ANT Ammin, In, abs. mars, and some- times fem, 3. a river Au, amare, amavi, amatum, verb act. 1. to love Amnus, &, um, adj. pleasant, deli- cate, sweet Amon, prop. suba, indeci. mare. a man's name, Hamos Amor, oris, subs. mase. 3. love, re- gard; from amo Anidveo, ainovere,hmovl, amotum, verb act. 2. to remove, to move from; from a and moveo Amplexor, amplexari, amplexitus sum, verb dep. 1. to embrace heartily; from amplector Amplus, a, um, ad large, great, spacious Amputo, aniputare, amputavi, ant- putatum, verb act. 1. to cut off, to amputate, to lop off; from am and puto An, cop. whether or not, if Ananias, æ, prop. subs. mase. 1, a man's name, Ananias Angelus, t, subs. masc. 2. an angel, a Messenger Ango, angère, anxi, car. sup. verb act. 3. to strangle, to choke, to Bet Anima, e, subs, fem. 1. the life, the soul, the air, breath Animadverto, animadvertere, an- Imadverti, animadversum, verb act. 3. to observe, to perceive, to regard; from animus and adver- to Animans, ntla, suba. fem. or neut. and sometimes masc. 3. an ani- mal, a living creature; from ant ma Animus, 1, subs. masc. 2. the mind, the spirits, the soul Aundua, æ, subs, fem. 1. corn, pro visions; from annu Annulus, i, subs, max. å from annus Annuo, annuĕre,annil,caret sup in. verb act. and neut. 3. La mod, to firm, to assmi, to agree; from ad and nuo Annus, i, subs, masc. 2. a year Ante, prop. gov. accus, before Antecedo,anticedere, antecessi, an- Ecessin, verb neut. 3. to gs be- fore; from ante and cedo ( Andre, tui. ARN ION befort, to prefer, to esteem moTS; from ante and pone Antequam, ado. befors; from ante and quam Antiochus, i, prop. sebe, mase. 2. a man's name, Antiochus Auxins, a, um, adj. thoughtful, per plexed, anxious; from ang Aperio, apezire, aperui, apertank verb act. 4. to open, to disclose Apertè, adv. openly; from uperlo Apollonius, ii, prop, subs, masc. man's name, Apollonius Apparatus, us, subs, mass. 4. a pre- paring, splendour, magnificence, from apparo Appareo, apparere, apparui, appart tum, verb neut.. to appear; from ad and pareo Apparo, appärare, apparavi, appǎ- ratum, verb act. 1. to prepare, from ad and paro Appello, appellare, appellavi, appel lätun, verb act. L. to call, to name; from ad and the obsolete verb pello Appěto, appětěre, appötivl or app til, appetitum, verb act. 3. to desire earnestly, to catch at, to approach from ad and peto Appono, apponere, uppoaill, appost- Luni, verb act. 3. to put to, to lag Righ, to serve up from ad and pono Apprecor,apprecari, apprecatus sum Berb dep. 1. to pray to; from ad and precor Appréhendo, appréhendero, apure- hendi, apprehensum, verb act. 3. to apprehend, to lay hold of, to understand, from ad and pre- beti lo Appropinquans, ntia, præs, part.of appropinquo, drawing nigh Appropinquo, appropinquare, p propinquavi, appropinquatum, verb neut. 1. to draw nigh, to ap proach; frum net ad propinquo Aptu, nplare, aptivl, apiatum, ver act. 1. to fit, to accommodate, join Apud, prep. gov, accus, at, with Aqua, a, subs. fem. 1. water Ara, a, sabs. fem. 1. an altar Arabs, arabia, prop. aubs. così, gas. 3. an Arabian Arbos or arbor, oils, subs. fem. 3
