also, "trembling"] 1. Of persons: To hurry about in a restless manner, to bustle about touch, handle"] ("That may be touched or handled "; hence, 'flexible, pliant"; hence) 1. Of persons: In character, disposi-anxiously or eagerly.-2. Of tion, etc. a. Yielding. b. things: To flutter, etc. With a preceding negative: Unyielding.—2. Of things: With a preceding negative: Unclement; v. 53. trádí děrim, perf. subj. of trado. trep-idus, ida, Idum, adj. Of persons: Restless, alarmed, in a state of trepidation, trembling with alarm [prob. akin to τρÉπw, to rout, put to flight"]. tres, tria (Gen. trium), num. adj. Three [Gr. Tρeis, τpía]. triětēricus, a, um, adj. Triennial:-trieterica orgia, the triennial orgies; i. e. those of Bacchus, which the people of Thebes in Boeotia celebrated every third year on Mount Citharon [Gг. тρiетηрiкós, “pertaining to a rрLernpís, or triennial festival"; hence, triennial "].. trăho, traxi, tractum, trăhĕre, 3. v. a.: 1. ("To draw, drag"; hence) Of colours as Object: To draw to one's self, derive, from something; v. 701. -2. ("To draw in, quaff";ful, hence) of love as Object: To imbibe, etc.-Pass.: trǎhor, tractus sum, trăhi. to tris-tis, te, adj. Sad, sorrowgloomy [prob. akin Sans. root TRAS, "to tremble, be afraid"; and so, literally, trembling, being afraid "]. triumphus, i, m. A tri 66 trā-no, nāvi, nātum, nāre, 1. v. a. [tra (= trans), "across ";umphal procession, a triumph [Gr. no, to swim"](" To swim across"; hence) To fly, sail, or glide through the clouds, etc. trans-mitto, misi, missum, mittere, 3. v. a. [trans, "through"; mitto (in reflexive force), to send one's self"] ("To send one's self through"; hence) To pass through or over, to cross; v. 154. epiaußos, "a processional hymn in honour of Bacchus"]. 66 trí-vi-um, i, n. [tres, trium, three"; vi-a, a way"] ("A thing pertaining to three ways"; hence, "a place where three roads meet "; hence) A public street or highway. Troja (= Tro-ia), æ, f. [Trōs, Trō-is, Tros," an ancient king of Phrygia] ("The city of Tros") Troy-the taking of Troy by the Greeks is said to have occurred B.C. 1184. Hence, Trōj-ānus, āna, anum, adj. Of, or belonging to, Troy Trojan:-Trōjānus dux, the Trojan leader, i. e. Ænes, vv. 124, 165. Trōjānus, a, um; see Trōja. trūdo, trūsi, trūsum, trūd. ĕre, 3. v. a. To push, push for- | [tu, "thon or you"] Thy, thine, wards or along. tu, tăi (plur. vos, vestrum or vestri), pron. pers. Thou, you; -at vv. 47, 265, emphatic [Gr. σú; Doric rú]. tuĕor, Itus sum, ēri, 2. v. dep. To look, or gaze, upon or at; to regard, behold. tŭlissem, pluperf. subj. of féro. tum, adv.: 1. At that time; then.-2. Then, in the next place, next [prob. akin to a demonstr. root To; Gr. Tó]. your, yours. tyrannus, i, m.: 1. Originally: A monarch, sovereign, who obtained supreme power contrary to the institutions of his country; opposed to Baσideús, an hereditary possessor of royalty.-2. A despot, tyrant [Tupavvos]. Tyrius, a, um; Tyrii, ōrum; see Tyrus. Tyrus, i, f. Tyrus or Tyre (now the ruins of Sur); a maritime and commercial city of tun-c, adv. [apocopated Phoenicia, Dido's birth-place. and changed from tum-ce; fr.