earth.]

[root

Hyǎděs, um, f. a constellation so called probably because they brought rain. [vew.] hýměnaeus, i, m. wedlock, 651. [Ὑμεναῖος.]

iǎceo, ere, ui, v. n. lic, lie low, 99. iǎcens, tis, adj. low-lying, 224. [iaceo.]

iacto, are, avi, atum, v. a. toss, 3, 29, etc.; blurt out, 102; show off, 140; revolve, 227. [iacio.]

iăcălor, ari, atus, v. dep. hurl, 42. [iacio.] iam, adv. now, already, 18, etc.; thenceforth, 272. [root YA, cp. os, s.] iamdudum, adv. this long

while, 580. [iam, diu, dum.] ibam, imperf. of eo.

ibidem, adv. on the same spot, 116.

Ilium, i, n. Ilium, Troy. Ilius, a, um, adj. Ilian, of Ilium (Troy), 268.

Ilus, i, m. surname of Iulus, 268.

ille, a, ud, pron. that, he, she,

it, etc.; that celebrated. illic, adv. there, 206. [ille.] Illyricus, a, um, adj. Illyrian, of Illyria (now Dalmatia and Albania), 243.

imago, inis, f. form, shape, 353, 408. [root SIM, cp. similis.]

imber, bris, m. rain, water, 123, 743.

immānis, e, adj. savage, huge, 429, 616; wicked, 347. [in = not; mānus = good.] im.mineo, ere, ui, v. n. threaten, 165; hang over, 420. [mineo = project.] im.mītis, e, adj. ungentle, 30. [in = not; mītis.]

immo, adv. nay rather, 753. [= in-mo.]

im.mōtus, a, um, adj. unmoved.

im.pello, ere, půli, pulsum, v. a. push, 82. imperium, i, n. command, sway, lordship, 54, 138, etc. [impero; in, paro = put upon.] im.piger, gra, grum, adj. without hesitation, 738. [piger, cp. piget.] im.pius, a, um, adj. undutiful, unnatural, 294, 349. [pius.]

im.pleo, ere, evi, etum, v. a. fill up, 729. [root PLE, cp. plenus.] im.plico, are, avi, atum (ui, ĭtum), v. a. insinuate, 660. [cp. sim-plex, du-plex.] im.pono, ere, posui, păsĭtum, v. a. put upon, 49, 62. im.prō.visus, a, um, adj. unforeseen, 595. im.pulit, perf. of impello. imus, a, um, adj. lowest, the bottom of, 84, etc. in, prep. with (i.) Acc.: to,

34, 253; towards, 82, 163, against, 108. (ii.) Abl.: on, 106; in, 109. among, 303, 491. [Gk. ¿v.] inānis, e, adj. empty, 476; unreal, 464.

in.cautus, a, um, adj. unsuspecting, 350. [in, caveo.] in.cedo, ere, cessi, cessum,

v. n. walk proudly, 46, 497, 690. in.cendium, i, n. burning, onflagration, 566.

in.ceptum, i, n. undertaking, 37. [incipio.]

in.cessus, us, m. gait, 405. [incedo.]

in.cipio, ĕre, cepi, ceptum, V. a. begin, 721. [in, capio.] in.cognitus, a, um, adj. unknown, 515. [co-, gnosco.] in.concessus, a, um, adj. unlawful, 651. [concedo.] in.crepito, are, avi, atum, v. a. challenge, 738. [increpo, Gk. кρéкw, Eng. crack.] in.cubo, are, ui, ĭtum, v. a. brood over, swoop upon, 84, 89. in.cultus, a, um, adj. desert, 308. [colo.]

in.cuso, are, avi, atum, v. a. blame, 410. [causa.] in.cutio, ere, cussi, cussum, v. a. strike into, inspire, 69. [quatio.]

in.dico, ere, xi, ctum, v. a. proclaim, 632. in.dignor, ari, atus, v. dep. deem unworthy, chafe, 55. [dignus.]

