .

,, [ - , ,,,
(/ mind) /.

,
Emendation, n. (act of Empty, (of the

,
;

emending) /. mind ) : an empty space,

, [-
/. n.
Emerald,
Emerge, .

,
Emergency,
C.

or ,
Empty,

,
, ,
v.
Emulate, V.
Emulation, m.

,
f.

,
Emersion, /. Emulator, m.

,,
Emeiy, /. Emulge, V.

,
Emetic, or Emulous,
Enable, *
/. to give an
-
,
[
:

,, ,
, ,,
emetic, to take an Enact, .

,
:

emetic,

,
Emetic,

,
,,,
Emigrant,
Emigrate,

, ,
,
Emigration,
-
- v.

/
, m,

/.
, , ,
Enactment,

Enamoured

, ,[,
,
-
Encamp, "v.

,
.

:
: to be

to encamp
m.
.
enamoured
[,
in,
.
of,

, , ,,,
, ,, ,
/ m.

, ,
/.
Eminence, {distinction) f. Encamping, f.

, ,
.
n.
f. (height, hill) m.

,
Encampment,
Enchain, . ,
,,,
nent,
,
Eminent,

, ,
Eminently, adv.

,
: to be emi-

, ,
Enchant,

Enchanter,

,,,,
.

Enchantment,
[, ,
,
[, ,-
m.
f.
m. m.
c.

f.

,
,, ,,
Emissary,
[ m. m.

,
Encircle, .
n.

,,, ,, , ,
',

,
Emission, Enclose, .
Emit, V.
4,
/.
^,
Emmet,
Emollient,

m.
Emotion,

,
Emolument,

, .
.
.

.
, ,, ,
Enclosed,

,,,,,,
Enclosure,

Encomium,
Encompass, .
.
.
.
m,

,,
/.
Empale, .
Emperor, m. m.

:
Emphasis, /. Encompassing, /.
[,
?,,
Emphatic, Emphatical, Encompassing, m.

,
,
Emphatically, adv. Encounter, /. /.

,
Encounter, .

, ,
Empire,

,,, -
f. n.

,,,
Empiric, m. to encounter dangers,
Empiric, Empirical,
Empiricism,
Employ,

,
v.
to be employed,
/.

(),
:

, , ,
-
,,,, -
Encourage, . or

-
,,/,
Employed, Encouragement, /.
[,/.
, . -,

,
Employer, m. m.

Emporium,
,/.
Employment,
.
/.
Encourager,
/.
m. [
Empoverish, . Encouraging,
394
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, ,, -
, ^ ,,,-
,
Encroach, v. Enfranchisement,

, ayy -
f.
Encroachment, /.

,,,.^.,,,
f.

,,
Encumber, v. Engage, v. (promise)
(in battle)
Encumbrance, . . or ",
;

,, .
., ;
(enter into an affair, business,

,,
,
, ,,
71.

end,

,
End, , ,-
V.
,
-
f. f. : at the
d'C.)

, ,
(occupy, employ)

,
gaged in, yyvoa

, [
Engagement, (promise)

,
: to be en-

677^77, /.
;

,,
Endanger, .
Endear, .
-
; inirans.
,
(in battle)

,y, /,
(occupation)
Engender,
Engine,
v.

, f.
f.
f.
yvv,
f.

, ,,
Engine-maker, m.

,
Endearment,
',
, ,/.-
/. (fondness, good-will)
f. Engrave, v.
Engraver, 77$, m. y,
y,yavov,
iy^
m.
,./.

,
Endeavour,
[ ,
/.

f. .
Engraving,
Engraving
,
,
m.
tool,
vay^],
y-f.
n.
f.

,,
Endeavour, . EDgross, v. (occupy u'holly) aypw

,,
iy-

,
:

Endict, Indict to be engrossed by,

see
yav
,
Endictment, see Indictment
Ending, . f.
- ,
Enhance, v.
Enhancement, f.

,
Ending, (going to the end) Enigma, n.

,,
, ,, -
Endive,

, ,
,
Endless,
;
(bringing

f.
to

f.
an end)

,,,,
Enigmatical,

^, ,,,
Enjoin, , -
Enigmatically,

v.
adv.

,
Endorse,

,
,
Endow,

, ,
Endorsement,
V.
.
.
,,,
Enjoinment,

[,
^, , ,
Enj oy v. ,
aya, n. f.

,,
, ,
Endue, .
Endurance,

,,
'Endure,

, ,
,
,
,
-
V.
f.
/.
/. f.
f. Enjoyment,

, ,
Enkindle, .

,
Enlarge, V,

,,
Enlargement,
- /.
/.
/.
/.

,,,,,
Enduring,
, aayb,
, , ,
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Enlighten, .
[^
Enemy,

,, [
m. , -
-
m.
m.

.
m.
m.

m.
,,
,,
Enlist,
Enliven, .

, ,
Enlivening,

, ,,
Enmity,
.

. /.
Energetic,

,,, ,-
,
Energy,

,, [
Enervate,
- vyb,

Energetically, adv. eVep^ws,

v.
f.
oyb,
,
^/,
f. f.
f.
Ennoble, .
Enormity,
aopya,
Enormous,

oyo,
(f. -y,
,,
,,
,[
f.

n.

n. -ya),
/.

ya
-
f.

;
: to be enervated,
Enormously, adv.
Enervating,
Enfeeble, v.
Enforce, v.
Enforcement,
vay,
,,,, - , , :
f.
to be enfeebled,
Enough,
be enough,
it is
Enough, adv.
enough,
,,
, ,- to
:

impers.

f. f.
Enfranchise, v. : more than,
enough,
395
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Enquire, see Inquire
Enrage, v.

--
ENQ

,
Enthusiasm,
f.
,
,
, ^.-
, , - m.
m.

,
Enthusiast, on.

,,,,,
Enraptured,
,
Enrapture, V.

, ,,, ,
:

^,
to be enraptured,
Enthusiastic,

Entice,
:

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Enticement,
. ,,
to be enthusiastic,
[_,
.
)'
*-
,

/.

, , ,', ', ,
-
Enticing, cnayujybs,

,-,,, ,,,,,, ,,, -

Enrich, . Entire,
Enriching,

Enrobe, . or
',
Entirely,
- adv.

,
Enrol, .
\_
:

to enrol as a citizen, .

,
Entitle,
Enrolment,

, ,
,. , ,
as a citizen,

,
f : enrolling
f.
Entomb, .
Entrails, n. pi. n.pl.

,
Ensample,

Enslave,, ,
Enshrine, v.

,
Ensign, {standard or flag)

,, , ,, ,\- v.
.
on.
.

(standard-bearer) -
av-
Entrance,

entrance)
of entering)
/.
f.
n.
/.
. (as
(space before the gates)
n. (narroio

f.
f.
,
an army)

f. (act
/.

f.

, , - ,,, ,
(of an harbour) on.: having
Enslaved, a narrow entrance, :

&vmg,avpaobs, m.

, ,
having a double entrance,

,, , ,
l

,,,, ,, ,
f. f.
Ensnare, v. Entrap, .
.

,
Entreat,
Ensue, V.

, ,/ - ,,
Ensurance, f. (earnestly)

,
f. ;

Ensure, . : to obtain by entreaty,

Ensured,
Entangle, .

,
Entreaty,

, ,
f. 9 f.

,,,
to be en-

-, - f. f. f.
:

tangled, \, f. Entrench,

,,,,,,,-- ,,,
v.

,
Entanglement,
-
Entrenchment, n.

, ,, ,
Enter, V.
- Entrust, oj.
on.

,
,
, ',:

Enterprise,

, ,
to enter secretly,

, [,
, . /.
Entry,
Entwine,
Envelop,
V.
v.
f. f.

,,,, , ,,',
,
n. {spirit of enterpHse)

,,,-
Ion. -, f. f. Envelope, . .
Enterprising,

Entertain, .
pbs, Enviable,
Enviably, adv.
Envious,
[

,
Enviously, adv.

, ,
(amuse) to be en- Enviousness,

,
: /.

,
;

tertained, Environ, .

, ,
Entertainer,

,,
Entertainment,-
, ,,
, on.

f. Environs, . f.
m.
(feast)

,
(amusement)
Enthral, v.
Enthrone, v.
396
, ,
f.
n.

f
f.
.
Enumerate,

Enumeration,

Enunciate, .
/.
.

f -
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, ,
Envoy,
Envy, , -
Enunciation,

,,,,,[ , , -
,
free
m.
m.

from envy,
m.
Equally, adv.

Equanimity, /
/ with equanimity,
',

,'
:
/. :

Envy, V.

,/ [-- ,
Ephemera, n. Equator,
Equestrian,

,,
Ephemeral, : eques-

,,,,
Ephemeris,
Epic,

,
,,
,,, ,
m.

,, , ,,
:

/ :
epic poetry,
epic poet,
m.
trian, s.

Equilateral,
Equilibrate,
Equilibrium,
.
,/,
m.

/.

,
m. Equinoctial,

,
Epicure,
m. : to be an^ epicure, Equinox, /.

,
Epicurean,
- - Equip, .
: to be equipped,

Epidemic,

,
epidemic,

\, , ,
,
, ,, ,/. : to be
: an
epi- Equipage, ,/. .

, ,
demic, Equipment, /.
..

,,,,
Epidermis, /. /. m.

,,
Epigram, 71. Equipoise, /. : to be in
Epilepsy, / / equipoise,

,
Epileptic, Equitable,
Epilogue, m.
,/,
Equitably, adv.

,,
Epiphany,
Episcopacy,
Episcopal,
Episode,

,/, -
[
n. pi.

n.
f.
Equity,
Equivalent,
Equivocal,
Equivocally, adv.
/

,
Episodic,
Epistle,

,
,, ,,,,,;
Epistolary,
Epitaph,
, ,,
,[-
/
n. n.
Equivocate, .
Equivocation,
Era,
Eradicate, .
m. /.
,/.

,,,,, ,,,,
Epithalamium, n. Eradication, /
Epithet, n. Erase, .
,/.
,
Epitome,
Epitomise,
Epoch,
Epode,

,
,v.

, m. /.
Ere, adv.
Erect,
(standing erect)
Erect, .
- adv.

,
/.

, ,, ,
Equability,

. , f. /.

, , /
Equable,

,
Erectness,

,
, ,,
Equal,

;
, ,
Equably, adv.

,;
; ,
, [
-
- ;
(in age)
(in
Eremite,
Erewhile, adv.
Err, .
m.

;
;
, ;
number)
value)
fluence)

, ,-
- ,,, , ,
(in

, ,,,-
size
(in

or
power or

extent)
(in length)
(in
in- Errand,
Errant,
Erring,
Erroneous,
.
;
(in mind)

, -
,,, ,.
(in fighting)
: an equal in age, Erroneously, adv.
.
m*
\ ,/. Error,
.
/.

,,,-
Equal to, prep.
,/. /. /.

,,
.

, ,
Equalisation,
7
,, ~
Equalise, v.

EquaUty,

397
/.
/ /
Erst,
Erudition,
Eruption,
Erysipelas,
/.
.
.
/.
.
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,, , -
EVE

,
,,
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Escape,
<P v

; ,,
,
Escape,

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-

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.
f
f.
f. .
f.
/.
/
Estimation,
, f ^^,
estimation,

,
,,,
,-
n. to be held in

hold in no estimation,
to be held in no estimation,
to
:
:
f f.

'
,,
Estrange, v.

, , (as

,
a danger)
: to escape notice,
:
Estrangement,

Estuary,
f.
m.
'',
f.
f.

,
,
to allow to escape, not to Eternal,

-
:

,
be escaped,

, , , ,

,,
Eschew, v. Eternally, adv. or

, ,, , [--
f.
,,
Escort, (guidance)
f.
f.
(guide, con- Eternity, m. ,/.

, , - ,,
ductor) m. m. Ether, c
Escort, V. Ethereal,

,
Ethical,
Etymologically, adv.
Escorting,

, , ,
, ,,
Etymology,
.
f.

,,,,,, ,,
Esculent, Etymon,
Especial,

Espousals, ,
Especially, adv.

, [
, .
. f
Evacuate, .
Evacuation,

Evade, .
f.
n. f.

,, -
f.

,,,, ,
.

:
Espouse, Evanescent,
y,
Espy,
Esquire,

,
.
, (marry)

, m. m.
Evangelical,
Evangelist,
Evaporate,

,,,, ,
.
m.

,
Essay, n.

,
Essay, .
f.
to make to evaporate,

,,
,
Essence, f. : quickly evaporating,

, ,,
Essential,

,,
: it is

-
essential,
[,
Evaporation, f.

; ,
Essentially, adv.
', f. f. f.

,
Evasion,
Establish, v.
-
- ), f. f.
Evasive,
(as laws) to be established,
:

to establish in, Eucharist,

,/. f

,;
:

to establish together with, Eucrasy,

,
.
:

,:
Eve, Even, see Evening

, -
Established,
Establishment, (establishing)
',
Even, Zeros',
bers) even times even,
(of num-

, ,, ,
f. f f. adv. : to play at odd and
laws) f (a house, even,

),
(as &c.)

Estate,
Esteem,
f.
,/,
,,,
, ,
,- m.
n.
n.
Even, adv.

even,

,,, ,
: even
: even
as,
if,

;
(for
not

, ,
. .
f. f.

,
Esteem, V.
to esteem

,, , -
lightly,
: to esteem
-fj

highly,
: Evenhanded,
Evening,

ing, ,
,
, f.
f /.
on. : of even-
f.

,,,
,,
Estimable,

,
Estimate,
Estimate, .
: to esteem more,

. [,
-
,
Evenness,
Event,
,
in the evening,

,,-
f.
,
even, late, 6
Evenly, adv.

, f
f.

n. , n.
: at
 , ,,
; /.
EVE
(result) /. Evince, , ,,[?
V.-
,
EXC

,,, ,
at all events, adv.

,
,^,,
Eulogise, V
,
,- oy,

,
t

Eventful, Eulogy, oya, /. m.

Eventide, /. /. f.
Eunuch, m. m.

,
Evoke, v.

,
Eventual,

,,
Eventually, adv. Evolve, .
Evolution,
, ,/. .
[,

,,
Euphony,

,
any time)

, ,,,, -
Ever, adv. (at
,/. /. /.

,
,,
;
(always, for ever, eternally)
els
Europe,
Ewe,
,
,, , , -
oh, /. : ewe-lamb, f.

, ,, ,,,,, -
if ever, Ewer, /. /.
.
:

, ,
Evergreen,

Everlasting,

, ,
/.
Exact,

Exact,
, .
: to make exact,

,,-,,
Everlastingly, adv. '',
Exaction,

,,/.
/.

,
,,,,
Eversion,

/.

,,
,
Everliving,

,/,
[,, , '
Evermore, adv.

, ,/,
/.
.
/.
Exactly, adv.
Exactness,
Exactor,
Exaggerate, .
, ,- m.
/.

,/.
/.
.

Evert,
Every,

-
.
,-,, ^,
,
Exaggeration,
[,

,
/.

,
:

Exalt, .

, ,
every day,
.
:

,/. ,/.
: ,,
every third day,

- :
Exaltation,

, ,
every third month, Examination, m.

, , ,,
, ,, ,- on or from every side,
to every
/. /. .

, ,
: /. /. /.

, Examine, .

, -
side, in every way,

, ,
:

/?]

,
, ,
, ,
Everywhere, adv.
: by every means,
(in every place) :
/co-

to

, ,
,
examine together with,

,
,,,,
Evict,, , ,
.
, , , ;
(to every place)
examine accurately or minutely,
: to

Evidence,

, , , ,
evidence,

,, ,
Evidence, .

-
-, ',
,, ,- .
.
/. : to give
/. Examiner,
.
Example,
n.
n.
by way of example,
:
.
m.
m.

, ,, ? ,,,
Evident, : to show or teach by ex-
ample,
, ~/, Exasperate,
^, v. , -

,
to be evident,

,, ^
:

, ,
.

, ,
,
Exasperation,

,
: to /.

,
make evident, Excavate, .

, ,
Evidently, adv.

, -
- -
Excavation,
Exceed, .
.

'

'
,, ,
Evil,

Evil,
,
-,
very
, ,
Evilly, adv.
^,
,, ,, ',
, ,
,
evil,
Bvil intention,
,
,,,,- , .
.
/.
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/.
.

[/.
:

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Exceedingly,

Excel, .
adv.

Svil-speaking, ~/,/. }

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Excellence, /. Excrescence, /.

,
f. /.

, ,- , ,,,
j

,,, f. /. |
Excruciate, .
Excellent,

,
(compar.

,
Excruciating,

,
superl. Exculpate, .

,,,\ ,
\

Exculpation, / /. >

,
I

, ,/, ,/. -
/. /.
Excellently, adv.
,

,,, ,
\

,,
,
Excursion,

[
Excursive,

,
Excusable,

, .

, ,/.
;
Except, prep, ), Excuse, /.
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,,, ,, -[
f),

Except, V. Excuse, .

,
, ,
Exception,

,
term,

, , ,-
--
[, /.
/. (as a law ;
(pardon)

,
Exceptionable, /. |
Execrable,

, ,
Excess, Execrably, adv.

,
f. f.

,
j

Execrate, .
Excessive,

, , ,
, ,,
,,,,-,,,
Excessively, adv.
(superl.),
(superl.), Execration,

;
Execute, .

,,,,
,,,,
,
(put to
/.

death)
/.

,,,,,,,,,
Exchange,

,
/.

Exchange,

, ,
Excision,
:

/.

,/.
v.
/.
a giving in exchange,
/.
/.
/

,, -
Exemplar,
.
,
Execution,

Executioner,

,
Exemplary,

,
Exemplify, .

,
,
/. (death)

.
/.

.
on.

.
m.
/.

m.

,
,
Excite, .
^
,
, , ,
Excitation,

, ,
/. /. Exempt,

, ,
,, ,,[-
Exempt,

,,
[ ,
.
*, /.

,,
Exemption, /. /.
easily excited, Exercise, / /.

,-
:

: to be ex- /.

,,
,,
cited,

[
Excitement,
,,/.-
f.

,),, ,
Exercise,
Exert, .
.

, , .

,,,,
/. /.

,
Exciting, Exertion, /. /.

,
Exclaim, .

,,,,, ,
,
Exclamation,
.
.
.
/.

,
,
(or
/.
every exertion,

/
/ : to use

,,,,
Exhalation, /.
Exclude, .

,
Exhale, V.

,,,,-
Exhaust, v. (to draw out or expend

,/.,,,
Exclusion, /. totally) ;
(to en'

,,
Exclusively, adv. /eeble, luear out, ivaste)
Excogitate, .

,
Excogitation, /. Exhaustion, /.
[, -
/.
Excommunicate, .

,
,
Excoriate, .
Excoriation,
,
Excommunicated,

,-
[
Excommunication, ,,
,
,
,,,[ ,/.
on.
/.
,/..
Exhibit,
,
Exhibition,
spectacle) .
/.

-
-
( /.
/.

/.

. ,
Excrement,

400
.
. Exhilarate,
Exhilaration,
.
,/. ,/.
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EXH
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,
Exhort,

, ,,
Exhortation,
.
.
V.

,] ,--,,/. m.
/. f
,
Expedite, v.
Expedition, (speed)
,
,
(naval
f. (a warlike enterprise)
f.

expedition)
f
m.
f.
f
n.

m.

,, ,, ,,
to make an expedi-

,
/. f. :

Exhortatory, tion, (against)

Exigency,

,?,
Exiguous,
?, ,,
,, ,];,
,,
-
-
f
/. /. /
Expeditious,
: to lead an expedition,
[pos,

,
,, , ,, , ,
Exile, : band of Expeditiously, adv.
exiles, f. (banishment)
m. perpetual exile, Expel, .

,
:
f.

, f. : to be an exile, (to vote

from an

[ office or fellowship, reject)

,
Exile,

, ,,
, ,V.

, ,- , ,, - Expend, v.

, ,, , ,
Exist, v.

,,
m.

,
Existence,

,
, ,
/.
/. f Expenditure,
lavish expenditure,
f. f
f.

,
^
Existent, Expense, f. n. :

, , , [
Exit, f f f great expense, f
Excdus, ,/. - Expensive,

-
,, , ,, ,, ,,,,-
Exonerate, .

Exorable,
,/.
Exoneration,

Exorbitance,
f
, f.
/.
[purabs
f
Expensively, adv.
Expensiveness,

Experience,
f.
f.
-

,
f. f.
Exorbitant, Experience,

,
v.

Exorbitantly, adv. ; be ex-

to

,
Exorcise, .

, ,
,
Exorcism,

,,,, -
Exorcist,
Exordium,
, , , -
, m.
m.
n. n.
perienced
of,
*
.

Experienced,
in, to

Experienced
have experience
or

in, -

,
Exotic,

,,[,
Expand, V. : in an experienced manner,

,
,
, ,
Expanse,
, n.

, , ,[ n. ;
f Experiment,
Experiment, v.
f.
f.
f.

,,, ,
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Expansion,
Expansive,
Expatiate,

, *
, \ - ,,
,
,
,,.
,-
-
- ,

.
f. f. Experimental,
Expert,

[, : to be expert,

,
Expect,

, ,,
Expertly, adv.
,
Expectation,

- ,
,/
Expectorate, .
Expectoration,

, ,, [, ,
,
[,
,
/.

Expedience, Expediency,

, ,
,,, /.
9 /. ,/,

/.

.
Expertness,

Expiate,

Expiation,
Expiatory,
.
f. f
/.

,
[/.
f
/.

/.

, [, - ,
f.
Expedient, m.

,
f. Expiration, (end) f. (death)
Expedient,

Xprj, ,,
7,
Expediently, adv.
401
: impers.
: to be expedient,
it is expedient,
Expire, v. (breathe out, die)

an end, as a

have expired,
;

time, engagement, &c.)

(to come

:
to

to
 ,,,
,,, , ,
", -
Explain,?;.

'
EXP
Extend,,
, ,, , v.

,/
,
EXU
^ '

, ,,
Extension,
Explainer,
Explanation,
,/.
m.
/.
Extensive,

,,,
,,
Extensively, adv.

,
/.

, ,,
Extensiveness,

;
/. f. n.

-
, ,
Explanatory, Extent, n. n J

Explicate,

Explication,

,
Explicit,
v.

,,, ,
Topbs
/
[,/.
/
,
Extenuate, v.
Extenuation,

, ,,, ?
Exterior,
Exterminate, .
f. m.

,,
Explicitly, adv.
Explode,

,, .,,
, ,
Exploit, ,.
n. n.
Extermination,

,,,,
Exterminator,
n.
m.
,
/. e|oAo- 1

,,,,,,,
Explore, v. External,
Explosion, n. n. Externally, adv. eKTos
Export, n. n. Extinct,
n. pi. Extinction, ,/.
,, [,
f.

,/. Extinguish, .

[
Export, v.

-
Exportation, ,/,
Expose, V.

posed,

,,
Exposed,
Exposing, ,/.
: to be

;
(to attack)
ex-

-/.

, ,
,
[
Extinguisher,

,
Extirpate, .

,
Extirpation,
Extol, V.
/
m.

/.

,
,,
,
, ,
Exposition,
Expositor,
Expository,

,,,
Expostulate,

-
,
V.
n.
m.
-, /.

,,
Extort, .

Extract, [
Extortion,

Extract, .

, ,
Extraction,
,/. /.

m. (birth)
;
(select)

,
Expostulation, n. n, /. : of good ex-

[
/. /. traction,
Exposure,

,
,,
Expound, V.
, , , /. /. Extraneous,
Extraordinarily, adv. -

- , ,,
,
Expounder,

,
Express,
Express, , , ,/, m.
m.

[,
[m. Extraordinary,
Extravagance, ,/.

,
,,
Express,
Expressible,

, ,
Expression,
Expressive,

, ,
.

,
^,
,,
,
$, ,.
Expressively, adv.
-
. ,/. ,/.
(in expense)
Extravagant,

Extravagantly, adv.
Extreme,
Extreme,
,
/.

[,

,
,,,,, , ,,,,,
Expressly, adv. Extremely, adv.
Extremity, pi. - (bor-

,/
;

Expulse, V. der, edge) /. (/

^,
!

Expulsion,
Expunge,
,.
,
,,--[
/ the
&C.)
body,

Extricate,
/
v.
a gable or pediment,
n. /.

*- , ,
Expunging, /.
Exquisite, Extrication, /. /
Exquisiteness,

,,/,
Extant to be extant,
:

,/,
Extemporaneous,
/ /.
Extrinsic, Extrinsical,
Extrinsically, adv.
_

,
, , , ,,
Extemporary, Exuberance,
Extempore, adv. to .
speak, act, or do extempore,
:

Exuberant, -
402
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,,
, ,,,,[,- FAI
-
,,,, -
, yoo
Exuberantly, adv. Facetious,

/
Exudate, Exude, . Facetiously, adv.

Exult,
,
, ,,
Exudation,

: ,,,,
4,
, /,
V.
m.

yavpiaa,\ -
exult
f.

,,
Facetiousness,
Koyia, f.
Facile,

[ .
f.
f.

,,
: Facilitate,
over,

, ,/.
,
Facility,
aoopya, f.
f. f

, ,-
exult in,
Exultation, f. ayaWiaais, f. : Fact, ipyov, n. f. in fact, ttj :

,
exultation over, : ob- Faction, f. f. to :

ject ot exultation, . distract by faction, be a mem-

. ber of a faction, to join

,
:

,
member

,, .-
Exulting, yavpos, ya'wv, in faction, :

,
Exultingly, adv.

Exustion,
ye,
, , , , m.
f.
. &,
m.
/.
of a faction,
site faction,
ber of the opposite faction,
m. to be of the oppo-
:
m.
f. :
: oppo-
mem-

,
f. n. (of a needle) site faction,
pupil of the eye, yX -,

,,
n. Factious,
;

\oyas,f. whites of the eyes,,

f.
-
,
:

ydoes, f. pi. \oyxaoss,f. pi. black Factiously, adv.

,
:

eye, with beautiful . :

, ,
Factiousness, f.

^-
,,,,,,-
^,
eyes, : with Factitious,
quickly -glanciug

,
, :

:
eyes,
large-eyed,
small-eyed,
:
-
with dark
,
Factor,
Factory,
Faculty,
Fade, V.
m.

f
n.

-
n.

eyes, , :

[
with one eye,
Eyeball, ,
with prominent eyes,
with sunken eyes,

, , , ,,
, , -
- ,
yv,f.
, :

:
Fading,
Fading,
Fag, .
Faggot, ^,
:
f.
unfading,

. .

,
Eyebrow,

,/
,&,, - ,, ,
brows,
Eyelash,
Eyelid,

,
Eye-salve,
f. :

.
skin of the eye-
.

.
Fail,

cient,
v. (miss, be unsuccessful)
oyv,
come short)
;
;

((miscarry)
(be defi-

,
Eyesight, (omit)

,
f. ;

Eyesore, sore eyes,

Eye-witness,

, ,,[,-
,
]
f.
m.
[rvp, m. Failing,
Failing,
.
/. 71.

, ,
Failure, f

, , ,
, , ,yy- F. Fain,
f. . .
adv.

7able,
m.

, ,
fabricate,
fabulist,
',
:

.^abric, ipyov, n.

(,,
,
, ,,, ,
to tell fables,

, -
-
v.
m. oya,
ooy 6yo
m.
[,
oyo, m.
71. Faint,
; (of light or sound)
(dim, indistinct, illegible)
Faint, V.

7ace, , ,[
fabulous, ,
, ,, ,
fabulously, adv.

,
m.

n. n. , /. :
Faint-hearted,

Faint-heartedness,
: to be faint-hearted,
[ytita,

f. - /.

,,,
face to face, : before one's Fainting, f. f. \

?
face,
},
ace, v. (as
4^3
an enemy)
; adv.

, , Faintness,
f.

f
f.
f
s 2
f.
f.
 , ^,
Fair, -
ay opa, f
FAI
f ing of fallow land,
FAN
, m. : to

,
. plough fallow land,

,,
Fair, (of complexion) ;
(beau- Fallowed,
tiful)

,
, , ,,
of the wind)
sonable) evAoyos ;
;

(just)
(favourable,
;
(rea-

, ,,, -
False,

Falsehood,
;
(especially

n. ooya,
of money)

f.

,
elicbs n.

,
Falsely, adv.
Fair, adv. to

, ,
:

speak falsely,
Fairly, adv. (equitably, justly)

,,,,,, ,
(beautifully)
Fairness, (equity)

Faith,
.
;
(reasonably) ei/Aoycas;

f.
f.
/. (beauty)
f.
False

,
False
False
False ,
,, ,,
note, (in music)
prophet,
report,

-
witness,
Falsify, v.
ayya,
c.

f.
m.
f

,
Faithful,

Faithfully, adv.

, ,,-
Faithfulness,
:

Faithless, (unbelieving)
f.
very faithful,

;
(per-
Falsity,
Falter,
Fame,

, ,,
Fameless,
,,
;

,,, ,
v.
(of

f.
money)
n.

n.

m. (demon)
/.

f.

,
fidious) Familiar,
Faithlessness, (unbelief)

,, ,
,
(perfidy, treachery)

, , f.
f.
f.

, ,,, ,
Familiar,
miliar with,
n.

yva
: to be fa

,, ,
Falcon, m. on.
Falconer, m. Familiarise, v.
^,
,,,
Fall,

Fall, V.

,
f.
f.
n.

(of price,
n.

the
Family,
yv,
yv
Familiarity,
Familiarly, adv.

, ,, ,
(race) yvo,
f.
/.

n.
(household)
^e^ea,
,
f
/.

, ,,,
f.

^
;

wind, &c.) fall m. m. belonging

-,
:

yvo f. :

,
into or on, to a family, of

,
:

,
fall
,,,
down,
-
; (of rivers)
:
good family,
Famine,
Famish, v.
m.
ay,/.
ayov: ,
J, to

, ,, ,-
:

fall down before, be famished,

,,
, - fall off or
: fall
off
back,
from,
Famished, aybs,

,
:

,
^
in
,
out,

, - *
with,
(happen)

,,
;

,
(quarrel)
meet,
-
yyyvoa, -
: fall

fall
Famous,
,
Famously, adv.
avb,
: to be famous,

,
Fan, (winnoicing fan)

,;
fall together,
, b, n.

,,, , ,,,
:

, ,
:

to

,, -
a house),
fall in (as

, ,
upon, happen to,

,
(bloivs), : fall to (the
:

:
fall
fall
n. m.
(fire fan, lady's fan)
Fan, v. (winnow corn)
(aflame, a person)
f.
n.

,
lot of),
Fanatic, m. m.

-
to let
: fall,
Fallacious, Fanatic,

,, , ,,,
Fallacy,
Fallible,
Falling,
Falling off,
,
,,
,
Fallaciously, adv.

-
[n.
apaoyb

f
aaoyb, m.
Fanaticism,

Fanciful,
Fancy,
,
Fancy,
n.
.
f.

f
n.
m.

n.
-
[fiaios

,
Fallow,
,
Fallow land,
yb,
404
c.
f.

. f. \ plough-
f.
Fane,
Fang,
m.
m. 6, m.
n.
 ,,,, , ,,
Fantasy,
,,, ,,
Fantastic, Fantastical,
FAN

f.
Fastening,

act of fastening,
m.
FAU
m.
f.
f. :
m.
fasten-
.
'.

,,, ,,
far

,, , , ,,,
Far, (distant)
off,
: to be ing to,
Fastidious,
f.

,,,, ,,,,,
Far, adv. Fastidiously, adv.
: far Fastidiousness, f. m.

,
off (to

, ,
a great
: far from,
distance), Fasting,
Fasting,
f. f.

,
, ,, , ).),-
: from far, Fat, n. m. n.
: by far, f. n.

, as far as, re, Fat,

'

,
:

,? ,
: as far as possible,
so far, to be fat,
: very fat,
to be very
:

,
: :

from,

,,, , ,, , ,, , -
-[
it is far
:

far better,
:
fat,

Fatal,
: to make fat,

Fare, (hire)

, ,, ,,,
,
n. n.

Fare, v.

,, ,,
Farewell,
[,
Farinaceous,
,
m. (provisions)

,- ,',, ,
f.
f.
Fatally, adv.
Fate,
f.
rb
/.
m.
. :
m.

it is
m.
the
f.

fate, it
.
Farm,

,
Farm,

,
v,
, ~
n.
(cultivate)
f. f. is fated,
: contrary to fate,

,
(hire) Fated,

,/
;

, , - , ,,, ,
Farmer, m. '.
ill-fated,

",
,
Farm-house,
Farming, ]- f. Father,
.
m.
.
.

, ,, -
Farm-yard, n. : a common
.
, ,, -
Far-shooting, father, : of or be-

,
Farther, longing to a father,
;
(to a farther place) : having

,
Farther, V.

,,
Farthest,
Farthing,

, , ,
, m.
the same father,
:

Father-in-law,
sprung from a noble

.
father,

.
Fasces,

,,, , ,
,,
Fascinate, v.
Fascination,

,,[
f. pi.

f. ,/.
,/. ,/
Fatherless,
Fatherly,
Fathom, f. : a
[m.

fathom long,

, , ,
Fashion, n. Fathomless,
.
,
Fashion, v.
m.
- , Fatigue,
Fatigue, v.
m.
-
to fashion after or like,
,, to be fa-

,,
: :

,
tigued,
Fashioning,

, ,,
Fast,
Fast,
; , ,
, - /.
m.
Fatigued,
Fatiguing,
\,

,
V.
Fast,

,,
(quick)

, -
/s,

;
(firm)
(fre-
Fatness,
Fatted,
/.

',
f.

,,
quent)

Fasten,,,, ,
-
, , , - ,,/ ,,[
Fast, adv. (quick)

,, [
to hold or bite fast)

-
v.
\,
:
.;
to fasten
(as
Fatten, .

Fattened,
Fattening,
.
/. f.

to,

Fastened,
,
,, 405
Fattening, (calculated
Fatuity,
Fatuous,
Fault, f.
to

f.
fatten)

aW'tua, n.
f.
 ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,-
HdKOvpyia, f,
FAU
n. Feasible,
FEE

,
. n, Feast, f. f. f
c

n. finding fault, n.

;
:
f. :
f f.
through

, , ,
,
Faultily, adv.

[-
Faultiness,
, ,, - my fault,

f.
Feast, v.
f. pi.
(entertain)
{to feast oneself)

, , ,
Faultless,

,
,, , - , , Feasting, f. f.

,,
,,
Faulty,
Favour,

,
Faultlessly, adv.

a favour,

,,
-
,f.

,
/.
(a good service) evepyeaia,

,,
or or yav
f. : to do
/.

:
Feat, ipyov, n.
Feather,
cast the

Feather,
Feathered,
v.
feathers,
n.

[feathered,
f.

: to
n.

become
:

-
to
or

py,; pyo
to return a favour, with variegated feathers,

,, ,, ,
,
:

Favour,

,
v. crvyKar-

,,,
Featherless,
Favourable,

:
,, ,
voyage, &c.)

able,
the

, ,
wind)

, y
,
',
; (of the tuind,

to be favour-
;

,
(of
a
Feathery,

Feature,
Febrile,
February, (latter party
Feculence, Tpb^f.
yp,
; adv.
m.
(like feathers)

',m.

,,, ,
Favourer, m. m. Feculent,

,
,
Favourite, m. m. Fecund, ey
m.

,,,
Fawn,
Fawn ,
Favourite,
,
,,, ,,,,
, ,
,
[
upon,

, ,
f.

m.
v.
:
f.

fawn-skin, ^.
-
Fecundity,
Fed :

Federal,
Fee,
well fed,
oyova, f.

m.
: stall - fed,
/.
9

,
, ,
Fawning,
Fawning,

,, ,
Fawningly, adv.

, ,,,,,,- ,
Fealty,
f.

f.
,
f

f.
Fee, .
Feeble,

feeble,
: to be

,
Fear, m. n. n. Feebleness,

,
f.

, , , ,'
n. m. Feebly, adv.
,/. f.

, , , , ,,
Feed, m.

, ,
n. f.
.
Fear,

-,,
, , ;
, , Feed, v.

feed upon,
', '.
to

(revere)

,
, ,, , ,
fear for,
,,
,, - ; , ,
Fearful,
,
(terrible)

,
;
(timorous)
: to

Feeder,
Feeding,
Feeding :
: to feed oxen,

m.

feeding many,
f. , f.
rn.

, ,
;

(very timorous) Feel, ?,/.

Fearfully, adv. (terribly)

, ,
(timorously)
;

,
Fearfulness, (terribleness)

,,,,, ,,[,--
(timorousness)

Fearless,
f.
m. n.
Feel,

,
,,^.,,,
grope)
Feeler,

Feeling,
v. (of the
(of

f.
the
senses)

f.
touch)
;

n.
(feel for,

fellow-
f.

, ,
:

Fearlessly, adv. feeling, f. : want of feel-

f ing, f. : capable of feel-
Fearlessness, ing, with- :
f. f.
406
 , FEE
,,,
FID"

,,
-
,,,,,,-
,[-
out feeling, : having the : to

[
same feelings as, be fertile,

Feelingly,
Feign, v.

Feigned,

,
,,[
Feignedly, adv.
,
*,
-
,
*,
,
; adv.

-
Fertilise,
Fertility,

,,
Fervency,

Fervent,
f.
.

f.
f.

f.
f.
m.
f.

, ,
Feint, . Fervently, adv.
Felicitate,

Felicitous,

,
Felicitation,

, , ,
-
Felicitously, adv,

,
Felicity,

,,,
,
,,
,
~
.

,
,,,
[-
f.
m.

m
Fervid,
Fervidness, Fervour,

Festal,
f. f.
m.

Fell,

Fell,
Felloe,
Fellow,
.
/.

,
,, ,
, /.
.
/.

/. ,
,,, ',,, ,
, m.
', Fester,
Fester,
Festival,
,
.
,
sacred festival,
f. :

belonging to a festival,
:
.

to
f. ,,/.
^-
keep a
/.
f.

festival,
:

,-,
C. fellow-citizen, m.
avyb
: :

fellow-soldier,
fellow- workman,
m*
^., m.
m.
: Festive,
Festivity, m. ~/, f.

',
,
m. ;
,/, f.

,,, ,
Fellowship, f. f.

,
Felon, c, Fetch, v. (as a price)

, , ,,,,,, -
;

Felonious, Fetid,

,
Felony
Felt,
Female,
;

',
m. :
n.
made of
female
felt,
nature,
Fetter,
Fetter, v.
Fettered,
f. m. n.

^,, , , , , -
f. :

f. Feud, ,/. n.
Female, of female sex, adj. Fever, m. ardent fever,
), .
:

-
,
(fern,

Feminine,

,* /,,
and

(in
neut.

grammar)
Feverish,
n. :
low fever,
to be in a fever,

feverish heat,
n. :

.
,, , . ^, , ,
:
;

, ~, ,
n. : to be feverish,
Femoral,

,
Feverishness, f.

,
.
Fen,
, '/,
/. [m. f. Few, :

6^,
'
Fence, n. n. to be few, a few times,

-
:

Fence, V.

,,
, ', ;
(with palisades)
-y-

Fewness, f.

,,, ,,
: to fence round, Fib, n. f.

,
Fib, V.

,/. ,
Fenced round,
Fennel,
Fenny, - .
Fibre,
Fibrous,
n. h, f.

,
Fickle,

,
Ferment, .

, ,- ,,
Fermentation, /. Fickleness,
Fern, ,/.
[ f.

, ,
f.

-,
Ferocious,
- Fiction, .

,
Ferocity,

,
Ferret,
, ,
,, f
.
/. Fictitious,
Fictitiously, adv.

,,, , ,, ,
Ferry, . Fiddle, f. f.
Ferry, . Fiddle, .
Ferry-boat, . Fiddler, m. m.
Ferry-man,
Fertile,
. Fiddle-string,
Fidelity,
n. ,/.
f. f.
407
 , ,,,[,
Fidget, v.

,,,,,
Field, aypbs,

Fieldfare,
Fiend,
.
on.
(meadow)
FID

.
f.
f. yovvbs,

c.
m.
m.

on.
m.
vayvoa,
by
Fighter,
Fighting,
Figment,
sea, ,
, ,,
,
FIN

m.

n.
: to fighfi

m.

,
Fierce, aypios,
bs,

/
yopybs,
apbs of fierce aspect,
yopyouty, yopyoonbs to be fierce,
aypialvw to make fierce,
:

:
Figurative,

,,,, ,
speaking, ovooya, f.
Figuratively, adv.
Figure, n.
figurative :

,
:
f. on.
. ox.

,>,[,
Fiercely, adv. aypitas,

,,
to look fiercely,
aypia,
or
:

, ,-
Figure,
tively)
Filament,
v.

.
;
(express fig ur ac-

,^. ,
f.
Fierceness, f. Filbert, n.
Fiery, irvpivbs,
f.
, Filch, v. aay,

, ,,
: very fiery, :

fiery-looking, File, (of men) m.

Fife, abxbs, on. avpiyi;, f. on. File, v. or : to file away,
Fifer, to down,
on. f.
- : file

: fifteen years

,
,, ,
a
Fifteen, or to line of

-
: : file off (as
old,

,^
soldiers),

, ;
,,,,,
Fifteenth, Filial,
Fifth, on the fifth day, Filings, . pi.
, : a fifth part, Fill, v.

Fiftieth,
Fifty,

of
mander
n.

fifty
Tb

men,
of fifty men,
: fifty
tis (fern.)
years old,
:

f. :
body
com-
fill

,
Fillet,
.
, ,
up, (a number)
(a trench or hole)

,, , c.
f.
:

,
to bind with a
f.
fillet,
:

,, ^,,
on. m. Filling, f. f.

,
Fifty thousand, (of a treoich, hole, <i'C.)
f.
.

:, ,
,
Fig,

,
n.
^, : little fig,
.
f.

,,,^,,,[,
n. : wild fig, : Fillip, v.
dried . Filly,

,
fig, f. : c.

like figs, to gather figs, Film, f.

: fig-leaf, n. : seller Filmy, [m.
of figs,

, on. -\is, f. : Filter, m. . >

,, , ,, , ,
fig-tree, /. : of a fig or fig- Filter, v.
vb,

, ,-
wild Filtered,

, ,,
tree, : fig-tree,
on.:
Fight,
,,
of a wild fig-tree, vbs, ipivbs Filth,

, on.
m. -, . pi. 71.

,
f. on. f.

,Bdis, f. f. f. Filthily, adv.

,,
, , ,, ,
f. (by night) f. Filthiness, on. f.

,
(of infantry) (of ca- on.

,[
f. f.
apb,

,, ,
,
Fight,
,
valry)

- V.
f.
f. : naval fight,

,,
Filthy,
apb, : to be filthy,

, , or
avayv-
",
-
Fin,
Final,

,
, , ,
^pyov,
--
Finally, adv.
n.

,,,
to fight with the Finance, (reveoiue)

,, ,
: f.
fist, : to fight together
-
- Financial,
f. m. n.

, ,,.
with,

,
: to fight against, Financier, on.

for,
to fight

:
:

to fight in,
- Finch, f.
Find, (thing fouoid out)
Find, V.
m.
n.

408
 , FIN
,, , FIV

,
: to find out, dis- firm, : to be firm,

, , ,/ -
cover,

,,
:

, ,, , ,,,; ,
found out,
Finding, Finding out,
f. /.
Firmament,
Firmly, adv. - rn. n.

Fine, ,/, f. n. Firmness,

First,
f.
adv.
f.
f.

to
;
, ,; ,
, make

,
Fine, (of texture)
fine, (of a town,
;
: : at
:
first,
first of all,

dress, &c.)
things)

, ,,
, , -
a-Mpriif
Fine,
, V.
,
, , ,
: ,- fine weather,
(of people, dress,

:
(of weather)
to be fine,
f. First-fruits,
n. pi.
to be
to be, come, or do
First-born,

:
:

to offer first-fruits,
first,
first,

f. pi.
:

- [

, , , - , ,, ,
Fish, m. : small fish,
Finely, ad%\ ; ;
n. : salt fish, m. & n.
Fineness, (of texture, &c.) ", n. cooked or broiled fish,

,
:

,
f. (having fine particles) n. n. like fish,

,
:

,
<&C.)
Finesse,
f.

,
^,
, -,.
(of people, dress, language,

-
f.
n.
f.
n.
Fish,
Fisherman,
V.
: fish-bone,

m.
f.

m.

,
Finger, m.
fore -finger,
: Fish-hook, n.

- ,
,,
m. a finger long, broad, Fishing, of fishing,
f.
[,
: :

&c.,

, , , , :
rosy- fingered,
:

long-fingered, Fishing-line,
Fishing-rod, f
.
m.
f.
f.

,,,,, , ,
,
Finical,
Fining,

', , ,, ,, f. n.
Fishmonger,
Fishy,
m.

~,
~, f.

, ,,
Finis, n. n. Fissure, m. /. f.
Finish, V. Fist, m. f. : to strike

,
with the

, ,
fist,

,
, , , , : to be highly Fistula, f.

, ,
finished, Fistulous,
Finished,

, , ,- : highly Fit, f. m.

,
finished, Fit,

- .,
, ,
Finishing,

- ; f. f.

,,, ,
,,
Finite, : unfit,

,
Fir, of impers. it is
,, ,
f. f. : fir,

7 to
fit,

think

,
: fit,

,
Fire,

* , , ,
n. f. conflagration,
:

, f a setting fire to, Fit, .

,
:

f : without fire, : to fit together, :

*, ,,
fire,
Fire, ,
ya,, ,
v. (to set ,
: blazing

on fire)
with
: breathing
fire, to
Fitly,
\,
Fitness,
fit out,
adv.

/.

,,,, ,, ,,,,,
f.
;
(to /.
catch fire) Fitted, : easily fitted to-
;
(to lay waste by fire), gether, : unfitted,

,,
Firebrand,
Fire-pan,
Fire-place,

,,,, , , , -
Fire-wood,
Firkin,
Firm,
, ,
f.
f.

m.
f.
n.
m.

: to
n.

make
-
Fitting,
ting, joint),
Fitting
it

Five,
is fitting,

: the
f.

number
m.
f. (a fit-

five,
:

f. f.
409 s 5
Five-fold,
, , [
-
FIV
s Flax, , n.
FLO
\, f. : white

,
Five hundred, flax, n.
Five

,,,
Five
Five
Five
Fix,,\,
to,
, , ,
,
times,

v.
,
, ,
hundredth,
thousand,

- ,,, ,
years,

,, ,
, :
f.
to fix on or
[/.
Flaxen,
Flay,
Flea,
Flee,

Fleece,
v.

.
/.

.
(contr. ?),
.
.
[, ..

,,,, ,
[
to fix in, Fleecy,

, [
:

;
:

to

, be
,
, *
fixed, {determined, esta- Fleet, . m.
blished)
Fixed,

, ,, , {agreed upon)
Fleet,
Fleet, V.
;*,
,
, ,
Flabbiness, n. f. Fleeting,
Flabby,
be flabby,

,,, , , : to Fleetly, adv.

,
Flaccid,

, - , -
Flaccidity,

,,,,, ,,
Flag,
Flag, v.
,
,
n.
f.
f.
[, n.
Fleetness,
Flesh,
flesh,
f.
:
f.

to eat flesh,
n. :
f.
to tear

Flagellation,
Flagging,
Flagitious,

^.
Flagitiousness,
Flagon,

, , ,, ,
Flagrant, ,,
, , -
-
f.
f.

f.
f.
[/.
Fleshiness,
Fleshly,
Fleshy,
t

Flexibility,
Flexible,
f.
f.

, ,, ,, ,
Flake, (of snoiv)

,
f

,
Flaky, [f. m. Flexion, f f.

,
,
Flicker, .

,
Flambeau, dats,f. {contr. das),

,,
n.

,
,
Flame,

,,
*,
Flame, V.
Flaming,

,,
Flamingo,

,,
,,, ,
,,
n.

, [
f. oybs,

m.
m.

-
Flight,
f.

f.
flight,
f.
f.

f.
m.
(as of birds)
n.
f.

:
f.

to put to

-
f.

Flank,

,
army)
f
,
',
,,,,
f.
. C.
n.
(of an
Flighty,
Flimsiness,
Flimsy,
f.

^,,, ,
n. n.

, f f
Fling,
.

,
Flap, v. Fling,
Flash,

, - f. Flint, (), .

,
Flash, V.

,
,,, , ,,,
Flashing,
, , Flippancy,
Flippant,
Float, .
f
;

,
Flask, f. m. (in the air) ; (of
Flat, : oil on water)
to be made Floating,
,
,
flat,

,
,
Flatness,

, ,
(didness)
Flatten, v.

,,,
,
, ,
, ,
f.

,.
f.
f. Flock,
in a flock,
Flock, V.
f n. n.

, ,, , ,,,,, ,
,
FJatter, v. Flog, v.

,
Flatterer,
Flattering,

Flattery,
n.
m.

f. f.
Flogging,
Flood,
f.
Flood,
Floor,
v.
f
n.
f.
f.

n.
n.
m.
'

,,
f.

Flaw, ^, . -
Flatulent,
Flaunt, v.
Flavour,

410
n.
n.
,/. [, n.
Floral,

Florid,
Flour, , . . -
 ,
,
,, , , , /.
.
FLO
{especially of barley) Fluting,
Flutter,
,,,,,-v.
FOM

[,
f.

, ,
Flourish,

, -
v.

Flux,

,,
,
,
, m.
n.
(dysentery)
f.

,
f.

,,,
Flourishing, Fluxion, f.
Flow, f. poos, m. . Fly, fly-flap,

--
f. :
f.
Flow, V. to flow Fly, v. to fly

, , ,-
: :

down or away, away, to

:

,, , ,
towards,

forth,
: to flow into or

: to flow out or
fly beside,

,
near, by, or beyond,

:
to fly to,
:

to fly through,
to fly over,
:

to

, ,, ,^
round,
flow by,
: to flow through,

:
to flow
:

to flow together,
:

fly
Flying, ,, , '.
,
down,
,
: to fly up,

ft.
to

f.
:

f.

, ,,, ,
Flying,
Flower, . f. n. high-flying,

,,
(the prime) m. -ov, n. Foal,

:
c.

\~
f. to gather flowers,
:

- to strew with flowers,

Foam,
Foam,
m.
pyoa
,,
: v.

to feed on flowers,
:

,
Foaming, Foamy,

,,
bearing flowers,
: Fodder,

,
,,,
m. f. m.

, ,,,
smelling like flowers, Fodder, v.
m. m.

,,
Flower, v. Foe,
Flower-bed,
Floweret, Flowret,

,
,
Flowery,

, ,
n.
n, Fog,

,
Foetus,

Foggy,
Foible,,,- f.
n.

f.
C.

[,/.
n.

, ,,
Flowing, f. a flowing
f. : Foil, v.

, , ,
down,

,
a flowing in,

,-
f. :

m, : a flowing round, Fold, (a double, crease) f.

f.
f.
: a flowing together,

,
(sheepfold)
f. m.
m.
n.

f.

,- , , ,,
Flowing, pvrbs, n.

-
,
flowing from,
: : Fold, v. : to fold up,
flowing round, flowing : : to fold round,
near, flowing rapidly, :

-
,
-pecs, well or Folded,

,
'.

, [,
.
beautiful flowing;, : folded round,

Fluctuate, V. -
, ,
Folding,
, folding-doors,
/. pi.

, ,
:
f.

-,^/, ,
, , ,
, , -
mind)

,
Foliage,
[, (in

,
n.

^, , ,
; f. f.

Fluency,
.

,
to change foliage,
m.

,
m.

,
/. f. Folk,
Fluent, Follow, v.

Fluently, adv

, ,
, , ,
,, ,[ , ,
Fluid, xrypov, n n. m.

Flurry, , ,
Fluid, hypos, poiKos

f
, , : to

n.
be fluid,

Follower,
: it follows, (in arguing)

m.
,/.
m.
Flush,
Flush, v.
Fluster, v.
Flute, , ,. , ,, , ,
n.

, ,,,
m.

, [,
to play the flute,
Fluted,
Flute-player,
, m.
-
m.:

f.
m.
Following,
Following,
Following, adv.
Folly,
f.

Foment, v.
f.
f.

f. f.
f.

f.
f. f.

411
 ,
, ,
Fomentation,

,
, ^ ,
, ,
, ,
, -[
FOM

.
. by force, ,
FOR

,,', ,
f.

,
^

Force, .
Fond,
j

,,
fond of,
, : to be fond of,
: very
Forceps, f m.

, ,
, - Forcible, (of

;
;

,
Fondle, argument) vaya7o,
v.
,
,,,^ ,
Forcibly, adv.
Fondling,

, ' . . (of argument)

,,,,,,, ,,',
Fondly, adv. Ford, m. n.
. ,/.
[/.
Fondness, Ford, .
Font, . Fordable,
Food, m. . Fore,

,
f.

[
. Forebode, .
,
, ,
f. f. 9
. without food, to be my

,
(as

,
: :

,
without food, heart foreboded it)

,
,,,,,,
,
Foolhardy,
,
Fool, see Foolish to play the fool,

,
, ,- ,,,,,
, [-
: Forecast,
Forecast, V.
Forefathers,
Forefinger,
f.

',
in.pl.
m.
f.

,
Foolish, [m. pi.

, , ,
, , : to be
Forego, v.
Forehead, n.

,
foolish, Foreign,
-
- , ,[
,,,
,
Foolishly, adv.

, , - - Foreigner, . C.

,, ,} ,,, ^
Foolishness, /. f. Forejudge, .
Foreknow, .
,^'.[,
/. /.
Foot, m. : a foot long, &c. Foreknowing, /.
: on foot, adv. : Foreknowledge,
.

,
to go on foot, : Foreland, f
two-footed, four-footed, Foremost,

,
:

,, ,
swift-footed,
: Forensic,
.

, ,
brazen-footed, Foreordain,

,
: :

large - footed, bare- Foreordaining, m.

,,,
:

, , , -
foot, Forerunner, m.

, ,,, ,
Footman,
Footpath,

,
m.
m.
m. Foresee, .
.,
,,,, ,
[m.

,,,,
,
m. Foreseeing, f. /.
Footstep, n. n, m. Foreshow, .
,,
,
Footstool, n. n.
[, ,
n.
, Foresight, /.

, ,
f.

,
,
For, conj. yap, prep, Foreskin, f.

,
;

Forage, f. m. Forest, f. f. m.

, , ,,
Forage, v. Forestall, .

,,,,,,
Forager,
Foraging,

,^ ,
m.
m.

[
f.
Forester,
Foretaste,
Foretaste, v.
Foretell, v.
m.
n.
m.

-
, , , ,, ,, oyo f. f.
Foraging,

,
Forbear, v. Foretelling,
Forbearance,
Forbearing,
Forbid, v.
ayop,

,,
Force, ,
Forbidden,

,,, ,, -
/
men, forces)
412
, ,
,, '
- /.
f
f.

n*

f.
f.
f.
(body of
f.
f.

:
Forethought,
Foretold,
Forewarn,

Forewarning,
,
Forfeit,
Forfeit,
f.

.
.

/.
f.
f.

/.
f.
 ,,
,
,,,
Forge,
Forge, ,
,-
;

, V.
(to counterfeit)
FOR
m.

.
.

, , ,--
Forthwith, adi

, ^,-
Fortieth,

,,
Fortification,
n. ,,, -., ,[
FOU
,
n.
n.
n.

-
Forgery,

,
. n,

,
n. n.

,, -
Forget,
: to cause to Fortified,
forget, to be
: Fortify, .

, , , , ^, , ,
forgotten,

,
Fortifying,

,
/.
,
Forgetful,

, , ,-
m. [f

,
Forgetfulness, f. f. Fortitude,
^

f
^

, ,
Fortress,
n. n.
f.

,, -,
,
Forgetting,
, f.
f. /.

, -
Fortuitous,
Fortuitously, adv.

,
,[,
,,,-
Fortunate,
Forgive, v.
,
[
be
,/. f. : to fortunate,

,
Forgiveness,
Forgiving,

,; ,, -
/.
-
, ,
, ^,,
Fortunately, adv.
Fortune, f. , c

,
Forgotten, n. : good fortune, /.
Fork, m. n. bad fortune,

,
/. :
f.
.
Forked,

, ,
(as lightning)

,,
n.

,,
Form,
f.
Form,

, ,
.,,-,
Forlorn,

,,,
,
:

.
forked

m.

: to
stick,

form into one,

.

;
f.

(as a league)
:
,
Fortune,

Fortune-teller,
Forty,

; ,
old,
forty years,

?-
Forum, ayopa,
Forward,
(estate,

f.
(confident, hold)
portion)

:
m.
forty
:
years
period of
f.
f.

, ,
to be formed, (as lines of soldiers) (eager)

,,, ,
Formal,
Formality,

Formally, adv.
f
f. f.

[m.
Forward,

, , , ,
forward)

, -
forward, move or put

Forward, adv.
;
(step
v.

;
(advance, aid)
(bring forward)

Formation,
Former,
Former,
, , , m.
, ,
f.

or and forwards,

,,
,, , . ; forwards,
: backwards

,,
, ,
, or Forwardly, adv.

,,
latter,

,,,
Formerly, adv.
.,
,,
Formidable,
: the former, the Forwardness,
Fosse,
Fossil,
Foster, .
Foster-child, ,
,,,, ,
-,-
f.
f.

c.
n.

c.

Formidably, adv.
Formless,
, ,
Foul,

-
, , - ,,
foul language,

\
:

Fornication,
fornication,
Fornicator, , m.
f : to commit f. :

Foul, V.
to use foul language,

Forsike, V.

,, ,
Forsaken,
,,
, ,
,^,
Foully, adv.

-
Foul-mouthed,
Forsooth, adv.
Forswear, ,

Fort,
Forth, adv.
413
(to

n.
deny upon oath)
;

;
(to swear falsely)

(forth from)
n.
,,
Found,
,,--
Foulness,

,,
Foundation,
.

;
f.

(metal)
,,
f.

.
or
f.

.
 , ,,,
, ,
,, -
.
FOU
m. .
, , ,
,,,,,,,
Fragile,
FRE
-

, f from

,
f. /. :

, [
the foundation, Fragment, . .
adv. . .

,,,,
;

Founder, m. m. - Fragrance, f
-, /.

,
m. apxr]yiT7]s, m. (of metal) Fragrant,

,
, ,
m.

,-
Frail,
Founder, v.
Founding,
f
,
Foundling,
Foundry,

,
;
(metal)

Fount, Fountain,
,
or
,/.
, ', & mid.

m.
f
n.

y, /.,
,:
-,
f.
f.

n.
f.
,. ,
Frailty,
Frame, (form, shape)
Frame, v.

,
,
,,,,/,,,,,
Framed,
f.

^, n.
f.

,,
Four,
,
,,,-
f.\ of a fountain,

(number four)
^ya7os, Framing,
Franchise,
f.
f
f.
[contr.
f.

,
in four ways,, : Frank,
in four parts, four years : Frankincense,
old, space of : c. : frankincense-tree, m.
four years, f. like frankincease,

, ,, ,/,,/ [,
Four-cornered, Frankly, adv.
Four-fold,
adv.

, ,
, ,
Frankness,
, f.

,
;

,,,
Frantic,

,
Four-footed,
to be fran-

, ,
:

,
*
Four-horsed, contr.

,
tic,
Fraternal,

)
Four hundred,
Four-hundredth,
Four-score,
Fourteen,

- (neut. - , ,
Fraternity,

,
, ,,
Fratricide,
Fraud,

Fraudulent,
n.
f
f.
/.
m.
f.

n.

Fourteenth,
the fourteenth day,
: on

,,
Fraudulently, adv.
,
,
Fourth,

,
day,
f.

Fourthly, adv.
n.
:
:
fourth day,
:

on the fourth
:

the fourth time,

fourth part, -
-
Fray,

,
Freckle,

,
Freckled,

,,
Free,
n.

,-
m.

(independent)
; (free from, without)
f.

(as free
;

,
;

,,',
Four thousand, will, by free choice)

, ,
:

[
,
Four free from danger, free
times,

,,
:

,
,
Four-wheeled, from disease,

, , ,-
,
Fowl, Free from, adv. &prep. (w. gen.)

,,, ,
c.

Fowler, m. m. Free, V.

,, ,,
Fox, f. n. ,

f : young fox, m. : Freebooter, m. ,

,/
, ,
like a fox,

,
ning as a fox,
Fox-dog,
Fraction,
\, f
n.
: to be as cun-

.
,
Freedman,
m. :
m.
m.
belonging to freedmen,

, ^,^,,, -
n. Freedom, f. (from any-
Fractious, thing, pain, &c.)
as f:
Fracture, n. freedom of speech, f.