-Hence, Tyr-ius, la, lum, tum, "at that time "; demonstr. suffix ce] At the very time, at that time, then. tu(n) do, tǎtǎdi, tunsum and tūsum, tundĕre, 3. v. a. (“ To strike, smite, beat "; hence) To assail, din, etc., with words.Pass.: tun(d)or, tunsus and tūsus sum, tundi [akin to Sans. root TUD, 'to strike "]. turb-idus, Ida, idum, adj. [turb-o," to disturb"] Disturbed, troubled. turb-o, avi, ātum, āre, 1. v. a. [turb-a, "a disturbance"]("To make a turba with regard to"; hence, "to move violently"; hence) 1. Of the sea: To disturb, agitate.-2. To throw into disorder or confusion. 66 tur-i-crĕm-us, a, um, adj. [tus, tūr-is, incense"; crěm-o, to burn"] Of altars: Incense-burning, on which incense is offered, for burning incense. turpis, e, adj. ("Unsightly, filthy"; hence) Morally: Base disgraceful, shameful. adj. Of, or belonging to, Tyre; Tyrian.-As Subst.: Tyrii, ōrum, m. plur. ("The Tyrians"; hence) The Carthaginians [Túpos; fr. a Hebrew word meaning Rock"]. über, ĕris, n.: 1. An udder. -2. Of wild animals: A dug [akin to Sans. údhar; Gr. ov@ap]. u-bi, adv. [akin to qui] 1. Of time: When.-In narrative, the adverbs ubi, postquam, simul ac, and others signifying "when, as soon as," are joined to the perf. ind. where the pluperf. would have been expected. Such perf. must be rendered as a pluperf.; v. 80.-2. Of place: Where. ulciscor, ultus sum, ulcisci, 3. v. dep. To avenge; to take vengeance on a person, or for a wrong, etc. ul-lus, la, lum, adj. [for unlus; fr. un-us, one"] Any. ultimus, a, um, sup. adj.: 1. Of place: Furthest, most distant.-2. Of time: Latest, last.-3. Of degree: a. Utmost. tu-tus, ta, tum, adj. [tŭ--b. Lowest, meanest. ĕor, "to protect"]("Protected, guarded"; hence) Safe, secure." tŭ-us, a, um, pron. poss. turris, is, f. A tower [Gr. τύῤῥις]. ul-tor, tōris, m. [for ulctor; fr. ulc-iscor, "to avenge"] An avenger. billows, billowy. ul-trix, tricis, f. adj. [for | [und-a,, "a billow"] Full of ulc-trix; fr. ulc-iscor, to a venge"] Avenging, vengeful. ultr-o, adv. [obsol. ulter, ultr-i, beyond" 1. On the further side.-2. Of one's own accord, voluntarily, spontaneously. ultus, a, um, P. perf. of ulciscor. úlŭlârunt, for ůlŭlāvērunt, plur. perf. ind. of ǎlulo. ung-o (unguo), unxi, unctum, ungère, 3. v. a. (" To anoint, or besmear,' with any fat substance or oily liquid; hence) Of a vessel: To daub with pitch, to pitch.-Pass.: ung-or (unguor), unctus sum, ungi [akin to Sans. root ANJ, "to anoint ". 3. pela-tus, tūs, m. [ŭl-hand [akin to Gr. övv§]. unguis, is, m. A nail of the ul(a)-o, in force of "to wail"] A wailing, shrieking, lamentation. 2. úlŭlātus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of ŭlulo, no. 2. ǎl-ŭl-o, avi, atum, āre, 1. v. n. and a.: 1. Neut. ("To howl" as a wild animal; hence) To wail, shriek, utter a wailing cry.-2. Act. To cry or howl out to; to yell, or shriek out, a person or a person's name.-Pass.: ŭl-ŭl-or, ātus sum, ari [natural sound "ul"; akin to Gr. ολολύζω]. umbra, æ, f.: 1. Shade, shadow.