Ac-commodate. (A.) ca'madas, giving what is wished. (ca'mas, desire, das, a giver.) Cfr. n to long for; zoμíw; commodum. v. Con-, Mete. [com-pleo; fr. ac-complir. Accomplish, pr, to fill; pul, to be heaped up. Cfr. ovμ-ñàŋ-pów; Ac-cost, Ac-cuse. cu,s, (cu,sati,) to speak. v. Coast. Cfr. ¡D to reason, to reprove; causa, ac-cuso.

Ac-coutre. crt, cat, to clothe, to surround. Cfr. to enclose; ZIT-; cothur-nus; fr. accoutrer.

[fr. as. ACE. ecas, one. Cfr. n one; lis, Exao-tos; as; it. asso; sp. Acel-dama. adjira, a court, or yard. Cfr. pn a field; 'arp-ós; ager; g. acker; goth. akrs; ags. æcer. Acerbity. crb, frbh, to hurt or injure.

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Cfr. to burn, an a

acetum, acidus.

sharp instrument; oppos; acerbus. Acetous, Acid. a, privative? v. Sweet. ACHE. acas, pain, sin; a,has, sin. Cfr. n grief, affliction; "azos,

Achieve. tfi'v, to take, to cover. Cfr. non to cover; záлw; capio. ACHOR. cfar, to ooze, to trickle; tfar, to go. Cfr. p an issue,

to gush out ; 'αχώρ, χωρέω, ιχώρ.

Acker. ac, to wind, or move tortuously.

Acne. a.ca, a mark or spot.

Acolyte. acula, of low family. Cfr. 'azóλov005.

Acop. v. Cap.

Acquaint. v. Know. Cfr. goth. kunnan; g. kunde; ofr. accointer. Acre. v. Acel-dama.

Acrid, Acritude. chard, to bite;

crt, to cut; cr', to hurt or injure; agris, the edge of a sword. Cfr. л, yp to cut off or down; acer, acritudo. [end; 'axpo-no-λes; acro-terium. ACRO-POLIS. agra, the summit; palli', a village. Cfr. the Аст. ACT. a,c, ad, to go. Cfr. "ayw, péopa; ago, act-um; fr. agir. ACUTE. cutt, to cut. Сfr. zónτw; a-cutus. AD-. (af-, ag-, &c.) a', to; ath, ad, to go; adhi, over. with; ↳ at; els; goth. at; og. az; ags. æt, to; g. zu.

A-damant. v. Dam.

את .Cfr

Adays. adya, to-day. Cfr. "non; hodie; g. heute; fr. aujour-dhui. ADD, And. add, to connect; da', to give. Cfr. nx with; "ett, tế, d; ad-do, et; g. und; d. en, ende.

Adder. ad, to eat; dhu'r, to strike, to kill; nat, nud, to hurt or kill. Cfr. torment; n to penetrate; "eow, "εx-id-va; edo, natrix; goth. nadrs; g. natter; ags. aetter. Ad-dress. tra,s, to speak. Cfr. w to inquire; fr. ad-dresser. v.

[Dress.

Adeling. id, to praise; al, to be competent. Cfr. ags. ethel; g.

edel; sp. hidalgo. v. -Olescent.

Adept. adipiscor, ad-eptus. v. Apt.

A-dieu. it. addio. v. Divine.

Adipose. dap, to accumulate. Cfr. vo fat; kínos; a-deps.

Adjutant. v. Aid.

Ado. ad, to strive, or endeavor. Cfr. 1 trouble. ['atos; adoro. Adore. dr, to reverence. a'daras, respect. Cfr. 1 to honor; Adroit. v. Dress.

[it. avviso. Advice. a'vis, evident. Cfr. cáo-pa; visus; fr. avis; sp. aviso; AEGI-S,-lops. adjas, a he-goat. Cfr. px a wild-goat; "at. AEL-, Aelf-, Al-, &c. al, to be competent; a'las, large, extensive. Cfr. strength, ↳ a leader; "olo5; "aǹdw; al-tus; ags. eald, ald-er; g. helfen.

[goth. aivs. AEON. a'yu, age; evas, going, moving. Cfr. aiwv, 'aɛí; aevum ; Aerate. i'r, av, to go, to shake; haris, air, wind; va ́, to breathe, Aest-. v. Ash. [to blow. Cfr. a river; 'ańp; aura. v. Wind. AFT-er. (ab-) apa, a particle of separation, &c.; tar, suffix of the comparative degree. Cfr. año, 'ení, 'oniow; ab, ubi; goth. af, απο, επί, οπίσω afar, aftaro; g. after; d. achter.

Aga. a', intensive, dji, to conquer.

v. Act.

Again-st. can, gam, ga', to go or approach; ghun, to turn round; anga,, again. Cfr. ags. on-gean, agen; g. gegen, gegangen. Agapè. gup, to guard or protect. Cfr. 'aɣan; cupio. ['aɣátys. Agate. cud, to burn; tsa,d, to shine. Cfr. 1 sparks, an agate; Age. yuga,, an age. Cfr. fr. age. v. Aeon.

