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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    BAR To baptise, Aliquem * II baprizare, sacro * H baptisinatis fonte abluere, salutaribus, vel sacris, aquis insper- gere, * || Christianas religionis sa- cris initiare. A baptistery, Sacer * || baptismi fons, * || baptisterium. AtoaptUt, or anabaptist, Qui infantes * |f baptizandos esse negat. Baptised, * || Baptizatus, * II Christi- ans religionis sacris initiatus. A baptiser, * || Baptizator, qui aliquem * || Christiana; religionis sacris ini- tial. A baptising, * || Baptizatio, * || Chris- tianas religionis initiatlo. A bar, Vectis, is, ni. A bur to keep people from too near a court, Clathri, pi. curiae repagula, vel claustra. A door-bar, Obex ; repagulum. To break open the bars, Repagula convellere. The bar of a haven, Repagulum. A bar [hindrance] Iinpedimentum, mora. IT To -put a bar upon a thing, Alicui rei moram et impedimentum afferre. The bar in a public house, * Abacus rationalis. A bar in law, Cavillatio, exceptio || dilatoria. To -bar [keep from] Interdico, exclu- do. TT He is to be burned from giving his voice, De ponte dejiciendus est. To pitch the bar, Sudem jaculari, vtl jactu vibrare. A little bur, Pessulus. A bar [starting place] Repagula, pi. A bur [where causes are pleaded] Clathri, pi. cancelli in foro. TT On my first appearance at the bar, Ut pvibium for inn attigi. He hath left the bar and court, Saiutem dixit fo- ro et curias. He muketh a good fi- gure at the bar, In foro floret, est In splendore forensi, versatur in fo- -o optima fide et fama. He ap- ptareth no more at the bar, Forensi luce caret. The bar rcauireth a good and strong voice, Sunsellia fo- rensia graviorem et pleniorem vo- cem desiderant. B To plead at the bar, Pro tribunal] caussas agere, defendere. defensi- tare. Barred, Oppessulatus, pessulo firma- tus. Cross-barred, Clathratus, cancellatus. A barb, Spiculum; barba. To barb, Tondeo, abrado. Barbed, Barbatus, $ barbiger. Barbs [for a horse] Phalerae, pi. te- gumenta equorum. Barftaw' | * Barba™s> * Barbaricus. A barbarisvi, * Barbarismus, * sola>- cismus', * barbariei. Barbarity, or barbarougness, Crudeli tas, truculentiaj imm&nitas, inhu- manitas; J barbaria, barWies. Barbarous, Orudelis, inhumhnus, sse- vus, truculentus, immanis ; ^ bar- barus. Barbarously, Inhumane, inhumanivy, atrociter, truculenter; barbare. I To speak barbarously, Oratione in culta uti. A barbel, Mullus barbatus, barbatu- luf. A barber, Tonsor. A female barber, Tonstrix, tonslri- cula. A barber's shop, Tonstrina. Of, or belonging to, a barber, Tonso- rius. A barberry, Spina? acidse pomum. A bar J, Pofila amiquus. Bare [naked] Nudas, nudatus ; $ pa- tens. IT / will shear him to the bare tlcin, Tondebo nunc usque ad vi- vam cutem. Bate [only] Solum, tantum, tantum- mpdb. v He will believe me upon my bare word, MUii injurato credot BAR Bare f without grass, or hair] Gtaber IT Hare in clothes, Male vestitus. pan- nosus, pannis obsitus. To make bare, Nudo, denudo. [To •.cover] Aperio. To be bare [without hair, tyc.) Ola- breo. To begin to be bare, Glabresco. To be made hare, Glabror, Col. Bare [lean] Macer, gracilis. To become bare, or lean, Maceo, ema- cesco, mncresco, emacre.sco. To make bait, or lean, Emacm. Ab'ireplat without grass, Glabretum, Col. Bare of money, Inops, indigens ptcu- nia. Thread-bare, TritUS. TT As bare us a bird3* tail, Nudior le- beride. Bare-boned, Strig'osus. Barefooted, JDisealceatus, excakeatus, ipides. TT To run barefoot, Pede nndato cur- rere. To walk bareheaded, Capite aperto ambulare. Barely [scarcely] Vix. IT //e con barely live, Vix aut ne vix quidem vitam tolerat. Barely [poorly, slenderly] Tenuiter, exiliter. IT Bareness in clothes, Pauper cultU vel vestitus. Of hair, Calvities. Of money, Tenuitus. A bargain [agreement] Pactum, con pactum; conventum; pactio; coi.