English-Latin Dictionary, or Dictionary of the Latin Tongue

English-Latin Dictionary, or Dictionary of the Latin Tongue Synopsis

Excerpt from English-Latin Dictionary, or Dictionary of the Latin Tongue: With the English Words Rendered Into the Latin; Together With an Appendix of French and Italian Words, Which Have Their Origin From the Latin

A. An indefinite particle, 017q one, as liber, a book To abandon, derelinquo, desero Abandoned (wicked), perditna, ?agitioana [tntio Abandonment, derelictio, deati An abandoning, derelictio To abase, homilio, dejicio An abasement, dejectio To abaah, pndefacio, confundo To abate, remitto, decreaeo An abatement, detractio An abbacy, emnobiarchia An abbess, abbatiaea An abbey, cenobium An abbot, emnobiarcha To abbreviate, contraho An abbreviation. Abbreviatio To abdicate, abdico, resigno An abdication, abdicatio To abet, adjnvo, instigo An abetting, instigatio An abettor, mangator To abhor, detector, abominor To be abhorred. Deteatandua Abhorrenoe, detestatio, execratio An abhomng, deteatatio To abide (continue), moror, dnro To abide by, defendo An abiding, commontio An abiding by, tuitio An abiding in, perseverantia A 'ect, abiectna, vilia ly, abjecte. Humilitér Abiectneaa, abjectio Abuitiea (of mind), peritia Ability (power), facnltaa Ability (strength), robur Abjuration, abdicatio To abjure, aaro, renuncio An abjuring, ejuratio Able, oapax, potena, valena To be able, asum, qneo, valeo To be very a le, pmvaleo Ableneaa (skill), peritia Ablution. Ahlntio Abode, habitatio, domicilinm.

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