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super (§ 56, 1.d), above, concerning, besides, during. [super-, over and above, or upon. superabilis, e, conquerable. superbē, haughtily.

superbia, æ, F., pride, haughtiness. superbio, 4, to be haughty, splendid. superbus, a, um, haughty, arrogant, proud, superb, magnificent. supercilium, i, N., brow, ridge. summit, arrogance, sternness. superēmineo, 2, overtop, excel. superficies, ēi, F., surface, structure, what is aboveground. superfio, to be remaining. superfluo, xi, 3, overflow, abound. superfluus, a, um, overflowing. superfundo, 3, pour over, extend. supergredior, gressus, 3, overstep. superi, ōrum, the upper divinities. superimpleo, 2, fill to overflowing. superinjicio, 3, throw on or over. superior, us, higher, upper, former, older, superior.

super-jacio, 3, throw upon, overtop. supernas, nātis, of the upper country, northern. supernē, upward, from above. supernus, a, um, on high, celestial. supero, I, surmount, surpass, survive, abound, subdue, go past. super-pōno, 3, place on or over. supersedeo, sēdi, sess-, 2, sit upon surpass, desist, omit.

superstes, stitis, C., a bystander, survivor.

superstitio, onis, F., superstition, object of dread or scruple. superstitiōsus, a, um, superstitious, prophetic, scrupulous. supersto, I, stand on or over. super-sum, remain, abound, survive, be present, assist. superus, a, um (§ 17, 3. a), upper, higher; pl., the celestials. supervacaneus (-vacuus), a, um, superfluous, needless. super-venio, 4, come upon or over, follow, surpass, attack. supīnē, negligently. supino, I, to lay backward.

supinus, a, um, fallen backward, outspread, heedless, haughty. suppar, paris, nearly equal. supparasītor, 1, to fawn, flatter. supparum, i, N., a woman's linen garment, topsail.

suppedito, 1, [pes,] to abound, have in abundance, furnish. suppetiæ, ārum, F., aid, succor. suppetior, I, to aid, succor. suppeto, īvi (ii), īt-, 3, be at hand or equal, to agree, correspond. suppilo, I, filch, purloin. suppingo, pact-, 3, fasten beneath. supplanto, I, trip up the heels, overthrow. supplementum, i, N., filling-in, supply, recruiting.

supplēmentum, i, N., filling up. suppleo, ēvi, ēt-, to fill up, supply. supplex, icis, kneeling, suppliant. supplicatio ōnis, F., public prayer or thanksgiving.

suppliciter, suppliantly, humbly. supplicium, i, N., prayer, supplication; also punishment, torture (the criminal kneeling for the blow). supplico, I, kneel, implore, worship. supplōdo, si, 3, stamp, applaud. supplōsio, ōnis, F., stamping. sup-pōno, 3, put beneath, substitute, Jorge, counterfeit, subjoin. supporto, I, carry, convey. suppositicius, a, um, substituted. suppositio, ōnis, F., substituting. suppressio, ōnis, F., keeping back or down, embezzlement. supprimo, pressi, press-, 3, press down, sink, check, detain, suppress. supprōmus, i, M., under-builer. suppūro, I, to gather matter, [pur] supputo, I, to prune, reckon, trim. suprā, above, before, beyond, besides. suprēmus summus, highest, last. sūra, æ, F., calf of the leg. surculāceus (-osus), a, um, woody. surculus, i, M., sprout, shoot, twig. surdē, dimly, indistinctly. surdus, a, um, deaf, dull, mute. surgo, surrexi, ct-, 3, to rise, lift. surṛādo, si, sum, 3, scrape.

surrēmigo, I, to row beneath. Surrentum, i, N., Sorrento (near Naples).

sur-rēpo, 3, creep softly, steal upon. surrepticius, a, um, stolen. surreptus, [ripio,] snatched away. surrīdeo, si, 2, to smile. surrigo-surgo, rise.

surripio, pui, rept-, 3, snatch, steal. surrogo, 1, substitute.

sur-ruo, 3, to undermine, demolish. sursum, upward, on high.. sūrus, i, M., branch, stake. sūs, suis, C., hog, sow.