-2. The shade, spirit, or ghost of a departed person, un-ā, adv. [adverbial abl. of un-us, "one"] In company, at the same time, together. us, ns, un-ǎnim-is, e, adj. [un"one and the same "; ănim'mind"] Having one and the same mind, or feelings, with another; like-minded; with kindred feelings, sympathizing. unctus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of ungo. unda, æ, f. ("That which wets") 1. Water.-2. A wave, billow, surge [akin to Sans. root UND, "to wet or moisten "]. und-i-que, adv. [und-e, "whence"; (i) connecting vowel; que, indef. suffix] ("Whencesoever"; hence) From all parts or every quarter; on all sides. und-ōsus, ōsa, ōsum, adj. un-quam, adv. [un-us, one"; quam, as in quisquam] At any (one) time; ever. ; ūn-us, a, um (Gen. unius; Dat. uni), adj.: 1. One; a single person, etc.-As Subst. : unum, ius, n. One thing.-2. Alone [akin to Gr. els, év-ós]. urb-s, is, f. [prob. fr. urb-o, to mark out with a plough "] ("That which is marked out with a plough"; hence) 1. A city, a walled town.-2. The city for the people of a city. ūro, ussi, ustum, ūrĕre, 3. v. a. (To burn" with fire; hence) To burn, inflame, consume with love, etc.-Pass.: uror, ustus sum, ūri [akin to Sans. root USH, to burn"]. ū-sus, sūs, m. [for ut-sus, fr. ut-or, "to use "]("A using"; hence) Use, employment, etc. ut (originally ŭti), adv. and conj. [prob. akin to qui] 1. Adv.: a. As.-b. When :-ut primum (when first; i. e.) us soon as.-2. Conj.: a. That = to with English Inf.-b. So that. -c. To the end that, in order that. uter-que, utra-que, utrumque (Gen. utrius-que; Dat. utri-que), pron. adj. [uter," one or the other"; que, suffix] One and the other; both, each. uxōr-ius, a, um, adj. vā-do, no perf. nor sup., děre, 3. v. n. To go, to come [akin to Gr. Ba-ívw (dissyll.), "to go"]. vagīna, ∞, f. A scabbard, sheath, of a sword, etc. våg-or, atus sum, ări, 1. v. dep. [våg-us, "wandering"] To wander, roam, etc. vǎl-ĕo, ui, Itum, ere, 2. v.n.: 1. ("To be strong or vigorous " in body; hence) With Inf.: To have the power, or be able, to do, etc. [prob. akin to Sans. bal-a, "strength"]. vál-idus, Ida, Idum, adj. [vǎl-ěo, "to be strong"] Of an oak: Strong, sturdy. vallis, is, f. A valley. vānus, a, um, adj. ("That contains nothing; void"; hence) Of a belief: Idle, delusive, vain. văr-ius, la. fum, adj. ("Party-coloured, spotted"; hence) 1. Various, different, of different kinds.-2. Mentally: Changeable, varying, etc.-As Subst. vărium, fi, n. A changeable thing [Notes to Syntax, p. 132, B. (3), 2] [akin to βαλειός]. vā-tes, tis, comm. gen. ("A speaker"; hence) A soothsayer, diviner, etc. [prob. akin to FA, root of fa-ri,to speak"; and to φα, whence φά-σκω φη-μί, το say "]. vätum, gen. plur. of vates. vě, enclitic conj. Or [akin to Sans. vá, a particle denoting "option"]. or vel, conj. [akin to vol-o, velle, "to wish"] ("Wish choose"; hence) Or if you will, or :-vel. . vel, either ... 01. vělim, pres. subj. of volo. velle, pres. inf. of volo, vell-us, ĕris, n. A fleece [akin to Sans. úr-na, "Wool," as "the covering thing," fr. root VRI, "to cover "]. vēlōcior, us; see velox. vēlox, ocis, adj. Swift, fleet, rapid, etc. Comp.: vēlōc věl-ut (věl-uti), adv. [věl, even "; ut (uti), as"] 1. Even as, just as.