AG-ent,-ile,-itate. v. Act.

[12 a troop; arqua; agmen.

Agminal. ag, to move, to approach; man, participial ending. Cfr. Agnes. agnis, fire. Cfr. ignis; sp. Iñez.

Agog. cac, to be thirsty; ca,cf, to desire. Cfr. p to hope, to expect; it. agognare; fr. à gogo.

Agon-ism,-y. agh, to go swiftly, to begin; agha., pain. Cfr. αγώνισμα; 'αγωνία; angor; g. angst. v. Act.

Agr-arian,-estic,-iculture. v. Acel-dama.

Agree. crath, to amuse.

Agrise. ghur, to terrify.

AGUE. edƑ, to tremble.

[v. Grat-, Cord-.

АH. a, an interjection of pity. Cfr. n alas; 'a, ai; ah; g. ach;

Aha. aha, an interjection of ascertainment, commendation, &c. Cfr. Ahoy. hve, to call, to challenge.

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[nx; 'aá; aha.

Aid. ad, to strive; yat, to persevere, to work; yuta, joined. Cfr.

[va-cillo; ags. eglian. weak, afflicted; 'ayin;

Cfr. ala; fr. aile.

adjuto; it. aiutare; fr. aider, ajouter. Ail. cel, tfal, to shake, to totter. Cfr. 1 Air. v. Aer-ate. A-jutage. v. Aid. Aisle, Al-ar,-ate. il, to go. ['εγείρω ; alacer. Alacrity. al, to be able; a'cr, to animate, to spur on. Cfr. strong; Alas. lut, to grieve. Cfr. g. leid; d. leed, laas, helaas; ags. lath; fr. helas. [the face and eyes; zoλós; cholera, color. Al-cohol. (Ar. al-kahala.) ca ́la, of a dark color. Cfr. to paint Alder-man. v. Ael-.

Alexi-.

racf, to defend.

Cfr. 'αλέξω.

ALGID. v. Gelid.

[alis. v. Alter, Ulter-.

ALIAS, Alien. anyas, other. Cfr. n yonder; "aws; alias; goth.

Cfr. "totos; g. od-zins; fr.

Alley. il, to go; a'valis, a row, a range. Cfr. 7 way, journey;

All-odial. ad, to occupy or possess.

Allonge. v. Lunge.

Allow. la', to give. fr. allouer.

[alleu; it. allodio.

Almoner, Alms. ma,h, to give; mas, to measure. Cfr. 'elenμoovvn; it. limosina; g. almosen; d. aalmoes; fr. aûmone; ags. aelmes.

Alone, Aloof, Also. v. All, One, Off, So.
Altar.

ala'ta,, a firebrand; a coal, burning or extinguished. Cfr. ny a burnt offering; an altar; altare, ara; g. altar. ALTER-nate. antaras, itaras, other. Cfr. ns thou, a person;

"ETEpos; alter; goth. anthar; g. ander, ändern; ags. odher; fr. autre, allerer.

Alv-eary,-ine. ulva,, the womb, a cavity. Cfr. deλçós; alvus, vulva. Ama. v. Aam. [uáw; amo; fr. aimer.

Aм-ability,-atory. cam, to love. Cfr. n to long for; beloved; AM-, AMB-, AMBE, AMBI-. am, amb, to go. abhi, a particle implying proximity, superiority, &c. Cfr. 'augi; "apßn; am-, amb-; g. um-; d. om-; ags. emb-, ymb-.

AMALGAM. (pálaypa.) mil, to mix.

AMARANTH. a, privative; mr, to die; marana, death. Cfr. disease; μαραίνω, α-μάραντος; amaranthus.

Amaurosis. 'apavpós. mur, to wrap round; mr, to die.

Ambassador. pag, pas, pas, pat, to go; bhaf, to speak. Cfr. no to

go by, "außaois; goth. andbahts; ags. embeht; it. ambasciadore; sp. pg. embaxador; fr. embassadeur. Amber. amb, to go; ambara,, a perfume. AMBI-. ubhau, both. Cfr. "auçw; ambo. Amble, Ambulatory. v. Alley.

v. Am-.

Amen. mun, to promise; man, to think; om, verily.
A-methyst. mad, to intoxicate; madhu, spirituous liquor.
AMI-able,-cable, Amorous. v. Am-ability.

Amict. mac, to adorn. amicior.

AMPHI-. v. Amb-, Ambi-.

Cfr.

[μεθύω, 'α-μέθυστος.

[pów; amplus; fr. ample. v. Fill.

Ample. u,bh, to fill; pul, to be great. Cfr. DN an assembly; inAmputate. pat, to cut, to divide. Cfr. 15, to scatter, to break to pieces; xó-лтw; amputo.

Amylaceous. (a-uvλov, amylum.) v. Mill.

An. v. A.

Anchor. a,c, vanc, to move crookedly; a.g, to divide; ancuras, a shoot or sprout. Cfr. non a fish-hook; 'arxý, "arzupa; anchora ; g. d. anker; sp. ancla; it. pg. ancora; fr. ancre.