Sūsa, ōrum, N., capital of Persia. susceptor, ōris, M., contractor, receiver.

suscipio, cēpi, cept-, 3, take up,

sustain, acknowledge, undertake. suscito, 1, lift, cast up, rouse, restore. suspecto, I, to look up at, watch. suspectus, a, um, suspicious, dangerous.

suspectus, ūs, M., looking-upward. suspendium, i, N., hanging. suspendo, di, sum, 3, hang, suspend, support, depend, check, stop. suspicax, ācis, suspicious. suspicio, pexi, ct-, 3, look up to, admire, suspect, distrust. suspicio, ōnis, F., distrust, suspicion. suspiciōsus, a, um, distrustful, suspicious, causing distrust.

suspicor, I, mistrust, suspect, think. suspīrātio, ōnis, F.; -ātus (-itus),

ūs, M.; -ium, i, N., sigh, deep breathing.

suspiro, I, to sigh, sigh for. susque deque, up and down. sustentatio, ōnis, F., delay, suspense, forbearance, maintenance. sustento, I, sustain, support, maintain, endure, delay.

sustineo, ui, tent-, 2, hold, sustain, restrain, maintain, endure. sustollo, 3, lift, raise.

sustuli, [tollo, or suffero,] raised. sūsum=sursum, upward. susurro, I, to whisper, murmur. susurrus, i, M., a whisper, murmur. sūtēla, æ, F., [suo,] artifice.

sūtilis, e, sewed, fastened.

sūtor, ōris, cobbler.

[bler.

sūtōrius (-trīnus), a, um, of a cobsūtūra, æ, F., a seam.

suus, a, um, one's own, favorable; pl. M., one's friends or soldiers; N., one's property.

Sybaris, is, F., a Greek town in S. E. Italy, noted for luxury. †sycaminus, i, F., mulberry. tsỹcē, ēs, F., gum-resin. †sycophanta, æ, M., informer, slanderer, cheat, flatterer. Sylla Sulla.

†syllaba, æ, F., syllable. sylva-silva, forest.

†symbola, æ, F., share, scot. †symbolus (um), i, M., mark, token. †symphōnia, æ, F., harmony. symphoniacus, a, um, for singing. Symplēgades, um, F., cliffs in the Euxine, which dashed against one another (myth). †symposium, i, N., banquet. †syngrapha, æ, F.; us, i, M., note, bond, contract.

Synnada, ōrum, a town of Phrygia, famous for marble. Syphax, ācis, king of Numidia, ally of Carthage, died B.C. 201. Syracuse, ārum, F., a city of Si

cily, taken by Marcellus, B.C. 212. Syria, æ, F., the country E. of the Mediterranean.

Syrinx, gis, F., a nymph, beloved by Pan, changed to a reed. †syrma, æ, F., a trailing robe. syrtis, is (idos), F., quicksand; Syrtes, two great shoals on the North coast of Africa.

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tabernaculum, i, N., tent, pavilion. tabernārius, a, um, of shops or booths; pl., shopkeepers. tābes, is, F., decay, pestilence. tābesco, bui, 3, consume, dissolve. tābidus, a, um, decaying, corrupt. tābificus, a, um, dissolving, corroding, infectious.

tabula, æ, F., board, plank, tablet, panel, picture.

tabulāris, e, of boards or tablets. tabulārius, a, um, of records; M., registrar; F., record-office; N., archives.

tabulātio, ōnis, F., flooring. tabulātus, a, um, boarded, floored; N., floor, layer.

tabulinum, i, N., balcony, terrace, a shelf for records, picture hall. tābum, i, N., corruption, pestilence. taceo, cui, cit-, 2, to be silent, still, noiseless.

tacitē (tō), silently.

taciturnitas, ātis, F., silence. taciturnus, a, um, inclined to silence tacitus, a, um, silent, secret, mute. tactio, ōnis, F., touch. tactus, [tango,] touched. tactus, ūs, M., handling, touch. tæda, æ, F., pitch-pine, torch; marriage-torch, wedding.

tædet, uit (tæsum est), it wearies. tædium, i, N., weariness, disgust. Tænarus (os), i, C.; (-on, N.), the southern point of Greece. Tænarius, a, um, Spartan. tænia, æ, F., fillet, hair-band. tæsum est, [tædet,] it wearies. tæter tēter, offensive. tagax, ācis, light-fingered. tālāris, e, of the ankle; N. pl., winged sandals. tālārius, a, um, of dice. tālea, æ, F., rod, bar, cutting. talentum, i, N., talent (cwt, or sum of a little over $1000). tālio, ōnis, F., punishment in kind. tālis, e, such, of such sort. talpa, æ, F., mole.

tālus, i, M., ankle, ankle-bone, die. tam, so; tam... quam, as (well) as.