-2. Just as if, just as though, as if, as though. vēna, æ, f. A vein. vēnātum, Supine in um fr. vēnor. ་་ vě-nē-num, ni, n. [vě, intensive particle; něc-o, to kill"]("The powerful, or mighty, killing thing"; hence) Poison. Věněrem, Věnĕris, acc. and gen. of Venus. vēni, perf. ind. of věno. věn-ía, læ, f.: 1. Favour, indulgence, kindness.-2. Pardon, forgiveness [akin to Sans. root VAN, to love"]. 1. věniam, fut. ind. of věn fo; v. 387. 2. věnĭam, pres. subj. of věnio; v. 637. 3. věnĭam, acc. sing. of věna ; vv. 50, 435. věnĭens, ntis, P. pres. of věno. věnĭet, 3. pers. sing. fut. ind. of věno. věnio, vēni, ventum, venire, 4. v. n. 1. To come.-2. Impers. Pass.: ventum est, (it was come; i. e.) they came.3. With in mentem: To come into the mind;-at v. 39 the clause quorum consederis arvis is the Subject of věnit [§ 156, (3)] [Oscan root BEN; akin to Gr. Ba(i)v-w, "to go"; Sans. root Gâ, to go, to come "]. vēnor, ātus sum, āri, 1. v. dep. To hunt. ventum (supply est); v. 151; see věnío. vent-us, i, m. ("The blowing thing"; hence) The wind [akin to Sans. root vâ, "to blow," through P. pres. vant]. Ven-us, ĕris, f. ("The loved one") 1. Venus; the goddess of love and beauty.-2. Love, as a passion or emotion [akin to Sans. root van, "to fove"]. verbum, i, n. A word. věrĕor, ítus sum, ēri, 2. v. dep. To fear, dread. vēr-o, adv. [ver-us," true "] 1. In truth, in fact, assuredly. verto, verti, versum, vertĕre, 3. v. a.: 1. To turn.-2. With Personal pron. in reflexive force: To turn itself, turn, become changed; v. 455 [akin to Sans. root VRIT, "to turn "]. 1. vēr-um, adv. [ver-us, "true"] ("Truly "; hence) In adversative force: But. 2. vērum, i; see vērns. vērus, a, um, adj. True.As Subst.: vērum, i, n. That which is true, the truth. vestig-íum, li, n. [vestigo, "to track"] ("A tracking;that which is tracked"; hence, "a foot-print, foot-track"; hence) A trace of any feeling, emotion, etc.; v. 23. ves-tis, tis, f. A garment; clothing, dress [akin to Gr. FeoOns, "a garment"; Sans. root VAS, "to wear" as clothes; "to put on "]. vět-us, ĕris, adj. ("That has existed, etc., for years"; hence) That has existed for a long time, old, ancient [akin to ĕr-os, "a year," with digamma prefixed]. vexātus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of vexo. vexo, āvi, atum, āre, 1. v. a. 2. But in fact, but indeed, how-intens. [= veh-so; fr. věh-o] ever. ver-ro, si, sum, rère, 3. v. a. ("To sweep"; hence) To sweep along, skim over, the waters, etc. ("To carry much or frequently"; hence, of the result of such carrying, to move violently hence, to ravage, lay waste"; hence) Mentally: To trouble, vex, harass, distress. - Pass.: vexor, ātus sum, āri. ver-so, sāvi, sātum, sāre, 1. v. a. intens. [for vert-so; fr. vert-o, "to turn"] 1. To turn via (old form vě-a), æ, f. much or often; to keep turning. ("That which carries or con-2. Mentally: To keep turn-veys"; hence) 1. A way, road. ing over in the mind; to meditate,-2. A way, journey.-3.A way, devise. mode, method [akin to Sans. vaha, "a road"; fr. root vAH, carry "]. vert-ex, icis, m. [vert-o, "to turn" ("The turning thing"; hence) 1. The top, or crown, of the head.-2. The top, or summit, of a mountain, tree, etc. "to vicis-sim, adv. [vicis, change"] ("By a change"; hence) In turn, on the other hand, etc. |