Fracture,
414
n.
.
f.

jyrjyvv-
[
,
freedom from
f.
fear, or of access,
-*
 ,, , FEE
,,
, FRO

,
Freed- woman,
Freehold,
Freeholder,

-
,,/. m.
m.
friend,
friend,
m.
',
--,,
. (vocative)

. :
:

having
my
fals^

, ,, , ,,,,, ,,-,,
Freeing, /. many friends, the
:

Freely, adv.
; {confidently)
speaking freely, i\ev-
, having many friends,
the having few friends,
/ to make one's friend,
/.:

,
: :

- to Friendless,

,
:
[/. /.
speak freely, Friendliness, /.
-
.

,, ,
,
Friendly,

,--- ,
Free-mindei,
Freeness, to be

,,
:
f.
Free-spirited,
Free-will, rb
Freeze,
,,
,,-
-,
friendly,

Friendly,
, adv.

,
v.

; intrans.
:

,
, -
to be frozen, Friendship, /. /.

, ,
. , , ^,
/. /. {hospitality)

, ,
, ,
Freezing,

,,
false friendship,

-
f. /. :

,,,,,
Freezing,
Freight,

,
Freight, .
Frenzied, , - ,
,
, ,
, , .
\n.
m.
n.
Fright,
Frighten,
,
/.

.
/. . ,.
,/
Frenzy,

,
, ,,,
Frequency,
Frequent, ,, ,
, ,,,, , -
f.
.
f. .
m. frightened,

Frightened,
: to be

Frequent, .

,, ,
to be frequent,
quently,
do or come
:

fre-
Frightful,
Frightfully, adv.
Frigid,

,, ,,[-
Frigidity, /.

,,,
Frequented, Frigidly, adv.

-, -
Frequenting,
-, Fringe, m. pi. . pL

-, ,
f.
Frequently, adv.

, -,,,,
that which
n.
is done frequently,
n.
:

,
,, ,
Fringe, .
Fringed,
Frisk, .
Friskiness, /. /
Fresh,

,, ,,
(new)

fatigued or worn out)

,,
wind)
;
(keen, cool, as the
;

afresh,
(not

, ,
Frisky,

,
,,,,,,,
Frith,
Frivolity, Frivolousness,

Frivolous,
.
.
/.
.

,,
:

adv.

<
l
;
, ,
Freshen, .

,,, ,
, -
freshly, adv.
^reshness,
^ret, .
/ /.
,
Frivolously, adv.
Fro, contr.

,,,, --
Frock,
Frog,
From
,
/
n.
. (/ a
/.
hoo/)
/.

,
Fretful,

,,, ,
,/, ,/.
liable,
,
T'retfulness,
friability,

,
/. ,- , , ,
Frolic,
Frolic,
Frolicsome,

From,
.

prep,
/.

or ,
/. [, /.

, ,,,,- ,;
'*
>iar, . m. : is often added to words,
friction, / c and gives the signification 0/ from,
ried, or as, from on high, from
Mend, . m. without, from whence,
. m. .
415
 , FRO
, FUR

,
Front,

,,;
Front,
adv.
adv.

,
Front, .
:
.
:

in front of,
in front,

(to meet,
-
en-
;

, ,
Fugitive,

Fugitive, adj.

, -
Fulfil, v.

,
,,
,y, ,
c.

to be a fugitive,

, : to be fulfilled,
m. -, f.

, , , - [,
,
counter)
Frontier,

,
.

, ,
, ,/.
:

-
m.
of the frontier,
beyond
. pi.
opios,
Fulfilled, Fulfilling, or
f.

,
: the frontier, Fulfilment,

,
f.

^,
^, ,
,,, [
Frost,
^,
Frosty,
,
Frontlet,

', , ,,,[^
,-
m.
c.

.
.
m.
Fulgency,

Fulgent,
f.
Fulgid,
n. 011777, f.

,
Full, or

-
y, , ,
,
Froth, m. f. or
Frothy, ;
(complete) :

y
&

,
Froward, very full, to

,,
: :

, ,~
to be froward,

,
be full,
Frowardly, adv. to be very or over

,,,, -,
:

Frowardness, f. toe\yeia, f. full,

f. Full, adv.

, ,,,,, [,
Frown, n. Fuller, m.

',
,
Frown, v. Fully, adv.
.

,
Fulminate,
Frozen,

,, ,
Fructify,[
,
Fructiferous,

, .
Fulness,
Fume,

;
Fume,

, , v.
(to
(smolce)
f.

be in
n.
m.

a rage) opyi^ai,
f.

-
/.

, ,,,
Frugal,

, ^, ,
Frugality, /. /. Fumigate, v.
,/.
,
Fumigation,
-
,,,,, *[
/.

:,,, ,
Frugally, adv. Fun, f. in fun, :

Function, vpya,f. fApyov,

Fruit,

, ,,
first-fruits,
m.
f. pi.
. ,/.
: to bear
: n.

,, ,
Fundamental,
n.

, , , , ,,-
fruit, Fundamentally, adv..

, ,,
reap fruit from,

-
to gather fruits,
: to
,
Funeral,

, ,,
f.
f.
:

:
n.
funeral pile,
funeral rites,
m. f.
f.

, ,/. ,
Fruitful, n. pi. n. pi.
n. pi.
',

,
;
(only of women)
make
,
Funereal,

,
Fungous,

, ,,
: to
fruitful,
ya
Funnel,

, ,
[
f. f.

Fruition,

,,,, ,,-
Fruitfulness,

,
Fruitless,
f.
f.

,,
,,
Funny,
Fur,
,/.
:,,,,,
garment,
yo7o,
f. n.

f.
f. : fur

,
Furies, f. pi. f.pl.
3\,
Frustrate,-
Fruitlessly,
.
adv.
Furious,
f. pi.
yo,
- to be furious,

,
:

\,
to be frustrated,

,
,
Furiously, adv.
.
, ,-
Frustration, Furl, v.

,^ ^, ,
Fry, . Furlong, n.
Frying,
Frying-pan,
Fuel,
416
Ion, , m.
&
, pi.
n.
Furlough,
Furnace,
Furnish, v.
f.
f. m.
 , , [, FUR
,
,,,,*, -
GAR

, ,, ,- , : furnish with, '

Gainful,
/. s
Gainsay, .

. ,
.

,
Furniture, pi. . pi.
/ 6-/, .

,,,
Furrow, m. m. Gait, /
-,[, /
\

Furrow,

,', , ,
Gaiter, / .

,,,,,
v. |

,,
Further, adv. Galaxy, m.

,[, I
Gale, m. /. m.

,-
[
,, , ,
/. /-

, *
Further, .
Furtherance,

,,
Furthermore, adv. , .
Gall,
Gall, .
Gallant,
/.

m.
m.

,
Furthest,

,
Att.

,,
Furtive,

, ,
; adv. Gallant,
Gallantly, adv.

,/. ./ ,/.
,
Fury,
,
, ,
Furtively, adv.
/ /.
Gallantry,
Gallery, m. .

, [
Fuse, . Galley, /

,,,,
f.
Fusible,
, Gall-nut,

, ,/. f.
Fusion, Gallon, m.
Futile,
Futility,

, ,
Future,
,, to be future,
:
/.
-
/
Gallop, v.
Gallows,
Gamble, .
m.
: gamble away,

,
for the future, in future, Gambler, m.

,
:

,
, , .
Future, Futurity,
Gambling, fond
Gambling-house,

, ,, ,,
Gambol,
Gambol, v.
n.
of,

m. ,/.
n. -

,, ,,, -,
Game, (sport) f. n.

G. (public game, contest)

n.
>,
^,
,
m. n. (wild

,,,,[ ,,,,,.
f.
Gabble, . animal, what is hunted) aypa, f.
.
~/,
/.
n. ,
m. of the games,

,
:

-
Gabble, . to contend in the games,
:

Gable, . . [m.
Gad-fly, m. : sting of a gad- Gamester, m.
fly, . Gaming-house, n.

,,,,,,
Gag, m. Gaming-table, [op, n.

,
f.
Gaiety, / Gammon, (of bacon)
,/, f. f.

, , ,- ,
Gander, m.
Gaily, adv.
Gain, n. n.
/.

n. :
Gang, ,f. f. ay f.
Gangrene, yayypaiva, f. to have a :

gain or the acquiring of gain, gangrene, yayypavoa

m. \~- Gangrene, to be gangrened,
, /. v.

,
:

,
n.

, ,
:

love of gain,

, ,
,
of gain,
of gain,
f. unlooked-for gain,
:

unjust gain,

:
fond
:

to be fond
:

,,
(mortify)
Gangrenous, yayypaiviK^, yayypai-

'^,,
,
,
Gangway,
Gaol, n.
f.
[,/-
/.
m.

; ,,,:,
,
Gain, v. Gaoler, m.

: Gap,

, to
n. n. :

(a battle, leave a gap,

,
contest, &c.)

, ,
suit)

, -
unjustly)
;

gain over, {as an enemy)

417
(money)
;
(to gain from another
;
(a Gape,

,
Garb,,,
Gaping,

Garbage,
v.

,, j.
n.
f.
n. pi.
to gape at,

/.
 , , ,
, , [, - ,
Garden,
75 ,,, , , m,
GAR
m, n. Gaudy,
GEX

of a garden,

, ,, ,
, ,
, , - ,,, ,
Garden, v. ,
,
n.
Garden, adj. (opposed to wild)
: garden-plant,
Gauge,
Gauge, .
Gauger,
.
m.

,
Gardener, m. m. Gaunt,

,/.
,
m.
Gardening,

, ,
m.

,
,
,,
,, f.
m.

f.
belonging to garden-
Gay,
Gaze,
Gaze,
on,
.
m.
: to gaze at or
f.

,
:

ing, Gazelle,

-
f. f.
Gargle, n. Gear, n. pi.

, , ,
, [,
,, ,, , ,,
Gargle, v. Geld, V.

Gargling,
Garlaad, , m. n.
wearing a garland,
m.
m. Gelding,
Gem,
Gemini,
Gender,
a.
m.

or
m.

m.pl.

,
n. : n.
to deck Genealogical,

,
;

,
with, garlands, Genealogist, m.
Garlic,

, , , ,
n.

, f. Genealogy, f.

, ,
to feed or prepare with garlic, General, m. m,
f.

,
:

,
,,
, , ,
,
Garment,
,
Garner, ,
,
-
n.

, , f.
n.
n.
m.
f.

m.
-
J.
m.
m. of a general,
:

be a general,
General,
m.

), \,
m.
m,
:
m.

to

, , , ,
f.
Garnish, Garniture, m. Generality,

,
, ,
Garnish, v.

,, ,
Garret,
n.

,
, ,
,/. m.
n.

-
;

, ' ,/.
Generally, in general, adv.

,;
Garrison, Generalship,

, -
n.

,
,
f.
{soldiers forming the gar- Generate, .

,
f,
rison) m. pi. m. pi. Generation, .
Garrison, , , f.

, -
(to /.

,
keep guard) Generative,

, -
,
,
Garrisoned, Generic,

,,,
Garrulity,
Garrulous,-
, ,
,
oXXyo
f. oXXoya ) f. Generosity,
,
,/. f.
[,/.
f.
f.

,
Gash,
Gasp,
Gasp,
,
,
,, ,
Garter,

[v.
,
, , , () , -
[f.
n.
f.
f. &, /.
f.
Generous,
Generously, adv.
Genesis,
Genial,
f.
-

,
Gate, with Genitive,

,
f. n. :

,/.
double
gates,
,
, ,
, -
gates,

,
to
without
:

put gates,
Genius, (intellectual power)
(disposition) f.

,
f.

,,
:

, -
,
n. (a spirit) rn.

Gather,

, , v.

,, XXy,
-
,
to gather Genteel,
n. : evil genius, m.

,
;

, , , ,
fruit,

,
Gathered, newly,

, , -
, , , ,, , ,, ,
Gatherer, m. Genteelly, adv.

',
Gathering, f. f.
, very

,
(assembly) m. n. :

Gaudily, adv. genteelly,

Gaudiness, ,',',
f.
f.
f.
f
Genteelness,
f.
Gentian,
.
/.
/.
/.

418
 , ^^.,,^
Gentile,

, ,
Gentility, , , ,,,^- GEN

evyeveia, f.
Gigantic,
{very large)
GLA
',

,
f.

,
,
f.
Giggle, v.
[
, ,
Gentle,7rpavs-,e?a,v,< Gild, V.

,
,
ayavhs, Gilded, -Tbs,

yaKypbs ; (well-born) Gilder, m.

,
sition,
make ,
, ,~,
- gentle,
of gentle dispo-
:

: to
Gildiug,

,
Gills,

^,
gills,

,
f.
n. pi. : like fishes'

Gentleness,

,
f.

Gently, adv.
,
f.
,, ,
,
f.
f.
f.
Gilt,

,
, ,,
,
Gimlet,

,,-
Gin, (snare)
Ginger,
n.

f. f.
n.

,,,
f.
Gird, V.
(slowly)
-
^
;

, ,
,,,,, , -
Genuine,
, , [, .
,
f.

,
Genus, n. Girdle, m. n.

,, ,
f.
Geographer,
Geographical,
Geography,

,, f.
m. Girl,

,,,
\, f.

,
, -
f.
f.

f.
f.
n.
f.
n. -
.

,
Geomancer, m. m. Girlhood,

,,
f.
m.

,
Girlish,

,,,,,,,'--
,
Geometer, m. Girth, n. [nbs,

,,,
Geometrical,
,
,,
Give, V.

,-
Geometrically, adv.
Geometrician, m. : to give
Geometry, up,
f.
m. , '-
,
Germ, n.
Germinate, v. , :

,
,,,,
Gesticulate, to give besides,

,
v.

;
(with the hands)
- to give back, :

- ,, ,
to give in return,

, -
:

Gesticulating, to give a part,

,
:

,
, ,,,
Gesticulation,
m.
f.

^.
Giver,

,
Giving,
,
m.
giving up,
m.

,
:
f. f.

-,
Gesture, fond of giving,

,
n. f. f. :

Get, V.
to

,,
Glacial,

, ,, -
,,,, ,
:

, ,
get besides, Glad,
to get possession
:

Ghastliness,
of,

,^,
,
Gladden,
:

.
to be glad,

,,,,
f. f,

Ghastly,
Ghost,

, ,
,,
m.

n.
f. (phantom,
n.
spectre)

f.
Glade,

, , ,
Gladiator,

^
Gladiatorial,

,
Gladly, adv. ,
,,
m.

, ,,,, -
,
Giant, m.
m.
[,
,
: to give gladly,

-
,
Gibbous,

,,,
Gibe,
Gibe,

, ,
V.
n. n.
n.

,
Gladness,
Glance,

, , .
[/.

n.
f. ,^. f.

/.
f.

-
,,
Giddiness, f. /. Glance, .
7,
Giddy,

,,^,,
be giddy,
Gift,

ypa,n.
f.

419
;
.

n
/.
tc receive gifts,
m,

(gift
f. ,
of honour)
in.

: to

n,
or light)

struck),
glance
contr.

at,
, to
glance off (as an arrow having

(mention slightly),
;
(as an arrow
:

- :
 ,,/.,
Glancing, yXavKbs

, ,, ,
, ^
GLA
: glancing quickly, Gloss over, v.
GO

,,,,,- ,,,, , -
Glossy,

[
Gland, c. Glove, f.

,, , ,
Glandular,

, .
Glow,
.
. on. &.

,
Glare, /. Glow, (as the eye, the

,
f. ;

- ,
Glare, V. sun, <kc.)

Glaring, - Glowing,
Glow-worm,
apb : glowing with
& -\,
fire,

,
f.

, , ,
[, (barefaced) f.

,,,
;

on. Gloze, v.

, ,,- , ^
,
Glass, or f. : glass cup, Glue, f. : like glue,

& yo -
Glass, or made of glass,

,
Glue, v. to glue on or to,

,
:

Glassy, to glue :

,
Gleam, . together,
f.
oya, - f.
Gleam,

Gleaming,
Glean, v.

, ,
,v.

b,,b - [,
Glued,

ther,
Glueing,
yoo
: glued to,
glued

f.
:

: glueing on
toge-

,,
aooya, /.

,
Gleaning, or to, f.
aoyos
, ,, - ,
Gleaning,

, f.
Glebe,
Glee,
glee,
, yo - f.

,,y?,
n.

f.
n.
: full of
: to
Glum,
Glut,
Glut, V.
on.
f.

,
be Glutinous,

, , [,
full of glee,
,
Glen,
Glide, v.
,, n.,
into or towards,- ,
or

yo
n.

, --
, ayb, -
to glide away,
-', to glide
f.
f.
Glutton,
or
Gluttonous,

:
as, on.

aapyo,
on.

to eat gluttonously,
9
c.

on.

,,,,
:

to glide by,

[
:

Glimmer, v. Gluttony, oaya,

-
f. f.
Glimmering,

ay
Glisten,
,
[
V.
[opb, yeo ,,,
yaaya,
,
aya, f.
-
f. on.

,
,,
,
Glitter,
,
Glistening,

Glittering,, . ,,
,
Gnat,
Gnaw,

,
,
,
,,
Gnash, V.
,/.
,
Gnashing,

,,
,
V.

,
on.
on.

f. n.

Globe,

,
Globular,
Gloom,

,
,
,,,
,
f.

. on. f. ,
,
Go,

,
Gnomon,
, .

, ,,,
on. .

, ,- ,
Gloomily, adv.

, ,,
,,,-
Gloominess, . f. : to go away, depart from,

-
,
Gloomy, ;

ypb, yvb,

,
(melancholy)

\
^

,,,
Glorify,

, ,,
,, -
Glorification,

,,
aab,

.
,/. .

,
,,,
,,
, ,
,
to go to or into,
: to go through,

or -,
:

^,
Glorious,

, , ,,- -
, ,
to go in, on, or to,

,
:

,
,

Glory,
Glory,
,
Gloriously,

,, ,,- ,
.
adv.

/.
[,/.
f.
.
.
, ,,
,
to go
, - up to,
to go up,
:

: to go down,
-
:

Gloss, ,/.
420
: to go round,
-
 ,,,,,,-
,
GOA
: to ,
,
,
,
,
-
garments,
GOS

^ ,
go forward,

,
,
: to go forth,
to go against,
-
Goldfinch,
,/. f. f.
[ov, n.

, ,, ,
:

,,,
Gold-mine, n.

:
: to go after,
to go under,

,
Goldsmith,

,, ,
Gone,
Good, ^, : interj.
ra.
be gone,

,
: to go before

,
(precede), ;
(a thoroughly
:

judge, &c.) : to go toge- good, : good conduct,

ther with,
to go forth wdth, , pyf.
f.
to do good to,
f. py-

, ,[
: :

to go up
, , , [,-
,, ,
: Good, f. f. aya0o-
with, to let go, :

Goodliness,
Goodly, ,,/.
f.
. on.
f.

,,
Goad, n. m.

,
Goad, V.

,
Goaded,
,
, ,^,,^/-
,
[\,/. Good-nature,
Good-natured,
,---
,
Goal, n. n. f.
Goat, |, c. pay os, ra. : he-goat, Good-naturedly, adv.

of goats,

,
,,
Goat-footed,

,,
Goat-herd,

-
,
m.
ayo,
: she-goat,

m.
m.
Tpayucbs
f. :

,
,,,,,,,/.
,^,
Goods,
very good-naturedly,
:

Goodness,
f.

. pi.
f.
f.
f.
.
f.

pi.

,
Goblet, n. f. pi.

,, ,
f.
Goblin,
yo
Good-temper,

,
, ,, ---
f. f. f.
. Good-tempered,
-
,, ,
God, on. on. : the gods, Good-temperedly, adv.
m.pl. on. pi.

-
[^,^
born of God,
on. pi. : Good-will, f. (readiness)
yovos,

,
,, ,
oyvvs
favoured by God,
honoured : or
Goose,
,,, ',
,f. : bearing good- will,
c. : of a goose,

,
Goddess,

,
,
, ,
Godhead,

,
Godless,
Godlike,
,
Godliness,
,
sent by God,

,
:

f.
n.

f.
f.
.
f.
Gore,
Gore, V.
Gorge,

^
Gorge, v.
Gorgeous,
ya7o,
,yaop, -
, yaov,
m.

m.
oyaoa,
n.

,
Godly,
manner,

, ,
Going,
,/. f. : going
: in a godly

forth,
Gorgeously, adv.

,
Gorgeousness, ^,yao, -
yao- f.

, ,
Hobos, f. yaopya,

-
f. f.
Gold, on. n. : like Gorgon, Topyco, f. Topycov, f. : of the
gold, rich in gold, Gorgon, /ryeibs, Topy
oay,
:

made or ornamented Gormandise, v. yaOTp'^,

^
:

,
tos,
made

, ,
: , - ,
, ,
with gold,

-
entirely of gold,

, - shining with or like

:
aypo,
: Gormandiser,

yb, m.
m.
oyo, m. yap-
aaay, m.
m.
yaaya,
gold,
Golden,

, , with golden
-,
contr.
hair,
- Gormandising,
aya, f.
Gory,
ayb, m. f.

,,
Gosling, m.

- , , [,
,
:

with golden throne, Gospel, ayyov, n.

,/,
:

',
with golden bridle or reins,

bow,
with golden
:
:

with golden
Gossip,

Gossip,
n.
m.
m. m.
n.
ra.
421
 , , ,-
, ,,
GOS GRA

,,,
Gossip,

, ,
, V. -, Gradually,

Graft, V. ,
,,
,, -
adv.

, ,
, ,
, ,,- ,
Gossiping,
m.
Gossiping,

,
/.
/. f. Grafting,

,
Grain,
Grammar,

, m.
f
f.
[,
f. (corn)
m.

,
Govern, .

,,,
f.
Grammarian, m.

-
to govern a Grammatical,

,
:

state, to be well-go- Grammatically, adv.

,
:

, ,,, ,
verned, Granary, m.

,
Governable, n.

, ,,
f.

, ,
tos, Grand,
Governance,
- ^.
[m. pi.

, ,
f. f.
f. f. Grandees, m. pi.

, ,
Governing,

:,,,.
Government,

(the ,
f.

government)

,
,
n.

executive body)
f.
f. {form of
f.

,m.

,
Grandeur,

,
f.

,
n.
Grandfather,

, ,
father's side)
the mother's side)
n.

m. (on
f.

m. (on
-
the

, , , ,
Grandly, adv.

, , -
good government,

,
,, ,, , ,
f. f. Grandmother, f. f. :

,
Governor,
m.

[,
m.
m.
m.

,
great-grandmother,

,,,,, ,-
Grandson, (son's son) m.
f.

m.

,,
Gourd,

,-
Gourmand,

,
Gout,
, /cubs,
m.
m.

f.
m.

m.
(in the feet)
f.
m.
f.
m.
m.

,
, ,
Grant,
Grant,

,, , ,,,
v.
m. (daughter's son)
contr.
.
-,
m.
n.

,
f. (in the hand) f. :

,,
Gouty,
,
to have the gout,
knowledge)
;
(to admit, ac-
:

,
Gown, m. kavhv, n. it istaken for granted, I

,,
,
:
f.

,
grant you,
n.
Grace, - Granted,

,, , -
f. f.

,, ,[
,
,
f. a grace or favour, rb Grape, |, /. bunch of grapes,

,
: :

,-,
,,,,,-- ,
Grace, V.

,,
Graceful,

,
: to act with grace, m.

in grapes,
f.
f dried grape, :

f. : abounding

,,,, ,-
Graphical,

, ,, ,
Gracefully, adv. Graphically, adv.
Grapple, .
Gracefulness,
,f f
/.

f
,
Grasp,

,
f.
n.
f.

, ,
f.

, ' , , ,,
Graceless, Grasp, v.

Gracelessly, adv.

Gracelessness,

Gracious,

,
Graciously, adv.

Graciousness,
Gradation,
,,
f.
, ,-
,, f.
/.
[,

,
/. -
,-

f.
,, .
,
Grass,

Grate,
Grate,
,,
[,
,
Grasshopper,
Grassy,

.
:
f.

to
m.

make
:

Grateful, (agreeable, acceptable)

[
f.
m.

to grate away,
a grating noise,

-
m.
f
m.

422
 , , ,
,, ,, -[
,
GRA
, -, , ,
-
GRI
: to become

, :, ;
;

(thankful) very great,

,
be
- so great,

,
: to grateful, :

,
Gratefully, adv. (thankfully)

, :
as great as,
as great
:

how
as,
great?
how great,

how

,
,.,
:

Grater,

,,,
Gratification,

,,
Gratify, v.

Gratis, adv.
Gratitude,
f.

/.
f.
f.

or
yapoa,
, , ,
great soever,
too great,

,
, .:,,
Greater,

Greatest,
compar.,

superl.,
compar.,

superl.,
?

for the

,,,
f.
Gratuitous, greatest part,
Gratuitously, adv. \

,
Greatly,
-, , *,
corn-

, ,--
Gratuity, f n. par., superl.,

,,
,*,
,^,
Gratulate, . compar., -,
su-

,
Gratulation, m. [, f. perl., so greatly,
'
:

',, *,
Grave, m. m. & -, :

Grave, how greatly?

,,, ,
grave-looking, Greatness, .
Grave, .
:

*,
|, f : greatness of
f.

^/,
,.,^,
Gravel, c m. /. mind, /.: greatness

,
(disease) f of soul,
\, f.

, ,,
Gravelly, Greaves, f. wearing greaves,
-
:

Gravely, adv. : to : well greaved,

Graver,
, -
speak gravely,

,[, n. m. Grecian,
*,
Gravestone,

,,, , ,, ,
Graving-tool,

^, -,
f.
f.
Gravity, (seriousness)
importance)
m.
m.
f.
Greece,
Greedily, adv.
/. f.

,
(weight, Greediness,

*,- , ,
f. f. f.
07/cos, m. f. n. f. m.

,
Gravy, m. Greedy,
,
,
;

Gray, (bluish gray)

,, ^, (gluttonous, hungry)
~/
^
f.

, ypo
Gray, (bluish gray) (greedy of gain

, ,
;

(of the hair, old or money)

,
;

age, &c.) iron gray, :

^,
to be greedy,

,, , ',
Grayness,
dapple gray,
be or grow gray,
: to :

- son,

Greeks,
m.
m.
m.
:

pi.
greedy per-

',
m,

m.

,,,,, , ,, ,[-
f.

, ',
,
Graze, v. (to feed) pi. Aavaol, m. pi. 'A/ryeToi, m. pi.
to put to graze, Green, green thing.xAo??, /.

,
: :

: to graze or touch lightly, n. greens,

: n. pi.

f. : to be green,

,-, - ,
Grazier,
Grazing,

,, , f.
m. m. Greenfinch,
Greengrocer,
m.
m.

,
Grazing,
-, f.

, , ,
Grazing, adv. Greenish,

, , ", , , - Greenness, f.

.\ ,
*,
. .

, Greet, .
Grease, f.
Grease,
Great,

great,

in
*,
^,^,
423
,

.
:

very great,
to
,
, ,,,
,.'
become
: to make
great,
Greeting,
Gregarious,
gregarious,
Gridiron,
Grief, n.
n.
m.

n.
:
f.
to be

f.
 ,
,
, ,, ,
, ,, .
GRI GUA

, , ,, ;
m. Grove,

,
hXyos,

,
n. f. opyte, j.

,
,
,,
f.
fiapos, n. m. f. Ground, n. n. 777, /.

,,
Grievance,
n.
n.

, , - f.
m.
n.
n.
n.
opinion,
f.
hope,
f. :
n.
&c.)
on the
(ground for
7^^,
ground,
n.

,
Grieve,

y, , ,
,, - ,
^,
: - ,
v.

,, , , trans, (to afflict)

intrans. (to lament)

the ground,
to the
adj.

ground,
: sleeping on

, ,
; :

: from the

ay,
very nmch,
, *< ^, yo,
-
to grieve ground,
under-ground,
:

*,

, ,
yo
,,- : to grieve at, above-ground,:

,
.

,
Grieving bitterly, Ground,

,
-

, ,,.,ay,
,
,
aXyfc,
Grievous,

-
, ,,, ,
: adv.'

Groundless,
: well-grounded,

, yv, , , ,,,, -
Groundlessly, adv.
;
(causing grief) Group, /. f
on. on.
Grievously, adv.

Grim,

, ,
yopyb
,
Griffin, Griffon, ypb\\/,m.

- yopycaty,
ypo,m.
yoyb,
Group, .
Grow, .

to
to
grow up,
grow in or on,
&
:

,,
,
Grin,
,,
Grind,

,, , ,
GrimJy, adv. yopybv,
Grimness, yopyOT -, f.

,, , ,,
v.
-
v.

,,
grown up,
Growing,
Growl, v.
to grow together
:

or
:
with,
to be

,
Grinder, m. (tooth) Grown up,
m.

,,
Gripe,

, ^^
, , [, m. f. Growth,
Grub, *,
f. f.

, , -
n. on.

,
f. f.
Gripe, v. (pyy Grub, v.
Grisly,

,, , ,,,,,
Gristle,
Gristly,
to be gristly,
Grit,
, , /f. ,/.
on.
:
Grudge,
a grudge

Grudge, v.
Grudgingly, adv.
to,
on. f. : to bear

ya'ip

,,,,, , , ,
Gritty,
Grizzled, (gray) Gruff, Grum,
Groan, Groaning, vayb,
,
Groan,
771.

v.
f. loy-rj,
f.
on.
Gruffly, adv.
Gruffness, j
: to groan be- Grumble, v. y, vay,
yoyyb
f.

y
Grumbling, m,

,,
neath, adj.

,
:

,
)

Groaning,

,
Groat, Groats, m. Grunt, ypb or ypxt
Groin, on. Grunt, v. yv,
Groom, on. : groom of the Grunting, yib, yb, on. m.

,
chamber, on. Guarantee, (pledge) e'yyUT?, /. (surety)

'^,
,,, y
Groove,
Grope, v.

, , ,,- m.
Guarantee,
on.
v. 4yy
r>l.

.
Gross,

, ,
pable)
Grossness,
,
Grotto, Grot,,
424
*,
,
^,
,, -
n.
f.
;
(huge, pal-

n.
f.
n.
Guard,
), m.
garrison, watch)
n.
(guarding, watch)
m.
on.

f.
j.
n.

:
f.

body-
(a

/.
 , , : GUA

, , - ,, ,,,
,
guard, m. pi. to find guilty, to
. to be a guard or body-guard,
: be found guilty,
advanced guard, Guise, n. /. n.
,/.
:

. .
, , ,,
,,:5,- ,,*,,,,
off one's guard,
off one's guard,
Guard, v.
to keep guard,
against,
,
, pi.

:
:

to guard
to be
pi.

:
Guitar,
Gulf,
Gull, {bird)

Gull, V.
Gullet,
.
.
, /.

.
.
. (/ool)
m.

,
to be Gully,
[,
,
/.
-
,
-yl,

,
guarded against,

, , ,
Guarded,

, - ,
, .
Gulp,
Gulp,
Gum,
v.
n.
.
n. m.

,
Guardian m. Gummy,

,
;

. .

,, , - ,, ,,
Guardianship, ,
to be a guardian,

- or
[,
-, /
.:
Gurgle,
Gush
.
out, .

Guarding,

,
Guarding,

, , , ,,
, ,,
/.
/.
: fitted
/
for
/.

Gushing out, /. /.

,
guarding, Gust, (/ wind) /. /.

,
Guard-ship,

, - .
/. pi. (taste) /.

,
.

,
Gudgeon, Gut,
/,/
[n. n. pi. great

,
:

Guerdon,

,,,,
, ,
, ,- ,
Guess, Guessing,
,, . yepay, n.
.
gut,
. pi.
. : small guts,

Guess,

,
/.
V.

, ,
", '
,
/. /.

: easy
Gutter,
Guzzle, .
Guzzler,
Gymnasium,
.
.
.
/.

,, ,, -
to guess,
Guessing well,
.
; adv. - Gymnastic, :

Guest, . : pub- gymnastic exercises, .

.
,
lic guest,
tain as a guest,

, , ,
: to enter-

-
pi.
nastics,
/. : teacher of gym-
m.: president

,
Guidance, of the gymnastic exercises,
-, /.
/. /.
.: to train in gym-

, ),
,
Guide, m. m. nastic exercises, to prac-
:

.-
m.

,
^,
,:, ,
-, , , -
.
m. tise them,

Guide,

,
(obey,
v.

- ,, ,, ,
,
follow)
to be guided by,
Habiliment,
.
.
m.

,,,,/.
'

n. /. n.

, .
Guiding,

, ,
[,
Guile,

Guileful,,[,,
n.

,/. ,, ,
^
.
[avoyo
Habilitate,
Hability,
Habit,
.
,/..
,/, ,/.
. ,
n.

,
/.

,,,,,,
Guilefully, adv.

, ,/, ,/.
n. (dress)
.

,,,,,,,- ,,,
Guileless, . of like habits,

,
:

Guilelessly, adv. Habitable, : not

Guilelessness,
Guilt,
/. ,
,, ,
,* /
n.

,/.
/.

/.
/
/.

'
habitable,
Habitant, m.
m. .
.
,/,
,
[ , /.
Guiltiness, Habitation, . /.
- ,. .
, *,
Guiltless,
/. .
Habitual,
Guilty, : Habitually, adv.
 , ,, ,
,,, ,- , HAB
,, , HAN

,,,,,
Habituate, v. Hamlet,

, f. n.

,
Hammer, f. alpa, f.
Habituated, 0? m.

,^
f.
Habitude, f. f. n. Hammer, v.

Hack,
Haft,
,
m.

, v.

,,, f.
f.
to hammer
: to hammer
or weld
in,
together,
:

, ,,,
Hag, Hammered,

,
f. f.
Haggard, Hammock, f.
Haggle, v. Hamper, f. m.
Hail,
Hail, v.

, ,,,
Hail, interj.
Hair, ,-- ,
\,, ,, f.
f. : like hail,

f.
m,
Hamper,
Hand,
v.

the right hand,

hand, f.
f. (measure)
f. :

f.
the
: palm
left
f.

, :

, , ,
f.

beautiful hair,

, , ', --
,
or golden hair,
,
by the

-
f.
hair,
:

:
of hair,

with auburn
: with
of the hand,

hands or power
: take by
to
of,
;
f. :

adv.

the hand,
:
at hand,
4-
in the

:
: ,
,
black hair,

,
with white hair,

,
:

, , -
with red hair,

-
with long hair, :
: with

-
shake
in hand,
hands,

put into one's hands,

to be at hand,
hand,
to take
:

: hand
: to

to
:

,,
,,
,
, ,
with short hair,

, ,
with woolly hair,
:

with straight :
-
Hand, Hand down,
hand round,
. : to

-
to cut Handbreadth,

,
hair, :
f.
, pay,f.
,,
the hair,
Hair-cloth,
Hairiness,

, f.
n.

f.
Handful,
Handicraft,
f.
pay
oya,
n.

f.
f.
f. : be-

,,, - ,,,,, ,,
Hairy, : very
,
longing to handicraft,
[,-
Halberd,
Halcyon,
hairy,

,, , ,/.
: to be

/.
hairy,

[
hal-
Handicraftsman,
Handily, adv.
Handiness,
oya, f.
m.
m.

f.

,
:
f.
cyon days, f. pi.
Handiwork, n.
Hale, ", Handle,

,, ,. , ,
f. f. f.
Half,

r
more than
full, , : the half,
half,
: half-done,
5
: half-
:

: Handle, .
n. :

[, -
with handle or handles,

,
half- eaten, half an Handling, m. payb, (taking in>^

,, , , ,, ,-
:

,
hour, n. hand, management) f.
Hall, ,/, ,,/. Handmaid, f. f.
Halloo,

-, , ,,
V.

- */,
Ti S ,f. [m,

,
^ f

Hallow, . Handmill, f.

,, , , ,',
Handsome,

,
Hallowed, ay
Hallucination, f. /. [/. Handsomely, adv.

, ,
Halt, Halting, (lame)

, , ,
Halt, Halting, (a stopping)
(stand-
Handy,
Hang, Hang up, . .-

,
,,,,, , ,
;

ing still)
Halt, V.
limp)
Halter,

Halve,
Ham,
f.
, m.

., -
v.
,
,/. ./.
; -(be lame,

in.
n.

f.
to

to
hang down,
hang on or over,
hang,

hang down,
: to
;

hang
intrans.
: to

or
:

426
 -,
upon,
-
,, , -
,
, ,,,,;,}
,
hang up,
to hang
HAN

over,
: to

(impend)
hang
: to , ,/ ,/. ,-
Hardhearted,

Hardiness,
Hardly, adv.

-[
(scarcely)
.

, -
:

,, ,,
Hardmouthed,

,,
to hang, (choice)
:

Hanging, (strangling) ,/. Hardness,

,/. ,/. / (difficulty,

,,
Hanging, (suspended, hovering) severity)
Hardship, . /.
Hangman,
Hank,
Hanker after, v.
m.
m. Hare,
Hark,
Harlequin,
,,, [,,
,, ,[,,
m.

m.
[hare,
m. : of a

,, ,-
Hansel,

,
hanselled, new,
v. : not Harlot,
/
,,, /.
/.
n.
n.

,,,, , / Harm, /

,, ,, [,
Hap, m. n. n.
Harm, ,
Haphazard, /

,,,
,, ,
,
Hapless,

- ,,,,-
/.

,
Harmless,
Harmlessly, adv.
Harmlessness, /.

, ,- , , ,
, ;
Haply, adv. Harmonic, Harmonical,
Happen, .

, ,
, ,, ,
to,
:

, -
befal,
to happen at the
: to happen

same time,
:
Harmonious,
,
(in harmony, agreeing)

,, ,
,
to happen besides, Harmoniously, adv.
Happily, adv. , Harmonise, .

, / /
Harmony, :

,,, ,
Happiness,

--
m. /.
',
in harmony with,

, ',
,
/. Harness, m. pi.

,
Happy, n. pi.

,/,,,/
,/
,,, ,-
very happy,

, ,
Harness, v.

, , ,/.
:

: to Harp,
be happy, : to /. : to play the
call or pronounce happy, harp,
, Harper, .
,,
m.

",
,,,
Harangue, / m.

,,,
Harangue,

.
v. Harpies, the,
Harpoon,
,
,,, ,[,
m.
/. pi.

,-
Harass, Harpy, (a bird 0/ prey) /

, ,,,, ,
Harrow, v.
Harbinger, m. Harsh,

,. ,
Harbour,

,,,,,, ,
,
Harbour, .
\-
Hard, (firm, solid,
m.

stiff,
m.

stubborn) ,-
Harshly, adv.
Harshness,
/.
/
/.
/ .

, , ,-
harshness of voice,
(severe, griev- ,
/. :

,,
; /.

,,,,- m.
ous) (di/ Hart,

,
;

,
ficult) Harvest, m. m.
Hard,

,
adv. (laboriously, diligently) n. or
or : wheat harvest,
: hard by, m. : to get in the harvest,

Harden,

427
.
,
Harvest-home,
n. pi.
12
 ,,,
, ,
,
Harvesting,

,
Harvest-time,
,
,
, ,
,,, ,
HAR
m.
on.
f.
m.
Hazy,
He, ,

,
Hash,
Hash,
Haste,

,
,
,
haste,-
v. ,/, ,/.
, ,
/.

/. /. : with
Head,

,
Head-ache,
head-ache,
/
/.
.
: to have
causing
.

, , ,,--
adv.

,
:

, ,,,
Haste,
- Hasten,
-,
v. (to onake haste) also havinghead-ache,

, ,,,,.,- , , ,[-
Hasten, v. ,,
&

--
(urge on)
-,
Head-dress,

Headland,
Headlong,
m.
/.

;
/.

adv.
m.
.

, ,,, , ,, , , .
Headstrong,

, ,
,
Hastily, adv.

,,,[, , Heal, V.

, , ,
,, [- , ,,
Hastiness, m.

, /. /. Healer, m.
. Healing, . /.

Hat,

,,
Hasty,

,m. .
Health,
health,
/. /. : to drink

, ,,
Hatch, .

,,,, , ,,,,
Hatches,
Hatchet,
Hatching,
Hate,

, ,, ,, ,, .
on.

/.
. pi.
/.
/.
Healthily, adv.
Healthy,
be healthy,
Heap, on. .
: to

,
n. m. n.

,
w.

, , ,,
, ,
Hate, V.

Hateful,

, ,
,, , ,
, - ,
Hatefully, adv.
,
:

, ,
,-,,
,/.
to be hated,
Heap, v.

Heaping up,
Hear,

(to hear
.
/ hear oieivs
/.

/, hear from
;

,
Hatred,

,, ,
. . /. some one else)

, ,, , ,
,
/.
Have, . Hearer, m.

,
on.

,,, , ,
, ,-
or &c. Hearing, /. /.
Haven, quick hearing,

, , m. of
on. /.:

-
, ,,
Haughtily, adv. : within heariog,

,/.
/.

,, ,
Haughtiness,

, , ,
,,,, ,, , ,,,,
,
Haughty,
, - , , -
.
on. ,/. /.
Hearken,
Hearsay,
Heart,
. with:
.

/.
all
/
?.
one's heart,
[
, . -,
/.

,, : to be haughty, Heartbreaking,
Heartburn, /. ,/.
[
Haul,

,
Haunt,
,
Haunch,

,
.

,
, , [
, n.
/
m.
m.
Hearth,
Heartily, adv.
Heartless,
/. /.

;
(cruel)

,,,, [ ,, , ,
Haunt, .

Hawk,
Hay,
,
Havoc,
,
./, , , m.
on.
m.
m.
/.
,/.
[/. Hearty,
Heat,

Heat, .
.
.
/.
/. /.

Hazard,
Hazard, V.
Hazarding,

Hazardous,
-
,, ;, ,, ,-
,,,/, /.
m. Heath, /.
Heatheu, Heathenish,
Heathen,
Heave, v. (lift, raise)
(throb, swell)
Haze, /. /.
428
 Heaven, ,
,, ,,
,,,,,,
, ,
,-
HEA
m. , m. from Help, .

,
:

,
, ,
heaven, : in heaven,

Heavenly,
heavenly bodies,
Heavily, adv.
Heaviness,
Heavy,
be heavy,
,
,,,,
, , ,
,
, ,,
,,,,[,,
,
. /.
.

:
the

to
Helper,

-, /.
Helpless,
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.

Hebdomad,
Hebrew,
/. Hebrew,
:

Hebrew,
Hecatomb,
in

,
,, , , ,,
, , ;
/.
(dialect)

f.
: to speak
Helplessness,
Hem,
Hem
iy
in,

Hemisphere,
. ',
.
/.

.
.
/.
/.

,,, ,-
Hectic, [/.

,
.

, ,,
Hedge, n. m. Hemlock,
Hedge, v. Hemp, /.
[,/.
, ,/.
Hedgehog, m. Hempen,

, ,
[/.
,/, /.,/.

,
Heed, Hen,

,
/.

,
Heed, ,

,
Hence,

, ,,, ,,
take

,
:

heed,
[ : one must take heed, Henceforth, Henceforward, adv.
,
, -
,,,--
,,, - ,
Heedful,
-
,
Heedless,

,
Herald,

,, [
m.: to be a herald,

-
,
Herb,

, ,
n.

,, ,
/.
Heedlessly, adv. Herbaceous,

,
,,, ,/ ,
Heedlessness,
,, , ,
Herbage,

Hercules,',
m.
or
[m.
/.

,/.
,
f. f. contr.

Heel,

, , ,
Heifer,

,
Height, , ,- /.
/
.
/. (a height, eminence)
/.

.
,/. ,
Herd,
Herd, .

,,,
Herdsman,

, ,
,
,
Here, adv.
/.

m.
/.

m.
m.
-
on.
.

, ,[
/.

, , ,
. /. . / here and there,

,
:

, ', , ,-
(acme, greatest degree) /.
. to be at the n. Hereafter, adv.

,,
,
:

,
height or highest degree,

,,
Heighten,

, ,
v. Hereditary,

,,,,,, ,
Heinous, Heresy, './.
,
,
Heretical,

[
Heinously, adv. Heretofore, adv.
,/,
, , [
Heinousness, /. Heritage, m. /.
Hermit, m.

, ,, , ,
/. /.
Heir, m. : to be heir to, Hero,

, , ,
m.

,',
Heiress, / Heroic, Heroical, contr.

, ,
Hell, m. m. Heroine, /. /. /.

,
Hellebore,
Hellespont, the,

, ,, ,,
m.
m.
Heron,
Hesitate, .
m. m.

, ,,
,
Hellish, Hesitating,
Helm,
Helmet,

,,
, ,
Help,
.
/.
429
m.

/.
/.

-,
/
/.
/.
n.
n. /
.
/. ,-
Hesitation,
Heterodox,
Heterodoxy,
Heterogeneous,
m.

,/. ,/.
/.
 Hew, v.

, , ,,
Hewing,
, .,
,
,, [-
-
HEW
,,
Hinge,
.
HOL
on. on.

, ,
f.
Hewn, Hint, .
Hexameter,
(),
, ' on. or . .

,,,, -
Hexameter,
Hiatus,

,,,, - , , , ,
n.
n.

[,
on. Hippopotamus,
Hire,
out hire,
.
.
; adv.
f.
-
: with-

,
Hiccup, Hire,

,
f.

,
Hid, Hidden,
Hide,

, , , , f. n. ,/. Hired,

,,
.
Hide,
, - v.

,/.
Hireling, . on.

,,, , ,,,, ,,
Hirer, on. on.
Hiring,
Hideous, His, hers, its, , , tv ; ,,

,
;

Hiding-place, . .

-
Hie, . Hiss, .
.
Hierarch,

,, , , , , , *,
Hierarchy,
High, On high, adv.

, , ,- , ,
f.

from on high,

,
,',
Hissing,
^is,f.
Historian,
on.
c.
on.

on,
on.
on.
on.

,
:

High,

, , ,
, , , ,
Historical,
History,
[7 ^>/
on.

:
f.
,/, .
High-born,
Higher,

, , Hit,
Hit, .
/.

,
Highest,

-,,
, ,^. , ,
y,
Highly, adv.

High-minded, ,
, , ,** more highly,
'
Hither, adv.

Hither,
:

Hithermost,
come hither,
,*

, ,
Hitherto, adv.

,,,
High-priest,
Highway,
Highwayman,

,
Hilarity,

, , ,
,
,
, ,
,
,
[,/,
-- f.
on.

on. on.

f.
Hive,
Hoard,
Hoard, .
.
on.
.

Hill,

,
], , ,
X"pa> /

,
- , on. yo, on. m.
Hoarfrost,
Hoariness,
/.
/. [,
*-
/.
f.

, , , , ,, ,
,
f. on. on. Hoarse,
on. : to be hoarse,

,
Hilly,

,
Hoarseness,
Hilt, f. f.
on.

[, on.

j
,
,,, ,,
itself,; ,,
Himself, herself, itself,

; of himself, of herself, of
:

contr.
Hoary,
Hobgoblin,
Hoe, .
. ,/.
on.
/.

>

Hind,

, ,
,, /.
Hoe, .
Hoeing,
,.
,,,,,,, ,.,,,
<

f. f.
,
~)>, .
,
1
Hind,

, ,
Hinder,

,
Hinder,
,- ,, .

;, '^,
Hog,
Hoist,
Hold,
C.

hold of,
f.

hold of a ship,
c.

f.
/.
on.

f.
a laying
f.

,, ,
on.

,
f.
Hinderance, . . Hold, v. (con-

, , ,,, , ,
Hinderer, on. on. tain) : to hold before,
Hindering, f. f.
to hold:

/. [adv. back, to hold out,

:

Hindering, ;
(in various senses)
Hindmost, Hindermost, : to hold out
against, to hold
:

430
 , , HOL
, , HOS

,
up,

,
,
,
Hole,
-
, , ,-
ther,

-, n.
f,
: with
:
to hold over,
to hold under,

many
.
:

to hold toge-
:

to lay hold of,

to
:

make
holes,
f.

a hole,
,,
Honourably,

Hook,

,
Hook, .

, ,
Hooked,

[
,/.

Hook-nosed,
Hoop,
adv.

,, n.
[solid hoof,
f
[(curved)
m. : with

-
;

,.
:
f.

,
Hoot, .
Holiday,

,
Holily, adv.
,,
,
, , f.

,
Hope,
.
\,/.

,
Holiness, Hope, .
f. f.
-
, ,
,,,,,,
Holla, v.

, ,, ,
(perf.), ava- Hopeful,
Hopeless,
-,
-,

,,,
Hollow, m. n. n.

, ,, , , ,
m. n. Horde, /. f

, ,, [
Hollow, Horizon, m.

,
,,
Hollow, V.
Hollowness,
Holy,

,, , -
Homage,

Home,

, ,
m.
,
n. : to
f.
do homage,
f.

of or be-
f.
Horn,
Horned,
-,
horned,
crumple -horned,
horned,
n.

:
n.

short -horned,
one-

black-
golden-
:
:

, ,, ,
:

:,,,, ; ,
f. :

longing to home, home, horned,

,
: : fine-horned,

,
to home, at home, contr.

,
:

; adj. Hornet, f.
from home, Hornless,
adj.

, , , [
-
: to be Horny,

,,,
.
from home,

", ,
Homely,

, ,
,
Horologe,
Horrible,

[
Homer,

,
m. Horribly, adv.
Homeward,

, , , , , adv. Horrid,
.
,
Hone,
,
Homicide,

, ,,
(murderer)

,, ,
, , , , ,,,
Homily,
Homogeneous,

-
f.,,,, f.
m.

f.
m.
f.
m.
Horror,

Horse,
horse,
.

. :
c.
c.

breeding horses,
f.

:
.

little
c. : riding-
horse,
-
.

,
Honest,

,
: the breeding of horses,

, ,
Honestly, adv.
,, ,
horses,
horse,
f. f.

',
with four
of a
:

,
Honesty,

,
Honey,
, ,
-
- /.
/. /. Horseman, m.
to be a horseman,
m. :

, ,
n. of or like honey,

[,
,
:

to make Horsemanship,

-
: :
f. f.
honey,
', , n. suited for horsemanship,

-
,,[ [
Honeycomb, n. f.
Honied,

,
, ,. ,
; (of words) Horse-race, f.

,
Hortatory,

,,, ,
Honour,
,,/, n. Horticulture, f

,,,,,- ,, ,
f.

, ,, ,
f. f. (an honour or credit Hospitable,
m. m.
to)
Honour, v.
[, n. Hospitably, adv.
Hospital, n. m.

, -
,,, Hospitality, f.

,,
:
f.
to honour very greatly, Host, on. m.
m. (body of men) n.
Honourable, Hostage, m. /.
431
 ,
, ,
,
,
Hostile,
,
, ,- ,,, ,
, ,
HOS
Hugely, adv.
HUR
.
:>

, ,
Hugeness,

, , ,
Hostilely,

,
:

, [
to be hostile to,

--
adv.
Hull,
Hum, Humming,
Hum, .
Human,
, .
.
Hostility,

Hot,
, -
engage in

,,
red-hot,

,,
,
, , -
:
hostilities,
or
boiling hot,
f. f. : to

:
Humane,

Humanely, adv.
Humanise, .
Humanity, , /.

,
Hotly, adv. Humble,
Hovel, f. Humble, .

, ,
Hover, v. : to hover over,
: to hover round, Humble-oee, m.

, ,, ,,, ,,,
,
Humbling, /.
Hound,
Hour,

,,
House, , ,
,
, , f.

/.
c.

on.
n.
f.
on.
C.

- n.
Humbly,
Humid,
Humidity,
Humiliation,
adv.

,/. ,/. ,/
/

, ,, ,,, n, /. n. Humility, /. /.
of or belonging to a house, /,

,
in or at the house,
: Humour, m. /. : good-

,
humoured,

,
- to :

the house, from : Humour, .

,
,
the house, to be housed, Hump, . . (/

,
:

Housebreaker,

, , ;,, , m. : to be
camel)
Humped, Hump-backed,
m. [rbs,
-
-
,,
,
a housebreaker, Hundred, (the number)

,
Housebreaking,
Household,
f.
/. hundred,
/. /. two, three
:

S^C. :

,
f.
hundred times,

,
n.
Housekeeper, on. ,/, Hundred-fold,

,, ,
keeper,
Housekeeping,

,,,
Houseless,
How ?

how,
, ,
, , ,, ,,-
(in
, n.

which way ?)
m.

,/, ,/.
: to be a house-

;
Hundred-handed,
Hundredth,
Hunger,
Hunger, .
Hungry,
,,,
m.

Hunt, Hunting, /
/. ',/.

/.
';
, ,,
,,
Howbeit,

, -
,
good, &c.)

, ,
,
how, (as, how fresh,

, , -
: how
stern,
great 1 longing to
.
:
hunting,
fond
n.

of
: of or be-

hunting,

,
However,
way)

,,',
,,
, ,,,
, ,
,
,
(howsoever,

;
in

(but, nevertheless)
whatever Hunt,

Hunter,
v.

on.
m.
m.
m.

,
Howl, . Hunting-ground, .
,/. 6oyb, m. /

,
Howling, Huntress,

, ,
/.
Howsoever,

,, ,/, ,/., , - Huntsman,

, ,
m. m.
n

, ,
Hoy, m.

,[-
[p ot/ > *

Hue, / Hurdle, Att. m.

,, , ,
/.
Hug, /. Hurl, v.
Hug, . Hurling, ,/.
,/.
Huge,

432
,
Hurricane,
Hurriedly, adv.
Hurry, /.
 , ,,,,, , ; , ',
HUR
Jar,
JEW
-

,,,, ,
Hurry, V. v. (differ, disagree)
intrans. (to make an

, - ,
inharmonious sound)
), f ; (of

,, ,
Hurt, . . the strings of a musical instrument)
.
Hurt,
,
, ,.

- ,, ,,,/.

,
f
Jarring,
Jasper, f.

,
Javelin, n. n.

,
to hurl the javelin,
,
Hurtful, n. :

hurling of the javelin,

:

Hurtfully, adv.

,
, ,, ,, ,
Hurtless,
Husband,
.
,,,, , on. ,. ',
.
the javelin,
Jaundice,
f.

rn.
: one who
on.
hulls

, , ,, , [, f
rn. m. Jaw, Jawbone, f.
on. . Jay, f. f
Husbandman,
, , ",
in. on. Ice,
Ichor,
on. m.

,,,,,,. ,, , ,
on. in. on. rn.

Husbandry, f.
on. Icy,
Hush, v. ;
(be silent)\ffiya Ida, (mount) ", f.
Husk, n. n. rn. Idea, f.
, f. n.

,, ,
n.

,,,
f. f.
Husky, Ideal,
Hustle, Identical,

, ,,, ,
v.

Hut, f.
n. f. Identity, f. f.

,', , , ,
Hyacinth, c. Idiom, n.
Hyacinthine, Idiotic,
Hyena,

,
, ',
[ , ,
f. in.

,
Idle, contr.

,,,, ,,,
Hymen, on. on. to be idle,

,
:

Hymn,
Hyperbole,
Hyperborean, , ^. on. : to sing a
f.
hymn,
Idleness,
Idly, adv.
f f
Hypocrisy, f. f. Idol, . f
Hypocrite,

Hypothesis,
Hyrst, ,,,
Hypocritical,

,, ,,- ,/. n.
on.

m.
m. Idolater,
Idolatry,
Idolise,
Idyll,
v.
n.
rn.

f.

Hyssop,
Hysterical,
Hysterics,

,, ,
,,, ,
,,
f. Jealous,
: to be jealous,
\_, f.

,
Jealousy, n. f.
.
[, .
Jeer, Jeering,
.
.
f.

, Jeer,
I, pron.
Jackal,
,
,, ,
,, , , m.
Jeerer,
Jeering, adj.
m.

, ,
Jackdaw, ?n. f.
Jejune,
Jacket,
Jade, v.
to be jaded,

,,
m.

,
, , ,-
[,
:
Jelly,
Jeopardise,
Jeopardy,
.
on. n.

, ,[,.
on. n.

,
Jaded,
Iambic,
Iambic,

,,
January,
,
,, ,
Jar, (a vessel)

, f.
,
Jambs, (of a door)
on.

,
, ,
in.
[,-
f. pi.

n.
:

rn.
iambic verse,

rn.

n. (a quarrel)
m. pi.

on.
Jest,
Jest,

Jester,
Jesus,
Jet,
Jew,
Jewel,
.

'

,
n.

on.

,
on.
: to jest with,

m.

.
.

m.
on.

f.
433 5
 JEW

, ,
,, ,
,
, ,,,,
Jewelled, Ill-success,
, f. /.

,, , , ,
If, conj. el (with ind.) ; av, %v} Ill-temper,
,
Ignite, v.
Ignition,
, (with subj.)

f. #
Ill-tempered,
f
f.
f.
-
f.

Ignoble,

, ,,,[,
dvayzvfys,
ayvks,

Ignobly, adv. ayevvous,

Ignominious,
ayeyrjs, ayevvyros,

-
Ill-treat,
'

, ,
.
: to be ill-treated,
or -
,, , , ,
,,, Ill-treated,

,,
Ignominiously, adv. Ill-treatment, /. /.
,/.
.
,
,
, , ,
,
Ignominy,

, - ,
Ignorance, ayvoia,
ay, -
-
.
f
f. f.
f.
Illude,

ay,
V.
/.

Illume, Illumine, Illuminate,

f.

v.

,
f. f.

, ,-
Ignorant,
',/. ^,. ayvfo,

, ,
ayvow, ,
Ignorantly, adv., -
,/. --
, : to be ignorant,
Illumination,
Illusion,

Illusory,
m.
f.
f. [,

,,,
Jingle, .
Jingling,
Iliad,

,;
Ilithyia,
;
,/.

-, ,,,,
^,, , -
-
,
Illustrate,
Illustration,
, . /,, .
,
Illustrious,
.
/.

, [ , ,,[
f.
Ill, (sick)

^,
adv. to be illus-

,
:

, : to speak ill of, trious,

, ,
:

, ,
,
to be ill or sick,
or
Illustriously, adv.
Illustriousness,

,
111, f. /. /.

oy
Ill-advised,

,
, - ,/.
,,
/.

,
Ill-advisedly, adv.

, ,
,,
Ill-will, m.

-
,
Illative, f. : to bear ill-will,
Illegal, or
-
,,,
Illegality, f. f. : bearing ill-will,

,
/.

, ,, ,, , ,
Illegally, adv.

, ,,,,
act or do illegally,
Illegible,
: to Image,
Imaginary,
Imagination,
f. .
f.
[, .. /.

,,,, [ ,
Illegitimacy,
Illegitimate,
Ill-fortune,

, ,, ,
f.

f. f.
Imagine, .

Imbecile,
yoa,

,
f. f.

,, ,, ,
Illiberal, Imbecility, f. f.
Illiberally, adv. f. f.

,
Illicit,
y-
Imbibe, .

,,,,,,,,,[- , ,, ,,
Illiterate, Imbody, .
Imbrue, V.
Illiterateness,
Ill-judged,
Ill-nature,
f.
[, f.
/. Imbue, .
Imitable,
,/. /. f.
-

,,, -- ,,,,,,-
/. Imitate, .
Ill-natured,

/.
yo
Illness,

Illogical,
Ill-omened,
f.

(of words)
f . Imitated,
Imitation, (act of imitating)
f.
(,/.
Imitative,
(copy)
f.
.
f.

[tV? m
.
;

Imitator, m. m, <

434
 ,, ; , ,,,/,,,,/.
Immaculate,
Immaterial, [DM
,,
-
(trifling)
ayvbs, Impart, .
IMP

, ,,-
(incorporeal) Impartial,
Immature, Impartiality,

,, , ,
, ,
Immaturity,
Immeasurable,

,
,,,
, ,
Immaturely, adv.

,
,
Immeasurably, adv.
/.
, Impartially, adv.

Impassable,

, ,
Immediate,

,,,
, ,
Immediately, adv.

, ,, , ,
Impassioned,
Impatient, to be
impatient, bear with impatience,
:

Immense,

, -
Immedicable,

,,,
, ,
,,
Impeach, v. ypoa,
Impeachment, ypa,
Impede, v.
ayop
/. iy n.

,
, ,,
Immensity,

-,[
Immersion,
,
Immensely, adv.

,
Immethodical,
,
,
,,
,,,
Immerge, Immerse,

, ,, ,
/.
[
-
/.
. -
Impediment,
Impel,
Impend,

Impending,
.

Impenetrable,
Impenitent,
.
n.

-
.

