ITALIAN 
 
 POCKET DICTIONARY: 
 
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PREFACE. 
 
 The general approbation with which this valuable little 
 Dictionary has been received ; the rapidity with which four- 
 teen editions have been exhausted in England ; and its uni- 
 versal adoption by instructors in this country, are a sufficient 
 recommendation of the work. Many errors of accentuation, 
 orthography, <x:c. had, however, found their way into the 
 text, which has been carefully revised, and compared with 
 those of Alberti, Barberi, &c. 
 
 In a Pocket Dictionary of so copious a language as the 
 Italian, a complete vocabulary is not to be expected. In or- 
 der to make the additions to this part of the work more use- 
 ful, the texts of the classics most commonly read by beginners 
 were examined, and such words and idioms inserted from 
 them, as were not contained in the former editions.* The 
 
 * These additions amount to about three thousand articles. 
 
 _ 
 
4 PREFACE. 
 
 works used for this purpose were the Scelta from Goldoni, 
 JVbtti Romane, Gerusalemme Liberata, the Tragcdie of Monti, 
 Prose Italiane, and Poesie Italian^ compiled for the use of 
 Harvard University, &c. 
 
 The Grammar, which is quite a useful compend, has been 
 enlarged by some additions respecting articles, gender, num- 
 ber, &c. 
 
 Boston, Dec. 11, 1828. 
 
ACCIDENCE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 By J. OUISEAU, A.M. 
 
 CHAPTER I. 
 
 T 
 
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 HE Italian tongue has twenty-two letters. 
 Letters. Sounds in English. Italian Examples. 
 
 A ah Casa 
 
 B hay Becco 
 
 C tchay, before e, i Cencio 
 
 C kay, "before a, o,u Bocca 
 
 n dav Dedito 
 
 E a Bene 
 
 Y f Filosofo 
 
 C G djay, before e, t* Geiite 
 
 > G gay, before a, o, u Garbo 
 
 H acca, is only a sign, xoithout any svund Hanno 
 
 I ee v Diritto 
 
 J «,lon? Temcj 
 
 L / Latino 
 
 M m Marrao 
 
 N n Nano 
 
 O o Bntta 
 
 P pay Padre 
 
 Q coo and hew Quagha 
 
 R air Parian 
 
 S «♦ Sartore 
 
 T ray Tetto 
 
 U oil or oo Fu'uro 
 
 vny VeOB 
 
 c Z If Camzze 
 
 <Z ds Zelo 
 
 K and w are only used in foreign names. C cc .•— Xerxes, Bene ; Alexander, .Ihssandro ; 
 supplies K and to i • a vowel, cell en t, e 
 
 and p bef Ph becomes/;— Philosopher, fil tofo. 
 
 X is commonly changed into *, ti, and sometimes 
 
 
ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 OBSERVATIONS 
 
 On the letters a, c, i, and j ; o, u, and v ,• c, o-, /t, s, £, z, m, and n. 
 
 N. B. For Me sake of simplicity and brevity, the translation of the Italian words has been dispensed 
 with, xohercver it ivas judged not to be absolutely wanted. Should any meaning become necessary 
 to the reader, the Dictionary- is at hand. 
 
 Ch sounds ft : — chiodo 1 chioma, chimico, che, chi, 
 read kiodo, kioma, kinuco, &c. 
 
 G before a, 0, u, sounds as in English :—gamba, 
 gobbo, gusto. 
 
 G before e and i has the sound of dj, as found in 
 the soft g of the English words gender, giant : — 
 genio, gtsto, giro. 
 
 Gia, gio, giu, are pronounced dgia, dgio, dgiu, 
 in one syllable, and the t has a faint sound : — Giac- 
 do, giostra, giubba. 
 
 Gna, gne, gni, gno, gnu, cannot be represented 
 by English sounds; they are pronounced like the 
 French words Espagne, rnignon, lorgner : — Cam,' 
 pagna, agnello, incognito, ignudo. 
 
 G before li has a liquid sound, which the Eng- 
 lish language has not, except, perhaps, in the word 
 million. It is nearer the French words fille, bouil- 
 lon, famille :—Figlio, migliori, medaglia. But it 
 keeps the English sound in the words Jlnglicano y 
 mgligere, negligente, negligenza, negletto, and its 
 other derivatives. 
 
 GG. When two gg come together before e or i, 
 the first g has the soft sound of d, as in the English 
 word edge : — oggetto, oggi. 
 
 The letter A between g and e, i, strengthens the 
 sound, which becomes then as the English words 
 get, gift: — Ghiaccio, ghigno, botteglie, gheppio. 
 
 Hence it appears that the letter h, although it has 
 no sound of itself, contributes to alter the sounds of 
 other letters, namely, c and g. For thus, che, chi, 
 and ghe, ghi, by the interposition of an h, lose the 
 sounds of ce, ci, ge, gi. It also serves to distinguish 
 some words alike in sound, though different in 
 meaning : as hanno, they have, and anno, year ; 
 ha, he has, and the preposition a, to ; hat, thou hast, 
 and ai, to the. — Many persons write now these 
 words and some others without the h; thus, 0, ai, 
 a, anno, instead of ho, hai, Jia, hanno. 
 
 S. This letter has two sounds, one strong, with 
 some hissing, and the other soft, somewhat like z. 
 It is pronounced strong in the beginning of words, 
 as in English, safety, snoioij : — sapere, santo, senno, 
 subiio. It is commonly soft between two vowels ; 
 as in caso, guisa, tesoro, rosa. Likewise before d, 
 g, I, m, n, r, v ; as sdegno, sguardo, svelare, dis- 
 viare. Yet it sounds harsh in cost, thus ; si, yes; and 
 roso, rosa, from the verb rodcrf, to gnaw. 
 
 Sc before a, 0, ti, sounds ska, sko, sku ; thus, 
 scabro, scolare, scum. 
 
 A is always sounded broad, like a in alarm, 
 father ; thusj padre, madre, amare. But a with 
 an accent at the end of words has a quick, sharp 
 sound ; thus the a in calamita, calamity, is sharper 
 than it is in calamita, a loadstone. 
 
 E has generally a close sound, as in the English 
 words pen, fen ; thus, maledire, credo. But some- 
 times it is open, as in there ; thus, bella, bene, cielo. 
 No sure rule can be given on this point. 
 
 / sounds like double ec in sleep : — diritto, cimitd- 
 rio. 
 
 J is always a vowel in the Italian, and sounds like 
 1, but somewhat longer, as y in the English word 
 yield. Its chief use is to form the plural of nouns 
 in io short, that is, pronounced in one syllable ; as- 
 tempio, temple, iempj ; principio, beginning, prin- 
 cipj ; which otherwise would be confounded with 
 tempi, from tempo, time ; and principi from prin- 
 cipe. prince. It is also employed by some gram- 
 marians (ii the tenses of verbs where two ii should 
 meet ; but this ou:rht to be done only when the two 
 ii form but one syllable, as ch' iostudj, che tu stud], 
 &c. but not io sentj, io udj, in which words the let- 
 ters ii form two distinct syllables. 
 
 sounds sometimes open, as in the English word 
 not :— pdvero, pdpulo, tdito: — Sometimes close,. as 
 in English note : — tomamento, volere. Practice 
 alone can teach the difference. 
 
 r/has always the sound of u, as in the English 
 word rule, or of 00 in moon: — unico, pubblico, 
 nudrire. 
 
 U before 0, in the same syllable, is pronounced 
 faintly : — bwono, fwoco, womini. Except in duo, 
 tuo, suo, virtuoso, in which the u has its full sound, 
 because then the u and the form two distinct 
 syllables. In any other case, vowels combined to- 
 gether form but one sound, as in miei, tuoi, sum. 
 
 V, which is a real consonant, is pronounced as 
 the English v : — verso, tavola, veto. 
 
 C before a, 0, u, sounds like ft; as in casa, collo, 
 cura. 
 
 C before c, t, sounds like ch in the English words 
 child, cheek : — cicerone, cencio, cermet. In this case, 
 when two cc meet, the first takes the sound of a soft 
 t ; thus, accento, accideate, read atchcnlo, atchi- 
 dente. 
 
 When after ci follows another vowel, as cia, cie, 
 do, du, they must he pronounced in one syllable, 
 and the t lias a faint sound : — danda, cielo, ciocca, 
 durnruf. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 7 
 
 Sc before e, i, sounds like j/i, in the English word in anza. aiza. nnza ; and in those words, which, 
 
 lhaiv :—scen i, scintj. in Latin, ami in English w from the 
 
 . f >rm one syllable Latin, are written with a ;, a c, or at, pi 
 
 onlv, aiul net* has a faint sound : — sciatica, scien- like a soft c Thus, for costanzOy priuL 
 
 gonza. I.aznro, azzuro, zodiaco, read costa/tdsa, 
 
 • mounced as in English, It was anciently yrudk neb 
 
 used in some words derived from Latin, IS natione, No certain rule can be given to distinguish when 
 
 gratia ; but the i ' y is r. the s is soft, and when hc"sh ; for, alth lugh most 
 
 single as double, words written with a double zz have a strong Bound, 
 
 DC strong, like ts in benefits, and many of them, however, have a soft sound; such 
 
 ther soft, like ds in Windsor. The strong are rezzo, fitezro, &c. 
 
 : thus, for ?io:;<\ fazzo- The double consonants must he distinctly pro- 
 
 Ulto, btUtzza, zana, zio, SSJOM, read notsc, fatso- nounced. Thus in reading imrrmiso, vinorente, 
 
 addio, rehei'e, ottcntarc, real im-mai-so, iu-nocc n- 
 
 The sound is generally soft in the words ending tc, ad-dio, rebd-le, at-tcntare. 
 
 PRACTICAL TABLE. 
 
 a A'nima casa danza miisica parola 
 
 & Ceci'a felicita dara sara pari era 
 
 «, close Messo male pedone maledire correre 
 
 e, open Bene ieri tema erba rendo 
 
 t Mirifico inimico chiavistello cJbo ripieno 
 
 j S udj tempj 
 
 open Povero populo tolto ogsi amb 
 
 ciose Tomamento volore mondo ogni 
 
 u before o . . . . Buono fuoco uomini diio tiio sao 
 
 id, uoi ..... JMka tnoi snoi 
 
 v Avena movevo"emisvenrura viatore 
 
 w Avvenruroso misav venire avvtso awertenza 
 
 ca Casteilo cattivo cavalcare incAnto mancare 
 
 co Collo copsrto accorto giocondezza fico 
 
 cu Ct'iculo cup-da accurate curvati'na c6ria 
 
 ce Cervello cento infelice faceto cece 
 
 ci Cicerone pacifico cicalatrlce dieci cfbo 
 
 cc before c, i . . . Accento cappuccino accecare accigliare 
 
 cc before a, o, u, . . Accanfo acconcio accordare ai 
 
 cia ....... Ciancia ciarlatano ciascheduuo mancia 
 
 cie Ciilo ciecamente 
 
 ci'o Cincca eioccolata cioncatore luccio 
 
 ciu Ciurma ciurmaglia eiuschero ciurmire 
 
 ch ChiodO chioma duchessa chi che 
 
 ga Garni i pante ragazza 
 
 go Gnbbo soti'o pergola iv; 
 
 gu Gusto gustoso aguzzAre ezuahnente 
 
 gt . rate agevole 
 
 gi Girasbleg ■•■ dijito leiione 
 
 gia Giaciniento cerv6gia giardino jiallo 
 
 gio Gins' rare giovanezza regione prigione 
 
 giu Giuncmglia giume'lla eiudeo dixiunire 
 
 gna Campagna pugnire ragant^lo cagna 
 
 gnt Agnell :. tico pigaen 
 
 gni Dignita racngnito ingegni regni 
 
 gno Ragno.'o indegno ignortnza se?no 
 
 gnu Bagnuoln ignOdo ognano ignuaare 
 
 gli Flglia f Iglio meglio medaglia quaglia 
 
 es 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 g?ie, ghi Fatighe luoghi ghiaccio gher6fano 
 
 s strong . . . . . Sapere santo studio seono senso 
 
 s soft Sdegno sguardo guisa usuriere 
 
 sea Scabro scacciare riscaldare invescato 
 
 sco Scolare scoglio mescolato discolpa 
 
 scu ....... Scusalo sci) do scucito scuola 
 
 see Scena scegliere discepolo scematore 
 
 sci Scilocco discipllna scinto fascia 
 
 scia Sciatica lasciato ambasciadore sciagura 
 
 scie Scienza scierpellone scientifico coscienza 
 
 scio Scioccamente uscio d-isciolto f ascio 
 
 sciu Asciutto sciugato prescititto sciugare 
 
 zz, z 7 like ts . . . . JNozze fazzoletto zucca zio 
 
 zz, z, like ds ... Zodiaco azzuro mezzo prudenza 
 
 m, mm, n, nn, or any other doubled le ter, as bb, dd, ff, &C. 
 
 Bambino fimbria" immenso somma donde danno inganno 
 
 dabbene addoppio dittuso ermellino ferro gattone lappola 
 
 latte matto addolorato affacei;dato agguaglianza baccante 
 
 ballando favell'a gennaio lippitudine motteggio. 
 
 I - 
 
 J CHAPTER II. 
 
 / ACCENTS, APOSTROPHE, AND ELISION. 
 
 ^ THERE are two accents in Italian, the grave lo, I will do it ; piu and tosto become piuttosto, 
 
 C) and the acute ('). sooner, &c. &c. 
 
 Graoe accent. — 1. It h put on nouns in ta and it, Acute accent. — This accent is used only on the t 
 
 vshich have the singular and plural alike; as, belta, of words ending in io and ia, whenever io andta 
 
 bonta, virtu, gioventa. Such nouns ended former- are pronounced in two distinct syllables ; as, pazzia, 
 
 ly in ade and ate, ude and ute, and they are still used desio, galler'ia, addio. 
 
 in poetry. Some writers use it likewise on words which 
 
 2. On the third person singular of the preterper- have a double signification ; as, tenire, to hold, 
 feet tense of verbs, of which the first pei-son ends in te'nere, tender ; ancdra, again, dncco-a, an anchor ; 
 two vowels; thus, amb, crede, from amai, credti. nrttare, nectar, nettdre, to cleanse, &c. but this nice- 
 But write without the grave accent vinse, prese, ty is not strictly observed now, unless the sentence 
 from vinsi, presi. should offer an ambiguous meaning. 
 
 3. On the first and third person singular of every Apostrophe and Elision. — The apostrophe is a 
 verb in the future tense ; thus, amero, amerd, ere- mark to show that one or more letters are cut off; 
 dero, credera, sentir^, sentird. and the elision is the cutting off' of those letters. 
 
 4. To make a distinction between words alike in They are used in the following cases : 
 orthography, but different in signification ; as, Id, It, 1. After the articles lo, la, li, gli, le, and their 
 there, la, the and her ? li, the and they ; da, he gives, oblique cases, before words that begin with a vowel, 
 da, from ; di, day, di, of; si, yes and so, si, one's or when they are abbreviated ; as, Vanima, Ponore, 
 self; e, he is, e, and; perd, therefore, pero, a pear- rfc' libri, a' padrl, &c. with the exceptions noticed 
 tree, &c. &c. in the following chapter. 
 
 Some other words are also written with the grave Yet, in poetry, several licenses are taken, and we 
 
 accent, such as piu, more, giu, below, costl and cos- find lo arnore, lo ercesso, lo imperadore, lo ingius- 
 
 td } there, cost, thus, gid, already, cib, that which; to; and even lo'nghcsto, lo , mpcradore. 
 
 with many others, which practice will teach. The i of the article, il is cut off after a word end- 
 
 5. When a word, having the grave accent, is ing wi f h a vowel, but not the vowel of that word ; 
 joined to another word, the consonant of the latter as, tutto 'Z pacss ; mi dica 'l suo name. 
 
 word must be doubled, and the accent be taken off: 2. Mi, ti, ci, vi, ne, si, di, receive the apostrophe 
 
 thus di and da, joined to mi, become dimmi, tell before a vowel ; as, vci mHntendete, egli tHntende, 
 me, damrni, give me; faro and lo are made farol- sHnganncrd, &c. However, ci suffers no abbre- 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 viation before a and It, in order to avoid a harsh 
 pronunciation. 
 
 3. The words which have the ?rave acce^ps, 
 diro.faro, feJicitn, Kc. are never abbreviatdpex- 
 cept chi. Wltb its compounds, pnrhi, btncJii; siccJu; 
 &c perch' 1 rra, fc.7J<7j" andas.t . 
 
 4. These six words, una, Ullo, srr<i7ide. santn, 
 qudJo. buono, before masculine nouns that begin 
 with a consonant, are abridged 'bus; un. I 1. ir--'/f, 
 san, quel, bum ; — and berate vowels : — un, btW, 
 grand', to ■' ; .as, un lilro, un bel 
 libra, gran cavallo, Son Pietro, quel soldato. buon 
 pane^—uu. amico, IkIP uoma, grata? ingigno, 
 Saul' Antonio, quell' amorc, buon' oratorc 
 
 But none of these words are abridged, by correct 
 writers, before feminine nouns, except grandc ; as, 
 gran barea, grand* armata. 
 
 Observe also, that neither these words, nor any 
 others, should be abridged before an s impure, that 
 is, an f followed by a consonant ; as. spax.hio. stu- 
 dio, &c j therefore write Ullo specchio, qiullc siu- 
 
 CoDtrary examples are to be met with, 
 ire incorrect 
 
 5. Ail words in the singular number, which have 
 one of the liquid consonants, /. m, n. r. before thi ir 
 
 final vowel, u.ny lose their final VOWel, unless be- 
 fore words that begin with s f illowed by a conso- 
 nant. — Vowels are seldom losl in the plural num- 
 ber. — The vowels after / and r are oftener lost than 
 •■ m and n : except in verbs, for then the 
 VOwd after /?i is very often cu' off: as, attendiarn, 
 ancliam. fingiam. Ice. for attendiamo, k.c. 
 
 6, Infinitive-;, joined to mi, ti, ci. vi. si, ne, lo, 
 la, le, gli, or any other word to which they are 
 united, drop their final e ; thus, per vedi rlo, v< ulirsi, 
 pcniirci, <S:c. instead of per vedcre lo, sentirc si, 
 per, tire ci. 
 
 As to minute exceptions concerning the apostro- 
 
 {>he and elisiou, they must be left to practice, or to 
 arger treatises. This was thought enough for our 
 present plan with young students. 
 
 CHAPTER HI. 
 
 NOUNS : Gender ; Number. 
 
 I. GENDER. 
 
 1. Of noun*) in t, some are masculine, and some 
 are feminine. 
 
 2. Nouns in o are masculine ; except la mano, 
 the hand. 
 
 3. Nouns in i are feminine : except a few Greek 
 nouns ; as U tema, the theme. 
 
 ins in i are feminine ; except dl, day ; its 
 compounds, luncdi, kc. and a few others. 
 5. Nouns in u are feminine. 
 
 II. NUMBER. 
 
 1. General Rules. 
 
 - dine nouns make their plural in t. 
 Feminine nouns in a form it in e. 
 Nouns in o or e fonn it in i. 
 
 ending with an accented vowel, or with f 
 or with te, are invariable ; except moglie, mogli. 
 
 2. Particular Rules. 
 Masculine nouns change 
 
 Sins: Plur. 
 
 M sculine 
 
 nouns 
 
 change 
 
 
 
 
 Sin sr. 
 
 Plur. 
 
 o into 
 
 t 
 
 fravllo 
 
 fratclli 
 
 10 " 
 
 J. 
 
 tempio 
 
 tempj 
 
 to " 
 
 
 na'.io 
 
 na ij 
 
 chio " 
 
 chi 
 
 ocihio 
 
 occhi 
 
 glio " 
 do " 
 
 ci 
 
 periglio 
 bacio 
 
 perigli 
 baci 
 
 gio " 
 
 ff» 
 
 a-io 
 
 agi 
 
 aio " 
 
 % 
 
 pirtiniio 
 
 portinaj 
 
 ca " 
 
 duca 
 
 duchi 
 
 CO " 
 
 chi 
 
 cuoco 
 
 cnochi 
 
 go « 
 
 ghi 
 
 luogo 
 
 luoghi 
 
 Many polysyllables in co and go, after a vowel, 
 have ci and gi in the plural. 
 Feminine nouns charge 
 
 a in'o 
 
 dra 
 padre 
 
 drammi 
 padri 
 
 
 
 Sing. 
 
 Plur. 
 
 a into 
 
 e 
 
 can 
 
 case 
 
 e " 
 
 i 
 
 madre 
 
 marlri 
 
 o " 
 
 t 
 
 mano 
 
 mani 
 
 cia " 
 
 ce 
 
 f.'iccia 
 
 fncce 
 
 gia J 
 
 S* 
 
 
 brage 
 
 gia « 
 
 ?ie 
 
 
 bogle 
 
 ga « 
 
 ghe 
 
 
 venrhe 
 
 ca « 
 
 che 
 
 parca 
 
 parche 
 
10 
 
 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 Invariable Terminations. 
 
 d 
 
 e 
 
 i 
 
 ii 
 
 Sing. Sf Plur. 
 bonta 
 pie 
 crisi 
 virtu 
 
 te 
 
 specie 
 
 3. . 
 
 Exceptions. 
 
 Sing. 
 
 Dio 
 
 Plur. 
 Dei 
 
 uomo 
 bue 
 
 uomini 
 buoi 
 
 Sing. 
 
 Plur. 
 
 miglio 
 
 miglia 
 
 migliaio 
 
 migli.aia 
 
 centinaio 
 
 cemi'naia 
 
 mille 
 
 mila 
 
 uovo 
 
 nova 
 
 legno 
 
 legni, legne, legna 
 
 gesto 
 
 gesti, geste, gesta 
 
 osso 
 
 ossi, osse, ossa 
 
 vestigio 
 
 vestigi, vestige, vestigia 
 
 Many nouns in o make the plural in a and i : as, 
 
 anello anelli, anella 
 
 The form in a in these nouns is feminine. 
 
 CHAPTER IV. 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 The Italians have three definite articles, it, lo, la. 
 
 Nominative 
 
 Genitive 
 
 Dative 
 
 Accusative 
 
 Ablative 
 
 Singular. 
 Masculine. Feminine. 
 
 il 
 
 del 
 
 al 
 
 il 
 
 dal 
 
 lo la 
 
 dello della 
 
 alio alia 
 
 lo la 
 
 dallo dalla 
 
 Plural, 
 efnminative i gli le 
 
 Genitive dei or de' degli 
 
 Dative ai or a J agli 
 
 Accusative i gli 
 
 Ablative dai or da' dagli 
 
 the 
 of the 
 to the 
 the 
 from the 
 
 the 
 of the 
 to the 
 the 
 
 delle 
 
 alle 
 
 le 
 
 dalle from the 
 
 I. The definite article il is used before masculine 
 nouns which begin with a consonant.— Eook, libro. 
 
 Singular. 
 N. il libro 
 G. del libro 
 D. al libro 
 A. il libro 
 Ab. dal libro 
 
 Plural. 
 i libri 
 
 dei or de' libri 
 ai or a' libri 
 i libri 
 dai on- da' libri 
 
 II. The definite article lo is used before mascu- 
 line nouns which begin with an s followed by a 
 consonant, and sometimes before nouns beginning 
 with z. — Study, studio. Zeal, zelo. 
 
 Singular. 
 N. lo studio 
 G. dello studio 
 D. alio studio 
 A. lo studio 
 Ab. dallo studio 
 
 Plural. 
 gli st i id j 
 degli sludj 
 a&Ti studj. 
 gli studj 
 dagli studj 
 
 III. The definite article la is used before feminine 
 nouns which begin with a consonant. — House, casa. 
 
 Singular. Plural. 
 
 " N. la casa le case 
 
 G. della casa delle case 
 
 D. alia casa alio case 
 
 A. la casa le case 
 
 Ab. dalla casa dalle case 
 
 IV. The article lo before a vowel. — Friend, amico. 
 Singular'. Plural. 
 
 N. l'amico gli amici 
 
 G. dell' amico degli amici 
 
 D. all' amico agfi amici 
 
 A. l'amico gli amici^ 
 
 Ab. dall' amico dagli amici 
 
 V. The article la before a vowel. — Soul, dnima. 
 
 Singular. Plural. 
 
 N. l'anima le anirne 
 
 G. dell' anima delle anime 
 
 D. all' anima alle anime 
 
 A. l'anima le anime 
 
 Ab. dall' anima dalle anime 
 
 VI. Nouns are also declined with the indefinite 
 article uno, un, for the singular masculine, and 
 una for the feminine : alcuni, m. and alcime, f. 
 for the plural. 
 
 The prepositions di, a, and da, are used in the in- 
 direct cases. Di is made d' before a vowel, and a 
 is made ad in the same circumstance j da suffers no 
 change. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 11 
 
 VII. Uno is used before masculine nouns, begin- 
 ning with *, followed by another consonant. 
 
 Sine- 
 N. UQ ~ 
 G. d'uuo scolare 
 ■ 
 A. un - 
 Ab. da uno scolare 
 
 Plural. 
 
 alcuui - 
 d'alcim - 
 al alcu 
 
 • - 'hri 
 da alcuui icolari 
 
 MIL l~7i is used before other masculine nouns. 
 
 Singular. 
 A T . un libro 
 G. d'un libro 
 D. ad uu libro 
 A. un libro 
 Ab. da un libro 
 
 . feminine. 
 
 Sin gul ar . 
 
 K. una donna 
 G. d'una donna 
 D. a 1 una donna 
 A. una 
 Ab. da una ilonna 
 
 Plural. 
 ale-mi libri _ 
 d'alcuni libri 
 ad alcuui libri 
 alcuui libri 
 da alcuni libri 
 
 Plural. 
 alcune donne 
 d'alcune donne 
 ad alcune donne 
 alcune donne 
 da alcune donne 
 
 is without an article .>re thus declined : 
 
 Beginning with a 
 cons 
 
 G. d . 
 D. il 
 
 J. Roma 
 Ah. da Roma 
 
 Beginning rcilh a 
 
 Avignone 
 
 . i >ne 
 a i Avi.rnone 
 .ijnone 
 
 N. 
 G. 
 I). 
 JL 
 
 Remarks.— \. The article lo is never a 
 the plural, unless the following noun begin with 
 an i. Therefore write _." instru~ 
 
 .t gli avion, gli 
 
 ■2. The article la is never abri Iged in the plural, 
 unless the following word begin « i'h an e, as i\io~ 
 j 
 
 - nouns beginning with e, 
 which end alike in the singnlar an I the plural, re- 
 ceive the article. le without an ajxntropne. Thus 
 write le < , -. to disling'ai^b it from its 
 
 singular, Peffigie, the in - 
 
 3. Whenever the prepositions con, in, su, per, 
 in the sense of with, in, up* n, f< r, or J y i 
 the detini'e articles i7. /<>, la, they are altered, aa will 
 be seen in the following table : — ml for in u ; ntllo 
 for in lo, kc. The Italian words printed in Italics 
 have become obsolete. 
 
 Singular. 
 
 Nel, nello ; nella, 
 
 Plural. 
 
 or ne ? , negli ; nelle, 
 
 Col, colic j colla, 
 Sul, tullo ; sulla, 
 Pel, pdlo ; pella, 
 
 Ab. da Avignone 
 
 C r.ei o 
 I in the 
 
 \ coi or co\ con gli or co- 
 \ z\\ ; oolle, with the 
 (su'er sui, sugli ; sulle, 
 \ upon the 
 
 Spelli. pei or pe', per gli; 
 \ pelle, for the 
 As, ?j<-7 giardinn, ndlo fpirito, ihlla camera, 
 
 (t, neUe COrnere, fee. 
 
 4. When the prepositions i», per and covi, and 
 
 trticle ?<.■;. meet with a word beginning 
 
 with an s followe 1 by a consonant, an j i> alii to 
 
 the word, for the sokf of pronuncia'ion. There- 
 
 t 1 of in strada, cent spaoento, nan stare, 
 
 you will hud in istrada, con ispaocnto, run istart 
 
 CHAPTER V. 
 
 ADJECTIVES— COMPAUATiYF.S.— SITE! NATIVES.— AUGMENTA- 
 TIVES.— DIMINUTIVES. 
 
 j. — All the Italian adjectives enl either 
 
 ; n ofr-rm their feminine sinru'ar 
 masculine plural in i, and then 
 
 B U 
 
 '•ndinj in e. in the sing 
 red in i, anl they have the masculine and 
 feminine alikf in both i 
 Dotto. ms. delta. (%. d 
 
 Cortat, m. and f. sing, corttsi, m. and f. plur. 
 civil. 
 
 ys arree in gender and number 
 wi h their sul - 
 
 mart dotto e cortcse — una donna dotta e 
 
 —donne di tte e rnrtcsi. 
 
 ■ vcrdc ; i pratx 
 
 me com] aratrva 
 
 ■ no. less j 
 , dear; fitk cam, dearer j 7iuno caro, less 
 dear. 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 The particles via or vie ; assai, molto, in the 
 sense of inuch, a great deal ; a e often added to 
 comparatives, to increase their energy ; as, Cesare 
 e stato via piu, or assai piu, or rnoUo piu, felice di 
 Pompcio ; Caesar was nmch more fortunate than 
 Pompey. 
 
 La scrella k vie meno, or assai meno, or molto 
 mono cstinata del fratello ; the sister is far less ob- 
 stinate than the brother. 
 
 The word than after comparatives, followed by 
 an article, or a pronoun possessive, is expressed in 
 Italian by del, ddlo, dclla, de\ degli delle, suitable 
 to the gender and number of the noun ; as, 
 
 VAsia e piu. popolata deW Europa; Asia is 
 more populous than Europe. 
 
 Quest o giardino e meno largo delV vostro ; this 
 garden is not so large as yours. 
 
 The word than not followed by an article, or be- 
 fore proper names, is rendered by di ; as, 
 
 Cicerone era piu. eloqnente di Hortensio ; Cicero 
 was more eloquent than Hortensius. 
 
 Sono meno ricco di voi. ; lam not so rich as you. 
 
 When the comparison is made between adjec- 
 tives, adverbs, verbs, or substantives, without arti- 
 cles, than is rendered by che; as, 
 
 Mia sorella e piu gentile che bella; my sister is 
 'more graceful than pretty. 
 
 Qucsto mi dark piufatica che profitto ; this will 
 give me more trouble than profit. 
 
 Egli parlava piu, dottamente che garbatamente; 
 he spoke more learnedly than politely. 
 
 Superlatives. — The superlatives are formed by 
 changing the last vowel of the adjective into issimo. 
 with the variation of other adjectives in gender ana 
 number ; as, 
 
 Dott-o, learned ; dottissimo, dottissima, dottissi- 
 mi, dottiisime, most learned. 
 
 But if the article the be joined to most, then the 
 superlative is expressed by il piu, la pia, i piu y le 
 piu ; as, il piu. felice, la piu felice, i piu felici, Zfl 
 piufelici; the happiest, or the most happy. 
 
 Sometimes the repetition of the positive is enough 
 to form a superlative ; as, 
 
 II tempo e freddo freddo; the weather is very 
 cold. 
 
 Sofia e la bella delle belle ; Sophia is the finest 
 woman in the world. 
 
 Questo mi sembra tedioso tedioso ; I think this 
 most tiresome. 
 
 The following adjectives are irregular in the formation of their comparatives and superlatives: 
 Positive. Comparative. Superlative. 
 
 JBuono, good, miglidre, better, dttimo, the best. 
 
 Cattivo, bad, peggiore, worse, pr'ssimo, the worst. 
 
 Grande, great, maggiore, greater, mdssimo, the greatest. 
 
 Piccolo, little, 
 One may likewise say, pitigrande, piu cattivo, piu 
 piccolo. 
 
 Observe that meglio and peggio, in the sense of 
 in a letter, in a worse manner, are adverbs, and 
 cannot be joined to substantives. Therefore say, 
 un migliore libro„2. better book ; un peggiore tern- 
 perino, a worse penknife ; and not meglio, peggio. 
 But say, fara meglio, fara peggio, he will do bet- 
 ter, worse. 
 
 Adverbs of the superlative degree are formed by 
 chansing the last letter of the adjectives into issima- 
 menie ; as from dotto, learned, is formed dottissi- 
 mamentt; most learnedly ; from santo, holy, sari- 
 tissimamente, most holily, &c. but this manner of 
 expressing one's self must be used cautiously ; and, 
 
 minirno, the least, 
 instead of such long words, it is better to employ 
 substantives. Thus, for eloquentissimamente, im> 
 prudentissimamente ; say, rather, con massima 
 eloquenza ; con grandissima imprudenza. 
 
 Augmentatives and Diminutives.— -The signifi- 
 cation of many nouns, both substantives and adjec- 
 tives, may be either increased or diminished, by the 
 addition of certain syllables to their termination. 
 
 1. The augmentatives, reducible to rules, are 
 formed in one, m. ona, f. otto, m. otta, f. to signify 
 bigness and stoutness, in a good sense. 
 
 Likewise in accio, m. accia, f. to signify some- 
 thing of a disgusting or contemptible bulk. 
 
 The addition arm. expresses a great abundance 
 of any thing. 
 
 Libro, book ; librone, a very large book. 
 
 Ragazza, f. a girl ; ragazzona, a stout, jolly girl. 
 
 Casa, a house ; casotto, casotta, a good, roomy 
 house. 
 
 Sala, a parlour ; salotto, a good sitting room. 
 
 Cavallo, a horse ; cavallaccio, a great u?ly horse. 
 
 Casa, a house ; casaccia, an ugly, large house. 
 
 Gente, people ; gentame, a great crowd of people. 
 
 Observe that many nouns have a natural ending in 
 accia. accio. and ame. without being augmentatives. 
 
 Observe, also, that the augmentatives masculine 
 often come from feminine nouns, as casone, m. from 
 casa, f. 
 
 2. The diminutives, reducible to rules, are formed 
 in ino, ello, etto, with the variations incident to ad- 
 jectives and substantives in o; as,_ 
 
 Carino, ms. carina, fs. carini, mp. carine, fp, 
 dear, pretty little creature, or creatures. 
 
 Poverellb, poverella, poverelli, poverelle, poor, lit- 
 tle creature, or creatures. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 13 
 
 Libretto, a pretty little Wk. Acqitctta, a clear, 
 •mall stn 1 - utives denote, generally, 
 
 endtarmad, at 
 
 Other diminutives, ending chiefly in uoctb, uectd, 
 and u::o, u:;n. indicate something small cr con- 
 tempt;! 
 
 !1, mean-looking house. 
 y little fellow. 
 
 Yet all these rules are liable to exceptions, which 
 nothing but practice can teach ; f >r, besidi 
 ruinations which we have just iriven for augmenta- 
 tives an I diminutives, many other are Freely used 
 in famiuar conversation, ana in books on light sub- 
 jects. Thus, from demua. a woman ; casn, a house ; 
 libro, a book ; may be formed the following aug- 
 mentatives and dhninu i\e- : 
 
 Dormant, a tall, stout, masculine woman. 
 
 Doimmia, a tall, s'rons, heal'hful woman. 
 
 Dvnnac^ia-, an impudent, shameless virago. 
 
 Dontuuta, * pretty, little, prattling woman. 
 
 Donmccxxri'.n. a mean-looking little woman. 
 
 Donnicii.a, a pretty little woman. 
 
 Donmccia, a vulgar w 'man. 
 
 AwiMiiui'Jwe, a hnKL impudent, stout woman. 
 . Casotte, a ve r y lar»e house, a mansion. 
 
 Cataccxa, a large, ill-contrived house. 
 
 Cnsamnito, a well-built, roomy house. 
 
 t and oast Wre, a 1 irge, "ruinous house. 
 
 Casolaricaa, a large, roofless, decayed house. 
 
 Casitodoccia, a small, wretched house. 
 
 Id and canupula, a small, despicable 
 house. 
 
 Casiic, a poor, thatched cottage. 
 
 OsseUo, a small, low-built house. 
 
 Casotta, a snug, comfortable house. 
 
 CajJfrr, a snug house, a/so a neat kennel. 
 
 Cascllina, a very little, but genteel house. 
 
 Cas.ttmo, m. ensdtina, f. a neat, pretty cot. 
 
 Casina, a very small house. 
 
 Casino, a small, neat summer-house. 
 
 Lilronc, a bulky, heavy book. 
 
 Liiraccic, an u?ly, large book. 
 
 Lilnrkolo and libercolo, a small, contemptible 
 pamphlet. 
 
 Libretto, a pretty, neat, little book. 
 
 Librdliiw, a very little and pretty book. 
 
 Litnriccino, a very small pamphlet. 
 
 And so on, with thousands of other words, in all 
 the range of humour and whims ; but few augment- 
 atives and diminutives are admitted in a style strict- 
 ly correct, beyond those in one, arne, acao, for in 
 creas ; ng ; and those in ino } etto, tllo, for diminishing. 
 
 CHAPTER VI. 
 
 PRONOUNS Personal ; Possessive ; Relative ; Demonstrative ; Indeterminate. 
 
 PRONOUNS PERSONAL. 
 
 We present here together the pronouns personal, both conjunctive and disjunctive; upon which some ret 
 marks will be made in the course of this chapter. 
 
 Firs' Person, Singular. 
 / . 1 
 
 Di mc, of me 
 A we. mi, to me 
 Me, mi, me 
 Da me, from me 
 
 SecondPerson, Singular. 
 Tu. thou 
 Di tc, of thee 
 A t. . ft, 'n thee 
 T . ti, thee 
 Da tt, from thee 
 
 Third P<»rvin. Masculine, Singular. 
 Ezli. a, e\ rwo, he, it 
 if him 
 
 him 
 Lni. lo. il. him, it 
 Da lui, from him 
 
 Plural. 
 Noi, we 
 Di noi, of us 
 A noi, ci, ne, to us 
 N i. ci. ne, us 
 Da urn, from us 
 
 Plural. 
 Vox, you 
 Di vi"!, of you 
 A voi, vi, to you 
 Voi, vi, vou 
 Da voi, from you 
 
 Plural. 
 E'zlino, ex, e\ cssi, they 
 Di loro. of them 
 A lf.ro, Irro. to them 
 Lorn, gjj. li, them 
 Da loro, from them 
 
14 
 
 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 Third Person Feminine Singular. 
 Ella, essa, she, it 
 In Li, of her 
 A lei, le, to her 
 Lei, la, her, it 
 Da lei, from her 
 
 There are several other forms of this pronoun, 
 chiefly poetical. Thus, ello, elii, el, H for egli ; clli 
 
 Tlural. 
 E'llcno, esse, they 
 Di hro, of them 
 A low, loro, to them 
 Loro, le, them 
 Da loro, from them 
 
 and illino for eglino ; la, for ella ; elle for elleno; ello 
 for lui ; elli for loro ; ella for lei ; and elle for loro, f. 
 
 The reflected pronoun se, one's self, is of all genders and numbers : 
 
 Di se, of one's self, himself, herself, itself, themselves 
 A se, si, to one's self, him elf, herself, &c. 
 Se, si, one's self, himself, herself, <&c. - 
 Da se, from one's self, himself, herself, &c. 
 
 This pronoun acquires slill more strength and 
 elegance by the addition of stcsso, stcssa, stessi, stcsse, 
 which are also ofren joined to the other personal 
 pronouns : — per sc stcsso, per se stessa, per se stissi, 
 per se stcsse, by himself, herself, &c. Lofaru da me 
 gtesso, I will do it myself. 
 
 With me, with thee, with himse'f, herself, &c. 
 take the Latin turn, and are expressed by meco, te- 
 co, seco. 
 
 Esso is sometimes placed with the preposition con 
 and a pronoun personal, and it is masculine and 
 feminine, as is its plural cssi ; thus, cm esso lui, 
 with him; con esso lei, with her; con essi loro, 
 with them, men or women. 
 
 UNION of the conjunctive pronouns mi, ti, si, 
 gli, ci, vi, hro, with the pronouns lo, la, li, le, and 
 ne, in the sense of some, a part of, of it, &c. 
 
 Mclo mela meli mcle * da: a, he w 
 
 Telo tela U'li tele '* mandcrn, he w 
 
 G'iJo gliela glicli glide * darj, I will give it to him, &c. 
 
 Selo stla seli sete * procurers, he will procure it to himself, &c. 
 
 Celo cela eeli cele * direr, he will tell it to us, &c. 
 
 Veto vela veli vele * procurero, I will procure it to you, &c. 
 
 The ancients used gliele for glielo, gliela, glieli; and sometimes gliene for gliclo, gliela, glieli, and glide. 
 
 In effecting this union, mi, ti, ci, stand vi, change 
 the i into e, and become me, te, &c. ; gli is changed 
 into glie; and loro remains the same ; as, 
 
 Mene dark, he will give me some. 
 
 Tene darn, he will give thee some. 
 
 Sene procurero, he will get some. 
 
 Gliene daj-d, I will give him or her some. 
 
 Cciic darn, he will give us some. 
 
 Vene darb, I will give you some. 
 
 A T e promttto loro, I promise some to them. 
 The place of loro, in the sense of to them, is always 
 after the verb. 
 
 In reading the following lines, you have only to 
 suppose melo, mela, &c. to be in ihe place of the 
 asterisks. — Thus : melo dara, telo dara, &c. he will 
 give it to me, &c. 
 
 give it to me, them to me, &c. 
 send it to tin 
 
 PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE. 
 
 
 The articles show suffic 
 
 ently the gender 
 
 and number. 
 
 Singular. 
 
 
 Plural. 
 
 
 11 mio 
 
 la mia 
 
 i mici 
 
 le mie, my, mine. 
 
 II tuo 
 
 la tua 
 
 i tuoi 
 
 le tue, thy, thine. 
 
 II mo 
 
 la sua 
 
 i suoi 
 
 le sue, his, her, its. 
 
 II nostro 
 
 la nostra 
 
 i nostri 
 
 le nostre, our, ours. 
 
 II vosiro 
 
 la vestra 
 
 i vostri 
 
 le vostrc, your, yours, 
 
 II loro 
 
 la loro 
 
 i loro 
 
 le loro, their, theirs. 
 
 II mio lif/ro, my book. 
 
 La sv.a casa, his or her house. 
 
 Before nouns of rt-Ution, or quality, in the singu- 
 lar number, the definite article is not wanted, but it 
 must be used with the plural number ; as, 
 
 Mia Borella, di mia sortlla, my sister. 
 
 Vostro frattllo, di vostro fratelbo, your brother. 
 
 I nostri libri, our books. 
 Le nostre case, our houses. , 
 
 But say, le mie sorelle, i vestri fratelli. The 
 pronoun may, however, be transposed, and then 
 the article is used ; as, il fratcllo mio, la sorella 
 mia. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 15 
 
 Observe also, that all ; 
 Italian, always w ith the 
 
 rs. MunoreBa 
 
 er iovcs /ur hus- 
 band and her brothers. 
 
 PRONOUNS RELATIVE. 
 
 Ail pronouns have a relative signification, but the following ones are peculiarly so called. 
 
 Singular and Plural ; Masculine and Feminine. 
 
 Che ; ai cite, di chi, or di cui ; a che, a c] i. or a 
 cut ; da ch(^ or da chi ; that, who, which ; of 
 a, la donna c/u vc- 
 dete, the lady whom, Lbat, you see. // ngnore che 
 viparlava, the gentleman "who, that, was speaking 
 to you. IKbh du . raks that, which, 
 
 he tnuzht. Le case che scrno larghe, the houses 
 that, which, are large. 
 
 Jh. cui. afer a uun, is susceptible of an elegant 
 . /7 signore il di citi padre, or i'Z 
 cut padre, or il padre di cut conesccte, the gentle- 
 man whose father you know. 
 
 PRONOUNS DEMONSTRATIVE. 
 
 Quota, ms. quota, fs. qu-csti, nip. qutstc, fp. this, these. 
 Qitc'lo, m. q-> ... f. that, those. 
 
 tore, m. and f. this, these; he, she, they. 
 Cohr. r .), ru. and f. that, those ; he, sh 
 
 Qiicllo is made qud before a consonant: and 
 i en cou'racte I gti, in the 
 
 sense of qucllo, quelli, i? singular aod pluial. 
 
 Qui an! In are sometimes aided to give more 
 ■treugth to the pronouns ; as, qutsto qui, this one 
 here; qucllo la, that one there. 
 
 Quest i and qu:gli are often used in the singular 
 
 La dama la di cui madre, or la cui madrc, or 
 la rrwudr". di cui avete valuta, the lady whose 
 mother you saw. 
 
 / soldati al di cui capitano, or al cui capitano, 
 or al capitano di cui parlammo, the soldiers to the 
 captain of whom we spoke. 
 
 Ii, or la quale, sing, i, o; le qxuiii, pi., who, which, 
 is applied to persons or things. 
 
 In interrogative phrases, cAtj who? is applied 
 to persons, cAe, what? to things, and quale to 
 either. 
 
 number; as, quest i fit jclice, qucgli sfr/rtunato ; 
 this man was nappy, and that unfortunate. 
 
 Cotesto, cotesta, caUhti, cntcste, in the sense of 
 this, tha . are s'ill in use; but crtcstui, this man, 
 ro, these or hose, have become obsolete. 
 Codcsto, cocusta, tec. is a corruption of cotosto. 
 
 PRONOUNS INDETERMINATE OR INDEFINITE. 
 
 Ogni. m. and f. sinz. each, every. — Tutto, tutta, 
 tutti. tutte. signifies all, every one', a totality. 
 
 Ciatc'n 7. c<n.\chuJ I'tii. ciasche- 
 
 dune; and ciataino. ciascuna, ciascuni, ciascune, 
 every one, ever;. 
 
 Qualche, m. and f.'sinz. some ; and in the plural, 
 alcu7ii. m. flfcttNC, f. some. 
 
 Alcuno, ahum, alcuni, alcune; and qualcuno, 
 qualcuno, qualcuni, qiuilcu/ie, somebody, some 
 one. 
 
 Vernno. veruna, veruni, verunc, none, not one. 
 
 Nesrunn, nstmna, nasuni, nessune ; and niuno, 
 niuna, ttiuni. i . do one. 
 
 I . arte, some, some one ; a cer- 
 tain on . 
 
 Tale, i •'■'. m. and f. plural, such, 
 
 • o'bers. 
 
 CJmtnque, ni. an I f. < ; nr. whosoever, whoever. 
 
 Qualunpw, m. aod f. 
 
 Quals: ..atsoever, any. 
 
 Aie, some, of it, of them. 
 
 .lltro. a'trn, altri, a'tre, other, others; which 
 makes altrui, in is oblique cases; as, d'altrui, ud 
 attrtri ; of other and others, to other and others. 
 A tri is often us;d in the singular instead of altro ; 
 altri ride, altri piange, one laughs and the other 
 
 St, one, people, men, they ; as, si dice, one says, 
 people say, it is said. 
 
 Detached Observations on the Pronouns. 
 
 1. Ci and in, which siznify v..t, to us ; yov~, to 
 you. when they are personal pronouns, are likewise 
 adverbs, in 'he seme of hart and tlurc. 
 
 2. X- . without any accent, is sometimes a per- 
 soml pronoun which si.niifi<s i/s, to its; sometimes 
 an indeterminate pmnoun. in the s-nsc of ymie, 
 any. of it, of than, kc. Hut ne, wiih the erave 
 
 rnifies not. nor, neither ; and ne', wffh an 
 apostrophe, is an abbreviation of wn, in the; ne* 
 campi, in the fields. 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 3. Si, an indeterminate pronoun, in the sense of 
 one^ people, men, they, is of extensive use in Italian, 
 
 Si dicono incredibili cose, 
 Si sono prese moite navi, 
 Non si parla di pac?, 
 Se ne sapra qualche cosa, 
 Vi si domanda del pane, 
 
 as will appear by the following examples.— Si is 
 written .se, when it meets with ne. 
 
 they say incredible things. 
 tiny have taken many ships, 
 they say nothing of peace, 
 we will hear something of it. 
 they ask you bread. 
 
 With many other turns which we shall have occasion to notice more at large in our observations on 
 passive verbs. 
 
 Essential remark. — When the Italians wish to 
 show a particular regard, they make use of the third 
 person of the verb, instead of the second ; that is, the 
 third person singular, when they address one person 
 only, and the third person plural, if they speak to 
 many people. In such a case, ella, lei, or sometimes 
 vossignoria takes the place of voi; and sua, of 
 vostra, for the singular, applied to men and women. 
 Lor sig'nori, masculine and feminine, supply the 
 second pe-rson plurai. Vossignoria is an abbrevia- 
 tion of vostra signoria, and lor signori, of le signo- 
 rie loro ; but ella or lei are now more fashionable 
 than vossignoria. 
 
 This manner of speaking will beenme'quite fa- 
 miliar, if we accustom ourselves tc the idea that we 
 are speaking o/a person, instead of speakin; toher, 
 as will appear in the transposition of the following 
 pronoun. 
 
 Singular, Masculine and Feminine, 
 Ella or lei, she — you, sir, or madam. 
 Th lei, of her — of ycu, sir, or madam. 
 A lei, le, to her — to yo'i, sir, or madam. 
 La, her — you, sir, or madam. 
 Da lei, from her — you, sir, or madam. 
 
 Plural, Masculine and Feminine. 
 
 Lor signori, they — you, gentlemen and ladies. 
 
 Di lor signori, of them — of you, gentlemen and la- 
 dies. 
 
 A lor signori, to them — to you, gentlemen and ladies. 
 
 Lor signori, le, them — you, gentlemen and ladies. 
 
 Da lor signori, from them — from you, gentlemen 
 and ladies. 
 
 The following examples will render these obser- 
 vations plainer : — 
 
 Non pub far meglio, 
 vossignoria, per distrar- 
 si dagP impacci, che 
 viaggiar P Italia. Se 
 ella entiera da Venezia, 
 vedra una citta unica al 
 mondo, per la sua situa- 
 zione ; ma non sara 
 questa 1' unica cosa che 
 la sorprendera. 
 
 Ferrara le fara vedere 
 una bella e vasta soli- 
 tudine. 
 
 Bologna presentera a 
 suoi occhi un altro bel 
 prospetto. 
 
 Non si scordi di Mo- 
 dena, come patria delP 
 illustre Muratori. 
 
 Buon giorno, signore, 
 come sta ella stamatti- 
 na? 
 
 Buon giorno, signora, 
 come sta ella ? 
 
 Benissimo per servir- 
 la, la ringrazio. 
 
 Signore, favcrisca di 
 sedersi, la prego. 
 
 Le saro sempre inti- 
 mo suo amico. 
 
 You cannot do better, 
 sir, to divert yourself 
 from affairs, than to 
 travel through Italy. 
 Should you enter it rm 
 the side of Venice, you 
 will see a town, the 
 only one in the world 
 for its situation; but 
 this is not the only thing 
 which will surprise you 
 
 Ferrara will offer to 
 you a beautiful and vast 
 solitude. 
 
 Bologna will present 
 to your eyes another fine 
 prospect. 
 
 Do not forget Modena, 
 as being the native place 
 of the illustrious Mura- 
 tori. 
 
 Good day, sir, how 
 do you do this morn- 
 ing'? 
 
 Good day, madam, 
 how do you do ? 
 
 Very well, at your set' 
 vice, I thank you. 
 
 Pray, sir, do me the 
 favour to be seated. 
 
 I shall always be your 
 most devoted friend. 
 
 Strange as this phraseology may sound to an Eng- 
 lish ear, it is indispensable to the Italian tcngue, 
 in speaking to one's superiors, and chiefiy to women 
 above the common rank. 
 
 CHAPTER VII. 
 
 VERBS : Auxiliary ; Regular ,* and Irregular* 
 
 Ob. 1. The personal pronouns io, lu, &c. are 
 placed above the tenses of the verbs, in the f blow- 
 ing pages, to distinguish the persons j but it will be 
 
 better to conjugate the verbs without them, except 
 in the three persons singular of the present of the 
 subjunctive, and the first and second persons of the 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 17 
 
 preterite tens? of the same mood, on account of a 
 similarity in tlu 
 
 2. As ;!.■. m tongue 
 
 have commonly ! to learn either the 
 
 French, the Latin, or their own language I y rules, 
 we suppose them able to conjugate an English verb ; 
 therefore we have ins rte I the first 
 onlv, for the sake of brevity, and the neatness of the 
 
 3. For the same reason v*c cive the first person 
 
 a j f he < a p iuo ! tenet s, a^ they are 
 
 ha verbs anre or csscre, 
 
 wi h the particTi le p.-v-t of an] \ rb. Thus, when 
 
 we hive bo ftnuto, it is easy to a id hai aoido, ha 
 
 avuto, a bbimm o avut& aottta&uto. hanno avuto. 
 
 4. There are four tenses in all verbs, whether reg- 
 ular or irregular, which have the same termination. 
 
 The Imperfect of the Indicative. 
 
 Sing. 
 
 PL 1. 
 vamo 
 
 2. 
 vate 
 
 Future of the Indicative. 
 
 ra remo rete 
 
 Imperfect Conditional. 
 
 rebbe remmo reste 
 
 Sometimes, — chkfly in poetry :— 
 ria riauio riate 
 
 3. 
 
 vano 
 
 rebbero 
 
 rianno & rebbono 
 
 Preterite of the Subjunctive. 
 
 ssi ssi sse ssimo ste ssero 
 
 The verb estere is the only verb which does not follow this scheme, and that only in the imperfect of 
 the indicative. 
 
 Conjugation of the Auxiliary Verb avere, to have. 
 
 INFINITIVE. 
 Present. Avere, to have, to JN 
 
 rtrund, Avendo, con avere, coll' avere, in avere, nell' avere, having, in having. 
 
 3 artiaple past. Aviito, ins. avuta, fi. aviiti, m. pi. avute, /. pi. had. 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 
 Present Tense, I have. Compound Tense. I have had. 
 
 lo, tu, egli ; nor, voi, eglino. 
 
 Ho, hai, ha j abbi&mo, avete, hanno. — ho avuto, &c 
 
 6, ai, a j abbiamo, avete, anno. 
 
 — T had had, 
 avevamo, avevate, avevano.— aveva avu*o. 
 
 —I had had. 
 aveinmo, aveste, ebbero. — ebbi avuto. 
 
 — / shall or will have had. 
 avremo, avrete, avranno. — avro avuto. 
 
 — / would have had. 
 avre'mrno, avrcste, avrebbero. — avrei avuto. 
 
 Written sometimes, 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Prt:---.:-. 
 
 Future. 
 
 Coiubtioiuil. 
 
 I had. 
 
 Aveva, avevi, aveva ; 
 I had. 
 
 Ebbi, a vest i, ebbe j 
 J stuill or will have. 
 
 Avro, avrai, avrri j 
 / would, could, should have. 
 
 Avrei, avresti, avrebbe ; 
 
 • Wc likewise ?ay, vo, vi. va ; and perhaps vo should be preferred to v,a. as it distinguishes the first 
 person from the third ; but custom has prevailed, and va is now commonly used instead of vo. 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL. 
 
 che noi, 
 abbiamo, 
 
 che voi, 
 abbiate, 
 
 —tliat I may have had. 
 
 ch? eglino. 
 
 abbiano. — abbia avuto. 
 
 avessimo, 
 RATIVE. 
 
 aveste, 
 
 —that I might have had. 
 avessero. — avessi avuto. 
 
 Present. That I may have. 
 
 ch' io, che tu, ch? egli ; 
 
 A'bbia, abbia &abbi, abbia j 
 
 Preterite. _ That I might have. 
 
 Avessi, avessi, avesse : 
 
 Abbi or abbia tu, have thou ; abbia egli, let him have ; abbiamo noi, let us have ; abbiate voi, have ye ; 
 abbiano eglino, let them have. 
 
 Conjugation of the Auxiliary Verb essere, to be 
 
 INFINITIVE. 
 Present. Essere, to be, to exist. 
 
 Gerund. Essendo, con essere, coll' essere, in essere, nell' essere, being, in being. 
 Part. past. Stato, ms. stata, fs. stati, m. pi. state,/, pi. been. 
 
 Present Tense. 
 la, 
 
 Sono, 
 
 I am. 
 tu, 
 
 sel, 
 
 egli; 
 e j 
 
 not, 
 siamo, 
 
 Imperfect. 
 Era, 
 
 I was. 
 
 era; 
 
 eravamo, 
 
 Preterite. 
 Fui, 
 
 I was. 
 fosti, 
 
 fu: 
 
 fummo, 
 
 Future. 
 Saro, 
 
 I shall or will be. 
 sarai, sara ; 
 
 saremo, 
 
 Conditional. 
 Sarei, 
 
 / could, \ 
 saresti, 
 
 ji'ould, should be. 
 sarebbe ; 
 
 saremmo, 
 
 Compound Tense. I have been. 
 voi, eglino. 
 
 siete, sono.— sono stato, &c. stati, &c. 
 
 — / had been. 
 eravate, erano. — era stato. 
 
 *— J had been, 
 foste, furono. —fui stato. 
 
 +-I shall or will have been. 
 sarete, saraimo. — saro stato. 
 
 — / would have been 
 sareste, sarebbero. — sarei stato. 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL. 
 
 Present Tmse. That I may be. 
 
 CVt' io, che tu, cli 1 egli ; 
 
 Sia, sia & sii, sia ; 
 
 Preterite. That I might be. 
 
 Fossi, fossi, fosse ; 
 
 che noi, 
 siamo, 
 
 fossimo, 
 
 che voi, 
 siate, 
 
 foste, 
 
 — that I may have been, 
 ch? eglino. 
 slano. —sia stato. 
 
 ■that I might have been, 
 —fossi stato. 
 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 Sii, & sia tu, be thou; sia egli, let him be ; siamo noi, let us be; siate voi, he ye ; siano eglino, let them be. 
 
 The reader must have observed, that the com- 
 pound lenses of the verb essere are not formed as in 
 English, by the help of avere, to have, but of essere, 
 to be. Sojbat, instead of saying, / have been, I had 
 been, &c, the Italians say, / am been, I was been, 
 &c. N 
 
 Observe, also, that in conjugating the compound 
 tenses of essere, the participle agrees always with 
 the nomina'ive; so-tha1 a man must say^sotw stato, 
 and a woman, s<mo stata ; for men, siamo stati, and 
 . r women. siaritC state, kc. 
 
 The verbs venire, to come, andare, to go, stare, 
 
 to remain, are often used in the sense of essere ; 
 as, 
 
 Egli vien riputato per un uomo dabbene, he is 
 looked upon as a very honest man. CVo mi vien 
 detto da molti, I am told so by many people. 
 
 Io vofacendo qualche ccsa pel vestro vantaggio, 
 I am doing something to your advantage. Jlndra 
 tosln rovinato, he will be soon ruined. 
 
 La cosa sta come vi dico, the thing is as I tell you 
 Stavamo leggendo quando vest o fratello entrb 
 nella camera, we were reading when your brothei 
 entered the room. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
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 Regular Conjugations in arc, ere and iro. 
 
 There are three regular conjugations in Italian, distinguished by the termination of the infinitive. 
 First, in arc, at>\ as. cunarc, aoiato. to love. 
 
 . .. lieve. 
 
 Third, in ire, ito, as, scnlnc, scntito, to hear. 
 
 Of the ^erbs in erf, some have the e long, as, do! 're, vtrlrc, tenure ; and the others have it short, as, legger*, 
 Krivere, jxrdcre; but their manner of being conjugated is not ali'ected by that. 
 
 General Paradigm. 
 
 1. Am-are 
 
 2. C red -ere 
 
 3. Sent-ire 
 
 ando 
 6ndo 
 endo 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Singular. 
 fAm-o, 
 \ Cred-o, 
 ( Sent-o, 
 r Am-ava, 
 • 
 (Stnt-iva, 
 , Am-ai, 
 ) Cred-ei, 
 
 Future, 
 
 y Sent-ii, 
 C Am-ero, 
 ■2 Cred-ero, 
 ( Sent-iro, 
 C Am-erei, 
 Conditional. < Cred-erei, 
 (^Sent-irei, 
 
 ;Am-i, 
 Cred-a, 
 Sent-a, 
 {Am-assi, 
 Cred-essi, 
 Sent-issi, 
 
 avi, 
 
 evi, 
 
 ivi, 
 
 asti, 
 
 esti, 
 
 esti, 
 
 isti, 
 
 erai, 
 
 erai, 
 
 irai, 
 
 eresti, 
 
 eresti, 
 
 iresti, 
 
 ato, ins. 
 
 uto 
 
 ito 1 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 
 &va'; 
 eva ; 
 iva; 
 6; 
 e; 
 
 ette ; 
 \; 
 
 era; 
 era; 
 ira; 
 ereobe ; 
 crebbc ; 
 irebbe ; 
 
 PARTIOTLE PAST. 
 
 ata,/c. ati, mp. 
 
 iamo, 
 
 iftmo, 
 
 iamo, 
 
 avamo, 
 
 evamo, 
 
 iva mo, 
 
 .'iiiimo, 
 
 em mo, 
 
 emmo, 
 
 lmnio, 
 
 eremo, 
 
 eremo, 
 
 iremo, 
 
 cremmo, 
 
 er^mmo, 
 
 iremmo, 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL, 
 amo, 
 iamo, 
 iamo, 
 
 assi, assc; assi mo, 
 
 e-si, esse; Assimo, 
 
 Issi, isse ; issimo, 
 
 isse; 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 
 Sent-i, 
 
 ia:no, 
 
 iamo, 
 iamo, 
 
 ate, 
 6\e, 
 ite, 
 
 ate, f : j. 
 
 ute 
 
 ite 
 
 ate, 
 
 ano 
 
 ete. 
 
 ono 
 
 ite, 
 
 ono 
 
 avate, 
 
 avano 
 
 evate, 
 
 evano 
 
 ivate, 
 
 ivano 
 
 aste, 
 
 arono 
 
 este, 
 
 e>ono ? 
 ettero £ 
 
 este, 
 
 iste, 
 
 irono 
 
 erete, 
 
 eranno 
 
 erete, 
 
 eranno 
 
 irete, 
 
 irinno 
 
 ereste, 
 
 erebbero 
 
 ereste, 
 
 erebbero 
 
 ireste, 
 
 irebbero 
 
 iate, 
 
 ino 
 
 iate, 
 
 ano 
 
 iate, 
 
 ano 
 
 aste, 
 
 assero 
 
 este, 
 
 essero 
 
 iste, 
 
 issero 
 
 I. Regular Conjugation in &re, &to, through all its Moods, Tenses, and Persons 
 
 INFINITIVE. 
 Present. Amarp. to love, to like. 
 
 Gerund, Amando. on ain/m-. coll' amlre. in amare, nell' amare, loving, in loving. 
 
 Part. past. Amato, amata, auiati, amate, loved. 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 
 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 
 
 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Future. 
 
 Condit. 
 
 To, 
 
 Amo, 
 
 Aina-va, 
 
 Ani-ai, 
 
 Anie-r6, 
 
 Ame-rei, 
 
 tu, 
 
 ami, 
 
 vi, 
 
 asti, 
 
 rai, 
 
 resti, 
 
 egli; 
 ama; 
 va: 
 
 ra; 
 rebbe ; 
 
 not, 
 amiamo, 
 vamo, 
 ammo, 
 remo, 
 remmo, 
 
 voi, 
 amate, 
 vate, 
 aste, 
 rete, 
 reste, 
 
 e.glino. 
 
 amano, 
 
 vano, 
 
 arono, 
 
 ranno, 
 
 rebbero, 
 
 Hove, 
 J did love, 
 I loved. 
 I shall love. 
 1 would love. 
 
 
 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, 
 
 OR POTENTIAL. 
 
 
 
 Present. 
 Preterite. 
 
 CK> to, 
 
 Ami, 
 
 Ania-ssi, 
 
 che tu, 
 
 ami, 
 
 ssij 
 
 cA' e u,li ; 
 ami ; 
 sse; 
 
 che noi, 
 amiamo, 
 
 ssimo, 
 
 che voi, 
 amiate, 
 ste, 
 
 ch? eglino. 
 
 amino, 
 
 ssero, 
 
 I may love, 
 I might love. 
 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 
 Ama tu, love thou; ami egli, let hm love; amiamo noi, let us love; amate voi, love ye; amino eglino, 
 let them love. 
 
 All the verbs Vb are are conjugated like amare, except andare, to go, fare, to do, dare, to give, and stare, 
 to remain, with me verbs ending in care and gare, as, peccare, to sin, pagare, to pay, which will be noticed 
 in their proper place. 
 
 II. Regular Conjugation in ere, uto. 
 
 Present. Credere, to believe, to think. 
 
 Gerund. Credendo, con credere, col credere, in credere, nel credere, believing in, believing. 
 
 Part. past. Creriuto, erediita, creduti, crediite, believed. 
 
 
 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 
 
 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Future. 
 
 Condit. 
 
 lo, 
 
 Credo, 
 
 Crede-va, 
 C Cred-ei, 
 I Cred-etli, 
 
 Crede-r6j 
 
 Crede-rei, 
 
 tu, 
 credi, 
 vi, 
 est'i, 
 esti, 
 rai, 
 resti, 
 
 egli ; 
 crede ; 
 va; 
 e; 
 
 ette ; 
 ra; 
 rebbe ; 
 
 not, 
 crediamo, 
 vamo, 
 emmo, 
 emmo, 
 remo, 
 remmo, 
 
 voi, 
 credete, 
 vate, 
 este, 
 este, 
 rete, 
 reste, 
 
 eghno. 
 credono 
 vano 
 erono 
 ettero 
 ranno 
 rebbero 
 
 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL. 
 
 
 
 Present. 
 Preterite, 
 
 Ch> io, 
 
 Cred-a, 
 Crede-ssi, 
 
 che tu, 
 a, 
 
 ssi, 
 
 cA' egli ; 
 
 a; ~ 
 sse j 
 
 IMPERATIVE 
 
 che noi, 
 
 iamo, 
 
 ssimo, 
 
 che voi, 
 iate, 
 ste, 
 
 ch? eglino. 
 ano 
 ssero 
 
 Credi tu, believe thou; creda egli, let him believe; crediamo noi, let us believe; credete voi, Idieveye; 
 tredano eglino, let tliem believe. 
 
 III. Regular Conjugation in ire, ito. 
 
 INFINITIVE. 
 
 °resent. Sentire, to hear, feel, perceive. 
 
 Gerund. Sen'endo, con sentire, col sentire, in sentire, nel sentire, hearing, in hearing. 
 
 Part. past.. Sentito, sentita, sentiti, sentite, heard. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 21 
 
 
 
 INDICATIVE, 
 
 
 
 
 Imperfect. 
 Preterite, 
 Fuhtre. 
 CondiL 
 
 Sento, 
 Senti-va, 
 
 Sent-ii. 
 Senti-rb. 
 
 Senti-rei, 
 
 tu, egli ; 
 senti, sente ; 
 vi, va; 
 isti, 1; 
 rai, ra ; 
 resti rebbe , 
 
 riot, 
 sentiamo, 
 van 10, 
 immo, 
 
 nil in, 
 remmo, 
 
 wot ? 
 
 sentite, 
 Vate, 
 
 iste, 
 red-, 
 reste, 
 
 eglino, 
 sentono 
 vano 
 irono 
 latino 
 rebbero 
 
 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL. 
 
 
 
 Present. 
 
 Ch'io, 
 Sent-a, 
 
 tUf egh ; 
 a. a ; 
 
 noi, 
 iamo, 
 
 wot, 
 iate, 
 
 eglino. 
 ano 
 
 Preterit* 
 
 Senti-ssi, 
 
 ssi, sse; 
 
 ssimo, 
 
 ste, 
 
 ssero 
 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 
 Sent! tu, hear thou; senta, egli, let him hair ; sentiamo noi, let us hear ; sentite voi, hear ye; sentano 
 eglino, let them hear. 
 
 Conjugation of Verbs in isco. 
 
 Among the verbs of the third conjugation, ending in ire, many are irregular in the present of the indica- 
 tive and subjunctive, and likewise in the imperative. All their other tenses are like sentire; and these wa 
 present here by their first person singular only. 
 
 INFINITIVE. 
 Blandlre, blandendo, blandito, to caress. 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 Present. Plandfsco, blandisci, blandisce ; blandiamo, blandite, blandiscono. 
 
 Imperfect, SfC Blandiva ; blandii ; blandiro j blandirei. 
 
 Present. 
 Preterite. 
 
 SUBJUNCTIVE, OR POTENTIAL. 
 Blandisca, blandisca, blandisca ; blandiamo, blandiate, blandiscano. 
 Blandissi, blandissi, blandisse, &c. 
 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 
 Blandisci tu, blandisca egli ; blandiamo noi, blandite voi, blandiscano eglino. 
 Many of the verbs in ire. isco, end likewise in are, o; as, colorare. and colorire, to colour ; indurare and 
 hidurire, &c to harden. — Poets do not always observe the irregularity in isco, aud they write equally offro, 
 and offerisco, mugge and muggisce, langice and languisce, fere and f'erisce, &c. 
 
 Conjugation of a Reflected and Reciprocal Verb. 
 
 Reflected and reciprocal verbs are conjugated alike in Italian. St, joined to the infinitive, answers to 
 one's self; and the persons in the other moods are expressed as follows : 
 Sing, mi, ti, si ; myself, thyself, himself, herself. 
 Plural, ci, vi, si ; ourselves, yourselves, themselves. 
 They seldom have the addition of the pronouns to, tu, egli, noi voi, eglino. 
 INFINITIVE. 
 Divertirsi, to umtise ones self. 
 Divertendosi, amusing, or in amn/nng one's self . 
 Divertitosi, having amused cnxe\ self. 
 
 INDICATIVE. 
 Present. I amuse myself, kc. 
 Sing, mi diverto, ti diverti, si diverte. PI. ci divert iamo, v» divertite, si divertono. 
 And so on with the other tenses — mi divertiva ; mi divertii ; mi di vertiro ; mi diverting ; ch'io mi diverta ; 
 eh'io mi diverti ssi, ic 
 
22 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 IMPERATIVE. 
 Divertiti, amuse thyself; divertasi, let him amuse himself; diverbainoci, let us amuse ourselves, 
 divertitevi, amuse yourselves ; divertansi, let them amuse themselves. 
 
 The compound tenses are conjugated with the verb essere : 
 
 I have amused myself, &c. Sing, mi sono divertito; ti sei divertito; s' e divertito. Plur. ci siamo 
 divertiti, vi siete diveniti, si sono divertiti.— And so for the other tenses : m'era divertito ; mi fui divertito J 
 mi saro divertito, kc— For the feminine: mi sono divertita ; ci siamo divertite. 
 
 RemarJis on here is, there is, 8fc. 
 
 The English adverbs here and there are expressed in Italian by ci and vi. Ci is commonly used whea 
 we speak of a place in which we are, and vi of a place in which we are not, as will appear in the follow- 
 ing scheme : 
 
 C e, ci sono, there is, there are ; her", is, here are. 
 C era, c' erano, there was, there were. 
 Vi fu, vi furono, there has been, there haoe been. 
 Vi sara, vi saranno, there will be, sing, and pi. 
 C era stato, c' erano stati^ there had been. 
 
 V era stato, v' erano stati, there hod been. 
 
 C e ? ci sono ? is there ? are there ? 
 C era ? c ; era.no ? was there ? v^ere there ? 
 C era stato ? c' erano stati ? had there been ? 
 
 V e ? vi sono ? is there ? are there ? 
 
 V era ? v' erano ? was there ? ujere there ? 
 
 V era stato ? v' erano stati ? had there been ? 
 
 Non c' e, non ci sono, there is not, there are not. 
 Non c' era, non c' erano, there was not, there were not. 
 Non c' era stato, non c' erano stati, there had not been. 
 Non v* e, non vi sono, there is net, there are not. 
 Non v' era, non v' erano, there was not, there were not. 
 Is on v' era stato, non v' erano star:, there had not been. 
 
 Non c' e ? non ci sono ? is not there ? are not there ? 
 Non v' era ? non v y erano ? vjos not there ? were not there ? 
 Non vi fit ? non vi furono ? has not there been ? have not there been ? 
 Non v' era stato r &c. &c. had not there been ? &c. &c. 
 
 The tone of the voice marks the difference between a simple affirmation or a negation, and an interrogap 
 tion. Thus :— C e del -pane, there is some bread. C e del pane ? is there any bread ? Non •»' erano 
 molte donne nel giardino, there were not many ladies in the garden. lion v' erano rnolte donne nel giar- 
 dino ? were there not many ladies in the garden ? 
 
 Remarks on the verb hisognare, in the sense o/must and ought. 
 
 The verb bisognare is an impersonal verb of extensive use in Italian ; and its correspondent English verbs, 
 must and ouzht, not being impersonal, beginners fall into constant mistakes. To avoid this, let the Eng- 
 lish phraseolorr. / must sro. you must go, he must go, &c. be turned into it must thai I go, it must thai 
 ymi go, it must chat he goes, &c. and then the following exaicples will be readily understood and applied. 
 
 Bisogna ch' io eli parli, I must speak to him. 
 Bisogna ch' imparia^e queslo, you must learn this. 
 Bisognerebbe ch' io lo facessi. I should do it. 
 Ci bisogna morire. we must die. 
 Vi bisognava ve lerlo. you 'night to have seen him. 
 Bisognera ch' egli mi paghi, he must pay me. 
 
 We see by these examples, that che, after this impersonal verb, requires the subjunctive. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 23 
 
 Detached Remarks on Verbs. 
 
 1. The Italians use frequently the infinitives of 
 verbs, instead of nouns substantives, for the mascu- 
 line singular; as. il sua parlare m'annoia, his con- 
 versation tires me j alio spuntar del giomo, at the 
 break of day ; il ptangere iiasce soventc dal ridere, 
 tears often spring fiom laughter. 
 
 2. The infinitive is frequently used instead of the 
 imperative, in negative phrases, chiefly in speaking 
 to inferiors, or in poetry ; as, non dir qucstu alia 
 moglie, do not tell this to your wife; non chiudkre 
 tl stno alia pieta, do "not shut your breast to com- 
 passion ; non ti lasciar vvneere dalV ira, do not let 
 yourself be conquered by anger. 
 
 3. The participle passive, conjugated with mere, 
 agrees always w ith its nominative ; as, la virtu e 
 lodata, ma. il vizio e tcnuto a vile, virtue is praised, 
 but vice is despised. 
 
 The participle conjugated with avert agrees 
 generally with its accusative, when it is placed after 
 that accusative ; but it remains in the masculine 
 singular, when it precedes its accusative ; as, ho ri- 
 crmto la vostra lettcra, I have received your letter j 
 la letiera clit ho ricevuta, the letter which I have 
 -received. Avcvano fatto grau cose, they had done 
 great things j le pan cose che avevano fatte, the 
 great things which they had done. 
 
 The participles present havi7ig and being, 
 joined in English to a participle past, are elegantly 
 omitted in Italian ; as, dctto qucsto, usci dalla ca- 
 mora, having said that, he went out of the room ; 
 finita la prcdica, uscimmo dalla chiesa, the ser- 
 mon being over, we left the church ; vedutolo, hav- 
 ing seen him. 
 
 Likewise, when, as soon as, or such like ex- 
 pressions, are not expressed in Italian, when they 
 meet in English with the verb to have, or to be, 
 joined to a participle past ; as, fatto ch' ebbe, as 
 soon as he had done ; pranzato ch J avemrno, when 
 we had dined j venuti che furono, as soon as they 
 were come. 
 
 4. The pronoun they, when used in the indeter- 
 minate sense of one, we, people, men, it is, it was, 
 &c, is rendered in Italian by si ; but by se, when it 
 meets with ne; and the verb is put in a reflected 
 
 form, either singular or plur.il, as happens to he the 
 noun to which it relates. — Sometimes the Italians 
 employ a passive turn, peculiar to their language, 
 with the help of the verb essere, which is often sup- 
 plied by venires— Let the following examples be 
 carefully observed : 
 
 Si dice cosl ; 
 
 Si dicono molte cose ; 
 
 Si dira, or dirassi che 
 
 1'avete insultato ; 
 Si loda l'uomo modes- 
 
 toj 
 Si lodano gli uomini 
 
 modesti ; 
 Amasi, or si ama d'es- 
 
 sere onorato ; 
 Sieguansi i grandi esem- 
 
 Mi si domanda uno scu- 
 
 do; 
 Mi si domandauo tre 
 
 ghinee ; 
 Che si dira di voi se fate 
 
 cio? 
 Si direbbe, or direbbesi 
 
 che siete uno spende- 
 
 reccio ; 
 Se ne sapra qualche co- 
 
 sa; 
 Non se ne parla ; 
 Cene sara parlato ; 
 
 Mi vien detto da molti ; 
 
 Vene verra scritto ; 
 
 Siete domandato 5 
 Mi fii dato un libro ; 
 Ci fu scrittaunalettera; 
 Vi saranno mandate 
 molte lettere ; 
 
 many 
 
 It is said so. 
 People report 
 
 things. 
 They xoill say that you 
 
 insulted him. 
 One praises a modest 
 
 man. 
 Modest men are praised. 
 
 One likes to be esteem.' 
 ed. 
 
 Let us follow great ex- 
 amples. 
 
 They ask me five shil~ 
 lings. 
 
 They ask me three guin- 
 eas. 
 
 What will be said of 
 you if you do so ? 
 
 Oru would say that you 
 are a spendthrift. 
 
 We shall hear some- 
 thing of it. 
 People say nothing of it. 
 They will speak of it to 
 
 y many 
 
 I was told s 
 
 people. 
 They will write it to 
 
 you. 
 Somebody asks for you. 
 J received a book. 
 They wrote a letter to xts. 
 You will receive many 
 
 letters. 
 
 IRREGULAR VERBS. 
 
 The following observa'k.ns will greatly facilitate 
 the general system of the Italian irregular verbs. 
 
 1. When a verb is irregular in the present of the 
 indicative, it is always so in the present of the sub- 
 junctive, and in the imperative. 
 
 2. Verbs are irregular chiefly in the present of 
 the indicative, the preterite of the same mood, and 
 the participle past. 
 
 3. Some verbs in n/re, We, long, and in aire, 
 and likewise some in nere and cere short, contracted 
 in orre and urre, form their future and conditional 
 in rrb and rrei ; as, tenire, ttrrb, terrei : volere, vor- 
 
 rb, vcr/rei ; venire, verrb, verrei ; porre, porrb, poT" 
 rri ; condurre, condiarb, condurrei, &c. &c. — Fare, 
 dare, start, take arb, arei, instead of era, erei, in 
 their future and conditional ; faro, f arei, &c. 
 
 4. Most of the verbs ending in We and nere long, 
 and in lire, and nire, take "a g in their present 
 tenses and in the imperative; as, tenure, to hold, 
 tengo, tenga ; doWe, to grieve, dolgo, doga ; sa- 
 tire, to leap, salgo, saiga ; venire, to come, vengo, 
 venga. 
 
 5. Some verbs in rare and n're drop the letter r 
 in their present tenses and in the imperative ; as, 
 
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 parc're, paio, to appear ; mcrire, moio, and muoio, Thus, when you have cresco, cuoco, andassi, &c, 
 
 to die. you have only to observe their proper tenses in the 
 
 Caution. — In the tenses wherein will be found paradigm, and you will readily form cresco, cresd, 
 
 the first person singular only, the others may be crtsce, &c. &c. 
 formed easily by the General' Paradigm (p.rge'l9.) 
 
 I. Irregular Verbs in are, care, gare. 
 
 Andare, dare, fare, stare, and the verbs ending in care and gare, are the only irregular of the first con- 
 jugation. 
 
 Infinitive. Gerund. Participle. 
 
 1. Andare, andando, andato, to go. 
 
 Ind. Vado or vo, vai, va ; andiamo, andate, vanno. Andava. Andai. Andrb or anderb. Andrei or 
 
 anderei. 
 Sub. Ch' io vada, vada, vada ; andiamo, andiate, vadano and vadino. Andassi. 
 Imp. Va, vada j andiamo, andate, vadano. 
 
 2. Dare, dando, dato, to give. 
 
 Ind. Do, dai, da ; diamo, date, danno. Dava. Died* or detti, desti, diede or dette or die j demmo, deste, 
 
 diedero or dettero or dierono. Darb. Darei. 
 Sub. Ch' io dia, dia or dii, dia ; diamo, diate, diano or diino. Dessi. 
 Imp. Da, dia j diamo, date, diano. 
 
 3. Fare, facendo, fatto, to do. 
 
 Ind. Fo, fai, fa; facciamo, fate, fanno. Faceva. Feci, facesti, fece ; facemmo, faceste, fecero. Farb. 
 
 Farei. 
 Sub. Ch' io faccia. Facessi. 
 Imp-. Fa, faccia ; facciamo, fate, facciano. 
 
 4. Stare, stando, stato, to be, to live, to stop 
 
 Ind. Sto, stai, staj stiamo, state, stanno. Stava, Stetti, stesti, stette ; stemmo, steste, stettero. Starb. 
 
 Starei. 
 Sub. Ch' io stia. Stessi. 
 Imp. Sta, stia ; stiamo, state, stiano. 
 
 The verbs in care and gare take an A in the tenses where the c or g should otherwise meet before c or t. 
 
 Infinitive. Gerund. Participle. 
 
 Peccare, peccando, peccato, to sin. 
 
 Pregare, pregando, pregato, to pray. 
 
 Pecco, peccfti, pecca ; peccftiamo, peccate, peccano. 
 Prego, pregfti, prega ; pre^riamo, pregate, pregano. 
 Pecc/ierb, pecc/terei^ preg/ierb, preg/terei, &c. &c. 
 
 II. Irregular Verbs in ere long. 
 
 Ob. There are hut four verbs in he long, which are irregular in their participles ; namely, partre, 
 par so i persuadere, persuaso; rimansre, rimaso ; solire, sodto. All the others make their participle 
 in uto. 
 
 N. B. Let this remark be attentively considered.— The third person singular and the third person plura 
 tf the preterite tense of the indicative, are formed fiurn the first person singular of that same tense j but 
 
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 the second person singular, and (he first and sxond persons plural, are commonly formed from the in- 
 finitive ; as, from n . \c. fee, arc formed, 
 T>olsi, doletti, d<i'sc : dolemmo, doleste, dribero. 
 
 Giacqni, giac - ite, s:incqucro. 
 
 Cofiolbi, coiiosccsti, conolbc ; cotiosccmmo, conosceste, conobbcro. 
 
 Infinitive. Goiind. Participle* 
 
 1. Caderc, cadendo, caduto, to fall. 
 
 bid. Cado or ca<r:rio. ca ii. cale; cadiamo or casgiamo, cadete, cadono or caggiono. Cadeva. Cadd-i, 
 
 esti, e ; DO. Caderb. Caderei. 
 
 Sub. Ch* k> cada tr cirria. Cadaad. 
 blip. Cadi, cada or caggiaj ra>lianio, cadete, cadano. 
 
 2. Dolersi, dolcndosi, dolutosi, to complain, to ache, 
 
 Ind. Mi dolzo or doglio, ti duoli, si duole j ci dogliamo, vi dolete, si dogliono or dolgono. Doleva. Dol- 
 
 si, doletti, he. Dnrro. D^rrei. 
 Sub. Ch' io mi dolia or dozlia. Dolessi. 
 Imp. Duoliti, dolgasi ; dogliamoci, dolotevi, dolgansi. 
 
 3. Dovere, dovendo, dovuto, to owe. 
 
 Ind. Devo or debbo or dezgio, devi, deve ; dobbiamo, dovete, debbono or deggiono or deono. Doveva. 
 
 D-ivei Of dovetti, OoVesti, &c. Dovrb. Dovrei. 
 Sub. Ch' io debba. Dt 
 Imp. Devi, debba; dobbiamo, dovete, debbano. 
 
 4. Giacere, giacendo, giaciuto, to lie down. 
 
 Ind. Giaccio, ziaci, giace; giacciamo, giacete, giacciono. Giaceva. Giacqui, giacesti, &c. Giacerb. 
 
 Giacerei. 
 Sub. Ch' io giaccia. Giacessi. 
 Imp. Giaci, giaccia ; giacciamo, giacete, giacciano. 
 
 5. Tacere, tacendo, taciuto, to be silent. 
 Taccio. Taceva. Tacqui, tacestl, &c, like giaafre. 
 
 6. Piacere, piacendo, piaciuto, to please. 
 Piaccio. Piaceva. Piacqui, piacesti, &c. like giacere. 
 
 7. Sapere, sapendo, saputo, to know. 
 
 Ind. So, sai, sa ; sappiamo, sapete, sanno. Sapeva. Seppi, sapesti, &c. Saprb. Saprei. 
 
 Sub. Ch' io sappia. Sapessi. 
 
 Imp. Sappi, sappia j sappiamo, sapete, sappiano. 
 
 8. Potere, potendo, potuto, to be able. 
 
 Ind. Posso, puoi, pub ; possiamo, potete, possono. Poteva. Potei and potetti, potesti, pote, &c. Potrb. 
 
 Potrei. 
 Sub. Ch' io possa. Potessi.— (No imperative.)— Potcrd and poterei are the future and conditional of the 
 
 verb polare, to prune vines. 
 
 9. Volere, volcndo, voluto, to be willing, to wish, 
 bid, Xoz\\n y vuoi, vaiole ; VOgUamo, volete, vosdiono. Voleva. Volli, volesti, kc. Vorrb. Vorrei. 
 Sub. Ch' io roglia. VoleasL — (No imperative.) — Voltrb and volerei are the future and conditional of the 
 verb wlare, to fly 
 
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 1". Persuadere, persuadendo, persuaso, to persuade. 
 
 imp. Persoadi, persuada j persuad-iamo, ebe, ano. 
 
 . teneDdo, tenuto, to hold. 
 
 /••.:'. Terr: '::_:.'.:;:; ■:_.:.: .eze.e.. :err:r:. Te- evs. Tenni. tenesti, Aa Trrr:. TerrfL 
 i.-_, ^_ ;: ~r..::.. '--~' :er_T3 : reriaxi:. "7__l 7. renraiij. _7_r;:;, 
 
 ." '_' : .. _ : '7_7 7. "t. . 
 
 imanere, rimanendo, rimaso, 0:710! rimasto, to stay. 
 End. Rjmangn, rimani, rimane ; ri mania mo, riioanete, rimangono. Rimaneia. Rlmasi, rimanesti, &c 
 
 Sub. Ch" k> rimang-a. a. a : rimaniair. : nan essi . 
 
 . "_-. RL^-ir-i. ri. T .:.' p. : r: . -' .~lr.. r . M . r," ve.e. r.T.' .rrc:', 
 
 13. Parere, parendo, parso, to ufpear. 
 
 End. Rio and paro, pari, pare ; paiamo, parete, paiono. Pareva. ParvL paresU kc. Parrb. raxreL 
 
 i : :■ . 
 
 ; ■_. ri: ;-.: : i \..." _ " ■ ^ 
 
 7:_. : "7 '; . ; : e.: -.i>r"_ : r_ ; r r; : ^_L.> : ii. •.:v.:-;. :: " _. : r" ;.-•;.: _ : ■:■ v.' zartfpan '.:~:. hjBj 
 I: :7r:_i :: ;:_ :: r_e. :: __! sec 
 
 14, Solere, solexido, solito, to be used. 
 
 Bad. Soglio, soolL, sqojs : sogliaino. Hide, eqgliano. Solera :- en >:":::. eri solito, &c — and so of all the 
 other tenses win : b ire ::-.: -_-.; -_:e: :' the verb enoe and tt . : o. m. solita, t . thus 
 
 Sir: s:...:: : sire; s:li-_o : :i .: :-.i soliic : ch' io fossis:'-- 
 
 15. Yalere, ralendo, vaiuto, to be worth. 
 End. Vadic, Tali, vale ; Tagliamo, valeie, vagliDno. Valeva, "• r alsa, Talesti, &c Varrd. Varrei. 
 
 16. Vedeie, vedendo, veduto, afti visto, to see. 
 
 .*••.:' ' r. -z\-_\z, ve::_: :. .:..' Tin:..' 
 
 h> ioTcdaond — .•.-- 
 
 I -;_• -V. . " 7 '.I ■ -.-.. ". Tt:':":. T-;\^:. 
 
 The c ompound vats follow flie conjugation of fteir simple : a3, nvedire, like oedere, fee. 
 
 III. C/iie/ Irregular Verbs in ere, sAort. 
 All the irregular verbs in a* short are reducible to one of Die fallowing terminatiorts in their infinitive i 
 
 1. Cere \ preterite ssi, si, bi f qui: participle to, uto. 
 htfvmtvot. Preterite. Par: 
 
 C .- --ere 
 
 cosi 
 
 K ' 
 
 fo cook 
 
 P '. . :ere 
 
 r. ".--?: 
 
 (warding) 
 
 — - - - i. 
 
 C --.--: ere 
 
 
 oonoscinto 
 
 — know 
 
 C :e: :ere 
 
 it-:':. : 
 
 cresciuto 
 
 — grow 
 
 ."iKr.-e 
 
 Bneoni 
 
 :.-■.-: 
 
 — It Urn 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
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 Infinitive, 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Participle, 
 
 
 Nuocere 
 Torcere 
 Vincere 
 
 nocqui 
 
 torsi 
 
 vinsi 
 
 noeiuto 
 
 torto 
 
 vinto 
 
 to hurt 
 
 — twist 
 
 — conquet 
 
 Urre, and sometimes ur only, contracted from cere ; as, addurre, and addur, from 
 adducere ; preterite ssi, future, rrd, participle tto. 
 Preterite, Future. Participle, 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Addurre 
 
 Condurre 
 
 Dedurre 
 
 Indurre 
 
 Intro-durre 
 
 Produrre 
 
 Ricond-urro 
 
 RiduiTe 
 
 Sedurre 
 
 Trad urre 
 
 addussi 
 
 Ocdussi 
 
 dedu>si 
 
 indussi 
 
 — dussi 
 
 produssi 
 
 — ussi 
 
 ridussi 
 
 seJussi 
 
 trad ussi 
 
 Future. 
 
 addurrb 
 
 condurrb 
 
 dedurro 
 
 indurro 
 
 — durro 
 
 produrrd 
 
 — urro 
 
 rid urro 
 
 sedurro 
 
 trad urro 
 
 addotto 
 
 to bring 
 — conduct 
 
 condotto 
 
 dedotto 
 
 — infer 
 
 indotto 
 
 — induce 
 
 — dotto 
 
 — U ad in 
 
 prodotto 
 
 — produce 
 
 —otto 
 
 — lead bach. 
 
 ridotto 
 
 — reduce 
 
 sedotto 
 
 — seduce 
 
 tradotto 
 
 — translate 
 
 3. Vere ; preterite si, ssi ; participle so, sso, to. 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Alludere 
 
 Applaudere 
 
 Ardere 
 
 Assidere 
 
 Chiedere 
 
 Chiudere 
 
 Decidere 
 
 Deludere 
 
 Deridere 
 
 Dividere 
 
 Escludere 
 
 Xncidere 
 
 Includere 
 
 Mordere 
 
 Perdere 
 
 Radere 
 
 Ridere 
 
 Rodere 
 
 TJccidere 
 
 Concedere 
 
 Succedere 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 allusi 
 
 applausi 
 
 arsi 
 
 assisi 
 
 chiesi 
 
 chiusi 
 
 decisi 
 
 delusi 
 
 derisi 
 
 dlvisi 
 
 esclusi 
 
 incisi 
 
 inclusi 
 
 morsi 
 
 persi 
 
 rasi 
 
 risi 
 
 rosi 
 
 uccisi 
 
 concessi 
 
 successi 
 
 Participle. 
 
 alluso 
 
 applauso 
 
 arso 
 
 assiso 
 
 chiesto 
 
 chiuso 
 
 deciso 
 
 deluso 
 
 deriso 
 
 diviso 
 
 escluso 
 
 iuciso 
 
 incluso 
 
 morso 
 
 perso and perduto 
 
 raso 
 
 riso 
 
 roso 
 
 ucciso 
 
 concesso 
 
 successo 
 
 to allude 
 
 — applaud 
 
 — burn 
 
 — besiege 
 
 — ash 
 
 — shut up 
 
 — decide 
 
 — deceive 
 
 — mock 
 
 — divide 
 
 — exclude 
 
 — cut 
 
 — include 
 
 — bite 
 
 — lose 
 
 — shear 
 
 — laugh 
 
 — gnaw 
 
 — kiU 
 
 — grant 
 
 — succeed 
 
 The verb cedere, to yield, is regular. 
 
 4. Ndere ; preterite si ; participle eso, uso, osto, uto, to. 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Participle 
 
 
 
 Accendere 
 
 accesi 
 
 acceso 
 
 
 to light 
 
 Appendere 
 
 appesi 
 
 appeso 
 
 
 — hang 
 
 Arrendere 
 
 arresi 
 
 arreso 
 
 
 — surrender 
 
 Ascend ere 
 
 ascesi 
 
 asceso 
 
 
 — go up 
 
 Ascondere 
 
 ascosi 
 
 ascoso and ascosto 
 
 -hide 
 
 Attend ere 
 
 attesi 
 
 atteso 
 
 
 — attend 
 
 Contendere 
 
 confusi 
 
 confuso 
 
 
 — confound 
 
 Contendere 
 
 contesi 
 
 conteso 
 
 
 — dispute 
 
 — defend 
 
 Difendere 
 
 difesi 
 
 difeso 
 
 
 Dipendere 
 
 dipesi and dipendei 
 
 dipeso and 
 
 dipenduto 
 
 ■"depend 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Preterite 
 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Discendere 
 
 discesi 
 
 
 disceso 
 
 
 to descend 
 
 Distendere 
 
 distesi 
 
 
 distesL 
 
 
 — stretch 
 
 Fondere 
 
 fusi 
 
 
 f uso and fonduto 
 
 — melt 
 
 Impendere 
 
 impesi 
 
 
 impeso 
 
 i and Lmpenduto 
 
 — hang on 
 
 Intendere 
 
 intesi 
 
 
 inteso 
 
 
 — hear, learn 
 
 Nascondere 
 
 nascosi 
 
 
 nascosc 
 
 > and nascosto 
 
 — conceal 
 
 Offendere 
 
 offesi 
 
 
 oft'eso 
 
 
 — offend 
 
 Prendere 
 
 presi 
 
 
 preso 
 
 
 — take 
 
 Pretendere 
 
 pretesi 
 
 
 preteso 
 
 
 — pretend 
 
 Rendere 
 
 resi 
 
 
 reso and renduto 
 
 — render 
 
 Rispondere 
 
 risposi 
 
 
 rispostc 
 
 ) 
 
 — answer 
 
 Scendere 
 
 scesi 
 
 
 sceso 
 
 
 — come down 
 
 Scindere 
 
 scinsi 
 
 
 scinto 
 
 
 — separate 
 
 Sorpreiidere 
 
 sorpresi 
 
 
 sorpreso 
 
 — surprise 
 
 Sospendere 
 
 sospesi 
 
 
 sospeso 
 
 
 — suspend 
 
 Spandere 
 
 spansi 
 
 
 spanso 
 
 and spanto 
 
 — spill, scatter 
 
 Spendere 
 Tendere 
 
 spesi 
 tesi 
 
 
 speso 
 teso 
 
 
 — spend, employ 
 
 — stretch, lead to 
 
 Tondere 
 
 tosi and tondei 
 
 tonduto 
 
 
 — shear 
 
 
 Fendere, to cleave, and pendere, to hang, are regular. 
 
 
 5. Gere and ggere ; 
 
 preterite si 
 
 , ssi ; ; 
 
 participle so, 
 
 to 9 tto. 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Cingere 
 
 cingo 
 
 cinsi 
 
 
 cinto 
 
 to gird 
 
 Costringere 
 
 costringo 
 
 costrinsi 
 
 
 costretto 
 
 — compel 
 
 Dipignere 
 
 dipingo 
 
 dipinsi 
 
 
 dip into 
 
 — describe 
 
 Ergere 
 
 ergo 
 
 ersi 
 
 
 erto and eretto 
 
 — lift up 
 
 Fingere 
 
 fingo 
 
 finsi 
 
 
 finto 
 
 —feign 
 
 Giugnere 
 
 giungo 
 
 giunsi 
 
 
 giunto 
 
 — ccnne to 
 
 Mergere 
 
 mergo 
 
 mersi 
 
 
 merso 
 
 — plunge 
 
 Piangere 
 
 piango 
 
 piansi 
 
 
 pianto 
 
 — weep 
 
 Pingere 
 
 pingo 
 
 pinsi 
 
 
 pinto 
 
 — paint 
 
 Porgere 
 
 porgo 
 
 porsi 
 
 
 porto 
 
 — present 
 
 Sorgere 
 
 sorgo 
 
 sorsi 
 
 
 sorto 
 
 — spring out 
 
 Spargere 
 
 spargo 
 
 sparsi 
 
 
 sparso and sparto — spread 
 
 Spingere 
 
 spingo 
 
 spinsi 
 
 
 spinto 
 
 — thrust 
 
 Sporgere 
 
 sporgo 
 
 sporsi 
 
 
 sporto 
 
 — stretch out 
 
 Volgere 
 
 volgo 
 
 volsi 
 
 
 vol to 
 
 — turn 
 
 Ungere 
 
 ungo 
 
 unsi 
 
 
 unto 
 
 — anoint 
 
 Correggere 
 
 correggo 
 
 corressi 
 
 
 corretto 
 
 — correct 
 
 Figgere 
 
 figgo 
 
 fissi 
 
 
 fitto 
 
 — fix, secure 
 
 Friggere 
 
 friggo 
 
 frissi 
 
 
 fritto 
 
 —fry 
 
 Leggere 
 
 leggo 
 
 lessi 
 
 
 letto 
 
 — read 
 
 Proteggere 
 
 proteggo 
 
 protessi 
 
 
 protetto 
 
 — protect 
 
 Reggere 
 
 reggo 
 
 ressi 
 
 
 retto 
 
 — rule 
 
 Struggere 
 
 struggo 
 
 strussi 
 
 
 strutto 
 
 — wear out 
 
 The letter g is often transposed in many verbs of this class ', as, piagnere, pignere, cignere, spignere, for 
 piangere, pingere, cingere, spingere, &c. 
 
 6. Oliere ; preterite Isi ; participle It o. 
 
 Verbs of this class contract oflen gliere into rre, and even into r alone j as, corre, cor, for cogliere; then 
 the future ends in rrb, and the conditional in rrei ; as, 
 
 Infinitive. Preterite. Participle. 
 
 Cogliere, corre, and cor j colsi, colto, to gather 
 
 Ind. Coglio and colgo, cogli, coglie ; cogliamo, cogliete, cogliono and colgono. Coglieva. Colsi, cogl- 
 iesti, &c. Corro Correi. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 Sub. Ch' io, cojlia. and col?a. CogUod. 
 
 Imp. Cogli, co^lia, and colga ; cogliaino, cogliete, cogliano. 
 
 So are conjugated 
 
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 Infinitwe 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Accogliere, acconr, 
 
 accor 
 
 acc->lsi 
 
 accolto 
 
 to welcome 
 
 Distoglie.ie, distorre, 
 
 distor 
 
 distolsi 
 
 distolto 
 
 — remove 
 
 iere, raccorre, raccor 
 
 raccolsi 
 
 raccolto 
 
 — gather 
 
 Sc '.liere, scerre, seer 
 
 scelsi 
 
 seel to 
 
 — choose 
 
 Scio;!iere, Kioire, scior 
 
 sciolsi 
 
 sciolto 
 
 — untie 
 
 Stogliere,storre, stoi 
 
 
 stolsi 
 
 stolto 
 
 — take off 
 
 Togliere, torre, tor 
 
 
 tolsi 
 
 tolto 
 
 — lay hold 
 
 
 7. Guere ; 
 
 preterite nsi; participle nto. 
 
 
 Infi7iitive. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Participle 
 
 
 Distinguere 
 
 di-tinguo 
 
 distinsi 
 
 distinto 
 
 to note 
 
 Estinguere 
 
 estir.guo 
 
 estinsi 
 
 estinto 
 
 — putout 
 
 
 8. Lcre j preterite Isi ; 
 
 participle to, so. 
 
 
 Infinitive 
 
 Present. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Ave! Iere 
 
 avello 
 
 avelsi 
 
 avulso and aveltc 
 
 \ to root out 
 
 Colere 
 
 colo 
 
 colsi 
 
 colto 
 
 — reverence 
 
 Disvellere 
 
 disvello 
 
 disvelsi 
 
 disvelto 
 
 — pull out 
 
 Espellere 
 
 cspello 
 
 espuhi 
 
 espulso 
 
 — expel 
 
 Sveikre 
 
 svello 
 
 svelsi 
 
 svelto 
 
 — pluck up 
 
 9. .Mere ; preterite ssi, si 
 
 ; participle sso, to. 
 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Comprimere 
 
 compressi 
 
 
 compresso 
 
 to keep undo 
 
 Espnnsere 
 
 espressi 
 
 
 espresso 
 
 — express 
 
 Imprimere 
 
 inipressi 
 
 
 impresso 
 
 — impress 
 
 Opprimere 
 
 oppressi 
 
 
 oppresso 
 
 — oppress 
 
 Reprimere 
 
 repressi 
 
 
 represso 
 
 — restrain 
 
 Assumere 
 
 assunsi 
 
 
 assunto 
 
 — take up 
 
 Consumere 
 
 consunsi 
 
 
 consunto 
 
 — consume 
 
 Presumere 
 
 presunsi 
 
 
 presunto 
 
 — presume 
 
 Redimere 
 
 redensi 
 
 
 redento 
 
 — redeem 
 
 The verb premcre, to press, is regular : premo ; premei, premctti, and prcssi; premuto. 
 
 10. Were contracted into orre ; preterite si j participle sto. 
 
 Verbs of this class contract ncre into crre, and even into or alone ; as, porrc, per, instead oipanert. 
 The future ends in rrj, and the conditional in rrei ; as, 
 
 Infin ; tive Preterite Participle 
 
 Ponere, porre, and por posi posto to put 
 
 Ind. Pongo, poni, pone ; poaiamo and ponghiamo, ponete, pcugono. Poneva. Posi, ponesti, he 
 Porro. Porrei. 
 Sub. Ch' io ponga. Ponessi. 
 Imp. Poni, ponga \ poniamo, ponete, pongano. , 
 
 to compete 
 
 — dispose 
 
 — replace 
 
 
 
 So are 
 
 conjugated 
 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 Future. 
 
 Participle 
 
 Comporre 
 
 Disporre 
 
 Riporre 
 
 coni; 
 disj 
 npoDgo 
 
 dispnsi 
 riposi 
 
 comporro 
 
 disp'urb 
 
 riporio 
 
 composto 
 
 disposto 
 
 ri[)osto 
 
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 ACCIDENCE OF THE 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 Present. Preterite. 
 
 Future. Participle. 
 
 
 Fraporre 
 
 frapongo fraposi 
 
 fraporro fraposto 
 
 to interpoH 
 
 Opporre 
 
 oppongo opposi 
 
 opporrd opposto 
 
 — oppose 
 
 — delay 
 
 Posporre 
 
 pospongo posposi 
 
 posporrb posposto 
 
 
 
 11. Pere ; preterite pi 
 
 ; participle tto. 
 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 
 Present. Preterite. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Rompere 
 
 
 rompo ruppi 
 
 
 rotto 
 
 to break 
 
 Corrompere 
 
 
 corrompo corru[ 
 
 -pi 
 
 corrotto 
 
 — spoil 
 
 — disturb 
 
 Interrompere 
 
 ! 
 
 iuterrompo interrupf 
 
 li interrotto 
 
 Prorompere 
 
 
 prorompo proruppi 
 
 prorotto 
 
 — -rush out 
 
 
 
 12. Rere', preterite 
 
 si 
 
 ; participle so. 
 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 
 Present. Preterite. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Correre 
 
 
 corro corsi 
 
 
 corso 
 
 torv.n 
 
 Aceorrere 
 
 
 accorro accorsi 
 
 accorso 
 
 — run to 
 
 Coucorrere 
 
 
 concorro concorsi 
 
 concorso 
 
 — run together 
 
 Discorreie 
 
 
 discorro discorsi 
 
 discorso 
 
 — discourse 
 
 
 13. Tere ; preterite si, ssi ; 
 
 participle to, so, and 
 
 sso. 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Assistere 
 
 
 assisti and assistei 
 
 
 assistito 
 
 to assist 
 
 Avertere 
 
 
 aversi and avertei 
 
 
 averso and avertito 
 
 — turn off 
 
 Connettere 
 
 
 connessi 
 
 
 connesso 
 
 — i unite 
 
 Consistere 
 
 
 consisti and consistei 
 
 
 consistito 
 
 — consist 
 
 Discutere 
 
 
 discussi 
 
 
 discussd 
 
 — examine 
 
 Genuflettere 
 
 
 getiurlessi 
 insistei and insisti 
 
 
 genuflesso 
 
 — kneel 
 
 Insistere 
 
 
 
 insistito 
 
 — insist 
 
 Mettere 
 
 
 misi 
 
 
 messo 
 
 — put 
 
 Percuotere 
 
 
 percossi 
 
 
 percosso 
 
 — strike 
 
 Promettere 
 
 
 prounisi 
 
 
 promesso 
 
 — promise 
 
 Resistere 
 
 
 resistei and resisti 
 
 
 resistito 
 
 — resist 
 
 Riflettere 
 
 
 rilessi 
 
 
 riflesso 
 
 — reflect 
 
 Riscuotere 
 
 
 riscossi 
 
 
 riscosso 
 
 — receive 
 
 Scuotere 
 
 
 scossi 
 
 
 scosso 
 
 — shake off. 
 
 
 14. 
 
 Vere ; preterite ssi, si ; 
 
 participle to, tto, sso. 
 
 Infinitive. 
 
 
 Preterite. 
 
 
 Participle. 
 
 
 Asciolvere 
 
 
 asciolsi 
 
 
 asciolto 
 
 to take a luncheon 
 
 Ascrivere 
 
 
 ascrissi 
 
 
 ascritto 
 
 — impute 
 
 Assolvere 
 
 
 assolsi 
 
 
 assoluto and assolto 
 
 — absolve 
 
 Dissolve re 
 
 
 dissolsi 
 
 
 dissolto 
 
 — dissolve 
 
 Movere or muove 
 
 mossi 
 
 
 mosso 
 
 — move 
 
 Ri solvere 
 
 
 risolsi 
 
 
 risoluto 
 
 — resolve 
 
 Piovere (imp. verb) 
 
 piove and piovve 
 
 
 piovuto 
 
 — rain 
 
 Scrivere 
 
 
 scrissi 
 
 
 scritto 
 
 — write 
 
 Solvere 
 
 
 solvei and solsi 
 
 
 sol u to 
 
 — untie 
 
 Soscrivere 
 
 
 soscrissi 
 
 
 soscritto 
 
 — subscribe 
 
 Vivere 
 
 
 vissi 
 
 
 vissuto and vivuto 
 
 — live 
 
 15. Bere.- 
 
 -The verb bevere, to drink, 
 
 
 Infinitive. Gerund. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 a regular 
 
 verb, 
 
 conjugated like cre- 
 
 
 Bere beendo 
 
 bevuto, to drink. 
 
 dere ; but it is often contracted in the 
 following manner :— 
 
 Ind. Beo, bei, beej beviamo, beete, beono. 
 Beeva. Bevvi, beestij bevve; beemmo, beeste, 
 bevvero. Berb. Berei. 
 
ITALIAN TONGUE. 
 
 31 
 
 Mb Ch'i ' '.'.'. and l ewa. B \\> -i. 
 
 Imp. Bei, . beano. 
 
 This contraction Ins BOmethiOg uncouth, and is 
 
 not ad tpb i . era ; the regular form is 
 
 ■ira'ble. 
 
 Abe \ to suck 
 
 . kted like credere j 
 
 16. -flrrc ; contracted from verbs in er«. 
 
 Verbs of tills kin! take commonly a double gg in 
 
 the present of the indicative and subjunctive, and 
 
 in the imperative; the preterite is made mi, the 
 participle tto, the future rrd f and Uie conditional 
 
 Infinitive. Preterite, Participle. 
 
 Trarre and traere trassi tratto, to draw 
 
 Ind. Trao ondtraggo, trai, traej traiamo and 
 traggbiamo, traete, traono and traggono. Traeva, 
 Trassi, tra.sti, ftc Trarrb. TrarreL 
 i raessi. 
 Imp. Trai, tragga ; traiamo and traggbiamo, 
 traete, traano and iniggano. 
 
 So are conjugated its compounds : 
 
 Infinitive. Preterite. Participle. 
 
 Attrarre at trassi attratto to attract 
 
 Contrarre contrassi contratto — contract 
 
 Distrarrs iistrassi distratto — takeoff 
 
 Ritrarre ritrassi ritra'to — draw oat 
 
 Sottrarre sottrassi sottratto — subtract 
 
 IV. Irregular Verbs in ire. 
 
 fnfin. Gerund. Pret. Part. 
 
 I Dire, dicendo, dlssi, detto, £o say or ieZZ. 
 
 Ind. Dico, dici. dice ; dirhmo, dite. dicono. Di- 
 Dii-o. Direi. 
 I «ssi. 
 : diciamo, dite, dicano. 
 Its chief comp >un Is are, in oppose ; 
 
 ridin, to repeat j makdirc, to curse. 
 
 2. Monro, morendo, morii, morto,£o die. 
 Ind. Moro and muoin, mori, more ; moriamo, 
 
 morite, morono. and muoiono. Moriva. Morii, 
 moid, kc. Morro and moriro. Morrei 
 arid morirei. 
 
 Ch' in mora and muoia. Morissi. 
 
 Imp. Mori, mora; moriamo, morite, morano 
 and mnoMno. 
 
 The future and conditional morrb and morrei, 
 are preferable to moriro and mc/rirci. — Mmsi and 
 mnrso are the preterite and participle of mordere, 
 to bite. 
 
 3. Salire, salendo, salii, salito, to go up. 
 
 - r^and «-iilio. sali. sale ; sizliamo, salite, 
 saljnno and aagliono. Saliva. Salii. salisti, &c, 
 . \c Salirb. Salirei. 
 :\ and saglia. Saliasi. 
 Imp. Sal i, saiga ur saglia; sagliamo, salite, sal- 
 gano. 
 
 4. Udiie, udendo, udii, udito, to hear. 
 
 imo, odite, odom. Udi- 
 ra. C liro. L'direi. 
 
 i : odiamo, a ha*e, odano. 
 Imp. Odi, oda ; udiamo, udite, odano. 
 
 5. Venire, venendo, venni, venuto, to 
 
 come. 
 
 Ind. Vengo, vieni, viene ; veniamo, venite, ven- 
 gono. Veniva. Venni, venisti, venne, &c. Ver« 
 ro. Verrei. 
 
 Sub. Ch' io venga, venga, venga ; veniamo, ve- 
 nite. \i ii 
 
 Imp. Vieni, venga; veniamo, venite, vengano. 
 
 The letter § is sometimes found transposed in 
 this v<rb and its compounds: thus, vegno, vegna, 
 vegiwno; instead of vengo, venga, vengono. 
 
 The chief compounds of venire are, convenirc, to 
 agree, rivenire, to return, soovenire, to help, di 
 venire, to become, svenire, to faint, scoi.ivi/iirc, to 
 be unbecoming, pervenire, to come to, iulerocnire y 
 to happen. 
 
 6. Uscire, uscendo, uscii, uscito, to go 
 
 or come out. 
 
 Ind. Esco, esci, esce ; usciamo, uscite, escono. 
 Usciva. Uscii, uscisti, uscl, &c. Uscir6. Uscirei. 
 
 Sub. Ch' io esca, esca, e9ca; usciamo, usciate, 
 escano. Uscissi. 
 
 Imp. Esci, esca ; usciamo, uscite, escano. 
 
 7. Gire and ire, and sometimes gir and 
 mt, are chiefly used in poetry, and they 
 have the following tenses only i — 
 
 Gite, yon go. Giva. givi, giva or <ria ; givamo, 
 givate. <rivano, / did go. &o. Gii. cri^i, g) cr gib; 
 riate. girono, / went, I have gone, &c. 
 Gir6,girai, gira ; giremo, girete. gjranno, I will go, 
 &c. Girei, giresti, &c, / would go. (. 
 gisse ; erissimo, eiste, gissero, I might go, &c. Gito, 
 gita. gin, 
 
 Ire, or ir. to go ; i'o. i'a. iti. it) . 
 
 Iva, he did go ; ivano, they did go; irono and 
 
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 ITALIAN ACCIDENCE 
 
 iron, they vjcnt. Irb, irai, ira, &c, Twill go. Irei, 
 iresti, irebbe, &c, / would go. Ite, go ye. 
 
 Infinitive. Preterite. 
 Apr ire apersi 
 
 Coprire copersi 
 
 Participle. 
 
 aperto to open 
 
 coperto — cover 
 
 Infinitive. Preterite. 
 Influire influssi 
 
 Participle. 
 offerto to offer 
 influsso — influent* 
 
 CHAPTER VIII. 
 
 LICENSES AND EXPLETIVES. 
 
 Grammarians give the name of licenses to some 
 
 ?>eculiar changes which writers have made in the 
 ormation of certain words, either by leng hening or 
 shortening them, or by altering their usual orthog- 
 raphy. 
 
 1. The third person plural of the preterite tense 
 of the indicative, ending in arono, is often contract- 
 ed into aro ; as, amaro, legaro, andaro, for ama- 
 rono, legarono, andarono. 
 
 2. The letter v is frequently left out in- some 
 tenses, but chiefly in the imperfect of the indicative ; 
 as, avea, potea, finia, scriveamo, dee, deono, bee, 
 bea, &c, for aveva, poteva,finiva, scrivevamo, deve, 
 devono, beve, beva, &c. 
 
 3. The letters at are cut off in the participle past 
 of verbs ; thus, instead of colmato, adornalo chi- 
 nato, demato, osato, we find colmo, adomo, chino, 
 domo, cso. 
 
 4. The letter e is often found added, in ancient 
 poetry, to the third person singular of the preterite 
 tense of the indicative, and to some other words; 
 as, amoe, parloe, cantoe, fue, piue, gine, &c. for 
 amb, parlo, canto, fa. piu, giu^ &c. — Sometimes o 
 is added to verbs ending in ire ; as, rapio, fin'io, 
 empio, uscio, for rapi, fi.nl, empl, usci. 
 
 5. Sometimes g and gg are used instead of other 
 letters ; as, seggio, veggio, caggio, veggendo, cheg- 
 gio, veglio, speglio, &c, instead of scdo, vedo, cado, 
 vedendo, chiedo, vecchio, specchio, &c. 
 
 6. We find e instead of a and i in the second and 
 third person singular of the indicative ; as, cele for 
 cela, celi ; serbe for serba, serbi, &c. 
 
 7. The articles dello, della, degli, dei, dell a, are 
 often written by the poets, de lo, de la, de gli, de li, 
 de le. 
 
 Besides these licenses, the Italian poets employ 
 many words seldom used in prose, by which they 
 form a language peculiar to themselves ; such are 
 the following ones : 
 
 Aer/oraria the air. Brando for sptda, a sword. 
 Oarme far verso, verse or poem. E-ca for cibo, 
 food. Leejno for vascello, ship. Lumi for occhi, 
 eyes. Pal ma for mano, hand. Squilla for campa- 
 nella, bell. Unqua, unquanche, unquanco, fur mai, 
 
 ever. Vate for poeta, a poet. Viri for uomim 
 men, heroes, &c. — Chiefly Latin words, of which 
 thousands will be found in reading the poets. 
 
 Expletives. — These are certain words which, in 
 some particular locutions, cease to have any rea 
 meaning, and are employed only for the sake of 
 greater emphasis, or more elegance and harmony 
 The Italians give to those expletives the name of 
 ripieno, which literally signifies fill up. — The fol 
 lowing words are those which are more frequently 
 used as expletives : 
 
 Pure, mai, poi, gia, cost, mica, non, via, egli 
 ella, csso, mi, ti, ci, vi, si. 
 
 Bitepur quel che volete ; say whatever you please. 
 
 E pure ardite negarlo ? ana do you dare to deny 
 il ? 
 
 Ora sono pur disposti a venire; they are now 
 disposed to come. 
 
 Torna mai sempre a dire di nuovo l'istesse cose ; 
 he is always repeating the same things. 
 
 Non e poi vero quanto mi diceste ? is not what 
 you told me true ? 
 
 Non vorrei gin ch' egli partisse; I would not be 
 glad that he should go away. 
 
 Non credo gin che ve n' avrete a male ; I do not 
 belieoe that you will be hurt by it. 
 
 Con esso lei, con esso loro ; with her, with them. 
 
 La dottrina e di piu gran prezzo che non le ri- 
 chezze ; learning is of greater value than riches. 
 
 E* piu dotto ch' io non credevaj he is more 
 learned than I thought. 
 
 Io mi son giovinetta ; I am young. 
 
 Io mi credo che non e vero ; / believe that it if 
 not true. 
 
 I giovani sono via piu inclinati a' piaceri che 
 non alio studio ; young people are more inclined to 
 pleasure than to study, &c. &c. / 
 
 The limits of this short grammar do not permit 
 me to be more diffuse ; but I earnestly recommend 
 to the learners to peruse all the idiomatical sen- 
 tences inserted in the Dic'ionavy, as this will great! 
 forward their progress in the Italian language. 
 
AN 
 
 ITALIAN AND ENGLISH 
 DICTIONARY, 
 
 PART I. 
 
 m masculine; /. feminine; ad. adverb; a. adjective; prep. 
 preposition; pron. pronoun; part, participle ; conj. conjunction; 
 inter j. interjection. 
 
 ABB 
 
 A prep, to, in, by, with, at ; 
 } why, towards, as, be- 
 tween ; a che piangi ? why do 
 you cry ? a tramontana, towards 
 the north ; dolente a morte, 
 grieved to death ; a nome del 
 re. in the name of the kin? ; a 
 credito. upon trust ; v' aspetto a 
 casa, I shall stay for you at 
 home: da qui a tre rionii, in 
 three days ; a forza di braccia, 
 by strength of arms 
 
 Ababboecio, ad. inconsiderately, 
 confusedly 
 
 Abadessa, /. an abbess 
 
 Abantico, ad. anciently 
 
 Abate, m. an abbot 
 
 Abadia,/. (badia) an abbey 
 
 Abbacare, to be confused ; to 
 search for 
 
 Abbacchiare, to beat down with a 
 pole 
 
 Abbachista, m. an arithmetician 
 . imen'.o. in. dazzling 
 
 in, cloud 
 
 AbbacinAto, a. dazzled ; aria ab- 
 bacinata, a fom air 
 
 Abbacn m. ari hmetic 
 3 
 
 ABB 
 
 Abbadare, (badire,) to mind, take 
 care ; abbada a te, take care of 
 yourself 
 
 Abbadessa, /. an abbess 
 
 Abbadia, /. an abbey [ness 
 
 Abbagliamento, m. dazzling, rash- 
 
 Abbagliante, o. dazzling 
 
 Abbagliare, to dazzle, delude 
 
 Abba^liato, a. dazzled 
 
 Ahhaglto, m. dazzling 
 
 Abbaiamento, m. a barking 
 
 Ahhaiante, a. barking, baying 
 
 Abbaiare, to bark, talk rashly, to 
 boast, to disclose 
 
 Abbaiato, a. barked, bayed 
 
 Abbaiatore, m. a barker, a slan- 
 derer 
 
 Abbaino, m. sky -light 
 
 Abballare, to pack up 
 
 Abballaiore, m. a packer 
 
 Abbalordire, to stun 
 
 Abbandonameuto, m. abandoning, 
 dejection 
 
 Abbandonare, to forsake, quit, 
 give ivcr ; abbandonarsi, to de- 
 spond, to give one's self over; 
 abbandonarsi alle passioui, to 
 give up to passion 
 
 ABB 
 
 Abbandonatamente, ad. vehement- 
 ly, violently 
 
 Abbandonato, a. forsaken ; ab- 
 bandonato da' medlci, given 
 over by physicians 
 
 Abbandonatore, m. deserter 
 
 Abbandono, m. leaving, forsak- 
 ing; lasciare in abbandono, to 
 leave at random 
 
 Abbarbagliare, to dazzle 
 
 Abbarbagliato, a. dazzled, con- 
 founded 
 
 Abbarbicarsi, to take root 
 
 Abbarbicato, a. rooted, inveterate 
 
 Abbarcare, to pile up 
 
 Abbarrare, to fasten with a bar 
 
 Abbaruffamento, m. a scuffle ; 
 quarrel 
 
 Abbanitrare, to disorder; abba- 
 ruffarsi, to dispute 
 
 Abbassamento, m. fall, diminu- 
 tion 
 
 Abbassare, to pull, or bring down ; 
 
 abbanargli occhi, to cast down 
 
 the eyes ; toabate; to diminish ; 
 
 n-i. to humble one's self 
 
 AbbassAto, purt. diminished, de- 
 clined 
 
ABB 
 
 Abbasso, cd. below, down 
 Abbastauza, ad. enough 
 Abbite, in. abbot 
 AbbaUere, to throw down j to 
 abate ; abbat'er la vela, to strike 
 the sail ; abbattersi, to meet 
 with ; s'abbatte di dire, he hap- 
 pened to say 
 Abbattimento, m. weakness, faint- 
 ness ; abbattimento dcUa mente, 
 dejection of mind 
 Abbattuta, /. destruction 
 Abbattuto, part, oppressed 
 Abbatuftblare, to mix promiscu- 
 ously 
 Abbellare, to please, beautify 
 Abbellimento, m. an ornament 
 Abbelliie, to paint, adorn 
 Abbellito, a. painted, adorned 
 Abbenche, ad. although, notwith- 
 standing 
 Abbendare, to bind, to crown 
 Abbeverare, to water 
 Abbeverato, a. watered 
 Abbeveratoio, m. a watering place 
 Abbiadare, to give oats 
 Abbicare, to heap up 
 Abbicci, m. the alphabet 
 Abbiente, a. rich, capable 
 Abbiettamente, ad. meanly 
 Aobiettare, to disgrace 
 Abbiettezza, /. abasement 
 Abbietto, a. vile, abject, contempt- 
 
 ich 
 Abbiezione, /. abjection. 
 Abbigliament'), in. finery, dress 
 Abbiglnre, to adorn, furnish 
 Abbigliato, part, furnished, brim- 
 med up 
 Abbindolare, to deceive . 
 Abbioccare, to cluck (like hens) 
 Abbiosciare, to fall j abbiosciarsi, 
 
 to be dejected 
 Abbisoguare, to want, to be indi- 
 gent ; abbisogna ch' io vada, I 
 must go 
 Abbisognoso, a. indigent 
 Abbfsso, m. an abyss, a bottomless 
 
 gulf, or pit 
 Abbitumare, to cement 
 Abbiurare, to abjure 
 Abbiuraziore./. abjuration 
 Abboccarnenfo, m. an interview, 
 
 conference 
 Abboccare, to fill up; abboccarsi, 
 to confer ; abboccarsi con qual- 
 cbf !':uo, to have an interview 
 Abboccato, m. a glutton 
 Abbocconarc, to rut very small 
 Abbolire, to abolish 
 Abbolizione, /. abolishment 
 Abbominabile, a. execrable 
 
 ABB 
 
 Abbominare, to detest, hate 
 Abbbminato, part. detested. 
 
 hated 
 Abbuninazione, /. detestation 
 Abbominevole, a. abominable 
 Abbominevolmenle, ad. abomina- 
 bly 
 Abbominoso, a. detestable 
 Abbonacciamento, m. a calm 
 Abbonacciare, to pacify ; abbonac- 
 ciarsi, to grow calm ; il mar 
 s'abbonaccia, the sea grows calm 
 Abbonacciato, part, calmed 
 Abbonamento, m. agreement 
 Abbonare, to mend ; abbonarsi, to 
 
 grow better 
 Abbondamento, m. abundance 
 Abbondante, a. abounding, plen- 
 tiful 
 Abboudantemente, ad. plentifully 
 Abbondanza, /. plenty 
 Abbondanziere, m. a victualing 
 
 commissioner 
 Abbondare, to abound 
 Abbondevole, a. plentiful 
 Abbondevolezza, f. abundance 
 Abbondevolmente, ad. plenti- 
 fully 
 Abbondosamente, ad. copiously 
 Abbondoso, a. copious 
 Abbonire, to perfect ; appease; 
 
 abbonirsi, to imprbve 
 Abbordare, to board a ship, to ac- 
 cost one 
 Abbordo, m. access ; uomo di facile 
 
 abbordo, an accessible man 
 Abborracciare, to Cobble 
 Abborrare, to wander 
 Abborrente, a. abhorring 
 Abborrevole, a. detestable 
 Abborrimento, m. abhorrence, ab- 
 
 horrency 
 Abborrire v to detest, loathe 
 AbbirrttOj part, abhorred 
 Abbottarsi, to cam one's self 
 Abbottinamento, m. plunder 
 Abbottinare, to pillage, rob, plun- 
 der; abbottinarsi, to mutiny 
 Abbottonare, to button 
 Abbottonatura, /. button and but- 
 ton-holes 
 Abbozzamento, m. the first draught 
 Abbozzare, to sketch 
 Abbozzata, /. a rude draught 
 Abbbzzaliccio, a. half-sketched 
 Abbozz'ito, part, begun 
 Abbozzo, in. the first draught 
 Abbracciamento, m. an embrace 
 Abbracciare, to embrace ; \o con- 
 tain, include, to undertake ; chi 
 molto abbraccia, nulla stringe, 
 all <ra;:p, all lose 
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 ABI 
 
 Abbracciata, /. and Abbraccio, m. 
 
 an embrace 
 Abbraciare, to set on fire 
 Abbrancare, to snatch, grasp 
 Ab'^reviare, to abridge 
 Abbreviatore, m. abridger 
 Abbreviatura, /. abridgment 
 Abbreviazidne, /. abbreviation 
 Abbrivare, to be under way 
 Abbrividare, and Abbrividire, to 
 
 shiver 
 Abbronzamento, m> crisping, or 
 
 snn-burning 
 Abbronzare, to tan, scorch, blast 
 Abbrostire, and Abbrostolire, to 
 
 roast, oi- toast 
 Abbruciamento, m. burning, or 
 
 smart 
 Abbruciante, a. burning 
 Abbruciare, to burn 
 Abbrunamento, m. a darkening 
 Abbrunare, to make brown 
 Abbrunire, to tarnish ; to become 
 
 brown 
 Abbrustiare, to singe 
 Abbrustolare, to crisp 
 Abbrustolire, to toast, scorch 
 Abbuiarsi, to grow dark 
 Abhurattare, to bolt, or sift 
 Abburatlort, m. a bolter 
 Abdicare, to resign 
 Abdicato, part, abdicated 
 Abdicazioue,/. abdication 
 Abecedario, m. the A, B, C 
 Abetaia,/. a fir-grove 
 Abete, m. a fir-tree 
 A'bile, a. skilful 
 Abilita, Abilitade, and Abilitate, 
 
 /. ability, address, art ; gli fece 
 
 abilita af pagare, he gave him 
 
 time to pay 
 Abilitare, to enable 
 Abiiitato, part . enabled 
 Abilmente, ad. cleveily 
 Abissare, to precipitate 
 Abisso, m. abyss, obscurity, hell 
 Abitabile, a. habitable 
 Abitante, m. an inhabitant 
 Abitare, to inhabit, to dwell in 
 Abitate, part, inhabited 
 Abitatore, rn. who inhabits 
 Abitazioncella,/. a small house 
 Abitazione, /. a habitation 
 Abitevole, a. convenient 
 A'bitn, m. dress, use, custom 
 Abituale, a. habitual 
 Abitualmente, ad. habitually 
 Abituare, to accustom ; abituarsi,to 
 
 accustom one's self 
 Abituato, a. accustomed 
 Abitudine,/. a habit 
 Abituro, m. habitation 
 
ACC 
 
 m. al lative case 
 Abolire, to abolish, annul, repeal, 
 
 annihilate 
 Aboltto, a. al i 
 Abolizione, /. abolishment 
 Abominabile, a. kc Abbomina- 
 
 b.le 
 Aborrevole, a. abominable 
 Aborrire, to abhor 
 Abortare, Aborttre, and Abortirsi, 
 
 Id mis 
 
 : -carried, abortive 
 Aborto. m. a miscarriage 
 Abrogate, to annul 
 
 UJone, f. abrogation 
 
 Abusare, to abuse, misuse ; abusarsi 
 del la pazieuza, to put out of pa- 
 tience 
 Abusivamente. ad. abusively 
 Abuslvo, a. abusive 
 
 . m. an abuse, disuse 
 Acanino, a. cruel 
 AcAnto. m. bearVfbot 
 Acaro, m. a hand worm 
 Acca, /. the letter H ; non vale un 
 
 t worth a pin 
 Accademia, /. an academy 
 
 ..cameute, ad. academi- 
 cally 
 
 ■co, m. an acsdemist 
 
 me to pass; 
 come tal volta aocade, as it some- 
 times happens ; non acedde che 
 voi mi dici.Ve il con'rario. you 
 need uot tell me the contrary 
 Accadiito, ■part, liappened 
 Accaflare, to snap, to snatch 
 Accazionamento. m. imputation 
 AccarionAre, to impute 
 Accalappure, to ensnare, to entrap 
 Accal on'ire, to heat 
 Accahraro, part, heated 
 Accampameoto, m. encampment 
 Accampare. to encamp ; accam- 
 p&rs unp 
 
 . and Ac- 
 
 canire, to uncouple, (chase tern.) 
 
