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Emetic. v. Vomit.

Em-peror, -pire, -porium. pur, to lead, to go, a city; pr', to guard, to protect. Cfr. Da governor; opsów; im-perator; it. imperadore; fr. empereur; ags. faran.

Em-piric. v. Peirastic.

E-munctory. ma,dj, to clean, to purify. Cfr. emungo.

En-. v. In, A, An.

Enceinte. v. Cincture.

En-comium. cam, to desire, to love; tfam, to eat.

εγκώμιον. ν. Comity.

END. antas, the end. Cfr. goth. andeis; g. ende.
En-deictic, dict. v. Dic-.

Cfr. χώμος,

Enemy. in-imicus; it. nemico; sp. enemigo; fr. ennemi.

ability.

EN-ERGY. ardy, to work, to make. Cfr. "epyw; urgo.

v. Am

En-gine. djan, to produce. Cfr. Da lineage; yeȇw; gen-ero, ingenium; sp. ingenio; fr. engin.

Enigma. nic, to meditate. Cfr. aiviocopat, aliqua.

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ENTER, Entrails, Entry. antar, within, antra,, an entrail. Cfr. "Evepa; inter, intro, venter; sp. entrar; it. entrare; fr. entrer. En-viron. vr, to cover, to surround. Cfr. sp. birar; fr. virer,

environner.

Envy. invideo; fr. envier. v. Vid-.

EP, EPI. ('εní.) upa, api, abhi, near, beside, with.

.אפר .Ephod

v. Band.

Ep-ic. v. Fable.

Epicede. exostov. cad, to weep. Cfr. up to grieve.

קוט

Epulation. epulæ, (edi-pulæ? Ainsworth.) v. Eat, Full.

Equal. eva,, as, like; ecas, one, the same; vifu, equally. Cfr. 78 thus; ios, tzw; æquus; goth. iba, ibns; g. eben.

EQU-erry, -estrian. agvas, a horse. Cfr. inños; equus; fr. ecuyer, ecurie. v. Esquire.

Era. i'r, (air-,) to go. Cfr. æra; sp. era.

v. Err.

ERGO. ard, to make; u'rdjas, power. Cfr. prw; ergo, ex-erceo, -itus; it. esercizio; fr. exercise. v. Work.

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ERR. i'r, r, to go. Cfr. to pervert; "eppstv; erro; goth. airzis ;

g. irre; it. errare; fr. errer.

Erruncate, (ab-, av-.) averrunco. lunts, to pluck up.

Escalade. v. Echelon.

Escape. v. Scamper, Shaft.

Eschar. v. Carbon.

Escheat. fr. echeoir. v. Chute.

Escutcheon, scu, to cover. Cfr. azúros; cutis, scutum; it. scudo; sp. escudo; fr. ecu-sson; ags. scylan, scyld; sw. skyla; g. d. schild. v. Shade.

[cutcheon.

Esquire. fr. ecuyer; sp. escudero; it. scudiere. v. Equerry, EsESSENCE. as, (asti,) to be. as, (asti,) to be. Cfr. n existence; 'cori; esse-ntia;

goth. g. ist; it. essenza; fr. essence.

ESTABLISH. stu'p, to heap up, to erect; sta,bh, to fix, to support. Cfr. 3 to place; stabilio; it. stabilire; fr. etablir.

ESTATE. stha', to stand. Cfr. oratós; status; g. d. staat; it. stato; sp. estado; fr. etat.

Estival, Estuary. v. Ash.

Etch. g. etzen; d. etsen.

V. Eat.

Eternal. æternus, (ævi-turnus.) fr. eternel. v. Aeon, Dur-. Ether. iddhas, shining, clear. Cfr. a?0-w, -tp; æther; ags. wæder ; g. wetter; d. weder.

Eth-ic, nic. edh, to grow or increase. Cfr. "e0w, "e0vos; ethicus, -nicus; g. heide. v. Use.

Ethiop. Aidio. indh, to kindle. Cfr. "aw; æstus.

Etio-logy. yat, to make, to strive. Cfr. Y to produce; altía.
Etymo-logy. satyas, true.
Cfr. ετυμος.
Eu-. su, good, easy, well.

Cfr. ev.

Euch-ology, Euc-tical. ya'tf, to ask. Cfr. "evyouat. [Equal, Ab-. EVEN. iva, eva,, even, so, as. Cfr. goth. iba, ibns; g. eben. V. Ever. (ags. efre.) v. Aeon, Hora-.

EVIL. a'vilas, foul, turbid; abalas, weak, feeble; vya'las, wicked, villanous. Cfr. a foul, vile; goth. ubils; g. übel ; d. euvel ; ags. efel. [ειχω; e-vito. Evitable. vitt, to abandon; vitf, to separate. Cfr. 12 to separate; d. ooi; ags. eowa.