. ,,,',
Imminent, -
- ,, ,
Immethodically, adv.

,- -
Imperceptible,
Imperfect,
Imperfection, ,/, ,/.

, y,
Immix, Immingle, . Imperial,

,' - &,
-
Immoderate,

,,, -[-
Immoderation,
Immodest,
,
Immoderately, adv.

Immodestly, adv.
,/,
,
,,, ,,, -
- ,, /.
ay ,
Imperious,
Imperiously, adv.

,
,
Imperishable,

Impervious,
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Immoral,

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Immorality, /. /.

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be immovable,

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Inactive,

Inactively, adv.
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Inadvertence,
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Improbability, f. Inadvertent,
f.
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Improbity,
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Inanity,

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Incompleteness,
Incomprehensible,
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incense,
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Incentive,
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Inconsistence,
Inconsistent,
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Inconsistently, adv.
Inconsolable,

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Incivility, Inconstancy,
Inclemency,
Inclement,
f.
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f.
f. f.

Incline, .,,
Inclination,

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Inconstantly, adv.
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Incontinence,
Incontinent,

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Incontinently, adv.

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Incontrovertible,
f. f.

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Indecorously, adv.

Indeed, adv.
Indefatigable,
Indefinite,
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Inconvenience,

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Inconvenient,
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f.

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Indelicacy,

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Incorrigible,

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Independence, Independency,

Independent,
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Incorrigibly, adv.

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Indescribable,

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intrans.
Indestructible,

Indeterminate,
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Incredibility,
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Incredible,

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Indication,
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Incredulity,

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Incubation, *, ^, m.
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Incumbent, in- Indifference,
cumbent,
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f. f.
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to incur danger, (middling, passable)

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Incursion,
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Indifferently, adv.
Indigence,
Indigenous,
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f.

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Incurvate, .
Indebted,
Indecency,

Indecent,
indecent,
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f. ,./.
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: to be
Indigent,
Indigestibility,
Indigestible,
Indigestion,
Indignant,
indignant,
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or Ineffectually, adv.

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f. /.

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Indignity, Inelegance,

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f. f. f. /.

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Indiscreet,

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Indiscreetly, adv.
Indiscretion,

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f.
Inelegant,
Inelegantly, adv.
Inept,
Inequality, /.

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f. f.

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Indiscriminate,

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Indiscriminately, adv. Inertly, adv.

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Inertness, f. apyia, f.
Indispensable, vaya7o

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Indisposed,
(unwilling)
Indisposition, [
(disordered)
contr.
f. f.
;
f.
Inestimable,
Inevitable,
Inexcusable, vaoyo
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Indisputable,
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Indisputably, adv.

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Inexorable,

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Indissoluble, Inexpedient,
Indissolubly, adv. Inexperience, /. f.

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Indistinct, f.

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Inexperienced,
Indistinctness, /. f.

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Individual, m. Inexplicable,

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Individually, adv.
Indivisible,

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Indocile,

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Indocility,
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Inexpressible,

Inextinguishable,
Inextricable,

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Indolence, apyia, f. f.

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f. f. Infallible,
Indolent,

Indubitable,
yb,

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Indolently, adv.,
aopy,

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:

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to be indolent,

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Infamous,

Infamously, adv.
Infamy, /.
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f.

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f.
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Infant, n.
f. f.
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Inducement,

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Inductive,

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Induction, ayyr], f.

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f.

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f.
Infantile, Infantine,
Infantry,

Infatuated,
Infatuation,
m. pi. 5 5

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Infect,

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Indulgence,
Indulgent,

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Indurate,
Indurate, .
f.

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f. Infection,
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Infectious,
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Infelicity, f. f.

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Industrious,

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Inference,
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f.

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Industriously, adv.

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Inferior,

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Industry,

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Inebriate, .
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Inebriety,

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Ineffable,
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Ineffectual,

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Inefficacious,
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Inferiority,
Infernal,
Infest, v. (aspirates)
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Infidel,
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Infidelity,
Infinite,

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INF

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Ingenuousness,
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Inglorious,
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f.

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Infinitely, adv.

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Infinitive
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Infinitude, Infinity,
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Ingloriously, adv.
Ingloriousness, /. /.

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Ingratiate, .
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Infirm, [/.

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Infirmity, Ingratitude,

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Inflame, V. Ingress, /.
: to be inflamed, Inhabit, .
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Inhabitant,
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Inflammable, on.
Inflammation, Inhabited,
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,
,
Inflammatory,

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Inflate,
Inflation,
Inflect,
.
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Inhale, .
Inharmonious,
Inherent,

Inherit, .
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to be inherent,

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Inflexibility,

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Inflexible,

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Inflict, .
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Inheritance,
Inheritor,

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Inhibit,
Inhospitable,

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Inhospitality,
.

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Inhuman,
Infliction, .
,
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Influence,

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to have influence,

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Influx,

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Inform,

against,
v.
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inform

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Inhumanity,
Inhumanly, adv.

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Inhume, .
Inject,

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Inimical,

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Inimitable,
Iniquitous,
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Iniquitously, adv. 7-

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Information, {informa-
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tion against) /. Iniquity, /.
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Informer, m.

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on. f.
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Infraction,

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Infringe, v.

, , [,/.
n.

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Initiation,
Injudicious,

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Injudiciously, adv.
/. /.

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Infringement, Injudiciousness, /.
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Infuse, .

,
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, , ,- ,,
Infused,
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Injunction,
Injure, .
Infusion,

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Ingenious,

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Ingeniously, adv.

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Injur er,

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Injurious,

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m. .

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Ingenuity, /.

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Ingenuous,
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Injury,
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Ingenuously, adv. - Injustice,

Ink,
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.
INS

Inlaid,

,,
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Inlay,
Inlet, ,
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Inland, ^eaoyaios,
,
.
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Insatiableness, Insatiability,

Inscribe, v.

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Inscription,

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Insatiably, adv.
y,
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n.
[,/.
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Inmate, m, m.

,,
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Inmost, - Inscrutable,

Inn, . KaTayoyiov, . Insect, .

Innate,

, , ,
to be innate,
Innavigable,
,, -
:

iyyev -,
.
:
Insecure,
Insecurity,
Insensibility,
/.
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m.

/.
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,
Inner,

,
Insensible,

, ,, --[ ,,, -
Innkeeper, . . to be insensible,
,/.
Innocence, ,/,
:

, ,
, ,
Innocent,

, - ,
Innocently, adv.
Innovate, .

,
, , -
Insensibly, adv.
Inseparable,
Insert, .
: to be inserted, 7-

,
/.
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Innovating,

Innoxious,

., yo ,
Innovation,

Innumerable,
, ,, ,[, m.
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Insertion,

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Inside,

,
/.
/.
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Insidious,

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Inoculate, .

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Inoculation,
Inoffensive,
.
,
Insidiously, adv.

, ,/.
Insidiousnes3,
Insight, (skill, knowledge)

,,
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Insignia,
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. .

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Inoffensively, adv. Insignificance,

,, , ,-
/.

,
Inopportune, Insignificant,
Inopportunely, ado.
Inordinate,

,
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Insincere,

, ,
Insincerity, /. /.

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Insinuate, V.
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,
Inordinately, adv.

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Inordinateness,

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Insinuation,

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Insipid,

,
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,
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Inquest, /
, /. Insolence, /.

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Inquietude, ay /. /. /.
Inquire, . Insolent,
y, to be insolent,
yav
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:

Inquirer,
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m.

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on. in-

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Inquiry, solent person, m.

, /. /.

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Inquisition,
Inquisitive,
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m. Insoluble,

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Insolvent,

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Inquisitor, Insomuch, adv.

,,,,,,,--
Inroad, Inspect, .

,, ,
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,
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Inroll, . aayp f. /.
Insalubrious, Inspector, . m.
.
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Insane, [<ns, /.

Insanity,

Insatiable,
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Insatiate, ,
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Inspiration,
Inspire, .

, : to be inspired,
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Inspired,
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[, /.
Integrity,
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Instable,

Install, v.
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Instability,

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,
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,-
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[m.
Intellect,
Intellectual,
contr.

Intelligence, {understanding)
in.

,
Installation, /. /. /. (news) /.
Instalment,
Instance,
Instant, ,
, , ,-
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Intelligible,
-,
n.pl.

Instant,

, ,,,
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Instantaneous,

,,
,
Instantly, Instantaneously, adv.

-
- Intelligibly, adv.
Intemperance,
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,
Instead of, Intemperate,

,, ,, ,
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Instigate, V. Intemperately, adv.

, ,
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Intend, .
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,
Instigated, Intense,

,,
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Instigation, / Intensely, adv.
/. /. Intension, /. m.
Instigator,
, m. Intent, Intention,

,
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m. in. /. /. . contr.

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Instil, m. /.

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Instinct, /. Intent, :

, ,
Instinctive, to be intent,
Institute, .
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,
Intentional,

,, , -
Institution,

, , /. .
Intentionally, adv.

,, ,, ,
,
Instruct, . Intently, adv.

Instruction,
, Inter, .
Intercalary,

,
,
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.

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Instructor, Intercalation, /.

,
Instrument, n. n. [m. Intercede, V.

, ,,,, , ,
Instrumental,
Insubordinate,

, -- (),
tercede for,
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Insufferable,

, , ,
Insufficiency,
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Intercept, .

,
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, ,, , ,,,.-
Insufficient, Intercepting,

-
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Insufficiently, adv. Intercession, /. /.

,
Insular,

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Intercessor, m.
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,,
Insult, /. Interchange, /.
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Insult, .
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Interchange,
,
.

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,
Insulted, Intercourse, /. /.

, .
Insulter, m. /. /. /.

, , ,
Insulting,

,, ,/. ,,
Insultingly, adv.
Insuperable,
Insupportable,
', Interdict,
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/.

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Insurmountable,
Insurrection,
Integral,
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Interdict,
Interest,
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(advantage)
/.
n.
.
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(of money) tokos, m. to Interweave, .
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lend on

,
interest, to be in :

-
,
,
, ,
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the interest

, , ,-
:
of,
it is to my interest,
Intestate,
Intestine,
Intestines, . pi.

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Interfere, n.pl.

,
v.

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Interjection, Intimacy,

,
/. /. /.

,
, ,

,
Interior, ; rb Intimate, : to be in-
Interlocution, m. timate with,
,
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Interlude, n.

- Intimate, . -
,
Intermarriage,
Intermeddle, v.
f.
Intimately, adv. [,- /.

, , - ,
,
Intermeddling,

, ,
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Intermediate,
Interment, ,
,
[ /. m.
Intimation,
Intimidate, .

Intimidated,
. /.

-
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,
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[
:
Interminable, Into, prep, or

,
Intermingle, .

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Intermission,
/.

, , ,,
without

,
intermission,
/.
-
Intolerable,
or

Intolerably, adv.

;, -, , [
:

Intermix, V.
,/.,,/.- Intoxicate, .

,
,
Intermixture, Intoxicated, /car-

, - [, ,
Internal, > Intoxication, /. /.

,
(in pass.) Intractable, }

, ,
Interpolate, .

-
Interpolation,

, ,,
,,,
,/, ,/. Intrench, .

,,
Interpose, .

, , -, - ,
Interposition,

, -.
/.
[~, /.
Intrenchment,
, /.
Intrepid,
[,
,/,
/

, ,
Interpret, Intrepidity, /.

,,, ,
Intrepidly, adv.
Interpretation,
,.
Interpreter,
m.

,
, , , ,
[,- m.
/
m.
/. Intricacy,
Intricate,
,
Intrigue,
/.

/.
.
/.

, ,
Interregnum,

,
Interrogate, .

,, -
Interrupt, .

,
,
,
Interrogation,

,
Interrogative,

, ,
,
-
-
--
. ,/.
/. Intrigue,

Intriguer,
Intriguing,
Intrinsic,

,
Introduce,
.

.
[,
m.
m.

,
, ,,,,- ,
Interruption,
Intersect,

Intersperse,
, .
.
/.
Introduction,
, /. (pre/ace)
in.
/.
. -
,
Introductory,

,, ,
Interstice,

,
Intertwine,

, , , , ,
[
.
.
-
Intrude, .
Intrust, see Entrust
Intwine, V.

,, , ,,
Interval, . . Invade, v.
Intervene, -
Invalid,
Interview, /. /. Invalidate,
/. Invaluable,
443
Invariable, ,,,--\ INV

, ,, ,,
Involuntary,
JOY

Invariably, adv.

,, [ ,
,, -
,,
Involution, / /.

,
Invasion, / /. Inure, .
,/, / Inured,

,
, ,
Invective,
Inveigh against,

,
Inveigle,

,
v.
v.
n.

,
Inutility,
Invulnerable,
Inward,
/

, ,
Invent, v. Inwards,

,
,
, ,
), -
Invention,

[
Inventive,
n. / Jocose, Jocular,

,
, :
?$ 9

; ,-
Inventor, m. -tls, f. Jocosely, adv. [m.

,
Inventory,
Inversion,
Invert, V.

,,,
Invest,

, ,,
v. (confer)
(enclose, besiege)
.
/
f. Jocoseness,
Jocund,

,, ,
cund,

,,
,,
Jog, v.

,,-,
Jogging,
,
Jocundly, adv.

m.
/
to be jo-

m.

,
, ,
Investigate,

, ,-
particularly,
v.

: to
-
investigate
Join,

,,
trans.
.

,,
; in-

, ,
Investigation,

,,,,
<377/,
,/
Inveterate,
.
/
/.
/.
Joined,
Joining,

/.
(of stalks)
,,
, ,,
,/
Joint, (of the body)
, -
, ,/. -
/
in.

f.
/.
.
n.

,
to become invete- (in carpentry) m.
- ,
:

,
rate, n. m. : to put
out of joint,
Invidious, Joint, v.

, ,
,, ,
, ,,
Invidiously, adv.
Invigorate, .

Invincible,

, - ,, ,,[,
Joint, adj.
Jointed,

^
[
Jointly, adv.
Joist,

, m,

, -
f.

, ,,, Joke,
Joke,

,,, ,v.
n. n.

[ ,
Jollily, adv.

,
Inviolability,

,
Inviolable,

, , ,
Inviolably, adv.
/.
Jolly,

,",,
Jolt, ,
Jollity,

.
f. /

,,,,,-
Inviolate, /3/37?^
Invisible,

Invitation,
Invite, .

, / /.
Jolting,
Ionia,
Ionian, Ionic,

,
,,,
Ionians,

,,/,[,
Jostle, V.
f.

<k
.

m.pl.

, ,
, , ,
,/
/.

, , ,-
,
Inundate, .

[,
Inundation,

,
Invocation,
/
.
/

/
Jot,

,
Jovial,
Journal,

,
Journey, ,/
,
-
,/
/
/.
[x a ph$

.
Invoke,

,,,-
.
(the gods)

,
,
Journey,
Joy,
, ,,
>.
V.

/.

,
; / /.

,,,,
f. /.
Involve, . - /.
-
: to be involved in, - Joyful,
: to be
joyful,
Involved, Joyfully, adv.
444
Joyless,
Joyous, ,,,,, JOY
Irrevocable,
Irrigate, .
,
,
,
, ,
,,,,.
JUM

[, f-

,, ,
Irascibility, rb Irrigation, f
, f. f.

,,
Irascible,

,
Ire, opy)), f.
m.
Irksome,

, ,,-
[,, , ,
f.
m. m. kotos,
Irritability,
Irritate,

Irritation,
.
,
,
,, ,
f.

m.
f.

m.

/.,
Irksonieness,

Iron,

,
:

,, ,
, ,
f.
m. adj.
iron instrument,
:
f.

n,
Irruption,
Island,
island,
Islander,
f. \,
n.
m.
f.
f. : a
n.

f.
f.
little

;
Ironical,

, ,, ,
,
Ironically, adv.
Irony,

,
, , , , , f.
Isosceles,
Issue,
(offspring)
f.
m. n. pi.
n.

,
Irrational, (of deeds or men) Issue,

,
v.

(of men) contr.

, ,
Irrationality,

- ,
,
Irrationally, adv.

, - ,,
f. f.
Isthmus,
It (neuter of He),
Italian,
',
m.
,
m.

,
[, Italy, f.

, ,
Irreconcileable, Itch, (disease) n.

-
f.
Irreconcileably, adv. Itch, v. to make

,
:

,,
Irrecoverable,

,, - , , -
Irrefragable,
, -
-
[,
to itch,
Itching,
Ithaca, f.
m.
[_~, /.

, ,,
Irrefragably, adv. Itinerant,

IiTegular, Itself (neuter of Himself),

,
Irregularity,
/.
Irregularly, adv.

[ ,
,, , f.
f. Judge,

,,
Judge, v.
m.
, ,, ^-
m.
m.
m.

,
(form an opinion)

,
Irreligion,

,
f. f.

, ,
, ,
Irreligious,

,
:

to be

,,
irreligious, Judgment, (judicial) f.

,, ,,
Irreligiously, adv. f. (understanding) f

, , -
Irremediable,

- ,
Irremediably, adv.
contr.

f
m. (opinion)
f.
f.

,
,
,
, ,, - , ,
Irreparable,

,
Irreprehensible,

,
-
,
Judgment-seat,
Judicature,
Judicial, Judiciary,
n.
n.

, , ,
,
Irreproachable,

,,
,,,,, ,,,,,,,,-
, -
Irreproachably, adv.

Irresistible, ,/.
-
Judicious,

Judiciously, adv.
Jug, f.
Juggle, Juggling,
, n.
,^.
n.
f.

,
Juggle, .
Irresistibly, adv. [, m.

,- ,
Irresolute,
Irresolution,

.,
Irrespective,
/.
Juggler,
Jugular vein,
m. m.
f.

, - ,,,, ,
Juice, m. m. m.
Irresponsible, Juiceless,

,
Irretrievable,

Irretrievably, adv.
Juicy,
July,
Jumble, v.
m.

,
Irreversible,

445 '
Jump,
Jump, v.
n. n.
 to

,,
: : jump
JUN
over, Kernel,
,, ,
,
,,
, ,/.
KIN

.
m. .
to juinp up,
Junction,
^^
Juncture,
June,
,
^,,
/f.

,, - , [
m.
m.
/.

, f.
f.
- Kettle,
Key,

,, -
a false key,
Kibe,
Kick, Kicking,
n.
Ion. f.
n.

n.
[, .
n. :

,
Junior, Kick, v. to kick off or
,/.
:

,
Juniper, (tree) f. away, kick up, : to

,,
(berry)

,, kick against,

,
/. f.
", .

,
Juno, /. Kicker,
Ivory, m. : of ivory, Kid, c. n. : of a kid,

,
Kidnap, v.

-
TIVOS
Jupiter, m. Kidnapper, .

, , - ,,
have

,
Jurisdiction, /.: to Kidnapping, f.
.
, ,
jurisdiction,

,,,
Juror,
Just,

, ,
, ,
,
Justice,

,
,,
Jurisprudence,

/.
,
- ,,
- , ,
, , ,,
,- f.
f. (judge)
m.
m.

/.
Kidney,

Kill, v. ',
m. :

:
of the kidneys,
like a kidney,

], ,, , ,
,, , ,
Justifiable,
Justification,
Justify, v.
,
n.
,
m.\ court of justice,

-, - f.
or -,
n.
Killed,
Killer,

Kin, ^^, .
.
f. : nearness of kin,
.
ay to be next of kin,

,, ,,
f.

, ,,
:

, ,
Justly, adv.

Jut out,
, ,
, ,,
.
, ,
, -
Kind,
Kind,
^, n. n.

, ,,, ,
Jutting out,
Juvenile,
.,
,
,
Ivy, : of ivy, Kindle, V.

, ,
,,
Keel,
, ,
,,,,;,,,,,[, ,, ,
., ,
, , , - f.
.
/.
. ~
Kindliness,
f.
Kindly,
f.
adv.
/.
f.

ya,
/.

,
Keen, (of words, &c.) Kindness,

ya,,,
f. f.

Keenly, adv.
Keenness,
- /. /.
f.
a kindness, benefit,
/.
f.

n. :
f.
to
f.

be
:

Keep, .

,,
off or
^,
*,
;

,
(as

, ,
,
away,

, ,
,,,,-
,cattle)

^, Att.

to
;
: keep
y, -
to

(as rain)
keep in or
kind,

Kindred,
Kindred,
do a kindness,

yyva,f.
oyv,

, ,
:

.
together,

'' ^, to keep
: Kine,
.

,, ,.
,
,
on, (continue doing)

,, - ,,,,- ,
to keep secret,
to keep company with,

\,
: :
King,

to
.
be a king,
.
m.
. :

,'
Kingdom, f. f.
Keeper, m. : pri- f.
son-keeper, . King-fisher, f. f.
Keepsake, n. [t&s, m. Kingly,
Kennel, (watercourse) f.
T^ept, part, Kinsfolk, Kinsmen, yy , f.
446
Kiss, ,,,,,
,,, ,, -
n.
KIS

,,,,
, ,
Lacerate,

, ,
v.
LAN

,
Kiss, v.
Kitchen,
Kite,
Knack,

,, ,[,[- .
f.
.

, f.
.
on.

,
Lack,

,
,
Laceration,

Lack, .

,, f. /.
on.

f.
.

,,
Knapsack, f. m. Laconia, f.
Knave, on. f. Laconic,

, ,,, -
Knavery, f. n. Laconically, adv.
Knavish,

, , Lad,

,,
m.
. .

Knee,
,
Knead,

,, ,, ,,,
Kneel, .
,
.
Kneading-trough, -
,, .
f.
[, f.
Ladder,

,
Lade, V.
Lading,
Lady,
f.
f.

on.
f.

.
.

,
Kneeling,

,
f. f. f.
Knife, f. f. Lag, V.
.
,
Knight,

,,,
Knit, , ,
be a knight,
V.

, ,
,
on. : to Laic,
Lair,
Laity, .
. ,/.
.
f.

,,,
Knob,

,
Knock,
, , ,,
,, m.
f.
Lake,
lake,
f. on. : like a

,
Knock, v. Lamb, on. n.
,,
c.

, , , f.\ of a lamb,
Knocker, n.

,
Knot,

,
Knot, v.

,
Know, .

,
Knock-kneed,

,
.
,,,
,,- ,
n.

- ,
Lambkin,
Lame,
Lame, v.
: lamb's-skin,
n.
f.

,,
know

, ,
, , ,,
,
, , beforehand,

-
: to

Lameness,
: to be lame,

f. f.

,
,
,,
Known,
,
,,,,, , ,
Knowing,
Knowledge,
,
,
,,
,
, ,,- ,
,
,
,
,
-f.
/.
/.
: vant
/.
/.
f.

of knowledge,
f.
/.
Lament,

,
.
n.

-
:

to make known, Lamentable,

Knuckle,

,, ,
,
[ m.

, ,,- ,
Laborious,
,
,
,.
, ,
,
, ,
,
Lamentably, adv.
Lamentation,
.
.
f.
.
.
. .
.
/.
f.

, , ,, ,, , , ,
on.

Lamenting,

,
Laboriously, adv.

,
Labour,

, ,
. on. Lamp, /. .

,,,,, ,, ,,, --
,
on.

, ,,, , ,,
, ,
, , f.
on.

\,
(childbirth)

f.
;
: without labour,
adv. -
on. Lampoon,
Lampoon,
Lamprey,
.
.
f.
[.

f.
f.

,
Labour,

Labourer,
.

m. , ,. m.
-
Lance,
Lance, v.

,,
Lancet,

Land,
71.
f.

f.
n.

.
.
n.

Labyrinth,
labyrinth, , on. : like a ,.
land,
f. 70"? /.
f.
:
n. :

arable
dry

447
 ,,,
land,
land,
Land,
Land,
adj.
,,,,
, f.
LAN
f.
m.
. : grass , ,
,,, -
,, [
Lastingly, adv.

,,
LAW

v. Lastly, adv.
ob,
,
ship)
, -
,,,,,,
Land-forces,

, ,
), , , ,
:

ay ,
to bring to land, (of a

.
Latch,
Late,
late, adv. too late, :
on.
:
on.
late, too

, ,,,,,,
Landholder, pov to be late or too late,

,
:

Landing,

, , f.
f. f.
Lately, adv.

f.

,
,
Landlady,

,
,,,,
Landlord,
Landmark,
,
Landing-place,

,,
,, ,
f.

f.
m.
f.

f.

m.
m.
f.
Lateness,
Latent,
Later,
Lateral,
f.

ayo, ays
Landowner,
Lane,
- ,, , [
'
m.
f. [,
m.
f.
Laterally, adv.
Latest,

,, ,, , ,[,
Language, f. f. Lathe, on.
Languid,
vypbs, [, f.
Latin,
Latitude, n.
in Latin, adv. Pw-
n.
:
e

, ,
Languidness, Latitudinarian,

,,
f. f.
Languish, v.
Languishing, vypbs

,,
, [,- f.
Latona,
Latter, the, 6
f.

Languor,
Lanigerous,

), -
\,
f.

Lank, apaibs, foxvbs

Lankness,
,
,, ,
, f. [xs>
f.

m
Latterly, adv.
Lattice,
Laud, V.
Laudable, alverbs,
,
f.

,, , ay ,,-
Lantern, m. wvbs, m. Laudably, adv.
Lap, m. Laudatory,
Lap, v. Laugh, y .
y,
,,
Lapse,

,
Lapidary,

, - ,,
-
Larch-tree,
Large, - '
,- ab,
:
n.
c.
on.

very large,
oyb, m.
f.
Laugh, Laugh at, v.
aay, poy,
kos
:
to want to laugh,
:

inclined to laugh, 7-
[
6y , -
as large as, Laughable, yo7os,

,
:

,
Laugher, m. m.
Largely, adv.

, - Laughing, Laughter, m. *,
, ,
Largeness,

, ,,-
Largess,
Lark,
, , ,/. on.

.
f. b, m. to cause laughter,
:

causing laughter,
: 76-

,
on. f.
Lascivious, Lavish, v. : to be

,
,
Lasciviously, adv.

,
Lavish,
Lavishly, adv.
[lavish,

,,
,
, ,
Lasciviousness,
apyov, f.
f. Lavisbness, f.

, ,
f. Launch, v.

,
Lash, Laureate,

, ,, ,
f. f.

,
Lash,
Lass,
,
v.

, ,, , , ,,
Lassitude, , , /.
on.
f.
m.
Laurel,
Law,
n.
m.
f. :

bs,
of laurel,

n.pl.
m. f.
n.

,
Last, m. good system of laws, f. :

Last,

, ,
Last,
,
,
Lasting,
,
the last of

v. - -
, ,
448
: --
last, adv.

,,,
-
all,
: at last,
- : bad system of laws,

,
law,
:

f.
or
f. :

the making of laws,

to enact laws,

:
f. skilled in
:

to go to law,
f.
 ,, , ,
Lawful,

,
LAW

,,
Leaden,

,
, ,,,,,
, LEA
: leaden ball or

,,,,,
: it is lawful, bullet, /. f.
|, Leader, in. m.

Lawgiver,
,
Lawfully, adv.
Lawfulness,

[ m.
f. \.

,,
, ,
,
Leading,
, in.
m. m.

/.
m.

,
f.
Lawless, a leading forth,

, ,
-
f. :
f.

, Leaf,

,, , - n. n.

,,,,, -
Lawlessly, adv. Leafless,

,
Lawlessness,
Lawsuit,
Lawyer,
f
m.
/.

', -
/.
m.
Leafy,
,
,,
League, f. f.

,:, , -
Lax, /. /.
League together, .

,,
;
;
Lay,, , , ,
Laxness, Laxity,

,/. /.
f.

-
Leak,
Lean,
.

,,:, to make lean,

,
:

a .
-
(as stake or wager)
- Lean, to lean against, up-

,
, ,, :
(hands on)
to lay up or by,

4-
:
on, or towards,

, , to lean back,
to lean away from,

,^.
, , ,
:

,
to lay on,
: to lay before, Leanness, f. f>

,, ,, ,,, ,
to lay
:
f.
aside, : to lay down, Leap, n. n.

,
to lay eggs,
: n.
: to be laid up Leap, V.
or by,

, , ,,
to be laid down,

,
to be laid upon,
Lay,

,, , ,
f. m. m.
:

,
,
,, , ,
to leap

or into, --
: to leap away,
down or from,
to leap :

to leap up,
on
:

,
n. (song, praises) f. :

,,
, ,
n. pi.

, ,
: to leap over,

,,,
Layer, m.
[, f. f.

, -
,,,
Layman, m. Leaper, m.

, ,,
Lazily, adv. ay- Leaping,

,
f. f.

,
, ,
Lazy,

Lead,

:
, ,,
,
Laziness,

,
, , ,,
.
:
f.

,,- , ,,, -
to be lazy,
f.
f. apyia.f.

;
,-

(of direc-
f. Learn, v.

,
beforehand,
besides,
Learned,
:

:
to learn
to learn

,,
tion, as a road) (of life) Learner, m.

,
;

,
to lead away, Learning, f. n.
to lead forth, fond of

, ,,
:
f. f. :

: to lead to or into, learning, : to

: to lead back, be fond of learning, :

, ,
to lead fondness for learning,

,
,,
:

by or past, : to lead f. quick in learning,

:

, ,,- -
across, to lead : Learnt, easy to be,
round,

against,

' , :

:
to lead on,
to lead on

',
Leash,
Least,
f.

; adv.

,",
m.

,, ,, ^, ,
to lead on, induce,
: not in the least,
to lead from,
: : : at least, ye,
to lead out against, Leather, n.
Lead, m. m. n. n. : anything made of
449
 , , ,
, , LEA
yyvv,
LIB

,,,,
leather, leathern garment, Lenient,
,/.

,
f.

,
Leathern,
Leave,

leave
,
,, '-
Leave, v.

, ,
,
,, ,
, ,,
,
,
off,
f. yyv,
;
(only of
/.

a place)
: to
Lenity,
Lentil,
Leonine,
Leopard,
yyv,

leopard's- skin,
Leprosy,
m.

f.
f.

f.

f.
f.
f.
[,
pa-

7.
f.

,
to leave by will, Leprous,

,
:

,,,,,
Leaven,
:

, ,
to leave alone,

.,
no heed of, alloiv, suffer)

, ,
leave me alone, ea

, f.
,
;
(take
:
Less,

Lessen,
Lessening,
.
/.
. aya,
: adv,

/.

,
Leaven, v. Lesson,
Leavened, . .

,,
, any' , ,
Leaving,

,
Leavings,

, [, y , , ,
f.

, n.
f. Lest,
lest at
.
time,
:

, ,
Lecherous, Xayvos, Xayvns, Let, (allow, suffer)

,
Lecture,
Leech,
, ,f.
f.

,, ;
(on hire)
: to let out, -

,
Leek,
Lees,

,
Leeward,

,,,
Left, , f
;
(remaining)
the
4
n.

,,, ,, ,
, left,
ayb
n.

f.
>),

:
n.

on
Lethargic,
Lethargy,
Lethe,
:

:
to let down,
y
to let in,
apyo,
apyo, .
to let alone,
:

aya,
ypa,
y-

f.

,,
Letter, (of the alphabet) n~

\,
,
Left-band, f. f, (an epistle) f. y n.

,,
,^ ,
, ,
Left-handed,

,
be left-handed, ,
[
: to Lettuce,
Level,
f
n.
f.

, ,
;

Leg, n

, , c
f. n. (instrument) f.

,, ,
Legacy,
Legal, , ,, n. Level, v.

,
Level,
Legality,
Legally, adv.
Legate,
Legend,
,
,^, ,/. m.
. oXya,
f.

n.
m.
Levelling,
Levelness,
Lever,
Leveret,
.
n.
.
f.

ayov, .

,
Legendary,
Legible,
Legislate, \
^ ,
,,
[,^
avyvo,
y,
- voo.f.
Levity,
Levy, i^oyr),f.
Levy, . aay,
f.
-

,
,
Legislation, f. ;
(money)
m. vooypo, Levying,
yv,
Legislator,

-
/. /.

i
yv
Legitimate, yv
,
, ,, - , oyo,ya,
Legitimacy,

Legitimately, adv.
Leisure,
-,
f.
f.

f. apyia, f.
[m. oy, / (of money)
Lewd, yvo, yv.
yfc,
Lewdness, ayva, f.
f.

f.
.

,
have

,, ,
want of

}
Leisurely, ,
,
, ,
leisure,

,
,
leisure,

adj.
be at leisure,
f. : to

;
Lexicographer,
Lexicon,
Liable,
f.

n.
.
:

,, ,
to be liable,
adv.
Lend, v.
Lending
Length,
,,[,
, ,,
,, , .
m.
Liar,
Libation,
f
m.
f.
to make
m.
f.
a libation,
f.

, ,
:
f.
'
I
n.

,:

Lengthen, .
Lengthening,
450
at length,

.
Libel,
Libel, v.
Libellous,
f.
 ,,,,,,, ,.,, ,,
LIB LDI

,
Liberal,

,
Ligament, Ligature,

,,,, , -
m. 01.
m.

f.

,^
Liberality,

,,
Liberally, adv.

,/.
-
Liberate, V.

,
f.
f. Light,
*,
Light,

,
v.
f.

upon, meet with,

contr.
n. :
n.
giving light,

: to light
n.

,
Liberation, f.

,
, ,
Liberator,
Libertine,
Libertinism, f. ^/,
m.

f.
Light,

; ;,(of iceight)
(bright)
;

,
;

Liberty, f. (unimportant) (easy, nimble,

,: make

,~ --
Library, active) to light of,

,
f.

,,, ,
Licence,

,,,
f. f.
Light-armed, light-armed
License, v.
f.
dier, *, m. m.
-
sol-

, ~/],
Licentious,
,
Lighten, v. (to make light, ease)

,
; (flash)

,
,
Licentiously, adv.

, .,-,
Licentiousness, f
Light-footed,
Light-hearted,
,,
~,
,,,,,
f.

Lick, . ',
/.

f.

:
f.

: to lick up,
to lick round,
/.

,,,
, ,
Lighthouse,
Lightly, adv.

,
,,,,
Light-minded,
Lightness,
, m.

f. f.

,'
,,^.
Lictor,
Lid,

, ,-
, n.
m.
n.
m.

,
,,,
Like,

,,,
,,
Lightning, f. f.

,, ,-
Lie, n. n. : near-
Lie, v.
- ly like, : to be like,

,
: to lie on or in, : to

, ,,
,,,,, ,
with make
^ : to lie like,

,,-
or by,
to lie under,
: Like, adv.

lie
:

,-
to lie down,

,,
to lie before,
near,

to lie in wait for,

:
: to
:

in like
Like, .
,-
,,,, ,
: like as,
manner,
eyy^?
:

,, ,[
,, --
,, ,,
to lie hid,
: Likelihood, n. f.
Likely,
Lie, V. ,
Likely, adv.
: to be likely,
as is likely,
:

,, , ,
Lieutenant,
.
m.
Liken, .

, , ,
,, , -
Life, m. /. /. (-prin- Likeness, f.
ciple
plants)
,
of

, , life)

;
f. m. (of
(way or manner
f (image)
Likewise, adv.
it.

,, - ,
of life) Lily, n. n. like a lily,

,
f. f.
,
:

,,, , ,
m. to be fond of

,,
n. : life,

, [
Life-giving,

,
Life-guard,

,, ,[ m.
Limb,

Limb, ,
n. :
n.
limb by limb,
n. yv7ov, n.

,
Lifeless, Limber,

, ,, , ,,,[,
Lifelessly,

,, , ,
adv. Lime, f. f.

,,, ,, ,
Lime or Linden-tree, f.
Lift, . Limit, m. n. w.
; n.
to lift up, ;
(as the Limit, v.
voice) Limitation, m.
451 U 2
 Limited,
Limiting,
,,
,, ,,, , , LIM

. ^. Litter,
LOA
n. c. (straw)

,, , ,
*
n. (refuse)

,
Limner, ypacpevs, m. n. pi. m. (of animals)

^
Limp, v.
Limpet,

Linden-tree,

),
f.
Limpid, diavyr}s,

, ,
tree, (pikvpLVOS
, , ?
, /f.: of the linden-
Little,

so
little,
little,
m.

: very
', little,

how little ]
: how
:

,,,
:

Line,
m. (row, file,
f. (of writing)
of people, troops, trees,
Little,
9/,
adv. oXiyov,
", : by

\ -,
,
&c.) m. m. f. and little,
little oXiyov, :

,
(cord, string, fishing-line) however little, as little

, ,
:

f. Xivov, n. [, n. as possible, * to think

,
:

Lineage, yei/, n. yv, /. yeve6\ii, f. little of,

Lineal,

,
yab
, - Little-minded,
or

,
Linear,

,, poXyo

, ,
\, f
,
Linen, Xivov, n. f.
-
Linger, v.
Lingering,
Link,

,,
,
,
f.
Linen, adj.

,, [ , , ,
, , m.
f.

^'
f.
Little-mindedness,

Littleness,
Live,
Live,
,,,, \,f
.
/.
poXoya, f.
oXiyOT -,

-
f.

Link, V.

, , ,
Lint,
Lintel,
Lion, ,
,,,,
,
lion's skin,
Lioness,
,
,
f.

,
,^, ,
:
n.

m.
\,
,
f.

like a lion,
n.
m. : of a lion,

contr. XeovTyj,f.
:
'^
life,

near,
: to live through, pass one's

: to live with,

: to live
:
', -

to
far
live
off,

, ,,:
Lip, n. f to be lived, worth while

,
:

Liquefaction,

^ , * f living,
,^,
., ,/.
,,
Liquefy, v. Livelihood,
Liquid, m.
yb,, n. iypbv, n. Lively,

,
Liquid, to Liver, n. n.

Liquor,
Lisp, V.
Lisping, ,
,
*, ,
,
be liquid, bypoppow,

, ,, ,
itypbv, n.

,, f. /.
Livid,

Lividness,
Living, ,
: to be livid,

Lisping,
List,
Listen, ,
,
,, ,v.

,
,,,,:

, -
m.

listen to, {approve of,

living with,
living with,
f. : mode
f
of living,
n. :
f.

the living,
: a

f.

- -
accept)

,,,,
Listener, m. m. Lizard, m. f.
Listening to, f.
_, m. : like a lizard,

, ,
Listening

,
to,

, , ,[
y,',',
Listless, Lo, rjv,

Listlessly, adv. Load,

Listlessness, ,^". Load, V.
n. n. n.
to

[
f. :

,
Litany, be loaded,

,
f.
Literal,

, , ,, ,
Loaf, m.

^.
,
Literary, \6y^ Loamy, Xyyao, -?, -*,
Literature,
, Loan, n. n.
Litharge,
Litigate,

,
^.
Litigation,
Litigious,
be ,
litigious,
452
Xpypo, f.
v.

aya.a,f.
: to
Loath,
be loath,
Loathe, .

Loathing, /. Xybs, m.
: to
Loathsome, ,
, , [ ,, ,
, LOA

LOV
to look away,

,
: :

ob,

,
Lobe, m. to look askance at,
Lobster, n. to look straight at,

-
,
f. :

Local, ToiTLKbs

,
:

Location,

, , f. to look sideways at,

Lock,
m.
Lock,
,, ,
v. ,
,, - ,, ,
,, -
f. (of hair)
f.

[^
s. look,
Looking-glass,
:

.
.
Locust,
Lodge,
Loftily, adv.

mind)

, ,
v.

,, ,[oyb,
,,
Loftiness, v\pos, n.

,,, ,
yao^pa, /.
^,
f. m.

/. (of
Look-out, (spy)

place)
m.

out, watch)
Loom, ^, m.
f.
f.
m. (in a ship)
m. (look-out
f. (looking-
f.

, , ,,,,,,, -
,
Lofty, afacu/bs Loop, f n.
Log, n. opbs, m. n. Loose, v.
<piTpbs, m. n.
Logic, KoyiKT) /. \oyiKbs Loose, aapb,

, ,, -
Logical, Xoyiubs Loosely, adv.

,.
Loin,
,
,, ,
,
Loiter, V. ',
, ,,, ,
Logically, adv. XoyiK&s
f \poa, f

, ,,
f.
Loosen, .
Loosing,
Lop, .
f. f.
[, f

,,,,
- Loquacious,
Loiterer,
Loitering,
Loneliness,
Lonely, , ,, ,
,
,, --
,
.
f
f
f.
apb
Loquaciously, adv.
Loquacity,
[y

,,
/. /.

^, - f ooya, f. [m.

-
,
Long, apbs,
, Lord, m. m.

,
/bs,

,
long,
Tavabs,

, ,, , - : as long as,
: very long,
: too
:
Lord-lieutenancy,
Lord-lieutenant,
Lordly, ay
f.
-, m.
-
so long,

,^^
Long, adv.
long, ,
, ^,,
, , , : long ago,
, ), - : too
Lose, V.

,
,
,, , , ,,
is
:

,
as long as,
-
: for a long time,
: long
ecus,
after,
3
-
Loss, f
,.:
to be at a loss,
f.
without
f.
loss,

,,
:

Longer,

, ,
,.,.
,
: no longer, Lot,

by lot,
m.
:
n. (by ballot)
to cast lots, choose

ayv, oay-
:

,
Longest,

,
Longevity,
Longing,
,
,, ,,, ,
Longitude,
Long-lived,
-
^
Long-suffering,
,
, ,,
,, ^.
,
- f
f
/.

f
n.
f.
to obtain

Loth,
Lotus,
Loud,
:
by
chosen by lot,
choosingby lot,
:

m.
ypb,
lot,

: of lotus,
-
, , ,
f.

, yapoo

,,, , , , ,
Long-suffering,

,
Look,
Look, . - /. . f Loudly, adv. /, [, Kiya,

,
,
Loudness,

, ,, ^,
f.
: to look at, Loud-voiced,
m.

,, ^,
Love, /. /.
to look around f f opy, /,
or round at,
:

', object of

,aya
m.

,
: lib. :

,
to look towards,
>) : to look
b,
up
- at,
love,
Love, . ^, , y, m. f .

, 453
: to look
:
down
to look forward,
at, : to love very much,
 ^, , , ,,, yav
LOV LYI

^
,
,)
,,,,
Love-charm

,
-
Loveliness,
Lovely, Loved,

,, -
or potion,
.
/.
. Lull,
ayav,
,,,
v.

yy ,,,
Lumber, yp,f.
Lumber-room, ypo'n,
Luminary,
- .
/.
m.
9

Lover,

,
Love-sick,
Loving,

,,[,- :

violently,
: much

loving well,
?
m.

(prone
loved,

to
m.

love)
: loving
,,
, ,-
Luminous,

, ,
Lump,

,
Lunacy,

Lunar,
Lunatic,
/.

-
,, m.
f.
m,
n.

f.
[m.

" ,,
/.

, ,
Loving-kindness, / : to be lunatic,
Lovingly, adv.
Lounge, v.

,
Lounger, ayopaios
Louse,

,,
c.

,,, -
Luncheon,
Lungs,
n.
m,
/
inflammation of the lungs,
m.

,
Lousy,

,
f.

, , , ,
Low, v. [vulgar) Lupine, m.
Low, adv. ;
(mean, Lure, n.
Low, Lure, v.

,, , ,
;

(mean, vulgar) Lurk, v.

,
;

, ,
(of a note in music)
[, (low-
^yv,
;

,,
, ,, , ,,,--
horn)
Lower, v.
Lurking,
Lurking-place,
Luscious, ypb
m.
m.
/.

,
Lust, .ayva,

,
Lower, f. f.
Lowest,

Lowing, ,
,,,/. ,- y ,,,/.
the lowest people, ol

Lowliness,
m.
/.
n.
: ya,
m.
Lust, Lust
Lustful,
/.

yvo,
after,
[,
.
f.

6p4yo~

,, ,,
to be lustful,

[
/. :

Lowly, Lustfulness, ayva, /.

,
Lowness,

,,,
Low-spirited,
Loyal,

, ,
Loyally, adv., ,, , ,, -
/. Lustily, adv.
Lustiness,
Lustre, aby^, /.
/.
/
n. /. :
/.
/.

to shed

,
Loyalty, a lustre,

,
/. /.

-
,^,
Lucid,

, ,,
, ,
Lucidly, adv.

, ,
, ,
Lustrous,
pay,
^^,

, - , ,,
Luck, /. good luck, Lusty,

,
:

,,
/ bad luck,

,,
:
f. /.

, [ ,
Luckily, adv. Lute, /. /. C.

-, .

,
Luckiness, /.

,
Luckless,
Lucky,
be lucky,

,yoo
Lucrative,

, , , , y,
: to
Luxuriance,
Luxuriant,
:
/.

to be luxuriant,
pay
/.

Lucre,

yo [, ,
Ludicrous,

,, , ,
ludicrous,
,,
, ,,-
Ludicrously, adv.
Lug, v.
,, .
<7, yab
.
: very

.
Luxurious,

Luxuriously, adv.
luxuriously,
yh
: to live

,
Luggage,
Lugubrious,
Lukewarm,
454
n. pi.
ypb
/ Luxury, ,/. ,/,
Lying, Lying down,
/. ; adj.
/.
/.
 ,
Lying,
,, ,,
,
(telling lies)
LYI
ipevtioAOyos, - Magisterially, adv.
MAK

, , , [-
\j/ufyyopos Magistracy, f. n.
Lydia, f. Magistrate, m. magistrates,

.
:

Lydian,

, ,,
Lymph,

,,,
Lynx, \hy, m.
Lyre,

, , m. : like lymph,
Magnanimity, yaoa,
yavopio.,
f. ya

,, ,, yao,
, ,
play on the lyre,
f.
yo,
f. f.
C. -ov, n. :
f.
to yao, ya-
Magnanimous,
yao,
f.

-
f.

: player on the yavp

lyre, m. m. Magnanimously, adv. yaov,
m. [,/.
Lyric, : lyric poetry, f. Magnet, Mayvr,TU, f.
Magnificence, yaopa, ya'

, ^, yao,
f.

,,,,,
Mace, , ya, ,
M.
n. ,/.
opya, f.
Magnificent,

Magnificently,
yaop, ya7o,
adv.
f.

, , ,, - m.
n. [m.
Mace-bearer, m. Magnify, v. yav,
[-,

, ^,
Macedon, f. n.
Macedonian,
-,, , c. Magnitude, n. oyKos, m.

,,,,,
Macedonian, Maid, Maiden,

, ,
Macerate, v.

,
, , n.
f. f.
roaid-

,
f.

,
f. :

,
Machinate, v. servaut,

,
f. f.
Machination,

, f. f. f. f.

, , ,
Maiden, (un-

,, ,
f. ;

Machine,
Machinist,
Mad,

, ,
-, -- ,
, ,/.
f.
m.
. married)

Maidenhood,

,
f.
"-

, ,
half-mad,

, ,,,
:

,
,.ya, ,
mad- woman,

ya, : to be mad,
f.
Maidenly,

Majestic, yaio,
Majestically, adv.

,, ,,,
,
Maddening,^, ,
Madden, drive mad, .

, ,
, ,
,- ,^, ,,[,,
/.
, ,[
Majesty,

Mail,
Maim, v.
f.
f.

n. pi.
f. ,

,,
Made, : Maimed,
.
-,
well-made, Maiming,

'
/.

, , , ,
^,;
: newly
: made by hand,
made,
Main,
m.

,
Main, (greater part) .

,
to (ocean)

-
:

be made,

, ,
Madly, adv.

-- , , ;
yiy Mainland,
Mainly, adv.
Maintain,
f.

,, ,
v.

,
Madness,
- /. (nourish, support)

,
f.

,, , (assert boldly)
f.
f. or
f.
[5, . /.
Magazine,

,
,,, ,
/. /. Maintenance, /.

,
. Major,
Maggot, /. Majority,
Magian, Myo, m. Mayb
ay,
;
; adj.
Magic,
Magical,
Magician,ay
Magisterial,
455
,
ayb, yo
, ^,
-
', m.
aya, f.
)
m.
Make, .
pyoa,
(appoint)
 ,, , ,- , , , MAK MAN

,
Maker, m. m. Mandatory,
Mandrake, avpaypa, m.

,,, ,
pybs, m.

,
[1/97 /.
Making, f. ywcffis, /. ykv- Mane, /. /. /.
Malady, Manes, m. pi.

, , ya,
Malcontent,

,
/.
Manful,
Male,

,, , ,,
Malediction ; apa, /.

, ,
apcrevoyevris

Malefaction, Kaitovpyia, /.

,
n. Manfully, adv.
Manfulness, /. /,

, ,,-
Malefactor, m. m. vpayaa, /.
, ,,
/.
Malevolence, /. /. Mange, ,/.
/. /. Manger, ,/, ,/.

,
Malevolent,

, ,,-
,/.
Malice,
,/. , ,,
Malevolently, adv.

, ,
,,,,,
f. KaKovpyia, /.
Mangle, .
Mangling,
Mangy,
Manhood,
(man's estate)
apayb,
/.
m. /.

9 /.

, ,
/.

,
/. /.
n. Maniacal,

, ,,,
Malicious, Manifest,
KaKovpyiKos, *
Maliciously, adv.
-- apy, quite manifest,
:

, , ,,,,
to make manifest,
Maliciousness,
,
[ , ,,-
/. :

/.
Malignant,
- /.

.
to be manifest,
:

,
Malignantly, adv.

,
Manifest,

, ,, ,
,, ,
,
Malignity,
Malleable,
Mallet,
Mallow,

,,,
Malt, ,/.
,
, ,
,, - /
/.
/.

m.
/.
/. [/.
Manifestation,
Manifestly, adv.

Manifold,
/
/.
/.

, ,
Maltreat,

, v.

,
Mamma,

, ,
Mammon,

,
Man,

TTv.

man,
,
,
,
:
, ,
, , - ,,
m. ,:,,
-- little
m.

m.
/.

n.
man,
m.
m.
/.

n.
m.
: old
of or
m.
Manikin,
Maniple,
Mankind,

Manliness,
,/.
Manly,
ya, .
/.
.
m.

/.
pi.

/.
m.

/.

,,
:
;

make

,
. belonging to man, adv. : to

,
to
-
,
, ,
,
like a man,

,
:

become a man,
manly,
Manna, /.

,
vy

, ,
Man, v.
Manage,
,-
,
, ,- , ,
, , (as
v. ,,
a
;

ship)
loving men,
hating
:

[
men,

-
Manner,

the
:
n.
/.
m.
bad manners,
in like manner,
in this manner,
same manner,
:

in
m. :
n. ',
:

-
n.

,
in all

,
:

,
,,,
,,
, ,
Manageable,
,
,
Management,
,, , , /.
manner of ways,

Mannerly,
Manoeuvre, /. n.
/.

* ^,
Manager,

,, ,, , /.
m.
/.
m. ^,
Mansion,
n.
m. / n.

,
m

-,
m. Mantle, / /.
Managing, / m. .
Mancipate, . Manual, . : sign manual,
Mancipation, m. pypaov, .
Mandate,
/.
n. 4, /. Manufacture,
/.
yaa, /.
popya, n. pya, /.
'456
 Manufacture,
y,
Manufacturer,
, ,,,
^', - , , v.
MAN
~/,
m.
/.

marriage,
m.
yao,
:
MAS
/.
of or belonging to
n. n.

-
Manumission,
Manure,

,, ", -
Manure, v.
Manuring,
,/.
,-,, m.
f.
yaa,
n. pi.
Marriageable,
: marriage - feast,
/. : marriage-gifts,

',
yo,

,
,
ya-
m.

,
/.

:
Manuscript, n. marriageable age,
:
/.
n. n. Married, yyao, : newly
Many,

,, ,
, -
, : very many,
so many,
: the many,

, yao
yv, , ,
married,
to be married,

,
Marrow,
vyao,vyo\ about
m.

,,,
: as maDV as, Many, v. -yc^ueco,

-
,. yov
(in

,
; ;

number) : as (give in marriage) yaoa,

many times
many ways,
in as many ways,
as, : in
:

,",
,
Mars,
,, ,
"
giving in marriage,
m. of Mars,
/.
:

[
: :

,, ,[
in many places, : to Marsh, n. /. n,
many places,

, ,.
times,
Map,

,
Maple,
Mar, V.
, , f.
m. '
:

f.
many

,,
,, ,
,
Marshal,
Marshy,
,, :

v.
growing in a marsh,
/. :

to become a marsh, -

,, -
Marble, m. n.

,, , ,
Marble, of marble, Mart, .

,
[march, m.

,
Marten,
",
,
/.
March,

,, ,
/. f. : a day's Martial,

, y,
March, V. Martyr, m.

-, -
against,
: to march out,
: to march
-
, ],,
Marvel,
Marvel, .
Marvellous,
.

.
,
, ,
,
Marching,
Mare,

,, ,
Margin,

,[
-
',/.
:
:

to
tomarch out against,
march through,

/.

n. n.
[, /.
-
, ,, ,,
Marvellously, adv.

,,,,
Masculine,
Mask,
Mason,
.
. m.
-
.

,, ,,
Marine, m. n. Masonry,

,
/.

-, ,,
; y, , ,
Mariue,
Mariner,
Maritime,
m.

/, m.
m.

,
Mass,

,
,
the people)
Massacre,

,, ,,,
Massacre,
6yo,

V.
m.

m.
m.
/.
. (mass /

, , ,
a maritime district,

,,,,,,,,
Marjoram,

Mark,
m.
(/

n.
places near the sea)

/
n.
: Massive,

,,, ,,
Massiveness,
Mast, m.
Massy,
ya
/.

9
n.
by,
(acorns)
/

-
n. n. m. /.

,,
m.
-
n. m. Master, m. m. (

,
Mark, m.

,
v. teacher)
.
,
-
: one's own master,

-7
,, ,
Market, /. belonging to or : m. : having power over, mas-
frequenting the market,
clerk of the market, a -, : ter of,

, of or belonging :

,,
m. to a master,
Market place, ay
Marksman,
/. , m.
to be
: master of,

Marriage, yajnos, m. n. Master, v.

457 5
Masterly,

Mastery,
;
,, ,
,,,,
adv.
MAS
-
,
,,, ,
with rich meadows,

Meagre,
,
MEC
-

,,,,, ,
n.

,
f.
Mastich, (the gum) Meagreness,

,
f. f. /,
(the tree) f. (the berry) Meal, f f. n.

,
, , ;,
o~Xwh, f. n. n. (a repast)

,
Mat,

,
Mastiff,
to.

, , f.
to.

, ,
Mean,
, ,
f.
n.
n.

f.

,, , ,
Match, (contest) to. f Mean,
-
,-
{marriage) yos, to.

;
(of people only)
-

[- ,
Match, v.

,;
,,,,
Match
: to be a

(for),
match for,
Mean,

,,,,,, ,-
,
(intend to say)
v.
(intend to do)
(imply, as words)
Matchless,
Match-maker,

,,,,;
,/.:
,,,
to be a match-maker,
f
,, ,
Meaning,

,,,,,, ,
Meanly, adv.
f.
[, f
f
TO.

,,,, ,
Mate,

Material,
f.
c.

f.
f
(important)
c.
to. Meanness, (only of people)
f. f. f.

,
f.
Means, (property, substance)

,, ,
f.
Materially, adv.
Materials, , ,
(ability to do) to.
n. pi.

, , -
f. f.
Maternal,

-
Mathematician, to.

, ,[ ,,- by
f.
all
: easy means,
means,

,
f. :

Mathematics,
[,
,
, ,
Matricide,

,,
Matriculate,

[
Matrimonial,
Matrimony,
n, pi.

.
to.
to.
m.

.
., , ,
means

Meantime,
: by no

in ones power,
means,
: by every

,,
. Measles, f: to have the
Matron, /. measles,

, ,
Matted, :

, to be matted, Measly,

,,
,,
Matter, (material) f. (affair) Measurable,

, Measure, beyond mea-

^
n. n. (discharge n. :

, ,/. ,
from a sore) n. (subject sure, ; adv.
or

,
matter a discourse, ac.) Measure, ava-
of v.

, ^.
Mattock,
, ^.
, ,,
to.
measure out, (allot)
: to

^. -
Mattress, f. f Measured,

,,,
Mature,
Mature, .

, , ,
,,,
,., ,
Maturely, adv.
Maturity,

, f. ', f
Measureless,
Measurement,
Measurer, to. [?, /.

,
f.

, - ,
f. Measuring, f.

Maw,
,
Maul,

, v.

, m. [, .
Meat,
n.
to. n. (flesh)

Maxim,
Mayor,

,
Maze,
Mazy,
Mead, ,
,
, ,, ,
,
Mead, Meadow,
/. ,n,
f.

n.
to.

:
to.

to.

of or belonging
n.

n.
n.
Mechanic,
to.

Mechanic,

Mechanically, adv.
Mechanics,
Mechanism,
Mechanical,
to.
to.
m.

f.
to a meadow, : Mechanist, to.
458
 ,
,[, ,
,, ,
, , MED
Meddle, V.
Meddler,
Meddlesome,

,
Meddlesomeness,
Meddling,

,,,,
Meddling,

, , -
,
:

,
[, -
- ,
, - ,,,, ,
not meddlesome,

f.
-

f.
f.
/.
Meeting,
Meetnese,
Melancholy,
Melancholy,

lancholy,
Mellifluous,
/.
f

/.
f.

:
f

to be
[/.

me-

,
Mediation,
Mediator,
. : , ,,
Mediate, V.

, ,,
f.
m.
m.
f. Mellow,
Mellow, .
Mellowing,

,
f.
to be a mediator, Melodious,

, , , ;,,,, ,
Mediator}",
Medical,
medical

Medicament,
,
,,, f.
treatment,

n.
f.
f.
: Melodiously, adv.
Melody,
Melt, .
intrans.
n.
,

f.

, ,
,,,, ,
Medicine,,
Medicate, v.
Medicated,
Medicinal,

n.,
, ,
,
,,,,: - n.
the using of medicine,
n.
Melted,

Melting,
: that

f.
easily melted,
:

can be melted,
[,
f.
f.

,, , ,, -
f. f. : to Member, n. n. (of

, ,
administer medicine, society) m.
Membrane,
["O^f/
. -
,
the taking of medi-
: m.
cine,

,
medicine,

, -
Medicine, (the
f.
art)

f.
f.

skilful in
: to

medi-
sell Membraneous,
Memoir,
Memorable,
n. m.

,
:

,, ,- ,, ,
, , ,
cine, Memorably, adv.
-
,
Mediocrity,

Meditate,

, ,,
,,
f.
v.
n.

-
Memorandum,

Memorial,
n.

n.
n.
n.

n.
n.

,,,,-- , , -
Meditation,
Meditative,
\, f. /.
Memory,

ing tomemory,
f.
f.
f : of or belong-
:
f.

with

,
Mediterranean, good memory,

,,.,,,,
Medium,
,
Medlar,
/.

,, ,
(tree)

.,
n.

f. (fruit)
Menace,
Menace, v.
f.

, ,, , - , , n. n. Menacing,
Medley, f. f. Mend,
Meed, n. n. Mendacious,
Meek,

,
, ,,,
Meekness,,
,
Meekly, adv.

, , ,,
,
,
[
,-
Mendacity,
Mender,
Mendicant,
m.
r
m.
f.

m.
[/.
m.

,,
f. /.

, ,
.
, ,
/. /.
^,
- ,.
Menial, (servant) C.

,
Meet,

,
, ,
,, , ,, , , , -
-
-
Menial,
Mensurable,
Mensuration,
Mental,
Mention, /.
f.

f.
Meeting, /. . . /. : worthy of men-
459
 ,, , ,
-
,
MEN
,
, ,
, ,, -
MIL

[
,
tion,

,
Mention,

,,
worth mentioning,

V.
Mid-day,
Mid-day,
Middle,
f.

Middle, in the middle,

,,, more in the middle,

f.
f.

-
,
, ,, ,,
:

Mercantile,
Mercenary,
troops)
Merchandise,
/.
Merchant,

, , -
/. ,. m.
.
to
;

be a
(of

.
Middling,
Midnight,
f.
,
in the middle, adv.
:

: ,
from the middle,
middlemost,

,
:

of or at midnight,
:
.
:

,
:

, , ,
merchant,
Merchant-man,
Midriff,

,
Midst,

, , [ n.
in the midst, ava
f.

,-
f.

, ,,
on.

- Midst,

, ,,
,,
Merciful, Midsummer, .
Midway,
-
Merciless,

,, -
Mercilessly, adv.
Mercilessness, /.
2
,
,,,,,,,,
Midwife,
),
on.

Midwifery,
f. :

on.
f.
man-midwife,

f.
f.

f.

,,
Mercury,

Mercy,
on. (the
m. (quicksilver)
on.
star)

.
[,/.
on.

,
Mien,

, ,
Might,

,
, ,,,,
Mightily,
f. , adv.
n. f.
. f.

