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198 FUT Fraus, fraudis, subs. fem.. fraud, descit Frequentit, æ, suba. fem. 1. a great ORA G company, an assembly, frequen-Gabelus, i, prop, subs, mast. L. a c; from frequette Freque, a, um, adj. trusting to, re- lying upon Frins, dis, subs, fem. 3. a leaf of a tree, a green bough man's name, Gabari Galea, a subs. fem. 1. an helmet Galgala, prop. subs. indeci. aut. the name of a city, Gitgal Frons, lis, subs. fem. 3. the fore-Gaudium, fi, rubs, neut 2 jon head, the front Fructus, us, subs. masc. 4. fruit; from fruor Friges, gam, gfbus, subs, plur. fem. 3. fruits, corn, grain Frumentum, i, suba. neut. 2. corn; from fruges Prúor, frul, fructus sum, verb dep. 3. to enjoy, to make use of Frustra, adn. in vain Pupa subs. fem. 1. Might ugo, fugere, figi, figitum, verb neut. 3. to flee, to escape, to a void Fulgen, fulgere, fulsi, orb neat. 2. to shine, to glitter, to lighten mirth from gaudeo Gédéon, onia, prop. subs. m. 3 man's name, Gideon Gelboe, prop. subs. indeci. neut, the name of a mountain, Gilboa Genitus, Gs, subs. masc. 4. a groan; from gemo Gemma, r, subs. fem. 1. a young bul of a vine, a precious stone, a jewel or gem Gener, ĕri, suhe. mase. 2. a son-in lazo Generosus, a, um, adj. noble, brash good, generous; from gener Cena, alis, subs. fem. 3. a nation, a people, a tribe, a family Fulgur, iris, subs. neut. 3. tighten-Gentilis, is, e, adj. of the same fa ing; from fulgeo Julien, Ins, subs, neut. 3. a thun- mily, belunging to a family; from renk derbolt, lightning; from ful-Genui, indic. perf. of gigno, I have gro Famo, famare, ffmnyl, famálum, verb next. 1. to smoke, to fume Funda, n, subs. fem. 1. a sling; from fando Fundamentum, 1, subs, neut. 2. a foundation; from fundua Fundo, fundere, fudi, fusum, verb act. 3. to pour out, to spread, to produce Funestis, a, tim, adj. funereal, la- montable, fata; from funus Fungor, fungi, functus sum, terb dep. 3. to execute, to discharge an affice Foova, ĕrie, subs. neut. 3. a fune- ral, pamp in burying, death Faro, furere, car, perf, and rap. 3. to be mad, to rage Faror, föräri, fărātus sum, verb dep. 1. to fiich, to steal; from fur Füror, Bris, subs. mase. 3. fury, medness, passion; from fure Furtun, 1, sabe next. theft; from fur Futurus, n. um. at part. of sum, about to be, future begot Genus, ĕris, subs. neut. 3. a race of descent, a family, a kind; from gigno Gero, gérére, gessi, gestum, verd act. 3. tn carry, to carry on, to manage, to achieve Gessl, indic. perf. of gero, I have carried Gesto gestfire, gestavi, gestitam, verb act. 1. to carry; from pero Gigno, gignere, genul, gentium verb act. 3. to beget, to bring forth. Gladius, ii, subs. mase. 2. a sword Gloria, a, subs. fem. 1. glory, rep tation, boasting Glortor, gloriari, Alorfatus Fu verò dep. 1. to glory, to boast Gnavus, a, um, adj. quick, acting, diligent Goliathus, I, prop, subs, masc. 1. a man's name, Goliath Gratiosus, a, um, adj. gracious, great favour: from gratia Gridior, gradl, gressus eura, rrb dep. 3. to go, to walk; from dus Gridis, us, ub. mer. 4. degree, a rank or quality p