célératum, vb act. 1. to hasten, to dispatch, of ad and celero Accendo, accendere, accendi, ac- censum, verb act. 3. to set on fire, to light up; of ad and candco Accensus, a, uin, perf, part. of ne- cendo, lighted up. set an fre Accido, accidere, accidl, car, sup. verb next. 3. to happen, to fall out; of ad and cado Accido, accidère, accidi, accisum, orrb act. 3. to weaken, to afflict, to cut off; of ad and cado Accingo, accingere, accinxi, BC- cinctum, verb act. 3. to gird on, to prepare, of ad and ciuga Arcipio accipere, accepi, accep- tum, verb act. 3. to receive, to take, to necept; of ad and caplo Accisus, a, um, perf. part. of accl- do, cut or clipped short Accommodo, accommodare, accont Diodavi, accommodatum, Derb act. 1. to fit, to put on, to apply; of ad and commodo Accumbo, accumbere, accubul, ac- cubitum, vcrb neut. 3. to li down, to sit down at meal; of ad and cubo Accusator, oria, subs, mase. 3. an accuser, a plaintif: from Accño, accusare, accusavl, acc0- satum, vcrb act. 1. to necase, to impeach, to blame; of ad and cau- BOT Acerbè, nda, sharply, severely, bit- terly; of neerbus Acerbitas, atls, suba, fem. 3, sour ness, bitterness, grief; from cerbus ADM quätum, verb act. 1. to waler; of ad and aques Addico,addicere, addixi, addictum, verb net. 3. to approve, to ratify, to set to sale, to give over to bond nge; of ad and dien Adda, addere, addidi, additum, verð act. 3. to add, to give, to give over and above; of nd and do Adduco, addicere, adduxi, adduc tum, verb act. 3. to lean to, to in- duce, to bring; of ad and duco Adductus, a, um, perf. part of ad duco, led to, induced Adeb, ado. so, insomuch that Aden, adire, adivi, or adli, adfing. verb. neat. irreg. to go to, to come to, to approach; of ad and eo Adeptus, a, um, perf. part. of adi piscor, Anning obtained Adheren, adherōre, adhæsi, adhe- sum, verb neut. 2. to stick to, to adhere; af ad and hæren Adhithen, Adhibere, Adhihui, ǎdbĭ bitum, verb act. 2. to send for, te admit, to use; of ad and habeo Adhuc, adn. hitherto, as yet Adigo, adigere, degi, dactum, verb zet. 3. te drine, to bring to, to force; of ad and ngo Adfino,adimere, ademi, ademptum, perb act. 3. to take away, to free from; of ad and emo Adipiscor adipisci, adeptus eum, verb. drp. 3. to get, to obtain, to arrive at Adfuis, us, subs. masc. 4. an en trance, access, approach, of aden -Adjdfco, adjudicire, adjudicavi, Acerbus, a, um, adj. sour, bitter, sharp, severe Apibus, 1. pron. subs, sase. 2. n man's name, Bhab Aclias, e, prop. suba. masc. 1. a man's name, Ahaz Actes, el, subs, fem. 5. a sharp edge, an army, a battle Acriter, comp. acrius, sup. Acerrt- me, adv. stoutly, vigorously, sharply; from BCCI Ad, prep. gov. accus. to, at, towards Adanio, damare,adamavi, tum, verb act. 1. to love greatly; of ad and amo adjum, verb act. 1. to ad- judge, to attribute, to award, to resolve; of ad and judico Adjumentum, 1. subs. went. 2. help, aid, assistance, of adjuvo Adjungo, adjungere, ndjunxi, ad- Junctum, verb act. 3. to join to, to associate; of ud and jungo Adjutor, oris, subs. masc. 3. an as sistant, a helper; from adjuvo Adjuva, adjivare, adinvi, adjūtum, verb act. 1. to assist, to favour; ad and juvo dima-Administro, administrare, admin f travi, administratum, verb act. 1 to administer, to manage, to ga- vern; of ad and ministri Admirabilis, is, e. adi, wonderful, admirable; from admirot Adamus, i. prop. suba. masc. 2. a man's name, .Adam Ad quo, adäquare, dǎquavl, dй-.