 AccarAtr.. a. t 
 
 AccaniWmen'*. a/.', furiou-ly 
 Accannell.il e. to wind 
 AccAn'^. 
 
 finish 
 
 eking by 
 the hair 
 
 AccajiHipj, to make bead-bands 
 
 do. m. a kind of cloak 
 re, to tie with a running 
 
 ka I 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accnppiahim,/. slip-knot 
 
 ire. to make e.ipons 
 Accanricciare, and Acca] ricciarsi. 
 to be struck with fear, or horror 
 ! .memo, m. caresses, al- 
 
 lurements 
 
 Accarezzare, to flatter, wheedle, 
 earned 
 
 AccarezzAto, part, flattered 
 
 . sole. a. Haltering, wheed- 
 ling 
 
 Acca mare, and Accarnire, to fall 
 foul on one 
 
 Accasamento, ??i. wedding 
 
 Accasare, :o begin house-keeping;, 
 accasArsi, to marry 
 
 AccasAto, a. married, settled 
 
 Accascare, to happen [weakness 
 
 Accasciamento, m. dejection and 
 
 Accasciare, and AceasciArsi, to be 
 debilitated and dejected 
 
 Accatarramcnto, m. a cold 
 
 Accatarn'ire, to take cold 
 
 Accatarrato, part, who has got a 
 cold 
 
 Accatastare. to heap up 
 
 Accattabrlghe, m. a litigious fellow 
 
 '■ 
 
 Accattapane, 01. I 
 
 Accattare, to borrow ; to beg 
 
 Accattato. a. borrowed 
 
 Acca More, m. a mendicant, or a 
 borrower 
 
 Accattatbzzi, m. a beggar 
 
 Accatto, m. Accattatora, and Ac- 
 catteria, /. a loan ; (also) begging 
 or borrowing ; fare un buon ; 
 c/itto, to make a good bargain 
 
 Accattone, m. a I 
 
 Accavalciare, to ride astraddle 
 
 Accavalcia'o, part, sealed astraddle 
 
 Accavallare, to heap upon 
 
 Accecamento, ?/i. blindness, mis- 
 take 
 
 AccecAre, to blind ; lamore acceca 
 1'iiomo, love blinds a man 
 
 Accedere. to approach 
 
 Acceffare. to snatch with the teeth 
 . f. a woodcock 
 
 Acccleiamen'o, ??i. and Acceler.'in- 
 za. /. hurry, haste 
 
 AccelerAre, to make speed 
 
 Accelera'amente, ad. in a hurry 
 
 Accelerato, part, b 
 
 Acccr.dere, to light ; to kindle; to 
 excite 
 
 AccendJvnle. and Accendibilc, a 
 combustible 
 
 Accendimesto, m. burning ; in 
 at, incentive 
 i >. //). a ma'ch 
 
 Accennamento, m. a nod or sign 
 
 ACC 
 
 Acrermare, to nod, beckon ; to pre- 
 tend ; in' e statu aectiniato, I bad 
 a hint 
 Accennatiira, /. a sign 
 Accensibile, a. combustible 
 Aecensione, /. a conflagration 
 AccentD, m. accent; pronuncia- 
 tion, tone 
 Acoentuare, to accent 
 Accentnato, part, a. 
 Accercbiare, to surround, to go 
 
 around 
 Accerchiellare, to hoop 
 Accertamento, m. confirmation 
 Acceriare, to assure, assert ; to war- 
 rant; v' accerto che lo faro, I 
 promise to do it 
 Accerfazione, /. assurance 
 Accertello, m. a kestrel (a bird of 
 
 prey) 
 Acccsamentc, ad. eagerly 
 Acceso, part, kindled ; accesod'ira, 
 in a passion ; acceso d'amore, in- 
 flamed with love 
 Accessfbile, a. accessible 
 Accessione, /. accession 
 Accesso, m. access, admittance 
 Accessoriamente, ad. accesao- 
 
 rily 
 Accessorio, ft. accessory ; il prin- 
 cipale e 1 aecessorio, the priuci- 
 pal and the accessory 
 . an axe 
 Accettabue, a. acceptable 
 Accettare, to accept ; accettare una 
 lettera di cAmbio, to accept a bill 
 of exchange 
 AccertAto, part, accepted 
 Accettarore, m. an accepter, a par- 
 tial judge 
 
 c/. acceptance 
 Accettevole, a. acceptable 
 Accettevolme^nte, ad. willingly 
 Acceato, a. grateful ; far 6pere 
 accette a Dio, to do things ac- 
 ceptable to God 
 Acchetare, to quiet, hush ; to ap- 
 pease 
 Acchetatrt. part, appeased 
 Acchiappare, to catch, to cheat 
 Acchiappato, jiart. caught 
 Accbiocciolarsi, to sit squat 
 A'ccia,/. thread ; an axe 
 Acciabattare, to cobble 
 Acciabattato, part, cobbled 
 Acciaccare, to squeeze ; to pound 
 Acciacco, rn. affront, wrong, in- 
 
 dispositi 'ii 
 Acciaio. m. steel 
 
 Acciaiuolo, m. a steel to strike fire 
 Aa iappinare, to do hastily 
 Acciailno, m, a steel 
 
ACC 
 
 Acciaro, m. (see Accilio) poetical- 
 ly, a sword 
 
 Accidentale, a. accidental, casual 
 
 Accidentalmente, adv. accidentally 
 
 Accidente, m. accident, chance ; 
 per accidente, by chance 
 
 Accidia,/. laziness, sloth 
 
 Accidiosainente, ad. lazily 
 
 Accidioso, a. slothful, idle, slug- 
 gish ; un accidioso, a sluggard 
 
 Acciecamento, m. blindness 
 
 Accigliarsi, to frown 
 
 Accignersi, and Accingersi, to pre- 
 pare one's self 
 
 Accignimento, m. preparation 
 
 Accinto, a. ready 
 
 Accio, conj. (acciocche) that, to 
 the end that 
 
 Acciottolare, to pave 
 
 Acciufl'are, to take by the hair 
 
 Acciuga,/. anchovy 
 
 Accivire, to provide, supply 
 
 Acclamare, to exclaim, to applaud 
 
 Acclaniazione, f. acclamation 
 
 Acclive, a. inclined 
 
 Acclivita, /. an ascent 
 
 Accoi care, to notch ; accoccarla ad 
 uno, to put a trick upon one 
 
 Accoccolarsi, to stoop down 
 
 Accodarsi, to follow close 
 
 Accoglienza, /. reception ; fare ac- 
 coglienza, to make one welcome ; 
 i. ; eta accoglienza, a kind recep- 
 tion 
 
 Accogliere, to receive, entertain ; 
 to assemble 
 
 Accoglimentaccio, m. cool recep- 
 tion 
 
 Accogl imento, m. reception 
 
 Accoglitore, m receiver 
 
 Accolito, m. acolyte 
 
 Accollare, to embrace,- accollarsi 
 un debito, to take upon one's self 
 another's debt 
 
 Accolpare, to accuse 
 
 Accolpato, a. criminal 
 
 Accolta. /. an assembly 
 
 Accoltellare, to strike with a knife 
 
 Accoltellata, /. a thrust with a 
 knife 
 
 Accolto, a. received ; gathered 
 
 Accomandagione, /. protection 
 
 Accomandare, to recommend ; ac- 
 comandarsi, to recommend one's 
 self 
 
 Accommiatare, to dismiss ; to dis- 
 band soldiers ; accommiatarsida' 
 suoi amici, to take leave of one's 
 friends 
 
 Accommiat/ito, part, discharged 
 
 Accomodabile, a. that may be 
 accommodated 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accomodamento, m. an agree- 
 ment ; far l'accomodamento d : 
 una querela, to make up a differ- 
 ence 
 
 Accomodare, to amend, to agree ; 
 accomodarsi, to sit down, or to 
 be reconciled 
 
 Accomodatamente, ad. suitably 
 
 Accomodate, a. suitable 
 
 Accomodatrice, /. head-dresser 
 
 Accomodevolmente, ad. suita- 
 bly 
 
 Accompagnamento, m. a train, a 
 retinue ; an accompaniment 
 
 Accompagnare, to accompany ; ac- 
 compagnarsi, to be a companion, 
 partner. 
 
 Accompagnato, part, accompanied 
 
 Accompagnatore, m. companion, 
 or one who accompanies (in 
 music) 
 
 Accomunamento, m. community 
 
 Accomunare, to put, or live in 
 common 
 
 Acconcezza, /. ornament, con- 
 veniency, opportunity 
 
 Acconciamente, ad. conveniently, 
 politely 
 
 Acconciamento, m. an adjustment, 
 a repairing 
 
 Acconciare, to fit ; to mend ; to 
 make ready ; acconciare il capo, 
 to dress the head ; acconciarsi, 
 to dress one's hair; to be rec- 
 onciled 
 
 Acconciatame'nte, ad. properly, 
 conveniently 
 
 Acconciatore, m. a mender ; hair- 
 
 Acconciatrice, /. a milliner 
 Acconciatura, /. the ornament of a 
 woman's head ; perder l'accon- 
 ciatura, to miss one's aim 
 Acconcio, m. advantage 
 Acconcio, a. mended, dressed, ad- 
 dicted 
 Acconsentimento, in. consent 
 Acconsentire, to assent ; chi tace, 
 acconsente, silence gives consent 
 Accoppare, to knock down 
 Accoppiamento, m. union, con- 
 junction 
 Accoppiiire, to match ; accoppiar- 
 
 si, to couple one's self 
 Accoppiato, part, coupled 
 Accoppiatore, m. one who joins 
 
 together 
 Accoppiatura, /. conjunction 
 Accoramento, m. heart-grief 
 Accorafe, to grieve at heart 
 Accorato, part, grieved, vexed 
 Accoratoio, m. disaster 
 36 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accorazi6ne, /. see Accoramento 
 Accorciamento, m. a shortening 
 Accorciare, to shorten, to diminish 
 Accorciatamente, ad. summarily 
 Accorciato, yarf. shortened,abridg 
 
 ed 
 Accorciatore, m. abbreviator 
 Accorciatura,/. decreasing 
 Accordamento, m. and Accordan 
 
 za,/. agreement in tune (in mu 
 
 sic,)also conformity in sentiments 
 Accordare, to tune, to agree; to 
 
 grant 
 Accordarsi, to conform one's self $ 
 
 to play in unison 
 Accordatamente, ad. unanimous 
 
 iy 
 
 Accordato, m. the keeping in a 
 
 picture 
 Accordato, a. tuned, agreed 
 Accordatore, m. mediator 
 Accordatrice,/. mediatrix 
 Accordatura,/. see Accordamento 
 Accordevole, a. that may be 
 
 agreed, tuned, proportioned 
 Accordo, m. agreement, harmony, 
 consent ; metter d'acc6rdo, to 
 make friends 
 Accorgere, to make sensible ; ac- 
 corgersi, to perceive; accorger- 
 si del suo errore, to own one's 
 error 
 Accorgevole, a. crafty 
 Accorgimento, m. foresight, ca- 
 pacity 
 Accorre, see Accogliere 
 Accorrere, to run to, to hasten ; to 
 
 pursue 
 Accorruomo, inter j. help ! 
 -Accorso, part, ran to 
 Accortamente, ad. needfully 
 Accortamento, m. shortening 
 Accortare, to shorten 
 Accorte'zza,/. circumspection 
 Accorto, a. wise, prudent, crafty ; 
 state accorto a quel che fate, con- 
 sider what you do ; far accorto, 
 to forewarn ; accortosene, he per- 
 ceiving it 
 Accosciaie, to squat down 
 Accostamento, rn. approach 
 Accostante, a. supple, pliant ; 
 
 vino accostante, pectoral wine 
 Accostare, to approach; accostar* 
 
 si, to come near 
 Accost atura, /. connexion 
 Accostevole, a. accessible 
 Accos'o, prep, near to 
 Accost u mare, to use ; accostuma*- 
 
 si, to inure one's self 
 Aecostumatamente, ad. customa 
 rily 
 
ACE 
 
 AeeostumAto, a. accustomed, good, 
 honest, virtuous 
 
 Accotonare, to nap cloth 
 
 ore, m. he who naps 
 cloth 
 
 Accovacciarsi, to lie squat 
 
 Accnvou.it e, to n -ake up in sheaves 
 
 Accoczamento, nu striking one 
 against another 
 
 Accozzare, to butt at, to meet 
 
 Accreditare, to give credit; ac- 
 creditarsi, to get a name 
 
 Accreditato, o. responsible, cred- 
 itable 
 
 re. to increase, to educate 
 .iento, m. improvement, 
 addition 
 
 Accre>ciuto. a. increased 
 
 Accuilre, to despatch, to take care 
 of 
 
 Accumulate, to treasure up 
 
 Accumulatamente, ad. abun- 
 dantly 
 
 Accumulate, part. heaped together 
 
 Accumubzione. /. Accumulamen- 
 to, rn. ai'd Accumulanza, /. ac- 
 cumulation, h ap, coll 
 
 Accuratamenle, ad. diligentlv, ex- 
 actly 
 
 Accuratezza. /. care, diligence 
 >, a. careful, di 
 
 Acctisa./. accusation, charge 
 
 AccusametiM. m. imputation 
 
 Accusante, rn. accuser 
 
 Acxusare, to accuse, impeach ; ac- 
 cais.,- own 
 
 Accusativo, rn. the accusa'ive case 
 reused 
 
 Accusa'ore, m. accuser, informer 
 ,-inne. /. a complaint 
 
 Aeerhamen.e, ad. 'obstinately ; 
 bitterly, cruelly, too soon 
 
 Acerbart. 
 
 Acerbezza,/. sourness shyness 
 
 . AcerbitAde. and Acerbi- 
 isperity, shyness 
 
 Acerbo, a. unripe, ereen, bitter, 
 sad ; uva acerba, sour frapes ; 
 under aze; morte acerba, un- 
 timely death 
 
 A'cero, rn. a maple 
 
 Acerrimo, a. very cruel 
 
 Aeerv<\ m. heap 
 
 Acetabolo, and Acetibulo, m. a 
 cruet 
 
 Acetito, a. sour, soaked in vine- 
 
 Acetire, to rrow sour 
 Ace'o. m. vinezar 
 Acetosa. /. s rrtl fan herb) 
 Acetovdla, /. pretty salad, wild 
 
 ACR 
 
 i . Acetositade, and Acetos- 
 . id lity 
 Acidezza, and Acidita, /. sour- 
 
 : lity 
 A'cido, a. sharp, sour 
 A'cino, m. the kernel of a grape 
 Aconito, rn. wo!l - 
 A'oi.ua. /. water: aeqva - 
 
 spring water; acqua morta, still 
 
 water 
 Acquacchiare, to srow weak 
 Acquaccia. /. muddy water 
 Acquaforte. /. aquafortis 
 Acqua io, rn. sink 
 Acqnaiuolo, o. aquatic; 777. a 
 
 waterman 
 Acqua morta,/. standing water 
 Aequare, 'o water (plants, kc.) 
 Acqua rosa, or rosa a,/, rose-water 
 Acquartierar-i, to take a lodging 
 Acquarzente, /. brandy 
 Acquatico, a. that lives in water 
 Aequato, a. viuo aequato, wine 
 
 and wa'er 
 Aequattarsi, to lie, to squat 
 Acquavite, /. brandy 
 Acquaviva,/. spring wa'er 
 Acquazzone, m. a <n-eat shower 
 Acquereccia,/. ewer 
 Acquerellare, to paint in water- 
 
 colours 
 Acquerell ■■>, ttu water-colour 
 Acquedotto, see Acquidotto 
 Acquetare, see Acquietare 
 Acquetta, /. wine mixed with 
 
 water 
 Acquiccia. /. rain 
 Acquicella,/. rivulet 
 Acquidoso, a. watery, moist 
 Acquido'to, m. aqu "duct 
 Acqri -'are, to appease, pacify 
 Acquisito, rn. acquisition 
 Acqui-i'o. a. acquired 
 Acquisizione, /. and Acquistamen 
 
 to, rn. acquisition 
 Acquis are, to acquire, ge 1 . frain 
 Acquistato, a. acquired, obtained 
 Acquistatore, m. acquirer 
 Acqoistevole, a. acquirable 
 Acquisto, rn. acqui-.ii ion 
 Acquitrino, 777. a marsh 
 Acquit rinoso. a. marshy 
 Acqu^ita, /. humidity 
 
 . watery 
 A' ere. a. <-h\rp 
 
 Acreniente, ad. sharply, severely 
 Acrinionia, /. sharpness, acrimoDy 
 Acrimonlco, a. corrosive 
 Acrita, see Agrezza 
 A'cro, a. sour ; fierce 
 Acms'ico, ?n. acrosic [cles 
 
 Acroterio, 771. acroters, or pinna- 
 37 
 
 ADD 
 
 Acuita,/. acuteness 
 Ac ,K'(i. in. >'iiu 
 
 . m, point, quick wit 
 Acutamente, ad. smartly ; rispon- 
 
 dere acuiaiuente, to answer wit- 
 tily 
 Acuirzza, /. see Acume 
 Acoto, a. sharp; pointed; h> 
 
 pi^no acii'o. shrewd witj voce 
 • : ill voice ; til lire acuta, 
 
 violent fever ; acceuto aciito, 
 
 acute accent 
 Ad, (a,) prep, to; ad An'.6nio, to 
 
 Antonv ; ad uno ad uno, one at 
 
 a time' 
 Adacquamento, m. watering any 
 
 thing 
 Adacqu'ire, *o wa'er 
 Adacquato, part, watered 
 Ada.i ire, to accommodate ; ada- 
 
 ariai-si, to be slow, to take one's 
 
 convenieacy 
 Adagiato, a. rich 
 Adagio, 771. adage 
 
 . ad. leisurely, slowly 
 Adamante, m. a diamond 
 A lainan iuo, a. adamantine 
 A lasprire, to provoke 
 Adas' i.ire, to envy 
 Adattabile, a. that can be adapted 
 Adattainente, ad. aptly 
 Adattameno, rn. o/k/ A iaftanza,/. 
 
 application, adapting, apiness 
 Adattame, a. one who adapts 
 Adaltare, to adapt, to fit ; adattarsi, 
 
 see Accoino l'ii>i 
 Adattato, part, adapted 
 Addirsi. to apply to 
 Addebolire, to weaken 
 Addebolimento, 771. weakness 
 Addecimare, to lay, or gather the 
 
 tithe 
 Addens'.re, to condense 
 Addentare, to seize with the 
 
 teeth 
 Addeivato, parr, bit, bitten 
 Addentellare, to leave toothing 
 
 stones 
 Addentellato, m. a toothing 
 Addentro, ad. wi'hin 
 Addestare, to awake 
 Addestramento, 771. instruction 
 AddesT'ire. to instruct, educate 
 
 addestrarsi, to exercise, practise 
 Addrstratore, m. a gentleman 
 
 usher 
 Add), ad. on the day 
 Ad liacente, n. n ' icent 
 Addidtro, ad. behind; per 1' ad 
 
 dietro, fo rai er l y ; lasciare addi<- 
 
 tro, to leave nt)'; inetlere addie- 
 
 tro, to neglect 
 
ADD 
 
 Addiettivo, «. adjective 
 Addimanda, /. demand 
 Addhnandare, to demand, ask; 
 addhnandare una grazia, to beg 
 a favour; addimandarsi, to be 
 called 
 Addimandatore, m. he who inter- 
 rogates 
 Addimesticare, to tame ; addimes- 
 
 ticarsi, to grow familiar 
 Addio, adieu, farewell. 
 Addirsi, to be proper 
 Addirlmpetto, prep, facing 
 Addirizzamento, rn. direction, con- 
 duct 
 Addirizzare, to make straight ; to 
 put in the right way ; to instruct, 
 train ; to mend ; addirizzarsi, to 
 take the road to 
 Addirizzato, part, directed 
 Additamento, m. indication 
 Addityre, to point out, to show 
 Additato, part, pointed out 
 Additaiore, m. he who indicates 
 Addivenire, to happen 
 Addobbamento, m. embellishment 
 Addobbare, to set off, adorn, em- 
 bellish; addobbare una casa, to 
 furnish a house 
 Addobbato, part, adorned 
 Addobbo, m. finery ; dress ; ad- 
 
 dobbi di casa, household goods 
 Addolcimento, m. mitigation, calm 
 Addolcire, to sweeten, soften, alle- 
 viate ; to rule, to restrain 
 Addolcitivo, a. lenitive 
 Addokito, part, sweetened 
 Addolorare, to grieve ; addolorarsi, 
 
 to be afflicted 
 Addolorato, part, afflicted 
 Addomandare, to send for 
 Addomesticamento, rn. familiarity 
 Addomesticare, to tame ; addomes- 
 
 ticarsi, to be familiar 
 Addomesticatore, rn. he who tames 
 Addomine, rn. the abdomen 
 Addopparsi, to hide one's self be- 
 hind 
 Addoppiamento, m. redoubling 
 Addoppiare, to double 
 Addoppiato, part, doubled 
 Addoppia'ura, /. redoubling 
 Adddppio, ad. doubly 
 Addormen'amento, rn. slumber 
 Addormentare, to lull to sleep, to 
 decoy, amuse; addormenlarsi, to 
 fall asleep; lasciars] addormen- 
 tare dalle lusfnghe, to suffer 
 one's self to be deceived 
 Addormen»ato, a. sleepy, drowsy 
 Addormire, sec Addormentare 
 Addossamento, m. trouble, toil 
 
 ADI 
 
 Addossare, to lay upon one's back ; 
 addossare la col pa ad uno, to 
 lay the blame on another ; ad- 
 dossarsi la cura d'un negozio, to 
 take upon one's self the care of 
 an affair 
 
 Addosso, ad. upon one's back ; 
 upon, towards; l'abito che ho 
 addosso, the clothes I have on ; 
 metter le imghie addosso, to lay 
 hold ; metter I'occhio addosso, 
 to cast an eye ; non ho danari 
 addosso, I have no money about 
 me ; tenere addosso alciina cosa, 
 any thing at one's own expense 
 
 Addolto, part, induced 
 
 Addottorare, to take the highest or 
 doctor's degree 
 
 Addottorato, part, having taken a 
 degree 
 
 Addottrinare, to instruct 
 
 Addottrinatamente, adv. learnedly 
 
 Addottrinato, part, instructed 
 
 Addritto, a. active, skilful 
 
 Addurre, to bring, convey, allege, 
 cite 
 
 Adeguamento, m. equality 
 
 Adeguare, to make equal, even, to 
 compare, to balance an account 
 
 Adeguatamente, ad. equally 
 
 Adempibile, a. feasible 
 
 Adempiere, to accomplish, finish 
 
 Adempimento, m. accomplishment 
 
 Adempire, to fulfil, to execute 
 
 Adempifore, m. who executes 
 
 Adempiuto, part, fulfilled 
 
 Adentro, ad. inwardly, within ; 
 troppo adentro, too far in 
 
 Adequare, see Adeguare 
 
 Adequatamente, ad. exactly 
 equal ; risp6ndere adequata- 
 mente, to give a right answer 
 
 Adequato, a. proportioned 
 
 Adequazione, /. equality 
 
 Aderbare, to feed with grass 
 
 Aderente, a. adhering, favouring 
 
 Aderenza, /. and Aderimento, m. 
 adherence; clients 
 
 Aderire, to adhere 
 
 Adescamento, m. bait, enticement 
 
 Adescare, to entice; i sensuali si 
 laschno facilmente adescare, 
 sensual men are easily allured 
 
 Adescato, part, allured 
 
 Adescatore, rn. and Adescatrice, 
 f. a \vheedler 
 
 Adesione,/. adhesion 
 
 Adesso, ad. now, at this instant 
 adess' adesso, by and by 
 
 Adestra, ad. on the right hand 
 
 Adetto, rn. an adept 
 
 Adiaceute, a. adjacent, bordering 
 
 ADO 
 
 Adiacenza, /. an adjacent place 
 Adianto, m. maiden hair (a plant) 
 Adirjiare, to bend ; adimarsi, to 
 
 descend 
 A dio, ad. adieu, farewell j dire 
 
 a dio, to take leave 
 A'dipe, m. fat 
 Adiposo, a. full of fat 
 Adiraniento, m. anger 
 Adirare, to anger, provoke; adi- 
 
 rarsi, to be angry 
 Adiratamente, ad. angrily 
 Adirato, a. angry 
 Adire, to accept an inheritance 
 
 (law term) 
 A dirimpetio, ad. facing, ovei 
 
 against 
 A diritto, ad. straightly 
 A dismisura, ad. beyond meas» 
 
 ure, immoderately 
 A dispetto, prep, in spite of 
 A'dito, m. (accesso) access; se 
 
 avro mai 1» idito di servirla, la 
 
 servirb, if ever I have the op- 
 portunity to serve you, I will dc 
 
 it 
 Adiunzione,/. addition 
 Adiuiore, m. helper, protector 
 Adizione,/. accession (law terra) 
 Adocchiamento, m. a look, ogle 
 Adocchiare, to gaze, to stare 
 Adolesceute, m. a young man 
 Adolescenza, /. youth 
 Adombramento, m. shade 
 Adombrare, (offuscare) to over- 
 
 shadow, to shade, to fancy, to 
 
 sketch ; adombrarsi, to start 
 
 back for fear 
 Adombra.to, part, shaded 
 Adombrazione, /. a shade 
 Adonare, to overthrow, subdue 
 Ad onta, ad. (a dispetto) in spite 
 Adontare, to insult 
 Adoperamento, m. usage 
 Adoperare, to use, employ; ado- 
 
 perarsi, to interest one's self; 
 
 voglio adoperarmi per voi, I will 
 
 speak in your behalf 
 Adoperatore, rn. who employs 
 Adoperazione,/. use 
 Adoppiamento, rn. drowsiness 
 Adoppiare, to give opium 
 Adoppiato, m. an infusion of 
 
 opium 
 Adorabile, a. adorable 
 Adorare, to adore, worship 
 Adoratore, m. and Adoratrice, /. 
 
 adorer 
 Adoratorio, m. a temnle 
 Adorazione, /. and Adoramento ; 
 
 m. adoration 
 Adordinarsi, to get ready 
 
ADU 
 
 j intly 
 
 . ircuiR-ut, finery 
 Adonure. to adorn 
 Adornatamente, ad, neatly, ele- 
 
 v, m. and Adornatrice, 
 f. one who adorns 
 Adornattira, and Ador 
 deckiug, trimming, elegance 
 unent 
 Adorno, a. adorned, embellished 
 Adottameuto, m. adoption 
 AdotUrv. • 
 
 ipted 
 Adottatore. m. and Adottatrice,/. 
 one wi. 
 
 ■. a. ch >sen. adopted 
 
 (option [lion 
 
 Adottivo, a. belonging to adop- 
 A'dro, a. black, dismal 
 A due a due. ad. two and two 
 Adoggiamehto, m, a hurtful shade 
 e, to hurt plants by shade 
 .a. flattering 
 
 I art. flattered 
 AdubTorc, m. and Adulatrfce, /. 
 
 ■ . a. flattering 
 
 ! illation 
 Adulter 
 
 Adulterare, to counterfeit, forge, 
 adulterate [ated 
 
 '. mingled, adulter- 
 ■k adulterer 
 Adulteratrice,/. adulteress 
 izi'uie,/. corruption 
 Adult^rio. m. adultery 
 Adultero, m. adulterer 
 Adulto, a. at full age ; eta adiilta, 
 
 marriageable 
 Adnnanza, /. and Adunamen*o, 
 in. assembly, coneregation, meet- 
 ing- r^i, to meet 
 . to assemble together; 
 Adunata. /. $et Adunanza 
 Adunatore, in. and Adunatrice,/. 
 
 one w ho collects 
 Adunazione. /. see Adunamento 
 Aduncare, to bend, crook; adun- 
 
 carsi, to cm* crooked 
 Adtineo, a. hooked, crooked 
 Adunehi.are, to take in the claws 
 •hen, therefore 
 . >o accustom ; adusirsi, to 
 be ace: 
 Adus'ire. to burn, and cri«p 
 Adustezza. and Adusti6ne,/.aridi- 
 
 Adastivamen'e. ad. dryly 
 Adustivo, a, drying, scorching 
 
 , ethereal 
 
 . he w h) divines by 
 
 AFF 
 
 Adusto, a. dry, scotched 
 
 Afore, tn. and j. (aria) the element 
 
 of the air 
 Aereo, a. ai 
 Adrimante, 
 
 the air 
 
 Aerimanzia. /. aeromancy 
 
 t easy maimers 
 
 i hered 
 
 >, a. sickly and thin 
 Affabile, a. affacie, courte >ua 
 
 Affabilila, Atl'abili.ade, and AiFa- 
 
 bilitate,/. courtesy 
 Alia! ilmente, ad. courteously, 
 
 kindly 
 Affaccendarsi, to be busy 
 Atfaccendato, a. busy [wise 
 
 Affaccettare, to facet, to cut facet- 
 Atfacchinare, to do porter"s work 
 Aifacciare, to make even 
 Arfacciarsi, to look out, to encoun- 
 ter 
 Aft'acciato, a. impudent 
 Art'aldare, to fold, plait 
 Affalsare, to falsify, to counterfeit 
 Affamare, to famish, starve ; to be 
 
 hungry 
 Affamato, a. hungry, starved 
 Affamire, to be hungry 
 AfFan^are, to grow muddy 
 Atfannamento, TO. anxi 
 Artannante, and Artannevole, a. 
 
 grieving, troublesome 
 Atfann.'ire, to molest, perplex, 
 trouble ; la vostra disgrizia mol- 
 to m' affanna. I am wry sorry 
 for your misfortune ; affannarsi, 
 to fret, strain, endeavour, at- 
 tempt 
 Affannato, a. grieved, distressed 
 Affanno, m. trouble, vexation 
 Affannone, m. a busy-body 
 Affannoneria. /. eagerness 
 Ariannosamente, ad. restlessly 
 Alfamioso, a. grieving, disagree- 
 able 
 Affardellare, to pack up 
 Affare, in. business, affair, em- 
 ploy ; questo e un' affare d' im- 
 portanza, 'tis a matter of conse- 
 quence ; i miei affari vaano 
 male, I thrive not in my busi- 
 ness ; uomo d'alto affare, a mau 
 of importance 
 Aflarsi, to suit, become 
 
 , to make into fagots, 
 bind 
 Affascinamento, m. fascination 
 Affascinare, to bewitch, to charm 
 Affascinatorc, m. bewitcher 
 Affascinatrice,/. witch, sorceress 
 
 AFF 
 
 Affastellare, to confute j to do any 
 thing aw kwardly 
 
 l, to disturb 
 Affaticamehto, to. fatigue, toil 
 Affaticante, <;. indefatigable 
 AfiFaticare, to fatigue, tire; aflati- 
 
 Carsi, to work bard, to endeav- 
 our ; cost va'l mondo. chi s'af- 
 fatica per una cosa, cbi per un' 
 altra, so goes the world, some 
 strive for one thing, some for 
 another j m'affaticherb di so- 
 disfarvi, I'll endeavour to con- 
 tent you 
 AffaticatO) a. tired, harassed 
 Affaticat6rej m. and Ailaticatrlce, 
 
 /. a laborious person 
 Ali'atichevole, and Affaticoso, o. 
 
 laborious 
 Afi'atto, ad. quite, entirely ; sono 
 all'atto guarito, I am perfectly re- 
 covered 
 Affatturare, to bewitch, charm 
 A rlattu latere, m. a magician 
 Affatturatrice,/. a sorceress 
 Atlatturazione, /. enchantment 
 Afi'azzonamento, m. ornament 
 Alfazzonave, to adorn 
 Alt'e. ad. faith, upon my faith 
 Aifermamento, m. affirmation 
 Affermare, to aifirm. assert; affer- 
 marsi, to establish one's self, 
 to stop 
 
 ivamente. ad. positively 
 Att'ermativo, a. affirmative 
 Aii'ermatore, m. he who affirms, 
 
 assenor 
 A fl'ermazione, /. assertion 
 Ad'errare, to hold fast, catch 
 Atl'ettare, to cut to pieces ; to 
 hunger after : affettAre il parlar 
 Toscano, to atl'ect to speak Tus- 
 can 
 AlFetfatame'nte, ad. with affecta- 
 tion, eagerly 
 AffertAto, a. affected, studied 
 AH'ertazione,/. aftecta'ion 
 Atfetto, 37i. love, affection 
 Afl'etto, a. inclined 
 Affettoosamente, ad. affectionately 
 Affettuoao, a. affieetionate, oblig- 
 
 ing. kind 
 Affezionare. to enamour; aflezio- 
 
 narsi, to take a liking to 
 Affezionatamente, ad. with affec- 
 
 tir.n 
 AlVe7ione. f. love, b'nevolenoe 
 Affibbiaglio, m. a buckle 
 Aftibbiare, to button, to fasten to- 
 
 ce'her 
 Affibbi&to. a. fastened together 
 Affibbia'oio, m. a button-bolo 
 
AFF 
 
 Affibbiatfira,/. see Affibbiaglio 
 Affldare, to encourage, to trust, 
 
 commit ; aftklarsi, to think one's 
 
 self safe j io ti voglio affidare 
 
 una credenza, I will intrust you 
 
 with a secret 
 Affievolire, to weaken, to debilitate 
 Affievolito, a. weakened 
 Affigere, to tix, set [stop 
 
 Alt' iggere, to gaze ; aft'iggersi, to 
 Affiguiumento, rn. and Afligura- 
 
 zione,/. recollecting 
 AffigurAre, to know again ; affigu- 
 
 rarsi, to imagine 
 Affilare, to range, put in order ; to 
 
 whet, or sharpen 
 AflilAto, a. whetted, sharpened ; 
 
 naso affilAto, handsome nose ; 
 
 vollo affilAto, a sharp face 
 Affilatura,/. an edge 
 Affinamento, m. perfection, re- 
 fining 
 AffinAre ? to refine, whet, sharpen 
 Affinatoio, m. a crucible 
 Affinatore, m. refiner 
 Affinche, conj. to the end that 
 Atfine, cu a cousin, a kinsman 
 Affinita, /. affinity, alliance 
 Affiocamento, m. and Arhocatura, 
 
 /. hoarseness 
 Affiocare, to grow hoarse, to grow 
 
 weak 
 Affiocato, part, hoarse, languish- 
 ing 
 Affissamento, m. staring 
 Aflissare, ana Affisare, to stare at ; 
 
 to stick 
 Aff isso, a. fastened, fixed 
 Affittaiuolo, rn. farmer 
 AffittAre, to let, to hire, to take a 
 
 farm 
 AffittAto, a. let out 
 Affittatore, rn. he who lets out a 
 
 farm 
 Affitto, rn. rent ; cavAllo d' affitto, 
 
 hackney horse ; pigliar ad affitto, 
 
 to rent 
 Aftligere, to afflict ; affligersi, to 
 
 be afflicted 
 Afflittivo, a. afflicting - 
 Afllitto, a. afflicted, distressed 
 Afflizioncella,/. a little affliction 
 Afflizi6ne,/. sorrow, grief 
 Affluente, a. abundant 
 Affluentemente, ad. abundantly 
 Affluenza,/. abundance, plenty 
 AffocAre, to set on fire [ing 
 
 AffogAggine,/. stoppage of breath- 
 Affogamento, rn. and Affogatiira, 
 
 /. suffocation, strangling 
 Afibg&re, to strangle^ to choke; af- 
 
 fogar nell' acqua, to drown 
 
 AFR 
 
 AffogAto, a. strangled, stifled 
 
 AftbliAre ; to crowd 
 
 AlfbllArsi, to rush upon 
 
 Aflbltamento, m. precipitation 
 
 Arioltare, aftbltarsi. to speak rapid- 
 ly, to stammer, to laish upon 
 
 Afloridamento, m. sinking, break- 
 ing open 
 
 Affondare, to sink ; to be drowned ; 
 to overflow [into 
 
 Aff-.ndatura, /. sinking, digging 
 
 Atibndo, a. deep, hollow 
 
 Aftondo, ad. to the bottom 
 
 Afforcare, to hang 
 
 Affortificamento, m. fortification 
 
 Afibrtificare, to fortify 
 
 Aflbrzamento, m. fortification 
 
 AfforzAre, to fortify; affbrzarsi, to 
 endeavour 
 
 AffossAre, to moat round 
 
 Affralire, to weaken 
 
 Afrrancare, to make free; affran- 
 cArsi, to take courage 
 
 AffrancAto, part, freed 
 
 Atf'rAngere, to break 
 
 Affranto, a. weakened, weary 
 
 Affiatellamenlo, m. Affratellanza, 
 f. intimacy, familiarity 
 
 AtfratellArsi, to live like brothers 
 
 Afrreddare, to make cold, to grow 
 colder ; affreddarsi, to catch cold 
 
 Affreddato, part, grown cool 
 
 A-ffrenamento, m. restraining 
 
 Affrenare, to restrain 
 
 Aiirettamento, m. haste, hurry 
 
 Affrettare, to hasten, make speed 
 
 Aifrettatamente, ad. hastily, quick- 
 ly, speedily 
 
 AffrettAto, a. hastened 
 
 A'flrica, /. Africa 
 
 AffricAno, m. an African 
 
 A'ff'rico, AffricAno, rn. south-west 
 wind. 
 
 Afr'rittellare, to fry 
 
 Aftrontamento, m. a?id Affrontata, 
 /. an attack 
 
 Affrontare, to engage in front, to 
 a' tack, provoke, or challenge 
 
 AffroniAto, a. attacked, affronted, 
 abused 
 
 Affrontatore, m. who attacks or 
 affronts 
 
 Affronto, m. affront, abuse, a ren- 
 counter 
 
 Aft'umicamento, m. and Affumi- 
 cAta, /. fumigation 
 
 AffumicAre, to smoke 
 
 Affumicato, a. smoked 
 
 Affuocare, see AffocAre 
 
 Afitto, see Affitto [tion 
 
 Aforismo, rn. aphorism, proposi- 
 
 Afretto, a. sourish 
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 AGG 
 
 Afrezza,/. sharpness 
 
 A 'fro, a. sharp 
 
 Afronitro, m. saltpetre 
 
 Agarico, m. agaric 
 
 A'gata,/. (pietra prezi6sa) agate 
 
 Agata,/. a needle-full 
 
 Agente, rn. agent, factor 
 
 Agente, a. active 
 
 Agenzia, /. agency 
 
 Agevolamento', m. facilitation 
 
 AgevolAre, to facilitate 
 
 Agevole, a. easy to be done, swift, 
 
 nimble 
 Agevolezza, /. facility, courtesy 
 Agevolmente, ad. easily, quickly 
 AggavignAre, to clasp 
 Aggelare, to make freeze 
 Aggelazibne, /. freezing 
 Aggentilire, to adorn, embellish 
 Aggettivo, m. a noun adjective 
 Agghiacciamento, m. frost 
 Aggbiacciare, to freeze, congeal, 
 quake ; agghiacciarsi, to be fro- 
 zen ; mi s' agghiaccio il sangue 
 per la paura, fear chilled my 
 blood 
 AgghiacciAto, a. frozen 
 Agghiaccio, m. a close (for sheep) 
 Agghiadamento, m. benumbing 
 AgghiadAre, and Agghiadire, to be 
 benumbed [cold, wounded 
 
 Agghiadato, part, benumbed with 
 Aggiacenza, /. places adjacent 
 Aggiacere, to be convenient 
 AsrginocchiArsi, to kneel down 
 A'ggio, m. agio, premium 
 Asgiogare, to yoke 
 AggiogAto, a. yoked 
 Aggiornamento, rn. adjournment 
 AggiornAre, to appoint a time ; to 
 summon ; to adjourn ; to be 
 daylight 
 AggiornAto, part, appointed 
 Aggiramento, m. and AggirAta, /. 
 
 turning, going round, evasion 
 Aggirare, to go about, to surround, 
 lo decei ve ; aggirarsi, to wander, 
 to lose one's way 
 Aggiratore, m. and Aggiratrice, /. 
 cheat, deceiver [tence 
 
 Aggiudicare, to adjudge, give sen- 
 Ag^iudicAto, a. adjudged 
 Aggiudicazione, /. adjudication 
 AH-gii'ignere, and Aggiungere, to 
 add, to join, to reach ; la vostra 
 fa ma aggiugne per tutto, your 
 fame reaches every where 
 Aggiunta,/. increase, addition 
 A<rgii'in1o, part, joined 
 A g-cinntoche, ad. besides that 
 Aggiunzione, /. and Aggiugni 
 mento, rn. addition 
 
AGG 
 
 Aggiostamento, m. agreement, ad- 
 justment 
 
 AggiustAre, to fir, to compound ; 
 recoiu i conti, to 
 
 settle M 
 
 Aggiustatamente, ad. in good order 
 
 • '■ 
 
 AggiusiAto. part, adjusted 
 
 Aggoniitolare, to wind round, to 
 make inti a clue 
 
 AggomitolAto, part, wound up 
 
 Aggottare, to pump out a ship 
 
 Aggradevole. a. acceptable 
 
 Aggradiruen'.o, nu consent, appro- 
 bation 
 
 Aggradtre, to accept, to receive 
 kindly ; questa casa m' aggra- 
 disce. this house pleases me" 
 
 Aggradito, part, accepted 
 iffare, and Aggramare, to 
 
 AggranAre, to produce seed 
 Aggranchiare, to benumb 
 AggranchiAto, part, benumbed 
 
 with cold 
 Aggranctre, to catch 
 Aggrandimento, rru preferment, 
 
 advancement 
 Aggrandire, to enlarge, advance 
 
 one's self 
 Aflgrandito, part, elected 
 
 uneuto, m. takinz, catch- 
 ing 
 AggrappAre, to grapple, gripe ; 
 :-Arsi, to climb 
 re, to please 
 Aggra'icciarsi. to wind, twist 
 AggratigliAre, to chain, fetter 
 Aggravamento, rru and Aggra- 
 
 vazione, /. burden, load 
 AggravAnte. a. azzrava'ing 
 Aggravare, to over-burden, to cast 
 down ; azzravArst, to grow old- 
 er ; to wrong one's self j to grow 
 worse 
 Attravio, m. imp^i'ion, injury 
 imente. ad. zTacefully 
 re, to assemble, join'to- 
 [gated 
 Aggregato, a. assembled, aggre- 
 
 . rru association 
 Aggregazione, /. and 
 
 . rru assemblage, associa- 
 tion 
 AgeresriAre, to collect in a flock 
 A 
 
 -inkle 
 inkled 
 AggrommAre, lo 
 
 not, to heap up 
 i re, to frown 
 Aggrottescato, rru grotesque work 
 
 AGN 
 
 iirsi, to curl, to shrink 
 ■ K a. curdled 
 
 Aggnunolare, is board up 
 
 imento, rru making a 
 knot 
 
 ■re, see AgzroppAre 
 
 . and Agguaglia- 
 m. ' equality, justice, 
 
 equalisation 
 
 Lre, to compare, to match, 
 to level: a z:uagliArsi, to com- 
 pare on 
 Agguagliatainente, ad. equally 
 
 i Jre, rru he wlio equals 
 izionc, /. uniformity 
 ire, to seize with quick- 
 ness 
 Azzuvare, to lie in ambuscade 
 
 rru ambuscade ; essere in 
 . to lie in wait 
 Agguendre, to train up in war 
 Agguerrlio, part, versed in the art 
 
 Of war 
 Agguindolame.nto. m. winding to 
 
 a skein, deceit, artifice 
 Aggustare, to give pleasure 
 
 Litharge 
 Agbitto, 771. a tagged point 
 . rru a beron 
 ■>, rru ea e, conveniency 
 Aziamina, /. damask work 
 
 i. conveniently, 
 oommodi raaljr 
 Azhtezza./. convenience, wealth 
 AgiatO, a. wealthy, substantial, 
 convenient, gentie, at leisure, 
 lazy, slow, idle ; male agi&ta 
 delle cose del mondo. ill pr wid- 
 ed with the necessaries of life 
 Airibile, a. feasible 
 A'zile, a. nimble, active, swift 
 
 AgUitate, 
 
 /. nimbleness. swiftness 
 Agili'Are, to render nimble 
 Agio, rru ease, conveniency; a 
 
 vostro Azio. at your leisure ; se 
 
 avro Agio, if I can spare time 
 Agire. to act 
 AgitAre, to treat, to nezotiate, to 
 
 vex, to disquiet, agitate 
 Azita'ore, rru who azi'a'es 
 Azi'azione./. and Agitainento, m. 
 
 AsliA'a,/. a garlic ragout 
 
 A'glio, 771. garlic 
 
 A'ena, /. see Aguella 
 
 Aznato, m. kinsman or cousin by 
 
 ibe father's side 
 Aenazione,/. kindred 
 . f. a she Iamb 
 Asmello. m. and Agnelletto, m. a 
 
 lambkin 
 
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 AGU 
 
 Arnizione,/. a knowing again 
 A'gno. rru a lamb 
 
 . nu an muk 
 
 In bu s r ila, 
 the Deedleof a sea-compass; ag" 
 d i capo, a b Ikin ; iting 
 
 AgognAre, to covet j to aspire 
 
 Agognatbre, 771. desirous, greedy 
 
 Agone, rru a large needle, a'list 
 for combats 
 
 Agonia, /. agony, horror 
 
 Agonizzante, a. dying 
 
 Agonizaare, to be at the point of 
 death 
 
 Agoiaio, Mi. needle-maker, (also) 
 a needle case 
 
 Ag)stino, a. born in August 
 
 Agosto, 771. the month of Auzust 
 
 Agramente, ad. sourly, severely 
 
 Agxario, a. agrarian 
 
 Agreste, a. rural, rustic 
 
 Agrestezza,/. rusticity, acidity 
 
 Agrestino, a. sourish 
 
 Aziesto, //I sour ginpes ; mangiar 
 1" a resto in giugno, to spend 
 one's rent before it is due 
 
 Agrestume, 7?i. acidity, sharp- 
 ness 
 
 Azretto, 771. nashirtium, cress 
 
 Agretto, a. sourish 
 
 . f. sharpness, tartness 
 
 Agric iltbre, 771. a husbandman 
 
 Agricoltura, /. husbandry 
 
 Airrifoglio, (alloro spinoso) nu 
 holly 
 
 Agri pao, a. fierce, sour 
 
 Agrimensore, 7?i. surveyor of land 
 
 Azrimensura, /. land-surveying 
 
 Agrimonia,/. agrimony, or liver- 
 wort 
 
 Azrio'tn,/. agriot, (a ^our cherry) 
 
 Agrissimamente, nd. most sharply 
 art, bout ; agro inimico, 
 cruel en-my; agru riprensioni, 
 bitter chidings 
 
 Agrodblce, a. half sweet, half 
 sour 
 
 Agnime, 777.. sharp fruits 
 
 Agnaglianza, /. equality 
 
 Aguardare, to lo- k sharp 
 . to spoil, waste 
 
 Agoataie, to lie in wait 
 
 A-zuatato, a. lying in wait 
 anarer 
 
 Aguglia, /. an obelisk ; a needle 
 
 AgugliAta,/. a needle-full 
 --nare 
 
 lunare 
 
 Azi'ira. and A-iiria,/. a presage 
 Azu'e.'lo, m. a tack 
 Agutezza, /. sharpnesa 
 
ALA 
 
 Aguzzam^nto, m. and Aguzzata, 
 /. sharpness 
 
 Aguzzare, to sharpen, whet, file _ 
 aguzzir 1' ingegno, to sharpen 
 the writ j aguzzar 1' appetito, to 
 whet the st mach 
 
 Aguzzatore, rru a grinder 
 
 Aguzzatiira,/. whetting 
 
 Aguzzino, m. a slave-keeper, an 
 inspector over galley slaves 
 
 Aguzzo, a. pointed, sharp ; aver 
 1' occhio aguzzo, to be clever, 
 or cunning 
 
 Ah, oh ! ah, alas ! ah vergogna, 
 fie, for shame ! ah lasso, alas ! 
 
 Ai, to the ; ai libri, to the books 
 
 A'ia,/. barn, threshing-floor, hall 
 
 Aime, inter -j. alas ! 
 
 A'io, m. governor, tutor; A'ia,/. 
 governess 
 
 Aione, m. vagabond ; andar aione, 
 to wander about 
 
 Aita,/. help (in poetry) 
 
 Aitare, to aid 
 
 Aitante, a. courageous, vigorous 
 
 Aiuolo, m. a net 
 
 Aiutamento, m aid 
 
 Aiutante, m. assistant; aiutante 
 maggiore, an adjutant in a regi- 
 ment; aiutante di campo, aid- 
 de-camp 
 
 Aiutare, to aid, assist, relieve; 
 aiutarsi, to use, make use of any 
 thing 
 
 Aiutativo, a. serviceable 
 
 Aiutato, a. helped 
 
 Aiutatore, m. Aiutatrice, /. helper 
 
 Aiuto, m. aid, assistance ; aiuto, 
 aiuto, murder, murder ; il vostro 
 libro m' e stato d' aiuto, your 
 book has been useful to me 
 
 Aiutrice,/. she who helps 
 
 Aizzamento, m. enticement, stir- 
 ring [voke 
 
 Aizzare, to set dogs to fight, to pro- 
 
 Aizzatore, m. Aizzatrice, /. in- 
 stigator, one who provokes 
 
 AI, to the ; al re, to the king 
 
 A'ia,/. wing, protection; ala d' 
 armata, the wing of an army ; 
 ala di remo, the blade of an oar ; 
 ala d' una chiesa, the aisle of a 
 church ; tenersi su 1' ali, to 
 stand upon one's guard ; far ala, 
 to make room ; star su 1' ala, to 
 be just going 
 
 Alabarda, /. a halberd 
 
 Alabardiere, m. a halberdier 
 
 Alabastrino, a. made of alabas- 
 ter 
 
 Alabasfro, m. alabaster 
 
 Alacrita, /. alacrity 
 
 ALC 
 
 Alamanna, /. a kind of muscat 
 grape [tout 
 
 Alamanno, m. a German, a sur- 
 
 Alano, n 1. a mastiff 
 
 Alare, m. an andiron 
 
 Alare, to fasten on wings 
 
 Alaterno, m. privet (a tree) 
 
 Alato, a. winged 
 
 Alba, /. the dawn of day 
 
 Albagia, /. ostentation, pride 
 
 Albagioso, a. proud 
 
 Albana, /. a white grape 
 
 Albedine,/. whiteness 
 
 Albeggiamento, m. lustre 
 
 Albeggiante, a. whitish 
 
 Albeggiare, to dawn 
 
 Alberare, to set up ; alberare un 
 albew di vascello, to set up a 
 mast ; to plant trees 
 
 Alberito, part, set up 
 
 Albercocca, /. and J^lbercocco, m. 
 see Albicocca, and Albicocco 
 
 Alberella, /. aspen-tree 
 
 Alberello, m. a little vase 
 
 Alberese,/. limestone 
 
 Alberetto, m. a shrub 
 
 Albergamento, m. see Albergo 
 
 Albergare, to lodge, to dwell 
 
 Albergatrice, /. landlady 
 
 Albergato, part, lodged 
 
 Albergatore, m. host, inn-keeper 
 
 Albergo, m. inn, lodgings ; mouth 
 of a river 
 
 Alberino, m. a snrub 
 
 A'lbero, rn. a tree ; albero di vas- 
 cello, the mast of a ship; al 
 primo colpo non cade F albero, 
 the tree will not fall at the first 
 stroke : andar sii per le cirne 
 degli alberi, to pretend to more 
 than one ought 
 
 Albiciinte, and Albiccio, a. 
 whitish 
 
 Albicocca,/. apricot 
 
 Albicocco, m. apricot-tree 
 
 Albiligustre, a. as white as a 
 privet flower 
 
 Albino, a. whitish 
 
 A'lbo, a. white 
 
 All i6re, m. the dawn of day 
 
 A'lbore, m. (albero) a tree 
 
 Alborotto, m. rumour, commotion 
 
 Albume, m. the white of an egg 
 
 Alburno, m. a white hazel-tree 
 
 Alcaldo, m. alcaid 
 
 Alcanzo, m. a courier 
 
 A' Ice, in. an elk 
 
 Alchimia, /. the art of alchymy, 
 craft, trick [chymy 
 
 Alchimico, a. belonging to al- 
 
 Alchimista, m. alchymist 
 
 Alchimizzare, to practise alchymy 
 42 
 
 ALI 
 
 Alci6ne, m. halcyon (an aquatic 
 bird) 
 
 Alcorano, m. the alcoran 
 
 Alcovo, m. an alcove 
 
 Alcunamente, ad. by no means 
 
 Alciina volta, ad. sometimes 
 
 Alcuno, a. somebody, some 
 
 A'le,/ wing 
 
 Aleggiare, to spread one's wings 
 
 Alena,/. breath 
 
 Alenamento, m. breath, breathing 
 
 Alenare, to give or take breath 
 
 Alepardo, m. leopard 
 
 Aletta, /. a little wing; alette de' 
 pe a ci, fins [last 
 
 Alfa ed omega, the first and the 
 
 Alfabeticamente, ad. alphabet- 
 ically 
 
 Alfabetico, a. alphabetical 
 
 Alfabeto, m. alphabet 
 
 Alfana, /. a mare (so called by 
 Berni) [standard-bearer 
 
 Alfiere, and Alfiero, m. ensign, 
 
 Alfine, ad. at last 
 
 A'lga, and A'liga, /. sea- weed 
 
 Algebra, /. algebra 
 
 Algebrista, m. algebraist 
 
 Algente, a. cold, freezing 
 
 A'lgere, to freeze 
 
 Algore, m. hard frost, cold 
 
 Algoso, a. full of sea-weed 
 
 A lia, /. wing of a building 
 
 A'liee,/. anchovy 
 
 Alidamente, ad. dryly 
 
 A' lido, a. dry 
 
 Alidore, m. see Aridita 
 
 Alienabile, a. alienable 
 
 Alienamento, m. separation, dis- 
 traction 
 
 Alienare, to part with; alienarsi, 
 to withdraw, to part from 
 
 Alienatamente, ad. distractedly 
 
 Alienato, a. alienated, wander- 
 ing, strayed 
 
 Alienazione, /. separation, distrac- 
 tion, alienation (cession of one's 
 property) 
 
 Alieno, a. foreign ; roba alie'na, 
 another man's goods; averse; 
 enemy 
 
 Aligero, a. winged 
 
 Alimentamento, in. food 
 
 Alimentare, to nourish, few! 
 
 Alimentario, m. alimony 
 
 Alimentato, part, kept, maintain- 
 ed [nance 
 
 Alimento, m. nourishment, suste- 
 
 Alimentoso, a. nourishing 
 
 Aliosso, m. a cockle 
 
 Alipede, a. with winged fee 
 
 Aliquoto, a. an aliquot part 
 
 Alitante, a. panting 
 
ALL 
 
 Alitire. to pant [ing 
 
 •i. panting, short breath- 
 
 A litr, »/i. breath ; far buon alito, 
 
 ten the breath; vapour, 
 
 fume, g 
 Alive'.oce. a. swift- winded 
 Aila, /. a public place; an ell 
 
 (.measure) 
 Alia, to the; alia casa, to the 
 
 bouse; alia buona, ad. ingenu-l 
 
 ously ; alia Francese, after the 
 
 French fashion 
 AUaccevole, a. entangling 
 Allacciamento, in. the art of in- 
 
 snari n? 
 Allaeciare, to insnare 
 Allaeciatric-?./. an allurinsr woman 
 Allacciatura,/. binding, buttoning 
 AUagamento, in. and Alla:ra?ione, 
 
 and Aliagazione,/. inundation 
 Allagare, toon 
 Allagato, part, overflowed 
 Allampanare, to rage with hun- 
 
 Allampanato. a. thin 
 
 Allargamento. in. extension, a 
 .iing 
 
 . to enlarge, amplify ; 
 use libe- 
 rality ; allarrir il freno alle pas- 
 sioui, to gratify the passions 
 
 Allar&to, a. enlarged, ampli- 
 fied 
 
 Allargat6re, m. enhrger 
 
 Allarmare, to alarm 
 
 Allarme, in. alarm 
 
 Allato, ad. near, about; sede're 
 allato, to sit by; allato, allato, 
 hard by ; e nulla allato alle ob- 
 bligazioni che vi professo, it is a 
 trifle to what I owe you. 
 
 Allafamento, m. the sucking of a 
 child 
 
 AllatTante,/. a nurse (who suckles) 
 
 Allattare, to suckle ; poppare, to 
 suck 
 
 Alleanza,/. confederacy 
 
 Alleato, a. confederate, allied 
 
 Alleficarsi, to strike root 
 
 Allegazione, /. Allegamento, m. 
 see Allegazione 
 
 Allegare, to allege, quote, pro- 
 duce ; to form a confederacy; 
 to set on edze 
 
 Allezatn, a. allied, confederate 
 
 •:•, m. Allegatrice, /. 
 alleger 
 
 Allerazione, f. quotation [fort 
 
 .nento, m. relief, com- 
 
 Allez?erire, to ea«e, to appease ; 
 alleggerirc il dolore, to allay the 
 pain 
 
 ALL 
 
 Allt ssri.ire, to lighten 
 i,f. allegory 
 
 Allegoricameate, ad. allegoricaily 
 
 Allegdrico, a. allegorical 
 
 Allegorfsta, m. an allegorist 
 re, to allegorize 
 
 All. gnunente, ad. joyfully; star 
 allegramente, to be merry 
 
 Allegrante, a. cheerful 
 
 AUegrare, and Alltgrarsi, to re- 
 joice 
 
 AUegrativo, a. recreative 
 
 Allegrezza. /. joy ; giorno d' alle- 
 grezza, rejoicing day 
 
 Auegrla,/. joy, gladness 
 
 Allegro, a. merry 
 
 Allenamento, m~ delay 
 
 Allenare, to decay, to assuage, to 
 exercise 
 
 Alleuire, to soften, mitigate 
 
 Aller.ito, a. softened 
 
 Allentamento, to. unbend ins:, loos- 
 ening; slowness, mitigation 
 
 Allentare, to loosen, to retaid; 
 allentar la briglia al cavallo, to 
 let loose the reins to a horse ; 
 allentar la voce, to slop one's 
 voice 
 
 Allentatura,/. a rupture 
 
 Allenzare, to bind 
 
 Allessamento, m, boiling 
 
 Allessire, to boil 
 
 Allesso, ?n. boiled meat 
 
 Allesso, a. boiled 
 
 Allestare, ayid Allestire, to pre- 
 pare ; allestlrsi, to prepare one's 
 self 
 
 Allestito, a. prepared, got ready 
 
 Alle'amare, to dung 
 
 Allettamento, w. allurement, en- 
 ticement 
 
 Allettante, a. alluring 
 
 Allettare, to allure, entice, charm; 
 allebarsi, to take one's lodgings 
 
 Allettaiiva, /• and Allettativo, m. 
 see Allettamento 
 
 Allettato, a. enticed, allured 
 
 Allettatore, m. and Allettatrice, 
 /. enticer 
 
 Allettevole, a. alluring 
 
 Allevamento, to. and Allevatura, 
 /. education 
 
 Allevare, to bring up, train up, to 
 rear, to foster; to instruct, to 
 teach [ed 
 
 Allevato, a. brought up, instruct- 
 
 Allevarrice,/. nurse 
 
 Alleviamento, m. relief, comfort 
 
 AUeviare, to relieve, alleviate; 
 aHev.'are il dolore, to assuage a 
 
 Alleviato, o. eased, appeased 
 43 
 
 ALL 
 
 AHeviaVire, to. comforter 
 
 Allianza,/. a alliance 
 
 Allibbire, to lurn pale, to be as- 
 tonished 
 
 Allibrare, to record 
 
 Allievarsi, to grow up 
 
 Allievo, in. scholar, pupil 
 
 Allignare, to take root 
 
 Allindare, and Allindire, to adorn, 
 embellish; allindarsi, to adorn 
 one's self 
 
 Allindaore, to. an embellisher 
 
 Allinguato, a. prattling, chatter- 
 ing [and blue) 
 
 Allividime'nto, to. lividity (black 
 
 Allividire, to grow black and blue, 
 or pale 
 
 Alio, Alii, Agli, Alia, Alle, art. 
 to the, at ihe 
 
 Alloccare, to lie in wait 
 
 Alloccheiia,/. the owl's holes 
 
 Allocco, vi. an owl, booby 
 
 Allodiale, a. allodial (free) 
 
 Allodialita,/. allodiality 
 
 AlloJio, 771. allodial (any thing 
 free) 
 
 Allodola,/. a lark 
 
 Allogagione, /. and Allogamento, 
 m. a lease 
 
 Allogare, to let, to farm ; allogarsi, 
 to settle, set up 
 
 AUogaiore, m. landlord 
 
 tnto, to. inn, lodging; 
 levir gli aUoggiamenti, to march 
 oil'; alloggiamento di soldati, 
 soldiers' quarters 
 
 Alloggiante, a. a lodger 
 
 AHoggiare, to lodge ; to dwell 
 
 Allog;iatore, m. host, inn-keeper 
 
 Alloggio, m. see Alloggiamento 
 
 Allogliato, a. stupid 
 
 Allontanamento, m. and Allonta- 
 nanza. /. distance, remoteness 
 
 Allon'.anare, to remove, to drive 
 away ; allontanarsi, to go from j 
 allontanarsi dalla virtii, to for- 
 sake virtue; allontanArsi- dalla 
 Btrada. to lose one's way ; allon- 
 tanarsi dalla patria, to fly from 
 one's country ; allontanarsi dal 
 suo soggetto, to ramble from the 
 subject 
 
 Allontanato, a. removed 
 
 Alloppiare, to put to sleep 
 
 Allora, ad. then, at that time; 
 d'allora in qua, since; allora 
 allora, at the veiy time 
 
 Alloro, m. the laurel tree 
 
 Allorino, a. of laurel 
 
 Allotta, *c£^A.116ra 
 
 Allucci.ire, to eye 
 
 Allucignolare, to twist 
 
ALT 
 
 Allucinarsi, to mistake 
 Alluda,/. sheep's leather 
 Allucionte, a. alluding 
 Alludere, to allude to 
 Allumare, to set fire to 
 All'inie, >n. alum 
 Alluminare, see Illuminare 
 Alluminazione,/. see Illuminazione 
 Allungamento, m. lengthening, dis- 
 tance, interval, remoteness 
 Allungare, to lengthen ; allungarsi, 
 
 to remove from 
 Allungato, a. lengthened 
 Allungatura,/. prolongation 
 Allupare, to starve with hunger 
 Allusingare, to flatter 
 Allusione, /-allusion, reference 
 Allusivo, a. allusive 
 Alluvione, /. alluvion 
 A'lma,/. the soul (in poetry) 
 Almanaecare, to build castles in 
 the air [dar 
 
 Almanacco, m. almanac, calen- 
 Almanco, and Almeno, ad. at 
 least [miral's ship 
 
 Almirante, m. an admiral, the ad- 
 A'lmo, a. famous, excellent 
 Aloe, m. aloes (a kind of herb) 
 
 aloes (a shrub) 
 Alopecia, and Alopezia, /. the 
 fox's evil, the falling of the 
 hair 
 A'lpe, / the Alps 
 Alpestre, a. wild, mountainous, 
 rocky ; parole alpestri, rough 
 words 
 Alpigno, a. who inhabits the 
 
 Alps, Alpine 
 Alquanto, ad. somewhat, a little ; 
 alquanto meglio, somewhat bet- 
 ter 
 Alquanto, a. some, not many; 
 
 alquantuno, somebody 
 Al'alena, /. a swing for children 
 Altai enare, to swing 
 Altaleno, m. a swing srate 
 Altamente, ad. on high ; deeply; 
 ad alia voce, loud ; nobly, gen- 
 erously, splendidly 
 Abana,/. a terrace 
 Altare, rn. al'ar 
 Altea, /. a sort of mallows 
 Alterabile, a. alterable, changea- 
 ble 
 Alteramente, see Altiero menfe 
 Aberamsnto, m. see .Alterazione 
 Alterare, to alter, change; alte- 
 
 rarsi, to grow angry 
 Alteratamente, ad. furiously 
 Altera to, a. changed, angry 
 Alterazione, /. alteration, change 
 Altercare, to wrangle, chide, scold 
 
 ALT 
 
 AUercazi6ne, /. chiding, alterca- 
 
 ♦ ; .on 
 Al.erezza, Altierezza, and Alte- 
 rigia, f. ostentation, pride, in- 
 solence, arrogance 
 Alternamente, ad. by turns 
 Alternare, to turn, to vary 
 Alterii'ativa,/. alternative 
 Alternativamente, ad. by turns 
 Alternaiivo, a. by turns 
 Alternazione,/. alternation 
 Altero, arid Alteroso, a. proud, 
 
 scornful, disdainful 
 Altezza, /. height, loftiness ; una 
 statua died piidi d'altezza, a 
 statue ten feet high; depth; 
 power; sublimity 
 Altezza, /. highness ; S. A. R. or 
 Sua Altezza Reale, his royal 
 highness 
 Alticcio, a. tipsy [lently 
 
 Altieramente, ad. proudly, inso- 
 Altiero, a. proud, haughty ; 
 come va altiero nelle sue infa- 
 mie ! how he prides himself in 
 bis infamy ! splendid, magnifi- 
 cent, noble; io vo altiero delle 
 grazie che ho ricevute da voi, I 
 think myself very much honour- 
 ed with your favours 
 Altifrondoso, a. with a tufted top 
 Altisonante, a. loud, sonorous 
 Altissimamente, ad. very highly, 
 
 most deeply 
 Altissimo, rn. God Almighty 
 Altitudine,/. height 
 Altivolante, o. that flies high 
 A'lto, a. high, tall ; piu alto di 
 me, taller than I ; alto mare, 
 high sea ; voce alta, loud voice ; 
 di alto, from above ; uomo d' 
 alto sapere, a man of great 
 learning ; dangerous, hazardous ; 
 panno alto, broadcloth ; mirare 
 in alto, to look above ; far alto, 
 to halt ; far alto e basso, to do 
 as one pleases ; alto, (in music,) 
 treble [halt 
 
 A'lto, ad. on high ; fare alto, to 
 Altramente, ad. otherwise 
 Altresi, ad. also, too, likewise ; 
 io ho altresi ricevuto una let- 
 teva da lui, I likewise received 
 a letter from him 
 Altrettale, a. such another, the 
 
 same thing 
 Altrettanto^ ad. as much, as 
 much more ; cosl foss' io altret- 
 tanto ricco che voi, I wish I 
 was as ri ch as you 
 A'ltri, jrcni. other 
 AUriche, ad. see Altroche 
 44 
 
 AMA 
 
 Altrieri, ad. the day before yes- 
 terday 
 
 Altrimenti, ad. otherwise, elsej 
 non altrimenti, just so, exactly 
 
 A'ltro, pron. ret. other, another ; 
 1' uno, e 1' altro, both ; ne V 
 uno., ne 1' altro, neither; non 
 volete altro ? will you have any 
 thing else? altro e dire, altro e 
 fare una cosa, to say and do are 
 two things ; per altro, how- 
 ever ; non dite altro, speak no 
 more j senz' altro, without fail 
 
 Altroche, ad. except, unless 
 
 Altronde, ad. from elsewhere 
 
 Altrotale, a. quite alike, such 
 another 
 
 Altr6ve, ad. somewhere else 
 
 Altnu, pron. others; 1' altrui 
 other people's goods 
 
 Altura,/. height 
 
 Alveare, and Alveario, m. bee- 
 hive [river 
 
 A'lveo, m. a canal, the bed of a 
 
 Alvino, a. from the belly 
 
 Alunno, rn. and Alunna, /. a pupil 
 
 Alvo ? m. the belly, the womb 
 
 Alzaia, /. a cable 
 
 Alzamento, m. elevation 
 
 Alzare, to raise, to lift up; alzar 
 le vele, to hoist the sail ; alzar 
 uno a qualche dignita, to ad- 
 vance to some honours; alzar 
 le corna, to extol himself; alzar 
 la voce, to lift up one's voice; 
 alzar le carte, to cut the cards; 
 alzar 1' ingegno, to contrive; 
 alzar il grugno, to pout ; alzarsi, 
 to rise up 
 
 Alzato, part, risen 
 
 Alzatura,/. lifting up 
 
 Amabile, a. affectionate, obliging 
 
 Amabilita,/. affability, mildness 
 
 Amabilmente,rtfi. amiably, friendly 
 
 Amadore, m. a lover [istry} 
 
 Amalgama,m. amalgam, (in chym 
 
 Amalgamare, to amalgamate 
 
 Amante, rn. a lover 
 
 Amantemente, ad. lovingly, ten- 
 derly 
 
 Amanuense, m. a copier 
 
 Amaraccio, a. disagreeable, bitter 
 
 Amaramente, ad. bitterly, griev- 
 ously 
 
 Amaranto, m. amaranth 
 
 Amare, to love; amar meglio, to 
 choose; amo nrsglio lo studio 
 che i piaceri, I prefer study to 
 pleasure 
 
 Amareggiamento, m. bitterness 
 
 Amareggiare, to imbitter, to af- 
 flict 
 
AME 
 
 A*narezza, /. and Amarorc, m. 
 
 c ion 
 Amarezzar..s Amaricare, tee Ami- 
 [tent 
 Amantadine, /. 
 
 Ainaro, a. grievous, unhappy ; 
 bitter 
 
 . slightly hitter 
 
 Amattvo, a- I 
 
 loved 
 
 . as. amorous 
 
 Amazzone, /. amaz.ui, B warlike 
 
 vara]] 
 Ambare. f". circumlocution 
 
 imhtwii. /. shortness of breath, 
 
 sutt">cation 
 Ambascia !ore, m. ambassador 
 Ami ascj i lorusco, m. a deputy 
 Ambasciadrice, /. ambassadress 
 Ambasciare, to pant 
 
 Amkasoia'ore.m. see An. 
 Ambascioso, a. full of grief an 1 
 
 Ar.ibi. Amln. pron, both; 
 ambe le mam. bvh hands 
 Ambedua, Ambediii, Ambeduo, 
 
 pron. both 
 Ambian'e, a. ambling 
 Ambiare, to amble 
 Ambidestro, a. ambidexter, (who 
 
 uses both hands alike) 
 Ambid'je, AmbiJui, Ambiduo, 
 pron. both [bient air 
 
 Ambien'e. m, circumference, am- 
 Ambisruamente, ad. unbigDOQsly 
 Ambiguita./. double meaiung 
 Ambtrio. a. ambiguous, doubt- 
 ful ; ii"mo ambiguo, an irreso- 
 lute man 
 A'mbio. n:. amble 
 . to aspire to 
 -/?. cabal 
 Ambizione. f. ambition 
 
 . ad. ambitiously 
 Ambiriosn. a. ambiti .us 
 Ambo, pron. see Ambe 
 Ambxi le, n. both 
 
 famberrris 
 i. perfumed with 
 .A 
 
 . to perfume wi;h amber- 
 rris 
 
 ft, f. ambre' fa flower) 
 
 A 
 
 Ambubrnrio, a 
 Amenameote, ad, agreeably 
 
 AMM 
 
 Amcndue, Amcnduni, Amendune, 
 both 
 
 . Amenit.Vle, and Ameni- 
 tate, f, pleasauiness, deligh'.tul- 
 
 a. pleasant, delightful, 
 Amftbio, a. amphibious "" [tos 
 Amianto, m. amianthus, or asbes- 
 Amicabile, a. amiable, aflame 
 
 Amicarsi, to reconcile, to get ac- 
 quainted with [ly 
 
 Amir he vole, a. amicable, friend- 
 
 Amichevolmente, dH. amicably, 
 friendly ; vi park) amichevol- 
 mente. I q>oak to von as a friend 
 
 Amicizia, /. friendship, amity 
 
 Amico, m. friend ; amico stretto, 
 an intimate, a gallant; arnica, 
 mistress 
 
 Amtco, a. favourable 
 
 A'mido, m, starch 
 
 Amis'a, Amistade, and Anustate, 
 /. friendship, alliance 
 
 Ammaccamento, m. a contusion, 
 bniise 
 
 AmmaccAre, to crush, beat 
 
 Ammacca'ura, /. bruise, contusion 
 
 Ammacchiarsi, to hide one's self 
 behind a bush 
 
 Ammaestramente, ad. learnedly 
 
 Ammaes rameuto, m. Ammae- 
 strai.za, /. iastructi >n, education 
 
 Ammaestrare, to instruct, teach 
 ra ho, a. instructive 
 ■iio.a. instructed, taught 
 
 Aminaesra ore, m, a tutor 
 
 Amniaestratrice,/. a governess 
 
 Aminaestratura, and Ammaestia- 
 ziont, /. s^e Ammaestramento 
 
 Ammaes nivole, a. tractable 
 
 Amniaestrevolmente, ad. with do- 
 cility, skilf .ily [grow thin 
 
 Amnn-rrare, and Ammagrire, to 
 
 Ammaiarsi, to deck one'sself with 
 leaves 
 
 Ammaiato, part, covered or deck- 
 ed wi h green boughs, or flowers 
 
 Aminainare, to strike, or lower the 
 sail 
 
 Animal) re, to ?row sick 
 
 Ammala'icch, a. sickly 
 
 Ammaiato, a. sick, ill ; un am- 
 maiato, a sick person 
 
 Ammaliamento, m. enchantment, 
 bewitching 
 
 Ammali'ire, to bewitch, cliarm 
 
 Ammaliato, a. bewitched 
 
 Ammalia'.o 
 
 Amnialia'rice,/. a witch 
 
 Ammaliatora, /. tee Ammalia- 
 mento 
 
 Ammaliziato, o. grown malicious 
 •T. 
 
 AMM 
 
 Ammanettare, to manacle a prison- 
 er, to dress one's self 
 Ammanettato, a. fettered [axe 
 Aminannai.nv. to behead with an 
 Ammannaiato, <<• I 
 Ammannare, and Ammauuire, to 
 
 prepare 
 ammansare, to soften, to tame 
 Ammantare, to cover, to cloak and 
 
 hide any thing 
 Ammantato, a. covered, defended 
 Ammantatura, /. a covering with 
 
 a cloak 
 Ammantellarsi, sec Ammantare 
 Ammanto, m. cloak, mantle 
 Ammarcimento, m. putrefaction 
 Ammarcire, to rot 
 Ammarginarsi, to cicatrize 
 Amm.Tittllare, to torment, to give 
 
 jealousy 
 Ammassamento, m. accumulation 
 Ammassare, (fare massa.) to treas- 
 ure up ; (radunarsi,) to get to- 
 gether 
 Ammassato, a. heaped up; aere 
 
 ammassato, dense air 
 Ammassatore, m. accumulator 
 AmmasBo, m. a heap 
 Ammatassare, to make into a skein 
 Aminattire, to grow distracted ; far 
 
 divenfr malto. to make n^id 
 Ammattito, a. distracted, mad 
 Ammattonamento, m. a paving 
 
 with squnre inarbie tiles 
 Ammattonere, to pave with square 
 
 brick-., tiles, &c. 
 Ammatton,\to, o. paved with 
 
 square bricks, <fcc. 
 Ammattonato, m. pavement 
 Ammazzamento, m. slaughter, 
 
 massacre, carnage 
 Ammazzare, to murder; ammaz- 
 zarsi, to kill one : s self [Hectoi 
 Ammazzasette, m. a vapouring 
 Ammazzatore, m. and Ammazza 
 trice, /. a murderer [sea 
 
 Ammazzerare, to throw into the 
 Ammaffierato, a. dried hard 
 Ammazzolare, to make nosegays 
 Ammelmare, and Ammemmare, 
 to sink in a mire ; ammemmar- 
 si. to entangle one's self in a bad 
 allair [in an instant 
 
 Ammen, m. amen ; in un ammen, 
 se, com 
 pensation, fine, pen' 
 dann'ir a!T ammeoda, to fine 
 ioedrrere V am mend a. to forfeit 
 Ammen 1 'Mb-, a. corrigible 
 Ammen - . ' liim, to 
 
 indemnify ; amo 
 to make good tlie lo^s ; aimnen 
 
AMM 
 
 darsi dal bere, to refrain from 
 drinking 
 Ammendazi6ne, /. and Ammendo, 
 
 m. reformation, correction 
 Ammesso, part, admitted 
 Ammettere, to admit, receive; 
 ammettere le giuslificazioni di 
 qualchediino, to give one a fair 
 hearing 
 Ammezzamento, m. division, half 
 Ammezzare, to cut in two 
 Ammezzatore, m. one who divides 
 
 in two 
 Ammezzlre, to be over ripe 
 Ammiccare, to wink 
 Ammiccatore, m. who winks 
 Amminicolare, to prop, assist 
 Amminicolo, in. support, help 
 Antministrare, to idminister, man- 
 age, govern ; to supply, oratibrd 
 Amministrato, part, supplied 
 Amministratore, m. administrator, 
 
 manager 
 Amministratrice,/. administratrix 
 Amminis'razione, /. administra- 
 tion, government 
 Amminutare, to cut small, to mince 
 Ammirabile, a. wonderful, rare, 
 
 excellent 
 Ammirabiliia,/. the marvellous 
 Ammirabilmente, ad. wonderfully 
 Arnmiragliato, m. office cf admi- 
 
 ral, admiralty 
 Ammiraglio, m. admiral 
 Ammirare, to admire, wonder at ; 
 
 to be amazed 
 Ammirativo, a. admiring 
 Ammirato, part, admired, won- 
 dered at [admirer 
 Ammiratore, m. Ammiratrice, /. 
 Ammirazione,/. admiration 
 Ammissibile, a. admissible 
 Ammissione, /. admission 
 Ammisurare, to measure 
 Ammisurato, a. temperate, sober 
 Ammoderuare, to make a thing 
 
 fashionable 
 Ammogliamento, m. marriage 
 Ammogli'ire, to marry 
 AmmogliSto, a. married 
 Ammoglia'ore, m. a match-maker 
 Ammoinare, to caress 
 Ammollare, to moisten, to be 
 moist ; to mollify, soften ; to let 
 go, to let loose 
 Ammolla'ivo. a. mois'ening 
 Ammolla to, part, from Ammollare 
 Ammol)ien>e, a. emollient 
 Ammollire, to open ; j;li spinaci 
 ammolltscono i) ventre, spinage 
 is loosening ; (ammollare,) to 
 move, or affect 
 
 AMO 
 
 Ammollito, a. loosened, softened, 
 
 moistened 
 Ammonimento, m. admonition 
 Ammonire, to admonish, warn, ad- 
 vise, reprimand 
 Ammonito, part, admonished 
 Ammonitore, ra. admomsher 
 Ammonizioncella, /. paternal ad- 
 monition 
 Ammonizione, /. admonition 
 Ammontare, to heap up 
 Ammonticare, to heap up, to amass 
 Ammonticchiare, to heap 
 Ammonticchiato, part, heaped, 
 
 piled up 
 Ajnmorbare, to infect, taint 
 Ammorbidamento, m. gentleness, 
 
 mildness 
 Ammorbidare, and Ammorbidire, 
 to soften, loosen ; ammorbidirsi, 
 to grow effeminate 
 Ammorsellato, m. a hash 
 Ammortamento, m. extinction 
 Ammortare, to extinguish 
 Ammorlire, to extinguish, to cool 
 Ammortito, part, extinguished 
 Ammorzare, to quench, to repress ; 
 mitigate; ammorzarla superbia, 
 to humble pride 
 Ammoscire, to languish 
 Ammostare, to press grapes 
 Ammostatoio, m. a wine-press 
 Ammozzicare, to cut in pieces 
 Arnmozzicato, a. cut in pieces 
 Ammuechiamento, m. a heap 
 Ammucchiare, <o heap, amass 
 Ammufl'ato, a. mouldy [face 
 
 Ammusare, to pout, to meet face to 
 Ammutare, to grow mute 
 Ammutinamento, ra. mutiny, com- 
 motion 
 Ammulinarsi, to mu'iny 
 Ammutinato, a. raised in mutiny 
 Ammutinatore, m. a rebel 
 Ammutire, see Ammutare 
 Ammutolare, and Ammutolire, to 
 
 be dumb, mute 
 Ammutolito, and Ammutolito, a. 
 
 speechless, mute 
 Amnistia, /. a general pardon 
 A mo, m. hook, a fish-hook 
 Amomo, ra. an aromatic plant 
 Amorazzo, m. an amour 
 Amore, m. love, affection ; am6r 
 proprio, self-love ; portaramore, 
 to love 
 Amoregziamento, m. wooing 
 Amoreggiaxe, to make love 
 Amoretto, ra. a little love 
 Amorevole, a. kind 
 Amorevoleggiare, to cajole, to 
 caress 
 
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 ANA^~ 
 
 Amorevolezza, /. friendship, loVC) 
 amorevolezzlna, kind words 
 
 Amorevolmente,acUoving,friendly 
 
 Amorino, m. a little love 
 
 Amorosamente, ad. amorously, 
 friendly [lovely, genteel 
 
 Amorosello, or Amorosetto, a. 
 
 Amoroso, a. amorous 
 
 Amoroso, ra. lover, gallant ; amo- 
 rosa,/. mistress, sweetheart 
 
 Amorotto, m. rising love 
 
 Amovibile, a. removable 
 
 Ampiamente, ad. amply, full 
 
 Ampiare, to enlarge 
 
 Ampiezza,/. and A'mpio, m. ex- 
 tent, amplitude 
 
 A'mpio, a. large, wide, spacious; 
 ampie promesse, great promises 
 
 Ampiogiovante, a. fit for many 
 things [over a great empire 
 
 Ampioregnante, a. one who reigns 
 
 Amplesso, m. embrace 
 
 Ampliare, to extend, enlarge 
 
 Ampliato, part, enlarged 
 
 Ampliazione,/. ampliation, (a law 
 term) 
 
 Amplificare, to amplify, to extol 
 
 Amplificato, a. amplified 
 
 Amplificatore, m. amplifier 
 
 Amplificazione, and Ampliazi6ne 
 /. amplification 
 
 Amplissimamente, ad. at large 
 
 Amplitiidine, /. amplitude 
 
 A'mpio, see A'mpio 
 
 Ampolla,/. bottle, flagon, phial 
 
 Ampollina, /. a bubble 
 
 Ampollosamente,ad. bombastically 
 
 Ampollosita, /. bombast 
 
 Ampolloso, a. bombastic 
 
 Anabattista, m. anabaptist 
 
 Anacoreta, m. anchorite, hermit 
 
 Anacoretizzare, to live like a her- 
 mit 
 
 Anacreontica, /. Anacreontic ode 
 
 Anacreontico, a. Anacreontic 
 
 Anacronismo, m. anachronism 
 
 Anagnoste, ra. a lecturer 
 
 Anagogia, /. anagogy, mystery, 
 elevation 
 
 Anagogicamente, ad. mystically 
 
 Anagramma, ra. anagram 
 
 AnagrammatizzAre, to make ana 
 grams 
 
 Analisi,/. analysis 
 
 Analitico, a. analy*ical 
 
 Analizzare, to analyze 
 
 Analogia,/. analogy, resemblance 
 
 Analogico, and Analogo., a. analo- 
 gous, alike 
 
 Ananas, ra. pine-apple 
 
 Anarchia,/. anarchy 
 
 Anarchico, a. anarchical 
 
AND 
 
 Anatema, m. cone of excommu- 
 1 excommunicate 
 
 Aiiatoinicim. n't-. ad, anatomically 
 
 A '• unical 
 
 Anatomic*, and Anato 
 an anatomist, a professor of 
 my 
 
 Anatomimzzare. to anatomize 
 
 A'natra./. a duck 
 
 A'noa. /. haunch, hip 
 
 Ancella. f, 
 
 Anche, id. i - . . likewise: 
 per a: I ; nc an- 
 
 che, nei her. not : qu 1:1 '.' anche, 
 
 anci* . I there also; 
 
 avrji fat'o. quan !o a 
 stato presente. I won I t have 
 done it, though he had been 
 there 
 
 AncMrre, 10 kill 
 Ancilh, f. a niaid 
 
 . doubtful 
 
 [more 
 
 . ndo, cotij. though, al- 
 
 t':. ■ - . 
 Ancomggio. m. ai 
 Ancorare, to anchor 
 Ancudine,/. anvil 
 
 .. m. Andalusian horse 
 Andamento, m. gait, deportinen', 
 
 a public walk 
 Andante, a, ?->in? 
 Andantemen'e, ad. fluently, easily, 
 
 Andare, to ?o ; andire a pie le. to 
 
 walk ; andar- 
 
 draw out in leniTh; andar a 
 
 Tela, to sail : 
 
 life at sake; andare omato, to 
 
 dress well : andare a marito, to 
 
 marrv ; an lar bene, ta succeed ; 
 
 andif a secor ; 
 
 sciamo andare qnesto discirsn. 
 
 let us talk no more of 'his; 
 
 i TOstri affari vanno 1 
 
 your business | 
 
 pi anda'i. in I 
 
 ttcendo, to go about 1 
 
 andare in cullera, to be anrry ; 
 
 andar r wd : .in- 
 
 darsene, to b* r-ne : a lung:- 
 
 andare, in tb: Ion: run 
 > ■ 
 Audita, /. gait, act of going, a 
 
 AxNG 
 
 ■»,/. a very COpi 
 bag 
 
 . past 
 a 1 iveller 
 ■<./. walking 
 Andirivieni. m. windings, incohe- 
 rent di» 
 A'mlito. in. pa st.v. m'rance 
 An drone, /. . 
 \ 
 
 . aj)d Aneloso, a. pant- 
 UK, !'!• ' 
 Anelare, to breathe short, to pant 
 Anelazione, /. short br ath 
 Anelio, m. shortncs of breath 
 Anellotto, and Anellino, m. a 
 
 small ring 
 Anello. m. a rinsr; dar 1' anullo, 
 to he' roth ; auello di capelli, 
 lock of hair 
 
 . //i. a larse ring 
 Anelloso, a. male like a chain 
 Anemometro, nu instrument to 
 
 measure the force of win 1 
 .Animone, m. a flower so called 
 Aneto) m. dill 
 
 Anfanamento, m. pra'in?. nonsense 
 Anfanare, to ramble in discourse ; 
 
 anfanarsi, to wan lex. to rove 
 Anfanatore. in. prattler, blab 
 . •. nonsensej prat'le 
 
 1 er or on 
 laud 
 
 \, f. uncertain meanin? 
 -icamente, ad. ambigu- 
 ously [scure 
 Anribo'losico, a. ambiguous, ob- 
 -1. Amphiscians (inhab- 
 itants of the torr 
 
 a. amphitheatre 
 . f. kilderkin 
 
 m. a liar »w, dark place 
 Angariare, to f >rcc. to overcharge 
 re. m. an oppressor 
 . f. a plant w called 
 
 . ad, like an angel 
 Aug lichezza, /. the likeness of an 
 
 . a. anirclioal ; viso an- 
 . charming face 
 
 gelo cus- 
 ir Man anrel 
 
 - ieve 
 Anrheria, /. fore.-, compulsion: 
 io fo cio per aright: 
 do 'his 
 
 ..pprpss 
 A»ngi .la,/. A ii : 
 
 'letta, /. 
 
 urn-again alley, 
 a court 
 
 47 
 
 AN1 
 
 Anglicano. a. Anglicai; I 
 Anelicana, tlie churcn of Eug- 
 1 1 a 
 Andicismo, in. Anglicism 
 A'nglo, in. an Englishman (in 
 
 poetry) 
 Angolafe, a. anxular, cornered 
 id. angularly 
 . c truer 
 r angles 
 An_r'm\ m. griet, ]>\u: 
 
 ro.vful, painful 
 . ' and A'i.:)M-iaineuto, 
 ni. anguish, vexation 
 
 Anzisci'ire, to ffri.'ve, to vex 
 Au^Tsciito, a. sorrowful, distress- 
 
 Angosciosamente, ad. sorrov.-fully 
 Anioscioso, o. anxious, painful 
 m. a snake (in poetry) 
 Anguilla./. an eel 
 Anguinaglia, and Anguinaia, /. 
 
 emin, a botch 
 
 . f". distress, scarcity; an- 
 
 gustia di tempo, shortness of 
 
 time 
 Anstustiare, to afflict, to harass 
 
 . mid Angustioso, a. 
 
 anxi his, vexed, grieved 
 
 small 
 A'uice. m. the plant anise 
 Anile, a. old, ancient 
 A'nima,/. the soul 
 Aniniadversione,/. a'ter.'ion 
 Animalaccio, m. a blockhead 
 Aniinfile, m. an animal, a stupid 
 
 fellow, a dunce 
 Animale, a. animal 
 Animalesco, a. beas'ly 
 Animaletto, m. animalcule 
 Animalino, m. animalcule 
 Animal iti,/. animali'y 
 Animalone, m. a sreat beast, a 
 
 dunce, an awkward fellow 
 Aniinaliccio, and Animalazzo, m, 
 
 animalcule 
 Animante, a. what is animated 
 AnimAre, to hearten, to animate, 
 
 to give existence 
 Anitm'ito, a. anima'ed 
 Aniimv versions, /. animadversion, 
 
 punishment 
 Animazidae, f. arimation, (the 
 
 forming of the soul) 
 Animelh. f. a sort of ton pe : ani- 
 
 melladi pompa, the valve of a 
 
 pump; animella di vitello, 
 
 A'nimo, m. mind, understanding, 
 
 cour\Te : vol jrr nt IT ;'»nimo, to 
 
 II '; animo 
 
 vile, spiritless, sneaking; farai 
 
ANN 
 
 Inimo, to pick up courage ; 
 
 aofferir 1' animo, to have cour- 
 age enough to; dar 1' animo, 
 
 bastar 1' aniino, to boast of, to 
 
 pretend to 
 Animosamente, ad. violently 
 Aniinosita, Animositade, and An- 
 
 imositate, /. animosity, grudge 
 Animoso, a. brave, valiant 
 Animuccia, /. a silly soul 
 A'nitra,/. a duck, drake 
 Anitrino, rtu a young duck 
 Anitrio, rtu neighing 
 Anirrire, to neigh, to whinny 
 Annabattista, m. an anabaptist 
 Annacquamento, m. wa'ering 
 Annacquare, to mix water with 
 
 wine 
 Annacquato, a. mixed with water 
 Annaffiamento, m. the act of 
 
 watering 
 Annaffiare, to water 
 Annaffiato, part, watered 
 Annaffhtoio, m. a watering pot 
 Annale, a. yearly 
 Annali, m. annals 
 Annalista, m. a writer of annals 
 Annasare, to smell, to come to 
 
 trial with one 
 Annasato, a. smelled 
 Annaspare, to wind yarn 
 Annata, /. year ; year's rent 
 Annebbiamento, m. dark weather 
 Annebbiare, to cloud ; annebbiar- 
 
 si, to blind one's self 
 Annebbiato, a. overcast, blasted 
 Annegamento, m. the act of 
 
 drowning 
 Annegare, to drown, to deny 
 Annegato, a. drowned 
 Annegazione, /. self-denial 
 Anne.zhittire, and Anneghittirsi, 
 
 to grow lazy 
 Anneghittito, a. idle, slighted 
 Anneramento, m. and Anneritura, 
 
 /. blackness 
 Annerare, to blacken, to defame ; 
 
 annerarsi, to grow dark ; an- 
 
 nerar la fama d' uno, to blast 
 
 one's reputation 
 Annerato, part, blacked 
 Annesso, part, annexed 
 Annestamento, m. grafting 
 Annestare, to graft, to join 
 Annestato, part, grafted 
 Annettere, to annex 
 Annevare, to refresh with snow 
 Annichilamento, m. annihilation 
 Annichilare, to destroy ; annichi- 
 
 lirsi, to debase one's self 
 Annichilato, part, annihilated 
 Aunichilazione,/. destruction 
 
 ANN 
 
 Annidare, to nestle ; annidirsi, to 
 
 settle 
 Annientare, to annihilate 
 Annientamento, m. destruction 
 Anninnare, to rock, to lull asleep 
 Aimiversario, m. anniversary 
 A'nno, m. year; capo d'anno, 
 new year's day ; d'anno in anno, 
 every year ; mi par mill' anni 
 di vederlo, I long to see him ; 
 entrar negli anni, to grow old 
 Annobilire, and Annobilitare, to 
 
 ennoble 
 Annobilito, a. ennobled 
 Annodamento, m. the tying 
 Annodare, to tie, to knit, to bind 
 
 together 
 Annodato, part, tied, concluded 
 Annodatura, and Annodazione, /. 
 
 see Annodamento 
 Annoiamento, m. weariness, 
 
 trouble 
 Annoiare, to weary, to tire; an- 
 
 noiarsi, to be displeased 
 Annoiato, a. wearied, tired 
 Annoiosamente, ad. tediously 
 Annoioso, a. tedious, wearisome 
 Annoiare, to freight (as ships, &c.) 
 Annomare, to name, to call 
 Ann6na,/. provisions 
 Annoso, a. old, ancient 
 Annotare, to remark 
 Annotatore, m. who makes notes 
 Annotazione, /. a note, remark 
 Annottare, and Annottarsi, to grow 
 
 dark 
 Annovale, a. annual 
 Annoveramento, m. enumeration 
 Annoverante, a. enumerating 
 Annoverare, to reckon, to rank 
 Annoverato, a. reckoned 
 Annoveratore, m. who computes 
 Annoverevole, a. that may be 
 
 computed 
 Annovero, m. computation 
 Annuale, a. yearly 
 Annuale, m.' (tutto il corso dell' 
 
 anno) the year 
 Annual mente, ad. annually 
 Annuario, a. annual 
 Annugolare, to grow cloudy 
 Annusrolafo, part, clouded 
 Annullagione, /. and Annulla- 
 mento, m. abolishing, suppres- 
 sion 
 Annullnre, to suppress, abolish 
 Annullato, a. repealed, abrogated 
 Annullatore, m. suppressor, de- 
 stroyer 
 Annullazione, /. abolishing, sup- 
 pression 
 Annumerare, to enumerate 
 48 
 
 ANT 
 
 Annunziamento, m. prediction, 
 
 prophecy 
 Annunziare, to foretell ; to declare 
 Annunziato, part, declared 
 Annunziatore, m. foreteller, proph- 
 et [tion 
 Annunziazi6ne, /. the annuncia- 
 Annunzio, m. message, news 
 A'nnuo, a. annual 
 Annuvolare, to overcast 
 Annuvolato, a. cloudy 
 A'no, ra. the fundament 
 Anodino, a. anodyne 
 Anomalo, a. irregular 
 Anonimo, a. nameless 
 Anotomia,/. dissection 
 Anotomista, m. anatomist 
 Ansamento, m. panting, short 
 
 breath 
 Ansante, a. out of breath 
 Ansare, to pant 
 A'nsia ; /. perplexity 
 Ansieta,/. sorrow 
 A'nsio, a. sad, sorrowful 
 Ansiosamente, ad. anxiously 
 Ansioso, a. restless, grieved, tor- 
 
 mented, anxious 
 Antagonista, m. antagonist 
 Antartico, a. antarctic, southern 
 Antecedente, a. foregoing 
 Antecedentemente, ad. previously 
 Antecedenza, /. precedency 
 Antecedere, to precede 
 Antecessore, m. predecessor 
 Antelucano, a. before daylight 
 Antemurale, m. defence 
 Antenato, m. progenitor, ancestor ; 
 
 antenati, ancestors, forefathers 
 Antenna,/, sail-yard, lance, pole 
 Antepenultimo, a. before the last 
 
 but one 
 Antep6rre, to prefer, to esteem 
 Anteposizione, f. preference 
 Anteposto, part, preferred 
 Anteriore, a. foremost 
 Anteriorita,/. priority 
 Anteriormente, ad. before 
 Antescritto, a. above-written 
 Anteserraglio, m. a field gate, & 
 .. fore close 
 Antesigna.no, and Antessignino, 
 
 in. standard-bearer 
 Anticaglia, /. antiquity, monu- 
 ments of antiquity 
 Anticamente, ad. anciently, of old 
 Anticamera, /. antechamber 
 Anticato, a. used 
 Anticbetto, a. rather ancient 
 Antichia, Antichit.ide, anrfAnti 
 
 chitate,/. antiquity 
 Anticipare, to anticipate, to foretell 
 Anticipatamente, ad. beforehand 
 
ANT 
 i 
 
 A ; all' autica, in 
 
 ' stors 
 : nd Anticonoscen- 
 
 ^rver of 
 priv 
 
 . to run before 
 Antic irricrr. m. tor^ runner 
 
 re court 
 Antichristi.tn i. a. antichristian 
 Antichrist^, m. Antichrist 
 Anticursore. m. am Anticorriere 
 k, f. an'edate 
 
 Antiiire, lo l" retell [son 
 
 Antidoto, m. antidote, counter-poi- 
 Anttfona, f. anthem 
 
 an anthem-singer ; 
 
 Antifrasi./. autiphnsis 
 i ire, to preju.lge 
 
 [iresee 
 \:i?uard 
 re, to prefer, to esteem 
 imony 
 ike a parapet 
 Antinrjr.-i. tvj. ou'ni'rst wall 
 Antioome. m. a pronoun 
 
 . m. antipope 
 Antipasto. m. dishes first served 
 
 i, /. natural aversion 
 Antipvico, a. averse [to 
 
 Antipatizzire. to bear an aversion 
 
 vo, part, hated 
 Antipensare, to premeditate 
 Antipensato, a, premeditated 
 Antipodi, m. antipodes 
 
 - r e, to prefer, esteem 
 ■ >. /. and AnMporto, m. a 
 ile, entry-door, eate 
 lere, tn take beforehand 
 io, m. an antiquary 
 Antiqu.ato, a. obsolete, old 
 Anfiquo, tec Antico 
 AitfiraprtT tn f iresee [seen 
 
 Antisapevole, a. tha' may be fo re- 
 light 
 ■:. an'iscorbutic 
 Antisern'iglio. rtu a kind of fore 
 Hose 
 
 I shop 
 r e in rhetoric 
 -«ee. to foreknow 
 <% and An'ivedimento, 
 m. I - 
 Antivedi'or-, m. who foresees 
 AntiTfdutamente, ad, with fore- 
 
 APO 
 
 Antivedato, a. I are sen 
 Antivegnente, a. preventing, pre- 
 
 v, to precede 
 Antivcniito, part, preceded 
 Antivigilia,?. the evening before 
 \ l,/. an boi tv 
 
 Antr&ce, and Antriaa, /. a car- 
 t-uncle (preckraa stone) 
 A liiro, m. den, cave, crotto 
 Antropofago, m. i i 
 Anulire, and Anulario, a. per- 
 taining to a ring; dito anul.tre, 
 the ring fiuger 
 
 ■ . on the contrary, 
 even, also ; non e solamente li'b- 
 erale, ana prodijo, he is not on- 
 ly liberal, but even prodigal 
 A'nzi, prep, before ; anzi ch' io, 
 inoia. before I die ; and.ite via 
 anzi che venga, go away before 
 he comes 
 Aii7i. a nj. nay 
 Anzianita, Aiizianitade, and An- 
 
 zianitate. /. antiquity, seniority 
 Anzi.'mo. ;,?. senhr 
 Anziano, a. old, ancient 
 Anziche, ad. sooner, before that ; 
 
 anzi pure, rather than not 
 Anzi che no, ad. rather, sooner 
 Anzinatn, a. first born, eldest 
 Aoncinare, to make crooked 
 Aonestare, to colour, cloak 
 Aorr.ire, to strangle, choke 
 Aorcito, part, strangled 
 Aormare, (chase term,) to quest 
 A otta, ad. often ; a otta a otia, 
 
 now ami then 
 Apart e, ad. aside 
 Apatia, /. insensibility 
 Apatista, m. indolent 
 A'pe, /. a bee 
 Apeliota, m. east wind 
 Apennino, m. Apennine Moun 
 
 tains u 
 Aperire. to open [retic 
 
 Aperitivo, aiid Aperiivo, a. diu- 
 
 -. *re Apertiira 
 Apertamente, ad. openly, frankly 
 Aperto, a. open, plain, bold; un 
 fiore apei to, a blown flower ; 
 riaver uno a braccia aperte, to 
 receive one with open arms 
 A . m. who opens 
 
 Apertura, and Aperzione, /. hole. 
 
 m'-nns. opportunity 
 A'pire. m, tnp. height 
 Apfcolo, m. a little heizht 
 Apocalfsse, and Ap-ocallssi, /. 
 
 ■ ypse 
 Apocrifo," a. apocryphal ; libri 
 Ai>6crifi, the Apocrypha 
 49 
 
 APP 
 
 eon, or apogee 
 ApoUineo, tdi Apollo,) a. of 
 
 Apollo 
 v ■ •. a. apologetic 
 
 fence 
 . <>.. .in apologist 
 Apologo, m, ipologue, fable 
 I 
 
 . a, apoplectic 
 './. apostasy 
 ApOstata, r)i. apostate, renegado 
 Apostatare, to apostatize 
 Apostema, /. an impos'.hume 
 Apostemare, to suppurate, to ma- 
 ture 
 ApostemAto, a. impostl.umated 
 Apostolato, m. apostolate, apostle- 
 ship 
 Apostolico, a. apostolical 
 Apfistolo, 771. apostle 
 Apostrofare, to put an apostrophe 
 Apostrofatamente, ad. with an 
 
 apostrophe 
 Apostrofatiira, and Apostrofazi6ne, 
 /. the art of putting apostrophes 
 Apostrofe, ?n. an apostrophe (in 
 rhetoric) [grammar) 
 
 Apostrofo, 77i. an apostrophe (in 
 Apostumo, a. posthumous 
 Apotegma, /. apophthegm, (a short 
 
 and pithy sentence) 
 Apoteosi, /. apotheosis (the deify- 
 
 ins; of a man) 
 A]ipnciamento, in. pacifying 
 Appaciare, to pacify, assuage 
 Appadiglionare, to encamp 
 Appadiglion&to, a. encamped 
 Appagabile, a. thatmaybesa'isfied 
 Aj>pa'iamento, and Appago, m. 
 
 satisfaction and content 
 AppasAre, to satisfy, to please ; 
 d' altro non m- appago che della 
 solitudine, solitude is my sole 
 delight 
 Appa^ato, a. satisfied 
 AppaiAre, to pair, to match ; ap- 
 
 paiarsi, to join one's self 
 Appaiato, a. matched 
 Appalesire, to discover, to declare: 
 appalesirsi, to make one's self 
 known 
 AppalesAto, part, discovered, re- 
 vealed 
 Appal tare, to let, to farm 
 Appaltatore, m. farmer 
 Appalto, 771. farm, monopoly 
 Appaltrine, t?i. intriguing, that 
 
 puts hinvelf forward 
 Appannaggio, m. aji innate 
 Appannamento, 777. and Appanna- 
 
 tura, /. dimness 
 Appaunare, to darken, to cloud ; 
 
APP 
 
 to tarnish, dell * to fall into a 
 snare 
 
 Appannato, part, caught in a 
 snare, massive [dazzles 
 
 Appaimatoio, m. what dims, 
 
 Apparire, to .'earn, to prepare 
 
 Apparato, a. learned 
 
 Apparato, m. preparation; con 
 apparato, sumptuously 
 
 Apparetcluam^ntOj m. prepara- 
 tion, furniture 
 
 Apparecchiare,to prepare, to treat ; 
 apparecchiare la tavola, to lay 
 the cloth ; apparecchiarsi, to get 
 one's self ready • to furnish one's 
 self wi tii 
 
 Apparecchiito, part, prepared 
 
 Apparecchiatore, m. preparer, 
 waiter 
 
 Apparecchiatura, /. and Apparec- 
 chio, 77i. preparation 
 
 Appareggiare, to put in competi- 
 tion, to match 
 
 Apparentare, to match, to make 
 one's self familiar 
 
 Apparentato, a. related to 
 
 Apparente, a. plain, evident, 
 seeming 
 
 Apparentemente. ad. apparently 
 
 Apparenza, /. outside show, prob- 
 ability 
 
 Apparere, to appear 
 
 Apparimento,m. apparition, vision 
 
 Apparire, to appear, to show one's 
 self 
 
 Appariscente, a. handsome 
 
 Appariscenza, /. a noble presence, 
 a fine carriage 
 
 Apparita, Apparizirtne, and Ap- 
 parsione, set Apparimento 
 
 Apparito, part, appeared 
 
 Apparitore. ?/?. a bailiff 
 
 Apparizione. /. apparition 
 
 Apparso, part, appeared 
 
 Appartamcnto, m. apartment, 
 lodgings 
 
 Appartare, to sever, to put asunder • 
 appartArsi. to withdraw 
 
 Appai tatamente, ad. asunder, se- 
 cretly [set aside 
 
 Apparato, -part, separated, chosen, 
 
 Appartenen'.-, and Appavtegnente, 
 a. belon_Miiz. appertaining, suit- 
 able 
 
 Appartene'iza, /. appurtenance 
 
 Apparlt i . to regard, 
 
 to concern, become 
 
 Appassare, to wither, to decay 
 
 Appassionamento, m. passion, love 
 
 Appassionare, to make one-suffer, 
 endure • i. to have a 
 
 strong passion for any thing 
 
 APP 
 
 Appa'sionatame'nte, ad. passion- 
 ately [affeccionate 
 Appassionato, a. endured, suffered, 
 Appa suej and Appassirsi, to grow 
 
 dull, dry 
 Appastare. to stick, as paste 
 Appel labile, a. that may be ap- 
 pealed [lant 
 Appellants, m. appealer, appel - 
 Appellare, to name, call, accuse, 
 impeach"*} to appeal to a higher 
 court [peal 
 Appellatlvo, a. susceptible of ap- 
 Appellazione, and Appel lagione, 
 /. appeal to a higher court, chal- 
 lenge 
 Appello, m. an appeal, a challenge 
 Appena, ad. hardly, scarce 
 Appenare, to sutler, to De distressed, 
 
 to vex 
 Append ere, to hang, to hang up 
 Appendice, /. appendix, supple- 
 ment 
 Appennecchiare, to fill a distaff 
 Appensare, to design, to propose 
 Appensatamente, ad. maturely, 
 
 seriously 
 Appeso, part, hanged, hung on 
 Appestare, to infect, to corrupt 
 Appestato, a. infee'ed 
 Appetente, a. desirous, longing 
 Appetenza, /. appetite, desire, af- 
 fection 
 Appetibile, a. desirable 
 Appetire, to desire, to covet 
 Appefi ivo, a. that provokes ap- 
 petite 
 Appetito, m. appetite, desire 
 Appetitoso, a. that provokes the 
 stomach [wish 
 
 Appetizione, /. appetite, desire, 
 Appettare, to have at heart, to in- 
 terest one's self 
 Appetto, ad. in comparison ; (for 
 dirimpetto,) over against, facing; 
 combattere appetto appetto, to 
 fight a duel 
 Appiacevolire, to appease, to tame 
 Appianare, to remove or surmount 
 
 difficulties 
 Appianato, a. levelled 
 Appias'rare, to cleave to; appias- 
 trare un diamante, to set a dia- 
 mond ; appiastrarsi. to stick 
 Appiastrato, part, daubed with 
 any thing viscous [tion 
 
 App ; astricciamento,m. conglutina- 
 Appiastricciare, and Appiastricci- 
 c'ire, to s'ick [cealing 
 
 ^ppiattnmento, m. the act of con- 
 Aj pia'tare, to conceal ; appiattarsi, 
 to hide one's self 
 50 
 
 APP 
 
 Appiattatamente, ad. by stealti, 
 
 secretly 
 Appiattato, part, concealed 
 Appiccagnolo, m. a hook, tenter 
 Appiceamento, m. hanging, OT 
 
 fastening to 
 Appiccante, a. viscous, glutinous 
 Appiccare, to lie, to fasten ; apple* 
 
 carsi, to keep close, to stick, to 
 
 catch, to thrive, to slander' ap« 
 
 piccarla ad uno, to play one a 
 
 trick • appiccar la zuii'a, la bat- 
 
 taglia, to give battle 
 Appiccaticcio, a. clammy, sticky ; 
 
 male appiccaticcio, a contagious 
 
 distemper 
 Appiccaticcio, m. a troublesome 
 
 fellow 
 Appiccativo, a. contagious , 
 Appiccato, a. fast, sticking 
 Appiccatiira,/. the ironwork of a 
 
 window err door 
 Appicciare, and Appiccicare, ts 
 
 stick fast to [lessen 
 
 Appiccinire, to make smaller, to 
 Appicco, 77j.. connexion, union 
 Appiccolamento, m. lessening, 
 
 shortening 
 Appiccolare, and Appicciolire, to 
 
 diminish, to retrench * to lessen, 
 
 shorten [the foot 
 
 Appie, and Appiede, ad. down, at 
 Appieno, ad. fully, entirely 
 Appigionamento, m. rent of a 
 
 house, or lodging 
 Appigionare, to let, to hire 
 Appigionasi, m. a bill upon a door 
 Appigliamento, m. junction 
 Appigliare, to follow ; appigliarsi, 
 
 to conform v n\ m' appiglio al 
 
 vostro cons)giio, I will follow 
 
 your advice 
 Appigrirsi, to grow idle 
 Appillotarsi, to trifle away one^s 
 
 time 
 A'ppio, m. parsley 
 Appiuola, mala appiuola, /. golden 
 
 pippin 
 Appiuolo, 77i. the tree that bears 
 
 the golden pippin 
 Applau'lente, a. who applauds 
 Applaud ere, and Applaudire, to 
 
 applaud, to approve 
 Applaudirsi, to have a proud gait 
 Applandito, part, applauded 
 Applauso, m. applause 
 Applausdre, 77*. who applauds 
 Applicamento, m. application 
 Applicabile, a. applicable 
 Applicare, to assign, to appoint; 
 
 applicarsi, to set about 
 Applicatamente, ad. attentively 
 
APP 
 
 \ part, applieti 
 
 . plies 
 Appl cm i ion, dili- 
 
 :ri-p. with, by. near 
 
 ipp.xi, ad. bv little and 
 
 ubMo, 7?i. an elbow-place 
 ipport, to protect, 
 upon 
 
 - ^ppH 
 
 .'iio, and 
 , support, 
 
 roost 
 
 Appomiciare. to rub with pounce 
 njecture 
 ■ 
 >n, appen lis 
 , to add, tn im- 
 pute, to n[ | 
 
 f| a v 'i s' appoue la sua 
 a. they impute all his 
 ■ he potete 
 apporre a questo ? what have 
 say to this ? 
 ApportA: • 
 
 vey, to procure, 
 
 . Apportatrice,/. a 
 
 1 "joined 
 application, ad- 
 
 uL on purpose 
 
 . m. ambush, snare 
 - y, to watch, to 
 appoint 
 Appo-tvarn Mite. ad. designedly 
 'teed 
 
 ia. a. added 
 
 A 
 
 ■: ad. after the 
 
 A 
 
 ; ipa) the 
 pnpe 
 
 ', m. apovle 
 
 i press 
 
 p renders'! 
 in love 
 
 ing, skill. 
 Appren*itile, a. to be conceived 
 
 APP 
 
 Apprcnsione. f. jcil HUT/, fear 
 Apprensiva, ./. comprehi 
 Apprensivo, a. fearful, timorous, 
 
 apt to learn 
 
 Appresi li lire, to show, to repre- 
 
 ■enl another [ened 
 
 . i. comprehended, thick- 
 
 Appressam into, m. a; i] roach, 
 
 neighbourhood [proach 
 
 e, to draw ne.ir, to ap- 
 
 near, by, after, 
 
 next to 
 
 . ad. af'er, afterwards j 
 
 appidsao a poco, aim - . 
 
 Appress icfa \ ad. since, a) 
 
 A| prestamento, and Appristo, m. 
 
 prepara'ion [ready 
 
 re, to prepare, to make 
 
 • i. a. prepared 
 
 Appre 77. dole, a. valuable 
 
 Apprezzamehto, <n. valuation, 
 
 ostium ion 
 Apprezzare, to esteem, to appraise, 
 
 to ra"e 
 Apprezzativo, a. estimable 
 Apprezaatn, .7. appraised, esteemed 
 Apprezza.ore, m. an esteemer, 
 
 ra'cr 
 Appr-zzazione, /. appraisement 
 
 rove, to like 
 Appr ib.in. a. approved 
 
 •one, /. approbation, 
 consenl 
 
 re, to approach 
 Appr>ccio, 7/i. approach 
 ApprocciatO, a. approached 
 Approdare, to arrive, to be profita- 
 ble, to become valiant 
 Appmfv.t.'ire. and Approfittarai, to 
 
 profit, tn draw advantage from 
 Approfoodare, a/rl Approfondire, 
 
 to dig, to mak 
 Approntare, to prepare 
 Appro[>inquani. see Appressare, 
 
 and iti c impounds 
 
 Appropo&ito. ad. apropos, exactly 
 
 AppropriArsi. to appropriate: ap- 
 
 r <\ to attribute, to affirm, 
 
 to imitate 
 
 AppropriatO, part, appropriated, 
 
 suitable 
 Appropriazione,/. appropriation 
 Approssimante, a. near, something 
 like 
 
 re, to come ni2:h 
 tched 
 Approvabile, a. lau !a!de 
 
 rion 
 Approval to confirm 
 
 Approvatameote, ad. in an ap- 
 provable manner 
 
 ', a. approved 
 
 ARA 
 
 Ajmrovatore, m. ajid Approve- 
 
 trice,/, approver, allower 
 Appro vazione, /. approbation 
 Approvecciarsi, to get smie profit 
 ; Appulcrare, to embellish 
 Appuntamente, ad. precisely 
 Appuntamento, m. a., 
 
 in appuntamento, to 
 
 Appuntare, to sew, to blame, to 
 sharpen, to set down, to hud 
 fault, to fix, appoint 
 
 Appuntatamente, ad. exactly, dili- 
 gently [upon 
 
 Appuntato, m. an account agreed 
 
 Appuntato, a. stitched, sharpened, 
 
 Appuntatore, m. critic, reformer, 
 censurer 
 
 Appuntatura, /. maik 
 
 Appuntell'ire, to support, to bear up 
 
 Appuntellato, a. stayed, or prop- 
 ped up 
 
 Appunlino. ad. precisely, just 
 
 Appunto, ad. precisely ;' per 1' ap- 
 pi'into, exactly ; mettersi in ap- 
 punto, to get rea ly ; stava per 
 partlre per V appunto quando lei 
 venue, I w^s going away the 
 moment you ( I 
 
 Appurare, "to purify, to write fair 
 
 Appuzzamehto, 771." stench 
 
 Appuzzare, and Appuzzolare, to 
 
 Aprtco, a. sunny 
 
 Aprile, m. Apri'l 
 
 Aprimento, m. the act of opening 
 
 Api iporta, in. a door-keeper 
 
 Aprire, to open, to cleave ; aprirsi, 
 
 to chop, to gauge, crack 
 April vo. a. aperitive 
 Apritore, m. he that opens; apri- 
 
 tore di case, house breaker 
 Aqnario, TO. Aquarius, a sign of 
 
 th - zadiac 
 Aquatico, a. aquatic, watery 
 
 Aqueitade, f. sea Ae- 
 quosita 
 A'queo, a. watery 
 Aqui lotto, 771. an aqueduct 
 A'quila, /. 
 