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in.gens, ntis, adj. vast, 192, etc. [in not, root GEN.] in.hŭmatus, a, um, adj. unburied, 353. [humus.] in.imicus, a, um, adj. unfriendly, hostile, 67. [amicus.]

in.iūria, ae, f. wrong, 27;

tale of wrong, 341. [ius.] in.lido, ere, si, sum, v. a. dash against, 112. [laedo.] in.mānis, see immanis. in.par, păris, adj. unequal, 475.

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in.piger, see impiger. in.pleo, see impleo. in.pulit, perf. of impello. inquam, v. defect. say, 321. in.rigo, are, avi, atum, v. a. water, shed, 692, note. [rigo wet, cp. rain.] in.scius, a, um, adj. ignorant, 718. [scio.] in.scribo, ere, psi, ptum, v. a. mark, 478. in.sequor, i, secutus, v. dep. follow up, 87, 105. in.sidiae, arum, f. lying in wait, treachery, 754. [in, sedeo.]

in.sido, ĕre, sēdi, sessum, v. n. sit in, 719. in.signis, e, adj. distinguished, 10, 625. [signum.]

in.spiro, are, avi, atum, v. a. breathe into, 688. in.sto, are, stiti, v. n. and a. press hard, 423, 468. in.struo, ere, xi, ctum, v. a. set forth, 638.

insula, ae, f. island, 159. in.super, adv. above, on the top, 61.

in.tactus, a, um, adj. untouched, virgin, 345. [tango.] intento, are, avi, atum, v. a. threaten, 91.

inter, prep. with acc. between,

106; amid, 191; compared with, 455; in the course of, 686.

interdum, adv. sometimes,

718. intĕreā, adv. meanwhile, 124, 180. [? inter ea, or inter ea(m rem).]

inter.for, ari, atus, v. dep. interrupt, 386.

interior, us, adj. inner, inside of, 637. [inter.]

intimus, a, um, adj. inmost, 243, note; superl. of intra. intono, are, ui, Ĭtum, v. n. thunder, 90.

intrā, prep. with acc. within. in.tractabilis, e, adj. hard to encounter, 339. [tracto.] intro-gredior, i, gressus, v. dep. enter within, 520. [gradior.]

intus, adv. within, 167, 294, 703. [ἐντός.]

in.věho, ere, xi, ctum, v. a. bear in, 155.

in.vīsus, a, um, hateful, 28, 387. [invideo = hale.]

in.vius, a, um, adj. pathless, 537. [via.]

Iōpas, ae, m. the Carthaginian minstrel, 740. Iov-, stem of Iuppiter. ipsě, a, um, pron. self, himself, herself, itself, themselves.

ira, ae, f. anger, 4, 11, etc. Italia, ae, f. Italy, 2, 13, etc. Itălus, i, m. an Italian, 109. Ítǎlus, a, um, adj. Italian, of Italy, 252.

iter, itineris, n. way, road, journey, 370, 656. [ire, ĭtum.]

iŭbeo, ere, iussi, iussum, v. a. command, bid, 577. iūdĭcium, i, n. judgment, decision, 27. [iudex, ius dico.]

iŭgo, are, avi, atum, v. a.

yoke, join, 345. [iugum.] iŭgum, i, n. yoke, ridge, 498. [root IUG; cp. iu(n)go.] Iūlius, i, m. the nomen of a Roman gens, to which C. Iulius Caesar and his nephew Augustus belonged, 288. Ïūlus, i, m. son of Aeneas, 267, etc.

iungo, ere, xi, ctum, v. a. join, link, 73; yoke, 568. [root IUG.]

Iuno, ōnis, f. queen of the gods, sister and wife of Jupiter.

