MULVIUS
(sing.) heartiest; pl. (m. and f.), very many, (neut.), very much; quam plurimi, as many as pos- sible. See multò and multum.
Mulvius, -a, -um, adj., Mulvian; designation of a bridge near Rome.
muniò, -ire, -ivi, -itus, tr., fortify, protect; part. as adj., munitus, -8, «um, safe.
minus, -eris, n., gift, show; func- tion, burden.
mùrus, -i, m., wall.
mis, miuris, m. and f., mouse.
Mis, Muris, m., Publius Decius Mus, who sacrificed his life at Sentinum, 295 B.C.
musca, -2e, f., fly.
miusicus, -a, «um, adj., musical, of music.
mitatio, -Onis, f., change.
Mutina, -ae, f., a city of northern Italy.
miitò, -Are, -Avi, -Atus, tr., change, exchange.
mituus, -a, -um, adj., mutual; mutuum (-am, -um) dare, loan.
N
nam, con)., for.
Narnia, -ae, f., a city of Umbria.
narrò, -re, -àvi, -Atus, tr., tell, tell of, relate.
nàscor, nàsci, nAtus sum, într., be born, grow; part. as adj., nàtus, -a, -um, born (agaîn). See maior (under magnus).
nàtuùra, -ae, f., nature; abl., naturà, by nature, naturally.
Natùralis (-e) Historia, see Historia.
naufragium, -i, n., shipwreck.
nauta, -ae, m., sailor.
navigo, -Are, -Avi, -«Atus, tr. and într., sail, embark.
navis, -is, f., ship, vessel, boat; nàvis longa, war ship, war vessel. See égredior and solvò.
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NEGOTIUM
“ne, conj., mark of direct quest.; in indirect quest., whether. See necne.
né, conj., lest, that not, so that . ..not, not to, (fearing) that, lest; with hort. subjv., not; nè qua, lest in any way; né quandò, (fear- ing) that at some time, that at some time or other; né quid, so that nothing, lest anything, that in no respect; né quis, lest any- one, so that no one, to the effect that no one, (fearing) that some- one, that somebody; né quis alius, (fearing) that some other.
né...quidem, adv. phrase, not even.
Neapolis, -is, f., Naples, a city of Campania.
nebula, -ae, f., mist.
nec, neque, con)., nor, and... not, and...no, (with enim) not. nec . +. nec, neither... . nor; nec iam, and no longer; nec quidquam and nothing; nec quisquam, an no one, and nobody; neque ùllus, -a, «um, and no, and not any;
neque umquam, and never; neque usquam, and nowhere.
necessario, adv., necessarily.
necesse, indecl. adj., necessary.
necne, conj.; following utrum, or not.
necò, -àre, «Avi, -Atus, tr., kill.
nefàs, ‘indecl. noun, n., wrong, crime, sin, thing forbidden.
neglego, -legere, -léxî, -léctus, tr., disregard, ignore; part. as adj., neglegéns, -entis, careless.
negò, -are, -àvi, -Atus, tr. and intr., declare that ... not, deny, say “no”;negò... umquam, declare
that . . . never; part. as adj, negatus, -a, -um, forbidden, closed.
negòtium, -i, n., business, business dealing, engagement, commission, detail, matter; calling; pl., busi- ness cares.