 Aqui lino, a. hawked 
 AquUonare, a. northern 
 
 wind 
 Aquilone, r?t. the north, the north 
 •' re Acquosha 
 ' . tec Acquoso 
 A'ra. f. altar 
 
 .-. Arabic 
 :. arable 
 . arrack 
 Aragna,/. and Araguo, m. a spider 
 
ARC 
 
 Araldo, m. a herald 
 
 Aramento, m. tillage, ploughing 
 
 Araucia,/. au orauge 
 
 Aranciata, /. a kind of cooling 
 liqu >r 
 
 Aranciato, a. orange colour 
 
 Aranciato, m. orange-house, m 
 garden 
 
 Araneino, m. a China orange 
 
 Arancio, m. an orange, an orange- 
 tree 
 
 Arante, a. ploughing 
 
 Arare, to plough 
 
 Arato, and Aratolo, m. a plough 
 
 Aratore, m. husbandman 
 
 Aratro, m. plough 
 
 Aratura,/. Ullage, ploughing 
 
 Arazzeria, /. tapestry, manufac- 
 tory, hangings 
 
 Arazziere, m. tapestry maker 
 
 Arazzo, m. tapestry 
 
 Arbitraggia,/. arbitration 
 
 Arbitrante, m. that arbitrates 
 
 Arbitrare, to adjudge, regulate ; to 
 judge, value 
 
 Arbitrariamente, ad. arbitrarily, 
 despotically 
 
 Arbitrario, a. arbitrary 
 
 Arbitrato, part, arbitrated 
 
 Arbitrato, m. arbitration 
 
 Arhitratore, m. arbiter 
 
 Arbitrio, m. will, power; libera 
 arbitrio, free will 
 
 A'rhitro, m. and A'rbitra, /. 
 umpire, arbiter 
 
 A'rbore, m. tree 
 
 Arboreo, a. full of trees 
 
 Arboreto, m. a place planted with 
 trees 
 
 Arboroso, a. woody 
 
 Arboscello, Arbuscello, Arbusco, 
 Arbuscolo, rn. Arbuscella, Ar- 
 buscula, /. a shrub, or little 
 tree 
 
 Arbustjna, /. and Arbustmo, m. a 
 vine that climbs up trees 
 
 Arbusto, m. shrub, <-prout 
 
 A'rca, /. chest, coffer ; area di 
 Noe, the ark of Noah 
 
 Arcaccia,/. an old trunk 
 
 A'rcade, and Arcadico, a. Arca- 
 dian [er, knave 
 
 Arcadore,m. a bowman, a deceiv- 
 
 Arcale, m. arch, centre 
 
 Arcaine, in. skeleton 
 
 Arcan unciite, ad. secretly, pri- 
 vately 
 
 Arcansfdo, m. archangel 
 
 Arcano, rn. secre., mystery 
 
 Arcano, a. secret, mysterious 
 
 Arcare, to bend, to arch, to cheat, 
 deceive 
 
 ARC 
 
 Areata, /. bow-shot; tirar un 
 areata, to pump one ; tirar in 
 areata, to judge at random 
 Arcato, a. arched, bent 
 Arcatore, rn. archer, bowman 
 Arcavoia, /. great great grand- 
 mother [father 
 Arcavolo, m. great great grand- 
 Archeggiare, to bend like an arch 
 Archeggiato, a. like a bow, or 
 arch [pattern 
 Archeiipo, rn. first example, or 
 Archettino, m. a bow (to play on 
 
 the violin, &c.) 
 Archetto, in. fiddle-stick 
 Archibugiare, and Archibusare, 
 
 to shoot 
 Archibugiata, and Archibusata, 
 
 /. arquebusade 
 Archibugicre, and Archihusiere, 
 
 m. a gunner 
 Archibugio, Archibuio, and Ar- 
 
 chibuso, m. a hand-gun 
 Archimandrita, m. leader, prelate, 
 
 prior 
 Archipenzolare, to take the level 
 Archipexzolo, rn. a plummet 
 Architettare, to build 
 Arehitetto, m. architect 
 Architettonicamente, ad. architec- 
 turally, skilfully 
 Architettore, m. a'ad Architet- 
 
 trice,/. architect 
 Archifettonico, a. of architecture 
 Archite'tura,/. architecture 
 Archiviare, to record 
 Archivio, m. archives 
 Archiv^sta, m. the keeper of the 
 
 records 
 Arci, a Greek wr-rd, which is used 
 
 out of emphasis, or in joke, as, 
 Arabella, a. very handsome 
 Arcibenissimo, ad. exceedingly 
 well [drel 
 
 Arcibriccone, m. an arrant scoun- 
 Arciconsolo, m. first consul 
 Arcidiaconatn, */>, archdeaconship 
 Areidiacono, m. archdeacon 
 Aicidi'ica, m. arcndr.ke 
 Arciducato, m. an archdukedom 
 Arciduchessa, /. archdutchess 
 Arciebquen issimo, a. most elo- 
 quent 
 Arciepiscopale, a. belonging to the 
 archbishop [bowman 
 
 Arciere, and Arciero, m. archer, 
 Arcii'anfana, /. and Arcifanfano, 
 
 m. a babbler 
 Arc fanfanare, to boast 
 Arcifondatore, rn. first founder 
 Arcigiullai e, ra. a juggler, a face- 
 tious fellow 
 
 52 
 
 ARD 
 
 Arcigi amente, ad. sharply 
 Arcignezza, /. sharpness 
 Arcigno, a. grim, sullen; far visa 
 
 arcigno, to frown 
 Arcimaestoso, a. most majestic 
 Arcimaestro, m. an excellent 
 
 master 
 Arcimastro, m. first master 
 Arcimentire, tu tell a most impu 
 
 dent lie 
 Arcione, in. saddle-bow 
 Arcipelago, rn. archipelago 
 Arcipoeta, m. the first of poets 
 Arcipoltrone, in. very idle, cow 
 
 ard 
 Arcipresbiterato, and Arcipretato, 
 m. the dignity, office, and juris- 
 prudence of an arch-priest 
 Arciprete, m. arch-priest 
 Arciricchissimo, a. very opulent 
 Arcisqui-ito, a. very exquisite 
 Arcivero, a. most true 
 Arcivescovado, rn. archbishopric 
 Arci vesco vale, a. arch i episcopal 
 Areivescovo, m. archbi hop 
 A'rco, rn. a bow ; arco, an arch, 
 in architecture; star coll' arco 
 teso, . to look about every way : 
 arco trionfale, a triumphal 
 arch ; arco celiste, rainbow 
 Arcobale.no, m. rainbow 
 Arcobugio, see Archibugio 
 Arcolaio, m. a reel 
 Areola j, m. pi. castles in the air, 
 
 whims 
 Arcnato, a. crooked, arched 
 Arcuecia,/. a sweating cradle 
 Ardente, a. hot, burning^ violent, 
 
 amorous, desirous 
 Ardentemente, ad. vehemently 
 Ardenza, /. a grea heat 
 A'rdere, to burn, to be vehemently 
 
 in love, to shine, to be bright 
 Ardiglione, m. the tongue of a 
 buckle [dnin, courage 
 
 Ardimento, m. im];udence, free- 
 Ardimentoso, a. bold, courageous 
 Ard ire, to dare 
 
 Ardire, rn. bjldncss, confidence, 
 assurance [stoutly 
 
 Ardilamente, ad. courageously, 
 ArditeHo, a. ra her bold, pert 
 Ardito, a. courageous, daring, in- 
 solent, barefaced 
 Ardore, m. heat, love, passion, 
 
 zeal, longing 
 Arduamente, ad. arduously 
 Arduita, Arduitade, and Arduitate, 
 /. great difficulty ; steepness of a 
 mountain 
 A'rduo, a. difficult, perilous 
 Ardiira, /. ardouj-, heat 
 
AM 
 
 Arena,/, sand, gravel, arena 
 
 Arenai \ 
 
 ■ind Arc- 
 
 Aram . felly 
 
 Areoj 
 
 og to a:i 
 
 1 . m. Areopagus 
 
 I \ r?j. a 
 mean, base, pitiful ft !. 
 
 tr y I 
 
 A'rgano, m. windlass, crane, iron 
 
 '. 1 or silver-smith 
 de, a. silver-coloured 
 Aigerr ::.iih 
 
 tito, a, silvered over 
 
 re, m one who silvers 
 
 ' mr of silver 
 la,/, plate, s.lver plate 
 .ermine 
 smith 
 
 red ; suo- 
 nor - und 
 
 coinei ato filato, 
 
 silver ■■ <nliniAlo, 
 
 .-ilver 
 /. white 
 
 . a. clay- 
 
 :ito, m. the makin? of 
 . to fortify, to raise ram- 
 
 h to resbt inun- 
 . I irri'-r 
 . 7. full of hanks 
 
 kidney 
 ire, to reason, to dis- 
 course 
 
 • mer 
 ,/. argumentation 
 irgiinient 
 a pert, c ■mincing 
 . 
 infer 
 ante, m. opponent, dis- 
 putant 
 
 •.ire, tee Argomentire, 
 
 .-./. cunningly 
 \.f. a quibble, pun, witty 
 
 . brisk 
 ; artee 
 
 he five, himself airs; 
 
 ARM 
 
 tune; far cas'ella in aria, to 
 build castles in the air 
 \ ite, ad. dryly 
 
 . V: iditade, and Ariditate, 
 
 /• drj l - [dry 
 
 A rido, a, barren, poor, wretched, 
 
 re, to look like 
 Alien to. i 
 Arietare, to batter with a ram (a 
 
 machine of war) 
 A i. Aries, one of the celes- 
 
 - . battering ram 
 Arietta,/, a short air, or song 
 Ariettina./. a Little s >ng, or tune 
 Arimmetica,/. arithmetic 
 Ariinnietico, a. arithmetical 
 Allnga,/. discourse, speech; her- 
 
 riug 
 Aringamento, m. discourse 
 Aringare, to harangue 
 Aringato, a. harangued 
 Aringatore, m, speaker 
 AringhJera,/. chair, pulpit, bar; 
 lists [pulpit, bar 
 
 Arinzo, and Arriugo, n>. lis:?, 
 Arioi i, ,;i. diviner 
 
 :. lightsome, airy; pretty, 
 graceful 
 
 . < hine of pork 
 
 i'ic 
 i'ical 
 Arist crazia,/. aristocracy 
 ArisTolochia, and Aristologia, /. 
 
 hy, (hartwort) 
 Ari^'otclico, a. belonging to Aris- 
 totle 
 Aritmetica, /. arithmetic 
 Aritmetico, »i. arithmetician 
 Arilme'icn, a. arithmetical 
 Aiiecchino, m. harlequin 
 Arieccbin&tta,/. showed harlequin 
 Arlot'o, ?/j. ffliitton, devourer 
 A run. f. arms, (in the ancient 
 
 ! .ilma) 
 Armacollo-, ad. cross-wise, (as a 
 
 tier) 
 Armadio, see Arm;'<rio 
 Aru.a l'ira, /. coat of mail, arms, 
 
 prop, trowel 
 Armaduretta,/. a lighl armour 
 Arn.aiuol >. and Armaio, m. ar- 
 
 r, run-niikir 
 Armamentario, m. armourer 
 Armament's rn. armour, annament 
 . to arm, to put on armour ; 
 araan fit out a 
 
 up arms 
 
 . m, i n b, 
 
 •'. navy, fiV-t 
 
 id. with arms 
 Aniiito, a. armed, harnessed 
 53 
 
 ARP 
 
 . m, captainofa privateer 
 
 Annatur.i. /. am. our 
 
 A'rme, ana A'rma, /. arms, ar 
 mour, harness ; muover l'armi, 
 to dec! li ' u me, to 
 
 fiirht ; fir il viso delle arme, to 
 took angry: Bospensidn d'arme, 
 
 I .111, IS 
 
 A'rme, (in heraldry,) mats of 
 
 arms 
 
 Armeggierta, Armeggiata, /. Ar- 
 meggio, and Armeggiamento, 
 m. listing, tilting, or tourna- 
 ment 
 Armeggiare, to just, to run a tilt ; 
 armeggiare uu vascello, to moor 
 a ship 
 Armeggiatore, rru a juster^gladiator 
 Armeggio, m. fighting in play 
 Armellfno, rn. a : 
 Armentario, m. a cattle-keeper 
 Armentario, a. belonging to cattle 
 Annen'o, m. herd, drove of cattle 
 Armeria, /. armory 
 Armetremendo, a. dreadful in arms 
 Armisero, a. mar ial 
 Arm Ml a,/, a bracelet 
 Armillare, a. like a hollow sphere 
 Armipotente, a, powerful inarms 
 Armivtizio, m. short truce 
 Armonia, f. harmony 
 Armoniaco, rn. sal ammoniac 
 Am onico, and Armonioso, a. 
 melodious [ly 
 
 Armoniosamente, ad. hannonious- 
 Annonrzzire, to make harmony 
 Armonizzato, a. set in order or ar- 
 ray 
 Armoraccio. m. horse-radish 
 Arnese, m. implements, furniture, 
 . ornament ; fortress ; ar- 
 mour; esser bene in arnese, to 
 be in good order; £sser male in 
 . to be in a disorderly con- 
 di'ion 
 A'rnia. /. bee-hive 
 Arnione, m. a kidney 
 
 io, m. druggist 
 
 Aromatichezza, Aromaticita, Aro- 
 
 maticitade, and Aromaticit&te, 
 
 /. aromatic,- odoriferous quality 
 
 of pla: • 
 
 . a. odoriferous, spicy, 
 difficult, W himsical 
 Aroni.'itico, rn. a mixture of all 
 
 Aromatizzare. to embalm, perfume 
 
 . ind Ammo, tn. spices 
 ! 
 ! , nto, "i. harping 
 
 lie harp 
 I harpy 
 
ARR 
 
 Arpic&re, to climb up ; arpicar 
 
 col cervello, to reflect 
 Arpicordo, m. a harpsichord 
 Arpioue, m, a hinge, hook, tenter 
 A'rra, /. earnest 
 Arrabattai si, to endeavour 
 Arrabbiamento, m. raging madness 
 Arrabbiare, to rage, to go mad ; 
 
 arrabbiarsi, to grow very angry ; 
 
 arrabbiar della fame, to starve 
 
 with hunger 
 Arrabbiatamente, ad. outrageously 
 Arrabbiatello, a. enraged, mad, 
 
 furious 
 Arrabblato, a. mad, fierce, cruel 
 Arraflare, and Arraffiare, to snatch, 
 
 to eaten, to tear with hooks 
 Arraffato, a. wrested, caiched 
 Arramncciare, to drive one in a 
 
 sledge 
 Arrampicare, to climb 
 Arrancare, to go lame, to limp 
 
 along [rowing 
 
 Arrancato, a. voa-aarrancata. hard 
 Arrandellire, to bind tight, to hurl 
 Arrandellatamente, ad. tightly 
 ArrangoLare, to fly in a passion, to 
 
 be impatient 
 Arraiito'ato|"a. hoarse 
 Arrapinato, a. peevish, morose 
 Arrappare, to wring, to wrest 
 Arrappato, a. snatched, wrested 
 Arrappaiore, m. a ravisher, robber 
 Arraia,/. earnest 
 Arrecare, to brine, to convey; to 
 
 induce; arrecarsi, to make it up, 
 
 to consent ; che novelle m' ar- 
 
 rechi ? what news do you bring 
 
 me ? cio m'arreca meraviglia, 
 
 that surprises me 
 Arrecato, part, brought 
 Arreca'ore, rn. and Arrecatrice,/. 
 
 one who brings, carries, &c. 
 Arredare, to prepare, to equip 
 Arredo, rn. furniture, implements; 
 
 arredo di nave, rigging of a ship 
 Arrenare, to run aground, to desist 
 Arrendamenio, rn. a lease 
 Arrendatore, rn. renter 
 Arrendeisi, to surrender, to stretch ; 
 
 (spenkin? of plants.) to bend 
 Arrendevole, a. tractable, easy 
 Arrendevoliizza, /. flexibility, do- 
 cility 
 Arrendevolinente,ad. submissively 
 Arrenlebiiita, /. see Arrendevo- 
 
 1-Jzza 
 Arrendimento, m. a surrender 
 ArreV), part, surrendered 
 Arrestamento, rn. the act of arrest- 
 
 ing 
 Arrestare, to arrest, to detain ; ar» 
 
 ARR 
 
 restarsi, to stay, to tarry ; arres- 
 
 tar la lancia, to couch the lance 
 Arrestatore, rn. one who arresis 
 Arresto, rn. arrest, delay, decree 
 Arretrarsi, to go back 
 Arrezzare, to shade, to shadow 
 Arricchimento, m. enriching 
 Axricchire, to enrich, to adorn; 
 
 arricchirsi, to grow rich 
 Arrirchito, part, enriched 
 Arricciamemo, m. horror, dread 
 Arricciare, to stand on end, to curl 
 
 arricciar il muso, to disdain 
 Arricciato, a. curled [a wall 
 
 Arricciatiira, /. the rough cast of 
 Arridere, to smile, to favour; la 
 
 foituna arride alle nostre im 
 
 prese, fortune smiles on us 
 Arriffare, to plav at sweep-stakes 
 Arringaute, a. one who harangues 
 Arringare, see Aringare, and its de- 
 
 rivatives 
 Arripare, to land 
 Anischiameuto, m. risk, danger 
 Arrischiante, a. bold, hardy 
 Arrischiare, to venture, to expose 
 
 arrischiarsi, to be bold 
 Arrischiatamente, ad. hazardously 
 Arrischiato, a. perilous 
 Arrischievole, a. bold, hardy 
 Arrisicire, see Arrischiare, and its 
 
 derivatives 
 Arriso, part, favoured [rel 
 
 Arrissare, and Arrissarsi, to quar- 
 Arrivare, to arrive at, to overtake, 
 
 to reach ; arrivar bene, to succeed 
 Arrivamento, rn. and Arrivata,/. 
 
 arrival 
 Arriv&to, part, arrived 
 Arrivo, m. arrival, coming 
 Arrizzare, to iaise, to set upright 
 Arrocare, to grow hoarse 
 Arrocato, a. hoarse 
 Arroccare, to fill a distaff; to castle, 
 
 (at chess) 
 Arrocchiare, to cut in pieces ; to 
 
 cobble, to bungle [fellow 
 
 Arrogantaccio, m. a yejy insolent 
 Arrogante, a. proud, naughty 
 Arrogantemente, ad. arrogantly 
 Arro^antone, a. very arrogant 
 Arroganza, /. arrogance, pride, 
 
 self-sufficiency [gate, to claim 
 Arrogare, and Arrogarsi, to arro- 
 Arrogato, "part, arrogated, claimed 
 
 . to add, to give to boot 
 Arrogimento, rn. addition 
 Arrolare, to enlist; arrolarsi, to 
 
 enrol one's stdf 
 Arrompere, to break ; arron persi, 
 
 to retire, to burst out 
 Arroucire, to weed 
 64 
 
 ARS 
 
 Arroncigliare, to hook, to twist 
 Arrosare, to bedew, to sprinkle 
 Arrossimento, m. reddening,blush» 
 
 ing 
 Arrossfre. to blush 
 Arrostarsi, to struggle 
 Arrosiimento, rn. and Arrostitura, 
 
 /. roasting 
 Arrostire, to roast, to parch 
 Arrosiito, a. roasted; pane arrosti- 
 
 to, toast 
 Arrosto, m. roast meat 
 Arrotamento, rn. sharpening any 
 
 cutting tool 
 Arroiante, a. one who grinds 
 Arrotare, to polish, to sharpen ; ar- 
 
 rotarsi, to be restless 
 Arrotato, a. sharpened, smoothed 
 Arrotatore, and Arrotino, m. a 
 
 grinder 
 Arroto, a. added 
 
 are, to make up into a ball 
 Arrovellare, to be angry, to make 
 
 one mad with anger 
 Arrovellatamente, ad. furious^ 
 Arrovellato, a. mad, furious 
 Arroventamento, m. making red 
 
 hot 
 Arroventare, to heat red hot, to 
 
 make furious 
 Arroventire, to become red hot 
 Arrovesciamento, m. and Arro- 
 
 vesciatura,/. overthrow, ruin 
 Arrovesciare, to overthrow, to 
 
 confound, to destroy 
 Arrovesciato, part, overthrown 
 Arrovescio, ad. against the hair, 
 
 the wrong way 
 Arrozzire, to make rough, harsh, 
 
 rugged ; arrozzirsi, to grow 
 
 rough;' il fieddo arrozzisce le 
 
 mani, cold makes the hands 
 
 rough 
 Arruffare, to entangle, or ravel ; 
 
 arraffarsi, to take one another 
 
 by ths hair 
 Arruffato, a. entangled, uncomberf 
 Arruliatore, m. he that entangles 
 Arruffianare, to pimp 
 Arrugginire, to grow rusty 
 Arrugiadare, to bedew 
 Arruotaforbici, rn. a grinder 
 Arruolare, see Arrotnre 
 Arruotolare, see Arrotolare 
 Arruvidare, to grow rough 
 Arruvidato, a. rough, harsh 
 Arsella,/. a muscle, fish 
 Arsenate, rn. a dock, arsenal 
 Arsenico, m. arsenic 
 Arsihile, a. combustible 
 
 "Are, to dry by the sun 
 Arsiccio, a. half burned 
 
ART 
 
 Axsione, /. conflagration, excet- 
 
 \ brought, 
 ArUtanaJnte, ad, artf 
 
 una c 
 
 ,-rificer 
 A 
 ficiurzo, in. an unskilful work* 
 
 :wort 
 
 • rious 
 
 . the opening of an 
 arterv. bleedin? 
 
 '.ix^f. a little artery 
 ../. the gout 
 -'■. 
 
 .-iness of a little 
 
 [pole 
 
 a. the arctic or northern 
 
 : oounce distinctly 
 
 Am iJ j point, 
 
 le, and Arteficiato, a 
 I, ar.ful 
 
 . id. artfully 
 /. ijn painting) 
 care, art 
 
 . m. industry, skill, in- 
 
 . ad. workman- 
 
 -:;!1 
 50,0. riulruLsul 
 
 . artisas 
 an artificer 
 seize, or scratch 
 
 , and Artigliero, m. 
 
 rd nance 
 
 . 
 artvrt dell' artinVtoe, the miz- 
 xen- 
 
 m, tradesman, artma 
 
 ASC 
 
 be, ad. artfully 
 
 . a. articular 
 
 diviner, 
 
 Arxigogolare, tn invent, I 
 
 invention, device, 
 
 Anfllo, a. lively, bold 
 
 i\e. a hatchet 
 Ascella, /. arm-hole, aim-pit 
 
 itale, a. 1 1 nca ascenden- 
 tale./. ascen ling line 
 ' ■ 
 
 Ascenden'e, m. (in astronomy') 
 int, horoscope, influence 
 of the stars j asceudenti, ances- 
 tors [try 
 AscendJnza, /. rise, ascent, ances- 
 Ascendere, to climb, to mount 
 Ascend iniento, m. ascending 
 Asceusione. /. ascension 
 Ascensore, m. he who goes up 
 . - scent 
 
 lacendarl 
 m. an abscess 
 
 across, athwart 
 Aschi.<re. to envy 
 l envy 
 A'-cia./. an axe. a hatchet 
 Ascialoue, m. a bracket 
 Asenre, to chip, to square 
 
 i release 
 . : art. absolved 
 Asciolvere, in. tm 
 Asdolver . 
 \ v.f. dryness 
 
 it, dryness, 
 rhe drying of 
 
 ying 
 \ , to dry, to wipe 
 
 Asciu tamente, ad. dryly 
 Asciut»eZ7a, /. and A^cititto, m. 
 
 in 
 
 . •'. arid Ascoltameoto, m. 
 
 . m, auditor, listener 
 
 re, m. and Ascoltatrlce, 
 •or, one who listens 
 
 Ascdlto, •- in as- 
 
 ■ 
 i 
 
 Asobso, part, hid, lurking 
 
 ASP 
 
 Hi ii 
 
 . to ascribe, 
 to enrol 
 
 mi Asi- 
 manners, loose 
 
 Lsthma 
 
 A'sina,/. .i - 
 
 : ol, a booby 
 
 . /. cliwiiiahness, ig- 
 
 Asmaio. m. an ass-driver 
 
 ■ 
 . a little she ass 
 Asineilo, m. a li1 
 
 Asineria,/. it-norance. stubbornness 
 Asinescann 
 
 . and Asinile, a. stupid, 
 dull 
 
 Asir.ino, a. of an ass's breed, bru- 
 tal, rustic, silly 
 
 Asinita, Asinitade, and Asinitite, 
 
 A si no, 7ii. an ass, a dolt * asino 
 
 i, a wild ass 
 Asindne, m. a great ass, a stupid 
 
 A sna. m. asthma 
 
 . a. asthmatic 
 to breathe, roam, ramble 
 about 
 
 n-hole 
 . m. asparagus 
 it 
 • stir up 
 Asperartena, f. me wind-pipe 
 i plant) 
 . '/. a little harsh 
 Ls 
 
 l icchero, 
 
 itrew wih salt, sugar, fcc 
 
 - : inkles 
 
 ine, /. 
 
 harsht. - • dveariry, 
 
 inconvenience 
 
 canel 
 Aspe'rgine, /. 
 
 inkled 
 
 kler [markable 
 
 to wait j 
 
 kill 'he 
 
 Aspettarh •. . hope 
 
 i 
 
ASS 
 
 Aspettat6re, m. and Aspettatrice, 
 /. expecter of any thing 
 
 Aspettazione,/. and Aspettame"nto, 
 77i. expectation, hope, trust 
 
 Aspetto, m. aspect, countenance, 
 look, presence; nel primo as- 
 petto, at first sight 
 
 A'spide, and A'spido, m. an 
 aspic or asp 
 
 Aspjrante, a. aspiring; tromba 
 aspirante, a sucking pump 
 
 Aspirare, to aspire, aim at 
 
 Aspiralamente, ad. with aspiration 
 
 Aspirativo, a. that must be aspi- 
 rated 
 
 Aspirato, ,part. aspirated 
 
 Aspirazione, /. expiration, aspi- 
 ration 
 
 A spo, m. blades, yard- windlass, or 
 a reel 
 
 Asportare, to transport 
 
 Aspramente, ad. roughly, severe- 
 ly; combattere aspramente, to 
 fight obstinately; vivere aspra- 
 mente, to live austerely 
 
 Aspreggiamento, m. provocation 
 
 Aspreggiare, to vex, exasperate 
 
 Aspretto, a. a little harsh 
 
 Asprezza, /. harshness, severity, 
 hardship 
 
 Asprigno, a. sourish 
 
 Asprita, and Aspritudine, /. see 
 Asprezza 
 
 A'spro, a. fierce, rugged, severe, 
 clownish; lingua aspra, a sa- 
 tirical tongue 
 
 Assafetida, /. asafcetida [ing 
 
 Assaggiarnento, ra. the act of tast- 
 
 Assaggiare, to try, to taste ; assag- 
 giar l'oro, to assay gold 
 
 Assaggiito, part, tasted 
 
 AseaggiSktore, rn. taster, a wine-con- 
 ner ; an assayer 
 
 Assaggiatura, /. and Assaggio, 771. 
 proof, trial, essay 
 
 Assai, 771. 'pi. many 
 
 Assai, ad. enough; assai bene, 
 pretty well ; assai piii, much 
 more; assai per, several times; 
 assai per tempo, very early; d' 
 assai, ad assai, by a great deal 
 
 Assaissimo, ad. very much 
 
 Assaissimo, a. very much, very 
 many 
 
 Assai i men to, m. and Assalita, /. 
 assault, attack 
 
 Assali re, to assault 
 
 Assalito, part, assaulted 
 
 Assalitore, rn. and Assai i trice, /. 
 assaulter, aggressor, robber 
 
 Assalt&nte, a. assailant 
 
 Assaltare, to attack, assault 
 
 ASS 
 
 Assai to, m. onset, attack; dar 
 l'assalto ad una piazza, to storm 
 a place 
 Assannare, to bite, squeeze 
 Assaiino, 771. biting 
 Assapere, to let know [ing 
 
 Asso.p'iramento, 1.1. the act of tast- 
 Assaporare, to taste, to prove, to 
 
 approve 
 Assassinamento, m. and Assassi- 
 
 natura,/. assassination 
 Assassinare, to murder privately, 
 
 to rob 
 Assassinato, part, assassinated 
 Assassinio, 771. assassination 
 Assassino, m. an assassin, ruffian 
 Assaziare, to satiate, to satisfy 
 A'sse, /. plank, board ; the axis 
 
 (in mathematics) 
 Assecondare, to second 
 Assecurare, see Assicurare 
 Assedere, to sit by or with one; 
 
 assedersi, to sit down 
 Assediamento, 771. see Assedio 
 Assediante, a. besieging; gli asse- 
 
 dianti, the besiegers 
 Assedkire, to besiege, to beset 
 Assediato, part, besieged 
 Assediatore, m. besieger 
 Assedio, m. siege ; volere una cosa 
 per assedio, to wish for a thing, 
 and to get it by hook or by 
 crook 
 Asseguamento, m. assignment, an 
 income ; far assegnamento, to 
 depend upon 
 Assegnare, to assign, allege, con- 
 stitute [sparingly 
 Assegnatamente, ad. particularly, 
 Assegnatezza, /. savingness 
 Assegnato, part, assigned 
 Assegnazione, /. and Assegno, m. 
 
 assignment 
 Asseguire, see Esseguire, and its 
 
 derivatives 
 Assembiare, to be like 
 Assemblea, /. assembly 
 Assembiaglia, /. and Assembra- 
 
 mento, m. onset 
 Assembrare, to assemble, to ap- 
 pear; assembrarsi, to meet to- 
 gether ; to draw up an army in 
 battle, to resemble 
 AssennAre, to advise, warn 
 Assennatame'nte, ad. wisely 
 Assennatezza,/. sense 
 Assennato, a. wise, judicious 
 Assensione,/. consent 
 Assenso, m. assent, consent 
 Assentamenlo, to. absence 
 Assentare, to keep off [sit 
 
 Assentarsi to absent one's self, to 
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 ASS 
 
 Assentat6re, m. flatterer 
 
 Assente, a. absent, missing 
 
 Assentimento, to. consent, appro- 
 bation 
 
 Assentlre, to assent, approve 
 
 Assentito, a. approved, wise, cau- 
 tious ; stare assentito, to be upon 
 one's guard 
 
 Assenza, and Assenzia, /. absence, 
 inattention 
 
 Assenzio, m. wormwood 
 
 Asserarsi, to grow late 
 
 Asserenare, to make clear 
 
 Asserente, a. who asserts 
 
 Asserire, to assert, assure 
 
 Asserito, part, affirmed [seif 
 
 AsserragHarsi, to barricade one's 
 
 Asserrare, to press, squeeze 
 
 Asserto, a. affirmed 
 
 Assertore, to. a defender 
 
 Asser'orio, a. affirmative 
 
 Asserzione, /. assertion 
 
 Assessore, to. a justice, counsellor, 
 assistant 
 
 Assestare, to counterbalance, to. 
 adjust, to agree; assestar uno 
 schiaffo ad uno, to give one a 
 box on the ear 
 
 Assetare, and Assetire, to make 
 dry, to excite desire 
 
 Assetato, a. dry, thirsty 
 
 Assettamento, rn. agreement 
 
 Assettare, to adapt, to settle; as- 
 settarsi, to prepare one's self, 
 to fit 
 
 Assettatamente, ad. neatly, finely 
 
 Assettatore, 771. who adjusts, a fol- 
 lower [ornament 
 
 Assettatura, /. decency, beauty, 
 
 Assettatfizzo, a. dressed with af- 
 fectation 
 
 Assetto, 77i. accommodation, agree- 
 ment ; mettersi in assetto, to 
 make ready 
 
 Assevare, to thicken, to congeal, 
 to pant after 
 
 Asseverantemente, ad. constantly 
 
 Asseveranza, f. and Assevera* 
 men'o, rn. affirmation 
 
 Asseverare, to affirm, avouch 
 
 Asseverativo, a. affirmative 
 
 Assevera zione, /. see Asseveranza 
 
 Assicella,/. a stafl* 
 
 Assicuramento, rn. and Assicuran- 
 za,/. trust, confidence, assurance, 
 certain'y 
 
 Assicurare, to aver, to promise ; 
 assicur'irsi, to dare, to be sure; 
 v'assicuro che m'e s'ato detto, 
 indeed I have been told so ; as- 
 sicurare un vascello, to insure a 
 ship 
 
ASS 
 
 Assicurito, part. Insured 
 Assicuratore, m. 
 Aakvin e sure 
 
 Assicurazioue. /. insurance 
 Assidenza,/. audience, presence 
 
 Assiderato, a. chilled, benumbed, 
 
 Assiderazione./. chilness 
 
 : mil 
 Assidiu ; iusIv 
 
 Assiduita, Assiduitade, and Assi- 
 
 duitate./. assiduity 
 Assiduo, a. diligent," constant 
 Assieine, tee li^ 
 Assiepare, to a 
 Assill.ire, to raze, fume 
 Asslllo, m. a b n 
 
 DU Assimilazi- 
 mparison 
 ire, to compare, to resem- 
 ble 
 
 re, to imitate, to copy 
 Assimilazione,/. imitation 
 Assioma. m. axiom, maxim 
 Asstsa. /. tax, duty, excise, livery, 
 
 device 
 -' 
 
 i. help 
 Assist ere. to be presen'. 
 
 re, m, a helper 
 
 . iu a horn-owl 
 
 A'sso, m. ace at cards ; esscr ridut- 
 
 to in asso, to be reduced to beg ; 
 
 lasciar in asso, to forsake quite 
 
 Associire, to accompany j associar- 
 
 iciate 
 Assoc iaziona,/. association 
 Assodamento. m. 
 
 AssodAre, to make firm, establish, 
 Aasodato, a. soli.'. 
 
 - ibdue 
 
 etion 
 I louzh 
 
 • nlist, pay 
 • j ; I i 5 " e 1 
 
 lii'amente, ad. absolutely 
 
 : 
 [ness 
 
 . quit, dis- 
 
 1 
 
 AST 
 
 ire, to compare ; asso- 
 nugiiarsi, to be like 
 
 finish, perfect 
 • m"iiioiis, conso 
 nan; 
 Assouan**,/, consonance 
 Assonnamento, ra, sleep 
 
 e, to lull asleep j assou- 
 
 Asaorbente, a. a bs or b en t 
 Itss at nto. in. swallowing 
 Assoorbtii', and Assorben . 
 
 low. absorb 
 Assordamento, m. stunning 
 Assordare, and Assordire, to make 
 
 deaf 
 Aaaortunsnto, m, suit, assortment, 
 election by lot [divide 
 
 Assortire, to" sort, to choose by lot, 
 A-sorto. a. fin poetry) drowned 
 Asaottigiiamento, m. and Assotti- 
 gliatiira, /. lessening, extenua- 
 tion, perfection 
 Assotti^liare, to thin, to dimin- 
 ish, sharpen : assottigliarsi. to 
 fall away, grow lean, to endeav- 
 our [sharpened 
 o, part, diminished, 
 . one who thins 
 I aossarai, to make 
 
 spoil 
 Assuefare, and Assuefarsi, to ac- 
 custom, to use 
 
 to, part, accustomed 
 bee./, habit, custom 
 As-ue'o, part, accustomed, inured 
 line,/, custom, long prac- 
 tice 
 
 ire, to subdue, submit 
 4 •, a. one who assumes 
 , to assume, to exalt 
 sumed 
 Assunto. m. charge, care 
 Awinzione,/. assumption, promo- 
 tion ; assunzione, the assumption 
 of the vinrin Mary 
 irdity 
 n, ahsar lit? 
 I, silly 
 A'sta, a . lance 
 
 nto, rn. al>ode 
 Asftallare, - II ; astal- 
 
 abode 
 Ast.inte, a. auditor, assistant 
 
 »lera*e 
 Astenersi. tr> abstain, refrain ; non 
 idirvi, I cannot 
 forbear telling 
 
 ATR 
 
 • oivc 
 
 . i" rub clean 
 m. ui asterisk (in print* 
 ing) [stellaUon 
 
 Asteiisma, rn, an asterism, or con- 
 Astersidne, /. cleansing, purge 
 
 . <i. al lb rsive 
 Astiare, to envy 
 
 Asticciuola, /. small spear 
 
 Astinente, a. forbearing, continent 
 Astinenza, and Astindnzia, J. ab- 
 stinence, temperance 
 A'stio, ?/i. envy 
 Asi ins ), a, envious 
 Astore, m. goshawk ; astori ce- 
 
 lestuui, the angels fby Dante) 
 Astraere, and Astrarre, to separate, 
 
 abstract [the stars 
 
 Astrale, a. starry, influenced by 
 Astrattamente, ad. abstractly 
 Astrattezza,/. abstraction 
 Astra; to, a. abstracted, severed ; 
 
 in astratto, abstractly 
 Astrazione,/. abstraction 
 Astretto, part, forced, constrained 
 Astrignente, and Astringente, a. 
 
 binding, astringent 
 Astringenza, and Astringenoa, /. 
 
 act of binding, constraint 
 
 .I'-rv, to 
 
 force, c [unluckily 
 
 A'stro, m. a star; in duro .astro, 
 Astrolibio, m. an astrolabe 
 
 rtro, m. a \<\l astrologer 
 
 itrology 
 
 Astrolo^o, and Astnttago, 7n."a» 
 
 trologer, fortnne-teller 
 Astrokigfa, /. astrology 
 
 . a. astrological 
 Astronomia. /. astronomy 
 Astrnnoniico, a. astronomical 
 Astronomo, m. astronomer 
 AstrusD, a. dark, obscure, difficult 
 Asttkcio, in. a case 
 Astut.'iccio, a. crafty, an old fox 
 A-tu'aniente. ad. ci-aftily,knavishly 
 
 i. f. cunning 
 Astiito, a. cnf'y. snlitle 
 Astnzia./. kin very, sagacity 
 
 . robust 
 
 Aiut.'ire 
 A'tavo, m. the iTeat grandfather 
 Ati ismo, m. atheism 
 
 A' and Atefsta, m. atheist 
 
 A'l'mte. rn. atlas 
 ■ resttof 
 ■. athletic 
 
 rn. atom ; in nn .atomo, 
 in a moment 
 Atrabile./. black choler 
 Atiabili.lrio, a. trouble 1 with the 
 
 ■pli nn 
 
ATT 
 
 Atrame'nto, m. ink 
 A'trio, m. a portico, vestibule 
 A'tro, a. black, mournful, cruel 
 Atr6ce, a. heinous, terrible 
 Atrocemente, ad. atrociously, cru- 
 elly 
 Atrocita, /. cruelty, fierceness 
 Atrofia,/. consumption 
 Attaccamento, m. union, connex- 
 ion, attachment, passion 
 Attaccare, to hang, fasten ; attac- 
 carsi, to apply the mind, to en- 
 gage one's self; attaccarsi un 
 male, to catch a distemper ; at- 
 taccar il fuoco, to set on fire; 
 attaccar la guerra, to kindle war ; 
 attaccarsi di parole, to quarrel ; 
 attaccar la battaglia, to engage 
 in battle ; attaccar lite, to pick 
 a quarrel 
 Attaccaticcio, a. gummy, gluish 
 Attaccato, part, tied, fastened 
 Attaccatura, /. see Attaccamento ; 
 attaccatura del pane, the kissing 
 crust [attack 
 
 Attacco, m. sticking, cleaving to ; 
 Attagliare, to please, to suit 
 Attamente, ad. suitably, con- 
 veniently 
 Attanagliare, to pinch, torment, to 
 tear off the flesh with red-hot 
 pincers 
 Attapinamento, m. lamentation 
 Attapinare, to complain, to groan; 
 
 attapinarsi, to lament 
 Attardarsi, to grow late 
 Attare, to adapt; attarsi, to suit 
 
 one's self 
 Attastare, to touch, strike 
 Attecchimento, m. a growing 
 Attecchire, to grow, to thrive ; to 
 
 sit, or knit, (speaking of fruits) 
 Attecchito, part, grown 
 Attediare. to weary, to be tedious ; 
 
 attediarsi, to grow weary 
 Attediato, a. tired, importuned, 
 
 slow, lazy 
 Atteggevole, a. mimic 
 Atteggiamento, m. gesture, de- 
 meanour 
 Atteg^iante, a. one full of gesticu- 
 lation 
 Atteg^iare, to mimic, to animate 
 a statue, a picture [action 
 
 Atteggiatamente, ad. being full of 
 Attegsriato, part, well represented 
 Attegnenza, /. consanguinity 
 Attempai-si, to grow old, decay 
 Attempatetto, a. oldish, somewhat 
 
 old 
 Attempato, a. aged, elderly 
 Attempatotto, a. old, but vigorous 
 
 ATT 
 
 Attemperamento, m. moderation, 
 
 soberness 
 Attemperare, to govern, abstain, 
 
 refrain 
 Attemperato,pa?-f. ruled, governed 
 Atteudamento, m. encampment 
 Attenda re, to encamp 
 Attendato, part, encamped 
 Attendente, a. who waits 
 Attendere, to mind, consider, to 
 wait ; to keep good a promise ; 
 attendere a fare, to continue ; 
 attendere il tempo, to watch the 
 opportunity 
 Attenditore, m. one that expects ; 
 attenditor di donne, fortune- 
 hunter 
 Attenente, a. belonging to 
 Attenenza, /. appurtenance 
 Attenere, to keep promise ; atte- 
 nersi, to hold fast, to belong to, 
 to abstain [gently 
 
 Attentamente, a. carefully, dili- 
 Attentare, to attempt; altentarsi, 
 
 to dare, to be bold 
 Attentato, part, attempted 
 Attentato, m, enterprise, a crime 
 Attentatorio, a. unlawful (law 
 
 term) 
 Attento, a. attentive, mindful 
 Attenuare, to make thin, lessen, ex- 
 tenuate 
 Attenuato, part, weakened, wasted 
 Attenuazione, /. diminishing (in 
 law) the extenuation of a crime 
 Attenzioa.8, /. and Attendimento, 
 
 in. attention, diligence 
 Attergare, to turn the back upon 
 Atterramento, m. and Atterrazi- 
 one, /. casting, or cutting down 
 Atterrare, to pull down, debase, 
 humble, to submit ; atterrar gli 
 occhi, to look down; atterrarsi, 
 to prostrate one's self, to fear 
 Atterrato, a. pulled down, overset 
 Atterra'ore, m. a deslroyer 
 Atterrimento, m. terror 
 Atterrire, to affright 
 Atterri'o, a. astonished,discouraged 
 Atterzare, to reduce to a third 
 Attesamente, ad. attentively 
 Atteso, a. attentive, considered • 
 Attesoche, conj. because, whereas 
 Attestare, to bear witness, attest ; 
 
 attestarsi, to fight, dispute 
 Attest/it o, m. Attestazione, /. cer- 
 tificate 
 Attestatore, m. a witness 
 A'tti, m. pi. acts, or deeds 
 Atticciato, a. strong, well-limhed 
 A't<»ico, a. Attic 
 
 Actignere, to draw, reach, arrive; 
 58 
 
 ATT 
 
 attignere l'intendim<mto d'un au- 
 tore, to penetrate into the mean* 
 ing of an author 
 Attignimento, m. draught 
 Attignitoio, m. a bucket, scoop, 
 
 pump 
 Attiguo, a. contiguous 
 Attillarsi, to adorn one's self fool- 
 ishly [ly 
 
 Attillatamente, ad. finely, spruce- 
 Attillato, a. nice, elegantly dressed 
 Attillatiira, and Attiilatezza, / 
 
 neatness, spruceness 
 A'ttimo, m. a moment, an instant, 
 
 point 
 Attingere, to touch, to reach 
 Attirare, to attract ; attirarsi, to 
 deserve [ture 
 
 Attitudine, /. aptness, fitness, pos- 
 Attivarnente, ad. actively 
 Attivita, /. activity, diligence 
 jAttivo, a. quick, nimble, brisk 
 Attizzamento, m. stirring the fire 
 provoking, incensing [tata 
 
 Attizzare, to stir the fire ; to irri 
 Attizzato, part, stirred, provoked 
 A'tto, m. act, action, deed ; star in 
 atto di partire, to be ready to go 
 metter in atto, to put in execu 
 tion ; manner, gesture, sign, nod 
 stava in atto come se volesse par 
 larmi, he looked as if he woul 
 speak to me 
 A'tto, a. fit, suitable, agreeable 
 Attollere, to raise 
 Ationito, a. astonished 
 Attopato, a. full of rats 
 Attorcere, and Attorciglidre, to 
 
 twist, to twine, wring 
 Attore, m. maker, doer, a plaintiff, 
 
 an actor 
 Attoria, /. conduct, government 
 Attorniamento, m. compass, circuit 
 Attomiare, to encompass, to en- 
 close ; attorniare altriii con beni- 
 f ici, to load with kindness 
 Attorno, prep, about ; andar attor- 
 no, or qua e la, to go round about 
 Attortigliare, to wrap, roll, twist 
 Attortigliato, a. twined 
 Attorto, a. wrung, twisted 
 Attoscare, to poison 
 Attoso, a. wanton, waggish 
 Attossicamento, m. the act of poi- 
 soning 
 AttossicarS, to poison 
 Attossicato, part, poisoned 
 Attraente, a. attracting, engaging 
 Attraimento, m. attiaction 
 Attrappare, to catch, to overreach 
 Attrappato, part, seized, surprised 
 Attrapperia, /. deceit, fraud 
 
ATT 
 
 Attrirre, to allure, to v. h 
 
 Attrattu •>. 
 
 . 
 
 : crippled 
 . to thwart 
 
 Attraver>ato, f<nf. crossed, trav- 
 
 Attraversatore, nu one that crosses 
 
 or tli ■■■ 
 
 Taction, contrac- 
 .erves 
 
 a ship 
 Attrazza; 
 
 . m. in- 
 ie, tool 
 
 - impute; 
 attril iriogate 
 
 /ed 
 Attril 'lit \ m. an attribute or prop- 
 
 Attrice, f. actress 
 
 :. a?irf Attrista- 
 
 ■ 
 
 .-. trouble- 
 - 
 
 ^ .uble. to grieve ; 
 
 orse and 
 . a. m«"n wo 
 
 br >w 
 
 I, defeated 
 
 . .nthered together 
 At 
 
 . U i* ic*nal 
 . actually, really 
 • rf orm 
 
 e -farmed 
 : lerile action 
 
 dive: vizj. ne" 
 
 .-ive one's self up 
 
 :un7ed. dived 
 -a. end Attutiazione, /. 
 
 :ive, con- 
 
 -ing 
 
 / tore, m, a 
 
 -easer 
 
 AUR 
 
 Attutire, to impose silence 
 
 •. audacious, premanphi- 
 
 Au lacenwnie, ad. boldly, auda- 
 ciously 
 
 . -'. audacity. daringness 
 i. and AuJienzia, /. au- 
 dience 
 
 hoar 
 • >. m. an auditorship 
 Au li tore. m. inferior judge 
 Auditbrio, m. a court, session- 
 
 h mse 
 A ufo. a. gratis, for nothing; vi- 
 vere a ufo, to live at free cost 
 i ' ; 'ity 
 AugellatOre, m. a bird-oa Cher 
 Augelletto, and Augellino, m. a 
 li' 1 bird 
 
 .. a bird 
 shade, cover 
 Augumentare, to increase 
 
 i i. augmented 
 Augumentazione. /. augmentation 
 '. 
 Augurale, a. of an augur 
 
 . to conjecture, to foretell : 
 
 to wi.li [told 
 
 . part, conjectured, fore- 
 
 and Aoguratrlce, /. a 
 augur [tion 
 
 D, divina- 
 Auguroso, a. superstitious, scrupu- 
 
 ted, ill-omened 
 a. sacred, imperial ; au- 
 ?i)<to in volto, a countenance 
 full of n 
 A'ula./. a royal palace 
 A'ulico, a. helorisitir to the court ; 
 il condgtio ;'iulico, the aulic 
 council of the emperor 
 Amnentante, a. in 
 
 i n prove 
 Aumenta'ivn, a. increasing 
 Aumenta'ore, m. an improver 
 Aumentazione, /. increase, im- 
 provement 
 
 . m. growth, addition 
 AUB&re, to assemble 
 Auncir in , ravish 
 
 Aunciuar 
 
 A' ura, /. gale, breeze; aura popo- 
 ; alar applause 
 •. joldlike, gilt 
 
 Auricolare, a. auricular; la con- 
 auricolare, auricular 
 confession 
 Aurlfero, a. producing, or contaiu- 
 Aurtga, m. chai 
 
 59 
 
 AVA 
 
 Aurispicio, m. divination 
 A'uro, >■•■ 
 
 Aurora, /. bn ik ot the day, dawa 
 tccuatom 
 
 Ausili.ire. a. auxiliary 
 Ausiliario, a. auxiliary troops 
 AusiliatOre, m. lie I per, protector 
 Ausili'i, /.-. 
 Ausonia, /. Italy (I ■■> 
 Auadnico, a. Italian (by Hocc.) 
 A'uspiee, m. director of the weA* 
 
 ding (among the Romans) 
 Auspicio, in. presage, omen, pro* 
 guidance [ly 
 
 . austerely, strict* 
 Austerita,/. sharpness, severity 
 Ausero, a. gmve, reserved, sour 
 Australe, a?id Austrino, a. south- 
 ern, southward 
 Austro, tn. sou h wind 
 
 irtente, ad. authentically 
 Autenticare, to authenticate 
 Autenticazione, /. authentication 
 Au en ic o. a. authentic, original; 
 per autentico, in an authentic 
 manner 
 Autograft), a. autographical 
 
 . m, automaton 
 Autore, 7/i. author, inventor, cause 
 Autorevole, a. creditable, imperi- 
 ous 
 Autorevolmente, ad. imperiously 
 Aut >rit.i,/. authority, power 
 Autorizzare, to authorize 
 
 to, a. authorized 
 Au trice, /. authf 
 Auunnale. a. autumnal 
 Au'unno, m. autumn 
 Auzzamenfo, m. making sharp 
 Auzzare, to sharpen, irritate, pro- 
 voke 
 Auzzato, a. irritated 
 Auzzo, a. keen, acute, smart 
 A va. f. grandmother 
 AvacciO, m. speed, promptitude 
 Av.nccio, ad. speedily 
 Avalle, a'l. downwards 
 \ lia, /. vanguard 
 
 Avania,/. wrong, injury 
 Avannotto, m. a simpleton 
 Av.'mti. ./. | . before; 
 
 poco avantij just now 
 
 I avanti, 
 farther, che, ad 
 
 before ; avanti, rather 
 Avanzamtfnto, m. advancement, 
 
 Avanzante, a. surpassing, abound- 
 in.', overflowing 
 
 Avanzare, to get, to incn 
 
 ■ • remain ; avanzar tem- 
 po, to gain time ; avanzarsi. to 
 
AW 
 
 take courage; voi m'avanzate 
 di molti anni, you are many 
 years older than I 
 Avanzaiccio, m. a cast off 
 Avanzato, a. in years 
 Avanzo, 771. remainder, residue, 
 
 profit, gain 
 Araraccio, a. stingy 
 Avaramente, ad. niggardly 
 Avareito, m. a little miser 
 Avaria, /. aveiage (sea term) 
 Avarizia, /. avarice, greediness 
 Avarizzare, to be ifiggardly 
 Avaro, rru a miser 
 Avaro, a. avaricious, sparing 
 Avaronaccio, and Avarone, m. 
 
 wretched miser 
 Ave, (Latin) God save you 
 Avellana,/. filbert 
 Avellano, ?n. filbert-tree 
 Avellere, to pull up 
 Avello, m. grave, tomb, sepulchre 
 Avena, /. reed, pipe ; oats 
 Avente, a. having 
 Avere, to have ; aver a caro, to be 
 glad ; che avete ? what is the 
 matter ? far avere, to procure ; 
 aver a sdegno, to detest ; aver in 
 ira, to hate ; aver in balia, in 
 one's power; aver per buono, 
 to take in good part ; aver agio, 
 to be at leisure ; averla con uno, 
 to be angry; aver al sole, to 
 have an estate ; aver in costume, 
 to be used to ; aver in grado, to 
 accept ; aver in pregio, to value, 
 to esteem ; aver pentimento, to 
 repent ; aver voce, to speak ; si 
 ha voce, 'tis whispered ; aver 
 voglia, to have a mind ; aver 
 ragione, to be right 
 Avere, m. estate, riches 
 Averno, m. hell 
 Aversione, /. aversion 
 Avertere, to turn away, avert 
 Avidamente, ad. greedily, eagerly 
 Avidita, Aviditade, Aviditate, and 
 Avidezza, /. greediness, eager- 
 ness 
 A'vido, a. greedy, covetous 
 Avito, a. hereditary 
 Avocare, to carry a law-6uit be- 
 fore a court 
 A'vola, /. grandmother 
 A'volo. and A'vo, rn. grandfather 
 AjFoltoio, and Avoltore, m. vulture 
 Avorio, rn. ivory 
 Avvallaniento, rn. a cavity 
 Avva.llare, to let down, to descend 
 Avvaloramento, rn. valour, power 
 Awalorare, to encourage ; avva- 
 lorarsi, to take courage 
 
 AW 
 
 Avvampamento, m. burning, blaz- 
 ing [ing 
 
 Avvampan'e, a. burning, inflarn- 
 
 Avvampare, to singe, to consume ; 
 avvampar d' amore, to burn 
 with love; avvampar d' impa- 
 zienza, to be impatient 
 
 Avvantaggiare, to have the advan- 
 tage 
 
 Awantaggiato, a. advantageous 
 
 Avvantaggio, m. benefit, interest ; 
 servirsi dell avvantaggio, to im- 
 prove the advantage ; dar dell' 
 avvantaggio, to give the odds 
 
 Awantaggioso, a. advantageous 
 
 Avvantarsi, to boast 
 
 Avvedersi, to perceive, to under- 
 stand, find out 
 
 Avvedevole, a. clear-sighted 
 
 Avvedimento, m. foresight, judg- 
 ment 
 
 Avvedutamente, ad. warily, pru- 
 dently, carefully 
 
 Avvedutezza, f. foresight, consid- 
 eration 
 
 Aweduto. a. wary, provident 
 
 Avvegnache, and Avvegnadioche, 
 ad. because, whereas 
 
 Awelenamento, m. poisoning 
 
 Avvelenare, to poison 
 
 Avvelenato, a. poisoned ; animo 
 avvelenato, transported with 
 rage 
 
 Avvelenatore, rn. poisoner 
 
 Avvenente, and Avenente, a. 
 handsome, genteel, agreeable 
 
 Avvenentemente, ad. becomingly 
 
 Avvenenza, and Avvenentezza, /. 
 beauty, grace 
 
 Avvenevole, a. fair, genteel, agree- 
 able, proper, fit, suitable 
 
 Avvenevolezza, /. grace, comeli- 
 ness 
 
 Avvenevolmdnte, ad. handsomely 
 
 Avvengache, ad. because 
 
 Avvenimento, and Avvento, m. 
 chance, danger, event, arrival ; 
 a tutto avvenimento, whatever 
 happens ; Pavvenimenfo di Cris- 
 to, the feast of Advent 
 
 Avvenire, to happen, to thrive, 
 prosper ; avvenirsi, to light 
 upon, find, meet with; non t' 
 avvenga piii di far cio, do so no 
 more ; temo che non gli awcn- 
 ga qualche rusgrazia, I am afraid 
 lest some misfortune should be- 
 fall him 
 
 Avvenire, m. future; per 1' awe 
 nire, henceforth 
 
 Avventamento, m. throwing with 
 violence 
 
 AW 
 
 Avventare, to shoot, dart, fling J 
 avventarsi, to run in, to rush 
 upon 
 Avventataggine, /. imprudence, 
 
 rashness 
 Avventatamente, ad. rashly 
 Avventateilo, a. inconsiderate 
 Avventato, a. shot, darted, giddy- 
 headed 
 Avventizio, a. adventitious 
 Avvento, m. event, arrival 
 Awentcire, rn. customer 
 Avventura, /. accident, adventure J 
 
 all' avventura, by chance 
 Avventura re, and Avventurarsi, 
 
 to venture, to run a hazard 
 Avventuratamente, ad. happily 
 
 luckily 
 Avvemurato, a., happy, fortunate 
 Avventurevolmente, ad. fortunate- 
 ly, luckily 
 Avventuriere, m. adventurer 
 Avventurosamente, ad. luckily 
 Avventuroso, a. successful 
 Avvenuto, a. happened, befallen 
 Avverare, to aver, to verify 
 Avverato, a. averred, proved 
 Awerbiale, a. adverbial 
 Avverbialmente, ad. adverbially 
 Avverbio, m. adverb 
 Awerdire, to make green, to be 
 
 verdant 
 Avverifrcare, to verify 
 Avversamente, ad. poorly, misera- 
 bly 
 Avversario, m. adversary, opposer 
 Avversario, a. contrary 
 Avversario, m. the devil 
 A v versa tore, rn. an adversary 
 Avversione, /. loathing, abhor- 
 rence ( [fliction 
 Avversita, /. sorrow, misery, af- 
 Avverso, a. adverse, contrary; 
 
 opposite, unfortunate 
 Avverso, prep, against 
 Avvertente, a. cautious, prudent 
 Avvertentemente, ad. advisedly 
 Avvertenza, /. care, heedfulness 
 Avvertimento, m. admonition, 
 
 advice 
 Avvertire, to warn, advise, to in- 
 form, take care ; stare avvertito, 
 to be upon one's guard 
 Avvertito, a., warned, informed 
 Avvezzamento, m. habit, custom 
 Avezzare, to accustom ; avvezzarsi, 
 
 to inure one's self 
 Avvezzato, and Avvezzo, a. accus- 
 tomed, inured 
 Avviamento, m. going, run 
 Avviare, to begin ; avviarsi, to set 
 forward 
 
AW 
 
 \rd, wise, sober 
 unehtO, m. - 
 alter: 
 
 di by turns 
 
 Avvicinamjiito, r?u A\ < 
 
 Avvicinirc. to draw near; avvici- 
 
 narsi. to approach 
 Awicinato. part, appr 
 
 I mt the vine 
 mted w ith vines 
 
 Avviltre, to undervalue, vilify; 
 
 avv'i:- 
 
 age ; s'awilisce alU minima dis- 
 grazia. the least niisfor.une dis- 
 heartens him 
 Avvilito, a, astonished, amazed 
 Avriluppamejito, nu disorder, con- 
 fusion 
 Awiluppare, to wrap up.eu'angle ; 
 awiluppar.-i, to perplex one's 
 self 
 Avyiluppatarnente, ad. intricately 
 Avvlluppao. part, wrappel uo, 
 '. All' awih 
 ly [cei\ 
 
 Awih;; .:ber, de- 
 
 Avviuare,to mix wine v\ . h 
 liquor [wine 
 
 a. rninzlH, imbued w\ h 
 AvTinazzarsi. to drink plentifully, 
 to get drunk 
 
 . and Avvinchiare, to 
 tie up. \n encompass, to coropre- 
 hen 1 ; awinchiarsi, to be en- 
 
 Awincolare, and Avvinibiare, to 
 surround 
 
 pped 
 i.bat- 
 
 % news, 
 prudence, rt 
 
 .••rtise, consider. 
 remark ; to perceive, to imagine, 
 to encoun'er 
 
 ad. circumspectly 
 Used, pre- 
 pared : rive no- 
 . a. wise, discreet, 
 [rater 
 monitor, prizer, 
 1 ok 
 
 •■. opinion, news ; 
 1' avviso, to be upon one's 
 
 •ively 
 •ible 
 
 Awi'icchiamcnto, m. twisting ; 
 knot 
 
 AZZ 
 
 Avviticchiare, to twist, to entwine 
 Avvitiocb.ia.to, a. twisted, twined 
 Awitolato, a. rough 
 
 Avvivauieno, in. reviving 
 Avvi\ ir>\ to enliven, give vigour : 
 •*i, to grow strong, to 
 flourish 
 
 . a. revived 
 .to fade itm 
 Awoo.ire, to follow the law, to 
 
 pfc a i 
 Awocaria, /. office of an advocate 
 i. '. patroness 
 . and Avvocatore, m. a 
 lawyer, protector 
 Avvocatrice,/. a she-advocate, pro- 
 tectrix [cate 
 
 Avvocazione, /. profession of a d.vo- 
 Avvolzere, to wrap, to roll, to 
 bamboozle ; avvolgersi, to lose 
 one's self, to stray 
 Avvol.jiti.ento, m. winding, twist- 
 ing, cheating [a cheat 
 Avvoigitore, >?'. he that wraps up, 
 Avvii ratatamente, ad. rashly 
 Avvolon'aio, a. rash, strong-headed 
 Aw JpinAre, to dupe, d 
 Avvolpiu&tO,parf. deceived,caught 
 Avtoltan . 
 Avvolticchiare, to wreath, WTap, 
 
 w in i 
 Arvdtto. a. wrapped, involved 
 
 rumen':, ad. hastily 
 Avvolt lit >. a. wrappel, enveloped 
 Avvilt'-i-a, /. winding, obscurity 
 AvQnculu, in. uncle 
 Azienda,/. domestic affairs 
 Azi"i.e./. action, business, concern, 
 claim, ri/ht ; intentar azione a 
 quaichedutio, to bring an action ; 
 azione, claim, right ; ho azione 
 sopra questa casa, I have a right 
 to this house 
 A'zza, /. axe, ha'chet 
 Azxampato, a. thai h;^s paws 
 Azzannire, to snap [tusks 
 
 Azzannato, a. caught with the 
 , to venture, to hazard 
 
 A , in. haz- 
 
 ard, is 
 
 . a. a 1 venturous, bold 
 Azz-ccnre, to s'nke 
 Azzicare. to sir, shake 
 Azzinnrsi, to adorn one's self 
 Azximella, /. unleavened bread 
 Axzimtna, /. a coat of mail 
 A'zzimo. a. unl a< 
 
 re, to maim, cripple 
 uned 
 Azzunamehto, m. 
 
 I iows, lo 
 drink deeply 
 
 61 
 
 BAC 
 
 Azzuffitore, m. hasty, passionate 
 Azzuolo, a. (lark blue 
 Azzurriclno, a. azure 
 Axcurrtceio, Az/unizno, Azzur> 
 
 rlno, and Azzurrognolo, a. 
 
 coloured with azure, or blue sky 
 
 coloured 
 Azniirro, m. azure, blue 
 
 B 
 
 "DABBA'CCIO, and Babbacci 
 *■* one, m. a fool, a dunce 
 Babbeo. m. blockhead, fool 
 Babbiohe, m. dull fellow, block- 
 head 
 BibbO, m. papa, dad 
 Babbnassaggine, f. stupidity 
 Babbuasso, a. simple, foolish, an 
 
 awkward fellow 
 Babbulno, in. monkey, baboon; 
 babbuino, a monk -y-faced booby 
 Bacal.ire, m. a great man, a great 
 
 w '* (ironical) 
 Bacaleria, f. braggin?, vaunting 
 Bac'ire, to breed worms 
 Bacato, and Bacaliccio, a. sickly 
 Bacca, /. a berry 
 
 Baccala, and Baccalare, m. stock- 
 fish [a bacchanal 
 Baccanale, m. a tumultuous crowd, 
 
 .*. bacchanalian 
 Baccanella,/, a rout, mob 
 Baccano, in. noise, uproar 
 Baccante,/. a priestess of Bacchus 
 Baccelleria. /. decree of bachelor 
 Baccelliere, and Baccelliero, m 
 
 bachelor of arts 
 
 Baccello, m. husk [dunce 
 
 Baccellone, m. shell, blockhead, 
 
 Bacchetta, /. a rod, mace ; coman- 
 
 dare a bacchefta, to command 
 
 imperiously; bacchette, gantlet, a 
 
 military punishment ; passar per 
 
 le bacchette, to run the f^Jitlet ; 
 
 bacchetta da vino, a tavern sign 
 
 Bacchettata,/. blow with a rod 
 
 Bacchettoncino, a. little hypocrite 
 
 Bacchettone, m. and Bacchetl6na, 
 
 /. a hypocrite 
 Bacchettoneria, /. and Bacchetto* 
 
 nlsmo, in. hypocrisy 
 I'iccliiire, to cudgel 
 Bacchiata, /. a blow with a stick 
 B4echicn,a. ' f Bacchus 
 Bacchii; htnee 
 
 Bacchio, m. a staff! a cudgel ; par* 
 
 1'ir al biechio, to talk I 
 Bacco, Hi. Bacchus 
 
BAG 
 
 Bacht'ca, m. s fine fellow, a block- 
 head, a glass case 
 
 Baclh rozzolo, ?n. a worm, grub 
 
 Batiamano, m. a compliment 
 
 Baciamenio, m. kissing 
 
 Baciante, a. kissing 
 
 Baciapile, a//rf Baciapolvere, m. 
 bigot, hypocrite 
 
 Baciare, to kiss ; baciarsi, to kiss 
 one another ; baciar la scopa, to 
 have patience 
 
 Baciare, m. kissing, kiss 
 
 Baciato, part, kissed 
 
 Baciatore, m. a kisser 
 
 Baciatrice,/. a kissing woman 
 
 Baeile, m. a basin 
 
 Bacinella,/. a till 
 
 Bacinetlo, m. a helmet 
 
 Bacino, m. basin 
 
 Bacio, m. a kiss ; un bacio di Giu- 
 da, a treacherous kiss 
 
 Bacio, m. exposed to the north 
 wind j a bacio, towards the 
 north 
 
 Baciocco, m. a simpleton 
 
 Baciozzo, m. a hear y kiss 
 
 Baciucchiare, and Baciuccare, to 
 give many kisses 
 
 Baciucchio, in. a slight kiss 
 
 Baco, m. a worm, maggot, mite ; 
 baclii, worms 
 
 Bacoco,m. apricot (by the Siennese) 
 
 Bacolino, m. a maggot 
 
 Eicolo, m. a s'ick 
 
 Baci'icco, 77i. a hood, a cowl 
 
 Bacuccola. /. a filbert 
 
 Bada, used as an aclverb ; tenere a 
 bada, to keep at bay ; star a ba- 
 da, to stand trifling; star alia 
 bada d'uno, to wa'ch, to observe 
 
 Badaggio, 777. an amorous look 
 
 Badaloccare, to trifle, to dally 
 
 Badalona, /". a good jolly woman 
 
 Badaluccave, lo skirmish, amuse 
 the enemy ; to idle one's time 
 away 
 
 Badalucca'ore, m. an idler 
 
 Badalucco, m. skirmish, play, di- 
 version 
 
 Badamento, 771. delay 
 
 Badare, to amuse one's self, to s'and 
 trifling, take notice of, take care, 
 to covet, to look amorously upon 
 
 Baderla, f. a silly woman 
 
 Badem,/. abbess 
 
 Badia,/. abbey 
 
 Badi&le, a. great, large 
 
 Badigliare, to yawn, '/ape 
 
 Badile, m. shovel, spade 
 
 Biffi, m. jihir. whiskers 
 
 Bagaglia. /. Bogaglie, /. pt cn -d 
 Bagaglio, in. baggage, clothes 
 
 BAI 
 
 Bagaglione, m. a soldier's boy, 
 
 blackguard 
 Bagagliume, 777. bag and baggage 
 Baga;liu61e,/. pi. tattered clothes 
 Bagascia, /. harlot 
 Bagascione, 777. strumpet's man 
 Bagatella, /. trifle, toy ; bagatelle, 
 
 (a negative expression) no such 
 
 a thing, not at all 
 Bas:atelliere, m. a juggler 
 Bagatelluccia, and Bagatelluzza, 
 
 f. a very trifle, a toy 
 Bagattino, m. tbe smallest piece 
 
 of money 
 Baggeo, m. a simpleton 
 Baggianaccio, m. a great block- 
 head [done 
 Baggianata, /. foolishly said, or 
 Baggiane, /. pi. enticements, fair 
 
 or kind words, false promises 
 Baggiano, m. blockhead, fool 
 Bi/giolare, to support, to prop 
 Baggiolo, 771. a stay, prop 
 Bagliore, m. lightning, dazzling 
 Baglivo, m. a bailiff 
 Bagnaiuolo, m. bath-keeper 
 Bajnamento, m. the act of sprin- 
 kling, bathing 
 Bagnante, o. moistening, washing, 
 
 bathing 
 Bagnare, to wet, to wash ; bagnar- 
 
 si, to ba'he, or wash one's self 
 Bagnato, a. wet, washed 
 Bagnatore, m. a bather 
 Bagnatura,/. see Bagnamento 
 Bagno, m. a ba^h, bagnio, cistern, 
 
 ba*hing-tub; ba mo d'acquaf red- 
 da, the cold bath 
 Bagnomaria, and Bagnomarie, m. 
 
 balneum Mariae [mentation 
 
 Bagnunlo, m. a little bath, fo- 
 Bagordare, to revel, to feast 
 Bagordo, 771. t-oo much feasting 
 Baia, /. sham, idle story; dar Ja 
 
 baia, to banter ; baia (spiaggia) 
 
 a bay or road at sea ; far le baie, 
 
 to play 
 Bai'ire, to bark 
 Baiata,/. a trick 
 Baie'ta, /. estamine (a French 
 
 s'uff) 
 E-'iilo, 777. a sort of magistrate 
 
 .'ti\ a. bay or chestnut-colour; 
 
 b&io scuro, brown bay 
 Baiocco, 771. a piece of money 
 
 about three far'.hings value 
 Baiomiccio, m. an impertinent 
 
 fellow 
 Baione, m. a scorner, banterer 
 Baionetta, /. a bayonet 
 Baiiica, an/I Baiucola, /. very 
 
 frivolous thing 
 
 BAL 
 
 Baiulo, 771. porter 
 Balanino, a. of a whale 
 Balaustra, /. the flower of the 
 
 pomegranate-tree 
 Balaustrata, /. balustrade, rails 
 Balaustro, 771. a rail, a baluster 
 Balbettante, a. stuttering 
 Balbettare, and Balbutire, to stam- 
 mer, stutter 
 Balbo, and Balbuziente, a. toDgue-' 
 
 tied, that stammers 
 Balbuzie, /. stammering, stuttering 
 Balbuzzare, and Balbuzzire, to 
 
 stammer 
 Balcone, 777. balcony 
 Baldacchino, 771. canopy ; aspet- 
 tare il baldacchino, to look for 
 homage 
 Baldamente, ad. boldly 
 Baldanza,/. presumption; courage 
 Baldanzeggiare, to live merrily 
 Baldanzosamente, ad. boldly, val- 
 iantly 
 Baldanzose'tto, a. bold, hardy, rash 
 Baldanzoso, a. stout, valiant 
 Baldo, a. daring, courageous 
 Baldoria, /. flame, bonfire; far 
 
 baldoria, to riot, feast 
 Baldracca,/. harlot, drab 
 Balena, /. a whale; pigliare una 
 
 balena a secco, to mis'aka 
 Balenamento, 777. lightning 
 Balenante, a. shining, bright 
 Balenare, to lighten, to stagger 
 Baleno, m. lightning ; in un bale- 
 no, in an instant ; far lo scoppio 
 e'l baleno, to do a thing at once; 
 arco baleno, 771. the rainbow 
 Balestra, /. cross-bow ; caricir la 
 
 balestra, to fill one's belly 
 Balestraio, m. a maker of bows 
 Balestrare, to shoot, dart, hurt ; to 
 
 vex, disquiet 
 Balestra ta, /. a bow-shot 
 Balestreria, /. a troop of cross-bow 
 
 men 
 Balestriera, /. a loop-hole in a 
 
 wall (to shoot through) 
 Balestriere, 771. a bow-man, a 
 
 shooter 
 Balestro, 771. a cross-bow, or stone- 
 bow ; andare su' balestri, to 
 have spindle shanks 
 Balia, f. nurse 
 
 Balia, /. power, authority ; tener in 
 balia, to keep one in awe; darsi 
 in balia, to addict one's self; 
 darsi in balia ai piacen, to fol- 
 low pleasures 
 Baliaggio, m. bailiwick 
 BaliM'co, 777. the nurse's pay 
 Baliato, rn. power, authority 
 
BAL 
 
 Balio, m. a tutor, a nurse's hus- 
 
 I 
 
 Billa, !■ ';- ; far le 
 
 balle. ' 
 BalLair. I 
 
 ince on a 
 
 i Ul.ire iu caiiijK) azzurro, 
 
 lad ; qua! 
 ball.t rive like 
 
 for like; forafr la I 
 make 
 
 guidar la ball.ua, to Inve the 
 tbing 
 
 ! 
 
 Ballatrtrc. and Ballerino, m. a 
 . and Ballerina, /. a 
 
 Bailer: 
 
 "ince 
 j lance 
 
 : 
 
 Alia balocca, ad. rashlv, heed- 
 Uaay 
 
 i BaJoccheria,/. 
 
 Balocci ke, blun- 
 
 <i^e 
 
 ..: leton 
 
 ■ A Balorderia, /. 
 
 . ru dull, foolish, silly 
 BalsAmico. a. babamic 
 oo, m. balm-Tee 
 
 n. balm 
 i. a 1*5 1 
 ; . ,o-a bulwark 
 
 '. 
 
 . hill, clitf, down- 
 
 r irinre 
 
 • an§e capricious 
 „ 
 Biizire, to climb, bound, skip; 
 
 :>1 tin, fortune 
 
 p id you : % i 
 
 unity 
 
 tmper 
 
 up, to burden 
 
 kipping 
 . m. ad liti mal bi 
 Hil7», m. rock, hill, cliff, rebound 
 : », in. S| anish paint 
 J 
 
 . to chide 
 mildly ; aUevar nella bambagia, 
 
 Bambagtno, m. calico 
 
 Ba nbagia 
 Fl (.like otton) 
 Bambtna,/. .1 little girl 
 
 B imbineria, 
 /". chil li-hness, childish thing 
 B.inibiiiclln, m. a little child 
 Bambinesco, a. chil lUh 
 Bambino, m. a ii T le boy 
 
 a. sillv ; 6 banibo, you 
 
 Bamboccio, m. a simpleton, a doll 
 Bambofav, f. a puppet, doll 
 
 to do childish 
 rinfi 
 
 . ! .. m. an 
 
 1 lanre child 
 • an office, wh. ■• 
 I j paster h banca, to 
 
 Baucario, m. a bank lill 
 
 • le seat 
 Banchiere, and Bauchiero, m. a 
 
 B'mco, m. a bench, a shop cmin- 
 ter : met'er banco, to 1 
 
 I una chiesa, a 
 pew; banco di rena, a sandy 
 
 Bnncone, rn. a larre tench 
 
 - : dall 1 
 ahra ban la. nn the ; 
 
 I 
 . gang, band, company ; 
 1 .1 ban la. to run 
 1 han la. 
 , Lire alia 
 . to be rained 
 to 1 inish 
 i 
 la./, a wea'hei 
 
 ■ 
 ■ 
 
 L,/.ai 
 Bandlre. • publish, 
 
 mish 
 
 BAH 
 
 B, a priv- 
 I bad, 1 inished ; 
 
 .. . U cpeu 
 
 Bandlto, - , . an exile, 
 
 a bighvi 
 : , mmon crier 
 
 di testa, a reward for 1 
 
 criminal ; bando. ! uiishmi at ; 
 
 dar il bando, to banish J trar di 
 b&ndo, to recall from Liuish- 
 
 ment 
 
 Bandoliera, /. a bandolfW 
 Biudolo, m. the heal of a skein 
 B'ua,/. a bier, coltin, litter 
 Barabuffa,/. a fray, altercation 
 Baracane, m. a kin I of 1 : 
 Baracca,/. a barrack, a tent 
 Baraccare, to pitch tents, rai<»e 
 
 barracks 
 Baracchiere, m. a sutler 
 Baraccuzza,/. a hut 
 B trare, to cheat, overreach 
 Bararia,/. knavery 
 
 m. dungeon, abyss, bell 
 
 Barattamento, m. n>iH 
 
 zione,/. exchange, truck 
 Barattare, 
 
 barattare una dm 
 to ran goods, to mut 
 
 irker 
 
 », 7/1. dc- 
 ceiver, cheat 
 
 u truck, exchan 
 
 iciues 
 Barba, m. unch: 
 Barba, f. beard ; far la I 
 shave j barbe, root, principle; 
 alia barba, in 
 Barbacane, m. barbican 
 Barhaccia,/. a shabby, long beard 
 Barbagia,/. I 
 
 ni, m. an o\*.l, a ample* 
 ten 
 Barbasrlio. m. dimness t f 
 Barbaramente. a 
 mente, n ; . 
 
 I 
 
 , a. a 
 Barbery nan : 1 1 
 1 
 
 barbs 
 ; 
 
 .. inhumanity 
 BarlirKmo, n». barbarism, sole* 
 
 etsm 
 Birbaro, o. barbarous, cruel 
 
BAR 
 
 Barbarossa, /. kind of grape 
 Barbaia,/. roots 
 Barbatella,/. a slip of a tree 
 Barbato, a. bearded, full of beard, 
 
 rooted 
 Barbazzale, /. a curb 
 Barbero, m. a Barbary horse 
 Barbetta, /. a little beard 
 Barbicamento, rn. the act of taking 
 
 root 
 Barbicare, to take root 
 Barbicato^ a. rooted 
 Barbictilia, and Barbicina, /. a 
 
 little root 
 Barbicra,/. a barber's wife 
 Barbiere, m. a bai ber 
 Barbieria, and Baiberia,/. a bar- 
 ber's shop 
 Barbio, m. a barbel 
 Barbogio, c. old and silly 
 Barbone, m. a long beard, an old 
 
 dotard, a shaggy dog 
 Barbugliamento, m. confused 
 
 speech 
 Barbugliare, to stammer 
 Barbuta, rn. a helmet 
 Barbuto, a. bearded, full of beard 
 Barca, /. a barge, a boat ; far an- 
 
 dar uno in barca, to make one 
 
 angry ; far una barca ad uno, to 
 
 play a trick upon one 
 Barcaccia, /. an old barge or boat 
 Barcaiuolo, Barcaiolo, and Barca- 
 
 ruolo, in, bargeman, waterman 
 Barcata, /. a barge-full 
 Barchetta, and Barchettina, /. a 
 
 little boat 
 Barco, m. a park [ing 
 
 Barcollamento, m. nodding, totter- 
 Barcollante, a. nodding, wavering, 
 
 fearful, dubious, timorous 
 Barcollare, to wave, reel, stagger 
 Barcollone, ad. andar barcollone, 
 
 to stagger 
 Barcone, m. a ship 
 Barda,/. a sort of saddle 
 Bardamentare, to caparison 
 Bardato, a. caparisoned 
 Bardatura,/. trappings for a horse 
 Barde'.la, /. a pack-saddle 
 A bardosso, ad. without a saddle 
 Bardotto, m. the wagoner's horse ; 
 
 passar per bardotto, to be scot- 
 free [saltwort 
 Banilla, /. a hand-barrow, kali, 
 Barellare, to carry in a barrow 
 Bargagnare, to bargain, to cavil, 
 
 or wrangle ; star in bargagno, 
 
 not to abate 
 Bargello, rn. a sheriff; dar nel 
 
 bargello, to meet with a bad 
 
 accident 
 
 BAS 
 
 Bargigli, m. pi. a cock's wattles 
 
 Bang-Hone, in. a cask, powdering- 
 tub 
 
 Barile, m. a pipa, a hogshead, 
 barrel; barile da ruota, the 
 stock of a wheel 
 
 Bariletto, and Barilotto, m. a 
 little cask 
 
 Bantono, m. a musical term 
 
 Barlettaio, m. a cooper 
 
 Barldtto, in. a hold-fast, flask 
 
 Barliime, m. dusk, a hint; no- 
 tion; la vidi solamente al bar- 
 lume, I had only a glimpse of 
 her; ne ho un bailume, 1 know 
 something of it 
 
 Baro, and Barro, m. knave, cheat 
 
 Barbccio, rn. a cart 
 
 Barbcco, and Baroccolo, m. 
 sharking, sponging 
 
 Barometro, in. barometer 
 
 Barona, /. a baroness 
 
 Barouaccio, m. rogue, rascal 
 
 Baronaggio, in. barony 
 
 Baronare, to beg, to sponge 
 
 Baronata,/. roguery 
 
 Baroncello, m. vagabond, rambler ; 
 a little baron 
 
 Baroncio, m. an idle, slovenly boy 
 
 Barone, m. a baron, a vagabond ; 
 barone di campo fiore, a pick- 
 pocket ; barone di Trancia, one 
 that has the pox 
 
 Baronessa, /. baroness 
 
 Baronetto, m. a baronet, or knight 
 and baronet 
 
 Baronia,/. barony 
 
 Barra, /. bar, barricado 
 
 Barrare, to bar ; barrare la strada, 
 to stop the way 
 
 Barrato, a. enclosed, beset 
 
 Barreria, /. a cheating in gaming 
 
 Earricata, /. barricado, intrench- 
 ment 
 
 Barriera, /. bar, partition, bar- 
 riers, (a martial sport) 
 
 Barro. rn. a cheat at gaming 
 
 Bariiffa, /. and Bariifi'o, in. fray, 
 dispute 
 
 Barullare, to buy and sell as re- 
 tailers 
 
 Barullo, m. a retailer, a forestaller 
 
 Barzelletra,/. a jest, a banter 
 
 Barzellettare, to jest 
 
 Basalisco, in. a basilisk 
 
 Basa, and Base, /. base, bottom, 
 ground [lar 
 
 Ba-amento, m. the patten of a pil- 
 
 Bascia, m. a bashaw 
 
 Basette, /. pi. whiskers 
 
 Basettone, m. one who has long 
 and fine whiskers 
 
 BAS 
 
 Basilica,/, cathedral church, royal 
 
 mansion, a court of justice 
 
 Basil ico, wi. sweet basil 
 
 Basiiischio, and Basilisco, m. a 
 basilisk 
 
 Basimento, m. fainting 
 
 Basinientuccio, in. a swoon 
 
 Basire, to be at the point of death, 
 to be in agony 
 
 Basho, a. expired, dead 
 
 Basoso, a. stupid, dull 
 
 Bassamente, ad. basely, meanly 
 
 Bassamento, m. a fallj diminution, 
 misery 
 
 Bassare, to bring down, to lower; 
 bassar gli occhi, to look down- 
 wards ; bassar la testa, to stoop 
 
 Bassato, part, brought down, let 
 down 
 
 Bassetta, /. the game of basset 
 
 Bassetto, m. counter-tenor 
 
 Bassetto, a. somewhat low 
 
 Bassezza, /. meanness, lowliness; 
 fare una bassezza, to debase one's 
 self 
 
 Bassilica, /. the basilic vein 
 
 Basso, a. low, shallow, base, 
 mean ; mania bassa, low water 
 paesi bassi, the low countries; 
 la gente bassa, the common peo- 
 ple, the vulgar; il sole e gia 
 basso, the sun is going to set ; di 
 bassa nascita, of a mean extrac- 
 tion ; uomo di basso ingegno, a 
 low-'witted man ; basso discorso, 
 a flat discourse; panno basso, 
 narrow cloth 
 
 Basso, m. bottom ; il basso d'una 
 montagna, the foot of a hill ; 
 basso, the bass in music 
 
 Basso, ad. basely 
 
 Bassotti, rn. pi. a mess of maccaroni 
 
 Bassotto, a. stout and short, strong* 
 limbed 
 
 Basta, ad. enough 
 
 Basta, /. a long stitch 
 
 Bastabile, a. lasting 
 
 ftistaio, m. a saddler 
 
 Bastalena, (a) ad. with all one's 
 might 
 
 Bastard e, a. sufficient, able 
 
 Bastantemente, ad. sufficiently 
 
 Bastanza, /. duration, sufficiency ; 
 a bastanza, enough 
 
 Bastardaccio, and Bastardello, m. 
 a mean bastard 
 
 Bastardaggine, and Bastardigia, / 
 bastardy 
 
 Bastardell'a,/. a copper pan 
 
 Bastardo, a. illegitimate 
 
 Bastardume. m. bastardy 
 
 Bastare, to be sulbrient ; basta, i« 
 
BAT 
 
 Don »6slio vedkfcio pii>, in short, 
 r - qu< 1 poco 
 
 i. I .mi contented 
 wkb !• 
 
 eient 
 | , ad. enough, well 
 
 ich, fence 
 
 Bastionato. part. fortifr 
 Basiiom . ^ ark 
 
 I 
 
 the ace of 
 
 e da sella, tit for 
 
 many thinirs ; nor. son uonio a 
 
 K| am iv >t a man to 
 ar an affront : strrare il basto 
 adosso ad uno, to press, or urge 
 
 B . cio. m. a club stick 
 
 Bastonare, to cu IgeL to reprove ; 
 bastnnire i pesci. to row ; man- 
 dar a bas'onar i pesci, to send to 
 the sailers 
 
 I off with a stick; 
 
 Baston.v ritha club 
 
 ino, m. a 
 
 BastrVn. \ rt, prop ; 
 
 - 1 1 cards ; 
 
 Bas-n ian 
 
 Bataccl b a s'ick 
 
 • re, to beat, knock down 
 
 baptismal font 
 .iii's stick; 
 
 • imult 
 nd, to quarrel 
 i •.resher 
 
 : battaglia 
 
 -. rmish 
 
 iglieresco, a. warlike, valiant 
 t, soldier 
 
 i ite, cut in 3. fight- 
 
 inner 
 
 dapper of a bell 
 1 ne, m. a battalion 
 
 I la. and Battagliuzza, /. 
 
 a skirmish 
 
 . m. a little hraX 
 
 Bat ten te, a. be*' ins, panting 
 
 BAT 
 
 in. the rabbet of a door 
 
 country . 
 ike with 
 
 . to dap 
 
 bands : ■ to thre h 
 
 • | COID ; 
 
 i ok ; bat- 
 
 d'occhio, 
 in an ids la barra, 
 
 to mnk : baiter il ferro mentre 
 egli e cal ! \ to .-Hike the iron 
 whilst 'lis hot ; barter il butirro, 
 to churn ; batter 1' ali, to flutter ; 
 batter il (acetone, to trave.l on 
 ■. to re- 
 pent; battersi. to fight a duel; 
 liattere una citt.n,to batter a town; 
 ! fuoco, to strike lire ; 
 bitter 1' ore, to strike the hour 
 Batterl a,/, battery 
 
 de. a. baptismal ; il fonte 
 battesim'ile. 'he font in a church 
 Batvsimo, and Battesmo, m. bap- 
 tism ; tenor a battesimo, to stand 
 godfather 
 
 i. act of baptizing 
 that christens 
 •; tize 
 
 . K aptized 
 
 Batticuore, m. palpitation, pant- 
 in? 
 Bat ti fuoco, m. steel 
 Bftttijpa, f. the falling sickness 
 Battilmo, rn. a carder of wool 
 BaHiloro, m. a ?old bea'er 
 Battimento, m. striki; I 
 mento di mani (per allegrezza) 
 clapping; battimento di cuore, 
 palpitation 
 Ba'tiuzecca, m. a coiner 
 
 Battisoffiola, /. 
 irt, out of fear 
 
 Battistero, m. the 
 font for baptism 
 
 i. trembling, palpitation 
 . m. «e Batteote 
 
 that s-rikes; bat- 
 . itra I ■. a scout 
 ./.blow, stroke, thr.-sh- 
 ittg 
 
 f. time in must 
 mdar per la I 
 
 ■ 
 l di polio, the ! 
 
 Battiito, ; ait. 1 a'en : via battOta, 
 a beaten road 
 
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 BEC 
 
 . m. leads of a house 
 
 -. m. a h ip [chrst 
 
 BaQle, m. a trunk, a travelling 
 
 1 tnink 
 B.iv.1, /. foam, drivel, thin, coarse 
 silk ; bava da' metilli, the dross 
 of metals 
 ; ing bib 
 
 Bavella,/. a c arse >ilk 
 
 . the collar of a cloak, 
 
 iii i vi'ian [piece 
 
 Baviera, /. the visor of a head- 
 
 . 7. slavering 
 B.izzi, /. good luck, a trick made 
 ! ; esser di biz/a, to get 
 the better 
 
 ! u/. frivolous thing 
 Bazzica,/. conversation, company, 
 i small value ; a game at 
 can Is 
 Bazzicare, to converse, frequent 
 Bazzicattire, /. pi. trifles 
 Bazzotto, a. somewhat hard, half 
 
 done 
 Beare, to bless 
 
 nte, ad. happily 
 Beatific.ire, to render happy, to 
 
 beatifv 
 Beatificato, part. beatified 
 Beafificatore, m. and Beatifica- 
 
 brice, /. tha f makes happy 
 Beatificazione,/. beatification 
 Beatirico, a. beatifical 
 
 imente. ad. blessedly 
 Beatittidine,/. blicitv, bliss 
 
 . fruitful 
 Beato, m. blessed, saint 
 BJcca, /. garter 
 Beccactia, /. a woodcock 
 Beccacdno, m. a snipe 
 BeccAccio, m. an old he-goat, ras- 
 cal, cuckold 
 Beccaf ico, rn. fi?-pecker, bird 
 Beecaio, rr?K/BLrciro, m. a butcher 
 Beccalite. m. a litigious man 
 Beecamento, m. a p ckin| 
 Beccamorti, n. a grave-digger 
 Beccare, to peek, swallow, sip; 
 
 becrTr^i il eervello, to j.uzzle 
 one's brain; bcccir-i su quAlcbe 
 c ---vi, to catch something 
 Becca^llo, and Beccherello, m. 
 
 akil 
 Beecastriuo, m. a mattock 
 
 k with m bQl 
 I ., /. a hawk's lure; a 
 
 trifle 
 
 ' .. 777. a bracket 
 . rn, the ti"u, 'h of a bird- 
 
 .. f. shambles, slaughter- 
 house ; aJKlare alia bccchcrfa,to 
 
BEL 
 
 go to market ; came di becche- 
 ria, butcher's meat 
 Eecchetto, m. prow of a boat 
 Bccclii.n. m. a 
 
 Becco, m. the bill or beak ; mouth ; 
 helm of a ship ; pipe of a still . 
 buck, goat, t uck »ld ; drizzare il 
 becco agii sparvieri, to attempl 
 impossibilities ; ho trovato il 
 becco piu duro a mugnere di 
 quel die mi pensava, 1 found 
 the task harder ihan 1 thought it 
 to be [cuckold 
 
 Beccone, rn. a large he-goat, a 
 
 Beccuccn, m. the spout of a mug 
 
 Beente, a. drinking 
 
 Befana, /. a ouppet, an ugly vro- 
 man 
 
 Befanaccia, /. a frightful phantom 
 
 Beffa,/. trick, banter, joke; giuo- 
 ear da befla, to play foi no.hing; 
 farsi beffc, to ridicule, jeer, ban- 
 ter; bexfa, trifles, frippery 
 
 Beffardo, ,a. a jester, banterer 
 
 Beffare, to rally, jeer, cheat, over- 
 reach ; beffirsi, to scorn, to 
 laugh at 
 
 Befiato, part, jeered, laughed at 
 
 Beffa ore, to. a mocker, jeerer 
 
 Beffatrice./. a bartering woman 
 
 Beireggiare, to mock, scoff, scorn 
 
 B^ffeggiatorej to. see Beffatore 
 
 Beiievole, a. contemptible, to be 
 Blighted 
 
 Beghino, rn. a Beguin 
 
 Beg^le,/. pi. trifles 
 
 Belamento, rn. bleating 
 
 Belare, to bleat ; to cry like chil- 
 dren 
 
 Belato, in. a bleating 
 
 Bel bello, hold ! hold ! not so fast ! 
 
 Bel che, rn. a fine thing indeed ! 
 
 Bellamente, ad. fairly, bravely, 
 slowly, eloquently, neatly 
 
 Bellatore, rn. and Bellatrice, /. 
 a warrior 
 
 Belletta,/. mud, slirm, dregs 
 
 Belletto, rn. paint, or wash for the 
 face 
 
 Belletto, a. pretty 
 
 Bellezza,/. beauty, pre.tliness 
 
 Beliicato, p art. p'laced in the cen- 
 tre 
 
 Bellico, rn. the navel, middle, cen- 
 tre ; bellic) dello scudo, the 
 noiiibril of an escutcheon 
 
 Bellico, a. warlike; bellici stoo- 
 menti. instrument of war 
 
 Bcllicbnchi o, rn. navel-s'ring 
 
 Be.Uicorie. m. a piicher 
 
 Bellicosamente, ad. in a warlike 
 manner 
 
 BEN 
 
 Bellic6so, and Belligero, a. mar- 
 tial, warlike, valiant [enough 
 
 Btlllno, a. pretty fine, handsome 
 
 Bello, in. (bcita,) beauty; opportu- 
 nity ; war; aspettar" il bello, :o 
 wai for an opportunity; sul bel 
 del discorso, in ihe middle of the 
 discourse ; vederil bello, to know 
 the oppdr! unity 
 
 Bello, u. beautiful, convenient, 
 proper; bello e nuovo, quiie 
 new; bello e fatto, quite finish- 
 ed ; far il bell' uiuore, to be 
 proud ; bello sometimes gives 
 emphasis to an expression ; di 
 bel mezzo di, at noon ; mi costa 
 died beile doppie, it costs me 
 ten pistoles 
 
 BJ11 ), ad. prettily 
 
 Bellow, a. very handsome 
 
 lielluTiore, a. facetious, whimsical 
 
 Belo, rn. bleating 
 
 Belone. m. one that bleats 
 
 BelZebu, to. Satan 
 
 Belli,/, beauty, fineness 
 
 Belva,/. a wild beast [sonably 
 
 Benacconciamente, ad. very sea- 
 
 Benaffetto, a. affectionate 
 
 Benaguratamente, ad. with a good 
 omen 
 
 Benallevato, a. well-bred 
 
 Benandata, /. money given upon 
 g.ir.-away 
 
 Benavventuratamente, ad. happily 
 
 Bena vventuranza, /. success 
 
 Benavventurito, and Benavventu- 
 roso, a. fortunate, happy 
 
 Ben bene, ad. very well, entirely 
 
 Benche, ad. although 
 
 Benda, /. a band ; a fillet ; aver 
 una benda avanti gli occhi, to be 
 blind-folded ; a mist before the 
 eyes; blinded by passion 
 
 Bend 'ire, to blind, to crown 
 
 Benda'ura, /. bandage 
 
 Bendella, and Benderella, /. a 
 little fillet 
 
 Bendone, m. lappets [chief 
 
 Benduccio, m. a child's handker- 
 
 Bene, m. good, benefit, interest, 
 happiness, satisfaction, favour, 
 proper'}' ; voler del bene, to have 
 kindness for; un uomo da bene. 
 a reputable man ; chi fa bene 
 bene a=petti, do well and have 
 well ; pi.di.ir per_ bene, to take 
 in eood part ; beni stabilj, beni 
 mobili. chattels 
 
 Bene, ad. well, rhht ; voi dite 
 
 bene, you say ri^ht; bene, an 
 
 empha'ic expletive ; Ve ne darb 
 
 ben una, I'll ?ive you one; ben 
 
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 BEN 
 
 vi sta, you deserve it ; si bene. 
 
 willingly 
 Benedetto, a. blessed 
 Benedetto, rn. the falling sickness 
 Benedicite, /. giace at meals 
 BenedicLore, to. a blcsser ; who 
 
 speaks well of 
 Benedire, to consecrate; Dio vi 
 
 benedica, God ble-s you 
 Beued i'ore, to. he who blesses 
 Benedizione, f. benediction; dar 
 
 la benedizione ad una cosa, ^ 
 
 have no hand in a thing 
 Benefattore, to. benefactor 
 Benefattrice, /. benefactress 
 Beneficante, a. beneficial, liberal, 
 
 kind [person 
 
 Beneficare, to do good, to benefit a 
 Beneficato, part, benefited 
 Beneficatore, rn. benefactor 
 Beneficente, a. kind, obliging 
 Beneficenza, /. beneficence 
 Beneficiale, a. of a benefice, bene 
 
 ficial 
 Beneficiare, to benefit 
 Benefieiato, part, beneficed 
 Benef icio, to. kindness, advantage, 
 
 benefice 
 Beneficione, m. a church- living 
 Benefice, a. liberal, kind 
 Benef izio, to. sec Beneficio 
 Benemerenza, /. desert, merit 
 Benenierito, a. deserving well 
 Beneplacito, to. good-will ; leave ; 
 
 io fo a mio beneplacito, I do as 
 
 I please 
 Bene spisso, ad. very often 
 Benestante, a. rich, wealthy 
 Benevivere, to live happy 
 Benevo^liente. i benevolent 
 Benevolentementev ad. kindly 
 Benevolenza, and Benevngllenza, 
 
 /. good-will, love, kindness 
 Benevolmente, ad. kindly 
 Benevolo, a. kind, affectionate 
 Benfatto, a. well-shaped, well- 
 made 
 Ben fcli s'a, he deserves it 
 Bmificenza, f. beneficence 
 Benif icio, stz Beneficio [kindly 
 Banignamen'e, ad. courteously, 
 Benignita, /. tenderness, goodness 
 Beni ^no, a. courteous, loving 
 Benlno, ad. tolerably well 
 Ben' itisieme, m. the whole of 
 Benissimo, ad. very well 
 Benivoglienza, /. benevolence 
 Benivolente, a. friendly, h'imane 
 Benivolo, a. aTec'iona'e, kind 
 Ben!avo r ato. a. well done 
 Benmontato, a. well mounted 
 Bennato, a. well born, lucky 
 
JBER 
 
 Bemai, ad. certainly 
 
 nnkH char- 
 acter 
 
 - '.inly 
 It kept 
 Bentorro'o. a. siate ii ben^ornato, 
 
 I 
 Beinol. 
 
 I y all 
 Benv 
 
 • per 
 ho. in. a squint-eye I 
 Bene, to drink ; bere un novo, to 
 eomrien 
 
 bere, to prreua I 
 
 bersi a tor ^nnt- 
 
 - con cli ocrhi. 
 with 
 
 tiled' 
 Bere, r?;. 
 
 uibble 
 
 I 
 
 Berlinganiento, m. rhit-chit 
 
 1 
 
 '■nHm 
 
 . i ; <->]!y fellow 
 Berlin ' 
 Berlin • 
 
 Berlin r^77o. m. a French brick, a 
 small I 
 
 Berr^cc'o. m. a swelling knob ; 
 a ha- ! 
 
 . /. fla» cap. ' 
 
 rip 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 I am the 
 ifnrtof 
 
 Berta, /. a trifle, gewgaw, fop- 
 
 BEV 
 
 Kry : far h berta, to 
 
 aping woman | 
 beetle 
 
 . m, a laughing at, 
 [ter 
 
 • idicule, jeer, ban- 
 i ore, rru a mock 
 
 • ingi r ; c t-f ee 
 v ho keeps a mis- 
 
 Bertov&lo, >». a net made of twigs 
 Bertuccia, /. and Bertaccio, m. a 
 
 . in ape 
 BertucciOne, m. a baboon 
 
 . ,n. a clown's breakfast 
 the shin-bone of the ieg 
 Pi '7i,1; i, 
 Bessagine, and Besseria, /. fool- 
 
 ishne i, 
 Beaso, a. simple, foolish, dull 
 
 .. one who stammers, or 
 
 Bestemmia,/. blasphemy, cursin?, 
 
 bad language " [guage 
 
 \a enio, in. impious Ian- 
 
 me, curse 
 
 i to, / art. blaq : 
 
 i, ni. a great 
 1 la-| h 
 Bestpoimiatore. m, a blasphemer 
 • ; an iir 
 in bestia, to fell into a pa -i w 
 
 beast j a 
 fo^l, a blockhead 
 
 . a. beastly, heavy, lump- 
 i>h 
 
 ■li'y. brutality 
 beas ■• nastify 
 . 
 Be-'icciuola, and Bestiola, /. a 
 little 1 
 
 ccio, and Rrs'ione, m. a 
 
 : How 
 . f. a little creature ; a 
 bl kl 
 
 . \ cook's shop, a tippling- 
 h>u<-e 
 
 '. /. a low publi 
 
 . a cook's 
 shop 
 
 1-weH 
 ■.II a, /. a biich- 
 
 'a. /. drinkinr 
 i . at every 
 
 . drirk. po'io n 
 i. in. dim k, beverage, 
 drir.kir - frog 
 
 Beveratoio, m. a vessel for drink - 
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 BIB 
 
 • l drink 
 . drunkenness 
 
 . i lv >rsc-beverage 
 Irink, a drench 
 Bevtbile, a. drinkable 
 i, m, drinking 
 
 i'riec, /. 
 topi r. tippler 
 Bevitnra,/. drinking 
 
 . to pi ■' k. to srol.l, dispute 
 
 \.f. a pecking 
 . pi. money; nou ho 
 . I have no mosey 
 Biicca,/. white 1 ■ ! 
 I-ia !a,/. corn, oas 
 riia laiuolo, m. om-chandler 
 
 n. bluish paint 
 Bianeas ro, Bianch stto, a/id Bian- 
 
 ■ •'. O. whitish 
 Biancistiouaccio, m% as whi'e as 
 snow [ness 
 
 Biancastrone, m. execissive white- 
 Biancbeggiamento, m. whiteness 
 Bianchegriare, to turn white; il 
 mare biancheggia tutto, a great 
 storm at sea 
 Bianoberf a, /. linen 
 Bianchezza, /. whiteness 
 Biancl.iccio, a. whitish 
 Ria chimento, in. a washing 
 Bianchire, to whi'en, to ptiw 
 hoarv ; al bianchir del gioruo, 
 break of day 
 Bianchito, part, whitened, washed 
 Bi'nco, 77i. whi'e 
 Bi;mco. a. whi^e; cape/li bianchi, 
 ^ray hair; lot'o bianco, a blank 
 ina lottery; lasciar in bianco, 
 to leave a Mai k ; dar carta bi- 
 .'Tca, a carte blanche ; restAr 
 bianco, to be at a loss; bianco, 
 pale, wan 
 Biaecoso, a, very white 
 Biancospfno, 7?»."tlu- hawthorn 
 Biancuceio, a. whitish 
 
 a \ n -ih'ind, a ramUer 
 to chew 
 Biasciam^nio, m. chewing 
 Btasiiuare, to find fault with 
 Biasimato, part, blamed, com- 
 plainc 1 of 
 
 . m, and Biasimatrice, 
 f. a blamer, a a nsurer 
 ' . a. blamable 
 In ■'■!i'i -. ad. blamably 
 and BiAsmo, 771. blame, 
 reproach, fault 
 
 . (in poetry) to biam«, 
 ll wi'h 
 Bibbia,/. the Bible 
 
BIG 
 
 Bibere, to drink 
 
 Btbita,/. potion 
 
 Blblico, a. belonging to the Bible 
 
 Bibl iografia, /. bibliography 
 
 Bibliomane, m. bibliographer, a 
 bookish man 
 
 Bibliomania,/, bibliomar.ia, (book- 
 ishness) 
 
 Biblioteca,/. a library 
 
 Bibliotecario, m. a librarian 
 
 Bica, /. a rick of corn or hay, a 
 heap ; montar su la bica, co fly 
 in a passion [blower 
 
 Bicchieraio, m. a glass-maker or 
 
 Bicchiere, m. a glass 
 
 Bicciughera,/. a restless beast 
 
 Bicipite, a. two-headed 
 
 Bicocca,/. a little castle, a village 
 
 Bicornia,/. a rising anvil 
 
 Bicorne, Bicorno, and Bicornuto, 
 a. double-horned 
 
 Bidello, m. a beadle 
 
 Bidente, m. a pitchfork 
 
 Bidetto, m. a little pony 
 
 Biecamente, ad. squintingly 
 
 Biec->, a. grim, stern, sour ; occhi 
 biechi, squinting eyes; rimirar 
 con occhio bieco, to look with 
 an envious eye; atto bieco, a 
 bad action 
 
 Biennio, m two years 
 
 Bieta, or Bie'ola,/. beet 
 
 Bietolone, m. a simpleton, a 
 booby 
 
 Bietta, /. a wedge 
 
 Bifozlio, m. double leaf 
 
 Bifolca, /. an acre of land 
 
 Bifoleheria, f. husbandry, tillage, 
 ♦he charge of a farm 
 
 Bifolco, m. a ploughman 
 
 Biforeamento, m. separation 
 
 Biforcato, and Biforcuto, a. fork- 
 ed, cloven ; piede biforciito, a 
 cloven foot 
 
 Biforco, 771. a fork, a pitchfork 
 
 Bi forme, a. of two forms 
 
 Bifronte, a. double-faced 
 
 Biga,/. a cart, a chariot 
 
 Bigamia,/. bigamy 
 
 Bigamo, m. a man who has two 
 wives 
 
 Bigatto, m. a silk-worm 
 
 Biga'tolo, m. a worm that spoils 
 coin 
 
 Bizfrornuolo, a. grayish 
 
 Bighellone, m. a booly, a simple- 
 ton [ami re w 
 
 Bigbei&to, m. a jester, a nierry- 
 
 Eigherato, a. adorned with thread 
 lace 
 
 Btehr-ro, m. thread lace 
 
 Bigiccio, a. grayish 
 
 BIO 
 
 Bigio, a. russet, gray, brown 
 
 Biglia,/. the bilfiard-ball 
 
 Bigliardo, m. billiards 
 
 Biglietto, m. a billet, a note 
 
 Bigoncia, /. a sort of great tub ; a 
 pulpit 
 
 Bilancetta, and Bilancia,/. a bal- 
 ance, a pair of scales ; dar il 
 tracollo alia bilancia, to turn the 
 scale; esser in bilancia, to be 
 irresolute, in suspense ; bilancia, 
 a hoop-net, the splinter bar of a 
 coach 
 
 Bilanciaio, m. a scale-maker 
 
 Bilanciamenfo, m. examination 
 
 Bilanciare, to balance, to exam- 
 ine, ponder, to waver; bilan- 
 ciarsi in aria, to hover in the 
 air 
 
 Bilanciato, part, balanced 
 
 Bilanciere, m. the balance of a 
 clock or watch 
 
 Bilancino, m. small scales 
 
 Bilancio, m. comparison, pa.rallel 
 
 Bile, /. choler, anger, passion ; 
 non mi fate montar la bile, don't 
 provoke me 
 
 Bilenco, a. crooked 
 
 Bilia,/. a packer's stick 
 
 Biliano, a. bilious 
 
 Bilicare, to set in equilibrium, to 
 ponder 
 
 Bilicato, part, poised, levelled 
 
 Bilico, ?7i. balancing, poising; 
 s'ar in bilico, to be near falling 
 
 Kilin^uo, a. deceitful 
 
 Bilioso, a. passionate 
 
 Biljottatb, a. spotted 
 
 Billera,/. a jest 
 
 Biliistre, a. often years 
 
 Bimbo, 77i. a sucking babe 
 
 Bimestre, a. two months 
 
 Bimmolle, m. a musical term 
 
 Binare, to twin 
 
 Binario, a. binary 
 
 Binascenza,/. the delivery of twins 
 
 Bina'o, 777. a twin 
 
 Binato, a. of two natures 
 
 Bindf-'lla,/. a ribbon 
 
 Bindoleria, /. ar'fulness 
 
 Bindolo, 777. a swing 
 
 Binocolo, m. a telescope of two 
 Ights 
 
 Bioccolo, 777. a lock of wool ; lana 
 n bioccoli, a fleece 
 
 Biografia, /. biography 
 
 Biografo, m. a biographer 
 
 Biondirrriare, to lonk yellow 
 
 Biondglla, /. cen'aury, or sponge- 
 laurel 
 
 Biondello, and Biondetto, a. fair 
 
 Biondezza,/. a fair complexion 
 
 BIS 
 
 Bi6ndo, a. fair, flaxen; capellj 
 biondi, light hair 
 
 Biotto, a. poor 
 
 Bipartire, to divide in two 
 
 Bipartito, a. parted in two 
 
 Bipede, a. that has two feet 
 
 Bipenne,/. battle-axe 
 
 Birba, /. knavery : a wanderer, 
 a sharper ; batter la birba, to 
 mump about ; a phaeton 
 
 Birbante, and Birbone, 777. a beggar 
 
 Birbonaccio, m. a rascal 
 
 Birbonata, and Birboneria, /. a 
 bad action, a fraud 
 
 Birboneggiare, to beg 
 
 Bircio, a. near-sighted 
 
 Biribisso, m. a hazard game 
 
 Birilli, 771. pi. nine-pins 
 
 Biroccio, 777. a cart 
 
 Biroccino, 771. a one-horse chaise 
 
 Birra,/. beer 
 
 Birracchio, m. a year old calf 
 
 Birresco, a. wicked, impudent 
 
 Birro, and Birrovlere, m. a bailiff 
 
 Bisaccia,/. a bag with two pouch- 
 es; esser alia bisaccia, to be re- 
 duced, to be very poor 
 
 Bisante, and Bisantino, m. a span- 
 gle [mother 
 
 Bisarcavola, /. great great grand- 
 
 Bisarcavolo, m. great great grand- 
 father [grandmother 
 
 Bisava, and Bisavola, /. great 
 
 Bisavo, and Bisavolo, m. a great 
 grandfather [tically 
 
 Bisbeticamente, ad. oddly, fantas- 
 
 Bisbe'ico, a. whimsical 
 
 Bisbi°liajnento, ra. whispering 
 
 Bisbigliare, to whisper, mutter 
 
 Bisbigliatore, 777. a whisperer 
 
 Bi.-biglia'orio, m. a parlour grate- 
 fin convents) 
 
 Bisbiglio, 777. whisper, rumour 
 
 Bfsca,/. a gaming-plaee 
 
 Biscaiuolo, 771. a gamester 
 
 Biscantare, to sing repeatedly 
 
 Biscanto, 77?.. a duet 
 
 Biscazza, /. a gambling- house 
 
 Biscazzare, to game 
 
 Biscazziere, m. a gamester 
 
 Biscazzo. 77/. and Bischenca,/. a 
 dirty trick 
 
 Bischero, m. a pin, peg 
 
 Bischizzo, 771. invention 
 
 Bi cia, 77J.a snake, adder; cammi 
 nare a bi cia, to wind about 
 
 Biscione, m. a large snake 
 
 Bisciuola,/. a little snake 
 
 Biscolore, a. motley, party-col- 
 oured 
 
 Biscottare, to bake twice 
 
 Bi=cott,ato, a. twice baked 
 
BIT 
 
 Bisoottino. m. a little biscuit, a| 
 fill ij 
 
 . nu a sweet biscuit ; en- 
 trar in • 
 
 a usio.il term 
 
 : ; caval- 
 . to ride without a 
 
 Bisestarr, tn be leap-year 
 
 i. anno bi- 
 
 Biforme 
 
 I irraud-Jauuhter's 
 knri iM 
 
 . (7. capricious 
 
 •- t-grar.d- 
 chil.i 
 
 nther 
 . f. and Pisognamcnto, m. 
 
 Br»*nare. an impersonal verb. 
 
 bisbzi ma eh" in 
 
 • 
 
 im know 
 
 ^irnassero daniri, 
 
 . A. Tilt 
 
 ■ mo di qualche 
 of; al bi- 
 amlco, a 
 
 ; have all 
 
 T • 
 
 ; 
 
 - 
 
 [in? 
 
 •' hump*, knotty, uneven 
 (of wood) 
 
 BOC 
 
 Bit. imp, in. bitumen 
 Bituminoso. a. bituminous 
 . tuck plaster 
 jhway 
 
 •'. oddly, smartly 
 . /. conceitedni - 
 ness, w him, \ is 
 
 . ./. w hniisic.nl, smart. 
 : -i!e 
 
 . /". a woman tfaal lives 
 like I mm 
 r . i puritan, a 
 
 ■ . to. a clown 
 ato, to. allurement, blan- 
 dishment 
 Blandire, tD flatter, decoy, cajole 
 Blandisria,/. caressing 
 Blindo, a. kind, fl i 
 
 . blasphemous 
 Blason be, to blazon a coat of arms 
 
 , m. heral !ry 
 Bloceare, tn block up 
 
 I :rt. blocked up 
 Bloccatora, /. a blockade 
 
 Rlnccn. 
 
 u bellowing 
 
 ' , i plough- 
 man's wife 
 
 f, the mouth. II 
 1 ccx. by word nf rnouth ; 
 uant to 
 iple; bo 
 piii di dieci bocche a roa 
 I have ten m I 
 
 invent ; parlarabncca 
 
 io lion ci vn' por bdcca, I woVl 
 
 | 
 ■ bdcca, bee to face : bo- 
 dare a ' entertain 
 . la bdcca 
 
 d'nn flume, the mouth of a river ; 
 h boot id tco, the pit 
 
 ■ !i fUOCO, 
 
 ■ 
 Boocarcevole, >•■ 
 
 ;d. in the style of Boc- 
 
 i./. an ugly mouth 
 
 .li, be is EDO* ; 
 
 •'■■Tin the 
 know nothing of the matter 
 
 BOL 
 
 f, a MxttOB, hud of a 
 
 dower, a phial [ping 
 
 Boccheggiamento, m. panting, ga- 
 
 ;. Boccuino, m. a small 
 m lUtfa 
 Bd obi ; far bocchi, to make 
 
 mouths 
 Bdccia, /. bud, a bottle, a pimple 
 
 i bud 
 Bocconcello, and Bicconcino, m. 
 a little bit 
 
 . ad. groveling 
 . to. a mouthful ; buoni 
 !. dainty bits ; tagliire a 
 bncconi, to cut to pieces ; dar il 
 . to bribe 
 >ttO, m. a tit bit 
 . f. a little mouth 
 livulge, publish 
 B fonchiare, to grumble 
 R >f inchino, a. grumbling 
 Bogia, /. first appearance of the 
 
 itch 
 B liclientc, a. boiling, burning hot 
 Boia, m. an execut 
 H ii trdoj m. a boyard 
 
 . to. a battering-ram 
 Boldrone, to. wool, blanket, cover- 
 let 
 Bdlgia, /. budget, bag, portman- 
 teau : a hole in the ground ; far 
 bdlgia, to make provision; bol- 
 gia, a horrible daik pi use 
 Boih. f.\ . pimple; 
 
 holla acquaiuola, a wat 
 
 - buB [far 'or 
 
 Boll'ire, to stamp, tobm^d a n.ale- 
 
 sealed, branded 
 Roll ute, a. boiling 
 . i sasport 
 B II -Hi no. to. a bill, a note 
 
 .. m.a boiling, the swell- 
 ing of the sea 
 Boiliie, to boil, bubble up, fer- 
 ment ; mille cose mi bollono 
 imo, I hive a thousand 
 • my mind ; tutta la cit- 
 ta bolle, every body grumbles j 
 bolHre a ricnfsoio, to boil fast 
 Bollito. a. boiled [tion 
 
 Bnllitara, /. boiling liquor, decoc- 
 Bollizidne,/. a boiling; bollizidne 
 
 . ' ' 
 Boll i, TO. a seal, a Mamp 
 BoUdre, vn. bubbling, spouting; 
 b lUdre n, anger 
 
 . i pill 
 
 ,./. a shot with an arrow 
 
# 
 
 BOR 
 
 Bolzonato, part, struck with an 
 
 arrow 
 Bolzone, to. a bartering- ram,or dart 
 Bomba, /. a niai k, a bomb ; tornare 
 a bomba, to return to one's pur- 
 pose ; essere a bomba, to live at 
 ease 
 Bomb.'mza, /. feasting, mirth, joy 
 Bomb.'irda,/. a mortar-piece 
 Bombardamento, in. bombardment 
 Bombardare, to bombard 
 Bombardiera, /. the place where 
 
 the bomb is mounted 
 Bombard iere, to. a bombardier 
 Bombetfcire, to sip 
 Bombice, m. silk-worm 
 Bombola,/. a pitcher 
 Bonaccia,/'. a calm at sea; happi- 
 ness, tranquillity 
 Bonacciare, to grow calm 
 Bonaccioso, a. still, quiet 
 Bonariameute, ad. graciously, 
 
 kindly 
 Bonaneta,/. kindness 
 Bonario, a. good, meek, kind 
 Boncineilo, to. the staple of a 
 
 lock 
 Bonej-riare, to ai-rogate 
 Boniiacimer.'to, to. bettering 
 Bonificamento, to. and Bmifica- 
 zione,/. a bettering, an improve- 
 ment 
 Bonilic'ire, to amend, improve ; 
 
 bonificarsi, to grow better 
 Bonificato, a. mended, improved 
 Bonissimo, a. very good 
 Bonta, /. goodness, excellence ; 
 per bon a, for the sake of, upon 
 account of [ing 
 
 Borbogliainento, rn. noise, mutter- 
 Borbogli'tre, to mutter, to grumble 
 Borboglio, m. a rumbling noise, 
 uproar, quarrel [grumbling 
 
 Borbottamerito, to. a mutterin-r, a 
 B )ibot ; are, to grumble, to mutter 
 Borbottfto, part, muttered 
 Borbotta^ore, and Borbottone, to. 
 
 mutterer, grumbler 
 B6rchia,/. a stud 
 BordagHa,/. the m^b, rabble 
 Bordare, to beat, to board, to moor 
 Bord'ita,/. a broadside 
 Bordeggiare, to tack 
 Bordellare, to frequent brothels ; 
 
 andnr bordell'mdo, to wench 
 Bordelliere, in. a hunter of brothels 
 Bordelloj rn. a brothel, stews ; an- 
 d-ire in bordello, £o and be 
 hanged ; fare il bordello, to ban- 
 ter, to be vociferously in -rry 
 Bordo, to. ship-hoard, the sides of 
 a ship j andare a bordo, to go 
 
 BOT 
 
 aboard ; bordo, border, hem, 
 brim 
 
 Bordone, m. a pilgrim's staff ; bor- 
 
 done, the stumps of feathers in 
 
 young birds j bordone, a prop 
 
 of a building 
 
 Borea,/. the north-wind 
 
 Boreale, and Boreo, a. northern, 
 
 northerly 
 Borg.\ta ; /. a borough, a village 
 Borghese, and Borgese, to. a bur- 
 gess of a town 
 Borghesia,/. the state of a citizen 
 Borghetto, to. a hamlet 
 Borghigiano, m. see Borghese 
 Borgo, m. a suburb, borough, town 
 Borgomasiro, in. a burgomaster 
 Bdria, /. haughtiness, self-conceit ; 
 
 aver boria, to boast 
 Boriare, and Boriarsi, to be proud 
 Boriosila, /. vanity, self-conceit 
 Borioso, a. puffed up, proud 
 Eornio, a. one-eyed, short-sighted 
 Rorniola, /. mistake, blunder 
 Borra,/. hair to stuff saddles; su- 
 perfluous words 
 Borra ccia, /. bad stuff; a vessel for 
 
 wine in travelling 
 Borro, and Borrone, to. a gully 
 male by a water-flood ; a great 
 water-flood 
 Borsa, /. a purse, pocket ; tener 
 borsa stretta, to be sling}' ; far 
 borsa, to hoard money ; borsa, 
 a portmanteau ; borsa de' mer- 
 canti, the Exchange 
 Bors'iio, ra. a purse-maker 
 Borsaiuolo, to. a cuSpurse 
 Borseilino, in. the fob-pocket 
 Borzacchino, ra. the buskin 
 Bosc/iglia, /. woods, forests, groves 
 R sca'ciioso, a. woody 
 Boscaiuolo, rn. a woodman 
 Rosc'ita, /'. a grove 
 Boscato, a. woody 
 Boscareccio, and* B^schereccio, a. 
 rural, savage ; niut'e boscherecce. 
 wood-nymphs 
 Bo,chetti)io, and Bo chetto, to. a 
 !',Tru-p, a Mncket ; a tree limed to 
 c;i'r!, birds 
 Boschigno, a. see Boschereccio 
 Bosfio, to. a wood, forest ; esser da 
 bosco e da riviera, to be fit for 
 any thing 
 B-> c'tso, a. woody 
 Bosforo, rn. straits 
 Rosso, to. the box-tree 
 Bossolaio, to. a box-maker 
 Bossolo, to. a box, a dice-box ; 
 
 box-tree 
 Botamca, /. botany 
 70 
 
 BRA 
 
 Botanico, a. botanical 
 
 Botanico, to. botanist, herbalist 
 
 Botare, to vow, or promise ; botar- 
 si a Uio, to devote one's self to 
 God 
 
 Bolo, in. a vow 
 
 Botola, /. a trap-door 
 
 Botta, /. a toad, a blow, a stroke; 
 armatura di tutta botta, armour 
 musket-proof ; botta risposta, a 
 repartee; botta, a pass in fenc- 
 ing ; una bella botta, a fine stroke 
 
 Bottaccino, rn. a flask 
 
 Bottaccio, to. a flask 
 
 Rottaglie, /. boots 
 
 Rottaio, to. a cooper 
 
 Botte, /. a cask, a vessel ; boots 
 
 Bottega, /. a shop 
 
 Bottegate, /. and Bottegaio to. a 
 shopkeeper [little shop 
 
 Botteghetta, /. Botteghino, to. a 
 
 Bottegone, to. a great shop 
 
 Bottieella, /. a small toad ; a small 
 barrel, a small blow 
 
 Bottiglia, /. a bottle 
 
 Bottigliere, to. a butler 
 
 Bottiglieria,/. a butler's room 
 
 Bottino, to. booty, plunder; met- 
 tere a bottino, to pillage 
 
 Botto, to. stroke, blow ; botto di 
 campana, the toll of a bell. Di • 
 botto, ad. suddenly [suit 
 
 Bottonatura, /. the buttons of a 
 
 Bottone, to. a button ; bud of 
 plants ; sputar bottom, taunt ; 
 dar o gittar un bottone, to give 
 a hint 
 
 Bottoniera,/. a button hole 
 
 Bottume, to. casks 
 
 Bove, to. an ox, shackles 
 
 Bove,/. pi. fetters 
 
 Bovicida, to. an ox-killer 
 
 Bovile, to. an ox-stable 
 
 Bovina, /. cow's dung 
 
 Bovino, a. of the oxen breed 
 
 Bozza, /. a swelling; the rough 
 draught in sculpture, or painting 
 
 Bozzacchiuto, a. deformed, ill- 
 shaped 
 
 Bozzore, to sketch roughly 
 
 Bozzetto, to. a bud, rough sketch 
 
 Rozzo, to. a cuckold, a block 
 
 Rozzolare, to pick up, to taste 
 
 Bozzoletto, to. a little swelling, a 
 pimple 
 
 Bozzolo, to. a swelling, tumour, 
 the cod of a silk worm ; that 
 measure which the miller claims 
 for grinding; a stone cut pyra 
 midally ; a throng of people 
 
 Bozzoloso, a. full of tumours 
 
 Braccare, to quest (in the chase) 
 
BRA 
 
 Brace li< find out 
 
 BRI 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 armful 
 
 1 
 
 ] 
 B 
 
 . 
 
 
 \ col 
 
 I I'h main 
 
 . 
 ccio secoUre, the 
 I power 
 mo, m. a little arm 
 | \t arm 
 
 I 
 Bracciuolo, m. the am of a chair: 
 
 ; 
 
 da qu 
 di nil 
 
 houo. ■ 
 
 K-dog 
 
 - coal 
 Br..cb». 1 Bragbisse, 
 
 J 
 
 a truss-maker 
 truss 
 
 1 . m. a coil-pan 
 
 Bracrw. . ■ coward 
 
 ittle) 
 .tls and calves 
 Brage, and Brisria, f. see Brace 
 
 .. slime, mud, claj 
 Brama, /. desire, fondness, greedi- 
 m n 
 
 Bramin'.e, a. wishing 
 
 m. the cry of beasts, 
 
 Vj 
 
 iien'e. acL greedily, fonJ- 
 Branv> 
 
 . 
 
 Eripe ; a branch ; ca; 
 
 i pe. to seize 
 
 . who handle* 
 groping in the 
 dark, a 
 Brinco, m. a herd, a drove, Sic 
 
 BrancolAre, to zv 
 
 • Br.inconi, ad. 
 groping along 
 
 ->ck 
 , shaking 
 
 Brandone, m. \ iece, bit 
 
 mo a brano, he 
 
 ■ ■ 
 . «. a bully, a sv 
 Biavaxnente. ad. bravely, stoutly 
 
 . 
 Bravatnno, a. threatening 
 rave it 
 
 i. /. valour, c n-.rriije 
 Bravo, <■■. 
 
 Bravo, mtcrj. very well '. bravo! 
 