Iunonius, a, um, adj. Ju nonian, of Juno, 671. Iuppiter, Iŏvis, m. Jupiter, king of gods and men. iūs, iūris, n. right, law, 293. [distinguished from lex, as

law in general from special enactments.]

iussum, i, n. command, 77. [iubeo.]

iustitia, ae, f. justice, 523, 604. [iustus.]

iustus, a, um, adj. fair, 508; just, 544. [ius].

iŭvěnis, is, m. f. youth, 321. iŭventa, ae, f. youth (abstract), 590. [iuvenis.] iŭventūs, ūtis, f. youth (collective), 467. [iuvenis.] iŭvo, are, iūvi, iūtum, v. a. help, aid, 571; impers. it delights, 203.

Karthago, inis, f. Carthage, the ruins of which are near Tunis.

lǎbor, ōris, m. toil, trouble, distress, 10; workmanship, 455; solis labores, eclipses, 742. [root ARBH = be active.]

lābor, i, lapsus, v. dep. glide, swoop, 394.

lăboratus, a, um, worked, 639. [labor.]

lăcrima, ae, f. tear, 228. [cp. δάκου.]

lăcrìmor, ari, atus, v. dep. weep, 470. [lacrima.] laedo, ere, si, sum, v. a. hurt, offend, 8.

laetitia, ae, f. gladness, 636. [laetus.]

laetor, ari, atus, v. dep. rejoice, 393. [laetus.] laetus, a, um, adj. glad, 35. [orig. plaetus, cp. latus (πλάτος).]

Laeva, ae, f. left hand, 611.

[λαιός.]

lapsus, a, um, part. of labor. lăqueāre, is, n. fretted ceiling, 726.

largus, a, um, adj. copious, 465.

lātē, adv. far and wide, 21. [lātus.]

lăteo, ere, ui, v. n. lie hid, 108.

lătex, ĭcis, m. liquid, wine, 686, 736.

Lătinus, a, um, adj. Latin, of Latium, 6.

Lătium, i, n. the broad plain

near the mouth of the Tiber. Lātōna, ae, f. mother by Jupiter of Apollo and Diana,

502.

lātus, a, um, adj. broad, wide,

427. [πλατύς.] lătus, ĕris, n. side, 122. [orig. platus, cp. laetus.] laus, dis, f. praise, 625; pl. 609; virtue, 461. [root CLU, cp. κλύω.]

Lăvinium, i, n. the town

built by Aeneas in Latium. Lāvīnus, a, um, adj. La. vinian.

laxus, a, um, adj. loose, 63.

[cp. Aúw, luo, loose.] lectus, a, um, adj. chosen, 518.

Lēda, ae, f. wife of Tyndareus,

mother of Castor, Pollux, Clytemnestra, and Helen. lego, ĕre, lēgi, lectum, v. a. choose, 426, note. lēnio, ire, ivi, ītum, v. a. assuage, 451. [lenis = gentle.] lěvis, e, adj. light, 147.

lěvo, are, avi, atum, v. a. lighten, 330; raise, 145. [levis.]

lex, lēgis, f. law, enactment, 507. [cp. lego.]

libo, are, avi, atum, v. a. lightly touch, taste, 256; pour a libation, 737. [λeißw.] Liburni, orum, m. a people of Illyria.

Libya, ae, f. North Africa,
22, etc.
Libycus, a, um, adj. Libyan,
African, 339.

licet, v. impers. it is lawful,
551. [cp. linquo.]
līmen, inis, n. threshold (usu.
in pl.) 389. [root LIG:
tie.]

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linquo, ere, liqui, v. a. leave, 517.

liquor, v. dep. flow, 432. [liqueo.]

litus, ŏris, n. shore, 3, etc.

loco, are, avi, atum, v. a. place, 213. [locus.] locus, i, (pl. -i and -a,) m. place, spot, 51.

longe, adv. far, afar, 13. longius, adv. farther, 262. longus, a, um, adj. long, deep, 159, etc.

loquor, i, locutus, v. dep. speak, say, 614, 731. lōrum, i, n. thong; pl. reins, 156, 477.

luctor, ari, atus, v. dep. struggle, 53.

lucus, i, m. grove, 450. lūdo, ere, si, sum, v. n. sport, 397; mock, 352, 408. [ludus = play.]

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