ADD Admiror, admirari, armiratua sum, verb dep 1. to wonder at, to ad- wire, to esteem: of ad and mi- For AFT 107 ! ! BUM, ner, dep. 1. to commit ndul tery, te debauch; from adulter Adultus, a, um, perf. part. of adoles co; grown up werb act. 3. to burn, to scorch, to burn with love; from ad ane Adinlito, admittère, admisi, admla-Aduro, adurere, aduesi, adustum, sum, zerb act. 3. to admit, to com mit, to allow; of ad and mitto Admonco, admonere, admonni, ad-| mortuin, verb act. 2. to put in mind, to admonish; of all and moneo Admonitus, a, um, perf.part. of ad- monen, put in mind, admonished Admaven, admovere, admovi, ad- mötum, very act. 2. to move or bring to, to apply; of ad and move Adolesco, adolescère, adolevi, a dultum, verò next. inceptive, 3. Zo grow up, to increase, to barn, from adoleo; from ad and oleo Adolescens, entis, suba. com. gen. 3. a young man or woman; from adolesco Adŏicecentŏlus, 1, subs. masc. 2. a youth; from adalesco Adopto, adoptare, adoptavi, adop tatuin, verb act. 1. to adopt, to ar sume; from ad and opto Adŏrior, adoriri, adortus sum, verb dep. to assault, to attack; from ad and oring Adorn, adorare, adoravi, adoratum, verb act. 1. to adure, to worship, to pray to; from nd and oni Adsto, astare, adstiti, istitum, verb neut. 1. to stand, to stand by, to be present; from ad and sto Adaum, miesse, adfui, verb neut. ir reg. to be present, to be at hand, to come from nd and sum Advenio, advenire, advent, adven- tum, verb seat. 4. to come to, to come up from ad and venio uro Advico, advocare, advocavi, advň- catum, verb act. 1. to call for, to assist, to summon, from ad and VOCO Advolo, advolare, advölivl, advöls- tuta, verb ncut. 1. to fy to, te ge quickly; from ad and voln Edes, is, subs, fem. 3. a temple; in plar. edes, lum, a komes differtio, anis, subs. fem. 3. the act of building, a building; from Edifice Edifico,ædificire, ædificavi.adift ctum, verb act. 1. to build; from redes and facio Eger, gra, ægrum, adj. sick, pen sive, disordered, doubtful Egrè, ade, ill, sickly from æger. grè ferre, to take amiss groto, agrathre, grotavi. gro tatum, verb neut. 1. to be sick. to be indisposed; from ger Egyptius, a, um, aj, belonging to Egypt, Fgyption from Egypius, i, proper subs. fem. 2. Egypt Emulus, a, um, adj. emulous, oying with, & rival Eneus, a, um, adj. brazen, made of Brass; from abenus Equalls, la, e, adj. equal; from equus Equo, equitre, æquivi, æquatum, verb act. 1. to equal; from aque Equus, a, um, adj. equal, level.just, contented brazen; from B Aer, aeris, sube, masc. 3. the air, in the accusat.aĕra Adventus, ūs, subs. masc. 4. an arr-Ereus, a, um, adj. meds of brais, pal, a coming; from advenio Adversus, or adversum, prep. gov. acc. against, towards,te, opposite; from ad and versus Adversus, a, um, adj. opposite, w fortunate, adverse, evil; from ad and verto Adalatio, onis, subs. fem. 3. fawn- ing, fattery, adulation; from adu Jar Adolor,adari, adolatus sum, verb. dep. 1. to fun, in Matter Adaheror, alterär). adulteratus, En ærla, subs, neut. 3. copper F brass, money Estimo, estimare, estīmāri, arti matum, verb act. 1. to valus, ta esteem; from es Etae, atia, subs. fem. 3. age, tima Eternus, a, um, adj. eterani, per petual from Retos Affecto, affectare, afectari, affect