 '. a brenrh ; questo non 
 mi ta breccia, this thing does not 
 iffecl me at all 
 
 .. sterile, barren 
 
 . a brief, a 
 churchi > 
 
 ief 
 I shortly; in hrov, in a 
 ime 
 Breven.ente, andBrieven 
 
 fly, in short, in a 
 WOt 1 
 Breviario. m. breviary 
 Brevita,/. short 
 Brczja, /. cold breeze 
 
 He, 7?i. a cold win 1 
 . /. drunkenness 
 ■ Irunk 
 Briacone, m. a drunkard 
 Briareo, m. Briareus. a riant 
 Bricca, /. a steep, shaggy l' lace 
 
 an avs 
 Bricconiccio, m. a <rreat rascal 
 Briccni,' . 
 ; 
 Briccnne. 777. a k 
 
 a rogue's 
 
 Bricconcria, f. knavish trick 
 Bricia, a 
 
 part ; a little crumb 
 
 Brieve, tee Breve 
 Bri/a, /. titrable, dis 
 
 | r.'.r h 
 
 :i v6^1io 
 
 Y.WO 
 
 . ■■ BOthi \% 
 
 ■ :\\ it 
 
 . running 
 
 ?/(. a small pinnace 
 
 . to ho 
 busy ; bi u a, to 
 
 ,i di Btame, a 
 brig&ta, 
 
 Briglia, /. a bridle; .orrere a 
 
 lia, to run full - 1 ; 
 
 a brigli.a Bciolta, headlong, rash- 
 
 j,:i. :■> keep OM 
 .to bri- 
 dle, to ke^p in, to curb 
 Brigliaio, in. a saddler 
 
 litigious, quarrelsome 
 . 7/i. brightness 
 . a. sl.inmsr, sparkling 
 Briiluite, m. a brilliant 
 Briil're, to spnrkle, glitter, to leap 
 for joy, to husk 
 
 i ,-ed 
 BrillatOiO, m. a sieve 
 Biillo, 77>. joy, gladness 
 Brillo, (7. 
 
 i Brinftte,/. white frost 
 
 .!, S[X)t- 
 
 Brindisi, m. far brindisi, to drink 
 
 a 1th 
 Brinoso, a. frosty 
 
 tettle, fire, life 
 
 me 
 to, "m. a cliilues8, or 
 shaking . . [>ng 
 
 .. piercing cold, shiver- 
 -pot 
 
 Brocr.t.a, f. a bl .w, rencounter 
 Brocca-o, m. a broca !<•. Listi 
 
 - if 
 -. a ibooi ; dar 
 
 co, to hit the mark 
 
 1 <>( knots; sera 
 • -i'k 
 
 -•. ill. bV Mi. niir-- : ver- 
 
 s'r labroda, to lay lb 
 
 lo, a. loving broth, slov 
 
 •h 
 Brodetto, m. Dun soup, broth; 
 
BRU 
 
 andir in brodetto, to feel great 
 pleasure 
 Brodo. m. troth; lamentirsi del 
 brodo grasso, to complain of 
 ease 
 Brodoloso, a. slovenly, nasty 
 Brogliare, to embroil, to intrigue 
 Broglio, m. tumult, noise 
 Brollo, a. stripped, naked 
 Broncio, m. passion, vexation J 
 
 fare il broncio, to attack 
 Bronco, m. trunk of a tree ; con- 
 ger-eel 
 Broncone, m. a branch, a vine-prop 
 Brontolare, to grumble, to mutter 
 Bronzino, a. sun-burnt 
 Bronzista, m. a founder 
 Bronzo, m. cast copper, or brass 
 Brucare, to strip on leaves, to go 
 
 away 
 Bruciire, to itch, smart, burn 
 Bruciata,/. roasted chestnuts 
 Bruciataio, m. a seller of roasted 
 
 chestnuts 
 Bruciato, a. burned 
 Bruciolate, a. worm-eaten 
 Bruciolo, m. a worm, shavings of 
 
 wood 
 Bruci6re, m. burning, smarting 
 Briicio, and Bruco, m. a grub, a 
 
 caterpillar 
 Bruire, to bustle, to rumble 
 Brui'cire, to stir up 
 Brulichio, rn. motion, stirring, 
 
 buzzing 
 Brullamente, ad. poorly 
 Brullo, a. naked, destitute 
 Brullotto, rn. a fire-ship 
 Brtima,/. the winter 
 Brumale, a. wintery 
 Brunazzo, and, Brunetto, a. brown- 
 ish, swarthy 
 Brunezza, /. swarthiness 
 Brunire, to polish, burnish 
 Brunito, a. polihed, burnished 
 Brunitoio, rn. a burnishing stick 
 Brumtore, rn. a burnisher 
 Brunitura, /. act of burnishing 
 Eruno, m. mourning; portar il 
 
 bruno, to wear mourning 
 Bruno, a. brown, dark; unabru- 
 na, a brown woman ; un bruno, 
 a brown man ; bruno, overcast ; 
 aer bruno, gloomy air ; vista 
 bruna, a melancholy look; co- 
 16r brtno, a dull colour; il reg- 
 no bruno, hell 
 Brun6zzo, a. tawny 
 Brusca, /. a brush 
 Bruscamente, ad. bluntly, roughly 
 Bruschetto, a. sourish 
 Bruscbizza,/. sourness, sharpness 
 
 BUC 
 
 Brusco, a. sour, tart ; vin brusco, 
 rowjh wine ; brusco, harsh, ill- 
 natured 
 Brusco, ad. sourly ; perche mi 
 parlate cosi brusco ? why do you 
 speak so roughly to me ? 
 Bruscolo, m. a mote, a straw 
 Brustolare, to scorch, or toast 
 Brutale, a. fierce; un brutale, a 
 
 brutish man, a clown 
 Brutalita,/. brutality, rashness 
 Brutalmeiite, ad. brutally 
 Bruto, rn. a brute, a beast 
 Bruttamente, ad. dirtily, dishon- 
 estly 
 Bruttamento, m. a defilement 
 Bruitare, to soil, spot, stain; brut- 
 tarsi le mani nel sangue di qual- 
 cheduno, to imbrue one^ hands 
 in blood ; bruttare 1' onore di 
 qualcb^duno, to stain another's 
 reputation 
 Bruttato, a. soiled, spotted, stained 
 Eruttezza,/. ugliness, Hastiness 
 Brutto, a. deformed, filthy, base ; 
 brutto costume, a shameful cus- 
 tom 
 Bruttura,/. nastiness, obscenity 
 Bruzzaglia, /. the poor, the rabble 
 Brtizzo, m. the twilight 
 Buaccio, 77Z. a dolt 
 Buaggine,/. dulness 
 Bubbolare, to steal, to deceive, to 
 
 tremble 
 Bubbolato, a. deceived 
 Bubbole,/. pi. idle stories 
 Bsbbolone, m. a prating fellow 
 Bubfilca, or Bubulcata, /. an acre 
 (of land) [the grave 
 
 Buca, /. a hole; buca sepolcrale, 
 BucAre, to pierce, to make holes 
 Bucato, a. bored, pierced 
 BncAto, m, washing with lie 
 Buccia, /. rind, bark, shell, skin ; 
 tutti d' una buccia, all of the 
 same cask 
 Bnccina,/. a trumpet 
 EuceinAre, to sound a trumpet; si 
 
 bnccina, they say 
 Buccio, m. see Buccia 
 Buccioso, a. barky 
 Buccolica, /. pastoral verses 
 Euccolico, a. pastoral 
 Bucentoro, rn. the doge's great 
 
 ship at Venice 
 Bucherame, m. buckram 
 Eucherare, to stand a candidate 
 Bucherato, a. full of holes, pitted 
 Bucicare, to move, stir, jog 
 Bucinamento, rn. muttering, a 
 
 buzzing, humming 
 Bucinare, to whisper; si bticina 
 
 BUL 
 
 per la citta, they whisper abotl 
 the town [bow -net 
 
 Bucine, /. Bucinetto, m. a net or 
 
 Buco, 771. a hole, a key-hole 
 
 Bucolino, rn a little hole 
 
 Budellame, m. the bowels or en 
 trails 
 
 Budello, 77i. the gut 
 
 Budriere, 771. the belt 
 
 Bue, w. an ox ; bue salvatico, a 
 wild bull; lingua di bue, a 
 
 ' neat's tongue ; bue, a blockhead 
 
 Buessa, /. a cow 
 
 Bufera, /. a storm, a whirlwind 
 
 Buffa, /. trifle, trick, cheat ; fare 
 una buffa, to play a trick ; pren- 
 dere una buffa, to take in jest 
 
 Buffare, to trifle, joke, to play the 
 fool 
 
 Buffetto, m. a fillip ; pan buffetto, 
 a French roll; buffetto, a sort 
 of cupboard 
 
 Euffo, 77i. a whiff, a puff 
 
 Buffo, a. comic 
 
 BuffonAre, and BuffOneggiare, to 
 play the buffoon 
 
 Buftbncino, m. a buffoon 
 
 Buff one, m. a buffoon 
 
 Buffbneria, /. pleasantry, buffoone- 
 ry, raillery 
 
 Buffbnescamente, ad. pleasantly 
 
 Buffbnesco, a. droll, jesting 
 
 Bufolaccio, m. a clumsy, ignorant 
 fellow 
 
 Bufolo, and Bufalo, rn. a buffalo, 
 a wild ox ; pelle di bufolo, buff- 
 skin [ble 
 
 Bufonchiare, to mutter, to grum- 
 
 Bugia,/. a lie, a hand candlestick 
 
 Bugiardamente, ad. falsely 
 
 Bugiardo, m. a liar, a lying man 
 
 Bugiardo, a. false 
 
 Bugiardone, rn. a great 1 iar 
 
 Bugiare, to lie, to bore, to pierce 
 
 Bugietta, /. a fib 
 
 Bugio, m. a hole 
 
 Eugione, m. a great lie 
 
 Buglossa, /. borage 
 
 Bugno, m. a bee-hive 
 
 Eugnola, /. and Bugnolo, m. a 
 straw basket 
 
 Buietto, a. darkish [cow 
 
 Buino, a. belonging to the ox, or 
 
 Buio ? rn. darkness / far le cose al 
 buio, to act in the dark 
 
 Buio, a. dark, gloomy, difficult, 
 obscure 
 
 Buiore, m. darkness, gloominess 
 
 Bulbo, 771. scallion, or bulbous root 
 
 Bulboso, a. bulbous 
 
 Buldriana,/. a harlot, a whore 
 
 Bulicame, m. a spring, a source 
 
BUR 
 
 Ruiie'uT, to bubble 
 
 Miine ap- 
 
 I 
 
 « arrant, a 
 
 bill, a schedule 
 Buonam nv. ad. trulv, indeed 
 :. a volunteer 
 ! day 
 Buoiio. - nne, fit ; 
 
 un ; d.irsi 
 buon t 
 
 parole, fair words : far buon viso 
 ad alciino, to recei\e one kind' 
 
 bless you ; es>er in be 
 to be I ; dj buoni 
 
 acerely : di l«;o:i voine. 
 unanimously ; di bu 
 willingly : colle huone. ; L with 
 food « Lie buoue. 
 
 to use one kindly 
 Buono, m, advantage; benefit; 
 eood, to 
 grant; buon per me, Veil for 
 
 \ m. a 
 
 ■show 
 i a puppet 
 
 . vaunting 
 I re, to brag,, U 
 
 [haughtilv 
 ; • samente, ad. proudly, 
 
 I and Burbanzesco, o. 
 
 arrogan% presumptuous 
 Burberau /. a crane 
 i 
 
 . 
 j 
 
 I rchia, to 
 
 •teal. ■ 'her 
 
 I llo, m, a boa' 
 
 >n. a wherry, a 
 
 I -. banter ; 
 
 . to joke 
 T 
 
 merry 
 
 I 
 ) 
 I 
 
 Burrascoso, a. stormy 
 m. a precipice 
 
 GAB 
 
 Burratt.ire, to discuss 
 Burro, m. batter 
 Barrone, m. a cliff 
 
 eive, to cheat 
 Busbaccberia, /". craft, trick, shift 
 
 .1 in-, ?/i. a 
 
 Boabo, m. shaiper, ch .it 
 
 - ; ilia bus- 
 es di quaJcheduno. to be in quest 
 of somebody j anoar allabuaca, 
 
 ; rocure 
 bunl after, to watch for 
 d. got, caught 
 . m. Bearcher 
 Buschettc, /. pi. little s'icks, or 
 straw ; tirar le buschette, to 
 draw lots 
 Buscione, in. a bush of thorns 
 Biisco. m, see Bruscolo 
 Buscolino, m. an atom, or mote 
 Busecchio, m. g 
 B'iso. a. empty, bored 
 Bussa,/. bouble, grief, fatigue, la- 
 bour ; a blow. . 
 
 i knocking 
 knock 
 Ctrl, knocked 
 Bussatorc. in. be that knocks 
 
 k i 
 
 , iner's COmpOSBJ 
 perder la bussola, to be at one's 
 wit's end 
 
 . i case 
 . a bust, stays, bodice 
 Butirro. m. butter 
 Buttagra, /. (caviale) the smoked 
 
 [ fish 
 Bottare, to throw, fling, thrust 
 
 . a. pitted with the small 
 
 to. a pock-hole 
 Biituro. m. a kind of fat clay 
 Buz7:cire, to sneak away, to 
 
 Bu77icli. ; IK arid Bu77i<-hio, m. a 
 I small noise 
 . a pm-cuffbion 
 i Hied 
 
 i,/. knowledge of secret 
 things 
 Cabal ista, m. a cabal ist 
 
 r\C 
 
 Caballstico, a. mysteiioul 
 
 I m\i tenn) 
 
 • oUsh fellow 
 Cacaiuoia, irrbjoca 
 
 Cacalocchio! an LnterjectioD of 
 
 wonder 
 
 redo 
 Cacapensieri, m. one who raise* 
 
 difficulty 
 
 . to void, to evacuate 
 
 uviia) a 
 
 dysentery, a bloody flux 
 i acasd to, m, t c »na ited fellow, 
 
 one tib i j-rive 
 
 Cacastdcchi, m. a niggardly fellr.w 
 Cac'ita. f. the easing of the belly, 
 
 a baffle [wardly 
 
 Cacatamente, ad. slowly, awk- 
 
 ■ 
 CacatOio, ?/). a n< cessary house 
 Cacatura, /. the action' of easing 
 
 one's self 
 Cacazibctto, m. beauisb, nice 
 Caccabdldoie, /. cajolery ; dar eac- 
 
 cabaldole, to piease the fancy, 
 
 to (awn 
 Caceao. m. a sort of almond 
 Cacchione, in. a maggot, a larva 
 
 of the bee 
 Cacchionoso, a. full of maggots 
 Caccia,/. hunting, chasing, game; 
 c'iccia. to fly a v. ay; 
 
 <hr caccia ad un vascello. to 
 
 give a ship the chase j < z\\ ha 
 fat to budna c.'ircia. he has had 
 gof>d sport ', andir in caccia, to 
 pursue 
 
 • voli, m. a conjurer 
 
 Cacciafl&nni, a. a 
 
 Cacciagione, /. game, venison ; 
 . a wood 
 for hunting 
 
 Cacciamento, T7J. expulsion ; turn- 
 ing out 
 
 Cacaire, to hunt, (o pursue, to 
 turn out; cacciir un grido, to 
 cry, or scream out ; c 
 oc'chi ad nno, to pull • 
 out ; caedarsi in una com] a- 
 gnia, to intrude into a company 
 •. f". i xpulsion 
 
 Carciatnia./. pincers 
 
 tacciatore, m. a hunter, a perse- 
 cutor 
 
 Cacciafrice, /. a huntress ; in for* 
 ma di cacciatrice, in a riding 
 habit 
 
 rabbi' 
 
CAG 
 
 Cacherfa, /. dalliance, wanton- 
 ness 
 Cacheroso, a. quaint, soft, delicate, 
 wanton ; far ii cacheroso, to be 
 a beau 
 Cachessia, /. a bad habit of body 
 Cachettico, a. ^etico) hectic, con- 
 sumptive 
 Cachinno, m. a loud laugh 
 Caciato, a. strewed with cheese 
 Cacio, in. cheese ; esser pane e 
 
 cacio, to be very intimate 
 Caciuola, /. flat, round cheese 
 Cacofonia, /. cacophony 
 Cacograf ia, /. fault in writing 
 Cacogranzzare, to write incorrectly 
 Cacume, m. top, height, summit 
 Cadauno, pron. each one 
 Cadavero, and Cadavere, m. a 
 dead body [cadaverous 
 
 Cadaverico, and Cadaveroso, a. 
 Cadente, a. falling, declining 
 Cadenza,/, cadence in music 
 Cadiire, to fall down ; far cader 
 morto, to strike dead, to happen ; 
 cader nell' animo, to come into 
 one's thoughts ; cader in disco r- 
 60, to fall Into discourse j cader 
 in taglio, w fall out for one's 
 purpose ; eadere, to decay ; ca- 
 der ammalato, to fall sick ; se 
 cadesse mai, if ever it should 
 happen 5 non cade a voi di. ri- 
 prendermi, it is not your busi- 
 ness to correct me 
 Cadetto, m. a younger brother 
 Cadevole, a. frail, perishable 
 Cadimento, m. destruction, fall, 
 
 setting, despondency 
 Caduceo, m. the wand of Mercury 
 Caducita,/. frailty 
 Caduco, a. frail, perishable ; 
 cadiiche spen'mze, deceiving 
 hopes; mal caduco, the falling 
 sickness 
 Caduta,/. fall, falling 
 Caduto, a. fallen, abject, cast down 
 Caffe, m. coffee, coffee-house 
 Caffeista, m. a corl'ee-drinker 
 Caffettiera, /. o coffee-pot 
 Caflettiere, m. a coffee-house 
 
 keeper 
 Caffo, m. an odd number, singu- 
 lar, rare, extraordinary 
 Cagionamento, m. cause, occasion 
 Cagionare, to occasion, impute, 
 charge [puted 
 
 Cagionato, part, occasioned, im- 
 CagionalOre, rn. one that causes 
 Cagioncella,/. a little cause, pre- 
 tence [excuse 
 Cagi6ne, /. cause, reason, motive, 
 
 CAL 
 
 Cagionevole, a. sickly, valetudi- 
 nary 
 
 Caglia, (from Calere) ove non 
 caglia a te, provided you care 
 not for it 
 
 Cagliare, to decay, to grow faint 
 
 Cagna, /. a bitch 
 
 Cagnaccio, m. a mastiff dog 
 
 Cagnazzo, a. ugly, livid 
 
 Cagneggiare, to menace 
 
 Cagnescamente, ad. surlily 
 
 Cagnesco, a. doggish, brutish; 
 guardare in cagnesco, to look 
 a«kew 
 
 Cagnoletto, Cagnolino, Cagnetto, 
 Cagnuccio, and Cagnuolo, rn. a 
 little dog. a puppy 
 
 Cagnotto, m. a bravo, a favourite 
 
 Cala, /. bay, road for ships ; duck- 
 ing, a sea punishment 
 
 Calabrone, m. a hornet 
 
 Calaiatare, to calk a ship, to stop 
 her leaks 
 
 Calafato, part, calked 
 
 Calamaia,/. Calamaio, m. an ink- 
 horn, or stand ; scuttle fish 
 
 Calamandrina, /. germander 
 
 Calameggiare, to pipe 
 
 Calamita, /. the loadstone, the 
 needle of the compass 
 
 Calamita,/. misery, distress 
 
 Calamitare, to magnetize 
 
 Calamitato, a. belonging to the 
 loadstone 
 
 Calamitosamente, ad. unhappily 
 
 Calami toso, a. miserable, dis- 
 tressed 
 
 Calamo, m. a reed, a pen 
 
 Calandra,/. the bird woodlark 
 
 Calappio, rn. a sliding knot, a 
 snare 
 
 Calare, to let fall, 1o cast down, to 
 descend, decrease, decay, to ebb 
 and flow 
 
 Cal.'ifa, /. descent of a hill, les- 
 sening, fall 
 
 Cfilca,/. crowd, multitude 
 
 Calcagnare, to run away 
 
 Calcagnino, m. the quarter of a 
 shoe, the heels; andar a calca- 
 gnini, to walk slip-shod 
 
 Caleagno, m. the heel ; dar delle 
 cal cagna, to spur; pagardi cal- 
 cagna, to run away 
 
 Calcamento, m. pressing, treading 
 upon 
 
 Calc'ire, to press, tread upon, to 
 oppre4s 
 
 Calcatamente, ad. closely 
 
 Galea to, a. pressed, crowded ; via 
 calc/ita, the king's highway 
 
 Calcatore, m. a treader; calcatdr 
 74 
 
 CAL 
 
 d'uva, a treader of grapes ; caV 
 catrice, /. a woman treader 
 Calcatura, /. a trampling under 
 
 one's feet 
 Cake, /. lime 
 Calce, m. end of a lance 
 Calcese, m. a scuttle in a ship 
 Calcetto, m. a sock, pumps 
 Calcicare, to resist, to trample 
 Calcidonio, and Calcedonio, m. % 
 
 sort of precious stone 
 Calcina,/. lime; calcina fiorita, 
 
 slacked lime 
 Calcinaccio, m. rubbish, ruins 
 Calci nare, to calcine, to burn to a 
 
 calx 
 Calcinato, a. calcined, reduced to 
 
 powder 
 Calcinazione, and Calcinattira, / 
 calcination, reduction to powder 
 Calcio, m. a kick ; dar de' calci, 
 to kick; the footj dar calci alle 
 richezze, to despise riches ; dar 
 calci al vento, to kick the air, to 
 be hanged 
 Calcitrare, to kick, to resist 
 Calcitrazione,/. kicking 
 Calcitroso, a. kicking 
 Cal co, m. chalking (a design or 
 
 print) 
 Calcolaiuolo, m. a weaver 
 Calcolare, to compute, calculate 
 Calcolato, part, reckoned, com- 
 puted 
 Calcolatore, m. an accountant 
 Calcole, /. pi. a weaver's treadle 
 Calcolo, and Calculo, m. compu- 
 tation, account [der 
 Calcolo, m. the stone in the blad- 
 Calcoloso, a. troubled with gravel 
 Calculare, to calculate 
 Calculazione,/. calculation 
 Calda, /. the act of heating ; pig- 
 
 liare una calda, to catch cold 
 Calda ia, /. and Caldaio, or Cal- 
 
 daro, rn. caldron, kettle, pot 
 Calda mente, ad. ardently, eagerly, 
 furiously; pregar caldamente, to 
 entreat earnestly 
 Caldana,/. a cold; mid-day heat 
 Calda no, m. a stove 
 Caldeggiare, to protect 
 Calderaio, m. a brazier, or tinker 
 Calderino, m.. the goldfinch 
 Calderone, m. a great kettle 
 Calderr'itto, m. a pot 
 Calderuola, /. a skillet 
 Caldetto, a. milk-warm 
 Caldezza, /. warmth, earnestness 
 Caldita,/. heat 
 
 Caldo, m. heat, protection, vig- 
 our 
 
CAL 
 
 inn. kind, hearty, 
 pmr, I. I . ad. in a 
 
 1 -. ships 
 
 mack 
 Calende . the first 
 
 mih 
 1 
 1 ilepiu (.a dictiona- 
 
 . to be concerned 
 
 am ji houour ; 
 
 in non cale-re, or c.ale. 
 
 to neglect ; ho messo in non 
 
 ^enJetta, 
 
 . 
 1 rile ground 
 
 i jo\ nothing 
 I [onJnancc'* 
 
 1 '. i 
 
 I 
 
 nu chalice, communion 
 
 • armth 
 
 liph 
 I :. dim 
 
 - 
 ranee 
 
 id Callaia, /. entrance, 
 
 - .are 
 
 I 
 
 i -■ . running 
 
 Callimfia, /. the art of writing 
 
 f 
 
 I ! skin 
 
 1 
 
 •ased 
 ion, fall 
 fof ujon-y. he.) ; desci 
 
 ... love 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 I 
 •corn 
 
 (AM 
 
 : pie 1 
 . ;\ trampler 
 
 clattering 
 wi h ii 
 
 len [off 
 
 . to cn!l, to nib the skin 
 
 impure j 
 
 . til eon- 
 
 Calteritdra, /. scratch, excoriation 
 I . . ,v . /. the 
 
 down 
 Calumare, to veer the cable 
 CaVmnia. /". slander [trad 
 
 CalurniAre, to slander, asperse, de- 
 Calunniito, a. calumniated, ac- 
 cused falsely 
 Calonniatore, TO. slanderer 
 
 Calunnioao, a. calumnious, false 
 C aluih./. manuring 
 
 : calvarsi, 
 
 ae, /. arid Cal- 
 vi/io. m. bal 
 Calvinlsmo, m. Calvinism 
 ' . to, a Cahinist 
 
 L bald [head 
 
 i. the bald part of the 
 . si ckings, a strainer, a 
 
 r^l7,'tcria. /. old stockings 
 Calzaiuol . [insrs 
 
 i'o, m. shoes and stock- 
 Calzante, a. easy to cine on 
 Calz'ire, to put on shoes and stock- 
 
 injs 
 Cab-are, m. shoe, boakia 
 Calzaretto, in. half-boot 
 CalzarfttO, m. buskin 
 Calz.ato, a. having shoes and stock 
 
 . f. a shoe-horn 
 k : nx 
 CalzettAio, m. a ! 
 
 ind s'ockiners 
 
 Calznbsria,/. a shoe-makera shop 
 
 ■veches 
 Calzoolo, m. the chape of a scab- 
 bard 
 
 TO, a coat of mail 
 
 . •. ' 
 
 liamelion 
 nd Camomilla, /. 
 
 per I ( greens, 
 
 ' m. cbamberlain- 
 
 o trainpl-. ■'lmm, m. chamberlain 
 
 I C ami to, m. a stick 
 
 CAM 
 
 Cam'uiro, m. the pope's triple 
 crown 
 
 Cambellotto, r». camlet 
 
 CambiAbile, h, ch ingi able 
 
 Gambia I6re. to, i banker 
 
 Cambiile. /. a till of exchange; 
 cambiAle pagabile al latere, a 
 bill payable to bearer 
 
 Cambiamehto, m. and Cambiatu- 
 n. f. ill inge, \ 
 
 Carnitine, to turn, change, alter; 
 ■ ige,to truck ; camhi.'irsi, 
 to ch inge c il iur : cambi.'irsi 
 in male, to degenerate 
 
 Cambiato,o. altered, transformed] 
 e tt.tto eamtriato, be is much 
 L quite another thin? 
 
 Cambiatore, m. exchanger; banker 
 ira, /. change) fresh 
 hones? andar per cambiatura, 
 to ride | 
 
 Cambio, to, change, exchange; in 
 cambio, instea I ; coglierincam* 
 bio, to be mistaken ; lettera di 
 cambio, a bill of exchange; c:im 
 bio secco, exchange without al- 
 lowance ; render il cambio, to 
 requite, to be even with one; 
 ubio, to lend at interest 
 '. to. a banker 
 
 Cambraia./. lawn, cambric 
 
 •. chamber, room ; came- 
 
 ra locinda, furnished todgingB 
 
 camera di letto, i 1-chamber; 
 camera d' odiehxa, audience 
 chamber; camera terreha, par- 
 h or : camera di poppa, a cabin 
 Camera ccia,/. a miserable room 
 Camerale, a. belonging to a cham- 
 ber 
 Camernta. /. club, society ; un 
 
 eamerata, a companion 
 Camere*tta,/. a liitle room 
 Cameric.ra, /. a chambermaid 
 Cameriere, TO, a valet, sroom 
 Camerfnn, m. close, small room, a 
 cabin, (in a ship) 
 
 "i. ?/i. i chamberlain 
 I I mm 
 Camerdtto, tit. a dumreon 
 
 ■ hite gar- 
 ni' nt 
 Camfcta, f- a shirt, shift 
 Camiciuoia, /. a waistcoat 
 Caminare, an CamminAre 
 CammeHo, m, a camel 
 Caxnmeo, TO. a precious stone in 
 basso relievo [passenger 
 
 CamminAnte. n. travelling : m. a 
 CamminAre, 
 
 CamminAre, m. a march, journey 
 ■a, j. a hall i a walk ; 
 
CAM 
 
 fire una camminata, to take a 
 walk [bier 
 
 Camminatore, m. walker, ram- 
 
 Cammino, m. way, road, journey ; 
 a chimney ; mettersi in cammi- 
 no, to set out on a journey ; 
 metter un negozio in cammino, 
 to set a thing a going 
 
 Camo, to. a bridle, bit, rein 
 
 Camorro, m. a clown 
 
 Camosciare, to dress leather, to tan 
 
 Camoscio, to. tanned leather ; 
 chamois 
 
 Camoscio, a. fiat-nosed 
 
 Cam6zza, /. a wild goat, a chamois 
 
 Campagna, /. the country, a 
 campaign ; mettersi in cainpa- 
 gna, to take the field 
 
 Campagnuolo, a. rural ; un cam- 
 pagnuolo, a countryman 
 
 Campale, a. pertaining to the 
 field ; battfglia cam pale, gior- 
 nata campale, a pitched battle 
 
 Campamento, to. encampment ; 
 escape 
 
 Campana, /. a bell, alembic, still ; 
 far la campana, d'un pezzo, to 
 do a thing at once ; aver le 
 campane grosse, to be dull of 
 hearing 
 
 Campanaio, and Campanaro, m. 
 a ringer, a bell-founder 
 
 Campanella, /. and Campanello, 
 m. a small bell ; campanella, 
 the blue bell flower 
 
 Campanile, m. a belfry, a steeple 
 
 Campare, to preserve, to live ; 
 campare dalla morte, to save 
 one's self ; cam par dalla giu- 
 stizia, to fly from justice ; non ne 
 campo uno, not one escaped 
 
 Campnto, a. escaped 
 
 Campeggiamento, m. encampment 
 
 Campej^iare, to encamp, to shine, 
 to set off 
 
 Campegiio, m. logworj 
 
 Campereccio, a. wild, rural 
 
 Camper^llo, and Campicello, to. 
 a small field 
 
 Campestre, and Campestro, a. ru- 
 ral [tol 
 
 Campidoglio. m. the Roman capi- 
 Campione, m. a champion, a jour- 
 nal, a shop-book 
 Campionessa, /. a heroine 
 Campo, m. a h>M, a square; a 
 camp ; lcvar il campo, to de- 
 camp ; dar campo, to give op- 
 portunity ; dar campo apirto, to 
 give liberty j campo delLa nave, 
 the deck 
 Carnuffare, to disguise, to mask 
 
 CAN 
 
 Camuft'ato, a. disguised, masked 
 
 Camuso, a. flat-nosed 
 
 Canaglia, and Canaglilccia, /. 
 
 mob, iabble 
 Canale, m. a cand, kennel 
 Canaletto, m. a little canal 
 Canapa, /. hemp 
 Canapaia, /. a hemp-field 
 Canape, and Canapo, m. rope, 
 
 cable 
 Canape, m. sofa 
 Canapino, a. of hemp, hempen 
 Canapuccia, /. hemp-seed 
 Canarino, m. a canary-bird 
 Canata,/. scolding 
 Canatteria, /. many dogs 
 Canattiere, m. a dog-keeper 
 Canaviiccio, m. canvass, towel, 
 
 clout [blotting out 
 
 Cancellamento, m. cancelling, 
 Cancellare, to cancel, deface, yield, 
 
 to close with rails 
 Cancellato, part, cancelled 
 Cancellatiira, and Cancellazi6ne, 
 
 /. cancelling, effacing 
 Cancelleresco, a. belonging to 
 
 chancery 
 Cancelleria, /. chancery 
 Cancelliere, m. clerk, chancellor 
 Cancel lo, m. pales, balustrades, a 
 
 grate 
 Canchero, m. a canker, sore 
 Canchero, and Cancherusse, interj. 
 
 zounds 
 Cancheroso, a. full.of sores 
 Cancrena, /. a gangrene 
 Cancrenare, to gangrene 
 Cancrenato, a. gangrened 
 Cancrenoso, a. gangrenous 
 Cancro, to. Cancer, a crab 
 Candela, /. a candle 
 Candelabra, to. a candlestick 
 Candelaia, Candelara, Candelora, 
 
 and Candellaia,/. Candlemas 
 Candelliere, m. candlestick 
 Candelotto, m. and Candeluzza, 
 
 /. a small candle ; candelotto di 
 
 ghiaccio, an icicle 
 Candente, a. burning, red hot, 
 
 shining 
 Caudidamente, ad. candidly 
 Candidato, m. a candidate for an 
 
 office 
 Candidato, a. dressed in white 
 Candidfeza, /. brightness, sinceri 
 ty, candour, purity [cent 
 
 Candido, a. white, sincere, inno- 
 Candfficare, to heat 
 Candire, to candy, or preserve 
 Candito, a. zucchero candito, sugar 
 
 candy 
 Candito, to. candied fruit 
 76 
 
 CAN 
 
 Cand6re, to. whiteness, sincerity, 
 purity 
 
 Cane, to. a dog; the cock of a 
 gun ; dog-star t cane livriere, a 
 greyhound ; cane segugio, a set- 
 ting dog; cane barbone, or da 
 acqua, a shagged dog 
 
 Canestrello, and Canestrino, to. a 
 little basket [basket 
 
 Canestra, /. and Canestro, to. a 
 
 Canfora, /. camphire 
 
 Canforato, a. camphorated 
 
 Cangiabile, a. changeable 
 
 Cangiante, a. changing 
 
 Cangiare, to change, turn, alter 
 
 Cangiato, part, changed, altered 
 
 Canicola, /. the dog-star ; dog 
 davs [days 
 
 Canicolire, a. giorni canicoliri, dog 
 
 Canile, to. a dog-kennel 
 
 Caninamente, ad. dog-like, furious- 
 ly 
 
 Canino, to. a pup 
 
 Canino, a. doggish, canine ; fame 
 canina, canine hunger; denti 
 canini, the eye teeth 
 
 Canizie, f. old age, hoary hair 
 
 Canna, / a cane, a reed ; the gul- 
 let ; 'an ell ; canna d' archibtiso, 
 the barrel of a gun; canna d' 
 organo, the pipe of an organ 
 canna da pescare, a fishing-rod 
 
 Cannamele, /. a sugar-cane 
 
 Cannella,/. a water-pipe ; a spigot, 
 a cock, cinnamon 
 
 Cannellato, a. seasoned with cin- 
 namon 
 
 Cannelletta, Cannellina, /. and 
 Cannellino, to. a spigot, a cane, 
 a reed 
 
 Cannello, m. a reed, or pipe, a 
 quill 
 
 Canneto, to. a place where canea 
 and reeds grow 
 
 Cannibale, a. rustic, rough fellow 
 
 Cannocchiale, and Canocchiale, 
 to. a perspective glass; a tele* 
 scope 
 
 Cannonata, /. a cannon-shot 
 
 Cannoncello, and Cannoncfno, TO. 
 a little cannon, a water-pipe _ 
 
 Canntine, m. a cannon; leggins, 
 pipe ; cannone del collo, the 
 back-bone 
 
 Cannoneggiare, to cannonade 
 
 Cannoniera, /. a hole to shoot 
 through ; a port -hole 
 
 Cannoniere, to. a gunner 
 
 Cann6so, a. full of reeds 
 
 Cannuccia, /. a small reed 
 
 Ca.no, a. gray 
 
 Canoa, /. and Can6e, to. a canoo 
 
CAN 
 
 Cinone, m. a canon, or church- 
 
 h\W 
 Canonic L 
 
 Canonical, a. canonical 
 Canonicameute, ad, canonically 
 Canonicato, m. a canon's 
 
 a ca't.. 
 Canonichessa, /. a canoness 
 
 ■nical 
 Canonic >. m- a canon 
 Canonls'a. in. a 
 Canon 127.1 re. to canonize 
 Canonizzazioue, /. canonization, 
 minting 
 
 .. a canopy bed 
 . •. bannomoos 
 . f. a cellar, a buttery 
 
 . butler, a* store- 
 keeper 
 Cansire, to remove, to escape : 
 ' i di pericolo, to secure, save 
 
 Cansato, a. taken away ; 
 
 Cantacchiare, to sing badlv, chirp. 
 
 I 
 
 Can tarn 
 
 . to cr >w, praise ; 
 can fir il vespro a qualcheduno, 
 
 ne wei-rht, a ton 
 
 . a. messa cai: 
 
 •. m. a sinsrer 
 Canta^ ringer 
 
 hi are 
 Canterdl-. /. j.1. caniharides, 
 
 b flies 
 Canterv terinQ, m. 
 
 a Cha: 
 
 I pan 
 
 - lomon 
 Canticcf : to hum 
 
 -in* 
 CaiTimplira. f. a great bot le, to 
 
 pail [hu'ler 
 
 • 
 
 nent 
 C-4n"«. ■ 
 m"c tempre a canto, be i 
 
 CAP 
 
 near me ; canto (tag do), corner : 
 . put it in 
 : . A canto, ad. by. part, 
 side 
 
 . '. corner, angle 
 
 Can'oncello, and tint uicino, m. 
 ■ little corner, Ut angle 
 
 Cantone, m. a c >rmi ; a cor- 
 ner st>> ;itoni de- 
 cli Svizzeri, the thirteen cantons 
 of the S I [titute 
 
 Cantoniera, /. a strumpet, a pros- 
 
 Cantonuto, a. cornered 
 
 Cantons, m. a singer 
 
 Cantucciaio. m. a pastry cook ; 
 bi-cui r -maker 
 
 Can ucci i. Ok a biscuit 
 
 Canutamente, ad. prudently, cau- 
 ti .msiy [grayness 
 
 Canutezza./. hoariness, whiteness, 
 
 Canutiglia, /. tinsel 
 
 Caniito, a. sray, hoary ; eta canu- 
 ta. old age 
 
 Canzona, and Canzone, /. song, 
 
 BBBOnetj tlar canzone, to a n e 
 
 fair words ; mettere in canzone. 
 
 to laagb at; essere in canzone, 
 
 ighed at 
 
 Canzooare, to tell idle stories ; to 
 niter 
 ire,/, mockery 
 
 Canzoncina, and Can/onetta, /. a 
 short -■ 
 
 Canzoniere, m. lyric poems 
 • ;. fusion. chaos 
 
 Capacei >. n. obstinate, stul born 
 
 u cajiable, skilful, large, 
 sufficient 
 Capacita, Capacitade. and Capa- 
 citate, f. ability, ski I fulness 
 
 . ible, to convince; 
 capacit.'irsi. to 
 Capacitate, a. convinced, sensible 
 of [arms) 
 
 Capaguto, a. p->in»ed, sharp (of 
 I i; innuola, 
 arid Capannetta, /. a 
 eapannadd cammteo,a nian*el- 
 tree [CO tage 
 
 . m. a tha'ch 
 
 j , club 
 CapannOccia, f. a era He * 
 ■ 
 . i i, nr.d Caps 
 
 r, will 
 
 Iful. stub- 
 b-ni : spirilo caparbtO, fierce, 
 bru'i^h 
 
 ■ 
 earn at 
 Caparrare, to be peak, to give ear- 
 nest 
 
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 CAP 
 
 Caparrono, a. foolish, stupid 
 Capassone, a. >illy, fbolisn, dull 
 Capita./, a blow with me bead 
 Capejcchio, m. trash, or flock 
 Capella,/. a kill 
 
 CapellamentO, Wl. CapcllWira, 
 and Capelliera, /. head of liair, 
 periw ig, t iN. hair, a hat box 
 
 Capello, m. hair 
 
 CapellQtO, a. hairy 
 
 Capelvenere, d/<</ Vapehvnero, m. 
 
 the herb maiden-hair 
 Capere, to contain, to understand, 
 
 to take 
 Capestnria, /. elermce, grace 
 Capestro, m. a ro> ., halter j a 
 
 wicked fellow 
 Cipestruzzo, m. a rascal, a rogue 
 Cainitto, m. a little head 
 Capevole, a. capable 
 CapesB&le, no. a band; a bolster; 
 
 esser al capezzale, to be at the 
 
 point of death 
 Capezzolo, m. the nipple 
 Capicerio, in. a vestry -keeper 
 Capifuoco, m. an andiron 
 Capillars, a. like hair, hairy, 
 
 capillary 
 Capill'ito, a. hairy 
 CapiUlzio, m. a bead of hair 
 Capimdnto, m. capaci lusnea 
 Capinascecte, m. a live-hair wig 
 Capipaite^aetdCapipopolo, m. the 
 
 bead of a party 
 
 Capire, to comprehend, undcVand, 
 hold ; non capire in se s'.esso, to 
 be overjoyed 
 
 Capisol lo, in. bountv, arraluity 
 
 . m. capital, wealth, stock, 
 esteem ; far capitale d*nno, to 
 depend on ; f.iccia cap'tAle di 
 me in tutto, dispose of me as you 
 please 
 
 Capitale, a. capital, principal 
 
 Capitalmente, ad. capitally ; ni 
 punUo capitalmente, he suffered 
 
 • . f. the admiral's ship 
 Capitananza, and Capitanena, /. 
 the conAnand of an amrv 
 
 re, to make commanders 
 Capitanato, part. commanded, 
 
 . >?i. captaincy 
 
 i command troop* 
 i in. commander, 
 or : minister of justice 
 
 I 
 
 . • > fall into mia> 
 
 : capi*ar nelle mani to 
 
 fill in'' 
 
 tocausi to be delivered ; gli faro 
 
CAP 
 
 capitarc la vostra lettera, I'll 
 send him your letter 
 Capitato, part, arrived 
 Capitazione,/. poll-money 
 Capitello, in. the head of a pillar, 
 
 the head-band of a book 
 Capitolante, in. a member of a 
 
 chapter 
 Capitolare, to capitulate, to treat ; 
 
 to divide into chapters 
 Capitolato, part, capitulated 
 Capitolazione, /. covenant, agree- 
 ment [capitoline Jupiter 
 Capitolino, a. Giove capitolino, 
 Capitolo, in. a chapter ; chapier, 
 or assembly '. a. clupter-house ; 
 the head-band of a book 
 Capitoli, m. pi. accord, convention 
 Capitombolare, to fall headlong 
 Capitombolo, m. a tumble 
 Capitone, m. coarse silk 
 Capitoso, a. obs*ina"e 
 Capo, in. head, beginning or end ; 
 cause. Da capo, act. again ; da 
 capo a piedi, from top to toe ; 
 capo per capo, minutely ; capo, 
 chief, leader, captain ; s' e messo 
 in capo d'esfi r il primo poeta di 
 Roma, he fancies himself to be 
 the best poet in Rome ; metter 
 nel capo, to make one believe. 
 Capo, end ; in capo del mese, at 
 the month's end ; venir a capo, 
 to come to an end. Capo, a cape, 
 or promontory ; metter capo, to 
 disburden ; rimaner col capo 
 rotto, to have the worst ; far ca- 
 po da uno, to apply to one ; far 
 capo, to oppose, resist ; non aver 
 altro in capo, to think of nothing 
 else; cipr d'anno, new year's 
 day; capo di contrada, alder- 
 man of a ward 
 Capnbandito, m. chief of banditti, 
 
 of highwaymen 
 Capobombarliere, m. a command- 
 er of bombardiers 
 Capocaccia, rn. a prince's chief 
 
 huntsman 
 Capocchia,/. the head of a stick 
 Capocchio, a. silly, foolish J un ca- 
 
 pncchio, a blockhead 
 Capocenso, rn. poll-money 
 Capocroce, m. a cross-wav, or 
 street " [en 
 
 Capocuoco, m. aclck of the kitch- 
 Capog'iUo, m. <h': s'argers 
 Capogirlo, m. priJdiniss 
 Capoglro, m. a frolic, crotchet, 
 
 whim 
 Capolavom, m. a masterpiece 
 Capoletto, m. the bed's head 
 
 CAP 
 
 Capolevare, to fall the head fore- 
 most 
 Capolino, m. a little head ; far ca- 
 
 polino, to spy through a hole 
 Capolo, m. handle 
 Capomaestro, m. a master-builder, 
 
 a chief, superintendent 
 Caponaggiue, and Caponeria, /. 
 
 obstinacy 
 Caponamente, ad. obstinately 
 Capone, a. obstinate 
 Capone, m. a stubborn man 
 Capopiede, m. a folly, error 
 Capopiede., ad. head over heels 
 Capopopolo, rn. leader, ring-leader 
 Caporale, m. a corporal, captain 
 Caporale, a. principal 
 Caporione, m. a commander 
 Caposoldo, m. a bounty 
 Caposquadra, m. a commodore 
 Capoverso, m. the beginning of a 
 
 verse 
 Capovolgere, and Capovolt'ire, to 
 
 turn upside down [changed 
 
 Capovolto, part., upside down, 
 Cappa, f. a cloak, the scallop fish, 
 
 a churchman's cape 
 Cappare, to pick, choose 
 Cappato, part, picked, culled 
 Cappella, /. a chapel, a private 
 
 chapel ; musicians of a chapel ; 
 
 maestro di cappella, a master of 
 
 music 
 Cappellaccio, rn. a large, had hat 
 Cappellaio, rn. a hatter 
 Cappellania, /. a church-living 
 Cappellano, in. a chaplain 
 Cappelletta, and Cappelllna, /. a 
 
 small chapel 
 Cappelletto, and Cappellino, m. 
 
 a smart hat 
 Cappelliera, /. a hat box 
 Cappellinaio, m. a rack (to hang 
 
 things on) 
 Cappello, m. a hat, a cardinal's 
 
 hat ; cappel di fungo, the top cf 
 
 a mushroom 
 Cappel lone, m. a large hat 
 Cappel! uccio, rn. an old hat 
 Cappelluto, part, tuf ed, crested 
 Capperi ! inter j. see Cippita 
 Cnppero, rn. capers 
 Capperone, m. a capuch, a cap 
 Capperuccio, m. a caniail, capuch 
 Cappietto, m. a sliding knot 
 Cnppio, in. a running knot 
 C.'ippita ! inter j. heyday ! 
 Capponaia, /. a mew, or coop, (to 
 
 keep fowls in) 
 Capponnre, to capon 
 Capponato, part, caponed 
 Capponcello, 771. a young capon 
 78 
 
 CAR 
 
 Capp6ne, m. capon 
 
 Capponiera, /. a sort of trench 
 
 with loop-holes to lire out at 
 
 Cappotto, m. a sort of cloak ; far 
 
 uno cappotto, to capot at piquet 
 
 Cappuccino, in. a capuchin friar 
 
 Cappuccio, in. a cowl, a hoodj 
 
 cabbage-lettuce 
 Capra, /. a goat ; salv'ir la capra 
 e i cavoli, do good to one with- 
 out hurting another [herd 
 Capraio, and Capraro, m. a goat- 
 Capresterla,/. a frolic 
 Capretta, and Caprettina, /. a she- 
 kid [kid 
 Capretto, and Caprettino, rn. a 
 Capribarbicornipede, a. goat-foot- 
 ed 
 Capricciare, to quake, to tremble 
 Capriccio, rn. shaking in a fever J 
 freak, whim, fancy ; av<ir ca- 
 priccio d'una cosa, to long for any 
 thing 
 Capricciosamente, ad. capriciously 
 Capricciosita,/. extravagance 
 Capriccioso, a. humorsome 
 Capricorno, in. Capricorn 
 Caprif ico, m. a wild fig-tree 
 Caprifoglio, and Caprifolio, m, 
 
 honeysuckle, or shrub trefoil 
 Caprigno, and Capri no, a. goatish 
 Caprio, and Capriuolo, m. a wild 
 
 goat, a roe-buck 
 Capriola, and Capriuola, /. a wild 
 she goat; capriola, a caper ia 
 dancing 
 Capriol'ire, to cut enpers 
 Capriolelto, rn. a fawn 
 Caprone, m. a he-goat, a cuckold 
 Capiiccio, m. a little head 
 Capzioso, a. captious 
 Carabattole,/. pi. rags, trifles 
 Carabe, in. a sort of amber 
 Carabini, /. a carabine 
 Carabin'ere, 7/1. a carabineer 
 Caracoll'ire, to wh°el about 
 Caracollo, in. wheeling about 
 Ca ■aila, /. a flagon, a boMle 
 Caratlina, /. a small flagon 
 Caiatlone, 771. a large flagon 
 Caramente, ad. dearly, tenderly; 
 vi prego caramente, I entreat 
 you ; me la pagherai caramente, 
 you shall pay dear 
 Caramogio, 771. a d warf 
 Carapignarsi, to quirk, to cavil 
 Cara'are, to consider, to deliberate 
 Caratato, part, considered, pon- 
 dered 
 Caratello, m. a keg for liquor 
 Carato, m. a cara 1 ; uno sciocco di 
 ventiquattro carati, a great fool 
 
CAR 
 
 . dignity, 
 
 Caravella./. a small ship 
 Carbon.'. 
 
 I 
 
 Carbonc actio, nu 
 
 ..isura di 
 cartmn-*, plentifully 
 
 : a carca- 
 hain of precious stones, 
 
 unb 
 . m. 3. quiver for arrows 
 Carca'o. ft, 
 I 
 
 . 
 
 imprisons 
 
 Carren. nient 
 
 . and Car- 
 
 Circo, ft. 
 
 vita e • his life is 
 
 full of 
 Cardarv. slander 
 
 Canl.it ». 
 
 Cardatore. m. a carder, a slanderer 
 Cardatura. /. oai 
 Cardeir.' 
 
 I, vilified 
 lino, m. a 
 
 Cardi- i "-hip 
 
 . a hin^e 
 Card in a: 
 
 pal ; le 
 . principal \ir- 
 tues ; 
 
 points ; nftmeri car] 
 na) numbers 
 I 
 
 uionio, the jioles 
 
 CArdo. t ! f->rwool 
 
 Cardrx 'istle 
 
 Onrespni 
 
 em, value 
 Carrr^iatr., fart, coaxed, caressed 
 . m. a cushion 
 
 CAR 
 
 /. the keel of a ship ; dar 
 
 . 
 
 careen 
 
 C ive 
 
 sing, ti.v'- 
 
 in_ r . alluring 
 
 « ilmente, ad. kindly 
 Caresaina,/. allurement 
 
 cia,/. clownish c 
 C&rica,/. burden, load ; the charge 
 of a gun ; io ho la i 
 
 Of this ; 
 dar la carica al pftmico, to at- 
 tack the enemy 
 Caricamehto, m. burden 
 ■ . a. charged 
 
 I, burden : cari- 
 care an aichibftso, to • 
 
 charge with a crime; 
 ■ dog the 
 . 
 
 i play tiieks with 
 si, to take upon 
 
 '. aggravan'ngly 
 I port. 1 
 
 Carica'ore, m. and Caricalrice,/. 
 he or she 'hat loads 
 
 . f. a caricature 
 m, burden, I ad, care, 
 : nave da c&ril 
 clnn! ship ; dar il • 
 qualche c sa ad uuo, to intrust 
 
 led; calico di vino, 
 druik 
 
 . -nd Carinp, my 
 
 Caiisma, f. a grace, 
 
 charity ; far 1 > 
 
 selfish 
 
 I 
 e!ai 
 
 . lmcnte. and ( 
 men'e. otf. charitably 
 Cariat!\ •. 
 
 /. alia carlona, ad. 
 ly, downishly, cordially, 
 
 Canne, rru a pnem 
 79 
 
 CAR 
 
 Carmelitano, 771. a Carmelite friar 
 Carmin&re, to card wo >l 
 Carminal . 
 
 . m. carmine (fine red 
 
 1,/. carrion 
 I 
 
 meat 
 Camagidne, f. the complexion , 
 q igi6ne biinca e \ ivace, 
 a fair, lived] c mplexioa 
 Carnaio, m. a charnel-b 
 Carcale, a. akin, carnal, sensual, 
 humane, kind; fratello carnale, 
 an own 1 
 Carnal ita./. sensuality, lust 
 Carnalmente, ad. sensually 
 
 I . ?/i. carrion, carcass 
 
 Carnascialire, to give up to unlaw* 
 ful pleasure, glu 
 
 Ca nasciale, tn. the three last days 
 of the carnival 
 
 Carnaacialetcj, a. of carnival 
 
 C irne,/. flesh, meat, pulp of fruit ; 
 esser in came, to be 
 came, to slaughter ; mi I 
 pa carne a fuoco, to un lertake 
 ton much ; canoe grossa. batch- 
 : : lagliar fin alia came 
 viva, tocu 
 
 Camefice, m. a hangman: execu- 
 tion r ; a bio 1 ly-min i.-i man 
 . Be hy 
 
 II p->rk 
 
 •' 
 
 Carnilicina,/. murder ; slaughter; 
 
 the place of execution 
 Caruivoro, a. voracious, flesh-de- 
 vouring 
 Carnosetto, and Carnoso, a. fleshy, 
 
 plump 
 Carnosi a, /. fleshineaw, carnosity, 
 
 (a disease) 
 Carnovale, m. carnival 
 Camovalesco, a. of the carnival 
 Camato, a. <tcr. Carnoso 
 
 . rarcity 
 
 Caro, n. dear, costly; welcome, 
 
 sareobe 
 
 ' be glad 
 
 . •■• value, 
 
 : m' e piii caro d' esser 
 
 in citta eh" in campagna, I love 
 
 • iwn than in the 
 
 country 
 
 Carognaceia, /. an ol 1 prostitute 
 lance 
 I lances 
 • 
 carbte, to lie ; a me non ficche- 
 
CAR 
 
 rete questa car6ta, you shall not 
 make me believe so 
 
 Carotaccia,/. a rotten carrot, a no- 
 torious lie [seller 
 
 Carotaio, rn. fibber, liar, carrot- 
 
 Carotare, to tell a lie 
 
 Carovana, /. a caravan ; a compa- 
 ny of ships 
 
 Carpare, to snatch from ; to creep 
 along, to walk upon all fours 
 
 Carpentiere, m. i> cartwright, a 
 coach-maker, a carpenter 
 
 Carpiccio, to. a great quantity ; 
 dare un buon carpiccio, to bang, 
 thrash oue soundly 
 
 Carpine, m. a lime-tree 
 
 Carpione, m. a carp 
 
 Carpire, to snatch 
 
 Carpo, m. wrist [balsam-tree 
 
 Carpobalsamo, to. the fruit of a 
 
 Carpone, ad. crawling; andar car- 
 pone, to go crawling; star car- 
 pone, to sit squatting 
 
 Carrata, /. a cart-load 
 
 Carratello, m. a kind of barrel 
 
 Carreggiare, to drive a cart 
 
 Carreggiata, /. high-way, road ; 
 uscir della carreggiata, to be 
 mistaken 
 
 Carreggiatore, m. a carman 
 
 Carreggio, m. carts, carriage, bag- 
 gage 
 
 Carretfa, /. a kind of cart 
 
 Carrettaio, m. carman, carter 
 
 Carrettata, /. cart-load 
 
 Carrettiera, /. driver, guide 
 
 Carrettiere, to. the carter 
 
 Canetto, to. a wheelbarrow 
 
 Carrettone, m. a wagon 
 
 Carriaggio, rn. equipage, baggage 
 
 Carriera, /. career, course, race 
 
 Carriuola,/! a truckle-bed 
 
 Carro, rn. a cart, a cart-load ; un 
 carro di fieno, a load of hay; 
 carro trionfale, a triumphal car; 
 carro, the great bear, a constel- 
 lation ; far il carro colla vela, 
 to shift Hie sail 
 
 Carrozza. /. a coach 
 
 Carrozzabile, a. a place where a 
 coach may go 
 
 Carrozza io, rn. a coach-maker 
 
 Carrozzare, to ride 
 
 CairozzVa./. a coach-full 
 
 Carrozziere, m. a coachman 
 
 Carrozzino, 771. a small carriage 
 
 Carruba, /. a sort of bean 
 
 Carruu:io, rn. a ?o-cart 
 
 Carrucola,/. a pulley 
 
 Carrucol'^re, to insnare, overreach 
 
 Carrucoletta, /. a small pulley 
 
 Carta, /. paper ; carte, cards ; 
 
 CAS 
 
 giuocare alle carte, to play at 
 cards; carte da giuoco, playing 
 cards; dar le carte alia scoperta, 
 to speak one's mind ; far le 
 carte, to deal the cards ; carta, a 
 map ; carta da navigare, a sea 
 chart ; carta, a page of a book ; 
 carta amarezzata, marble paper 
 Cartaccia, /. bad paper 
 Cartanonnata, /. virgin parchment 
 Cartapecora, /. parchment, vellum 
 Cartapesta, f. macerated paper 
 CarSastraccia, /. blo'ting-paper 
 Cartasugante, /. sinking-paper 
 Cartata, /. a page 
 Carteggiare, to sail according to the 
 compass; to keep a correspond- 
 ence 
 Carteggio, rn. corresponden 
 Cartella, /. a book cover, inscrip- 
 tion 
 Cartellare, to challenge by letter, 
 
 to write scandalous books 
 Cartello, rn. a manifesto; a libel. 
 
 a lampoon, a challenge 
 Cartiera,/. a paper-mill 
 Cartilagine,/. cartilage, gristle 
 Cartilaginoso, a. cartilaginous 
 Cartoccino, and Cartcccio, m. 
 
 papers used by grocers 
 Cartolaio, to. a stationer 
 Cartolare, to page a book 
 Cartone, m. pasteboard, a cartoon 
 Cartiiccia, /. a bit of paper 
 Casa, /. house, home, habi'ation, 
 parentage, family; ove state di 
 casa, where do you live ? star 
 con 1'occhio a casa, to mind one's 
 business; aprir casa, to take a 
 house ; esser di casa, to be inti- 
 mate ; casa maladetta, hell ; an- 
 date a casa maladetta, go to the 
 devil 
 Cas'icca, /. a coat ; a great coat, a 
 surtout; voltar casicca, to be a 
 turn-coat 
 Casaccia,/. an old, ruinous house 
 Casaccio, to. a strange accident 
 Casale, m. a hamlet, village 
 Casalingo, a. domestic; donna ca- 
 
 salinga, a housewife 
 Casamatta,/. a sort of fortification ; 
 a jail for soldiers [farm-house 
 Casamento, m. a large house, 
 Casare, to marry 
 
 Casata, /. and Casa to, to. a fami- 
 ly, a family name 
 Cascag/rine,/. a drowsiness 
 Cascamento, rn. a fall 
 Cascamorto, to. far il cascam6rto, 
 
 to be swee* upr n a woman 
 Cascante, a. hanging down, fainting 
 80 
 
 CAS 
 
 Cascare, to tumble, fall down 
 cascar ammalato, to fall sick J 
 cascar nelP animo, to bethink 
 one's self; cascare, to fall into 
 sin ; i denti mi cascano, I lose 
 my teeth 
 
 Cascata, /„ a cascade 
 
 Cascaticcio, a. frail, ruinous, de- 
 cayed ; casa cascaticcia, a house 
 ready to fall 
 
 Casca'oio, a. one who easily falls 
 in love 
 
 Caschtitto, to. a head -piece 
 
 Cascina,/. a place to keep cows 
 
 Casella, /. a small house, a cottage ; 
 a break, a blank space 
 
 Casereccio, a. belonging to a 
 house ; pan casereccio, house- 
 hold bread 
 
 Caserma, /. a barrack 
 
 Casiera, /. a house-keeper ; a ser 
 vant-maid 
 
 Casiere, rn. the keeper of a house, 
 prison, &c. [house 
 
 Casina, f. and Casino, to. a small 
 
 Casipola, /. a hovel 
 
 Caststa, rn. a casuist 
 
 Caso, to., chance, accident ; a caso, 
 by chance ; dato il caso, put the 
 case, suppose ; caso, business, 
 case ; non fa caso, 'tis no mat- 
 ter ; fact ; caso di conscienza, a 
 c?.se of conscience ; far caso di 
 qualche cosa, to make much of 
 any thing; caso che, in case 
 that; uomo a caso, a careless 
 man ; questo e il caso, this is the 
 point 
 
 Casolare, rn. a paltry house 
 
 Casone, to. a great house 
 
 Casoso, a. anxious, pensive, care- 
 ful [house 
 
 Casotta, /. and Casotto, to. a snug 
 
 Cassa, /. chest, trunk, cask ; cassa 
 da morto, a coffin ; cassa d'arti- 
 glieria, a carriage for ordnance; 
 cassa di letto, a bedstead ; cassa, 
 a bee-hive, a shrine ; cassa d'oc- 
 chiali, the case for a pair of 
 spectacles 
 
 Cassaccia, /. an old chest 
 
 Cassa re, t . blot out, cancel, raze 
 
 Cassato, part, crossed out, can- 
 celled 
 
 Cassazione, /. annulling, abro- 
 gating, discharging 
 
 Cassero, to. the breast ; an out- 
 ward wall, the upper deck 
 Casserola, /. a copper pan 
 Cassetta, /• a box for cash, & 
 
 church box for alms 
 Cassettaio, to. a box -maker 
 
CAS 
 
 Cassetrtna, /. casket 
 
 Cassetn.. • iwer 
 
 Cassettor . 
 
 Casse'v. . U>x 
 
 r, a cash- 
 
 i. the breast 
 i . vain, use- 
 
 '■ chest 
 
 a plantation of 
 i-tanet 
 1 mred 
 
 ip, stew- 
 . \ farmer 
 
 liffof .1 manor, a 
 \ . honestly 
 
 government of a 
 
 ■>. m. governor of a castle; 
 : • townsman 
 : to a castle 
 
 . m. little 
 Do della 
 aave. the forecastle of a ship 
 rou^h 
 
 n. punishment, ed- 
 [teacb 
 
 almonish, 
 ! me, /. and Castlgo, m. 
 
 . . purity 
 . pure 
 i (of the ring 
 
 ne is set 
 
 -run Cas'ore, m. a heaver, 
 a castor : un cas'oro, a beaver 
 hat 
 I • /• pitching a 
 
 f'a=trapoTCelli,m. 
 i 
 
 I I Dok 
 
 is eunuch 
 
 . lo a camp 
 i -■ 
 booby ; a name of contempt for 
 
 CAT 
 
 Castronerla,/. dulnrs* 
 
 a. accidental ; una oon 
 casuale, .an aeci lent 
 udty 
 
 ■ tlly, i y 
 
 c ha n re 
 
 . '. a mall 
 
 . >n. a casuist 
 . falling 
 
 r little house 
 Catacomba, ./. a vault where mar- 
 
 Durie I 
 Catalalco, in. a scaflbld 
 
 I of mail 
 ' r, a cotlin 
 
 ?. a ca alogue 
 
 - 
 
 Ca*apl&sma, m. i>ouliice, cataplasm 
 Catapolta, /. a warlike engine to 
 
 shoot dart c . ^c. 
 Catarrale, a. cataiTlioua 
 Catarro, and Catarrone, m. a 
 
 rheum, a cold 
 Catarrosamente, ad. catarrhously 
 Citarroso, a. which causes a cold, 
 that has a cold 
 
 •. a pile of wood, &c, a 
 funeral pile ; a certain measure 
 is sold 
 , to tax 
 
 . n tax-book 
 /. catastrophe, fatal 
 cone"'. 
 
 mo, hi. the <">trchism 
 i m. one who catechises 
 Catechistico, a. instructive 
 Catechizzare, to catechise 
 Catecumeno, ?7i. one newly con- 
 verted 
 Categorla. /. category in \nz\c 
 
 . ad. categorically 
 goricaJ 
 Cateufno, and Catello, m. a little 
 dng, a whelp 
 
 ra*t!16ue, ad. step by 
 andar catellon catellone, 
 to ejo softly 
 
 '. a chnin. a necklace ; 
 uscir <!i catena, to tret loose: 
 catena di monti, a long ridge of 
 mountains 
 
 io, m. a bolt 
 
 • . chain 
 Catenate, part, d 
 
 Catenella. f. and C'a^nuzza,/. a 
 lit'le chain 
 
 . f. a floo-1-zat' . 
 
 • Mis at a city g 
 
 r, a ca'aract, disease of 
 
 Catena,/, a multitude 
 81 
 
 CAU 
 
 Catiniio, m. a potter 
 
 Catirn Hi, f. and Latino, m. an 
 
 earth ii baaia 
 Catena, to. a ttok 
 
 iical 
 Catorcio, m. a boll 
 Catrafosso, m. a precipice 
 Catrame, m. tar 
 Cattabriga, m. a litigious fellow 
 
 . in. a lord of a manor 
 
 Cattare, to get, obtain] cattar la 
 limosina, 
 
 Ctttedra, /. a public chair; a 
 pulpit ; "the papa] m b 
 ■■•./. a cathedral 
 
 Cattedrante, m. a master in a sci- 
 ence [professor 
 
 CattedraticO) m. a lecturer, or 
 
 Cattivaccio, a. wicked, lewd, 
 knavish; un cattivaccio, m. a 
 cheat, a bravo 
 
 Cattivamente, ad. unjustly, treach- 
 eron -ly 
 
 Ca'iivanzuola, /. knavery, wicked- 
 ness 
 
 Catti varo, to enslave, to master j 
 to induce; cattivarsi 1' animo di 
 qualcheduno, to win one's heart 
 
 CattivatO, part, captivated 
 
 Cattiveggiare, to lead a bad life; 
 to irrieve 
 
 Cattivello, a. wretched ; contemp- 
 tible ; egli e un cattivello, he is 
 a crafty ro^aie 
 
 Cattivelluccio. a. lean, weak 
 
 Cattiv&za, f. knavery, ro.ru ery 
 
 Cattivila. /. slavery, distress; vil- 
 lanv, mischief 
 
 Cattivo, a. captive, wicked; un 
 catlivo, a slave, a rascal 
 
 Cattolicamente, ad. as a catholic 
 
 Cattolicita,/. Catholicism 
 
 Cattolico, a. calholic, holy, re- 
 lirinus 
 
 Cattolico, m. a Roman catholic 
 
 Ca'tura,/. ca'ch, seizure 
 
 Catturare, to seize, arrest 
 
 Caudatano, m. a train-bearer 
 
 canse, motive, subject; 
 a cansa di, o del, for, on arciunt 
 of; a cam che>becanaej perche 
 c-'iiisa ? on what account ? 
 
 Can-ore, to occasion 
 
 i i, part, caused 
 
 . m. an author, producer 
 
 Causidico, m. a barri-.ter, lawyer 
 
 Cnusticn, m. a cTus'ic 
 
 CAustieo, a. caustic 
 
 Cautamente, ad. heedfully 
 
 Caute'la, f. caution ; wariness; se- 
 curity, bail ; aaaolvere a cautela. 
 to li'miss ujwn bail 
 
CAV 
 
 Cautelare, to caution, warn; cau- 
 telarsi, to lake a provident care 
 
 Ca.utel5.to, a. cautious, wary 
 
 Cauterio, in. a cautery 
 
 Cauterizzare, to cauterize, burn 
 
 Cautissimauieute, ad. very cau- 
 tiously 
 
 Cau to, a. wary, heedful 
 
 Cauzione, /. 'bail ; surety; dar 
 cauzione, to give bail 
 
 Cava, /. a hole, a cave, a vault, a 
 mine; a hiding-place, a den; 
 cava di nietalb, a quarry, a 
 mine ; cava del marmo, a 
 marble quarry 
 
 Cavadenti, rn. deniist, tooth-drawer 
 
 Cavalcante, a. riding 
 
 Cavalcare, to ride on horseback ; 
 cavalcar il paese, to take a view 
 on horseback; to rule, direct; 
 cavalcare a bisdosso, to ride with- 
 out a saddle 
 
 Cavalcita. /. a troop, cavalcade 
 
 Cavalcaton, m. a mounting-block 
 
 Cavalcatore, m. a horseman 
 
 Cavalcatura, _f. any beast for the 
 saddle 
 
 Cavalciare, to sit astride 
 
 Cavalcione, and Cavalcioni, ad. 
 astride 
 
 Cavale^sriere, m. a light-horse 
 
 Cavaliera, /. a knight's lady 
 
 Cav?-liera.to, m. knighthood 
 
 Cavaliere, m. a trooper ; a knight ; 
 a gentleman, a platform ; cava- 
 liere, a nobleman ; cavalier 
 servente, a lady's gentleman- 
 usher; cavalier d' industria, a 
 sharper, fortune-hunter ; essere 
 a cavaliere, to have the advan- 
 tage 
 
 Cavalierotto, m. a gentleman, an 
 esquire 
 
 Cava 11 a.,f. a mare 
 
 CavallAccio, m. a.iade ; abad horse 
 
 Cavallaro, rn. a carrier, a courier 
 
 Cavallereccio, a. fit to be carried 
 by a horse ; bara cavallereccia, 
 a horse litter 
 
 Gavallerescamente, ad. nobly, gal- 
 lantly, genteelly 
 
 Cavalleresco, a. gallant, free, 
 noble ; dignita cavalleresca, 
 esquireship, knighthood ; men/ir 
 vita cavalleresca, to live like a 
 gentleman 
 
 Cavallerla, /. knisrhthood ; caval- 
 leria. cavalry, horse 
 
 Cavallcrizza, /. manege, riding- 
 school 
 
 Cavallerizzo, m. a mooter of the 
 horse 
 
 CAV 
 
 Cavalletta, /. a locust, grasshop- 
 per; far una cavalletta ad uno, 
 to cheat 
 Cavalletto, and Cavallino, rn. a 
 little horse ; cavalletto, a hobby- 
 horse 
 Cavallina,/*. a colt, licentiousness 
 Cavallino, a. belonging to a horse ; 
 
 mosca cavallina, a horse-fly 
 Cavallo, m. a horse; andar a ca- 
 vallo, to ride ; cavallo di razza, 
 a stallion ; cavallo intiero. 
 stone-horse ; cavallo marino, a 
 sea-horse ; dar un cavallo, to 
 whip, to lash; far una cosa a 
 cavallo, to act in a hurry; la- 
 sciarsi levar a cavallo, to submit 
 to imposition ; cavallo d'aii'itto, 
 a hackney-horse ; esser a cavallo, 
 neither to lose nor win 
 Cavallone, rn. a wave, surge, bil- 
 low ; a g'feat horse 
 Cavallucci'), m. apoor little horse; 
 
 a cavalluccio, astraddle 
 Cavalmarino, m. the sea-horse 
 Cavalocchio, m. an exciseman; 
 
 pettifogger; wasp 
 Cavamacehie, m. a scourer 
 Cavamento, rn. digging, undermin- 
 ing, trenching 
 Cavare, to draw, wrest, take 
 away ; to dig ; cavare una fossa, 
 to dig a grave ; cavar di bocca 
 un segreto, to get a secret ; ca- 
 var uno del fango, to assist, to 
 raise from the dirt; cavar uno 
 di cervello, to tease to death ; 
 cavarsi la voglia, to satisfy one's 
 desire; cavarsi la sete, to quench 
 thirst; cavar acqua, to draw 
 water ; cavar sangue, to let 
 blood ; cavar gli occhi, to pull 
 out the eyes ; cavar le macchie, 
 to take out stains 
 Cavasfighero, m. a cork-screw 
 Cavata, /. a digging, a trench ; ca- 
 
 vata di sangue, a bleeding 
 Cavato, 'part, dug 
 Cavato, 77i. a hole, a pit 
 Cavatore, 771. a digger, a miner; 
 cavator di denti, a teeth operator 
 Cava'ura, /. a hole, a cave 
 Cavelle, /. pi. something; tu hai 
 
 cavelle, something ails you 
 Caverna, /. a den, a cave 
 Cavemetta, /. a small cave 
 Oavernosila, /. depth, concavity 
 Cavernosa, a. full of holes 
 Cavezza, /. a halter for criminals ; 
 levar la cavezza, to set at liber- 
 ty ; romper la ca'-ezza, to addict 
 one's self to debauchery 
 
 CED 
 
 Cavezzina,/. a bridle 
 Cavezzone, m. a sort of muzzle for 
 
 a horse [fish pickled 
 
 Caviale, m. the roe of a certain 
 Cavicchia, /. and Cavicchio, rn. 
 
 a wooden pin 
 Caviglia, /. a pin, a peg, the peg 
 
 of an instrument; caviglia del 
 
 piede, the ankle-bone 
 Cavil tare, to cavil, to wrangle 
 Caviliatore, m. a caviller 
 Cavillazione,/. and Cavillo, m. a 
 
 wrangle, cavil, quirk 
 Caviilosamente, ad. captiously 
 Cavilloso, a. carping, captious 
 Cavita,/. hollowness 
 Cavo, a. concave ; luogo cavo, a 
 
 deep place ; occhi cavi, hollow 
 
 eyes 
 Cavo, 771. a mould to cast in; a 
 
 cable ; a cape 
 Cavolfiore, m. cauliflower 
 Cavolino, and Cavolo, m. cab- 
 bage; cavolo cappuccio, cole- 
 wort 
 CavreUo, m. a kid 
 Cavriola, f. a caper; far cavri61e, 
 
 to cut capers 
 Cavrioletta,/. a little caper 
 Cavriuola,/. a she-goat 
 Cavriuolo, m. a he-goat 
 Cazioso, a. captious 
 Cazza, /. a ladle 
 Cazzare, to draw ; cazzar la sc6t» 
 
 ta, to draw the rope 
 Cazza vela, /. a bird, (so called) 
 Cazzottare, to strike hard 
 Cazzotto, rn. a blow ; far a ca» 
 
 zotfi, to box. tn fight with fists 
 Cazzuola, /. a -r<~<vel 
 Ce, pran. dot. and ace plur. to 
 
 us ; us ; ce ne mando, he sent to 
 
 us some ; qui ce la godiamo, we 
 
 enjoy ourselves here. Ce, ad. 
 
 here, there ; non ce ne sono, 
 
 here are none 
 Cecag°ine, /. blindness, error 
 Cecare, to blind, to darken; le 
 
 passion i cecano i cattivi, pas- 
 sions blind the wicked 
 Cecato, pari, blinded, darkened 
 Cece, m. vetches; non puo tene> 
 
 cece, he cannot keep a secret ; 
 
 inseacnare rodere cece, to show 
 
 one his faults 
 Cechezza, Cecita, Cecitade, and 
 
 Cecitate,/. blindness 
 Cecino, m. a wild swan 
 Cedente, a. yielding 
 Cedenza,/. pliancy 
 Cedere, to submit, to resign ; non 
 
 vi cedo in nulla, I do not yield 
 
CEL 
 
 to you ; ce\.ere a chicchessla, to 
 
 comply with any body's will • 
 
 unce ; to irrant 
 
 I iiant 
 ■ . suppleness 
 
 Cedoh. e.lnle 
 
 th lemon 
 
 Cediino, a. made of cedar J tavola 
 
 celrina. a ce lar table 
 Cedriuolo, m. cucumber 
 
 :. a cilr-n, or cedar-tree ; 
 di cedro, of cedar-wo.xl 
 Cedrone. a. c*\lar-c->lour 
 
 Ua,/. a certain herb 
 : ph-ilic vein 
 Cef.ilico, a. cephalic, good for the 
 
 . the mullet-fish 
 
 ij> on the face 
 - it, blockhead 
 
 • dnz ; an 
 che bel cett'o! a 
 :)Jeed '. far ceffo, 
 
 to dislike ■ • 
 
 . n. a cuff on the ear 
 
 CeUmen'o, T7i. a hilinr, eonceal- 
 WiJRMito di ense rubate, 
 inent of stolen things 
 itioie 
 helmet 
 Cetaamen'e. a^i. secretly 
 | ..-rf. lii I, "r bj 
 cealed ; vi prejo di tenermi ce- 
 In cela- 
 to. ad. secre'ly. in secret 
 arge helmet 
 I :uuch re- 
 
 Downe 1 
 i He, a. lnulible 
 
 -at ion, ce- 
 lebrity, repatatiou 
 
 : : il cele- 
 
 • labiates 
 
 , to celebra'e, commend 
 
 rnniz !, en. inent 
 
 I 
 
 Celebrazione, /. celebration, so- 
 lemnly 
 
 •■ ned. famous 
 worthy to be cele- 
 
 I 
 
 ,. -wift 
 ; 
 I 
 blue 
 
 ivine 
 
 CEN 
 
 CekstSno, a. blue, sky-colour 
 . I joke. a. jest 
 . i i be cheerful, in jest 
 Celibato, ra. a single life 
 Celil I'.irio, m. Friar, a priest 
 ( elibe,o. unmarried ; vivercelibe, 
 
 to live in celibacy 
 
 Celidonia./. celandine 
 
 . i cave, cellar, a cell 
 
 CeUato, I lliere, m. 
 
 buttery, cellar 
 
 Celleraia, /. mid Ceileraio, m. a 
 ceUarist (in a monastery) 
 
 Celletta, and Cellttzza, /. a little 
 cell, or to HO 
 
 Celonaio. m. a carpet-maker 
 
 Celdne, m. a carpet 
 
 Celsih'i line, /. hi jhness. excellency 
 
 Cembalo, and Cembolo. m. cym- 
 bal ; ngiira di cembali, an ugly 
 figure 
 
 lla,/. sec Cennamelia 
 
 Cena./. supper 
 
 Cenacolo, m. a supper-room 
 
 Cenare, to eat supper 
 . | art. supped 
 
 Cencerello, m. a small rag 
 '. a heap of rags 
 
 Cenciain. 
 
 Cenciaiuolo, in. a dea'er in rags 
 
 Cencinquanta, m. (centociuquanta) 
 Ired and fifty 
 
 Cencio, m. a rag, a taUer ; non 
 aver cencio di che che sla, to be 
 destitute; non posso trovar cbi 
 mi desse fuoco a cencio, I nave 
 no help in the world 
 
 Cencidao, a. rar re 1 
 
 Cenerata,/. lie-ashes 
 
 •. ishes ; il giorno 
 delleceneri, Ash Wednesday ; ri- 
 durre r. troy by fire 
 
 i. f. a slender supper 
 
 Cenericcio, a. a>h-coloured 
 
 Ccnerim, a. nrayi-h, ash-coloured 
 . a. full of astua 
 
 Cenetta. f. a small supper 
 
 Cennam.dla, f. a pipe, a flute 
 
 Cennamo, and Cinnamo, m. cin- 
 namon 
 
 Cenn.ito, a. indicated, designated 
 
 Cenno. m. a si_<n : a i 
 man 1 : ergiti a cenni • 
 
 : DO, till?, 
 'be tingling of a bell j dare o far 
 
 ' una cisa, to mention a 
 
 thing sli.'h ly [ninety 
 
 Cennrrvanta, a. a hundred and 
 
 Cenobio, m. a monastery, convent 
 
 '. m. a monk 
 Onquarin'a, tt. a bundrel an 1 
 forty 
 
 W 
 
 CER 
 
 Ce>T;es>v'inta, a. a hundred and 
 sixty 
 
 Censettanta, a, a lmndred and 
 seventy [mortgige 
 
 Oenso, in. hucj subsidy, revrardj 
 
 Censor&re, t" censure 
 
 m. a ci BOOT) critic ; re- 
 fbrmer, comptroller 
 
 Censoria./. censfii-ship 
 . a. tributary 
 
 Censnra,/, reproof, criticism, judg- 
 nu nt 
 
 Censurare, to censure, chide, rep- 
 rehend [bilked 
 
 Censun'Uo, part, censured ; re- 
 
 Centauro, m. the centaur 
 
 Centellare, to sip 
 
 Centellino, and C entello, m. a sip, 
 a small draught 
 
 Centesimo, a. the hundredth 
 
 Centhia, /. a hundred, a frame 
 
 CentinaiO, m. a hundred 
 
 Centin.are, to bend ; make an arch, 
 or vault 
 
 Cento, a. hundred; mi par ce.n'.o 
 anni di vederlo, I long to see 
 him [lar 
 
 Centogaxnbe, m, a sort of caterpil- 
 
 Centomfla, a. a hundred thousand 
 
 Centone, m, patched-work, a po- 
 em ef borrowed verses 
 
 Centrale, a. central 
 
 Centra, m. the centre, the dep'h 
 
 (\ ntumviri, m. pi. the centumviri 
 
 Centuplicato, mid Ceutuplo, nu 
 a hundred f ■' I 
 
 Centura,/, a girdle 
 
 Centdria, /. a band of a hundnd 
 men ; a hundred years 
 
 Ccnturino, m. a waist-belt 
 
 Centurione, m. a centurion ; the 
 captain of a hundred men 
 
 Cennzza,/. a |>oor supper 
 
 (Vpp.'iia. /. the root of a tree 
 
 Ceppatelfo, and Cejiperello, m. a 
 small stump 
 
 Ceppo, rn. the tnmk, or stump of 
 . a log, bbick ; stocks; 
 fetters ; origin ; ceppo d'incu- 
 dine, the stock of an anvil ; cep- 
 po di case, a block of houses 
 
 \. wax-candle; torches, 
 taper; cera, (volto,) face, mien, 
 countenance; far buona cera, to 
 make one welcome; di buona 
 c- ra, mrrrily 
 
 Ceraiuolo, m. a wax-chandler 
 
 Cerattcca,/. sealing-wax 
 
 ('< •ani.tli, /. a pipe, a ba^-pipe 
 i cherry 
 
 f. a serj>ent supposed to 
 hat e horns 
 
CER 
 
 Cerbaia, /. a plantation of green 
 
 oaks 
 Cerbero, m. Cerberus, the dog of 
 
 hell 
 Cerbio, m. a hart, a stag 
 Cerca, /. search, inquiry ; andar 
 
 alia cerca, to go a begging 
 GercAnte, a. searcher, a beggar 
 Cercare, to seek, search, stroll, 
 ramble ; cercar del pane, to 
 work for bread ; cercar il nodo 
 nel giunco, to look out for diffi- 
 culties ; cercar un partito, to look 
 for a good bargain ; cercar ro- 
 gna, to seek trouble 
 Cercata,/. inquiry, search 
 Cercato, part, searched, sought for 
 Cercatore, m. a seeker 
 Cercatiira,/. research, requisition 
 Cerchiaio, m. a cooper 
 Cerchiamento, rn. act of hooping 
 Cerchiare, to hoop ; cerchiare una 
 ssccbia, to hoop a pail; cerchi- 
 are, to surround 
 Cerchiato, part, surrounded 
 Cerchiatura, /. act of encircling, 
 
 hooping 
 Cerchietto, m. a small hoop 
 Cerchio, m. a hoop, circle ; cerchio 
 di ruota, the circle of a wheel 
 Cercine, m. a roll, a porter's knot 
 Cerco, m. circle, circus 
 Cercone, m. sour wine 
 Cerebro, rn. the brain 
 Ceremonia, /. ceremony 
 Ceremoni/ile, m. a ritual 
 Ceremoniale, a. ceremonial 
 Cereria,/. chandler's shop 
 Cerfoglio, m. the herb chervil 
 Cerfuglidne, m. dishevelled hair; 
 
 compliments 
 Cerimonia, /. ceremony, rite 
 Cerimoniere, and Ceremoniere, 
 
 171. master of ceremonies 
 Cerimoniosamente, and Ceremoni- 
 
 06am6nte, ad. courteously 
 Cerimonioso, a. ceremonious 
 Cerna, /. the refuse, choice 
 Cernere, to sever, sift, pick; to 
 
 distinguish 
 Cernuto, part, separated 
 Cero, m. a wax taper, a statue 
 Cerona.,/. a large face 
 Ceroso, a. waxy 
 Cerr.ttino, rn. a little wax taper, a 
 
 plaster of wax, &c. 
 CeroUo, rn. a wax taper ; a cere- 
 cloth 
 Cerpellone, m. an error, fault, 
 
 blunder 
 Cerretano, m. a judder, a quack 
 Cerrdto, m. a wood of green oaks 
 
 CER 
 
 Cerro, m. a green oak ; a fringe 
 a tuft of hair 
 
 Cerriito, a. full of green oaks 
 
 Certame, m. fight, combat 
 
 Certamente, ad. certainly 
 
 Certare, to combat 
 
 Certezza, /. certainty, assurance 
 
 Certificamento, m. assurance, con- 
 firmation 
 
 Certilicare, to certify, ascertain 
 
 Certificato, a. assured 
 
 Certificate, m. and Certificazione, 
 /. a certificate 
 
 Cer'issimamente, and Certissimo, 
 ad. most certainly 
 
 Certissimo, a. most certain 
 
 Certitiidine,/. certainty 
 
 Certo, pron. some, some one 
 
 Certo. a. certain, sure ; certa co- 
 sa e, 'tis certain. Di certo, al 
 certo, per certo, ad. certainly 
 
 Certo, ad. certainly 
 
 Certosa,/. a Carthusian monastery 
 
 Certosino, rn. a Carthusian monk 
 
 Certuno, a. a certain one 
 
 Ceriileo, a. sky-coloured 
 
 Cerusico, m. a surgeon 
 
 Cerussa,/. white lead 
 
 Cerva, /. a hind 
 
 Cervellaccio, m. hair-brained, 
 stubborn, conceited ; a poor 
 mind 
 
 Cervellaggine, /. whim, maggot 
 
 Cervellata,/. a kind of sausage 
 
 Cervelletto, and Cervellino, m. 
 brainless, hair-brained 
 
 Cervelliera, f. a light helmet 
 
 Cervellinaggine, /. vivacity, blun- 
 der 
 
 Cervellino, a. giddy 
 
 Cervello, m. the brain ; star in 
 cervello, to take care; stillarsi 
 il cervello, to puzzle one's brains; 
 metter il cervello a par'ito ad 
 uno, to make another doubtful ; 
 uorno di cervello, a wise man 
 
 Cervellone, m. an extravagant, or 
 silly man ; one who has power 
 of mind 
 
 Cervetto, m. a young stag 
 
 Cervia, see Cerva 
 
 Cerviatto, m. a fawn 
 
 Cervice, /. the back of the neck ; 
 uomo di dura cervice, a stubborn 
 man 
 
 Cerviere, m. a lynx 
 
 Cerviero, a. quicksighted ; 6cchio 
 cerviero, a lynx's eyes 
 
 Crrvietfo, rn. young s*ag 
 
 Cervio, rn. a stag, hart 
 
 Cervo, m. a stag, hart 
 
 Cervogia,/. beer 
 
 84 
 
 CHE 
 
 Cesare, m. Caesar 
 
 Cesareo, a. imperial ; operazi6ne 
 Cesarea, the Caesarean operation 
 
 Cesellare, to work with a chisel 
 
 Cesello, rn. a chisel 
 
 Cesio, a. that has blue eyes 
 
 Cesoie,/. pi. a pair of scissors 
 
 Cespite, and Cespo, m. turf, sod, 
 bush 
 
 Cespuglio, rn. bush 
 
 Cespuglioso, and Cespugliato, a. 
 bushy, thick _ 
 
 Cessagione, /. interruption, cessa- 
 tion, departure, distance 
 
 Cessame, m. scum of the people 
 
 Cessamento, m. cessation 
 
 Cessante, a. ceasing, negligent 
 
 Cessare, to cease ; to avoid, escape, 
 dispel, mitigate ; la pioggia ces- 
 sera tosto, the rain will be over 
 presently ; i rimed j cessano il 
 dolore, remedies assuage pain; 
 non puo cessar dal here, he 
 cannot forbear drinking 
 
 Cessato, part, ceased 
 
 Cebsazione, /. cessation 
 
 Cessione, /. cession, resignation ; 
 far cessione di beni, to resign 
 one's property 
 
 Cesso, m. cessation, removal ; a 
 necessary house 
 
 Cesso, part, given up 
 
 Cesta, /. basket, chest 
 
 Cestaecia, /. an old basket 
 
 Cestaio, m. a basket-maker 
 
 Cestella, /. and Cesteilo, m. a 
 li tie basket 
 
 Cestire, to sprout [bushy 
 
 Cestito, and Cestuto, a. thick, 
 
 Cesto, m. a gauntlet ; a bush ; il 
 cesto di Venere, Venus's girdle 
 
 Cestone, m. a large basket 
 
 Cestjra, /. a syl lable in Latin verses 
 
 Ceten,/. a guitar 
 
 Cetera, &c. et cetera, and so forth 
 
 Ceterare, and Cetereggiare, to 
 play on the guitar 
 
 Ceteratore, and. Ceterista, m. a 
 performer on the guitaf 
 
 Cetsrizzare, to sing to the guitar 
 
 Ceto, m. a whale ; rank, dignity; 
 an assembly 
 
 Cetra,/. a ci'hern 
 
 Cetrina, /. balm, balm-gentle 
 
 Cetriuolo, m. cucumber 
 
 Che, that, which, whom, what, 
 how, because, why, until, after, 
 when, as soon as, whatsoever, 
 otherwise, than ; m'ha scritto 
 che non poteva venire, he wrote 
 to me that he could not come ; 
 il libro che m' avete mandate, 
 
cm: 
 
 the book which you sent me ; l 
 nonsoche fuc. 1 knm\ 
 tndo ; che volete ? w b 
 want? dttegU 
 
 tell him to come to me . bod ba 
 
 che un cavillo, be In- 
 
 horse; che picv.'i che grand i, 
 
 be tngle- 
 
 jlish and 
 
 ■ ,! i donna 
 
 e que- 
 
 ——pig— ; bow bap] i 
 
 be in the country! datenii tem- 
 po che possa 
 
 me time th.it I may answer him ; 
 
 che <e DOB veoi e "Z_ r i, andero 
 
 Brt come 
 
 . I shall depart ; che noil 
 
 parli"? why do you not speak? 
 
 aspetu . -lay till I 
 
 che avrb questa 
 
 . is soon as I have 
 
 written this lc'ter. I shall go: 
 
 tia che che sia. whatsoever it 
 
 ; un bel che per andare 
 
 in cc' 
 
 r to this 
 other" ricco che 
 
 dotto, he is ra'her rich than 
 learned ; che c"e ? what is the 
 
 thins, matter, subject 
 
 n, now and then 
 • hat sort, 
 
 rico 
 Chervr- . wish 
 
 Cherica,/. a priest's shaved crown 
 Chericri' i a priest 
 
 Chericalmente, ad. in a clerical 
 
 way 
 Cbencat . clerzy, 
 
 function of 'he clergy 
 
 . m. clerk, clergyman, a 
 
 Cher:. ir*M 
 
 - ■ . 
 Cherm* 
 
 . 
 rrain 
 loured 
 L a peninsula 
 do, m. cherub 
 
 "■, receipt 
 I 
 
 •nre 
 Cbetissinianjente, ad. very quietly 
 
 CHI 
 
 be quid . ogni com i ra cbdta in 
 
 ie1 i. ad. softly 
 i. who, v. h >m, whoever, 
 some, any one; aochi e, 1 know 
 W ho he is ; a chi avete parl&to ? 
 w bom did yon cpeak to ? chi di 
 voi ha detto quesl i ? « b 
 
 i coman- 
 damenti di Di i sara salvo, w bo- 
 ever observes the commannmenta 
 : chi dice- 
 va unaoosa, e chi un'al 
 said one thin ;. 
 non vi sara clii dica il o 
 no one will say the contrary 
 Chiacchiera,/. chit-chat 
 Chkcchierame'nto, m. prattling 
 Cbiacchierare, to chat, to | 
 Chiacchierata,/. chit-chat, tattling 
 ChiacchieratDre, m. a tattler 
 Chiacchierella,/. idle talk 
 Chiacchierino, m. a prattler, a 
 blab [talker 
 
 Ch'.acchierone, m. a Ions, tedious 
 Chiacchillare, to tittle-tattle 
 Chiamamehta, m. invocation 
 Chiamante, part, invoking, calling 
 
 upon 
 
 Chiamare, to call, to namp ; man- 
 
 chiamare, to send far; 
 
 bat is your 
 
 name ? chiamarsi c 
 
 be contented; chiamAisi vmtu, 
 
 t surrender one's s^lf; chia- 
 irsi otfeso da quali 
 ink one's self wronged; chia- 
 mar fuori, to challenge 
 Cbiamata,/. calling, election, sig- 
 nal for uattle ; batter la chiaina- 
 fat, to heat a parley 
 Chiamato, pari, called 
 Chiamatore, nu a caller, an in 
 voker [tion 
 
 Chiamo, m. call, demand, invoca- 
 Chiana,/. a standing pool 
 Chiantare, to impose upon 
 
 . f. buttock; a thing easily 
 
 Chiappare, to sra'ch, pull, force; 
 
 i, and Chiappoleria, /. a 
 •rule 
 Chiappolare, to lav out one's card' 
 
 cm 
 
 Chiarezza, /. light, brightness, 
 satisfac ion, . ; repicui- 
 
 iv, nobleness of birth 
 Chiarificare, to clarify, brighten, 
 
 tplain 
 Chiarificai leared 
 
 ( hiarificazidne, /. illustration, evi- 
 dence, plainness 
 Chiarimi nto, m, and Chiarigi6ne, 
 
 /. demonstration 
 (.'hiarina, /. clarion, hautboy 
 Ghiarlre, to dear up, explain, rc- 
 
 . to grow dear 
 Chiarita,/. light, splendour 
 Chiarito, a. lucid, shining, evident 
 Chiaro, a. clear, luminous, charm* 
 hie, famous, hearty, certain ; far 
 Chiaro alCO.no. to inform one; 
 chiaro di luna, moonshine ; 
 cominda a far chiaro, the day 
 breaks 
 Chiaro, ad. clearly, plainly 
 Cbiarore, m. splendour, luiirhtness 
 ir i, 7/i. (d'\n\ ritrMto) the 
 I shade (of a pic.ure) 
 Chiassaiuola, /. a trench, or ditch 
 to convey rain water 
 
 >tir 
 .!'.),Chiasstttto,a/.rf Chias- 
 so, m. a narrow street, lane, 
 
 i • (or lane 
 
 that ha . 
 
 . a kind oi flat-l 
 Chiavaccia, /. a large key 
 Chiavacdo, m. a bolt 
 ChiavAio, mid Chiavaiuolo, m. a 
 
 turnkey, a locksmith 
 Chiavare, to drive in, to nail, 'o 
 lck 
 
 . part, pierced, nailed, 
 Cbiavatura, f. a las 
 
 . akey,auth6rity,power, 
 influence; le chiivi, the keys, 
 or the pope's authority ; chiave, 
 a frontier town ; chiive di yite ? 
 key ; to tengo le chiavi 
 del codrdi costui, I dispose of 
 that man as I please 
 Chiavellare, to nail 
 Chiavellata,/. a wound from a nail 
 .. in. a nail 
 oa,/. javelin 
 Chiavdtta, f. a little key 
 Chiavica, f. a common sewer 
 i. ■>- 
 
 Chiappolino, m. an idle, silly m f. a sink 
 
 C'hnppolo. m. a dl nial. a n rasaJ 
 Chiarane.i'e. ad. clearly, plainly 
 
 ' (in, resolve; chia- 
 rarsi, to become fair 
 I Chiarea,/. gruel 
 
 Chiavisteilo, m. a Ixjlt for a door 
 Chi&ZZa, f. a scab 
 
 ><r, any 
 
CHI 
 
 ChicchirillAre, to cluck, to prate 
 Chicchirillo, to. nonsense 
 Chiche, pron. whosoever 
 Chichinata, /. crowing 
 Chiedente, a. requesting, or de- 
 manding 
 Chiedere, to a:-k, beg, sue for ; che 
 
 chiedete ? what do you want ? 
 
 chiedere in presfito, to borrow 
 Chiedirnento, m. request, petition 
 Chieditore, m. a petitioner 
 Chierica, /. ace Cherica, and its 
 
 derivations 
 Chiesa,/'. a cliurch 
 Chi;'.v'is:ra, /. a devotee 
 ChiesettaXhiesicchiola, and Chie- 
 
 sina,/. a little church 
 Chiesetlina, /. a chapel 
 Chi splastico, and Chiesolastro, a. 
 
 a frequenter of church 
 Cfeiesta,/. a request 
 Chiesto, part, requested 
 Chilihcare, to digest 
 Chilihcv.ione, /". digestion 
 Chilmdro, to. a water-snake 
 Chiio, rn. the chyle 
 Chiloso, a. of the nature of chyle 
 Chimera,/, chimera, fancy 
 Chimerico, a. imaginary 
 Cl.iniCi izz'ne, to dream, to fancy 
 Chimica, /. chymistry 
 Cliimicajuen'e, ad, chymically 
 Chimico, to. a chymist 
 Chimico, a. chymieal 
 China, /. declivity ; lascinr andar 
 
 1' acqua alia china, to let things 
 
 g'o as they will 
 Chinachina,/, Jesuit's bark 
 Chinare, to bend, to bow ; chinare 
 
 il viso, to look down ; chinar gli 
 
 occhi, to cast down the eyes ; 
 
 chinar la tes ; a, to consent, "sub- 
 mit : chinar la testa ad uno, to 
 
 bow ; china rsi, to stoop 
 Chinata,/. a descent 
 Chinatamente, ad. privately 
 Chinafo, a. crooked, bent ; colle 
 
 gin6cchia chinate, with bended 
 
 kr,<-s 
 Chinattira,/. a de=cent 
 Chincaglia^ and Chincaglieria, /. 
 
 hardware 
 Cliine-),/. an ambling nag; chinea 
 
 Inglese, a gelding 
 Chinevole, a. pliant, flexible 
 Chino, m. declivity, steepness 
 Chino, a. inclined ; bended ; ca- 
 
 minir col capo chino, to walk 
 
 with one's head down 
 Chino, a. low, deep 
 Chioccare, to beat, to strike 
 Chi6ccia, /. a brood hen 
 
 CI 
 
 Chiocciare, to cluck, to begin to be 
 ill [to be faintish 
 
 Chioccio, a. hoarse ; stir chioccio, 
 
 Cliiocciola, /. a snail, the shell, a 
 screw ; a cliiocciola, screw-like; 
 scala a chiocciola, a winding 
 staircase 
 
 Chioccioletta, and Chiocciolina, 
 /. a small screw, or shell 
 
 Chiodaiuolo, m. a nail-maker 
 
 Chiodare, to nail 
 
 Chiod&to, to. a small nail 
 
 Chiodo, to. a nail; aver fisso il 
 chiodo, to-be resolved 
 
 Chioma, /. hair, head of hair, fo- 
 liage ; trarre la chioma alia roc- 
 ca, to spin [tion 
 
 Cblosa,/. gloss, comment, exposi- 
 
 Chiosare, to comment 
 
 Chiosato. part, interpreted 
 
 C'hiosatore, in. a commentator 
 
 Cliiostra,/; an abode 
 
 Chiostro, to. a cloister, a monas- 
 tery ; chiostro virginale, the 
 neck of the womb, or matrix 
 
 Chioito, a. quiet, still 
 
 Chiovare, to nail up ; chiovare 
 l'artiglieria, to nail up cannon 
 
 Chiovato, part, nailed 
 
 Chiovatura, /. a nail-hurt in a 
 horse's hoof 
 
 Chiovo, to. a nail 
 
 Chiragra, f. gout in the hand 
 
 Chiragrico, a. gouty 
 
 Chirografo, rn. a bond under one's 
 own ha"nd [palmistry 
 
 Chiromante, m. one skilled in 
 
 Chiromanzia, /. palmistry 
 
 Chirurgia,/. surgery 
 
 Chirfirgo, rn. a surgeon 
 
 Chisciare, to rake, weed up 
 
 Chitare, to quit, forsake 
 
 Chii.irra,/. a guitar 
 
 Chiucchiurlaia,/. a buzzing noise 
 
 Chiudenda,/. a palisado, pales 
 
 Chiudere, to shut, contain, to bar, 
 hide, conceal ; chiudere il pugno, 
 to clinch the fist ; il dolore mi 
 chiude il cuore, grief presses my 
 heart; chiudere gli occhi, to close 
 the eyes in death 
 
 Cbiudimento, m. enclosure 
 
 Chiiinque, pron. whoever 
 
 Chiusa,/. an enclosure, orchard 
 
 Chiusamente, od. secretly, private- 
 ly 
 
 Chiuso, m. enclosure [in 
 
 Chiuso, a. closed, covered, locked 
 
 Chiusura,/. enclosure, a lock 
 
 Ci, there, here; ci sono stato sta- 
 mattina, I was there this morn- 
 ing ; ci, to us ; ci d isse, he told 
 
 CIA 
 
 us; non so quel che ci farerao, 1 
 know not what we shall do j ci, 
 ourselves ; quando meniamo una 
 vita sregolata, e segno che non 
 ci amiamo, when we lead a dis- 
 orderly life, 'tis a sign that we 
 love not ourselves ; noi ci amia- 
 mo come fratelli, we love one 
 another like brothers 
 Ciabatta,/. an old shoe 
 Ciabatte, /. pi. old rags 
 Ciabattaio, and Ciabattino, to. a 
 
 cobbler 
 Ciacciamellare, to chat idly 
 Ciacco, rn. a hog, a swine, a 
 
 sponger, freebooter 
 Ciaccona, /. a chaconne, (a Span- 
 ish dance) 
 Cialda, /. a wafer 
 CialdonaiO, rn. a wafer-seller 
 Cialtrone, m. a rogue, a villain 
 Ciambella, /. a certain cake 
 Ciambellaio, rn. a seller of cakes 
 Ciambehano, w. a lord chamber- 
 lain [a small cake 
 Ciambelletta. and Ciambellina, f 
 Ciambellotto', m. camlet 
 Ciampicare, to stumble 
 Ciancerella, and Ciancetta,/. trifle, 
 toy, story, silliness, impertinence 
 Ciancia,/. foppery, jest, chit-chat 
 Cianciamento, m. a joke, prattling 
 Cianciare, to play the fool, toy, 
 
 prate, chat, prattle 
 Cianciatore, m. a wag, a babbler 
 Cianciatrice, /. a prating woman 
 Ciancicare, to prate, to babble 
 Cianciero, a. prating 
 Cianciolina, /. impertinence 
 Ciancione, m. idle talk, a prattler 
 Cianciosamente, ad. pratingly 
 Ciancioso, a. playful, wanton, 
 
 chatty, pretty 
 Cianfrusaglia,/. trash, riffraff 
 Cianghellino, a. naughty, wicked 
 Ciantellino, rn. a sip in drinking; 
 
 bere a ciantellini, to sip 
 Ciaramella, rn. and f. a bagpipe, 
 
 a babbler 
 Ciaramellare, to prate 
 Ciarla, /. prating 
 Ciarlante, a. talkative 
 Ciarlare, to prate [ty 
 
 Ciarlataneria,/. quackery, loquaci- 
 Ciarlatmo, rn. a quack 
 Ciarlatore, to. a talkative man 
 Ciarlatrice,/. agossip 
 Ciarleria, /. talkativeness, chat 
 Ciarliero, m. a chatterer 
 Ciarlone, to. a tattler, a romance? 
 Ci'irpa, /. a sash, a scarf 
 Ciarpe, /. pU rags, tatters 
 
CIE 
 
 ne, m. ol 1 clothi 
 . ' 
 Ciarpier.i. in, a drab, 
 
 a slut 
 ' . and Ciarpone, in. a 
 
 Svv 
 
 ■ 
 
 . < t coarse food 
 
 I 
 
 i ibar di speranza, 
 
 ■ 
 
 , frutte, to 
 live op 
 Cibazione. /. foM 
 
 . food, victuals 
 CilxSrio. m. the pix, in which the 
 
 l kept 
 Cibosn, a. fruitful, plentiful 
 • dish 
 
 ne at all 
 i»d Cicala, /. a certain 
 
 I talker 
 
 i .. and Cicaleria,/. 
 
 . /. and Cicaleccio, m. 
 babhlir.;. prating 
 
 •ilker 
 vterine 
 Cicala'rice. and Cicaliera, /. a 
 prattli: _- 
 
 . in. Hie talk 
 ( ccio, m. a ereat talker 
 
 Cicalnne, m. talkative person 
 Cicatrice,/, a scar, a trick 
 Cicatrizzare. to heal 
 
 ,e. m. a mounti 
 I Ion. or tumour 
 
 < ■ -'histle 
 
 Cicerchia,/. chi 
 
 ; ica 
 Cichirn, m. a very little, a jot 
 
 piet 
 I re . to danele about women 
 
 •■■. m. and Cicisbeatura, 
 "antry 
 Cicisbeo, nu a gallant ; a sword- 
 
 Ocln. m. cycle 
 
 < 
 
 - stork 
 • ■ . f . will endive 
 
 Mindly, rashly 
 
 CIM 
 
 Ciechita,/. blin 
 
 i !.uk lanb rn ; 
 
 I low >: in terra 
 di ciechi beato e ciii ! i 
 chio, in a land of blind nun. 
 happy he who baa on 
 i blind man : 
 occhio, 
 blindly 
 Cielo, rn. the heaven. ; 
 air, sky. country, clin 
 top, the a iling ; il 
 letto, the tester of a bed ; il cielo 
 d'un fdrno, the mj> of an oven; 
 gli ucctilli del cielo, the birds <>( 
 tin- air; cit-1 sereno, a serene 
 sky. a cielo, (id. ei remely 
 Ciera, /. lo:!k. countenai 
 
 non a vote bnona cieia, you do 
 not look well 
 Cifera, and Cifra./. a cipher 
 Ciferista, m. a writer in ciphers 
 Cizlio, m. the eye-brow, the eye- 
 ; voi mi 
 . you sur- 
 
 f)rise me ; aguzzar le Cfglia, to 
 
 intra le cierlia/to have something 
 
 . m. a ridge (of land be- 
 two furrows) 
 
 . a. that has thick eye- 
 fin I 
 
 lie eigne, 
 Ci^naMccio. >n. a lar^e wild boar 
 CizQ^fe. in. a u il 
 CigneT^, to gird, to girdle, to husr, 
 cigner la 
 spada, to gird ou the sword 
 Cigno, 771. a swan 
 Cunone. rn. a laree irirth 
 Cigolamento, 771. creaking 
 
 ■ 1 creak 
 Ci^olio. in. a creakin? noise 
 . a. sky -colour 
 
 : cilestro aSZaTTO, 
 
 sky-bloe 
 Ciliccio, ana* Cilicio, rn. hair-cloth 
 Ciliegia,/. a cherry 
 
 n. eh. rry-tree 
 Cilimonia,/. ceremony (in joke) 
 Cilindric". 
 Cilindro, m. a cylinder 
 
 DTOO, an 
 
 eminent man; cima di ribaldo, 
 an arch rozue 
 
 r cloth, to cut off 
 the head 
 
 87 
 
 CIN 
 
 m.'izio 
 
 horn 
 Cimatore, m. a clo h-shcarer 
 1 jmatura,/. shearing 
 Cimazio. 1 ;. a wave, an ogee 
 Cimha.j. a bark 
 
 . in. a labour, cyn bal 
 ( imberli, nil. esser in cunberli, to 
 
 Cimbotto. 771. a fall, a tumble 
 ( imbottolare, to 1.1II 
 
 I -lotto 
 Cimentare, and Cunentarai, to 
 attempt, 
 I ropna riputaj 
 
 ; u!ation ; ciim-ntarsj, to 
 
 Cimentato, part, attempted 
 Cimento, m. experiment j essay; 
 metier a cimento, to expose, en- 
 danger; venir a cimento, to 
 come to a trial 
 Cim< ntoso, a. hazardous [bug 
 Cfmice, /. and Cimicione, m. a 
 t. iu.it re. CimleVi) and Cimiero, 
 
 to. the < rest of a helmet 
 Ciinino, 771. cumin 
 Cimiterio, and Cimitero, m. a 
 churchyard 
 
 10, a. cimmerian, dark 
 Cimurro, m, the glanders j averc 
 il cimoi 
 
 Cinciglio, nu a bell 
 Cinciglione, m. a laigebelt 
 Cincrono, m. a hair rurl 
 Cincinnabr, a. curled 
 Cincischiare. to cut, hack; to 
 . slammer 
 to, part, hacked 
 . m, a cut made with a 
 
 tool 
 Cineri7io, a. ash-coloured 
 Ctneere, sec Cignere 
 Cinzhia./. a <z\r''t> Cor a hoi-se 
 Cinghiiia, /. a vein in a horse, 
 
 girthing place 
 Cinghiale, 
 
 Cinghiare, to encnmpaBS, surround 
 Cinghi&to, < 
 Cinghiatnra, /. uie gir;!. 
 
 of a horse 
 Cfnghio, m, circuit, a circle 
 
 Cinguettamento, *". chit-chat, 
 
 iiniiK r, to lisp, 
 to warble 
 
 woman 
 I cynically, with 
 
CIO 
 
 Cinico, a. cynical 
 Cinico, m. a cynic philosopher 
 Ciniismo, m. the sect of the cynics 
 Cinnamo, and Cinnamomo, rn. 
 
 cinnamcn 
 Cino, m. a wild plum 
 Cinoglossa, /. hound's-tongue 
 Cinquanta, and Cinquantina, /. 
 
 fifty 
 Cinquantesimo, a. fiftieth 
 Cinque, m. and a. five 
 Cinquecentesimo, a. the five hun- 
 dredth 
 Cinquecento, a. five hundred 
 Cinquefoglie, /. cinquefoil, (an 
 
 herb) 
 Cinqnemila, a. five thousand 
 Cinqusnnio, m. five years 
 Cinquina, /. five ; datemi una cin- 
 
 quina d'uova, give me five eggs 
 Cinta, /. and Chrto, m. compass, 
 
 circumference; a girdle, a sasli ; 
 
 cinta di spada, a waist belt; 
 
 einte di ferro, iron bars that 
 
 bind a wheel 
 Cinto, a. girdel 
 Cintola, /. the waist ; tenersi le 
 
 mani a cintola, to stand idle; 
 
 stretto in cintola, covetous, nig- 
 gardly ; largo di cintola, liberal, 
 
 fi'ee 
 Cintolino, m. a small girdle 
 Cintole, /. pi. garters 
 Cinrura, /. Cintolo, and Cinturi- 
 
 no, rn. a drdle 
 C io, prcn. that, this; cibmi piace, 
 
 that pleases me ; fate ci6 che vi 
 
 piace, do what you please; con 
 
 tutto cio, nevertheless 
 Ciocca,/. a bunch; ciocca di fiori, 
 
 a nosegay ; ci6cca di capelli, a 
 
 lock of hair 
 Ciocche, pron. what 
 Ciocco, rn. log, stump 
 Cioccolata, /. and Cioccolato, m. 
 
 chocolate 
 Cioccolattiera, /. a chocolate-pot 
 Cioe, ad. that is to say 
 Ciomperia,/. rudeness 
 Ci6mpo, rn. carder, a clown, a 
 
 rude person 
 Cioncare, to drink, carouse ; to 
 
 cut, to fell, maim, mangle 
 CioncAto, part, cut down, intoxi- 
 cated 
 Cioncat6re, rn. a tippler 
 Ci6nco, a. drunken, cut, maimed, 
 
 lame; rim.'ise cionco d'un brac- 
 
 cio, he lost an arm 
 Ciondolamento, and Ci6ndolo, rn. 
 
 dangling 
 Ciondolare, to hang dangling 
 
 CIR 
 
 Ciondolino, m. an ear-ring 
 Ciondolo, rn. any thing that floats, 
 
 shakes, &c. 
 Ciondolone, ad. danglingly; esser 
 per aria ciondolone, to hang 
 dangling in the air 
 Cionta,/. a bastinado 
 CJ6pps£y an under-petticoat 
 Ciotola,/. a cup, a basin 
 Ciotolone, m. a large cup, a bowl 
 Ciottare, to whip 
 Ciotto, a. lame 
 
 Ciotto, and Ciottolo, m. a flint, a 
 pebble [pave 
 
 Ciottolare, to stone to death ; to 
 Cicttolata, /. a blow with a stone ; 
 dar delle ciottolate, to throw 
 stones [paved 
 
 Ciottolato, part, stoned to death, 
 Ciottolato, in. a paved way 
 Ciottolone, rn. a large flint 
 Cipigliare, to look askew 
 Cipiglio, rn. sourness, sullenness ; 
 guardare con cipiglio, to frown 
 upon 
 Cipiglioso, a. passionate, hasty 
 Cipolla, /. onion ; egli e piu dop- 
 pio d'una cipolla, he is a treach- 
 erous fellow; cipolla squilla, 
 sea squill, a physical herb ; ta- 
 gliar la cipolla ad uno, to cut off 
 one's head 
 Cipollata, /. silliness, imperti- 
 nence ; non fa che delle cipol- 
 lite, he always acts like a fool 
 Cipolletta,/. a seal! ion, chives 
 Cipollina, f. a shallot 
 Ciporro, m. blunder 
 Cipresseto, m. cypress-wood 
 Cipresso, m. the cypress-tree 
 Ciprigna, /. Venus 
 Circa, ad. about; sono circa dieci 
 anni, 'tis about ten years ago. 
 Circa, prep, touching, concern- 
 ing ; non so che dirvi circa questo 
 particolare, I know not what to 
 say to you concerning this affair 
 Circaintellezi6ne,/. a perfect com- 
 prehension 
 Circo, m. a circus 
 Circolare, to circulate, to dispute 
 Circohire, a. round ; moto circo- 
 
 lare, a circular motion 
 Circolarmente, ad. circlewise, 
 
 roundly 
 Circolato, a. round, circular 
 Circolazione, /. circulation 
 Circoletto, m. a small circle 
 Circolo, m. circle, circuit 
 Circoncidere, to circumcise 
 Circoncidimento, rn. circumcising 
 Circoncignere, to surround 
 
 CIR 
 
 Circoncinto, part, surrounded 
 Circoncisione, f. circumcision 
 Circonciso, a. circumcised 
 Circondamento, m. and Circon- 
 dazione,/. the act of compassing 
 Circondante, a. surrounding 
 Circondare, to environ, encom- 
 pass; circondarsi, to dress one'» 
 self 
 Circondurre, to lead round 
 Circonferenza, /. circumference 
 Circonflessione, /. the act of turn- 
 ing round 
 Circomiesso, a. circumflex, bent 
 Circonfiettere, to bend, bow 
 Circonfulgere, to shihe around 
 Circonfuso, a. spread around 
 Circonlocuzione, /. circumlocution 
 Circonscritto, part, circumscribed 
 Circonscrivere, to limit, to sur- 
 round 
 Circonscrizione,/. bound, limit 
 Circonspetto, a. circumspect, cau- 
 tious 
 Circonspezione,/. cautiousness 
 Circonstante, a. present, around 
 Circonstanza, /. circumstance j 
 
 neighbourhood 
 Circonvallare, to trench around 
 Circonvallazione, /. circumvalla- 
 tion [seduce, abuse 
 
 Circonvenire, to circumvent, to 
 Circonvenzione, /. cheating, de- 
 ceit, fraud, circumvention 
 Circonvicino, a. neighbouring, 
 
 near 
 Circoscritto, part, see Circonscritto 
 Cireospetto, a. sec Circonspetto 
 Circospezione, see Circonspezione 
 Circostante, m. a by-stander 
 Circostanza, /. circumstance 
 Circostanziare, to circumstantiate 
 Cireostfire, to stand round 
 Circuimento, m. a going about 
 Circuire, to encompass ; to ramble 
 about; circuire cogli occhi, to 
 take a view 
 Circuito, part, surrounded 
 Circuito, 77?. circumference; cir- 
 cuito di parole, circumlocution 
 Circuizione, /. circuit, surrounding 
 Circular! , see Circolare 
 Circuncingere, to. surround 
 Cirege'to, m. a cherry orchard 
 Cirieaia,/. the cherry 
 Ciriegio, m. a cherry-tree 
 Cirim6nia, Cerimonia, and Cere- 
 
 mortia, /. ceremony 
 Cirindone, rn. a new year's gift, 
 
 present 
 Cirugfa,/. surgery [g<*>n 
 
 Cinisicoj and Crrugico, m. a sur- 
 
CIU 
 
 nu a boundary, a land- 
 mark 
 
 ■• a. cisalpine 
 '. m. a shi If tor books 
 - 
 
 Cispitite, 
 /. a am . 
 
 . <md Ci tenia,/, a cistern 
 Ctstula, /. | t \>ket 
 
 ' ithem, guitar 
 Citire, i, entice ; 
 
 Citarista, nu a minstrel 
 > play upon tbe 
 
 cithern 
 
 I art. summoned, quoted 
 
 « lio mioses 
 i. f. suminiiis 
 Citazione, /. citation, summons 
 Citeri - 
 
 I . mint 
 
 ?a, and Citriniia, /. Uie 
 
 Jm 
 
 Citrlno, a. citron-coloured 
 Citriuojo, nu a cucumber 
 
 and Unite, /. a 
 
 tow: . 
 
 fortrr- 
 
 wite 
 
 I . ad. civilly : viver 
 
 . to live privately 
 
 1 ■: za, f. a community or 
 
 corpora* inn, privileges, freedom, 
 
 civili'y, humanity 
 
 Cittadinire, to people a ci'y cr 
 
 town 
 
 i poor ci'izen 
 Cittadinf-scame: 
 
 ■so\ a. ci:i7fn-like 
 Cittadino, nu a ci'izen. a country- 
 man ; buon ci fa lino, one faith- 
 ful to his ex 
 
 • i'izens ; vita cit- 
 . private life 
 . nu a large city 
 
 - ize 
 CiutT.ire. to erij- . 
 1 m. a lock 
 
 of hair, a toupee 
 
 f. pL trifles, nonsense 
 t f . th« crew ii. 
 
 a crr> a 
 Ciurma I .a sharp- 
 
 CLA 
 
 Ciurma to, a. charmed, accustom- 
 
 • - 
 Ci'.irn i fire, 771. an enchanter, an 
 
 Impostor 
 Ciunner.a,/. tricks, d< cat 
 . a. tipsy, drunk 
 
 •. benefit, pr >tit 
 
 . furnish ; 
 civanzarsi, to procure, spare 
 \ m. interest 
 I citizen 
 f. an owl ; a coquette ; 
 far la cive't.i, to 
 
 . to play the wag, trifle, 
 
 Civetterfa,/. coquetry 
 
 Civettino. 771. a \ainyoung fellow 
 Civico. a. of a city, civic 
 Civile, m. a register 
 Civile, a. civil, afiable, eenteel 
 Civillsta, r?i. a civilian 
 Civilmehte, a/1, courteously, kindly 
 Civilta, and Civilita, /.'civility, 
 gentleness 
 
 "i^)i!er 
 
 k loud 
 Clainaziniif./. the act of speaking 
 
 loud. in\ 
 Clamide, /. the upper vest of a 
 R man 
 
 . i/i. clamour, outcry 
 Clandestinamente, aa. \ 
 ClandeMino, a. secret, private; 
 ma'rimonio clandestfno, a clan- 
 destine marriase 
 Clans-ore, m. clangour, noise of 
 arms 
 
 i. claret 
 Chrificare. to clarify liquofl 
 Clarino, nu clarion, a sort of 
 
 trumpet 
 Clarit-../. light bri 
 Claro, a. bright, il 
 
 ;. order; 
 edi e un hriccrtne dl prima 
 classe, he is an arch rogue ; 
 . 
 
 - ; ral 
 . to comprise, con'ain 
 and Clausula,/, clause, 
 con Irion 
 
 fe, n. monastic 
 
 Clan-im. /. a cl 'Ntc-r, a close, an 
 enclosure 
 
 idub 
 1 and Clavicordio, 
 
 i. a bar 
 ' f. Ike clavicle, (the 
 
 coc 
 
 Clement) n Brcifol 
 
 1 ad. favourably, 
 
 mercifully 
 
 '. he constitutions 
 
 ol Clement tl 
 Clemensa, and Clememua, /. 
 
 clemenc] . 
 
 . a. clerical 
 Clero. in. 
 Clessl Ira, • 'measuring 
 
 time by running of water 
 
 Cliente. in. a client, a ] U 
 Client. •!.-,/. patronage, protection, 
 
 clients 
 CM ma, in. climate 
 ( limaterico, 771. climacteric 
 - u a shield (in poetry) 
 . clyster 
 Clivo, 771. a hill 
 Clivo, a. inclined 
 Clizia. J. turnsol, a flower 
 
 . 1 sewer, a sink [the 
 . and art. (cm \i) w i:h 
 Co, m. (poetic/or capo) 
 
 mico, 771. a fellow-acade- 
 mician 
 
 re, to heap up 
 
 Coadiutoria,/. cos ljutorship 
 Coa liuvare, to h I] 
 Coadiuval 
 
 nemble 
 
 Mage 
 I 
 
 Coagulan ol it ion 
 
 . a. coagulating 
 ione, /. coagulation 
 . 1 1. curd, rennet 
 Coart&re. to limit 
 
 me,/, a straitening 
 CoafHvo, a. coercive 
 1 , /. coercion, constraint 
 
 Cocca, /. ihe notcb of an arrow, 
 shaft: a cock-boat; the tip of a 
 spindle; cocca del capo, the 
 crown of the 
 
 'rinse; into 
 b of an arrow ; to ridi- 
 cule, mock, scoff; coccArla ad 
 Un •. to trirk 
 
 fa,/, a notch 
 
 • oade in a coach 
 ichman 
 Cocchielia,/. shell offish 
 
 m, a DOach, or coarh- 
 box 
 Core )i in me, m. a bun?, a btnt> 
 
 Corria./. a pim; ' : 
 
COF 
 
 Cocco, m. cocoa; 1' albero del 
 cocco, a cocoa-tree 
 
 Coccodrillo, m. a crocodile ; la- 
 grime di coccodrillo, treacher- 
 ous tears 
 
 Coccola, /. a berry 
 
 Coccolina,/. a little berry 
 
 Coccolone, and Coccoloni, ad. 
 star coccoloni, to sit squat 
 
 Coccovea;gia, /. an owl 
 
 Coccoveggiarej to move like owls 
 
 Cocente, a. violent, burning ; do- 
 lore cocente, smarting pain 
 
 Cocentissimo, a. most ardent, hot 
 
 Cocere, see Cuocere 
 
 Coehiglia,/. cockle-fish 
 
 Cocimento, m. heat, smart 
 
 Cocito, m. a river in hell, Cocytus 
 
 Cociti'ira, /. and Cocimento, m. 
 boiling, baking, roasting, dress- 
 ing, scalding 
 
 Coclearia, /. scurvy-grass 
 
 Cocolla, /. a cowl 
 
 Cocoma, /. a tea-kettle, {or boiler) 
 
 Cocomeraio, m. a water-melon 
 ground, or seller 
 
 Cocomerello, rn. a small water- 
 melon 
 
 Cocomero, m. a water-melon 
 
 Cocuzzo, and Cociizzolo, rn. pate, 
 
 ^ noddle, top 
 
 C6c!a, /. tail, train; coda di ca- 
 vallo, a horse's tail ; coda di 
 pavone, a peacock's train ; guar- 
 dar colla coda dell' occhio, to 
 leer upon ; lisciar la coda, to 
 flatter; nella coda sta il veleno, 
 the venom is in the tail 
 
 Codardamente, ad. cowardly 
 
 Codardia,/. cowardice 
 
 Codardo, a. cowardly, timid ; un 
 codardo, a poltron,"a coward 
 
 Codazzo, m. retinue 
 
 Codetta, a little tail 
 
 Codiare, to watch, to spy 
 
 Codiatcre, m. an inquisitive man, 
 a spy 
 
 Codice, rn. code 
 
 Codicillo, rn. a codicil 
 
 Codim6zzo, a. without a tail 
 
 Cedione, and Codri6ne, m. a 
 rump 
 
 Coduto, a. that has a tail 
 
 Coegu'de, a. coequal 
 
 Coerede, a. coheir 
 
 Coerente, a. coherent, agreeing 
 
 Coerenza, /. coherence 
 
 Coesi6ne,/. cohesion 
 
 Coet/meo, a. cotemporary 
 
 Co«terno, a. coeternal 
 
 Coevo, a. coeval 
 
 Cof accia, /. cake, bun 
 
 COL 
 
 Cofanaio, m. a trunk, or basket- 
 maker [basket 
 Cofanetto, m. a small trunk, or 
 Cofano, m. a basket, chest 
 Cogitabondo, a. pensive, sad 
 Cogitare, to think, to reflect 
 Cogitativo, a. thoughtful, musing 
 Cogliere, to gather ; coglier il 
 frutto delle sue fatiche, to reap 
 the fruit of one's labour; co- 
 gliere il suo tempo, to take time ; 
 cogliere in iscambio, to take one 
 thing for another; cogliere, to 
 catch, to overtake; coglier all' 
 improvviso, to surprise in the 
 fact ; mi colse in testa con un 
 bastone, he hit me on the head 
 with the stick ; il vostro pittore 
 v' ha colto molto bene nel vo- 
 stro ritratlo, your painter has 
 made your picture a great like- 
 ness 
 Coglitore, m. a gatherer 
 Cognata, /. sister-in-law 
 Cognato, m. brother-in-law 
 Cognato, a. related, connected 
 Cognazione, /. kindred 
 Cognito, part, known 
 Cognizione, /. knowledge 
 Cognome, m. a surname 
 Cognominare, to surname 
 Cognominato, part, surnamed 
 Cognoscere, to know, (in law) to 
 
 take cognizance of 
 Cognoscenza, /. knowledge, ac- 
 quaintance 
 Cognoscibile, a, that can be known 
 Coenosciutissimo, a. most noted 
 Coiaio, and Coiaro, m. a tanner, 
 
 a leather-seller 
 Coiame, rn. leather, hides 
 Coincidere, to coincide 
 C6i!o, rn. copulation 
 Col, prep, and art. with, the 
 Cola, ad. yonder, there ; vedi cola 
 quell' uorno, see there that man ; 
 cola un poco dopo, a short time 
 after; cola di state, in summer 
 time 
 Colaggiu, and Colaggiuso, ad. be- 
 low, down 
 Cola^ione, /. running through 
 Colamento, m. a straining 
 Cola re, to strain, melt, liquefy; 
 gli occhi gli c61a.no, his eyes 
 drop ; colar a fondo, to sink 
 Colascione, m. a sort of guitar 
 Colassii, ad. there, above, yonder 
 Colativo, a. strained, liquefiable 
 Cola to, part, strained 
 Colatdio, rn. a strainer, cullender, 
 melting-pot 
 
 90 
 
 COL 
 
 Colatiira, /. remainder after being 
 strained 
 
 Colazione,/. breakfaist 
 
 Colcare, and Colcarei, to lie down 
 
 Colei, pron. rcl. f\ she; questa e 
 
 colei ch'in odio hai tanto, this is 
 
 she that you hate so much 
 Colendissimo, rn. your worship 
 Colere, to honour, revere 
 Colezione, /. breakfast 
 Colica,/. the colic 
 Colico, a. colic 
 Colla, prep, and art. with, the 
 
 colla vostra sorella, with your 
 
 sister 
 Colla, /. glue 
 Collana, /. a necklace ; collana di 
 
 perle, a pearl necklace 
 Colla re, to glue, to paste together 
 
 to let down a rope, to hoist ; 
 
 torture, rack, give the strappad 
 Collare, and Collarino, m. a col 
 
 lar, a band 
 Collarettaio, m. a collar-maker 
 Col lateral e, a. collateral 
 Collateral, m. a paymaster; 
 
 judge, delegate, commissary 
 Collatore, m. a patron (that has 
 
 living in his gift) 
 Collattaneo, m. a foster-brother 
 Collaudare, to praise 
 Collazionare, to contront, to com 
 
 pare [tion 
 
 Collazione, /. conference, colla 
 Colle, m. a hill 
 
 Collega, m. a colleague [ion 
 
 Collegam^nto, m. union, connex- 
 Colleganza,/. confederacy 
 Collegare, to make an alliance, to 
 
 connect, to join 
 Collegato, pari, allied, united 
 Col legato, m. ally, confederate 
 Collegatore, m. a plenipotentiary 
 Collegazione, /. alliance, league 
 Colle^ialmente, ad. with consent 
 
 of the college, in common 
 Colleginre, to consult, confer 
 Collegia ta,/. a collegiate church 
 Collegiato, a. collegiate 
 Collegio, rn. a college ; far colld- 
 
 gio, to consult, to discourse upon 
 Colleppolare, to leap for joy 
 Collera,/. anger, wrath; esser in 
 
 coll era, to be angry 
 Collericamente, ad. angrily 
 Collerico, a. passionate, hasty 
 Colletta, /. a collection; colletta, 
 
 a collect, prayer 
 Cnllettivamente, ad. collectively 
 Collettivo, a. collective 
 Collettizio, and Colletto, o. co't* 
 
 lected 
 
COL 
 
 ", ; collettodicuo- 
 io. 3 jerkin 
 ( a c Hector 
 
 i . :lo of collector, .1 
 
 Collezi ■ . . compila- 
 
 tion 
 Collibeto, m. a collection 
 ( iown 
 
 1 . m. a hillock 
 
 I 
 
 a mountaineer, 
 
 m at 
 Coll.ua, f. a hill 
 I . . .a row of hills 
 
 ( 1. /.a little hill 
 
 1 
 
 ve-salve 
 
 : iking one 
 
 ifi r>ack: 
 .! inn in collo, to 
 1 child upon 1 
 
 .'. collo ad uno, to 
 
 : i^ing of 
 
 i 
 I 
 
 -nee 
 I :i fruit 
 
 Colloquio. m. a dialogue, conver- 
 
 Collorn. . 
 
 . bilious, 
 
 ( . m, hvpoerite 
 
 neck 
 • collusion 
 . deceit 
 i 
 
 1 llusiori 
 
 I 
 1 
 
 r alc/ino di be.. 
 
 1 -ure 
 
 1 ht, fulness 
 
 . AI col- 
 
 1 
 
 1 >d Colombiio, m. 
 