, ,
Merely, adv.

,,,
Meretricious,
Meretriciously, adv.
Meridian,

,
Meridional,
f.

[
(), m.

,,
Mighty,

, ,
to be mighty,
Migrate, .

,
:
-

Merit,
Merit, v.
Meritorious,
f.

,,
,,,
Merrily, adv.

,,,, ,
Merriment,
,[
,
[,
/.
- ,,,,, ,,,;
Migration,
f.
Mild,

(of mild
/.

disposition)
/.

/.
}

Merry,
Mesh,

, ,
,
Mess with, .
on. f.

,,,
, ,
Mildew,

,
Mildewed,

, ,[ ,
,
/.

,, ,
Message, /. Mildly, adv.
to send a message,
-
[
f.

,
:

, ,
,
on.

, -
Messenger,

, ,
c.
m.
Mildness,

f.

--
f
f.
f
f
f

, ,
Mess-mate,

,, -
on. Military,

, ,, -
Metal,
m,

Metallic,
Metamorphose, .
.
m. Milk,

,
Milk, , ,[V.
:
n. giving milk,
:

giving much milk,

, ,
Milk-fed,

,,
,
Metaphor,

,
,
,
Metathesis,

,,
Mete, v.
Method,
,
Metamorphosis,

Metaphorical,
Metaphorically, adv.

.
f.

f.

on.
f.

,/.
Milking,
Milk- pail,

Milk-white,
Milky,
/.

milky or milk-white,
f.
.

: to
m.

be

, , [,
Metre,
Metrical,
.
f.
Milky-way, (), .
/.
Metropolis, f. Mill, f. on. : hand-mill,
460
 ,,,
Millepede,
Miller, ,
,/. - , , , ,
,, ,[,-
-
m.
MIL

m.
f.

,
Minstrel,
m.
Minstrelsy,
MIS
on.

m.
.
on.

,/.
, ;
f. f.

,
Million,
, ,
Millet, Ktyxpos,

,, , . , ,
,
Mill-stone,
m.
, c.

m. f.
Mint,
Mint, .
Minute,
f f.
n.

,
on. (exact)
Mimic,
Mimic, V.
Mimicry,
Minatory, ,,
- , , [
[ m,

f.
Minutely, adv.

, ,
Miracle,
,
Minuteness, (smallness)
f. (exactness)
f.
f.

,,
n.

,
Mince, V.
Mincemeat,

,, ,, ^,
,,
Mind,

, --,
,
,, ,
n.
.
,
-
.
/xuttcutos, on. -ov,

contr.

^ n.
on.
.
on.
Miraculous,
Miraculously, adv.
Mire,
Mirror,
Mirth,
on.
n.
on.
n.

[^/

,
f. f. f. f.

,
of n.

,
f. f. f. :
f.
one mind, to : Mirthful,
change one's mind, Miry,

,^,
:

,
to recall to mind, : Misadventure, n.
calling to mind, to Misanthrope,

,
c.

,,
:
f.
keep in mind, out of Misanthropy, f

~ -
:

mind, to be troubled : Misapply, V.

,, , -
in mind, Misapprehend, v.

^, ^,
~
never mind,
:

,
Mind, v. Misapprehension, f.
Misbehave, v. pa^ioupy^ r
mind-

,,,,
Mindful,

, ,/. *,/.
:

ful of benefits, : mind- Misbehaviour,

, , ,,
ful of injuries, : to be Miscalculate, v. #
mindful of injuries, Miscalculation, on,

Mine,
Mine,

, ,-
Mindfulness,

.
f.
, n.
,,, ,
,,
Miscarriage,

,-
in.

n.
on.
- f.

,
f.
{underground passage)

,,
on. of a mine,

Mine, V.
:

, -,
Miner, m.
,
, , n.
Miscarry,
n.
(failure, mishap)

v.

[,
n.
f.
f.
f.
f.

^
(fail":

,
;

-
', -
Mineral, n. [, f.
,/.( /.

','
Minerva,
Mingle, V.

; ,,,',
",
Mingled,
:
'^, f.

to mingle with or together,

; intrans.

], , -
-
f.

,
,,,, ,
Miscarrying,
Miscarrying,

'
Miscellaneous,
Mischance,

Mischief,
.
f.
failure)

,
/.

,
, ,
Mingling,

, , ^,
adv.

f. f
,
Mischievous,
Mischievously, adv.

,,,, ,,,
Mining, f. Misconceive, .

, , ,
Minister,
Minister, -
,
Ministration,

,,-
V.
m.

f
c.

f.
Misconduct,
Misconstrue,
Miscount, .
Misdeed,
.
f.

.
/-

,,-
f. Misdemeanour, /.
Ministry, n. [m. m.
Minor, ', f.
Miser, m.
Minos, . Miserable,
'461
 , , , ,,
, ~ ,,
, ,
MIS MOL

, , , ,
pos, Avypos, Mite, n. (small particle) oVe-
-
, oypb,

, ,, ,
/.

,
Miserably, adv.
,
,,
XevyaXeos,

>, ^, ,
Mitigates.
Mitigation,
/.
/. /.

,,/,, ,
Xvypcos, Mitre,
arvyepoos Mix, .
/.

ypvv,
'^-
,
, ,, ,- ,,ya,, ,
Miserly, <pi\apyvpos, <peiboo\bs
Misery,

,,,
/.

Misfortune,
f. ,
,,/,,,, , ,,,, [,-/.
/
/.
,/.

/.
/.

.
%.
Mixed,
Mixture, Mixing,

Moan, Moaning,
/.
vayb,
/.
/.

on.
/.
/.

. / .

,
/. on.
Misgive, .

, , , ,
,,
, , .
Moan, .
6ya,

,,
Misinterpret, Moat, n.

-
/.
Misjudge, . Mob, n. on.
Mislead, . Mock, v. aay,
Misleading, aayy, /. Mocker, on. on.

aayas, m.
-
Mismanage, .
Mismanagement,
Misreckon, v.

,, -,
^/
,,
aaoyb,
n, Mockery,
, ys, n.

,
ay,, on.
on.

, [,-
ay
on.

,
Misreckoning, Mocking,

ooy ,[,- ,
on.

,
Misrepresent,

, ,, , , ,
, ,,
Misrepresentation,
Miss, V.

, ,
aoyv,
-
v.

f.
/.

-
Mode,

Model,
Ivlodel, v.
Moderate,

/
/.
on.

n.

,
.

;
w.

(only
m.
-

, ,,
Misshapen,

,
- , ,, , -
-
men)
: to be moderate,

, ,,,
Missile,
Mission,

, ?,
,- , ,
, ,,
/.
, .
/.
/.
on.

f. Moderate, .

, , , ,
,
Missionary, m. Moderately, adv.

,
,
Mistake,,-
Mis-state, v.
Mist,

,
,
/.
n. /.
on. Moderation,
. /.

,
/. /.
/.

,
.

, ,- , , ,
, /. /.

Mistake,
/.

- , . aoyv,
Modern,
derns,
: the mo-

,, ,- ,,,,,
to be mistaken, Modest,

,,
:

;
(unpretending)

,
Mistress, /. /. Modestly, adv. ayv&s

, , ,/.
(concubine) Modesty,

, ,[ ,/. [
/. : mistress of /. /.

,
a family or household, /.
Modify, .
/.

,
f. f.
Mistrust, Modulate, .

, ,[,,
/f.
Mistrust,

, , -[
Mistrustful,
Mistrustfully, adv.
Misty,
v.

,- -
Modulation,
Moiety,
Moist, ypb,
vopb
,
to

, ,
,,
,: be moist,
m.

,
Misunderstand,

Misuse,
462
.
. Moisten,

,yp,,, ,/.
Moisture,
Mole,
.
on.
/ /.
m.
 ,,,,., , ,,
MOL
,
, ,;, ,
MOV

, ,,,, -
Molest, v. Morbid,
More, adv.
Molestation, f. /.
Mollification, /
[,
f.
Moreover, , , ,
,
/.

, , , ,,
Mollify, . Morn, Morning, Att.
Moment, /. (of time)
/.
Morning, in or of the morning, -
,,,, -
:

in a moment,

,, ,
;

Momentary, adv. in the morning,

Momentous, , pt
,
., ,
Monarch,
Monarchical, ,, ,
.,,, ,,[[
m.
Morning

,
Morose,
star,

yvb
m.

, ,-
Monarchy, /. [n. Morosely, adv.
Monastery, n. Moroseness, /.
/

,
Monastic,

,
/.
Money, apyvpiov, n. n. pi. Morrow, . to-morrow, adv.

; ,
:

,,,
n. : to make money, Morsel, m. .

,
: to collect money, apyo- Mortal, m.
Mortal,
Money-changer,
Monied,
Monitor,
Monitory,
,, ,,,
,,,
m.
m.
ly)
Mortality,
Mortally, adv.
.
,

,/.
{dead-

, ,
Monk, m. Mortar, /.
Monkey, m. Mortgage, .
,/. /.
Monody,
Monopolise,

Monopoly, ,/,
,,,,
Monopolist,
,.
, ,
, ,
,
v.

m.
Mortgage, .
Mortgaged,
Mortgaging,
Mortification,
.
/.
in.
[/.

, - ;, ,,
, ,
Monosyllabic, [. Mortify,
Monster, . .
[
(vex)
Monstrous, - Moss,
;

. .

,
Mossy,
?^-
Month, ,
Monstrously, adv.
m.

,,, ,
of two months,
of three months,
:
:
Most,
,
,
Mostly, adv.
adv.

,
Monthly,
Monument,

, -
Moon,
/.
, ,
Mood, 00777,/.
/
waxing moon,
m.
/.
full
n. ill.

,
,
, ,,
Moth,
Moth-eaten,
Mother,
/.

, ,
m.

/. yvvpa,/.
step-mother, /.

,,
: : :

,
moon, )
/.
new moon,
of the moon,
:
: /.

, -
of or belonging to a mother,
:

contr. :

,
vatos: of the full moon, having the same mother,
Moonless, oypo
, ,
,,,
Moonlight, Mother-in-law,

,
n. /.

Moor, ,,
Moonlight, adj.
n.
Motherly,
Motion, /. n.
Moor,
Moot,
Mop,
Moral,
v.

,$
V.
n. ,,,
Motionless,

,
; ,,,
Motive,
Move, .
-- intrans.
/. /.
-
Moralist,
Morality, , n.
m.

yv
: move quickly,
to
move gently,
to

,
:

Morally, adv. :to move together, :

Morals,
Morass,
463
, .
to
move,
move forward,
(by entreaty, .)
: to '-
 , , - ; , ,- to move, (to pity, &c.) adv.
MUR

, ,
:

,
,
Moveable,

, ,,, , T0S i \_

(of price)
: how much
how much,
? ;

,,,, , - ,, , , ,,
,
:

Moveables,
Movement,
Mover, , on.
on.
n. pi.

f.
(of a motion)
n.
Mucid,
Mucidness,
Mud,

Muddy,
/.
.
.
. f.
/.

', , ,
Moving, f.

,:
Mould,
Mould, v.
,
n.

.
: to be

.
muddy,

,, ,
Mug,
Moulded,
,, - easy to be Muggy,

,, ,
moulded, Mulberry, .
Moulder, . Mulberry- tree, f.
Moulder, v. Mulct, .

,,
Mouldiness,

,, ,, - on. , .. f.

,
f. f.
Moulding, . Mulct,
Mouldy,

, ,, ,
,,,,, , ,,,-
Moult,
Mound,
,/.
m.
,
.
,
v.

, , on.
contr.
', on.
Mule,
longing to mules,
,
Muleteer,
c .

.
: of or be-

[.

,,,
), .

,,
f. f. : to raise a mound, Mullet, /.

,, ,
Multifarious,
Mount,
Mount,

,
,
Mountain,
, .
V.
[? /.
n.

foot
f.

:
Multifariously, adv.

Multiform, ,

,
, ,
of a mountain,

, ^.-
belonging to mountains,

, ,
f. of or :

.
Multiplication,
.
.
f.

,
Mountaineer, m. Multiplicity,

, ,
Mountainous,

, , -- .
Multiply, .

, ,, ,, , ,,,,
Mountebank, intraois.

,,,,,,- .,,,,,--
;

Mourn, V. Multitude, . f.
. on. : the multitude,
Mourner, . . 5
Mournful, Multitudinous,

,,,,, , ,[
,,
Mourning,
on. m. :
.
wearing mourning,
.
Mumble,
Mummery,
Munch, . ,, - f

- ^.,,,
Municipal,

,
Mouse,
Mouse-trap,
Mouth,
river)

-
small mouth,
,
,.
/^, .
on.

/.
/.
.
f. :
(of
with
Municipality,
Munificence,
Munificeut,

Munificently, adv.
f.
f. [, f.

,
Mow,

,
,,
mow
, :

Mouthful,

,
with large mouth,

,,
V.

, , , , ,, ,
Mower,
,
to open the mouth,

,, ,
/.

down,
:

,f.

on.
: to
Munitiou,

Mural,
Murder,

Murder, .
.
f
.

,
.
f
f
.

f.

. ,,,,, , ,,,
Mowing,

,
f.
.

*
Much,

' :

464
so
as
: much,

much
much,
adv.

as,
: very much,

; adv. ,,
Murderer,

Murderous,
.
on.
on.

-
 , , ,
MUR
<'- .
NAR

, ,
Murderously, adv. Muzzle,

, ,
,,,,,,,, -,,
My,
Murky,
Murmur, , , ,'* m. contr.
Myriad,
Myrrh,
/.
of myrrh,

,
/.:

,
m. m. Myrtle, f. f. :

Murmur, myrtle,

,
V.
Myrtle-berry, . [??.

.
,
Murrain,
, ,
Muscle, ts,
, , ,
m.
m. m.
f.
Myrtle-grove,
Myself,
-,

,
: of myself,

, , ,
(fish)
-,- f.

,,
K hxn>f- , " m. Mysteries, n. pi.

,
.
Muscular,
Muse, Mo
Muse, v.
, /.
pi. to initiate into mysteries,
:

to be initiated,
:

Muses,
f.
Muses,
Muses,

,,,,,
pi.

Mushroom,
: of or
f.

m.
pi.
belonging to the
fond of the
:

m.
Mysterious,

Mysteriously, adv.
Mystery,
Mystic, Mystical,
,
,,, . n.

,
Music, f. n. Mythic,
Musical, Mythological,

,
Musically, adv.

,
Musician,
Muslin,

, .
f.
m.
Mythology,

, , .
f.

Must,
Must,

, .
del, Must is

,\
Nag,

, , n. m.

,,,
often rendered by verbal adjectives Naiad, or /. : the Naiads,
in -,
, ,
as it must be

,, , f. pi.
),

,
done Nail, m. (oj iron) m.

,,
m. fastened by nails,

, ,
Mustache, m. :

-
f.
Mustard, & -, Ion.
-, Nail, v. to nail to,.

,,,
n. n. :

Muster,

,,
Muster,

,
,[
Muster-roll,
V.
f.

m.
f.

,
Naked,

, ,
Nakedness,,
, ,,
- , /. f.

,
Name,

,
Musty, n.

,/. , f.

,
Mutability,

[,
Mutable,

,,,,,-
Mutatioo, /.
f.

/.
,,
), -
, -
j.
by name, adv.
Name, V.
. /. :

,
f.
Named, named

,
Mute,

,
:

, ,
Mutely, adv.
after,

, ,
: named,
similarly
falsely named,

,. ,
:

,
Muteness, /. f.
: rightly named,

,,,
Mutilate,

,
Mutilation,
.

/. /.
f. f.
Nameless,

,,
Namely, adv.
Namesake,
,

,,,[ , , ',
Mutineer, m. Naming, f. f.

,/.
,
Mutinous,
Mutiny,
, Nap,
,,,
, /. /.

,
f. f.
Mutter, . Nape, .
Muttering, m. Napkin, .
Mutual,
Mutually, adv.

, ',
Muzzle,
465
m. . Narrate,
,^, .
Narcissus,
Narcotic,
Nard,
.
f.
c

~
 ^, ,,
Narration,

^,-. ,
, ^^,, ,
^, yyo:
, -
Narrative,
/.

,
Narrator, ^yy]Ti)s, m.
NAR
^,
/.
/.

, ,,-
nearer, comp.
nearest, superl.
to be near,
NEG

yyao,

, ,
:

Narrow, arevbs, '.

, b, ;
[
to bring near,

, , , ,^ , , ,^,-
Narrow, (strait)
vyy,
/.
n. n. Near, prep,
e7"y^j
adv.

,,,
Narrow,

, ,
,
Narrowness,
Nastiness,
v.

Narrowly, adv. -,
/
/
/
n. Nearness,
Neat, ,,
yy,
yapb,
,, ,
Nearly, adv. oXiyou,
/.

yap,
[,, ~
1

Nasty,

,
, ,
Nation,

,
, ", ,
,
Natal, yev60\Los, yeu0XiaKbs
n. yevos, n.
of the same nation,
/apbs

n.
Neatly, adv.
Neatness,
yap, /
Necessaries,
/

,-
/.

^, , ,
Necessarily, adv. avaya,
National, avayKh [sary,
Native, . . Necessary,

, ,^,b,avay
avcry/icuos : it is neces-

,,,,,,[-
Native, Necessitate, v.

,[,-
Nativity,
Natural,
^/, /. yeveTy, /
yyv,
yovT],/.
,,
Necessitous,
Necessity,

, ,,[,-
Neck,
, ^,, n.
.
/.

or
/
.

,
(not artificial) /.
;

layv. Necklace, . .
.
, , ,
/.
c
Naturally, adv.
Nature,

,,
to nature,
/. : by or according

,
ayyb,
Necromancy,-
Necromancer,
.
/.
/.

,
Naval,

,
,, ,
Naval battle,
: to be

/.
by nature,

: to fight ,,,,,
Nectar,

, ,
Nectareous, Nectarine,
Need,

, /.
.
/. /. /.

a naval battle,
Nave,

,, -
Navel,

,
Naught,

, ,
f.
.
f. f.

to
Need,

need,
.
or
,
Needful, avayKa^,

,b,vaya
: there is

,
:

set at naught,
Naughtily, adv.

,/. ,/, -
, ,,,, [
Naughtiness,
f.
,
, ,,b,,,
,
Needfully, adv.
Needle,
Needless,
./
/.

Needlessly, adv.
pyo,
,/.

,,
Naughty, Needy,
-
Navigable,

,
,
Navigate, .
,/.- , .
Nefarious,

Nefariously, adv.
avoyo,
avopy,

,,
Navigation,
Navigator,

,, ,
, ,
, .
Negation,
Negative,
/ /.
^
Nausea,
Nauseate, .
Nauseous,
Nautical,

, ,
, ,
, ,,,-
-
/. /.

in the
Negatively, adv.
Neglect,
Neglect, .
/.
[,/.
/.
-

,,
;
(skilled
sea)
Nautilus,
Navy,
Nay,
, , ,,,',
m. arparbs
. [
vavriicbs, .
Neglected,

Neglectful,
aXoyw

Near,
aylv,
466
^, yo y^'iTuv,
:
Neglectfully, adv.
 ,
,,
,, ,
,[,
NEG
,
,, - vyao,
NIP

, , ,-
Negligence, f f. New-married,
f f
, ,,,-
,,,,, , ,
Negligent, Newness, f f.
Negligently, adv.
Negotiate, . -*,
News,

, m.
n.

f.
f
11.

yyao,yo,
, , ,opy,,[,--
Negotiation, m. Next,

,
,, , f.
Negotiator,7rpe(Tj8ei's, in.
Negro,

', ,
.
in. [m.

f.
: the
;

next
(of time)
day,

, ,,
Neigh, v. Next, adv.

-, *,
Neighbour, Nibble, . py,

,,
c. c.

6 . : neigh- py,

,,
bours, in. >1. Nice, :

m. pi.

, ', , - ', m. pi.

'-
to be nice,

,
' , ,
Neighbourhood,

,-
Neighbouring,
n.

, ^', f.
f. Nicely, adv.
Nicety,
Nick, ^,
^, ,
f
in the

,,
f. f. :

nick of time,

. ,
,
Neighbourly,

,
,,
:

', ,
to be neighbouring,

, ,-
*-
.
Nick, .
Nickname,
Nickname, .
f.

-, f.

,
Neighing, in. Niece, contr.
ypo,

,
Neither, Niggard,
Neither,

,
neither way, , [
: in yo
Niggardliness,
[ooya, f.

,
f. f.
-, .
Nephew,

', , , .
Nigh, yv,
Neptune,
in.

Nereids, ,
,, , ,; ,
, , m
f. pi.
: of Neptune,
Nigh, adv. eVyi/s,
Night, f.,
ing to night,
all night,
f. :
;
prep,
of or belong-

-
, -
:

Nerve, n. adv.

Nervous,
,,, ,
Nerveless,

,, the same night,

:

by night, adv.

,
: : to

,,
, ,
Nest, pass the night,

,
n.

,
f. f. :

to build a nest,

Net,
*,
,
Nestle, v.
Nestling,

,
,,&, n.
in.

,
,
, , n.
n.
/f.
Nightingale,
Nightly,
Xiglit-mare,
f.

.
f.

n.
Nether,
most,
Nettle, ,
f.

, ,,.
,,, ; ,
, ^
,, ,,
f.
-
f.
f.
n.

f.
: nether-

-~
Night-shade,
Night-watch,
Nimble,

Nimbleness, f
[/.
c.

.
[m.

,
Nettle, v. Nimbly, adv.

, , ,,,:
Never, Nine, (the number) f. :

,
Nevertheless, adv.
nine times,
years,
years,
lasting nine
for nine
for nine days,
:
:

,,
Neuter, Neutral,
neuter gender,

,,
be neutral,
: to Ninefold,
Nine-hundred,

.,, [
Neutrality, Nineteen,

,
New,
New-born,'/, '/, -
Newly. adv.
New-niade,
['
Nine thousand,
Ninetieth,
Ninety,
Ninth,
Nip, v. ;
on the ninth day,
:

(as frost)
467
Nipple,
,,
NIP
f. ,
, n. Nose, \, /. , NUM
.
yb,
^,
'^. :

, hook-nosed,
Nit, f. :

blow the

, ,, -
Nitre, or n. snub-nosed, : to
,
No, before a vowel before nose,
,
,,,
an aspirate

,,,, , ,
means, in no manner,
,
: by no Nostrils,
Not, /, before a vowel
f. pi.
,. pi.
before

[ ,,
an
--, aspirate not at

,, [
:

,
;

,
,,
Noble,
, ^-
Nobility, yva,

,
yGvvouos,
/.

eb~yvr\s,
f.
ayaQbs,
all,
Notable,
^oyo,
oy,
, , ,, ,^ , Notably, adv.
Noble-minded, Notary, yaa,
.
. .

,
Nobleness, eiryeveia, f. yeuuaio^s, f. Notch, f.
Nobles, Notch, .

,
ol

, ,
,, , ,
Nobody,
,
Nobly, adv.

Nocturnal,
,^. ^
,,
yzvvaiois, wyevoos,
oxjtis
-
Note, (in music)

Note, v.
Note-book,
f.
m. (letter)

Nod,
Nod,

,,
Noise,

,
.
, ,
,
,
v.

,
,
, ;

,
,
,.
n.

(in sleep)

, .
/. ),
\? $>

.
. ayo .
f.
.
- Noted,
Nothing,
else,
Notice,
Notice, .
apyya, n.
yvpo,

f.
: nothing

,
Notification,

,
', yvp
}

. . .
, , ,, -
Notify, .

,, , , , ,
[.

, . : to make a noise,
iraTayeo),
Notion,
Notoriety,
yv,
n.
yvo,
f. n.

f.

-
Notorious,

,, , .,,,,,
Noiseless,

,, , Notoriously, adv.
Noiselessly, adv.
Noisome, Notoriousness, . f.
Noisy, Notwithstanding, adv.
Nomenclature, ",
/.
^,
, ,
Nominal,
Nominally, adv.
Nominate, .

,
,, , , ,,,,,,,
Nomination,
ment)
Nominative
Nonage,
, case,
f.
f. (appoint-
Novel,
Novelty,
Nought,

Novice,
Noun,
Nourish, .
.
:
f.
to set

c.

[,
at
f.
nought,

,
f.
vayao
,, ,,
ondescript, Nourishing,
one, ou5els,

,, , , - , ,
Nonsense,
m. ,f.

, ,
to talk nonsense,
m.
Nourishment,
Now,
Nowhere,
, \, ,f. /.

, ,
: :

,
Nonsensical,
Nook,
Noon.

,,
,- ,
, [, , . yva,
f.
f.
[, oyo

f.
from nowhere,
Nowise,

Noxious,

yv, ayv
yb,
a^pbs

y, , -
of or belonging to noon, Nudge, .

,
, ,,
,^,
Noose,
Nor,

,, ,
North,
, , ,
, ^ ,, ,,-
North-east wind,
Northern, Northerly,
. .
.
.
-
Nudity,
Null,
Nullify,

Numb,
Numb,
:
v.

to be numb,
f.

North-wind, . VI. Number, m. n.

468
 ,
,
, . : of the same number,
,,.,, ,
,
OBS

Number, .
Numberless,
Numbing,

, '
Numbing,

, [
,/.
,
,
Obediently, adv.

,
, ,
,, ,
Obeisance,
obeisance to,

,
,,,^,-.--
Obelisk, m.
/. : to

m.
do

,,,
Numbness,

, ,
Numerable,
Numerate, v.
Numeration,
/.

/.
n. Obey,

,
, ;
Object,
V.

m. ?.

",,
Nun,
,,
Numerical,

/
Numerous,

Nuptial,
[ /.
,
Object,

,
~, , -,
.

tions in arguing)
;
{be unwilling)
(raise objec-

,,,
Nurse,,,,
Nuptials,

,
", /.
m. ~,
/. f.
,
Objection,

Objectionable,

,,/,
Objector,
/.
/.

m.
/.
U.

,
/.

,
,, , , ^, ,
Nurse, .
Nursing,
Nursling,
/.
n.
/
n.
,/.
Objurgate, .
Objurgation,
Oblation, n. /.

,, .-
Nut,
Nut-cracker,
Nutricious,

Nymph,
.
. (tree) ,/.m.

nymphs,
-
n.
, ,
Obligation,

gation,

, , ,, --
Oblige, v. (compel)

, ,[-
Obliging,
/. :

;
to be

(gratify)
n.
under an obli-

,-,,',
/. : of

,
Oblique,

.
Obliquely, adv.
Obliquity,
. ,
,,, /. /.
-

,
Obliterate,

,&

,,
Oaken,
Oar, ,
:

,
,,,, , ,,, , -
Oak,

, ,
,/. ~,/.

/
,
that
[
-
!

m.
.,
m.
: oak- forest,

:
/.
having oars,
yap

lf
JL0S )
-m
/.

Obliteration,
Oblivion,
Oblong,
Obloquy,

Obnoxious,
,
/.
/.

.
/.
\_m.

/.

Oasis,
Oath,
', ,
, , , , ,,,
/. ,
,/.
y
take an oath,
', m.
n. : of oaths,
n.
: to
Obolus,
Obscene,
,
: to be obnoxious,
m.
-
-
or
: to keep Obscenely, adv.
an oath, Obscenity,

,
/. /.

, ^.
,
, ,
, ,
, ,
,- or
: to break an oath,
or
to bind by Obscure,
/.
/.
(/ language)

, ,,,,-
:

oath,

,,
keep-

,
:

ing an oath,
oath,
Oats,

, ,
, - m.
: bound by

Obscure, .

,,,
Obduracy,
-
, ,,- , ,, ,
/. /.
Obdurate, Obscurely, adv.
Obdurately, adv.
Obedience,

Obedient,
/, /. /.
/. /. Obscurity,

?, /.
/.
(/ birth)
.
/.
^, /.
/.

J.

469
 , ^,,
,
Obsequies,
, ;,
,
OBS

, of)

,
OFF

, (be busy, oc-

, , ,,,
Obsequious, cupied in) \

,
f

,
or
. -
,
Obsequiously, adv. Occur,

,
,,,,,,,,,,,,-- ,,,,,
i
[/.
4 Obsequiousness, ;
(happen)
I
Observable,
Observance, /. f.
Observant, Occurrence, f.
. 5

,, -
Observation, f. /.
f. f. f. Ocean, m. . : to

,
Observatory,
Observe, v.
,
,. ,
(keep, obey)
[
,
f. f.

;
Ochre,

;
the ocean,

,
Oculist,
Odd,

,
f.
m.
[, m.
(unusual)

, ,
Obsolete,

,,,- ,
Obsoleteness,

,
Obstacle,
. ,
,
,
- .
.
/.
.
. ,
Ode,
,
,
Odious,
,,
,
Oddness,
, f.

,,,, -
[
f.
m. n.
f.

, , , ,
Obstinacy, /. /. Odium, . /.

,
, ,
, ,,, , , -
f
/. f.
f. Odoriferous,
Odorous,

,,
,
,
/.
Obstinate,

,
Odour,

, ,,
,^,, , ,
Of, (concerning)
Off, adv.
/.

.
/.

,
Offal, n.

,
Obstreperous,

^, ,
Obstinately, adv.

,
to be obstreperous,

, ,
Obstriction,

,
f
:

.
,
, ,
,,,,
,
Offend,
,
Offence,

,
-
- .
.
.
f.
/.
.

, ,,
Obstruct, .

, , ,
,,
: to be offended with,
Obstruction, . .

, ,,,
.

, ,, ,
/.
.

, - m.
-
Obtain, Offender, m.

, , , Offensive,

,
: to obtain
by entreaty, Offer, .
Obtainable,

- , (as offerings)

,,,,
;

,
Obtaining, (present

,,,
,,, ,,
f. ;

Obtrude, . itself) inirans.

Obtuse,
/^, .
'
Obtuseness,
Obviate, .
Obvious, ,,
,, , ,
f. Offering,
Off-hand,
e|
. /.

,
,, ,,,[-,- ,, -
Obviously, adv.
Obviousness,
Occasion,
Occasion, .
, , ,
, f.
f
m.
Office,

Officer,
Officiate,
.

.
.
f.

m.
5
f /.

,,,, , ; , ,
Occasional,
OccasLonally, adv.
Occult,
Occupation,
Occupy,
{engage)
.
; ,
, ,, f.

(take possession
Officious,
be officious,
Officiously, adv.
Officiousness,

Offscourings,
Offspring,
f
n.
f.

n. pi.
f.
: to

m.
470
 ,
,,, ,, ,,,
,, , .
OFT
. .

,
,
tokos, Omission,

, ., f.

,,
. Omit, .

, ,,
/.
f.
-
,- ,
Of: el), adv.
-
, :
: very often,
how often?

-
Omnipotence,
f.
/.

, aypa,
; so often, Omnipotent,

Oil, , ,, ,,
Oftener,
Oh,
:

,
or ,
as often as,

. , . , [
Omnipotently, adv.

: ,,
Omniscient,
, ,
,
,,,,,,,-
Oil, . On, \,
Oiliness, /. . Once, adv. : once for

,
Oilman, . all, at once,
Oily, -
Ointment, . . One, ,,
,
, ,
(a certain one)
,
:
;

,,
. . the one, every one,

, f. : oint- :

,,; ,
ment-box,
Old, y
,
-, ", ',
'/: Onerous,
; some one,

,,
, , Oneself,
very
old age, .
,
,, ,
id,
,/.: a happy
: Onion,
Only,
.
adv.

,
:

old age, old man, only begotten, ovoyv not

-, f. : :

,
,,,,
m. m. only,

,
, , '/,
m. old woman,

,
,
with,
:

~~
, ,
,,, , [
, :
f.

to
: to
,/.
grow

grow old together

ypa7a,
old, yypa-
f Onset,
Onward, adv.
Onyx,
Ooze,
Opal,
.
m.
f.

m.
/. f.

[
: to be old, : not Opaque,

^,
growing

^,
,
Older,
,/.
,
,^ ',
-
'^
, ,,,
, ,'^; -
Old-fashioned,
Oldness.
:
old,
growing

f.
old,

-
Open,

the open
Open, v.
'^,
: the open
air,
or
;

air,

'^,
:

(of the air)

(manifest)

f. :
-
in

Oligarchy,
oligarchy,

,
,,,
Oligarchical,

.
Olive, (fruit)
m*

',
,
m.
f.
f.
f.

:
:

(tree)
to have an

wild
f.
olive,
,
,, :,
law term)

open)
open, make manifest,
: to

;
open a

intrans. (to be
(a body)
;

little,

to lay
(as

', {^
c.

,,
Olympia,
Olympiad,

',
Olympian, ', Olympic,
f.
f.
: at Olympia,

, ,,
Opening, ,^.,/. -
n. (of a case at law)
(chasm)

',
pian or Olympic
,
', n. pi.
fern.
games,
: Olym-
'- ,,
ayyr}, f.

,
Openly, adv. -
'
f.
ay

,, -
I : conqueror in the Olympic

",
,,
games, m. Openness, /.

',
f.
yoa, vpy
,
,,
Omen,

,
f.

,,
Olympus,

,
,
, c.
m.
m. :

m.
of Olympus,

n.
Operate, .
Operation, ipyov,
Operative,

, ,, ipy vy,
, ,,
n. f.

,, ,
n. n. : of good omen, Opine, V.
Opinion, f.
n.
f.
yv,f. yv^a, .
omened,
471
: of bad omen,
: ill-

,
f. -tyis, f. :

:
to be of opinion,
it is opinion^ my
f.
 *
7,
- , or
the same opinion,
:

-
OPI
to give one's opinion,

- of
to
:

:
,, ,-
,, ,
consult an oracle,
:
OKI
to deliver an oracle,
to :

,
be of the same opinion,

,, ,, - ,,,,a bad opinion of, Oracular,

, :

to have a bad opinion

,
f. : of,
Orally, adv.
Opium, n. n. Oration, m. m.

, ,
Opponent, m. Orator, m. m.

, ,- ,,,,,, -
Opportune, Oratorical,

,, , , Oratorically, adv.

,
Opportunely, adv. Oratory, f.

,:, [ ,,, ,
Opportunity, Kaipbs, m. f. Orb, m.
there is Orbicular,

,
f. f. :

an opportunity, Orbit, m. f. f.

,
Oppose, v. Orchard,
m.
m. m.

, ,,
words)

,,
Opposed , - ,
,
, ,- ,,, ,,, ,-
to,
to be opposed to,
;
(with Orchestra,
Ordain, v.

Ordained,
f.

, ,
Opposing, Ordain er, m.

,
Opposite, Order, f. f. m.

, -
: to f. f.

, , ,, ,
,
(command)

-
be or be placed opposite, f. f.

, , , , -
Opposite, in opposition, adv. in order,
n. f. :

f.
a setting

, ,
,
to be in order,

,
f. :

', , , ,
in order,

,- , -
: :

from the opposite side, in order that,

;
:

so that,

,
Opposition,

,
, ,,- ,, , ;
, ,,
f.
.

, ,
,,,,- f.
is, f.
f.
f. Order, v. (command)

(arrange)

,
Oppress,

,, ,
pressed,

,,,,
,,
,-
[ , ,
, , : to be op- Orderly,
adv.

,
Oppression, Ordinance,

,
/. /.

Oppressive,

,
Oppressor,
/.

, , , f.

m. m.
f.
Ordinarily, adv.
Ordinary,
, .

Opprobrious,
Opprobrium,

,,
Optative,
Optical, ,,
, , , :
. [
optative mood,
Ordination,
Ordure,
Ore,
f.
.
.
/.
. m.

,,,- ,,
',
,
Optics, ] Organ,
Option, f. /. Organic,
Optional, Organically, adv.
Opulence, m. /. Organisation, f.
Opulent, Organise, .
$,
,, , -
.

,,, ,
Orgies, pi. to celebrate

,,
:

,,
Opulently, adv. orgies,
Or, ),
Oracle,

n.
f.

of an oracle,
,
,
, , , ,, ,
, , f.
n.
m.
f. ,/.:
n.
Orient,
Oriental,
Orifice,
Origin,
.
f.
f.
f. (cause)
.
f.
.
/.
f.
472
 , -,
, ,,
Original,, - OKI
Overflowing,

,
Overflowing,
OUG

[, m.
/.

,
Originally, adv. Overgrown,
*
, ,,
, , ,- ,
Overhang, .
Originate,

,
Ornament,
.

,
n.
n.
n.
n.
m.

, ,
, ,[, -
Overhanging,
Overhead, adv.

,
Overhear, .

, ,
Overjoyed,

,,,, ,[
Ornament, .
Ornamental, Overladen,

Ornamented,

,,
Orphan,
Orphanhood,
Orthodox,
Orthodoxy, ,/.
,,/. , ,
Orthography,
f. .

, , ,,-
,
Overlay, .

Overload, .
Overloaded,
Overlong,
Overlook, v. (superintend)

,,
/.

,, , ,
Osier, m. /. f. (disregard,

,
;

,, ,,
Osprey, m. neglect)
Ostensive,

,
Ostentation,
f.
m.
m.
f.

,
Overmuch,
adv.
;

,,,,,
, ,,-
Ostentatious,

,
Ostler,

,
Ostentatiously,acfo>.

, ,
Ostracise,
Ostracism,

m.
,: ,
Ostrich,

,,.

,
[,
,
-
m.

c.

C.
m.
Overplus,
Overpower,

Overreach,

Overrun,
Oversee,
.
.

V.
.

lT P*X&

- ,,

Other,

, , , -
the other, m.

,
: from the
other side, Overseer, m. m.

, ,
,
other,

, ,
:

,
the one, the Overshadow, .

,
Otter,

,,
Oval,
,
Otherwise, adv.

- ,
,
, ,
, -
,
f. n.
[_7*$} m >
Overshadowed,
Overshoot,
Oversight,
.
. .
,
, ,
Oven, m. n. . .
-
Over,

,,
,
Overawe,
,
- , , ,,
.
:

,/.
to be set over, .
Overspread, .

,
Overbalance, Overstep, .

,
Overbearing,

,
,,,[-- ,
Overbold,
Overburden,
,,
,
, ,
,
Overbearingly, adv.

, .
Overtake,

Overthrow,
.

/.
f.
f.
-
f.

, ,, ,
Overburdened, Overthrow, .

, ,,- , , ,
Overcast,

,
Overcharge, .
Overcloud, . Overtop, .
Overclouded,

), , , , , -
,, ,
Overcome,
, , .
Overturn, .

[/

,,
Overturning, f.
Overflow, f. /. Overvalue, .
f. Overwhelm, .
Overflow, .
itC Ought, . : one ought, 7,
473
Our, ,,
,
Ounce, obyyia or

(of US two),
OUN
f.
:

,,,
, ,,
Ox-hide,

Ox-stall,
, PAL
f. : of raw ox-hide,

n. on.

,
Out,

,,-,, ,
or
Outbid, V.
Outcast,
Outcast;
,/,
),/.
,
e|w, euros

,. <pvyas,m.
Oyster,

,,,
n.
.
f.

-
Outcry,

,
Outdo, v.

,
^
Pace, n. n.

, , , - ,, ,
Outer, Pace, v.

Outermost,
Outfit, ,
Pacific,

,
f.

,,
Outflank,

,,,
v.

,/.
Pacification,
Pacify, .
aay, f.

^?,
, ,
Outgoing,

,, ^,, ,,, -
Outlandish,

,
Outlaw,

,
Outlaw, .
Outlet, , ^, - c Pack, (burden)

yov
n.
n.
: pack of hounds,
on. n.

, /', , , ,
/. /. f

,
. f. (for ships) Pack, v.

on. without an outlet,

-
y},.
:

Outline, Package, Packet, on.

,
f. f.
n.

,
on. f. on.
Packing up,
Outlive,
,,
v. f

, ,
Outpost,
Outrage,
,/ ,, [,
, ,, , - , ,, ,[,-
Outnumber,

, v.

f. n. f.
Pad,
Paaan,
Page,
Pageant,
f.

f.

'/',
m.

n.
:
n.
to sing a paean,

f.

, ,, , ,
Pageantry,

,
f. /. f.

,
f.

, ,
Outrage, v. Pail,
Pain,
,
yo,
on.

, \,, ya-
n. yv, f.

, f.

^,,, , -
f. f

Outrageous, n. n.

,,
f. f.
.

,
Outrun on. (of childbirth) f. : to be in

,
pain,
Outside,
^,
,,
Outstretched,
Outstrip, .

[ ,
, - ,, / Pain, .
Painful,
more
ayvb, oypb,
painful,

, ,, ,,,
: :

, , [-
Outward, most painful, : very pain-
Outwardly, adv.
Outweigh, .
Outwit,
Outwork,
. , .
ful,
out pain,
Pains,
pains,
f. on.
with-

:
:

to take

, 7, ,,
Owe, .
.
Owl, 7 |,
Own,
Own, v.
/.

(achwiuledge)
on. on. Paint,

; ya,
Paint, . y;.
(the face)
(from life) ya-
.

-~
,, ,
ooooy,
possess) , ;
{have, Painter,
ypo, on. :
on.
portrait-painter,
(from life)

,
Owner,
,
,
oxen,
on. :
on.
of or belonging to
or
voypo, on.
(ao*t

yab
ypa, f.
Painting,
of)

, ypa(piK% :
ypaa,
of painting,
f.

,,,,
Ox-driver,
oxen,
Ox-goad,
Ox-herd,

474
m.
f.
on,
on. : to drive

on.
on.
Pair,
f.

Palace,
:

Pair, v. , yv,,/
^, ya,,
in pairs,
n.

n.
f.
ya
 ,,
, ,
Palaestra,
PAL
/.
, [
Parade, ,, PAR
f: to make a parade,

, ,
Palatable, Paradise, in.

,
Palate, f. ovpavhs, m. Paradox, .

,
,,,
Pale,

,, , :
Ktvtcbs,
to be or turn
xXcopbs,
pale,
,
Paradoxical,
Paradoxically, adv.

,
Paragraph, n.

,
f.

-
,, ,
. Paleness, m. or n. f. Parallax, /.
f n. Parallel, ; as adv.
Palfrey, m. to place

, ,
:

,/. m.
!)
,
Palisade, n. parallel,
. n. Parallels, f. pL

,,,
Palisade, Paralyse, v.

,
v.

,,,,
Palisading,
Palliate, V.
[m.
f. , f, Paralysis,

,,,
Paramount,

, ,-
Paramour, (lover)
,
f.

m,

b ,
m. in. (mistress)

Palm,

,,
11,

,
,
Palliation,

, ,,,
tree,
,
Pallid, axpbs,

,,
(of the
(measure)

Palpable, ivapyys,

Palpably, adv.
hand)

c.
/.

abs
f.
f
:

ivapycv?,
f

palm-
f.

,
Parapet,

,,,^,,,6>
Paraphrase,
Paraphrase,
Parasang,
Parasite,

Parasitical,
,
f.

V,

in.
f.
f.

m.
m.
m.
m,

,,^ ,
Palpitate, v.

,~,
Palpitation,
Palsy,
ab, m.
f. ,,,,,
Parasol,
Parcel,
m.
.
in.
f.
f.

,, ,
,
Paltry, Parcel, v.

Pamper, v.
Pamphlet,
Pan,
pan, T7}yavov,

,
n.
n.
n. : frying-
[n. Parch, v.
Parched,
Parching,
Pardon, , b,
yyv, f.

,
n. f. f.
Pander, apob, oayyb, c. c. Pardon, v.
Pander, v.
Pandering,
, f poay-
^. f. Pardonable,
Pardoning,

,
yyvb,
yyvv, yyvovb
Panegyric,
(yo)
Panegyrical,
Panegyrise,
Pang,

, ,
Panic, (fear)
f.
^^ [
,, ,, -
V.
m.

it.

(), n. - ,*,,,,',, ,-
m.
ot
,
Pare, v.

, ,
pare the nails,
Parent,

Parentage,
m. m.
m. parents,
:

n.
oi
[/,
: to

f.

(),
,
f.

Panniers,
Panoply,
Pant, v.
Panther,
,,
\,
,
ii.pl.

m.
f
n.pl.
m. Parental,
Parenthesis,

,
Parhelion,

,
^,
Paring,
Parish,
,[, m.
n.
f.

(of the nails)

n.

f
Pantile,
Panting,

,, , [
Pantomime,
Pap,
Papa,
Paper,
-
,,
f,,
0^, n.

, ,, ,- ,, , m.
in.
f

: to call papa,
m.
Parity,
Park,
Parley,
m.
Parley, v.
in.

ovooya, f.
n.
m.
oyo, m.
f.

f.
?,

,
f.

,,
m. papers, Parliament,
, :
y ix.pl. /. f

Papyrus,
Par,
Parable,
,
m. pi.

475
,, f.
f.
f. m.
Parody,
Parole,
Paroxysm,
,/.
Parricidal,
apob
f.

>
in.

2
 ,
,,, ,
Parricide,
Parricide, (the act)
PAR

-,/,
,/.
m.
[m. ,
,
,,
,
, ,
^,
:
PAT
to pass over,

*,
:
(omit)
to pass,
Parrot,

,
Parsimonious,
m.

Parsimoniously, adv. -
,
, ,
(time,

, ,, ,
life, <hc.)

; intrans.

,,,
,
[reXeia, /.

,
Parsimoniousness,
Parsimony,
Parsley,
/.
n.
/.

f.
eu-

,
Taxable,

,, ,, -
,
able,
: easily pass-

- ;

, , ,
Parsnip, (tolerable)
], -
c.

,
.
,.
Part,

, ,/,
f. /.

,,
most Passage,

,
for the m.
,/. ,/, ,/.
part, /.
\
:

.
,
;,,
,,
,
Part, v. {separate)

-
vide, distribute)
*, ;

[
(di-

,,,,,[,
,
Passenger,
m.
r

,on.

,,,'
Passer-by,
on.
m.
on.

m.
on.

on.

/.

, intrans. Passion, . n. (anger)

, ,,,
Partake, .

, ,^ - ,/ ,/. /. /. on.
Partaker,

Partaking
,,
c
C. m.

, yo,
Passionate,

,
of,
Partial, (friendly to- : to be passionate,

;
;

wards)
Partiality,

,, ,
/. /.

,, , -, -
Passionately, adv.

,,,,,,
Partially, adv. (in part) Passionateness, /.

,
Participate, .
Participation,
/
/. /.

,,,
Passive,
Passover,
Passport,
/.

-yh, /.
/.

[
/. /.
.
Participle,
Particle,

,
n.
/.
/.
,
Paste,

,
Pastern,

,, - . [, /.

,, .,,
, ,
,,,*/,
Particoloured, Pastime, / a'^y, /.
Particular, ; (
precise) Pastor, on.
Particularity, (precision) /. Pastoral,
Particularly, adv. Pastry, n. pi.

, ,,
Partisan, m. Pastry-cook, on.
Partition, n. [m. Pasturage, .

,,,,,, ,,
/. on.

,
,
Pasture, /

, [,
Partition, V. on. /.
Partly, adv. ,
.
; ,/..

,,,, [, -
... . . . Pasture,

-
, ; ,

.
,
Partner, c c Pat,
[
m.

, C.
c .
/

,
Pat,

,
.
Patch, V.

, ,
>,

,,,
,
Partridge,

,
Partnership,

[,
Parturition,
\,
c
m.
/ /.

f.
,
Patched,
Patent,

,
, , ,,,,
,
, -
Party, / Paternal,

,
/. f.

,
,
,
Pass,

,.
,,
m. f. 6
/ /.
Path,

,
7.
c
/.
/.
on.
on.

,,
/ m.

,
Pathetic,

, ,,
,
,
, , ,,
Pass, Pass by,

, -
-
:
V.

to pass over or across,

- ~
, , ,
Pathetically, adv.
Pathless,

, ,, ,
Pathos,

Patient,
.,
Patience,
/
.
f.
.
: to
476
 , , ,,
, -,, -
, PAT
, , PEN

,,,
Patiently,

Patriarch,
,
be patient, bear patiently,

adv.

on.
Peak,
Pear,
pear-tree,
Pearl,
Peasant, -,
, ,
,, \,[-),
on.
.
f.
on.
on.
f.
f,

aypoucos,
f.

m.
on.
\

,,
Patriarchal,
Patrician, -
Pebble,
Pebbly,

,
f. f.

,
Peccant,
.
Patrimony,
Patriot,

,
Patriotic,

Patrol,

,
Patriotism, ,,
,,
, ,
on.
.

/.
Peck, v.
Pectoral,
Peculation,
Peculiar,
Peculiarity,
f.

f. n.

,, ,
Patrol, . Peculiarly, adv.
Patron,

, ,,- on.
: to be a pa-
m. Pecuniary,
Pedagogue, ^^, on.

, ,,,
[,
tron, Pedestal, n. f.

f.

, ,/.
Patronage,

,,,, ,
Patronise,
,,
,,,,
, .
.
f.

.
Pedigree,
Peel,
m.

.
yvaya, . ',
on. f.
f.
f.
.
Pattern,

, on.
f.

,
. on. Peel, .
. -
Paucity,

, .
Pave, V.

,, ,
, ,,,
^, ,
pave the way,
Pavement,
Paunch, ^,
f.

. .
:

.
to
Peeling,
Peep,
Peerless,
Peevish,
.

Peevishly, adv.
^/,
on.

[, .
-
, ,
f. tx*p'hs

-
,, ,-
Pauper, on. on. Peevishness, f.
^-,
,
Pauperism,

,
*"*, /

,,,
f. f. Peg,
Peg, v.
, on. on.

[on.

,
.

,,, ,
-
,
Pause, Pelf, on.
Pause, v.
f. f.
n. pi. [, on.

, ay
,, , -[ ,,,
Pelican, on.
Paw, on. on. f. Pellucid,
Pawn, . . Peloponnesian,

,, ,,,,,
/. Peloponnesus, f.
Pawn, .

,, , ,
Pelt, on. f.
Pawning, Pelt,

,
f. V.

,,
Pay,
.

,
,
:

Pa}', V.
,,,
, ,, on.
receiving pay,
f. Pen,
Penalty,
01. .
impose a penalty,
or
on.

f.
.
f.
f. : to

or

, ,,
Paymaster,
, , on.
: to incur a penalty,
to pay a penalty,
:

,
,, , ,
,/.
,
Payment, f. f. or
.

,,,,
Pea,

,,
Peace,
f.

, , on.

, -
:

f.
made

f. : to
of peas,

make
/.

f.
peace,
Pencil,
Pendent,
Pendulous,
ypa7ov,
or
. ya\, f.

, ,
Penetrable,

,,
Peaceable,

, Penetrate, .
,
or

, ,, , -
- ,
Peaceably, adv.
Peaceful, Penetration, f. ,/. [f.
Peacefully, adv.
Peacemaker,
Peach,
^, .
on.

[, on.
Peninsula,
Penitence,
/.
f.
on.
f.

Peacock, & ^, m. f.
477
Penitent, ,
,
,
, , -
PEN
,
,
, ,,,
,
,
Percipient,
y,
PER
:

,, ,,-
Pennant, n. Percussion, f. f.
Penniless,
yvpos,
Penny, , [ ,^, -, - m.
Perdition,
m.
Peregrination,
f.
f.
m.
f.
-
f.

,,
f.

,
,
Pennyroyal,

,,
f. f.
Pensive,
Pensively, adv.
Pensiveness,

Pentagonal,
f.
contr.

f. f.
,
,-
,,,,, ,,-
Peremptorily, adv.

Peremptoriness,
Peremptory,
f.
[, f.

Pentateuch, m. Perennial,
()
,, , ,,,,, ,
Pentecost, Perfect,

?;
Penurious, (stingy, mean) yXiaxphs,
(deficient, poor)
: to be perfect,

,
.

,, ,/,,,, yoa
Perfect,
Penuriously, adv. yKiaxp&s

,, ,
,
}

Penuriousness, yXiaxpoT-qs, f.
f. f. [f. f. Perfecter, m.
,/,
, , ,
Penury, Perfecting,

, ,, , ,
Peony, f. Perfection,

,
f. f,
People, m. m.

, .

n.

,
of or belonging to the people, Perfectly, adv.
/.
&
whole people,
,
, !ayy ,,, ,, -,- , f.
the
of or
helonging to the whole people,
with
:
:

the
Perfectness,
Perfidious,
[,
f.
[/. .

,
:

whole people, a leader Perfidiously, adv.

,
:

ayyb,
of the people,

\,
,
,
, ,,, , 4,
People, v
Pepper,
t

,
lead the people,

,
,n.

f.

,
,,
n.
,-
-
n.
:

:
pepper -tree,
m. to

pepper-corn,
: Perfidy,
, f.
Perforate, .
f.

Perforation, (act of boring)

f. (hole)
Perform, v.
f.

.
[,
m.

,
, ,,,
f.
Peppered,

,
Peradventure, adv.

-
Perambulate, v.
, ,
,
apyoa, apyoa,
.

,, ,,,,,--- , ,,,,,oyy
tjpyov,

, ,
Perambulation,

,
Perceivable,
Perceive, v.
, ,
f.

,
m. Performance,
Performer,
Perfume,
Perfume, .
n.
f.
m.
n.
m.
.

,
yyv, Perfumed,
Perfumer, m. m.
,

,, ,,, ,, ,[-
Perceptible,

[, [,
perfumer's shop,
n.
n.

,
Perhaps, adv.
Perceptibly, adv.
3
,

, :
Perception, Peril, m. to be in peril,

,
/. /. :

, ,, ,
f. f. : of Perilous,
quick perception, Perilously, adv.

, ,,
Perceptive, Period, f. f. n.

,,,
[forfoiuls) n. Periodical,
Perch, (fish) f. f. (roost Peripatetic, the peri-
Perch, v. (roost, as birds) patetics,

Perchance, adv.
chance,
iav or
478
%,
(.
(w.
subj.)
: if per-
indie),
,
Periphrasis,
Perish, .
,, - f.
 ,,, ,,- ,
:

, , ,
,
,
, ,,
^, PER
Persevere, .
PER

, , ,/,
,
Perishable,
Perishing,

- , -
- [ f. m. Persevering,

,
Perjure, .

,
Perjured,

, ,
,/.
Perjurer,

, , ,[
- ,
, ,
,,
, \,
/.

,
xj

ra.
[m.
Perseveringly, adv.
Persia,
Persian,
Persian,
/.
m.
[,

Perjury,

m.

,
Periwinkle,

,
, ,,
Permanent,

, ,
,
,
Permanence,

-
-
,
, , ,
,
{fish)
f.

f.
m.

f. rb
Persist,

Person,
Personal,
Personate,
.

. .
[, .
-
/.

, , ,,
Personification, /.

,
, ,
Permanently, adv.

Permission,

,, ,
, , , ,
,, , ,
' f.
/.
/.
f.
Personify, .
Personifying,
Perspicacious,
Perspicacity, f.
ayxivoos
f.

, ,,- , ,
Permit, . Perspicuity, f.

Permutation,
,[
,,
, /. -), /.
f. f. f.

, ,
Pernicious,
/cbs, ~, Perspicuous,

~, Perspicuously,aeZu.

,, ,~,, -
Perniciously, adv. Perspiration, /. /.

,
, ^, ,
Perpendicular,
Perpetrate, .

,, ,
,
- causing perspiration,
Perspire, .
Persuade, .
-, -, -
, , , ,
Perpetration,

, ~ ,
7rpa|is, /.
ayy,

, ,,,,- ,, ,,,
f.
avayi*
Perpetual,

, - f.

-
',
Persuader,
[wi.
m. ^/, m.

,- : to be perpetual, Persuasibl*,

,, , ,,- , ,
[/^s,

Perpetually, adv.
Perpetuate, .

,, ,
Perpetuity,
, ,
,-
\,

f. f.
Persuasion,

Persuasive,
,
f.
f.
/.
/.
f.
(belief),

,
f. f.
poayyb
/.

- .
/
ayyb 1

,
Perplex,

, ,, , Persuasively, adv.

, ,
:

,
to be perplexed,

, ,-
Persuasiveness,
avopy, f.
ab,
/. /.

,
Perplexed, Pert,

, ,
Perplexedly, adv.
Perplexity,

, , ,-.
/. f. Pertain, .

, , , ,- , ,,
, Pertinacious,
Perquisite, f. .
Persecute, . Pertinaciously, adv.

, , ,
, ,
Persecution,
,
, ,
,yb, m,
-, . f.
Pertinacity,
/.
f.

,
J.
f.
,
Persecutor,

,
Perseverance,

479
,
f.

, - f.
/.
m.
f.
f.
[
m.
Pertinent,
Pertinently, adv.
Pertly, adv.
Pertness,
/.
/. /.
 , ,,
, ,
Perturbation,
PER
f. f. Philomel,,
,, ,- f.
PIE

,,
Philosopher, m.

, -,,,'- ,
f.
Perturbed, m. m.
Pervade, V.
[
Philosophic, Philosophical,

,
Perverse, Philosophy,
,,
Philosophise, v.

,
f. f.
Philter, n.

,, ,
Perversely, adv.

,
, [,
Perverseness,
f. f.
f.
/
Plebotomise,
Phlebotomy,
Phlegm,
Phlegmatic,
,
,
,
,
v.

n.
f.
f.

,, ,, ,
Perversion, f Phocean, m.

,,
f.
,/.
[
Perversity, f. f. Phocis,
Pervert, v. Phoenicia, f.

,, [
Phoenician, (fern.)
Perusal,

,
Peruse, .

,
f. Phoenix,
Phosphorus,
,
, , m.

, ,,
, m. Phrase,

,
Pest, f. f. f.
Pester, .
Pestilence,

, ,.,.
m.
Phrenetic,
Phrenitis,
,
, ,, ?- [, f.

,
f. f.

,,
m.

,,, ,
,
Pestle,
Pet,
/.
Pestilent, Pestilential,

, m.
m. m.
-
Phrensy,
Phrygia,
Phrygian,
Physic,
(the art
,
, of medicine)
f.
f.
; subst.
n.
on.

c.

(-
n.

,
Petal, . ), f. f.

,, ,, , , , -
Petition, /. /. Physical,
. [,
Petition,
[, Physically, adv. on.

, ,
on. Physician, on. on.

,
,,,, -
Petitioner,
Petitioning,
Petrifaction,
f. n.
m.

f.
f.
on.

f.
Physiognomist, 6
be a physiognomist,
Physiognomy,
Physiologist, on.
f.
: to

,,
, ,, ,,
Petrify, v. Physiology, f.
Pettifogger, m. Piazza, ,/.
, ,
Pettiness,

,
, ,,
Petty,

,,
Petulance,

-
m.
f. ooya,
f. f. -
f.
Pick, Pick out,

, ,
, , ,
, , :

pick, (a hone)
Pick-axe,
V.

(pluck, cull) '.

to

,
f. f. f. f. f.
Petulant, Picked,

,, ,
Petulantly, adv.
Phalanx,

,
Phantasm,
Phantom,

,,
Pharmaceutical,
Pharmacy,
/.

.
.

f.
.
,,,
, ,
,
,
Pickle,

,
Pickle, .
Pickled,

, ,
Pickpocket,

, ,, ,
f.
/. /,

on.
, ,
m.
/.

m.

.
-
.

, ,,,,
Pharynx, c. Pic-nic,
,/. .
, ,
Phasis, Picture, /.

,,,
Pheasant, . . Pie, . [m. .
Phial, /. [-, . Piece, . .
Philanthropic, m. . . .
, ,
, ,,,,%. ,
Philanthropically, adv. Pied,
Philanthropy, f. Pier, f. 71.

Philip, m. Pierce, .
Philological, arov-
Philology f.
480
 ,,, ,,,-, ,, , , PIE PIT

,
Piercing,

,
Piercingly, adv. ,, .
, ,
Pining,
/.
Pinion,
/.
.
/. /
/

,,
,,
Piety,

,
,
,, , ,
Pig, , f.

,
,
, ,,
, , , -
c.

n.
/
/
c. ,
n.
/.

c.

herd of
:
f.
c.
Pink,
Pinnace,
C.

Pinnacle,
, .
m.

/. /.
.

, ,,
pigs, n. : of or belong- Pioneer, in. m.

, ,, '
ing to pigs, Pious,
like a pig, to be pious,

,
: :

, , ,
Pigeon, f. : wood-pigeon,
Piously, adv.

,
Pigeon-house,
, /.

, m. Pipe, (musical instrument) -,

, ,,,.- ,
/.
Pigment, n. m. m. m.
Pig-sty,

, ,, ,
*, ,, ,
m.

-
m.
n. m. n. (tube) m.

,
Pike, n. XOyxi], f. n. Pipe, v.

Pilaster,

,
,/,
m. ,
, , *,
, ,, m.
m.
m.
m.
Piper,

Piping,
m.
m.

m.
m.
m.