Anchoret. anaga'ras, a hermit (an, privative), aga'ra,, a house. Cfr. a tower, an altar; p a roof, a city; xúpa, 'ava-zwpéw, Ancient. fr. ancien ; it. anzi, anziano. v. Ante, Antic. ['ava-xwpntys. Ancillary. gil, to do, to worship. ancillaris.

An-con,-cone. ('ayzóv.) anca,, the flank; anga,, a limb or member, AND. v. Add.

And-iron. indh, to kindle, to shine.

ANDRO-GYNOUS. naras, man; djani', woman.
ANEMO-. an, to sound, to breathe, to go.

snuff with the nostrils; "avepos; animus. An-gel. cel, tfel, to go; a,tf, to move, to speak.

אנק

[v. Angle. [' ανήρ ; γυνή.

Cfr. s man;
Cfr. 7 to blow, or

['arreλos. v. Call.
[αγγελος.
Cfr. 7 an angel;

Anger, Angina, Angor. agh, to go, to blame or censure; agha,, passion; ugra,, anger. Cfr. pas to cry out; pan to strangle; "arxw, "arppis, 'oprý; angor; goth. aggvus; g. eng; d. ang. ANGLE. ag, agh, to go; a,tf, to bend; angas, near, proximate; a gulas, a finger. Cfr. 'errús, 'aɣxúlos, "oyxos; angulus, uncus; g. winkel; d. g. angel. v. Anchor; Ankle.

Anguish, Angust. fr. angoisse. v. Anger. (angadjas, sickness.)
Anhel-ation. anila, air or wind. Cfr. anhelo. v. Anemo-.
ANIL. nilas, blue. Cfr. nilion? sp. añil; pg. anil.
ANIM-al, &c. v. Anemo-.

An-kle. a'n-cal, to bind or tie. Cfr. ¿nly; g. änkel; d. enkel; ags. ancleov; hp contracted, drawn together. v. Angle, Keel.

Anneal. nal, to shine, to bind or confine; ul, to burn. Cfr. ags. an-œl-.
Ann-als,-ual. hay, to move; hayanas, a year. Cfr. *vos; annus.
An-odyne. tun, to curve, to bend or make crooked. Cfr. 'oduvn.
An-orexy. rac, to taste, to obtain. Cfr. w to obtain; 'opɛyw.
Ansated. as, to share, to divide; a,sa, a portion, a shoulder. Cfr.
ANSER. v. Goose.
[ansa.
ANSWER. anusa'rin, following; anusva'ras, echo; anu, after; svṛ,
to sing, to praise; svar, to sound, to reprove. Cfr. ny to cry
out; to sing, to praise; cupitw; ags. andswarian; v. Swear.
Ante-, Anti-. antas, final, near, a boundary; anti, near.
Antelope. enas, an antelope.

An-tennæ. v. Tend.

? את .Ofr

[with; avri; ante.

Anthem. am, to sound; (i'd, to praise, to celebrate ;) Cfr. pin, non,

a noise ; υμνος, υδω.

An-tic,-tique. tac, to laugh at; tic, to go, to move; antagas, dead,

departed. Cfr. antiquus; fr. antique. [v. Ante. ANTRE. antar, within; antara,, a hole or rent. Cfr. "avτpov; antrum. AN-VIL. vil, to break or divide, to throw, to direct or send. Cfr. pha, to break; ẞaw; pello. ANXIOUS. ca'ncf, maʼncf, va'ncf, to desire. Cfr. anxius. v. Anger, ANY. anyas, other. Cfr. ullus; ags. anig; g. einig; d. eenig. v. Aorist, Aorta. r, to go.

AP-, Apo-. v. Ab-.

[Ache.

[An, One.

APE. capis, an ape. Cfr. p an ape; g. affe; d. aap; ags. apa. Aper-. v. Over.

Apheresis. hr, to scize. Cfr. alpśw.

Apiary. bhas, a bee. Cfr. apis; ags. beo; sp. abeja; d. bij.

Apollyon. lu', to cut. Cfr. ολλύω, 'Απολλύων.

A-pory. pa'r, to get through or
Apo-siopesis. svap, to sleep.
Apo-stle. v. Stall.

over; pur, to go before. Cfr. a-лopos. Cfr. otwnáw.

Cfr. 'ano-0jxn;

Apo-theca-ry. dha', to place.
Apo-zem. gai, to boil. Cfr. św.

Ap-paratus, Apparel, Apparitor. pr, to complete, pari, ornament.
Cfr. to adorn; ap-paro.

Ap-parent,-pear. pur, to go before. Cfr. ap-pareo.

Appeasing. (A.) upaça'ntis, appeasing. v. Peace. [ags. appel. APPLE. ap, water; pul, to accumulate. Cfr. goth. apel; g. apfel; Apricate. bhra'g, to shine. Cfr. pr a flash; ßpáσpa; apricor. A-PRON. pra, forth.

v. Front.