EWE. avis, a sheep. Cfr. 'oïs; ovis; goth. avis-ti; sp. obeja; Ewer. hvr, to bend, to curve. Cfr. goth. hrugg; ags. hwer; g. Ex-. v. Ec-. [krug; d. krog; fr. cruche. Examine. cam, to be tranquil, to inspect. Cfr. ¡n gross, stupid; to observe; oîμa; exam-en, -ino; pg. enxame; fr. essaim. Example. v. Sample.

Execute.

v. Seek.

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Excellent. ucfa'las, excellent. (A.)
Exegesis. v. Act.

Exercise, Exergue. v. Ergo.

Exhaust, hr, to seize. Cfr. "apów; haurio.

Exile. v. Sally.

Exist. v. Essence, Estate.

EXODUS. hod, to go. Cfr.

EXPATIATE. pat, to go. Cfr.
Expedite. v. Speed.

y to pass by; 'odós.

5 to depart; лeτáw; pateo, expatior.

Exper-. pr, to be busy, to labor. Cfr. ND power; neipa; experior. Extra. v. Con-tra-ry.

Exult. v. Salt-.

EYE. acfi, (nayana,,) the eye. Cfr. 1; 0GGE. "ozzo; oculus; goth. augo; g. auge; d. oog; it. occhio; sp. ojo; fr. œil; dan. öye; ags. eag.

Fable. djap, hlap, to speak; a,b, to sound. Cfr. 7 speech; "ew; fabulor; it. favola; sp. hablar; fr. fable. v. Fac-und. Fac-. bhu', to be, (Caus. bha'v-.) Cfr. notéw, gów; facio; fr. ποιέω, φύω façon, faire, faisable. Fac-und, Face. vatf, bha'f, to speak; vactra,, the mouth or face; vafc, to see. Cfr. φάζω, φάω, φάμα; fama, facundus, facies, fatum, fabula, facetus, facies.

Fadge, Fagot. pi,dj, to join; pas, pag, to bind. Cfr. ; fascia, pango, figo; goth. fahan, faskja; ags. fægen, fengan; g. Fæces.

v. Fetid.

[fangen.

Fail. il, to go; vi-li', to lie down, to perish; lab, ava-la,b, to fall; phal, to divide; sphal, to tremble. Cfr. 1 to fail, to fall; oçáììw; fallo, fulsus, labor, folium; g. fehlen; d. falen; it. fallire; fr. faillir.

Fain. bhad, to enjoy. Cfr. goth. faginon; ags. fagen.

[van.

Faint. pen, pain, ven, to go. Cfr. vanus; fr. faner; goth. ags. Fair. bha', to shine. ags. fager; goth. fagrs.

FAITH. vid, (veda,) to perceive, to know. Cfr. nɛiow; videre, fido, fides; it. fede; goth. ags. vitan; g. wissen ; sp. fe; fr. foi, feal. Fald-. v. Fold.

Fall, False, Falter. g. fallen; d. vallen; ags. feallan; fr. affaler; g. falsch; d. valsch; sp. falso. v. Fail.

Fame.

v. Fac-und. Webster says of çáw, "I suspect this root to be contracted from çayw or çaxw, Class Bg."

FA-MILY. pa', to protect; mil, to associate. Cfr. a family;

to gather together; pa-ter, mil-es, fa-mil-ia, famulus; it. famiglia; fr. famille.

Famine. bhacf, to eat. Cfr. gáyw; fames, (fagmes?) fr. faim. Fan. va', (va'na,) to blow, to breathe. Cfr. qu-oáw; vannus; fr. van; g. wanne; d. wan; ags. fann.

[tasia, fanaticus. Fan-. bha', to shine, to appear. Cfr. gáw, gaivw, yavtáłw; phanFane. (fanum.) van, to serve, to honor.

Fang. v. Fadge.

Fanion. v. Banner.

FAR, FARE. para, remote; pur, to go before. Cfr. 15 absence; ñóóów, τорɛów; foris, porro, præ, pro; ags. feor, faran; goth. faran; g. fahren, fern; d. varen, veer, voor; fr. forain, hors. Farce. v. Force.

Fardel. v. Bear.

Fart. pard, to fart. Cfr. népow; pedo; g. furz.

Fascia. v. Fadge.

[v. For.

[βασκαίνω; fascino.

Fascinating. vag, to desire; vagi, subjugating, fascinating. Cfr. Fash. paf, vaf, to strike.

Fashion. v. Facile.

Fast. v. Fadge. upavasta,, hunger. (A.)