,,,-
Pile, (heap)

, ,,, ,
/.
.
,, , , , ,
(a stake) m. (funeral Pique, V.

,
pile) f. Piracy, /.
Pile,

,
,, ,
Pilfer,
V.

. - , ,, -
[
Pirate,

/.
m. (piratical
band of pirates,
:

to be a pirate,
Piratical,
m.
vessel)
m.

n.:

Pilgrim,

-,
,
Pilgrimage,

,
, ,- , , , ,
m.

aayb, .
/. /.
Piratically, adv.
Pish, intcrj. 7, \7

,,, , - ,
Pillage, /. Pismire, m.
^, .
Pillage,
/.

, ,
,
^
f. Pit,
Pitch,
Pitch, v. (cover
n.

/.
with pitch)
m.
\-,
m.
n.

,
Pillager, m. m. (throw, cast)
,-,/. *,/.
,, ,
;

Pillaging,
,/

, ,
,
,
Pillar,

.,,
,/,
- , ,
, . ,
, ,
m.
m. m.
m.
Pitch
Pitched,
:
(place, fix)
;

to such a pitch,

m. m.

,,, , ,,,;,, ,
Pillory, n. Pitcher,
Pillow, n. . m. /.
. . Pitch-fork, m. /
Pilot, m. m. Pitchy,
m. Piteous, Att.
Pilot, . (compassion-
Pimp,

,,,,
./,
,^,
ples,
,/. -
Pimpernel,
Pimple,

,
/.
,
,
,
, ,[,
c

/ : to have pim-
m.
ate)
Piteously, adv.
Pitfall,
Pitb,
m.
/.
/.
/ ^/-

, (/ icords and expressions)

,
Pin, /. /. Pithy,
Pin, .

, ,, , , ], /
Pitiable, Att.

,,,,,,,
, , ,
Pincers, /.
Pinch, .
Pinching,
-
, , , , / /
Pitiful,
yb Att
[ypcos
-
, ,, , ,
Pine, .

,,
or Pitifully, adv.
Pitiless,

-
Pine-tree,
of pine,
481
-^ /. /. / : Pitilessly, adv.

5
 , ,, ,
,,. , -
PIT
, , ,, PLA

,,
Pity, olKTbs,

, , ,-
Pity,

Pivot,
Placable,
V.

-
,,, ,,,,-- .
, m.
f.

m.
m.
f.
n.

, ,
,
, ,,
Plaiting,

,
Plan, (scheme)

,,,
,- ,
/.

{model, draught)

,,
Plan, .
f.
f
f.
/.
f.
/.

: to
n.

draw
n,
71.

,,, , , ,
Placard, a plan,
Place, m. m. f. Plane, (in geometry) ; s.

7i. to give place, (carpenters plane)

, ,
:
;

- f.

,
f.

,
Place,

,
: ^ , ,:
.

place in or on,
to place by or near,
: to

,,
Plane, v.
Planed,
Planet,
Plane-tree, , m. m.

>' , , ', ,
f.

,, -,
to place under,
: Planing, f. [/.
to place together,
to place or set over, -
,,
Plank,

,
Planned,
f. m* n.

,
:

,, ,
to place around, Plant, n. n.

,
, ,
, ,
, ,, ,,-
Placed, 0erbs
Placid,
ayavbs,
: to be placed, -fjpiov,

Plant,

,
,,
Plantation,
Planted, ,
v.
n. f.

,
ra,

,
[/.
.
, ,,
Planter,

, ,
,,, , , ,
Placidly, adv.

Placidness,
* Planting,
Plash,
Plash, .
m.
f. /.

, , ,, ,
,
f. /,
.
f. / f.
,
Plaster,
. ,
Placing,

,, [ f,
-,
f.
.

,,, ;,,,, ,
Plague, m. m. (lime-plaster)
,/, ', f.

,
n.

,
f. f.

,
,
Plague, . Plaster, .
Plaice, f. f. ;
(to plaster
Plain,
,
. , . with lime, whiten)

,
.

, f Plastered,

,
:
;
.
,,
'

mountain-plain, (ivith lime)

mani-

,
Plain, {clear, Plasterer, m. (with

,,
fest) lime) m.

,
;

,, ,
(of the voice)

[
simple)
less,

, ,
,, ,
, ;
(aid- Plastering,
f. (with lime)
f.
f.
}

,
;

(unembr oider ed) m.

,
Plate,
- f. f,

, ,
yo
Plainly, adv.

,,
Plainness,
Plain-spoken,
f.

-
metal, &c.)
m.
n. (plate
f.
or

.
sheet

(silver
of
n.

,
,
Plaintiff,

Plaintive,

,, , , ,
,
,
very plaintive,

,
m.

, , ,
m.

vpb
- :
goods)
Plate, v. (with silver)
Platform,
Platter, !,
m.
n.pl.
oi.pl.

\, f.

,,
Plait, V.
Plaited,
7 os :
-
Plaintively, adv.

,.
Plait,
[
,,,- ,,, ,,,,;,,
well-plaited,
/.
[, m.

-
Plausibility,

Plausible,

Plausibly,
Play,
n.
f.

adv.
f.
(drama)
f.

f.
f.

n.
f.

n.

Play, . (on
482
 , PLA PLU

,
Player,
,
Playfellow,
m.

Playful,
,
play with,

,
an instrument)

,,,, -[ ,, yy
,
[,,
, ,
,
m.
Playmate,

m.
Til.

J.
:

,
to

m.
warrant,

Pledging,
Pleiades,
Plenary,
Plenipotentiary,
to deposit a
pledge in the hands of a third
party,

Ion.
:

f. [pi.

f.

,,,
-

/cos ,

,,
Playfully, adv.

,
Playfulness,

, f.
*<*>
Plenitude,
/.

f. .
f.

,,, ,
Playhouse, n. Plenteously, adv.
Plaything,

, ,
,
Plea, SiKaioXoyia, f.
n. iraiyviov, n.
- Plenteousness,
,/, [, f.

^, , ,,,,,~
f. f.
n. f. Plentiful,
aooy-
,
Plead, Plead a cause, v. Plentifully, adv.

, ,
SiKoKoyecc, :

,
to plead for,
ooyoa
-
reply to,
,
,
:
: plead against,
to
to plead against or in
Plentifulness,
Plenty,
, /. :
/.
to have plenty,
f.
/.
/.

,
:

, ,
,
Pleonasm, m
r
to plead as an excuse,
Plethora, f.

,
Pleader,

,
, ,,,, ,
, ,,
, , -
Pleading, oiKaioXoyia,

, , ,
, /.
m.
m. diKaio\6yos, m.

f. oiKoKoyia, f.
Plethoric,
Pleurisy,
Pleuritic,
Pliability,
f.

f.
Pleasant,

,
y, , ,
, , ,,
, ,
, ;, ,
Pliable,

Pliant,
ypb,

,
Pleasantly,

,
,
y,
, - , ,
, ,,
adv. Plight,
Plight, .
/.
yyoa,
/.

. *
,, , ,
Pleasantness,

,
/. > f. Plot, f.

,
/. /. /. /.

'
,
, ,
Please,
,
Pleasantry,

},
,
/.

,
,
V.

, , [,
f. /. Plot,

Plotter,
V.
f. f.

m.
[.

, ,,, , ,, ,,
to be pleased,
, yva Plotting,

, ,
:

impers.
, ,,
it
.pleases,
: Plough,
Plough, V.
Ploughing,
.
.
Pleasing,
- /.

,
Ploughman, m. m.

, ,, yo
,,, -
Pleasurable,
,
Pleasingly, adv.

,,
,, m.
Ploughshare,
Plough-tail or handle,
or f.
[/.

,,
f.

,
Pleasure,

, , /.
Pluck, v.
pluck out,
: to

,
f. f.

,,, ,, ,
.

,
fond of pleasure,
Plebeian, m.
f.

m.
/. :
Plucked,
Plug, yo, m. m.
Plebeian,
Pledge,
y, /.
, , n. f. -
Plum,
Plum-tree,
r
n.

f.

, , ,,,, '
m. Plumage, f. n.
Pledge, . : Plumb-line, f.
to take in pledge, to take a pledge Plume, m.
from, to pledge one- : Plummet, f.
self, promise, yyoa, Plump,
to give a Dledge or
: Plumpness, f.
483
 : :

,,,,,,, ,,,, ,
Plunder, apway^,
.
PLU
f. diap-iray^, f. ap- Polar,
POO

,
. \eia,f.\tfl's,f. Pole, m. (of the
- c.

Plunder,
',
, ,, , ,
,
v. heavens)

Pole-axe,
m.
f.
m. (of a carriage)

,
Plunderer, m. m. Pole-cat, 70X677, contr. ya,f.

,
,,
, ,
Plundering, apwayr],/.

, - f.
m.

f.
m.
aay, m.
Polemic,
Police, the,
Policy, f.
Plunge,

, ,
Plural,

,,
, ,,
v.

^.
or Polish,
Polish,
Polished,
yaa,f.
v.
yavo
Plurality,

,,
Pluto,

^., ^.m.
.Polishing,
Polite,
eW,/.

Plutus,
Ply,

,
Pneumatic,
Poacher,

,
,,
,
,
, ,
f.

, ,y, m.

Ply, v. (as an oar)

,
f

m.
Politely, adv.
Politeness,
Politic,
Political,
Politician,
(), .-
[,

,, ,, , ,,, ,,-
, ,
Poaching, f. Politics,
Pod,
Poem,
Poet,
poet,

poet,
Poetess,
,, m.

m.
n.
m.
m.

m.
f.
f.
m.

m.
:

:
lyric
m.
epic
Poll-tax,
Pollute,

Polluted,

Pollution,
,f
.

^ay

. &y s
.
.

f -

,,,,, ,,, , -

>

oyaa,
Poetical,
Poetically, adv.
Poetry, f. : epic poetry,
Polygamy,
Polyglot,
Polygonal,
oyo
^, oyvo f.

f. . Polypus, c. like a polypus,

:

Poignancy, f f. : of a polypus,

,, , , ,
Poignant,

, ,, Polysyllabic,
Point,
f.

, ,
',
,, ,, -
,
f.

,
f. f.
n. :
f.
(a mathe-
Pomegranate, f
pomegranate-rind,
poa, f
n.
f.

matical

,
period)
point, ,
, , ,point)

:
f.
a turning-
f.
the point of death,
:

to the point,

-
:
/.

yov
(stop, Pommel,
Pomp,

Pompous,
f.

6yp, avyp
f
f.
f.
f.
f
yao-
/.

,
many to be

,
in points, :

avy,
,, , , ^,
on the Pompously, adv.
yaop
point, (of seeing, doing, &c.)

,
Point,

,
v.

- ,
, ,,
, ,- : to point out, Pompousness,
Pond, n.
f.
n.

,,,,,,,, ,,^,,,,,-
[t^s, 6ppyo Ponder, v. oyoa,
Pointed, oyb,
Pointedness,
Poise, .
,/. Ponderous,
Ponderously, adv.
Ponderousness, n.

,,, , ,,,,,,,
Poison,
,
Poison, .
Poisoner,
m.

Poisonous,
Poke, (as the fire)
Poker,
484
m.
.

n.
. m.
.
Poniard,
Pontiff,
m.
Pontifical,
Pontificate,
Pony,
Pool,
f

f.
n.
m.
n.

f.

n.
n.
m.

n.
f.

: of
 , , , ,
, , ,
POO POU

, ,
or belonging to a pool, Portly,
:
,, -
,
,,,,,:, , ,,,
?,
Poop,
, - / f.
Portmanteau,
Portrait, . m.

,
,,
Poor, Portray, V.

,
,,,
poor,

, ,,
land, barren)

,
[, -
- .
:
;

to be

poor
(/ Position,
Positive, (certain)
(obstinate in opinion)
/. . /.
;

,,
man,

,
Poorly, adv.
Poplar, (black)

, ,/.:
Poppy, - /
, , poppy -juice,
f. (white)
Positively, adv.
Positiveness,
Possess, .
Possessed,
/

-
, ,
poppy,
Populace,
Popular,
, ,--
.:

, ,,
- ),
,
,,
,
poppy-seed,

, m.

(beloved by the people)

,/. :of
[m.
Possession,
.
possessions,
session of,
/. :
/.
of or belonging to
to get pos-
:
.

,.,
;

,.,
popular leader, m. m.
,. ,
Popularity,
:

/
Possessor,

Possibility, /.
Popularly, adv. Possible, it is pos-
-
. :

Populate, v. sible,

- ,
,
Populous, :

to be populous,
[',
- , Possibly, adv.

,,,/,,,,/. , , /. Post, (position) / (pillar)

Populousness, /. m. /. : starting-
Porch, ,/, (/ a temple) post, /.
.

- ,,,,,
. Post, v. (station)

,
to post up,

,,,,
:

,
Porcupine,
Pore,
Pork,

,
Porous,

, ,,
Porousness,

, , , , , -
, on.
c.

/. /.
Posterior,
Posteriors,
Posterity,
/. pi.

,
Porpoise, m. Posthumous,

,
/.

,
, ,,,
Porridge,
.
/. . Postman, m.

Port,

, ,
,
into port,

,,[,
Portable,

,,,
,
, , ,
/

, .
.
. : to bring
. Postpone,
,
Postulate,
Posture,
.

\, .
. ,, .

,
,
Portal, /.
- Pot, /.
.
/.
.
Portend, .

,
Portent,

, ,, , - . . Potable, [

,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,
.
,
Portentous, Potash, : of potash,
Porter, . C. (/ Potation, /. .
burdens) m. . Potency, /. /.
. .
Portico,
/.

,
Portion,

,,
. ,,
, , /.
/.
.
.
:

, ,,
/

marriage -portion,
. .,
Potent,
Potentate,
Potential,
Potsherd,

, --
Pottage, .
.
.
.

.
,, ,
/. . Potter, . :

Portion, v. (divide) potter's earth, .

;
(a daughter) - /. to be a potter,
:

.
Portliness,
485
,/. ,
Pouch,
.
/.
 ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,
, ,,
, , POV PRE 1

Poverty, f. /. Praiseworthy,

,
f. f. f. Prance, v.
.

,
Poult, m.

, ,, , , , ,
Poulterer, on. Prancing,
Poultice,
- . Prank, .

, , ,, , ,
n. /.

[
Pound, f. f. : weighing or Prate, V.

[,,
worth a pound,

, , ,
Pound, .

, , ,, ,, . or
Prater,
Prating,
?75, on.

f.
on.

/,

4 ,, - ,, ,,,
Pounded,

,
/.
Pour, .

,
, :

[,,-
to pour in or into,
to pour over,
; intrans. , Prating,
Prattle,

Prattler,
.
m.
-
m.

,
:

\,

,, , ,
to pour out, Prawn, /. on.

-
: :

[
to pour around, : Pray, .
to pour together, or

,,
Pouring,

, , , , ,, ,
, f. : pouring forth,
Prayed,
: to pray together,

prayed for,

[
f. f. f, :

, .

,
,
Pout, V. Prayer, f. f.
.

,
Powder,
,
,
f. f. f. f.

,
Powder, v.

,,, ,, ,,
Powdery,
- , -
f. : of or belonging to prayer,

Power,

,,
f.

power,
Powerful,
f.

, ,
,
,
,, ,
,
,
having power over, to do,

,, ,, ,, ,, ,of,

,-
f.
f.
f.

:
f.

it

to be power-
.

is
f.

&c.
in the
. :
Preach, v.
Preacher,
Preaching,
Preamble,
Precarious,

Precaution,
m.
f.
.

f.
on.

m.

f.

, , ,
:
f. f. f.
ful,

,, ,\, ,
Powerfully, adv.

, , , ,-
Precede,

viously)
Precedence,
.
;
{kajppeoi pre-

, - ,,
Powerless, .

,
f. /.

,, , ,
Practicable,

,
Practical,
Practice,
,
, - , , ,
, /. f. - Precedent,
Precedent,
f.
n.

,
.

,
. ,

, ,
Precept,

,,
/.

,
f.

, .,.
, . . .
,
,
f. /.

f.

, , ,,
Practise,

Practised,
.
, ,,, -
f. f. Preceptor,
Precinct,
Precious,
Preciously, adv.
Preciousness,
. .

, , ,
/.

,,, ,
Practiser,
Pragmatical,
Praise,

,,, , ,- ,
, ,
, ,--
on.
on.

on.
01.
on. Precipice,
Precipitate,

Precipitate, .
m.

,
f. f.

Praise, .
-
,
[ , ;
(hasten)

, , ,, , $
: to praise Precipitately, adv.
too much, Precipitation, /.
Praised, : much Precipitous,
praised,
Praiser, on. m. Precise,
486
 ,, , , ^,
Precisely, adv.

Preclude, v.

,
-
Preciseness, Precision,

,/.
PRE

/.
Prejudge,

Prejudging,
, v.
PRE
oaayyv,
,
,
f.

,
Precocious,

Preconception,

, ,
Preconceive, v.

, -, ,
Preconsider, v.

Precursor,
-
-
m.
f.
Prej udgment,7rpo/cp
Prejudice,
Prejudice, v.
Prejudicial,

Prelacy,
n.

f. (injury)
[, f.

, ,, - , ,, ,-
f.
Predatory, Prelate, m.
Predecessor,

, Kpoyeyovuis, irpoyovos
Predestinate, Predestine,

[
Predestined,

,,
,/.
v.
Preliminary,
nary contest,
Prelude,
poayv, m.
oayv,
n.
:

m.
prelimi-

n.

, ^,, ,
Predeterminately, adv.
Predetermination,

,^-, [ m.

^- ,
Predetermine, v.
Predicament,
,
/.

{condi-
Prelude,

Premature,
premature,
V.

Premeditate, V.
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: to be

,
f.
tion)
Predicate,

^,
Predicate, v.
Predict, V.
,
,,, ,, ,,, ,.-
f.
n.

<0
Premeditation,
/.
Premier,
Premise,
/.

/.

,,,,, ,/,
Premise, .
Premium, . ya, ,

,,
Prediction, n. f.
Preoccupy, .

,
Predispose, v.

,
Predominance, f.
Preordain, .

,
/. /. f. [/.

, , ,
, , , ,, , ,,,--
Predominant, Preparation,

,
- ,,~
Predominate, \ Preparatory,
[
Prepare, .
Pre-eminence,

, , -f.
/.

-
/.

,
Pre-eminent,
[,
,
to be prepared,

,
:

,
,
Pre-eminently, adv.

^^ ,
, ,, ,
Pre-establish,

,
Pre-exist, .

^
,,,, , , , ,
,
Pre-existence,
Preface,
Preface, .
oyo, m.
.
/.
n.
Prepared,
Present,
Present, .
out, offer)
,,
. /.
;
(hold

, -
Prefect, m. m. Preponderance, /.

,
,
,,, , m.
Prefecture,
m.
m.
f.
m.

- Preposition,
py
Preponderate, .

,,,
/.

,
Prepossess, .
, *
Prefer, v.
or Preposterous,

,,,,
,
,
Preposterously, adv.

Preferable,
Preference, /. f.
,
Preposterousness,

,,
Prepuce,

,,
Prerogative, ya, .
.
/.
/.

/.

,,
/. /.
oayy, /.

, ,
Preferment,
Preferred,
Prefix,

^,
Pregnancy,

,
Pregnant,
.

pregnant,
487
/.
Zywos : to
/.
be
Presage,

Presage,

Presbyter,
Prescience,
.
/.

pyv /
pyv,
.

}
m.
/.
-
.
 ,
,
,, , ,,,
, ,,^
Prescient,
Prescribe,
- V.
PRE

,
Pretend, .
-
,
Prescript,

,
,, , ,, ,,
Prescription,
Presence,
mind, /, -
/.

/, ,
,/,
,
-
/.
/.
rb
,

: presence of
/.
[. Pretended,
Pretendedly, adv.

Pretender,
Pretending
m. on.

,
: in presence of, to,

,
Present,

, , is Pretension,
/. /. abs, . /.

,
the present, rb Pretermit, .

- -
:

, ,,
: present circumstances, Preternatural,

, , ,- ,, , to
Preternaturally, adv.
Pretext,7rpo(a(ris, /.,/.

,,
,
:

,
be present,

^ [, .
Prettily, adv.

,, , ,,,/,
Presentation,
, ,
, , , /.
-
Prettiness,
Pretty,

Prevail,
ab,
.
.
: very pretty,
/

to

,
:

,,,
,,
Presentiment,

,,
,/.
have a presentiment,
Presently, adv.

-
Preservation,

, / (act
/. :

of pre-
to prevail over,
Prevalence,
/.
Prevalent,
,/.

, ,
serving)

,
Preservative,

,
Preservative,

, , ,
Preserve, v.

',, ,/.
Preserver,
, ,,, ,
^, ^
, m.
/.
n. [icbs
Prevaricate, .

Prevarication,
Prevent, .

Preventer,
,/. on.
/.

,
/.

,
Preside, .

,
Prevention,

,
Preventive,

.
,,, ,
Presidency,
President,

, ,
be president,
,, ,, , on.
/.
.
on. : to
Previous,
Previously, adv.
Prey,
\, /
/.
.
.
\,
.
/.

,
,
': ,
Press,

,
Press, .

, ,
,
, ,
,
,c.

to
,
,
,
,-
, ,-
,, , press upon,
.

:
-
to
Prey upon,
Price,
,.
/. :
:
.
/. ., .
fair price,
to raise the price,

,/, .
/.
m.

,,,
press together, Prick,

, b, ,
Prick, . to

,, ,
:

Pressed,
Pressing, - Pressure, /.
prick
', up the ears, 6p0bv

Presume,
,- ,
/.
.
,, -
/. /.

-
', /
Pricking,
Prickle,
on. /.

,
,, ,,
Presumption,

, , , , ,
,/,
, ,
,
;
{suppose)

/.
Prickly,
Pride,
,/.
. on.

, , -
/. (supposition) /. / /. to pride

^,
/. :

, ,
Presumptuous, oneself on,

,,,,
Pretence,

488
,
Presumptuously,

.
, , , - adv.

/
91* .
/.
Priding oneself or exulting
Priest,

on. :
c. :

to be a priest,
.
chief-priest,
in,
on.
 ,
Priestess,
Priesthood,
,,,, PRI
f.
/.
f.
f.
, ,, ,
Privative,

, ,
Privilege,

,
PRO

n. f. -
Priestly,

,,, ,
Primacy,
,
,,
Privily, adv.

,
n.

,
Primarily, adv.
Primary,
Prime,

, ,
, ,, f
-, in. -ov, n. :

,,
Privy,

, , m.
in. m. ,/.

,---
the prime of life, Privy,

,,,,,,,
f. f. :

,in the prime,

,,
Prime,

, ?,
to,
Prize, ', n.
: to be privy

n. n.

,
, [
Primeval,

Primitive,

,
,,, ^,- ,
71.
;
(in grammar)
Prize, .

,
Probability,
Probable,
Probably, adv.

, yo, .
n.

n.
.
f.

,
,
Primitively, adv. Probation,
Primogeniture,

,
, ,, , ,
Primordial,
Prince,
. pi.
f.
..
Probe,

, ,
, ,
Probe, v.
Probing,
Probity, -
f.

f. [, f.

,*
in.

,
f. f.
. . in. Problem, n.
-
,,,
on. m. in. Problematical,
-
,
, ,
Princely, ,

, ,-
,
Proboscis,

, , ,,
f.
Princes, oi Proceed, V.

-,
,
Princess, f. /.
,
,,
Principal,

', ,
/.

m. {of money)
in. .

,,,
^. ,
^.
Proceeding,

,,
(transaction)

-
(act of)
n.
f.

,
,, , ,
Principal,

,,,, -
Principality,

, , -
f.
Principally, adv.
Principle,
/.

f
/.
/. - ,,,,,,
,
Process,

,
Procession,

Proclaim,

aa^y,
vayop,
,
,
f.
v.
f.
f.
n.
f.
f.

, , ,
in. first :

.
principle, element, f.
76
Proclamation,
-
,
m.

,
Print, f

,
in. /. > /
[",
-
,
Print, v. f. f
Prior, to be prior to, Proconsul,

,
in.

, [
:

Priority,
,
,,, ,,,
n. f.
m. :

Proconsular,
to be proconsul,

Prism,
Prison,
f.
m. (pi.
Prisoner,
,
,
-\
.
f.

m.
f.
n.
yb,
-)
in.
n.
n. ,
Proconsulate,

, ,,
-
Proconsulship,

,
Procrastinate,

-
Procrastination,
v.
f
/.

,
f. :
f.

,,, ,
-,
,
to take prisoner, f. f.

,, Procreate,

',
v.

,',
Pristine,
f aoya,
Privacy, f. f.

*,,
Procreation,

, ~,
in. f. f. to f. f.

,
:
f.

,,
live in privacy, Procreative,

,, ./.
Private, : private Procreator, m. m.
person, in. in. in.

Privately, adv. Procurable, [in.

Privation, f. Procurator, in.

489
 , ,,,- ,,
, ,,, , - PRO PRO

, , , - ,,
,
,
Procure, v. Profit, n. f.
f. f. f.
Procurer, Procuress, to

, - , ,,-
:
f.

, ,
c
- f
gain profit,

[
Procuring, /. Profit, v.

,f to profit by,
:

,,[,--
Prodigal,

, - Profitable,
more

,
profitable,

, , ,
:

most

, ,
Prodigality, f f. : profitable,
f to be profitable,

, ,
9, :

- ,
,,
Prodigious,

, , , ,
Prodigally, adv.

, , ,, , -
Profitably, adv.
Profligacy,

, f. f.

[
Prodigiously, adv.

-
f. f. f.
Prodigy,
, - , . . . Profligate,
Produce,

,
, ,,,
Produce,

, ,,,
,
, , , ,-
-
.

,,
.

forward, adduce)
, , ,
m.

;
f

(bring
profligate,

Profligately, adv.
Profligateness,
/. f
f.
: to be

,, ,-,
Producer,

, ; -
, m. m.
Profluence,
Profluent,
f.

, (of mind)
Producing, n. Profound,
f.
--
Product,
, m. (as sleep)
,
,,,,- , [-, f. ;

,, -
,
n. n. f.
Production, Profoundly, adv.

,
,,,,,,,-- ,,, ,^,,,,, ,,,
f. f.
Productive,

, ,
Productiveness,
f f
f
Profundity, Profoundness,

Profuse,
f. (of wisdom)
f.
n.

[^.
,,
Proem, n.

, ,,,
Profanation, n. Profusely, adv.

,
n.

,
Profane,

,
Profane, .
n.
: profane
n.
act,
^, ^.
^,,
Profuseness,

^. ,
Profusion, ,
,,,,-
f
f f
/.

,
, ,-
-
Profanely, adv.
fanely,

, ,
fanely,
Profaneness,
,
vovpyb :
: acting pro-
to act pro-

f.
Progenitor,
Progeny,

,
Prognostic,
,- .
.
m.
.
[, .
f.
m.

, ,
f. f.
[
Prognosticate, .

-
,,
Profess, v. Prognosticating,

,
Prognostication,

,],^,
, ,[ f .
f
f-

, ,
Professedly, adv. Progress, f
tion)

, ,,
,
Profession,

,
Proffer, v.
Proficience, Proficiency,
f.
n. (occupa-

,,- ^.
Progress, ,
Progression,

, ,
Progressive,
.
-

, ,,,,
f.
Prohibit, .

, ,-
f f. eVt-
f.
Proficient, m. Prohibited,
Proficient, Prohibition, f
-no-

. . -f.
:

Proficiently, adv.
490
to be proficieDt,

Project,
/.
>
,
.
, [,.
f -
 , ,,, ,
,
Project,

, , ,
,,
v. , PRO
(jut out)
to
1

Proneness,
Pronoun, ,/, [,/.
PRO
/. f.

,
:

yyoa,.

,
project over, Pronounce,

,
;

, ,
(to plan, scheme)

, ,
,
,
Projecting,

,
Projection,

'
,
,
,
, ,
m.
/
11. [, .
*-
/.
Pronunciation,
Proof, yo, .
(trial)
.
: to
.
make proof
/.
. '
,
of.

, ",
Projector, m.

,
Prolifie,

^, , ,
, , ,
, ,
Prop,
. ^, . /. 11.
. <pjua,

/.

,,
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Prolix,

,lix,

,,
Prolixity, ,
,
, ,,
,
. aooya,
: to be pro-

J.
Prop, .
Propagate, .
in.

.
[, yvv
-
,
/. /. Propagation, /.

, ,
Prologue,
Prolong, .

, ,
,,,,
Promenade,
Promenade,

, ,, -
Prominence,
,
, ,,
,
,,
,,
poyo ,

,-
,,
,
.
11.
/.
in.

f.
-
-
in. ,
yv, yvv,
Propagator,
Propel, .
Propensity,

Proper,
/.
/.

/.
/.
/.
.
/.
n.
.
%y-

, ,, , , ,,,,, -
Prominent,

prominent,
,
oy : to be
,,
Properly, adv.

Property, (possessions)

, ,
/.
.
,
, ,
Promiscuous,

, , ,,
Promiscuously, adv.

, -, (peculiar quality) >

.

, ,
,,,,[,
,
Promise,

,- ,, ,, ,.,
,
.
/.
/.
/.
/.
.
,/,
Prophecy,

.
/.
/. n t

,
/. /. : the art of pro-
Promise, . phecy,

,
/.

, yyoa
,
, , ,
,, , , ,
,
Promote, .-
Promontory,
,
, , -
/.
11.

.
Prophesy,

Prophesying,
Prophet,
oyo,
.
pooy,
m.
/.

. -C,

,, - , , ,-
.
Promotion,
Prompt, , /
-
/. .
c.
: a true prophet,
c. a false :

,, ,,,,, ^-
: to be prompt, prophet, c.

, ,,
in.
Prompt, . apayy Prophetess, c. /.

[
1

ly, Prophetic,

/.

,,
Prompter,

,
Promptitude,

, ,[^ ,
, ,
,/,

,
Promptly, adv.

,
Promptness,
,,
m.
f.

,/,
in.
Prophetically, adv.

Propinquity, (kindred)
.
/.

,
/.

, ,.
,
Propitiate, .

, , ,, ,
/.

,.
,, ,
Prone,

prone,
,
Promulgate, .
Promulgation,
/.

,
or
:
/. avayo-

to
or
be
Propitiation,
Propitiatory,

Propitious,

Propitiously, adv.
', Att. ',
491
 , ,, , ,
Proportion,
PRO

,, , -
Prostrate, .
PRO

, ,
/. f,

, ,, ,
- / .

, -
to prostrate oneself before,
:

,
Proportionate,

\, , [
Proportional,

, ,,
Proportionately,

,,
adv.
avaXoyos,

,,,
,
Protect,

,,,, ,
,
Prostrate,

,
Prostration,
.
/.
[, /.
^,

,, -
Proportioned, Protection, /.
Proposal, /. /.
-- /. /.
.
/.

,
.
Propose, V.

,-,
~, \), ,
Protector,
- m.
(as
,
m.

, -
;
oil. on.

,
law) : to be proposed, on.

,,^,,,
,,- , ,,,-
[,
Protest, V.
Proposer,
Proposing,
Proposition,
.
on.

/.

f. f,
,/,
,
Protestation,

Protract,

, ,
.
/.

,, ,
/. Protrude, .
,. .
/. yo, m.
6yo, .
,
Propound,

-
Protuberance, m.

,,, ,,
Propping, m.

,
/.

-
^,,
Proprietor, m. 6 Proud,

,,
\, yavp, ya-
,/,
, ,
Propriety,

Prorogue, .
/.
on. /.
/.
over -proud,
ya, : to be
:

Proscribe, . proud,

-
,
yoa,
' ', yo
Proscription,
^,aaoyv, /.

,
,
, ,
Prose, : : to be proud of,

, ,
in prose,

, , ,,
writing prose, oyoyo
:

proud,
, : to be over-

,,- ~
Prosecute, . ypoa,

,[, lay-
iy-

,,
Proudly, adv.
yaopv,

^, /
Prosecution,
Prosecutor,

,
Proselyte,
, ,
,
^, ,
, ,
ya,
^,
,
m. 6 ypa'^
/.
/.
/.
m.
Prove, V.

Ka^yopw,

(make

, , , , yo [,
;

Proserpine, /. trial /, test)

, , ,,
Prosody, able to be proved,

,
/. :

, ,
Prospect, f. f. hard to be
:

,
,,
Prosper, v. (make prosper) proved,

,
to /.

,
, , ,
perous)

,, ,,/,[,', , ,,, ,
pay,
;
(to

aya,
he pros-
-
Provender,
Proverb,
. to be a proverb,
:

Proverbial,
/.
on.
yo, on.
.

', ,
Prosperity, /. /. to render proverbial,

,, , ,
,
m.

,,
/. Provide, v.

' ,,, ,
Prosperous,
, /.

Prosperously, adv.
,
(as
: to provide for or against
casualties),
able

,
:

-
to provide,

,
:

Prostitute, /. /. : to be well provided, : easily

a prostitute, provided,

,, ,
[,
Prostitute, V.

Prostitution,
492
oayy,
/.
/.

/
Providence,
by divine providence,
/.
-,
/. :
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,, ,,
- ,
,
Provident, ,
,
,,
PRO
Publican,
PUN
m. (innkeeper)

,
, ,
Provider,
Province,

,, ,
,
,,
, . ,
Providently, adv.

, , , , :
f.
commander
m.
\jt)s,

m. {office)
of a pro-
--
m
m.
Publication,
f.
Publicly, adv.
Publish, v.
f.
koivtj,
f. ^/,
m.

f.

,
vince, m. m. ; (of a book)

, ,- ,,
, ,
Provincial,

, , m.

,
Puerile,

,
Provision, : provisions, Puerility, f.
7, m. f.

,
f.
(food) n. pi. Puff, n. .
.
,
n. n. pi. f. Puff, : puff up, (with pride)

, , ,
m.

,,
Provision, V.

, ,,, ,,*,,
Provocation,
n.
Provoke,
',
to be provisioned,

v. ~',
'',
m.
^,
m.
: (praise

Pugilist,
Pugnacious,
too

m.

Pugnaciously, adv.
highly)

m.
;

, [
Puissance, n.

,
f.

,,,, ,,,
i<n&s, /
--
Prow,

f.

,
Prowess,

Prowl, .

,, , ,
f.

f.
f.
f.
f.

,,
Puissant,
Pull, .
to pull off, (as the hair)
:
,
-
to pull up,
:

', ,
Prowler, m. to pull down,
, :

Proximate,

,,,, ,
Proximity,
&7%,

/. ^, /. ,
,
away,
;

-
(cts the hair)
:
to pull:

to pull out, e|ei-

:

, [, n.pl.
Prudence, f. f. to pull against,

',
, , ,,
Prudent,

, -
f
f.
f.
f.

-
f.

,
Pulley,

, ,
Pulmonary,

,
Pulp,

, m.
f.

, , , , ,,
,
Pulpit, n. m.

,
, ^/
^,,
,,,,,,
, ,
^,
Prudently, adv.
- Pulse,

m.

,
Pulverise, v.
n.
Pulse, (heating of the

f.
m.
heart, &c.)

,
Pumice-stone, f. : like pu-

- mice-stone,

,,,,,,
Prune, . Pump, n. : to pump out,
pump

,
: to out water
Primer, m. . from a ship,
Pruning-hook or knife, Punctual,

,
,
n. n. Punctuality, f.

,
Prurience, n. m. Punctually, adv.

,
Prurient, Punctuate, v.
Pry, v.

, ,, ,
Punctuation, f.

,,
Puncture, n.
Psalm,

,,
Psalmody,

,
Psaltery,
Ptisan,
Puberty,, ,
,,,,,,- ,
,
,
,
, ,,
, ,-
m.

f.
f.
n.
/.

; f. f.
Pungency,
Pungent,
Punish, v.
f. f.

, , ,,, .,
Public, Punisher, m. m.
Punishing,
: to make public, Punishment, f. /.

f. f. .
493
 .
.,
,
,,, ,
:
, - /.
to inflict punishment,
,/.
vxm
. :

,,,
,,
,
Purposely, adv.

,
PUT
4\

,,
to suffer Purse, . .
I
? unt
punishment, -
, ,
Pursue, .,
Pursuance,

, ,,- /. /.

,, , .
'

,
, ,
Punt-hole, m.
^un 7) pucphs
Pupil

, ,,,
- m.

,
,,,,,,-
n. Pursuer,
Pupil, (of the eye)
^uppy,
m.

, m.
/ 7 /
- Pursuit,, ,,-
Pursuing,

%, /
/
m.

7 m.
m.

, ,,,
n.
[,
, ,
Purblmd, {occupation)

, .
/. ]

,
*f.
Purchase, /. 1

Purchase, v.
/ .
7 Purvey, .
Purchaser,

, ,,
,, ,
Purchasing,

Pure,Kaeapbs, a yvbs,
/.

',
/
m.

,
/.
m.
7-
Purveyance,
Purveyor, oxj
Push, v.
push away,
,/,, , m.
/ m.

: to 1

,,,,
to 1

,
,
:

7 : to push back, to push

be pure, for- I

,,
:

ward,
Purely, adv.
,/.
,,,
7 Pushing, m.
Purgation, /.
/:
pushing forward,

,
, ,
/

,
Purgative,
Purge, .
- Pusillanimity,
, /. 1

,
,,,,,,
Purger,
Purging,

,,,
Purification,
, /
m.
/.

/
m.

m.
f.
Pustule,
/.
Pusillanimous,

Pustulous,
Put, v. , ',
/.

/.

: to

,
put down,
. m.

,
;
7 (make an end o/ destroy, dissolve,

,
Purifier,

-,
m.

,
m. as governments, war, tumult,

-
,
.

,
7 or offices,
Purify,
, ,
7 &c.) to put under,

,
:

7 - to :

,
put over,

, ';
to

,/
:

, ,
put away,

,
to put forth,
Purifying,
./ ,
:

,
[/.

, ,
Purity,

,
purple,,
,
Purloin, ,

rurple,
, , ,^
,,, ,, ,,, ,,-
, , , , , -
-
[,
/
7

m.
7
-.
-
.
(as
in,

a
a

ship)
:
tree its leaves)

to put on,
;
(intrans.,
: to put

(as
/

;
;
7 : entirely dothes)
purple,

,
:

,
to become purple,

,
.,/
ye purple,

, : ,
to be purplish,
purple
: to
:
(shoes) : to put off, (de-
;

-, :
7,
:

garment, fer)
7\,/
Purple-fish,

, ,. - ,/
f.
/. .
(as a

,^
garment)
to put round,

,/ ,
,,',,[4, ,,,;, ,
7 7
purport,
,/.
m.
to put before,
:

Purpose,
^,
,/: ,
on purpose,
,/. -
4
/ - out, (extinguish)
eyes)
to put

:
; (as the
put on,

to
ck
no purpose,
:
,
Putrefaction,
(as a garment)

Purpose, . /. /.
Putrefy, v.
 , ,
'

,
,, - , , ,
Putrefying,
Putrid,
, PUT
Quarreller,
on.
QUI
rn. on.

,,, ,
Putting,

Puzzle, - , ,a putting

,, ,-
is,

V. -,
f.
f.
governments, tumults,
:
f.

:
:

to
a putting on,

be
down, (of
d'c.)

puzzled,
Quarrelsome,
quarrelsome person,
on.

Quarrelsomeness,
Quarry,
:

to be quarrelsome,
:

f.
f.
-
n.

, ,
f.
,/.
, , ,
Puzzled, Quart,
Pygmy, Quarter, .
Pyramid, f. (region) . J.

,
;

Pyramidal, soldiers' quarters, .

Pyre, f. .to take
: up quar-
ters, : to
shift quarters, : from

, ,
all quarters, adv.
Q. ;

, ,
Quack, ayoprys, m. .

,
Quarter, to be quar-

,
:

Quadrangle, rerpayccvov tered, (as soldiers)

Quadrangular, reTpaycwos Quarter-master, m.
Quadrant,
Quadrate, Ttrpayuvos
Quadrature,
, ,,
,.

, , ,,
, , on.
Quash, v.
Quaternion,
Quay, , n.

,
f. on.

',,
Quadrennial, Queen, f. f.

, [
Quadrilateral, f. f.
Quadruped,
-
[
Queer,

,
: to be a quadruped, Quell, V.

,
Quench,

&,
,
.

,,,,,
Quadruple,
Quaestor, m. : to be quaestor, Quenching, f. f.

,
,
Qusestorship,
Quaff, v.
f. Quenching,
Querulous, aya-

,
, , ,
Quaggy,

,, -
Quagmire,

,,, ,
Quail,
Quail, v.
on.
.

, ,
Query,
Quest,

,
Question,
, f.
.
f.
^, f.

01.

, ,, ,
,
,
.

,,
Quaint, /. f.

,, ,
Quaintly, adv.
Quaintness,

, ,, - f. f.
,
(doubtful point)

.
. f.
.

,
Quake, v. Question,

,
, ,,
to

,
[f. :

Quaking,

, m. . question closely,

,
Quaking,

,,
Qualification,

Qualify, .
Quality,

,,,,,-
Qualm,
Qualmish,
, ,,
f.

, ,, /.
f.

:
f

[ish,
to be qualm-
f.

f.
,
,
Quibble,
,
Questionable,

,
Questioner,

Quibble, .
Quibbler,

,oyo
Quibbling, ooya,
.
on.
on.

f.
-
\ooy on.

,
Qualmishness,

,.,
Quantity, f.
f. f.
, ,,
Quibbling,
Quick,

, , ,,, '^
, ,,, ,,,, ,,
,
n. Quicken, hasten)

,
f. (uo'ge,

,
Quarrel, f. /. Quickly, adv.

,
,
Quarrel,
-
4,95
/.
.
possible,
,
on
atya : as quickly as
&,
 ,
:

,,,
,
could,
:
QUI
as quickly as they
[, f. , ,,
,
Race-course,

,
n.
RAM
on.

on.
m.

Quickness,
Quicksand,

, ,,
Quick-sighted,
,
,,,
to be quick-sighted,
,~ f.
. f.

:
Race-ground,
Race-horse,
Rack,
Rack, v.

, piov, n.
m.
.
[$, w*
on.

[f.

,/.,
,
',/.',/.
Quicksilver, on. Radiance,

,,,,
Quiescence,

Quiescent,

, ,,
,-,,,,, - ,, ,
^,
Quiet,
f.
Quiet,
,
f.
f.

,,f.
f.
f.
f. Radiant,
Radiate, .
Radiating,
Radiation,
Radical,
Radically, adv. e|
f.

, , , , ,,,
Quiet, V. Radish, n.

,
:
f.

,
to be quiet, Raft, f.

,
, ,
, ,
, , ,, ,, ,
, },, ^,,, ,,,
or Rafter,
Rag, .

, .
, on.
.
f.
.
.

,
Quietly, adv. Rage, f.

,
\

,,, ,[ ,,
opy)], f. on.

,*,,[,
f.
Rage, .
Quietness, f. f.

,,,, ,
/. f.
Quill, . Ragged,

, ,
Raging,

,
Quince, : quince-
-, f.
tree,
Quinsy,
,,
, ,
or
f.
Ragingly, adv.
Rail, on. -, . c
C.

, ,
Quintuple, Rail, V.

,, ,
, ,
Quit, . Railing, .

,
f.
Quite, adv. Raillery, ?.

,/, ,
,,,,,, , ,, ^
Quittance, f. f. Raiment, f. . .
Quiver,
, f. . oi.pl.

, [,- ,,, ,
Quiver, , . .
Rain, on.

,/. [upon,
Quoit,

,
a quoit,

,
on.

,
, , ',
on. :

.
to throw
on.
Rain,
Rainbow,
.
f.
: to rain

,
Quoit-thrower, Rainy,

,-*,
Quota,

, ,
Quoit-throwing,

Quotation,

,
Quote, v. - , ,
,
,,,
.
,
,', ,
, f.
.

,,
rain,
Raise, .
: bringing

, [
,,,,,,
,
,, ,
,
, .
Raisin,
of raisins,
Raising,
Rally, V.
f.

f. eyeptm, f.
f. : made

~
,
;
(to joke)

,
Rabbit, on.

, ,, , , ,
Rabble,

Rabid, ,,.
, , ',
on.

f.

', .
on. Ram,
Ram,
Ramble,
v.
on.

f.
on.

on.
-
[m*

Race,

same

,.
, ,
,
, ,$, -
race,
.

,,
f.

,
Race, (running match)

horse-race,
Race,
,
, , .
.
.

f.
: of

on.
the

on. ;
Ramble,

Rambler,
Rambling,
f.
Rambling,
V.

f.
m.
f. .
m.

496
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Rampart,

, [ ,
-,- ,
,
RAM
, m. ,,,,
RAW
*-
-
.

, .

, ,,, -
,
Rancid, aairpbs, rayybs to be rancid,

,
Rancidness, f. Tayyr), f.
Rancorous, y kotos, Tra\iy kotos
.
:
.
Rashness,
/.

,/.
f.
,- f.
.
f.

, ,,,
Random,
, ,-
-
dom, adv.
,
,,
Rancour, kotos, m.

,, , : at ran-
Rasp,
Rasp,
Rate,
.
,/, n. (tax)
.
.

,
Range,

, ,
V,

,
,,, ,
, -
Rate,
(to
Rather,
,
.
chide)
;

,
Rank,
m.

-, ,,,
(row, file)

,
Talis, f. (class, dignity)
n. ,/. ,/,
m.

n.\
f.

-
Ratification,
Ratified,
f. f.

,
,,,
of rank (honourable), Ratify, .
', evyevTis,
Rank, (luxuriant) Ratio, yo,
m.
;

oyb,
,
Rank,

,,
,, ,
v.

Rankle, v.

, .
Rankness,

, , : to rank among,

f. Tayyr], f.
Ratiocination,
Rational,
oyos,
Rationality,
yo,
yo,
yo, oya,
oybs, oyt^bs,
m.
f.

,,
Ransack, v. Rationally, adv. oy, f.

, , ,,,
Ransom, n. n.pl.
Ransom, Rattle, . (rattling noise)

,',, [
V.

ayo, m. .
,
m.
Rant,
Rant, v.
aooy f. Keveayop'ia,
Ranunculus,
Rap,
aaooy
n.
n.
, f.

,
Rattle,

,,,
aay,
;
- v.
m.

trans, (to make to rattle)

Rap, v.

, -
Rapacious,
, , ,/.
,,, ,'^
.
Ravage, ay./,

, yv, f.

Rapacity,

, ,
,,,,
Rape,

, , ,
pay,
Til.

,.,,,,
Rapaciously, adv.

,,
f.
ay,
/.

,, f.
f.
ay-
/.
Ravage,

Ravager,
.
contr.
m.
or

.
m.

,^,,,,,
Rapid, m.
[,/, Ravaging,
- /. f. f.

,
Rave, .

, ,
Rapidity, f. f.
Rapidly, adv. Raven, m. m.

,
,
Rapine,

,,
[,
m.
Rapture,

,,, -
[
Rapturous,
ayv

,
, , ,-
,
Rapturously, adv. , ,,
l , /.

f.
f. aay-
f.
f.
Ravenous,
Ravenously, adv.
Ravenousness,
Ravine,
Raving,
pay,
f.

^,
/.
/.
n
[/.

^
f. f.

, , , -
Rare,

,,, ,
Raving,
Rarefy, .
Rarely, adv.

,
Rareness, Rarity, ,
[
,/. Ravish, .
-
f.

,,,
Rascal,

, , ,- f.
m. , ;
(delight)

,,,,,,,- ,,,
.)

, ,,
Rascally, Ravished, (with delight,
Rase, see Raze Ravisher, m. m.

,, -
Rash, m.

;
Ravishment, f. f.
/ [delight, ecstacy)

f. f. f.
Rashly, adv. Raw, w^bs, (inexperienced)
497
 ,,
, , , - , ', -
, , ,, -
RAW
reared
rear (as a horse),
REC
together, : to

Rawness,

,,
Ray,

, , ,
, , ,
, [
,
,,
f. f.
(of light, the sun, &c.)
f.
/. (inexperience)
f
f.
Rear-guard,
Rearing,
f.
f
f.
f.

,
Raze, . Rearing, ;
(as a horse)

,
Razing, Rearrange, v.

,
, , f. f.

, , ,-
Razor, m. Rearranging,

,
n. f. f.

, ,- ,
, ,f Reason, m. m. (the

,
',, , - ,,
Reach,
, v.

- (to reach
faculty)

n.
f.

f.
f.
without reason,
:
contr.
n. f.
;
m.

(cause)
:

, ,,
;

, , , ,,
with the hand, reach after) inconsistent with reason,
within reach, for which reason,

,,
: : :

to be within reach, iv

,,
Reason, .

,,,,,, ,,
React,
Read,

Reader,
Readily,
v.
v.

,
,
, ,
,,
,, adv.
: easy to be read,

m. in.
Reasonable,

Reasonably, adv.

Reasoner, m. m.

,,,
, ,,,,,,
Readiness,
Reading,

, ,
, , - f. f.
Reasoning,
m.
Rebel,
m.
m.
m.

m.

,
f.
Ready,
- Rebel, v.

, -
,',
Real,

,, ,
,
,
:

,
, ,
,,
,
to be ready,

, --
Rebellion,

Rebellious,
Rebelliously, adv.
Rebound, .
/.
/.

,
Reality,

,
,,,, -
, , - ,
,, , ,
f

,,
,
, ,
,
Really, In reality, adv.

, ,
/.
n. indecl.
,- Rebounding,
Rebuff,
Rebuff,
Rebuild,
.
V.
f.

[m.

, ,-
Realm, , /. /.
Rebuilding,
Rebuke, f
f.

,, , ,
f.

Reap, .

, ,
Reanimate,

,,
,,
reap the consequences

,
from, &c.
.

of,

[,
/^,
to
:

benefit
Rebuke,

Recal, v.

,,
Recal, Recalling,
.

f.
f

, ,
:

,
, , -
Reaper,
Reaping,
m.
m. m.
'in.

m.
to recal to

[
-
Recant, .
memory,

Rear,

,
Rear,

,
,
, ,
guard or

(bring up)
v.
n.
command

(build)

to rear with,
:
f. ol

to rear in,
the rear,
:

- ,
to

; ,,- ,,,,,,
Recantation,
Recapitulate, v.
Recapitulation,
Recede, V.

Receipt,
ceipts, (income)
/.
f,

f.

f. (in pi.)
/. : re-

-
:

: reared with, : Receive, V.

498
 ,
, ,
, ,
, , *,, ,, , REC
Recline, .
REC

,,, --- ,,^, ,

, :
:
rvy-
to receive back,
to receive in return,
to re-
Recluse,
Recognisance, 77^77,

,^
Recognise, .
/
^^,
yvp,
avo.yiyvdi-
avayv'

, , - , ,,
:

ceive from, [,/

-
^

: to receive besides, Recognition, /. avayvJopi*

[ ^> m - Recoil, .
Receiver, -, .
- ,
Receiving,

,,, ,
>

' ,, ,
Recent, ,
,, , , ,
/.
/ '
f.
receiving back,

, */
/. Recollect,

,,
V.

: easy to recollect,

&

, ,
,
,
Recently,

Recentness,
adv.

/
,
, ,,
Recollection,

,-
Recommend, .

,
/
/ /.

, ,, , ,
/.
- apyy
Receptacle,

,*,, ,
Reception,
.
/.
/.
/.
.
/ m.
,
,
Recommendation,

, ,-
(advice)
(praise)
/. (intro-

,,
/ /. duction) /

,,
Recess, Recommendatory,

,
m. /. n.
,/.
,,
,, m. Recompense, .

-
Recession,

, ,-
,,
Recipe,
/.
[,

-
n. /.
Reciprocal,

- ,
Recompense,

,
Recompensing,
m. /.

,,
Reconcile, .
,
Reciprocally, adv. ,

,,,
, , ,--
, ,
Reciprocate, . Reconcileable,
Reciprocation, Reconciler, -, m.
/.
-

,
^,
,,, ,
Recital,

Recite, .
Recitation,
f.
Reciting,
f. ,/.
-
, --
Reconciliation,
^ayr), /.
m.

vaay, /
aay,
.
/.
/.

,,
,,,
,,
^
Reck, .

,
Reciter,

, ,,,,
Reckless,
*,
m.

-
Reconciling,

,,,,,-
Recondite,

,,,,,,--
,
Reconnoitre, .

,,*/.,
,,
Recklessly, adv.
- Reconnoitrer, m.

, ,
m. m. m.

^, ,,,
Reconnoitring, /.
Recklessness,
/.
Reckon, .
sider, esteem)
oya,
to reckon among, y
:
, , *,
,
/.
/.
;
(con- ,
, ,,^^
Reconsider,
/.

Reconsideration,
. avaoyoa,

/.
avaoy,
^oyy
^-
m.
/.

,,,,-
to reckon : to- Record, yaa7ov, n. avaya, /
gether, reckon up, Record, v. avay,
Reckoner, m.
yypa, m.
Reckoning, m.
Reclaim, v. (demand bach)
-
/. Recorder,
-
, 499
; (reform)
Recover, v. (regain)

, 2; (from
 , ,,
,
,
, ,,;
-
sickness,

-
revive)

,
,
* ^,,-
;
.)
KEC

trans, (to cause ta recover,

*/,
Redress, &kos, n.
Redress, v.
Reduce,
the
v.
spirits)
(diminish)

*,
REF
f.

(as
(subdue,

, ,
;

,
to recover one's self, humble),

,
:

,
,
, , ^,-[ ,,,
,
Recovery,

, - , f.

, ,-
,
- f. (from
f.

f.
sickness)
f.

f.
Reduction, (diminution)
f. (bringing down, lowering)
f. (of a city)

f.
f.

'
Recount, Redundance, Redundancy,

,
V.

, ,^,, , f. m. f.

^ ,
Recourse : to have recourse to, Redundant,
Recreate, v.

, ,,, ,
Recreation, f. f. Reduplicate, -
f. Reduplication, /.
Recriminate, v. Re-echo, .
Recrimination,

,,,[
Recruit, V.
(procure, as soldiers)

, *,
n.

;
Reed,
Reel, .
Reeling,
. ,',
, ,,
m. m. f.

',
Rectangular, bpdoyovios Re-enforce,
Rectification, Re-enforcement,

,,
/.

,, ,
f.
Re-enter, .

,
Rectify, v. [/.
Rectilinear,
-,
, ', -
Reestablish, .

Recur,

,
Rectitude,

[
Recumbent,

, -
,
Recurrence,
,
,
Red,
f.

, , ,,
Recurring,
v.

m.
f.

f.
Re
,,',
i

,, ,
Refel,
Refer,
, ^,
establishment,

^,
.

Reference,
V.- f.

/.
f.
f.

f.
Red,

; ,;
or purple red, crimson)
contr.

,
-,
(yellowish
;

red)
(deep, dark,

- ,,;
Refine, , ;
f.
(of metals)
(to speak or argue over-nicely)
^, -- ;

,
(dark or blood red)
red cloak or cloth, &c.

,
red dye,

, f. : red-haired,
:

f.
a
:

, ;
Refined, (of metals)

,
language, arguments,

,
the
(of
mind,

,, , - ,, ,
,
: to make
: red-footed,
red,
,
feelings, &c.) (of people)

,
to be red, Refinement, f.

,,,, ,
:
f.
to become

,
:
f. f.
red, Refit, v.

Reddish,
Redeem, .

,,
,
, ,
Reflect, v. (consider)
(to throw

, -
;

,
Redeemer,

,
Redemption,

,,- -
m.
f.
m.
/.
back,
to
reflect,
reflect light,
as light)
vay,
:

,, ,
Redness, . .
Redolence,
Redolent,
Redouble, .
71.

,,,
f.
f.
/.
[,/.

,, , ,
Reflected,
Reflecting,

Reflection,

-
(thoughtful)
;
(reflecting light, &c.)

(consideration) oyb,

,,
m.

^. ,/
Redoubling, on. f. n. f.
Redoubt, n. (of light, <&c.) vaya, f.
Redoubtable,
500
alvbs
n.
,.
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Reflective,

,
REF
: the re- , ,,,
,-
,, -
,, , REI

,
'
flective pronoun, [7 0S ">

,,
Regardless,

,
/.

[,-
Reflex, Regardlessty, adv.

,, ,,
Reflux,

-
Refluent,
/.

,
Regency,
Regenerate, .

,
/.
/.

, ,, -
Reform, V. Regeneration, /. : be-

,,, -
- ["^> / in.
louging to regeneration,

,, -
Reformation, /. Regent, m.
Reformer, m. m. to be regent,
:

m. m. Regicide, in.
Refract, .

,
m.
^,
Refraction,
Refractoriness,
,
, , - ,, , ,
- ,, ,
f.
[<, /.
Regiment,
Regimental,
it. m.

,
f.
Refractory, Region, m. .

, ,
/.

,
n. belonging to a region,

,
[

,
:

Refrain, .

,, ,-
Refresh, .
Refresher,

, , , -
in.
Register,
n.
f.
.
/.

,,,
Refreshing,

, ,[
Refreshing,
Refreshment,

-
, ,
/.

/.
f /cos

/
Register, v.

[tered,

,, ,,,,, ,
n. Registered, unregis-

-
/. :

Refrigerate, V.
,/. /.,
Registerinsr, Registration,

, [, m.
Refrigeration, /.

,
f.
Refuge,

n.

,
take or
, ,,, flee
/.
/.
for
/.

refuge,
f.
11. :
/.

to
Registrar,
Regnant,
Regress,
Regress,
,/.
V. /-
-
m.

, - ,, , ,
[,/.
Refugee,

,,
, ,
. ,
[,
Refulgence,

,
, ,
to a refugee,

[,
c. :

f.
of or belonging

/.
Regression,
Regret, in. /.
/. /.
/.

,,, , - ,,, ,
/.

,
Refulgent, Regret, .

,
Refusal, /. Regretted, : much
Refuse, n. n. regretted,

,,, ,, ,,- . ,,,,,

m. Regular,
Refuse,
, v.

,. ,[
Regularity, /. f.

,
,,, ,
Refutation,

Refute,

,-
, .
m.
m. /.

,,
, ,,,
Regularly, adv.
Regulate, .
/.
/. m.

,,,
refute,

,
easy to be refuted,

, , , not to be refuted,
: calculated to
:

,,
, ,
Regulation,
Regulator,
[m.
/
.
,/. ,/.
m.
m.
J.

,
:

,
Regain, v.

, , ,
Rehearsal,
Rehearse, .
,
, ,, , , .
Regal, Reign,

[ - /. /.

, ,
Regale, .

, ,
/.: in the reign of Cyrus,

,,
Regality,
Regard, ,/ f.
/. Reign, .
-,
/.
Regard, .
/.
-- Reimburse, .
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Rein, , ,
f.
Reinforce, . , ,
,
,
^ REI
,, m.
),
, m. Relent, V.
REM

, -
,
, ,
,;, ,
, ,
,
Reinstal, v.

, , ,
Reins, (kidneys)

,,
Reinstate, v.

,
Reiterate, V. ,
,,
m. pi. Relentless, a\ey

Reliance,
Relics,
f.
n. n.
f.

-
,
Reject, v. Relict, f.

,
,
, , , ,^,
Rejected,
Rejection,
,
,,
,
,,, f.
(by vote)

f.
Relief,
f.
f.
f
n.
f.

(from pain)
f.
/.
n.
f.
f.
f.

,
", .', *,
Relieve, v.

,
f.

,, -
Rejoice,

, ,
- ,, ,
rejoice at,
.
: to
to
Relieving,
relieving pain,
-

,
: :

,
rejoice with,
to rejoice greatly,
:

Religion, f f ,
, ,, - ^, /. /.
',
,
, ,,
Rejoin,

,
,
,
Rejoinder,
, ,,.

, /. f.
Religious,
Religiously, adv.
Relinquish,

,,
V.

,
/.
Rekindle, . Relinquishment,
[,/. /caret-

,
Relapse,

,
, , ^, -
Relapse, .

, ^,
Relate, V.
f.

^/,
ayy, -
[?.

,
Relish,

,,
-
Reluctance,
Reluctant,
.

Reluctantly, adv.

,
f.
f.

*/,
refer or have reference to)
;

4
(to

,
,

,,
, ,
, ,
Rely, Rely on, .

, ,
Remain, .,
Relying on,

- Re-

^, -, ^'^, , ,-
;

Related, -^^^, to be main over, be left)

,
:

related to,

,
-, yyv,
Relation,
-^,-,
, ,,
,,
relative)
(narration)

,- , ,, , --
f.

pi.
f (kinsman,
f.

m.