tamarix, īcis, F., tamarisk. tamdiu, so long . . . (quamdiu, as). tamen, yet, still, nevertheless. tametsi (tamenetsi), although. tammodo, but just now. tamquam, as if, as it were. Tanais, is, M., the river Don. Tanaquil, īlis, wife of Tarquin. tandem, at length, now then. tango, tetigi, tact-, 3, touch, reach, hit, affect, cheat, mention. tanquam tamquam, as if. Tantalus, i, myth. k. of Phrygia, punished in Tartarus with eternal hunger and thirst. tanti (gen.), at such a price. tantillus, a, um, so little. tantisper, for so long.

tantō, by so much (w. compar.). tantopere, so much, so greatly. tantulus, a, um, ever so little. tantum, so much, so far, only. tantummodo, only, a little while. tantundem, just so much.

tantus, a, um, so great, so much, so many.

tantus-dem, a, um, just so great. tapēte, is, N. (acc. -ta, pl., -tas, M.), carpet, rug, tapestry. tarandus, i, M., reindeer (?) tardē, slowly.

tardipes, pedis, slow-foot.

tarditas, ātis, F., slowness, dulness. tardities, ēi; -tūdo, inis, F., slow

ness.

tardiusculus, a, um, rather slow. tardo, I, to delay, prevent, linger. tardus, a, um, slow, sluggish, lingering, dull, deliberate. Tarentinus, a, um, of Tarentum (Taranto), in S. E. Italy. tarmes, itis, M., woodworm. Tarpēia, æ, the maiden who-be

trayed the citadel to the Sabines. Tarpēius mons, the steep north front of the Capitoline. Tarquinius, i, the 5th and 7th k. of Rome, B.C. 618-578, 534-509 (from Tarquinii, in Etruria). Tarracina, æ, F., a coast-town half-way bet. Rome and Naples.

Tarraconensis, e, of Tarragona, in
Spain.
Tartarus (os), i, M.; -a, ōrum, N.,
the place of eternal torture,
hell; adj., Tartareus or -inus.
Tartessus, i, F., a port of Spain.
tarum, i, N., aloe-wood.

Tatius, i, a Sabine king, reigning
jointly with Romulus.
taura, æ, F., a barren cow.

taureus, a, um, of bulls or oxen.
Tauri, ōrum, a people of Thrace.
tauriformis, e, bull-shaped.
Taurii lūdi, games in honor of
the infernal deities.

Taurīni, ōrum, people of N. W.
Italy (Turin).

taurīnus, a, um, of bulls, or oxen.
Taurois, entis, a fortress of Mas-
silia.

Tauromenium, i, N., a town of
eastern Sicily.

taurus, i, M., bull, ox, bullock.
taxa, æ, F., laurel.

taxatio, ōnis, F., reckoning.
taxeus, a, um, of yews.
taxim=tetigerim, [tango,] touch.
taxim, gently, by degrees.
taxo, I, touch sharply, charge a-
gainst, appraise.
taxus, i, F., yew.

Taygetus, i, M.; -a, ōrum, N., a
mountain-ridge in Laconia.

tē (tu), thee.

† techna, æ, F., craft, trick.
tecte, covertly.

tectōrius, a, um, for covering; N.,
thatch, plaster.

tectum, i, N., roof, dwelling, shelter.
tectus, [tego,] sheltered.

tēcum (tu), with thee.
ted-tē, thee.

tēda tæda, torch.

Tegea, æ, F., a town in Arcadia.
Tegeeus (-us), a, um, Arcadian.
teges, etis, F., covering, mat.
tegillum, i, N., hood.

tegimen (tegmen), inis, N., cover.
tego, xi, ct-, 3, to cover, hide, shelter.
tegula, æ, F., tile.
tegulum, i, N., roof.

tegumen, inis; -mentum, i, N.,

cover.

Tēius, a, um, of Teos (Anacreon).
tēla, æ, F., web, warp, loom.
Telamo (-on), ōnis, father of Ajax.
Tēleboæ, ārum, a robber people
of Acarnania.

Tēlegonus, i, son of Ulysses and
Circe, slayer of his father. and
founder of Tusculum.

Telemachus, i, son of Ulysses
and Penelope.

Telephus, i, son of Hercules and
Auge; king of Mysia.
tellus, ūris, F., the earth.
Telmessus, i, F., a town of Caria.
tēlum, i, N., spear, javelin, weapon.
temerārius, a, um, accidental, rash.
temerē, by chance, rashly, hastily.
temeritas, ātis, F., chance, rashness.
temero, I, to profane, pollute.
Temesa (Tempsa), æ, a town of
S. Italy, noted for copper mines.
tēmētum, i, N., intoxicating drink.
temno, 3, scorn, despise.
tēmo, ōnis, M., beam, pole, waggon.
Tempē, pl., N., a valley of Thessaly.
temperamentum, i, N., measure,
moderation, temperament.
temperans, tis, moderate.
temperanter, with moderation.
temperantia, æ, F., moderation.
temperātē, temperately.
temperātio, ōnis, F., tempering.
temperātus, a, um, arranged, pre
pared, moderate.