- ditio; stipulatio. A small bargain, Stipulatiuncula. ff To break omV bargain, A pactione abire, vel discedere •, pactum fran gere, rumpere, violare. To- buy a bargain, Parvo, vel vili, pretio aliqu'.d emere. TT You havi bought it a vary good bargain, Pe cunia tua bene r.dUocata est isto mercimonio. J ^ond barguin pirkpursc, Quod non opus est, asse carnm est, Sen. V, To sell one a good bargain, \\\\,vcl parvo, pretio illiquid vendere. IT To stand to one's bargain, Conventl stare, pactis mantre. IT A bargain [it is agreed] Placet conditio. A hard bargain, Conditio in!qua. A bargain [jesting on a person] Lu dilicatio. tT To sell one a bargain, Aliquem lu diheare. To bargain, make, or strike up abar gain, '* Paciscor, dejiaciscor ; sti- pulor ; pactum, vel pactionem, cum aliquo facere, conllare, sancire rem cum aliquo conlrahere ■, (ce- dus, inducias, pacem, societaiem pangere. To bargain for [hire] Conduco. A bargain-maker, Pactor, stipulator. Bargained, Pactus, stipulatus. A bargaining, Pactio, spousio. A deceitful bargaining, Fraudatio pactio fraudulenta. IT To deal du-eitfully in bargaining, Aliquem in pactione circumvenire, decipere, fraudare, deludere. A barge, * Linter, * navigium, $ <:ymba. A f*rry~barge, Ponto, onis, m. A bat%e man, master or owner, Navi- culatGr', navicularius, | portitor. The bark of a tree, Cortex, ici'a, f. The inner bark, Liber; cortex inte- rior, vel tennior. A little bark, Corticula, Col. To bark [peel trees] Decortico, ex- cortico; corticem detrahere. Having a thick bark, barky, Cortico sus. To be barked, or peeled, Decorticor. Barked [peeled] Decorticatus. Barked, or having a bark, Corticatos, cortice obductug. A barking of trees, Decorticatlo. 26 BAS A bark, or little ship, * Navigiolum , le?nbus; navis speculatoria. stvifi bark, 01 pinnace, * Myoparo, 5ms, m. To bark [as a dog] Latro, latratum edere. To bark at, Aliquem allatrafe, vel la trare; latratu aliquem petere vtl persequL 7c bark against, Obiatro, *obgannia. Barked at, Allatratus, latratu petitus A barker, Latrator. A barking, Lalratus, * gannitus Btirlcy. Hoi'deum. Barfty-flour, Polenta. Barley-water, * Plisana, ptisanariuin, Hor. TT Barley-corn [in measure] Hordei granum. Bdonging to barley, Hordeaceus, hor dearius. A burn, Horreum, granariura. A hay-bam, Foanile, is, n. A little barn, Horreolum. A barometer, Instrumentum ad era vitatem incumbentis afiris meticn- d am. A baron, H Baro, onis, m. * dyna«tn, ce, m. Of the exchequer, Quasstyr fiscajis. Baronage, || Baronatus. A baroness, \\ Baromsga. A baronet, f| Barunculus, II baronetus. A barony, || Baronia, * dynastia; *sa trajiia. A barrack, Ca?a militaris. A barrator, Vitilitigator; rabula; caus- sarum C'-nciliator, Ulp. Barratry, Cahnnnia lilium. A barrel, Dolium, cadus. IT Never a barrel the better htmng, Similes habent labra lactucas. A little barrel, Doliohim. Ofabarrel, Doliaris. The barrel of a drum, * Tympjmi li<r nea compages. Ofagun, Tonneuti fistula. Of a jack, Fusus qui vtif- sat veru. Of a clock, Fusus * no rologii. To barrel up, In doliis, vet cailis, re condere. Barrelled up, Doliis reconditus, cadis servatus. Bux-ren, Sterilis, infecundus, effetus. To grow 6an-e7j,Sterilesco. Barrenly Steriliter, effete, Mar. Barrenness, Sterilitas, infecunditas, exilitas. Ba rr ic rs, [boundaries] Li mites, pi. fines, termini. barriers [before a house] * Prolny rum, Fit* To play at barriers, *.Pakestra con certare. A barrister at law, Jurisconsultus, caussidicus, caussarum actor, pa- tronus, advocatiis. A harrow. Vehiculum. To carry out dung, &c. Vehiculum quo purga- menta hortorum auferuntur. A hand-barrow, Vehiculum manibus porta ndum. A wheel-barrow, Vehiculum un4 rotA instruct urn, manu trusatile. To drive a wheel-barrow, Trusatile ve- hiculum agitare, agere, impellSre. To barter, Merces commutare, mer* cem merce permutare. Bartered, Commutatvs, permutatus. A barterer, Mercator, qui mercen commutat A bartering, Mercium commutatki vel permutatio. A base [foundation] Fundamentunx, basis, f fundamen. A base court, Curia inferior. A base tenure, Clientela servilis. Base [mean] Humilis, vulgaris, cb Base [cowardly] * Animi pusilli ho mo, ignavus, timidus. Base [counterfeit, as metal] Adul terinus. [Knavish] Fraudulentus, fallax, improbus. [Shameful] In famis, famosus, fed us. \StarM