HIC ICF L Grmei, orum, prop. subs. mase. 2. Merosolyma, æ, prep. e. fem 1. (trecks Grando, Ints, suba. fem. 3. hail Grates, plar. fem. only in nom. and accus. thanks Gratia, e, subs. fem 1. a favour, in- terest; plur. thanks; from gratis Gorgias, e, prop. subs. mase. 1, a man's name, Gorgias Gratulor, gratularl, gratulatus sum, verb. den. 1. to congratulate, to thank; from gratus Grātus, a, um, adj. grateful, agree able, kind Grāvis. Ls, e, adj. heavy, deep, weighty Graviter, adv. grievously, heavily; from gravis Grex, gregis, subs, masc. 3. a flock, a herd Gustus, ūs, subs, masc. 4. taste; from gusta
the name of a city, Jerusalem Hierosolymitanus, a, um, adj. of er belonging to Jerusalem Hiliria, is, e, adj. merry, cheerful pleasant Hine, adv. from hence, from hto Hircinua, i, prop, subs., masc. 2 man's name, Hircanus Hirundo, Inis, subs, fem. 3. a swat Historia, a, subs. fem. 1. a history ědle, adv. to day, this day; from hot and die Homicida, e, rubs. com. gen 1. murderer a manslayer; from homo and cado Homicidium ii, subs, neut. 2, mur- der, manslaughter; from homo and cædo Homo, Inis, suba. com. gen. 3. man, mankind Honor, orla, sabs. masc. 3. honour, respect, an office, a sacrifice Hora, e, subs, fem. 1. an hour, space, time Habeo, hkbere, båbül, häbituin, Holm, subs, neut. 2. a verb act. . to have, to hold, to keep Habito, habitare, babitavi, habla tum, verb act. 1. to dwell, to in- Aahit; from babes Bacienus, ado. hitherto, thus far; from hac and tenus Hedus, t, subs, masc. 2. a kid Hæreditarius, a, um, adj, belonging to az inheritance, hersdita y; from hærea Hæren hærere, hasi, hasam, nerb neut. to stick, to cling, to con- tinue, to doubt, to loiter Hæres, cdis, ruba, com. gen. J. an ber, or heiress aran, prop. subs. indeel. ncut, the name of a city, Haran Hasts, w, subs. fem. 1. a spear Haurto, haurire, hausi, haustum, eb act. 4. to draw, to drint, to spond, to waste Dræus, a, um, adj. Hebrew; as a subs. a chrew man Heli, prop. aus. masc. indecl. a man's name, Hell Herodes, æ, prop. subs. mase. 1.4 man's name, Herod Terua, 1, aubs, masc. 2. a master Hic, nec, hoc, adj. pron. this iece, hecce, incor. adj. pron. this: fram hic and syllabic adjection cel clock, a dial Horreum, ii, subs, neut. 2. a barn, a storehouse, a granary, Horrendus, a, uin, adj. horrible, dreadful, awful; from horreo Hortnr, hortari, hortatus sum, verb dep. 1. to exhort, to advise, to en courage Hortus, i, suba, mase. 2. a garden Hospus, tls, subs. com. gen. 3. a guest, a stranger, an host Hospitium, ii, subs. neut. . an inn a lodging, entertainment, friend ship; from hoses Hosti, a, sabs. fem. 1. a sacrifice, a victim Hastilis, is, e, adj. hostile, unfriend ty, belonging to an enemy Hostle, is,subs. com. gen. 3. an enemy Hue, adv. Aither to this place; from htc Húměrus, i, subs. masc. 2. the shoud der Humus, 1, aubs-fem. 2. the ground
Ibi, uav. tnore, in that place Icus, is, subs. masc. 4. a blow, struke: rom ico 3