 -house 
 
 i'jng 
 
 COL 
 
 Colombtno, m. chalk stone ; a 
 
 mi. all pigeon 
 CokunbfttO, o. dove*! ike, pure 
 
 I 
 
 Colon, TO, U gut 
 
 Coloaia,/. solony 
 
 Ci'hnna. /. a pillar, a prop, a sup- 
 cokmne d' En 
 
 Mars; le c-lounc d'uii 
 
 «. J. and Colonn'io, TO. 
 a oolonnaae 
 Colonnello, to. a colom i : 
 
 Pun libro, column in a 
 
 Cotonne'tta, /. a Httli 
 
 C Ion 1. in. an inhabitant of a colo- 
 ny, a husbandman 
 
 1 , to, bad colour 
 
 Cotoramento, to. dying, or tinc- 
 ture ; c :li ocelli, 
 tiimn 5 
 
 !ly, false- 
 likely ; 
 
 excuse ; 
 un dir 
 
 Colorazione./. aculourina, 
 
 lishment, ornament 
 Colore, m. colour, pretence, ap» 
 _ : sotlo colore, under pre- 
 tence ; non v' e alcfifl 
 
 1 ranee of 
 
 tru'h ; colore del vollo, com- 
 
 [l'lush 
 
 ColorettO, TO. a faint colour, a 
 
 Colortre, sie Colornre 
 
 -mo, a. much coloured 
 Coloritn, a. coloured ; un viso 
 cnlorito, a blooming countenance 
 Colorito, m. a colouring 
 Coloritbre, m. a painter, limner 
 . they 
 
 m. a lar^e statue; un co- 
 
 Colpa, /. sin, offence : 1 
 
 le sue c »« dar la 
 
 cnljia, tn tax with a fa 
 la colpa di chi 
 
 rhnm'ifsi in olpa, to 
 own on 
 
 I 
 Colpabilmenie, ad. guiltj 
 
 1 lv [in'o an error 
 
 Coljiare. to blame, to sin, to fall 
 •nke 
 91 
 
 COL 
 
 1. a little blow 
 •. faulty, gailty 
 Colpevolmente. ad. criminally 
 
 Colptre. to strike; to succeed ; ha 
 in quel che desiderava, 
 
 led in his hope 
 an. stru :k, su 
 Colpo, m. a blow, a stroke ; eolpo 
 di fortOna, a lucky hit; colpo, 
 act, deed, attempt ; 
 aveite fatto un brl colpo, you 
 have d»ni: a tine thin?; un col- 
 po da maestr 1, a masterly stroke: 
 1 1 colpo, to requite; di 
 colpOj a on colpo, at once; col- 
 po di taglio, a cutting blow j 
 colpo niott.'i le, a mortal vound j 
 colpo di mare, a billow, surge, 
 or a mighty sea; colpo di dis- 
 grazia, a misfortune; colpo di 
 disperaadne, a despe rate attempt 
 Colta, /. gathering, levying of a 
 tax ; far colta, to strike, wound 
 C oltdla, /. a knife ; a colter 
 
 •-hare) 
 Coitellaccio. m. a hanger, chopper 
 Col ell'i'a, /. a blow, a cut ; far a 
 rhl with swords 
 1. /. a sheath, a case of 
 
 C iltelliaajo, 771. a cutler 
 Coltellino, TO- a small knife, a pen- 
 knife 
 
 . to, a knife; coltello da 
 . a wood-knife, hanger 
 Colti Hon*', TO. a peal knife 
 Coltivamento, m, husbandry, til- 
 lage; worship 
 
 . to till, manure, improve ; 
 coltivir le arti e le scielnze, to 
 promote arts and sciences ; colti- 
 var la memoria, to exercise the 
 memory 
 
 . : art. cultivated 
 CoPivaore, tn. a plou?hman, a 
 
 husbandman, an encourager 
 Coltivatdra,/. tillage 
 Coltivazidne,/. husbandry, culture 
 
 ,'hed 
 Colto, rn. ploughed land, worship, 
 
 honour 
 ColtO, O. cultivated 
 
 . gathered, collected ; 
 . cheat' : mi vien 
 
 ' olto, if I have an opportunity ; 
 
 all' iniprovviso, he was 
 taken unawares 
 
 . a husbandman 
 • 1 plough with a colter 
 Cdltre, /. a quilt, counterpane, a 
 
 ed, or pi rch 
 Coltrice./. a fe.ather-bed 
 
COM 
 
 Coltrice, /. a woman employed in 
 
 husbandry 
 Coltricina,/. a little feather-bed 
 Coltro, m. a colter 
 Coltrone, m. a counterpane 
 Coltura, /. culture, tillage 
 Colubrina,/. a culverin 
 Colubrinetta, /. a small culverin 
 Colubro, m. an adder, a snake 
 Colli i, pron. he, or that ; chi e 
 colui che vi parlava ? who is he 
 that spoke to you ? 
 Coluro, m. colure 
 Coma, /. a head of hair 
 Comandamento, ra. command, or- 
 der, precept 
 Comandante, and Comandatore, 
 m. a commander, commandant 
 Comandare, to command 
 Comandata, /. the king's command 
 Comandato, part, commanded 
 Comandatore, m. commander 
 Comandigia, /. recommendation 
 Comando, ra. order, command 
 Comare, /. a godmother, a gossip, 
 
 midwife 
 Comato, a. hairy 
 Combaciante, a. fitting into 
 Combaciare, to fit 
 Combaciarsi, to kiss one another 
 Combattente, m. a combatant 
 Combattere, to fight, attack, be- 
 siege, to agitate, disquiet, oppose ; 
 combattere le sue proprie passib- 
 ni, to resist one's inclination 
 Combattimento, rn. fight, conflict 
 Combattitore, ra. a combatant 
 Combattuto, part. combated, 
 
 fought, harassed 
 Combiatare, to dismiss 
 Combiato, m. dismissal 
 Combinabile, a. that can be com- 
 bined 
 Combinam^nto, m. combination 
 Combinare, to combine, to plot 
 Combinat6re,m. he who combines 
 Combinazi6ne, /. combination 
 Combriccola, /. conventicle 
 Combustibile, a. combustible 
 Combustione, /. conflagration 
 Combijs'o, a. burnt, consumed 
 Come. ad. as, like, how ; because, 
 when, &c. ; come ! non volete 
 venire ? how ! will you not 
 come ? vive come se avesse mille 
 lire all' anno, he lives as if be 
 had a thousand per ann. ; di'emi 
 il come, tell me how ; so ben io 
 il come, I know what way ; 
 come non vi sia, io ci verro, pro- 
 vided he is not there, I shall 
 come; come vedrollo, when I 
 
 COM 
 
 see him, &c. ; come prima, as 
 soon as 
 Comecche, and Comeche, conj. 
 
 although, because 
 Corned ia,/. see Commedia 
 Comentare, to expound 
 ComentArio, ra. commentaries 
 Comentato, part, commented 
 Comentatore, m. a commentator 
 Comentazione, /. a comment 
 Comento, ra. exposition, comment- 
 ary 
 Cometa, /. a comet 
 Comiato, m. see Commiato 
 Comicamente, ad. comically 
 Comico, ra. author of a comedy, a 
 
 comedian 
 Comico, a. comic [a house 
 
 Comignolo, m. the top, or ridge of 
 Cominciamento, ra. a beginning 
 Cominciante, ra. a beginner, a 
 
 novice 
 Cominciare, to begin ; al comin- 
 
 ciare, at the beginning 
 Cominciato, part, commenced 
 Cominciatore, m. founder 
 Comincio, a. begun 
 Comino, ra. cumin-seed 
 Comitante, a. attending 
 Comitate, rn. company 
 Comitiva,/. attendants 
 Comito, ra. a certain officer in a 
 
 ship 
 Comizio, m. comitia 
 Commacolare, to stain, blemish 
 Commedia, /. a play, a comedy, a 
 
 play-house 
 
 Commediaio, m. a comedy- writer, 
 
 (contemptuously) [dian 
 
 Commediante, m. and f. a come- 
 
 Commediare, to make comedies, or 
 
 get them acted 
 Commemorabile, a. memorable 
 Commemorare, to commemorate 
 Commemorato, part, commemo- 
 rated 
 Commemorazione, /. remem- 
 brance, commemoration 
 Commenda, /. a commendam 
 Commendabile, a. commendable 
 Commendabilmente, ad. laudably 
 Commendamento, ra. praise 
 Commendare, to praise, to recom- 
 mend 
 Commendatnrio, and Commenda- 
 tore, m. one that holds a benefice 
 in commendam 
 Commendatizia, /. a letter of rec- 
 ommendation 
 Commendatizio, a. commendatory 
 Cominendato, part, praised, ap- 
 proved 
 
 COM 
 
 Commendatore, m. and Commend 
 
 atrice, /. one that approves 
 Commendazione, /. commendation 
 Commendevole, a. worthy to be 
 
 praised 
 Commensale, ra. and f. a guest at 
 
 a feast 
 Commensurare, to measure one 
 
 thing with another 
 Commentare, see Comentare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Commercio, and Commerzio, rn, 
 trade, correspondence, inter- 
 course ; commercio di iettere, a 
 correspondence [office 
 
 Commessaria, /. a commissioner's 
 Commessario,and Commissario,ra. 
 a muster-master, a commissary; 
 commessario di citta, a judge by 
 commission, an executor 
 Commessazione,/. debauchery 
 Commessione, /. commission, or- 
 der, mandate 
 Commesso, part, appointed, as- 
 signed, committed, put together 
 Commesso, m. a deputy, a boarder 
 Commesso, ra. and Commessura, 
 /. a seam, a chink, a suture; 
 lavoro di commesso, Mosaic 
 work 
 Commestibile, ra. food 
 Commestibile, a. eatable 
 Commestione, /. a mixture 
 Ccmmettente, part, enjoining 
 Commettente, m. a correspondent 
 Commettere, to command, charge; 
 intrust ; to commit ; vi commet- 
 to i miei affari, I leave my af- 
 fairs to you ; commettere alia 
 fortuna, to hazard, to sin ; com- 
 mitter discordie, to make dis- 
 cord [sedition 
 Commettimale, rn. a firebrand of 
 Commettitore, m. he that com- 
 mits 
 Commettitura,/. joining 
 Commiato, m. leave, warning: 
 prender commiato, to take leave ; 
 chieder commiato, to ask leave ; 
 dar commiato^ to dismiss; dar 
 commiato ai piaceri, to bid adieu 
 to pleasure 
 Commilitone, m. fellow-soldiers 
 Comminare, to threaten, to forbid 
 Comminatoria, m. commination 
 Comminazione, /. threatening 
 Commischiamento, ra. a mixture 
 Cornmischiare, to mix, to jumble 
 Commischiato, part, mingled 
 Commiserabilmente, ad. lamenta- 
 bly 
 Commiserare, to take pity 
 
COM 
 
 Commiserazione, /. pit; 
 
 passion [ed 
 
 Comm - 
 
 mmission- 
 er 
 ( '. a commission, 
 
 ' . -.mblt- i 
 
 • measure, to a.l- 
 [denvatives 
 Gnumuod I >, and its 
 
 i. - . a 
 
 i ultnous ; 
 
 IniM l disturbed 
 
 : ]K>ixilo commosso, a riot- 
 
 I :\n. a. tnnc!»iii£r, moving 
 
 Coninv M I'ated 
 
 Commovimento, m. disturbance, 
 
 agit.v 
 
 ltnre, m. a dis.urber 
 Commoi mncand 
 
 CommoziAne, /. commotion, dis- 
 
 C'Mnniunire, to strengthen 
 Commi; . >-.ir, vex. 
 
 distui: . ike ; to 
 
 to be agi- 
 
 Commutamento, m. change, alter- 
 ation, commutation 
 Ommur/mte. a. chaining, altering 
 exchange, 
 
 :•. xble, in- 
 i -.'. uncertain 
 
 '. exchan2?e, al'er- 
 
 »'i"n, (tarbolenxa,) commotion, 
 
 ince„ uproar, tumult ; 
 
 Co m g iu t a rione di pena, commu- 
 
 -';ment 
 
 ' i /. conveniently, 
 
 easily, wph ease 
 I ■ . ' to fi«, to 
 
 ( veniently, 
 
 1 
 
 I an fa Law term) 
 
 i Mnodious- 
 
 ■ 
 
 - 
 
 of a h 
 
 • ; far le »ue como- 
 
 COM 
 
 58, gain, 
 . ! enefit, interesl . 
 
 coniodo, at your leisure 
 Conuxlo, a. commodious, profita- 
 
 cvmodo, to be in easy circum- 
 
 [cojnman I 
 6ne, m. a partner in the 
 > tnmpwpi m 
 Compagmh de, a. sociable, com- 
 
 int, of rood company 
 Compagnia, / company, corpora- 
 
 . - ty, dub, i • rregati >n, 
 mity ; compa 
 Boldati, a company of soldiers 
 
 (di ca\alleria,, a trbop of horse ; 
 anlir in compagnia, to go to* 
 
 ge her 
 Compagno, m. a companion, fel- 
 
 1 nv, mate, partner, equal 
 Compazine, m. (uomo gioviale.) 
 i 'ii, a merry fel- 
 
 bnv, a fovnl man 
 Compan'itico. TO, food, meat, any 
 
 thing 'bat is eaten with bread 
 Conipar.'ibile, a. comparable, like, 
 
 that may be compared 
 Comparaiione, /. con.parison 
 Comparare. to compare, set to- 
 . confer; compararai, to 
 
 compare one's self with; to vie 
 
 with one 
 Ccmpar'itico, m. the s*a'e of bein? 
 | a god-parent, spiritual I 
 Comparativamente, ad. compara- 
 tively 
 Compa'ra'ivo, m. comparative, a 
 
 term in jniiiin.ir [ed 
 
 Compar'ito, part. c'>m|>ared, liken- 
 Comparazione, /. comparison, 
 
 parallel ; senza coniparazione, 
 .'. beyond comparison ; a 
 
 com] ara/ione, in proportion 
 Compare, m. a god-father, a man- 
 
 ETOSSip 
 
 Compari^ione, /. appearance 
 
 . 'o aj pear in public, 
 
 eo oat, , re tli 
 
 . to make a show, cut a 
 
 figure [ap| 
 
 I ceoza, / beauty, figure, 
 
 1 i • ' 
 
 parigiflne 
 C'omp' rta, f. a] 
 
 show ; fa- comparst, I 
 
 figure, or show: a summons (to 
 
 appear in C -urt ;) an attendant, 
 
 rrr dumb figure, in plaj 
 
 he. 
 Comparsn, pnrt. a 
 ' mui C impartici- 
 
 pare, to partake with 
 
 COM 
 
 Compartecipe, a. sharer 
 
 Compartiijuiitii, in. partition, di- 
 visiou, compartment 
 
 Compartlre, to partake, divide, 
 share, impart, communicate 
 
 Compartito, / art. shared, divided, 
 imparted 
 
 Compascuo, m. a common 
 
 ! re, to measure with com- 
 i ; to ponder, consi ler 
 to, part, measured by 
 the compass, pondered, consider- 
 ed 
 
 Compassionamento, m. compassion 
 
 Compassionire, to pity 
 
 Compassionatbre, m. a compassion- 
 ate man 
 
 Compassione,/. pity 
 
 Compassionevole, and Compassi- 
 vo, a. moving, pitiful 
 
 Compassione^ tuziente, ad. pitifully 
 
 Compasso, TO. a pair of compasses 
 
 Compatimento, m. compassion 
 
 Compatibile. a. pardonable, com- 
 patible, as 
 
 Compatibility. /. compatibility 
 
 Compatimento. m. compassion, 
 patience, indulgence 
 
 Compatire, to commiserate, to par- 
 don ; mi compatisca se non son 
 venoto prima, excuse me that 1 
 did not come sooner 
 
 Compatitn, part, pitied, excused 
 
 Compatriotto. tmd Compatriotta, 
 
 in. he who is of the same country 
 .-. compact solid 
 Conipazientemente, ad. patiently 
 Compendia re, to abridge, to con- 
 tract 
 Compendiato, part, abridged 
 Compendio, m. comjiendium, 
 abridgment [shonly 
 
 Compendiosamdnte, ad. briefly, 
 Compendioso, a. compendious, 
 short [pensated 
 
 bile, a. that ran be com- 
 Compensamentn, m. o*ufCompen- 
 sagi6ne./. recompense, amends 
 • re, to make an 
 
 -ito, part, reu.i 
 
 Compensatdre, m. who compen* 
 
 [pense 
 
 LZione,/. amends, recom- 
 
 . remedy 
 
 . rjomperezione, /. ana 
 
 Comperam^nto, m. purchase, 
 
 Comperare, to buy. purrfme 
 Comperato, part. b.n_'ht, pur* 
 
 Comperat6re, *7i. pi 
 
 I at, fit, 
 
COM 
 
 suitable ; ora competentc, a sea- 
 sonable hour 
 Competentemente, ad. comforta- 
 bly ; ho da vivere competente- 
 mente, I have enough to live 
 competently 
 Competenza," f. debate, quarrel, 
 
 competency, conveniency 
 Competere, to be competent, con- 
 venient ; to quarrel ; non voglio 
 competere con voi, I will have 
 no competition with you 
 Competitere, m. a rival 
 Compiacente, a. complaisant 
 Compiacenza, /. satisfaction, com- 
 plaisance, condescension 
 Cornpiacere, to humour, comply; 
 si compiaccia, be pleased, be so 
 good [charming 
 
 Compiacevole, a. agreeable, 
 Compiacimento, m. pleasure, de- 
 light [pleased 
 Compiaciuto, part. delighted, 
 Compiagnere, and Compiangere, 
 
 to bewail, lament 
 Compiarite, part, regretted, missed 
 Compianto, m. lamentation, con- 
 dolence [perform 
 Compiere, to finish, accomplish, 
 Compieta, /. evening prayers ; in 
 su la compieta, towards the 
 evening 
 Compigliare, to embrace, extend 
 Compilare, to compile, to collect 
 Compilato, part, collected, dis- 
 posed 
 Compilatore, m. a compiler 
 Compilazione, /. and Compila- 
 mento, rn. compilalion, collec- 
 tion [plishing 
 Compimento, rn. finishing, accom- 
 Compire, to finish, to perfect ; non 
 posso com pi re con tutti alia vol- 
 ta, I cannot serve all at one time 
 Compitamente, ad. perfectly 
 Compitare, to compute, to reckon, 
 
 to spell 
 Compi»azione,/. spelling 
 Compitezza, /. good breeding 
 Compito, rn. a ta^k 
 Compito, part, finished, perfected, 
 excellent ; pagamento compito, 
 full payment 
 Compitore, rn. a finisher 
 Compiti'ira, f. seed 
 Compiutamente, ad. perfectly 
 Compiuto, part, finished ; non so- 
 no Ire anni compiiiti, 'tis not 
 quite three years 
 Compleni'jnto, m. complement 
 Complessionnto, a. complexioned ; 
 beq complessioDato, strong, lusty; 
 
 COM 
 
 mal complessionato, weak, sick- 
 ly 
 
 Comph ssione, /. habit, constitu- 
 tion, quality/nature, condition 
 Complesso, m. embrace 
 Complesso, rn. and Complicazio- 
 
 ne,/. complication 
 Complesso, a. bulky, fat, stout 
 Completivo, a. completing 
 Complete, a. complete 
 Complicate, a. complex, compli- 
 cated 
 Complicazione, /. and Complesso, 
 
 m. complication 
 Complice, m. and f. accomplice 
 Complicity, /. the being an accom- 
 plice 
 Complimen'are, to compliment 
 Complimento, m. civility, polite- 
 ness 
 Complimentoso, ad. full of compli- 
 ments 
 Complire, to compliment, to be 
 
 proper 
 Componente, ?n. author, composer 
 Componimento, m. composition, 
 
 writing, deportment 
 Componitere, m. a compositor (at 
 
 a printing-office) 
 Comporre, to compound, mix, 
 to agree, contrive, adjust; com- 
 porsi, to compound with credi- 
 tors 
 Comportabile, a. tolerable 
 Comportare, to bear, to let pass; 
 1' Aria lo comporta, the air re- 
 quires it ; o cielo, come lo com- 
 porti ! heavens, how can you 
 bear it ! comportarsi, to demean, 
 behave, act, do 
 Comportevole, a. tolerable, decent, 
 becoming [borne 
 
 Comportevolmente, ad. so as to be 
 Composite, m. the composite order 
 
 of architecture 
 Compositoio, rn. a composing-stick 
 Compositere, m. composer of mu- 
 sic [position 
 Composizioncella, /. a short com- 
 Composizione, /. composition 
 Comp6sta, /. mixture; composta 
 
 di pere, preserved pears 
 Compostamente, ad. neatly, clev- 
 erly 
 Compostezza, /. modesty, decency 
 Composto, m. mixture, compound 
 Composto, a. composed ; parola 
 composta, a compound word ; 
 con animo composto, with a se- 
 date mind 
 C6mpra, /. and Compramento, m. 
 purchase, bargain 
 94 
 
 COM 
 
 Comprare, to buy, purchase, pro* 
 cure 
 
 Comprato, part, purchased 
 
 Compratore, rn. buyer 
 
 Comprendenza, /. comprehension 
 
 Comprendere, to comprehend, to 
 compromise, to surprise, to con* 
 tain 
 
 Comprendimento, m. comprehen* 
 sion, understanding, district, 
 precinct [hends 
 
 Comprenditore, m. who compre- 
 
 Comprendonico, a. witly 
 
 Comprendonio, m. wit, good sense 
 
 Comprensibile, a. intelligible 
 
 Comprensione, and Comprensiva, 
 /. comprehension, apprehension 
 
 Comprensivamente, ad. with com- 
 prehension [circuit 
 
 Compresa, /. and Compreso, m. a 
 
 Compreso, part, comprehended, 
 conceived 
 
 Compressionato, a. robust, stout 
 
 Compressione, /. Compression 
 
 Compresso, a. stout, pressed • 
 
 Comprimere, to press, strain to- 
 gether, to restrain 
 
 Compro, a. bought 
 
 Comprobare, to "approve 
 
 Compromessario, and Compro- 
 missario, rn. an umpire, arbitra 
 tor 
 
 Compromesso, m. compromise 
 mettere in compromesso, to 
 hazard 
 
 Compromettere, to compromise, 
 hazard ; compromettersi, to en- 
 gage, promise ; compromettere 
 1' autorita, I'onore, &c. to ex 
 pose one's character and honour 
 
 Comproprietario, m. co-proprie- 
 toi' (law term) 
 
 Comprovamento, m. and Com- 
 provazione,/. approbation 
 
 Comprovare, to approve, allow 
 
 Comprovato, a. approved 
 
 Comprovatore, m. an approver 
 
 Compto, a. adorned 
 
 Compugnere, and Compungere, 
 to vex, to grieve 
 
 Compugnimento, m. compunction 
 
 Compulse re, to compel 
 
 Compungere, see Compugnere 
 
 Compuniivo, a. affecting 
 
 Compunto, part, grieved, vexed, 
 penitent 
 
 Compunzione, /. remorse 
 
 Computamento, m. computation, 
 reckoning 
 
 Computare, to compute, reckon 
 
 Computato, part, enumerated, 
 computed 
 
CON 
 
 Comp 
 
 faming, account 
 !.er 
 Comti:. d . familiar 
 
 ad. (comune< 
 Derally 
 
 pany. - mnity 
 
 iraon 
 ' . m. the commons, com- 
 
 1 . (i. common, universal, 
 
 usual, trivial, vulgar 
 Comuwlla./. a common woman 
 ( ad. commonly, 
 
 [ni-.nicable 
 Comnr.icaH'c. n. social 
 
 v 
 
 I lunicatOrc, 
 
 m. a commuoicant 
 
 Comunicare. to communicate, im- 
 part, reveal, converse ; connini- 
 mmanioD 
 v in mak- 
 
 inicative 
 
 I 
 
 muni 
 Conninic /"><■ n<\ /. communication, 
 
 comn. if making 
 
 u the consecrated 
 
 : the Ro- 
 man Catholic church; a conse- 
 
 it of tlie 
 eacbarist : communion 
 
 Cotnun; 
 
 >. In co- 
 EiunilM. aa. in con.n. 
 conranita, to tell publicly, or in 
 public 
 
 Comono, a. common 
 
 Comunque, ad. however: co- 
 however it be 
 
 Con, prep, wi'h : r.,n che, ao that 
 empt 
 
 Conca, /. a hrre vessel. 
 •hell, i 
 
 Coocat* 
 
 Conca!' J : un d!*- 
 
 crrrsn cnr.caten.it'>, a logical dis- 
 course 
 
 CoocatenarinTie. /. and Concate- 
 mm - 
 
 Coocavato. and C'oncavo, a. con- 
 cave. 
 
 wne-a 
 
 Concav . 
 
 Cooced e nte, part, granting 
 
 CON 
 
 C on cpde r e, to n 
 
 u know ledge : c 
 
 ■ laughter 
 Conor hbili . 
 Coooedii - ; . m. per- 
 
 re, in. -ranter 
 
 I, iriven 
 Concento, m. harmony 
 GoiMentramento, m, arid Concm- 
 
 ntration 
 Couceutrare, to concentre ; eon- 
 
 . ■ 
 Concentrato, n. concentred 
 Concentrico, a. concentric 
 I to com- 
 
 prehend 
 Concepibile. a. conceivable 
 Couct pimento, m» conception, 
 
 notion 
 Conoq ire, to conceive, to breed, 
 to c ompr ehend j 
 rinse, to entertain hope 
 . / art. conceived 
 Concernento, prep, concerning 
 ConcernJnte, and Concernovole. 
 nging 
 
 relati . affinity 
 . a rn 
 ntrive 
 
 ■ncer'ed 
 . i c ntriver 
 . m. concert, harmony ; 
 Cir una cosa di concerto, to act 
 by c 
 Concession i rio, m. a Hmntee (law 
 
 term- 
 Concf«isione,/. permission, aispen- 
 
 ! rui conceits 
 iceit 
 
 . /?i.coneei\fati. ] . 
 repute: ha nerd'ito il concetto 
 > <ii me. with me he has 
 
 ; >.' ha il concr'to 
 
 • : ; rs\ wi-ty repartee : 
 un libro pi no ,]j belli concetti, 
 k full of fine thoi 
 ■ •. 
 I 
 
 Coocerionc, /. conception, com- 
 prehension 
 
 ^liell 
 Conchindere, to infer, to coo- 
 to convince ; to resolve; 
 to enclose 
 Conchinsione, /. conclu>ion, end, 
 
 inference 
 CnoehfojOj a. concluded 
 
 '. tan, bark; a tan vat, 
 or pit 
 
 id- 
 
 con 
 
 Conciacal/ette, in. and f. a botch- 
 
 n oder 
 I 
 abuse, tame, casti 
 
 • 
 ■i ir uno pel til 
 delle feste, to ruin ; to spoil 
 Itti, in. .1 :il< r 
 Conciato, -'ied, &c. 
 
 Conciatore, m. mender 
 Conciatara, /. a mending, dressing 
 
 Concidro, >;>. mending 
 Conciglio, in. a council 
 C nciliabile, a. that may be con- 
 
 ciliated 
 Conciliabolo, and Concilnbulo, 
 
 in. a conventicle 
 
 Conciliamento, m. reconciling 
 
 Conciliare, to reconcile, to con- 
 ciliate; coi:cili.\r>i, to be recon- 
 ciled ; conciliare il sonno, to 
 obtain sleep 
 
 Conciliate, a. reconcile' 1 . 
 
 Conciliatorr. m. and Concilia* 
 '. a reconciler 
 
 Conciliazione, /. agreement 
 
 Concilio, m. a council 
 
 ConciliOZZO, m. a 
 
 Concimare, to dun : land 
 
 ( onciin'ito. pari, dunged, marled 
 
 Concime, rn. muck, marl, mend* 
 in? 
 
 Coucinnita, f. ornament 
 
 Concio, a, 
 
 a^settAto, 
 fine, trim, Con 
 
 Concio, rn. concord; ornament; 
 in concio. in rea linen 
 
 ■ cosache, Conckribase- 
 che, and Conci 
 
 i because, seeing that 
 
 Concionare, to preach 
 
 Condone. /. a sermon, an oration 
 
 ConCibsiacne, ConciOsiaCOBache, 
 since, because 
 
 Concisione,/. concision 
 
 . n. concise, succinct 
 
 ConoBtoriale, a. con^is'orial 
 
 Concistbrio, 771. con istory 
 
 Concttaniento,nv incitemenf, pro? 
 ocatien 
 
 f'oncitirc, to provoke, incite 
 Concitatfvo, a. apt to in- 
 Concitdto, part, moved, incited 
 C'oncitatore, m. disturber, muti 
 
 Concitazione, f. a stirrinsr up 
 Concittadino, m. a f< llow-citizen 
 ("onrlainazione, /. applause „ 
 
 . rn. a conclave 
 ConcLivio, rn. a closet 
 
CON 
 
 Conclavista, m. a conclavist 
 Concludente, a. concluding 
 Coneludentemente, ad. conclusive- 
 ly, evidently 
 Concludere, to finish, determine, 
 enclose, infer [inference 
 
 Conclusione, /. end, consequence, 
 Conclusivo, a. conclusive, con- 
 vincing 
 Concluso, part, concluded 
 Concomitante, a. accompanying; 
 grazia concomitante, the con- 
 comitant grace 
 Concomitanza, /. going with 
 Concordante, a. agreeable, agree- 
 ing 
 Concordanza, and Concordagi6ne, 
 
 /. concordance, agreement 
 Concordare, to agree, to reconcile, 
 
 to conform 
 Concordatamente, Concordamente, 
 and Concordevolmente, ad. 
 unanimously 
 Concordato, rn. a concordat, a 
 compact [upon 
 
 Concordato, a. agreeing, agreed 
 Concorde, a. unanimous, peacea- 
 ble ; di concorde parere, of the 
 same opinion [ble 
 
 Concorde vole, a. suitable, agreea- 
 Concordia, /. concord, harmony, 
 peace ; metter a concordia, "to 
 reconcile 
 Concorporato, a. incorporated 
 Concorrente, m. competitor, rival 
 Concorrente, a. concurring 
 Concorrenza, /. concurrence, rival- 
 ship, canvassing 
 Concorrere, to concur, to assemble, 
 to compete, agree in opinion; 
 concorrere alle spese, to pay 
 one's share [sort 
 
 Concorrimento, m. concourse, re- 
 Concorso, m. concourse, resort 
 Concorso, part, come together 
 Concotto, a. digested, concocted 
 Concozione, /. digestion 
 Concreare, to create, to beget 
 Concreato, part, created, begotten 
 Concredere, to believe ; concre- 
 
 dersi, to agree 
 Concreto, a. concrete 
 Concrezione, /. concretion 
 Concubina,/". a concubine 
 Concubinario, and Concubino, m. 
 
 a concubine keeper 
 Concubin/ito, m. concubinage 
 Concubinesco, a. belonging to a 
 
 concubire 
 Concubito, m. coming together 
 Concnlcamento, m. and Concul- 
 cazione,/. trampling 
 
 CON 
 
 Conculcare, to tread on, to oppress 
 Conculcatore, m. an oppressor 
 Concuocere, to concoct, digest 
 Concupire, to covet, to desire 
 Contupiscei'za, and Concupiscen- 
 
 zia, /. concupiscence 
 Concupiscevole, and ConcupisCi- 
 
 bile, a. concupiscible, desirable 
 Concui)iscivo, a. concupiscible 
 Concupiscibilita, /. unlawful de- 
 sire, sensuality 
 Concussare, to shake 
 Concussatore, in. he that shakes 
 Concussionario, m. a concussionary 
 
 (law term) 
 Concussione, /. concussion, com- 
 motion, extortion 
 Concussivo, a. shaking 
 Condanna, /. condemnation, sen- 
 tence 
 Condannabile, a. condemnable 
 Condannamento, rn. condemnation 
 Condann/ire, to condemn 
 Condanna to, part, cast at law, 
 
 condemned 
 Condannatore, rn. a condemner 
 Condannazione, and Condanna- 
 
 gione, /. condemnation 
 Condannevole, a. guilty, con- 
 demned 
 Condecente, and Condecevole, a. 
 
 decent, becoming 
 Condecentemente, ad. decently 
 Condegnamente, ad. worthily, 
 
 deservedly 
 Condernita, /. desert, merit 
 Condegno, a. worthy 
 Condennare, see Condannare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Condensamento, m. condensation 
 Condensire, to condense, thicken 
 Condenso, a. thick, condensed 
 Condescendente, a. complaisant 
 Condescendenza, /• and Conde- 
 
 scendimento, m. condescension 
 Condescend ere, to condescend 
 Condescensione, /. condescendence 
 Condescensivo, a. easy to conde- 
 scend 
 Condesceso, a. condescended 
 Condimcnto, m. sauce, pickle 
 Condire, to salt, to preserve, to 
 
 supply, to provide 
 Condiscendere, see Condescendere, 
 
 and its derivatives 
 Condiscepolo, rn. fellow-student 
 Condito, a. built, founded 
 Condi to, part, seasoned 
 Conditore, m. a founder, author 
 ConditGra,/. sauce, seasoning 
 Condizionale, a. conditional, lim- 
 ited 
 
 96 
 
 CON 
 
 Condizionalmente, and Condizio* 
 
 natamente, ad. conditionally 
 Condizionare, to prepare, dispose, 
 
 bargain 
 Condizionato, part. qualified 
 Condizione, /. rank, condition, 
 terms. A condizione, ad. upon 
 condition 
 Condoglienza,/. condolence 
 Condolersi, to complain, to con- 
 dole with 
 Condoluto, part, condoled 
 CondonabHe, a. pardonable 
 Condonare, to forgive 
 Condonato, part, pardoned 
 Condonatore, rn. he who pardons 
 Condonazione,/. forgiveness 
 Condotta, /. conduct, command 
 
 prudence, wisdom, carriage 
 Condottiere, m. captain, carrier 
 
 a conduit, canal 
 Condotto, part, eonducted 
 Condotto, m. conduit, pipe 
 Conducente, a. conducting 
 Conducere, see Condurre [in 
 
 Conducevole, a. conducting, lead 
 Conducibile, a. fit, proper 
 Conducimento, m. conduct, man 
 agement, behaviour, deportment 
 way 
 Conduplicazione, f. repetition 
 Condurre, to conduct, lead, guide 
 Conduttore, and Conducitore, m. 
 
 a leader 
 Condutttira, /. a journey, wainage 
 Con, prep, with ; con esso lui, 
 Avith hirn ; con esso meco, with 
 me ; con esso seco, with him ; 
 con esso teco, with thee 
 ConestaLile, m. a colonel ; a con- 
 stable 
 Conestabileria, /. the high con- 
 stable's jurisdiction 
 Confabulire, to talk together 
 Confabula'orio, a. colloquial 
 Confabulazione, /. confabulation 
 Confacente, a. com^enient 
 Cnnfaoeuza, /. agreenbleness 
 Ccnfacevole, a. suitable 
 Confare, to become, to be suita- 
 ble; il vino non mi confa, wine 
 is not good for me ; confarsi, to 
 answer', to agree ; questo dis- 
 coi-so non si confa ad un par 
 suo, this way of talking does 
 no? become such a man as you 
 Confederarsi, to confederate 
 Confederato, m. a confederate 
 Confederazicne, /. and Confedera- 
 m.-mto, rn. confederacy, alliance 
 Conferenza, /. and Conferimento, 
 m. conference, meeting 
 
C . >N 
 
 Confrrlre, to confer, in 
 Coofcrma, end I 
 
 conrin 
 Conft rn.jTv. r.nd Confirmare, to 
 confirm, establish, ratify 
 
 .. a confirmer 
 •r. C(»nfirnn i 
 Confermatore, in, a warranter, 
 Mather 
 
 Conferma7iope, f. confirmation 
 
 iifessarsi. 
 
 CoBfes- •' ssor 
 
 . ' L nfessionario, 
 i'essioaal chair 
 1 ne, /. confession 
 
 Confess), and Confessa'o, a. con- 
 fessed [c mt m v 
 re, and Confessor >, in. a 
 re, to preserve ; far stima, 
 to cheri-h : tuahttfcui uno, to be 
 civil ?.-> one 
 
 r. preserved 
 ore, and Confettiere, m. 
 
 •inner 
 TXtf. a box for sweetmeats 
 
 . ind Con- 
 fezione,/. preserves, sweetmeats, 
 
 Conficnnrn'i. nu a firing 
 Conficc'tre, to nail, fasten, to con- 
 vic\ convince 
 
 • >. part, nailed, fastened, 
 convinced 
 
 ding 
 Cooficere. to consecrate 
 Confidlnza. /. trust, confidence, 
 hope; abbi confidinza, despair 
 
 Ginfkhre, to tru«'. confide ; confi- 
 nl upon one 
 
 . i mfided 
 
 Confiden'emente, ad. confidently, 
 
 Coofiden?*. f. confidence, bold • 
 
 ficc-Sre 
 .r.z 
 art. resemblin?. 
 
 
 - ra'ion 
 
 limit, to 
 I anish 
 
 CON 
 
 ConfiseAbile. a. confiscable 
 
 -■■ u[xm 
 
 I'ed 
 
 through, 
 
 Conflagrtre, to set on fire 
 
 i- nihrmtion 
 her 
 robot 
 Coofuente, m. eonflai 
 
 re, to confound, to de- 
 ; cnnf:>n>U-rsi. to 
 be OODl 
 
 limento, m. confusion 
 Coofooditore, m. whoconftaei 
 Coofonn&re, to conform ; confor- 
 
 . to conform <>n. 's self 
 Conforma'ivo, a. c onfor mable 
 Conforaonlo, and Confonne, a. 
 
 fashioned, shaped 
 Confonnaatee, /. confoi mation 
 Conforme. a. conformable, similar 
 Couforme, ad. according, as 
 Conformemente. ad. pursuant to 
 (onformelvole, a. suitable, agreea- 
 ble 
 Conformista, m. a conformist 
 Conformiti./. conformity. In con- 
 form^a. ad. conformably 
 
 ..one, /. and Conforta- 
 mento, m. see Corifortaxiine 
 Confortlnte, a. comforting 
 Confbrtare, to comfort, advise, en- 
 
 courare 
 Confortativo. Confortatorio, and 
 
 ConfortOvole. a. comfortable 
 Confortatore, in. mid Conforta- 
 
 trice,/. a comforter 
 Confor*a7.ione,/. and Conforto, m. 
 
 comfort, advice, corro'oora'ion 
 ConfortinAio, m. gingerbread- 
 baker 
 Confortino. m. gingerbread 
 Conforto, m. see Confortaaione 
 Confrate, and Confratello, m. 
 
 brother 
 Confra'ernita.f. fraternity 
 Confricnxione,/. friction 
 Cirjfron'are, to confront 
 Confmntato. -part, confronted 
 C"nfron'a7ione. /. confronting 
 
 • nfmnting. con- 
 frrrior. A enfronto, ad. in 
 • ■->>n 
 
 e, /. disonh r, 
 crowd 
 Confuso, a. conf" 
 
 "I'aMe 
 Confnta 
 
 Confularv, to oncf'jte 
 97 
 
 CON 
 
 I Confutatora, in. a refuter 
 
 ione,/. confutation 
 I B, tO jive leave, to dil 
 
 onge larsi, to 'ake have 
 Congiido, in. leave, permission; 
 
 dir conge lo. to dismiss: non 
 
 jkisso dar quel che non e nno 
 I cannot give 
 
 v in' i- not mine without leave 
 imento, m. and Cpngo- 
 
 gnatora, /. assemblage. uniwi 
 connect, join 
 Congegnatn, part, connected 
 Congeiamanto| m. fret nog 
 Conge] icsi, to congeal, freeze 
 Congelato, part, concealed, frozen 
 Congelaxidne, /. congelation 
 Congerie,/. heap, hoard 
 Congettnro, and Conghiettura, /. 
 
 sruess 
 Congetturale, a. conjectural 
 Congettuiahaenie, ad. by guess, or 
 
 conjecture 
 Conzetturare, to conjecture 
 Conghietrarale, a. conjectural 
 Conghiettnrato, part, guessed 
 Condi iet'uratore, m. a conjecturer 
 Con^iujale, a. conjngal 
 Con^iusrare, see Coniu^ire 
 Conaiuyazione,/. conjujation 
 Congidgnere, and Congrangere, 
 
 to join close ; congiugnersi, to 
 
 approach 
 Congiugniinento, and Congiungi- 
 
 . m. conjunction 
 Conriugnitore, m. he who joins 
 Congiugnitura, j*. joint, seam 
 Congi6nta,/. a wife 
 Coneriuntamente, ad. jointly 
 Cnnziuntivo, m. the conjunctive 
 
 mood [joined 
 
 CongiunMvo, and Congiunto, a. 
 Congi6nto, in. kindred 
 Consiuntura,/. conjuncture, union, 
 
 joint 
 Congiunridne,/. conjunction 
 Congfiura, Con2iura7ione, /. and 
 
 Consiurameuto, m. plot, con- 
 
 spiracy 
 Congrarante, m. a conspirator 
 C'onriurare, to conjure, conspire, 
 
 plot 
 Conginrato, part, conspired 
 Congiaratnre, in. conspirator 
 
 rione,/. conyloba'ion 
 Conglomer&to, part, heaped to- 
 
 Con?lu»innre, to clue, knit, 
 Conjrlntinattvo, a. viacona 
 
 '. and Tongluti- 
 '.. m. eongtntii 
 CongratuLarsi, to congrahjlate 
 
CON 
 
 Congratulate), part, congratulated 
 Cor.-ratula'.ore, in. who congratu- 
 lates 
 Congratulalorio, a. congratulatory 
 Congratulazione, /. congratulation 
 Congrega, and Congregazione, /, 
 
 a congregation 
 Crngre amento, m. an assembly 
 Congregare, to assemble 
 Congrega 'o, part, assembled 
 Congresso, m. congress, meeting 
 Cong) ua, /. a sufficient income 
 Congruamente, ad. congruously 
 Congruence, a. sui able 
 Congruenza, /. congruence, con- 
 formity 
 Congruo, a. congruous, proper 
 Conguagliare, to equal 
 Conguaglio, m. a levelling 
 Coniare, to coin, to bind 
 Coniato, part, coined 
 Coniatore, m. a coiner 
 Coniettfira,/. see Congethira 
 Conietturare. s;e Congetfurare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Conigliera, and Coniglieria, /. a 
 
 warren 
 Coniglio, m. a rabbit 
 Conio, m. a wedge, a stamp for 
 
 coining; (moneta.) money 
 Coniugafe, a. conjugal 
 Coniuzare, to join, to conjugate 
 Coniugito, part, conjugated, mar- 
 ried 
 Coniu<razi6ne, /. conjugation 
 Coniuze, m. and f. consort 
 Coniogio, in. marriage 
 Coniuntfvo, a. conjunctive [lar 
 Conna*urrde, a. connatural, simi- 
 Conna^urare, to sympathize 
 C r nnazionale, a. national 
 Connessr>ne,/. connexion 
 Connessita,/. affinity 
 Connesso, a. connected, joined 
 Connest.'bile. m. a cons'able 
 Connettere, to connect, join ; non 
 
 conre f tere, to speak nonsense 
 Connivenza, /. connivance 
 Cormubjo, m. marriaze 
 Conrumf-rnre, to enumerate 
 Connnmera'o, part, enumerated 
 C^no, m. a Cone 
 Onocchia./. distaff 
 Conoscente, a. knowing, thankful, 
 
 acquainted 
 Connsccptem.'nte, ad. knowingly 
 C r no-c aaza, /. acquaintance 
 Cono«cere, to know; dar-i a co- 
 nrtscere, to rrnke one's self 
 known; to acknowledge; far 
 confrere, to prove ; conoscersi, 
 to under -tand 
 
 CON 
 
 Conoscibile, a. cognizable, intelli- 
 gible 
 Conoscimente, m. and Conosci- 
 tura, /. sense, wit, judgment, 
 experience 
 Conoscitore, in. a skilful man, a 
 
 connoisseur 
 Conosciu amente, ad. judiciously 
 Conosciu. issimo, a. much known, 
 
 skilful 
 Conosciuto, part, known, noted 
 Conquassamento, in. splitting to 
 
 pieces 
 Conquassare, to destroy 
 Conquassate, part, destroyed 
 Conquassavione,/. and Conquasso, 
 in. havoc, destruction ; andar in 
 conquasso, to go to ruin 
 Conquidere, to affile*, to conquer 
 Conquiso, part, vexed, conquered 
 Conquista, /. conquest 
 Conquistare, to conquer 
 Conquistato, part, subdued 
 Conquis'atore, m. a conqueror 
 ConquistO, m. conquest 
 Consacrare, and Consagrare, to 
 consecrate [dedicated 
 
 Consacrato, and Consagrito, part. 
 Consacrazione, and Consagrazione, 
 
 /. consecration 
 Consanzu'meo, a. related, akm 
 Consanguinita, /. relationship 
 Consapevolc, a. _ conscious ; far 
 
 consapevole, to. impart 
 Consapevolezza, /. notice ; knowl- 
 edge [flection 
 Consapevolmente, ad. with re- 
 Comcienza, f. sec Coscienza 
 Con c cio, a. knowing of, conscious 
 Conscritto, part, enrolled, regis- 
 tered, written [register 
 Conscrivere, to write, to pen, to 
 Conspcrare, see Consacrare 
 Consecutivamente, ad. one after 
 
 another 
 Consecutivq, a. successive 
 Consecur.ione, /. acquisition 
 Consegnare, to deposit, consign, 
 
 intrust, to deliver 
 Consegnato, part, consigned, de- 
 livered, described [livery 
 Consegnazione, /. deposition, de- 
 Conses;uente, part, consequent, 
 
 ensuing, following 
 Cnnsezuente, ad. afterwards; per 
 
 conseruen'e. consequently 
 Consezuentemente, ad. by conse- 
 quence, in course 
 Cohseguenza, f. consequence, in- 
 ference, conclusion, sequel ; mo- 
 mem 1 , weight : (termine in logi- 
 ca,) consequence 
 
 CON 
 
 Conseguimento, m. adoption, 
 
 getting 
 Conseguire, to obtain, get, gain, 
 succeed in the pursuit of a thing} 
 (succedere) to succeed, fol low- 
 come next 
 Conseguitare, to follow ; to acquire 
 Consegui'.atore, m. who obtains 
 Con-enso, and, Consentimento, rru 
 
 consent, approbation 
 Consen'&neo, a. agreeable, conso- 
 nant, convenient 
 Consent! re, to consent 
 Consentito, part, consented 
 Consentitore, :n. who consents 
 Consequente, a. see Conseguente, 
 
 and all its derivatives 
 Consertare, see Concertare 
 Conserto, m* concert, harmony 
 Conserto, a. joined together 
 Conserva, /. store-house, pantry, 
 preserves ; far conserva, to make 
 provision ; conserva d'acqua, a 
 water-house ; andaf di conserva, 
 (sea term) to keep company 
 together 
 Conservabile, a. preservable 
 Conservadore,m.support. preserver 
 Conservamento, m. preservation 
 Conservare, to preserve, defend j 
 conservarsi, to take care of one's 
 self 
 Conserva*! vo, a. preservative; m. 
 a keeper, projector [saved 
 
 Comerva'o, part, preserved, kept, 
 Conservatoio, in. a reervoir 
 Conserva'ore, m. and Conserva- 
 
 trice,/. preserver 
 Conservatory, m. a workhouse, a 
 
 nunnery 
 Conservazione, and Conserva- 
 
 gione. /. preserva'ion 
 Conservo, m. a fellow-servant 
 Connesso, m. assembly 
 Considernbile, a. considerable, re- 
 markable [bly 
 Considerabilmente, ad. consider*- 
 Consider.') nte, a. considering 
 Considerare, to think, to meditate, 
 to observe [ly 
 Consideratamente, ad. considerate- 
 Consideiato. part, considered 
 Considera'ore, in. who considers 
 Considera7ione,/. and Considera* 
 
 mentf), m. consideration 
 Consi?lian f e. a. advising 
 Consigliare, to advise ; consiglial^ 
 si, to consult with ; lasciatevi 
 considi'ir da me. take my advice 
 Consirfia'ameVe. ad. advisedly 
 C r nsi rlia'ivo, a. fit to advise 
 Consigliato, p art. advised 
 
CON 
 
 re, m. adviser 
 ConsklL-re, TO. counsellor, an un-" 
 
 der ; 
 Con>t.:lh. m. advice, resolution; 
 : prender consiglio, to 
 
 council board : consiglio di guer- 
 t.\. n covrtHmartial [term) 
 
 re, m, a joint-lord, (law 
 :.ble 
 .:il ling 
 
 •-"insistence : V eta 
 dclla consis enza. ihe middle age 
 -. to consist, to sand to- 
 gether 
 Consis orio, in. a consistory 
 Consito, a. planted, c own over 
 Consnbrin ■. m. a c Risin-germafl 
 Consociazione, /. association, alli- 
 ance 
 
 ! '. m. a companion 
 . comfort 
 Consul inte. a. coi 
 Consol\'-e, to comfort, console: si 
 
 di - a, he is not much troubled for 
 
 ConsoHre. a. consular: dignita 
 
 TonsMarm n'e. aa\ consul-like 
 
 micn'e. and Consolatoria- 
 men'e. a 
 
 mforting 
 
 -::iship 
 
 . a. omforted ; questa 
 
 i vien consolata, this nun 
 
 is comfortable 
 
 tore, m. and Consolatrice. 
 /. eon ' 
 
 ■h, part, comforting 
 Cousota.- 
 
 i. a consul 
 Convilidamento, m. closing up, 
 
 sold • 
 OnsM; : late, *o con* 
 
 zia, to streng'hen friend- 
 ship 
 
 Ving 
 •to, a. c >ns >li 
 < 
 * conform 
 
 i consonant 
 I conforma- 
 
 bly 
 
 ilchfi Iflno, 
 
 to live in ^ooi uoders'aniing 
 with somebody 
 
 CON 
 
 Consonare. fo azTee, to sin^ togeth- 
 er ; cio non consona col mio in- 
 . his i- not suitable to my 
 interest 
 COM mo, a. cor.cnrlant. a 
 
 . m. ajirif. husband. « ife j 
 ambo consorti, husband and 
 wife 
 Consorterfa, /. a society, company 
 
 •i. a Compa ion 
 Cons6rzio,m. fellowship,company, 
 familiarity 
 
 . are, to spr inkle 
 re, to disc -m 
 Conspfcu >. see Cbspletio 
 Conspirare, to pin 1 , conspire 
 Conspirato, pan. conspired, united 
 Conspiratore, TO. a c >uspira*or 
 Conspirazione, f. conspiracy 
 
 . to appear; to consist of; 
 consta a tntti, every body knows 
 Consternazi6ne, /. consternation 
 . cos'ive 
 e, to cons iu'e, appoint ; 
 Constitufre alcuno in dignita, to 
 prefer to honours 
 
 t. constituted 
 Consfitu f 6re, to. lie wb > constitutes 
 
 ".•ion 
 Constr&to, i art. c unstrained 
 Constrig • ingere, to 
 
 .. force. 
 Constri-Tiim^nto. and Costringi- 
 
 n. compulsion 
 Cnnstruire, to build, to construe 
 
 words 
 Construito, part, construed 
 Construtro, part. 
 
 i, to. pr -lit, s-ain ; non 
 
 so che sarn il construttodi quest' 
 
 aflare, I do not know what will 
 
 be the result of that affair 
 
 Constnrzione, /. construction, 
 
 framing 
 Consuetamente, ad. a« usual 
 Cousuetn. a. usual, accustomed : 
 queste sono cose cor.suete, th?,se 
 thinrs usually ha] 
 Consueru iinVi >. a. usual, ordinary 
 Consu itadii c.f. custom, use 
 
 . '. c msuttation 
 ConsuPAre, to consul', 'nke advice 
 Consoltato, part, consulted 
 Consu Jtazione,/ consultation 
 Consulfivo, a. fit to co: ^ult 
 Consul on- . 
 
 ible 
 - ' 
 /. consumption 
 
 ting, consum- 
 ing, accomplishing 
 
 re, to waste, destroy, to 
 
 CON 
 
 accomplish ; connumarsi, to 
 I \ ay 
 Consuma Ivo, a. consuming 
 Consumato, part, consumed ; sa- 
 
 pienza consumata, perfect wis 
 
 dom ; ur. urimo consumato, a man 
 rience 
 Consum&to, to. jelly [sumor 
 
 irte, m.~ wa ter, con- 
 Consumazione,/. consumption 
 Consumo, m. waste, decay 
 Consuntivo, a. consuming 
 Consonto, a. consumed 
 Consuneione,/. consumption ; con- 
 
 sunzione de' sicoli. th : end of 
 
 iIk- world 
 Consummate, see Consonnre 
 Consustauziabilita, /. con.mbstan- 
 
 tiality 
 Consus'anziale, a. consubstantial 
 Consus'an-ialineute, ad. consub- 
 [tiation 
 Consustarntiazifme, /. consubstan* 
 Conta Una,/, a country woman 
 Contadinella, /. a country h s 
 !Io, m. a country lad 
 ContadinescO, and Contadino, a% 
 
 nistic, rude 
 Contadino. m. a coun ; iyman 
 Coutido, to. fields, shire, country; 
 
 the vicinity of a town 
 
 . to. ami Con'agioue, /. 
 
 infeciion, plague 
 
 i, a. con'arious, catching 
 Contamente, ad. properly, hand- 
 
 s imely 
 Contamento, m. an account 
 
 \r]<\ a. what may be 
 
 con tarn i 
 Con'ai^iinainento, m. pollution, 
 
 defiling [feet 
 
 Co taminare, to contaminate, in- 
 Contamicatissimp, a. quite polluted 
 Contamin&to, a. infected, defiled 
 Contamir.a'ore, m. who pollutes 
 C Nataminazidce, /. contamination 
 Con'ante, a. reckoning j danaro 
 
 contaute, ready money 
 
 ' > c unt ; to settle; to 
 
 value : to relate 
 Cont&'o, part, reckoned, told 
 Contatore, to. a computist ' 
 C intdtto, ni. touch, c ntact 
 Contazione, /. an account 
 Conte, in. earl, count 
 Contea,/. coun'y 
 
 mpu*e 
 . f, a grave, jiroud coun- 
 
 . to. contents ; appear- 
 ance ; caminar in cont-jno, to 
 «alk wi h gravity 
 
CON 
 
 Cotitegnoso, a. sober, grave 
 Contemperanza, /. proportion, 
 
 suitableness 
 Contemperare, to adapt 
 Contempfcrato, part, proportioned 
 Contemperazione, /. temper 
 Conlemplamento, m. c ntempla- 
 
 Uod 
 Contemplante, a. contemplating 
 Contemplare, to contemplate, view 
 Contemplativo, a. contemplative 
 Conicmplatore, m. a contemplator 
 Contemplazione, /. contemplation 
 Contemporaneamente, ad. con- 
 
 temporaneously 
 Contemporaneo, a. contemporary 
 Coutemprare, to temper, moderate 
 Contendere, a. contending 
 Contendenza, /. a contention 
 Contendere, to quarrel, debate, 
 
 fight, to strive 
 Coutendevolmente, ad. litigiously 
 Contendimento, m. contention, 
 
 strife 
 Contenditore, 771. a quarreller 
 Contenente, ad. directly 
 Conten inte, a. containing ; conti- 
 nent 
 Contenenza, /. continence, capa- 
 ciousness, gravity 
 Contenere, to contain, comprise, 
 refrain ; contenersi, to contain 
 one's self [mien 
 
 Contenimento, m. moderation ; 
 Contennendo, a. despicable 
 Contennere, to despise 
 Contentamente, ad. contentedly 
 Contentamento, rn. content, de- 
 light 
 Contentare, to content, please, sat- 
 isfy; contentare le sue voglie, to 
 gratify the inclination ; conten- 
 tarsi, to be contented 
 Contentato, a. sa'isfird, pleased 
 Contentatura, /. content 
 Contentevole, a. pleasing 
 Contente/za,/. content, pleasure 
 Contentibile, a. contemptible, 
 
 mean 
 Contento. a. contented, pleased; 
 non mi terro mai contento se 
 non lo vedo, I shall never be 
 easy if I do not see him 
 Contento, m. contentment ; the 
 
 contents 
 Contenuto, part, contained 
 Contenuto, m. the contents ; vi 
 diro tuito il contenuto, I shall 
 tell y>u the st':ry 
 Contention -, /. debate, dispute 
 Contenziosaniente, ad. contentious- 
 IK 
 
 CON 
 
 Contenzioso, a. quarrelsome 
 Conteria, /. jet [contiguous 
 
 (Jont rmmale, and Conterinino, a. 
 Conterminare, to border upon 
 Contesa, /. s' riving, struggling, 
 
 quarrelling 
 Conteso, part, hindered 
 C'ontessa,/. countess 
 Contessere, to join, warp 
 Contessina, /. young countess 
 Contestable, in. constable ; gran 
 contestable, (in the order of St. 
 Stephen,) the grand prior 
 Contes are una lite, to bring an ac- 
 tion at law [tention 
 Con'estazione, /. pleadings, con- 
 Conteslo, a. woven 
 Contesto, m. context 
 Contezza, /. information, news ; 
 non posso darvene maggior con- 
 tezza, I cannot tell you more 
 about it 
 Conticino, m. a small bill 
 Contigia, /. ornament 
 Contigi'ito, a. adorned 
 Contiguita, /. neighbourhood, con- 
 
 tiguousness, nearness 
 Contiguo, a. contiguous 
 Continente, a. containing; conti- 
 nent, chaste 
 Continente, rn. a continent 
 Con'inentemente, ad. chastely 
 Continenza, /. circumference, con- 
 tinence, firmness 
 Contingente, a. accidental 
 ConM'nsrentemente, ad. casually 
 Contingenza, /. contingency, casu- 
 alty 
 Contingere, to happen 
 Contingibile, a. casual 
 Contingibilita,/. casualty 
 Contino, m. a young count 
 Continovare, see Continuare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Con'inuameVe, ad. continually 
 Continuamento, rn. Continua, and 
 
 Conti nuazione, /. continuation 
 Continuinte, a. assiduous 
 Continuare, to continue, to last 
 Continuatamente, ad. perpetually 
 Continuato, part, continued 
 Continuatore, m. a continuator 
 Continuazione, /. continuation 
 Continuity, f. continuity 
 Continao, rn. a close body 
 Conllnuo, a. continual ; febbre 
 cbntinua, a c mtmual fever. Del, 
 or Al conlinuo, ad. incessantly 
 Conto, m. account, reck-ming, 
 esteem ; me^'er a conto, to dis- 
 count ; far conto d' una persona, 
 to esteem: non fa conto di nes- 
 100 
 
 CON 
 
 suno, he values nobody ; un u6» 
 mo di con'o, a great man ; in 
 conto alcuno, by no means j a 
 buon conto, cheap ; per che con- 
 to, foi what reason ? far i conti, 
 to settle ace tints; conti chiari, 
 amici cari, even reckonings 
 make long friends ; voi me ne 
 renderete conto, you shall be ac- 
 countable to me for it ; non mi 
 torna a conto, I do not find my 
 account in it. 
 Conto, a. known 
 Contorcere, totwist,wring, writhe; 
 
 contorcersi, to make wry faces 
 Coutorcimento, rn. contortion 
 Contornare, to sketch the contour 
 Contornarsi, to have recourse 
 Contornato, part . sketched 
 Contorno, m. precinc*, circuit ; 
 contorni, the contours of a pic- 
 ture 
 Contorsione, /. a convulsion, fit 
 Contorto, a. twis'ed, crooked 
 Contra, prep, (contro,) against 
 Contrabbaudiere, in. smuggler 
 Contrabbando, m. prohibited 
 goods; far il contrabbando, to 
 smuggle 
 Contrabbasso, m. bass in music 
 Contrabbatteria, /. counter-battery 
 Contrabbilanciare, to counterbal- 
 ance 
 Contraccambiare, to recompense, 
 
 reward, to truck 
 Contraccambio, rn. mutual ex- 
 change ; rendere il contraccam- 
 bio, to be even with a person 
 Contra cchi'ive, /. a fal e key 
 Contraccif r a, and Contraccifera, 
 
 f. a key for deciphering 
 Contracc'uore, rn. p'tin, grief; a 
 
 con'raccuore, against one's will 
 Contrachiglia, /. the keel of a c hip 
 Contrada, /. country, province, 
 
 sfree' 
 Contraddpnza,/. country dance 
 Contraddetto, m. contradiction J 
 senxa contraddetto, without dis- 
 pu'e 
 Contraddicente, a. contradicting 
 Con'raddicitoie, rn. he who con- 
 tradict 
 Contraddire, to contradict, oppose ; 
 
 contraddtrsi, to falter 
 Contraddirltto, rn. fine, penalty 
 Contraddistinguere, 'o distinguish, 
 
 to si -"nalize one's self 
 Con'raddi'^re. rn. antagonist 
 Con raddittrtrio. a. contradictory 
 Contiaddittoriamente, ad. contra- 
 dictorily 
 
cox 
 
 Contraddivieto, m, prohibited 
 
 goods 
 » lizktoe,/. and Contraddi- 
 
 cin»< 
 I •.nture 
 
 iriare, and 
 all iti 
 
 Contraddfre, and 
 all Iti 
 Coiitrten-, stt Coutrarre 
 i unento, m. c 
 in< 
 
 ind Contraffafdre, 
 m. counterfeiter, in. 
 Contraffirr, to counterfeit, mimic ; 
 
 con'rx:^ 
 Contrail Attn. <i. counterfeited, con- 
 ceal . 
 Contraffattura. and Coutrairazione, 
 
 . o.<unterfh*ue, (in 
 music) 
 
 Obatnjmento, tn. a contract, con- 
 
 ; pose, resist 
 i '. a countermand 
 light 
 i countertreble 
 
 harm 
 ' mark 
 . to countermand 
 man lata, til a counter- 
 mand 
 ContrammArcia, /. a countermarch 
 Ontrammina,/. a countermine 
 ContramminAre, to countermine 
 Con'-ranuniraglio, tn. a rear-a-lmi- 
 ral [poise 
 
 O>ntramrr:oij 1 ->, , n, m. counter- 
 razione, /. a contrary 
 
 first and second 
 
 stance 
 
 i. 'he lex talionis, 
 
 • the rrain 
 [uilihrium 
 
 •v'trf, to counterbalance, 
 i mine 
 .'buy, m, a counterpoise, 
 
 ; posi'ion 
 ( oppose ; contrap- 
 
 1 
 
 erpoint ; 
 far il contrappunto, to accompa- 
 ny (in ■ 
 
 CON 
 
 Con'rariamente, ad. oontrarily 
 I 10 radict 
 
 ContrarietA,/. op] aition, 
 
 i .ersi'y 
 
 coi trary. Pa eon- 
 
 the contrary. Al 
 1 1 -. ,;■/. qui) contrary 
 ■(. ih< contrary 
 
 re, to eon- 
 -. to unite, Join : 
 contra rrv debi i. to run into debt ; 
 contrnrre liiatrimonio, to couple 
 in nsurriage w i'h one 
 CoBtrarmpnndere, tn rejoin 
 Coutrarrisposta, /. a rejoinder, or 
 I duplication ' ' [change 
 
 Cootrascambtameato, m. a counter- 
 ..\ counterscarp 
 
 itta, /. a c 'Untfihond 
 
 Contrasertvere, to write against 
 Contrascritto, m. a counterpart 
 Contrasseguare, 1 1 countersign 
 Contrassegnato, part, countersign- 
 ed [nature 
 • -natira, f. a COB 
 Contrasa on .n..\rk. 
 stimony 
 ill/ire, to counterseal 
 
 Contraataoile, a. contentious 
 . ni. a dispute 
 
 Dte, a. iv-.ist ; :i^ 
 re, to withs'an I, resist : 
 mal contrast iamo con' ro il nostra 
 dt-s'lno, in vain we strive against 
 our I 
 . Con'ra-tatore, m. opposer 
 IContrasto, m. and Contrast&nza, 
 
 ! f. debate, q\iarrel ; contrast 
 . ;. c luntry, (in p wtry) 
 . n. and Contratta- 
 gjone,/. dealing, trading 
 
 mrac', harsrain 
 npo, m. mischance. Di 
 contralternpo, ad. unseasonably j 
 
 fare una c^x a COutratteinpO, to 
 do a tiling unseasonably 
 
 Contraf' . ~*rument, 
 
 Dent; contralto di do.na- 
 I ?ift 
 Contratto, pari, contracted ; Unie 
 Contrat'ura,/. contract ion, shrink- 
 ing 
 Contraartare, to nan aeainst 
 ( oi:»ravvallazione, f. on'ravalla- 
 tion [u i'h an evil eye 
 
 fon'ravvedere, to look at one 
 
 Con-ravver.ire, to infringe a law, 
 
 eantoa . 
 
 Coutravventore, m. offender 
 101 
 
 CON 
 
 Contravveuzidne. /. transirossioD 
 Contra wersita, /. contrariety 
 Contrazidne, /, i ml action 
 Contributre, to contribute 
 Conti ibuto, m. contribution 
 Contributore, m, who contributes 
 Contriburibne, /. contribution 
 Contr'impannata, and Contr-'in* 
 
 retriata, /. a countei frame (for 
 
 a window) 
 C'ontrirsi, to he contrite 
 Contristamente, ad. with contrition 
 ( ontristamento, m. and (Vintrista- 
 
 zione, /. affliction, grief 
 I ire, to afflict; c o nt ria tarri, 
 
 to be afflicted 
 Contristativo, a. afflicting 
 Contristato, a. afflicted 
 Contristatore, m. one who afflicts 
 Contritamente, ad. with contrition 
 Contritare, to mince 
 Contrite, a. minced ; contrite, 
 
 penitent 
 Contrizione,/. sorrow for sin 
 Contro, prep, against, contrary; 
 
 darsi contro, to falter 
 Con'r'or line. ??i. a ounterorfler 
 Cbntiostoinaco, ad. unwillingly 
 Controvire, to invent, feign 
 Con'rovatO, part, invented, de- 
 
 Controversia,/. di bite, dispute 
 sista, m, i conti 
 
 in r i\-( rsi il 
 Controv^rti 
 
 (' ntrovertibile, a. doubtful, dis- 
 pirahle 
 
 Contumace, a. stubborn, rebellious 
 Contumacemente, ad. stubbornly 
 Contumncia, /. awl Contumace, 
 
 m. wilfulness, s'uhhornness 
 
 , Ha,/, affront, abuse 
 Con'unielio.-amente, ad. outrage- 
 
 ou.-ly 
 Contnme'ioso, a. affront ive 
 Confurhamento, m. Conturhajione, 
 and Conturbazioue, /. disturb- 
 ance 
 Conturbare, to dis'urb, vex, to 
 
 throw into a confusion 
 Conturbato, a. difturbed, vexed 
 Con'usione, /. contusion, bruise 
 bruited 
 
 . rrntj. although 
 (!ontu'tocio. any. however, yet 
 
 Convalesoente, n. reentering ; esscr 
 convalescente, to recover 
 
 . ■ 
 ' Dfirtti s'rrnzih- 
 
 en : coi i 
 
 rated 
 Conville, f. a valley 
 
CON 
 
 Convenente, rn. deed, agreement ; 
 
 osservare il convenente, to keep 
 
 a promise [lation 
 
 Convenenza, /. agreement, capitu- 
 
 Convenevole, a. convenient ; con- 
 
 venevol cosa e, it is reasonable 
 Convenevole, rn. propriety; fare i 
 convenevoli, to make compli- 
 ments; stare su i convenevoli, 
 to stand upon ceremonies 
 Convenevolezza, /. conveniency 
 Con venevol issimamente, ad. most 
 
 comfortably 
 Convenevolmente,ami Convenien- 
 temente, ad. commodioiuly, 
 conveniently [is just 
 
 Couveniente, rn. a decency, What 
 Conveniente, a. proper, suitable 
 Conveniciiza,/. decency 
 Convenimento, rn. agreement, con- 
 vention 
 Con venire, to agree, to meet,- as- 
 semble ; to be necessary ; ci con- 
 viene partire, we must part 
 Conveutare, to make one a doctor 
 Conventazione, /. coronation (of 
 
 poets) 
 Conventicnla, /. and Conventicolo, 
 
 in. private meeting 
 Convento, m. an assembly ; con- 
 vent, monastery, houie ; bar- 
 gain, an agreement 
 Conventuale, a. frate conventuale, 
 
 a conventual friar 
 Convenuto, part, agreed 
 Convenzionale, a. conventional 
 Convenzionarsi, to agree 
 Convenzione, /. covenant, con- 
 tract 
 Conversa, /. a lay sister 
 Conversabile, a. sociable [ry 
 
 Conversamen'e, ad. on the contra- 
 Con versa nte, a. conversant 
 Con vers/i re, to converse 
 Conversa fvo, a. sociable, affable 
 Conver-A'o, part, frequen'.ed 
 Conversatore, rn. who converses 
 Conversazione, /. and Conversa- 
 
 mento, in. discourse, assembly 
 Conversevole, a. sociable 
 Conversione, /. conversion, trans- 
 
 mua^ion 
 Convcrz^part. converted, changed. 
 Per converso, ad. on the contrary 
 Converso, rn a lay brother 
 Convertere, to change, to turn 
 Converribile, a. transformable 
 Convertire, to convert, change; to 
 apply, to turn ; converlire a se, 
 to appropriate to one's use ; con- 
 vertirsi, to be converted 
 Convertito, part, converted 
 
 COP 
 
 Convertit6re, m. a converter 
 Convessita,/. convexity 
 ConvessO, rn. convexity 
 Ctfhvesso, a. convex 
 Conviare, to convoy, guard 
 ConvkVo, part, convoyed, attended 
 Convicino, a. neighbouring 
 ConvincJnte, o. convincing, clear 
 Convincentemente, ad. evidently 
 Convincere, to convict, convince 
 Convinto, part, convicted, con- 
 vinced 
 Convinzione,/. conviction 
 Convit&re, to invite, to keep an 
 
 open house 
 Coiivit^to, part, invited 
 Convitato, m. a guest 
 Convitatore, m. an inviter 
 Convito, m. banquet, feast 
 Convitto, rn. intercourse 
 Conviva, m. guest 
 Convivare, to feast together 
 Convivente, a. living with others 
 Convivere, to live together 
 Conviviale, a. belonging to a feast 
 Convivio, m. a feast 
 Conviziare, to insult 
 Cnnvizio, m. insult 
 Convocare, to call together 
 Convocato, part, convoked, assem- 
 bled 
 Convocatore, m. who convokes 
 Convocazione, /. and Convoca- 
 
 mento, m. convocation 
 Com- oxi i are, to convoy, attend 
 Convoglio, m. a convoy 
 Convolare, to marry again 
 Convolgere, to wallow, tumble, 
 
 roll 
 Convolto, a. dirty, tumbled 
 Convulsioncella, /. a slight convul- 
 sion 
 Convulsione, /. convulsion 
 Convulsive, and Convulso, a. con- 
 
 vulshe 
 Cooperamento, m. co-operation 
 Cooperante, a. working together 
 Cooperante, rn. co-operator 
 Cooperare, to co-operate 
 Cooperatore, rn. a fellow-worker 
 Cooperazione, /. co-operation 
 Coordhnre, to arrange 
 Coordinate, a. set in good order 
 Coord inazione,/. order 
 Coortare, to encourage 
 Coorte, /. cohort of soldiers 
 Coperchiare, to cover [trick 
 
 Coperchiella, /. a cunning shift, 
 Coperchio, m. a cover ; a lid ; il 
 soperchio rompe il coperchio, 
 too much of any thing is good 
 for nothing 
 
 102 
 
 COR 
 
 Coperta, /. a cover ; -^ope'rta da 
 letto, a coverlet ; coperta di lana, 
 a blanket ; coperta d'una casaj 
 the roof of a house ; coperta di 
 vascello, the deck ; sotto coperta, 
 under pretence 
 
 Copertamente, ad. secretly, closely 
 
 Copenina,/. coverlet 
 
 Coperto, a. covered, dark, obscure ; 
 parlar coperto,ambiguous words, 
 discourse; mettersi al coperto, 
 to shelter one's self 
 
 Coperto, m. a shelter 
 
 Copertoio, m. a cover, roof; a 
 double net 
 
 Copertiira,/. cover, pretence 
 
 Copia, /. plenty, copiousness ; far 
 copia di se, prostitution ; copia 
 (esemplare,) a copy, transcript, 
 extract ; questo ci clara gran co- 
 pia di ragionare, this will afford 
 us great matter for discourse 
 
 Copiare, to copy, transcribe 
 
 Copiatore, and Copista, m. a 
 copyist 
 
 Copiosamente, ad. copiously 
 
 Copiosissimo, a. most plentiful 
 
 Copiosita,/. abundance 
 
 Copioso, a. abundant, fruitful 
 
 Copi.staccio, in. a scrawler 
 
 Coppa, /. the nape of the head ; 
 a cup ; servir di coppa, to be a 
 cup-bearer 
 
 Copparosa, /. copperas, or vitriol 
 
 Coppella. /. a coppel ; argento di 
 coppella, fine silver ; mertere 
 alia coppella, to put to a trial 
 
 Coppellare, to try gold or silver by 
 tiie coppel 
 
 Coppe, /. plur. cups, a suit of cei* 
 tain cards, used in Italy, &c. 
 
 Coppetta, /. a cupping-glass 
 
 Coppia, /. a couple, a pair 
 
 Coppiere, in. a cup-bearer 
 
 Coppo, 77i. pitcher, a cup 
 
 Copponi, m. pi. chips 
 
 Coprente, a. covering 
 
 Coprimento, m. a cover; non ha 
 coprimento adosso, he is quite 
 poor 
 
 Coprire, to cover, hide, dissemble ; 
 si copra, put on your hat 
 
 Copritore, m. a coverer, a tiler, 
 thatcher 
 
 Copritura, /. a covering 
 
 Copula, f. coupling, conjunction 
 
 Copulare, to couple 
 
 Copulativamente, ad. copulatively 
 
 Copulativo, a. copulative 
 
 Coragrio, m. courage, valour 
 
 Coraggiosamente, ad. valiantly 
 
 Corag^ioso, a. stout, brave, bold 
 
COR 
 
 Orallino, a, coral coloured 
 
 ■ 
 
 I -rdially 
 
 Conui . her 
 
 (>olo, ad, in public, open- 
 ly 
 
 f« Uow 
 ../. the [luck 
 
 i. /. the liver of an animal 
 Coratellina,/. the entrails 
 I .a cuirass 
 
 •: be d'uua 
 
 •«or! of raven 
 i with pride 
 Corbell.ire, to make a 
 Corbel 1 x .-jr-sts 
 
 Corbellv 
 
 Corbelleria,;. idle -luff 
 Corbello, m. a basket 
 
 ..,/. the arbutus 
 Cotter -tree 
 
 I j nun; crow 
 Corbo, nu a crow ; aspettar il 
 D vain 
 
 : a match ; 
 corda del collo. the tendons 
 i 
 of a ship 
 
 be in a line 
 ; e, riband, small 
 cord 
 
 a. /. a rope-yard 
 
 a. sine re, affectionate , 
 nemico cordiale, a declared 
 
 Cordi.il- . 
 
 I 
 
 Cordioella, and Cordicina, /. a 
 eon 
 
 Cordier", rru a rope- maker 
 Cordi^licro, rru a cordelier, (a 
 
 --iscan fiiar) 
 OrdL 
 
 ■ re, to grieve, be afflict- 
 ed 
 Cordoelio. rru erief, sorrow ; si e 
 lella .sua 
 more, his death has been great! y 
 lamented 
 
 rrowfully 
 
 :. KMTOirfol 
 
 Kre, rru a tanner, a shoe- 
 maker 
 Cordovano, rru Cordovan leather; 
 
 COR 
 
 tirar il cordovano, to m 
 
 Core, m. bear! (in poetry) 
 
 i , /. a 
 
 I VI iiul 
 
 io, m. a strap-maker 
 • i, in. .1 ilail 
 ae, nu a large sri ip 
 ,/. chorography 
 Coriandolo, and Conandro, m. 
 
 Coric.ire, and Coricarsi, to lie 
 
 mp down, slay 
 Coricato, a. lying 
 Corifeo, in. 'the chii f, principal 
 
 man 
 Corito, TO. hazel-tree 
 
 . m, ivy berries 
 Corintio, m. Corinthian order 
 
 ,. the skin ; (out of joke) 
 io ti trarro il corio, I will flay 
 thee alive 
 
 (.a chorister 
 '. a rheum stopping the 
 nose 
 Coma. /. pL of Corno, hnnis 
 Comacchia,/. a rook, a I 
 Cornacchiamento, m. prating, 
 
 chit-chat 
 Cornacchiare, to prate, chafer 
 Cornacchino, m. a young or rw 
 ione, rru a prattler 
 nto, 77i. a tingling, or 
 noise in one's ears 
 Cornamusa. /. a bagpipe 
 Cornamusare, to play on the bag- 
 pipe 
 Cornare, to sound a horn 
 Cornata. /. a How of a horn 
 Cornea./, a portion of the eye 
 
 about the 
 ; }? [una corrnL'gia, the 
 
 Corneo, a. horny, whitish 
 
 -•raiment ; 
 I aid, a toot) of horse 
 
 (. a -mall horn 
 . /. a cornice, a frame ; a 
 raven 
 Coroicione, m. a lar?r fnn.e 
 Cornieolato, yart. honed 
 Cornlfero, a. hav 
 Corniola, ' 
 
 Corniola,/. a c irnelian 
 Coruiolo. m. thecorm 1 
 
 -. horn : far le coma ad 
 enrk"! 1 ; o6n 
 
 cito, the 
 le coma 
 ad uno, to reduce t i 
 vale un com\ not worth a pin 
 103 
 
 COR 
 
 Cornucopia, /. j ' 
 
 . . : . in. a cuck Id 
 
 Coro, in. i li urui| chou | 
 
 i ind 
 I . '. chorography 
 
 ; liical 
 CoroUlrio, m. inf 
 Corona, /. a crown, kingdom, 
 chaplet; f4rai corona d'u 
 to take the a h 
 
 thini 
 
 Ooran -io, m. a chaplet*] 
 Coronale, a. of a crown 
 Coronamehto, m. coronation 
 D crown 
 
 Coronato,] art. crowned, rewarded 
 
 Coronazione, /. corona - ion 
 Corpacciata, /. a belly-full : far 
 una corpacci&ta, to "stuff one's- 
 
 self 
 Cor] accio, m, a bulky body 
 Corpaoriato, -*• corpulent 
 Corpetto, 771. a doublet 
 Corpicello, ami Corpicino, rru a 
 
 weak body 
 Corpo, ?/!. "holy, sdiape ; society' 
 
 bello di corpo, well- shaped ; 
 
 e^li ha il diavolo in corpo, the 
 
 devil is in him ; c 
 
 c<rpo a corpo, to fighl ; andar 
 
 del COT] -cere ad 
 
 un corpo, to be born at the BUU 
 
 time; son nati ad on 
 • twins 
 Corporaje. a. corporal, mortal 
 Corjioral. - 
 
 corporal i I y 
 Corporalmente, ad. corp 
 
 a, and Corpulenza, /. 
 
 bulk, size, plight 
 
 Corpulento, a. corpulent 
 Corpulenza,/. corpulency 
 Corposcolo. vi. a corj usele 
 Corpuadomini, m. a certain fest> 
 
 val, called C^rpna-Christi-day 
 I a. bulky, big-bellied 
 
 Corpuzzo, rru a o 
 
 1 , tot quip, f'<rnb,h, adorn 
 
 ■ 
 
 • i "ins 
 I i mend 
 
 ■ 
 
 . n former 
 
 rru a crucible 
 
 i ., a. mu'ually rtlat^^ / 
 
COR 
 
 Correlazione, /. a mutual relation 
 
 Corrente, m. and f. a stream, a 
 current, a courser, a dance 
 
 Corrente, ad. fluently 
 
 Corrente, a. running, swift; dis- 
 posed ; moneta corrente, current 
 coin ; prezzo corrente, market- 
 price 
 
 Correntemente. ad. currently 
 
 Correntia,/. impetuosity 
 
 Correnzia,/. the current, stream 
 
 Correo, m. an accomplice, (law 
 term) 
 
 Correre, to run ; correr la posta, 
 to t ide post ; correr al fine, to 
 be dying; correr nella memo- 
 ria, to remember; cone voce, 
 they say ; far correr voce, to 
 spread news ; correr dietro ad 
 uuo, to entreat one ; correr 
 addosso altriii, to fall on, assault 
 one 
 
 Correria, /. incursion, excursion 
 
 Correspettivamente, ad. respec- 
 tively 
 
 Correspettivita,/. relation, affinity 
 
 Correspettivo, a. equivalent, cor- 
 responding 
 
 Correttamente, ad. correctly 
 
 Corretllvo, a. corrective 
 
 Corretto, part, amended 
 
 Correttoie, m. and Correttrice, /. 
 corrector 
 
 Correttoi ia. /. a correctorship 
 
 Correzione, /. correction, punish- 
 ment, reproof; correzione dcgli 
 abfei, reformation of abuses 
 
 Corridoio, m. a gallery 
 
 Corridore, m. covered way, scouts, 
 a horse 
 
 Corriere, m. a courier, an express 
 
 Corrimento, m. a race ; corrimento 
 di vento, blowing of thft wind 
 
 Corrispondente, a. agreeing 
 
 Corrispondente, m. a correspon- 
 dent 
 
 Corrispondentemente, ad. aptly, 
 fitly 
 
 Corrispondenza,/. correspondence ; 
 proportion, connexion 
 
 Corrispondere, to agree with, to 
 match, to deal 
 
 Corrisposto, part, answered 
 
 Corritoio, m. a kind of gallery 
 
 Corritore, m. a scout 
 
 Corrivo, m. a silly fellow 
 
 Corroborante, and Corroborativo, 
 part, corroborated, or corrobo- 
 rating 
 
 Corroborare, to strengthen, confirm 
 
 Corroborazione, /. confirmation 
 
 Corrodere, to eat into, fret, vex ; I 
 
 COR 
 
 corrodersi il cuore, to fret one's 
 
 self 
 
 Corrodimento, rn. a gnawing 
 
 Corrompere, to deprave, debauch, 
 
 spoil, bribe, pervert 
 Corrompevole, a. corruptible 
 Corrompimento, m. corruption, 
 
 rottenness 
 Corrompitore, m. a corrupter, 
 
 falsilier, forger 
 Corrosione, /. corrosion, gnawing 
 Corrosivo, a. corrcding 
 Corroso, a. coiroded 
 Corrottamente, ad. corruptly 
 Corrottibile, a. corruptible 
 Corrotto, part, corrupted, bribed ; 
 corrotta fede, broken faith ; te- 
 stimony corrotti, suborned, or 
 bribed witnesses 
 Corrotto, rn. weeping, mourning 
 Corrucciarsi, to be in a passion 
 Corrucciato, a. provoked, angry 
 Corruccio, m. anger, passion 
 Corrucciosamente, and Corruccia 
 lamente, ad. angrily, peevishly 
 Corruccioso, a. passionate 
 Corrugare, to bend, contract one's 
 
 brow, to wrinkle 
 Corruscare, to glitter, to gleam 
 Corruscazione, /. gleaming, light- 
 ning 
 Corriisco, a. sparkling 
 Corruttela, and Corruzione, /. 
 
 corruption, spot, blemish 
 Corruttibile, a. corruptible 
 Corruttibilila, /. corruptibility 
 Corruttore, m. corrupter 
 Corruzione, /. corruption 
 Corsa, /. race; corsa di cavnlli, a 
 horse-race [pirate 
 
 Corsale, and Corsare, m. corsair, 
 Corsaletto, m. (corazza) a cuirass 
 Corsegdare, to rob at sea 
 Corseggiato, a. piratical 
 Corsia, /. a current, stream 
 Corsiere, m. a courser, a steed 
 Corsivamente, ad. running full 
 speed ; pa«ar corsivamente una 
 cosa, to take no notice of a thing 
 Corsivo, a. running; versi corsivi, 
 flowing verses ; stile corsivo, a 
 smooth style ; caratteri corsivi, 
 italic types 
 C6rso, m. course, stream, current, 
 progress, career ; andar in corso, 
 to pirate ; far il corso degli 
 studj,tomake a course of studies 
 Corso, part, passed ; run ; 1'anno 
 
 corso, last year 
 Corso, a. native of Corsica 
 Corsoio, a. running ; cappio corsoio, 
 a runninr knot, a noose 
 104 
 
 COS 
 
 Cortaldo. m. a cropped horse; a 
 
 bob ail 
 Cortamente, ad. shortly, briefly 
 Corte, f. a court ; uomo di corte, a 
 
 pleasant man; tener corte, to 
 
 feast 
 Corteare, to accompany a bride 
 Corteccia, /. bark, crust 
 Cortecciuola,/. a small bark 
 Corteggiare, to attend, court 
 Corteggiatore, m. one ihat courts 
 Corteggio, and Corteggiamento, 
 
 m. a train, or retinue 
 Cortegianesco, a. of a courtier 
 Cortegiania, /. court-intrigue 
 Corteo, m. a train, or retinue 
 Cortese, a. courteous, all'able 
 Corteseggiamento, rn. generosity 
 
 living at a high rate 
 Corteseggiare, to spend high, live 
 
 nobly 
 Cortesemente, ad. courteously 
 Cortesia, /. courtesy ; mi faccia la 
 
 cortesia, be so kind 
 Cortezza, /. brevity 
 Cortice, rn. bark 
 Corticella,/. a small yard 
 Cortigiana, /. a common woman ; 
 
 a court lady 
 Cortigianamente, ad. courtier-like 
 Cortigianeria,/. see Cortegiania 
 Cortigianesco, a. belonging to a 
 
 courtier ; ceremonie, compli- 
 
 nienti cortigianeschi, fair empty 
 
 won's 
 Cortigiania, /. courtier's trick 
 Cortigiano, rn. a courtier, a magis- 
 trate [court 
 Cortigiano, a. of, or belonging to a 
 Cortile, m. court-yard 
 Cortiletto, and Cortiluzzo, m. a 
 
 little yard 
 Cortina, /. a bed-curtain, veil 
 Cortinaggio, m. bed-curtains 
 Cortinato, part, curtained 
 Corto, m. shortness 
 Corto, a. short; corto di vista, 
 
 short-sighted. Di corto, ad. 
 
 shortly; tener .corto, to keep in; 
 
 legiir corto, to deal hardly 
 Corto, ad. shortly 
 Coruscare, see Corrusc're, ana 
 
 derivatives 
 Corvetta,/. curvet 
 Corve'tare, to prance [vets 
 
 Con e*tatore, m. a horse that cur- 
 Corvo, rn. a ciovv, or raven 
 Cosa,/. a thing; cose, things, 
 
 business, aflair, mntter; la cosa 
 
 ando cos';, the affair went so; 
 
 cose rare, curiose, curiosities ; 
 
 c6se di conse^ueuza, a serious 
 
COS 
 
 matter ; cose da nulla, baubles, 
 trifles 
 Cosacchi, m. pi. Cossacks 
 Cosaccia,/. a bal thing 
 
 Ckodeeoendera 
 Coscii, /• a thigh ; cdseiadi ponte. 
 the nol of i bri Ige \ 
 
 n; coscia 
 di mauzo, a lest of beef 
 
 irmournf 
 the thigh) 
 OosesBBSa, /. conscience ; far 
 •-u to make conscience, or 
 sc^iple of any thing 
 Coar .enzi.ito, a', conscientious 
 CoBcienziosamente, ad. conscien- 
 
 Coscieniioso, a. conscientious 
 
 Coscinetto, m. i 
 
 Coscritto, a. conscript, enrolled 
 
 CoselMua, Coservlla, and Cosetta, 
 /. trifle 
 
 Cosl, ad. so, thus, after this man- 
 ner; egli mi disse cosl, he told 
 me so ; cost, I wish j 
 so, so ; cosl fa'to, such like ; 
 non ho detto cosl fatte cose, I 
 did not say so ; dltegli cosl e 
 cosl, tell him so an : - 
 come, ad. just as. Com fatta- 
 mente, ad. in this manner 
 
 ico, a. cosmetic (beautify- 
 
 5 afia, /. cosmography 
 Cosmngrtfico, a. cosmographies] 
 Cosmografo, m. a cosmographer 
 
 ' io, m, an instrument like 
 p-ilabe 
 Cosmol-iela, /. cosmology 
 CosmotoVco, a. insmoiogicjJ 
 Cosznor politlno, 
 
 m. a cosmopolite (an inhabitant 
 of the srorl !) 
 Cnso. m. a ninny, silly | 
 CospArs . 
 part. - ed, scat- 
 
 tered [disper- 
 
 re, arid Cosparzere, to 
 Cospetto, m. presence 
 
 uteri. 7onkers! 
 Cospettone, m. a vapourin? hector 
 lear, manifest 
 
 ' '. conspired, plotted 
 
 i. conspirator 
 
 mbinatkm 
 Oasis, m. k wilt, hunch 
 Ce«U. /. a rib. 
 crost ; and.ir crista cbsta, to coast 
 
 Costa, Sd r; via di 
 
 costa, get you hence 
 
 COS 
 
 i. ad. here, below, yonder 
 aslant, steadfast; 
 ate, i r certain 
 inte, set Bsstdoossly 
 It uicy 
 to cost ; c.iro mi crista, I 
 ur ; eoattre, to be plain ; 
 far ooatarej to make evi lent ; 
 eosst a tutti, every bod] knows 
 
 . in. side, ribs 
 Costata, part, cost 
 
 i H along 
 Costii. proruf. she, or this 
 done,/, constellation 
 . -. a bill 
 Costernare, to lose courage ; co- 
 
 sterr.'irsi, to be affrighted 
 Costerni7.ioiH', /. con atera arion 
 ■'. there, in th.it place 
 Confab*,/, a shore, coast 
 
 . m. a coasting pilot 
 Costinci, ad. thence; uscite co- 
 
 stinci, *o from thence 
 Costipare, to constipate, thicken 
 Costipato, a. bound, 
 
 •i:e. /. costiveness 
 
 Costitoire, to constitute, appoint, 
 
 to raise, prefer [fished 
 
 . i at. appointed, estab- 
 
 1 re, and Costitutore, in. a 
 
 constitutor 
 Costitutlvo, a. const itu'ive 
 m. examination 
 Costihnnone, /. institution, consii- 
 rotBM, decree, law 
 
 . charge, expense ; sjnza 
 . M ithout any expense 
 . a rib 
 CoBtolatura,/. all the ribs 
 Cos'oliere, m. a wood-knife, a 
 
 Costolfna,/. a small rib 
 CostorOi ft on. TO. pi. these, those 
 
 itnngent 
 Costrdtto, part, constrained, force! 
 Costrlgnere, and Con^tringere, to 
 
 cons-rain, oblige; la 
 
 mi costrirne a fire quel che non 
 me to do 
 
 srfcsl I would not 
 Costrign : mento, and Costrineri- 
 
 mento, m. compulsion, violence 
 Cos'rixione, /. constriction, con- 
 
 Costnilre, to build, to construe 
 
 . to. pmn*. gain, inter- 
 mtenta, bottom ; vogKa 
 sapere il COS trt ttO, 1 will know 
 "nm 
 
 '. boil*, made 
 ra,/. bnilding, structure 
 105 
 
 cov 
 
 Costroajdse,/. a bnilding 
 
 n. in. this in in ; this 
 Costoma, I,/. cus» 
 
 torn, osa :<-, eft ilirjr, hUsreosno) 
 Costomare, to I e acuuaUimed ; 
 costumare alia corte, to Creonenl 
 court ; costumare on eavallo, to 
 manage 
 CoBtumatamente, ad. civilly 
 Costuma essa,/. good manneri 
 Costumathnimo, a. most civil, 
 
 courteous 
 Costumato, part, used, a ccust o m - 
 ed ; di buoni cnstumi, well- 
 bred 
 Costumazione,/. last r ucti on 
 . m, custom, mannera 
 
 Cosiiccia, and Oosoxza,/. a trifle, 
 
 trash 
 Cot.'ii, and Gotali, pron. pL such 
 C ol Je, pron. such; in cool 
 
 in such manner 
 Cotale, 7?i. a dunce 
 Cotale, ad. so. thus 
 Cotanto, a. and ad. so much, so 
 
 Ion?, thus much ; pen I 
 
 itanto a venire ? why 
 ming? 
 Cote,/, a wbet*stoae (in poetry) 
 
 and Co.icn. /. the skin 
 of the h< ad 
 
 . /tot?, this, this man 
 . a. this, that [th se 
 
 . 
 Cottdianamente, nd. daily 
 Cotidi&nO, a. daily 
 CotOgna,/. a quince 
 Cotogn&to, TO. in. in i.-i lade 
 CotogBO, TO, qeince-tree 
 . cotton 
 
 . and Coturnfce, /. a 
 quail, a partridge 
 Cdtta, f. a coat, a surplice 
 Cottlccio, a. half-baked 
 : meal 
 cot ked. dnmk 
 Cofora,/. dressing meat 
 Cotorno, to. a buskin 
 
 < hole: a torto ; - 
 Covacoo, and Cov^cciolo, m. 
 
 den 
 Coriste, a. batchtng 
 
 to batch, brood ; co wire il 
 fuoco, to sit close tn the fire 
 
 i me, /. 
 
 ha'chinsr 
 Covrchi'ire, to cover 
 Co\V-rchio. to. a • 
 C'overlina, f. a boosing, a horse* 
 
 clo'h 
 
CRE 
 
 Cove'rta,/. a cover, pretence 
 Covertamente, ad. secretly 
 •Covertare, to hide, conceal 
 Covertato, part, concealed 
 Covertina,/. a horse-cloth 
 Coverto, part, covered 
 Coviglio, in. a hive 
 Covile, 771. a den, a cave 
 Covo, and Covolo, m. a den, hole, 
 
 lurking-hole, the form of a hare 
 Covone, 771. a sheaf of corn 
 Covrire, (in poetry) see Coprire 
 
 and its derivatives 
 Cozione, /. boiling-, dressing 
 Cozzare, to butt, as rams; to 
 
 strike, to contend 
 Cozzata, /. and Cozzo, 771. a blow 
 
 with a horn ; che giova nelle 
 
 fata dar di cozzo ? what signifies 
 
 striving against fate? 
 Cozzone, in. a horse-dealer 
 Cranio, 771. the skull 
 Crapula, /. drunkenness, debauch- 
 ery [cess 
 Crapulare, to eat and drink to ex- 
 Crapulone, m. a glutton 
 Crapulosita, /. gluttony 
 Crassezza, /. filth, grease 
 Crasso, a. fat, greasy; ignoranza 
 
 crassa, a gross ignorance 
 Crastino, a. of to-morrow 
 Cratera, /. a bowl 
 Cratere, m. a crater 
 Cravatta, /. a cravat, a stock 
 Creante, a. creating 
 Creanza, /. civility ; non sarebbe 
 
 buona creanza se voi faceste 
 
 questo, it would not be civil in 
 
 you to do such a thing 
 Creanzato, a. polite, well-bred 
 Creare, to create 
 Creativo, a. creative 
 Creato, m. a minion, a creature 
 Creato, a. created: mal creato, 
 
 ill-bred 
 Creatore, m. and Creatrice, /. 
 
 creator ; ingegno creatore, an 
 
 original genius 
 Creatura, /. creature 
 Creaturina, and Creaturella, /. a 
 
 little creature 
 Creazione, /. creation 
 Crebro, a. (in poetry) thick, fre- 
 quent 
 Credente, a. believing,* i credenti, 
 
 the faithful 
 Credenza,/. faith, belief, credit; 
 perder credenza, to lose credit ; 
 far credeuza, to trust; d;'ire a 
 credenza, to sell on credit ; 
 pigliare a credenza, to buy on 
 credit 
 
 CM 
 
 Credenziera, /. a cupboard, a 
 buti'et 
 
 Credenziere, 777.. a butler, confidant 
 
 Credere, to believe, trust 
 
 Credibile, a. credible 
 
 Credevole, a. credulous 
 
 Credibilmente, ad. credibly 
 
 Credito, m. credit, trust, name, 
 esteem, interest ; essere in cre- 
 dito, to be in vogue; metter in 
 credito, to put in esteem 
 
 Creditore, ra. creditor 
 
 Ciedo, 771. the creed 
 
 Credulita, /. credulity 
 
 Credulo, a. credulous, easy 
 
 Creduto, part, believed, supposed 
 
 Crema, /. cream 
 
 Cremisi, m. crimson 
 
 Cremisino, a. crimson coloured 
 
 Creolo, a. Creolian 
 
 Crepacciato, a. cracked, gaping 
 
 Crepaccio, in. crevice, gap 
 
 Crepacuore, in. grief, sorrow 
 
 Crepare, to burst, ch?.p ; crepar 
 di sete, to be thirsty 
 
 Crepato, part, burst 
 
 Crepatura, /. crevice, chink, 
 rupture 
 
 Crepitare, to crackle 
 
 Crepolare, to burst 
 
 Crepuscolo, 771. twilight 
 
 Crescente, a. growing 
 
 Crescenza, /. growth, increase 
 
 Crescere, to grow, increase, en- 
 large, nourish, multiply 
 
 Crescevole, a. disposed to grow 
 
 Crescimento, 771. increase, growing 
 
 Crescione, m. water-cresses 
 
 Crescitore, m. increaser, approver 
 
 Cresciuto, part, grown 
 
 Cresima, /. consecrated oil 
 
 Cresimare, to confirm 
 
 Cresimatore, m. he that confirms 
 
 Crespa, /. wrinkle, curl 
 
 Crespamento, m. and Crespezza, 
 /. wrinkling 
 
 Crespa re, to crisp, or plait 
 
 Crespello, m. a kind of fritter ; far 
 crespelli delle ciglia, to contract 
 ane's brows 
 
 Crespo, and Cresposo, a. wrin- 
 kled ; capellatura crespa, curled 
 hair; viso crespo, awiinkled face 
 
 Cresta, /. crest, top, height; cresta 
 di g'lllo, a cock's comb 
 
 Crestaia, /. a milliner 
 
 Crestoso, and Crestuto, a. crested 
 
 Creta,/. chalk 
 
 Cretoso, a. chalky 
 
 Criare, see Creare, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Cribrare, to sift, to bolt 
 106 
 
 CRI 
 
 Cribrazione,/. sifting 
 
 Cribro, 771. a sieve ; portar l'acqua 
 
 col cribro, to lose one's time 
 Cricca, /. a game at cards; a 
 
 rout, a company 
 Cricchi, m. crick, creak 
 Cricchio, m. whim, caprice 
 Crime, ra. a crime 
 Crimenlese, m. high-treason 
 Criminale, and Criminoso, a. 
 
 criminal, vicious ; un criminale, 
 
 a malefactor 
 Criminalista, m. a lawyer in 
 
 criminal causes 
 Criminalmente, ad. criminally 
 Criminare, to prosecute, to blame 
 Criminazione, /. accusation 
 Ci imine, m. crime, sin, fault 
 Criminoso, a. criminal 
 Crinale, m. an ornament for th 
 
 hair 
 Crine, m. hair 
 Crit.iera,/. a horse's mane 
 Crinito, and Crinuto, a. hairy 
 Criocca, /. a jovial crew 
 Crise, and Crisi, /. crisis of 
 
 disease 
 Crisolito, 771. a chrysolite 
 Crisopasso, 771. a chrysoprasus 
 Cristallino, a. bright, crystalline 
 Cristallo, m. crystal ; il mormora 
 
 de' liquidi cristalli, the murmur 
 
 ing of the clear stream 
 Cristato, a. crested 
 Cristeo, and Cristere, m. a clyster 
 Cristianriccio, m. a bad Christian 
 
 a good plain man 
 Cristianamente, ad. Christian-like 
 Cristianella,/. a silly woman 
 Cristianello, and Cri.-tianone, m. 
 
 dandy, a mean, silly man 
 Cristianesimo, m. and Cristianita 
 
 f. Christianity, Christianism 
 Cristiano, m. a Christian 
 Cristiano, a. Christian 
 Cristianissimo, a. most Christian 
 Cristiere, and Cristiero, m. a 
 
 clyster 
 Cristo, 771. Christ 
 Criterio, m. good sense 
 Critica, and Criticazi6ne, /. 
 
 criticism 
 Crilicamente, ad. critically 
 Criticare, to criticise, find fault 
 Criticato, part, criticised 
 Criticatore, m. a critic, censurer 
 Critichetto, m. an ignorant critic 
 Critico, 771. a critic 
 CrUico, a. critical 
 Crivellare, to sift, to bolt, to find. 
 
 fault with 
 Crivellato, part, sifted 
 
CRO 
 
 Crivell\ m. I - 
 
 . crack, chatter 
 ittle 
 
 . blab 
 
 •.ck 
 | : tormen', punish- 
 
 : atllizione, affliction ; a 
 iom 
 n-coloured 
 
 I with a 
 - 
 . '. a small cross 
 
 r street 
 Crociar.ien'.o, m. atrlic'ion 
 ifflict 
 
 . war 
 . ifflic'ed 
 ..'.it. suffering 
 Crodc^hi >. m. i cross «.n 
 
 .to croak 
 cruc ; fy 
 
 / Crocitis- 
 :.\i">n 
 
 rucifix 
 i. h- crticifier 
 
 iil nicely ; 
 
 or make 
 muc 
 ( Km. a crucible 
 
 p u;h 
 Crollv. j, jogging 
 
 • j°? 
 . k 
 iver 
 mto cromatico, 
 chroma' ic music 
 
 -. chronicle 
 • bad chronicle 
 . and Chronic 1 . 
 i\n 
 Cronic-. a. chronic te-iious 
 
 Cronol^dsta. m. chr 
 
 n hard, to 
 
 - uashinz; 
 
 l 
 
 r 
 
 I 
 
 •upcrficial 
 
 . f. a kind of pastry 
 
 cue 
 
 -.>., /. pavement, incrusta- 
 tion 
 Gtw loo, m. touted bn 1 1 
 
 etnto, a. crusty 
 iuo, m. a small or ist 
 . ■. , 
 CruccevoUnentO, Crucciatamente, 
 and Crueciosamente, ad. pas- 
 sionately 
 
 f. a mattock 
 
 . to a.ger, provoke ; 
 
 cn.cci.'irsi. to be angry 
 
 Crucci.'ito, and Crucciosi,u. anjry. 
 
 [guish 
 
 Cruccio, m. passion, ansrer, an- 
 
 Cruciamento, and Cruciato, in. 
 
 torment 
 Cmci.ire, to torment 
 Crum'o, part, tormented 
 Cruciito. m. torment 
 C rucifJggere, sea Crocifiggere 
 
 v. ad. bitterly, cruelly, 
 b'.un'ly, rashly 
 Crudelaccio, a. cruel 
 CrudJle, a. inhuman, fierce, bar* 
 - ; un crudele, a cruel 
 man [elly 
 
 Cnidelissimame'nte, ad. most cru- 
 >. a. most cruel 
 . croelly 
 
 inhumanity, 
 barbarity 
 
 . 7. almost raw 
 Crudezza, and Cru li a,/, crudity, 
 
 rawness, mdigestion 
 CrQdo, a. raw, unripe, cruel 
 CruenCre, to make Moody 
 
 a. bloodv, horrible. 
 frightful 
 Cr ma. /. and Crino, in. the eye 
 
 of a needle 
 Cn'isca, /. bran ; the Florentine 
 
 academy 
 Cruscante, m. one who aims at 
 exactness in the Tuscan lan- 
 
 ->. f. nonsense 
 ., m. fine bran 
 Cruscone. in. cot: 
 Crn^coso, a. full of bran 
 . *o lie 
 
 . m. K nare to catch birds 
 '.hie. rrr cubical 
 m. the elliow. a cubit 
 . 
 CuccWna,/. an ileal comTry 
 Cucchi'iia. /. a charger, (for great 
 
 snin-.i t 
 Cucchian'a, f. a spoorful 
 Cuccbbi -case 
 
 Cuccbi'iio. m. a st>oon 
 Cucchiaione, m. a soup-spoon 
 107 
 
 CUM 
 
 Cucchiara, /. a trowel ; a chaiger 
 
 i guns 
 I'ucci.i. f. :i COUCfa 
 
 ■• to lie down 
 Ci cciolino, m. ■ young whelp 
 Cucciolo, and Cuccio, in. a puppjj 
 
 a 1 ip-Ic- 
 
 Ciicco, {for uovo,) in. an egg, 
 a favourite boy. a minion 
 
 Cuccu, and CucQio, in. a cuckoo 
 
 Cucina, /. a kitchen; di buona 
 cucina, good for cooking 
 
 Cucinare, to cook 
 
 Cucinato, part, dressed, cooked 
 
 Cucinielra, /. and Cuciniere, m. 
 a cook 
 
 Cucino, in. a cushion, pillow 
 
 Cueire, to sew, or stitch 
 
 Cucito, part, sewed, stitched 
 
 Cucitore, m. he that sews 
 
 Cue it rice, /. a seinstress 
 
 C ucit ira, /. and Cucimento, m. a 
 seam [ter 
 
 Cuculinre, to lavish at, scoff, ban- 
 
 CucuUatora,/. raillery 
 
 Cuculla,/. a cowl, a hood 
 
 Cucullato, a. hooded, cowled 
 
 Cuculo, in. a cuckoo 
 
 Cucurbita-/. a distilling vessel 
 
 Cncuzza,/. a irourd 
 
 . m, the top of the head 
 
 Citlia. /. a cap; cufha da notte, a 
 night-cap 
 
 CuiTiire, to eat immoderately 
 
 Cu-rina,/. and Cugino, in. cousin 
 . w hose. Of which, of 
 w horn ; di cui la bellezza, whose 
 beauty ; a cui risposi, to whom 
 I answered ; voi, cui fortuna 
 tanto favorisce, you, whom for- 
 tune favours so much ; da cui 
 ebbi una favorevol risposta, from 
 whom I had a favourable answer 
 
 Culatta, /. and Culo, m. the 
 breech, bum ; culatta, the bot- 
 tom of a church lamp ; culatta 
 d'un cann6ne, the breech of a 
 eun [Rome, the Coliseum 
 
 Culiseo, in. an amphitheatre at 
 
 C'illa,/. a cradle 
 
 Cullare, to rock the cradle 
 
 Culmine, m. summit, height* 
 
 Culmo, m. sb m 
 
 Cultivire. su Coltivare, and its 
 derivatives 
 
 C ill to, m. worship 
 
 Cumino, m. the h rb cumin 
 (un: ul. 'ire, to heap, hoard 
 
 Comulatameote, ad. aboodanfly 
 
 Cumula'ivamente, ad. accumu- 
 
 latively 
 Cumulat'lvo, a. accumulative 
 
CUR 
 
 Cumulato, part, heaped, hoarded 
 
 Cumulatore, m. who accumulates 
 
 Cumulazione, /. and Cumulo, m. 
 accumulation, a heap 
 
 Cuna, /. a cradle 
 
 Cuneo, ra. a wedge 
 
 Cuniculo, m. a mine ; far cuniculi, 
 to undermine ; a rabbit 
 
 Cuoca, /. a cook 
 
 Cuocere, to dress meat ; to vex, 
 fret ; me ne cuoce il cuore, my 
 heart bleeds ; to concoct, digest 
 
 Cu6cersi, to get drunk 
 
 Cuoci6re, ra. smart 
 
 Cuocitura, /. cooking, baking, &c. 
 
 Cuoco, m. a man-cook 
 
 Cuoiaio, ra. a leather-dresser 
 
 Cuoio, ra. leather, skin, parchment ; 
 tirar le cuoia, to die 
 
 Cu6re, m. heart, life, mind, soul ; 
 porsi in cuore, to resolve ; far 
 cuore, . to cheer up ; far cuo** 
 duro, to be obstinate ; pregar di 
 cu6re, to entreat ; aver a cuore, 
 to esteem ; crepar il cuore, to 
 break one's heart. Con gran 
 cuore, ad. courageously. A mal 
 cu6re, ad. unwillingly. Di bu6n 
 cuore, ad. heartily 
 
 Cupere, to desire 
 
 dupezza,/. depth 
 
 Cupidamente, ad. gladly, fondly 
 
 Cupidigia, /. covetousness, lust, 
 greediness 
 
 Cupidine, m. (in poetry) Cupid 
 
 Cupidissimo, a. most desirous 
 
 Cupidita,/. fondness, covetousness 
 
 Cupido, m. Cupid, love 
 
 Cupido, a. desirous, eager 
 
 Cupo, a. deep ; uomo cupo, a cun- 
 ning man ; nel cupo del mare, 
 in the depths of the sea 
 
 Cupo, ra. d^pth 
 
 Cupola, /. a cupola 
 
 Cupresso, m. see Cipresso 
 
 Cura, /. care, diligence; darsi 
 cura, to mind. Cura, parish ,• 
 cura d' anime, cure of souls ; 
 cure amorose, amorous torments 
 
 Curabile, a. curable 
 
 Curagione, /. cure, curing 
 
 Curandaio, m. bleacher 
 
 Curante, part, caring, minding 
 
 Curanza, /. care 
 
 Curare, to value, esteem ; non euro 
 di voi, I esteem you not ; medi- 
 care, to cure, attend, protect, de- 
 fend 
 
 Curata, f. the pluck 
 
 Curatella, /. the liver 
 
 Curat! vo, a. medicinal 
 
 Curato, ra. a curate, a parson 
 
 DA 
 
 Curato, part, cured 
 
 Curatore, ra. and Curatrice, /. 
 
 keeper, a guardian, a trustee ; 
 
 physician 
 Curazioua, /. cure 
 Curia,/, a court of justice 
 Curiale, a. of the court, or council- 
 house 
 Curialita,/. kindness, civility 
 Curiandolo, m. coriander 
 Curiosamente, ad. curiously 
 Curiosetto, a. rather curious 
 Curiosita, /. curiosity 
 Curioso, a. curious, inquisitive, 
 
 rare ; un curioso, a curious man ; 
 
 (dilettante di cose rare) a virtuoso, 
 Curro, m. a chariot 
 Cursore, m. a courser, a kind of 
 
 messenger in the court of Rome 
 Curule, /. a curule chair 
 Curvare, to curve, bend 
 Curvato, part, curved, bent 
 Curvatura, Curvezza, and Curvita, 
 
 /. curve, crookedness 
 Curvilineo, a. curvilinear 
 Curvipedo, a. cloven-footed 
 Curvo, a. arched, bent 
 Cuscinetto, m. a small pillow 
 Cuscino, m. a cushion, a pillow 
 Ciispide, /. point 
 Custode, m. a keeper, a guardian 
 Cusiodia, /. custody 5 dar in cu- 
 
 stodia,to commit to one's keeping 
 Custodire, to keep guard 
 Custoditamente, ad. safely 
 Custodito, part, kept, secured 
 Custoditore, m. a keeper 
 Cute,/, skin, bark 
 Cuticola,/. cuticle, skin 
 Cuvidoso, a. greedy [Russia) 
 
 Czar, m. the czar (emperor of 
 Czarina, /. the czarina 
 
 D 
 
 DA, prep, from ; da, about ; era- 
 no da venti, they were about 
 twenty. Da meno, of less worth ; 
 da piii, of more ; da, to, for to ; 
 buono da mangiare, good to eat ; 
 da, (with me, te, se, loro,) alone ; 
 io faro da me, I'll do it by my- 
 self ; da me, da te, at my house, 
 at your house ; da, like as ,' mi 
 trattb da principe, he treated me 
 as a prince ; da, fit ; donna da 
 marito, a woman fit to be mar- 
 ried ; da, to ; queste non sono 
 cose da fare, things not fit to 
 108 
 
 DAN 
 
 do. Da che voi volete cosl, 
 since you will have it so; da 
 banda, aside; da befTe, in jest j 
 da indi innanzi, henceforward j 
 da indi addietro, thence back- 
 ward ; da indi in giu, thence 
 downward ,• da indi in poi, since 
 that time ; da indi in qua, hith- 
 erto ; da indi in su, thence up- 
 ward [thou. 
 Da, (from dare,) he gives, or give 
 Dabbenaggine, f. simplicity, good- 
 ness 
 Dabbene, a. good, honest ; da u6« 
 
 mo dabbene, as an honest man 
 Dacc4po, ad. anew 
 Dache, conj. since * 
 Daddovero, ad. in earnest 
 Dado, m. a die 
 Daga, /. a dagger 
 
 Daino, m. a deer ; Daina, /. a doe 
 Dal la to, ad. aside, near 
 D' allora inninzi, from that time; 
 d 'allora in poi, since ; d' allora 
 in qua, hitherto 
 Da lungi, at a distance, far off 
 Dama,/. a lady ; queen at chess; 
 (donna amata ; ) a mistress; fa la 
 dama, she assumes the fine lady 
 Damaschino, a. of damask 
 Dameggiare, to court the ladies 
 Damerino, m. a beau, a spark 
 Damigella,/. a young lady 
 Damigello, m. a page 
 Damina, /. a young lady 
 Damma, /. a doe (in poetry) 
 Dammasco, see Dommasco 
 Damo, m. a beau, a lover 
 Damuzza,/. a low woman 
 Da molto, a. of worth, of merit 
 Danaio, and Danaro, m. pence, 
 farthings ; non ho danari, I have 
 no money [moneyed 
 
 Danaioso, and Danaroso, a. rich, 
 Danaresco, a. ready (of money) 
 Danaro, m. money; danari con- 
 
 tanti, ready money 
 Danaruzzo, m. small money 
 Da niente, a. worthless ; un u6mo 
 
 da niente, an insignificant man 
 Dannabile, a. damnable, blameable 
 Dannabilmente, ad. damnably 
 
 dangerously 
 Dannare, to condemn, to damn, 
 to blame ; to erase. Dannare 
 la ragione to cancel a debt 
 Dannarsi, to damn one's self 
 Dannato,7>ar£. damned, condemned 
 Dannati, pi. m. the damned 
 Dannatore, m. a condemner 
 Dannazione, /. damnation, con- 
 demnation 
 
DAR 
 
 Danneggiamento, m. damage 
 Danneggiare, to damage, to hurt, 
 
 to lose 
 Dannejgiato, part, damage:!, hurt 
 Dannesgiatore, r.i. he that does hurt 
 Danuevole, a. shameful, infamous, 
 prejudicial [damnably 
 
 Dannevdmente, ad. injuriously, 
 DanniticJre. to damage, hurt 
 Daunifica to, part, damage i 
 Danno. m. cost, hurt, damage ; a 
 
 mio danno, to my cost 
 Daunosamente, ad. hurifully 
 Danuoso, a. hurtful 
 Dante, a. giving; tra'l dante, e'l 
 rieevente, between giver and re- 
 ceiver 
 D.inte. m. a kind of leather 
 Danteggiare, to imitate Dante 
 Dan'eseo. a. in the manner of 
 
 Dante, the poet 
 Da nulla, a. good for nothing 
 Danza,/. a dance ; esser in d'mza, 
 to be talked of ; entrar in danza, 
 to do as others do 
 Danzare, to dance 
 Dauzatnre, m. and Danzatrice, /. 
 
 a dancer 
 Danzetta,/. a short dance 
 Da og-i innanzi, ad. for the fu- 
 ture : da parte, asid >, secretly; 
 da parte a parte, through; da 
 per ?e, by himself; da per tutto, 
 everywhere 
 Dappertutto, ad. everywhere 
 Dappie, ad. from the foot 
 Dappocaagine, and Dappochezza. 
 
 /. ignorance, idleness 
 Dappoco, a. idle, cowardly 
 Dappoi, ad. since, after, afterwards 
 Dappoi che, conj. since that 
 Dappresso, prep. near, just by 
 Da prima, ad. at first 
 Da qua innanzi. ad. for the future 
 Dardesr-rnre, to dart, cast, shoot 
 Dardiero, m. a bowman 
 DnrJo. m. a dart 
 
 Dire, to save ; to strike, beat ; dar 
 addos^o ad uno, to fall upon ; dar 
 compimento, to finish ; dar ban- 
 do, to banish ; dar da dormire. 
 to l->dsre ; dar f^ndo. to cast an- 
 chor : dar il buon vifisrgio, to 
 wish a rood journey ; dar in uno, 
 to meet one ; dar la b:iia. to jest ; 
 dar la corda. to ?ive the s'rappa- 
 do ; dar la mano, to c msent ; 
 dar a credere, to make one be- 
 lieve : darsi ad un->, (pari mdo 
 d'nna donnaO to prs'itute her- 
 self: darsi pace, to quiet one's 
 self; darsi bi>6n tempo, to live a 
 
 DEB 
 
 merry life ; darla a gambe, to 
 run away ; dar cue dire, to give 
 occasion'to talk ; dar le carte, to 
 deal at cards ; dar (aver qualche 
 somiglianza) to incline to ; que- 
 s'o panno da nel rosso, this cloth 
 inclines to red, or is reddish ; 
 non si da a tutti d'entrare, it is 
 not permitted to every body to 
 go in 
 
 Darsena, /. (la parte piii interna 
 del porto,) a wet dock 
 
 Da scherzo, ad. in jest 
 
 Da senno, ad. in earnest 
 
 D'assai, a. (sufficiente) sufficient, 
 very able ; tenersi d'assai, to 
 think one's self very capable 
 
 Dassezzo, ad. lastly 
 
 Data, /. a date 
 
 Dataria, and Dateria, /. the data- 
 ry's office (at Rome) 
 
 Dauirio, m. a Roman officer 
 
 Dativo, m. the dative case 
 
 Dativo, a. who gives 
 
 Dato, part, given [that, &c. 
 
 Dato, o dato che, conj. suppose 
 
 Da ore, m. and Datrice, /. a giver 
 
 D'Utero, m. the dare, a fruit 
 
 Dattilo, m. a foot in Latin verse 
 
 Dattorno, prep, about, round about 
 
 Davante. or Davinti, ad. before ; 
 pararsi davante, to remember 
 
 D' a\ anzo, ad. overplus 
 
 Da vero, and Davvero, ad. in 
 truth, in earnest 
 
 Dawantaggio, ad. more, moreover 
 
 Davidico, a. of David 
 
 Dazio, m. custom, toll 
 
 Dazione,/. donation, surrendering ; 
 dazion dell' anello, wedding- 
 day 
 
 De', 'art. (for delli,) of the. De', 
 (for deve.) he must 
 
 Dea. /. a goddess [passion 
 
 Debaccare, to storm, to fly in a 
 
 Debaccatore, m. a furious man 
 
 Debellire, to overcome 
 
 Debellito, part, vanquished 
 
 Debellazione, /. conquest 
 
 De-bile, a. feeble, weak 
 
 Debili'a, and Debiliiamento, m. 
 feebleness ; debilila d' animo, 
 faint-hearteiness 
 
 ^ebilitare, to weaken, enervate; 
 debilitarsi, to grow weak 
 
 Del ili'ato, part, weakened 
 
 Drbilitazione./. weakening 
 
 Dt-bilmen'e, ad. weakly 
 
 Debitamente, ad. deservedly, justly 
 
 Dsbito, m. a debt 
 
 Debito, a. due : obliged ; vi sono 
 deb : to per tu'*i qutsti favori, I 
 109 
 
 DEC 
 
 am obliged to you for all these 
 
 favours 
 Debitore, m. a debtor 
 Debitiizzo, m. a trifling sum 
 Deboie, a. feeble, weak 
 Deboletto,a?<d Deboliizzo, a. weak- 
 
 ish, faintish 
 Debolezza, /. weakness 
 Debolmente, ad. weakly 
 Deca, and Decina,/. decade, ten 
 Decacordo, m. a psaltery 
 Decade, /. a decade 
 Decadenza, /. decline, fall 
 Decadere, to decay, decline 
 Decadimento, m. a decay 
 Decadiito, part, declined 
 Decagono, m. a figure of ten angles 
 Deca logo, tn. the ten command- 
 ments 
 Decampare, to depart, to decamp 
 Decanato, m. a deanery 
 Decano, m. a dean 
 Decntare, to publish, to decant, 
 
 to boast, to extol 
 Decantato, part, published 
 Decapitare, to behead 
 Decapitato, part, beheaded 
 Decapitazicne,/. beheading 
 Decennale, a. ten years old 
 Decennario, a. of ten 
 Decenne, a. decennial, long 
 Decennio, m. ten years 
 Decente, a. decent 
 Decentenienfe, ad. decently 
 Decenvirato, m. decemvirate 
 Decinviri, m. pi. decemviri 
 Deeenza,/. decency 
 Decevole, and Dicevole, a. decent, 
 
 becoming 
 Decevolezza,/. decency 
 Dechinare, see Diehinare, and 
 
 compounds 
 Deeidere, to cut off, to decide 
 Deciferare, to decipher 
 Deciferato, part, deciphered 
 Decima, /. aiid Decimo, rru the 
 
 tihe, tenth 
 Decimabile, a. tithable (law term) 
 Decimale, a. decimal ; aritmetica 
 
 d-'cim\le, decimal arithmetic 
 Decimare, to decimate, to gather, 
 
 or lay tithes 
 Di'cimatore, m. a tithing-man 
 Decimo, m. a tenth part 
 Decimo, a. tenth, foolish 
 Decina,/. ten 
 Decisione, /. decision 
 Decisivamente, ad. peremptorily 
 Decisivo, a. decisive 
 Deciso. a. determined 
 Decisore. m. who decides 
 Declamare, to declaim, inveigh 
 
DED 
 
 Declamatore, m. a declaimer 
 Declamatoi io, a. declamatory 
 Declamazione, /. declamation 
 Declara'orio, a. declaratory 
 Declina bile, a. declinable 
 Declinamento, m. declination 
 Declinare, to decline, decay; to 
 descend; abbassare to humble, 
 depress , il tempo declina verso '1 
 freddo, the weather grows cold ; 
 la bellezza declina coll' eta, beau- 
 ty decays with age 
 Declinazione, /. decline, decay, 
 
 declension 
 Declino, m. decline, descent 
 Declive, and Declivo, a. bending 
 
 down, descending 
 Declivitn, /. a?;rf Declivio, m. de- 
 clivity, descent 
 DeollAre. to behead 
 Decollazione, /. beheading 
 Decorare, to adorn, embellish 
 Decorazione, /. decoration 
 Decoro, m. grace, decorum 
 Decoro, a. decent, decorous 
 Decorosaniente, ad. honourably 
 Decoroso, a. dec >rous, decent 
 Decorso, m. a coui-se, th^ end 
 Decoro. a. passed ; la campagna 
 
 decorsa, the last campaign 
 Decotto, m, a decoction, a bank- 
 rupt [cy (in law) 
 Decnzione, /. decoction, bankrupt- 
 Decremento, m. a decrease 
 Decrepita, and Decrepitezza, /. 
 
 old age 
 Decrepito, a. decrepit, decayed 
 Decrescere, to decrease ; le* acque 
 decrescono, the waters ebb ; i 
 giorni decrescono, the days grow 
 shorter 
 Decrescimento, m. see Decremento 
 Decretale, m. decretals ; decree, 
 
 order 
 Decre'alis'a, m. a canonist 
 Decre'almente, ad. decisively 
 Decretnre, to decree, enact 
 Decretato, part, decreed 
 Decre'o, rn. decree, order 
 Decreto, a. decreed 
 Decuplo, a. ten times as much 
 Decurione, m. captain over ten 
 D&alo, a. skilful 
 Dedie'ire, to dedicate, consecrate; 
 
 dedicarsi, to devote one's self 
 Dedicatoria, and Dedica, /. dedi- 
 cation 
 Dedicazione, f. consecration 
 Delito, a. addicted 
 Dedizione, /. a surrender 
 Dedotto, part, deducted, led out, 
 planted 
 
 DEI 
 
 Dediirre, to deduce, reduce ; de- 
 dursi, to resolve 
 
 Deduzione,/. inference 
 
 Dtfalcamento, rn. deduction 
 
 Defalcare, to aba'e, deduct 
 
 Dcfatigare, to fatigue 
 
 Defensore, m. a defender 
 
 Deferenza,/. deference 
 
 Deferire, to defer, to delay, to 
 esteem ; io deferisco molto a voi, 
 I have a great value for you 
 
 Defe so, part, wearier!, tired 
 
 Deficiinte, a. deficient 
 
 Deficienza,/. deficiency 
 
 Definire, to define 
 
 Definizione, /. see DifEnizione, 
 and its derivatives 
 
 Deflorare, to deflower 
 
 Deflorazione, f. defloration, or de- 
 flowering 
 
 Def.usso, 77i. flowing, illapse 
 
 Deform'ire, to disfigure 
 
 D -fnrmazione, /. deformity 
 
 Deforme, a. deformed 
 
 Deformemente, ad. deformedly 
 
 Deformi'a,/. deformity 
 
 Defraudare, to defiaud 
 
 Def -into, a. deceased 
 
 Defunto, rn. a dead man 
 
 Degeneni nte, a. degenerating 
 
 Degenerate, to degenerate 
 
 Degeneni- o, part, degenerated 
 
 Dejenerazione, /. degeneracy 
 
 Degenere, a. that degenerates 
 
 Demamente, ad. worthily 
 
 Degn.'ire, and Degnarsi, to vouch- 
 safe, tj value ; se degnerete 
 favorirmi, if you condescend to 
 favour me ; non degno la vosira 
 compagnia, I do not value your 
 company 
 
 Degnazione, /. complaisance 
 
 Degnevole, a. gentle, aflable 
 
 Desnevolmente, ad. worthily 
 (ironically) 
 
 Degnific''re, to make worthy 
 
 Degnila,/. dignity 
 
 Ddgno, a. worthy, deserving, con- 
 venient, fi f , suitable 
 
 Degrad'ire, to degrade, deprive 
 
 Degradato, part, degraded 
 
 Degradazione, f. degradation 
 
 Deh ! inter), alas! 
 