,, :
:
:

to remain behind,
to remain
to remain near,
in,

,
avayKa7oi; (by marriage) Remainder,

,
n.
m. m. m. : to be .
, *,
,
a relation of, Remaining, f. /.

*,
,. , ,
;

\^-
(reference to) f.
*~

, , /.

,,
Relationship, f. Remaining,
f

, *
yeves, f.
avayKaiorns, f. (by mar- Remark, .
riage)

,
Relative,

,,,, , ,
lative to,
, oy ,
, n. n.
: re-
Remarkable,

Remarkably, adv.
aoyo,

&, , ,
, ,,,,,, ,, , ,-
Relax,

,
v.

,,
,
Remediable,

,, ,
Remedy, . .

, ,-
f.
Relaxation, /. f. . . .
/. f /. .

, ,, ,, , ,,
Release, Releasing, f. f. Remedy, .
Remember, V.

, f.
f.
Release, V.

502
 , ,[,- , ,, ,,,, to
BEM
be remembered, Renovate, .
REP
', -
,
:

remember,
:

-
easy to
Renovation,
[/. /.

,,^,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,
eb

,
/.
hard to remember, Renounce, .
, ,
:

bered,
Remembrance,
Remind, v.
, ,
to be always remem-
:

,/,
-
n.
/.
Renown,

Renowned,
/.
. /. /.

Rent, (tear) /. .
-,
,,, -- , ,,,,-
Reminding,
Reminiscence,
Remiss,
/

,/.
/.

[ins, /.
(hire)

Renunciation,
/. (of
.
/.
(fissure)

a house)
/.

/.
.
.

, ,
Remission,

,
Remissly, adv.

,
, , , , ,-
/. /.
Repair, or Repairs, /.

,
Repair, .

,
Remissness,

,
Remit, V.
Remnant, ,[ ,,
, ,
/
.
/.

. Repairer, m.
[,
~

,
.

,
Reparable, m.
Remodel, .

, , , ,
,/.
-
Remonstrance,

,, ,
, ,
,
/.
,/.
Reparation,
Repast,
Repay, .
n.
,
/.

, -
Remonstrate, .
[,
, , /
Repayment,

,/.
Remorse,

,, ,
,, ,,
Remorseless,- , ,
^-, -
m.
[,
/ . /

, .,
Repeal,
Repeal,
/.
/.

&-
/.
/.

-
Remorselessly, adv.
Remote,

,
, , ,
Remoteness,
Removable,

, , , /.

, ~,
Repeat,
7,
.

- ,
Removal,

, , ,,
/.

,
/.

, ,
, ,;, ,
Remove,

, , ,
-- ,
,
/.
V.,,
,
/.; intrans.

, /.
(from a house)
aay, /.
/.

/.
Repeatedly, adv.
Repeating,
Repel, .
-yos

, ,,
,, , ,
-
-
:

,
^,
to

,
^,
remove
intrans.
privily,
Repelled,
Repelling,
Repent, .
impers.

,
;

[
Remunerate, . ()

,
[/. /.

, ,, -,
Remuneration,

,
Rencounter,

;,
Rend, . ^, -,
,',-, -
/.
/.
-
/.
Repentance,
Repentant,
Repercussion,
/.

/.

,
oya, /.

,
Repetition, /.
.
Render,
- .
/
&, /.

,,,,,,
(make) Repine,

Renegade,
Renew,

Renewal,
Rennet,
503
,- .

,, ,
, ,, /.
/.
m.

/.
/.
Replace, .
Replant, .
Replenish,
Replete,
Repletion,
Reply,
.

/.
/.
/.
/.
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, , REP RES

,
,
,
, , ,
Reply,

Report,

,
, ,,, ,
v.

,, ,
m. (pans,

, , ,
/

f. :
f.
good
:
f.
false report,
report,
f.

-
9
Repudiate,

Repudiation,
Repugnance,
f.
.

f.
.
/.

,,,,, ,, ,,,,,[,,,
, of good report, Repugnant,

,
:
f.

,
Repugnantly, adv.
Report,

,V.

, , : to be reported,
- Repulse,
Repulse, .
f. f.
-
-

,
Reporter, m. Reputable,
Repose, f. ^', f. Reputably, adv.
Repose,
(to

[
rest)
,
v.

, ,
; intrans.
: to
Reputation, Repute,
/. n. :
f.
good reputa-
/.

,
Repository,

, ',,
Reprehend,

,,
repose trust

Repossess, V.

,,, , ,-
[
,/, ,/.
v.
in, tion,
have a
repute,
f.
good reputation, be in

bad reputation,
/. : to

, ,
:

,
f.

,,
,
Reprehensible,

, -
Request, n. f.

,
[/. f. Request, V.

,
, ,- - ,,
Reprehension,

, , ,
f.
Represent, v. (exhibit, describe)

-- , , ,
-
Require,
Requisite,
Requital,
v.

f. f.

, , ;
(make like, portray, f. f.
imitate)
, Requite, .

, ,
, , ,
;

Representation,

,,,,,[,,, , ,
portraiture)
f.
Repress, ,
(as

,
/.

.
,
,
, -
a representative)

n.
(description)
/.
f.
(imitation,
requite a benefit,

Requiting,
Requiting,
Rereward,
f.

n.
-
: to

f.

, ,,
Rescind,

,,,,
v.

,
Repressing,
Repression, Rescue, .
//3 /. /.

,,
Reprieve, .
Reprimand,

, ,
Reprimand,
,
,
,,[ ,, ,
, , ,-
f. ,
[
.
f.
f.
f.
f.
Research,
Resemblance,
Resemble, .
Resent, .
f.
f.
f.

, ,, , ',,,, ,
Reproach, f. f. or

,?,,
Reproach,

Reprobate,

-,
Reproachful,

,
n.

, -
v.
n. f.
- Resentful,
Resentment,
Reserve,

Reserved,
Reside, .
.
f.

Reprobate,

,
,, , ,
, ,
[,,
V.

[,
Residence, /. .

,
6 7 f. f.
Reprobation, m. Resident, m. m.

,,,,, ,
Reproduce, .
Reproduction,

,, , , , ,[, f.
Resident,
Residue, n. Tb
n.

,,
Reproof, Resign, v.

, [,
f. f.

Reprove,
Reptile,
- f.
.
^.
f.

.
Resignation,
Resin,
Resinous,
f.
f.

Republic, f. f. Resist, v.

Republican, <
504
 ,,
,,, ,, ,
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,, RET

Resistance,
Resistible,

, ,
,
Resisting,

,,,,,,[---
Resistless,
Resolve,
Resolve,

,,
, -,,-
,,
-
v.
/.
(determine)
[/.

{decree)
f

.
/. to rest or lean upon,

Resting,
Resting-place,
n.
Restitution,
Restive,
/.
f.
-^^
f.
f.

[(,

,
f.
;
Restiveness, f. ~f.

,,
(analyse) Restless,

,
, ,
, ,',
Resolute,

,,
Resoluteness,

,
Resolutely, adv.

, f
Restlessly, adv.
Restoration,
f f. ///,
f.

- J.
f.
Resolution,

, , ,
,
;
(decree) day

, ,,,
Resonant,
.
,. '
/.

,
,
, n.
f
n.
f
/.
Restorative,

Restore, v. (to give back)

;
(set to rights)

,
Resort,
-
Resound,

,
, ,, ,, - ,
Resounding,

,
Resource,
Respect, , ,
, ,
, ,
,.
v.

, f.
f.
f. f.
/,
Restored,
Restorer,
Restrain, .
(to their

6,
m.
country)

,,,,- . ,, , /. : to pay respect to,

,,
: in
every respect,

-
,
in respect of,

, ,
:

Respect, . Restraint, f. f.

, ,
,/ : without restraint,

,
adv.

,
,
Respectable,

, ,
Respectably, adv.

, , ,
,/
Restrict, .

,
m. m.

,
Respectful, Restriction,

,,
Respiration,

, , ,
Respectfully, adv.

,^
, ,
,
- /. ,/. Result,
f. /.

-
,
Respite,

, ,
, .

,,,?- ,,/.
Respire,

-
/.

f.
/eco

/.
.
f.
f. Result, .
Resulting,
/.
f.
[ -L,
f

, ,/.
Resplendence, f. Resume, .

,,, -
[vbs> Resumption, /.

,
f.

,,
Resplendent, Resurrection, ^,/.
Respond,

,
,, ,,
Response,

,
,
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m.
,
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,, , ,
.

[
,
f. (of an
/.
oracle)
f.
Resuscitate, .

Retail, V.
Retailer,
m.
eyeipco

.
?.
m.
m.

,, ,
Responsible, Retain,

Rest,

, ,
,
Responsive,

,
, ,/^,
, f. f. f.
Retake, .
Retaliate, .

f.
,
(as
,
,,,,; ,
,
:

,
Rest, the, ,
Rest, v. intrans.

from
,
, ,,
f.
rest from,

toil)
f. n.

f.
n.

; act.
f. Retaliation,
Retard,

Retention,
Retentive,
Retinue,
Retire,
.

.
/.

/.

f.
[, f.
/.

rn.pl.

* f

505 5
 ,,,,
,, , RET

,
,
REV
,
,
,,
Retort,

,
Retort, .
[
,
,[
Retirement,

, /.
inre^ayw,

/.
-
-
,, ,
Reverberate, .
Reverberation,

,,,-
Revere, v.

, ,,
<&

,,, -
Reverence,
[,
/.
f.

,
/.
-
^.
Retrace, .

, ,
Retract, .
Reverence, .

,
Reverencer, m.

,,
, ,
Retreat,

,
],
f.
Retreat,

, ,
-
[ .
/.

f.
f ~-
f.
-
f. Reverend,
,
,,
Reverent, Reverential,

,
Reverentially, Reverently, adv.
, --[
,, ,
-', &,
,
, [
Retrench, ,
, .

, , ,-
Reversal,

[, f.
Reverse, (of fortune)
Reverse,
f.
f.
f.

, , ,
Retribution, f /. Reverse, *'.

, -
Retrieve, .

,
/. /.

,
, ;
(repeal) a^ereo?,

- ,, [,,
,
Retrieving, Reveisely, adv.

,
f.
Retrograde, Reversion,
,/,
,,,,,
f. f.

, ,*, ,
Return, Revert, v.
, /.

-f
,
Review,
, ,
/.

,
f. f.

,
f. m. f. Review, v.
Revile,

,
f. /. v.

,
,
, ,
for,
Return,

,, ,
(restitution)

,,, -
.
&, , &,
/. : in return

- , ,,
Reviling,

,
Reviling,
Revise, .

-
Revisit, .

,
,
Revive, .

,
f /.

,
,,
, ,
(give

,, ,
(requite)
hack)

to return from,

, ,
;

,,,,
Revification,

,
Revivify, >. ,
,,, /.

-
,
Revoke, .

, ,
Returning,

&
,
Revolt, f f.

,,,,,, ,
Reveal,

-
[
;

.
adv. Revolt,
'',
, ,
join in
,
revolting,
: to

, , ,,,,
to revolt against,
:

Revel, m. m. to cause to revolt,

,
,,,
:

-
f.
Revel, .

, ,
Revelation,

,
,, ,-
Reveller,
[,
,/. f
m. m.
Revolter,

, ,,
,
^,
,-
Revolve, v.
m.

,,
Revelry, m.

,
Revoh ing,
T
n.
Revenge,

,
Revenge,
f. f.

,, ,
^.,-
Revolution, Revolving)

,,,,,
v. f.

,
, f.

, ,, -
f. f.
Revengeful, - m.

,,
Revenger,

,,
Revenue,
7.
m.

.
m.

f.
m.

f.
m.
m. payy,

Revolutionise,
/.

f.
f.
f.

v.
f
(change in a state)

f.
f.
f.

506
 ,,,
,
, /, ,
Reward,

, ,[
Reward, V.
Rhapsody,
Rhetoric,
,, ,,,,,,,,-
f.
REW
in.

f.

f.
.

f.
f.
f. through,

,
Rider,
m.
.
m.
RIL
:

m.
to ride
: to ride

m.
m.
by
up

Rhetorical,

,
,,,
Rhetorically, adv.
- Ridge,
Ridicule, ay,
y, aay, m.
f. f.

Rhetorician,
torician,
Rheum,
Rheumatic,
Rheumatism,
Rhinoceros,

,
,
, ,, ,, ,
n.
m. :

m.
to be a rhe-

m.
rn.
Ridicule,
,
aayoyo7o, aayao,
Ridiculous,

yoo, aayao
v.

yo, aay
Ridiculously, adv.
: very ridiculous,

Rhodes,
Rhomb,
Rhubarb,
Rhyme,
Rhythm,
,,,
Rhythmical,
rhythmical,
'*,
pa, n.
/.
m.

m.
m.
: not
Riding,

;
f.
,
,,],, ,
riding,

riding,
(of
f.
a
f.

horse)
(of a country)
:
f.
f.
:

skilful
fit for
-
in

,, ,
Rhythmically, adv. : not

,, ^,
Rifle, v.
ay, y,

,
rhythmically, Rift, f. n. m.

, ,
,
Rib, f. n. : rib of n.
beef,
Ribald,
ribald jests,
Ribaldry,
f.
:

f.
to
,
, ,,,,,, , ,
jeer with

f.
Rift,
Rigging,

Right,
V.

n. pi.

f.
n. pi.

f.
n. pi.

,,
,
, , , ,-
n. pi. Right,

, ,
Riband,
,,/.
, (right

,,
, ,
;

,
Rice,

, f.

,-- , ,,,,,,
side) : on the

,
Rich, right, to the right,

,
,
,,
, ,,
, to be rich,
:
- ,
very rich, to be right,
it is
think right,
,,
,,,
;

right,
adv.
: to set right,

?: to
'.

,
: :

,
Riches,

, , ,
to be very rich,

, ,
Richly, adv.

, ,
Rid, V.
-,
m.
m.
f
-,
,
n.
n. pi.
Righteous,

,,,,;
Righteously, adv.
Righteousness,
Right-hand, |. /.
the right-hand,
\,
f
f. : on

,
,,
of,

,[- .,,,,
,,
Riddance,

Riddle, ,,,[
-, n.
aay,
f.
:

f.
f.
easy to get rid

-f.
adv.
Rightly, adv.
,
Rigid, ,,,
, ,,,,[,,,.,-
Riddling, alviy- Rigidity, f f
-
, ,,
Riddlingly, adv. alviy f /. f.
to speak riddlingly,
:
f
Rigidly, adv.

,,
Ride, v. Rigorous,
to ride on, to

,
: :

,
ride towards or up to,

07
: to ride round, 7rept-
to ride away,
:

to ride :
Rigorously, adv.
Rigour,

Rill, , f
. ,/.
f.
/.
f.
Rim,
Rind,
,
,,,,,
RIM
n. irvs, /.
m. f.

, , ;
, ,- .
Rivalling,
ROB
adv.

,
, , ,
, , , [
Rivalry, m.

,
Ring, m. (for the

,
f.
m.

,
m.

;, ,
finger) f. f.
Ring,
7),
v. {in intrans. sense)

(in act. sense) ,

, ,,
, ,,,1:
rivalry,
Riven,
f. f. : in a spirit of

,, , , ,, ,, -
River,
.
m. n.

,
Ring-dove, Att. f. n. m. n.
Ringing (sound), f. m. : of a river, :

m.

, ,,
n.
Ringleader,

,,,,/,
Ringlet,

,,
-,
n.
m.
[m.

m.
to a river,

Rivet, m.
: near a river,

m.
[, m.

,,
m. m. Rivet, v.
Riot, m.
,/ , ,/.
Rivulet, m.

,,,
f. n.
[tious)
,
Roach,

, , ,
f.

,,,, , ,-
Riotous, ;
(licen- Road, f. f.
Riotously, adv. n. pi. f. m.

,: ,
Rip, v. m. m. carriage-
:

,
road, f. : good road,

,
Ripe, road to,
- f. :
f. :

,,,-
to be ripe, road by, of or on the

,
,
:
f. :

',
,
,
Ripen, .

,,,,
Ripeness, f.
[,
f.
f.
road,
road,

,'
Roadstead,

,
f. pi.
to make a

, ,
Ripening, Roam, v.

,
f. f.
Ripening, to roam through,

,,,
:

Ripple,
Rise,

,,,/,V.
f. f. n.
-
,
,
Roamer,

,, ,
Roaming,

,
,[,-
,
,
m.
f. m.
m.

, ,
Roaming,
[ <&
grow or spring

, -, to
up)
rise out
;
(to

of,

,
Roar,
in.
m.
, ,
, , f.

m.
m.
n.
n.
m.

,, ,
-
:

,
ij : to rise Roar, v.

,
,
above, : to rise against,

,,
, ,'
to roar like the

,
:

Risible, sea, or a wounded man,

,, ,
Rising,

, f. f.

', ,
, " , , f. (of the sun) (as the wind)

,
f. ;

f. (of waters) to roar against (as the

, ,/.
:
f.
Rising, (sedition) sea against a rock)

, , ,
Risk, m. ou at
:

~
Risk, V.

', ,
one's own risk,

- , ,,,
- Roaring,
; adv.

, , ,, ,,,[
, Roast, . ,

,,
Risking,

b,
, , /.
/.

,
Roasted,
Roasting, /.

"-
,,
Rite, m. (a sacred rite) Rob, V.

f.

,- , , - n. pi.
celebrate sacred rites,

, ,
f. pi. : to
'
^,
, , - , ,,
Rival, m. m. Robber, m. m.
highway
, m.
m. rival in love,
m. m.

^,,,/ m.
f. :

,
: robber,
m. the rival party, rb Robbery,

,
:

Rival, v. f. m. f. f.
f.
508
 ,
:

,, , , .-- ,,
,,,
ROB
.
ROU

, ,
Robe, ra. m. 'a. inner
,
\

f. f. m. room, ra.

,
,, , ,,
f. robe of : state, f. : Room, (space) f. m.

,,,,, ,,
f.
,
purple robe,

Robust,

Robustness,
,
Persiau robe,
:

,,,
,
,
.
f
ra.

f.
plenty of room,
Roomy,
Roost,
Roost,
Root,
V.

f.
n.

n.
f.

(of a raoun-
f.

,,,, , , ,,,
?
"^, / taia) ra. n. pi. with- :

Rock, in. f out roots, : by

. m. f. . the roots, (i.e. torn up or destroyed

,
', .
, , f. : sunken rock, f. utterly) ;

,,,,,, ,, ,,
. hollow rock, adv.

,
: :

%*7f/
Rock, v.
,, , , from the
Root, v.
roots,
: to root

,
Rocky, out,

. ,
Rooting,

,
f.

- , ,
.
,
Rod,

, , , f ra. Rope, n. c.

- f

,
(ppvyavov, n. (scourge) n.

, f. f
f.
(of office) n. m. ra.
f.
f.

,, , ,
,
f. : to beat with a rod, m. f.
Rope-dance, f.
Roe, Rope-dancer, m.

,,
c.
f. f.
f.

, , (of
having roe,

,
Rogation,
^, ,,, -
,
a fish) -yxpoi, ra. pi. : Rope-maker,
Rope-seller,
in. ra.
m.
m.

, ,
f. f.

, -
Rogue,

,
ra. ra. Rose, n. : of roses,

,/.
,
Roguery,

,^ , ,
,,, - ,,, ,-
Roguish,

, ^/
Roguishly, adv.
Roll, (of bread)
,.
,
,
m.
f.
m.

m.
f.
Rose-bed, ra.

Rose-bush, Rose-tree,

Rose-garden,
f
Rose-coloured,
f.

f.
f.
contr,

ra.

,,
m. Rosemary,

,
f. (rauster-roll, cata- f.

, , :
Rostrum, m.

,
logue) m. n.

,
, ,,,,, -
Roll, V. Rosy, rosy-cheek, :

/- n. rosy-armed,
: :

: to roll round, rosy-faced, rosy-fingered,

: to roll to-
gether, : to Rot, V.

,
roll, iutrans.
to roll

',
roll on.

, ', , , ,
*,
Roller,

, () -
down,

.
or
: to
:

Rotation,

ayoyyr], f. :
f.
in rotation,
m. oos,
iyw^os
f.
f

',
,
Rolling, m. f. Rotatory (motion),
Roinau, Rotten, \_

,oyy, [
Romance, Rottenness,

-
ra.
f. f. f.

,
Romancer,
',
,,,~,
Rome,
, , , , f. Rotund,
f.
oyyo,
Roof,

y,
Roofed,
yo
-,
Roof, v.
-
\\, -
.,
,, , ,-
n.
ra.

n.
f. "/, n.
f.
Rotunda,
Rotundity,
Rove, v.
Rover,
f.

m, aA^Tr/s, m.
f.

,,
: high-roofed, Rough,

,.$
, ,
Roofless,
Rook,
Room,
509
f
in. n. -yapov, n.
Roughen,
Roughly,
(not exactly)
.
adv. ;
 :

,,
,,,, ROU
, ,
, RUM

,
Roughness, Rubbing, rub-

,
,
f. f. f. f. :

,
Round,

, ,
,
f.
m.

, ,
bing in, f. : rubbing down,

,
Round,

, -
-
,
Rubbish,

,
Ruby,
,,,
m. m.

,, ,- , .

,
, , ,,,
Rudder,

,,,
n. f.

, ,- - ,
Ruddiness,
Ruddy,
-
f. f.

, ,
Round, v. ((make round) Rude,

,, ,
,, ./.-
: to
go or move round, Rudely, adv.

,, , ,
,/.,
to be round, :

,
, , to be bent round, Rudeness,

,
:
f. f,

,
Round, prep, : to be or

\
[
f.

,
lie round, Rudiment, n. n.

,
Round, adv.

,
f.
Rounded, Rudimental,
Rounding,
Roundish,
f. Rue,
Rue, V.

,,,,,
, ayyv,
n. f.

,
, ,
,
, ,
,
Roundly, adv.

,
Roundness,

,, ,
f.
f. - Ruffian,
Ruffle,
Rug,

[,
v.
n.

,
c.

n.
m.

n.

,, ,
Rouse, V. Rugged,

, , ,/.
, ,/.
Ruggedly, adv.

,
,,
,
, ,,
Ruin,
,
Ruggedness,

, m. f.
Rousing,

,
Rout,
Rout, V.
,, f.
f.
f.

f.
f.
f.

els
f.

,
,
,, , -
, ,, ,
-
n.
Ruin, Ruiner,
Ruin, V.

,
&,/.
f.

m.
m. f.

m.

, ,
Route, o5bs,
Routed,
Row, ,-
/.

n.
,/.
m. m.
,,,,
: to be ruined,

,
,
, ,
,,\
in a row,

:
adv.
to set in a row,
:

to stand or go in a row,
;

,
Ruined,

,
ruined,

, , , -[ \$
: utterly

,
Ruinous,
Row,

,
,
Rower,

,
V.

-
m. m. :

, ,
Ruins,

,,,-
Ruinously, adv.
n. pi. : in ruins,
.

, , , '' ,
body of rowers, Rule, f. f.

,
f.
. (model,
Rowing,

,,
Royal,
f. f.

, ,,, ,
standard)
-
f. (law)
m. m.

,
, ,
royal

Royally, adv.
palace, city,
n.
or treasury,
:

, ,,,,
(measure)

,
Rule,

,,,
,
m.
V.
f. m.

'

,,
Royalty,

, f. f.

,-
, ,, , ,
Rub, v. rub down,

, -
:

: rub away,
,
Ruler, m. m.

,-
rub out, m. m. m.

, ,
,,,
:

: rub in or on, m. f.
:rub together, m. : the rulers, ?,
: rub against, -
; intrans. Rumble, .
: rub off, : [/. m.
rub gently, Rumbling, m.
510
 ,, ,
,, ,
.-
Ruminate,

; mind)
(in
V.
RUM
rwish in, ,,,
, :
SAC

, ,,
to rush in with,
to rush out,

,
:

,,
Rumination, m. to rush through,
',
, ,
:

Rummage, . contr. /-

,
Rumour,
,/.
-
Rumour, V.

,, , ,
Rump, y\ovrbs, m.
or
:
/. /. \6yos, m.
to spread a rumour,
Koyov,

^,
-
,,
to
: to rush by,
:

rush forward or towards,

to rush after,
rush under or from
:

under,
: to

,
/.
yiov, n. contr.
Run,

,
Run,

,,
,, ,,),
v.

-
;

:
m.

(as
to
a sore)
(fut.

run with or together,

n.

- ^
Rushing,
ing back,
Rushing, adv.

, , ,,
rushing together,
Rushing motion or sound,
;
: rush-

,
c.

,
, , ,,
Out,

, : to run away, off,

to run
or n.
with rushing motion or sound,

, ",
m. f. ;

, ,, -
:

to or towards, Rushy,
~ ,
^,
Rust, m. m.

,, , - -, ^,
: to run after, Rustic, m. f.
.

,,,, ,
: to run after and catch, m.

over,
: to run through or
to run down,
: ,-,ypo,-,
m.
m.
/. m. /.

^,
, , ,,
to run : Rustic,
round, :

to run up, to in a rustic fashion,

,
:

^.,
:

run

,,,,,,[
by, past, near, or beside, Rusticity, aypoiKia, f. f.
to run under, : Rustle, V.
to run to and fro,
:

-
, ,
run

,
about, Rustle, Rustling,'po7bs, c. m.

[, to run a race, m. n.

,
:

, ,/, ,/.
/ Rusty, : to be rusty,
Runaway, m. Rut,
f.
-
,,,,,
Runner, m. runner of
: Ruthless,
races, m.
Running, m. running about, Ruthlessly, adv.
:

,/. ,
,:
/, /. : running Rye, /.
up, f.
Running,
well,

,^, ^
^/,
about,
Rupture,
,
ning round,

,,, ,[
: running
:

running
run-

Sabbath,
Sable,
S.

.
yvo-

, ,, ,
/.

, ,, ,,
Rupture,
^, v. Sabre, m.

,
,-
Rural,

,
Sacerdotal,

, ,
Rush, m. m. Sack, m. m. [/.

,
m. n. -, m. : Sack, (/ a tovjn) /
bundle of rushes, /. . Sack, .

,,
made of rushes,

,,/,
ing in rushes,

, ,
: abound-
Sackbut,
[,-
,
/.
.
, , ^,,
Sackcloth,

, , ,
/.
Rush,

, , , ,/.
', :
Sacking,
', f. C. /. /.

,,
Rush, . contr.
: to
Sacred, ^, :
^,
sacred rites,
rush on, ipopya, /. / pi.
to Sacredly, adv.
511
 , -,, , ,
SAC SAL

,
,, ,
,
Sacrifice,
.
,,
Sacredness,
/.
/.
.
/.
to sail out, : to sail out
:

,,,
preparatory with, to sail through,

- -,
,,',, ,
:

,
sacrifice, n.pl. . to sail
-
-
:

.
,
Sacrifice,

- ^,
over, : to sail with,

, , ,, -
to sail
: down, : to

,,,
sail against,

,
to sacrifice oxen,
: : Sailing, contr. m.
to .sacrifice sheep,
Sacrificer,
Sacrificial,
Sacrificing,
Sacrilege,
m.

/
/. : to
on.

commit
,
,, ,,-
/
sailing out,

m.
:

m.
m. :
sailing round,7re/3i7rAoo9,m. sailing
into, m. sailing before,
:
:

sailing against,
f. :
:

sailing for
e7rt-

, ,, ,,
sacrilege,
Sacrilegious,
the
fit
first time,
for sailing, or
:

Sad,

,,,,,,,,-
Xwyaksos,
pbs

Saddle,
toyphs,

to be sad,
:

Sadden, V.
n. [pas,
aXyeivos,
yoe-
-
,
,
,^ ,,
Sailor,
on. ,
,,
unfit for sailing,
able for sailing,

m.
m.
,/.
: favour-
adv.

m.

,
Sadly, adv.

,, ,
Sadness,

, ,- /.
XwyaXeoos,
/. f. fellow-sailor,
to. to.
to.
to. :

, ,,
, ,
Safe,
,
f.

,,,
[, ,
,
n. n. a\yos, n.
Sake

,,,
Salad,,
,,
Saint,

,
,,
[
: for the sake,

,/. fy
/.
',

,, ,
Safely,

,
Safety,

, ,
, - adv.
/. /.
Salamander,
Salary,
Sale,

,
Saleable,
f.
on.
/.

/. : for sale,

, / Salesman, m.

,, , ,
/.
Saffron,

,, ,
Saffron,
Sagacious, , m.

ay
,,,,,,
,
Saline,

,
Sallow,
Sallow,
f.

,/,
f.

, , , ,[
Sally,

,
f. f.

[,
Sagaciously, adv. f. f.

,, , , /. Sally, V.

,-
to sally out against,

,
Sagacity, /. /.
.
:

-
Sage,
,
Sage, ( plant)

,,, , ,
, ,,, , -
Sagely, adv.
Sageness,
, /.
m.

f.
Salt,
Salt,
m. (commonly in pi.)

,, [,
Sail, . : to set or spread the : made of salt,
sails,
or : to furl sails, Salt, . : to be salt,

, , ,:
or under

,
Salt-cellar, /.

,, , , --
:

sail, : with white sails, Salted, a\uas, : salted pro-

visions, n. pi.

, ,, , ,-
Sail, v. Saltish,

,
, [,/.
to be saltish,

,
to set sail,

,
:

,
, , ,- , ,
, ,
i^avayo), Saltness, /. /.

,sail to,

,
:

:
to

to sail
sail

towards, or into,

:
away

to sail round,
by or near,
: to sail
or from,

back,
: to

-
Salt water,
Salvage,

,
Salvation,
Salubrious,
Salubrity,
Salve,
/.

yvb
6 uyxivbv
/.
n. pi.
/.

n.
n. pi.
n.

n.

512
 ,
,,,,
, ,
Salutary,
Salutation,

- f.
SAL
vy^pbs,
m.
n.
n.
,
,
,, ,, ,
Satrapy,
Saturn,
to Saturn,
SCA

m. :
f,
of or belonging
son of Saturn,
:

,
Salute, m. m.

,, ,
v.

Same,,
, abrb; aorbs,

,,,
Satyr,

,
Savage,

4,
yo,
m.

,
Sameness,
ravrb

,,
;

,/. aab, f.
or

,4
be savage,

, ,
: to make
: to

,,.,,
Sane tin cat ion. in. savage,

,
Savagely, adv.

,
Sanctify,

,, 4,,
v.
m.
,
Savageness,

,
Sanction, f. f.
Sanction, v. Sauce, . m. n.

, ,
Sanctity,

,,,, , -
Sanctuary,
f.
n.
f.
n.

,
Saucer,

.
n.
n.
n.
n.

, , , --
Sand, f. f. f. Saucily, adv.

,,^,,,,-- f. f. : sand-bank in Sauciness, f.

the sea, f. Saucy,

, 4,
Saudal, n. n. Save, v.
in. \_,
, to save from,

,
:

Sandy,

, ,
Sane,

, , : to be sane,
Saving,
Saviour,,
,
,, ,,,-
in. f.

, ,
Sanguinary, Savory,
. f.

,
Sanguine, Savour,

,,7,.7,.
/. f.
Sap, 6b. in.

.
Sapphire,
Sarcasm,

, -[ m.
f.
J. f.
,
Savoury,

Sausage,
/.
, ,
,,,, - , 11.
in. /.

.
Sarcastic, Saw, m. m. : like a
Sardine stone, n. saw,

, ,
Sash, ,
, ,,,
Sate, ,
Sardine,
Sardonyx,

,-
,/,
v.
{fish)
m.
m.

, ,
4'-
',
,
Saw, '
1/fcJTOS

Sawing,
Sawn,
V.
:

,
to
to saw
saw through,
f.
: off, -

,
Sated, Satiated,

, ,,,
Satiate, .

.
-
,
, y,
47, -
, - ,, \,, ,, ,
Sawyer,

,, ,,
Say, v.
say besides,
,, in. m.
: to

,,
Satiety, f. Saying, . in. m.

,, ,-
satiety,
Satire,
f.

in. pi.
/. n. :

[jSifw
to

,
Scab,

,
.
11.

f.
ob,
/.
.
[,.
f.

.
Satirise,
Satisfaction,
make
,
.
satisfaction,
f.

: to
f.

demand
: to

,,,
Scabbard,
Scabby,
be scabby,

,,, ,,,-
Scaffold, f.
m.

.
: to

4 -
satisfaction, : to exact Scale, {of a fish) f. [of a ser-

,
satisfaction, or pent) f. {scales, balance)
.)

,
,, ,
,
, ,
Satisfy,,,
4
Satisfying,
-
:
: to receive satisfaction,
to give entire satisfaction,

V.

f. 4,/.
4-
f.

,
,,,,
Scale,

Scalene,
v.

Scallop-shell,
Scaly,
m.
f.
{climb over)
{pi. m.

f.
n.

f.

Satrao, m. Scan, .
*
513
 ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,
Scandal,
n.
SCA
. f. Scion,
?, n.
.
sen

[scissors,
. n.

,
Scandalise, cut with

,
Scissors, to

,
v.

,
f. :

, , ,
,
Scandalous,
Scantily, adv.
Scantiness,

, , ,
,
, ,, f. f.
Scoff,
Scoff, V.
n.

.
n.

.
, , ,['
f. f. f. Scoffer,
.
,,
Scanty, - f.
Scoffing,
Scold, v. ', f.

scanty,
, ,
6yo, : to be
Scoop, .

, ,,,:
Scape-goat,
Scar, ,/,
,
,,
, , ,
,
c.

[scarce,
Scope,
Scorbutic,
Scorch, .
.

,
Scarce, to be
},
,, , ,
Scarcely, adv.

-
,
,,,, , ,, ,,,
, , ,[
Scarceness, Scarcity,

, , f. /. :
f.
scarcity of
Scorching,
Scorching,
Score,
Scorn,
/.

/.
-/.

/.

,
food, /. /. /.

--
,
.

,
Scare, v. Scorn,

,
Scarify, .
Scarifying,

, ,,-
,
Scarlet,
Scatter,

,, ,, ,,
,,
.

,
to be scattered,

,
,
,[-
[
f. f.

:
Scorned,
Scorner,
Scornful,
,
Scornfully,
Scorpion,
adv.
.
.
m.
[,

, ,/.
Scattered, Scoundrel,

,
Scattering, /. Scour, .

Scene,

, ,
Scenic,

,
Scent,

,
good

,: ,, ,
,[,
scent,
/.
/.

/. /.
/.

having a
:

without scent,
Scourge,
Scourge, .
Scourger,
Scourging,
Scout,
/.

.
.
/.
m.

,
:

,
Sceptical,

,
sceptics,
Sceptre,
Schedule, ,
, ,
,,,,,[, ,,, ,,,- ,,
n.
n.
n.
,/.
the

n.
Scowl, .
Scrap,
Scrape,
Scrape, . ,
:
/.
.

to scrape
[,
off,
-.
.
, 71.

Scheme,

,
Schemer,

,,,,
Schism,
Scholar,,, ,
, ,, ,, ,,, , -
,
n.

n.
.
m.
f.

m.
v.
Scraped,
Scraper,
Scrapings,
n.
f.
[\,

n.
f.

[,
/.
f.

n.

,
Scholarship, Scratch, .

,
/. n.

,,,,
School,

, ,-
/.
n.
f.
f.
f. Scratching,
Scream,
/.
. .

, ,
Science,
,
,
[,
,
-
Schoolboys, ol
Schoolfellow,

, -
[
Schoolmaster,
,,
- , ,,-
m.

, /.
m.

71.
. -
m.
Scream,
,
Screech,
Screen,
.
.
/

.
. f.

, ,, ,
/. /. f.
Scientific, Screen, .
Scientifically, adv.
Scimitar,
\,/. m.
n.
/.
/. Screw,
Scribble, .
. , /.

514
Scribe,
Scrip, , ,,, ,^,,,,,,
Scripture, the,
/
SCR
m.
n.
Search,

Searcher,
.
SEC

/s, .
Scrofula,
Scroll, ,/,, ,, /.

,/.
Searing-iron,
Sea-shore, .
.
/

,, ,,
Scruple,

,
Scruple,

,,,,, -
Scrupulous,
Scrutinise,
v.

V.
m.

,,
Sea-sickness,
sick,

,
Season,

, ,, ,
, ,
/ ,
longing to the seasons,
Season, v.
/
.
:

:
to be sea-

of or be-

,,,
Scrutiny,

, ,, , , ,
Scuffle,

>
/.

m.
n.
/
/ ,/,
/.

,,,
Seasonable,

Seasonableness, /

,,,,,,- ,,, ,,,, ,,,

. /
,
Scuffle, /.
Sculk, . Seasonably, adv.
Scull, . 4 or
Sculptor, . m.
. Seasoning, . .
/ . -

, ,
Sculpture, /. Seat, m.
.
Scum,
,/
Sculpture,

,, ,, .
/ .
[, .
c
/ .
'
.

,
Scurrility, Seat, .

,
,, ,,
Scurrilous, Sea-urchin, or

./, /

, ,,., ,
.
, , ,
, ,
m.

,
Scurvy, /
. ,/.

,
Scythe, Sea-water, /.
Sea, / . Sea-weed, . .
.

,
. /

,
: of or belonging to the : full of sea-weed,
sea, :

.
by

, ,, ,
or near the sea, Sea-wolf,
Sea-worthy, not

,
or :

-
-
: to put to sea, sea-worthy,

,
put- Secede, .

,
:

, ,
ting to

,,, ,,,,
master at

Sea-beaten,
sea,
sea,
/ : to be

-
Seceder,

,
Secession,
Seclude, .

,
Seclusion,
,/
, ,/
[,/. f.
.
[0bs, .

,,,-
Second, (assistant) c.

,
,/,,,
,
Sea-breeze,
Sea-coast,

-
Sea-girt,-
Sea-fight,
/
/
/ [/. Second,
second,

, , ,
place,

-
second time,
:

&
to be
in the second
:

: a

,
:

second to,

,
Seal, (sea-cal/) {stamp) Second, v.

, ,
f.

,
,, ,,
,,,
Seal, V.
n.
n.
(the impression)
/.

.
n.

-
,,
, , ,,-
Secondary,

,
Secondly, adv.
Secrecy,
Secret,

,, ,
. /

,, ,
Sealer,

,
.

'
Seam, / / : to keep
Seam, .

,
secret, or
Seaman,
Seamless,
Sea-monster,
Sear,
Search,
. ,
,/
, .

,/.
/
.
Secret,
Secretary,
Secrete, .
Secretion,
,
, [ .
.
[tvs, .

515
 ,
, , ,
Secretly,,,-
,, ,
,,, ,/. ,,
adv.
SEC
,,
Seemliness,
Seemly,
Seen,
SEN
f.

,
Sect,

/, , ,[
Sectarian,

,
Section,
',/.

, ,,, ,
Seer,

,
Seeth,

,
,
Seething,
Segment,
.
c

.
m.
m.

,
n.
-
, ,-
.
-
,
Secure, Segregate,

, - ,, ,,-
,
Secure, v. Seize, .

, ,
Securely, adv.
Security,

,, ,
pledge)
, , - m.
f.
f.
f.

to give
(a

.,,, ,
, [,;,
n. f. : Seizure, Seizing, f. f.
a security, (of disease)

, ,,, ,
f.
Sedate, f. adj.

, Seldom, adv. -

, ,,,
Sedately, adv. Select, V.
Sedateness,
Sedentary,
Sediment,

---
f.

n. f.
,, ,
,,
Select, , Selected,

,,,
Sedition, to
,/.
,
f. f. :

raise sedition, Selection, f.

,, raising of sedition,
:

[
m. a raiser of sedition,
:

m. m.
Self,

,
self-evident,
: self-acting,
: very self^

self-
:

,
:

Seditious,

,, ,[,-
Seditiously, adv.
Seduce, . , -
.,
taught,

, ,-
duced,
Selfish,
Selfishness, f.
: self- pro-

f.

,, ,
Seducer,
Seduction,

, ,,,-[--
Seductive,
Sedulity,
Sedulous,
fib.

f.

f.
m.

f.
m.

,,, ,
Self-will,
Self-willed,

,,,,
Sell, .
:
f.

to be self-willed,
~

, ,
, , , ,-
,
, ,
Sedulously, adv.

,,,,,
, , . -
,
,
Seller, m.
,/. ,/.
m.

, ,
See, Selling, f.

. ,
Selvage, .

, -
,
Semblance,

,
f. /.

See ,!

,
[,
{behold

[
!)
.
Semi-, (in composition)
Semi-circle, n.

, ,
Seed, : seed-time, Semi-circular,

, ,- ),,,
m. f. . Seminal,

, ,
.

,
Seminary,

,
Seedling, /. n.

,
Seedsman, m. Semi-vowels, n. pi.
Seeing, f. f. : seeing Senpiternal,
all things,

, , ,
, , ,, - , ,, ,
,
[, ',, , ,
: worth seeing,
Senate, f.
/.
(-
[m.

-
,
Senator, m.

,,,,,
Seek, v. Senatorial,
Send, Send forth, .

Seeking,
Seem, v.
Seeming,
,[-
, ,
Seemingly, adv.
516
,
Seeker, C^t^t^s, m.
m.
f.
m.
f.
f. send for,
to send back,
to send away or out of,
: to send be-
: to
:

:
 ,,-
,, SEN
,, <,
,
SER

,,: -
fore, Separable,

^, ,
to send to or Separate, Separated,

,
:

,
to send
into,
-
,
:

up,

,
, , ,
b}^ through,
to send down,

,
to send against,
to Bend :

-
:

,b,,, ,,
,
. ,,,
Separate,

,
V.

to separate from,
py,
-

,, ,
:

to send : about,
to send besides, apy,
^-
:

Separately, adv.

,
send with,

-
to

,/
:

to send toge-
: Separation,
,/. m.
,/.
ther,

, , -
: to
: to send in turn,
send
to send
word,
round (a mes-
/.

,,,, [
Septennial,
Septentrional,

,, ,
Sepulchral, -
,,,,,, ,
:

sage), Sepulchre, .
Sending, Sepulture, m.
j f.
a sending away or out,
f.

Sequel, n.
/.
,/.
, ,, -
is, f. : [/.
/. / Sequence, /.

f. sending for,
: /. : Sequester, Sequestrate, v.

,, ,
sending round,

,,, , ,
f.
Senior,
Seniority, /. ^^,,
yepairepos Sequestration,
Serenade, .
/.
[, /.

,
Sensation, n. Serene,

,
f.
Sense, {perception by the senses or of yavb
,/, yav,
, ,,,
the
{understanding

,^,
senses,

,
mind)

n.
;

:
meaning)

to
f.
/.

be in one's
in
voos,
one's
n.
m.

,
,
Serenity,
Serf,

}, ,,,,
, ,
Series,
Serious,

,-
m.
/. .
f. ,/.
[jo-^, /.
j.

,
senses, : contr.
to come to one's senses, Seriously, adv.
Senseless, aXoyos,

, , , -
,, ,,[-
Senselessly, adv.
Senselessness, f.
/.
,
Seriousness,

,,,.
Serous,
,, /.
/
/.

Sensible,

,
,,,,,
Sensibly, adv.
Sensitive,
/. /. /.
ivvoos,

to be

,
, ^
Serpent,

,
7)1.

, ,
Serrated,
Servant,
,
/. :

/.
water-serpent,

m.
bv, . ?.

m.

,
:

sensitive,

, ,- m.
,
m. m.

, ,
Sensual, m. m.

, ,
, , ,,,,,,
female servant,

,
: sensual pleasures, m. :

/. /. /.
Sensuality, f. /. /. /. /.

,,,,,,-
Sent, : sent for, Serve, .
;
(be / service to,
Sentence, yo, m. to serve in the

,
n. (judg- assist)

,
:

ment) yv, army,

,
/. f.

,
,,, .
f. n. /. Service, /. /.
Sentence, v. /. /. oya /
(a kindness)

^
benefit, /.
yvb, yvoo, opya, py'

,
Sententious, n. n.
ey 6 n. n.

,
Sententiously, adv. n. n.
Sentiment, yv, /. Serviceable, opyb,
Sentinel, Sentrv, m.rboovpbs,m. Serviceableness, f.
517
 ,,, , ,* ,,
:

[, ,
,,,
SER SHA
Servile,

,
,, , , ,
Servilely, adv.
Servility,
,,,,,,,
, f.
Sever, ,
Several,
Severally,
Severe,

,
/. /.
Servitude,
Serum,
Session,
,,,- ,, , ,[,
, ,, ,
Set, v. (place)
,
,/. m.
/.
m.

(sink,
/.

as the
Severely, adv.
Severity,

Sew, .
Sewer, (drain)
f. f.
/.

f.
f.

f
m.

,,, -
;

,
sun) or Sewing, f
, , Sewn,

,, -
;
(as bones)
to set upon,
: : Sex, n. f.

,
to

,
set before, Sexennial,

,
;
(station Shabbiness, (meanness) f.
to set over, Shabby, (mean)

, ,, ,
before) :

,
be Shackle, f

,
: to set
over,

, , : to set out (start), Shackle, v.

, , ,
Shade, (shadow ; also a ghost)

-
to set against
:

,
one another, f. n. (cover) f.

,,
to set at (as Shade,
,
,
v.

,
:

a dog),

, ,,
,/ ,
:

,
to set in order,
to
to
:
Shaded, see Shady
Shading,
Shading,
f.

,,,,,
set right, :

set
at

,,,,
liberty,

,
, ,
at naught,

,'
: to set
to
Shadow,
Shadowy,
n.

, -
:

,,
set fire to, Shady, Shaded,

- ,,, ,,
/
,
[sun) f.

,
Setting,

) ,,,
(placing) / (of the
m.

, , , ,,,,,,,,,
Settle, v. Shaft, n. (handle)
; intrans. . f. f.
(& 2 aor. & per/, of Shag, f.

,, Shagginess, f.

,
(to settle down, Shaggy,

-
;

sink)

, ,
Settlement,
Settler,
Settliog,
Seven,
%,

,,,, ,,, , ,
Settled, (agreed upon)
(established)

(the number)
f.
f. f.

f.
;
Shake,
Shake,

Shaker,
:

Shaken about,
.
n.

to shake hands,

m.
n.

m.
f.
-
, ,,;
;

,
, ,/ ; ,
seven times, lasting Shaking, n. m.

, -
:

seven years, seven years old, m.

seven years, : Shallop, f. n.

f. seven days, : Shallow, n. n. pi.

,
Seven-cornered,

,
Shallow, (of soil)

,,
Sevenfold, (short, trifling)

/,
Seven hundred,
Seven hundredth,

,
Seventeen,
Shallowness,

Sham,
f.
(shortness, deficiency)

/.

,,
,
Seventeenth, Sham, ', S. m.
Seventh, : on the Sham, V.
seventh day, Shame, / / /.
Seven thousand, Shame, . : to be ashamed,
Seventieth, feel shame,
Seventy, Shameful,
Seventy thousand, Shamefully, adv.
518
 ,, - SUA
^. ,,,
SHO

,
,
Shameless, to Sheen, n. airy'?, f.

,
,, , -
:

be shameless, Sheep, Att. oh, f. .

,,,,
Shamelessly, adv.

,, . small sheep,

,, ,
:

[, /. . of or belonging to sheep,

,, ,
:

, m

, [
Shamelessness, rich

,
f. :

Shape, f n. n. sheep,

, --
n. : of the same shape, Sheapskin, f. f.

,, -
Shape, v.
Sheer,
Sheet,
-, n.

. m.
Shapeless, Shekel, or
Shell,
, n. -, -- f.

,,
Shapelessness,

, ,,,
/.
Shapely,
f
f.

- n.
having a hard shell,
with rough shell,
(of an egg, &c.) f.

-
:

,, , -
:

Share, n. f \, f. with smooth shell,:

. an equal
m. [, n.

,',
:

,
to have an Shelter,

,
share, n.
f.\
^, f.

, ,
,
equal share, a double

,
Shelter, v.

, -
:

,
,,,
, ,
Share,

, ,,
share,

-
^,
, -- v.
f. : having a share,

,
Shelving,

,,,, ,,,-
Shepherd,

, m.
. : of a shepherd,
m.
m. m.

, , ,,
: to be a shepherd,

, ',,,
, f
Shield, n.

[,
f.

, ,
c c

,
Sharer, Shield, V.

.
-,
,
Shark,
,*,
Sharing,

,,, , /.
f.
m. f
, ,
Shield-bearer,

-
m.
Sharp,

(of

,, -
a

,,,,,,,, -
,
Sharpen,
hit)

.
:

newly sharpened,
(in

*,
intellect)
;

,
Shin,
,
Shine,
, ,
,ay,,,,,, -,
Shift,

, V.

.
f. .

,,, ,, ,
,
:

Sharply, adv. Shingle, m. f.

,,
Sharpness,
Sharp-sighted,

, ,
f.

: to be sharp-
f. Shining,

Ship,
Shiny,

/. n. : merchant-

,,, ,,
sighted,

,
Shatter, .
Shave,

Shaving,
.
, : to shave off,
ship,

,
a ship,

, -
Shipbuilding,
yiKrj
/. :

[shipowner,
of or belonging to
to build ships,

f.

,,
f. f.

,,, , ^,
Shawl, m. Shipowner, to be a m.

-
,,,
:

,
She, (fern, of He) , Shipwreck, f: to suffer
Sheaf, n. shipwreck, be shipwrecked,

,
f. f.

~, m. Shipwrecked, [~

,
Shear, v.

,
Shearer,

,
Shearing, ^, , f.
m.
m.
Shipwright or builder,
Shirk, v.
m.

,, ,,,,, ;
Shears,
Sheath,, !$,
, , /.
. f.
Shirt,
Shiver, v. (shatter)
m.

,
Shed,
Shed, v.
:

519
*, , ,
^, , to shed
f.

upon,
n.

Shivering,
Shoal,
(tremble)

.
/. \, f
J6.pl.
71.
 ,,
Shock,

, ,
,
Shock, .

,,
Shocking,
Shoe,
,
- ,
,,
, , ,, ,,,,
,/, , ,
n.
SHO
.

f.
m. Show,
Show, .
,.
, f.
SHU
. .

,
n. f. f. to:

, , ,, ,
mend

, show beforehand
shoes, : to put : to

,
on shoes,
,/.
: , ,/. ,,
Shoe, v. Shower, m. m.
,
Shoemaker,

,
m.: to be a shoemaker,

,
m.

of or belonging to a shoe-
Shower, .
Showery,
Showy,

,
maker,

, ,,
Shoot, ,
Shoemaking,

,
Shoestring,

,
\
, /,-,
,
-, ,
,
y,
,/.
f.
m.
m.
n.
n.
Shred,
Shrewd,
Shrewdly, adv.
Shrewdness,
f.
.

f, f.

,
}

, ,
m. . Shrew-mouse,

- ',
f.

, , ,,
, , ^- *, ^,
Shoot, v. (germinate) Shriek, v.
-
,
,
(to discharge missiles) Shrill,
'*~,
, ,
,

,
',
, , yo ,
Shooter, ,,,
,,
shoot, as light,

,
-, ',
, ,
,-
, pain)
m. m.
; (to
Shrilly, adv.
Shrillness,
Shrimp,
Shrine, At .

,
/.
Kpayykv, f.
f.
m.
/.
f.
7i.

,
Shooting, shooting m.

-
f. f. :

far,

,
, ,
, ,
;
, , Shrink, Shrink from, v.
\

'
Shop, n. n.

,,
Shore, m. (become contracted)

,
&,, ,
f.
f.

, -
:
f.
f.
f.
rocky shore,
:

of or on the shore, Shrinking, f.

,
,,, - - Shrivel, .

,
:

Short,
:

, ,
,
short

,
of, : in
to be shrivelled,

short,

,
short

,,
'^,

,
,, ^', ^,,,,
,
,,
. ,,
time,

, - \
: lasting a
Shrivelled,
Shrivelling,
Shroud,
Shroud, .
.
/.

.
.

,
Shorten, Shrub, m.
-
Short-lived,

[^ - Shrubbery, f.

, , , ,,
Shrubby,
Shortly, adv.
Shortness,

,, ,
,^,,
,
- f. f. Shudder,
Shun, .
. ^,

, , ^, -
Short-sighted,
Short-winded, -
.
Shot,
y,
,
/.
Shot, Shunniug,

,
/. f.

,, ,
,,,
Shove, . Shut, shut up,

, ,
:

Shovel, f.

y, .

,
Shoulder, m. f. Shut,
Shoulder-blade, (as

^,~, ,-
f. ;

,
Shout, Shouting,

,
f. f. a door )

,Xpy
, ,, ,,, ,
, , ,
j. m. f. ;
(the eyes) :

y,

,
f. f. m. to shut out from,
to shut up or in, y,a

,
n. :

Shout,

, V.

520
vpy,

,, ,
house) d/ryco,
Shutting,
Shuttle, f.
f.
;

m.
(as

f.
Shy,

, ,, ,
,,,[, ,,,, ,[
:
SHY
to be shy, Significance,
SIN"

f.

,
Significant,
Shyness,

,- f f.

,,
Sibyl, Significantly, adv.

,
f.
Sicilian, Signification, f
-
,
f.

,
Sicilian Greek,

,
' ; ,, ,
, ,
m. "Suce- Signify, v.

,, ,
Sicily, f. : to signify before-
Sick,
, ;
:

(to
to be sick,

vomit)
~, - hand,
Silence,
f. :
f
to keep silence,
f.
-, f.

,, , ,
Sicken, v. (to make sick) (to

,
;

,
become sick) (disgust)

,
,,, ,
,
Sickle,

, *, . n. f.
f. f
,*,
,,, ,[,,
Silence,
Silent,
&oyyo,
.
: to be
Sickly,

,, -
Sickness, .
silent,

Silently, adv. ?,
,
, ,/. f. (Tiyfj,

ing)

,
Side, ,
,-, ,
/.

.
/.

on every side,
f
m. (vomit-

: by the

,
,
Silky,
,
Silken,

[,
, ,
Silk-worm,

-
m.
[<ryp, w*.
m.

,
side, Sillily, adv.

-
:

from all

,, , , ,
,
sides, Silliness,

,,,,
:
f.

,
Sideboard,
Sideways,
Siege,
.
to lay siege to,
f. :

to raise a siege, --
,
Silly,

:
,,
f.
f
f. f.

, ,
silly

,
:

: to take by siege, e/c- talk, m. f.

,, ,
Sieve,

Sigh,
Sigh,
,,
Sift, v.

Sighing,
.

,, m.
.
.
[,
,
f.

f.

/.
m.
Silver,
avpypo
pypo
Silver,
Silver-coin,
Silver-mines,
pypo,

apypo, apyp1o
ypo,
:
m. entirely silver,

or Zpya, n. pi.
:

containing

y1a,
silver,

m. apyxfpiov, n.
pyp1a
Sighing, ay1,

[
Silver- ore, f.
apyaa, n. pL

, ,
and

,,,, [,
Sight, {the sense of sight

, ,
the ob- Silver-plate,

, ,
,.
ject seen)

out of sight,

, , ,
.
f. : in sight,
f.

e|
. (sense
{object seen)
of sight)

-
:
Silversmith, pypoo, m. pypo-
Silvery,

, ^, ,
Similar,
Similarity,
ayo m.

,
f.

,
,,, oy
Sign,

-, ,
sharp-sighted,
:

to be sharp-sighted,
.
n.
n. n.
f.
: Similarly, adv.

,
Similitude,

,; ,
f. f.
Simple, {simple-minded, frank, plain.
[, f.

,,,
n. n. : to give a sign, also silly) ;
{art-

,,, ,
{plain,

,
less) contr. ;

Sign, v. blunt) {unadorned, of

,, ,
Signal, n. : to make a signal, style,language, ac.)

Signal,
Signalise,
or
.
or

,
Sin,
,
,,,
,,
Simplicity,

,, -
Simply, adv.

^,
f.
f.

f
f.

.
f.
f.

n.

, ,,
f. f.
Signally, adv. n. n.
Signature, oya, f. Sin, v.
Signet, f. m.
521
 , , ,,,,,
SIN SKY

,
, ,
Since,

,
,
,
Sincere,

,
,,, ,,,
Sincerely,
-
, , ,
,:
adv.
contr.
ore, oj Sitting,
side,
together,
Situated,
:

:
sitting
:

to be situated,
sitting be-
with or

,
Sinew, ,
Sincerity,

, ,
, ,
f.
n.
/.

m.
/.
[m.
Situation,
Six, : six times,
{),
f
m.':
six
of or lasting
f.
months,

,
Sinewy,

,
,,,,,, ,
Sinful,
Sinfulness, - f
six
years,
months,
fem. -,
: for six

,
/. fern,
Sing, .

, , --
to sing to,
:
Sixfold,
Six hundred,
Six hundredth,

, ,,
,
,
,
Singer,

, ,
,
Singe, .

,,,
, ,-
Singing,
.
: to sing with,

n.
m.
Sixteen,
old,
Sixteenth,
Sixth, ,
Six thousand,
: sixteen years

-
;
f. f.

,
Single,

, , ' {unmarried)
Sixtieth,
Sixty,

,,,, :
sixty times,
:

sixty years old,

,
Singleness, f. {sincerity) Sixty thousand,
f Size,

-
n. n.

,
Singular, {unusual)
number,
: singular

,
Skeleton,

, ,,,
Sketch,
n.

f.

,
f.

, ,,
Singularity,

,
Singularly, adv.
f. m. f.

,
n. n.
Sinister,

,
, , Sketch, v.

,
Sink,

,
Sinless,

,, ,
Sinner,

,,
Sinuous,
v.

-, ; intrans.
',
, ,
m.
,
or

,
,,
,
,
,
,,,
,
,,
,
or

m.
Skiff,
Skilful,

Skilfully, adv.
n.

,
f.

Siphon,

,
Sire,

,,
Siren,
Sirius,

,,,, ,
,
Sister, -
on.

f.

f.
m.

,
, ,, ,, ,,, m.

f.
[m.
Skill,

f
Skilled,
Skim, .
lightly over)
f
f
/. [',
f

;
(pass

, ,
f /. sister-in-law, Skin, m. f. n.

,
:

Att. f.
, f. f ,

,,
, ,,
,
Sisterly, f. /. c. : made of

, -
.

, ,
Sit, skin,

,
,, -, - ',
{to sit at table)
;
Skin,

, ,
,
Skinned,
.

, ,
, , ,- ,,
{of a hen) .
; Skip,

,
Skirmish, m.

,
'.

to sit in or on, f
, : to sit upon, Skirmish, .
f.

[,-
Skirmisher, m.

,
:

to sit by, beside, or near, Skirmishing, m.

,,
sit

Site,, ,
Sitting,
with or together,

,,/,
j

522
f.

f {of a hen)
f.
f.
,/. {at table)
: to Skirmishing,
Skirt,
Skittish,
Skull,
Sky, , m.
ing to the sky,
,
n.
n.

m :
f.

belong-
f.
 .
,
SLA
,,
,,,-
SLO

,,, - ,,,,,-
, ,-
Slab, m. Slender,
[, ,
,
Slack, Slenderly, adv.
Slacken, V.
Slackness, /. Slenderness, f. /.
.

,,,,- ,,,
Slain, : newly Slice, m.

, --
slain, Slice, .
KTOVOS [gently,

,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,[-

Slake, v. Slide, . : to slide
Slander,
yopia,/.
Slander,
,/, ,/. , /. /. Slight, Slighting,
.
/.
/.
V. /. /.
'
, ,,,,- ,, ,,,-
Slight, .(\
Slanderer,
m.
Slanderous,
.
m.

-
Slight, .
-

,
Slightly, adv.

, , [,-.
,
Slanderously, adv. Slim,

,
,,, ,
Slant, V.
Slanting, [ ,
Slant, Slanting,
to be slanting,

, - ,
:

, ,
/.
- Slime, (mud)
Slimy,
Sling,
Sling, .
Slinger,
,/. [
/.

on.
/.

,,,
Slap, . . Slink away or into, v.
Slap, .

-
Slip, .
, ?t. (0/ a

, ?,
Slave,

, , -
on. /. tree) on. on.

,
,
. c. : to be a slave, Slip, r. to slip :

[, ,
gently, to slip off,
-
:

,, ,, , , :
Slave-dealer,

, - on. out, or away, give one the slip,

-, -,

,,
,.
Slaver,

Slavery,
,/.
,
Slaver, v.
-
, ,,,,
,- .
<&

, ,.-
/.
[/.
m.
-,
, to slip into,

,
:

,
Slaughter,

.,
Slaughter,

,.,,, , V.
m.

