An abridgment of Ainsworth's dictionary : English and Latin, designed for the use of schools / by Thomas Morell. Carefully corrected and improved from the last London quarto edition by John Carey.

  • Ainsworth, Robert, 1660-1743.
Date:
1829
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Credit: An abridgment of Ainsworth's dictionary : English and Latin, designed for the use of schools / by Thomas Morell. Carefully corrected and improved from the last London quarto edition by John Carey. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AN ANT APR Angular, Angularis. Animadversion [correction] Castiga- ti o. [Observ at ion] Aiumadversio, notatio, observatio. To animadvert [take notice of] Ani- madverto, observo, animum ad ali- quid advertere. Animal, Animal, animans. Belonging to animals, * Animalis. Animal life, Anima. To animate, [give life] Animo. To animate, [encourage] Cohortor, fxcito, incito, incendo, animum addo. Animated, [enlivened] Animatus. [Encouraged] Excitatus, incitatus. The act of animating, Cohortatio, in- citatio. Animosity, [heat] Met. Ardor, impe- tus. [G-rudge] odium, simultas. Anise, Ahisum. Anker, [of brandy] DoUolum. Annalist, Annalium conditor, fasto- rum scriptor. Annals, Annales, pi. fasti. Annates [first fruits] Primitiae, pi. To annex, Annecto, appono, impo- no, adjungo, adjicio. [Assign] Ascribo. Annexed, Annexus, appositus, ad- junctus, additus, adjectus. Annexion, Annexus, appositio. To annihilate, Aliquid ad nihilum red- igere, omnino delgre, funditus ex- tmguere. To be annihilated, Pereo, intereo. Annihilated, In nihilum redactus, om- nino deletus,i unditus exlinctus. Annihilation, Extinctio. Anniversary fast, Jejunium anniver- sarium,tH.f solenne. Feast, Annuum festum Annotation, Notatio, nota, commenta- rium, observatio. Annotator, Annotator, Pliru To announce, Annuntio. To annoy, Incommode, laedo, offendo. Annoyed, Lapsus, offensus, damno af- fectum. Annoyance, Noxa, damnum, incom- modum ; laesio, offensioi Annual, Annuus, solennis. Annually, Quotannis, singulis annfe. Annuity, Pensio annua, reditus an- imus. To annul, Abrogo, rescindo. Annulled, Abrogatus, reseissus. The act of annulling, Abrogatio, abo- litio. Annular, Annularis. The annunciation, [Xady Day] || An- nuntiatio Maria; virginis. To anoint, Ungo, inungo; Uno, ob- lino, alUno, illino, illinio. About, Ciicumlinio, circumlino. All over, Perlino, perlinio, perungo. Often, Unctito. Upon, Superinungo, su- perlino. Anointed, Unctus,, delibutus, $ litus, illitus, perJ'usus. With sweet oint- ments, Unguentatus. All over, Per- unctus, circumUtus. The act of anointing all over, Perunc- - tio. The act of anointing, Unctio, inunc- tio; unctura. Belonging to anointing, Unctuarius. dn anointer, Unctor. Ufa dead body, Pollinctor. Anomalous [irregular] Abnormis, enormis. I Anon, Vid. Immediately, Presently. Anonymous, * Anonymus. Anonymously, Sine nomine. || Ever and anon, Identidem. Another, * Alius. H He is of another mind, aliter putat If your case were mine, you would be of another mind* tu si hie esses, aliter sentires. Lest he be of another mind, ne sen- tentiam mutet. One another. H They may be a help to one another, alii aliis prodesse possunt. Bear ye one another's bur- dent, oiler alteritis onera Donate. || One mischief on the neck of an- other, aliud ex alio malum. They killed one another, mutuis ictibus occidere. They like one another well, uterque utrique est cordi. One after another, Alteniis vicibus. One with another. TT They cost me ten shillings one with another, singu- li, si numerum aequaveris, decern solid is constiterunt. He sold the fruit one with another, promiscue frutins vendidit. At another time, or place, Alias. Another man's, Alienus. IT Free of another mail's purse, de alieno li- berals. Another way, Aliorsum, alio modo. ~V» answer, or return answer, Res- pondeo, responsa dare, subjicio, re- pono, replico. IT He answereth from the purpose, alienum respondeL He answereth like for like, par pari re- fert To answer [suit] Congruo, convenio, qua<U'o. [Excuse] Excuso, aliquem culpa liberare, vet eximere. IT You c«ri never answer that fault, te de Ism re nunquam excusare poteris. To ansioerfor, Spondeo, ad me reci- pio. [Be security for] Pro aliquo praedem, vel vadem, se sistere. [Give an account of] Rationen* red- dere. To answer, as an echo, Assono, resono. To answer again, [as servants] Ob- loquor, proterve respondere. [Rail at] Regerere convicium in ali- quem. To answer an action at law, Restipu- lor. Objections, Adversarii