temperi, [tempus,] at the fit time.
temperies, ēi, F., tempering, temper,
tempero, I, to temper, qualify

soften, regulate, govern, forbear.
tempestas, ātis, F., time, season,
weather, tempest.

tempestīvē, seasonably.
tempestivitas, ātis, F., timeliness.
tempestivus, a, um, fil, ripe, timely.
templum, i, N., open circuit, sanc-
tuary, temple.

tempora, um, N., temples, head.
temporālis, e; -ārius, a, um, for a
time, temporary.

temporātim, at times or seasons.

tempori, in season, tempto tento, try.

tempus, oris, N., time, season, occa

sion, circumstance; temple. temulentia, æ, F., intoxication. temulentus, a, um, drunk. tenācitas, ātis, F., stubbornness. tenāciter, stubbornly.

tenax, ācis, grasping, firm, tenacious, stubborn, stingy.

tendo, tetendi, tent- (tens-), 3, stretch, extend, spread out, go, tend, endeavor, encamp. tenebræ, ārum, F., darkness, night, gloom, blindness, death. tenebricus (-cōsus), a, um, gloomy, dark, obscure.

tenebrōsus, a, um, dark, gloomy. Tenedos (us), i, F., an I. near Troy. tenellus, a, um, tender, delicate. teneo, ui, tent-, 2, hold, keep, attain,

comprehend, restrain, endure. tener, era, um, soft, tender. tenerasco (-esco), 3, to grow soft. teneritas, ātis, F., softness. tenor, ōris, M., career, course. tensa, æ, F., a car (for the images of the gods).

tensio, ōnis, F., stretching out. tensus, [tendo,] stretched, tight. tentābundus, trying here and there. tentamen, inis; -mentum, i, N.; -ātio, ōnis, F., attempt.

tento, I, try, tempt, attack, attempt. tentōrium, i, N., tent.

tentus, [tendo,] stretched; [teneo,]

held.

tenuis, e, thin, slender, narrow,

shallow, meagre, slight, fine, poor. tenuitas, ātis, F., thinness, scarcity. tenuiter, thinly, poorly, finely. tenuo, I, make thin, dilute, attenuate, reduce, enfeeble. tenus, ŏris, N., cord, snare. tenus, up to, as far as (§ 56, 1. g). tepe-facio, 3, to make warm. tepeo, 2, to be lukewarm. tepesco, pui, 3, grow lukewarm. tepidārium, i, N., warm bath. tepidus, a, um, lukewarm, faint. tepor, ōris, M., gentle warmth.

ter, three times.
tercentum, three hundred.
terdecies, thirteen times.

terebinthus, i, F.,

turpentine-tree. terebra, æ, F., auger (for boring). terebro, I, to bore, pierce. teredo, inis, F., borer.

teres, etis, [tero,] worn smooth, rounded, polished.

Tēreus, i, myth. king of Thrace. tergeminus, a, um, three-fold. tergeo, 2; -go, si, 3, to wipe, cleanse. Tergeste, is, N., a port of Istria, Trieste.

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tergilla, æ, F., pork-rind. tergīnum, i, N., raw hide. tergiversatio,ōnis, F., refusal, exatergiversor, I, turn the back, shuf fle, evade.

tergo tergeo, wipe. tergum, i; -us, ŏris, N., back, body, hide; dare terga, to flee. termes, itis, M., olive-bough. terminālis, e, of boundaries. terminatio, ōnis, F., fixing bounds. termino, I, to bound, limit, define. terminus, i, M., boundary, limit. ternīdēni, æ, a, thirteen each. ternus, a, um, by threes, threefold; pl. three each, three.

tero, trivi, trit-, 3, wear, wear away, bruise (for threshing), frequent. Terpsichore, es, the Muse of Dancing.

́terra, æ, F., earth, ground, region. terrēnus, a, um, earthen, earthy, earthly.

terreo, ui, it-, 2, to frighten, alarm, scare away.

terrestris, e, of the earth, or land.
terreus, a, um, earthen.
terribilis,e, frightful, dreadful.
terricula, æ, F., a bugbear.
terrifico, I, terrify.

terrificus, a, um, causing dread.
terrigena, æ, C., earth-born.
territo, I, to terrify.

territōrium, i, N., territory. territus, [terreo,] frightened. terror, ōris, M, dread, terror. tersus, [tergo,] clean, correct, neat.

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