120 USA ATT Arca, e, suba. Sm. 7. an ark, a cheet | Asirias, e, prop. subs. mase. 1. the Arcesso, arcesstre, arcessivi, artes. situin, merb act. 3. to send for, to call, to fetch Aretus, a, um, adj. close, fast, strait; from arcen Arcus, us, subs, mase. 4. a bow, an arch Ardeo, ardere, arsi, araum, verb nent. 2. to burn, to desire passion- ately, to be in earnest to do thing Arens, atls, præs. part. of arec, dry thirsty Areo, arrere, atul, verb neut. 2. to bedry, to be dried up, to be a thirst Argenteus, a, um, adj. of silver, made of silver; from argentum Argenturn, i, subs, neut. 2. silver Arguo, arguĕre, argul, argütum, verb act. 3. to show, to prove, to argut, to accusa Arles, arietis, sugs. mase. I. a rom, a battering ram, one of the twelve signs of the Zudiac Aristobulus, i, prop, subs. masc. 2. man's name, Aristobulus Arun, ōrutn, subs. plur. next. 2. arms, armor Armätus, a, um, perf. part. of arms, armed Armiger, geri, subs, mase. 2 an ar mour-bearer from arma and ge ro Armilltu, &, subs. fem. 1. a bracelet; from Armo, armare, armavi, armatum, verb act. 1. tu arm Aroma, tia, sabs. neut. 3. all sweet spices; in plur. oftener, aramala Arreptus, a, um, perf, part. of arri- pin, seized, laid hold of Arripio, arripere, arripui, arreptum, verh act. 3, to seize, to take by force; from ad and rapio Arrogo, arrigare, arrogavi, arrŏgā- tum, verb act. 1. to ascribe, to ar- rogate, to claim; from ad and rogo Ara, arila, subs. fem. 3 art, science, skill, trade Arundo, Yois, subs. fem. 3. a reed, a Cane, AL 27FUSS Arx, arels, suha. fem. 3. the top of any thing, a tower, a citadel Asa, a, prip.bs. masc. 1. the name Man, sa name of a man, Azariak Ascendo, ascendère, ascendi, asceu sun, verb act. 3. to ascend, to climb up, to advance; from ad and acando Asia, a, prop. subs. fem. 1, Asia a quarter of the world Asluus, I, subs. mast. 2. on a a blackhead Aspectus, Gs, subs. masc. 4. sight; from aspicio Aspiclo, aspicere, aspexi, aspectum verb act. 3. to look to, to behold. from ad and specio Assentio, nasentire, assenst, assen sum, verb act. 4. to assent,to agres to, to comply; from ad and scutio Assentior, assentiri, assensus eum, verb dep. 4 to agree; to comply; from ad and acutio Asaequor, assique, aaseutus, sum, verb dep 3. to come up with, te overtake, from ad and sequor Assutrus, i, prop. subs, masd 2. a man's nume, Ahasuerus Assuruca, issuescore, assuel,amua tum, perb neut. incept. ". to accus tom one's self, to be accustomed; from us and sucaco Assuétis, a, um, perf. part. of an Busco, accustomed to Assyria, e, prop. subs. fem. 1. the name of a country, Assyria Assyrius, ii, prop subs. mase 2 or assyrius, a, um, adj Aacrtan At, conj. but, and yet Athalia, æ, prop subs. fem 1. the name of a woman, Athalia Atque, conj.and, as, than Atqui, conj. but Atrium, il,subs.neut a ball a courtya Attainen, ndo, yet, nevertheleas; from at and tamen Altingo, attingere, attig, attactum, perb act. 3. to touch lightly, to ar rive at, to reach; from ad and tango Aurtho, attrahere, attrazi, attrac tum, verb act. 3. to draw to, to at tract, to entice; from ad and tro h Aitrecto, attrectare, attrectari, as trectatum, verb act. 1. to touch, to handle from ad and tracto Attili, indic. perf. of affero, I kawa brought