 Dei ! inter}, gods ! Dei, (/ordevi.) 
 thou must. Dei, art. pi. rn. of 
 the 
 
 Deicida, rn. a deicide 
 
 Deicidio. m. deicide (the death of 
 our Saviour) 
 
 Deiezione, /. dejection 
 
 Deificamento. rr. see Deificazi6ne 
 
 Dei fi tire, to deil'v 
 110 
 
 DEM 
 
 Deific'ito, part, deified [06il 
 
 Deificazione,/. deification (apothe* 
 Deifico, a. divine 
 Deiforme, a. godlike 
 l.'eismo, 77i. deism 
 Deisia, m. a deist 
 Deita, /. divinity ; deity 
 Del, art. s. in. of the 
 Delatbre, m. an informer, spy 
 Del continuo, ad. continually 
 Delebile, a. perishing 
 Delegare, to depute 
 Delegato, m. a delegate 
 Delegazione, /. delegation 
 Delet.nbile, a. delec:able 
 Delettamento, 777. delight, pleasure 
 Delettare, see Dilettare, and it<s de» 
 
 rivatives 
 De'^tto, rn. a choice 
 Dtlfino, 7)7. the dauphin; a dol- 
 phin (a fish) 
 Deliber.ire, to deliberate 
 Deliberative, a. deliberative 
 Deliberazidne, /. deliberation 
 Delicatamente, ad. delicately 
 Delica'ezza,/. delicacy 
 Delicalo, a. delicate, weak 
 Delnnore, to corrode 
 Delineare, to draw, delineate 
 Dtlineamento, 777. delineation 
 Delineato, part, delineated, drawn 
 Del inea tore, m. a designer, or 
 
 drawer 
 Delinquente, 777. an offender 
 Delinquere, to transgress 
 Deliquio, m. a fainting fit 
 Delirante, a. delirious 
 Deli rare, to rave 
 Delirio, 771. delirium, madness 
 Deliro, a. mad 
 Delicto, m. crime, offence 
 Delizia, /. delight, pleasure ; ave>e 
 in delizia, to doat on [merry 
 Delizi'tre, and Deliziarsi ? to make 
 Deliziosamente, ad. deliciously 
 Delizioso, a. delicious 
 Del pari, ad. even, equally 
 Del 'utto, ad. entirely, quite 
 Delubro, 777. temple 
 Delucidazione, /. clearing up 
 Deludere, to delude, mock, de- 
 
 ceive 
 Deludimento, 777. and Delusidne, 
 
 /. delusion, cheat 
 Dtluditore, 777. a deceiver, delusion 
 Deluso, part, deluded, mocked 
 Dementare, to infuriate, to craze 
 Demente, a. mad, fran'ic 
 Demenza,/. madness, folly 
 Demergere, to sink 
 Demeritare, to do amiss 
 Demeritevole, a. unworthy 
 
DEP 
 
 Drmerito, t?j. dement, puniah- 
 ; tpular 
 
 i demolishing 
 
 BD ID 
 
 mad, pos- 
 : t d v t i 
 Demon io, m. devil, (Vinon 
 
 to, sec 
 
 -cure 
 
 . t. denominative 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 tying 
 
 . \rk 
 
 . i hi 
 
 n. thick. 
 
 -(.share 
 
 . m. and IV..- 
 set of • 
 
 hed 
 IX:nte, »i. tooth; tenJr IVmimo 
 co' deni. !<• 
 mostrare i den'i, lo 1 
 pisli-ir il morso co' denti, to be 
 ire .1 denti Becchi, 
 to be idle : to be very poor 
 Dentellito. part. den'H, indented 
 
 ;. notching 
 Den'm, prtp. within 
 Denud'ire. to strip naked, expose, 
 
 di-r 
 Denu ! 
 Denunzia. 
 
 nfnrm arainst 
 Dertunzia^ore, m. an informer 
 Denun/iazione. f. i>cV Denunzia- 
 
 i ■■• irvtion 
 I 
 
 ..■pendently 
 
 faro tijtto 
 
 Depenn'TP, to erase 
 
 rVpila'orio, m. oilmen 1 for hair 
 
 DeplorM<ile, a. lamentable 
 
 • lorably 
 Deplorindo, a. depbrable 
 
 DER 
 
 ; I ire, bewail 
 . , art. de] Ion I 
 Deploraxione, /. lame its. km 
 
 te, ui. .1 vill- 
 ain era 
 Depommento, tn. deposition, evi« 
 [leave 
 i tve, quit, 
 re, to dep eit 
 
 confidant 
 Deposit) m. f, the depository 
 Deposi o, in. trust, charge 
 
 'in 1 ,/, a aeposilion, degra- 
 dation, > « 
 Deposto, ; art. deposed, put out of 
 : lepnsto ogni timdre, 1 ty- 
 
 ill fi ir 
 
 station, testimony 
 
 re, to corrupt, viia'e 
 to, a. de] raved, spoiled 
 i iva! »re, to. a c irrupter 
 Depravazione, /. depravation 
 
 i, a. sup] liant 
 Deprecazi6ne,/< i i 
 
 ■ . to pn y upon 
 . 
 Depredazione, /. and Depreda- 
 
 • la: ion 
 Depressione, /. de] r — i in 
 
 Depurate, part, cleane I. purified 
 Depurazione,/. deputation 
 
 ■ p tint ; a 
 Borta d'&lberi bisngna de- 
 an terreno gi 
 must choose fat ground for that 
 
 Depu'ato, ; art. deputed, sent 
 
 Dtreli'to, n. forsaken 
 
 Derelizione,/. forking 
 . a. hind, Inst 
 bo deride, scorn 
 . a. con'emptible 
 -ion 
 
 • '. con'rmp f ibly 
 ■ ' 
 
 id Diri- 
 . derider, jeerer 
 Derisori . 
 
 riving 
 re; tatfi i vizj 
 derivano drill' Azio, idleness is 
 the root of all vicea 
 
 ivative 
 
 . : art. derived 
 
 Derivazione, /. derivation ; deri- 
 
 va>ione di VOci, e'vmology of 
 
 111 
 
 DES 
 
 ■able 
 Derogare, to derog ite, u aaen 
 
 a buona 
 derrdta, ihi- ia very ebe «p 
 Descendente, a. deact n ting 
 
 . .v,c DWcendere 
 
 . to. a deai ent 
 Dew I. itl i, m. a footstool 
 Deac >, in. a table ; s'nil 
 Descnttibile, a. descrbable 
 D< set itltvo, «. describing 
 
 . | art. desoi ih a 
 Descrittore, to. a describe? 
 Deacrlvere, to fl« i 
 Descrivibile, a. that can be de» 
 
 acril e I 
 Descrizione, /. description 
 
 . to Waste, spoil, destrov 
 
 to. a wilderness 
 Desertb, part, abandoned 
 
 Deserzione, /. desertion 
 Desiare, to desire (in poetry) 
 Desi'ito, part, (in poetry) desired 
 bile, Di Bidet sitlvo, ana 
 lerevole, a. desirable 
 Desiderabilmente, ad. deurably 
 I 
 
 ■ 
 Desi leratissimo, n. most desirable 
 Desidera!ivo, a. d< 
 
 . -siMT 
 
 Desiderk), m. desire; desideriodi 
 
 vender! ■ . 
 Desiderosamente, ad, eagerly 
 
 6so, a. desirous 
 Desidia./. idleness 
 
 . lo desigUj assign 
 i"ne, /. design 
 . to dine 
 TO. and Desin'ita, /. \ 
 dinner 
 Desinenza,/. termination 
 Deal i, ni. (esire, Inat 
 
 ardently 
 Desidso, a. desirous 
 Desirare, to de-ire, wish 
 Deslro, tn. de-ire 
 
 bear 
 Des ilare, to desolate 
 
 i, a, desolated, mined 
 . in. a aesolatoT 
 I)esola7ione, /. desolation, ruin 
 DKspem7ibne. /. despair 
 
 Despdtto, m. spite, malice 
 I lespota, m 
 
 ■'ically 
 Deapotico, a. xrc Disp-.tico 
 
DET 
 
 Dispoto, ?n. a despot 
 Dessa, pron. f. she herself 
 Desso, pron. m. he himself ; questo 
 e desso, this is he; questo non 
 mi par desso, I do not think this 
 is the same 
 Destamento, m. awakening 
 Destare, to awake, revive 
 Destato, a. awaked 
 Destatoio, m. alarm-clock, waker 
 Destatore, m. awaker 
 Desterita, /. dexterity 
 Destinare, to design 
 Destinato, part, destined 
 Destinatamente, ad. fatally 
 Destinazicne, /. appointment 
 Destino, m. destiny, fate 
 Destitute, a. destitute, deprived, 
 
 abandoned 
 Desto, a. awaked, sprightly 
 Destra,/. the right hand 
 Destramente, ad. dexterously 
 Destreggiare, to manage dexter- 
 ously 
 Destrezza,/. dexterity, craftiness 
 Destriere, and Destriero, m. a 
 
 horse ; destriera, /. a mare 
 Destro, m. opportunity ; the neces- 
 sary-house. Lo faro subito che 
 mi vedro il destro, I will do it 
 as soon as I have an opportunity 
 Destro, a. dexterous, propitious 
 Destruggere, see Distruggere 
 Destruztone, /. see Distruzione 
 Desumere, to infer, to conjecture 
 Desviare, to draw away, deprave 
 Detenere, to detain 
 Detentore, rn. one that keeps 
 wrongfully another man's estate 
 Detenzione, /. a detention (law 
 
 term) 
 Detergente, a. detergent 
 Detergere, to scour, rub off 
 Deterioramento, rn. aiul Deterio- 
 
 razione,/. depravation 
 Deteriorare, to grow, or make 
 worse [bounds 
 
 Determinare, to determine, to set 
 Determinatamente, ad. resolutely 
 Determinativo, a. definitive 
 Determin'ito, part, determined 
 Determinazione,/. resolution 
 Detersivo, a. cleansing 
 Deter^o, -part, cleansed 
 Detestabile, a. detestable 
 Detestabilmen'e, ad. detestably 
 Detestando, a. de'estable 
 Detestare, to abominate, abhor 
 Detestazione, /. abhorrence 
 Detrarre, to detract, slander 
 De'ratto. pari, slandered 
 Detrattore, rn. slanderer 
 
 DIA 
 
 Detrazi6ne, /. detraction 
 
 Detrimento, rn. loss, damage 
 
 Detrimentoso, a. hurtful 
 
 Detrunizzare, to dethrone 
 
 Detriidere, to push downwards 
 
 Detta, /. a debt ; tagliar la detta, 
 to come to an agreement 
 
 Dettame, m. dictates, precepts 
 
 Dettare, to dictate, to teach 
 
 Dettato, m. diction, style 
 
 Dettato, part, dictated 
 
 Dettatore, rn. the dictator 
 
 Dettatura, /. dictation 
 
 Detto, m. word 
 
 Detto, part, spoken, called ; detto 
 fatto, said and done 
 
 Deturpare, to disfigure 
 
 Devastamento, m. devastation, 
 destruction 
 
 Devastate, to waste, destroy 
 
 Devastazione, /. laying waste 
 
 Deviamento, m. deviation 
 
 Deviare, to deviate, go from ; senza 
 deviare dal nostrodiscorso, with- 
 out losing the thread of our dis- 
 course 
 
 Deviate, pari, deviated 
 
 Devoluto, part, devolved 
 
 Devoluzione,/. devolution 
 
 Devotamente, ad. devoutly 
 
 Devote, a. devout, affectionate 
 
 Devozione, /. devotion 
 
 Di, prep, of ; with, than, from, 
 to ; piu ricco di me, richer than 
 I; di giorno in giorno, from day 
 to day ; godo di vederla, I am 
 glaa to see you 
 
 Di, «i. day; di di, day time; a' 
 gran dl," in the summer; il di 
 fra di, the afternoon ; di dl in di, 
 from day to day 
 
 Dl, (from dire) dl arditamente, 
 speak boldly 
 
 Diabolicamente, ad. diabolically 
 
 Diabolico, a. devilish, wicked 
 
 Diaconato, m. deaconship 
 
 Diaconessa, /. a deaconess 
 
 Di'icono, m. a deacon 
 
 Diadema, rn. diadem, crown 
 
 Diafanita,/. transparency 
 
 Diafa.no, a. transparent 
 
 Dia^onale, a. diajon.J 
 
 Diagonalmente, ad. diagonally 
 
 Dialettica,/. logic 
 
 Dialetticamente, ad. like a lo- 
 gician 
 
 Dialcit'ico, a. dialectical 
 
 DialJMico, m. a logician 
 
 Dialut'o, m. dialect 
 
 Diates^hetto, rn. short dialogue 
 
 Dial'itr'ista, rn. a dialogue-writer 
 
 Dialogo, m. a dialogue 
 112 
 
 DIB 
 
 DiamantAccio, m. a bad diamond 
 Diamante, m. a diamond 
 Diamantino, a. adamantine 
 Diametr'ile, a. diametrical 
 Diametralmente, ad. diametrically 
 Diametro, m. a diameter 
 Diamine ! inter], the deuce ! 
 Diana,/, the morning star 
 Dianzi, ad. before 
 Diario, m. journal, diary - 
 Diarrea, and Diarria, /. the loose- 
 ness 
 Diascolo ! intcrj. the deuce! 
 Diaspro, m. jasper 
 Diastole,/, the heart's dilatation 
 Diavola, Diavola ccia, and Diavo- 
 lessa, /. a termagant, she-devil 
 un buon diavolaccio, a good 
 natured fellow 
 Diavoleria,/. a devilish affair 
 Diavoletto, rn. a young devil 
 Diavolo, m. devil, evil spirit; far 
 il diavolo, to play the devil 
 diavolo scatenato, a devil incar- 
 nate ; sapere dove il diavol 
 tien la coda, to be cunning 
 diavolo di mare, the sea-cor 
 morant 
 Diavolone, m. a great devil 
 Di balzo, ad. at once 
 Di bando, ad. gratis, for nothing 
 Dibarbicare, to root up 
 Di bassa lega, di bassa mano, a. 
 
 base, low, mean 
 Dibassamento, rn. fall, abasement 
 Dibassare, to debase 
 Dibassato, ynrJ. debased 
 Di has; are, to unsaddle 
 Dibastato, part, unsaddled 
 Dibattere, to shake, to beat, to de- 
 bate ; dibattersi, to struggle 
 Dibattimento, and Dibattito, m. 
 
 collision, striking 
 Dibattitore, m. who debates 
 Dibatto, m. a del a'e 
 Dibattuto, part, afflicted, dejected 
 Di bel nuovo, ad. again 
 Di bisogno, ad. necessarily 
 Dibonai'iefa,/. affability 
 Diboscamento, rn. felling of trees 
 Dibosc^re, to cut down trees 
 Diboseato, part, cleared of trees 
 Dibotlo, ad. immediately 
 Dibrancare, to dilate, spread 
 Di brigata, ad. all toother 
 Dibruc.-re, and Dibruscare, to 
 
 prune, lop 
 Dibruscato, part, pruned 
 Dibucciare. to peel bark 
 Dibucciato, part, peeled, barked 
 Di 1 uoii' aria, ad. cheerfully 
 Di buon' aria, a. jovial, merry 
 
DID 
 
 l mattlno, (1^. betimes 
 
 Diem, m. bank, cauai 
 
 I . rn. December 
 
 ii ; tener 
 '.ilk much 
 
 rtainly 
 Dicervell . r>-i . to think intensely 
 hair-brained 
 
 .nice, de- 
 cency 
 
 . id. decently 
 
 iblish 
 Dichiv lainly 
 
 Dichiarativo, a. declaratory (law 
 
 I I . part, declared 
 DicMnratore, TO. .1 declarer 
 
 0ichiA'n7:<'{! ••. f. and Dichiara- 
 m. declaration, iuter- 
 
 e. to clear up 
 t-nto. m. stooping down, 
 . decline 
 Dichiaare, to decline, decav, stoop 
 
 . m. decline, <: 
 bisojna niol'o per n 
 
 least thing 
 
 ■nd a. nine'een 
 . a. the nineteenth 
 • 1 d m. seventeen 
 Dicibile. a. that can be said 
 Dicifenre, to decipher 
 Dicif-: .'red 
 
 -••ore. m. decij I 
 I -cak off fruits, or 
 
 • *een 
 
 e of speaking ; 
 una bella dicitura, to 
 have 1 § 
 Di coir", a' once 
 
 - 
 — Concordia, ad. unanimously 
 
 .ally 
 
 ■ id. in running 
 
 •e by 
 
 I -.vane 
 
 I : ike a decoCion, 
 
 Di amir. ad. heartily 
 Didascalico. a. 
 
 DIF 
 
 Di drntm, jrcp. within 
 thaw 
 . thawed 
 
 Di di itro, prep, behind 
 
 I / Died, in. and a. ten 
 .1 musical tone 
 
 mbly) 
 Dietro, fires), behind, if 
 
 in dietro, to draw back : tir r in 
 die'ro un all. it e, to put off .in 
 atl.iir; tir.'irsi dietro qualche 
 disjrazia, to brim: some misfor- 
 tune 0] 
 
 • lia. f. the tear ^uard 
 Di fatto. n-l. effectively 
 Difendere, to defend," protect, to 
 forbid 
 
 V. a. defensible 
 DifenditOTe, and Difensore, m. 
 
 defender 
 Difenditrlce,/. a protectrix 
 Difensivo, a. defensive 
 me,/, defence 
 
 . - import 
 trt. defended 
 DifettAre, to stand in need of 
 Difettivames e, ad. defectively 
 
 . default, defect 
 
 i. defectively 
 I 
 
 Difettiiccio, and Difettuzzo, m. a 
 : uilt 
 
 '. /. imperfection 
 Diffalcire, to abate, cut off 
 Diff; Ico, in. defalcation 
 
 . fault, crime ; per mia 
 diff Ira mi trovo in qui 
 it is my fault thai 1 am in this 
 condition 
 Diffaltare, to fail, decrease 
 Diflamare, to defame, slander 
 
 I'idered 
 DiffamatoriO, a. dc 
 DiffamazKtoe, f. and Diffamamen- 
 
 !■>. TO. di f •tuition 
 DirTerehte, a. difl 
 Different rcntly 
 
 Differenzi'ire, to disin.ruish 
 
 ■ *. distinguished 
 : lay 
 Differlre, to differ, 'o defer 
 
 • 
 
 Diffcile. a. hard, difficult 
 
 I fficultly 
 Di (Tirol .a. /. difficulty; 
 
 diftir- I ilfies 
 
 DifficoltAre, 'o s'art difficulties 
 Difucol'' 
 
 113 
 
 DIG 
 
 Diffidanza, /. and Diffidamento, 
 
 TO, QUI 
 Diffidare, to mistrust, suspect 
 Diffid iti>. }Hirt. die 
 Diffideute, a. mistrustful 
 Diili de'naa, /. diffidence 
 Diffinfre, to define, or decide 
 DifjBnitanie'nte, and Diffmitiva- 
 
 ■ /. d( lini'ively 
 Diffinitivo, a. definitive 
 Diffinitore, m. a definitor in con- 
 
 vents : one who defines 
 Ditliniiotio, a. definitive 
 
 Ditlini/ione,/. definition 
 Diftbnderc. to pour out 
 Diffbndimento, m. diffusion 
 Diftbrraare, to deform, spoil 
 Dill'ormatameiite, ad. deformedly 
 Dillormato, part, disfigured 
 
 Difforme. a. defbrmed, ugly 
 Difformita,/. deformity 
 Diffusamente, ad. diffusively 
 Diifi'sione,/. effusion 
 Diifuslvo, a. diffusive 
 
 •. diffuse, ample 
 Difilare, to file off 
 Difilato, part, marched off 
 Di filo. and Di lilato, ad. without 
 
 intermit 
 Difinimcnto, m. definition 
 Difinire, see Diffniire, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 Difhnnare, see Difformare, &c. 
 
 1 L lately, newly 
 Di fuori. ad. without 
 
 1 bank, mole, or pier 
 
 ■ner.'ire 
 to digest, discuss; di^erfre 
 un affrhnto, to brook an affront 
 Digertto, part, digested 
 
 le, and Digesttvo, a. di- 
 
 Digestione, f. digestion 
 
 . to arrange, order; to 
 
 reflect 
 Digestivo, a. digestive 
 
 • 1. arranged 
 . 171. direst of civil law 
 Didiaccia.ro 
 . ilrea ly 
 re, to unyoke 
 . /'a;?.'tinyoked 
 Di ^'iorno in giAmo, ojI. everj- day 
 Di riorno, aa. by day 
 
 . i ftnier 
 I'i .'ii!. prep, below, beneath 
 Di sii di gia, al. up and down 
 
 i t-jriersi, 
 to con ■ 
 : 
 
 and Di^iuno, pari, 
 fasted 
 
DIL 
 
 Digiunatore, m. a faster 
 Digitate,/, pi. ember weeks 
 Digiuno, m. fast, fa ting 
 Digiuno, a. fasting; desirous; gia 
 iii vedercoetOi non son digiuno, 
 1 have seen him before. A di- 
 giiino, a. fasting 
 Digiunto, part, disjointed, parted 
 uiin, a. most worthy 
 , . di ;nity, greatness 
 Digutoso, a. worthy 
 Di jocciolare, to drop 
 Dyozzare, to cut the throat 
 Digradamento, m. a degrading, 
 
 degradation (in painting) 
 Digradare, to shorten, to descend 
 
 by degrees, to degrade 
 Dia'-'adalamente, ad. gradually 
 Digradato, part. d e jra I ed 
 Dig»-adazi6ne, /. sec Di2,radamento 
 Di grodo in grado, ad. by degrees 
 Di gran h'mga, ad. by far, much 
 
 rather 
 DUmss'ire, to take off fat 
 Di grazia, ad. pray, prithee 
 Digiedire, to digress, swerve 
 Digressione. /. digression 
 Digressivo, a. digressing 
 Digrfjsso, a. wandering 
 Digrignare, 10 grin, to snarl 
 Digrignante, a. grinning 
 
 to, part, grinned, snarled 
 Digrossamenio, m. forming, sketch- 
 ing 
 Digrossare, to form, fashion 
 Digrossito, part, fashioned 
 Digrumare, to chew, ruminate, 
 
 ponder, consider 
 Digrumn.to, part, ruminated 
 Digruminare, to runiiuate, con- 
 sider [ing 
 Diguazzamento, m. motion, shak- 
 Diguazzare, to shake, to stir 
 Diguazzato, part, shaken, stirred 
 Di^u>ci;'ire, to shell 
 Digusciato, part, shelled 
 Di la, prep, and ad. beyond, from 
 thence; secondo il costume di 
 la, according to the custom of 
 that country" 
 Di qua, di la, ad. here, and there 
 Dilaccare, to tear to pieces 
 DOacciare, ( o unlaw-, untie 
 Dilaceramento, m. laceration 
 Dilacerare, to rend, tear, mangle 
 Dilacerato cart, rent, torn 
 Dilagare, to overflow 
 Dilagatarnente, ad. ;mpe'uously 
 
 pari, overflowed 
 Dilancio, ad. direcijy, at once 
 Dilani're, to lacerate, to mangle 
 Dilapidare, to waste, squander 
 
 DIL 
 
 Dilargare, to thin, rarefy 
 Dilata,/. delay 
 Dilatamento, m. widening 
 Dilatinte, and Dilatativo, a. di- 
 lated 
 Dilatare, to dilate, spread 
 Dilatazione,/. extension 
 Dilatorio, a. dilatory 
 Dilavameoto, m. washing 
 Dilavare, to wash away 
 Dilavato, part, washed' away 
 Dilazioncella,/. short delay 
 Dilazione, /. delay, stop 
 Dilegare, to untie 
 Diieggiamento, m. and Dilegione, 
 
 /. mockery, scorn 
 Dileggiare, to deride, scoff 
 Dileggiatezza, /. effrontery 
 Dileggiato, part, bantered 
 Dileg^iatore, m. jester, banterer 
 Di leggieri, ad. easily, prooably 
 Dil.^ino, m. a spark, a fop 
 Dilegine, a. weak, soft 
 Dileguare, to avert, to run away 
 dileguarsi, to go oft'; si dileguo 
 come da corda cocca, he ran 
 away as swift as an arrow 
 Dileguo, m. disappearance 
 Dilemma, m. dilemma 
 Dileticare, to divert, flatter 
 Dileticato, part, tickled, 
 Diletico, m. a tickling 
 Dileticoso, a. ticklish 
 Dilettabile, a. delightful 
 Dilettabilitn,/. delight 
 DilettabUmente. ad. delightfully 
 Dilettamento, m. delight 
 Dilettante, m. a lover of any art 
 Dileltare, to delight ; dilettarsi, to 
 
 take a delight in any thing 
 Dilettatore, m. he that delights 
 Dilettazione,/. delectation 
 Dilettevole, a. delightful 
 Dilettevolmente, and Dilettosa- 
 
 meute, ad. delightfully 
 Diletto, m. delight, pleasure ; 
 andar a diletto, to go a walking ; 
 prendere a diletto, to laugh at 
 Di!et ( o, part, beloved 
 A diletjo, ad. on purpose 
 Dilettosamente, ad. agreeably 
 Diletfoso, a. delectable 
 Dilezione, /. benevolence 
 Dilibeiamento, m. deliverance 
 Diliberare, to set at liberty; to 
 
 deliberate, resolve, purpose 
 Dilibe.ra'ank-nte, ad. considerately 
 Dilibera'ivo, a. deliberathe 
 Diliberato, jurt. de'ermined 
 Diliberazione, /. determination 
 Dilibrarsi, to tumble, trip 
 Dilicatamente, ad. delicately 
 114 
 
 DIM 
 
 Dilicate'zza, /^delicateness, volup- 
 tuousness 
 Dilicato, a. soft, delicate, weak 
 Diligente, a. diligent 
 Diligi n'emente, ad. carefully 
 Diligenza,/. diligence, care 
 Diliquidafe, to melt 
 Diliquidato, a. explained 
 Diliscare, to Lone (fish) 
 Diliticare, to tickle awa 
 
 Diloggiare, to remove, to stea 
 Diloggiato, part, removed 
 Dilombarsi, ">o brtak the back 
 DilombitOj part, broken-backed 
 Di lontano, ad. at a distance 
 Diluciflameiite, ad. plainly 
 Dilucidare, to cltar, explain 
 Dilucidativo, a. illustrative 
 Dilucidazione, /. explanation 
 Dilungamento, m. distance, absence 
 Dilungare, to stretch, extend 
 
 dilungarsi, to ran.ble, to lengthen 
 Dilungato, part . removed; mi son 
 molto dilungato dal mio pro- 
 posito, I have made a long di- 
 gression from my subject 
 Di lungi, ad. far' <ff. Di liingo, 
 
 ad. continually 
 Dilusione,/. delusion 
 Diluviare, to rain hard ; to over 
 
 flow, to devour 
 Diluviatore, m. a glutton 
 Diluvio, m. deluge, great rain, 
 
 voraciousness 
 Diluvione, m. a glutton 
 Dimagrare, to make lean, dimin- 
 ish, lessen 
 Dimagrazione, /. the growing lean 
 Dimanda,/. demand, request 
 Dimandagione,/. a demand 
 Dimandante, m. petitioner 
 Dimanda re, to demand, to request, 
 
 to inquire 
 Dim/in da sera, and. Dimandasse'ra, 
 
 ad. to-morrow night 
 Dimanda'.ore, m. who demands 
 Dimane, and Dimani, ad. to- 
 morrow [to-morrow 
 Diman I' altro, ad. the day after 
 Di maniera che, and Dimaniera- 
 
 che, conj. so that 
 Di ma no in mano, ad. successively 
 Dimembrare, to dismember 
 Dirnembrato, part, dismembered 
 Dimenamento, m. agitation 
 Dimenare, to shake, agitate 
 Dimeno, ad. without, otherwise; 
 m>ri posso far dimeno di non 
 ridere. I cannot help laughing 
 Dimensione,/. dimension 
 Dimentare, to make mad, to be- 
 witch 
 
DIN 
 
 DIP 
 
 • iieu and* DimentieAg- 
 gine,/. f ir^e' fulness 
 
 nticatbio, to put in 
 Oblivion 
 
 . arid Dimentico, 
 
 I the lie, to belie 
 
 I iliarly 
 
 i. m. intimacy ' 
 I 
 
 '-.arize 
 
 ito, a'td Din: 
 
 .1 inured to labour 
 I 
 
 [tinue, to 
 
 to discon- ; 
 
 . i.le 
 
 ed 
 
 .Ana 
 
 '. 
 
 j much 
 non 
 Dim^ra. f. 
 
 Dimoro, m. dwell- 
 •y ; senza dltnoro, 
 
 '• nee 
 i f. iivinr. dwelling 
 
 1 
 
 i I :eak with one's 
 
 tee-h 
 
 lemonstrable 
 1 \meuto, m. den. 
 
 proof 
 
 e, ad, 'demon- 
 
 ! 
 I 
 
 1 il verno 
 
 r winter ; 
 cotne 
 
 ,-x, before 
 he comes 
 
 Di dasoob . 
 
 Dinegaz* - . 
 
 Icen 
 
 t^t.-iin 
 . 
 Dinoecam, to break the head 
 Dinoccol i . cone's neck 
 
 Dinomin&re, to name, mention 
 Dinomin I. called 
 
 Dinominizione./. dedominati m 
 . to indicate, to examine 
 Di ndtte, ad. by night, ni-h ly 
 DintornamentOj m. drawing, con- 
 tours, limits 
 Dintornire, to delineate 
 
 Dintorno, m. adjacent places j the 
 
 contours (in drawing] 
 D' infcjrno, d' intorno, ad. round 
 : d' infOrno a died anni, 
 
 al>out ten -ears ago 
 Dinudire, to strip naked, to display 
 
 . I 
 Dinun.?razionc, f. enumeration 
 Dinuozia, -. 
 
 Dinunzi -use 
 
 Dinanzial . cing 
 
 Dinunziatdre, m. an act 
 Dim.nziazione, /. denunciation 
 Di nu r >vf>. n.i'. again, once more 
 Dili. m. G 
 
 1 vine 
 
 : vescovo 
 diocesano, a, diocesan ' 
 I 
 
 to wind 
 Di p'iri, ad. alike, equally 
 
 i. and Dipartita, /. de- 
 rar'ure 
 DipariimdntD, m. a parting, par- 
 
 vi-ion 
 Dipariire, to divide, separate, de- 
 part 
 Dipelare, to make bald 
 
 0. tal I 
 DipeNre, to Bay, to ^kin 
 Dipell'ito. part .'^k'mT)" ', flayed 
 Dipendetrt 
 
 Dipendentemente, ad. .iependently 
 Dipen l.nza. /. dependence 
 Dipen^er . : qu'^'o 
 
 benefi' 
 
 living is in the king's eift ; cio 
 dipende da me, that lies in my 
 
 Dipennire, to erase 
 
 Di r*r se, nd. by himsel'. 
 
 ■ 
 
 DIR 
 
 Diptgnere, ere, to 
 
 ■ vxn 
 Dipfnto, , ictnra 
 
 id Di- 
 . 
 
 Milling 
 - 
 DiplOma, 
 Diplomatico, a. diplomatic 
 
 Dg since 
 
 Dipopolan . 
 
 ■. imr 
 Diportarsi, to divert one's self, to 
 
 Diportevole, a. diverting 
 
 .!. ^port 
 • positare, and its 
 deriv.v 
 Di posta, ad, at once 
 
 . ; rep. near by 
 
 — prima, ad. first, before 
 
 — qoa, | 
 
 — qua entro, aJ. from hence 
 within 
 
 — qui gin, ad. from hence below 
 
 — quando in quando, ad. now and 
 then 
 
 . ad. from hence above 
 
 — qui, di quinci. ad. from hence 
 
 — quindi, ad. from thence 
 
 — qui a jtoco, ad. in short 
 Din l>re, to rarefy, to thin 
 
 - . to ^ro\v thin 
 
 . thinned 
 Diradicare, to root up, to overthrew 
 
 '. si Id mi 
 Di ragione, ad. by ri°;ht 
 Diramare, to spring out, 'o branch 
 Diramato, a. pruned, I 
 Diramazione. /. branching 
 Dire, to speak, talk, relate ; voter 
 dire, tnmean ; chevuol direcibr 
 what is the meaning of that ? 
 . to disinhi rit 
 
 trt. disinherited 
 . m. the las', the back 
 1. backward 
 Direttamdnte, ad. directly 
 Din i'ivo, a. directing 
 
 . ^'rai'ht. ri.-ht; directed 
 . m, director 
 Direzione,/. direction 
 Dirteere, to direc*. rule, govern 
 Di ril'neio, ad. d : rectly 
 
 — rimando, ad, aga*n 
 
 la >. ad. accidentally 
 Dirim-'nte, n. impedimenta) dirv 
 ,'f impediment 
 (thai invalida'es ■ mat • 
 Dirimerc, to divide, to decide 
 
DIS 
 
 Di rinvpetto, di rincdntro, prep. 
 
 over against 
 Di rintoppo, ad. with opposition 
 Diripata,/. a precipice 
 Diritta, /. straight road ; a diritta, 
 
 on the right hand 
 Diritramente, ad. directly 
 Dirittezza, /. squaring, or a row 
 JJiritto, and Dritto, m. the right, 
 justice, tax; niuno ne sail di- 
 ritto vero, nobody knows the 
 real truih of it 
 Diritto, and Dritto, a. straight, di- 
 rect, jast, crajy; la diritta e di 
 restare dove siamo, the best is 
 to stay where we are 
 Diritto, and Dritto. ad. rightly 
 Dirittone, m. an old fox 
 Dirittura, /. integrity 
 Dirizzamento, m. direction 
 Dirizzinte, part, directing 
 Birizzire, to direct, to make 
 
 straight, to address one's self 
 Dirizzato, part, made straight 
 Dirizzatore, m. director 
 Diro, a. cruel 
 
 Diroccamento, m. dismantling 
 Dirocoire, to destroy, demolish 
 Dirocc'ito, part, destroyed, ruined 
 Diroccatore, m. a destroyer 
 Dirocciare, to faii down from a 
 
 rock 
 Dirog'ire, to derogate 
 Dirogatdrio, a. derogatory 
 Dirompere, to break, to soften 
 Dirompimento, m. interruption 
 Dirotta, /. a shower 
 Dirottamente, ad. immoderately ; 
 piangere dirottamente, to shed a 
 shower of tears [ing 
 
 Dirdtto, a. loose, soft, s*eep, pour- 
 Dirovinare, to ruin, destroy 
 Dirozzare, to polish, smoo'h 
 Dirozz'tto. a. polished, ius'ructed 
 Dirujgin'ire, to polish off rust 
 Dirupamento, m. a fall from a 
 
 precipice, a precipice 
 Dirupare, to precipitate ; dirupar- 
 
 si, to throw one's self headlong 
 Dirupa to, part, fallen from a preci- 
 pice [pice 
 Dirupo, and Dirupato, m. a preci- 
 Din'itn, part, demolished 
 Disabellire, to make u<dy, or grow 
 
 uily 
 Disabilita,/. incapacity 
 Disabi»are, to depopulate 
 DisabPAto, part, deser'ed 
 Disacceso, a. extinguished 
 Disacconciamen'e, ad. uncivilly 
 Disacconch, a. disorderly, obscene 
 Disaccordire, to l>e out of tune 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disacerbare, to assuage, appease 
 Disacerbato, part, assuaged 
 Disacqui^tare, to loose, free 
 Disadat agine,/. impropriety 
 Disadattamente, ad. foolishly 
 Dhadatto, a. unapt, unfit 
 Disadorno, a. careless, undressed 
 Disaftaticarsi, to rest one's self 
 Disaffezionire, to alienate 
 Di-.ij.'ivole, a. difficult, hard 
 Disagevolezza,/. difficulty 
 Disagevolnninte, ad. witli trouble 
 Disag^radare, to displease 
 Disag^radevole, a. unpleasant 
 Dis-ujua rli.inza. /. inequality 
 Disn iguagliarsi, to differ [ly 
 
 Diiazgu agliatamente, ad. different- 
 Disagguaglio, rn. difference 
 Disagiare, to trouble, dis.urb 
 Disa:iatamente, ad. inconveniently 
 Dfsagiato, a. troublesome, infirm 
 Disagio, in. inconveniency, pover- 
 ty, want; stare a disagio, to be 
 uneasy 
 Disagiosamente, ad. uneasily 
 Disa^ioso, a. inconvenient, uneasy 
 Disiiut'ire, to trouble 
 DUaiuto, m. hinderance 
 Disalberg^jre, to remove 
 Disalbergato, a. wi hout lodging 
 Disalloggiare, to dislodge 
 Di sal to, ad. immediately ; di sal to 
 
 in sal f o, leaping 
 Disamabile, a. unamiable 
 Disamare, to hate 
 Disamato, part, hated, disliked • 
 Disania'ore, m. ha'er, enemy 
 Disameno, a. disagreeable 
 Di-amicizia,/. enmity, grudge 
 Dis'imina,/. examination 
 Disaminamento, ru. examination 
 Disaminante, a. who examines 
 Disaniinnre, to examine, to weigh 
 Di=aminazione, /. examination 
 Disamorare, to forsake 
 Di-amorato, a. without love 
 Disamore, m. ha f e, grudge 
 Disamorevole, a. unkind 
 Disamorevolezza, /. insensibility 
 Disamoroso, a. insensible 
 Disanimare, to discourage 
 Disanimato, a. lifeless, discouraged 
 Disapparare, to unlearn, forsret 
 Disappassi-na'ezza, f. indifference 
 Di^appassionato, a. insensible 
 Disapplicare, to live lazily 
 Disapplicatezza, and Disapplica- 
 
 zifSne. /. inat'en'ion 
 Disapplicato, a. inattentive 
 Di-apprendere, to unlearn 
 Disapprensione, /. courage 
 I Di^approvare, to disapprove 
 U6 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disapprovazione, /. a disapproba- 
 tion 
 Disarborare, to unmast 
 Disarginare, to demolish banks 
 Disarginato, a. without banks 
 Disarmament, m. disarming 
 Disarmare, to disarm 
 Disarmato, part, disarmed 
 Disarmonia, /. discord, irregulari 
 
 ty, fault 
 Disarmonico, a. discordant 
 Disascondere, to discover 
 Disasprire, to appease 
 Disassediato, a. no longer besieged 
 Disastrare, to toil, to cause disaster 
 Disastro, m. disaster, mischance 
 Disastroso, a. disastrous 
 Disattento, a. inattentive 
 Disattenzione, /. inattention 
 Disautorare, to degrade 
 Disavanzare, to be a loser; disa- 
 vanzo molto in questa mercan 
 zia, I am a great loser by these 
 goods 
 Disavanzo, m. detriment, loss 
 Disavvantaggiare, to wrong, injure, 
 
 hurt 
 Disavvantaggio, m. disadvantage 
 Disavvantaggiosamente, ad. disad- 
 
 vantageously 
 Disavvantaggioso, a. disadvanta- 
 geous 
 Disavvedime'nto. m. carelessness 
 Disavvedutamente, ad. inconsider- 
 ately 
 Disavveduto, a. imprudent, rash 
 Disavvenente, a. unpleasant 
 Disavvenenza, /. ugliness 
 Disavvenevole, a. offensive, ugly 
 Disavvenire, not to suit 
 Disav ven'.ura, /. misfortune 
 Disavventuratamente, and Disav- 
 
 venturosamente, ad. unluckily 
 Disavventunito, a. unlucky 
 Disavventuroso, a. unfortunate 
 Disavvertenza, /. inadvertency 
 Di?avvezz''re, to disuse 
 Disav vezzatn, part, disaccustomed 
 Disavvisamento, m. imprudence 
 Disbandeg ;iato, a. banished 
 Disbarbare, to shave the beard 
 Disbarbao, a. bsardless 
 Disbarcare, to land 
 Disbramare, to gratify 
 Disbrancare, to sever, to part 
 Disbrandare, to disarm 
 Disbrigare, to despatch, hasten ; 
 di-brigirsi, to disentangle one^s 
 self 
 Discacciamento, m. expulsion 
 Discaccnre, to expel 
 Discacciato, part, expelled 
 
DIS 
 
 Vorr, m. an cxpc'.ler 
 Discadere, to t\ 
 
 . decay 
 
 !. wasted 
 away 
 
 re, to pull off shoes and 
 stockings 
 
 efboted 
 . \-ion 
 
 •o in questo, I 1 
 -. thit 
 Discaricameuto, and D\> 
 unl 
 
 onload, ease 
 Discaricato, part, dtsciu 
 Discarnare, to pick, the flesh off 
 Diseam. ; 1* ho 
 
 . I am very soiry 
 : m' e discara la vita, my 
 life is b urdenso m e to me 
 ire, to unchain 
 ilight 
 Discedere. to depart 
 
 • f. descended 
 Discen! i. raw 
 
 . to spring 
 
 from [clivity 
 
 rnento, m. descent, de- 
 
 Discenso. in. descent 
 
 . who descends 
 ning 
 
 ■i. scholarship 
 . m. and Di.scepola, /. a 
 scholar 
 DiscerneVe, a. discerning 
 Discernere, to discern, p 
 Discernevole, a. quick- 
 Discern imeuto, m. act of discern- 
 ing 
 Discernitr-re. m, a skilful man 
 I to tear 
 v-parate 
 
 ^cendent 
 I - 
 
 impute 
 
 ; disceve- 
 rtrsi. to f.irt with 
 Dischiarire, to declare 
 
 -a # e 
 • rated 
 
 I 
 
 Disdngere, to ungird 
 
 DIS 
 
 Discin'o, part, ungirded, unbound, 
 
 negli ,vnt 
 DjscJogTiere, to untie, diss 
 Discioglln ning, the 
 
 I plot 
 re, in. he that interprets, 
 
 ate, ad. npidly 
 l)i-oiol;o, a. until I. 
 
 igliere 
 : Bip&re, and itsde- 
 rivaives 
 Disciplino,/- education, discipline, 
 
 eorrecti >n, the stripes 
 Disciplinare, to instruct, to scourge 
 Disciplinato, a. disciplined 
 Disdplinevoje, and Disciplinable, 
 
 a. docile, teachable 
 Disco, m. quoit, disk 
 
 • nte, ad. licentiously 
 Discoletto. a. waggish, knavish 
 Disc do, a. dishonest, lewd, saucv, 
 
 will 
 Di-colorniTit'nto, m. paleness 
 Discolorire, and Discolorire, to 
 discolour j discolorarsi, to grow 
 pale 
 
 to, and Discolorito, a. 
 
 Disc*>lorazinne, /. paleness 
 
 . t. and Disrnlpamento, 
 m. ezcus 
 
 re, to excuse, jusl 
 lita,/. inconvenience 
 Diacdmodo, a. inconvenient 
 Discompn gn bile, a. separable 
 Dbcompagnare, to separate 
 DiscompagnAto, part, unaccompa- 
 nied 
 DiscompaTTiatura,/. separa'ion 
 Discompdrre, to confound, to d 
 
 order 
 Discompos"e77a, /. unbecoming- 
 
 1 1 gence 
 Discr mposto, part, discomposed 
 Disc 'uiciamente. ad. unhandsomely 
 re, to disorder 
 . a. unhandsonae 
 Diecondaao, a. broki a 
 Disconcordia./. discord 
 Di--c rafeaaare, to deny 
 Disconfiggere, to rout, defeat 
 Disconfitia,/. rout, defeat 
 Di«ccnfitto, a. muted 
 Disoonfbrtare, to afflict 
 
 ■ 'i. in. affliction 
 • 
 
 another 
 
 '. unknow 
 
 itimento. m. disagreement 
 117 
 
 DIS 
 
 tm am w 
 
 Discohsentire, to d 
 Disconsigliamento, m. dissuasion 
 Disconsigli ire, to di 
 Disconsigliato, a. dissuaded, inv 
 
 prudent 
 Discontdnto, a. dissatisfied 
 
 Disc intinuat >. part, discontinued 
 Discontinuazione, /. discontinu- 
 ance 
 Disconvendvole, and Diseonve* 
 
 niente, a. indecent [ly 
 
 Discouvenevotmdnte, ad. indecent- 
 Disconvcnienza,/. indecency 
 Disconvenire, to misbecome ; di- 
 Bconvidnsi a signdr d'esser si par 
 co, it is unbecoming a gentleman 
 to be so niggardly 
 Discoperto, n. discovered 
 Hisc ipriniento, m. discovery 
 Discoprlre, to discover 
 Disccpritdre, m, discoverer 
 Di&coraggjante, a. discouraging 
 Discoraggiamdnto, m. discourage- 
 ment, affright 
 
 re, to dishearten 
 . to frighten 
 N. R. Such words as cannot be 
 found by Disco, look far Sco 
 . a. discouraged 
 Discordamento, m. disagreement 
 Discordant 
 
 . ad. irregularly 
 za, /. discord, strife, de- 
 bate [jar (in music) 
 to dissent, disagree ; to 
 Discordato, a. out of tune 
 
 re, m. a litigious man 
 Discdrde, a. discordant, jarring 
 Discordemente, ad. disagreeingly 
 Discorddvole, a. contentions 
 Discord ; a./. dissension, division 
 Discordioso, a. quarrelsome 
 Discorrente, a. tattling, running 
 Discorrere, to ramble, to discourse , 
 e cosl va discorrendo, and so forth 
 Discorrevole, a. wandering 
 Discorrime'nto, m. a concourse, 
 
 talk 
 Discorritore, m. a talker 
 Discoraivo, a. discouraive 
 Discdrso, m. discourse, concourse, 
 
 lapse 
 Discortese. a. uncivil, nnkind 
 * inente, ad. uncivilly 
 Discortesla,/. discourtesy 
 
 . m. a precipici* 
 Into, r?i. departure, r&- 
 mnteness 
 
 move 
 part, removed 
 
DIS 
 
 Discosto, ft. remote, far. Da dis- 
 costo. a K from alar off 
 Discoverto, a. discovered 
 Discovrimento, in. discovery 
 Discovrire, to discover 
 Discovritore, m. discoverer 
 Discreden e, a. incredulous 
 Discredenza, /. incredulity 
 Discredere, to disbelieve*; discre- 
 dersi, to undeceive one's self; tut- 
 to il mondo non me 1' avrebbe 
 fatto discredere, all the world 
 could not have made me believe 
 the contraty- 
 Discredilare, to discredit 
 Discre litato, a. discredited 
 Discre.lito, in. discredit, disgrace 
 Discrepauza, /. dissension, a con- 
 trast of opinions 
 Discrepar^, to disagree 
 Discrescenza,/ - . decreasing 
 Discrescere, to decrease, decry 
 Discretamente, ad. discreetl y /wise- 
 ly, warily, prudently, distinctly, 
 clearly, plainly 
 Discretezza, and Discrezione, /. 
 
 prudence, wisdom 
 Discrete, a. discreet, prudent 
 Discucire, to unsew 
 Discuoiare, to skin an animal 
 Discuss'tre, to discuss _* 
 Discussione,/. discussion 
 Discutere, to examine, sift 
 Disdegnamento, m. indignation 
 Disdegnare, to disdain, scorn ; dis- 
 
 degnarsi, to be angry 
 Disdegnato, a. angry 
 Disdeguo, m. anger, disdain 
 Disdegnosamente, ad. disdainfully 
 Disdegnoso, a. disdainful, irritated, 
 
 furious 
 Disdetta,/. contradiction 
 Disdetto, a. forbidden 
 Disdiccia ; o, a. unlucky at play 
 Disrl ice vole, a. unbecoming 
 Disdicevolezza, /. indecency 
 JDisdire, to refuse, deny ; to be im- 
 proper ; di dirsi, to go from one's 
 word ; disdire il fitto, to give 
 warning [zione, /. drying up 
 Diseccamento, m. and Disecca- 
 Diseccare, to dry, to wither 
 Diseceativo, a. apt to dry up 
 Disegnamento, m. design 
 Disegnare, to design, sketch 
 I ore, m. designer 
 
 Disegna'ura, /. see Disegno 
 Disegnetto, m. a sketch 
 Disf;.rno, m. design, sketch ; far 
 distrno sopra una cosa, to set 
 one's heart upon a thing 
 Diseguile, a. uneven 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disegualmente, ad. unequally 
 Disellare, to unsaddle 
 Disellato, a. unsaddled 
 Disenfiare, to reduce a swelling 
 Disenfiatoj a. not swelled 
 Disennato, a. senseless 
 Disensato, a. unwise, stupid 
 Disenteria, and Dissenteria, /. 
 
 bloody flux 
 Diseppellire, to unbury 
 Diseppellijo, part, unburied 
 Disequilibrarsi, to lose the balance 
 Diseredare, to disinherit 
 DiseredStp, part, disinherited 
 Diseredazione, /. disinheriting 
 Diserrare, to open, unlock 
 Diserrato, part, opened 
 Disertare, to ravage, spoil, waste 
 Disertato, part, spoiled, pillaged 
 Disertatore, m. a destroyer 
 Disertazione,/. and Disertamento, 
 
 m. desolation 
 Disertn, a. desolated, abandoned, 
 
 unhappy, miserable 
 Diserto, m. desert, wilderness 
 Disertore, m. a deserter 
 Diservigio, m. an ill office 
 Diservire, to disserve, to hurt 
 Diservito, part, disserved 
 Di-fachnento, in. destruction 
 Disfacitore, m. a destroyer 
 Disfamamento, m. defamation 
 Disfamare, to fill, to satiate, to de- 
 fame, traduce 
 Disfare, to undo, ruin; non mi 
 lasciar cosi disfatto, do not leave 
 me in this miserable state 
 Disfatta, /. a defeat, a rout 
 Disfatto, part, defeated, routed 
 Disfavillante, a. sparkling 
 Disfaviilare, to sparkle 
 Disfavore, in. displeasure 
 Disfavorevole, a. unkind, adverse, 
 contrary [bly 
 
 Disfavorevolmente, ad. unfavoura- 
 Disfavorire, to oppose, cross 
 Disfavor! to, a. out of favour 
 Disfermare, to enervate 
 Disferrare, to draw out iron ; dis- 
 ferrare un cavallo, to unshoe a 
 horse 
 Disfrrrato, part, unshod 
 Disftda, f. challense 
 Disfidante, a. diffident 
 D i > fi d a nza, /. d i strust 
 Disfidare, to challenge, defy; to 
 
 mistrust, suspect 
 Disfigurare, to disfigure 
 Disfigurato, a. deformed 
 Disfigurazione, /. disfiguring 
 Disftngere, to dissemble 
 Disfingimento, m. dissimulation 
 
 m 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disfinire, to define, explain 
 Disfinitore, m. who defines 
 Disfioramento, m. defloration 
 Disfiorare, to deflower 
 Disfiorato, part, deflowered 
 Disfogamento, m. relief 
 Disfognre, to evaporate 
 Disfogliare, to strip off leaves 
 Disfogwito, part, stripped of leaves 
 Disformare, to disfigure 
 Disformato, part, deformed 
 Disformazione, /. deformity 
 Disforme, a. irregular 
 Disformita,/. deformity 
 Disfornare, to take out of an oven 
 Disfornire, to unfurnish 
 Disforni to, part, unfurnished 
 Disfortunato, a. unfortunate 
 Disfrancare, to weaken 
 Disfrenamento, m. profligacy 
 Disfrenare, to unbridle 
 Disfrenatamente, ad. fiercely 
 Disfrenato, a. unruly, fierce 
 Disgenio, m. aversion 
 Disgittarsi, to be disheartened 
 Disgiungere, to disjoin 
 Disgiungimento, m. separation 
 Disgiuntamente, ad. separately 
 Disgiuntivo, a. disjunctive 
 Disgiunto, part, disjoined 
 Disgiunzione, /. separation 
 Disgombramento, m. parting, clear* 
 
 ance 
 Disgombrare, to clear, to remove ; 
 
 1' aere comincia, a disgombrarsi, 
 
 the air begins to clear 
 Disgradare, to dislike, despise, 
 
 .scorn ; io te ne disgrado, I do not 
 
 thank you for it 
 Disgradato, part, disliked 
 Disgradcvole, a. disagreeable 
 Disgradimento, in. contempt 
 Disgradire, to dislike, displease 
 Disgrado, m. a disgrado, in spite of 
 Disgrato, a. disagreeable 
 Disgravam^nto, in. unloading 
 Disgravare, to unload, ease 
 Disgravitlamento, m. delivery 
 Disgravidare, to bring forth 
 Disgrazia, /. disaster. Per disgrl- 
 
 zia, ad. unfortunately 
 DisgraziSre, to disgrace 
 Disgraziatamente, ad. unluckily 
 Disgraziato, a. unhappy, disagree- 
 able 
 Disgrazioso, a. uncivil, rude 
 Disgregare, to separate 
 Disgregato, part, separated 
 Disgre^razione, /'. dispersion; dis- 
 
 gregazione di spirito, a wander« 
 
 ing of the mind 
 Disgrignare, to grin 
 
DIS 
 
 Pis^roppare, to untie 
 
 Disguagli.u.zu,/. inequality 
 Piagua. .;ual 
 
 nequal 
 
 gustarsi, to begin to loathe 
 
 able 
 . u displeasure 
 
 \o\is 
 I .to desire, 
 
 ile, a. de- 
 
 B 
 
 : . . 
 
 Piously 
 - n^us 
 
 . j. unimpeded 
 
 u 1. to deliver 
 • disengage : dis- 
 
 ; irola, to 
 - word 
 
 Pbinfiguere. or Pisiufinsere, to 
 
 . 'id. sincerely 
 niple 
 
 I odeceive 
 
 r. undeceived 
 iving 
 . to cease loving 
 Trial 
 uteresse, m. disinterestedness 
 
 •us, easy 
 . vivacity, 
 skill. 
 7 desire 
 
 usly 
 - 
 trsi, to rest oue's self 
 Pwisttma,/. cr>> 
 I 
 
 vend 
 Pisleale, a. unfaithful, treacher- 
 . false 
 
 L perfidiously 
 : 
 
 Dislezan-. to untie, loose ; to ex- 
 
 Dtslexhevole. a dissoluble 
 
 ' move 
 
 I 
 
 Dnlogazirvne./. a. id DMogamento, 
 ug out of joiijt 
 
 DIS 
 
 . l.i the mails 
 rei, to uncloak 
 Pismammento, ... 
 
 Pamembr&re, to dismei 
 
 DismenHcanl 
 Dismeotu 
 
 oblivion 
 
 .rare, to forget 
 
 • . to dismiss j ho dis- 
 
 ; ; liere, 1 have left olF 
 drinking 
 
 Disniisiia. /. excess. A dismisura, 
 
 I .re, to go beyond the 
 
 Dismisuratameate, ad, immode- 
 rately rcessive 
 
 DiMnisurato, a. immeasurable, ex- 
 i Dismodato, a. dis 
 i Pismonacare, to take one out of a 
 I convent 
 j Dismontare, to dismount, alight 
 
 I Dismuovere, to stir up, excite 
 | Pisnamorare, to love no more 
 ' Disnaiurare, to cliamre nature 
 I Disnatun> 
 
 I Disnebtiiare. to grow fair 
 to, a. unclouded 
 Di-nervare, to enervate 
 Pisnervato. part, tveakened 
 Disnidarsi, to leave the nest 
 Disnodare, to undo, untie ; to ex- 
 plain 
 Disnodcvole, a. easily untied 
 Disnore, in. (in poetry) dishonour 
 
 . to strip 
 Disobbedienza./. disobedience 
 -inte. a. disol li= 
 ntemente, ad. impolitely 
 . discharge, 
 ': lige 
 
 .ntal, re- 
 . displeasure 
 j Disocciip'ire, to fn-e fr^m care ; 
 disoccuparsi, to free one's self 
 ! from business 
 
 to. a. at leisure, free 
 i Disoccupayione,/. leisure ; retiring 
 
 from 1. 
 Pisolamento, m. 
 Pisolare, tr. ruin, lay " 
 
 ra, /. the cutting off the 
 
 I Pisonestamente, ad. dishonestly 
 119 
 
 1 ihoDoar 
 
 i, to be dishonest 
 
 .■able 
 
 . 
 Disonoramento, m. dishonouring 
 
 . . 
 . m. and Di.-.onoran2a,/ 
 dishonour 
 
 . de, a. dishonourable 
 Disonorevolmente, and Pisonora 
 tain.;: .'illy 
 
 . .iuously 
 much 
 
 to, ad. secretly 
 Pisoppilare, to loosen the belly 
 
 , . above, 
 
 over 
 
 Di s iprappiu, ad. over and above 
 
 . sarbitant, ex* 
 
 travagant [gantly 
 
 . nd. extra va- 
 
 Pisorbitanza, j. exorbitance 
 
 sorder, confusion 
 sorderj disordi- 
 1 mangiare, to eat ini- 
 modi- 
 
 imente, ad. disorderly 
 to. a. saucy, insolent, 
 
 Disdrdine, ??j. confusion 
 
 . that has the 
 organs dis 
 
 dishonourable 
 
 . i acefully 
 l)i sor'a cl 
 
 . to take out the bones 
 ■ e, to anbury 
 
 .'"juried 
 I /■<,' . undi r 
 Di soverchio, ad. too much 
 
 Dispaccare, to cut asunder 
 Pispacciare, to ' 
 Dispaccii . 
 
 Rispaiare, to unmatch 
 Djsparlre, I 
 
 . \arious, 
 different 
 
 :. ]l. Beveral 
 Du-parecchiire, to clear the table 
 . '. disappearing 
 
 . m. variance, contest 
 
 Pisparevole, a. transitory 
 
 Dispargimento, m. dispersing 
 Dispari, a. unlike, uneven] no* 
 •pari, an odd 
 
 ., we are 
 
 not of Uie sai. 
 
DIS 
 
 Disparimente, ad. unequally 
 Disparire, and Disparere, to disap- 
 pear [ured 
 Dispariscente, a. unsightly, disflg- 
 Disparity f. inequality ; disparita 
 d'opinioni, contrarie'ty of opin- 
 ions 
 Disparito. a. altered, pale 
 Disparmente, ad. unequal ly 
 Dispartamente, ad. here and there. 
 
 dispersedly 
 Disparte, ad. aside, apart 
 Dispartire, to part, separate 
 Dispartitamente, ad. asunder 
 Dispartito, part, parted- divided 
 Dispartitore, m. who divides 
 Disparutezza, /. slenderaess 
 Dispariito, a. thin, slender 
 Dispassionamento, m. apathy 
 Dispastoiare, to take oft' the fetters 
 
 from a horse's leg 
 Dispegnere, to extinguish 
 Dispendere, to expend 
 Dispendio, m. expense, cost 
 Dispendiosamente, ad. costly 
 Dispendioso, a. chargeable 
 Dispennato. a. featherlass 
 Dispensa, /. distribution, dispensa- 
 tion, a pantry, a larder 
 Dispensable, a. dispensable 
 Dispense re, to distribute, divide, 
 to administer [power 
 
 Dispensativa, /. the dispensative 
 Dispennato, part, distributed 
 Dispensatorc, m. dispenser 
 Dispensazione, /. and Dispensa- 
 mento, m. dispensation, license 
 Dispensiero, and Dispensiere, in. 
 
 butler, steward 
 Dispento, part, extinguished 
 Disperabile, a. despaired of 
 Disperare, to despair ; deh ! perche 
 mi fate disperare ? why do you 
 tease me so ? 
 Disperatamente, ad. desperately ; 
 
 alia disperata, rashly 
 Disperato, a, despaired of, despe- 
 rate [m. despair 
 Disperazione,/. a??tf Disperamento, 
 Disperdere, to consume" 
 Disperdimento, m. dispersion 
 Dispergere, to scatter, to squander, 
 
 disperse 
 Dispergimento, m. scattering, ruin, 
 
 rout, defeat 
 Dispergitore, m. a destroyer 
 Disperse, ad. separately 
 Dispersione, /. dispersion 
 Disperso, part, dispersed 
 Dispeso, part, spent 
 Dispettabile, a. despicable 
 Dispetu'tre, to despise 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dispett&to, part, vexedj slighted 
 Dispettevole, and Dispetto, a. 
 
 despicable, contemptible 
 Dispettivamente, ad. disdainfully 
 Dispetto, m. an affront, spite c 
 avere in or a dispetto, to despise'. 
 In dispetto, ad. in spite of 
 Dispettosamente, ad. spitefully 
 Dispettoso, a. reproachful 
 Di piacente, a. displeasing 
 Dispiacenza,/. and Dispiacere, m, 
 displeasure, sorrow ; pigliar di- 
 spiacenza d'una cosa, to take 
 something ill 
 Dispiacere, to displease ; mi dis- 
 place non potervi servire, I am 
 sorry that I cannot oblige you 
 Dispiacevole, a. unpleasant 
 Dispiacevolmente, ad. grievously 
 Dispiacervolezza, /. and Dispiaci- 
 
 mento, m. discontent 
 Dispiaciiito, part, displeased 
 Dispianare, to explain, to level ; 
 dispianarsi, to lay one's self 
 down 
 Dispianato, a. plain, explained 
 Dispiccare, to pull up 
 Dispicciare, to despatch 
 Dispiegare, to display, set forth j 
 
 dispiegarsi, to stretch one's self 
 Dispietatamente, ad. cruelly 
 Dispietato, a. unmerciful 
 Dispitto, m. an affront, contempt 
 Dispodestare, to put out of power ; 
 dispodestarsi, to resign one's 
 power, authority 
 Dispogliare, to undress 
 Dispogliato, part, undressed 
 Disponimento, m. disposition, or- 
 der 
 Disponitore, m. who disposes 
 Dispopolatore, m. a destroyer 
 Dispone, to dispose, prepare. 
 Disposare, to marry 
 Dispositore, m. a disposer 
 Disposizione, /. disposition, ar- 
 rangement 
 Dispostamente, ad. orderly 
 Dispostezza, /. agility, grace 
 Disposto, part, disposed 
 Dispoticamente, ad. despotically 
 Dispotico, a. arbitrary 
 Dispotismo, m. despotism 
 Dispregevole, a. despicable 
 Disprtj'.ri volmente, ad. scornfully 
 Dispn'-ciamento, m. contempt 
 Dispregiare, to despise, scorn 
 Dispre^iato, part, coniemned 
 Dispregiatore, and Disprezzat6re, 
 
 m. despiser 
 Dispre^io, and Disprezzamento, 
 rn. contempt, scorn 
 120 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disprezzdbile, a. despicable 
 Disprezzante, a. disdainful 
 Disprezzantejnente, ad. proudly 
 Disprezzare, \o despise, slight 
 Disprezzativo, a. contemptuous 
 Disprezzato, part, contemned 
 Disprezzevole, a. contemptible 
 Disprezzevoimente, ad. scornfully 
 
 disdainfully 
 Disprezzo, m. contempt, scorn 
 Disprigionare, to free from prison 
 Disproporzionare, to disproportion 
 Disproporzionato, part, dispropor* 
 
 tioned 
 Disproporzione, /. inequality 
 Disprovvedutamente, ad. unawares 
 Disprovvediito, part, unprovided, 
 
 unfurnished 
 Disprunare, to cut thorns 
 Dispulzellare, to deflower 
 Dispumato, a. frothy 
 Disputa,/. dispute, debate 
 Disputable, a. disputable 
 Disputamento, m. and Disputa 
 
 zione,/. disputation 
 Disputante, a. disputant 
 Disputare, to dispute, debate 
 Disputativo, a. disputable 
 Disputato, part, disputed 
 Disputatore, m. a disputant 
 Disquisizione, /. disquisition 
 Disradicare, to root up 
 Disramare, to prune 
 Disredare, to disinherit 
 Disredato, part, disinherited 
 Disregolatamente, ad. disorderly 
 Disrompere, to burst asunder 
 Disruvidire, to quicken 
 Dissagrare, to profane 
 Dissagrato, part, polluted 
 Dissalare, to unsalt 
 Dissaporito, a. insipid 
 Dissavoroso, a. insipid 
 Dissecazione, /. dissection 
 Disseccare, to dry up 
 Disseccativo, a. apt to dry 
 Disseminare, to sow, spread 
 Disseminatore, m. a dogmatizer 
 Dissennare, to make mad 
 Dissennato, a. senseless 
 Dissensione, /. dissension 
 Dissenteria,/. bloody flux 
 Dissenterico, a. troubled with the 
 
 bloody flux 
 Dissentire, to dissent 
 Dis?eparare, to separate 
 Disserrare, to open, unlock 
 Disserrato, part, unlocked 
 Dissertazione, /. dissertation 
 Disservire, to injure 
 Dissestare, to disorder 
 Dissetare, and Dissetarsi, to quench 
 
bts 
 
 Dig 
 
 Dlssexione, /. dissection 
 
 s I'vimi 
 Dissi^illare, to break i seal 
 
 . .nl ike 
 . •'. dirlerence 
 
 differ 
 : like 
 
 . /. unlikeness 
 Dissiniulare, to dissemble; dissi- 
 mulo la moneta, he d< 
 
 CO ill 
 
 vertly 
 Dissinr n bled * 
 
 Dissim mbler 
 
 Dissimulazione. /. hy po cri sy, dis- 
 guise [zione, /. dissipation 
 
 Dissipamento, in. and Dissipa- 
 itter; la nebbia si 
 rses 
 isteful [ed 
 
 . part, dissipated, dispers- 
 Dissipatort\ in. a waster 
 Dissipazjone. /. a squandering 
 
 -pid 
 Dissndare, to crnb up, to plough 
 Dissolubile, O. dissolvable 
 Dissolutamente, ad. dissolutely 
 Dissnlutezza, /. excess, licentious- 
 ness 
 Diswlutivo, a. dissolving 
 Dissolut- .debauch- 
 
 ed, r 
 DLssoluzione,/. dissolution 
 Dissnlvente, a. dissolvent 
 
 Dissomigliante, a. unlike 
 
 . f. unlikeness 
 Dissomidiare, to differ, vary 
 Diasomigtiato, a. uniike 
 
 rent 
 I < irreeing 
 
 Disaovv rotten 
 
 i 
 
 Dissuasionc. /. d ■ 
 
 Dissuiso. part, dissuaded 
 
 Dtssuasnno. a. dissuasive 
 
 DMsuerellir.-, to break a seal 
 ' .'sealed 
 
 . /. difficulty in making 
 wa'er 
 Distaeramento. m, a pulling away, 
 
 ment (in war) 
 Distaceare, to d. 
 staccarti, to part ; non posso 
 . I 
 cannot leave this place 
 Divarliare, to cut in pieces, to 
 divide 
 
 Dis\a;:liatura, /. separation, in- 
 
 Dht&nte) a. distant 
 
 . and Distaneia, /. dis- 
 
 '.) be distant 
 . ad. iti summer time 
 ramdnto, in. distemper 
 rinza, and Dis 
 . intemperance 
 
 atamdnte, ad. exces- 
 sively [position 
 ratura, /. disorder, indis- 
 Dnrtemperkto, a. intemperate 
 
 i read, ex- 
 tend 
 Dis'endimento, m. and Distendi- 
 iiira, f. extension, stretching 
 re, to dear up 
 Distenere, to restrain 
 
 • . /. extension 
 . ire, to exterminate, ex- 
 tirpate 
 
 /. a stretching. Alia 
 I . ad. at large 
 nte, ad. extensively 
 ■ extensive, large, long; 
 tutto disteso, sprawling 
 n. a distich 
 Distillamdnto, m. distillation 
 
 stilling 
 Distillate, to distil ; distill.irsi il 
 cervello sopra qualehe cosa, to 
 pule one's brains about some- 
 thing 
 Distillate, fro*, distilled 
 
 10, in. a still 
 Distillatore, in. a distiller 
 Distillazkme, /. distillation 
 Distimroere, to distinguish ; dislin- 
 guersi, to signalize on 
 
 nente, ad. distinctly 
 Distintiva, /. and Dis'intivo, m. 
 
 mark, sign, token 
 DisttatO, part, distinguished 
 -Miction 
 vert from 
 Distoglimento, m. the act of di- 
 verting 
 Distonare, to en out of tune 
 
 \ wrt-.Th 
 Distornamt'nto, 'in. bin ierance 
 Dis^nrnAre, to dh 
 
 novo 
 
 . 1o avert 
 Aram; quando uno invecchia in 
 BB rfxfo, diffidl 
 
 old sinner seldom re- 
 
 Di straforo, ad. by stealth 
 
 DM 
 
 DMralto, a. 
 
 ■action 
 Distrvita. 7. 
 
 irons]/ 
 seva ity 
 Distretto, il. pressea, crowded 
 amico distre'tu, intimate friend, 
 parenti dis'r.tii. near relation* 
 . in. district 
 
 Distribuimdnto, m. distribution 
 Distributre, to divi.: 
 Distribufto, part, dis 1 il n'ed 
 Distribuithre, m. distributer 
 Distributivamdnte, ad. distinctly 
 Distributlvo, a. distributive 
 Distributor?, m. divider 
 Distrinuzione,/. distribution 
 Distrigare, to disentangle ; to un- 
 fold ; distrigarsi, to disentangle 
 
 Distrig.nere, to tie; bind; &sere 
 
 li pa'ira.'to be in B fright 
 
 Distrignimento, m. binding, tying 
 
 Distruggere, to destroy: dis'triig- 
 
 cersi, to melt 
 Distruggimento, m. and Distru- 
 EJdne, /. destruction, overthrow 
 -itivo, a. destructive 
 gitore, in. a destroyer 
 Distruttivo, a. destructive 
 Distrutta, part, destroyed 
 I)istrutt6re, m. a destroyer 
 1 unstop 
 
 nto, in. and Distur- 
 1 '.'in /a,/, disorder, confusion 
 re, to disturb 
 Distmhato, part, disturbed, disor- 
 dered 
 DistuTbabVre, m. a disturber 
 Disturl o, m. disturbance 
 Di SO, prep, above, upon 
 Disubbidiente, a. disobedient 
 Disubbidientemente, ad. disobedi- 
 ently 
 Disulibidienza, /. disobedience 
 Disubbidire, todii 
 Disubbidito, part, disobeyed 
 Di subito, ad. immediately 
 ; .'ire, to unseal 
 lato, pari unsealed 
 Disuiuaglianaa, and Disugualita, 
 
 /. inequality 
 Disuguale, a. unequal 
 Disugualmdnte, ad. unrqnally 
 
 Disumaoare, to make inbuman; 
 
 disuman'irsi, te become inhuman 
 Disuman&to, and Disumano, a. 
 
 inhuman, cruel 
 Dismiit.ile, a. divisible 
 
 • - 
 Disuntm, to disi 1 Ite, dtrtde. 
 . ne disu- 
 
DIS 
 
 nisei hi, s'am6r ne stiinge ? 
 why, cmcl destiny, do you part 
 us, since love unites us ? 
 
 Disunitamente, ad. separately 
 
 Disiinto, a. lean 
 
 Disusanza, /. disuse ; aver disu- 
 
 • sanza d'un luogo, to be a stran- 
 ger to a place 
 
 Disusare, to disuse 
 
 Disusatamente, ad. unusually 
 
 Disusato. a. unusual 
 
 Disuso, m. disuse 
 
 Di suso, di sii, prep, above, upon 
 
 Disutife, a. useless 
 
 Disutilita, /. uselessness 
 
 Disutilmente, ad. unprofitably 
 
 Disvalere, to prejudice 
 
 Disvalore, rn. weakness 
 
 Disvantaggio, in. disadvantage 
 
 Disvariamento. m. variation 
 
 Disvariare, to differ 
 
 Disvariato, a. dirierent 
 
 Disvario, rn. difference, controver- 
 sv, a mistake ; v'e gran disvario 
 fra questo e quello, there is a 
 great difference between this 
 and that 
 
 DisveglrJre, to awake [veiling 
 
 Disvelamento, m. discovering, un- 
 
 Disvelare, to unveil 
 
 Disvelato, part, discovered 
 
 Disvelaiore, m. a discoverer 
 
 Disvellere, to pluck, to pull up, 
 wring, get out 
 
 Disvenire, to faint, waste, decay 
 
 Disventiira, /. misfortune, mishap 
 
 Disventuratamente, ad. unfortu- 
 nately 
 
 Disventurato, a. unlucky 
 
 Disverginare, to deflour 
 
 Disverre, to roo up 
 
 Disvestfre, to undress 
 
 Disvezzare, to disuse 
 
 Disvezzato, part, disused 
 
 Disviamento, m. a wandering 
 
 Disviare, to draw out of the way, 
 to degenerate ; disviarsi, to 
 wander 
 
 Disviatamente, ad. wanderingly 
 
 Disviatezza, /. a straying 
 
 Disviato, a. wanderin? 
 
 Disviatore, m. and Disviatrice,/. 
 a wanderer, debaucher 
 
 Disviluppare, to disentangle, ex- 
 plain 
 
 Disviscerare, to disembowel 
 
 Disvischiirsi, to get rid of a scurvy 
 business • 
 
 Disviticchiare, to disembarrass 
 
 Disviziare, to correct, reclaim ; 
 purify ; disviziarsi, to leave ofl' 
 vice 
 
 DIV 
 
 Disvolere, to refuse 
 
 Disvolto, a. unembarrassed, free 
 
 Ditaglio, ad. with the edge 
 
 Di a,/, pi. the fingers 
 
 Ditale, m. a thimble 
 
 Di tanto in tanto, ad. now and 
 
 then 
 Ditello, m. the armpit 
 Ditenere, to detain 
 Diterminare, to determine 
 Diterminato, a. determinate 
 Diterminazione,/. resolution 
 Ditestazione, f. detestation 
 Dito, in. the finger, the toe ; il 
 dito grosso della mano, the 
 thumb; dito, an inch, a ringer's 
 breadth ; mostrarealcuno a dito, 
 to point at one ; aver qualche 
 cosa su la punta delle dita, to 
 have a thing at one's fingers' 
 ends 
 Ditono, a. of two parts in music 
 Ditrappare, to steal 
 Ditrarre, to usurp, to deprive of 
 Di tratto, ad. suddenly [then 
 
 Di tratto in tratto, ad. now and 
 Ditrazione, /. detraction 
 Ditrinciare, to cut in pieces 
 Dittamo, rn. dittany 
 Dittare, to dictate 
 Diltato, m. a dictate, a precept 
 Dittalore, m. a dictator 
 Ditatorio, a. dictatory 
 Dittatura, /. dictatorship 
 Dittongo, rn. a diphthong 
 Diturpare, to disfigure 
 Diunviri, rn. pi. duumvirs 
 Diiiretico, a. diuretic 
 Diurno, a. daily 
 Diuturnamente, ad. diurnally 
 Diuturnita,/. Ion? continuance 
 Diuti'irno, a. lasting 
 Diva, /, (in poetry) a goddess, a 
 
 mistress 
 Divagarnento, m. a wandering 
 Divagare, to wander, rove 
 Divallamenfo, rn. a descending 
 Divallare, to descend 
 Div.impare, to flash, flame 
 Diva no, in. the divan (in Turkey) 
 Divantaggio, ad. more 
 Divariare, to vary, differ 
 Divario, rn. difference, variance; 
 e grande il divario, the difference 
 is great 
 Divastamento, m. and Divasta- 
 
 zioue,/. devastation 
 Divecchiamento, m. growing 
 
 young 
 Divecchiare. to grow young 
 Divedere. to show, convince ; dare 
 a divedere, to convince : vi daro 
 122 
 
 DIV 
 
 a divedere ch' avete torto, I wil. 
 convince you that you are in the 
 
 wrong 
 Divellere, and Diverre, to pluck 
 
 up, root up 
 Divellimento, m. plucking 
 Divelto, part, plucked out 
 Divenire, to become; to befall; 
 
 il numero divenne piu grande, 
 
 the number grew greater; che 
 
 diverro ? what will become of 
 
 me? 
 Diventare, to become ; diventar 
 
 milk' eolori, to change colour 
 Diverbio, m. a dialogue 
 Diventato, part, become 
 Di vero, ad. truly, in truth 
 Diversamente, ad. diversely 
 Diversare, to differ 
 Diversificamento, m. difference 
 Diversihcare, to diversify, to vary 
 Diversificato, part, diversified 
 Diversificazione, /. variation 
 Diversifico, a. different 
 Diversione,/. diversion 
 Diversita,/. variety, cruelty 
 Diverso, a. diverse, unlike, barba 
 
 rous 
 Diversi, pron. pi. divers, many 
 Di verso, prep, towards 
 Diverborio, rn. inn, tavern 
 Divertere, to divert 
 Diverticolo, rn. a digression 
 Divertimento, m. act of diverting 
 
 diversion 
 Divertire, to divert, interrupt ; di 
 
 vertirsi, to take one's pleasure 
 Divestire, to undress 
 Divettare, to beat the wool 
 Divettino, m. beater of the wool 
 Divezzare, to wean 
 Divezzo, part, unaccustomed 
 D' ivi, ad. from thence 
 Diviare, see Deviare 
 Diviaiamente, ad. nimbly, quickly, 
 
 readily 
 Diviato, a. quick 
 Dividendo, rn. a dividend 
 Dividente, a. dividing 
 Dividere, to divide; dividersi, to 
 
 separate 
 Dividitore, m. a sharer 
 Divietamento, m. prohibition 
 Divietare, to forbid 
 Di vietato, part, prohibited 
 Divietazione, /. and Divieto, m. 
 
 prohibition 
 Divimare, to set free [lently- 
 
 Divinamente, ad. divinely, excel 
 Divinamento, m. divination 
 Divin'ire, to divine, guess at 
 Divinatbre, m. conjurer 
 
DIV 
 
 . and Divioay.ione, 
 intioo 
 1 . m. aJid Divinco- 
 
 lazione, f, contortion 
 » rest 
 
 Divin. \ine 
 
 \ ] ne 
 
 Divinizzazione./. a deifying 
 
 . divine * [of arms 
 
 i a. a livery, a coat 
 
 i efy 
 Divisan, i, thought, 
 
 project 
 
 . to 'hir.k. imagine, to de- 
 scribe, divide ; share, determine, 
 div. ■ 
 
 . ad distinctly 
 
 quite another nnn 
 isible 
 Divisibilita, j. divisibility 
 
 ...ision, disunion, 
 
 •able 
 
 I - . . 
 
 Divisor- . 
 
 •• ; i frutti 
 
 | lentiful 
 i-iful 
 
 ry) divine, excel- 
 lent, 1. 
 Dlvo. m, a deity 
 
 . n. divuliin^ 
 
 i .to translate into 
 
 T . part, divulged 
 
 zione,/. divulgation 
 -ip 
 Drvoracita, and Divoragi6ne, /. 
 elu* 
 
 . Greediness abvss 
 . quarrel- 
 some :"■ 
 ] v >uring 
 
 Divnr 
 I .ouring 
 
 izione, /. 
 
 • irture 
 
 bhsh 
 ' vulgel 
 
 . torn up 
 
 DOL 
 
 . 1/1. a dictionary 
 Dizione,/. a word, diction, domin- 
 
 . and Doblone, m, a 
 
 Doocia,/. an earthen conduit 
 
 to drop 
 Docciatura, /. the. act of pouring 
 Doccio, nut Doccione, m. u 
 
 n conduit-pipe 
 tractable 
 
 Docilita,/. tractablenesi 
 Documento, to. instruction 
 Dodicesuuo, a. the twelfth 
 
 DoJici, a. twelve 
 
 . m. three parts of four 
 
 . ducal 
 1) ig&na,/. custom-house, custom 
 . £6 officer 
 
 • gird about, to put, or 
 mend tfa 
 
 •oral 
 IV oggi in domani, ad. every day 
 . /. grief, 
 pain, complaint 
 Doglie, f. fl. labour, travail (in 
 
 ch Id-birth) 
 Dogtiente, a. grieving 
 I. a tun. cask 
 
 "• fully 
 .r 1 
 ictrine 
 '. a. dogmatic 
 re, to dogmatize 
 Do^'. in. bull-dog 
 D' ogni interne, ad. on every side 
 Dolce, a. sweet, fresh, pleasant, 
 agreeable; partirsi a boccadolce, 
 to' retire quite happy ; c me 
 dolce paria '. what a sweet, polite 
 woman '. [by li'tle 
 
 Dolce dolce, ad, agreeably, little 
 Dolcemente, ad. softly, gently, 
 
 fooli-hly 
 
 D -i'cez-a," /. sweetness, charm, 
 Dolcia, /. swine's blood 
 
 et, cliarming 
 Dolcicanoro, a. nv I 
 
 ire, to calm, ap] 
 Dolcificazione, /. a sweetening 
 Dilcigno, a. sw< 
 Dolcioue, a. silly, dull 
 Dolco, a. niild (of weather only) 
 • mente. ad. dolefully 
 
 a. so r ro wf ul, miserable. 
 Dime doleu'.e ! t7i/<r;'. alas ! jioor 
 me ! 
 
 and Dolorare, to erieve. 
 : mi duole la " 
 bead acbes ; ben ho di voi ond'e 
 123 
 
 DOM 
 
 mi doglia, I have good reason to 
 
 complain of you 
 Doio. m, fraud 
 Doloi&to, a. afflicted, vexed 
 Doldre, tn. pain ; i doloridelpartOj 
 
 in child-birth 
 Dolorffico, a. painful 
 Dolorosamente, ad. grievously, 
 
 sorrow fully 
 DoloroSO, a', painful, sorrowful, 
 
 unhappy, wieke I 
 1) ilosamente, ad. deceitfully 
 Doloso. a. deceitful 
 Doliito, part. comj)lained 
 Dom.'ibile, a. lami 
 Domanda,/. see Dim.'inda 
 Doman.lare, to demand, request | 
 
 inquire; il vostro padrone vi 
 
 domanda. your master v%ants 
 
 you ; ve lo domando in scrazia, I 
 
 entreat you ; domaiidir d'uno, to 
 
 inquire after one 
 Domanda sera, or Domandasse'ra, 
 
 ad. to-morrow night 
 Domandato, part, demanded, asked 
 !)• imandatore, m. a demander, dun, 
 
 petitioner [tion, suit 
 
 Domandazione, /. a request, ques- 
 Domane, tn. tee Dim'tne 
 Doman l'ahro, m. the day after to- 
 
 Domare, to tame, humble, conquer 
 Domato, part, subdued 
 I) imatore, m. conqueror 
 Domattfna, tn. lo-morrow morning 
 I) Miiened.lio, TO. (Dio) God 
 Domenica, /. Sunday 
 Domenicaie, and bominic/ile, a. 
 belonging ta Sunday; Torazione 
 domenicaie, the Lord's prayer 
 Domenicano, m. a white friar 
 Domeeticare, see Dimesticare 
 I) .me>i i'lu'zza,/. familiarity, kind- 
 Domes! ico, m. a servant 
 I) mesrico, a. familiar, tame 
 Domevole, '7. tameable, decile 
 Dnmictlio, m. habitation 
 Dominante, a . reigning 
 Dominare, to domineer; unmonte 
 che dnmina la citta, a hill com- 
 manding the town 
 Dominatbre, m. ruler, lord 
 Dominazi6ne /. and Domlnio, m. 
 
 dominion, power, authority 
 Don due, in. sir, lord 
 Ddmine ! inter}, the deuce ! 
 Dominicale, a. dominical 
 Domma. in. a dogma [coloured 
 Denunaschino, a. of damask, rose 
 I 
 Donunatico, a, tjngmajfa 
 
DOP 
 
 Domo, part, subdued ; worn 
 
 Donagione, /. and Donamento, m. 
 a gift, present 
 
 Donnnte, a. giving 
 
 Ponare, to give 
 
 Donalario, m. a donee (law term) 
 
 Donativo, m. and Donazione, /. 
 gift, present, donation 
 
 Donato, part, given 
 
 Donatore, rn. a giver 
 
 Donde ? ad. whence ? donde, •prom. 
 rel. whereof, which, of whom 
 
 Dondeche, ad. wheresoever 
 
 Dondolare, to swing, loiter 
 
 Dbndolo, m. the thing swinging; 
 volere il dondolo, to'love a joke 
 
 Dondolona, /. and Dondolone, m. 
 a loiterer. A dondolone, ad. 
 dingle-dangle 
 
 Donna,/, woman, wife, mistress; 
 Nostra Donna, the Virgin Mary ; 
 donna novella, a new-married 
 woman 
 
 Donnnccia,/. a silly slut 
 
 Donnaio, and Doniiaiuolo, m. one 
 who runs after women 
 
 Donneare, to make love 
 
 Donneg^iare, to domineer, sway 
 
 Donnescamente, ad- effeminately 
 
 Donnesco, a. effeminate, wanton 
 
 Donnicciuola, Donnetta, and Don- 
 nicuia, /. a mean woman, a 
 wench 
 
 Donno, m. master, lord 
 
 Donno, a. gentle, happy 
 
 Donnola,/. a weasel 
 
 Donnone, m. a large woman 
 
 Dono, m. gift, present; in dono, 
 as a gift 
 
 Donuzzo, m. a small gift 
 
 Donzella, /. a young lady, a maid- 
 servant 
 
 Donzeilo, m. bachelor, knight, 
 bailiff, esquire. tipsTaff, servant 
 
 Donzelletta, /. a damsel 
 
 Dopo, prep, after, since, behind 
 
 Dbpo che. conj. after that 
 
 D6ppia, /. pistole, a hem, flounce 
 
 Doppiamsnte, ad. doubly 
 
 Doppi'ire, to double, multiply, in- 
 crease 
 
 Doppia' ura, /. the act of doubling, 
 auzmentation 
 
 Doppiere, and Doppiero, m. torch, 
 taper [deceitfulness 
 
 Doppir'zza. /. slyness, cunninzness, 
 
 Dopr/io, m. double, twice as much ; 
 e il floppio pin ricco <li voi, he is 
 twice as rich as you ; duplicity; 
 
 jl chimes of hells 
 
 Doppio, a. double, deceitful ; don- 
 na doppia, a pregnant woman ; 
 
 DOT 
 
 febbre doppia, a continual fever. 
 A, il, or al d6ppio, ad. doubling, 
 as much again 
 
 Doppione, m. a Spanish pistole 
 
 D' ora in ora, ad. every moment 
 
 Dorare, to gild 
 
 Dora to, a. gilt 
 
 Doratoie, m. gilder 
 
 Doratura, /. and Doramento, m. 
 gilding 
 
 Dore, a. of gold colour 
 
 Doreria, /. gold plate 
 
 Dorico, a. Doric [low 
 
 Dormalfuoco, m. a sleepy, idle fel- 
 
 Dormentorio, Dormentoro, and 
 Dormitorio, m. a dormitory (in 
 convents) 
 
 Dormicchiare, and Dormigliare, 
 to sleep 
 
 Dormiente, a. sleeping 
 
 Dormiglione, m. sluggard, slum- 
 berer 
 
 Dormiglioso, a. sleepy, dull 
 
 Dormire, to sleep ; dormire al fuo- 
 co, to be negl igent ; non si pub 
 dormire e fai la guardia, one 
 cannot do two things at once 
 
 Dormitiira, and Dormizione, /. 
 sleep, rest, the sleeping-time 
 
 Dormitore, m. see Dormiglione 
 
 Dorso, m. the back of a beast ; 
 piegare il dorso, to submit 
 
 D6sa ; and Dose, /. a dose of physic 
 
 Dossi, ni. pi. skins of squirrels 
 
 Dossiere, and Dossiero, rn. a blank- 
 et, coverlet 
 
 Dosso, m. the back ; dar il dosso, 
 to turn one's back; levarsi da 
 dosso, to get rid of 
 
 Dota, /. marriage portion 
 
 Dotare, to jointure, to endow, to 
 bestow ; la natura P ha dotata 
 d'una gran bellezza, nature has 
 endowed her with great beauty 
 
 Dotato, part, endowed, adorned 
 
 Dotatore, m. he that endows 
 
 Dotazione, /. granting a dowry 
 
 Dote, and Dota,/. portion, dowry, 
 talent 
 
 D6tta, f. an hour, a favourable op- 
 portunity; fear; tenere in dotta, 
 to keep in suspense 
 
 Dottamentc, ad. learnedly 
 
 Dotto, a. learned 
 
 Dottorale, a. doctoral 
 
 Dottorare, to take or give the de- 
 gree of doctor 
 
 DotfnHito, m. doctorship 
 
 Dottore, rn. teacher, doctor 
 
 Dottorello, Dotton'izzo, and Dolto- 
 rflccio, rn. an ignorant doctor 
 
 Dottoressa, /. a blue-stocking 
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 Dottorevole, a. learned 
 Dottrina,/. doctrine 
 Dottrinale, a. instructive 
 Dottriuare, to instruct, teach 
 Dottrinato, part, instructed 
 Dottrinatore, m. an instructor, an 
 
 insti tutor 
 Dove, ad. where, whither; d6ve 
 andate ? where are you going ? 
 d6ve, whereas, when. D6ve, 
 m. (luogo,) a place; sap6te il 
 dove ? do you know the place ? 
 La dove, ad. there, where 
 Doveche, ad. any where 
 Dovechesia, ad. wherever 
 Doventare, to become 
 Dovente, a. owing 
 Dovere, to owe ; must ; de"ve e"ssere 
 cosl, it must be so ; che dobbia- 
 mo fare ? what must we do ? de- 
 vo andare in citta, I am forced 
 to go into the city ; mi deve die- 
 ci scudi, he owes me ten crowns 
 Dovere, m. duty ; faro il mio do- 
 vere, I'll do my best; piu del 
 dovere, more than necessary 
 Da dovero, ad. in earnest 
 Dovizia, /. store, riches ; far do- 
 
 vizia, to make presents 
 Doviziosamente, ad. plentifully 
 Dovizioso, a. plentiful, rich 
 Dovunque, ad. wherever 
 Dovutamente, ad. worthily 
 Dovuto, a. due ; dare ad ognuno il 
 suo dovuto, to give every one his 
 due 
 Dozzina, /. a dozen ; tenere a doz- 
 zi na, to board ; mettersi in doz- 
 zina, to intrude one's self; poeta 
 da dozzina, a poetaster 
 Dozzinale, a. mean, vile 
 D zzinalmente, ad. vulgarly 
 Dozzinante, m. a boarder 
 Dragante,/. gum-dragant 
 Dragare, to clear out a river 
 Draghinassa, /. a rapier 
 Drago, m. a dragon 
 Dragomanno, ni. interpreter 
 Dragonato, part, dragoned 
 Dragone, m. a dragon 
 Dra^ontea, /. glass plantain (a 
 plant) [piece 
 
 Drnmma, /. a dram weight, bit, 
 Dramma, m. a drama 
 Dranimatico, a. dramatic 
 Drappell'tre, to display the colours 
 Drappelletto, m. a small troop 
 Drappello, m. a troop, a flag 
 Drapperia,/. drapery, silk stuffs 
 Drappicello, m. ligh't silk stuff 
 Drappiere, m. a weaver ; mercante 
 di drappi, a mercer 
 
DUE 
 
 . m. silks, shirt", clo'.h : 
 drappo it'om, cloth < I 
 
 DTDtph 
 
 Dirittamente 
 
 :tude 
 ;. riiht 
 
 Droghie' '. srocrr 
 
 theart, a mistress 
 . i lover 
 
 . valiant 
 
 Drtiido, m. a Droi 1 
 Dubbi.vu ■•n , e. Di.bbiosame'nte. and 
 Dubbi'.ativamente, ad. doubt- 
 
 Dubbnrv, to doubt 
 
 Dubbi e; a, a nd Dubbiezza,/. doubt, 
 
 scruple 
 I in. doubt ; mettere in 
 
 dubbin, to I 
 
 . a. doubtful 
 i i. f. uncertainty 
 
 Dubbin :' Dubita- 
 
 I 
 
 Dubi'at; uestion 
 
 ] 
 
 I . a. dubious, irresolute 
 
 DubiL'ire, to doubt, suspect 
 
 Dubit.it". 
 
 /one,/, uncertainty 
 Dubjtevolmente, ad. doubtfully 
 Duca, m. I ecm-ral, commander, 
 
 chief, a duke 
 Ducale. O. 
 
 .like a duke 
 
 ■ ducat 
 Ducatnne, m. a duca'.oon, a ducat, 
 
 crd». ch 
 Duce, m. Cin poetry) a captain, 
 cenera' 
 
 f. a dukedom, dutcby 
 ■ i lead, crnlurt 
 . /. tbe territories of a 
 duke 
 
 I, (of a duke) 
 
 < x.f. a little dutches 
 
 :uke 
 I 
 
 ■ 
 stxre i -erdue 
 
 I a set Dugento 
 
 : 
 . 
 
 . and Duellista, m. 
 dueller, or duellist 
 
 DUU 
 
 Dnrll i. m. a duel 
 
 - many more 
 I)u IttO, TO. a duct (in music) 
 Dugeucfaquanta, m. and a. two 
 
 .;,! fifty 
 Dugento, TO, and (i. two hundred 
 Dulcicannro, a. melodious 
 : cuing 
 
 Dulcificare, to soften 
 
 Dumlla, or Duemtta, TO. and a. 
 two thousand 
 
 Dunio, TO. (in poetry) bush, bri- 
 
 ■;i.MiS 
 . thorny 
 Dona,/, plains. dOWDS 
 Danube, ad. then, what. Dilnque! 
 non son io capace di farlo ? 
 what! am I not capable to do 
 it? 
 Duo. 77i. mid a. (in poetry) two 
 
 . a. the twelfth 
 Duolo, m. grief, pain, sorrow 
 Duomo, TO, a cathedral 
 Duplicate, to douhle 
 Duplicabunente, ad. doub'y 
 Duplicate, pail, d 
 Duplicazione,/. a doubling 
 Duplicita, Duplicitade, and Du- 
 
 piicitite,/. disimuhttion 
 DuiAhil •, a. durable 
 Dorabili a./. continuance 
 Duiabilroeute, ad. continually 
 
 . a. f. pL hard (said of 
 fruit) 
 Duramente, ad. cruelly, roughly, 
 
 difficultly 
 Durante, a. durinz, lasMng 
 Durare, to last, to continue, to bold 
 out ; il suo domlnio dura hn la, 
 his dominions extend to that 
 place 
 Dur.'ita,/. duration; questo tempo 
 non avr.1 lunja dttl 
 weather will not last long 
 Durativo, a. las'in: 
 Durato, part, continued 
 ■. hard. tOUgh 
 Durevole, a. dura 
 Durevolmente, ad. continually/ 
 
 d Durita, 
 ■. cruelty, continoance 
 '. robust, 
 cruel, obstinate, laboi i 
 capo dum. a 1 ! 
 
 ugh 
 Duttile, a. malleable 
 •ill y 
 
 r, eiiide 
 Duumvirate, m. duumvirate 
 Duumviri, n. pi. duumvirs, (ma- 
 gistrates in the Roma:, 
 lie) 
 
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 E 
 
 Eed, conj. and ; qucsti e quello> 
 J tbis and that 
 
 -■\ e, he is; cosi e, so it is 
 he, it 
 
 in. a worker in ebony 
 F. bano, in. ebony 
 Bbbene, inter], well ! 
 
 . Ebbrieta, and Ebbria 
 ch a >•.../. drunkenneei 
 
 0, a. (Inmk, drunkard 
 E'bbro, and Ebbrioso, a. foolish; 
 ebbro d'amore, passionately in 
 love 
 Ebdomadario, m. head of the con- 
 vent for the week 
 E'bere, to grow weak 
 E'bete, a. weak 
 
 Ebollimcnto, TO. and Ebollizi6ne, 
 /. boilinir; ebolliziouedi sangue, 
 heat of blood 
 Ebriico, a. Jew ish 
 Ebrafsmo, m. Hebraism 
 . Jew 
 
 Ebriarai, to svt drunk 
 
 Ebriato, «. drunk, fuddled 
 
 Ebrezza, and Ebiicta,/. drunken- 
 ness 
 
 E'hrn, and Ebrioso, a. drunken 
 
 E'bure, to. ivory 
 
 Eborno, and EbQrneo, a. of ivory, 
 w bite as ivory 
 
 Ecatonbe, and Ecatumbe, /. a 
 hecatomb (a sacrifice of a hun- 
 dred cattle) 
 
 Ecce ttinfe, a. exceeding 
 
 I ■ mente, ad. exceedingly 
 
 Eccedenza,/. excess 
 
 • rarj as, excel 
 
 Ecceflente, a. exci llent 
 
 llently 
 
 EcceU inza, and EcceHenzia, /. 
 • v. Pet ecceilenza, ad. 
 excellently 
 
 , to excel 
 
 Eccelsamente, ad. loftily 
 
 . line, /. highness (title of 
 a prince) 
 
 . a, high, lofty 
 Becentricamente, ad. eccentri- 
 cally 
 Ecren'tricit^. /. eccentricity, de- 
 via'ion from the centre 
 C '. a. ecrrurric 
 
 lively 
 ■ 
 Ecccsso, m. superiority, exces 
 
EDI 
 
 Eceetera, /. (note of abbrevia- 
 tion,) &c. 
 Eccetto, a/id Eccettoche, conj. 
 but, except [cept 
 
 Eccettuare, and Eccettare, to ex- 
 Eccettuato, a. excepted 
 Eccettuazione, and Eecezione, /. 
 
 exception, difference 
 Eceheggiare, to echo, to resound 
 Eccidio, m. ruin, slaughter 
 Eccitamento, in. incitation 
 Eccitare, to instigate 
 Eccitaiivo, a. exciting, provoking 
 Eccitato, pay -t. instigated 
 Eccitatore, in. encourager 
 Eccitazibne, /. see Eccitamento 
 Ecclesia,/. the church 
 Ecclesiaste, or Ecclesiastes, m. 
 Ecclesiastes (a book of the Old 
 Testament) 
 Ecclesiasticamente, ad. ecclesias- 
 tically 
 Ecclesiastico, a. ecclesiastical 
 Ecclesi/istico, m. a clergyman 
 E'cco, ad. behold ,• ecco" '1 vostro 
 libro, here's your book ; eccolo 
 li, there he is ; ecco, then ; 
 eccomi pronto, here I am ready ; 
 eccoci arrivati, here we are ar- 
 rived 
 E'cco, rn. echo 
 Echeggi'mte, a. resounding 
 Echeggiare. to echo, resound 
 E'chio, m. hart's tongue (an herb) 
 Eclissire, to eclipse 
 Eel issato, fart, eclipsed 
 Eclisse, and Ecli?si, m. an eclipse 
 Eclit;ic*a,/. ecliptic line » 
 
 E'co, /. the echo 
 Ecnnomato, rn. s'ewardship 
 Economfa,/. economy 
 Economicamente, ad. economically 
 Economico, a. sparing, saving 
 Ecbnomo, m. an economist 
 Economa,/. a good housewife 
 E converso, ad. nn the contrary 
 Eculeo, rn. an instrument of tor- 
 ture shaped as a horse 
 Ecumenico, a. general 
 Edace, a. voracious 
 Edacita,/. greediness 
 E'dera, /. ivy 
 
 Ederoso, arid Ederaceo, a. full of 
 ivy [fying 
 
 Edificamento, m. a building, edi- 
 Edificare, to build, edify 
 Edificato, part, built, edified 
 Edifica'ore, m. a builder 
 Edifica'orio, o. edifying [ing 
 
 Edificazione, /. edification, build- 
 Edificio, and Edifizio, rn. edifice 
 EdUe, m. a sort of magistrate 
 
 EGR 
 
 Edilita,/. the office of edile 
 
 Ed i tore, m. editor 
 
 Edito, m. edict, decree 
 
 Edizione, /. edition 
 
 Educare, to educate 
 
 Educato, part, educated 
 
 Educazione,/. education 
 
 E'cfulo, a. esculent 
 
 Erie,/, the letter F 
 
 Eftemeride, /. ephemeris 
 
 Eff'eminameiito, m. effeminacy 
 
 Effeminare, to effeminate 
 
 Elf'eminatamente, ad. effeminately 
 
 Effeminatezza, and Eft'eminalag- 
 gine,/. effeminacy 
 
 Effeminato, a. effeminate 
 
 Eft'eratamente, ad. cruelly 
 
 Eft'eratezza, /. cruelty 
 
 Efferato, a. fierce, cruel 
 
 Efferita,/. fierceness 
 
 Eflerveseenza,/. heat, vigour, force 
 
 Eft'ettivamente, ad. effectively 
 
 Etlettivita,/. efficacy 
 
 Eff'ettivo, a. effective 
 
 Effe ; to, m. effect, success. In 
 effetto, ad. in fact ; l'ho fatto a 
 quest' effetto, I did it with this 
 intent ; in effetto e come voi 
 dite, really it is as you say 
 
 Effettore, rn. a maker, a worker 
 
 Effettuale, a. effectual 
 
 Effetfualmente, ad. effectually 
 
 Eff'ettuare, to accomplish 
 
 Effezione, /. execution, or effect- 
 ing 
 
 Efticace, a. efficacious 
 
 Eftlcacemente, ad. effectually 
 
 Efficacia,/. efficacy 
 
 Efficiente, a. efficient 
 
 Effigiare, to draw, to paint 
 
 EITi i'i a to, part, drawn, painted 
 
 Eft'igie, /. image, picture 
 
 Effluvio, m. an evaporation 
 
 Effondere, to pour out 
 
 Effrenatamente, ad. excessively, 
 rashly 
 
 Eff'renato, a. immoderate, unruly 
 
 Effusione, /. and Effbndimento, 
 m. effusion 
 
 Efimera, /. a one-day fever ; an 
 animal which lives but one day 
 
 Egente, a. needy 
 
 E gide, /. iEgis, shield of Jupiter 
 
 E'gli, proii. he, him, it, they 
 
 E'arlino, pron. pi. they 
 
 Egli stesso, pron. himself 
 
 E'gloga, /. pastoral poem 
 
 E<riam<inte, ad. grievously 
 
 Egregiamente, ad. egregiously, 
 excellently 
 
 Esr^gio, a. illustrious, egregious 
 
 E'gro, a. sick, grieved, vexed 
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 Eguagl ianza, /. equal ity 
 Eguagliare, (Uguagliare) to equal 
 Eguale, a. equal, impartial 
 Egualita,/. equality 
 Egualmente, ad. alike, equally 
 Eh, interj. alas ! eh vattene via, 
 
 pr'ythee begone 
 E'ia, interj. come, come 
 Eime, (oime,) interj. ah! ?las ! 
 Eiulazione,/. lamentation 
 Elaborare, to take pains 
 Elaborate, a. elaborate 
 Elargire, to bestow 
 Elastico, a. elastic 
 Elastici'a,/. elasticity 
 Elate, a. proud, elated 
 Elazione, /. haughtiness 
 E'lce,/. the holm-oak 
 Elef.'inte, rn. an elephant 
 Elefantino, a. belonging to an 
 
 elephant 
 Elefauzia, /. a kind of leprosy 
 Elegante, a. elegant, fine 
 Elegantemente, ad. elegantly 
 Eleganza,/. elegance 
 Eleggere, to elect, choose 
 Elegia,/. an elegy 
 Elegiaco, a. elegiac 
 Elegiaco, m. a writer of elegies 
 Elementale, and Elementare, a, 
 
 elementary [ments 
 
 Elementare, to compose of ele 
 Elementato, part, composed of 
 
 elements 
 Elemento, m. the element 
 Elemosina,/. alms, charity 
 Elemosinario, and Elemosinidre 
 
 a. almsgiver 
 Elenco, m. catalogue, index 
 Elettivo, a. elective 
 Eletto, part, elected, chosen, fine 
 Elettorale, a. electoral 
 Elettorato, m. electorate 
 Elettore, m. an elector, title of* 
 
 prince 
 Elettrice,/. an electoress 
 Elettrico, a. electrical 
 Elettro, m. anmer 
 Elettuario, m. an electuary 
 Elevamento, m. elevation 
 Elevare, to raise, exalt, be proud 
 Elevatezza, /. elevation 
 Elevazione, /. exaltation 
 Elezione,/. election 
 Elicere, to extract 
 Eliconio, a. Heliconian 
 Elidere, to retrench 
 Eli?en*e, m. elector 
 Eligifcile, a. fit to be chosen 
 Elisio, m. Elvsium 
 Elfsio, a. ElyVian 
 Elisire, m. elixir, quintessence 
 
EMI 
 
 • ne, of a 
 
 herb turned 
 I . .: ; vuol ellavenir 
 
 ; come with me, 
 
 sir, or ■ 
 Ellebom. TO, hellebore 
 E'Uera. 
 
 E'Ui. (egli,) /m/j. be 
 ! . ellipsis 
 
 . :. oval 
 
 . Mid Y. lmo, vu helmet 
 I onion 
 
 . . praise 
 pent 
 Eloquti. juently 
 
 eloquence 
 
 . a hilt, or 
 Eloodxri 
 Elucubr t >. ; art. cat efully wrought 
 
 I 
 
 E 
 
 \ m> lean 
 
 I 
 
 > 
 
 Eruanc ; ijiatioa 
 
 ; ! -stone 
 
 En»l>!' uatic 
 
 E mbrice, /. tile ; trifle 
 Emhrinne. m. an 
 
 are, to make an embroca- 
 
 Emenda, /. emendation 
 
 Emendabile, a. easy to be correct' 
 t ! 
 
 Emend ire. to correct, mend 
 
 corrected, amend- 
 ed, in.; 
 
 E -■ dor 
 
 I one. /. anrl 
 mento. Emendo, »/i. correction, 
 reparation 
 
 . 
 
 iwim 
 
 •■ ont 
 
 . a. and m. emetical, 
 
 % and Emigrinia, /. 
 h«» J ■ 
 
 finr 
 . a. eminent, approach- 
 
 ENF 
 
 Eminent I -, icuously 
 
 1 
 
 Emis&rio, and Emisl 
 
 hen i>i ii m [lion, spy 
 
 Emhsibne, /. emission, vent, 
 
 1 . m, a aemitertian fever, 
 
 . the letter M 
 . rival 
 Enuduntdnto, to. emolument 
 Emorroidale, a. of, ur bel 
 
 the piles 
 
 •./. the piles 
 
 a ring- worm, or 
 
 Lb' 
 
 L cruelly, wicked* 
 Empiastrare, to plaster 
 
 . , 
 I 
 
 of matter 
 
 ■ 
 
 . and Empire, to satisfy-, 
 ..plij.li 
 
 I . : an accom- 
 
 rmance 
 
 I . ■ ; . 
 
 pyreal; cielo em- 
 . 
 Empireumatico, </. unfiling of fire 
 I quack 
 
 E'nipito. m. impetuosity 
 
 ■. til It- 1 [niture 
 
 Em] irura, /. filling, stuffing, fur- 
 1 . a. full 
 
 Emporio, to. a market-place 
 Emulare, to vie with, to strive 
 Emulator^, to, en 
 Emulation.-,/, emulation 
 a rival 
 . /. an emulsion 
 e. to praise 
 Encomi&to, / art, praised 
 mium 
 labOfd. of tkven syllables 
 . t. a purchasing of mer- 
 chandise 
 
 •. mark, token 
 
 E'neo, a. brazen 
 Enereia, /. energy, force 
 Energies etically 
 
 : 
 
 I . i. one possessed of 
 
 a devil 
 
 • . emphasis 
 
 ' 
 
 ENU 
 
 , and EnfiazionO, 
 /. tumour, pride, 
 Ennare. to swell ; t-utursi, to be 
 puffed up 
 
 ; roudly 
 u thing swellet' 
 Enfiativo, a, swelling 
 Enfiore, to, imposthume 
 
 to. renting on condition 
 of planting 
 Enigma, ana Enimma, to, a riddle 
 Enigniatico, and Eniiaunatioo, o. 
 
 Enne,/. the letter N 
 Enorrae, a. enormous 
 Enormemente, ad. grievously 
 
 Mil Mini i, and Enorm&aa, / 
 
 heinousness 
 E'nte, in. a being J ente reAle, real 
 
 existence; ente di ragioue, an 
 rj l . ing 
 
 Entomato, m. an insect 
 Entrimbi, Entramhe, mid En- 
 
 . <'.. both 
 
 Entramento, >n. an entering 
 
 ring ; (ardito) 
 
 rioiii enti n' i, convinc- 
 
 uments : nil* i ntr&ntedel 
 
 ii the beginning of the 
 
 month 
 
 Entrare, I a t.ivola, 
 
 c.iniiiii- 
 
 no, (o set (nit ; entrar in hallo, to 
 leal thl :.i altrn, 
 
 to r! as • d rare in 
 
 trare ne? fetti d' altri, to 
 
 with another's affairs ; entrare in 
 relirione. to op into a convent; 
 entrare in edfiera, to fall into a 
 passion; questa cosa noo m'en* 
 tra, I do not comprehend this 
 thin? 
 Entrata,/. entrance, income, rent, 
 
 beginning 
 Entrato, part, entered 
 Entra'ore, m. a man making an 
 
 entry 
 Entratora, /. entrance, access , 
 - i trnt'ira con, to be ac- 
 quainted n\ Ufa % 
 
 ep. in, within 
 Entusiasmo, TO. enthusiasm 
 .ii enthusiast 
 E'nula, '■ plant) 
 
 i unento, »»• enumeration 
 
 Bnumerftri . 
 
 Epumer&to, fart, esnn • 
 ! Enumerazione, /. enumeration 
 
 re, to declare 
 . Enunciatlvo, a. expressive 
 
EQU 
 
 Enunciato, part, proclaimed, de- 
 clared 
 
 Enunciazione,/. expression 
 
 Eoo, a. eastern 
 
 Epatica,/. liver-wort (a plant) 
 
 Epatico, a. hepatic (belonging to 
 the liver) 
 
 Epatta, /. the epact 
 
 Epicedio, m. a funeral song 
 
 E'pico, a. epic, heroic 
 
 Epicureo, a. epicurean 
 
 Epidemfa,/. epidemic disease 
 
 Epifania, f. twelfth-day, epiphany 
 
 Epigramma, to. an epigram 
 
 Epilessia, and Epilesia, /. epilep- 
 sy, falling -sickness 
 
 Epilettico, a. epileptic 
 
 Epilogare, to sum up 
 
 Epilogazione, /. conclusion, end 
 
 Epilogo, m. an epilogue 
 
 Episcopale, a. episcopal 
 
 Episcopate, m. a bishopric 
 
 Episodico, a. episodical 
 
 Episodio, m. digression 
 
 Epistola,/. an epistle 
 
 Epistolare, a. epistolary 
 
 Epistolario, m. letter-book 
 
 Epitaffio. m. epilaph 
 
 Epitalamio, m. nup.ial song 
 
 Epiteto, rn. epi'het 
 
 Epitomare, to abridge 
 
 Epitome, m. abridgment, abstract 
 
 Epittima, /. an epithem (an out- 
 ward application) 
 
 Epittimare, to make or apply epi- 
 thems [of epithems 
 
 Epittimazione, /. the application 
 
 E'poca, /. epoch, an epocha, era, 
 period of time 
 
 Epopeia, /. a heroic poem 
 
 Eppure, ad. and even 
 
 Epulone, w. a slutton 
 
 Equabile, a. equal, like 
 
 Equabilita,/. equality 
 
 Equal ita, /. equality, evenness, 
 uniformity 
 
 Equamente, ad. justly 
 
 Equanimita, /. equanimity, mode- 
 ration 
 
 Equanimo, a. moderate 
 
 Eqiato, a. levelled 
 
 Equatrtre, rn equator, the equinoc- 
 tial line [division 
 
 Equazi6ne, /. equation, an equal 
 
 Equestre, a. equestrian, belonging 
 to a horseman, w knight 
 
 Equiangolo, a. equiangular 
 
 Equicrure, m. isosceles 
 
 Equidis'nnle, a. equidistant 
 
 Equidistantemente, ad. equidis- 
 tantly 
 
 Equidistinza,/. an equal distance 
 
 ERE 
 
 Equilatero, m. equilateral 
 Equiiibrare, to equiponderate 
 Equilibrio, to. equilibrium ; met- 
 tere in equilibrio, to poise; tener 
 V equilibrio, to k^ep tbe balance 
 Equinoziale, a. equinoctial 
 Equino, a. of a horse 
 Equinozio, to. equinox 
 Equipaggio, rn. equipage, crew 
 Equiparare, to equal, to compare 
 Equipoi;derare, to weigh equally 
 Equistto, m. horse-tail (herb) 
 Equita,/. equity 
 Equitare, to ride horseback 
 E 'quite, m. a knight 
 Equivalente, a. equivalent [ly 
 
 Equivalentemente, ad. equivalent- 
 Equivalenza,/. equivalence 
 Equivalere, to be equivalent 
 Equivocate, a. equivocal 
 Equivccamente, ad. equivocally 
 Equivocante, a. equivocating 
 Equivocare, to equivocate 
 Equivocazione, /. equivocation 
 Equivoco, m. equivocation 
 Equiv^co, and Equivocoso, a. 
 
 equivocal 
 E'quo, a. just, equitable 
 E'ra, f. era 
 Eradicare, to eradicate 
 Eradicatore, m. a destroyer 
 Erario, m. the exchequer, treasury 
 E'rba, /. grass ; ogni mal erba 
 cresce, ill weeds grow apace. 
 Non e erba dal vostro orto, this 
 is not of your doing. Far f ascio 
 d'ogni erba, to go through thick 
 and thin 
 Erbaccia, f. weed 
 Erba colombina, /. vervain 
 Erbaggio, m. kitchen-herbs, herb- 
 age 
 Erba gialia,/. sweet maudlin 
 Erbaio, m. grass, pa'ture 
 Erbaiuolo, to. an herbalist 
 Erbato, a. grassy [words 
 
 Erba trastulla, f. ribaldry, idle 
 Erbetta, /. fine grass 
 Erbolaio, m. an herbalist 
 Erbbso, a. grassy, full of herbs 
 Erbucce,/. pi. small herbs, parsley 
 Erede, rn. andf. heir, heiress 
 Ereditfiggio, to. and Eredita, /. 
 
 inheritance 
 Ereditire, and Eredare, to inherit 
 Ereditario, a. hereditary 
 Eremita, to. a hermit 
 Eremitaggio, and E'remo, to. 
 
 hermitage 
 Eremitico, a. solidary 
 Eremitorio, and Eremit6ro, w. 
 solitude, hermitage 
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 Eresia, /. heresy 
 
 Eresiarca, m. chief of a heresy 
 
 Ereticale, and Eretico, a. heretical 
 
 Ereticamente, ad. heretically 
 
 Eretico, to. a heretic 
 
 Eretto, part, erected, raised 
 
 Erezione, /. erection 
 
 Ergastolo, to. a prison 
 
 E'rgere, and Erigere, to erect, 
 build, raise 
 
 Erine, or Erinni,f.pl. erinnys (the 
 infernal furies) 
 
 Erisamo, to. wild-cresses, hedge- 
 mustard 
 
 Ermafrodito, to. hermaphrodite 
 
 Ermellino, to. ermine 
 
 E'rmo, a. (in poetry) desert, soli 
 tary 
 
 E'rnia, /. a rupture 
 
 Erniaria,/. a kind of plant 
 
 Ernioso, a. ruptured 
 
 Eroe, to. a hero 
 
 Eroessa, /. a heroine 
 
 Erogato, a. disbursed 
 
 Eroicamente, ad. heroically 
 
 Er6ico, a. heroic, noble ; ve» 
 eroico, heroic verse 
 
 Eroieomico, a burlesque 
 
 Eroina,/. a heroine 
 
 Erompere, to burst out 
 
 Erotico, a. amorous, 
 
 Erpicare, to harrow 
 
 Erpicato, part, harrowed 
 
 E'rpice,/. a harrow 
 
 Errabondo, a. fugitive 
 
 Errante, and Erratico, a. wander- 
 ing 
 
 Errare, to err, mistake; errare 
 cammino, to lose one's way 
 
 Errata,/, portion, share 
 
 Errato, a. confused, mistaken 
 
 Erre,/. the letter R 
 
 E'rro, to. a hook, brace 
 
 Erroneamente, ad. erroneously 
 
 Erroneo, a. erroneous 
 
 Errore, to. error, fault, sin 
 
 Erroruccio, m. a small fault 
 
 E'rta, and Ertezza, /. declivity ; 
 stare all' erta, to stand on one's 
 guard 
 
 E'rto, a. steep, upright; fra 1'erto 
 e piano era un sentiero sghembo, 
 between the hill and the plain 
 there was an oblique path 
 
 Erubescenza, /. bashfulness 
 
 En'ica, /. the herb rocket, a cater- 
 pillar 
 
 Erudimento, to. learning 
 
 Erudire, to teach, instruct 
 
 Eruditamente, ad. learnedly 
 
 Erudito, a. learned, skilful 
 
 Erudizione,/. learning 
 
ESC 
 
 Eruttarr, to throw up, to belch 
 
 Eruttatm 
 
 Eruttaxioae, /. belching 
 iption 
 
 I 
 
 I . part, irritated 
 
 ring 
 ■ 
 
 -ated 
 Esagerazioue, /. amplification 
 
 -. the sixth part of an 
 
 Esagitare. to aj 
 I 
 
 ), a. six- 
 
 . m. hexagon 
 
 i.m, recre- 
 <ilare gli ultimi spiriti, to 
 breathe on - 
 Esalalo, part, exhaled 
 1 id Esala- 
 
 mento, m. i-x 1 . 
 
 . preferment 
 , to exalt, extol 
 Esaltato, pirt. exalted 
 
 . m. he that pralseth 
 Esaltazioiie„/. advancement 
 Esime, m. an examination ; a 
 s w arm of bees 
 
 vameter verse 
 I f. examination 
 
 Eaaminare, to examine, search, 
 
 prove 
 EsaminA'o. part, examined 
 Esaminatore, m. examiner 
 Esamina/ione, f. examination 
 Esangue, a, pale, wan, dead 
 Esanimare, to deprive of life 
 Examine, and Es^niruo, a. lifeless 
 Esasper.ire, to irritate, i 
 I 
 > 
 I 
 I 
 
 ireful 
 
 Enudevole. a. placable 
 
 . and Esaudizione, 
 
 ] 
 
 .rants 
 
 E^us* visted 
 
 E id. ■ irement ; 
 
 ->ir 1' esca al fuoco, to ex- 
 MM '■ AsjHJpBf 
 ! -. \rrath 
 
 E scar*. | 
 Escarotico, a. bringing a scab 
 
 ESE 
 
 Esrfto, »?i. a trap snare 
 Eechievino, m, municipal officer, 
 
 sheriff 
 
 E xhio, »>• the beech-tree 
 
 . »>. .1 swarm of bees 
 
 . ut, sally, 
 B, en 1. issue 
 Eadre, ' 
 
 '.a way out 
 re, to cry out. exclaim 
 [claiming 
 i'ion 
 Escludere, to exclude, n 
 Eachiabne, and Esclusiva, /. ex- 
 clusion 
 
 ink, imagine 
 Escofpzione,/. jus - a 
 Eacomui wunicate 
 
 Escoriaziont ,/. and Esooriamento, 
 
 m. excoriation, a Baying 
 Escrementale, and Escremcntizio, 
 
 a, feculent, dn 
 Eacremeuto, m. excrement, drczs 
 Eserementoso. a. excrementitious 
 
 (./. excrescence 
 EscorsiAse, J. excursion 
 Eacusibile, a. excusable 
 
 . lustify 
 . / art. f-xcus«-d 
 Escusazione, /. an excuse 
 
 . and Esecrimdo, a. 
 execrable 
 Esccrare, to curse, deiest 
 
 : . airsed 
 /). 7?i. a sort of oath 
 ne,/. execration, curse 
 Esecutivo, a. executive 
 Esecutore, and Eseguitore, m. 
 
 executor 
 Esecuzione, /. execution 
 Es*'?uimento. rn. execution, pun- 
 
 >cute 
 
 ■'. for example 
 . m. example, model, 
 
 re, to imitate, copy 
 Esemplare. m. a copy, model, 
 copy-book 
 
 .a. exemplary 
 r ! .i. /. equity , justice, in- 
 
 DOCI ■;. 
 
 n rtd E«-mplati- 
 ■id. exemplarfly 
 Esetnplafh 
 
 i, part. drawn, r-pied 
 Esemplificire, to exemplify 
 
 irf. exemplified 
 
 : pi ifi ra- 
 tion • hr, copy 
 Esemplo, m. ana 
 
 ESO 
 
 tnpt, discharge 
 . En ed 
 
 Esenzionare, to present one with a 
 
 freedom 
 Esenzione, /. exemption 
 
 Eaequi ir . ■• quies 
 
 .i ted 
 mend obsequies, 
 funeral 
 Esercitante, a. exercising 
 Eserdtamehto, m. < cercin, prac- 
 tice [cise, practise 
 Eserdtare, and Esercere, to exer- 
 EserdtatJvo, and Eseratato, a. 
 