Fastidious. bhaf, to rail, to reproach; bha'f, to address; bhas, to blame or abuse, to eat. Cfr. 11 to loathe, to despise; yáots; fastidiosus. [v. Sting. Fastigiate. (fastigiatus.) dha', to place; tid, (Caus.) to sharpen. FAT. vath, pi, pi'v, to grow or be fat. Cfr. po to fatten, to cram ; 7 fat; a collop of fat; niwv; pinguis, fatuus; ags. g. fett; Fate. v. Fac-und. [d. vet. FATHER. pa', to protect, to nourish; pitr, father. Cfr. 175 a tutor, a nurse; a father or instructor; яaτp; pater; ags. fœder; g. fader; d. vader; sp. it. padre; fr. père.

Fathom, Fatiscence. pat, to surround; put, to embrace, to bind; pad, to collect. Cfr. n to enlarge; g. faden; d. vaden; ags. fœthem; goth. fatha.

Fatuous. vatharas, stupid, slow, dull. (A.) v. Fat.

Fauces.

bhacf, to eat. Cfr.

Fault. v. Fail, Fall.

the mouth; to chew the cud;

[φάγω ; faux.

Favillous. bha', to shine. Cfr. D brightness; páw; favilla.

Favor. dha', to place, to give.

Fay. v. Fadge.

Fealty. v. Faith.

Cfr. a bound, affection; váw;

[fa-vor, fau-tor; it. favore; fr. faveur.

FEAR. bhri', bhi', bhef, bhref, to fear; bhi'rus, timid. Cfr. pé

Bouat; vereor, pavor, formido; goth. faurhtei; d. vaaren; ags. færan; fr. frayeur, effroi. v. Bashful, Far.

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FEATHER. pat, to fly; patra,, a wing. Cfr. Téτoμai; nτíhov; peto, penna, (petna); g. feder; d. veder; ags. fether.

Febri-. v. Fever.

Fect. (af-, con-, de-, in-.) v. Fac-ile.

Fe-cund. bhu', to be. Cfr. qu-; fu-, fe-tus, -cundus. v. Facile, Fat. Federal. badh, to bind; vid, to know, discover, obtain, wed. Cfr.

ay to pledge; nay a band; foedus, vador.

Fee. pag, to bind; pagus, an animal. Cfr. pecu-nia; goth. faihu; og. fihu; g. vieh; d. vee; dan. fee; ags. feoh. v. Fend-. Feeble. v. Ab, Ability. Cfr. a-σ05; de-bilis; it. fievole; sp. feble;

fr. foible.

Feed. pa', puf, bhat, to nourish; ad, bhud, to eat. Cfr. n the mouth; náoμat; pa-sco, -bulum; goth. fodjan; g. füttern; d. væden; ags. fœdan.

Feign. vants, to deceive. Cfr. fingo; goth. bi-faihon ; d. veinzen ; arm. fincha; sp. fingir. v. Figure.

-Feit. (counter-, sur-.) v.

Fac-ile.

[Filter, Fleece. Fell, Felt. vil, to clothe or cover, to break or divide. v. Bale, Fail, Fellow, Felly. pel, phel, vel, to go, to vacillate. Cfr. who to wallow; volvo; goth. walwia; g. felge; d. velg; dan. falge; ags. fælge. Felon. v. Fail. [v. Follow. FEM-. va'mas, a breast; va'ma', a woman; dhe, to drink. Cfr. dylus, dŋlý; femina; fr. fem-elle, -inin.

Fenerate. dhan, to produce fruit; dha', to place, to give. Cfr. dav Feod, Feoff. v. Fee, Feud.

[εiw; fœnus.

FER-. (ali-, bi-, con-, de-, re-, suf-.) v. Bear. Ferine, Ferocious. svr', spr', dhvṛ, to injure, to destroy; dhr, to hold, to carry; bharv, to strike, to fight. Cfr. 5 wild, furious; drip, pip, ydɛipw; ferox, ferus, furia.

[viren.

Ferial. pr, to delight. Cfr. to beautify; feria; g. feier; d. Ferment. gharmas, heat. Cfr. 7 the south; dépun; fervere, -mentum; goth. varmja. v. Burn.

Fer-millet, -reous. dhr, to hold; dhi'ras, firm, solid, strong. Cfr. 'εopaios, σionpos; fir-mus, fer-rum; sp. hierro; w. fer (solid); Ferry. v. Bear. Fare. [fr. fer, ferme. [Cfr. con-fiteor, -fessus.

Fervent.

v. Ferment.

-Fess. (con-, pro-.) bhaf, pat, to speak; bhas, to blame, to threaten.

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