nodos dissoh'ere, rei objecue occurrerc, a foreseen argument, proecunvre. n answer, liesponsio, responsum. From God, Oraculum. Answerable, Congruens, consouus, consentaneus. To be answerable for, PraestO. Answcrably, Pariter, similiter , con- gruenter. A person who answers for another, Praes; vais, vadis. The answering of an action at law, Restipulatio. The act of answering for^ Vadimonium. An ant [pismire] tormica. An ant hill, Caverna formicosa, gru- mulus formicis repletus. LAke ants, For mi cuius. Antagonist, Adversarius. Antecedence, Primatus, principatus. Antecedent [subst.] Principiurn. Antecedent [adj.] Antecedens, praece- dens. Antecedently, Ante, antea, prius, in antecessum. Antechamber, Anterius conclave ; * antithalainus; Van: Vitr. procce- ton, riin. To antedate, Tempus antiquius quam par est adscribere. To anticipate [prevent] Anticipio, antecapio, anteoccupo, praeoccupo; occurro; praevenio, pra?sumo. Anticipated, Praeoccupatus, anteoccu- patus. Anticipation, Anticipatio, anteoccupa- tio, pra'occupatio, * prolepsis, is, f. Antics [in buildings] Signa antiqua, iigurae aniiquae, T gryllf, Plin. An antic, [mimic] Histrio, * mimus, ludius; ludio. Antidote, * Antidotum, * alexiphar- macum. Antimonarchical, Regiae dominationi adversarius, unius dominatui ini- micus. Antimony, Stibium, stimmi, indec. Antipathy, Odium, fastidium ; repug- iiautia, aversatio, * antipathia, Plin. IT To have an antipathy to a pa- son, ab aliquo naturali odio refu- gere. The antipathy and sympathy of inanimate beings, odia amicitiae que rerum seusu carentium. \& Antiquary, Antiquarius, antiquitatua> studiosus. Antique, Antiquus, ex^Aetus, $ arcbaV icus. Antiquity, Antiquitas, v^tustas. Antlers, Rami primigenii cornuum cervi junioris. An anvil, Incus, udis. f. IT That affair is now upon the anvil, de ea re jam deliberation An anviPs stock, Truncus incudis. Tf To hammer upon an anvil, lncude aliquid subigere, mollire, tundere. Anxiety, Anxietas, anxietudo. Met, cruciatus, solicitudo,aegritudo. Anxious, Anxius, soUcitus. To be anxious, | Trepido. Anxiously, Anxie. Any, Ullus, quilibet, quisquam, quv vis j omnis. IT Any one of you, qui- vis vestrum. / use him the most of any, hoc ego utor uno omnium plurimo. He took as much pains as any °f you, aeque ut unusquisque vestrum laboravit- If you provoke me any more, praeter haec si me ir- ritas. If they had any mind, si in animo esset. / understand not any one word, verbum prorsus nullum intelligo. He cometh not behind any for grandeur, neinini cedit splendo- re. There was never any doubt of it, de eo nunquam omnino dubita- tum est. Without any danger, Sine omiu periculo. Any man, body, one, Ecquis, ecquis- nam, quispiam, quivis, quivis unus. IT Ho, is any body here ? he us, ec quis hie est ? Is any man a/ivt more fortunate than 17 ecquis me vivit hodie fortunatior ? If any one ask for me, si quis me quaerat. Any thing, Quicquam, vel quidquam, quidpiam, quijipiam, quodvis. TI Any thingpUastth me, mihi quidvis »o.t est. /i If he offend in any thing, si quid pecat. Rather to t>vff'tr any thing, (jualvis pati malle- / have not said any thing falsely, nihil quidquam mentitus sum. Is he any thing the richer for it ? an propte- rea ditior evasit? Anything of a gentleman would scorn to do it, ali- quis paullo humaniore indole id agcre nollet. Any further, Ultei-itis. amplius. Any how, Qaoquomodo. Any longer, Diutius. Any more, Amplius. Any where, Usquam, alicubi, ubivis, ubilibet, u^piam. tT It were better to live avL, where, praestantius fue- rit ubivis gentium a,*(atem agere. If you are any where out of the way, si uspiam absis. If any where, SicubL If from any quarter, sicunde. If at any time, Siquando. Any whither, Quoquam, usquam, quo- piam. TT Are you going any whither? InuTisne quopiam es ? At any time, Unquam, quandocunque Aorist [Greek tense] Indefinitum. Apace, Cito, celeriter, propere, fes- tinanter. TT It raineth, vehementer pluit. He runneth, currit gradu in citato. He rcadtth, cursiin legiL He spcaketh, praecipitat sermonem. The ship saileth, na'sis feriur cita gurgiU'. Apart, Seorsum, separatim, sigilla- tim. TT They were examined apart. diversi interrogabanlur. Apart from, Sejunctus, secretus, se- gregates. To stand apart, Disto, distito. Apartment [any lodging] JEdium pars, iPditicii membrum. Ape, Simius, simia. A little ape, Si miolus, simiola. To ape a person, Imitor. aliquem imi- tando, effingere atque exprimere, imitatione cunsequi, vel assequi. Aperture, Apertura, Vitr. Aphorism, Placitum; brevis deft Ditto.