 Esercitatore, m. exerciser 
 Esercito, m. an army, a number 
 
 Of people 
 
 Eserciao, m. and Esercitazione, 
 
 . rise 
 
 Eeereditare, to disinherit 
 
 Esibfre, to Offer, present; m'esi- 
 l.isco di servirla, I offer my ser- 
 vices to you 
 
 Esiblta, /. presentation flaw term) 
 
 Esiliiiore, 77). be that offers 
 
 Esihizione,/. offer, proffer 
 ■ iicy 
 .xact, require 
 
 Belle, a. thin, slender ■ 
 
 EsiliAre, to banish 
 
 Esiliatn, part, banished 
 
 Esilio, or E-L'lio, m. banishment 
 
 Eshnere, to exempt, free 
 
 Esimio, a. chosen, singular 
 .a. existent 
 
 Esistenza,/. existence 
 to exist 
 re, to esteem 
 
 Esit.nre, to sell, to hesitate 
 
 Esi:a7ione,/. hesitation 
 
 E'sito, m. issue, end, event, sale ; 
 matter qualche cosa nel libro 
 detP esito, to give a thing for 
 lost 
 
 Esiziale, a. destructive 
 
 Esizio, m. destruction 
 
 E*aodo, m. Exodus 
 
 Esnfazo. in. the thmat 
 
 EsorbitAnte, a. exorbitant 
 
 Esorbitinza, /. extravagancy 
 
 Es/)rrismo, 771, exorcism, conjura- 
 tion 
 
 1 . j/j. exorcist, conjurer 
 
 re, 'o exorcise 
 
 . m, preface, jireanihle 
 . and r:s/ ir tatf)rio, a. 
 Esortazione, /. exbortatka 
 
ESP 
 
 Esbso, a. odious, hateful 
 Esbtico, a. exotic, foreign 
 Espansidne, /. expansion 
 Espediente, a. expedient 
 Espediente, m. means, expedient 
 E sped ire, to despatch 
 Espedito, a. expedited, ready 
 EspediziOne,/. expedition 
 Espellere, to expel 
 Esperientemente, ad. experiment- 
 ally 
 Esperienza, and Esperienzia, /. 
 
 experience 
 Esperimentale, a. experimental 
 Esperimentfire, to experience, to 
 
 make experiment 
 Esperimentato, a. experienced 
 Esperimentatbre, m. a maker of 
 
 experiments 
 Esperimento, 772. experience, ex- 
 periment, trial, proof 
 Esperio, a. western, Hesperian 
 E'spero, m. the evening star 
 Espertamente, ad. expertly 
 Esperto, a. expert, skilful 
 Espetibile, a. desirable 
 EspettAnte, a. expecting 
 Espettare, to expect, wait for 
 Espettativa, and Espettazibne, /. 
 
 expectation 
 Esplare, to expiate, atone 
 Espiazidne, /. expiation 
 Espirare, to die, expire 
 Espirazibne, /. expiration 
 Esplicabile, a. explicable 
 Esplicare, to explain 
 Esplicatbre, 771. commentator 
 Esplicazibne,/. explication 
 Esplicitamente, ad. explicitly 
 Esplicito, a. explicit 
 Esplodere, to explode 
 Esplorare, to explore, search 
 Esploratbre, rn. scout, spy 
 Esplorazibne, /. an exploring, 
 
 spying 
 Esponente, m. expounder 
 Esporre, to expound, explain ; 
 esporre l'ambasciata, to open an 
 embassy ; esporre i fanciiilli, to 
 expose children ; esporre alle 
 fiere, to expose to wild beasts 
 Espositivo, a. explaining 
 Espositore, m. ex}X)sitor, inter- 
 preter 
 Esposizibne, /. interpretation 
 Esposto, part expounded 
 Espressamente, and Espresso, ad. 
 
 expre^ly, clearly, evidently 
 Espressione, f. expression, signifi- 
 
 cancy 
 Espressiva,/. an expression 
 Espressivo, a. expressive 
 
 EST 
 
 Espresso, a. plain, manifest, posi- 
 tive 
 Esprimente, a. expressing 
 Esprimere, to express, utter 
 Esprobare, to reproach 
 Esprobazione,/. reproach 
 Espugm'ibile, and Espugnato, a. 
 taken by force, or that may be, 
 &c. 
 Espugnare, to conquer, force 
 Espugnatbre. 771. a conqueror 
 Espugrazibne, /. a conquering 
 Espulsione,/. expulsion 
 Espulsivo, a. forcing out 
 Espiilso, part, expelled 
 Espurgare, to purge, cleanse, scour 
 Esquisitamente. ad. exquisitely 
 Esquisitezza,/. exquisiteness 
 Esquisito, a. exquisite 
 Esquisitore, ra. observer, searcher 
 Esse,/, the letters 
 Essecrazibne,/. execration 
 Essempio, rn. an example 
 Essenza, and Essenzia, /. essence, 
 
 substance 
 Essenziale, a. essential, necessary 
 Essenzialmente, ad. essentially 
 E'ssere, to be. to exist, to become ; 
 pub essere, perhaps, it may be ; 
 che sara di lui ? what will be- 
 come of him ? sarb da voi do- 
 mani, I will come to your house 
 to-morrow 
 E'ssere, m. being, state, condition ; 
 di grand' essere, of great quality ; 
 le cose sono in buon essere, 
 things are in a good way ; non 
 conviene all' esser mio, not suit- 
 able to me [to dry 
 Essiccante, and Essiccativo, a. ap"t 
 Essiccazibne,/. a drying 
 Esso, pron. he, it ; con esso voi, 
 
 along with you 
 Essuto, part, been 
 Est, 77i. east 
 
 E'stasi, /. ecstasy, rapture 
 Estate, and Esta, /. summer 
 Estatico, a. ecstatic 
 Estemporaneo, a. extemporary 
 Estendere, to extend, stretch, en- 
 large ; non m'estendo a dir piu 
 sopra questo soggetto, I will not 
 dwell any longer on this subject 
 Es'ensibne, /. extension, extent 
 Estensivo, and Estenso, a., ex- 
 tensive 
 Estenuare, to extenuate 
 Estenuativo, a. that can lessen 
 Estenuato, a. lessened, emaciated ; 
 
 estenuato di forze, exhausted 
 Estenuazibne, /. extenuation, lean- 
 ness 
 
 130 
 
 EST 
 
 Esteribre, a. external 
 Esteriorita,/. the outside 
 Esteriormente, ad. outwardly 
 Esterminare, to exterminate 
 Esterminato, part, destroyed, e» 
 
 cessive 
 Esterminatbre, 771. a destroyer 
 Esterminazibne, /. destruction 
 Esterminio, 771. ruin, destruction 
 Esternamente, ad. externally 
 Esterno, a. external, of yesterday 
 E'stero, a. foreign 
 Esters} vo, a. detersive, cleansing 
 Estesamente, ad. extensively 
 Esteso, a extended 
 Estimare, to esteem, value, to ex- 
 amine, appraise 
 Estimativa, f. discernment 
 Estimafo, part, estimated, valued 
 Estimatore, 771. valuer, rate" 
 Estimazibne, /. esteem, judgment 
 Estimevole, a. estimable 
 E'stimo, 771. impost, tax, custom 
 Estinguere, to extinguish 
 Estinguibile, a. quenehable 
 Estinguirnento, rn. and Estill 
 
 zibne,/. extinction 
 Estinguitbre, m. extinguisher 
 Estinto, a. dead, extinguished 
 Estirpamento, m. extirpation 
 Estirpare, to extirpate 
 Estirpatbre, m. extirpator 
 Estirpazibne, /. extirpation 
 Estivo,. a. estival, summer* 
 E'sto, pron. this 
 Estollenza, /. pride 
 Estbrquere, to extort 
 Estbrre, to except, exempt 
 Estorsibne, /. extortion 
 Estraneamente, ad. strangely 
 Estraneo, and Estranio, a. strain 
 
 ger, foreign 
 Estrano, a. foreign 
 Estraordinariamente, ad. extrao** 
 
 dinarily 
 Estraordinario, a. extraordinary 
 Estrarre, to extract 
 Estrattivo, a. extractive 
 Estratto, 77i. an extract 
 Estratto, part, extracted 
 Estravagante, a. ex + ravagant 
 Estravaganza, /. extravagance 
 Estrazibne, /. extraction 
 Estremamente, ad. extremely 
 Estremita,/. extremity, misery 
 Estremo, ft. extreme, last 
 Estremo, 771. extremity 
 Estrinsecamente, ad. extrinsically, 
 
 evidently, externally 
 Estrinseco, a. exterior 
 E'stro, 771. poetic rage 
 Estrudere, to thrust out, to extrodo 
 
EVE 
 
 Esuberante, a, exuberant 
 
 :.za, /. luxuriance, abun- 
 dance 
 
 f. milk-thistle (a plant) 
 Esul.ire, ' 
 Esulcerare, to make ulcer* 
 
 exulceration 
 m. an exile 
 i iltin? 
 Esultare, to emit, rejoice 
 I v citation 
 
 ■ >lo,) one hundred 
 [air, ether 
 t re, m. the pure 
 real 
 . a. eternal 
 aeute, ad. eternally 
 -nize 
 Eterniia, /. eternity 
 Eterno. a, eternal. Ab eterno, 
 ad. from the bezinniu^ 
 temcli- . 
 
 .• :eous 
 . hectic fever 
 I ite, ad. morally 
 
 moral 
 } ymol >jy 
 
 -zzare, to form etymolo- 
 
 i. etymolnrist 
 
 . ai'id Etiopeo, a. 
 
 -, pagan 
 E'tera 
 Eucari^ -.icrament 
 
 Eucari<»ico. a. enchari>tical 
 EuforNo, m. euphorbius (a tree) 
 Eurico, r/u an eu uch 
 Eupa'orio, m. liverwort 
 E uro, m. the east wind 
 E \. f. Europe 
 Evacuamento, m. evacua'ion 
 
 i 
 I 
 
 ■. evacuation 
 ape 
 ;e, /. interruption, dis- 
 
 . ad. evang?lical- 
 } • i^eliral 
 
 I m. an expounder; 
 
 FAC 
 
 Evenimeuto,aNrf Evento, >n. event, 
 Evci-sione, /. overthrow 
 
 Otj clt.TT 
 
 , inente, ad. evidently 
 
 Evidehza,/. evidence, perspicuity 
 I ire, m. an emboweller 
 
 . to disembowel 
 
 i, part, eviscerated 
 . it. av.j.hl le 
 • i avoid, shun 
 . ided 
 . m. a shunner 
 Evi:azione, /. an avoiding, shun- 
 ning 
 Evmone,/. eviction 
 E \i >. m. age 
 
 . to nil for*!) 
 Ewiva, inter], long live! huzza! 
 Ex abropto, ad, abruptly 
 Ex prof-sso, ad. by pr>fc-«ion 
 L on purpose 
 pore, ad, in an instant 
 Eziandfo, an", ah ■■ 
 Eziaudio che, ad. although 
 
 ;. and Evapora- 
 
 "■ 
 
 •in? 
 ration 
 I up 
 
 FATORICA,/. building, fabric, 
 •<. manufactory 
 Fabbncare, to build, form, frame 
 Fabbricato, part, bull 
 Fabbricato, m. a bl-x-k, or row of 
 
 buildinss 
 Fabbricatore, m. a builder, work- 
 man, in'riguer, liar 
 Fabbricazione, /. construction, 
 
 building 
 Fabbrlle. and Fabrile, a. (in po- 
 etry) belonging to smiths, or to 
 any manual art 
 
 ind Fal.ro, m. (in poetry) 
 a smith, forser. inventor; fabbri 
 si.amo noi delle miserie n'«tre, 
 we are the cause of our own 
 misf > r [pose fables 
 
 I r>. to recount, or coni- 
 
 . a. fabulous 
 race nil. f. business; far fira'-n- 
 rbusy body 
 1 re, m. an arV. 
 
 Farceiiduzza, /. small I ■ - 
 
 . brisk 
 
 •. facet 
 
 < io. m. a mean f How 
 Faccbineria,/. work for a porte' 
 FaccbJnO] m. a porter. scoundrel 
 
 ire: non 
 
 FAL 
 
 aver f.iccia, to be without shame. 
 In (accia. /'»<;>. over against 
 
 F iff. hoot, face 
 
 Face,/, (in poetry; a torch, splen- 
 dour, Ugbt [tapt r. link 
 
 Fa ce 1 1 a . and Fa eel I i na , ?, llambeau, 
 
 ite, ad. meiiiiy 
 
 US, eomical 
 
 Kice/ia, /. merry conceit, or say- 
 in? [face 
 Facialmente, ad. facing, face to 
 Facile, a. easy ; uomo facile, a 
 ■natured man 
 
 Faeilita,/. facility 
 Facilitare. to facilitate 
 Facilmente, ad. easily 
 Facimale, m. a naughty child 
 Facimehto, m. wore 
 Facinoroso, a. villanous 
 Facitoio, a. feasible 
 Facitore, m. a maker, doer 
 Facolta, and Faculta, /. power, 
 
 faculty, riches 
 Facoltoso, a. rich, wealthy 
 Facondamehte. ad. eloquently 
 Facondia, and FaconJita, /. elo- 
 quence 
 Facondioso, a. fluent 
 Facondo. a. eloquent, fluent 
 Faculta,/. power, wealth, talents 
 Fagjgem, m. a place full of beech- 
 
 F&ggio, m. berch-tree 
 
 : eruastir 
 la coda al faiiano, to leave out 
 the beat of the story 
 
 Fa.iuolita, /. silliness 
 
 Fagiuolo, m. a French bean 
 
 Fagotto, m. a fagot j far fag6tto, 
 to bundle off 
 
 Faina, /. a polecat 
 
 Falange, f. phalanx 
 
 Fabngio, m. a tarantula 
 
 F&lbo, a. yellow, tawny 
 
 Falcare, to bend, to crook, to de- 
 duct, cut off 
 
 Falc'istro, m. a hunter's staff 
 
 Faleato, part. h>oke 1, crooked 
 
 Falce, /. a sithe, or sickle ; metter 
 la falce nella hi a la d' altrui, to 
 meddle with another's b'isiness 
 
 FalotStto, 77i. a little sickle 
 
 Falchetto, m. a young falcon 
 
 F.ilci'ire, to mow 
 
 Falciata,/. a Mow with a sithe 
 
 Fileia'ore. T71. a mower 
 
 Falctdia, /. a law among the Ro- 
 
 Falcinello, m. a bank martin 
 Fileione. m. a 
 
 Faleola. /. awl Falcolotto, m. a 
 wax -candle 
 
FAL 
 
 Falcon&re, to hunt with a falcon 
 Falcone, in. hawk, falcon 
 Falconeria, /. falconry 
 Falconetto, m. a young falcon ; a 
 
 piece of artillery 
 Falconiere, m. a falconer 
 Falda, /. a fold, or plait, flake oF 
 snow, lock of wool, hair, flax, 
 skirt, border, hem ; falda del 
 monte, the side of a hill 
 Faldato, a. folded 
 Faldella,/. lint 
 
 Faldellato, part, folded, plaited 
 Faldiglia, /. a hoop-petticoat 
 Faldislorio, in. a bishop's stool 
 Faldone, m. a large fold 
 Falegname, m. a carpenter 
 Falimbillo, m. a wag 
 Fallace, a. deceitful, crafty 
 Fallacemente, ad. deceitfully 
 Fallacia, /. fallacy, deceit, fraud 
 Fallare, to fail, offend, err, omit ; 
 di poco fallo ch' io non cadessi, 
 I was very near falling 
 Fallalo, part, failed [gressor 
 
 FallatOre, m. a deceiver, trans- 
 Fallibile, a. fallible 
 Fallibility,/, fallibility 
 Fallimento, m. fault, failing 
 Falli re, to fail, sin, transgress, de- 
 ceive [cy 
 Fall ire, m. error, fault, bankrupt- 
 Fallito, part, failed 
 Fallitore, m. offender 
 Fallo, rn. fauU, error, trespass ; 
 metter il piede in fallo, to make 
 a false step ; verra senza fallo, 
 he will come without fail 
 Falo, m. a bonfire ; andare a 
 
 far falo, going to be burned 
 Falotico, a. fantastical 
 Falsamente, and Falso, ad. falsely 
 Falsamonete, m. a false coiner 
 Falsarda,/. a witch 
 Palsare, to falsify fing on) 
 
 Falsarfga, /. black-lines Cfor writ- 
 Falsario, and Falsatore, 1,1. an im- 
 postor, former 
 Falseg^iare, to fakify [sic) 
 
 Falsetto, m. a false treble (in mu- 
 Falsidico, a. deceitful 
 Falsificamento, m. a falsity 
 Falsificare, to falsify, counterfeit, 
 
 forge, adulterate, embezzle 
 Falsifkato, part, falsified 
 Falsihcatore, rn. a falsifier 
 Falsificazione, /. falsification 
 Falsita, /. falsehood, lie 
 Falso, a. false ; mettere il piede in 
 
 falso, to make a wrong s'.ep 
 Falta,/. want, fault 
 F&ltare, to want ; be deficient 
 
 FAN 
 
 Fama, /, fame, report 
 Fame,/, hunger, scarcity; want 
 Famelico, a. hungry 
 Famigerato, a. famous 
 Faiui^lia,/. family, retinue 
 Famigliare, and Familiare, rn. 
 and a. servant, follower, a bai- 
 liff, intimate [familiarity 
 Famigliarita, and Familiarita, /. 
 Famigliarmente, and Familiar- 
 
 mente, ad. freely 
 Fainiglio, m. a servant, thief-taker 
 Famigliuola,/. a small family 
 Famosamente, ad. publicly 
 Famosita,/. fame, report 
 Famoso, a. famous, known 
 Famuccia, /. a small appetite 
 Fanale. m. a lantern 
 Fanatico, a. fanatic 
 Fanatismo, m. fanaticism 
 Fanciullaggine, /. childishness, 
 
 youth 
 Fanciulla,/, a girl 
 Fanciullaia, /. many boys 
 Fanciulleria, /. childishness 
 Fanciullescamente, ad. childishly 
 Fanciullesco, and Fanciullo, a. 
 
 childish 
 Fanciulletta, /. and Fanciulletto, 
 
 m. a little girl, or boy 
 Fanciullezza,/. childhood, infancy 
 Fanciullo, and Fanciutluzzo, m. 
 
 a child, a boy 
 Fandonia,/. a lie 
 Fanello, m. a linnet 
 Fanfalla,/. see Farfalla 
 Fanfaluca, /. spark, whim, fancy, 
 
 gewgaws, trifles 
 Fanfano, m. a romancer 
 Fanferina, /. jesting, mocking 
 Fangaccio, rn. and Fanghiglia, /. 
 
 mire, puddle 
 Fango, m. dirt, clay; far delle sue 
 parole fango, to break one's word 
 Fangoso, a. dirty, miry 
 Fantaccia,/. a bad servant-girl 
 Fantaccino, m. foot soldier 
 Fantaio, m. a lover of waiting- 
 women 
 Fantasia, /. fancy, imagination 
 Fantasima, anrfFantasma, m. and 
 f. (in poetry) phantom, vision, 
 spirit 
 Fantasticaggine, and Fantastiche- 
 
 ria,/. whim, caprice 
 Fantasticamente, ad. fantastically 
 Fantasticare, to devise, invent 
 Fan'asticatore, m. a capricious 
 
 Fan'.astico, a. fantastical 
 Fante, m. and f. man-servant, 
 maid-servant : foot-soldier 
 132 
 
 IAS 
 
 Fanteggiare, to perform domestic 
 affairs 
 
 Fanteria,/. infantry, foot 
 
 Fantesca, /. maid-servant 
 
 Fanticella, /. a servant-girl 
 
 Fantino, rn. infant 
 
 Fantineria,/. malice 
 
 Fantocceria, /. childishness 
 
 Fantoccio, m. a doll, a simple- 
 ton 
 
 Faraone, rn. a game of hazard 
 
 Farchetola,/. a teal (a bird) 
 
 Farciglione, m. a sort of teal 
 
 Farda, /. spittle 
 
 Fardaggio, m. baggage 
 
 Fardello, m. truss, bundle ; far 
 fardello, to pack off 
 
 Fare, to do, make; farsi, to ap* 
 proach ; fatevi a me, come near 
 me ; farsi alia finestra, to come 
 to the window ; tre rcesi fa, 
 three months ago ; al far del 
 giorno, break of day ; al far 
 della notte, in the dusk of even- 
 ing ; farsi tardi, to grow late ; 
 far sembiante, to dissemble ; 
 far motto, to mention ; far aiuto, 
 to assist 
 
 Farea, /. a sort of serpent 
 
 Faretra, /. a quiver 
 
 Faretrato, a. armed with a quivei 
 
 Farfalla,/. butterfly 
 
 Farfallone, m. a tale, a fib; far 
 un farfallone, to blunder 
 
 Farfaro, m. footstool, coltsfoot (a 
 plant) 
 
 Farina,/, meal, flour; questo noD 
 fa farina, this is useless; tu non 
 sei farina da cialde, you are a 
 cunning fellow 
 
 Farinaccio, rn. a die marked but 
 on one side [mealy 
 
 Farinaceo, and Farinacciolo, a. 
 
 Farinaiuolo, m. a meal-seller 
 
 Farinata, /. broth, porridge 
 
 Farinello, m. an assassin 
 
 Fariseo, m. Pharisee 
 
 Farmacia,/. pharmacy 
 
 Farmaco, rn. a drug, remedy 
 
 Farneticare, to rave 
 
 Farnetichezza, /. dotage, madness 
 
 Farnetico, a. delirious 
 
 Faro, m. watch-tower, strait 
 
 Farragine, /. mixture of grain, 
 mixture of words 
 
 Farricsllo, m. spelt, a kind of cora 
 
 Farro, m. corn, wheat 
 
 Farsa, /. a farce 
 
 Farsettaccio, m. a jacket, a doublet 
 
 Farsettaio, m. a jacket maker 
 
 Farsetto, m. a doublet 
 
 Fascetto, rn. a little bundle 
 
Fa-ciuo 
 Fa.*-./. 
 
 Fa>t. 
 
 n i i 
 Ft- 
 
 FAT 
 
 infant in 
 . to bind, tn tie 
 
 I 
 
 I ; bound, 
 
 surn>: 
 
 . truss 
 
 • 
 
 . Wood 
 
 . ind Fascino, m, 
 bewitching 
 Fiscio, »?j. a bun lie: a sheaf; 
 fasces ; andare in l.iscio, to go to 
 ruin 
 
 . m. a heap of rubbish 
 Fa>ciuol.\. f. a little band 
 I • su 
 
 o, rii. a large bundle ill 
 made 
 
 • sheaf 
 
 •>t, disturb, vex, 
 
 '. molested, trou- 
 
 } 
 
 troublesome 
 
 :n|ortunate 
 1 i hsome, 
 
 --Tae 
 I abhor, to 
 
 . ired 
 roubles 
 .'ion 
 I 
 
 . proudly 
 
 I ; ry 
 
 <ined 
 
 :• 
 
 .' 
 
 Fa'appio. m. a «->rt of bird 
 
 ; ! -stine 
 
 tee Fatalmente 
 arm. sorcery 
 t 
 
 • irJ ; le 
 ■ 
 I rious 
 
 i - ; aiati- 
 
 I 
 
 Faticowmentt, ad. laboriously 
 
 FAV 
 
 •ious 
 . m. a coniurer 
 
 t, kind, fashion 
 
 ad. effectively ; 
 te, in such a maimer 
 Fatterello, »i. a trifle 
 
 . •. feature, shape, fashion, 
 manner 
 Fattibeilo, m. p.ilnt [Me 
 
 Fattibile, n/if/ 1 i 
 I . n. fictitious : vino fat- 
 
 lulterated wine 
 Fattlvo, a. active 
 
 . a. artificial 
 art. done, made; tanto 
 fatto. so large : im DOmo COsl 
 
 fat to, an apple so large; ubmo 
 fatto, a full grows man 
 
 Fatto. m. fact, deed, action; and.ar 
 pf' fatti sn6i. to ?o about one's 
 bomnesa : ho inteso paiiare molto 
 malede 1 fatti vnstri, I beard you 
 verv ill spoken of. Di fatio,"(u/. 
 really so 
 
 Fattoiano, m. one that works at 
 an nil press ; a busybody 
 
 Fattoio, m. an oi 
 
 k a doer, maker, factor, 
 
 apprentice [*h*P 
 
 -. factorship, steward* 
 Faftorino, m. a si 
 
 i'oint 
 Fattuechiera,/. a witch 
 
 Fattucchieria,/. witchcraft 
 
 Fattura, /. fashion, make, witch 
 craft, charm 
 
 Fatturito, part, bewitched ; vino 
 fhtturato, adulterated wine 
 
 Fatuita,/. stupidity 
 
 Fatno, a. stupid 
 
 Fauci, /. pi. throat, gullet, a riv- 
 er's mouth 
 
 F.'iuno, m. faun, sylvan god 
 I rtunate 
 
 Fan tore, in. a favourer 
 
 Fava,/. a bean, a vote, pride, pre- 
 sumption : pigliare due colotnbe 
 id una fava. to kill two birds 
 with <me MOW 
 
 i, m. the herb celandine 
 *. a ragout made with 
 . foolish pride 
 
 Favell.are, m. and Favella, /. 
 speech, discourse, lanziiaee 
 
 Favellamento, ni. a word, dis- 
 
 ; re, to apeak, dii 
 
 favell r con le D am, to strike 
 Favellatore, m. a talker 
 Favellfo, m. eajoli 
 
 ■.ffire 
 133 
 
 FEC 
 
 Favill'ire, to rpaiklfl 
 
 FavillQoa./. a 1 it 1 1»- spark 
 
 F&VO, '//. homy-comb 
 
 i vola al 
 •n talk 
 
 Favolare, and Favolegj 
 toll stories, banter fries 
 
 Favoleggiatdre, m. a teller of sto- 
 . a. fic- 
 titious, fahnlous 
 
 Favoletta,/. a sbo 
 
 Favoldne, in. a romancer 
 FavoloBamente. ad. romantically 
 Favoloso, a. fabulous 
 Favonio, m. weal s tad 
 Favore, m. favour, benefit, be- 
 nevolence 
 
 ate, a. favouring 
 riatore, m. favourer 
 ••, and Favorabile, a. 
 favourable ; lettere 1 1 
 
 of recommendation; il 
 ci ! \i aia favorevole, Heaven 
 prosper you ! 
 Favorevolmeltrte, and Favorabil- 
 mente, ad. favourably 
 
 ,iud Favorare, to favour, 
 mi favorisca, do me the 
 favour 
 Favorite), m. a favourite 
 
 /. favoured, favourite 
 Favorhore, ?n. a favourer 
 
 Favile. n. 
 
 Fazione, /. fashion, ac'ion; fac- 
 tion ; aasere in fazione, to be on 
 duty 
 
 Fazioso, a. factious 
 
 tto, r>i. handkercblef 
 
 Fe. /. gee Fade, faith 
 
 . m. February 
 
 Feobre, f. fever ; febbre tervnna, 
 a ternan ague; febbre perico- 
 losa, a hard fever 
 
 Febbncittnte, a, feverish 
 
 Febbricitare, to have a fever 
 
 Febbricone, m. a burning fever 
 
 Febbricoso, a. feverish 
 
 Febbrffugo, m. febrifuge 
 
 Febbrile, a. belonging to a fever 
 
 Febeo, a. poetic 
 
 FeecisL. /. dregs: excrement; la 
 f. : ccia del popolo, the mob 
 
 Feoeiaia,/. bunghole of a cask 
 
 1 . n. full of dregs, ill-nA- 
 
 tured. u 
 
 niente, ad. fruitfully 
 1 tictrfy 
 
 one that makes 
 fruitml 
 i le, ". fruitful 
 
 ■apondita. /. fertiliry 
 Fecondo, a. fruitful 
 
FEN 
 
 Fede, /. faith ; testimonials ; dar 
 fede, to give credit ; di buona 
 fede, sincerely ; uomo degno di 
 fede, a credible man 
 
 Fedecommessario, m. feoffee, he 
 who is enfeoffed 
 
 Fedecommesso, part, committed to 
 care [trust 
 
 Fedecommesso, m. feoffment on 
 
 Fedecommettere, to feoff 
 
 Fededegno, a. credible 
 
 Fedele, a. faithful, honest 
 
 Fedelmente, ad. faithfully 
 
 Fedelta,/. fidelity 
 
 Federa,/. a pillow-case 
 
 Fedita,/. f.lthiness 
 
 Fedo. a. filthy, foul 
 
 Fegatella, /. liverwort 
 
 Fegato, m. the liver 
 
 Fegatoso, a. diseased in the liver 
 
 Felee, /. fern (an herb) [plant) 
 
 Felcequercina, /. polypody (a 
 
 Fele, rn. (in poetry) gall 
 
 Felice, a. happy 
 
 Felicemente, ad. happily 
 
 Felicita, /. happiness 
 
 Felicitare, to felicitate 
 
 Felicitalore, m. one that makes 
 happy [a thief 
 
 Fellone, and Fello, m. (in poetry) 
 
 Fello, a. impious, wicked 
 
 Fellonescamente, ad. feloniously 
 
 Fellonesco, a. felonious 
 
 Fellonia,/. felony 
 
 Felpa, /. plush, shag 
 
 Feltrare, to filtrate, strain 
 
 Fehro, m. felt [ship 
 
 Feliica, and Felucca, /. a small 
 
 Femmina, f. female, woman 
 
 Femminaccia, /. a large, vile 
 woman 
 
 Femminacciolo, a. effeminate, 
 soft 
 
 Femminefla, /. a poor woman, a 
 common woman [woman 
 
 Femmineo, a. belonging to a 
 
 Femminescam^nte, and Femrni- 
 nilmente, ad. effeminately 
 
 Femminezza, /. female sex 
 
 Femminiera, /. woman's apart- 
 ment [feminine 
 
 Femminfle, and Femmniino, a. 
 
 Femminuzza, /. a despicable little 
 woman 
 
 Femore, rn. thigh, thigh-bone 
 
 Fendente, m. cut 
 
 Fendere, to cleave, split, cut, 
 sever, plough ; fendere i campi, 
 to grub up the ground ; la Mnsa 
 e'l Reno fendono l'Olanda, the 
 Meuse and the Rhine go through 
 Holland 
 
 FER 
 
 Fenditoio, m. a cleaver 
 Fenditura, /. cleft, crack, chink 
 Fenestra, /. see Finestra 
 Fenice,/. a phoenix 
 Fenicontero, m. a sort of bird of a 
 
 crimson colour 
 Fenile, rn. a hay-loft 
 Fenomeno, m. phenomenon 
 Fera,/. (in poetry) a wild beast 
 Ferace, a. fruitful [ful 
 
 Ferale, a. deadly, mortal, mourn- 
 Feretro, m. a coffin, tomb 
 Feria, m. a festival, holyday 
 Feriale, a. common, ordinary, 
 
 trivial 
 Ferialmente, ad. commonly 
 Ferijto, a. vacant;^ giorno feriato, 
 
 festival 
 Ferimento, m. a wounding 
 Ferino, a. wild, savage, fierce, cruel 
 Ferire, to wound, strike, hit; la 
 barca feri sopra '1 lido, the boat 
 struck upon the shore 
 Ferita,/. a wound, hurt, cut 
 Ferita,/. fierceness, cruelty 
 Ferito, part, wounded 
 Feritoia, /. a loop-hole 
 Feritore, m. a striker 
 Ferma, /. decree, arrest 
 Fermaglio, m. a buckle, clasp 
 Fermaniente, ad. firmly 
 Fermamento, rn. and Fermanza, 
 
 /. the firmament, sky 
 Fermare, to stop, stay; fermarsi, 
 to pause ; mi fermai di non 
 partire senza vederlo, I was re- 
 solved not to go away without 
 seeing him 
 Fermata, /. rest, pause 
 Feimato, part, stopped 
 Fermentare, to ferment 
 Fermentato, part, fermented 
 Fermentazione, /. leaven, yeast, 
 
 fermentation 
 Fermento, m. ferment, yeast 
 Fermezza,/. firmness 
 Fermo, a. firm, fast 
 Fermo, m. a compact, decree 
 Fero, a. wild, fierce, cruel 
 Feroce, a. fierce, brave, horrid, 
 
 rough 
 Ferocemente, ad. fiercely 
 Ferocia, and Ferocita, /. fierce- 
 ness, cruelty [ous sting 
 Ferraccia, /. a fish with a poison- 
 Ferraccio, m. bad iron 
 Ferragosto, rn. lammas-day 
 Ferraio, rn. a smith 
 Ferraiuolo, m. a cloak 
 Ferramenti, rn. pi. iron tools 
 Ferrare, to bind wi'h iron ; fer- 
 rare un cavallo, to shoe a horse 
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 FES 
 
 Ferrata, /. an iron grate 
 
 Ferrato, a. done with iron 
 
 Ferratore, m. a farrier, smith 
 
 Ferratiira, f. iron work 
 
 Ferravecchio, rn. a broker 
 
 Ferreo, a. of iron 
 
 Ferretti, m. small iron tools 
 
 Ferreria, /. a quantity of iron 
 
 Ferriera,/. forge 
 
 Ferrigno, a. hard, of iron 
 
 Ferro, m. iron : venire a' ferri, to 
 
 come to the fact ; metter a' ferri, 
 
 to chain ; battere il ferro mentre 
 
 e caldo, to strike the iron while 
 
 it is hot [iron-like 
 
 Ferrugigno, and Ferruginoso, a. 
 Fertile, a. fruitful 
 Fertility /. fertility 
 Fertilmente, ad. fruitfully 
 Feruggine, /. rust 
 Ferula, f. palm (a plant) 
 Fervente, a. boiling, ardent 
 Ferventemente, ad. ardenfh 
 
 eagerly 
 Fervenza, /. fervour, heat 
 Fervere, to boil, to rage 
 Fervidamente, ad. fervently 
 Fervidezza, /. fervency 
 F^rvido, and Fervoroso, a. fervent 
 Fervore, m. fervour ; il fervor del 
 
 sole, the heat of the sun ; in su'l 
 
 fervore del giorno, in the middla 
 
 of the day 
 Ferza, /. whip, scourge 
 Fescera, /. white vine (a plant) 
 Fesso, m. and Fessura, /. chcj 
 
 crack, chink 
 Fesso, part, chopped, cleft 
 Festa, /. festival, holyday, joy, 
 
 mirth ; far festa, to feast ; far 
 
 festa a qualcheduno, to use one 
 
 kindly [merry, gay 
 
 Festante, and Festeggiante, a, 
 Festare, to revel 
 Festeggevole, and Festevole, a. 
 
 feasting 
 Festeggevolmente, and Festevol- 
 
 mente, ad. cheerfully 
 Festeggiamento, and Festeggio, m. 
 
 exultation 
 Festeggiante, a. gay, cheerful 
 Festeggiare, to feast, solemnize, 
 
 celebrate 
 Festereccio, a. holyday; panni 
 
 festerecci, Sunday clothes 
 Festichino, a. sea-green 
 Festinamente, and Festinatamente, 
 
 ad. has'ily [ously 
 
 Festinare, to hasten, to act zeal* 
 Festinazione, /. haste, diligence 
 Festino, m. entertainment, baJUl, 
 
 feast 
 
FIA 
 
 s. eager, prompt 
 
 y, pleas- 
 
 I 
 
 in j giorno 
 
 ■'. merrily, joyfully 
 
 . mote 
 . uid Feti.lo, a. stinking, 
 
 V oente, ad. stiukingly 
 
 i I 
 
 I .. stench 
 
 .'. bit 
 
 I :. of the manor 
 
 Feudatario, in. i< 
 
 I 
 
 I . weakly 
 
 jHaccam&ro. m. a fracture, bruise 
 ik, bruise, cut, to 
 
 v . weakened 
 
 Little weakened 
 F weariness, feeble- 
 
 ness, b 
 
 V ;, faint, weary 
 
 :•.-. ruin 
 h. flambeau 
 I .a honey- 
 
 comb 
 [ ■'. vial, bottle 
 
 } . /. flame, splendour, 
 
 i fuoco e fiamma, 
 to burn, destroy ; fiimma di va- 
 
 SOilK - 
 
 flaming ; nuovo 
 fiammante, quite new 
 F ■. '. a dry itch 
 
 Fian.r zing 
 
 Fiaminesgiare, to glitter, shine 
 } 'i. and Fiammetta, /. a 
 
 Lame 
 
 i . '". a blow on the side 
 } , to flank, to sup- 
 
 Fianch i-nded 
 
 FiAnco. sempre a 
 
 -ir me 
 . a. broaJsided, having 
 Unks 
 
 • -comb 
 ind Fiaschctta, /. a flat 
 
 Fiascaio, rru a bottTe-maker 
 Fiascheppire, to buy wine by the 
 
 Fiaschetto, m. a small bottle 
 
 FIE 
 
 Fiasco, m. a Bask 
 Fiascone, ui. .i large Bask 
 
 'mie ; nua iiata, once ; 
 te, often 
 
 Fia'aincnto, m. breathing 
 
 Fiat ante, a. breathing 
 renthe 
 . . breath, odour, word 
 
 Fihbia,/. buckle, clasp 
 
 Fibbiagfio, and Fibbiule, m. 
 buckle, clasp 
 
 clasp, to buckle 
 
 FibHctta, /. a small buckle 
 
 Fibra. /. fibre, filament 
 
 Fibroao, a. tibi-ous 
 
 Fibula,/, a clasp 
 
 1 . m. a little fig 
 
 Ficaia, f. the fig-tree [in 
 
 Ficcabile, a. that maybe driven 
 
 Ficcamento, m. and Ficcatura, /. 
 thnlsting, chiving in 
 
 Ficcare, to fix, drive; ficcAr gli 
 occhi, to fix the eyes; ficcarsi, 
 to introduce one's self ; ficcdr 
 carote, to tell fibs 
 
 Fiecato, part, driven, thrust in 
 
 Fichere'o, and Ficheto, m. a fig- 
 garden 
 
 Fico. m. a fig-tree, a fig; fichi 
 fiori, green figs ; fico secco, a 
 dri ■ i fig 
 
 Fidagione,/. a pledge, assurance 
 . •. confidence, trust ; sotto 
 til .1)71. with promise ; darfidan- 
 za, to give bail 
 
 Fi'ianz'ire, to warrant, to promise, 
 to betroth 
 
 Fidanzito, part, betrothed 
 
 Fi fare, to trust; fidirsi, to depend 
 upon 
 
 Fidata,/. an oath of fidelity 
 
 Fidatamente, ad. confidently 
 
 Fidato, cmd Fido, a. trusty, faith- 
 ful 
 
 Fidecommisso, m. see Fedecom- 
 
 Fidelita,/. fidelity 
 Fiducia,/. confidence, hope 
 Fiduciaimente, ad. boldly 
 Fiedere, to wound, to lead to 
 
 . rail : non aver fiele, to 
 
 be good-natured 
 Fienaio, and Fien'de, a. belonging 
 
 to hay ; falce fien.iia, a sithe 
 Fien'.le. m. hay-loft, rack 
 Fieno, m. hav 
 
 Fi foa, y. .i wjH beast, a public fair 
 Fieramente, ad. cruelty, fiercely : 
 
 fieramente aceeso d*am6re, pas- 
 
 skmatelj in love 
 
 and Fierita,/. fierceness, 
 
 dexterity, alacrity 
 
 FIL 
 
 Finro, a. cruel, savage, wild, arro- 
 
 Fjevole, a, G 1 1 le, wt tk, faint 
 i'ie\olc//i. /. frailty, Weakness 
 
 • lakly 
 Fifa,/. a lapwing 
 Flggere, set I [ter 
 
 ; Figliuola, f. a daugh- 
 Figliare, to bring t rib. produce 
 Figliftstra, /. and FigliaMm, in. a 
 
 daughter-in-law, son-in-law 
 FigliaUccio, a. proper to beget 
 
 children 
 Figliatura, f. the time a femala 
 
 goes with young 
 Figlio, and Figliuolo, m. a son, 
 
 a child 
 Figlioccio, TO. a godson 
 Figliuola,/. a daughter 
 Figliuolaccjo, ni. a clumsy boy 
 Figliuol iggio, 77i. infancy 
 Figliuolanza,/. filiation, sonship 
 Figliuolino, m. a little child 
 Fi'/liuolo, m. a son 
 Fignere, to feign, forge 
 Ffgnolo, TO. a bile, felon 
 Figura, /. figure, fashion, form. 
 
 Foniam ligifra, let us s-ippo^e 
 Figurabile, a. figurable 
 Figurale, n. mysterious 
 Figuralmente, ad. figuiativdj 
 Figuraminto, to. a figure 
 Figurare, to figure, fancy 
 
 and Figurativa- 
 •••'. figurattyely 
 Figuratlvo, a. figurative 
 
 . part, figared 
 Figurazione,/. figure, form, aspect 
 Figurina, /. a little image 
 Fila,/. file, row. Alia fila, ad. 
 
 together, one after another 
 Filadoro, m. a gold wire-drawer 
 Filamento, to. a rtring, a thread 
 Fil'ire. to spin, to arrange; filir 
 
 dell' oro o dell' argento, to wire- 
 draw gold or silver 
 Film-. TO. a row 
 Filastrricca, Filastroccola, Filatera, 
 
 and Filattera, /. a story, tale, 
 
 trifle, prolixity : dire delle fila- 
 
 strocche, to talk i Ily 
 Filat.'ria, /. ])hylactery 
 
 Fila'essa,/. a contused rank 
 FilaMccio, m. a thread made of 
 
 silk, spun silk 
 rt. spun 
 . m. spinning-wheel 
 FilaV)ie. m. and Filatrice, /. a 
 
 spinner 
 Filet to, 77j. a fine thread 
 Filiale, a. filial 
 Fiiiazione, /. filiation 
 
FIN 
 
 Filiera. /. a wire-drawing instru- 
 ment, a row 
 
 Filiggine,/. soot [full of soot 
 
 FiliggiuOso, and Filigginato, a. 
 
 Filo, m. thread ; filo di perle, a 
 string of pearls ; filo di ferro, 
 wire ; mandar a fil di spada, to 
 kill with a sword ; per filo, ex- 
 actly ; filo delle reni, the back 
 bone 
 
 Filologia,/. philology 
 
 Filologo, to. philologer 
 
 Filomena, /. a nightingale 
 
 Fil6ne, to. the principal thread, 
 fee. 
 
 Filonio, to. a sort of electuary 
 
 Fil6so, a. fibrous 
 
 Filosofale, a. philosophical 
 
 Filosofante, and Filosofo, to. phi- 
 losopher [philosophize 
 
 Filosofare, and Filosofeggiare, to 
 
 Filosofastro, to. a smatterer in 
 philosophy 
 
 Filosofia,/. philosophy [ly 
 
 Filosoficamente, ad. philosophical- 
 
 Filosofico, a. philosophical 
 
 Filosomia, /. physiognomy 
 
 Filtro, to. a potion, "charm 
 
 Filugello, rn. a silk-worm 
 
 Filunguello, rn. a chaffinch 
 
 Filuzzo, m. a fine thread 
 
 Filza, /. a row, string 
 
 Fimbria,/, hem, edge 
 
 Fimbriato, part, bordered 
 
 Fime, m. dung 
 
 Finale, a. final, last 
 
 Finalmente, ad. finally 
 
 Finanze, /. pi. finances 
 
 Finamente, and Finemente, ad. 
 perfectly, excellently 
 
 Finare, to desist, finish 
 
 Final tantoche, and Finche, conj. 
 until, as long as 
 
 Fine, m. aadf. end; gitignere al 
 fine, to come to an end ; io 1' ho 
 fatto a buon fine, I did it with a 
 good intention 
 
 Fine, a. crafty, subtle, thin, fine, 
 excellent 
 
 Finestra,/. a window 
 
 Finestrato, a. full of windows 
 
 Finestrella, Finestruzza, /. Fine- 
 strino, and Finestrucolo, to. a 
 little window 
 
 Finestrone, m. a large window 
 
 Fin^zza, /. fineness, artifice, per- 
 fection, civility, favour 
 
 Fingente, a. pretending 
 
 Fingere, to feign, forge, dissemble 
 
 Fingimento, rn. fiction 
 
 Fin^itore, rn. a dissembler 
 
 Fiuiente, a. finishing 
 
 FIO 
 
 Finime'nto, to. conclusion 
 
 Finimondo, to. a great ruin, the 
 world's end 
 
 Finire, to finish ; chi ben vive 
 ben finisce, who lives well dies 
 well 
 
 Finita, /. end, conclusion, death, 
 determinate quantity 
 
 Fir.itamente, ad. finitely 
 
 FiMitimo, a. close, near to 
 
 Finitivo, a. finite 
 
 Finito, part, finished 
 
 Fino, a. fine, pure, good 
 
 Fino, prep, until, unto ; fin addesso, 
 till now ; fin a Roma, as far as 
 Rome ; fin dal tempo, from the 
 time 
 
 Finocchio, and Finocchino, to. 
 fennel ; voglio la mia parte fino 
 al finocchio, I will have my 
 money to a farthing 
 
 Fin6ra, ad. until now, thus far 
 
 Finta,/. dissimulation, guise, feint 
 
 Fintamente, ad. feignedly 
 
 Finto, part, counterfeited, dis- 
 guised 
 
 Finzi6ne,/. fiction, invention 
 
 Fio, to. fee ; pagir il fio, to pay 
 dear for [hoarseness 
 
 Fiocaggine, and Fiocagione, /. 
 
 Fiocamente, ad. weakly, faintly 
 
 Fioccare, to snow 
 
 Fiocco, to. and Fiocca, /. snow ; 
 a tassel, tuft of hair; un abito 
 coi fiocchi, a fine suit 
 
 Fioccoso, a. full of flakes, tufts, 
 &c. 
 
 Fiochetto, a. hoarse 
 
 Fiochezza, /. a hoarseness 
 
 Fiocina, /. a hook, or harping-iron 
 
 Fiocine, to. a grape-stone 
 
 Fioco, a. hoarse, faint, feeble ; ac- 
 que fioche, still water 
 
 Fionda, f. a sling 
 
 Fiondatore, to. a slinger 
 
 Fioraliso, to. blue-bottle, flower 
 
 Fiorcappuccio, to. lark-spur 
 
 Fiordaliso, to. lily, flower-de-luce 
 
 Fiore, m. a flower, bloom, blos- 
 som ; fi6r di latte, cream ; fior 
 di farina, flour ; se tu mi volessi 
 un fior di bene, if you loved me 
 a little ; un fior non fa primave- 
 ra, a swallow does not make 
 summer 
 
 Fioreggiare, to blossom 
 
 Fiorellino, and Fiorello, to. a little 
 flower 
 
 Fiorente, a. blooming ; stato 
 fiorente, a flourishing condition 
 
 Fio r entinamente, ad. like a Flor- 
 entine 
 
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 FIT 
 
 Fioretto, to. a little flower ; a foil 
 
 (to fence with) 
 Fiorino, to. a florin (a coin) 
 Fiorire, to blossom, to flourish, to 
 
 grow gray 
 Fiorito, part, blossomed, elected, 
 hoary ; pasqua fiorita, Whitsun- 
 day 
 Fioritura,/. a blossoming 
 Fiorrancio, to. marigold ; a wren 
 
 (a little bird) 
 Fi6tola,/. flute 
 Fiottare, to float 
 
 Fiotto, to. wave, flood, tide, crowd 
 Fiottoso, a. floating, tempestuous 
 Firma, /. signature 
 Firmamento, to. the sky 
 Firmare, to sign 
 Fisamente, ad. earnestly 
 Fisare, to fix one's eyes on a thing 
 Fiscale, avvocato fiscale, to. the 
 
 attorney -general 
 Fiscella, and Fiscina,/. a basket 
 Fischiare, to whistle 
 Fischiata,/. a whistling 
 Fischiatore, to. a whistler 
 Fischio, to. a whistle 
 Fisco, 771. an exchequer 
 Fisica,/. natural philosophy 
 Fisicaggine, /. caprice 
 Fisicale, a. natural, physical 
 Fisicare, to invent 
 Fisico, 77i. physician 
 Fisico, a. physical 
 Fisicoso, a. difficult, scrupulous 
 Fisionomo, and Fisiomante, TO. 
 
 physiognomist 
 Fisionomia, and Fisonomia, / 
 
 physiognomy 
 Fisionomista, 777. physiognomist 
 Fiso, a. (in poetry) fixed, attentive 
 Fiso, ad. fixedly, attentively 
 Fisonomico, a. physiognomical 
 Fisonomista, to. physiognomist 
 Fissamente, ad. attentively 
 Fissare, to fix one's eyes 
 Fissile, a. that may be split 
 Fisso, a. fixed, steady ; occhi fissi, 
 
 a steady look 
 Fistella, /. a wicker basket 
 Fisii'ire, to whistle, hiss [ing 
 
 Fistierolla,/. a kind of bird-catch- 
 Fistola, /. a fistula, pipe, stem 
 Fistolnre, a. belonging to a fistula 
 Fistolazione, /. fistulation, ulcera- 
 tion 
 Fistolo, 77i. a demon, devil 
 Fistula,/, a pipe 
 Fitone, to. spirit of divination 
 Fitonessa, and Fitonissa, /. a 
 
 witch, a woman conjurer 
 Filonico, to. a conjurer 
 
FLO 
 
 Fltta, /. stitch, acute pain ; quag- 
 mire 
 
 farmer, tenant 
 ! Fittivamente, ad. 
 
 arthen 
 
 Mjlid measure of 
 
 I, formed 
 i /. feiguedly 
 ious 
 ire a fitto, to let 
 1 n*. drove, thrust j a capo 
 
 m. the principal root of a 
 
 FOG 
 
 , to final 
 
 . a. flow in? 
 nuideta, and Fluidity/, fluidity 
 fluent, running 
 .\ Bui 1 
 BoW, ri'.n 
 Flossibile, a. fluid, fluent, loose, 
 
 slothful 
 Flussione,/. defluxion 
 Flu- so, TO. flux; rlusso e rifliisso, 
 
 ebbing and flowing 
 Flusso, a. transient 
 Flutto, TO. a wa\e 
 Fluttuamento, m. float i: 
 
 Ira 
 
 ), m, see Fittaiuolo 
 , a. river 
 
 l,/. a river, whirlpool 
 :o. a. of .1 river 
 m. a river 
 
 rino, and Fiu- 
 \ulet, brook 
 
 mehto, m. flarellation 
 
 I little whip 
 i, nu a whip, punishment, 
 
 i. to. crime 
 
 ninal 
 
 rious 
 
 a, /. heart's ease (an herb) 
 
 m. and Flatuosita,/. wind 
 
 B body, in the stomach 
 
 ' .lent 
 o, m. a small flute 
 m- a flute 
 a. yellow 
 , a. tooani 
 
 mare, and Flobotomare, to 
 
 [bleeding 
 
 Flotjotomia, /. 
 
 -nee 
 
 .he nature, quali- 
 
 
 -. licding, 
 
 1 
 
 > ry, florid 
 
 Fkwcio, a. faint, Weak 
 Fiona,/, a fleet 
 
 Fluttu.ire, to vacillate 
 Fluttuazione, /-a fluctuation 
 Fluttnoso, a. swelling with the 
 
 . stormy 
 Fluvi'ile, a. like a river 
 Foca, /. a sea lion 
 Focaccia, /. a cake ; render pane 
 per focaccia, to requite 
 . a flint 
 Foeaiuolo, a. flinty 
 Foce, /. the throat : foce d' un 
 
 . the Booth of a river 
 Focherelb, Focollno, and Focon- 
 
 to strike fire 
 Fccn. ??j. (in pot • 
 
 . m, a hearth, a chafing- 
 Focone, TO. pan of .a run 
 Focosamente, ad. ardently 
 Fr-cnso, a. unruly, furious, hot 
 Fodera. /. a lining 
 Foderare, to line 
 Foderato. part, lined 
 Foderatura,/. a lining, a fur-lining 
 Fodero, m. a BCaM ar.l 
 Fnra. /. f'jry. imi 
 
 . and Foggetttua, /. a 
 I little bonnet 
 
 ■'. fashion, form ; se tu fai 
 i. if you go on in 
 | this manner 
 
 Foelia. /. a leaf; la fozlia delle 
 . the literal sen-e of the 
 
 Foeli.ime, m. leaves 
 F . to Uaf 
 
 Fogliato, a. full < ! 
 
 . f. a sniall leaf, a pint 
 I 
 ■ 
 
 il f'>2rIio bianco, to give 
 one fi)'! 
 Foglioso, and Fogliuto. a. full of, 
 
 Foena, /. a comrn- 1 
 
 Fognire, to make sewers, or con- 
 
 FON 
 
 dnits ; fognara Ie mistirc, to 
 
 I 1 into 
 
 crowd, a 
 
 -•hen 
 . a flight of bir . 
 of n nut 
 Foldre. to pmp [ful 
 
 F ilgorante, a. thunderin - 
 Folgorare, to thunder, to I 
 Folgorato, a. thai 
 
 Fdlgore, or Fulgure, to. and f. 
 thunder, lightning 
 
 '. thundering 
 i ue, to thunder 
 Folia,/, crowd, multitude 
 Folic, a. mad, foolish 
 Folleggi&nte, n. playing the fool 
 Folleggiamento, m. (buy, eitravap 
 
 irance 
 Follesijiare, to play the fool 
 Folleggiatore, m. ? fool, madman 
 Follemehte, ad. foolishly 
 Fr.lletto, TO. hobgoblin 
 Follia, /. folly [husk, snell 
 
 Follicola, /. ajid Fnuicolo, in. 
 . i roller, a dyer 
 omnany, crowd 
 Foltamente. ad. erowdi 
 Folto. a. thick ; folte teu'ebre, a 
 
 Fomentare, to foment, soak 
 Fomentato, part, i 
 
 ■ nter 
 Fomenta 'ion 
 
 Fomento, r/j. a | 
 
 ■i. an incentive, tinder 
 
 Fonda,/, a purse, funds 
 
 Fon !ac:iio, TO, a wareboose-keepei 
 
 Fond'iccio, m. and Foudaia, /. 
 
 Irega 
 I anal] warehouse 
 
 F"n i.uhii-re, to. a draper 
 Fondaco, m. a warehouse, a shop 
 Fondamentale, a. fundan 
 Fondamen'riliii-M'-. and Fondatm- 
 ..•■ ntally, lt.an> 
 nndly 
 I ition, basis, 
 
 principle, 1 eginning 
 
 lav foundation 
 Fondato, part, founded ; disc^r*) 
 
 I ndato, the middle of 
 
 Fondatore, m. founder 
 
 Fondello, m. a buttou-bole 
 
 r 
 
FOR 
 
 F6ndere, to melt, to waste 
 
 Fonderia, /. a foundery 
 
 Fondigliuolo, m. lees, dregs of 
 liquor 
 
 Fonditore, m. a metal founder; 
 spendthrift, prodigal 
 
 F6ndo, m. depth, bottom, funds 
 
 Fondo, a. deep 
 
 Fond u to, part, melted 
 
 Fontana, /. fountain 
 
 Fontanella, /. a little fountain 
 
 Fontaneo, and Fontaniero, a. 
 waterish, of a spring, or fountain 
 
 Fonte, m. andf. fountain, spring; 
 font ; levare al fonte un bambino, 
 to stand godfather or godmother 
 
 Fora, for Sarebbe (poetical) 
 
 Foracchiare, to pierce through 
 
 Foracchiato, a. pierced 
 
 Foraggiare, to forage 
 
 Foraggiere, m. a forager 
 
 Foraggio, m. fodder, forage 
 
 Forame, m. a hole 
 
 F&raneo, a. of a bar, court 
 
 Forare, to penetrate 
 
 Forasiepe, rn. a sort of little bird ; 
 a poor man 
 
 Forata, /. a hole 
 
 Fora terra,/, a dibble 
 
 Forato, part, bored 
 
 Foratoio, rn. an auger, piercer 
 
 Foratore, in. one that makes holes 
 
 Forbice, and Forbicia, /. scissors 
 
 Forbicette, /. pi. small scissors 
 
 Forbid, /. pi. scissors ; the claws 
 of a crab, or scorpion ; avere 
 uno nelle forbici, to have one 
 under one's thumb 
 
 Forbiciata, /. a cut, a snip 
 
 Forbire, to furbish; fdrbirsi gli 
 6cchi, to rub one's eyes; forbirsi 
 le lagrime, to wipe away tears 
 
 Forbito, part, furbished, cleaned, 
 polished 
 
 Forbitoio, m. a furbishing tool 
 
 Forbottare, to beat again 
 
 Forbottato, part, beaten 
 
 Forca, /. a pitchfork, a prong ; the 
 gallows 
 
 Forcata, /. a fork-full, the opening 
 of the legs 
 
 Forcato, part, forked 
 
 Forcatura, /. the parting of the 
 thighs 
 
 Forrella,/. a little fork 
 
 Forcelluto, a. forked 
 
 Foxchetta, and Forcina, f. a fork 
 to eat with ; favellare in punta 
 di forchetta, to speak with affec- 
 tation 
 
 Forchettiera, /. a sheath for a fork 
 
 Forchiudere, to exclude 
 
 FOR 
 
 Forci, /. pi. scissors 
 Forcone, rn. an iron fork 
 Forcutamente, ad. like a fork 
 Forciito, part, forked 
 Fnrellino, m. a little hole 
 Forense, a. of the bar 
 Forese, m. and f. a rustic, coun- 
 tryman 
 Foresozzo, m. a country lad 
 Foresta, /. a forest 
 Forestieramente, ad. stranger-like 
 Forestiere, a. strange, foreign 
 Forestieria, /. a quantity of stran- 
 gers; an inn to receive stran- 
 gers 
 Forestiero, m. a stranger, guest 
 Foresto, a. savage, wild 
 Forfattura, /. cheat, imposition 
 Forfecchia, /. a sort of worm with 
 
 a forked tail 
 Forfice, /. shears, scissors; essere 
 
 tra le forfici, to be in danger 
 Forficette, and Forficine, /. pi. 
 
 little scissors 
 Forficiata, /. a cut with the scissors 
 Forfora, and Forforaggine, /. 
 
 scurf, dandruff of the head 
 Foriere, m. forerunner 
 Foriero, a. preceding 
 Forma, /. form, shape, figure 
 Formabile, a. which may be 
 
 formed 
 Formaggio, m. cheese 
 Formal e, a. formal 
 Formalita,/. ceremony 
 Formalmente, ad. formally 
 Formamento, m. the creation of 
 
 the world 
 Formante, a. forming 
 Fonnare, to form, make 
 Formatamente, ad. formally 
 Formativo, a. forming 
 Formato, part, formed, shaped; 
 
 uomo formato, a grown man 
 Formatore, m. former, framer 
 Formazione, /. fomiing, foimation 
 Formella, /. a furrow, ditch 
 Formentare, to ferment 
 Formentato, part . leavened 
 Formento, rn. corn, ferment 
 Formica, and Formicola, /. an ant 
 Formicaio, m. an ant-hill, a throng, 
 a crowd ; stuzzicAre il formicaio, 
 to run into mischief 
 Formicare, to be numerous 
 Formicolaio, m. a swarm of ants 
 Formicolamento, m. a prickling 
 in the body like the stinging of 
 ants 
 Formicone, rn. a large ant 
 Formidabile, a. terrible 
 Formidine, /. fear 
 138 
 
 FOR 
 
 Formisura, ad. excessively 
 Formola, and Formula, /. foxxa 
 Formosita, /. beauty 
 Formoso, a. beautiful 
 Fornace, /. kiln, furnace 
 Fornacella, and Fornacetta, /. 
 
 furnace, a kiln 
 Fornaciaio, m. a kiln-man 
 Fornaia, /. a baker's wife 
 Fornaio, m. a baker 
 Fornello, m. a small oven, a stov« 
 Fornicare, to commit fornication 
 Fornicatore, and Fornicatorello, 
 
 rn. fornicator 
 Fornicatrice, /. a harlot 
 Fornicazione, /. fornication 
 Fornimento, m. supply; forni- 
 mento d'un abito, trimming of 
 clothes ; fornimento di sella, the 
 harness ; da camera, furniture 
 Fornire, to finish, to furnish, to 
 adorn [adorned 
 
 Fornito, part, furnished, endowed, 
 Fornitura,/. ornaments 
 Forno, m. an oven, a baker's shop 
 non e in forno, ma e in su la 
 pala, he is almost ruined 
 Fornuolo, m. a lantern to hun 
 
 birds by night 
 Foro, rn. a court of justice, 
 market-place, a hole, a crack 
 Forosetta, /. and Forosetto, m. 
 
 little rustic 
 Forra, /. a defile, a pass 
 Forse, ad. perhaps, why ; forse di 
 si, may be so ; forse di no, may 
 be not ; forse non bello ? why 
 not handsome ? 
 Forsechc, ad. perhaps that 
 Forsennare, to rave, to dote 
 Forsennataggine, and Forsenna- 
 
 tezza, /. folly, madness 
 Forsennatamente, ad. madly 
 Forsennato, a. mad, extravagant 
 Forte, a. strong, sturdy ; desidero 
 forte di vederlo, I am very de» 
 sirous to see him ; fa forte tem- 
 po, it is very bad weather 
 Forte, rn. flower, strength, nerve, 
 fortress [ously 
 
 Fortemente, and Forte, ad. vigor* 
 Fortenizzo, a. rather strong, sour 
 Fortezza, /. steadiness, fortitude J 
 a fortress; fortezza d' animo, 
 constancy 
 Fortiflcare, to fortify 
 Fortificatore, m. a fortifier 
 Fortificazione, /. and Fortifica* 
 
 mento, m. fortification 
 Fortino, m. a small fort 
 Fortitudine,/. fortitude 
 Fortdre, m.. force, sharpness 
 
FRA 
 
 Fortuitamente. ad. 
 I 
 
 tuito. chance 
 I Fortdre, m. things 
 
 I i>rtune 
 
 I 
 
 Fortunare, to make fortunate, to 
 
 try one's luck 
 Fortuna'ameire. ad. luckily 
 Fortun\to, m. fortunate 
 t make happy 
 
 \ . i /. by chance 
 
 I - . and For;un 
 
 ruinate 
 ": > will 
 
 Forza, J. 
 ad. by force ; far forza. to com- 
 [vfolenee 
 F 
 
 : : >rz.'irsi, to strive 
 1 
 > 
 } ..a zallcy -lave 
 
 . hi. he that compels 
 « mink-maker 
 
 ink 
 rcibly 
 
 .rely 
 i, a. brown, tawny, dark, 
 
 -phoric 
 >ro. m. the mora 
 
 ve ; chi 
 
 \ -I si che cosa e'l 
 
 . ■ xperience mikes us wise 
 Foasaccia./. a '1 itch 
 I .. a li'tle 'orrent 
 
 f. a little ditch, or prave 
 -. any thin* dug up ; sal 
 . mineral salt 
 F . a ditch 
 
 I kestrel 
 
 . amomrst, 
 ; fra quin- 
 ine ? 
 . (for Frate,) brother, 
 rrmnk 
 
 i. clutter, havoc 
 rrak 
 1 
 
 F . m. cra-h, ruin 
 
 FracfcsG, m. crash, ruin, havoc, 
 
 F 
 
 I oness 
 
 "ing 
 • 
 
 •mous tongue 
 
 FRA 
 
 Fracilume, and Fracidfccio, m. 
 rottenneas, putrefaction 
 rotten 
 ■ . see Flagellare, and its 
 derivatives 
 Fragile, a. brittle, frail 
 Fragilexza, and Fragilita, /. brit-- 
 
 Frazil nit ; nte. ail. weakly, feebly 
 to break 
 . /. strawberry 
 . m. noise; fragrancy 
 ■. noisy 
 i . a. fragrant 
 Fragranza,/. Eragrancy 
 Fr.'iie, a. Weak, feeble 
 Fralc/za,/. .?.t Fra.il '-//a 
 Fralmen'e. Oaf. weakly, feebly 
 Frummento. ?/». fragment 
 Frammescouire, to mix, mingle 
 BO, m. a thing inserted 
 Frammesso, part, put between 
 Frammeltt'nte.fi. putting between ; 
 n>. a go-between 
 
 re. to put among; Cram- 
 to intermeddle 
 Frammischiure. to mix with 
 Frammtato, n. mixe 1 
 Frana, /. a precipice 
 . to fall down 
 Francamente, ad. freely, openly 
 Francan, delivery 
 
 Francare, to free, i 
 Francesc u i eh-like 
 
 Francescano, t?j. a Franciscan 
 Francesco, a. French 
 Francesc, a. French 
 Franchersriare, »o countenance 
 Franchezza, /. boldness, integrity, 
 
 freedom, liberty 
 Franchisia,/. franchise, privilege 
 Franco, in. a franc 
 Franco, a. free, bold, sincere, 
 
 open 
 Francolino, in. a heath-cock 
 Fransente, m. misfortune, misery, 
 a wave 
 
 . to break, split; franger- 
 si. to be filled with pity 
 Franzia. /. fringe 
 Franglbife, a. brittle, fragile 
 Frantribilita./. frailty 
 Franzimento, in. a breaking, 
 trembling j frangim- 1 
 ments 
 Frannonnolo, m. an old fool 
 Fnntendcre, to understand contra- 
 
 rily 
 Fran'o, part, broken 
 •■. a. French 
 
 1 ..illicism 
 Frappa, /. lappet 
 139 
 
 FRA 
 
 Frappa re, to cut, Jagg, snip ; to 
 
 cheat cozin 
 Frappato, yart. jagged, cheated 
 Frappatore, m. a sharper, boaster 
 Frappeggiare, to paint foliages 
 Frapporre, to interpose ; senza 
 
 frapporvi dimora alcana, with 
 
 out any delay 
 Frappdeto, part, intermeddled 
 
 a bongh, a bush, branch. 
 an idle story, a \ain man ; ai 
 boon vino non biadgna frasca, 
 good wine needs no nosh 
 0,171. arbour, a shade 
 tare, to bustle, murmur, 
 to play the fool [trifle 
 
 I u /. wantonness, jest, 
 Fraschetta, /. a small branch, a 
 blunderer [person 
 
 Frascheftino, m. a hare-brained 
 ■ , m. an inconstant, giddy 
 person 
 
 v/" birding, fowling 
 Frasconi, m. pi. dead branches to 
 
 burn ; silly thing or saying 
 Frase,/. phrnse [dittany) 
 
 La, /. fraxinella (bastard 
 . a. of ash [wood 
 
 Frassindto, m. an ash-grove, or 
 Fraasino. m. an ad 
 i iraento, m, and Frasta- 
 
 gliatnra, /. a cutting, a notch, 
 nib, slit 
 Frastagliante, a. cutting, notching 
 re, to cut, notch, to con- 
 fuse 
 Frastagliata, /. confusion, disorder 
 Frastagliatamente, ad. confusedly 
 Frastagliato, part, notched, cut 
 Frastaglio, m. a cut, gash 
 Frastenere, to detain 
 FrastoruAre, to disturb, interrupt ; 
 (rastornar uno dal cammino, to 
 mislead [noise 
 
 Frastuono, m. a sound, confused 
 Fratacrio, rn. a wicked friar 
 ■■•!. meanwhile 
 ■. friar, brother, father 
 Fratellanza, /. brotherhood 
 Fratellcvole. a. brotherly 
 
 !mente,o*f. like a brother 
 Fratellino. m. a younger brother 
 
 . m. brother 
 Fraterla. /. a convent, monkery 
 Fraternale, a. bat 
 Fraternalmente, and Fraterna» 
 
 mente, ad. brotherly 
 Fraternita, /. brotherhood 
 . a. fraternal 
 . n. <A a monk 
 Fratirlda, in. frarricide 
 Fraticldio, m. murdering a brother 
 
FRE 
 
 Frarlle, a. monkish 
 
 Fratino, rn. young monk 
 
 Fratismo, m. monkery, monks 
 
 Fratta, /. a place, or bu6h of thorns, 
 a rugged place; essere per le 
 fratte, to be in a bad condition 
 
 Frattaglie,/. the entrails 
 
 Frattanto, ad. meanwhile 
 
 Fratto, part, broken 
 
 Frattura, /. a fracture 
 
 Fraudato, part, cheated 
 
 Fraudare, to cheat 
 
 Fraudatore, m. a cheat 
 
 Fraude,/. fraud, cheat 
 
 Fraudevolmente, ad. fraudulently 
 
 Fraudolente, a. fraudulent [ly 
 
 Fraudolentemente, ad. fraudulent- 
 
 Fraudolento, a. fraudulent 
 
 Fraudolenza, and Fraudolenzia, /. 
 fraud 
 
 Fravola,/. strawberry 
 
 Frazione,/. breaking 
 
 Freccia, /. an arrow ; dar la frec- 
 cia, to borrow from every one, 
 or to affront every one 
 
 Frecciare, to shoot a dart, to bor- 
 row [arrow 
 
 Freccia ta, /. the wound of an 
 
 Frecciatore, m. an archer 
 
 Freddamente, ad. coldly 
 
 Freddare, to get cold ; non la la- 
 sciate freddare, make haste 
 
 Freddato, a. cold 
 
 Freddezza, /. coldness, indifference 
 
 Freddiccio, and Freddoloso, a. 
 coldish [cold 
 
 Freddo, m. cold ; fa freddo, it is 
 
 Freddo, a. cold, languid 
 
 Freddura, /. cold, violent cold, 
 slowness, idleness 
 
 Frega, /. desire 
 
 Fregacciolare, to mark, trace 
 
 Frega^ione, /. and Fregamento, 
 m. rubbing, friction 
 
 Fregamento, rn. see Fregagione^ 
 
 Fregare, to rub, to play one a trick 
 
 Fregata, /. a frigate 
 
 Fregato, part, rubbed 
 
 Fregatiira,/. friction 
 
 Fregiamento, rn. ornament 
 
 Fregiare, to embellish, adorn 
 
 Fregiato, part, adorned 
 
 Fregjatura,/. ornament, trimming 
 
 Frezio, rn. ornament, lace, trim- 
 minx, glory, commendation, 
 honour ; a frieze in architecture ; 
 a cut, scar, dishonour, infamy 
 
 Trizo, rn. a line, a scar 
 
 Fregola, /. spawning, longing, 
 fancy; s;li venne la fre^ola d'an- 
 dare alia campa^na, the. whim 
 took him to go into the country 
 
 FRI 
 
 Fregolo, m. fish, spawn 
 Fremebondo, a. horrible 
 Fremente, a. fretting, fuming ; 
 cavallo fremente, a neighing 
 horse 
 Fremere, arid Fremire, to rage, 
 roar, fret [bling 
 
 Fremito, m. noise, roaring, grum- 
 Frenaio, m. a bridle-maker 
 Frenare, to bridle, curb, repress 
 Frenella,/. a bit of a bridle 
 Frenello, m. a muzzle ; string of 
 
 the tongue 
 Frenesia, /. frenzy 
 Freneticamento, m. delirium 
 Feneticante, a. raving 
 Freneticare, to rave 
 Frenetichezza, /. madness 
 Frenetico, a. mad 
 Freno, m. a horse-bit, bridle, curb, 
 helm, management, conduct ; 
 r6dere il freno, to fret 
 Frequentare, to frequent ; frequen- 
 tare con qualcheduno, to con- 
 verse 
 Frequentativo, a. frequenting 
 Frequentato, part, frequented 
 Frequentatore, m. a frequenter 
 Frequentazione,/. usage, repetition 
 Frequente, a. frequent, usual 
 Frequentemente, ad. frequently 
 Frequenza, /. frequency, resort 
 Frescamente, ad. newly, just now 
 Freschezza, /. freshness 
 Freschetto, a. cool, fresh 
 Fresco, rn. and Frescura,/. cool- 
 ness 
 Fresco, a. cool, fresh ; pan fresco, 
 new bread ; dipignere a fresco, 
 to paint in fresco ; stiamo fre- 
 schi, it is hard with us : di fre- 
 sco, ad. newly, lately ; e arriva- 
 to di fresco, he is lately come 
 Fre^o, m. a strait, sea 
 Fretta, /. haste, speed 
 Frettolosamente, ad. hastily 
 Frettoloso, a. hasty 
 Fricassea, /. a fricassee 
 Friggere, to fry, to burn ; ho fritto, 
 
 I am ruined 
 Frigidezza,/. coldness 
 Frigidita,/. frigidity 
 Frigido, a. cold, impotent 
 Frigione, or Fregione, m. a kind 
 
 of horse 
 Frin2:uello, m. a chaffinch 
 Friscello, rn. flour, meal, mill-dust 
 Fritt/ita, /. a pancake, omelet 
 Frittella,/. a fritter, a trifler 
 Fritto, part, fried, lost, dead 
 Frittume, rn. and Frittura,/. fried 
 meat 
 
 140 
 
 FRU 
 
 Frivolo, a. frivolous 
 Frizzante, a. sharp, smart 
 Frizzare, to smart, to be sharp j 
 
 uomo che frizza, a man of wit 
 Frizzo, m. an itching ; wit, sarcasm 
 Froda, /. and Frodamento, m. 
 
 fraud, deceit 
 Frodare, to defraud, cheat 
 Frodato, part . defrauded 
 Frodatore, m. a cheat 
 Frode,/. and Frodo, m. fraud 
 Frodolente, and Frodolento, a. 
 
 fraudulent 
 Frodolentemente, ad. fraudulently 
 Frodolenza, /. fraud, deceit 
 Frollamento, m. tenderness 
 Frollare, to make tender 
 Frollo, a. tender, weak, faint 
 Fromba,/. a sling 
 Frombatore, m. a slinger 
 Frombo, rn. a whizzing noise 
 Frombola, /. a sling, a stone (to 
 
 sling with) 
 Frombolare, to sling stones 
 Fromboliere, m. a slinger 
 Fronda, /. a leal 
 Frondeggiante, and Frondito, a. 
 
 leafy 
 Frondeggiare, and Frondare, to 
 
 produce leaves 
 Frondifero, a. leaf-bearing 
 Frondire, and Fronzire, to shoot 
 
 forth leaves 
 Frondoso, and Fronduto, a. leafy 
 Frondura, f. a quantity of leaves 
 Frontal e,/. frontlet, headstall 
 Fronte, /. the forehead, head, face, 
 
 front ; alia fronte dell' armata, 
 
 at the head of the army ; portar 
 
 in fronte il suo pensiero, to speak 
 
 as one thinks ; s'il nome tuo nel 
 
 mondo tegna fronte, if you enjoy 
 
 the esteem of the world 
 Fronteggiare, to resist 
 Froutispizio, Frontespiziq, and 
 
 Frontespicio, m. frontispiece 
 Frontiera, /. frontier of a country 
 Frontoso, a. bold, brazen-faced 
 Fronzuto, a. green, leafy 
 Frosone, and Frusone, m. an os- 
 
 prey (a bird) [gether 
 
 Frotta, /. crowd ; in frotta, alto- 
 Frottola,/. a ballad 
 Frottolare, to compose ballads ; to 
 
 banter 
 Frucone, m. a blow with the fist 
 Frugacchiamento, m. a sounding, 
 
 probing 
 Frugacchi&re, to sound with a 
 
 stick 
 Frugale, a. frugal, temperate 
 Frugalita, /. frugality 
 
FRIT 
 
 Fiagalmente. ad. frugally 
 Fragile, to gr. , 
 
 ■'. nz. soun ling 
 
 (.such x« 
 
 re, m. oae that tries 
 . a. fmi:ful 
 
 lfbl to go a bit ding, or 
 with a lantern 
 i 'ore, nu a hur 
 lantern 
 
 >ke, fumble ; fru- 
 I fuoco, to stir the fire 
 . m. a child full of tricks 
 and noise 
 
 piece of 
 . t blow \vi;h OB 
 Frutre, to enjoy 
 
 ;tion 
 
 . to mar ; il vento 
 frulla, the wind blows hard 
 
 i othirur at 
 all : rK>n ne darvi dd frullo, I 
 no' rive a pit: 
 Frullon sit meal 
 
 Frument.ino, a. of corn 
 Frumen'iere, m. a soti 
 
 Fruroento. m. corn, wheat 
 * wheat 
 
 Fruscilrt 
 
 i and Fniscolo, m. straw, 
 
 - ;. a kind of ?ame at cards 
 *. a whip, a sc 
 .. m. fu«'ian, dimity 
 
 ip : tni-tare un 
 . to wear out clothes 
 
 whipped, used, 
 frostra'ed, deluded 
 
 vain, useless 
 • 'ipping 
 : '-ce 
 out 
 
 .. shrub, sprout 
 fruit 
 
 !o, and Fruttar 
 fruiterer 
 
 produce 
 I 
 } 
 
 T i Fruttuare, to 
 
 Frttto, m. fruit, rent, interest 
 
 FIM 
 
 Fruttuosamente, ad. usefully, prof- 
 inblv 
 
 ■>./. fruit fulness 
 Fruttuoso, a. proti'able, fruitful 
 
 Baed ; il fn re, the late 
 king 
 
 lisctl 
 Fm-il. •. to, the steel to strike fire ; 
 a musket ; fuolc dell" archibu- 
 gi<\ fire] >ck 
 
 \ ivrze 
 Fuciuata. /. a great number 
 FOOD, m. drone 
 
 Fu.'a, /. rli-lit, escape j a row of 
 moms, <;c. ; mettersi in fuga, to 
 run away, a fu^ue in music 
 >\% ift, fugitive 
 oto, m. rout, disorder 
 Fu_rare, to chase 
 FugitO, part, chased 
 Furaore, m. he that chases 
 
 : , a. fly- 
 iiu away 
 
 i mehte, ad. by stealth 
 Fuggiasco, a. fugitive 
 Fuggtbile, a. avoidable 
 >. in. an idler 
 nto, in. flight 
 •« tly away, shun, avoid ; 
 mo di vederlo, 1 
 it the courage to see him 
 '. flight 
 .. and Fuggitivo, a. 
 
 | nrt. fled away 
 m. a runaway 
 Fafo, a. ob-cure, darg 
 Fulclre, to underprop 
 Fulgeote, a. shining, bright 
 Fulgere, to shine 
 
 a. and Fulgidita, /. ful- 
 eency 
 F'llri to, a. shining, bright 
 . a. brilliant 
 Hour 
 . f. soot 
 Fuliggiooso, n. nub 
 Fulminante, a. thundering 
 Fulmin'ire, to thunder, rare, to 
 
 sentence, to be in a pal 
 Fulmina'o. part, falmil 
 Fulminazione, f. fulmination 
 Fulmine, m. than 
 Palmlneo, a. thunder-like 
 F'llvo. a. yellow, ruddy 
 Fumacchio, m. fumigation, a coal 
 
 which smokes much 
 Fumaiunlo, m. a smoky coal, the 
 chimney-'np 
 
 •. smoky 
 Fumin'e. a. smoking 
 Furuare, to 
 
 141 
 
 FUR 
 
 Fum'itn, /, a smoke made for a 
 
 -moke 
 Fumicante, a. smoking 
 Fuimcare, to smoke, to perfume 
 Fumido, a. smoky 
 Fumica/ione. Fumi ra/ione,/. and 
 
 Fumtgi >. //;. fun 
 Fummare, see Fumare, and all its 
 
 derivatives 
 Fiimo. in. smoke, fume; conver- 
 
 tirsi in fumo, to vanish, fume. 
 
 vai>o\ir ; aver fumo, to be proud 
 
 Fumosiia,/. fume, steam 
 Fumoso, a. fun.y, haughty 
 Fumostemo, to. fumitory (a plant) 
 Funaiolo, to. a rope-maker 
 Fun.ame, m. cordage 
 Funata, /. many people tied to- 
 gether ; fare una funata, to 
 make many prisoners 
 Funditore, m. aslinger 
 Fune, m. and f. a rope, rack, 
 torture ; tenere uno in sulla fune, 
 to keep one in suspense 
 Funebre, and Funoreo, a. funereal 
 Funerale, m. fun 
 Funesi.are, to sadden 
 Funesto, a. fatal, unlucky 
 Fungo, m. mushroom ; fiingo ma 
 rino. sea spon.ce 
 Inn .""is 
 Funicella./. a little cord 
 Funicolo, tn. a small cord 
 Funzione, /. duty, function 
 Fu6co, m. fire, passion, discord, 
 love; i oaani al 
 
 fuoco, I could take my oath oa 
 it ; mettcre tmppa came al fuoco, 
 to undertake too many things at 
 once 
 Fuora, and Fnori, ad. and prep. 
 out, abroad, from home ; fuor di 
 mano, out of read) ; fuor di mi" 
 sura, very much 
 Fuorche, j'rrp. except, only 
 Fuorchii'i'leie, see Forchii'i.lere 
 ! Foormnura, ad. excessively 
 Fiiorsolaniente, ad. except 
 Fuonisci'o, >n. an exile 
 Funice, and Furinte, a. thieving 
 Furare, to steal 
 
 .'. stolen 
 Furatore, m. a thief 
 Furbaccio, m. rojue. knave 
 Furbamente. ad. cunningly 
 Farberta, f. a cheat 
 
 unente. art. ro-uishly 
 
 itfol 
 
 m. a knavish man 
 
 i knave, a rogue 
 
 Fure, m. thief 
 
GAB 
 
 Furente, a. raging 
 
 Furetto, m. a ferret 
 
 Furfantaccio, m. a scoundrel 
 
 Furfantare, to live the life of a 
 scoundrel 
 
 Furfanie. m. a rogue, rascal 
 
 Furfantello, and Furfantino, m. a 
 little rogue 
 
 Furfameria,/. wickedness, wicked 
 action [lain 
 
 Furfantone, m. a great rogue, vil- 
 
 Furia, /. fury ; passion ; a furia, 
 ad. furiously 
 
 Furialmente, ad. furiously 
 
 Furibondare, and Furiare, to rage 
 like a madman 
 
 Furibondo. and Furiato, a. full of 
 madness 
 
 Furiere, m. harbinger 
 
 Furiosamente, ad. madly 
 
 Furioso, a. fierce, mad 
 
 Furlana, /. a dance 
 
 Furo. a. thievish ; rn. a thief 
 
 Furore, m. madness 
 
 Furtivamente, ad. secretly 
 
 Furtivo, a. stolen ; furtivo desio, 
 unlawful desire [privately 
 
 Furto, m. robbery; di fiirto, ? 
 
 Fusaggine, /. the spindle-tree 
 
 Fusaio, to. spindle-maker 
 
 Fusaiuolo, rn. a whirl for a spindle 
 
 Fuscello, ?n. straw j meal, mill- 
 dust 
 
 Fusco, a. dark, brown 
 
 Fusione, /. fusion, melting, thaw- 
 ing ' [lar 
 
 Fuso, rn. a spindle, shaft of a pil- 
 
 Fuso, part . melted 
 
 Fusone, m. a sort of stag; a fusone, 
 ad. plentifully 
 
 Fusta, /. a sort of light galley 
 
 Fus'iagno, rn. fustian 
 
 Fusto," m. stalk, stem, shank, trunk 
 of a tree, shaft of a column 
 
 Futile, a. trifling 
 
 Futuramente, ad. for the future 
 
 Futuxo, a. future 
 
 G 
 
 GAKBADE'O, rn. a hypocrite 
 Gabbarnento, rn. a cheat, trick 
 Gabbamondo, rn. a cheat, quack 
 Gabbanella, /. ridinghood, or 
 
 surtout 
 Gabbano, rn. a felt cloak 
 Gabbare, to deceive, jest; gab- 
 
 barsi, to mistake 
 Gabbatb, part, deceived 
 
 GAL 
 
 Gabbatore, rn. deceiver 
 Gabbia, /. a cage, a jail 
 Gabbiaio, m. a cage-maker 
 Gabbiano, m. a sea-mew, cob, gull 
 Gabbiano, a. clownish, unpolite 
 Gabbiata, /. a full cage 
 Gabbiere, and Gabbiero, m. an 
 
 employment at sea 
 Gabbiolina, /. a small cage 
 Gabbionata, /. a bulwark 
 Gabbione, m. a large cage ; met- 
 
 tere nel gabbione, to allure by 
 
 flatteries 
 Gabbo, m. jeering ; prender a 
 
 gabbo, to banter 
 Gabella, /. toll, duty, tax 
 Gabeliare, to pay duty ; non ga- 
 
 belio quel che dite, I do not be- 
 lieve a word of what you say 
 Gabelliere, m. customhouse 
 
 officer 
 Gabinerto, m. closet 
 Gaggia, /. the scuttle of a ship 
 Gaggia, /. acacia (a tree) 
 Gagiio, m. hostage, pledge 
 Gagliardamente, ad. briskly, boldly 
 Gagliardezza, and Gagliardia, f. 
 
 strength, courage, prowess 
 Gagliardo, a. stout, strong ; far 
 
 del gagliardo, to brave it 
 Gaglio, m. rennet, that turns milk 
 Gaglioffaccio, a-iik Gagliofto, m. 
 
 rascal, rogue, knave, coward 
 Gaglioffagine,/. roguery 
 GagliofTameme, ad. roguishly 
 Gagliofferia, /. knavery 
 Gaglioso. a. clammy, gluish 
 Gagliuolo. rn. cod, husk, shell 
 Gagno, m. a stable, sheepfold ; a 
 
 maze, snare 
 Gagnolamen+o, and Gagnolio, rn. 
 
 the howling of a dog 
 Gagnolare, to howl, roar 
 Gaiamente. ad. merrily, pleas^ 
 
 antly, gayly 
 Gaiettb, a. "cheerful, gay 
 Gaiezza, /. gayety, cheerfulness 
 Gaio, a. gay. joyful 
 Gaioso, a. gay 
 Gala, /. ornament, finery, dress : 
 
 star sulle gale, to follow the 
 fashion [plant) 
 
 Galanga, f. galangal, (an aromatic 
 Galante, a. accomplished, brave 
 Galantemente, ad. genteelly 
 Galanteria./. civility, bravery 
 Galantino, a. pretty, delicate; un 
 galantlno, a beau, a spruce 
 
 fellow 
 Galantuomo, rn. a gallant man 
 Galappio, rn. a trap 
 Galassia,/. the milky way 
 142 
 
 GAN 
 
 GaMno, m. the gum galbanuni 
 Galea, and Galera, /. a galley 
 Galeazza, /. a double gallery 
 Galeone, m. a galleon 
 Galeotta, /. a small galley 
 Galeottaccio, m. a vile fellow 
 Galeotto, rn. a galley-slave 
 Galera, /. see Galea 
 Galla,/. a gall nut, an acorn ; luck; 
 
 essere a galla, to get the beV 
 
 ter of 
 Gallare, and Galleggiare, to swim, 
 
 to exult, to tread like a cock 
 Galleggiante, a. swimming 
 Gallerfa, /. a gallery 
 Galletto, to. a young cock 
 Gallicinio, rn. cock-crowing time 
 
 of xhe night 
 Gallina,/. a hen 
 Gallinaccia, /. a useless hen 
 Gallinaccio, a. of a hen 
 Gallinaccio, m. a kind of mush 
 
 room ; a turkey-cock 
 Gallinaio, to. a poulterer 
 Gallinella, /. a chicken . 
 Gallo, to. a cock ; gallo d'I'ndia, 
 
 turkey 
 Gallonato, a. adorned with lace 
 Gal lone, to. galloon, lace 
 Galloria, /. transport of joy ; fa 
 
 galloria, to make a holyday 
 Gallozza, and Gallozzola, /. 
 
 nut-grt.ll ; bubbles formed by rain 
 
 in water 
 Galluzzare, to be merry, to laugh 
 Galoppare, to gallop 
 Galoppatore, to. a galloper 
 Galoppo, m. a gallop 
 Galuppo, m. a poor object 
 Gamba, /. leg ; dolersi di gamba 
 
 sana, to complain without rea 
 
 son ; darla a gambe, to run away 
 Gambale, to. a stem of flowers 
 Gambaruolo, and Gamberuolo, m. 
 
 see Gambiera 
 Gambata, /. a gambol, a kick 
 Gamberaccia, /; a sore leg 
 Gambero, m. craw-fish ; far come 
 
 il gambero, to go backwards 
 Gambetta, /. a wooden leg 
 Gambettare, to play with one's 
 
 legs 
 Gambetto, to. a trip up ; dare il 
 
 gambetto ad uno, to trip one up 
 Gambiera, /. armour for the legs 
 Gambo, to, stem, stalk 
 Gambuccia,/. a small leg 
 Gambuto, a. high-stalked 
 Gana, /. fare di gana, to do wil- 
 lingly, with a good heart 
 Ganascia,/. the jaw 
 Ganclo, to. a hook 
 
CAR 
 
 Gangherare, to set on hinges 
 
 >, m, a hinge, pivot ; dAre 
 ne' pnghfTi, to take heed ; uscir 
 . t-ri, to blunder 
 
 Gin. /. strife, contention; fare a 
 
 gara. to be rivals 
 Garabullare, to cheat 
 Garbare, to smile upon, please; to 
 
 have a genteel air 
 Garbauniente, ad. gracefully 
 Garbatezza,/. gracefulness 
 Garb.ito, a. polite : uu uomo gar- 
 !i»an of address 
 . irarb, carriage ; con bel 
 . civilly 
 - >, m. 'tumult ; confusion; 
 mettere in garbuglio, to put in 
 disorder 
 Gareggiamento, m. see Gara 
 nte, a. striving 
 re, to contend ; gareggia- 
 re nello studio, to study with 
 emulation 
 Garegsiatore. m. a rival 
 
 litigious person 
 . •-;. the thigh, the ham 
 re, to murmur 
 a.f. a paddling. dabbling 
 Gargantigtia,/. a necklace 
 
 . gargle 
 Gargarizzare, to 
 Gargozza, /. and Gargozzule, m. 
 
 windpipe, throat 
 Gariandro, m. a sort of precious 
 
 stone 
 Garibo, m. dance, ball 
 Garofanare, to spice 
 Garofanato, part, spiced 
 Garofano, m. clove, gillyflower 
 Garontolare, to beat with one's 
 
 fists 
 Garosello, and Garoso, a. litigious, 
 
 quarrelsome, stubborn 
 Garpa,/. spavins 
 Garrevole, a. scolding 
 Garrimento, and Garrito, m. a 
 
 chiding 
 Garrfre, to chide, blame, scold, to 
 
 chirp, warble, sing, chatter 
 Garrlto, in. warbling 
 Garritore, in. a -molding man 
 Garrulaxe, to pni'e [railing 
 
 Garrulita. /. babblin?, chattering, 
 G'tn-uln. a', prattling, chattering 
 a jay, a sort of magpie 
 il lad 
 Garzoncello. and Garzoncino, m. 
 
 a youn? lad 
 Garzrine. in. a lx>y, a lad, servant 
 
 Garzonile, a. boyish, childish 
 
 GEL 
 
 Garzonotto, in. a young man 
 
 Garzuolo, hi. the" heart of herbs, 
 &c. cabbage, lettuce, &c. ; a sort 
 of hemp-seed 
 
 Gastigagione,/. and Gastigamento, 
 in. punishment, chastisement ; 
 education 
 
 Gastigante, a. chastising 
 
 .to chastise, to teach 
 ire, m. punisher, censor 
 
 Gasttgo, in. Gasti^ahira, and Ga- 
 stisazione,/. chastisement 
 
 Gattaiuola, /. a cat's hole 
 
 Gatio, m. and Gatta,/. a he-cat, a 
 she-cat ; a warlike engine ; ven- 
 der la gAtta in sAcco, to sell a 
 pi? in a poke ; far la gatta mor- 
 ta, to dissemble ; voler la gatta, 
 to be in earnest ; chiamar la 
 gatta, to speak plaia 
 
 GaUiuo, m. a kitten 
 
 Gattomammone, ;??. a kind of ape 
 
 Gattone, m. a large rat; fare il 
 gattone, to connive at 
 
 Gattozibitto, 77i. a civet cat 
 
 G.\udentemente, cd. joyfully 
 . .... joy, mirth 
 
 Gaudioso, a', joyful, glad 
 
 Gavazza,/. Ga vazzo, and Gavazza- 
 mento, m. shout for joy 
 
 Gavayzare, 'o rejoice much 
 
 Gavazziere, '.n. he that rejoices 
 with much noise 
 
 Gaveggiare, to regard 
 
 Gavezgino, in. a fop 
 
 Gavi'tta, /. a bunch of music 
 strings [throat 
 
 Gavicrne, /. pL kernels id the 
 
 Gavillare, sec Cavillare, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Gavine,/. pi. the king's evil 
 
 Gavocciolo, m. a bile, a tumour 
 
 Gavonchio, m. a sort cf eel 
 
 Gavotta,/. a sort of fish 
 
 Gazofilacio. m. treasury 
 
 Gazza, and Gazzera, "f. a jay, a 
 marpie 
 
 Gazzet'a, /. gazette [noise 
 
 Gazzurro, m. noise, thundering 
 
 Gelamento, m. and Gelata, /. 
 frost 
 
 Gelare, to freeze, to be fr zen with 
 cold ; gela, it freezes 
 
 Gelatamente, ad. coldly, chilly, 
 fearfully 
 
 Gelatin.i, and Geleria, /. jelly 
 
 Gel.'i to. and Gelido, a. frozen, ter- 
 rified 
 
 Geldra, /. rabble, mob of people i 
 
 Gelicidio, rn. frosty wea'her 
 
 G< lidezza, /. cooling, freshness 
 
 Gelo, m. ice, fros', cold 
 143 
 
 GEN 
 
 GelosAccio, a. very jealous 
 
 Gelosamente, ad. jealously 
 
 Gelosia, /. jealousy ; a lattice, Qt 
 grate 
 
 Geloso. a. jealous ; negozio geloao, 
 a nice point 
 
 Gelsa,/. a mulberry 
 
 Gelso, m. a mulberry-tree 
 
 Gelsomino, m. a jasmine, or jessa- 
 mine 
 
 Gemelli, m. pi. the celestial sign 
 Gemini 
 
 Gemello, m. a twin 
 
 Gemente, a. groaning 
 
 Gemere, ana Gemire, to groan , 
 to drop, trickle 
 
 Germnare, to double 
 
 Geminato, a. doubled 
 
 Geminazione, /. doubling, redu- 
 plication 
 
 Gemino, a. double 
 
 Gemito, m. groan, lamenting, 
 complaint; spring, dropping of 
 water 
 
 Gemma,/, a jewel, a bud 
 
 Gemmare, to bud, to shoot 
 
 Gemmato, part, covered lritb 
 gems 
 
 Genealospa, /. genealogy 
 
 Generabile, a. begotten 
 
 Generabilita, /. the power of ev 
 gendering 
 
 Generalato, m. generalship 
 
 Genera le, a. general 
 
 Generate, rn, a general 
 
 Generalissimo, m. and a. the su- 
 preme commander, very gene- 
 ral, common 
 
 Generalita./. generality 
 
 Generalmente, ad. generally ; gen- 
 eralmente parlando, commonly 
 speaking 
 
 Generante, a. begetting 
 
 Generare, to beget, bring forth 
 
 Generative, a. generative 
 
 Generato, part, begotten 
 
 Generatore, m. progenitor, father 
 
 Generazione, f. and Generamento, 
 rn. generation, progeny 
 
 Genere, 777. genus, species, sort, 
 way, manner ; gender ; un ge- 
 nere di vita, manner of life 
 
 Genericamente, ad. see General- 
 mente 
 
 Generico, a. generical, common 
 
 Genero, m. a son-in-law 
 
 Generosamente, ad. generously 
 
 Generosita,/. generosity 
 
 Generriso, a. generous, fruitful 
 
 Genesi, m. and f. Genesis (the 
 first book of Moses) 
 
 Gengia, and Gengiva, /. the gums 
 
GER 
 
 Gengi6vo, rru ginger 
 
 Geniale, a. agreeable j letto genia- 
 
 le, gtnial bed 
 Genio, m. genius ; a familiar 
 spirit; wit, talents, parts; au- 
 dare a genio, to please 
 Genitale, a. genital 
 Genitivo, m. the genitive case (in 
 
 grammar) 
 Genito, a. begotten 
 Genitore, rn. father 
 Genitrice, /. mother 
 Genitura, /. birth ; la prima geni- 
 tura, birthright ; semen, casting 
 one's nativity 
 Gennaio, m. January 
 Gentaceia, Gentaglia, /. and Gen- 
 tame, 7n. rabble, mob 
 Gente, /. nation, men, people, 
 crowd, kindred, family ; la gente 
 del re, the king's soldiers ; gente 
 a cavallo, horsemen ; buona 
 gente, good people ; di bassa 
 gente, of a mean extraction 
 Genterella, /. common people 
 Gentildonna, /. a gentlewoman 
 Gentile, and Genfildtto, a. genteel, 
 noble, nice ; gentili, gentiles, 
 pagans 
 Gentilesco, a. handsome, genteel 
 Gentilesimo, 771. heathenism 
 Gentilezza, /. gentility, courtesy, 
 
 kindness 
 Gentilire, to make noble 
 Gentilita, /. hea'henism, nobility 
 Gentilizio, a. common to a coun- 
 try, or family 
 Gentilmente, ad. courteously, rich- 
 ly, splendidly 
 Gentilotto, m. a nobleman 
 Gentiluomo, 771. a gentleman 
 Gentuccia, /. rabble, mob 
 Genuflessione, /. genuflexion 
 Genuflesso, a. kneeling 
 Genuflettere, to kneel 
 Genuino, a. natural, genuine 
 Genziana,/. gentian, felwort 
 Geografia,/. geography 
 Geografo, 771. geographer 
 Geomante, 771. geomancer 
 Geomanzia,/. a kind of divination 
 Gedmetra, m. geometrician 
 Geometria,/. geometry [ly 
 
 Geometrieamente, ad. geometrical- 
 Geometrico, a. geometrical 
 Georgica, /. agricultural poetry 
 Georgico, a. agricultural 
 Gerarca, m. a high-priest 
 Gerarchia, /. hierarchy, church 
 
 government, embarra sment 
 Gerarchico, a. of heaven, heaven- 
 ly 
 
 GHI 
 
 Gergo, and Gergone, m. slang, 
 
 cant 
 Gerla, /. a dorser 
 Germana, /. sister 
 Germanico, a. German [man 
 
 Germano, m. brother, cousin-ger- 
 Germano, a. right, proper, true 
 Germe, 777. a bud, a shoot 
 Germinare, to bud, shoot 
 Germinare, m. a budding', shoot- 
 ing forth 
 Germinativo, a. fit to engender 
 Germogl iamento, m. a budding, a 
 
 bud, or sprout 
 Germogliante, a. budding 
 Germogl iare, to bud, blossom 
 Germogl io, m. shoot, bud, blossom 
 Geroglificare, to make hieroglyph- 
 ics 
 Geroglifico, 771. hieroglyphic 
 Geroglifico, a. hieroglyphical, ob- 
 scure 
 Gerretiera, f. order of the garter 
 Gersa, /, a sort of paint 
 Gerundio, 777. a gerund (in gram- 
 mar) 
 Gessfito, and Gessoso, a. chalky 
 Gesso, 777. chalk, plaster 
 Gesta, /. pi. acts, exploits 
 Gesteggiare, and Gestire, to use too 
 
 much gesture 
 Gesto, 777. action, gesture, exploit 
 Gesuita, m. a Jesuit 
 Gettare, to throw, shoot, hurt; 
 gettar sospiri, to fetch sighs ; 
 gettar via, to throw away; get- 
 tar motto, to mention ; gettare, 
 to bud, bloom ; gettar la sorte, 
 to cast lots; gettar a male, to 
 consume ; gettar il tempo, to 
 spend time ; gettare, to cast in a 
 mould ; gettarsi ad una cosa, to 
 apply one's self to a thing 
 Gettata, /. a cast, a throw 
 Gettato, a. thrown, cast, melted 
 Gettatore, 777. caster, founder 
 Getto, 777. throw, cast ; cannone di 
 getto, a brass cannon ; ad un 
 getto di pietra, at a stone's throw 
 Gheppio, m. kestrel ; far gheppio, 
 
 to die 
 Gherbino, rn. the south-West wind 
 Gherminella,/. juggling tricks 
 Ghermire, to snatch, seize 
 Ghermito, part, snatched, seized 
 Gherofano, rn. a gillyflower, or 
 
 clove, pink 
 Gherone, rn. a piece, gusset 
 Ghitto, m. an abode for Jews 
 Ghezzo, 777. a moor, a negro 
 Ghiacciua,/. an ice-house 
 Ghiacciare, to freeze 
 144 
 
 GHI 
 
 Ghiacciato, a. frozen 
 
 Ghiaccio, m. ice 
 
 Ghiaccioso, a. of ice 
 
 Ghiacciuolo, m. icicle 
 
 Ghiacinto, 777. a stone so called 
 
 Ghiado, rn. extreme cold ; a gbi& 
 do, with a sword-cut 
 
 Ghiaggiuolo, m. corn-flower 
 sword-grass 
 
 Ghiaia,/. gravel 
 
 Ghiaiata,/. a gravel place 
 
 Ghiaioso, a. sandy, gravelly 
 
 Ghianda, /. the acorn 
 
 Ghiandaia, /. a jackdaw 
 
 Ghiandifero, a. bearing acorns 
 
 Ghiandola, /. kernel in the flesh, 
 glanders 
 
 Ghiandnccia, and Ghianduzza, / 
 a small acorn; tumour, swell- 
 ing 
 
 Ghiara,/. gravel 
 
 Ghiarabaldana, and GhierabalcU*- 
 na,/. trifles, nonsense 
 
 Ghiattire, to yelp 
 
 Ghiazzerino, rn. a coat of mail, 
 sort of cuirass 
 
 Ghiazzeruola,/. a cock-boat 
 
 Ghiera, /. a ring, an arrow 
 
 Ghignantemente, ad. in smiling 
 
 Ghignare, to smile, simper 
 
 Ghignata, /. laughter in derision 
 
 Ghignatore, 771. a grinner 
 
 Ghignazzare, to laugh, grin 
 
 Ghignettino, and Ghignetto, m. a 
 smile, simper 
 
 Ghigno, rn. a smile 
 
 Ghinea,/. guinea 
 
 Ghiotta, /. a dripping-pan 
 
 Ghiottamente, ad. greedily 
 
 G iotterellino, and Ghiotterello, 
 a. dainty, nice 
 
 Ghiotto, 777. a glutton 
 
 Ghiotto, a. greedy, desirous 
 
 Ghiottone, tti. a glutton 
 
 Ghiottoneria, and Ghiottornia, /. 
 gluttony, daintiness, waggishness, 
 knavery 
 
 Ghiova, /. clod, turf of earth 
 
 Ghiozzo, m. a bit, morsel, a block- 
 head ; a gudgeon (a fish) 
 
 Ghiribizzare, to devise, forge, ro- 
 mance 
 
 Ghiribizzat6re, tti. a fantastical, 
 whimsical fellow 
 
 Ghiribizzo, tti. a device, invention 
 
 Ghiribizzoso, a. fantastic 
 
 Ghirigoro, ra. a dash, a stroke of 
 a pen 
 
 GKrlanda,/. garland 
 
 Ghiilandare, to crown 
 
 Ghiro, tti. a dormouse 
 
 Ghironda,/. a musical instrument 
 
GIA 
 
 Gia. ad. formerly, already : gia la 
 •era. r vennta. it is aires! 
 
 Giacche, conj. since 
 
 Giacchera, /. a play, a roguish 
 trick 
 
 Giacrhio, m. a sweep-net, tram- 
 mel ; gittare il gi.iechio tondo, 
 to 6pare no person ; giitire il 
 giacchio sul.a siepe, to do a 
 prejudice 
 
 Giaccio, in. ice 
 
 Giacente, a, lying, situated, seated 
 low 
 
 Giacere, to be indisposed, to lie 
 diwn, to be situated ; Londra 
 
 E'ace alia ripa del Tamigi. 
 sndon is situated on the 
 Thames 
 Giacere, in. a hare's form, lodging 
 Giacimento, nu a lying down 
 Giacin'o, m. a hyacinth 
 Giacitoio. m. bed, or lodging 
 Giacitura,/. posture in lying, or- 
 der, or arrangement of words 
 Giaciuto. part, lain 
 Giaco, m. coat of mail 
 Giallamlna, and Giallomina, /. 
 
 lapis calami naris 
 Gialle«iinte. a. yellowish 
 Gialleggiare. to crow yellow 
 Gialletto. and Gialliccio, a, yel- 
 lowish 
 Giallezza, /. paleness 
 GiaJlo, a. yellow, pale 
 Giall6gno. and Giallognolo, a. 
 
 yellow, pale 
 GiaJlosintn, m. a light yellow 
 Gialloso, m. a sort of worm 
 Giallore, and Giallume, m. yel- 
 lowness 
 Giambare, to jest, jeer 
 Giambo. m. iambic verse 
 Giammai. ad. never, ever 
 Giammengola. /. a small matter, or 
 
 thing 
 Giannetta. /. a sort of arms, stick 
 GianneUario, m. a soldier armed 
 
 with a pike 
 Giannettata,/. a blow with a pike 
 Giannettina./. half pike 
 Gianne'to, in. a Spanish horse 
 Gianntzzftro, m. a janizary 
 Giara,/. a flagon 
 Giarda, /. mockerv, trick 
 GiardinAio. and Giardiniere, m. a 
 gardener [garden 
 
 Giardino, and Giardinetto, m, a 
 Giargnne, m. a stone so called 
 Gi.'TT'i. m. ajar 
 GiattAnzia, f. brag 
 
 •house 
 Giavellotto, m. a javelin 
 10 
 
 GIO 
 
 I Gfbbo, t?u a hump 
 
 j Gibboso, and Gibbuto, a. hunch- 
 
 1 acta 1 
 , Giberna, f. a scrip 
 ; Gielo, m. ice, frost, cold 
 ■ a jig 
 Gigante, m. a giant 
 
 - unenle, ad. giant-like 
 Gigantesco, and Giganteo, a. gi- 
 gantic [money) 
 Gigliato, t?i. Florentine (piece of 
 Gigliato, a. strewed with lilies 
 
 i. a lily garden 
 Giglietto, m. a small lilv, fringe 
 Gigiio, m. a lily 
 Giuepra./. the "juniper-berry 
 Ginepraio, and Ginepreto, m. a 
 
 place where juniper grows 
 Ginepro, nu a juniper-tree 
 Ginestra,/. broom 
 Ginestreto, m. a place where 
 
 broom grows 
 Gingia,/. the gums 
 Gingillare, to be fantastic 
 Gingillo, r.i. a subtle but fantastic 
 
 invention 
 Ginnisio, m. academy 
 Ginnastico, a. belonging to exer- 
 cise 
 Ginnettc, m. a Spanish horse 
 Ginnico, a. of a wrestler, of wres- 
 tling 
 Ginocchiello, m. a hog's foot, or 
 
 knee-piece 
 Ginocchietto, m. a small knee 
 Ginocchio, m. a knee 
 Ginocchione. ad. kneelingly 
 Giocare, to play 
 Giochetto, m. a petty game 
 Giochevole, a. merry, jocose 
 Giochevolmente, ad. merrily 
 Gioco, m. see Giuoco 
 Gioeoforza, /. necessity, force 
 Giocolare, a. jocular, merry 
 Giocolare, to juggle, or play leger- 
 demain 
 Giocolarmsnte, ad. merrily 
 Giocolat6re, m. a juggler 
 Giocolo, in. game, sport 
 Giocondamente, ad. joyfully 
 Giocondare, to rejoice 
 Giocondnto. a. contented, joyfr.l 
 Giocondevole, a. joyful, agreeable 
 Giocondezza, and Giocoudita, /. 
 
 mirth, jollity 
 Giocondo. n. merry, gay 
 Giocosamente, ad. 'merrily 
 Giocoso, a. gamesome, sportful 
 Giogaia, /. the dewlap of an ox ; 
 rid re of hills [darnel 
 
 .a. mixed with tares, or 
 Gioglio, m. darnel 
 145 
 
 GIO 
 
 . i j ke, -livery, bon* 
 dage; top of a mountain 
 Giogoso, a. moumainous 
 Gioia,/. jewel, joy. mirth 
 Gioi date, a. cheerful 
 Gioiellato, a. set with jewels 
 Gioielliere, m. a jeweller 
 Gioiello, m. a jewel 
 Gioiosamente, ad. joyfully 
 Gioioso, a. merry, cheerful 
 Gioire, to rejoice, to cheer, enjoy 
 Giomedla,/. measure of two hands' 
 
 full 
 Ghrgeria,/. valour, courage 
 Giornale, in. journal, diary 
 Giornale, and Giornaliero, a. 
 
 daily 
 Giornalmente, ad. daily 
 Giornata, /. a day ; a day's march ; 
 a day's work; a grin giornate, 
 with speed. Alia giornata, ad. 
 daily, now-a-days 
 Giorno, rn. day, "day-light ; buon 
 giorao, good morrow ; 1' aspetto 
 di giorno in giorno, I expect 
 him every day [combat 
 
 Giostra, /. justing, tilting, fight, 
 Giostrante, m. a juster, tilter 
 Giostrare, to just 
 Giostratore, m. a juster 
 Giovamento, m. good, benefit 
 Giovanaccio, m. an unexperienced 
 youth [young people 
 
 Giovanaglia, /. youth, quantity of 
 Giovane, m. andf. a young person 
 Giovane, a. young, tender 
 Giovant^sco, a. of a young man, 
 
 childish 
 Giovanetto, a. very young 
 Giovanezza,/. youth 
 Giovanile, a. youthful 
 Giovanilmente, ad. youthfully 
 Giovanotto, m. a fine young man 
 Giovare, to help, aid, profit, please, 
 or delight ; il vino non mi gi6va, 
 wine does me no good ; a che 
 giova ? to what purpose ? 
 Giovatfvo, a. pmfitable, useful 
 Giovatore, m. an aider, helper 
 Giove, rn. Jupiter 
 Giovedl, m. Thursday 
 Giovenca, /. a heifer 
 Giovtnco, m. a bullock, steer 
 Giovenile, a. juvenile 
 Gioven f ii,/. youth 
 Giovereccio, a. agreeable, clean 
 Giovevole, a. useful, profitable, 
 
 available 
 Giovevotezza, /. profit, utility 
 Giovevolmente. ad. usefully 
 Giovi'de, a. jovial, pleasant 
 Gi6vine,'m. and a. tee Giovane 
 
GIU 
 
 Giovinino, a. of a young man 
 
 Giralfa, /. a beast like a camel 
 and panther 
 
 Giramento, m. a turning round, 
 winding, wheeling 
 
 Girandola,/. a sort of chandelier ; 
 evasion, excuse, a wheel fire- 
 work 
 
 Girandolare, to feign, devise, 
 imagine 
 
 Girare, to turn, wind, rove, en- 
 compass ; qucsfo luogo gira tre 
 niiglia, this place is three miles 
 about ; girare i danari, to as- 
 sign money ; far girar il cervello 
 ad uno, to make one mad ; in un 
 girar di ciglia, in an instant 
 
 Girasole, m. sunflower 
 
 Giraia, /. turn, way, compass; far 
 una girata, to take a walk 
 
 Girativo, a. circular, orbicular 
 
 Giravolta, /. a turning and wind- 
 ing ; dare una giravolta, to take 
 a little turn 
 
 Girazicne, /. a turning round, vi- 
 cissitude " 
 
 Gire, to go 
 
 Girella,/. a small wheel, weather- 
 cock, pulley, turnstile ; dar nelle 
 girelle, to grow mad 
 
 Girellaio, m. a maker of pulleys ; 
 an inconstant person 
 
 Girello, m. a circle, weathercock 
 
 Girevole, a. light, fickle, winding 
 
 Girfalco, m. a gerfalcon (a hawk) 
 
 Giro, m. a turn, tour. In giro, ad. 
 by turns. Per giro, ad. round 
 about 
 
 Girone, m. a great circle, or cir- 
 cuit, a whirlwind 
 
 Girovago, a. wandering 
 
 Gita,/. going, walking 
 
 Gito, part, gone 
 
 Gittare, to throw, cast 
 
 Gittata, /. a cast, throw 
 
 Gittato, a. thrown, ruined 
 
 Gittatore, m. a darter, a thrower 
 
 GHto, arid Gittamento, m. a throw, 
 loss, damage. A gitto, ad. ex- 
 actly, to a nicety 
 
 Giii, ad. down, below, beneath ; 
 giu per le scale, down stairs 
 
 Giub'ia, f. a petticoat, a coat 
 
 Giubbercllo, and Giubbetto, m. a 
 little doublet 
 
 Giubbetto, m. the gallows 
 
 Giubbil'ire, see Giubilare 
 
 Giubbileo, m. a jubilee 
 
 Giubbilo, in. joy 
 
 Giubbone, m. a doublet,undercoat ; 
 correre in giubbone, to run very 
 fast 
 
 GIU 
 
 Giubilare, to rejoice 
 
 Giubilatore, m. one leaping for joy 
 
 Giubilazione, /. and Gitibilo, m. 
 
 rejoicing 
 Giucare, see Giuocare, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Giudaico, a. Jewish 
 
 Giudaismo, m. Judaism 
 
 Giudaizzare, to imitate the Jews 
 
 Giudeesco, a. Judaic, of the Jews 
 
 Giudeo, m. and Giudea, f. a Jew, 
 Jewess 
 
 Giudeo, a. Judaical, of the Jews, 
 obstinate, unbelieving 
 
 Giudicamento, m. judgment, opin 
 ion 
 
 Giudicante, a. judging 
 
 Giudicare, to julge 
 
 Giudicativo, and Giudicatdrio, a. 
 judicial 
 
 Giudicato, m. jurisdiction, office 
 of a judge, judgment, sentence 
 
 Giudicato, part, judged ; giudicato 
 nel letto, given over by the phy- 
 sicians 
 
 Giudicatore, m. a judge 
 
 Giudicatura,/. judicature 
 
 Giudicazione, /. judgment 
 
 Giudice, m. judge 
 
 Giudichevolmente, ad. justly 
 
 Giudiciale, Giudizi'ile, ana Giu- 
 diciario, a. judicial 
 
 Giudicialmente, ad. judicially 
 
 Giudicio, and Giudizio, m. court 
 of justice, judgment, sentence, 
 decree, reason, understanding, 
 opinion 
 
 Giudiciosamdnte, and Giudiziosa- 
 mente, ad. judiciously 
 
 Giudicioso, and Giudizi6so, a. ju- 
 dicious 
 
 Giugero, m. an acre of land 
 
 Giuggiola, /. the fruit of the jujub 
 
 Giuggiolino, a. sort of muddy red 
 colour,- sirup of jujub 
 
 Giuggiolo, m. a jujub-tree 
 
 Giugnere, to arrive, join, reach, 
 catch 
 
 Giugnimento, m. union 
 
 Giugno, m. month of June 
 
 Giuladro, m. a buffoon 
 
 Giulebbe, and Giulebbo, m. julap 
 
 Giulivamente, ad. joyfully 
 
 Giulivetto, a. joyful 
 
 Giuiivita, /. gayety, mirth 
 
 Giulivo, a. merry, gay 
 
 Giullare, m. buffoon 
 
 Giulleria,/. buffoonery 
 
 Giumella,/. two handfuls 
 
 Giurn;';i)fa, /. a breeding mare 
 
 Giumentiere, m. a driver 
 
 Giumento, m. a 1 ibouring beast 
 146 
 
 GIU 
 
 Giuncaia, /. and Giunchetp, n%* 
 
 a place full of rushes 
 Giuneare, to strew flowers 
 Giuncata,/. cream cheese 
 Giuncato, a. covered with rushes 
 Giunchiglia,/. jonquille 
 Giiinco, m. rush, bulrush 
 Giuncoso, a. full of rushes 
 Giungere, see Giugnere 
 Giunta, /. arrival, addition, in* 
 crease,overplus. A prima giunta, 
 ad. immediately 
 
 Giuntare, to join, to deceive 
 
 Giuntatore, m. a cheat, deceiver 
 
 Giunteria, /. fraud, deceit 
 
 Giunto, part, arrived, joined, de* 
 ceived ; a die son giunto ? what 
 am I come to ? a man giuntej 
 joined hands 
 
 Giuntura, /. joint, seam 
 
 Giuocacchiare, to play for trifles 
 
 Giuocare, to sport, to "play 
 
 Giuocatore, m. a gamester 
 
 Giuoco, rri. game, play, sport J 
 voglio vedere a che e '1 giuoco 
 I will see the end of this bus- 
 iness [sity 
 
 Giuocofdrza, /. unavoidable neces* 
 
 Giuocolare, to play, toy 
 
 Giuocolatore, ni. a toyer, wanton 
 
 Giuramento, m. an oath 
 
 Giurantemente, ad. with an oath 
 
 Giurare, to swear 
 
 Giuratamente, ad. upon oath 
 
 Giurato, part, sworn ; fratelli giu* 
 rati, sworn brothers 
 
 Giuratore, m. a swearer 
 
 Giuratorio, a. swearing ; or to be 
 sworn (law term) 
 
 Giura, m. law, jurisprudence 
 
 Giureconsulto, m. a lawyer 
 
 Giuridicamente, ad. legally 
 
 Giuridico, a. lawful 
 
 Giuridizionale, a. belonging to a 
 judge, or judgment 
 
 Giuridizione,/. jurisdiction 
 
 Giurisperito, and Giurisprudente, 
 m. a lawyer, jurist 
 
 Giurisprudenza, /. science of law 
 
 Giurista, m. a lawyer 
 
 Giusarma,/. a sort of hatchet used 
 among the ancients 
 
 Giuso, ad. down, below 
 
 Giusta, prep, according to 
 
 Giustamente, ad. justly, agreeably 
 
 Giustezza, /. exactness, justice 
 
 Giustificante, a. justifying 
 
 Giustificare, to justify; giushficaiw 
 si, to clear one's self 
 
 Giusfificatamente, ad. justly, justi 
 fiably 
 
 Giustificativo, a. justifiable 
 
GOB 
 
 GiustificAto, part, justified 
 GiastificatOre, nu ajustifier 
 
 i/ione, /. justification 
 Glusttzia, /. justice ; chianur in 
 -. to sue at law 
 ire, to execute malefac- 
 tors, to torment, vex 
 Giustiziere, nu au executioner 
 
 :.just. rizht ; questo Abito 
 e troppo giusto, this coat is too 
 tkht 
 
 • i. an honest man ; justice 
 Giusto. ad. justly, precisely 
 Giuvenca,/. a heifer 
 
 a young plant, or slip 
 Glaci ile. a." of ice 
 Glalia^ore, nu gladiator, sword 
 
 player 
 Gladio. m. a sword 
 Glandula./. kernel, eland 
 Glanduloso, a. slaudulous 
 Gttnco, a. azure 
 
 ■'. glebe, clod of earth 
 
 Gli. art. the : gli Boolari, the 
 
 scholars ; di. pron. to him ; gli 
 
 dis*i, I told him j gli parlai, I 
 
 spoke to him 
 
 Glotv-v. nu a globe 
 
 ular 
 Gloria, f. glory, honour : aspettAre 
 a gloria, to wait with impa- 
 tience 
 
 -, a. boasting 
 Glori >re. to praise, extol, to boast, 
 praise one's self 
 
 . a. glorious ; and Glo- 
 rioso, famous 
 Gloriazione. /. os'en'ation 
 Glorificare. see Gloria re 
 Glorifica'ore. m. elorifier 
 Glorificazione./. glorification 
 
 ad. gloriously, 
 w'rh honour 
 Gk>rio-o. a. glorious, vain 
 Glosa,/. oonum 
 
 . to comment, expound 
 
 ; art. crmnirn'ed upon 
 re, m. commentator 
 
 . f. slue 
 
 .'inous 
 
 ca-ite 
 
 ' I 
 
 nu dunce, blockhead, a 
 dumpline [dial 
 
 , m. a rnomon of the sun- 
 r \nt 
 '. hump 
 . a. humped 
 
 GON 
 
 Go'obo, m. a hump, a hump-badr- 
 eu ; a Spanish this'Ie 
 
 Gobbo, a. bunch-1 
 
 Goccia, and Gocciola, /. a drop, a 
 crack in the wall, where the 
 water enters [by drops 
 
 Gocciare, and Gocciokire, to fall 
 
 Gocciolamento, m. a dropping 
 
 Crocciol.'mte, a. dropping 
 
 Gocciolato.^iarf. dropped, speckled 
 
 Gocciolatoio. m. gutter, drain 
 
 Gocciolino, /. a small drop 
 
 Gocciolo, in. a drop, a bit 
 
 Gocciolone, in. a dunce, a block- 
 head 
 
 Goccioloso, a. dropping 
 
 Godente, a. rejoicing; m. order 
 of knighthood 
 
 GodJre, "to enjoy, rejoice ; del pre- 
 sente mi godo, e meglio aspeUo, 
 I enjoy what I have, and hope 
 for better times 
 
 Godereccio, a. agreeable 
 
 Godevole, a. pleasant 
 
 Godimento, m. enjoying 
 
 Goditore, m. a luxurious person 
 
 Goduto, part, enjoyed 
 
 Goffas^ine, Gofi'eria, and Goffe'zza, 
 /. dulness 
 
 Goffamente, ad. foolishly 
 
 Gotib, a. foolish, stupid 
 
 Gbgna, /. an iron collar, string, 
 net. embarrassment 
 
 Gogna, m. a villain 
 
 Gola, /. the throat; lust, passion, 
 mouth 
 
 Goleegiare, to wish 
 
 Goletta,/. a H-or?e f , a stock 
 
 Gblfo, in. a zulf. a bay ; and.'ire a 
 golfo lanciato, to sail straight to 
 a place 
 
 GoHsamente. ad. greedily 
 ./. gluttony 
 
 Golos-\, a. ravenous 
 
 Golpato, n. bad, spoiled 
 
 Golpe, /. a fox, rust which falls 
 upon corn 
 
 Golpone, m. a large fox, a saga- 
 cious craf'y man 
 
 Gombito. nu elbow, a cubit 
 . a cable 
 .. f. blow wi'h the elbow 
 
 Gomito. m. elbow, cubit. anxle 
 
 Gomftolo, m a ball of thread 
 
 Gomi'onc, ad. s'ar gomitone, to 
 lean upon the elbows 
 
 Gomma, f. sum. a son of disorder 
 
 Gommar'ibica. /. <rum-arabic 
 
 Gommifero, a. producing gum 
 ! rnmy 
 
 Gondola, /. a Venetian boat, a 
 gondola 
 
 147 
 
 GOV 
 
 Gondoliere, m. a waterman 
 Gonfalnne, in. a banner 
 Gonfalonier'itieo, in. the dignity 
 
 of an ensign 
 Gonfaloniere, in. ensign 
 Gonfia, nu a glass-maker, glass- 
 
 blower 
 Gonfiagione,/. a swelling 
 Gonfiamento, nu pride, tumour 
 Gonfianiigoli, a. boasting 
 Gonfiare, to swell, to puff up, to 
 
 behave proudly 
 Gonfiato, part, swelled ; gonfiato 
 
 di superbia, conceited 
 Gonfiatoio, m. an instrument to 
 
 fill a balloon, a cannon 
 Gonfiatore, r.i. a sweller, boaster 
 Gonfiatiira, Gonfiezza, /. and 
 
 Gonfio, m. swelling, tumour 
 Gonfio, a. puffed up, vain, 
 
 proud ; parole gpnfie, boasting, 
 
 swelling words 
 Gonfiotto, m. a bladder 
 Gongola, /. sore throat, swelling 
 
 in the glands 
 Gongolare, to leap for joy 
 Gonna, and Gonnella, /. gown, 
 
 petticoat 
 Gonzo, a- stupid 
 
 Gora,/. a canal, aqueduct, conduit 
 Gbrbia, /. a ferrule ; the point of 
 
 an arrow 
 Gorxa. and Gorjia, f. throat; 
 
 tin'ir di gorgia, to quaver 
 Gorgheggiare, to quaver 
 
 riattbre, m. a warbler 
 Gorghe'tto, m. a current of water 
 Gorxi-'ra,/. a neck-piece, ruff 
 Gorgi6ne, m. a drunkard 
 Gbrgo, Mi. a depth of water, a 
 
 whirlpool 
 Gorsoxliamento, m. a gargling 
 Gor?o2li'inte, a. that grumbles in 
 
 the bowels [rattle 
 
 Gorgo^li.nre, to eargle, bubble, boil, 
 Gorgoglt&to, a. gnawed by weevil^ 
 
 or mites 
 Gorsro-li'"), m. a warbling, purling 
 Gorgo;rlione, 777. a weevil, mite 
 Gorgozza, /. and Gorgozziile, vu 
 
 gullet, windpipe, throat 
 Go'a,/. cheek, side 
 GotAta,/ a slap, cuff, blow 
 Gotta. / ?ont 
 Gotto,'m. a zlass, a cup 
 Gottoso, a. gouty 
 Govern'ile, m. helm, rudder 
 Governamento, m. government, 
 
 conduct 
 Governfinte, a. jrovernin» 
 Governnre, to trovern, rule 
 GovernAto, part, governed 
 
GRA 
 
 GoVeniat6re, m. governor 
 
 Governatrice,/. governess 
 
 Goveraazione, /. government 
 
 Governime, m. dung 
 
 Governo, m. regimen, care, con- 
 duct, government ; helm ; senza 
 governo, at random ; far rnal 
 governo, to spoil a thing 
 
 Gozzaia, /. a wen 
 
 Gozzo, m. crop of a bird, a flask 
 
 Gozzoviglia, f. pleasure, mirth ; 
 far gozzovigl ia, to make merry 
 
 Gozzoviglk'ire, to be merry together 
 
 Gozzovigliata, /. mirth, good liv- 
 ing, revels 
 
 Gozzuto, a. wide-throated 
 
 Gracchia, /. a rook ; m. a babbler 
 
 Gracchiare, to croak, prate, gab- 
 ble; lascia gracchiar gli uomini, 
 let the world taik 
 
 Gracchiatore, and Gracchi6ne, m. 
 a prattler 
 
 Gracculo, m. a jackdaw, jay 
 
 Gracidare, to croak 
 
 Gracidatore, m. a babbler, chat- 
 terer 
 
 Graeile, a. small, thin 
 
 Gracilita, /. thinness 
 
 Gradare, to go step by step 
 
 Gradasso, m. a boaster 
 
 Gradatamente, ad. by degrees 
 
 Gradazione,/. gradation 
 
 Gradella, /. a grate, hurdle 
 
 Gradevole, a. grateful 
 
 Gradevolmente, ad. lovingly 
 
 Gradimento, m. favour, kindness 
 
 Gradino, m. steps 
 
 Gradire, to accept, approve, to 
 mount up [ure, approved 
 
 Gradito, part, accepted with pleas- 
 
 Grado, m. step, degree, dignity; 
 cio mi viene a grado, that 
 pleases me; mio mal grado, 
 against my will 
 
 GraduAle, a. gradual 
 
 Gradualmente, ad. graduaPy 
 
 Graduare, to distinguish by de- 
 grees, to confer degrees 
 
 Graduatamente, ad. gradually 
 
 Graduato, rn. a graduate 
 
 Graduazione,/. gradation 
 
 Graduire, to promote 
 
 Graffiamento, m. and Graffiatura, 
 /. a scratch 
 
 Graffnnte, a. scratching 
 
 Graffiare, to scratch 
 
 Grafflasanti, m. a hypocrite 
 
 Graffiato, part, scratched 
 
 Graffio, m. a honk 
 
 Gragnuola,/. hail, drizzling 
 
 Gramaglia,/. mourning 
 
 Gramare, to make unhappy 
 
 GRA 
 
 Gramatico, m. sec Grammatico 
 Gramezza,/. misery 
 Gramigna, and Gramignuola, /. 
 dog-grass [weeds 
 
 Gramignato,par£. overgrown with 
 Gramigno, m. a sort of olive-tree 
 Gramignoso, a. full of dog-grass 
 Grammatica, f. grammar 
 Grammaticale, a. grammatical 
 Grammaticalmente, ad. grammat- 
 ically 
 Grammatico, m. grammarian 
 Gramo, a. wretched, poor 
 Gramola, m. a brake (for flax) 
 Gramolare, to bruise flax 
 Gramolato, part, mashed 
 Grampa, /. the paw of a beast 
 Grana, /. grain, cochineal 
 Granaio, a. of corn, wheat 
 Granaio, m. granary 
 Granaiuolo, m. cornchandler 
 Granare, to grain 
 Granaro, a. of wheat 
 Granata, f. a broom, a granado 
 Granato, 'm. pomegranate 
 Granato, part, grained, vigorous 
 Granatuzza, /. a little broom 
 Granbestia, /. a certain beast, an 
 
 elk 
 Granchio, m. a lobster, crab, craw- 
 fish ; Cancer, one of the twelve 
 signs Of the zodiac ; pigliar il 
 granchio, to catch a Tartar ; to 
 be caught ; i granchi voglion 
 morder le balene, they give 
 themselves airs 
 Grancia,/. cancer in the mouth 
 Grancio, see Granchio 
 Granciporro, m. a sort of sea-crab ; 
 pigliare un granciporro, to mis- 
 take 
 Grancire, to snatch, to grub 
 Grancito, part, hooked in, snatched 
 Grandaccio, a. very great 
 Grande, m. a nobleman, lord 
 Grande, a. great, large, tall, high 
 Grandeggiare, to play the great 
 
 man 
 Grand emente, ad. greatly 
 Grandct'o, a. somewhat big, or tall 
 Grandezza, /. largeness 
 Grandicciunlo, and Grandicello, 
 
 a. pretty big 
 Grandigia, /. grandeur, greatness, 
 
 vanity 
 Grandin're, to hail 
 Grandinata, /. a hail-storm 
 Grandine,/. hail, calamity 
 Grand inoso, a. tempestuous 
 Grandioso, a. great, haughty 
 Grandire, to augment, to prefer 
 Grandito, part, auxmented 
 148' 
 
 GRA 
 
 Grandtica, m. a grand duke 
 
 Granducato, m. a grand dutchy 
 
 Granduchessa,/. a grand dutchesfl 
 
 Granello, m. grain, corn, berry 
 
 Granelloso, a. full of grains 
 
 Granfatto, ad. so much, certainly 
 
 Granfia, /. a paw 
 
 Granigione, and Granitura, /. 
 seeding, pounding seed 
 
 Granimento, m. becoming seed 
 
 Granire, to seed 
 
 Granito, part, grained 
 
 Granito, m. granite 
 
 Granitoso, a. granitic 
 
 Granmaestro, m. grand-master, a 
 learned man 
 
 Granmerce, ad. I give thanks 
 
 Grano, m. wheat, grain 
 
 Granoso, a. full of grain 
 
 Grappa, /. the stem of fruit 
 
 Grappare, to grapple, seize 
 
 Grappo, m. grappling 
 
 Grappolino, and Grappolo, m. a 
 small bunch of grapes, a cluster ; 
 nuovo grappolo, a blockhead 
 
 Grascia, /. provision ; a court of 
 justice ; a Roman edile 
 
 Grascino, m. a commissary of the 
 provisions 
 
 Grassamente, ad. with fatness 
 
 Grassatore, m. highwayman 
 
 Grassello, m. a little piece of fa* 1 
 a sort of very fine lime 
 
 Grassetto, a. somewhat fat 
 
 Grassezza, /. fa ; ness 
 
 Grasso, a. fat, fertile, fruitfm , 
 questo fu un patto grasso per voi, 
 this was a good bargain for you 
 
 Grasso, m. fat ; stare sul grasso, to 
 be in easy circumstances 
 
 Grassoccio, a. fat, in good con- 
 dition 
 
 Grassone, m. a very fat man 
 
 Grassotto, a. pretty fat 
 
 Grassume, m. fat things 
 
 Grata, /. a grate 
 
 Gra*amente, ad. gratefully 
 
 Gratella, and Graticola, /. grid- 
 iron, grate, hurdle 
 
 Graticcia, /. a bow-net, or weel 
 
 Grattccio, m. a hurdle, grate, lat- 
 tice-work 
 
 Gratificire, to gratify 
 
 Gratincazione,/'. gratuity ' 
 
 Gratis, ad. for nothing 
 
 Grati udine,/. gratitude 
 
 Grato, a. grateful, agreeable 
 
 Grato, m. will, desire, pleasure 
 
 Grato, ad. voluntarily 
 
 Grattacapo, m. itching of the head 
 
 Gratlamento, m. a scratching 
 
 Grattare, to scratch, claw , 
 
GRE 
 
 scrape; grattar gli orecchi, to 
 
 . part, scratched, rubbed 
 i scar 
 Gm'tu. 
 