,
/.
to let slip, (as an opportunity)

Slavish,

,
,
[,
,- ,
Slaughtered,

,
,
?^,

, ,
Slipper,
Slippery,
yo,
Slit, V.
Slobber, .
f. n.
,
, ,
,
Slavishly, adv. Sloe, n.

, , ,
Slay, . Sloop, m.

, ,, ; Slope,
ay
91. /. /!

, ,, ,, ,,,
, ,
Slayer,

,
m. on. /.
-
, ,
to be sleek, .

,
Sleek, Slope, intrans.

,
:

,,,,,,,,- , ,,,,,,,,
Sleep,

contr.
Sleep,

,
.
, ,
.
on.

m.
.

[,-
/.
.
Sloping,

Sloth,
Slothful,
/. apyia, /.
yo,
.-
/.

,
Slothfully, adv.

',
/.
Sleepiness, /. [apyia, /.
Sleepless,
Sleepy,
Sleeve,
Sleight,
,
, ,, ,
523
/.
/.
ay

/.
/. m.
Slothfulness,
Slovenliness,
Slovenly,
Slough, (0/ serpents and
[\,
/.
/.
/.
insects)
Z2
,- /.

.
 :

,,
Slow,

,,,
TTOVS
,-
, - , ,
,
,
^, ,
['
--
SLO
Smoothness,
Smother, . , SO
f.

Slowly, adv.

,
, ,,, ,
Slowness,

-
\CLWT7]S, f.

,,
m.
f. n.
Smothering,

Smoulder, .
/.

- . f.

, ,,
Smuggle, .
,
-
Sluggish,

, , ,
Sluggishness,

, ,
Sluggishly, adv.

, ,, , Smuggler,
Smut,
Smutty,
f.
m.

,
,
f.

-
f. apyia, f.

,
[n. m. Snail, m. m. :

, ,
, .
Slumber, m. n. small snail,

[, , ,
f.
Slumber, . pi.
, V. snail-shell,

, , ,
:

Slur,

"
Sly,
v.

, ,
,
Snake,
Snaky,
m.
m. .

,,,
,'
Slyness,
Small,
, *, ", ,
,
, ,
,
: to be sly,

f.
Snap, (clasp)
Snap up,
Snare,
v.

f.
f.

f. n.

,,,, ,
,,
Smallness,
Smart, . - f.
lay a snare,
f. f. m. : to

,
Smart,
Smear, . ',
, - Snare, .

,, ,
Smell,
smell) ,/.: f. f. (the sense
of
without smell,
Snarl,

,, ,
,
Snatch, v.
.

,
: to snarl at,

to

,, ,,:
:

Smell, v.
perceive by smell)
,
(to have a smell) \ (to
snatch away,

,
Snatcher,

,,,,,,,-
Sneak, v. [,- m. m.
m.

to

,
Smelling,
Smelling,
smell)
smelliDg,
quick-smelling,

,, , ,
Smelt, .
*,
f.

:
;

sweet-
f.
(able

-
Sneer, Sneering,
Sneer, V.
Sneerer,

,
m.
Sneeze, Sneezing,
ing sneezing,

^ ',
Sneeze, v.

', ,
m,

m.
n.

: caus-
[/
m.

,
Smile,

, ,
', ^/
,
Smile,

poy
,,
.

,,,
n.

: to
n.

smile
[-at,
',
,,, [,
Snore, v.
Snoring,

,
Snort, Snorting,
n.

,,,-
m.

n.
n.
n.
^,/.

),
,, ,,
Smith, ,
Smiling,
Smite, , tuVtco,

,,,
a smith,
Smithy,
m.
m.

n.
,
m. :
m.
to be

m.
Snort,

,
,,
Snout,
Snow,

,,,
Snowy,
,
Snow, .,,,
.

,
^
m.
snow-white,

, -
',
.
m.
^/,
f.

, ,
,
n.
/,
;
Smoke,

,
-,, , [
m. m.

,,,,, ,; ,
Snub-nosed,

, , ,
m. Snug,

,f.
, \,

, , ,,
Smoke, v. (act.) So,
(intrans.) (in the

Smoky,
Smooth, , ;

, ,,
(hairless)
same manner)
that,
:

:
so much,
:

by so much as,
so often,
,
:

:
so

-
so
Smooth, .
Smoothly,
524
adv.. [,
long
so
as,
much the more, -
: by
 ,,, -
, ,
, ,, -
SOA
,, SOM

,
: so far, Soldier, m.
so many, twos, m. m.

,,
: m.\ light-
Soak, v. armed soldier, m.

,,, [ - - ;

,- ,
intrans. : to soak in, m. : heavy-armed
soldier, m. : fellow-
^

,,,
Soap, n. . . soldier, m.

'
Soar, . m. : of or belonging to a
soldier, belonging :

Soaring,
, to a heavy -armed soldier, ---
Sob, Sobbing,

,,
,, belonging to a light-armed
,
,,
in. :
f.

, ,
Sob, .

, ,
[be sober, soldier,

,
Sober, : to to be a soldier,
Soberly, adv. Soldierlike, Soldierly,

,
,,,,,,,--
Soberness, Sobriety, f. Soldiery, n.
\_,com- f.

,/.
,,[,
f. f. Sole, f.
Sociability, Solecism, . : to

,
,
f. f. mit a solecism,
Sociable, Solely, adv.

Sociably, adv.
,,
Solemn,
Solemnisation, m, -
,
Social,

,,, ,
Solemnise,

,,
f.
v. (celebrate) ,
,,,,
, ,
Solemnity,

, ,,
f. f.
Solemnly, adv.
Socially, adv.
-
Society,
Sock,

, ,
Socket,
, .
/.
/. /.
[,
/.
/.
- ,
Solicit,

Solicitation,
v.

f. f.

,, ,
. . .
,
, ,
Socrates, .
Solicitous,

,,,
Sod,

,,
Soda,

;, ,
Sodden,
Soft,

, .,-
m.
.
/. Solicitously, adv.
Solicitude,

,, , , -
Solid,
Solidity, /.
/.
[),/.
/.

,
a bed) Solitary,

- ,[,
; (of

Soften,
', ,
- .
(: the hand)

,, ,
solitary,
fern, : to be

,
Solitude,

, ,
f. f.

,
,,,,,
,
Softening,
Softly,

,,
adv.
: to be softened,

/. f.
Solo,

Solstice,
Solubility,
Soluble, ,
,,,,
f. : to sing a solo,

m.
f. pi.

Soil,
n.
,,, ,
Softness,

,,[, f.
f. -,
f.
f.
f.

n.
/.
n.
/. - Solve, .
Solution,
Some,
%, neut.
, , \ newt,
/.
,
,
-, -,
/.

,,,
. some

, , , , ,
Soil, neut. a: . . . others,
Sojourn, . ... / ,

,,,,, ,
Sojourner, c 5e
Sojourning, f. f. Somebody, Some one,
Somehow, ,
, pi.
f.
Solace, n. : if some-

, ,
f.

Solace,
Solar,
Sold,
Solder,
:,, .
n.

to be sold,
f. how,
Sometime,
Sometimes,
sometimes
.
,.
:

.
somehow

. . other times,
or
so,

* - :

f. f. ;

Solder, v. . . . :

525
 .

.
.

.
.

. 706
-, US
80M

;
;

,
Sorrow,
,/.

,
, ,
, , ,
, -
,
n.
SOU
f. n.

,, -
,
,
,
Some what, Sorrow, v.

\,
Somewhere,

,,,, ,,,
Son, vths,
,
whither)
on. 7, on. , n.
{some-
Sorrowful,

,,
Song, contr. /. .
. m. Sorrowless,

,??,
/.

,
Songster,

,,/.
Songstress,
Sonorous,

, , ,
, ,, ,
.
[>$,
m.
c.
Sorry, (grieved, sorrowful)
(vile, luorthless)
: to be sorry,
;

,, , ,
Soon, atya,
. ^,
, :

:
as soon as,
as soon as
Sort,
the same sort,
/. on. : of

,, ,,, , ,,,,[,
possible, : of what sort,
rj or : as soon as they : of what sort ] ; of
could,

,,
all sorts,
Sooner, adv. ; adj. Sort, v.
Sot, m.

,
on.

Soot,

,'
m.

, , , ,, , ^/,
m.
f. /. Sovereign,
Sovereign, adj.
m.

,/,
m.

, ,
Soothe,

,
v.

-,
,- :
Sovereignty,

,
f.
/ /.
Soother, m. on. / apXV, /
-
,
,,, ,',[-, ,,,,,,,,,
on.
,
Soothing,

',
Soothsayer,

m.
C.
.
m.
on.
on.
Sought,

Soul,
:

/. n.
to be sought,
to be sought diligently,

of or belonging to the soul,

m.
- :

,, ,, ,, ,, ,^,
Sooty, Sound, m. m.
Sop, on.^ m. /.
,/. ,/.
,
/. /.
Sop, V. m.

, ,, ,, ,,,,,',,,,-
Sophism,
Sophist,
Sophistical,
Sophistry,
on.

to use sophistry,
/.
.

- :
/.
Sound,

safe
Sound,
',
and sound,
.
/.

; (/
/.

sleep)
/. /.

, , ,
[,
, , , ,
Soporiferous, Soporific, -
m. sound trumpet,

,,
to a

, , ,
:

',/
, ,/.
Sorcerer, c. m.

', ,
Sorceress, Sounding,

, , /. : sound-

,
Sorcery, /. /. ing well, : loud-sounding,

^,
Sordid,

,, -
,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, :
: to be sor-
did, Soundly, adv.
Sordidly, adv.
Sordidness,
Soundness, ', /. 7/J.

/. /. /. /.
.

,, /. Soup, on.

,
f.
,/.

, ,
Sore, . . Sour,
Sore, (burdensome, severe) to be sour,

Sorely, adv.
-wound sorely,
;

: to
Source,
Sourly, adv.
Sourness,
), /.
,
, m. ,, /.

Sorrel, ,/.
52j
f.
J. f.
 ,
:

South, ,
South, Southern,
South-east wind,
m.
sou

,
, ,, ,
,, , ,,,, -,^,,*--
, , m.
f. - Spawn,
Speak, v.
v.

^^
SPE

\,
^/,

,
Southernwood, n. : to speak at
South-south-east wind, c. great length,

,
South-south-west wind, m. to speak freely,
, :

South-west wind,
South w ind,
Sow, , ,
/.
.',
T

,,
m.
votos, m.
f. , , f.
speak in public,
Speaker, on. ay

, ypo, .
: to

on.
Sow, V.
Sower,
Sowing,
Sown,
,
, ,
, , hi.

f.
[sowing,
m.
:
: for
self-
public speaker,
Speaking,
great length)
yopia, /.
aooya,
/. yo,
f. -
m. (at

,,
sown, to Speaking, good at speaking,

yo,*/,
: :

Space,
,
be sown,
Sow- thistle,

space)

, ,,
,,
/.
n.
n.
m.
(vacant
n.
Spear,
^?
,
armed with a
oy,
/
n. ^, ~/,
spear, oyopo
.:
n.
n. /.

,
:
i

, [, ,.,
plenty of space, taken by the

,
f. : :

6
space between,

, ,
Spacious,

, ,
,
, , spear,
Spearman,
Special,
on.

,
Spade,

7,
f.

Span,
,
,, , -
Spaciousness,
,
,, , .
/.
/.

/
/.
/.
f.

/. span
Species,
Specific,
Specifically, adv.
Specify, V.
Specimen,
.

[,
^, . ^/,
,/. yvo, .

/.
n.

,, ,
:

long, Specious,
Spangle,
Spar,

,
Spar, V. ,
, , -
,
on. \,
n.

f.

,.,
Speciously, adv.
Speck, .
[,
on.

Spare, V.

, , , , , Speckle, . n. f.

,
not to Speckled,

, ,
: spurt-,

,
Sparing,

,, - ,,
Sparing,
,
Sparingly, adv.
,
,, ,
,/, ,/.

,
*
[/. Spectacle,

Spectator,
.
n.
f.

.
n.
m.
*,/.
n.
,.
m.

.
f.

, ,
: to live sparingly, Spectre,

,[
- , , .\, Speculate, .
.

,
Spark, m. f. Speculation, f.
-, f. .
,
edpiyi- or

-
on. f.

,,, ,,[-- ,,,, ,, ,

',
m.
Sparkle,
-,
Sparkling,
V.

n.
/. f.
Speculative,
Speculatively, adv.

Speech, yo, m. f.
^~ f.

,, ,
Sparkling, m. f.
,. f.

,
Sparrow,

, ,,,
.
-, . .

,
hedge-sparrow, on. Speechless, oyyo,
^,
,
Speechlessness,
/.
,/, f. /.

,,
Sparta,

,
Spartan,

,
Spartan,
-
, ,
,) ,,,a,
on.
- f.

/.
on.
/.
-, /.
Speed,
/ with
:

Speed, .
all speed,
/.

,,,
.
,
Spasm,

,.
on. Speedily, adv.

,
;

.
Spawn,
/.
Spasmodic,
n.
Speediness,
Speedy,
,/.
527
 , ,, ,,
Spell,
Spend, .
, ,
-
,. ^,/.,. , ,
,, , -
SPE
,,
upon a
SPO
;
(put

,,
v. spit)

,
,,,
(as
to
- ,- ,
time)

,/ , ,.,.
Spending,
, -
, ,.-
[,
spend besides,
;

:
(as time)
to spend in or on,

(of time)
:
Spite,

,
,
Spiteful,

Spitefulness,

Spitting,
/
/
m.

/
m.
/
m.
/

/
m.

,, , ,/
,
/. / Spittle,
Spendthrift:,
Sperm,

,,, ,
Sphere, ,/.
n.

,,,
Splash,

,
,,,
Spleen,
,
Splash, .

, m.
Spherical,

Sphinx,
: to

/
make spherical,

,,
to
,
Splendid,

, -
make
splendid,
be splendid,
: to
:

,,/,,, [
Spice,

,
n. n. pi.
Spice, V.
Spicy,
Spider,

,,, m. f. (gene-
,
Splendidly, adv.

splendidly,
: most

,,
rally venomous) : spider's Splendour,
',/// ',
,,, [
web, n. / of or / /.

,,,
:

belonging to a spider,
- /
Spike,
m.

;
m.
m.
n.
Splint,
,,,
Splenetic,

,/,
: to be splenetic,
m.
/
,/
f.

,, , , ,
Spikenard, /. Splinter,
Spill, v.
Spin, v. ,, [, (wool) Splintery,
.
.
m. /.

,, ,
Spinal, n. Split, /.

,, ,
Spindle, c. m. Split, : split into many,
Spine, / f.
Spinner,

Spinning,

;
,
,/.,/
spinner of wool,
f.

, ,
m.
aaopyb,
f. (wool)
the art
:
m.
c.
:

,, ,
,,/. ,
Split,

Spoil,
.
Splitting,

.
. ; spoils,
. pi.
. pi.
of spinning,

,, ,,
to spinning,

, , ,
,
to wool-spinning,

Spinster,
,
,,
-
/
:

:
belonging
belonging
n.pl.
Spoil,

Spoiler,
v. (injure)
(plunder)

m. m.
Spiral,

,
,, , , - ,
: any- Spoke, /.

,,
thing spiral or twisted spirally, Spoken, : that may be
spiral staircase, m. spoken, : that

,
, , , ,, ,
Spire,
Spirit,,
n.

, ,/ - f.
n. /
n.
(courage)
/.
must be spoken,
Spoliation,
/
,/.

,,,,,, , ,,,
/
Spirited, ,,
Spiritedly, adv.

,
n.
nobleness of spirit,

[
,
f.

f.
n. : Spondee,
Sponge,

Sponge, .
Sponginess,
Spongy,
.
(), m.
m.

/
/.

,, ,
Spiritless,

,,
Spiritual, Sponsor, m.
Spit, m. m. Spontaneous,
Spit, Spit out or up, v. Spontaneously, adv.
: to spit upon or at,
528
 , ,, SPO

, ,
SQU

-
,
,,
,,,
Spoon,
,/.
Sport,

,
Sport,,
,
, .
.
/.
: to
.

make
f.
sport
.
71.

of,
,
.,
, ,,
water)

,,,-
,
;

Springs, a chariot on,

-
Sprinkle, v.
(start up)

:
;
(as plaoits)
to spring upon,

f.
: (as

Sportive,

, ,
Sportiveness,

,,
: to sport with,

'^,
Sportsman, Kwriyer-qs, m.
/. [on.

,, ,
,.
Sprinkled,

, , /,
Sprinkling,
Sprout, m.
m.
.

,,, ,
Spot

,,
; f. on. f.
n. '/, . Sprout, .

, ,, ,
f.

,
Spot, v. Sprouting,

,
f /.

,
,
Spotless, Spun,
Spotted, Spur,

, ,
. on. : cock's

, ,,
.
", (with black)
-
spur,

,,,,, ,
;

.
,
Spouse, Spur,

, ,, ,
c. c.

, -, f.
;

, ,,,
c. m. (urge on, ioicite)

Spout,
Spout up or forth,
.
V. Spurn, -
Spurious,
.

, , , .
Spurt out,
. -
,
Sprain,

Sprat,
Spray,

.1,
; ,,
Sprain,

Spread,

,
,,
,
,
,,
-
.

.
f
Ion.
.
/. on.

-- Soy,
,,
,
,,, ,,
Sputter,

,
Spy,

.
on.
.
.
.
on. -
-
, , , ,-
(esp. of a report)

, - Spying,

, , ,,
f.

, , intrans. Squabble, .
,
; on.
Squabble, .
,

, -
(as fame) : to Squadron, f. f. n.

,
;

spread over or upon, Squalid,

,
, , ,
,,
spread under,

-
to spread
: around,
:

--
-
:
to

to
Squalidity,
to be squalid,

Squall, Squalling,
:

on.

on.
ayab,
(of wind)
m.

spread

Spread,

, [
-
- , ,
on, (as

,
a

spread on,
plaster)

(as a
aiyh, f.
Squall, V.
Squander,
,, pay,
v.
f. pi.

, ,, ,
plaster)

, ,^ ^. , ^/ -
Spreading widely, Squanderer, m.
Sprig, n. Square, .

,, ,
f.
on. .
Sprightliness, Square, yyvo \ (of
Sprightly, oiunibers)
Spring,, ayv
contr. . of or

,, ayvb,
:

belonging to spring, to Square, .

, -^.
:

pass the spring, Squaring, on.

, , . Squat, .

, -
Spring, (lea,p) n.

, Squeak, .

,,
Spring, (fountain) f.

,,,
ing to a spring,
water,
Spring, Spring up,

529
on.

,
.

v.
: of or belong-

.
(leap)
spring :

;,
-
Squeamish,
Squeamishness,
Squeeze, .
together,
squeeze out,
,, :
f.
to squeeze

5
[,
:
f.

to
 ^.,
,b,. , ,
,
, ', , , -
'
;
SQU STA

,
Squeezing, squeezing out, make to stand, set, stop,

', /^.
:
f. :

to stand firmly,
-
,,
Squill,

, , , ,
Squint, Squinting,
f.

, , , ,
f.

.
f.
m.
(in battle)
: to stand by or near,

Squint,

,,
pb
Squinting,

,
bs,

,,, -
,
Squirrel,
Squirt,

,
-
,,
v.

, , .
.
from,
to stand off, away, or aloof
:

stand upon,

against,
to stand up, :
to

to stand :
:

: to

,,
Stab, . stand together,

, , Standard,

,,
Stability, n. f. (rule,

-
f. f.
.
, ,
, ,, f.
.
f.
.
criterion)

, , , ,--
Stable, Standard-bearer,
. f. . Standing, f: standing aside,
Stable, f.

,,,
, , -
Standing, stand- :

,,
. ing firm or upright,

^, --
Staff, /,
. f. . standing before,
:

. to standing by, adv.

:

Stag, m. : of stags, : standing round,

:

stag-hunting,
Stage,
Stagger, ,

,
f. : of the stage,
f.

[- ,,
,,
Star, ,
Stanza,
.
m.
n. : without

, ,, ,-
Staggering, Starch, n. [stars,

,
Stagnant, Stare, V.

, , ,-
, ,, ,
[,
, ,
Stain,,
Stagnate, v
Stagnation,

,,,,,,
\\, f.
n.
t

f.
.
.
n.
Starling,
Starry,
Start,
Start,
/.
.
out)
.

,
v. (set
Stain, V. start up,

,
:

,,
Stained,

, , , [. through fear,
: to start aside

,
Stair,

,
, , , ,,
Staircase,
Stake, , ],
,
, ,
, - .
.
',
/.
f
. C.
Starting-place,

f.
f.
f.
n.
f.

,
Stale, Startle be startled, v.

*
Stalk, m. f.
.
,
, ,, [,
with
: with one
many
stalk, : &
Starvation, m.

,
stalks,
,/. 0&5,
,
f.
Stall,

, ,,
Stall-fed,
,,
, , f,
f.
11.
m.

.
Starve, .
Starving,
Statary,

, ,, ,,, -
Stallion,
Stammer, - .
. . State,
.
f. f.
: belong-

,
ing to the state,

, ,, , - ', '-
Stammering, f. State, (condition) f.
Stammering, [m. f /.
. [,

^,
feet)

,,
Stamp, , , ,,
m.

,
,
v., "
Stamp, {impression)

(impress)
m.
n,

;
{stamping of

(ivith the foot)

State,
Stateliness,
Stately,
,
Statement,
V.

m.
f.

4)*, /.
ayav-
f.

,, ,,
Statesman, m.
Stand, m. (standing -place) Statics,
^^5, . /xbs, m. >,
Stand, v.
530
f.
: to
Station,
f. f. :
f.
naval station, -
 , ,,, , ,, ., ,, STA
. ', m. Steel, m.
STI
m.

, ,
m. m.
Station,

, ,
- .

, ,
- , , ,-
:

,, to be stationed,
to be stationed
:
Steel,

Steelyard,
adj.

m. n.
opposite,

,, ,,, ,,
,
Stationary,

Statuary, - , , ,
', , -,
- m.
Steep,

Steep,
f.
m. n.

,,,
m. m.
,.
,
, , m.

,
Statue, n. m. Steep,

, ,
,, -
n. m. Steer, m.

, , , , ,,,
f.

,
Stature,

,
Statute,

, ,
Stay, Staying,
Stay, v.
f.
m.
f.
n.
n.
n. Steer,

Steering,
.

Steersman,
,
: to steer towards,

f.
m.

, (act. to hold m.
r
m.

,,,
;

hack, restrain) Stem, m. m.

,
,
,
,,
,
,
,
Steadfast,

,, , ,
,
Steadfastly, adv.

,
Steadfastness,
,^.,,.
,
[, ,
,
.-
\, , /. /.
Stem,
Stench,
Step,
v.

,/.
.
stair or ladder)
.
.
', . f
ra. with
f
. (of

steps,

,
:

,
Steadily,

, , ,, ,
Steadiness,,
, , ,
,
adv

, ,
^.
, ,,
f.

- /.
f

&
Stepfather,
Stepmother,
Sterile,
m.
&
m.
-

,,,?,, , ,,,
Steady,

,
,, ,,
f

,,
Sterility,
Stem,
Stem,
&
f.
f
f

, , ,
to be

,
:

steady,
Steak, Sternly, adv.
.

,, - /.

,
Steal, Sternness, f. f.
to steal underhand, /.

,, , ,,,,,,
:
f.
filch, : to f
steal or
, come over
the feelings, as sorrow)
or
or upon,

-: to steal
(of Stew,
Stew, .
Steward,
|,
n.

m.
n.

m.
m. to be a steward,
in,
steal away, escape,
:

-
to :

,,, ,
another's
,
^, , ,,
; to
company,
steal away from Stewardship,
Stewed,
f.

, , , ,, ,
Stewing, m.

, , ,]", f.

, ,
,
Stealer, m. Stick, f.
Stealing, dry

,,
f. f. n. : sticks, n.

, ,-
Stealth, f n. : by n.

,,,,, - ,
stealth, Stick, v. (act.)
: to take by : (in-
stealth,

,,
Stealthy, adv.
,, trans.) stick to,

,,
to

,,,, -
'.

Steam, m. \, f stick in,

Steam, . Sticky,
Steaming, Stiff,
Steed, ', c c Stiffen, .
531
 ;
:

, ^, ,, , ,
,, STI
(intrans. to become Stocks,
STO
f.

, , ,,,, ,,
;

stiff) Stoic,
Stiffly,adv. Stolen,
Stiffhecked, Stomach, /. /. f.

,,
Stiffness, m.

, ,, , ,
f. f.

,
Stifle, v. Trviyo), Stomacher, n. f.

,
Stifled, Stone, m. m. m.

,
Stifling,

,,,,
Stifling,
,
,
f.

,
m.
a
\, f.
stifling stone,
m.
m.
n.\
(fruit-stone)
a round

,: , ,
:

. . .
Stigma,
[
,,
n. [heat, n.

-
;

Stigmatise, m.

-
v. (the disease) f.
Still,
- . like stone,

,
:

Still, v. : paved with stone,

to be still, built of stone,

,
:

Still,

,[,
adv. , -as stones,
: throwing or pelting with
: to

,, ,-,-- ; , ,
Still,

,/.f
Stilly,

, ,
adv. be turned into stone, : to

, -
Stilling, have the stone,

, , ,
Stillness, Stone, of stone,
,
,
f.

,, ,
,
(of fruit)

,
f.
Stimulate,

,
,
, , - ,,[,
},
-
- v.

, , -
Stone,

Stone-cutter
. opyb, .
v.

or mason,
.

, ,,
Stimulating,

,
Stimulation,

, , , , ,
,
,
, , f.
[, f.
.
yo, .
Stone-quarry,
Stoner, .
.
f f.
f.

,
Stimulus, Stoning,

,. ^.
n.

,
f.

,
. .
Sting,
.
, ,, ,, , : having
Stony,

,
.
Sting,
,
, ,
a sting,
.
, , ,- Stool, m.
three-legged stool,
c.

m.
:

,,,;,[,
,
Stinginess,

,
-
, ,,,[ ,,,
f.
,
, ,
,
f.

[,-
f
f.
f.
/. Stoop,
.
.
. :

.
foot-stool,

: to stoop

,
Stingy, forwards or over,

,,,
Stink,
Stink, .

,
,
,
Stinking, , ,
, , ,, ,
f.

,
,
-
,
(as a goat)
f f.
Stop,
Stop, v. (act.)
f. : a full stop,
f.

,,
Stint,
Stint,

,
Stipend,

,
.

,
,
Stipendiary, , , ,
m.

, 4,
- .
f.

f.
an end to)

:
,
to stop up,
;

(intrans.)
(put

,
:

, ,
Stipulate, stop, (stay, remain) a^a^ueV&j
-
,,, ,
,
,,,,
', ,
Stipulation,

, ,,
f.
',
,
,, ,
f.
f.
f.
f.
/.
(desist)

Stoppage,
f.
Stopping,
paya, n. (ceasing)
f.

,, , stopping
Stir, n. f. f. f.

,
:

Stir,

, ,,
Stirrer,

, ,
.

,
Stirring up,
Stitch, v.
Stock,
m.
, , ,[,m.
.
f.

} f.
,
m.

11.
up
Storax,
Store,
(plenty)
a laying by in store,
m.
Store,
f.
V.
f.
f.
m.
f. f.

-
n.

532
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Storehouse,
STO
. f. Straining, (stretching, exerting)
STR

, ,
TO. n. to.
f. (filtering)

,
f.

, ,
Storing up,

, , f. Strait, (narrow pass) to.

,
Stork, neXapybs, on.

, f. pi.
[to. TO. , /.
Storm,

,
,
cuyls, f.-
,
f
Karaiyls, f. n.
f.

-
f
Strait,
n. (difficulty) n.

, ,
, ,
to. (especially hail-storm) Straiten, v.

- ,
, - ,,, , ,,-
f. : to be caught in a storm, Straitness,
Straits, (difficulty, distress)
f. /.
u.

,
Storm,

,
v. (assault) n.

,
, ,
f. \, to.
Strand,

;,,
(rage)

,
;

,
Storming, Strange, (unusual, wonderful)

, - , f.
'

,
X La
,
'
f'

[,, ,
,-,, , ,- ,,,,,,,,
Stormy,

, : to be stormy,
-
Strangely, adv.
Strangeness,
(foreign)

/.
-
/.
Story, ?, on. on. f
TO. f f Stranger, to.

, ooya, f oya.
, ,
ooy 01.

, [
.:
,
to tell stories,
of a house, .
: story
upper
TO.
Strangle, v. ay
Strangulation,
'^, pay-

, , ,
:
f.
. payyoa,

,
story, '.
Strangury, /.: to suffer
ayyop

* ,
Stove,
Stout, ,
three stories high,

, ,,, ,- ,,,,, -
,
stories high,

, ,
TO.,
: four

aSpus,
from strangury,
Strap,
Stratagem,

Straw,
f
to.

aya,
f.
TO.
n.

n.
n.
f.
m.

, ,,
f.

,
,
Stray, v.

, ,,,
Stout-hearted,

,
Stoutly, adv.

, ,-
, ,'-
Stoutness,
f
f
. ,,,.,^, , /.
f.
Streak,
Streaked,
Stream,
on.
f.
f.

.
.
, conir.

Straggle,

, ,,, ,
Straggling,

,,,, [
,
[ , ,,
, ^. ,
,,, ,
.
Stream, .
Streamer,
on.

, f.

.
.

, .
TO.

, ,
Straight,

, , ,-
,,,,,,
,, . ; adv. Street, /. f. /.

,
Straighten, .
Straightforward, see
Strength,
f

,,
,/.,/.
Strengthen,
/.

.
,
/.
.
/.

, , ,
:

,
Straight

,,
Straightforward, adv.

to go straightforward,

, , ,- ,/.
:

,, ,,, ,
Strength ening,
Strenuous,

,
going Strenuously, adv.

,,-
:

straightforward,
f [, /.
Stress,
Stretch, .
/.

,,
Straightness, to stretch forth,

,,, ,,
f. f. :

Straightway, 6pyv 6pyoa,

,
', - ., ,
Stretched,

,,, -
.

Strain, v. (stretch, exert) Stretching, f. f.

(fil- f f.
ter) Strew, .
Strainer, to. to. : to strew upon,
533
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,
Strewed,
STR
: to strew under, Stronghold,
Strongly, adv.
,,, STU
.

,
.
(of places)

,,
;

Strict, ^ [/. /.

,, , .
^

, ,
Strictly, adv. Structure,

,, ,,, , ,
.

,
Strictness, f. Struggle, f.
Stride, taking
[^ long . without a

,,
n. : /. :

,
strides,
Stride, v.

,
Strife, epis, f.
, .
struggle,
Struggle, .
: to

, ,, , --
Strike, v. struggle against,

,,
, ,,
Strung together,

, ,/.: ;

strike against,
(toith a stick)
- : to

,,-
Strut,
Stubble,
.

,
/.

^. ,
: to strike Stubborn,
down,

,, ,,,
Striking,

String,
f.
f.
striking against,

f. n. ,
Stubbornly, adv.

,, ,
Stubbornness,
Stucco,
au^a5o)s,

n.
',
f.

,
f having many strings, Stud, m. (of horses)

,
:
f.

',
String, v. (of a boiv)

,, ,
(as beads)

, ,,
Stringent,
;

,
, ,,,
Student,

,
Studious,

,-
Studiously, adv.
m.
;
(careful about)
m.

,-,,-
Stria ging, (of a bow)
Strip, v.
>/?, /.

,
Study, Studiousness,

-
f. f.
/
f.

,
;

(rob, as an enemy) : to strip (literary study) f. (ob-

, , ,
off, [(streak) ject of Study) n.

,
f.
,
,
,,, --
Stripe,

,
Striped,
Stripling,
.
,,
(blow) f.

n.

n.

,
;
Study,

, ,
n. (room

-
v.
n.
(be careful about)
for study)

,,
m.
Strive,

,
v.

, (in a literary sense)

, ,,
,
,, , (els),
: to strive for,

- :

,
Stuff, V.

, , [.

:
to strive against, Stuffing, /. (force-meat)

, , -
, ,, ,,,
,
Stumble, Stumbling, n,

,
Striving against,
Stroke,

^, , f. n.
f.
f.
n. n.

,,
f.

,
, ,
,
Stroke,

, ,,
[
,- V.
m.
n.
(as of a clock)
n. (in writing)

[ m.
Stumble,

,
ble against,

,,,, ,,,-
Stump,
.

f. m*
stum-

[.

,
Stroll, v. Stumpy,

,, ,-
Stroller, m. Stun, v. (astound)

,,,
Strong,
or Stunted,

,,
.

,
(of Stupefaction,

-
f.

';
;

;
things)

, , ,
Stupendous,

, , , ,
a fortified place)
, ; (of Stupid,

, , ,,,,, -
(of smell)
wine) very strong,
:
(if
,
,
, 524:
: to be strong,

Stupidity, /.
: to be stupid,

/.
 ,,/.,,,,
, ,- f.
STU
f. f. !

, yo, --
Subordinate,
SUB

another)
oay

,,
(to

,,, -
f. f. ;

, ,.
/. : a subordinate,

,
^
Stupidly, adv.
,/
,,, ,
,
Subordination,

,
I

Stupify, . Suborn, .

^, -
\

Stupor,

,,,,,
/. /.
Sturdy, Subornation, f.
eyKparrjs Suborned,
Sturgeou,
Stutter, .
/.
, yaa
Subscribe, V. oyoa,
Sty,
Stygian, 'Zrvyios

,
.
.
.
oy,
,,
Subscription,
f.
oypa,f. (collection)

,- ,[ ,
Subsequent,

,
Style, /. (of
speaking, &c.)
Styx, the, 2&|, /.
Suavity, (mildness)

, ,
Subdivide, V.

,- , f.

f.
[/.

, ,
[
Subsequently, adv.

,
Subservient,
servient to,

,,,,
Subside, V.
: to be sub-

,,,,,/,,,-
Subdivision, f. Subsidiary, :

Subdue, V. subsidiary troops,

Subduer, . Subsidy,

, ,,, /
,,
m.pl.
. f.

,
f.
. .
Subject, . ,
Subsist, .
Subsistence, ,/. . *
f.

,
,,
Subject,

,
Subject , -
. ',
-
Substance,

,
,
/.

Substantial,

,
Substantially, adv.
f. f.

,
to,
4\, to be sub- Substantiate, .

, , ^, , -
aya,
,
:

,-,
ject to,

,,
Substitute,
Substitute, ,
n.

,
Subjection, /.

-
f.
Subjects,

, -
Subjoin, V.

,
yyoa,
^,
, ,/, ,
Subjugate,

,,,,,,,,
Subjugation,
-
Subjunctive mood,
.
5-
[/,
,,,,,,:[
-
(ia writing)
yp
Substituted,
Substitution,

Subterfuge,
,/. f.
yy

}
;

/.

,
f. f,
Sublime, Subterranean, ayo,
yo,

, ,, -
sub-
Sublimity, . /. terranean canal, .
Submerge,

, ,,, ,
Submersion,
,
/, ^,
.

, m.
,/. yaov opya, .
Subtle, oyo,

, , ,
Submission,

,
Submissive,

, , :
-
, , - , , ,-
/.
,
Submissively, adv.
,
',
,f.

^
f.
f.
f, avopyo,
opy
to be subtle,

Subtlety,
avoya, f,
Subtly,
J.
adv.
f.

-
-
f.
:

f,

, , ,-
, ,
Submit, v. (act.)

- ,
,
be submitted to,
(to yield)
,,- ', ; intrans.
to ooy
Subtract, .
Subtraction,
Subversion,
: to speak subtly,

f.
[,
,/. /,

535
'., /.
f.
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, ,
,
Subversive,
-
SUB
,
, ,,, ,
SUM
;
(endure, allow)

,,
Subvert, v. : to suffer pain,

, ,
Suburb,

, ,-
Suburban,

-,- .
Succeed, v. (follow next)

,,
,
. Sufferance,
Suffering,
f.
(the act
,
,, -
,,
,,of suffering),
n.

f.
f.
.
f.
f.

,
,,
, , ,,-,
Succeeding,

,
Success, -
;
(be successful)

/.
,
,,
,
,,,,
Suffice,

,,
,
Sufficiency,
Sufficient,
v.

: it suffices,

(with
f. f
inf. or

,
f.
n. f. : ill success, dat.),
.
f. /.
-
,
,
,
f. Sufficiently, adv.

,
,
,, , ,
Successful,
Evpoos

,,
Successfully, adv.
: to be successful, -
,,,, ,,
Suffocate, .
Suffocating,
Suffocation,
,.f
. on.

Succession,

,,
Successive,
Successively, adv.
f.

[
f.

,,
Suffrage,

,,
Suffuse,

,,
Sugar,

,,
Suffusion,

-
.
.

.
f.
f.

.
f

, ,,,,-
Successor, m. Suggest,
- V.

,,,
Succinct,

, ,
,, ,,,
Succour,
Succour,
-
Succinctly, adv.

-
[- .
f.
[, /
f. ^.
Suggesting,
Suggestion, f

,
Succulent,
Succumb, .
,
f

,
, ,,
Suicidally,

-
f
adv.

, , f
Suicide, a suicide,

, ,
:

Such, 7,
,,
adv. .on.

, ,
;

, ,, , -
;
(so great)
such, as,

, , , ,
on.

Suit, (at law)

,
, ,,
on.

,
:
f.
Suit,

,, -
v.

,
Suck, . : to suck out, Suitable,

,
^,, , ,
:

-
to suck up, (as a ivhirlpool)

,,
, , -
-
Suitableness, f

,
,
Sucker, on. m. /.
,.
. ,
,
Suitably, adv.

,
on.

,
f. f.
, Suitor, on.

,,,,[
Sucking,
Sucking,
Sucking

,[ - pig,
m.

.
- Sullen,
sullen,
Sullenly, adv.
: to look

, ,, , ,,,,,.
Suckle, ,
- Sullenness, f.

,
Sudden, on.

,.
Suddenly, adv. Sully, v.

Sulphur, n.
Suddenness, Sulphureous, [m.

,; , ,,
f.

) - ,
Sudorific, Sultriness, . ,

Sue,

Suet,
Suffer,
;

,
v. (at
(entreat)

.
536
n.
(undergo)
Sultry,
Sum,

Sum up,
pb,

.
.
on. : sum
f
total,
 ,, ' , ,
SUM

, ,,--
,^,
Superfine,
Superfluity,
SUP

^\,
,,
Sumach-tree, c. f. f. m.

,
Summarily, adv. Superfluous,
Summary, epyos to be superfluous,

, -, ,
f. :

Summary, -yos
Summer, Superfluously, adv

, ,,,
n. f. : of
summer, : to pass the Superhuman, j

,,,,,,
,[
summer, Superinduce, v. cneiaayv
Summing
Summit, , up,
.
/ Superintend, v.

[,-
-
f. f.

, , ,
f. m. /.

, , [
,
Summon, v.

,
Summoned, -
,
Superintendence,

, ,
Superintendent,
f.
m. -

, ,,,
Summoner, . m. m.

,,,,,,,
Summoning, Summons, f. Superior, Superior to,

-
-
f. f.
Sumptuous, : to be superior or supe-

Sumptuously, adv.

,,..
Sumptuousness,
Sun,

',
,, /.,
,
warmth
.
of the sun,
.
/.

, ,
rior to,

,,, -
Superiority,
}.
f.

,
:
f. f.
f. ', f. : to be in the Superlative,
sun, : to bask in the
sun, [, f. pi. Superlatively, adv.
-
^
Sunbeams, Supernatural,

,
ahya\,

,
f. pi.

*,
,
Sunburnt,
Sundial, n. the gnomon
of the sundial, or its shadow,

Sundry,

,
n.
:
Supernaturally, adv.
Supernumerary,
Superscribe, .
Superscription,
Superstition,
, n. - f.

^^
f.
Sunken,
Sunless,
Sunlight,
Sunny, ,
, ,,
[
'-, f. Supervene,

,,
Superstitious,
Superstitiously, adv.

Supervise, v.
v.

Sunset,

,,
Sunshiny,
Sup, v.

,
Superabound,

,
,
,- ;
f.

v.
(eat supper)
f.
Supine,

supper,
,,
Supinely, adv.
Supper, n. n. : after

,,-- ,,
Supperless,
Superabundance, f. inrep- Supper-time, m.

^, ,
XV, / f. f.
Supping up, f.
Superabundant, Supplant, v.
to be superabundant,
: Supple,
Supplement,

[
n.
- f.

,,
',
,,[ , [
Superabundantly, adv.

,
Supplementary,
^,
Superb,

,
Superannuated,

-
, , ,
Superbly, adv.

,, ,
,, Suppleness,
Suppliant, m.
f.

Suppliant, Supplicant,
f.
-

,
Supercilious, Supplicate, v.

, , , ,,,
Superciliously,

,, ,
Superciliousness,

,,,
Supereminence,
Supereminent,
Superficial,
adv.

- f.
f.
f.
Supplication,

Supplies,

,
Supply,

Supply,
f.
.
f.

/.

/.
f.
f.

.
71.

f.

537
 , ,,, - .,
SUP

,,,, ~ SWA

, , ,-
, -
Support, (maintenance)

,,,;,,,
Support, ,
', n.
f.
it.
,,
Surnamed,
Surpass, .

,; [--
7& f- n. Surplus,
L

Support, V. Surplus, [,

,
, ,
tain)
,
, -
(feed, main- Surprise, (amazement) f.

, ,, , , ,
f.
Supportable, Surprise, unawares)
, v. (take

, ,,,,;-
,,-
Suppose, V. (astonish)

, -

,,,,/.
Supposition, /. Surprising,
. Surrender,

,
/. f. f. f.
Supposititious, Surrender, v. (give up)
Suppress, . (yield)
, Surrendered,

,,
,, , , ,
Surreptitious,

,
', -
Suppression, Surreptitiously, adv.

,,
f.
Suppurate, . Surround,

,
v. (intrans.)

,
Suppuration, f. suppu-
(a
. causing sup-

-
ration) (act.)
-
:
;

,,,,,
puration,

Supremacy,
,,
,,,
suppuration,

[ .
to cause
:

Surrounded,

, ,
f.
/. f. Surrounding, /.
Supreme, ,/. f.

,
Surcharge,

, ,
, ,
. Surrounding,

,, ,
Sure, Survey, .
),
, ,
Surely, adv.

-
,
Surety, (certainty)

,, , (a surety)
-,

f.
m.
Survive,

Surviving,
.
--

,
f.

,
Surf,

;
Surface,

,,
-- ,, ,
: to give surety,
n.
rb
Susceptibility,
Susceptible, :
f.
to be suscep-

-
,
f. tible,

f. : on the surface, Suspect, V.

,,, ,
,
adv.
surface,

, ,, , -
rising to the surface,
to lie on the
lying on or

m.
:
:

,/. Suspend,

Suspense,
.
in suspense,
~

, , ,
[frit) f. /. :

Surge,,,
Surfeit,
m.
f. (drunken sur- : to be in sus-

,
n. pense,

,
f.
Surgeon,

, , ,,m.
m. m.
of or belonging to a Suspension, m. ,/.-
,, ,
:

surgeon, Suspicion,

,
f. f.
.

,,, ,
Surgery, f. f. : liable to

, ,
Surgical,

,, , ,
,
(a surgery)

, ,
f.
.
J. suspicion,
suspicion,
Suspicious,
: free from

,
,,, , ,
, , ,
Surliness, /. /. Sustain, v.

,
Surly,
Surmise,
Surmise,
,
Surmount, .
Surname,
, , .

,/, ,/.
f. f.
- Sustenance,
Suture, f.

Swaddling-clothes,
Swagger, v.
/.

Swaddle, v. see Swathe

;
(feed)

/.

[%. pi.
or -a,

Surname, .
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 ,,
, ,,,
,,
Swaggerer,
Swaggering,
Swallow,
Swallow, V.
-
,,
,
- ,,,,[, \ SWA

f.
m.
f.
Stt'iin, V.
swim towards,,
Swimmer,
Swimming-bath,
TAB

m.
: to

-- ,, ,
f.

,
-
,, , ^. ,
Swoon, f.
-

, ,, (1 OOP. Swoon, v.

, ,,
Sword,
opt.
) :

Swallowing,
of
, obsolete
hard to swallow,
f.
or

f.
f.
the sword,
n.
. n.
n.
: slain by

f. f. Sycophant, m.

,,
Swamp,
Swampj?,
Swan,
n. f.

of or belonging
Syllable,
Syllable, v.

oyoa
*
m. Syllogise,
: v.
oyb,
to a swan,
Swarm,

', - ?,
Swarthy, \*,
Swathe,
, ,,,oyb
,,
v. ,
?
n. m.
Syllogism,
Syllogistical,
Sylvan,
Symbol, n.
m.

, . ,- ,
f.

,
Sway, Kpdros, n. to hold n.

, f. :

,
,
sway, Symmetrical,
Sway,

,
Swear,

;
v.
V.

, : to
: to swear before,
swear that one did
Symmetrically, adv.
Symmetry,
Sympathetic,
Sympathise, v.
f f.

not,

,,,, - ,, -
4,,
truly,

Sweat, , [ m.
:

:
to swear
to swear falsely,
:

without sweat,
vay,
yap
Sympathising with,
Sympathy,
(ingi'ief)
;
(in joy)

, ,,
f.
Sweat, v. Symphony, f.
Sweep, , Symptom,

,
n.
yb,
,
Sweet, y\vKvs,
{only of sounds or
jXvkios
tj^vs, Synagogue,
Synalcepha,
vayy, f.

,
; f.
voices) Xiyvpbs, \iyvs, Syncope, yo,f.
ev(pQoyyos to be sweet, yXvKai-
: Synecdoche, f.

, - ,,,
y,
Sweetbread, irayKpeas, n.
Sweeten, i\
Synod,
Synonymous,
Synonymously, adv.
f.

,
Sweetheart, m. Synonyms,

,, ,
Swell,
Swell,
,
Sweetly, adv.
Sweetmeats, Tpay

,
,,^.,,,,,[- ,,,,,,-
Sweetness, yXvKv-^s,

v. , ;
n.

{only of the sea)

-, [,
f.
n. pi.

n.
n. pi.

ioy-
Synopsis,
Syntax,
Syracusan,
Syracuse,
Syria,
Syrian,
f.
f.
/.

f. pi.

[, m.

,,-
Syringe, f. m.
Swelling, {a swelling) System, n. f.
, n. n. f. Systematic,

, ,
, ,, ,
Swerve, v.
Swift, ^, el-
Systematise, vooy
-
v.

Swift-footed,

, , ,, - ,
, ,[ , , , [
Swiftly, adv.

,
Swiftness,
f.

, , ,, ,, -
Swift-winged,
* - (of foot)
f.
. f
f.
Tabernacle,
Table,
Tablet,
n.
f.
m.
:

f.
f.
at table,

f.
n.

539
 Tacit,

,
,
,,, ,
Taciturn,

[
,
,-,
, TAC
Tamarisk,
Tambourine,
TAW
f.
m.
Tacitly, adv.
),
Taciturnity,
,
,
Tackle, Tackling,, , , , , f.
[/777,/. Tame,

Tame, . -

,, , ,,
n.
Tactics,

Tail, , ,
,,
,
, ,
,,
Tadpole, yvpivos, m. yvpivos
Tameable,
Tamed,
tamed,
Tameness,
: newly

, ,,
f. f. f. f. f,

- f. (of a bird) Tamer, m. m.

n.
a
Tailed,
(tail
tail,

, , of a plough) f. : of Taming,

Tamper
f
with, v.
f.
f.
f.

,,,, aoyo, m.

,
Tailor, m. Tan, v.

^.
Tailoring,

, l^arovpyiK.)] Tangible,

, -
Taint,
Taint,

, , -
v.
, ,[,
n. Tangled,
Tank, m. n.

,,, ,,
Take, Tanner, m. m.

:
v.

-
Taper,
,^ m.

,, ,
,,, , - ,,, ,
to take off,
:
to take

to take off of oneself,

:
away, Tapestry,

Tar, f.
Tardily, adv.
n. pi.
m. Tct7ris,/.

,
to : Tardiness, f m.

,, -
take up, to : Tardy, : to be tardy,
take up against, (of arms) olvt-

: ,
,,,
,
to take out,

,
:

to take hold of,

to :
Target,
Targeteer,
Tarnish, v.
f. ytfpov, n.
m.

,,,,,, , ,
take upon oneself, to : Tarnished,

-
be taken,
, , Tarry, .

,,,
Taken, or that can be taken, Tart,
tos,

,
taken,
Taking,
-
easy to be : Tartness,

Task, m.
/.
f.

n. %pyov,
f.

,, ,
f. f. f.

,, , ,
taking away, Tassel, m.
,f
Tale, '. yo, m.
[m.
f.

aoyo
n.

i
Taste, (the
(apiece to
sense of
ya, n. {flavour)
taste)
taste) y, f.

^ ,?
Talent, n. : half a talent. m.
n. :

,
worth a talent Taste, v.
a taste of, y
yoa, aoyoa to give :

,
Talent, (faculty) Att.
-
contr, Tasted, untasted,

, , ,, ,
:

,
m. Tasteless,

, ,
f. f.
Tys,f Tatter, Tattered garment, .
Talk,
, n. yo, m.
-
, . . .

,,
f.

,
idle talk,

, oyo,
Talk, v.

, --
Talkative,
f
m. f
,
Tattered,

,,^.^.
Tattle,

oyo
. aay,
Tattling, Tattler,
[tavern,

,,,^,, , ,
Tavern, n. to : keep a

Talkativeness,
,- ooya, f.
-
Tavern-keeper,

,
Taught, part,
m.

,
Tall, Taunt, Taunting,
ya,
Tallness,
Tallow,
Tallowy,
Talon,
,
,
,
540
m.
[, f.
n.
n. n.
n.
f f.
Taunt, V.
Taunting,
Tawny, ,,, f.
 ,,,,,
,,-, ,,
,, ,
TAX TEE,
Tax, n. m. m. Temporary,

,
Tax,

/,
V.
f.

: to pay
f.

tax,
Tempt, V.

Ten,

,
;
Temptation,

times,
lasting ten years,
(the number)
ten :
m.
,/.:
years
ten
old,

,,
or to tax with,

,
:

,
see

,,.
,,,,,,
Accuse of
Tax-gatherer or

Teach, v.
Teacher,
Teaching,
m.
farmer of taxes,

m.
[^/^ ,
,,,
Tenacious,
Tenacity,

,
Tenant,
Tenantless,
Tend, v. (take care of)
m.
f. ,/.
-
-
,
f. f.

~, .
,, ,-
f. f. f.
Team, n. (tend toiuards)

,,-,
,,
;

,, - .
Tear, ??. or

;,
Tear, Tearing,

.
. f.
, ,, ,(), [, m. Tendency,

Tender,
f.
~/-, f
f.
/.

, f
Tear,

,, ,
;
(as a wild
(the hair)
- ,, ,, -
beast)
Tender,
.
(caretaker)
m.
m.

,
Tearful, Tender,

Tearless,
Tease, v. (as wool)
Teat, ,/,
Technical,
,, m.
:
[Annoy
see Vex,
n.
, ,,,,
Tender, .
Tenderly, adv.
: to be tender,

,
Tedious,
Teem,

, ,,,
Teeth, v.

,
Teething,
v. ^, ^
f. ,,, ,
Tenderness,
Tendon,
Tendril,

,, ,
Tenet, f.
f -,
-,
.
n.
/.

c.

[-
,,
^/,

,,
Tenfold,

*, , , , ",
Tell, v.

:
\,
to tell
~>
(

beforehand,
Tenor,
Tension,
Tent,
,
^., m.

f.
f.
n.
m.
m.
f :

,
Temerarious,
Temerity,
,
, /.
-
/.
[7ros, m.
-
f.
n.
to live in a tent,
Tenth, a,
tenth,
f. : to exact a

,
, ,, [
Temper, (disposition) opy -, Tenth, : a tenth, part,

,
f.

-
Temper, v. on the tenth day,
Temperament,
good temperament, -
/. , f. :

Ten thousand,
lb. :

-, -,

^, ,
f.

, ,
Temperance,
f-
Temperate,

[ ,
:

, ,
f.

to be temperate,

,
-
Ten thousandfold,
Ten thousandth,
Tepid,
-

,, , Term, (bound,

,
limit) n.
Temperately, adv. *- m. (expression) n.

, , , ,
;

Temperature,

, ,
perature,
Tempest, ,
, ,
,,, ,
, m.
f.
f.
: good tem-

?-
Terminable,
Terminate, v. -
-
, ,, ,
f.

, ,,
/. f. Termination, . .
,, , ,
Tempestuous,
Temple,
, m.
/. f.

,
Att. Terrestrial,
Ion. tpbv,
front of the temple,

temples,
n.

Temple, (of the head)

the space in

having many

m.
n.
n.

:
:

,
Terrible,

Terribly, adv.

Terrific, , ^ ,,,
541
 ,
:

, ,,
,
TER

, , , ~

,,, ,
,

,, ,[,
Terrify, v. Therefore,

,
,-
Territory,
Terror,

Terse,

, ,
.
on.
. aypbs,
.
on.
.
.

,,
yapov,

, ,
Thereupon,
They, ol,

, ,
Thick, , )
, (.

,?,,,
Test,
m.
Test,

, :

, ,,,[
V.

,
,
f.
by way of test, \
f.

, Thicken, .
Thickening,

,
Thicket, f.
f.
on. -

,
Testaceous,

,,,
Testament,
Testator,
Testicle,

-
,
,
,,
,
, , m.
on.
f.

.
-
f.
Thickly, adv.
Thickness,

,
on. or .
.
.
-
/.

, , ,- ,, ,,
f.
Testify, . Thief, on. on. on.
: to testify against, on. on.

,
,,,, , ,,,,,,,,*,-
to testify besides, Thieve, .
:

?-
[ ,
Thievish,
Testily, adv.

7,
Testimony,
f.
f.
:
f.
false testimony,
n. Thievishly, adv.
Thievishness,
Thigh, on.
/.
,,
> -
n. pi.
Testiness,

,
f. f. f.
Testy, : to be Thin,
testy, to make thin,

,
:

,,, ,,,,,, ,,
Tetrarch, on.
Tetrarchy,
Texture,
Than, ,,,,,, f. , f.
f. .
Thine,
Thinly, adv.
Thing, w. n. 01.

Thank,

,
Thankful,

,
Thankfully, adv.
v.

, Think, V.

,,,, ,
Thankfulness,

,
f.

, ,
Thankless, Thinking,
Thanklessly, adv.
Thanklessness,
Thanks, ,, f.
f.
f. :
Thinness,
Third,
third,
?,
f.

.
:

f.
a

, [
thank-offerings, n. pi. two-thirds,

, , ,
-

,,
That, pron. -, [that, Thirdly, adv. or
,,
That, conj.
Thaw,
The, ,
Theatre, ,
.
,
.
: so

,
Thirst,
Thirst, .
Thirsty, *,
/. .

,, ,
,,,-,[
Theatrical, Thirteen,
Theban,
Thebes,
Theft, ,
, . f. pi.
Thirteenth,
Thirtieth,
Thirty, thirty years old

,
/. 01. :

/.,/.
,, ,,, ,,-,,
or lasting thirty years,

,[,-
Their,
Theme,

,, , , [, ,
Ion.
kbv This,
,,, ; , ;

,
Then, Tore, Thistle, /.

Thence,
Theologian, oyo,
Thither,
Thong,
Thorn,
,,
,
, ,,[-
, on. f.
.: a

,
on. f.
Theological, ooyb thorn-bush, f. f.
ooya, f.
Theology,
Theorem,
Theory,
There,
542
,
,,,, f.
.
Thorny,
Thorough,
Thoroughfare, , /.
 , ,, ,, - ,,,,,,,, -
Thoroughly, adv.
10
Throb,
f.
THY
f.
f.
n.
m.

,
Thou,
Though, \,

, -
Throb, v.

,,,,,
Throbbing,

,
,
in.

,
Thought,

,, ,,[- , , ,,,,[,---
Thoughtful,
11.

f.
n.
n.

{concern)
f.
f.
f.
f.
f.
Throbbing,
Throe,
Throne,
Throng,
Throng
,,
together,
.
in.
in.
V.
in.
[, f.

, ,,
Thoughtless,
,,
Thoughtfully, adv.

, -
Thoughtlessly, adv. ,,- -
throng to a place,

Throttle,
Through,
.
(on account of)
;
: to

;,
Thoughtlessness,

, , . f f.
f. quite through,

, ,',, , ,
,
Thousand, number, body (the Throw, Throwing, in. f.

,,
of a thousand)
thousand,

,, ,
body of ten thousand)

years,
f.
f.

:
ten
(the number,

, ,,--
ten thousand-
f.
lasting ten thousand
:
;
:

Throw,
',
away,
n.

v.
f.
f. : throwing out,

: to throw
:

,,'
fold, : tothrow at, : to
ten thousand times, throw down,

,
Thousandth,
sandth,
sand,

,,, ,, ,,
Thraldom,
Thrash, see

,
-, -
Thresh
:

f.
:

twenty thou-
ten thou- to throw in,

throw up,
: to
:

to through round,
:

or

tbrow upon,
: to
to throw or shake off,
7

avap-
:

,
,
Thread, f

,
n. fkavr,

,
Threat,

-
Threaten, V.
Threatener,
Threatening,

,
,,
,
in.

f.
n.

in.
n.
m. Thrown,
Thrush,
Thrust,
Thrust,
out,
v.
7^5
f.
f.

to thrust
: to
off,
thrust

-
,
: :

,
,,
Throe,

,
, , , , (neut.) ', (the number)
to thrust through,

,
f : in three ways or parts, Thrusting, m. [m.

,
- ,
,, ,.
three hundred,
: by threes, Thumb,
Thump,
in.

,
: n.

, three thousand,
: Thump, V.

,, ,
Threefold,
Thresh, V.
Thresher,

, , ,,
, ,
Threshing-floor,

,
Threshold,
Thrice,
,
in.
m.

in.
/.

in.
f.
[n.
Thunder,
Thunder,

,,,,
Thunderbolt,
Thundering,
, -
-
v.
f.

m.

.
n.

,,
Thrift, Thunderstorm,
Thrifty,
Thrill, ,, , f.

f ,
Thunderstruck,

, ,~ ,, ,)
Thrill,

., , ,
f.
,
Thrive, v.
Thriving,

,,
Throat,

-
v.

in.
, f :
f.
n.
a sore throat,
m.
in., in
Thus,

,, ,
Thwart,

Thy,
Thyme,
thyme,
Thyrsus,
.

, .,,,
, in.

m.
n.

til*
: wild

543
 ,,
,,,, , , TOR
Tiara,
, f.
TIA
m. Tire, .
,, , -
: to be

oyoa ,
Tick,
Ticket,
m. m.
.
tired,
Tiresome,
, ,
[pbs

,,
Tickle, v. yapya\i(a),
Tickling, yapyaXia^bs, m.
Ticklish, 8vayapya?us, -
Tide,
Tidily, adv.
f. flood-tide,
m.
f.
:

-$, /
[,
[
- ,
Tithe,
Title,

Toad, ,
Titmouse,
,,/.
,, ,,, ,,
,or is,
f.

m.
> f.

,
m.
71.

[
Tidiness, f. To-day,

Tie, , ,
Tidings, ayyeXia, f.
Tidy,

,
,, , -\
, m.
yy f.
Toe,
Together,

, oy
to be together,
adv.
:
m.

together with,
.
:

,, ,
Tie, v. to tie to, :

,,,,
Tier, m. Together, adj.
Tiger, Tiypis, c.
Tight,

,,,,,
Tighten, v.

Tightness, /.
Toil,
Toil,
Toilsome,
Token,

,
,
.

,
m.

,
, ,-
Tolerable,
oypb
n. n.

,ypy,,, ,, ,apy- ,, ,, ,,
Tile,
Till,

,
&
m. f.
or ,
,
Tolerably, adv.

,,
r) or Tomb, m. m. n.
n.
. pyoa,

[ ,, ,
Till, Tombstone, n.
[,-
yya,f. pyaa,f.
/.
To-morrow,
n.
f.
n.

,,
Tillage,
yy,
Tiller,

, m.
,', Tone,
^, m.

,,
Time,
,
Timber,

(in music)

,, ,[ ,,
time,
adv.
f. :
.

of
m.

:
or
in time,
f.
f.
:

m. (leisure)
belonging to
of timber,

in time,
m.

;
Tongs,
Tongue,

Tonsils,
ya,
Tongue-shaped,
,yo
,,,
Too, Too much, ayav,
too, (also)
f.
f.

7i.pl.

[n.

,
: : I

(of music) in Tool, opyavov, n. ya7ov, .

