NAU-ODOj VOCABULARY. 135 nauta, ae, m.^ a sailor, navalis, e, adj., navctl, navigium, ii, n., a vessel, navigo, v. 1, to sail, navis, is, f., a ship. nS, interrogative particle. ne, conj., lest. nee, neither^ nor, neco, y. 1, to slay, nefarius, a, um, adj., toiched, nefas, indeclinable sabst. n., Vfrofi^, negligo, exi, ectum, v. 8, to negleU, nego, V. l/to deny, negotior, v. 1, dep., to trade, negotium, ii, n., ousiness. nemo, ace., neminem, m. and f., no one, (ne-homo.) nempe, conj., certainly . for ^ namely, nequam, indeclinable adj., viicked, neque. See noc. nequidem, conj., not even. nequitia, ae, f., wickedness. nescio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, not to know. nidus, i, m., a nest. niger, gra, gnim, adj., Uaek, ^Jj * indeclinable n., nothing, nihiloniinus, adv., no less, notwith- standing. uiniis, adv., too, too much. nimium, adv., toOy too much. nimius, a, nm, a^j-i excessive, nisi, conj., if not, unless, except, nix, nivis, f., snx>w. nobilis, e, adj., weU-bom, distinguished. noceo, cui, citum, v. 2, to imQwre, noctu, adv. , hy night. noctua, ae, f., an owl, nodosus, a, um, adj., knotty, nolo, noloi, nolle, v. irreg., to he un- willing. nomas, adis, c, pasturing flocks, a wandeH/ng people. nomen, inis, n., a name. nominatim, adv., by name, nomino, v. 1, to nawA, non, adv., not, nonaginta, num., ninety, nonnnllus, a um, adj., som^, nonus, a, um, a^j.) ninth, nosco, novi, notum, v. 8, to know, nosmet, pron., ourselves. noster, tra, trum, a^j.f our, notitia, ae, f., knowledge, novacula, ae, f., a razor, novem, num., nine. novies, num. adv., nine timee. novus, a, um. ac^j., new, nox, noctis, i., night. nubo, psi, ptum, v. 8, to marry, nucleus, i, m., a kernel, nudo, V. ,to strip, nuUus, a, ura, adj., none. numen, inis, n., the divine will or power. numerus, 1, m., a number, nunc, adv., now. nun(]^uam, adv., newer. nuntio, v. 1, to report, announce, nuntius, ii, m. , a messenger, nuper, adv., lately. nus^uam, adv., nowhere, nutnx, icis, f., a nurse, Ob, prep. , on account of. obambulo, v. 1, to walk aibout. obdormio, ivi, and ii, itum, v. 4, to fall asleep. obduco, xi, ctum, v. 8, to draw over, cover. obex, icis, c, a bolt, barrier. oblino, levi, litum, v. 3, to daub over, besmear. obliviscor, oblitus, v. 8, dep., to forget. obnitor, sua and xus, v. 8, to strive against, resist. obscuro, V. 1, to darken, observo, v. 1, to watch. obsideo, sedi, sessum, v. 2, to blockade, obsidio, onis, f., a blockade, siege. obsigno, y. 1, to seal up. obstringo, nxi, ctum, v. 8, to bind, involve, obstupesco, pui, v. 8, incep., to be stu-. pijCsd, astonished. obti'neo, tinui, tentum, v. 2, to seize, hold. obtingo, tigi, y. 8, to b^dU, turn out. (ob- tango.) obviam, adv., in the way, towards, occasio, onis, f., opportunity. occusus, us, m., a setting, (ob-cado.) occidens, entis, m., the west, (ob-cado.) ocGido, ctdi, cisum, y. 3, to slay, (ob- caedo.) occldo, cidi, casum, y. 8^ to fall, set, (ob-cado.) occulo, cului, cultum, v. 8, to hide, occupo, y. 1, to seize. occnrro, curri, cursum, y. 8, to m>eet, ocior, us, adj., (no positive,) swifter, ocius, adv., more snoiftly. octavus, a, um, num. adj., eighth, octoginta, num., eighty. oculus, i, m., an eye. odor, oris, m., a smell, perfuma.