\
:

,
the time

,,,,
,
time,

,
of, : to spend Tooth,
tooth of a key,
m. grinder tooth,
m. canine
:

yoo, :

,
Timely,
Timely, adv.
Timid,

,,, , , ,
Timidity,
, ^/
. . m.
tooth,

Toothless,
Toothpick,
m.
Toothache, 6ovaya, f. to have
the toothache,

6ovoy,
bovya, f.
:

,, , ,
f.
Timorous, same as Timid
f. Toothpowder,
71.
7i. odov-

Tin,

, m. made of Top, .
tin, n.

,
:
f. :

,,,
to cover with
: tin, flat top, f. : of or belonging

Tincture,
Tinder,
Tinge, v. ,,
, ,
yy, , .
7i.pl.
to the top,
of,
Top, (a plaything)
m.
:

m.
on the top

m.
f.

, , m.
Tingle, v. Topaz,

,
Tinkling,
, Toper, m.

,,
Tint, v.

, Topic, m. 71.

,, ,
[ , , ,,
Tiny, Topical,

,,,
Tip, f. f. Topmost,
Tipple, V. Topographer, 7. ooyo,
Tippler, m. m. Topography, ooypaa, f.
Tippling,
Tipsy,
f. Torch, ',
7.
Att. , 7.
f.
m*.
f

5U
 ,,, ,
Torment,
, 6,
^,, ,
-, V.
TOR
thing dragged
TRA
along) .
, ,/. ,
Torpid,

, ,
(, ,, : to be torpid,
Trace, or Track,
.
7/? z

V.
.
. (harness)

-
Torpor, Torpidness,

,/,,, ,
Torrent,

, conir. ^:

,,/
m.

Torrid,

, ,
a torrent,

,, 8
,,/,, -,
m. the bed of
m. f.
: TraciDg, Tracking,
Trackless,
Tract, (of land)
.
f.
>\, /.
\, /.

,
Tortoise, water- Tractability, /.

,
:
f.

,
tortoise, Tractable,

,
,,, -- ', , -
f.

,, ,
Tortoise-shell,

,
Tortuous,
Torture,
Torture, v.
,/,
to be put to the torture,
f.
or -viov, n.

f.
Trade, (commerce)

f.

trade,
(occupation)

,, :
f.
/.
./,
of
: of the
or
same
trade,
belonging to
/.

,- ,,
:

, , -
-
Trade, v.

,,,- , , ,
Torturer, m.
Toss, V.

, Trader, m. m.

, ,
, - to toss about, Tradition,

,,
:
f.
intrans. Traditional, Traditionary,

,
;

Total, ,
,,
, , ,, ,
Totally, adv.
Totter, .
,
,
,,,, - ,, ,
Tossing,

,
,
-
-
m. m.
Traduce,

,,
Traffic,
Traffic, .
.
/. /.
[, /.

, ,
Touch,
,
Tottering,

,,,
,, ,, ,
Touch, - .
,
,
, f.
[.
/
.
Trafficker,

Tragedian,
m.
.
m.

m.
m.
m.

(at ,
, , ,,,
a
,, ,
:

port),
to touch lightly,
to touch :
Tragedy,
gedy,
Tragic,
Tragically, adv.
/. : to act a tra-

,
[f. Trail, m.
Touching, f. f. Trail, V.
Touchstone,

,, ,
Tough,
/. f.

,
Train,

, ,
-
a garment)

,
f.
n.
f.
(of events)
(/

, , ,
Toughness,
,/. f.

,
Tour, Train,

,,
V.
Tow, n.
,
,
f.
Tow, v. : to be towed,

,
, ,, ,
Trainer, m. ..
Towards, , or Training, /. . ;

Towel, n.
- art of training, /.

,,
Tower, m. n. Traitor, m.
, ,
/.

,,,,,
/. to with towers,
fortify Traitorous,

, ,
:

, ,, ,
,-
: watch-tower, f. Trammel, /.
Town,

,
, ,, ,
town-hall,
. 6
f. n.
n.
n. :
n.

town-
;
Trammel, .
Tramp, (of feet)
Trample,
,
v.
m. m.

,, , 5,
clerk or crier,

,,
Toy,
Toy, v.
Tr*ce, or Track,

545
f.
n.

n.
m.
n.

[of any-
n.
Trampling,
Trance,
Tranquil,
.
m.
/.
.
 :

, ,,,[
, , - ,
,, -
TRA.
; (of mind) Transparent,
THE
: to

, ,
be transparent,

,
, , ,, ,
Tranquillise,

,
Tranquillity,
[,
v.

f. f.
Transpire, v. (as a
Transplant, v.
report)

,
f. f. f. f. f.
Transplantation, Transplanting, -

, -
f.

, ,
Tranquilly, adv.

, , [,^
;
Transport, (ecstacy) f

,
, [ -
mind) m. (ship of burden)

,
(of

,
Transact, v.
Transacting,

, , f. f.
f f. (for troops)
or (), f.
Transaction,

,,
,
, ,
,
Transcend, v.
Transcendency,

,
,, ,-
n.

f f.
Transport, v.

;
(with joy) -

,
Transcendent, Transportation, f.

,
Transcribe, v.
Transcriber,

, , , &,
,
Transcript,

, ,
Transcription, , ,
,,
n.
m..

f.
Transpose, v.

Transposition,
Transverse,
f
[$, /.

,,,- ,,,,
- , ,,
Transfer, f.
Transfer, v. Transversely, adv.
- Trap, f f. f
^ [/. /. f.
Trap-door,

,
Transferring, f

,
Transfiguration, f. Trappings, oi.pl.
Transfigure, .

, , , ,,
Transfix,
- . ,
, -
Trash,
Travail,
Travail, v.
/.
m.
(labour)
m. \, /.
;

Transform,

,
formed, ,
, [,
,,.
: to be trans-
(ivith child)
Travel, .

,, , - , , ,
Transformation, m.

,
f.

,,
Transgress, V.

,
Transgression,

, -f.

- , f.
f.
f.

n. [, m.
f.
Traveller,
Travelling,

velling,
f. : belonging
m.
/.
to
/.
tra-
.
:

,
Transgressor, m. fond of travelling,

,,, ,
Transient,
,
,
[, , , ,,-
: to be transient, Traverse, v.
-
, -
Transition, f. f. Treacherous,
^Transitive,

, ,
f.

,
Transitory,

,
, ,
Translate, .

-
Translator,
,
, ,
,
, ,
,
,
- [,
m.
Treacherously, adv.

Treachery,
f.
m.
/.
/.
/. : ex-

, , ,
Transmarine, posed to treachery,
[ Tread, [, ,-
m. n.

,
,, ,, -
-[
f.
,
Transmigrate, .
Transmigration,

,,
, f
f.
[f.
Tread, V.
Treason,
Treasure,
f.
m.
f.
n.

- ,
Transmission,

-
f. n.

,
f.

,,
Transmit, Trenp^re up, V.

, -
Transmitted,

Transmute,
/.
,
,
,,, , ,,
Transmutation,

-
Transparency,
546
,
, , .
/.

[/.

f.
/.

/.
Treasured up,
Treasurer,

Treasury,
m.

the treasury,
,
n.

n.
m.
n.
m.

f.
m.
-
m.
n.
 :

,,, ;
Treat,

tiate)
treat of,

-,
roAoyeou
Treatise,

,
, ,,
v.

,,
,
,
[,
to be treated,
:

f.
,
(act towards)

,
to write a
THE
,-
:
-~-
(nego-
: to
of or belonging to a tribe,
of the same tribe,
:

in tribes,
Tribulation,

Tribunal,
.
f.

,
TilO

n.
f.

.
-
.
n.
n.
:

,
, ,
,,
,
treatise,
Treatment,
Treaty,

, , , f.
pay

f. (usually in pi.),
f.
f.

ooya, f.
Tribune,
bune,
Tribuneship,
Tributary,
f.
: to be tri-

to
by :
treaty,

Treble,
,
,
, , ,
,,,,, ,,,,, ,--
,
treaty,
treaty,
in the treaty,
n.

-
,
f. :

:
to

contrary
secured
:

not joined
make a
Tribute,

Trick,
f.
n.

f.
: to

f.
f.
m.
pay tribute,
,/,

n.
n,
n.
m.

, , ,
Trick, v.

,, ,
Treble, . Tricks, Trickery,
avopya,
.

,
Trebly, adv. /. n.
,, J.

.
,
Tree,

,, - ,,,,,,,,,
,
:

a tree,
tree,
trees,
fruit-tree,
n.

: belonging to a
.

:
n. :

full of
like
py
Trickle,

Tricoloured,
Trident,
Triennial,
.

J. .
>

,
: to cut tree?,
. .
,
,, ,
Trifle, /.
Trefoil,

,
,
Tremble, v.

,, ,
tremble a little, 5
n.
: to
Trifle,
Trifler,
Trifling,
.
.
Trembling,

, , ,
Trembling,
ayo ,
, ,y . Trilateral,
Trim, . .

,
Trim, .
Tremendous,
[
,,
Tremor,

,
Tremulous,
,- ,, , [,
m.

.
Trimeter,
Trinket,
.
.

,
Trench, m. Trip, .
f.

,
a trench,

., ,, ,
with a trench,
,,,
,
m. opya,
: to
n. : to
surround
make Trip, .
Tripartite,
Triple,

,,
Trencher,

,
Trench, v.

,
Trepidation,
Trespass,

,
Trespass, v.
,,
,
m.

,
,
m.
f.
n.
m.
f.
Triply, adv.
Tripod,
Trireme,
trireme,
Trisyllabic,
.
/. : to command
.
a

, , , , -
Trespasser, m. Trite,
m.

, ,, , ,
Tresses, m. Trivial,
Triad, f. Triumph, 7*', /. .
Trial, (attempt) Triumph, lead in triumph, v.

,,
f.
yo, f.

,
J

f. (proof) m.

:, m. ,/.
[ f. f. (judicial trial) Triumphal, : triumphal

, ,, - ,
ay
~/ ,
trial of,
,
to come to trial,
/. : to make
:
procession,
Trochee,
Troop, m.
m.
f.

f. : in troops,

,,,
.
,
to stand a trial, Trophy,

, ,, ,, ,
Tropics,
,
Triangle,
Triangular,
'^,
'^,
. Trouble,
m.
m.
.
in.

f. f.
Tribe, . /. /. n. pi. : to take trouble
547 A A 2
 :

, ,
, ,
about,

Trouble, .

,
/,
, or Tug,

,,
Tuition,
.
Tumble, .

, ,
; ,, TUR

f.
(as

,
, ,
,,, ,, ,
,-
Troublesome,
: to be troubled in mind,

-
,, ,
a tumbler)
Tumbler,

,
Tumid,
Tumour,

, , .
on.

, , , . ~,
$,, -
m. on.

- Tumult, on. f. : to

,, , ,
Troublesomeness, /. raise a tumult,

,
/. Tumultuous,

,
Trough, (for

,, ,,'-,
f.

,
Truant,
Truce,
f.
cattle)
n. :

on.

f.
kneading-trough,

(generally
f.

on.
pi.),
Tumultuously, adv.

,
,
,
Tune,

,
?.
out of tune,

,
: in tune,

:
in tune,
:

to be in tune,
:

f.

,
out

,,,
truce,

,
truce,
a
f.

truce,
f.

:
f.
f. pi.

to
:
:

make
with-
under
a ,
, ,,,/,
Tune, v.

-,
: to be out of tune,

-, -
: out of tune,

,,
,,,
^, -
Truculent,

, ,,
Tuneful,

, , ,
True,

, -,
Truly, adv.

, , ,
,.
Tunic,

, ,,,-
Tunefully, adv.
on. on.

,,,,,,,,,^,
\m.

,
f.

, -, f.
Trumpery, on. yp Tunny-fish, m. f.
Trumpery, Turban,
Trumpet,
trumpet,
Trumpeter,

,
Truncheon,,,
, ,. -
-y^, f. ;

n.
to

on.
sound a Turbid,
Turbulent,

Turgid,

, ,
,.
,,
Trunk, (of a

,,
Truss,
Truss,
Trust,

, ,
v.
tree)

f.
m.
on.
.
,/.

, ;
Turmoil,
Turn,
Turn,

,,
,
.

,:
,
, ;
-
/.

(as thought, attention)

on.

/.

(with
,/.
a lathe)

,
Trust, V. to turn aside,

,
:

, -
Trusting to,

,,
-
to '

,
Trustworthy, Trusty, turn away, to

- ^-,
Truth,
/.

,
,
the truth,
:
/.

,[
,, /.
: the
turn round,

, ,-
to turn back,
:

to turn up,:

,
intrans. turn,
plain truth,
,
,
/. :

- -
to speak the truth, wpev- to

, ,, -
,
:

,
Truthful,

,
^,, ,^, ,
,
Try, .
(test)
turn away,

-,
: to turn back,

to turn aside,
-,
.-

,
:

,,, ,,-
;

Tub,
Tube,
Tuberous,
, ;
(judge)
f.
on.
/.
/.
/.
on.
to turn round,

,
to turn out, (happen)
:
:

,, ,
Tubular,
Tuck, . Turncoat, m.
Tuft,
Tug, ,548
m.
f. /.
Turned,
, ;
(by a lainB) \^-
 , ,
,,
Turner,
,
Turning,
f. :,,, ,
,,
.
f.
m.

turning round,
TUR

f.
f.
by two,
ways,
places,
val
: in two parts or
m two
:

,
, ,, , -
', Two-edged,

,
f. f.
f. : a turning-point, f. . in
turn, Two-fold,

, -
,,, ,,- , ,
Turnip, yoyyv\\s, /.

,
Turpentine, Turpentine-tree,
, f. f. made of tur-
pentine or of the turpentine-tree
^^,
:
f.

{
Two hundred,
Two-oared,
Two thousand,
Tympanum,
Type,
Typical,
m.
n.

Turpitude,
^, Typify, v.

,
n. /.
~/,

, , ,
Turret, m. n. Tyrannical,

Tusk,

,,
Tutelage,

^,
', ,
[
Turtle-dove,

,
,
Tutelar, Tutelar}',
f.
or
f.

f.
[j'wkos,

*
m.
m.
f,
Tyrannically, adv.
Tyrannise, v.
Tyranny,
Tyrant,
Tyro,
m.
f.

m.

,', ,
Tutor, m. m.
m.

,,
Twang,
Twang,
K\ayj7), f.
m. Ion. /. U & V.

,
v.

Twelfth,
day,

Twelve,
(the number)
:

n.
: on the twelfth
a twelfth part,

twelve
;
,,
Vacancy,
Vacant,
Vacate, v.
Vacation,
Vacillate, v.
f.

/. f.

,,
:
f.
times, lasting twelve Vacillating,

,
:

months, Vacillation, m.
Twentieth,
of the month,

,
:
Twenty, ':
twenty thousand,
the
eiKas, f.
: twentieth, day

number twenty,
- ,,,, --
Vacuity,
Vacuum,
Vagabond, Vagrant,
m. ^,
j.
n.

m.
m.

,,
f. :

twenty times, Vagrant,

',
:

lasting twenty years, twenty years

old, -t\s
,,
Vague,
$,
Twice,
Twig,

, ,[
Twenty-fifth,
Twenty-five,

, ,
, oyv,
twice as
f.
: much
n.
or many,
',
Vain,

, ,,,
,,,
^^,
:
-in vain,
;
(conceited)

,
Twin, ;
Vain-glorious,
^/, .
bearing twins,
\ Vale, m.

,
Twme,

,
Twined,

,,
Twinge,
V.

n. ', n.
Valiant,
Valiantly, adv.

,, .
Valid,

,,
Twinge, v.
Twining,

-,
Twinkle, .
Twinkling, aapy
,,
,
Validity,

,
Valley,

,,
Valour,
,
Valorous,
,, yo, .
.
.
or
f.

.
,
, y
apyua,
, -
n. f.
f. ) f.

&,,/.
.
f.
/. f.

,
Twirl, Valuable,
y,
,,
V.

, yv
, ,, , ,
Twist, v.
Valuation,

, ,
Twisted,
twisted,

Two,
549
;
(the number) /.
:

:
well

two
-
,,,
Value,

Value,
m,

v.
:
:
f.
ofgreat value,
of no value,
. /.
 ,,,,,
:
VAN
to value highly, \- ,,,, ,, ,
Vehemently, adv.

, ,
VER
eV-

,
to \ alue more,
:
r

Vehicle, . . .
Van, (of an army)
ol
ol Veil,
Veil,
,
,,
.
[ . .
-
,
,, ,-
Yanish,

Yanity,

, ,,
ceitedness)
v.

f.
f.
f. (con-
f.
Vein,

,,
,/.
Veined,

,,-
Velocity,
Venal,
f.
.

,
, , ,
Yanquish, v. Vend, .

,
Vender,

,, ,
m. m.

, ,, ,
m.

,
Yanquisher,
Vapid,
Yapor,, m.
m.

/.
m,

,
Vendible,

,
Venerable,

, - (fern.),

,, ,
Variable,

Yariance,

, ,
f.
at variance with
-
f. , ,
,
Venerably, adv.

,,
Venerate, .

, ,
Veneration,
/.
f. .

,, ,,
f. :

,
,
Yariation,

, , ,
Yariegate,
:

v.
to be at variance with

f. j
Venereal,
Yenery,

,
Vengeance, f.
f.
f.

,,,,
f. f.

,, ,
Yariegated,
Yariegating, Yariegation,

,,, - f. .
-
f.
Venial,

,
Venom,
Venomous,

,
m.,
,
n.

,
Variety, Vent,

,-
f. f. f. f.
[,
Various,

Vary, .
,, -
[
Yariously, adv.

,,,[,, -
f.
Vent, V.
Venture,
Venture,

, ',
v.

Venturesome, Venturous,
m. n,
avap-

,,,,,,y
Vase, m.

- [,

,
Vassal, m.

,, , ,/. f.
Vast, Venus,
Vastly, adv. Veracity, ,/. f.

Vat,
Vault,
heaven,
f.
f.
m.
f. : vault of
Verandah,

,
,/.
,,,
Verbose,
Verbosity,[ - f, /.

a\pls

,,
Vault, v.

,
Vaulted,

,, ,
Vaunt, ,
,,-- , ,.
,
,, m.
;
(leap)

n.
Verdant,
Verdict,
Verdure,
Verge,
/.

.
/.
.
,/*
,

,,,,
Vaunt,

,
Vaunting,

,
,
V.

,,
,
, ,
n.

,, f.
f. n.

f.
Verge, .
Verify, .
Verily, adv.
Verity, /. f.

,
m. Vermilion, n. : vermilion-

,
Udder, f. n. coloured,
Veal,

, , ,
n. Vernacular,

,
Veer, .
Vegetables,

,
Vegetate, .

, ,,
Vegetation,
Vegetative,
Vehemence,

Vehement,
,
550
,,,
,, ,
, ,
, ,[
f.
n.

f.

f.
..

f.
Vernal,
Versatile,
Versatility,
Verse, e7ro 9, n.
Vertebre,
Vertex,
Vertigo,
Very, adv.
f>
f.
m.
m.
/.

f.
n.
,'
[m.
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V1R

.
,
,,,,
Vessel, ayy os, n.

,, .
Vest,
: brazen vessel,
.
ayy

.
,

.
.

,,,, ,
:

Vigorously, adv.
Vigour, ,/.
to be vigorous,

.,,
/.

,,,,,,, ,,
Vesta,
Vestal,
Vestibule,

Vestige,
ias, /.

.
f.

.
.
.
.
.
Vile,

,
Vilely, adv.
Vileness,
Vilify, .
,/.
f.

/. f.

,, ,,, ,
Vestment, Vesture,
n.
.
n. n,
/.

f.
Axilla,
Village, ,/.
,,
,
Villager, m.

, ,,,/. ,
Vetch, /. . Villain, avopyo, c. pybs, m.
Vex, . or Villanous, avopyo, pyb, -
^/
,$ ,
: to be vexed, dya- opyo,

,
Villanously, adv.

, ,
,,, ,,
Vexation, ay

, ,,, ,
Vexatious, aviapos,

Ugliness,

,
Ugly,
f.
n.
is, f.

f.
Villany, avopya,
.,
^', /ooyCoa
Vindicate,

Vindication,
Vindictive,
v.

aooya, f.
f.
j.
?
n.

, , , ,
Vine, n. of or

,
/. :

Vial, f. belonging to a vine,

,
Viands,

,,,,, ,
Vibrate, v.
Vibration,
-
,, ,
m. 6\pov, n.

. [,
n.
:

:
vine-leaf,
abounding in vines,
n.

Vice,

, ,y
Vice-admiral,
Viceroy,
/.
f.

m.
/.

m
m.
/. Vine-dresser,
Vinegar,
Vineyard,
opxos,
n.

m.-
opybs,
: vinegar-cruet,
m.
.
m. [/.
6,
m.

, ,
Vicinity, yeiTovia, /.

,,,,
^, ,
,
Vicious, KaKbs,

,
Vicissitude,
,
Viciously, adv.

,
y, ,,-
., f.
yeiTOv^is, /.
[yeiTviaais, /.

f. /.
Vinous, o^pbs
Vintage,
the vintage,
Vintager,
Viol,
pyb,
yp, m/.
m.

:
~
to

n.
gather

/.

,
Victim, Violate,

,
n. n. . v.

,, , - , y, n. ;
(a woman)
Victor,

'
, ,, ,
Victorious,

, ,
, ,,
,
,
^
. m. Violation,
Violence, , f.
/, :
/.

act of
/.
violence,
/.

,, , -
.
Victory,
/.

,
/.
of victory,
:

, , , - Violent,
/ n.

Victual, .
Victuals,

,
Vidette,

,
[,,
m.

, ,
m.
. pi.
m.
.
Violently, adv.
,. }
,
^ ,
Vie with, .

, , - , , **,
, Violet, violet-coloured, :

Viper, /'. m. . ;

View, inj/ts, /. /. /. of a viper,

^, , ,
,
/. , /. Virgin, f. /. of or :

View,

, ,
3, ,
,/.
,,
?;.

Vigil, aypwrvia,f.
',
/.

/.
belonging to a virgin,
to be a virgin, :

,,- ,
Vigilance, f. ay /. Virginity, /. n,
^
,,,
Vigilant, Virile,
yopb Virility, /. avayaa, / at*
Vigorous, Ar irtual, vpy,
, 551
- Virtually, adv. ivpys
[5/>ot?js ? /,
 , , ,
, ,
[;
vm
Virtue, apery, f. audpayaOia, f. 5-
[ Unadulterated,
UNC

,
Virtuous, ayaObs, Unallotted,

, ,[-
Virtuously, adv. ayaOws,

?,
Virulence,

,
f
Unalloyed,
Unalterable,

-,,, , ,
Virulent, Unalterably, adv.

,
Visage,

$, , , -
Viscous, y
, n.

,
Unambitious,
Unanimity, f

,
f.
Visible,

,, -
, ,
,, , ,
evapyfy,
Visibly, adv.
Vision, f.

,, ,- n.
\yS>s Unanimous,
f
Unapproachable,
oyvv,
[ooyo

, $
n. n. f.
Visionary,

yo,

,,
,, ,
Visionary,

, ,
. ,-
-
,
,
, , m.
m.
Unarmed,
Unarranged,
Unattainable,
Unattempted,
yvpvbs,

apyfc

,
Visit, Unavailable,

,,
ment)

,
,,,,, , ,
Visitation,
, ,
,
-
-
-
;

m.
(ivith punish-
Unavenged,
Unavoidable,

Unawares,

,
Visiting, f. f. ; adv.
Vital,

,
Vitiate,
Vitiation,
- .

,,[- Unbearable,
Unbecoming,

, ,
/. /.

?
^,
,
Vituperate,
, .

,,,, ,, , , *
, Unbecomingly, adv.

,
>
Vituperation, . yo, . Unbelief, /.
f Unbelieving,

,
j\
Vivacious, Unbending,
Unbidden,
Vivacity, ,/. Unbind, .

,,
f.
Vivid,

, $,[* Unblameable, Unblamed,

Vividly, adv.

,,/.
Vividness,
Ulcer, ,
, ,
, .
/. Unblameably, adv.
Unblemished,
-

,
Ulceration,
Ulcerous,

',
Ultimate,

,,
Ulysses,
Umbrage,

, , , ,
,,
Umbrageous,
Umbrella,
^, ,
,, , -
{shady)
.
.
f.

n.
Unborn,
Unbounded,

Unbridled,
Unbroken,

Unburied,
yvo yvvo, ayovos

-
Umpire,

m.

'
,, ',
Unabashed,
Unabated,
Unable,
m.

, ,,
,,
m.

,
, ,,[
-
-
$,
m.
m.

to
m.

be
Unburnt,
Uncalled,
Uncared
Unceasing,
for,

-
:

-
,
unable, Uncertain,

, ,
,
Unacceptable,
Unaccompanied,

,
, , ^-
Unaccomplished,
, ,
, ^.
;

Uncertainly, adv.
Uncertainty,
Unchangeable,
(of people)

/.

Unaccustomed,
Unadorned,
Unadvised,
552
,y Unchangeably, adv.
Unchaste,
 ,
, ,
, UNC

,,. [
Ud chastely,
Unchastity,

Unchecked,
,
Uncircuincised, -
f.
adv.
f. f.
Undefended,
Undenled,

, ,, , -
Undefined,

,.,
Undeniable,

, ,
,
Uncircumspect,

,
Uncivil,

,
Uncle,

, ,, ,
ternal- ,
,
,
,
Uncircuniscribed,

, [
m.

,,
nncle,
m. : paternal

m.
m.
uncle,
: ma-
Under,

,
Undergo,

Underground,
.

.
: to be under,

,
rn. Underhand, adv.

,
;

,
Unclean,
Uncleanness,

,
Unclouded,

,
Uncoil, ,
Unclose, v.

,
Uncoloured,

, ,
,
,
V.

,
,, -
f. f.

-
Undermine,
Underneath,
Understand,
.

,
:,

,-
-
,
,,,
Uncombed,
Uncommon,
,/. [ , Understanding, contr. m.

, ,,,, ,
Uncommonness,
Unconcealed,

, , , -
Unconcern,
- J. f.
undertake,
.
f.

.
f. f.

',

,
[pos

,
f.

-
,
Unconcerned,
.
Unconcernedly, adv.
[ Undertaker,

,,
Uncondemned, Undertaking, .
Unconnected, ,. .
- Undervalue, /.
Unconquerable,

, ,
[
, , Undeserved,
Unconscious

,
, ,
Unconsecrated,

,. [ , , ,-
Unconsidered,
Unconstrained,
Uncontrolled,
Uncorrupted,
,
, [
,
of,

, ,
Undeservedly, adv.
Undeserving,
Undetermined,

Undigested,
Undiscernible,
or

,[
Uncover, . Undisciplined,

, ,,-
Uncovered,
Uncourteous,

,,, , ,-
Uncourteously, adv.
Uncouth,

,
-
Undiscoverable, Undiscovered,

Undisguised,

Undismayed,
Undisputed,

, [,

,, ,,
Uncouthly, adv.
Uncreated,
,/.
, - Undisputedly, adv.
Unction,
Unctuous,

,,
Uncultivated,

,
,,[,
,-
/. Undistinguishable,

Undisturbed,

,,
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men. manners, .) Undivided,

, , ,,
; (of

Uncut,

[
Uncurbed,

,
Undaunted,

, ,,/.
,
, , -
['
-
Undo,

Undone,
. ;
(ruin)

,
Undauntedlv, adv.

,
Undauntedness,
Undecayed,
Undecided,
553
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Undoubted,
Undoubtedly, adv.

Undress, . or
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Undulate, v.
UND

,,, ,
Unfulfilled,
UNI

, ,
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Undulation,
Uneducated,
Unenclosed,
Unenvied,
Unequal,
f. Unfurl,

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Ungainly,
Ungathered,

Ungenerous,
.

,
Unequally, adv.

,, ,
Ungentle,

,
, - , ,, ,
Unerring, Ungirfc,

,,
Unerringly, adv.

,
Ungodliness, f. /.
Uneven, [, Ungodly,

*-
/,
Unevenness, f. Ungovernable,
Unexamined,
, - ,, ,-
Ungraceful,

,,,,,-
Unexceptionable, Ungracefully, adv.
Ungracious, -

, ,
Unexecuted, Ungrateful,
Unexpected, a7i ci ucoi/ to be ungrateful,
/
/
:

Unexpectedly, adv. Ungratefully, adv.

, Unguarded,

,,
Unexplained,
Unexplored,
Unextinguishable,
Unfading,

,
Unguardedly, adv.
Unguent,
Unhallowed,
n.

,
,,,
,/. ^.
n.

,, [ ,
Unfailing, Unhappily, adv.

,
Unfaithful, Unhappiness,

,,,[,-
Unfaithfulness,
Unfathomable,

, ,
, , / Unhappy,
&

,
,
Unfeeling, ayvoo- Unharmed,

-
,
Unfeigned,

,
,, -[
Unfeignedly, adv.
Unhealthy,
(of a person)

,
;

Unfelt,
Unfettered,
,, ^,,
Unheard
Unhesitating,
of,

, , ,, [
Unfinished, Unhesitatingly, adv.

, ,
Unfit,
Unholy,

, -
Unfitly, adv.

,,^
,
Unhonoured,

, ,
Unfitness,

, ,
j.
Unfledged,
Unfold, .

Unforeseen,
,
, Unhoped
Unhurt,
for,

,, Uniform, f.

,,,,,- , ,, ,
Unforgiving,

,
Unforgotten,

,,,,,
Unfortified,
Uniform,
Uniformly, adv.
Unimpeded,

, ,, ,
Unfortunate, Unimportant,
,
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Uninformed,
KaKbs,
- to be unfortunate,

, - , , ,[
:

Uninhabitable, Uninhabited,

,,
Unfrequented,
Unfriendly,
Unfruitful,
Unfruitfulness,
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,,,
Unfortunately, adv.
Unfrequent,
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, ,,,
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/.
ayovos
Uninitiated,
Uninjured,

Uninstructed,
Unintelligible, ,
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Unintentional,
,5,,,, , , contr. '
Unloved,
Lnlucky,
UNR
7^

, - ,,,,,,
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Unintentionally, adv. Unmanageable,
Uninterrupted, ,

,
Uninterruptedly, adv. Unmanly,
',

,
Unmarried,

, ,, ,- , ,, ,, -
Uninvestigated,
Uninvited, Unmask, .
Union,

,,
/.

,,
^ via, /.

, , .
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/.

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Unmerciful,

Unmercifully, adv. ay

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Unison,

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Unit,
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Unmerited,

,
Unite, v.

,- -
Unmindful,

,
Unmingled, Unmixed,

,
intrans.

,
(in
United,

,, ,,
Uniter,
a
,,
league)

.
, m.
;

Unmolested,

Unmoor, .
Uniting,
Unity,

,, ,
Universal,

.
,
, , ,,
Universally, adv.
Universe,
,,
f.

, ,
f.
Unmoved,
Unnavigable,
Unnecessary,
Unnerved,
Unnumbered,
Unpaid,
Unparalleled,

,,',,, ,- , , , , -
Unjust,

,[
:

to be unjust, Unpardonable,
Unjustly, adv. Unpassable,
Unperceived,

,,, ,
Unkind, Unphilosophical,
Unkindness, /. Unpleasant,

, , , , , ,-
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Unknowing,
Unknown,

adv.
,
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;
Unpolished,
Unpolite,
Unpolluted,
-

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Unlarnented, Unpractised,

, ,
Unlawful,

, ,
, ,- , ,
Unlawfully, adv.
Unlearn, .
- ,, ,--
Unpremeditated,
Unpremeditatedly, adv.

Unprepared,
Unlearned,

Unlearnedly, adv.

, ,
,,, - ,-
Unleavened,
Unless,
Unlettered,
,
,
,, . -[ [,
Unprofitable,

Unprovided,
Unpunished,
Unqualitied,
Unquenchable,
, -
Unlike,
be unlike,

,,- , ,
Unlikely,

, , , - [ ; adv. : to Unquestionable,

Unquestionably, adv.

,,
Unlikeness, Unquestioned,
(ris,f.
Unlimited, - f.
TOS
Unravaged,

Unlock, . Unravel, .
Unloose, .
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Unready,
Unreasonable,

,, [, ,,
Unreasonableness,
Unreasonably, adv.
Unreconciled,

-
Unrecorded,
, ,,
,-
f.
- Unsubstantial,
Unsuccessful,
to be unsuccessful,

Unsuitable,
Unsuitably, adv.
:

, , ,,, -
Unrelenting,

,[,
Unremedied, Unsure,
Unrepented, Unsuspected,
Untainted,

,
Untamed,
Unrestrained,
,
,
Unrevenged,
Unrewarded,

,,
Unrighteous,
Unripe,
Unripeness, , , /.
Untanned,
Untasted,
Untaught,
Unthankful,
[
.-

,,
, , , ,,
Unrivalled,
Unroll, .
Unruffled,
, ,
,
Unthinking,
Untie,
Until,
.
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,
Unruly,

-
Untimely,

[
Unsafe,

,,,
Unsafely, adv. Untiring,

,,, , ,
Unsaid,
Unsearchable,
Unto,
Untold,
or
[, -
,
Unseasonable, Untouched,
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,,, ,,
Unseasonableness,

,
Unseasonably, adv.
/. Untoward,
Untowardness,

,
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, ,
Untractable,
Untrained,

[
Unseemliness,

,,,
f. f.

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Unseemly,
- Untried,

,
,
Unseen,

, ,[
Unserviceable,
Unsettled,

, ,
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,
,
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Untrue,
Untruly, adv.
Untruth,
Untutored,
Unveil, .
n.

,
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,
Unshorn,

,
Unshaken,

Unshrinking,
Unsightly,
,, , -
, , [
Unusual,
Unusually, adv.
Unutterable,
Unwarily, adv. [
,, ,
Unskilful,

[,, , , ,
Unskilfully, adv.
Unskilfulness,
/.

,,
/.
, -
- f.
Un warlike,
Unwary,
Unwashed,
Unwearied,
Unwept,
[
,, ,
,
Unsociable,

[
Unsold,
Unsound,
Unsown,
Unsparing, : to be unsparing,
Unwholesome,
Unwilling,

,-
Unwillingly, adv.
Unwind,
Unwise,
.

,,
,
Unsparingly, adv. Unwitnessed,

,, ,[-
,, .
Unspeakable, Unwonted,
Unworthily, adv.
Unspotted,
Unstable,
Unsteadiness,
Unsteady,
Unsubdued,
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[f.
Unworthy,
unworthy,
Unwounded,
Unwritten,
Unyoke, . ,
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to think
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voc USE

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Vocal, Vouch, V.

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Vocation, (employment)
Vocative case, Voucher, n. n.

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Vociferate, v.

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Vociferation,

,, ,
Vociferous,

,,,,
Voice,

, , , ,,
,
,
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f. n.
Vouchsafe, .
Vow,
Vow, .
Vowels,
/. /. J.

.
,
m. /. n. f. Voyage, contr.
Void, n. . /. . /.

,
Void,

, -
prosperous voyage, f. :

,
,
voyage
-, across, contr.

,,
.
,
Volatile,
', : voyage round,

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Volcano,
Volley,

,,
Volubility,
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/.
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voyage,
.
contr.

f.
.
contr.
: coasting

Volume,

,
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,
Voluble,

,, ,
,
Voluntary,,
,
-
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Voluntarily,
,

,
,
,
,, ,
adv..
.

,
m.
eT- Voyager,
Up,
Up !

Upbraid,
Uphold,
(arise)

Upholsterer,
Upon,
.
.
.
(for

,
m.

Volunteer,
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Voluptuary, , 6; ;
, ,, ,,,/.,,,/.
\m.
.
.
Upper,
Uppermost,
Upright, 6pb,
adv.
(just)
: to set

,
Voluptuous, upright,
Voluptuously,
live voluptuously,

,
,
, ,
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Voluptuousness,

,
Vomit, V.
Vomiting,
, , , [
adv.

,/.
/. .
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f.
to Uprightly, adv.
Uprightness,
Uproar,
Upset, .
Upwards, adv.
m. /.
-

,,, ,
Voracious,

, -,
Voracity,

,
/ /.
Urbane,

,, ,
Urbanely, adv.

, ,,
Urbanity,
,/. /. J.

,, ,
m. /. Urethra,
Vortex,
Vote,
/.

f.
electing by vote,
m.
n.
,
Urge, .

Urgency,

, , ,
[-
,,,,,
f. :
f.
to put to the vote, eVi-

,
Urgent,

.
via, f. :

- Urine, .

,, ,
, ,-
: elected by vote, : Urn,

,,,
/. .
.
.

,
having an equal vote, m.

,
Vote,

,,
,
against,
v.

: to vote
- .
,
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Use,
--
Usage, Use,
vantage),

, , .
f.
/.
/.
.; use

/.
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{ad-

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to be used or
to vote for, - customed,
: ac-

,,
:

,
,
to elect

,
Useful,

,
:

by vote,
Voter, m. : to

,
Voting,
Voting on the same side

Motive,
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voting against,
as, -
/.

,,
be useful,

Usefully, adv.
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, ,,
,
,
, ,,
Usefulness,

,,,,,, ,
USB
f, f. Wain,

,,,
wain,
,,
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,
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f.
WAN
f. : Charles's

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f. f. f.
Useless,

,
Waist,

,,
,
Wait,
,-
n. ibs, /.
V.
f. n.

,,,,,,,[
Uselessly, adv.

,
Uselessness, /. : to wait for,
Usual,

, ,
Usually, adv.

,
,,,, -
Usurer,
Usury,
Utensil,
.
.
.
m.
wait for,

Wake, . ^, vy,
: to lie in

, yv-
,

Utility, . Wakeful, ypvo,

,
/.
yva,

,
Utmost,

,
, ,,, ,
Utter,
Utter,
, ,',
V.
/.

-,',
,
, , ,
, ,,,-
Wakefulness,
f.
Walk, Walking,

,,
m. n.
f. iyp7)yop-

m.
f,

,,
f.
Walk,

,
v.

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-
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Utterance,

,
Utterly, adv.
f. /.

adj.

,,,,,,
Walker, .
: to walk about,

,
;

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Uttermost,

, , .
Walking, adj.

. .

,
Vulcan, Wall,

[,
Vulgarity,

' , -
"Vulgar, ayopa-,

, , . f.
/.
. .
. :
: walls to blockade,
. : cross-wall,
building of a wall,
m.

''-, , ,, -
,
Vulnerable, rebuild-
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:
f.
.
Vulture, yty,
m. : *
of a vulture,
quented by vultures,
: fre-
ing of a wall,
building of a wall across,
/.
m. ;

Uxorious,

.
yvao, Wall, v.
to wall round,
,, :

Uxoriousness,

, ,,
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oyva, f.

w.
wall
across,
Wallet,
off,

f. ),
:

f.
to
:

wall
to

, ,, ,
m. f. m. yo,
. .

,,
Wade, v.
Waft, to waft towards, Walling a wall-

,
v. : off, f. :

, ,
ing round,
Wag,
pi
v. ', - Wallow, v.
f.

,
Wage

,
war,

,
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Wager,
Wager, .
,
,
,,,, -
,,
v.
or
f.
Wallowing,
Walnut, (tree)
n.
f.
f.
(fruit)
n.
-

,
n.
Wages, m. f. Wan,

, , ,, f. : receiving wages, Wand, f. rn.

, , -
Wander, .
/.,
Waggon,

,
Waggoner,

, ^, . f. ,/. to wander about,

, ,
:

oy\,
,
Wagtail,

,,,
Wail, v.

Wailing,
, &/ f.
f.

f.
m,
f.

m.
n.
away from,
: to wander through,
to wander :

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Wandering,
Wandering,,
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f.
m.
&,
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m.
f.

,
Warm,
, ,
,
.,
be warm,

,
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,
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to

Wane, .
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Warm, .
Warmth,
'

, ,,
/.

, ,,
f.
Waning, . .

,
/. /.
Warn, .
f.
^),
,
Waning,

, ,,,
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Wanness,
Want,

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f.
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,
Warning,
Warning,
/.
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f,

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want,

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Want,
,
.
, Warp,
.

,
-, ,
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.
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Warp, .

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Wanting,
: to be wanting,
there : is

, , ,
Warrant,
Warrant,

Warrior,
[, .
.

m.
.
.
.

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?, Wart, . pi. &

,
wanting, f.

,, ,
Wanton,
, pi.

, ,,,,,
. : to have warts,

,
,
.

, , ,
, .
:

n.
to act wantonly,
:

a wanton act,
: a wanton man,
,
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Wary,
,
Wash,
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,
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Wantonness, to wash away,

,,
f. f. :

War, Ep.
f. ,/.
m. : of

-
,
,
or belonging to war, Washed round, : newly

, ,,, ,-
: to de- washed,

,, ,
clare war against, well washed,
[,
-
:

,
: to stir up war,
to excite to war,
,
Washerwoman,
Wash-hand basin,
f.
.-
n.

, , , --
:

,
War, wage war, v. Washing,

, f.
f. : washing away,
f.
f.

-
-
f.

, , ,, ,,,
to war against, Wasp, m. wasp's nest,
:

, :

,
, , ,. f. : cell of a wasp's nest,

Warble, .
Warbler,

, ,-,
Warbling,

,
Warbling,
War-cry,

,
,,
Ward,

, ,,
Ward, Ward

,, , f.
f.

off,
(of
v.
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n.
[cry,
to raise a war-
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m.

f.
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Waste,

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desert)

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Waste, Wasted,
Waste, v. (consume

, ,,,,,,,
waste away)
f.
f.

lavishly)

or
;
f.

(cause
. (

,,,, ,
"Warden, , . .
,,, ,, ,
intrai is.
lay waste, ravage)

,
or ;
;

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Wardrobe, .
Warehouse,
Wares, .
f.

,
, -
,
,
,

Warfare, f. Wasteful,

, ,
Warily, adv. /cbs,

Wariness,
Warlike,
,/, /.
Wasteful ly,
Waster,
.
adv.
m. (ravager)
m.

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Watch,

m.

, ,
,
pbs,

,
,
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,
m.

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night-watch,

,
,
f.

,, ,
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Watch, Watcher, Watchman,
m.

m.
in. :
m.
day -watch,

m.
in.
AVayfarer,
Wayfaring,
Waylay,

Wayward,
Waywardly, adv.
v.
in. in.

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Watch,

,,,
,
watch

,
, v.

, ,,,, ,
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for,

,
;
(keep awake)
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to
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We,
Weak,

weak,
: we two, , f.

: to be

, ,
Watchful,

-
be watchful,

, ,
Watchfulness, ,
,
, , - f.
[(m,
: to
/.
Weaken,
Weakling,
VYeakly, adv.
.
m.

- , ,,
Watching, f. f.
AVeakness,
f. f.
,/, /.

,
Watching, (part.) ; adv. f.
,/.: weakness
f.
of

,
voice,
Watch-tower,

,
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,
Watch-word, [, Weal, (mark of a stripe)

, ,
n. /. f,
Water,

,
,
. having plenty of
-
water, well watered,
:

-
m. (Jiappiness, prosperity)
m.

, , , , ,/.
,
f. f.

,, , , ,
vdpos, sur- Wealth, m.

-
:
f.
rounded by water, . pi.
Water, v. - Wealthiness, f.
f.

,
,
draw

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to
?, ,/. ,
water,

,
f,
--
:

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Watercourse,
Waterer, m. in.

,
AVealthy,

, ,.
Watering,

, , , , , f.
f.
/. f.
f. AVean, .
AVeaned,

, ,
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Weaning,

,
Watermill, m.

,
in.

,, - , , ,
AVaterproof, AVeapon, n. . .
Watery, .

, , , AVear, . &

,
,
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Wattles,

,
Wave,

,
, ,
, .
..
in. out or away,
: to wear

,
. . to rise in large waves, worn

, ,
: :

, out,

;
Wave, . to be worn out
-
,
(by

,
:

fatigue, &c),

,
intrans.
,,
,
;

,, ;,[*[- ,,,,,,, ,,-

,
Waver, .

,
Wax,

Wax, .
Waxen, made
,
, ,
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m.
(in

of wax,
mind)

to model in wax,

(grozo)
AVeariness,

AVearisome,
>,
Weary, Wearied,
:
f.

to be weary,
in.

-
:
m.

to

, ,
Waxwork,
,/..
,.. grow weary,

, , , , ,,
Way, ,/.

the way, ,
,
c.

out of the way,

way for, give
, - (manner)

way
; adv.

to,
:
m.

to make
: in
:
AVeary,

AVeasel,
,
AVeather,
c
.

/.
(fair weather)
contr. f.

/.
f. f. f.
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foul
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,
weather,
, ,,
,
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WEA
m. Weighty,
WHE

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Weather-beaten,

,.
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changeable weather,

, .
f.
Welcome,
Welcome,
m, .

, , ,,,, - [,

,.,,
Weave, v. - Welcome, .

,,
Tovpyw,

,
: to weave
: to weave
together,
in,

-
Welcome
Welcoming,
Welfare,
! interj.

f f.

,,,,,,
Weaver, m. m.
, f. /. /.

^,
belonging to a weaver or Well, n. to dig a

,,- ^,
f. :
f. :

weaving, well,
Weaving, f. f. - Well, ,
Well (in ansicer)

,
!

, ^, , ,,, -
f. f. f. ;

,
Web,
,
m.
^,
,
f.
f.
: a spider's web, cobweb,
. f.
Well-born,
West,
v\)t,
f. f. f.
m.
or

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Web-footed,
Wed, V.
f.

(of the

,,
(of
man)
the woman) y

,,
Western,
West wind,
Wet,
, , ,yb,,-
vorls, f.
m.
j.
[pios

,
,
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(of both) Wet,
Wedding,

,
Wedge,
Wedge, v.
Wedge-shaped,

,
m.
m.
vypos

, , ^-
wet through,

,,
to be wet,

,-
;
grainy) :

, ^,,
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Wedging,

,
, ,
Wedlock,
Weed, (sea-weed)
m.',
f.
Wet, .
-
, ,
n. n.
Weed, v. y,
^, ,
,
,, , ,, ,
Weeding, m. m. Wetness, /.
y, /.
Weedy,
Week,

,
, ,
,,, ,,
Weekly,

,
Weep,
, - V.
f.

,,',,&,,,, ,
Wetting,
Whale,
whale,
AVhat?
[ ;
of what sort,
Whatever, Whatsoever,
f
n.
/.
f. like a

,,
Att.
,

,,, ,
Weeping, . . Wheat, m. n. : wheat
', . .

,
m. flour, .
- ,
,,
Weeping, adj. : Wheat-bearing,
weeping much, Wheaten,
-
,,, ,,,,
: not weep- Wheedle, .

,,,, ,
-
ing,
Weigh, . Wheel, m. \, m.

,
.
f.

,-
.

,
intrans. (to be of such a m. m.

,
:

,
;

weight) to weigh out, magic wheel, foy, f .

,
:

,
,
Wheel, Wheel round, v.
to weigh down,
to be intrans.
,, ;

, ,, , --
:

weighed down,

,^. ,,
Weighed down,

,
Weighing,

,
Weight, m.
/.
Wheeling, aayy, f. f.
\opyb, .
Wheelwright, paoyb, m.
f.

, ,
n.
. (importance) f Whelp, m. .
', . -,
a
f.

Weight, Weightiness,
f. ^, m. /
,,
,
When?
m.
AVhen, ', *
561
Whence,
;
',
adj.

,,,
, WHE
; interrog. ,
,,^.,,
Whispering,

,.
Whispering,
, WIC
n.
[on.

, ,
Whenever, Whistle, (sound)
,
Where, , ',

, ,,, , n. on.

, , -- -
nowhere, Whistle,

,
; interrog. : v.

,' ,,
White,

,
,
Whereas,
Wherefore,

,[ , *,
,
to be white,

-
:,,, -
:

',

, , ,
f)

Wheresoever, : quite white,

,,,
,
Wherever,
Whet, V.
, , : white-armed,
white - crested,
:

white-haired,
Whether,
(of
, ,,
the
,
two) ? interrog.
: whether
;
White of an
Whiten,
: white-winged,
egg, n.

,, ,
adv. ore pa (answered by v.

^) : whether (of two), Whiteness, f.

,, , -
; adv. Whitening, f.

,
White paint, m. n.
Whitewash,
Whetstone,
Whey, or m.
f. f.
Whitewash, V. [ n.

;
,
Which, os, , b which 1 interrog.
which (of two) 1
(of two),

, , :, ,
which
whichever way,
:

',
:
:

-
: Whitewashed,
Whither? interrog.
(relative)
,
,
, , , ', 7, ),

,
fj,

,
While, Whilst, Whithersoever,

, ,,,
Whim, ,
Whimper, Whimpering,
n.
worth while,

f.
n.
Whitish,
Whitlow,
Whiz,
Whiz, .
Who
, [- c.

:
f.

whiz through,

,,
1

,
m. m. interrog.

, ;'
[
?

',,',;
Whimper, v. Who, os, , ; , ,
, '
,,,;
', ,
Whimpering, ;

Whine, v. Whoever, ,

,,
; ;

Whining,
[, Whole,

,, ,
m. m.

,,,
Whining,
Whinny, v.
n. (sound, healthy)
the whole,
,
,
^.[ ,,
: on

, ,
Whip, f. f. m. Wholeness, /. (soundness,
m. n. health)
Whip, /^, v. Wholesome,

,, , , -
Whipping,

,
whipping,
f. : deserving

, ,,,,
Wholly, adv.
Whore,
',
f f -

,,, ,
Whirl, m. /.

,,,
Whirl, v. Whore, .
, Whoredom, /. /.

,,,,,,,
Whoremonger, m.
;
,,
Whirled,
Whirling, /. m. .
Whosoever,
: all
,
whosoever,

,': ,
,

, , ',
Why?

,
f on. in. why, (on

,,,, ,
Whirling motion, f what account) why not 1

,,,,
:
f.
Whirling, , '

,,,,, ,,,
\_f.

, ,
Whirlpool,
Whirlwind,
f
f
on.

on.

,
,,
Wick,
Wicked,
-
f

, ,
f. on.
"Whisper, n> : wicked
Whisper, v. deed,
Wickedly, adv.
n.
-
n.

Whisperer, m. m.
562
 ,
, , ,
,
,,^,,,- ,,,,,-
, ,
"Wickedness,
f.
WIC

/.
/. /.
/.
Wine,
wine,
wine,
m.
WIT

:
n.
producing
: to pour out
much

,-
/. f.
rys,/. without wine,
:

,,
Wicker,
Wickerwork, n. n.
Wine-bibber,
Wine-cellar,

, ,
Att.
m. -tls, /.
m.

,
Wide, Wine-merchant, m.
Widely, adv.
Wide-mouthed,
Widen, v.
Wide-spread, evpvs
,
, ,,,-
m.
Wine-press,
Wing, n.
wing of an army,
: to sell wine,
c.

/.
n. : right
n. :

Widow,
Widow, v.
Widowed,
Widowhood,
,,
,,
, ,,
[
,,,
f.

,
,,
,,
wing,

Wing, v.
Winged, , : left wing,

,' ,'
/. /.
pvyb,
Width,

,,,,,,,-
irXarv77]s, f.
n. n. f.

,,
Wingless,
Wield,
Wife,
V.

], /.

f.
/.
f.
f.
\, opeivbs
f.
/.
,
,
Winnow,

, ,
Wink, V.

Winnower,

,
.
m. m.

,
Wilderness,
Wildly, adv.
Wildness, ,
Wild, aypLOs, ayporepos, aypias,
/.

,,, -
f.
aypia
/.

,
, ,
Winnowing,

Winter,

^,,
,
in g-fan,

winter,
-
n.
m.
m.

,
: winnow-

n. : of

AVile,
Wilful,
:

,,
/f.

to be wilful,
Wilfully, adv.
Wilfulness,
m.

/.
,/, /.

,,,,,
Winter,

,,
Wintry, -
,
Wintering,
V.

/.
[/.

,
f.:

, ,
Will, (testament)

, , , ,,,,/.
to make a will,

, , , ,,
,
(wish, determination)

, ,
f.
;
Wipe,

away,
V.
6pyvv
^opyvv
: to wipe off or

,
n. n.

,
f.

,
Will, v.

,
,, , ,
Willing,

), , -
n.

,
}
Willingly, adv.
""
, , ., ,, ,
,
,,
,
,
,
, , -
~
,,.
: to be willing,
-
Wisdom,
contr.
AVise,

to be wise,
'Wisely, adv.
.
/.

vvb,
/.

,
Willingness,
Willow, f.
,,
: of willow,
f.
AVish, /. /.

,,, ,, ,, , ,,
Win, v. . /. : according

,, to one's wish, or
Wind, m. n. yvv
m. fair wind,
f.
Wish, . -

,,
:
f.
yoa,
,
having a fair wind,
m.

,.
ovpia, f. :

-
ovpios

, ,/. -
east wind, m. west Wit, ayx'ivoia, /. /.

,
:

,,
:

wind, m. north wind, ooya,/.

,
:

Wind, v., m. south wind,

: m.
;
(as
Witch, yorJTU,/.
/.
yoa, yova, n.
/.

,
a road) : to wind round, Witchcraft, /.

^, ,/. , ,
/. /.
Winding,
Windlass,
Window,
Windy, ,,
563
,/.
,[, m.
/. m. /cu-

/.
With,
with,
Withdraw, .
^/, vy^, irdrans.
, , ^, ^,
: together
 ,^,,,,, , , , WIT WOK,
/, -
^,
,, ,
Withered,
Withering,
,,
, , ,-
, ,
Withdrawal, Withdrawing,

,
,,, , ,, , ,
Wither, .
;
[/.

intrans.

f.
--,

f.
/.

-
Wonderful, Wondrous,

Wonderfully, adv.

Wont,
Woo, v.
Wood,
to be,

, ,
ayo,
.
n.
*
.

, , , , ,,, ,
f.
Withhold, .
, {forest) f. . ,
Within,
,

[
, , .
,
: from within,
to be within,
:
. pi.
Woodcock, cLTTayfc,
on.
on.
[m.
a.TTayr)v, on,
on.

, ,
Woodcutter,
Without, , ',
'
on.

,
Wooden,
&,

, , , ,, ,
from without,

,
: Woodman,
oyb,
on.

,
on. on.

-
,- Woodpecker,

,
Withstand, or

,
V.
Witness, on. m. on. on.

,
on.

, ,
-
- , ,
on.

, on.
fellow-witness,
:

a false witness,
on.
Wood-work,
Woody,
on.

f.

, -, ,,,,,,,,,,[
:

,
m. {testimony)

, .
f.
: false witness,
f.
Wooed,
Wooer, , on.

Witness, bear witness, v.

: to witness
Woof,
Wooing,
,
f.
f.
f.
f. -
f.

,
.

-
against, : to bear

,,
.
,
witness together with, Wool, m.

-
witness,
,
, , -
false witness against,

,
to bear false
to bear
:

: Woollen,
Woolly,
f. on.

,, ,
to call witness,

,
,
: Word,
on.
. . yo, on.

Witty,,
Wittily, adv.

,
Wittingly,

,
,
,' - , ,
Wizard,
~/7
y, m fulyos, on.
Wordy,

Work,
oyo,
Work, ipyov,
f.

. pyoa,
. pyaa, f.
.
( work)
ayoa
on,
*

,
-

, ,, ,, --
J

,/, ', ', vpy,

,,
AVoe, n.
Woeful,
AVolf,
[, on. :
on.

she- wolf,
f.
f.
Workman,
on. py, fellow-workman, on.
on. opyo
on.
>

f. s cub, : on. :

-,^, ,
on. : of or belonging to a wolf,
Workmanlike,
Wolfish, Workmanship, opya,

,
f.
",
AVoman,

, ,
f. yovaiov, n.

,
:
f. f.
.

,
an old woman, ypa^, f. ypaia, Workshop,
f. :

', yvao ,
oyv, , ]
,'^
of or belonging to women, 71;-

yvao fond of women,
oyvao, yvo,
:
World,
Worldly,
Worm,
on.

on. or /.

, - love : on. : like a worm,

Womb,
Wonder,
, .
Wonder, Wonder ,,
564
, [
of women, oyva, f.

,
Womanish, yva, yvavo

, , , ,, , yap, f.
^,
f.
f.

at,
f.

v.
.
Womi-eaten,
AVormwood,
Worry, .
AVorse,
AVorship,
[,

/.
.
-
*J
 ,
,
,,
, , ,
, -- ,,,
/.
won
. . Wrest, v.
YEA

, ,
Wrestle, v.

,,
/.

,
. Wrestler,

,
Worship, on.

,
Worshipper,
m.
Worst,
,
, ,, - ,,[,, , m.
m.
m.
:
Wrestling,
Wretch,
Wretched,

Wretchedly, adv.
f.
on.
.

to be worsted, Wretchedness, f. f.

,,
Worsted,
,
, . [, f.
Wriggle, .
Wriggling,

,,,
/.

,
Worth, . Wring, .

, ,
,,
f. f.

,
,,,,,/.
Worth, |05,
Worthily, adv.
Wrinkle,
Wrinkle, v.

, ,
[ f. f.
to be

,-
:

Worthless, wrinkled,

, ,
be worthless,
Worthlessnes?, ,/.
: to AVrinkled,
Wrist,
\ rite, . , on.

--
,, ,
:
Worthy, to write in or on,
to deem worthy, , :

to write up or out,

-
: :

, ,
: to write under,

'
[,
Woven, : : to write besides,

, ,
finely woven, to write in
'
,,,
Would

, ,,,
that ! yap, or

,
answer, on.

,
Writer, on. m.

/.

, ,,
Wound,

,
Wound, .

,
/.
.
.
/.

, ,-
Writhe, V.

,,, ,
Writhing, on.
.
, ?, ,, ,,,,
Writing, f.

,,,,,,-[-
f. n.
Wrong, f. .
WroDg, v.

,
Wounded, : wounded

,,,
man, m. Wrongful,
Wrangle, .
Wrangler, m.

,, *
, ,-
Wrongfully, adv. -

,,
Wrap, Wrap up, v. Wroth,
-/- : to be wroth, -
to wrap up in, eVe
, :

: to wrap round,
:
Wry,

, .
,
to wrap oneself in,

, ,, ,, ,
;

Wrath,

,
to be wrapped in,

,,,, , ,
Wrathful,- ,
f.
,,
,,
f.
f.
m.
m.
m. Yacht,
Yard, (court)

f.
/.
f.
n. pi.
(sailyard)

,,,
, ,
^, , ,
, , ,
Wrathfully, adv.
Wreath,

, [,. ,[ m. n.
Yard, (measure)
Yarn,
Yawn, Yawning,
Yawn, v.
n. pi.
m.

n. n.

,,
Wreathe, .

,,
Wreathed,
Wreck,
- , , , ,
f.

.
n.

(usually
/.

pi.),
Yea, va\,
Year,
on. :
.
of or belonging to
on.
a year,

,, , f. : to be wrecked, : last year, or

: of or belonging to last
Wrecked, year, next year,
:

Wren, m. m. : of two years, two years

Wrench, . old,
565
 , ,
Yearly,
,
, , , , ,,
Yell, Yelling,
, YEA

f. f. : to
:
ZOO
to be young,
grow young again,
-

,, , , ,
Yell, v. Young, the, (of animals, &c.)
Yellow, ^av6bs : light yellow, . vobs, m. .
XXwpbs, . .
Yelp, v. Your, bs, , ^\ bs pi.
, ;

, ^,, , , , ,
Yes,
Yesterday, rb Yourself,
; dual,
(self) : of yourself,

, :

,
; adj.

- ,, ,[
,,
Yet, en,

,, , , , , not yet, Youth, Youthful vigour or spirit,

, -
: and yet, f f. f.

,
Yew,
- f Youth, (young man) m.

,
f.

,
Yield,

,
,,^ ',
v.

,intrans. ',
m.
Youthful,
m. m.
n.

, ,
Yoke, Cvybu, .

,,,
(act.)

^, .
..
,
Yoke, .

,,
:
f.
to
z.

,, , - ,
yoke together, Zeal, f m. f.

,:
Yolk, (of an egg)

,
Zealot, m.
-
, ', f.

, ,,
Young,
-
You, <; pi.

young man,
,
, ,^,, ,[
dual,
of or belonging to you two,

,
of you, of yourself
*Hjs
:

veapbs,

m. young woman,
:
m.
f. : to
:
Zealous,

Zealously, adv.
Zephyr,
Zodiac,
Zone, f.
m.
m.
: to be zealous,

m.

act like a young man, Zoophyte, n.

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