 ,'iute 
 '. grated 
 i nente, ad. freely, for 
 nothing 
 
 -'tons 
 
 ingratulating 
 . to congratulate 
 
 r; itulation 
 .lation 
 . a. dull, heavy 
 
 irden 
 Grivuii nfo, m. weight heavi- 
 ness, duty, tax, affront, injustice 
 ighty 
 ggravate, trouble ; 
 mi jnivi niolio della vostra 
 dlsgrazia. I am very sorry for 
 
 part. ! a lea, injured 
 Gravazione, /. loading, gravity, 
 
 L heavy, majestic, grave, 
 serious, firm 
 Graveceuibalo, m. a harpsichord 
 lrrh 
 .'. grievously, seri- 
 
 -t. rather troublesome, 
 
 hard, difficult [^eiiiht 
 
 l, /. heaviness, disquiet, 
 
 Gm icembalo, and Gravicembolo, 
 
 in. harpsichord 
 Gravidezza, and Gravidanza, /. 
 pregnancy 
 
 :.' full, pregnant 
 Gravita, /. gravity, au'hority, ma- 
 v eight 
 
 ivitate 
 Gravn-amente, ad, grievously, se- 
 verely 
 
 a. heavy, ponderous, 
 anx 
 
 . agreeableness ; 
 . 
 mi dica di grtzia. pray tell me ; 
 ; le grazie, 
 : • aces 
 Gra fa tout 
 
 • led with kindness, 
 
 Graziosamente, ad. gracefully, for 
 
 nothing 
 G u /• gracefulness 
 
 I foible 
 
 I s.e,'ad, after the Grecian 
 
 GRI 
 
 •. Grecian; vento Greco, 
 
 north-east w bad [easi 
 
 ate, m. the' east, north- 
 
 Gregario, a. of the ilcck, common 
 
 . >i. flock, lien!, drove 
 
 . ii >ck, sheepfold 
 
 -. a. iaide, unpolished 
 
 l, f. a little flock 
 
 Grembiale, m. an apron 
 
 Grembiata,/. a lapful 
 
 Grembiale, m. a woman's apron, 
 
 a riding apron 
 Givmlx), ami Greniio, m. lap, 
 
 middle, womb 
 Gremire, to gripe, lay hold of 
 Gremlto. a. thick, locked, shut 
 . /. rack, stall, manner 
 . /.(. a precipice, a butt, a 
 bank ; a broken earthen pot 
 Greto, m. hank, a sandy ground 
 Greto, a. thick 
 
 Gretola, /. bar of a cage; way, 
 means, opportunity ; trovar la 
 i, to find the "opportunity 
 Gretoso, a. gravelly, sandy 
 Grettamente, ail. niggardly 
 Grettezza, and Grettitodine, /. 
 
 avarice, men: 
 Gretto, a. covetous, stingy 
 Grave, a. (in poetry.) heavy, 
 Weighty, grievous ' [ously 
 ire. ad. heavily, griev- 
 Gia-zzo, o. coar-e, clownish 
 Gricciolo, ?n. caprice, fancy 
 Gi iccione. m. a kind of water-fowl 
 Gri la./, edict, rumour, report 
 Gridare, to cry, scold, murmur (as 
 
 water) 
 Grid ita, /. c»y, reprimand 
 Gridatore, m. a common crier 
 Grido, m. cry, clamour 
 Grieve, a. heavy, dull, grave, se- 
 rious, majestic" ~ [ously 
 Grievemente, ad. heavily, griev- 
 Grifagno, a. ravenous 
 Grifire, to rub snout against snout 
 Grifo. m. snout, face of a man ; 
 deliberar tutti tre di trovir modo 
 d'ugnerai il grifo alle spese di 
 Calandrino, all three resolved 
 to find means to have a nice 
 dinner at the expense of Calan- 
 drino ; torcere il giifo, to grin 
 Grirlo, and Grifone. in. a griffin ; 
 dare un grifone ad uno, to give 
 a box on the ear 
 Grigio, a. gray, grizzle 
 Grillaia./. a barren place 
 Grillare, to simmer 
 Grilletto, m. trigger of a gun 
 Grillo. T7J. a cricket, grasshopper, 
 maggot, whim 
 
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 Grilloso, a. fantastical 
 GriUotaJpa,/. b 
 Grimaldello, m. a picklock 
 Grlmo, a. w rinkled 
 Grlnza,/. wrinkle 
 Grinzoso, a. wrinkled 
 Grisolito. in. chrysolite 
 
 Griaopazio, m. a sort of topaz 
 Grispignolo, m. sow-thistle 
 Gi omnia,/, tartar, mud 
 Gromm&to, a. full of tartar 
 Gronda, and Gronl.iia, /. gutter, 
 the eaves of a house, a sort of tile 
 
 Grondante, a. dr ipping 
 
 Groddare, to drop, to flow in 
 
 gutters 
 Groppa,/. crupper, rump ; port.lre 
 
 in groppa, to take up behind on 
 
 horseback 
 Groppiera, /. crupper 
 Groppo, in. knot, bunch, knob; 
 
 group ; solvere il groppo, to 
 
 clear a doubt 
 Groppone, m. crupper 
 Gropposo. a. knotty 
 Gitissa, /. a gross, twelve d ^zen ; 
 
 alia grossa, coarsely, grossly ; 
 
 grossa d'un flume, the swelling 
 
 of a river 
 Grossacciuolo, a. ill-built, ill-made 
 • ma,/, a sort of stuff 
 
 Grossaroente. ad, clownishly, se- 
 verely, rigidly, in a great quantity 
 ire, to be pompous 
 i,/. dulness 
 . ,;. rather large 
 
 Grossezza, /. anri Grossiime, m. 
 bigness, thickness, pregnancy 
 
 Grossiero, a. dull, stupid 
 
 Gros3o, 77i. the biggest part ; il 
 grosso delja gamba, the calf of a 
 lex; il grosso d'un esercito, the 
 body of an army; vendere in 
 grosso, to sell by wholesale ; 
 merc'inte in gr6sso, wholesale 
 merchant ; ve lo diro al grosso, 
 1 will tell it yon in general 
 
 Grosso, a. great, huge, coarse; il 
 dito grosso, the thumb; uomo 
 di gros-o ingegno, a stupid man 
 
 Grossolanamente, ad. clownishly, 
 coarsely 
 
 Grossolario, a. coarse, thick 
 
 Grotta, /. grotto, cave; a steep 
 place 
 
 Grottesca,/. grotesque work 
 
 Grotticella, f. a hollow, cavity 
 
 Grotto, m. a bitten (bird) 
 GrottOSO, a. like a grotto, hollow, 
 
 cavernous 
 Grovigliola. /. twisting, winding 
 Gni,/. the ciane, a bird 
 
GUA 
 
 Griiccia,/. a stick, crutch 
 Grufolare, to grunt, to grub 
 Grugnire, to grunt, to growl 
 Grugnito, 771. grunting of swine 
 Griigno, m. snout ; far il grugno, 
 
 to scowl [benumbed 
 
 Grullo, a. lulled asleep, drowsy, 
 Gruina,/. crust, tart 
 Grumato, ra. a sort of mushroom 
 Grumo, ra. clotted blood 
 Grumolo, rn. a cabbage lettuce, 
 
 the head of greens 
 Grumoso, part, clotted, thickened 
 Gruogo, m. saffron 
 Gruppetto, m. a knot, lump 
 Gruppo, ra. a group, knot 
 Gruzzo, and Gruzzolo, m. a heap, 
 
 quantity, a heap of money, a 
 
 hoard 
 Guadagnabile, a. to be attained 
 Guadagnare, to get, gain, deserve 
 Guadagnato, part, go i ten, gained 
 Guadagnatore, m. a gainer 
 Guadagno, and Guadagnamento, 
 
 rn. gain, profit ; mettersi a 
 
 guadagno, to prostitute one's self 
 Guadagnoso, a. profitable, lucrative 
 Guadare, to ford, wade 
 Guade, /. a sort of fishing net 
 Guado, m. a ford ; rompere il 
 
 guado, to undertake a thing be- 
 fore any body else 
 Guadoso, d. fordable 
 Guaime, m. after -grass ; blast 
 Guai ! htterj. wo ! alas ! guai a 
 
 me ! wo to me ! 
 Guaina, /. a sheath 
 Guainaio, rn. one that makes or 
 
 sells sheaths 
 Guaio, ra. misfortune 
 Guaire, Guaiolare, and Guaiolire, 
 
 to howl like a dog 5 to bewail, 
 
 to bark (as a dog) [press 
 
 Gualchiera, /. a calender, cloth- 
 Gualcire, to rumple, crush, squash 
 Gualcito, part, rumpled, crushed 
 Gualdana,/. an army, troop 
 Gualdo, m. a defect, wound, sore 
 Gualdrappa,/. a horse-cloth 
 Guancia, /. cheek ; battersi la 
 
 guancia, to repent of something 
 Guanciale, ra. a pillow 
 Guancialetto, m. a little pillow 
 Guanci&ta, f. a box on the ear 
 Guancione, ra. a sound slap 
 Guanfaio, ra. a glover 
 Guantiera,/. a silver basin, waiter, 
 
 dish 
 Guanto, ra. glove ; amor passa il 
 
 guanto, among friends no cere- 
 
 Guarda,/. a guard, or parry 
 
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 Guardacorpo, m. a body-guard 
 Guardadonna, /. a nurse 
 Guardamacchie, m. the guard of a 
 
 gun 
 Guardamento, m. a look, glance 
 Guardanappo, m. a napkin 
 Guardanidio, m. a nest-egg 
 Guardare, to look, to behold ; to 
 keep guard, defend ; guardate a' 
 fatti vcstri, ' mind your own 
 business 
 Guardaroba, /. wardrobe 
 Guardaroba, m. a yeoman of the 
 wardrobe [guard 
 
 Guardatore, ra. a keeper, inspector, 
 Guardatura, /. regard, a guard 
 Guardia, /. guard ; prender guar- 
 
 dia r to have a care 
 Guardianeria,/. office of a guardian 
 Guardiano, m. keeper, guardian 
 Guardinfante, m. a hoop-petticoat 
 Guardingamente, ad. cautiously 
 Guardingo, a. circumspect 
 Guard ingo, ra. a castle, fortress 
 Guai-diolo, ra. a guard, guardian 
 Guardo, m. a glance, look 
 Guarentigia, and Guarentia, /. 
 
 guarantee, safety, defence 
 Guarentire, to warrant, defend 
 Gu'iri, ad much, long, many; 
 guari di tempo, a great while; 
 non e guari, not long since; 
 questo libro non e guari piu bello 
 del mio, this book is not much 
 handsomer than mine 
 Guarigione, /. cure, recovery 
 Guarire, to cure, to heal, to re- 
 cover ; guarirsi, to be cured 
 Guarito, part, c'sfed, recovered 
 Guarnaccia, /. night-gown 
 Guarnelletto, m. a thin veil, or 
 
 summer's garment 
 Guarnello, m. fustian 
 Guarnigione,/. garrison 
 Guarnimento, rn. furniture, orna- 
 ment, fortification 
 Guarnire, see Guernire 
 Guarnitura, mid Guarnizione, /.' 
 
 trimming for clothes 
 Guascappa, /. a sort of ancient 
 
 dress 
 Guascherino, a. young, little (as 
 birds in a nest) [Gascon 
 
 Guasco, and Guascone, ra. a 
 Guastada, f. a decanter 
 Guasfafeste, rn. a disturber 
 Guasfamento, ra. ruin, waste 
 Guastames f ieri, ?n. one who un- 
 dertakes what he knows little of 
 Guas'are, to spoil, mar, deprave, 
 debauch ; to rot, squander, de- 
 I stroy ; guastarsi, to hurt one's self 
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 Guastato, a. spoiled 
 
 Guastatore, rn. a squanderer ; a 
 pioneer 
 
 Guastatiira, /. and Guasto, m. 
 spoil, desolation ; dare il guasto, 
 to lay waste 
 
 Guasto, a. spoiled 
 
 Guatamento, rn. and Guatatura, 
 /. a gazing, watching 
 
 Guatare, to look, watch, peep ; 
 guatirsi, to behold one another 
 with astonishment 
 
 Guatatura, /. look, eye, counte- 
 nance 
 
 Guato, rn. snare, ambush 
 
 Guattero, a?id Guatteraccio, m. a 
 scullion 
 
 Guazza, /. dew 
 
 Guazzabuglio, m. mixture; medley 
 
 Guazzare, to shake, toss ; to wade, 
 ford ; to rejoice 
 
 Guazzato, part . shaken, waded 
 
 Guazzatoio, ra. a watering-place 
 
 Guazzerone, ra. a fragment, a piece 
 
 Guazzetto, ra. mince meat, a hash 
 
 Guazzo, ra. a ford ; passar un 
 fiiime a guazzo, to ford a river 
 
 Guazzoso, a. dewy, fenny 
 
 Gubernaculo, rn. helm 
 
 Guelfi, ra. pi. Guelfs (a faction 
 against the emperor) 
 
 Guercio, a. squinting, one-eyed 
 
 Guerigione, /. and Guerimento, 
 ra. cure 
 
 Guerire, sec Guarire 
 
 Guernigione,/. a garrison 
 
 Guernim^nto, m. a garrison, trim- 
 ming of clothes, defence, fortifi- 
 cation 
 
 Guernire, to store with ammuni- 
 tion ; to adorn 
 
 Guernito, part, stored, adorned 
 
 Guernizione, and Guernitura, / 
 ornament, furniture 
 
 Guerra, /. war, strife, enmity; 
 uomodi guerra, a soldier; odiare 
 uno a guerra finita, to hate one 
 mortally 
 
 Guerreggevole, and Guerreggi6so, 
 a. warlike, threatening, terrible 
 
 Guerreggevolmente, ad. terribly 
 
 Guerreggiamento, ra. a battle, 
 combat 
 
 Guerreggiante, a. fighting 
 
 Guerreggiare, to make war, quar- 
 rel, dispute [war 
 
 Guerreggiatore, ra. one that makea 
 
 Guerricciuola,/. a slight skirmish 
 
 Guerriere, ra. a warrior 
 
 Guerriero, and Guerresco, a. war* 
 like, brave 
 
 Gufare, to mock 
 
H 
 
 an owl 
 
 -. an obelisk, .1 needle 
 1. f. a needleful 
 . guide [the flock 
 
 Guidaiuola,/. the leading beast of 
 Guidalesco, m. a fraction 
 Guidameuto, m. conduct 
 Guid.uite, a. guiding 
 Guid.ire, to guide, govern 
 lucted 
 Guidatore, m. and Guidatrfce, /. 
 tor, governor, gov- 
 eruess, cond .. 
 Guiderdonamento. rn. reward 
 Guiderdonare, and Guidardouare, 
 
 to reward, gratify 
 Guiderdonato, part, rewarded 
 Guiderdone, and Guidardone, in. 
 
 reward 
 Guidone, m. a rogue, cheat, knave 
 
 . . 
 Guindnln. m. a reel, spindle 
 Guinzaglio, m. a cane-knot, a hat- 
 
 ban 1 
 Guirminella,/. a trick 
 Guisa./. way. manner, fashion ; in 
 gnisa, ad. like, so ; in nissuna 
 . I y no means 
 ~->rd:d 
 
 - i ling 
 Guizzar. . 
 
 1. the sliding of a fish in 
 water, or of a snake on land 
 1. withered 
 Gumina,/. a cable 
 .. cult" 
 . m. bark, scale, shell 
 Gus'al.ile, a. tasiable, that may be 
 tasted 
 
 1. rn. a depraved taste 
 o. m, a tasting, the taste 
 . relish 
 .part, tasted 
 
 •aster 
 •■, a. plea<int 
 .. taste ; ho gran gusto di 
 vedervi. I am glal to see you 
 :i.ente. ad. pleasantly 
 
 i. a cruet for oil 
 Gutturale, a. guttural 
 
 H 
 
 THE letter h formerly claimed 
 its place in the Italian as vrdl 
 as other languages, 
 writer- -ard it as 
 
 affording, no increase of sound to 
 
 IDI 
 
 the vowels, and therefore useless. 
 For instance, huomo is pro- 
 nounced uomo. Tlu' same rule 
 is observed in all words begin- 
 ning w ith tliis lettqr ; but, by 
 putting it with the letters cand 
 g, and the vowels c, 1, the It, be* 
 tween r. or g, has the same sound 
 as when the said two consonants 
 are joined with a, 0, u ; as, rhi- 
 no, chtto, ghcronc, ghiro, which 
 must be pronounced thus, kino, 
 hcto, &c. It should, however, 
 be used in the beginning of some 
 words, as in ho, I have; hai, 
 thou hast; ha, he has; hanno, 
 they have; in order to distin- 
 guish them, more to the eye than 
 to the ear, from 0, or; a, to; 
 ai, to the ; also, amio, year. 
 
 I THE ; i libri, the books 
 ) Iacinto, m. a hyacinth 
 Iaculatorio, a. short and fervent 
 Iaculo, 771. a spear 
 Iade,/.j>Z. the Hyades 
 lambico, a. iambic (said of a kind 
 
 of verse) 
 Iambo, rn. iambus 
 Iaro, 771. the herb wake-robin 
 laspide, in. (diaspro,) jasper, a 
 
 precious stone 
 Iato, rn. (apertura,) hiatus, an 
 
 opening 
 Iattanza, /. jactation, vain-glory 
 lattire, to yelp, squeak 
 Iattura,/. less, misfortune 
 Iberno, a. of winter 
 Iconoclasta, m. iconoclast 
 Icon6maco, a. averse to images, 
 
 iconoclast 
 Idatide,/. a bubble, or blister 
 Iddio, 771. (Dio,) God ; Iddio non 
 
 vo^lia, God forbid 
 Idea, /. idea 
 Ideale, a. ideal ; of, or belonging 
 
 to an idea 
 Ideare, to imagine, form ideas 
 Idedto, part, imagined 
 Identico, a. the same 
 Identita, /. identity, the sameness 
 
 of a thing [month 
 
 I'di, m. ides, certain days in the 
 I iioina. 7/1. idiom 
 Idiota, a. idiot, silly, foolish; un 
 
 idi6t?, an idiot, a fool, a ninny 
 Idiotaggine, /. foolishness 
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 Idiotismo, 7/1. idiotism, vulgar 
 
 speech, expression 
 
 re, t<> speak incorrectly 
 Idolatra, m, see Idolatra 
 Idolatramento. m. idolatry 
 1 lolatrare, to idolatrize 
 Idolatria,/. idolatry 
 Idol.itrio, a. of, or belonging to an 
 
 idol 
 Idol.itro, 777. idolater 
 I dolo, m. idol, image, or statue of 
 
 f.dse deities; an object that one 
 
 is fond of 
 Idoneamenle, nd. sufficiently, con- 
 
 ve: iently, aptly 
 Idoneita, f. fitness, aptness 
 Idoneo, a. fit, proper 
 I'dra,/. hydra, a fabulous serpent 
 Idnileo, m. a sort of medicament 
 I'dria,/. a sort of pitcher 
 I'dro, rn. a water-snake 
 Idromante, m. a conjurer 
 Idromanzia, /. hydromancy, divi- 
 nation 
 Idromele, m. hydromel, a decoction 
 
 of honey and water 
 Idropico, a. hydrcpical 
 Idropisia,/. dropsy 
 Idrostatica,/. hydrostatics 
 Ieinale, a. winterly, hyemal 
 lera,/. a sort of medicinal confee 
 
 Ierarchia,/. hierarchy 
 
 leratte, /. a precious stone 
 
 Ieri, ad. yesterday 
 
 Ierlaltro, ad. the day before yes- 
 terday 
 
 Iermatt'ina, ad. yesterday morning 
 
 Iernotte, ad. yesternight", the night 
 before [short hand 
 
 Ierogllfico, m. cipher, a kind of 
 
 Iersera, ad. last night 
 
 Ignaro. a. ignorant 
 
 Ignatone, m. a great eater, a man 
 of no worth 
 
 Ignavia,/. ignorance, cowardice 
 
 I'gne, rn. fire 
 
 I'gneo, a. igneous, fiery 
 
 Ignicoio, 771. a spark of fire 
 
 Ignito, a. Darning, burning, shining 
 
 [gnobile, a. of mean birth 
 
 Ignobilmente, ad. basi ly 
 
 Ignobilta, and Ignobilita, /. mean 
 "birth 
 
 Ignominia, /. ignominy 
 
 Ignominiosamente, ad. infamously 
 
 [gnominioso. a. ignominious 
 
 [gnorantaggine,/! folly, ignorance 
 
 Ignorinte, a. ignorant 
 
 Ignoranternente, ad. ignorantly 
 
 Ignorantonc, m. a coxcomb 
 
 Iguoranza, /. ignorance 
 
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 »gnorare, to be ignorant of; igno- 
 re la cagione di cio, I do not 
 know the reason of it 
 Ignorato, a. unknown, hid 
 Ignotamente, ad. unknowingly 
 Ignoto, a. unknown, private 
 Ignudare, to strip 
 Ignudato, and Ignudo, a. naked, 
 
 bare 
 Iguana, /. a water-lizard 
 11, art. the ; pron. him ; il caval- 
 lo, the horse ; il conosco, I know 
 him ; il cui, (il di cui,) whose ; 
 si sa il perche ? do they say upon 
 what account ? 
 I'lare, a. merry, joyful 
 liarita,/. mirth 
 II di che, ad. wherefore 
 niacciare, to tie, embarrass, en- 
 tangle, to be entangled 
 LUanguidire, to languish, to be sick, 
 
 or faint 
 lllanguidito, a. languid, faint 
 Elaqueare, to ensnare 
 Illazione, j. inference 
 Elect bic, f .pl. allurement, charms 
 Illecitamente, ad. unlawfully 
 Illecito, a. unlawful 
 Illegittimo, a. illegitimate 
 Illeso, part, unhurt 
 Elibato, part, unspotted 
 Iliibatezza, /. purity 
 Illiberale, a. illiberal, covetous 
 Elicitamente, ad. unlawfully 
 Illicito, to. a crime, wickedness 
 lllimitato, a. boundless 
 Illiquidire, to liquefy 
 Illucente, a. brilliant 
 Illudere, to illude ; delude, jeer 
 Illuniinamento, to. an illumination 
 Illuminante, a. enlightening 
 Eluminare, to illuminate 
 Illuminativo, a. illuminative 
 Ulumi nato, part, enlightened 
 Illuminatore, m. enlightener 
 Eluminazione, /. illumination 
 Illusione, /. illusion, cheat 
 Illuso, part, mocked, railed at 
 Blus6re, to. a deceiver 
 Ulustramento, to. an illustration 
 Elustrante, a. explaining 
 Elustrare, to illustrate 
 Elustrato, part, illustrated 
 Illustratore, to. one that illustrates 
 Elustrazi6ne, /. explanation 
 Elustre, a. illustrious 
 Elustremente, ad. eminently 
 Elustr£zza, /. illustration 
 Illustrissimo, a. most illustrious 
 II perche, ad. why, wherefore 
 Image, and Imago, /. (in poetry) 
 an image, figure, resemblance 
 
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 Imagine, /. see Immagine, and all 
 
 its derivatives 
 Imbaccolato, a. bearing a pack 
 Imbacuccare, to disguise, to mask ; 
 to dress, cover [ed 
 
 Imbaccucato,yarL disguised, mask- 
 Imbagnato, a. wet, sagacious, cun- 
 ning [a rose) 
 Imbalconato, a. purple (said of 
 Imbaldanzire, to imbolden 
 Imbaldanzito, part, imboldened 
 Imballare, to pack 
 Imbalordire, to stun 
 Imbalordito, part, stunned 
 Imbalsamare, to embalm 
 Imbalsamato, part, embalmed 
 Imbalsimire, to become balsam 
 Imbambagiato, part, wrapped in 
 
 cotton 
 Imbambolare, to be affected 
 Imbambolato, part, affected, hav- 
 ing tears in one's eyes 
 Imbandimento, m. and Imbandi- 
 
 gione, /. a dish, or mess 
 Imbandire, to get dinner ready 
 Imbandito, part, dressed, prepared 
 Imbarazzare, to perplex ; imbaraz- 
 
 zarsi, to entangle one's self 
 Imbarazzo, m. confusion j embar- 
 rassment, intricacy 
 Imbarberire, to grow barbarous 
 Imbarberito, a. cruel 
 lmbarbogire, to grow childish 
 
 through age 
 Imbarbottato, a. made like a bark 
 Imbarcamento, m. embarcation 
 Imbarcare, to embark ; imbarcar- 
 si, to engage; imharcarsi senza 
 biscotto, hand over head 
 Imbarcato, part, embarked 
 Imbarcatore, m. a sea captain 
 Imbirco, to. embarcation 
 Imbardare, to barb a horse 
 Imbardarsi, to become very amo- 
 rous 
 Imbardare, to allure, captivate, 
 
 procure a friendship 
 Imbarrare, to bar ; imbarrare la 
 
 strada, to stop the way 
 Imbarrato, part, barred 
 Imbasamento, to. a basis 
 Imbasceria, /. embassy 
 Imbasciadore, and Lnbasciatore, 
 
 m. ambassador 
 Imbasciata, /. embassy 
 Imbasciatrice, /. an ambassadress 
 Imbastardire, to degenerate 
 Imbastardito, a. degenerated 
 Imbastare, to pack-saddle 
 Imbastinumto, to. and Imbastitiira, 
 /. a basting on a piece of cloth, 
 sewing on slightly 
 
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 Imbastire, to baste, or sew with 
 long stitches, to lay a table, be- 
 gin an affair 
 Imbasto, to. a pack-saddle 
 Imbattersi, to meet with 
 Imbatto, to. an obstacle, hinderance 
 Imbavagliare, to cover a person's 
 
 face, blindfold a person 
 Imbavagliato, part, having the' 
 
 face covered 
 Imbavare, to slabber 
 Imbeccare, to bill as birds, to bit a 
 
 horse, to give one his own 
 Imbeccata, /. a bill-full ; pigliar 
 1' imbeccata, to be bribed, to 
 swallow the bait [deceived 
 
 Imbeccato, part, fed with a bill, 
 Imbecherare, to suborn, corrupt 
 Imbecille, a. weak 
 Imbecillita, /. feebleness 
 Imbelle, a. cowardly, fearful 
 Imbellettare, to paint 
 Imbellettato, part, painted 
 Imbellire, to embellish 
 Imbendare, to bind, put a band 
 Imberbe, a. beardless 
 Imberciare, to hit, stick 
 Imberrettato, a. with a cap on 
 Imbertescare, to fortify with para- 
 pets 
 Imbertonarsi, to fall in love 
 Imbestialire, to become a beast 
 
 mad, or cruel, brutish 
 Imbestialito, a. like a beast 
 Imbestiarsi, to be like a beast 
 Imbere, and Imbevere, to imbibe, 
 
 infuse, to inspire, to drink up 
 Imbeviito, part, imbibed, &c. 
 Imbiaccamento, to. a painting 
 Imbiaccare, to paint with white 
 Imbiadato, part, sown with corn 
 Imbiancamento, to. a white-wash- 
 ing 
 Imbiancare, and Imbianchire, to 
 wash, whiten, to grow gray, to 
 suborn, seduce 
 Imbiancato, part, whitened 
 Imbiahcatore, to. a whitener, 
 
 washer-man 
 Imbiancatura, /. washing 
 Imbietolire, to be affected, to swoon 
 Imbiettare, to put in the wedge 
 Imbiondire, and Imbiondare, to 
 
 grow fair 
 Imbisacciare, to put in a bag 
 Imbizzarrimento, to. waspishness 
 Imbizzarrire, to fall into passion 
 Imbizzarito, a. very angry 
 Imboccare, to feed, cram ; to dis- 
 charge, disembogue, to instruct 
 Imboccato, part, fed, discharged, 
 instructed 
 
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 lmboccatura, /. .1 liTse-bit, th? Imbrocc'tto. part, opposed 
 
 entrance of a street, mouth of ;i 
 river 
 
 Imbolatore, m. a rol>l>er, thief 
 
 ieamento, in. Mister 
 InibollicAre, to break out into 
 
 blisters [breath 
 
 Imbolsimento, rru straitness of 
 Iiubolsire, to be short-winded ; to 
 
 grow pursy 
 Imbolsito, a. pursy [pease 
 
 Imbonire, and Imbuonire, to ap- 
 Imborsare, to pocket 
 Imborsato, part, pursed 
 Imborsatura, and Imborsazione, 
 
 /. a laying up in a purse 
 ImboscAre, to lie hid 
 Imboscata, /. and Imboscame"nto, 
 
 m. ambush 
 Imboscato, a. in ambush 
 Imboschire, to crow wild 
 Imbosehiti, a. crown woody 
 ImbossolAre, to lay the beams of a 
 ,. house 
 
 Imbottire, to put in a cask 
 Imbottatoio, t?i. a funnel 
 Imbottire, to quilt 
 Imbottito, part, quil'ed 
 Imbottitura,/. a quilting 
 Imbozzimare, to starch 
 ImbozzimAto, part, starched 
 Imbracciare, to embrace, to put in 
 
 one's arms 
 Imbracciatura, /. a handle 
 ImbrancAre, to flock together 
 Imbrandire, to handle a sword, &c 
 Imbrattamondi, m. a spoil-trade ; 
 
 a busybody [soil, to stain 
 
 Imbrattare, and Imbruttare, to 
 Imbrattato, part, soiled 
 Imbra*tat6re, m. a dauber 
 Imbrattatura, /. and Imbratta- 
 
 roento, m. filthiness 
 ImbrAtto, m. dirtiness, food for 
 
 fowls, hoj's wa5h 
 Imbriacarsi,' to cet drunk 
 Imbriacato, part, fuddled 
 Imbriacatiira, Imbriachezza, /. 
 
 and Imbriacamento, m. drunk- 
 enness 
 Imbriacone. m. a drunkard 
 Imbriccnnire, to grow knavish 
 Imbri?amento. m. perplexity 
 Iml-risrAre. to perplex 
 
 •i. to shift, endeavour: 
 imbricar cV fatti mi6\, 
 
 do not trouble yourself about my 
 
 affairs [der 
 
 Imbricliare. to bndK to keep un- 
 Imbrieliato, part, bridled 
 Imbroccare, to aim at, to oppose 
 
 lmbrodolare, to soil, dauh 
 [mbrodolato, part, daubed 
 Imbrogliare, to perplex 
 ImbrogliAtO, part. perplexed 
 Imbrogiietto, m. slight ditliculty 
 Imbroglio, and Imbrogliamento, 
 in. trouble, confusion, encum- 
 brance 
 Imbroglione, m. a trifler, cheat 
 Imbrogliuccio, in. a bad aflair 
 ImbronciAre, to be angry 
 Imbroueiato, a. angry 
 Imbrunire, and Imbrunare, to 
 grow brown, black, daik; rail 1 
 imbrunire. about dusk; il tempo 
 comincia a.l imbrunirsi, the 
 weather begins to grow cloudy 
 Imbruschire, to grow sharp 
 Imbruschito. a. sharp, 'art 
 Imbruttire, to grow ugly 
 ImbucAre, to put, or creep in a hole 
 Imbucatire, to wash with lie 
 Imbufonchiare, to grumble 
 Imbufre, to become ignorant 
 Imbullettare, to stud 
 Imbullettuto, part, that has a bill 
 upon [great store 
 
 Imbuoudato, ad. abundantly, many, 
 Imburchiare, to dictate 
 Inibiisto, m. body, breast, bulk, 
 
 Tntbuto, m. a funnel ; mangiir 
 
 coll' imbuto, to swallow 
 Imeneo, m. nuptials [ble 
 
 Imitabile, and Imitativo, a. imita- 
 ImitAnte, a. imitating 
 ImitAre, to iuiitate 
 Iniitativo, a. imitable 
 Imitatore, m. and Imitatrice, /. 
 
 imitator 
 Imitazione, /. imitation 
 Immacchiare, to hide behind a 
 
 bush 
 Immaculato, a. unspotted 
 Immaginabile, a. imaginable 
 fmmaginamento. m. imagination 
 Immaginire, to imagine; immagi- 
 
 ir'irsi. to believe [rily 
 
 hnmaginariamente, ad. imagira- 
 [mmagmario, a. imaginary 
 Immacinativa,/. imagination 
 Immaginativo. a. imaginative 
 Immaginato, a. imagiped 
 Imma/inazione, /. fan^y 
 ImmAgine,/. imace, picture 
 [mmaginevole, a. inventive 
 Immaginevolmente, ad. in imagi- 
 
 nat ion 
 Immaginoso, a. fanciful 
 Immago,/. (in poetry,) an image 
 Immagrirc, to grow lean 
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 IMM 
 
 Immalsnnire, to weaksn, enfeeblt 
 
 . Ulibly 
 Immane. a. cruel 
 Immanife private 
 
 Immamla, /. ci in I'y 
 
 Immansueto, a. cruel 
 
 Immantinente, aa\ in mediately^ 
 new 
 
 Immareesolbile, a. ircorrrptible 
 
 Immarcire, to pine away, to fret 
 
 ImmarginAlo, a. 
 
 Imniascherarsi, to mask 
 
 Immascherato, a. di vuiscd, dis« 
 sembled 
 
 Immastricciire, to plaster 
 
 Immateriale, a. immaterial 
 
 Immaterialmeute .ad. immaterially 
 
 Immatoramente, ad. untimely 
 
 Imma'uro, a. unripe 
 
 Immediatamente, od. directly 
 
 Immediate, a. immediate 
 
 ImmedicAbilc, a. remediless, incu- 
 rable [honey 
 
 ImmeLare, to rive the laste of 
 
 ImmelAto, a. sweety agreeable 
 
 Immelatura, /. a mixing .vith 
 honey 
 
 Immemore, a. forgetful, uncratefui 
 
 Immemorabile, a. past memory 
 
 Immensam&ite, ad, immensely 
 infinitely 
 
 Immensita,/. immensity 
 
 Immensn, a. immense 
 re, to immerge 
 
 Immeri'amente, ad. undeservedly 
 
 Immeritevole. a. undeserving 
 
 Immerito, a. unworthy 
 
 Immersione,/. dipping, plungiDg 
 
 Immerso, a. immersed 
 
 ImmezzAre, and Immezzire, to 
 Crow flaggy 
 
 Imminente, a. imminent ; peri- 
 colo imminente, a threatening 
 dancer [sion, threat 
 
 Imminenza. /. declivity, propen- 
 
 Iministricor lioso, a. unmerciful 
 
 Immisto, a. unmixed 
 
 ImmisuTabile, a. unmeasurable 
 
 Immobile, a. immoveable 
 
 bnmobilita./. immobility 
 
 Immobilmente, ad. immoveably 
 firmly 
 
 ImmoderanZa, /. incontinence, in- 
 temperance [ately 
 
 Immoderatamente, ad. immodcr- 
 
 rnunod( r 'to. a. excessive, violent 
 
 Immodestam^nte, ad. immodestly 
 
 Immodest ia, /. immodesty 
 
 Immoddsto, a. immo<lest 
 
 IninioUtnento, m. a sacrifice 
 
 Immol.'ire, to sacrifice 
 
 ImmolAto, part, sacrificed 
 
IMP 
 
 Immolazi6ne, f. sacrifice 
 Immollamento, m. a wetting, dip- 
 ping, soaking 
 Immollare, to wet, dip, soak 
 Immondezza, and Immondizia, /. 
 
 filth, dirt 
 Immondo, a. foul, dirty 
 Immorale, a. immoral 
 Immortalare, to immortalize ; im- 
 
 mortalarsi, to be immortal 
 Immortale, a. immortal 
 Immortalita, /. immortality 
 Immortalmente, ad. immortally 
 Imm6to, a. immoveable 
 Immune, a. exempt, free 
 Immunita, /. immunity, exemption 
 Immutabile, a. immutable, un- 
 changeable 
 Immutability, /. immutability 
 Immutare, to change, vary 
 Immutato. part, changed 
 Immutabilmente, ad. unchangeably 
 Immutazione, /. constancy 
 I'mo, m. the bottom, lowest part ; 
 da imo a sommo, from head to 
 foot 
 I'mo, a. low, deep, vile 
 Impacciamento, m. embarrassment 
 Impacciare, to hinder, to stop ; io 
 per me non me n' impaccio, I 
 do not trouble my head about it 
 Impacciativo, a. troublesome 
 Impacciatore, m. one who troubles 
 Impacciato, part, hindered 
 Impaccio, m. hinderance, obstacle, 
 pain, vexation ; trar d'impaccio 
 uno, to relieve from 
 Impadronirsi, and Impadronire, to 
 
 seize, possess 
 Impadronito, part, seized 
 Impadulamento, m. growing 
 marshy [swampy 
 
 Impadulare, to be marshy, or 
 Impadulato, part, become swampy 
 Impagabile, a. invaluable 
 Impagliato, a. packed with straw 
 Impalandranato, a. cloaked up 
 Impalare, to impale 
 Impalato, a. impaled, straight as a 
 
 stake 
 Impalazione,/. an impaling 
 Impalizzare, to palisade 
 Impalizzato, part, palisaded 
 Impallidire, to grow pale 
 Impallidito, a. pale 
 Impalmamento, m. shaking hands 
 Impalmare, to give the hand, to 
 promise marriage, to shake 
 hands [troth ed 
 
 Impalmato, part, promised, be- 
 Impalpabile, a. not to be felt 
 Impalpabilmente, ad. impalpably 
 
 IMP 
 
 Impaludarsi, to grow marshy, 
 
 fenny, moorish 
 Impancare, to sit down at table 
 Impaniare, to daub with birdlime j 
 
 to ensnare ; allure 
 Impaniato, a. entangled in bird- 
 lime ; in love 
 Impanicciare, to plaster, daub 
 Impanio, m. a trouble, encum- 
 brance 
 Impannata,/. paper-windows 
 Impannato, a. having paper, or 
 
 linen sashes 
 Impantanare, to be mired ; im- 
 
 pantanarsi, to become a slough 
 Impantanato, a. muddy 
 Impappolato, a. dirtied, spoiled 
 Imparacchiare, to learn little 
 Imparadisare, to make happy 
 Imparagonabile, a. incomparable 
 Imparante, a. learning 
 Imparare, to learn, teach 
 Imparato, a. learned 
 Impare, a. unequal 
 Impareggiabile, a. incomparable 
 Imparentare, to enter alliance, to 
 
 familiarize 
 Imparentato, part, allied, related 
 Impari, a. unequal 
 Imparita, /. inequality 
 Impartibile, a. not to be divided, 
 
 indivisible 
 Imparziale, a. impartial 
 Impassibile, a. that cannot suffer 
 Impassibility. f. impassability 
 Impassionare, to irritate 
 Impastare, to knead 
 Impastato, part, kneaded 
 Impasto, a. fasting 
 Impastocchiare, to trifle 
 Impastoiare, to put shackles upon 
 
 one 
 Impastoiato, a. having shackles, 
 
 tied 
 Impastura, /. a pastern, the place 
 
 of a horse where the shackles 
 
 are tied 
 Impatibile, a. insufferable 
 Impatriare, to return to one's own 
 
 country 
 Impattare, to be quite clear, free 
 Impaurire, and Impaurare, to 
 
 frighten 
 Tmpaurito, part, frightened 
 Impavido, a.' fearless 
 Impazientarsi, to grow impatient 
 Impaziente, a. impatient 
 Impazientemente, ad. impatiently 
 Impazientire, to lose patience 
 Impazienza,/. impatience 
 Impazzamento, m. madness 
 Impazzare, to grow mad 
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 IMP 
 
 Impazzato, and Impazzito, a. mad, 
 
 distracted 
 Impazzire, to become mad 
 Impeccabrle, a. that cannot sin 
 Impeciare, to pitch, glue j dovfin 
 
 que va vi s'impecia, there is no 
 
 getting rid of him 
 Impeciato, part, pitched 
 Impeciatiira, /. a pitching 
 Impedalare, to gather strength 
 Impedimenta, m. hinderance, bag- 
 gage 
 Impedire, to hinder 
 Impeditivo, a. hindering 
 Impedito, part, hindered 
 Impeditore, m. one that hinders 
 Impegnare, to pawn : impegnarsi, 
 
 to engage ; impeghar la tede, to 
 
 give one's word ; m' impegno di 
 
 farlo, I promise you I will do it 
 Impegnato, a. engaged, promised, 
 
 pledged [ness 
 
 Impegno, m. engagement, firm* 
 ImpegoMre, to pitch 
 Impegolato, part, pitched 
 Impelagare, to embarrass, to be* 
 
 hindered [embroiled 
 
 Impelagato, part, embarrassed, 
 Impelare, to put out hairs 
 Impellere, to impel, force, shoot 
 Impellicciare, to put on a garment 
 
 made of skins 
 Imp6ndere, to hang 
 Impendente, a. dubious 
 Impenetrable,, a. impenetrable 
 Impenetrabilita, /. impenetrability 
 Impenitente, a. impenitent- 
 Impenitenza,/. impenitence 
 Impennacchiato, a. plumed 
 Impennare, to be fledged, to prance 
 Impennita, /. a penful of ink 
 Impennato, part, fledged, pranced 
 Impennatura,/. fine, condemnation 
 Impennellare, to give a stroke 
 
 with a pencil 
 Impensatamente, ad. suddenly 
 Impensato, a. sudden, unforeseen 
 Impensierito, a. pensive, thought* 
 
 ful, puzzled 
 Impepare, to pepper 
 Impepato, part, peppered 
 Imperadore, and Imperatore, m. 
 
 an emperor 
 Imperadrice, and Imperatrice, /. 
 
 an empress, queen, mistress 
 Imperare, to command 
 Imperativo, a . imperative 
 Imperalorio, a. imperial 
 Impercettibile, a. imperceptible 
 Impercettibilita,/. imperceptibility 
 Imperche, m. the reason why 
 Imperche, ad. because 
 
IMP 
 
 Impercib, ad. therefore 
 Imperciocche, ad. whereas, be- 
 cause 
 Imperdonabile, a. unpardonable 
 Imperfettamente, ad. imperfectly 
 Imperfetto, a. imperfect 
 Imperfezione, f. imperfection 
 Iniperiale,' a. imperial, eminent 
 Imperialmente, ad. imperiously 
 Impericolosire, to be in danger 
 Lnpericolosito. part, hazarded 
 Impero, and Impiiio, m. empire, 
 monarchy. Con imperio, ad. 
 imperiously 
 Imperios:'»i,/. pride, arrogance 
 Imperiosamente, ad. imperiously 
 Iniperioso, and Imperante, a. im- 
 perious, ruling 
 Imperitamente, ad. ignorantly 
 Imperito, o. unskilful 
 Imperizia,/. unskilfulness 
 Imperlaqualcbsa, ad. wherefore 
 Imperlare, to embellish with 
 
 pearls, to ornament 
 Impermlsto, a. unmixed 
 Impermutabile, a. unchangeable, 
 
 constant 
 Impermutabilita,/. immutability 
 Impernare, to weigh, poise 
 Impernato, part, poised, weighed 
 Impero, m. see Imperio 
 Impero, ad. therefore 
 Imperocche, ad. because 
 Imperscrittibile, a. that cannot be 
 
 prescribed 
 Imperscrutabile, a. inconceivable 
 Imperseveranza, /. inconstancy 
 Imperseverare, to be inconstant, 
 
 fickle 
 Impersonate, a. impersonal 
 Impersonato, a. corpulent, fat, 
 
 well mads 
 Impersuasibile, a. not to be per- 
 suaded 
 Impertanto, ad. however 
 Impertinente. a. impertinent 
 Impertinentemente, ad. imperti- 
 
 nen'ly 
 Impertinenza,/. impertinence 
 Imperturbabile, a. that cannot be 
 disturbed [ness 
 
 Imperturbability, /. unconcerned- 
 Imperversante, a. raging, in a 
 
 passion, disturbed 
 Impervers^re, to rage, rave 
 Imperversato, a. exasperated 
 Impervertito, a. possessed, cruel, 
 
 furious 
 Imperverire, to pervert 
 Impeso, part, hunz, suspended 
 Impes'are. to infect, corrupt 
 Iropetigine, /. a tetter, ring-worm 
 
 IMP 
 
 Impetigin6so, a. having tetters, 
 
 ring-worms 
 I'mpeto, ?n. vehemence, fury 
 Impetrag'one, /. an obtaining 
 Impetrare, to obtain; to be petri- 
 fied 
 Impetrativo, a. obtainable 
 Impetrato, part, obtained, petrified 
 Impetratore, m. supplicator 
 Impetrazione, /. entreaty 
 Impetricato, a. hard like a stone, 
 
 stony 
 Impettito, a. straight, upright, erect 
 Impetuosamente, ad. impetuously 
 Impetuosita,/. impetuosity 
 Impetuoso, a. impetuous 
 Impiacevolire, to make, render 
 
 agreeable 
 Impiagare, to wound, hurt 
 Impiagato, part, wounded 
 Impiagatura,/. a wounding 
 Impiallacciare, to speckle, inlay 
 Impiallacciatura, /. inlaid work 
 Impianellare, to pave with square 
 
 tiles 
 Impiantarsi, to place one's self, 
 
 •take a stand 
 Impiastragione, /. ingrafting 
 Impiastramento,m. unction,anoint- 
 
 ing 
 Impiastrare, to plaster, pacify 
 Impiastrato, part, plastered, paci- 
 fied [ing a plaster 
 Impiastrazione, /. unction, apply- 
 Impiastricciare, to apply a plaster, 
 
 to daub 
 Impiastricciato, a?id Impiastricci- 
 
 cato, part, daubed, perplexed 
 Impiastro, m. a plaster, compact 
 Impiccare, to hang ; impiccarsi, to 
 
 hang one's self 
 Impiccatello, m. a little villain 
 Impicc'ito, part, hanged ; ognuno 
 
 ha '1 suo impiccato all' uscio, 
 
 every body has his fault 
 Impiccatoio," o. old enough for the 
 
 gallows 
 Impiccatiira, /. act of hanging 
 Impicciare, and Impicciarsi, to 
 
 intermeddle 
 Impiccio, m. encumbrance 
 Impiccolire, to become little, to 
 
 diminish [have lice 
 
 Impidocchire, to breed lice, to 
 Impidocchito, a. lousy 
 Impiegare, to employ; impiegar 
 
 male, to misuse 
 Impiejo, m. employ, place 
 Impieta, /. impiety 
 Impietosire, to assuage 
 Impietrire, and Impietrare, to 
 
 petrify 
 
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 IMP 
 
 Impietrito, and Impietrato, a, 
 
 petrified 
 Impigliare, to stop, take, to em- 
 broil, to bustle, put one's self 
 forward [embroiled 
 
 Impigliato, part, taken, arrested, 
 Impigliatore, m. one that arrests, 
 
 or embroils, a busybody 
 Impiglio, m. trouble, care 
 Impignere, to push, impel, to push 
 
 one's self, to be against 
 Impigrire, to grow idle 
 Impigrito, part, grown idle 
 Iinpigro, a. active 
 Impillaccherare, to fill with mud J 
 
 to soil 
 Impinguare, to fatten 
 Impinto, part, forced, impelled 
 Impinzare, to fill over ; impinzai* 
 
 si, to be filled 
 I'mpio, a. cruel, wicked 
 Impiombaxe, to colour with lead, 
 
 to lead 
 Impiombato, a. leaded 
 Impireo, m. the highest heaven 
 Implacabile, a. implacable 
 Implacabilmenfe, ad. implacably 
 Implicare, to entangle, perplex 
 Implicate, part, embarrassed, in- 
 volved 
 Implicatore, 771. an entangler 
 Implicazione, m. implication 
 Implicitamente, ad. implicitly 
 Implicito, a. implicit 
 Implorare ? to implore, beseech 
 Impoetarsi, to become a poet 
 Impolitico, a. impolitic 
 Impolminato, a. pale, yellow 
 Impolpare, to grow fat, strong 
 Impoltronire, to grow lazy 
 Impoltronito, a. lazy, idle 
 Impolverare, to powder, to dust 
 
 one's self 
 Impolverato, part, powdered 
 Impomiciare, to rub with a pumice 
 stone [lays on 
 
 Imponitore, m. he that imposes, 
 Imporcare, to furrow 
 Imporporato, a. in purple 
 Imporrare, to mould, grow faint, 
 
 weary 
 Imporre, to impose a tax, to order 
 Importabile, and Importevole, a. 
 
 hard, insupportable 
 Importante, a. important 
 Importanza,/. consequence 
 Importare, to import, denote, mean; 
 to amount to ; questo importa a 
 me, that concerns me ; non im- 
 porta, no matter ; il tutto im- 
 porta died scudi, the whole 
 comes to ten crowns 
 
IMP 
 
 Importunamente, and Importuna- 
 
 tamente, ad. importunately 
 Importunare, to importune 
 Importunato, part, importuned 
 Importunita,/. importunity 
 importiino, a. troublesome 
 Impositore, m. an orderer, com- 
 mander, imposer 
 Imposizione,/. imposition 
 Impossessare, to take a possession 
 Impossibile, a. impossible 
 Impossibility, /. impossibility 
 Impossibilitare, to render impossi- 
 ble 
 fmpossibilmente, ad. impossibly 
 Imposta, /. impost, tax, duty ; a 
 
 window, or door post 
 Impostare, to fix a door, or window 
 Impostato, a. placed to one's liking 
 Impostatura, /. posts, door-case 
 Impostemire, to imposthumate 
 Imp6sto,pctr£. ordered,commanded 
 Impostore, m. an impostor 
 Impostura,/. imposture 
 Impotente, a. impotent 
 Impotenza, /. impotency 
 Impoverire, to grow poor, to im- 
 poverish 
 Impoverito, a. reduced to poverty 
 Impraticabile, a. impracticable 
 Impratichito, a. conversant, accus- 
 tomed 
 Imprecare, to curse 
 Imprecativo, part, cursing 
 Imprecazione, /. imprecation 
 Irnpregnamento, m. and Impre- 
 
 gnatura,/. pregnancy 
 Impregnare, to impregnate 
 Impregnate, part, impregnated 
 Imprendentc, m. a scholar, one 
 
 who learns 
 Imprendere, to learn, undertake 
 Imprendimento, to. undertaking, 
 
 enterprise 
 Imprenditore, m. he that begins 
 Impresa, /. undertaking, enter- 
 prise, attempt, design, an em- 
 blem, a device 
 Impr^so, a. undertaken 
 Impressionare, to insinuate, pre- 
 possess 
 Impressionato, part, prejudiced 
 lmpressi6ne, /. impression 
 Impresso, a. printed 
 Imprests re, to lend 
 Imprestito, m. a loan 
 Impretende'nte, a. indifferent 
 Imprezzibile, a. inestimable 
 Imprigionare, to imprison 
 Imprigionato, part, imprisoned 
 Imprigionatore, to. he that im- 
 prisons 
 
 IMP 
 
 Imprima, and Imprimamente, ad. 
 
 first, firstly 
 Imprimere, to print 
 Imprimieramente, ad. first of all 
 Improbabile, a. improbable 
 Improbabilita, f. improbability 
 Improbita, /. wickedness 
 Impromessa, and Impromessione, 
 
 /. promise 
 Improme'sso, part, promised 
 lmpromettere, to promise 
 Impronta, /. a print, type 
 Improntamente, ad. with impor- 
 tunity [importunity 
 Improntamento, to. impression, 
 Improntare, to print, stamp, to 
 importune, to request; to bor- 
 row 
 Improntezza, and Improntitudine, 
 /. entreaty, solicitation, impor- 
 tunity [some 
 Impronto, a. importunate, trouble- 
 Impr6nto, m. print, stamp, image, 
 
 request, demand 
 Improperio, to. a reproach 
 Impropiamente, and Impropria- 
 
 mente, ad. improperly 
 Impropriety, and Impropieta, /. 
 
 impropriety 
 Improprio, and Impr6pio, a. im- 
 proper 
 Improsperire, to be happy 
 Improsperito, part, become happy 
 Improvativo, a. that does not 
 
 prove, make good 
 Improverare, to reproach 
 Improvidamente, ad. inconsider- 
 ately 
 Improvido, a. unheedful 
 Improvvedutamente, ad. impru- 
 dently 
 Improvveduto, part, unprepared 
 Improvvisamente, ad. suddenly 
 Improvvisante, a. making of verses 
 extempore [tempore 
 
 Improvvisare, to make rhymes ex- 
 Improvvlso, part, unexpected 
 Improvvisto, part, unprepared 
 Imprudente, a. imprudent 
 Imprudentemente, ad. imprudently 
 Imprudenza, /. imprudence, indis- 
 cretion 
 Imprunare, to enclose with hedges 
 Impube, and Impubere, a. beard- 
 less, unripe 
 Impudente, a. impudent, saucy 
 Impudentemente, ad. impudently 
 Impudenza, /. impudence 
 Impudicamente, ad. wantonly, ob- 
 scenely 
 Impudicizia, /. wantonness, im- 
 modesty 
 
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 INA 
 
 Impudico, a. loose, obscene 
 Impugnamento, to. grasping 
 Impugnare, to seize, gripe, grasp, 
 
 to oppose 
 Impugnato, part, seized, opposed 
 Impugnatore, m. he that opposes 
 Impugnatura, (di spada,) /. th« 
 
 hilt of a sword 
 Impugnazione, /. opposition, hin- 
 derance [unpolished 
 
 Impulito, a. rough, unwrought, 
 Impiilso, to. impulse, motion 
 Impiilso, part, impelled 
 Impune, ad. with impunity 
 Impunemente, ad. with impunity 
 Impunita,/. impunity, indulgence 
 Impunitamente, ad. see Impune- 
 mente 
 Impunito, part, unpunished 
 Impuntare, to point, to break off 
 in discourse, to forget one's self 
 Impuntato, a. stuck in, stopped 
 Impuntiglio, to. punctilio, ceremo- 
 ny 
 Impuramente, ad. impurely 
 Impurita,/. impurity 
 Impuro, a. obscene, immodest 
 Imputabile, a. imputable 
 Imputamento, to. imputation 
 Imputare, to impute; imputare a 
 male, to blame ; imputare ad 
 onore, to take it as an honour 
 Imputato, part, imputed 
 Imputatore, to. an accuser, re- 
 
 proacher 
 Imputazione, /. imputation 
 Impurridire, to rot 
 Imputridito, part, putrefied 
 Impuzzolire, and Impuzzare, to 
 
 stink 
 Impuzzolito, a. stinking 
 In, prep, in, into, at, for, upon J 
 saro in ca?a, I shall be at home j 
 movendo in me gli occhi, turn- 
 ing his eyes towards me 
 Inabile, a. incapable 
 Inability, /. incapacity 
 Inabilitare, to disable 
 Inabissare, to swallow up, ruin 
 Inabitabile, a. uninhabitable 
 Inabitato, a. uninhabited, solitary 
 Inaccessibile, a. inaccessible 
 Inaccesso, a. urapproached 
 Inaccordabile, a. disagreeing 
 Inacerbare, to exasperate 
 Inacerbire, to grow violent 
 Inacerbito, part, exasperated 
 Inacetare, and Inacetire, to be- 
 come sour, to wet, to rub with 
 vinegar 
 Inacetito, a. sour 
 Inacquamento, m. watering 
 
INA 
 
 Inacquare, to water; inacquare U 
 vino, to mix wine with water 
 
 Inacquato, part, mixed, diluted, 
 wa tere d 
 
 Inacquoso, a. undiluted 
 
 Inaddietro, ad. formerly 
 
 Inadequ.ito. a. inadequate 
 
 * wa CE , "C l *" w i /• inequality 
 
 Inagrtre^ and Inagrestire, to grow 
 sour [the barn floor 
 
 Inahre, to spread the sheaves upon 
 
 • '..•(>. ?d. a making white 
 
 l . to make white 
 
 Inalber.ire. to mount a tree ; to set 
 up ; inalberar la croce, to set up 
 the cross 
 
 Inalberato, a. up in a tree 
 
 Inalidire, to grow dry 
 
 Inalterabile, a. immutable 
 
 Inaltcrabilita,/. immutability 
 
 Inalterato, part, unaltered, un- 
 changed 
 
 In alto, ad. highly ; in alto mare, 
 in the main sea 
 
 Inalzare, to raise, advance 
 
 Inamabile, a. hateful 
 
 Inam'ire, to take with a hook, to 
 enamour 
 
 Inamarire, to imbitter 
 
 Inamidare, to starch 
 
 re, to enter into friendship 
 with any one 
 
 Inammendabile, a. incorrigible 
 
 InaneKare, to curl, put in rings 
 
 Inanellifo, part, curled 
 
 Inanimare, to animate 
 
 Inanimato, part, encouraged ; in- 
 animate 
 
 Inanimatore, m. an encourager 
 
 Inanime, a. inanimate 
 
 Inanimire. to encourage 
 
 Inani»a, /. vacuity 
 
 Inaperto, ad. openly 
 
 Inappassionare, to put in a passion 
 
 Inappellabile, a. not to be ap- 
 pealed from 
 
 Inappetente. a. squeamish 
 
 Inappe'enza,/. littleness of appetite 
 
 Inarhorire, to plant trees 
 
 Inarborato, part, planted with 
 trees 
 
 Inarcare, to arch, to stow crook- 
 ed ; fare inarcarlecigliaad uno, 
 to astoni-sh 
 
 | . r rooked 
 
 | t --owns 
 
 Inareentare, to silver over 
 
 Inargentato, part, silvered 
 
 Inaridi- 
 
 Inaridi*o, part, dried up 
 
 Inarpicare. to climb 
 
 Inamvabile, a. inconceivable 
 
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 Inarsicciato, part, burnt, blasted 
 Inarticolftto, part, inarticulated 
 Inasinire, to be a fool, an ass 
 Iuasperare, to vex, exasperate, to 
 
 become cruel 
 Inaspettamente, ad. suddenly 
 Inaspettato, pan. unexpected 
 Inasprlre, and Inasprare, to exas- 
 perate, become cruel, severe 
 [nasprito, part, exasperated 
 Inaudibile, a. not to be heard 
 Inaudiio, part, unheard 
 Inaurato, a. gilt, of gold 
 In avnnti, ad. before; d' or in 
 
 avanti, hereafter 
 Inavvedutamente, ad. imprudently 
 Inawe lutezza, /. imprudence 
 Inavveduto, a. unwar)-, heedless 
 Inavvertentemente, and Inavverti- 
 
 tamente, ad. inconsiderately 
 Inavver'.euza, /. inconsideration 
 Inavvertito, a. imprudent 
 Inazione, /. inaction 
 In breve, ad. shortly 
 Incaci'ire, to season with cheese 
 Incadaverire, to become lean 
 Incadaverito, a. like a skeleton 
 Inca^li'ire, to stick to; to be at a 
 
 stand ; to run aground 
 Incagliato, part, stopped 
 Inc-<°:lio, m. obstacle 
 Incalappiair, to snare, to confound, 
 
 to plot, embroil 
 Incalcare, to trample under foot, to 
 
 press, squeeze, crowd 
 Incalciamento, m. flight 
 Incalciare, to hunt, drive away, 
 
 chase, pursue 
 Incaleinare, to calcine 
 Incalcin'ito, part, calcined 
 Incalcok'ibile, a. incalculable 
 Incallimento, m. callosity, a corn 
 Incallire, to grow hard 
 Incallito, part, hardened [bald 
 Incalvare, and Incalvire, to grow 
 Incalzare, to chase, pursue 
 I ncalza to, part, chased, pursued 
 Incalza'ore, m. a per-icutor 
 Incalzon'ire, to put on breeches 
 IncambiO, ad. instead 
 Incamerire, to imprison in a 
 
 chamber, to confiscate 
 Incamer'ito, part, imprisoned, 
 
 confiscated 
 fac&miciare, to whi'ewash a wall 
 
 or house asrain ; to put on one's 
 
 snirt, or shift 
 Incamiciata,/. a cami^ado 
 Incarniciato, part, roughcasted, 
 
 I with a shirt 
 Incamiciatura, /. a roughcasting 
 
 of a house or wall 
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 Incamminamento, m. putting for* 
 wards 
 
 Incamminare, to begin, to set out 
 
 Incamminato, part, forwarded 
 
 Incamufi'ato, part, disguised 
 
 Incaneherare, and Incancherire, 
 to fester [trefied 
 
 Incancherito, part, festered, pu- 
 
 Incanito, part, enraged 
 
 Incannare, to wind bobbins, to 
 swallow up, devour 
 
 Incannata, /. a string of cherries j 
 intrigue, embarrassment 
 
 Incannucciare, to cover with reeds 
 
 Incannucciata,/. a sort of band?ge 
 
 Incannucciato, part, closed, shut 
 up with reeds 
 
 Incantamento, m. and Incanta- 
 gione,/. enchantment 
 
 Incantare, to enchant, charm 
 
 Incant.ito, part, enchanted 
 
 Incantatore, m. a sorcerer 
 
 Incantesimo, and Incanto, m. an 
 enchantment, charm, auction ; 
 guastar 1'incanto, to frustrate 
 another's designs ; andarvi come 
 la biscia all' incanto, to do a 
 thins against one's will 
 
 Incantucciare, to hide one's self in 
 a corner 
 
 Incanutimento, m. gray hairs, 
 old age 
 
 Incanutire, to grow gray 
 
 Incanutito, ]>art. hoary, gray 
 
 Incapnce, a. incapable 
 
 Incapacita,/. incapacity 
 
 Incaparbire, to be obstinate 
 
 Incaparbito, a. obstina'e 
 
 Incapn.rsi, to be obstinate 
 
 Incaparrare, to give earnest, to en- 
 sure a bargain 
 
 Ineapestrare, 10 snare, catch, to 
 halter 
 
 Incapestrato, part, haltered 
 
 Ineapestratiira, /. manner of put- 
 ting on a muzzle; a mark of a 
 muzzle or hal'er 
 
 Incapocchire, to become stupid 
 
 Incaponire, to persist, to be obsti- 
 nate 
 
 Incappare, to stumble, to fall into 
 a snare, to be catched 
 
 Iccappato, part, ca'ched, snare<l 
 
 Incappellare, to put on one's hat, to 
 cover [hat 
 
 Incappell/ito, part, covered with a 
 
 Ineapperucctare, to be disguised, 
 masked 
 
 Incappiare, to entangle, to tie, to 
 fas'en 
 
 Incappiato, part, entangled 
 
 Incappo, m. stumble, fall 
 
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 Iiicappucciare, to put on a hood, 
 
 to cover, to wrap 
 Incappucciato, fart, hooded 
 Incapriccirsi, to fall in love 
 Incarare, to make dearer, to grow 
 
 dearer 
 Incarbonchiare, to take the colour 
 
 of a carbuncle 
 Incarcare, to load, to charge 
 Incarcerare, to imprison 
 Incarcerato, part, imprisoned 
 Incarcerazione, and Incarcera- 
 
 gione,/. imprisonment 
 Incarco, m. (in poetry,) charge, 
 
 load 
 Incarica, /. a load 
 Incaricare, to charge with, to trust, 
 
 to command, to rail at 
 Incaricato, part, charged 
 Incarico, m. charge, load, tax, 
 
 affront, offence ; non vogKo 
 
 prendermene Tincarico, I will 
 
 not meddle with it 
 Incarnare, to stab in the flesh, to 
 
 represent to the life ; incarnarsi, 
 
 to assume human nature 
 Incarnatino, m. flesh-coloured 
 IncarnatiVo, a. incarnative 
 Incarnato, part, made flesh, flesh- 
 coloured 
 Incarnazione, /. assuming the flesh 
 Incarognare, to become carrion 
 Incarrucolare, to get out of the 
 
 pulleys 
 Incartare, to wrap in paper 
 lncarteggiare, to set down, to write 
 Incartato, part, wrapped in paper 
 Incartocciare, to twist paper like a 
 
 horn, to roll up 
 Incassare, to case up 
 Incassato, part, packed up 
 Incastagnare, to furnish, adorn 
 
 with wood ; to amuse or de- 
 ceive ly fair words 
 Incastella'mento, m. a scaffold 
 Incastellare, to fortify 
 Incastellato, part, fortified, shut up 
 
 in a castle 
 Incasto, a. unchaste 
 Incastonare, to enchase 
 Incastona to, part, enchased 
 Incastonatura, /. enchasing, joint, 
 
 juncture 
 Incastrare, to enchase 
 Incastrato, part, enchased 
 Incastratura, /. enchasing 
 Incastro, m. buttress 
 Incatarrire, to catch cold 
 Incatenaccnre, to fasten a door 
 
 with a bolt 
 Incatenare, 1o chain 
 Incatenato, part, chained 
 
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 Incatenatura, /. chaining, joining 
 
 together 
 Incatorzolimento, m. a moulder- 
 ing of fruits 
 Incatorzolire, to wither away 
 Incatorzolito, part, faded, dried, 
 
 withered 
 Incatramato, part, tarred 
 Incattivire, to grow wicked 
 Incattivito, a. wicked 
 Incautamente, ad. unwarily 
 Incauto, a. negligent 
 Incavalcare, to place upon 
 Incavalcato, part, laid upon 
 Incavalcatura, /. a laying one 
 
 thing over another 
 Incavallare, to provide one's self 
 
 with horses, to mount a horse 
 Incavare, to dig 
 Incavato, a. dug, hollow 
 Incavatura, /. hollowing 
 Incavernato, part, laid in a cave 
 Incavicchiato, part, joined, set in 
 Incavigliare, to peg, or pin 
 Incavigliato, part, pinned, tied, 
 
 joined together 
 Incavo, m. cave, hole, ditch 
 Incendere, to burn, to inflame 
 Incendevole, a. easy to be burnt, 
 
 combustible 
 Incendiare, to burn 
 Incendiario, m. an incendiary 
 Incendio, and Incendimento, m. 
 
 conflagration, burning 
 Incendentivo, a. kindling, setting 
 
 on fire 
 Incenditore, m. an incendiary 
 Incenerire, and Incenerare, to 
 
 burn to ashes 
 Incensamento, m. and Incensata, 
 
 /. a perfuming with frankincense 
 Incensare, to offer incense, praise, 
 
 commend [pan 
 
 Incensiere, m. a censer, perfuming 
 Incensivo, a. inflaming 
 Incenso, m. incense ; dar 1' in- 
 
 censo, to flatter 
 Incenso, part, kindled 
 Incensurabile, a. unblameable 
 Incentivo, m. an incentive 
 Incentrarsi, to meet in a centre 
 Inceppare, to chain 
 Incerare, to wax 
 Incerato, part, waxed 
 Incerato, m. oil-cloth 
 Incerconire, to grow sour (as 
 
 wine does) 
 Incertezza, Incertitudine, /. and 
 
 Incerto, m. uncertainty 
 Incerto, a. uncertain 
 Inceso, part, kindled, burnt 
 Incespire. to entangle, to grow, 
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 increase, to line or cover with 
 
 turf 
 Incessabile, a. continual 
 Incessabilmente, and Incessante* 
 
 mente, ad. incessantly 
 Incessante, a. continual 
 Incessanza, /. and Incessabilezza, 
 
 /. continuance 
 Incestare, to lay in a basket 
 Incesto, m. incest 
 Incestuosamente, ad. incestuouely 
 Incestuoso, a. incestuous 
 Incetta, /. a purchase 
 Incettare, to buy (to sell again) 
 Incettatore, m. an engroiser, dealer 
 Inchiavare, to lock 
 Inchiavistellare, to bolt 
 Inchiedere, to ask 
 Inchiesta, /. inquiry 
 Inchinamento, m. proneness 
 Inchinare, to humble, to submit, 
 
 to affirm with a nod 
 Inchinata, /. humiliation, a bow 
 Inchinato, part, humbled 
 Inchinazione, /. humiliation 
 Inchinevole, a. inclinable 
 Inchino, m. a courtesy 
 Inchino, a. inclined, bent 
 Inchinuccio, m. a slight reverence 
 Inchiodare, to nail ; inchiodare un 
 
 cannone, to nail up a piece of 
 
 ordnance 
 Inchiodato, part, nailed, spiked 
 Inchiodatura, /. a prick in a 
 
 horse's foot 
 Inchiostrare, to slur with ink 
 Inchiostro, m. ink; scrivere ad 
 
 uno di buon inchiostro, to write 
 
 sharply; il tuo inchiostro non 
 
 tigne, your credit is not good 
 Inchiudere, to enclose, contain 
 Inchiuso, part, included 
 Incialdarsi, to dress one's self in 
 
 white [stumble 
 
 Inciampare, and Inciampicare, to 
 Inciampo, m. stumbling, risk 
 Incidente, a. incident 
 Incidente, m. incident, event 
 Incidentemente, ad. accidentally 
 Incidenza, /. digression 
 Incidere, to make an incision, to 
 
 grave, to cut 
 Incielare, to place in heaven 
 Inciferato, and Incifrato, part. 
 
 made or written in ciphers 
 Incignere, to impregnate 
 Incinto, a. pregnant 
 Incioccare, to knock, or run against 
 Incipriare, to powder 
 Incipriato, part, powdered 
 Inciprignire, to exasperate, to fly 
 
 in a passion 
 
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 Id circa, prep, about 
 
 Incirconelso, part, uncircuracised 
 
 Inci reinsert; to, a. boundless 
 
 Incischiare, to mince 
 
 Incisione, f. incision, engraving 
 
 Inctso, put. cut 
 
 Incisore, m. a carver 
 
 '. incision, a cut 
 
 Incitanientn, m. and Incitazi6ne, 
 /. a stirriiu. provoking 
 
 Incitare, to incite 
 
 lncita'ivo, a. inciting 
 
 Incivile. a. uncivil 
 
 Incivillre, to grow polite 
 
 Incivilmente, ad. uncivilly 
 
 Incivilta. /. rudeness 
 
 Inclemeir'e, a. merciless, oold 
 
 Inclemenn,/. severity : incleme'n- 
 72. dell' Aria, del vento, &c, in- 
 clemency of then r, the wind, kc, 
 
 Inclinabile. a. inclinable 
 
 IncUnamento, m. inclining, dec- 
 lina'ion 
 
 Inc'.inure, a. inclining 
 
 Inclinare, to incline, bend 
 
 Inclinato, part, bent, disposed 
 
 Inclinazinne, /. inclination 
 
 ! ; Unable, prone 
 
 I'nclito. ■ . 
 
 re, to include 
 
 Incl'isa,/. the enclosed letter 
 
 Inclusivamente. ad. inclusively 
 
 Inciiso. part, enclosed 
 
 Incoccire, to notch, s'ammer 
 
 Incocciarsi, to be obstinate 
 
 Incodardire, to despond 
 
 Incoerente. a. discordant 
 
 Incoerenza. /. disproportion 
 
 Incoeitabile, a. inconceivable 
 
 Incogliere, to ca'.ch, surprise, to 
 happen, befall 
 
 Incognitamente, ad. incognito, un- 
 known 
 
 Incomito, a. unknown 
 
 I'ncola, m. an inhabitant 
 . to slue 
 
 IncollAto. part, glued 
 
 Incollerire, to be angry 
 
 Incollerito, a. amrry 
 
 Incolorare, to colour, dye 
 
 Inclp'bile, a. blameless 
 
 Incolpare, to blame : incolpare on 
 h • fault upon 
 
 Inolpato. part, blamed 
 
 .. in accuser 
 
 Incolpevole, a. nnblameable 
 id. carelessly 
 
 | 7. uncultivated; undressed, 
 
 un'rimmed 
 
 Incolto. part, happened 
 
 Incombattibile. o. incontestable 
 
 Incombenza, /. a commission 
 
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 Incombustibile, a. incombustible 
 Iucouiinciamento, m. a>id Inco- 
 
 mincianza. f. a beginning 
 Incuninci inte, m. beginner 
 Incomineiare, to begin 
 Incominci.'ito, part, bezpn 
 Incomincialore, m. a beginner 
 Incommensurabile, a. incommen- 
 surable [surability 
 Incommensurability, /, incommen- 
 fncommodo, m. see Incomodo, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Inconimutahile, a. constant 
 Incomniutabilita,/. constancy 
 Incomodamente, ad. incommodi- 
 ously 
 Incom'odAre, to incommode 
 Incomodita, /. inconveuiency 
 Incomodo, m. trouble, disadvan- 
 tage 
 Incomodo, a. inconvenient 
 Incomparable, a. incomparable 
 Incomparabilmente, ad. incompar- 
 ably 
 Incompatibile, a. disagreeing 
 Incompatibility. /. inconsistency 
 Inconipens'ibile, a. not to be "re- 
 garded 
 Incompetente, a. incompetent 
 Incompetentemente, ad. incompe- 
 
 tently 
 Incompete'nza,/". insufficiency 
 Incompiuto, a. imperfect 
 Iiicoinplesso, a. without mixture 
 Incomportabile, and Incomporte- 
 
 vole, a. intolerable 
 Incomportabilmente, ad. intolera- 
 bly 
 Incomposto, a. disordered ; simple 
 Incomprensibile, a. incomprehen- 
 sible [sibility 
 Incomprensibilita,/. incomprehen- 
 In comune, ad. in common 
 Incomunicabile, a. "incommunica- 
 ble 
 Inconcepibile, a. inconceivable 
 Inconcepibilita, /. incornprehensi- 
 
 bleness 
 Inconciliibile, a. irreconcilable 
 Inconclud'jnte, and Inconcluso, a. 
 
 inconclusive 
 In conclusione, ad. finally 
 Inconciisso, part, unshaken 
 Inconfusamente, ad. confusedly 
 Inconsiungibile, a. that cannot be 
 
 joined 
 Inconjiunto, part, divided 
 Incongruente, a. incongruous 
 Incongruentemente, ad. improper- 
 ly 
 Inconeruenza, /. Incongruity 
 Incongruita,/. disproportion 
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 Ineongruo, a. incongruous 
 Inconocchiare, to mnd a distaff 
 I:iconoscit:to, a. unknown 
 Incooqaassabile, part, unshaken 
 Inc inseguenza, f. inconsequence 
 Inconsiderabile, a. inconsiderable 
 Inconsideratamente, ad. inconsid- 
 erately 
 Inconsiderate, a. rash 
 Inconsiderazione, and Inconsidera- 
 
 tezza,/. inconsideration 
 Inconsistente, a. inconsistent 
 Inconsolabile, a. inconsolable 
 Inconsolabilmente, ad. inconsola* 
 
 bly 
 InconstAnte, a. inconstant 
 Inconstanza,/. inconstancy 
 Inconsueto, a. unusual [ly 
 
 Inconsultamente, ad. inconsiderate- 
 InconsGHo, a. inconsiderate 
 Incontaminabile, a. incorruptible 
 Incontaminatezza,/. purity 
 Incontaminato, part, unde'filed 
 Incontanente, incontine'nte, ad 
 
 presently 
 IncontentAbfle, a. insatiable 
 Incontentabilita, /. insatiablenes* 
 IncontesUibile, a. indisputable 
 Incontinente, a. unchaste 
 Incontinenza,/. incontinency 
 Inconto, part, unadorned 
 Incontra, prep, against 
 Incontramento, m. a conference, a 
 
 meeting 
 Incontrare, and Incontrirsi, to 
 
 meet, to happen 
 Incontrast/ibile, a. indisputable 
 Incontrastato, part, incontested 
 Incontro, m. a rencounter, acci- 
 dent, chance; andar all' incon- 
 tro, to meet ; farsi in c6ntro, to 
 advance 
 Incontro, prep, against, towards 
 Incontrover.ibile, a. not to be 
 
 questioned 
 Inconveniente, and Inconvenevole, 
 
 a. inconvenient 
 Inconvenientcmente, ad. incon- 
 veniently [disturbance 
 Inconvenienza, /. inconveniency, 
 Incoraggiamento, m. encourage- 
 ment [encourage 
 Incoraggiare, and Incorasgire, to 
 Incorajgiato, part, animated 
 Incorare, to persuade, encourage, 
 
 to take in one's head 
 Incordare, to be benumbed 
 Incordato, part, benumbed 
 Incordatwra, /. a stiff' neck 
 Incorniciare, to frame 
 Incoronare, to crown 
 IucoronAto, part, crowned 
 
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 Incoronazi6ne, /. coronation 
 Incorporate, a. incorporeal 
 Incorporalka, /. incorporeity 
 IncorporamentOj m. incorporation 
 Ineorporare, to incorporate 
 Incorpora*o, part, incorporated 
 Ineorporazione, /. i nc uporation 
 Incorporeo, a. incorporeal 
 Incorre, to surprise 
 Incorrere, to incur ; incorrere in 
 
 errori, to commit faults 
 Incorretto, a. incorrect 
 Incorrigibile, and Incorreggibile, 
 
 a. incorrigible 
 Incorrigibilita, /. obstinacy, stub- 
 
 Incorrotto, a. incorrupt 
 Incorruttibile, a. incorruptible 
 Incorruttibilita, /. incorruptibility 
 Incorruttibilmente, ad. incorrupti- 
 
 bly 
 Incorruzione, /. incorruption 
 Incorso, m. meeting, encounter 
 Incorso, part, incurred 
 Iacortinare, to set curtains round 
 Incortinato, part, surrounded 
 In coscienza, ad. in conscience 
 Iucostante, a. inconstant 
 Incostantemente, ad. inconstantly 
 Incostanza, and Incostanzia, /. 
 
 fickleness 
 Incotto, part, boiled, baked ; in- 
 
 cotto dal sole, sun burnt 
 Increanza, /. incivility 
 Increato, a. not created 
 Incredibile, a. incredible 
 Incredibilmente, ad. incredibly 
 Incredulita,/. unbelief 
 Incredulo, a. incredulous 
 Incremento, m. increase 
 Increpazione, /. a reprimand 
 Increscere, to be tired ; to com- 
 miserate, to be sorry ; quanto 
 m' incresce la sua conversazi6ne ! 
 how tired I am of his conversa- 
 tion ! 
 Increscevole, a. tedious 
 Increscevolmente, ad. tediously 
 Increscimento, m. weariness 
 Increspamento, m. and Increspa- 
 
 tura,/. a curl, or curling 
 Increspare, to curl, to shrink ; in- 
 crespare la fronte, to contract 
 one's eye-brows 
 Increspato, part, curled, shrunk 
 IncretSre, to daub with clay 
 Incrinare, to crack 
 Incrociamento, 771. a crossing, in- 
 
 tertvvining 
 Incrociare, /. cruise (a sea term) 
 Incrociato, part, laid across 
 Incrocicchiare, to cross 
 
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 Incrocicchiato, a. crossed, across 
 Incrostare, to incrust 
 Iucrostato, part, crusted, rough- 
 cast 
 Incrostatura,/. a crusting 
 Incrudelire, to grow cruel 
 Incrudelito, part, become cruel 
 Jncrudire, to make harsh, rough 
 Incruento, a. not. bloody 
 Incruscare, to lill with bran 
 I'ncubo, m. nightmare 
 Incnde, /. anvil 
 Incddine,/. an anvil 
 Inculcare, to inculcate 
 Inculcatamente, ad. earnestly 
 Incuicato, part, inculcated 
 Inculto, part, uncultivated 
 Incumbenza, /. charge ; assumersi 
 1' incumbenza, to take upon one's 
 self [to scald 
 
 Incuocere, to boil or bake a little, 
 Incuorare, to take in one's head 
 Incurabile, a. incurable 
 Incurato, a. uncured 
 Incuria, /. negligence 
 Incursione,/. incursion 
 Incurvare, to bow, bend ; incur- 
 
 varsi, to prostrate one's self 
 Incurvato, part, bent, crooked 
 Incurvatura, and Incurvazione, /. 
 
 incurvation, or bending 
 Iucjrvo, a. benf, crooked 
 Incusare, to accuse, blame 
 Incustodito, a. not guarded 
 Incutere, to thrust with violence 
 I'ndaco, m. indigo (blue colour) 
 Indagare, to search into 
 Indagazione, and Indagine, /. a 
 
 careful search 
 Indarno, ad. in vain 
 Indebilire, to grow weak 
 Indebitamente, ad. unduly 
 Indebitare, to run in debt 
 Indebitato, part, indebted 
 Indebito, a. undue ; ora indebita, 
 
 an unseasonable hour 
 Indebolire, to grow weak 
 Indebolito, part, weakened 
 Indecente, a. indecent 
 Indecentemente, ad. indecently 
 Indecenza,/. indecency 
 Indeciso, part, undetermined 
 Indeclin'ibile, a. indecli-nable 
 Indecoramente, ad. shamefully 
 Indecore, a. (in poetry,) unbecom- 
 ing 
 Indecoro, a. indecent 
 Indefessamente, ad. indefatigably 
 Indefesso, a. unwearied 
 Indeficiente, a. not deficient 
 Indeficientemente, ad. continually 
 Indeficienza,/. abundance 
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 Jndefinitamente, ad. undetermi 
 
 naiciy 
 Indefinito, a. indefinite 
 Indegnamen'e, ad. unworthily 
 lndegnarsi. to be angry 
 Indegnazi6ne, /. indignr.tion 
 Indegnita, Indtguitade, and Inde- 
 
 gnitate,/. indignity 
 Indegno, a. unworthy 
 Indelebile, a. tliat cannot be can- 
 celled, or blotted out 
 Indelebilmente. ad. indelibly 
 Indemoniato, part, possessed with 
 
 a devil 
 Indenne, a. unhurt, safe 
 Indennita, and Indennitade, /. in- 
 demnity [term) 
 Indennizznre, to indemnify (law 
 Indennizzazione,/. indemnification 
 
 (law term) 
 Indentro, prep, within, inward 
 Independente, a. independent 
 lndependentemente, ad. independ- 
 ently 
 Independenza, /. independency 
 Indeterminatamente, ad. indeter- 
 
 minatively 
 Indeterminate, a. undecided, wa- 
 vering, doubtful - t [tion 
 Indeterminazi6ue, /. indetermina- 
 Indettare, to agree, resolve 
 Indevoto, a. ungodly 
 Indevozione,/. ungodliness 
 I'ndi, ad. from thence; after, af- 
 terwards ; indi a poco, a little 
 after; indi a pocbi dl, a few 
 days after [monds 
 Indiamantare, to counterfeit^ dia- 
 Indiana, a. Indian stuff, printed 
 
 cotton 
 Indiato, part. de ; fied 
 Indiavolare, to fall into a passion 
 Indiavolato, a. mad, furious 
 Indicare, to show, indicate 
 Indicativo, m. the indicative mood 
 
 (in grammar) 
 Indicativo, a. demonstrative 
 Indicate, part, indicated 
 Indicazione, /. and Indicamento, 
 m. indication [finger 
 
 I'ndice, m. index, contents, fore- 
 Indicere, to imitate 
 Indicibile, and Indiceyole, a. in 
 
 effable, unutterable 
 Indicibilmente, ad. inexpressibly 
 Indicio, m. si?n 
 I'ndico, a. Indian, of India 
 Indietro, ad. backwards ; v61gersi 
 indietro, to look back; correr 
 indietro, to run after 
 Tndifeso, a. defenceless [lar 
 
 Indifferente, a. indifferent, simi- 
 
IndifTerentemente. ad. indifferently 
 Indifferenza, /. indifference 
 Indigene, a. native 
 
 i .rent 
 
 Indige> -ible 
 
 '. indignation 
 Indiirrossn, ad. one w ilh another ; 
 • Ire, or t endeie indigrosso, 
 i 
 I -rabile, a, not demonstra- 
 
 ble 
 Indire, to announce, tell 
 Indirettamente. ad. indirectly 
 Indiretto, a. indirect 
 I ire, to direct ; indirizzarsi, 
 
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 IndirizzAto, part, directed 
 ■Indirlzm, a?ui Indirizzamento, m. 
 
 dirt- 
 I Ibile, a. imperceptible 
 
 Indisciplirubile, a. undisciplina- 
 ble, indocile 
 Indiscipliaato. a. unruly 
 
 ad. indiscreetly 
 I 
 
 : : id Indiscretezza, 
 
 rction 
 
 Indispensabile, a. indispensable 
 
 Indispensal iliti, /. an indispensa- 
 ble net [sably 
 sabilmente, ad, indispen- 
 
 :Tended 
 /innc, /. indisposition 
 
 r. inlisposed 
 ■' i!e, a. incontestable 
 Indi<ts^' i'lble 
 
 'ibilify 
 
 Indistin'ameV'-. ad. confusedly 
 
 ■fusion 
 Ipdivia, f. 
 I "-. a. individual 
 
 odividualiy 
 Individual re. f o specify 
 Individ ifying 
 
 '■•'; un in- 
 
 • irably 
 ! i visible 
 
 ad. indivisibly 
 a, undivided 
 a. irrelirious 
 I rrHirion 
 
 ;on 
 Indizio, to. sign, token, notice 
 
 TND 
 
 Indi7i6ne, /. Indication : mut.'ire 
 indi/ione, to change condition 
 
 I'ndo, a. Indian, from India 
 
 Indocile, a. indocile, dull 
 
 Indocilita,/. indocility 
 
 [ndolclre, Ihdolcare, and Indoi- 
 ci.ire, to sweeten; assuage, allaj 
 
 In lolcito. part. swr. h Hi l 
 ■. inclination 
 
 Indolente, a. indolent 
 i, f. indolei ce 
 
 Indomfcbile, a. untameable 
 
 Indomito, a. fierce, unruly 
 
 Indonn rsi, to seize ujmn 
 
 Indoppiare, to double: llnghiN 
 lorn >* indoppia colla Scoaria, 
 England and Scotland are con 
 tigoous; la rostra belMsza va 
 iadoppiando, you grow more 
 beautiful every "day 
 
 Indorare, to s:il<i 
 
 Indora to, part, pi It 
 
 Indoratura, /. and Indoramento, 
 TO. gOding 
 
 Indorment.ito, a. sleepy 
 
 Indormentimento. m. numbness 
 
 Indcrmentire, to stupify 
 
 Indormlre. to care very little 
 
 Indormita, a. drowsy 
 
 ■ ! « back 
 • without dowry 
 
 u.ent 
 nte, ad. unlearned ly 
 . 7. persuasive 
 ■ '. ignorant, induced, or 
 produced 
 Indottrinare, to instruct 
 Ir. d'tvlna. /. prophetess 
 Indovin&re, to divine, foretell 
 Indovinatore, rru a diviner, con- 
 jee turer 
 Indovinazirine, /. and Indovina- 
 mento, m. divination, divining, 
 
 Indovinello.m. an enigma, a riddle 
 . to. a conjurer, a guesser 
 . a. prophetical 
 
 .'. unduly 
 UdoTQto, a. undue, unlawful 
 
 onto, m. s o rcery, sickness 
 
 ' itch, td fall away 
 
 indraxnie, and IndracAre, to grow 
 
 fonous, to raie 
 
 ! . a. I 
 
 . to make cloth 
 I ire, to draw up an army 
 
 Indridto, prep, behind 
 
 IndrizzArsi, see Indirizzarsi 
 Indrodtre. to grow amomns 
 Indnbit&l ile, a. indnl itnble 
 Indubitabiliti. f. certainty 
 
 LNE 
 
 Indubirabilmente, ad. undoubtedly 
 [ndubitatamente, ad. undoubtedly 
 in ui ii iim. a. undoubted 
 tttducente, a. inducing 
 Indncen . 
 
 Inducjminto, to, inducement 
 Inducitore, m. an entieer 
 [ndugttaole, a. slow, late 
 
 . to d( lay, binder 
 
 . | art. delayed 
 
 . . m. a delayer 
 
 Ind'ijia, ./. \\:<\<v:\n, a/ici Indugia- 
 
 mento, m. a delay, hinderance; 
 
 senza indiigio, wiibout delay 
 
 Indulgeate, a. indulgent 
 
 [fldulgenaa, /. indulgence, forgive- 
 
 irdon 
 Ind ilgere, to indulge, grant 
 IndQlto, TO. pardon 
 Indumenta, m. a dress [hard 
 
 Indurabile, a. that grows easily 
 Induramento, m. hardness 
 Indun'ire, and Indurire, to harden ; 
 indur/irsi, to srow hard-hearted 
 [ndurito, part, hardened 
 Iodurito, a. obdurate 
 Indurre, to induce; indiirre a tu 
 mOlto, to stir up a rebellion j in* 
 r Gnrza, to force 
 
 '.'. industrious 
 [ndastria,/. industry 
 Industriarsi, to do for the best 
 IndustrioBUndate, ad. industriously 
 Industrioso, and Industrio, a. va- 
 
 dustrious 
 Induttivo, a. inducing 
 [ndutt6re, m. an entieer 
 Incluzinne,/. induction 
 Inebri'^re, m. set Imbriacare and 
 
 i's derivatives 
 IneclissAtO, part, eclipsed 
 Inedia, /. a diet, abstinence 
 Inedi*'!. a. unprinted 
 Ineffpbile, a. ineffable, unutterable 
 Ineftabilita,/. unntterableness 
 Ineftabilrnente, ad. inefl'ably 
 Inefficace, a. ineffectual 
 Inefficicia, /. irufficaciousness 
 Ineguaglianza, and Inegualiti, / 
 
 inequality 
 loegoile, a. unequal 
 Inelegante, a. inelegant 
 Ineligfbile, a. ineligible 
 Ioeluttabile, a. unavoidable 
 
 ibile, a. incorrigible 
 tnenarrabile, a. not to be related, 
 
 toll 
 
 Inentro, ad. within 
 
 InequAle, a. see Ineguale, and its 
 
 deriva'i\ev 
 Ineouivalt'-nte, a. not equivalent 
 . to cover with grass 
 
INF 
 
 Inere'nte, a. inherent 
 Inerenza, /. inherence 
 Inerme, a. unarmed 
 Inerpicare, to climb 
 Inerte, a. sluggish 
 Inerudito, a. ignorant 
 Inerzia,/. sloth 
 Inesauribile, a. inexhaustible 
 Inesaustibile, a. inexhaustible 
 Inesausto, a. unexhausted 
 Inescamen'o, m. allurement 
 Ineseare, to entice 
 Inescato, part, allured, enticed 
 Inc-scogitato, part, unthought of 
 Inescusfibile, a. inexcusable 
 Inescusabilmente, ad. inexcusably 
 Ineseguibile, a. not to be execu'ed 
 Inesercitabile, a. not to be exert- 
 ed ,• mor.te inesercilabile, an im- 
 practicable mountain 
 Inesorabile, a. inexorable 
 Inesorabilmente, ad. inexorably 
 Inesperienza, /. inexperience 
 Inesperto, a. inexperienced 
 Inespiabile, a. inexpiable 
 Inesplebile, a. insatiable 
 Inespliciibile, a. inexplicable 
 Inesjirirj;it.ile, a. inexpressible 
 Inespugnabile. a. impregnable 
 Inessiccabile, a. inexhaustible 
 Inestimabile, a. inestimable 
 Inestimabilmente, ad. inestimably 
 Inestinguibilc, a. inextinguishable 
 Inestricabile, and Inestrigabile, a. 
 inextricable [loss 
 
 Inestricato, part, entangled, at a 
 Ineterno, ad. for ever 
 Iaettamente, ad. foolishly 
 Inettitudine, /. incapacity 
 Inetto, a. inept, foolish 
 Inevitabile, a. inevitable 
 Inevitabilmente, ad. inevitably 
 Inezia, /. folly 
 Infaccenda'o, a. very busy 
 Infaceto, a. in-ipid, cold ; uomo 
 
 infaceto, a sorry jester 
 Infallibile, a. infallible, certain 
 Infallibility, and Infallibilezza,/. 
 
 infallibility 
 Infallibilmente, ad. infallibly 
 In fallo, ad. in vain ; tutti i colpi 
 cadevano in fallo, all his strokes 
 fell upon the ground 
 Infamnre, to defame 
 Infama'o, part, defamed 
 Infamatnrio. o. defecatory 
 Infamazione,/. and Infamamento, 
 
 m. defan a* ion 
 Infame, a. infamous 
 Infnmia. and Irifamiia,/. infamy, 
 
 disgrace 
 Infando, a. frightful 
 
 INF 
 
 Infangare, to dirt, mire 
 
 lnfingato, part, dirtied, full of dirt 
 
 Infantastichire, to grow fantastical 
 
 Infante, m. an infant, a child 
 
 Infante, a. infanto, title of the 
 children of the kings of Spain 
 and Portugal 
 
 Infanteria, /. foot-soldiers 
 
 Infantile, a. childish 
 
 Infunzia, and Infantilita, /. in- 
 fancy 
 
 Infarcire, to stuff 
 
 Infardare, to besmear, foul 
 
 Infardato, a. foul, dirty 
 
 Infaretrafo, part', armed with a 
 quiver 
 
 Infarinare, to powder with meal 
 
 Infarinato, pat t. whitened with 
 meal ; superficial 
 
 Infaiinatura, f. snail knowledge 
 
 Infastidimento, m. weariness 
 
 Infastidire, and Infastidiare, to 
 trouble, vex 
 
 Infastidito, part, nauseated 
 
 Iufaticabile, and Infatigabile, a. 
 indefatigable [bly 
 
 Infaticabilmente, ad. indefatiga- 
 
 In fatti, ad. in fact 
 
 Infatuare, to become stupid 
 
 Infatuato, part, infatuated, be- 
 witched 
 
 Infaustamente, ad. inauspiciously 
 
 Infausto, a. unlucky, ominous 
 
 Infecondita, /. barrenness 
 
 Infecondo, a. barren 
 
 Infedele, a. infidel 
 
 Infedelmente, ad. unfaithfully 
 
 Infedelta, and Infedelita, /. infi- 
 delity 
 
 Infederare, to put on a pillow-case 
 
 Infelice, a. unhappy 
 
 Intel icemente, ad. unhappily 
 
 Infelicila, /. misfortune 
 
 Infellonire, to grew cruel 
 
 Infellonito, a. cruel 
 
 Infemminire, to be effeminate 
 
 Infemminito, a. effeminate 
 
 Iuferiore, a. inferior 
 
 Inferiorita,/. inferiority 
 
 Inferire, to infer 
 
 In term amen te, ad. weaklv 
 
 Infermare, and Infermarsi, to fall 
 sick 
 
 Infermato, part, infirm, feeble 
 
 Infermeria, /. infirmary, a conta- 
 gion, or sickness 
 
 Infermiccio, and Infermucrio, a. 
 infirm, sickly [hnuary 
 
 Infermiere, m. overseer of an in- 
 
 Infermita, f. infirmity 
 
 Infermo. a. sick 
 
 Infernale, a. hellish 
 
 INF 
 
 Inferno, m. hell 
 
 Inferno, a. infernal, hellish 
 
 Inferocire, to grow fierce 
 
 l'nfero, a. infernal [cloak 
 
 Infenaiuolato, a. wrapped in a 
 
 Inferrare, and Inferriare, to chain 
 
 Inferrato, a. and Inferriata, /. 
 iron bars 
 
 Inferrato, part, chained 
 
 Infertile, a. barren 
 
 Infervorare, and Infervorire, to 
 animate 
 
 Infervorato, a. fervent 
 
 Infestamento, m. and Infestagi6ne # 
 /. molestation, trouble 
 
 Infestamente, ad. importunately 
 
 Infestare, to infest, annoy 
 
 Infeslaio, part, infested 
 
 Infestatore, m. a disturber, vexer 
 
 Infestazione, /. molestation 
 
 Infesto, and Infestevole, a. trouble' 
 some, noisome [horses. 
 
 Infestuto, m. the foundering of 
 
 Infettare, to infect, taint 
 
 Infettato, and Infetto, part, in- 
 fected, tainted 
 
 Infettatore, m. a corrupter 
 
 Infettivo, a. infectious 
 
 Infeudare, to enfeoff (law term) 
 
 Infeudazione, /. enfeoffment (law 
 teim) 
 
 Infezione,/. infection 
 
 Infiaechimento, m. a weakening 
 
 Infiacchire, to become weak 
 
 Infiammabile. a. combustible 
 
 Infiammagione. and Infiamma* 
 mento, m. inflammation 
 
 Infiammare, to set on fire, to in* 
 flame, incite, incense, illumi- 
 nate 
 
 Infiammatamente, ad. ardently 
 
 Infiammativo, a. inflammative 
 
 Infiammato, part, inflamed 
 
 Infiammazior.e,/. inflammation 
 
 Infiascare, to bottle 
 
 Infiascato, part, put in bottles, 
 bottled 
 
 Infiato, a. puffed up 
 
 Inficere, to infect 
 
 Infidamente, ad. unfaithfully 
 
 Infidelita, /. see Infedelta 
 
 Infido, a. faithless 
 
 Infielare, to make bitter with gall 
 
 Infierire, see Inferire 
 
 Infievolimento, m. weakening 
 
 Infievolire, and Infiebolire, to 
 weaken 
 
 Irfievoiito, part, weakened 
 
 Infiggere, to nail, or drive 
 
 Infignere, to feign ; infignersi, to 
 disguise one's self; s' infinse di 
 non saper nulla di queste cose, 
 
INF 
 
 he pretended to know nothing 
 of tbe matter (bled 
 
 Infigne\ ', disstni- 
 
 Infignimento, and Inl 
 m. d.ssim-.;; . 
 
 lufingitore, »?u a, 
 :::bler 
 Infilire, and Infilzare, to thread, 
 string; iafiMr un di<*r>rso. to 
 
 • da se, to 
 v.o the snare 
 
 . !e-row 
 Inhlzato, and InliLito, part, thread- 
 ed 
 Infimamentc, ad. basely 
 
 mp, tilest 
 nto, and Infmattantocbe, 
 ad. until, until that 
 Infinche, and Infincche, ad. since, 
 
 until 
 Infin da on, ad. benceforwards 
 Iufine, ad. in short 
 
 ,a nd Iufingarderia, 
 
 i Inhngirdo, a, 
 
 .- and Infingitu- 
 •. dissimulation 
 infinity 
 
 id. infinitely 
 . md Inriniivo. m. the in- 
 fini'ive mood (in grammar- 
 
 a. infinite. In iufinito, 
 ad. infinitely, endless 
 
 . until ; infino dal 
 priacipio, from the be^innin^: 
 infino ad ora, till now, from that 
 moment; infino allora, until 
 then ; infino a quando, until. 
 wben, h>w ! 
 
 went with 
 
 . ;i, ad, hitherto 
 Infinoat artoche. ad. until that 
 Infinocchiare, to impose 
 Jnfinocchiatura,/. deceit 
 Infinoche, ad. ur.'il 
 Infin'amen'e, ad. deceitfully 
 
 . and Infintantocbe, ad. 
 ntil 
 •. and Infinto, m. duplici- 
 
 -•jise 
 I art. feijnH 
 I 
 
 • i blossom, to adom with 
 
 INF 
 
 trt. fixed info 
 Innutollre, to turn into a fistula 
 [nflazione,/. swelling 
 
 Ir.rlessil.il,.>, o. in:' 
 
 s • i natcly 
 ■ r.f. inii. ctioa 
 Inflesso. part, bent 
 
 . to bend, curb 
 ntli'to, fa t. inflicted 
 '. f. influence 
 Liflulre, and Inilue-r, to influence 
 
 Influsso, and Iufluvio, m. influ- 
 ence, flux 
 
 DID, Infuocame'nto, rru 
 and Infoca7ionc, /. conflagra- 
 tion, beat, fervour 
 bribcare, to beat, make red hot 
 Infocato, a. on fire 
 Infocazione, and Infuocazione, /, 
 b it, ardour 
 
 i nd I'nfula,/. fillet 
 Infonkre, to infuse, influence, 
 
 overflow 
 Infon iimento, m. infusion 
 Inforcire. to fork, bang 
 
 h a pitch- 
 fork [full 
 Inhrca'ura, /. a body deft : a foi k- 
 . to inform; infonnarsi, 
 f o .nquire 
 
 rart. informed 
 Informatore, m. infirmer 
 Infof i inaio me,/. information, edu- 
 
 cation, instruct] >n 
 Informe, a. formless 
 Inf Vn.ip.ine, m. a baker's shovel 
 InfornAre, to put in the oven 
 fatonata,/. an oven-full 
 ' iked 
 • Dot in doubt 
 In fop*-, ad. in doubt, in danger ; 
 lasci.'ire una ODaa in (brae, 
 leave a thinz at random ; io era 
 in forse <e dovessi firlo o no, I 
 did not know whether I should 
 do it or not [sour 
 
 Infortire, to strengthen, to grow 
 
 • . to be ship-v n 
 ■nJbrtonamente, arl. unfortunately 
 Infbrtun'tto, a. unf>rtunate 
 [nfo-rtunio, m. misfortune 
 Inforz.iiv. . to grow 
 
 strong 
 
 '. itrong 
 Infnscitn, part, darkened 
 
 to Mmm, or blow 
 i,/. infirmity 
 inf irmc, a. infirm 
 
 ; art. laid in the erave 
 I'nfra, 
 
 '. in, about ; infra il m« 7- 
 20 gioroo, about noon : infra me, 
 1G3 ' 
 
 INF 
 
 within myself; infra, on this 
 side 
 Infracidame'nto, and Infradicia- 
 
 mento, to. corruption 
 Infraeid.'ire, and Infmdiciare, to 
 i infraci lire uno, to iru- 
 ]> irrunc, ( r weary one 
 
 >. and Ini'rudiciato, part. 
 corrupte 1 
 Infracid.itiira, and Infradiciatiira, 
 /.rottenness putrefaction 
 
 . and Izifnuigere, to 
 . crush 
 Infragnimento, m. and Infragni- 
 
 tun,/, a breaking 
 ! ..ad. in the fact 
 
 InfirJimento, m. fainmess, or de- 
 
 jec'ion 
 Infralire, to grow weak 
 Inframessa. f. and Infiamesso, rru 
 interposition [meddle 
 
 Infnimet'ere, to insert, ic inter- 
 Infranciosato, part, diseased 
 Infrnngere, to break 
 Infra nto, part, broken 
 Infrantoio, m. an oir-mill, or press 
 Infrantura,/. sec Infngniinento 
 Infrascameuto, rru a stripping of 
 
 leaves 
 Infrasc.'ire, to cover with branches, 
 
 to entangle, involve 
 Infrascrittn, part, underwritten, 
 subs 
 
 'scribe 
 Infrazirine, /. mpture, fraction ; a 
 
 breach, violation 
 lorreddAre, to tike cold 
 [nfreddatiro, a. giving cold 
 
 . part, having got cold 
 Infreddatara, and Infreddagi6ne, 
 
 /. a col J 
 Infremere, to shod ler 
 Infret.ire, to bridle, curb; to keep 
 
 under, or in 
 Infrene-ire, to grow frantic 
 intrequente, a. rare 
 Infrequenza,/. un frequency 
 Infrescameiito, m. refreshment 
 Infretta, ad, in h.is'e 
 Infrigid'.nte, a. eooling 
 Infrizid/.re. and IntVindlre. to coot, 
 
 to grow cool, frigid 
 lofrfgno, part, wrinkled 
 Infrinz-re. to infringe 
 [nfrondirsi, to shoot firth leave* 
 
 '. ir. a conifiany 
 InfniscAre, to confuse 
 
 /. dark, ambiguous, ob- 
 scure 
 Infru'tifero, a. unfruitful 
 
 -)fitably 
 , a. unfruitful 
 
ING 
 
 Infun&re, to tie with ropes 
 Infunatura, /. a binding with ropes 
 Infundibulo, m. a funnel 
 lnfuojure, see Infocare, and all its 
 
 Derivatives 
 Infurfantire, to grow knavish 
 Iufuriare, and Infuriarsi, to be mad 
 Infuriatamente, ad. furiously 
 Infuriate, a. furious 
 Infusamente, ad. confusedly 
 Infusione,/. infusion 
 Infuso, part, infused 
 Infuturarsi, to grow old, or to be 
 
 prolonged 
 Ingabbiare, to put in a cage 
 Ingaggiare, to engage ; ingaggiare 
 
 a usura, to pawn 
 Ingaggiato, part, engaged 
 Ingagliaidia,/. weakness 
 Ingailiardire, to grow strong 
 Ingagiiardito, a. brisk, strong 
 Ingalappiare, to catch in a trap 
 Ingalluzzarsi, to be proud 
 Ingalluzzato, a. proud 
 Ingambaxe, to run away 
 Ingangherare, to put, or hang on 
 
 'he hinges 
 Ingamrbile, a. deceitful 
 Ingannare, to cheat ; ingannarsi, 
 
 to misake ; s'io non m' inganno, 
 
 if I mistake not 
 Ingannate, part, cheated 
 Ingar.natore, m. a cheat 
 Jjgannevole, and Ingannabile, a. 
 
 deceitful 
 Ingannevolmente, ad. deceitfully 
 Inganno, and Ingasnamento, m. 
 
 cheat, trick ; trar d' inganno, to 
 
 undeceive 
 Ingarabullare, and Ingarbugliare, 
 
 to deceive, perplex 
 Ingarbare, to adorn 
 Ingastig'ito, part, unpunished 
 Ingastigazione,/. impunity 
 Ingegnamento, m. craft, cunning ; 
 
 industry 
 Ingegn'irsi, to endeavour : cias- 
 
 cheduno s'ingegna, every body 
 
 does what he can 
 Ingegnere, and Ingegnero, m. an 
 
 engineer 
 Ingegno, m. genius, wit, craft 
 Ingegnosamente, ad. ingeniously 
 Ingegnoso, a. ingenious, witty 
 Ingegnuolo, m. malice, craft 
 Ingelos^re, to grow jealous 
 Ingelosito, a- become jealous 
 Ingemmamento, in. an adorning 
 
 with jewels 
 Ingemm'ire, to deck with jewels 
 Ingernmato, a. adorned with jew- 
 
 eb 
 
 ING 
 
 In generate, ad. generally 
 Ingenerare, to engender 
 Ingenerazione, /. and Ingenera- 
 
 mento, in. generation 
 Ingenito, a. inna'e 
 Ingentilire, to become noble, to 
 
 tame 
 Ingentilito, a. ennobled 
 Ingemiamente, ad. sincerely 
 Ingeuuita, /. sincerity 
 Ingenuo ? a. ingenuous, freeborn 
 Ingerirsi, to intermeddle 
 Ingermatura, /. a sheath, covering, 
 
 prelection 
 Ingessare, to chalk 
 Ingessato, part, chalked 
 Ingessatura./. a chalking 
 Ingesto, a. inserted 
 Inghio timento, m. a swallowing ; 
 
 pool, pit, abyss 
 Inghiottire, to swallow, absorb ; 
 
 inghiottire altrui, to surpass one ; 
 
 inghiottire un' ingiiiria, to put up 
 
 with an affront 
 Inghiottito, a. swallowed up 
 Inghiottitoio, m. the throat 
 Inghirlandamento, m. a crowning 
 
 with a garland 
 Inghirlandire, to crown with gar- 
 lands} fuor di qual mar chela 
 
 terra inghirlanda, out of that sea 
 
 which encompasses the earth 
 Ingiacare, to put on the cuirass 
 Ingiallire, and Ingiallire, to dye 
 
 or grow yellow 
 Inginocchiarsi, to kneel 
 Inginocchiato, a. kneeling 
 Inginocchiatoio, m. a stool to kneel 
 
 on 
 Inginocchiatura,/. a bending 
 Inginocehiazione. /. a genuflexion 
 Inginocchione, and Inginocchioni, 
 
 ad. kneeling upon one's knees 
 Ingiocondo, a. displeasing 
 Ingioiellare, to adorn with jewels 
 Ingiovanire, to grow young 
 Ingiii, ad. downward 
 Ingiugnere, to charge, command 
 lnginncare, to strew rushes 
 Jts-i'iiVo, a. enjoined 
 Ingiiiria, /. injury 
 Ingiurhre, to injure, abuse 
 In-riuriato, a. injured 
 Ingiuriatore, m. an injurer 
 Inriurinsamente, ad. injuriously 
 Ingiurioso, a. injurious 
 Ingiustaminte, ad. unjustly 
 Ingiustizia, f. injustice 
 Ingius'o, a. uniust 
 Inghrioso, a. inglorious 
 Inglivie, /. gluttony 
 Ingobbire, to grew 'hump-backed 
 164 
 
 ING 
 
 Ingoffo, m. a fisticuff; bribery 
 Ingoiare, to engulf, to swallow 
 Ingolfare, to encounter the main 
 ocean ; ingolfarsi, to gratify 
 one's self 
 Ingolfato, a. addicted, engulfed 
 Ingollare, to swallow 
 Ingollato, part, swallowed 
 Ingombramento, m. encumbrance 
 Ingombrare, to hinder, stop, to oc- 
 cupy 
 Ingombrato, a, hindered 
 Ingombro, and Ingombrio, m. im- 
 pediment 
 Ingombro, a. encumbered 
 Ingorbiare, to put a ferrule on a 
 
 cane 
 Ingordamente, ad. greedily 
 Ingordigia, and Ingordia, /. greedi- 
 ness 
 Ingordo, a. greedy, eager ; prezzo 
 ingordo, an exorbitant price ; 
 strumento ingordo, a sharp in- 
 strument 
 Ingorgamento, m. gorging . 
 Ingorgare, to gorge ; flume che 
 
 s' ingorga, a swelling river 
 Ingorgato, a. gorged 
 Ingorgiare, to swallow down 
 Ingozzare, to gorge, cram, swallow 
 Ingrandimento, m. advancement. 
 
 use 
 Ingrandire, to increase, enlarge, 
 
 advance, to aggrandize 
 Ingrandito, a. enlarged, advanced 
 Ingranditore, m. an amplifier 
 Ingrassamento, m. a fattening 
 Ingrassare, to fatten ; ingrassar 
 
 campi, to manure 
 Ingrassativo, a. fattening 
 Ingrassato, a. fattened 
 Ingratamente, ad. ungratefully 
 Ingraticolare, to enclose, to rail 
 Ingraticolato, a. railed 
 Ingratitudine, and Ingratezza, /. 
 
 ingratitude 
 Ingrato, a. ungrateful 
 Ingravidamento, m. ingravidation 
 Ingravidare, to impregnate, to 
 
 breed 
 Ingraziars', to ingratiate 
 Ingrediente, m. ingredient 
 Ingresso, m. ingress, access 
 Ingroppare, to add, to carry on 
 
 one's back 
 Ingrossamento, m. an increasing, 
 
 swelling, thickness 
 Ingrossare, to make big, increase, 
 
 to get with child 
 Ingrossito, a. grown bigger 
 Ingrosso,ad. by f he whole ; vender 
 all' ingresso, to sell by wholesale 
 
INN 
 
 Ingrognire, or Ingrogoare, to be 
 *n*ry 
 
 to, or IngrognAto, a. angry 
 Inguantarsi, to pal on oi 
 Inguintito, a, that has gi 
 
 I'ngui: 
 
 forbid 
 Inibita./. inhibition (law term) 
 hibits 
 
 .ibition 
 
 Lnimic.m-. to use like an enemy ; 
 
 ininiu i ncmy 
 
 Inimic'itc. a. used hkt \ 
 Inimichevolmeute, ad. like an 
 
 enemy 
 
 ria,/. enmity 
 
 Inimitabile. a. inimitable 
 I finitely 
 
 I . •bscure 
 
 1 /. perfidiously 
 
 I quality 
 
 Iniquo. a 
 
 I 
 
 . a. instructed 
 
 n. l>ezmmng 
 
 ! into snares 
 
 1 to 1 come languid 
 
 ; ; of praise 
 
 1 . : i. unlawfully 
 
 iwful 
 InlecriaJri;<>, a. embellished 
 . illezi'imacy 
 ate. 
 ! ' arned 
 
 mre 
 Inlividirc, to bruise 
 Inlunn. inlnngo, ad. minl'ir in 
 : in lungo 
 : - ime 
 Inmalincnnire, Inmalinconicblre. 
 and InmalinconicAre, to be 
 mfl'nrWy 
 I 
 lambis«are. to be «w allowed up, 
 
 Innacertir*, to ir 
 
 ik, sprin- 
 kle ; innicquAre il vino, to mix 
 wine with ■ 
 lunacquato, a. watered 
 
 INN 
 
 Ininftl'ire, to water 
 
 . ; art. watered 
 lnnatliatoio, m. a catering pan 
 re, to grow s >ur 
 
 _ : ap n tree 
 into, m. and Innalza- 
 tum,/. exaltation 
 
 . to exalt, raise, advance, 
 
 InnamidArv, to s'arch 
 Iiiiianioracchiarsi, to fall in love 
 Inn inn .ramento. and Innajnorazza- 
 
 . m. courtsiiip 
 Iunamorr'ire, to fall in love ; in- 
 namorArsi al primo ii>cio, to fall 
 in love at fir^t sight 
 Innamorata, /. a p 
 Innamor.itamente, ad. lovingly 
 Innamorato, in. a lover 
 Inuamorato, part, enamoured 
 Innamorazzare, to be in love 
 InuanellAre, to curl, to give the 
 
 nuptial ring 
 Innanellalo, a. curled [animate 
 Inmnimare, and Innanimire, to 
 Iunanimato, yart. heartened 
 Innante, and Inn'in i, } up. (in 
 
 . 
 Inaintichi', ad. before 
 
 . "i. a model, original 
 Imuuzi. prep. P tfc w 
 
 b r, after- 
 wards; and'ire inn'uiri. I 
 
 ■ lit <)!](■'> 
 
 self; piii innanzi. farther; mct- 
 tere innanzi, to propose; non 
 andate pni inn/inzi, say no more 
 
 IiunnA ti-a'to. ad. firs*, of all 
 
 Innariditv. to grow dry 
 
 Innarrabile, a. not to be told 
 
 Innarsiccia'o, m. a burning 
 
 Innascondere, to hide 
 
 Innascoso, a. hid. concealed 
 
 buaaapare, to wind yam 
 
 Innasprire, to make hard 
 innate, natural 
 
 Innatunle, a. unnatural 
 
 Inmlbiarsi, to grow dark 
 
 Innibbriare, to make drunk 
 . a. incontestable 
 re, to ingraft 
 
 Innestato, a. inerafted 
 
 Inne-tatura, Innestagione, /. and 
 . TO. a graft, a scion 
 
 ■ a eTaft 
 I'nno, m. a hymn 
 Innobilita, /."i "mobility 
 
 Innoc'jnte, a. innocent 
 Inrmcfnteme'nte. ad. innocently 
 baoeenan, and Innocenzia, /. in- 
 nocence 
 
 165 
 
 INO 
 
 Innoltrarsi, to advance, exceed 
 InnOfflin&tO, a. nameless 
 Innond ire, sic Inondare 
 . -/. harmless 
 . to cover "ith scarlet 
 
 clo:h 
 
 . to innovate 
 Innovatore, TO, an innovator 
 Innovazione, f. Change 
 Innovi ll.'ire, to rcnew 
 Innnmerabiie, a. innumerable, 
 
 numberless 
 Innnmerevole, a. innumerable 
 Iunuzzolire, to excite a desire 
 Iuobbediente, a. disobedient 
 Inobbedienza, /. disobedience 
 Iuoculare, to inoculate 
 Inocula/ione,/. inoculation 
 Inodorifero, a. m hut any smell 
 Inoflicioso. a. uncivil 
 In osmi modo, ad. however it be 
 Inoliare, to oil 
 [noliato, part, oiled 
 [i I Itrtrn, see Innoltrarsi 
 Inoltto, and Innoltre, ad. besides 
 Inomb.-are, to shade 
 Inondare, to overflow 
 [nondazione, /. and Inondam^nto, 
 
 TO. inundation 
 Ino.ies'amente, ad. dishonourably 
 Inones'a,/. dishonesty 
 Inonesto, a. disnoneM 
 [nonorato, a. dishonoured 
 1 i ] e, 'i. indigent 
 Inoperoso, a. lazy, idle 
 Inopia. /. indigence 
 Inopiaabile. a. credible 
 
 unente, at unawares 
 Inopinato, a. nnthought of 
 Inopixntunameu'e, ad. unseasona- 
 
 1 !y 
 Inopportuno, a. unseasonable 
 Inorire. to gild over; to honour, 
 [ly 
 InordinatTmente, ad. immoderate- 
 Inordinatezza,/. confusion 
 . a. out of order 
 InorgojUre, to make proud; inor- 
 
 gogiirsi, to grow proud 
 Inor|>ellamt-nto, rn. a painting, a 
 
 Inorpell '.re, to counterfeit, to adorn 
 
 With false gold 
 Inorpi llito, a. counterfeited 
 Inorridtre, to shake for far, to 
 frighten [mus end 
 
 InospiUle, a. inhospitable, barba- 
 . f. inhoroitalitj 
 ?. uninhabited 
 
 n 'Me 
 DZk,/. unobvrvanco 
 ) berved 
 
INS 
 
 Inostrare, to cover with purple 
 
 In palese, ad. publicly 
 
 In paragone, ad. comparatively to 
 
 In parte, ad. partly 
 
 In particolare, ad. particularly 
 
 In perpetuo, ad. perpetually 
 
 In persona, ad. personally 
 
 In piedi, ad. on foot 
 
 In proft'ilo, ad. in profile 
 
 In punto, ad. ready ; sono in punto, 
 I ani ready 
 
 In qua, ad. since, this side ; da 
 allora in qua, since that time 
 
 In quanto. and In quanto che, ad. 
 inasmuch as, concerning ; in 
 quanto a me, as for my part 
 
 Inquartare, to quarter 
 
 Inquieta,/. anxiety 
 
 Inquietamente, ad. unquietly 
 
 Inquietare, and Inquietire, to dis- 
 quiet, vex [trouble 
 
 Inquietazione, /. the act of giving 
 
 Inquietezza,/. uneasiness 
 
 Inquieto, a. unquiet 
 
 Inquietudine,/. disquiet 
 
 Inquinare, to soil, pollute 
 
 Inquisire, to accuse 
 
 Inquisito, part, accused 
 
 Inquhitore, m. inquisitor, sheriff', 
 coroner 
 
 Inquisizione, /. inquisition, search 
 
 Inraecontabile, a. that cannot be 
 related 
 
 Inrngionevole, a. see IrragLonevole 
 
 Inrazionabile, a. irrational! 
 
 Inregolare, a. see Irregolare 
 
 Inreligiosita,/. irreligion 
 
 Inreligioso, a. irreligious 
 
 Inremediabile, and Inrimediabile, 
 a. irremediable > 
 
 Inreprensibile, a. irreprehensible 
 
 Inreprobabile, a. irreprovable 
 
 Inrepugnabile, a. unquestionable 
 
 Inresoluzione,/. irresolution 
 
 Inretamento, m snares 
 
 Inretare, to catch in nets 
 
 Inretrattabile, a. irrevocable 
 
 Iurevocabilita, /. irrevocability 
 
 Inricchire, to enrich 
 
 Inrigidire, to grow stiff, hard 
 
 Inritrnsire, to grow unruly, sly, 
 stubborn 
 
 Inriverente, a. see Irreverente 
 
 Inrossare, to dye with a red hue 
 
 Inruvidire, to make hard 
 
 N. B. For all other words begin- 
 ning with Inr, see In 
 
 Insaccare, to sack, to bag 
 
 Insaccato. part, bagged, sacked 
 
 Insalare, Insalinare, and Insaleg- 
 gi'ire, to salt 
 
 lnsalata, /. a salad ; non sono an- 
 
 INS 
 
 c6ra all' insalata, I have scarce 
 begun 
 
 Insalato, a. salt, salted 
 
 Insalatura, /. a salting, or pickling 
 
 Insaldare, to starch ; to confirm, 
 assure 
 
 Insalsarsi, to become salt 
 
 Insalubre, a. unhealthy 
 
 Insalvatichire, and Insalvaticare, 
 to grow savage, wild 
 
 Insalvatichito, a. wild, savage 
 
 Insanabile, a. incurable 
 
 Insanamente, ad. foolishly 
 
 Insanguinare, to make bloody 
 
 Insanguinato, part, bloody 
 
 Insania, /. madness, folly 
 
 Insanire, to grow mad 
 
 Insanito, part, mad 
 
 Jnsano, a. insane, mad 
 
 Insaponare, to soap, flatter, cajole 
 
 Insaponato, part, soaped 
 
 Insaporarsi, to acquire flavour 
 
 Insaziabile, and Insaturabile, a. 
 insatiable 
 
 Insaziabilita, a?7d Insazieta, /. in- 
 satiability, unsatisfiedness 
 
 Insaziabilmente, ad. insatiably 
 
 Inscampabile, a. unavoidable 
 
 Inschiavire, to enslave 
 
 Inschidionare, to put upon the spit 
 
 Insciente, a. ignorant 
 
 Inscritto, part, inscribed 
 
 Inscrivere, to inscribe, to write, or 
 to engrave an inscription 
 
 Inscrizione, /. inscription 
 
 Inscrutabile, a. impenetrable 
 
 Insculto, a. engraved, impi 
 
 Inscusabile, a. inexcusable 
 
 Insegua,/. arms, colours, marks 
 
 Insegnamento, m. document, in- 
 struction 
 
 Insegnare, to teach 
 
 Insegnativo, a. instructive 
 
 Insegnato, part, taught 
 
 Insegnatore, m. a teacher 
 
 Insegreto, ad. secretly 
 
 Inseguire, to pursue 
 
 Inseliciato, part, paved 
 
 Inseliciato, m. pavement 
 
 Inselvare, and Inselvaticare, to 
 grow woody; inselvarsi, to take 
 refuge in a wood 
 
 Insemprato, a. immortalized 
 
 Insensatamente, ad. foolishly, 
 madly 
 
 Insensataggine, and Iusensatezza, 
 /. stupidity, folly, madness 
 
 Insensato, a. foolish, senseless 
 
 Insensibile, a. insensible 
 
 Insensibility, /. insensibility 
 
 Insensibilmente, ad. impercepti- 
 bly, by degrees 
 166 
 
 INS 
 
 Inseparable, a. inseparable 
 Inseparabilmente, ad. inseparably 
 
 Insepolto, a. unburied 
 Inserenare, to clear up, to cheer up 
 Inserenato, a. serene 
 Inserire, to insert 
 Inserito, part, inserted 
 Inserrare, to shut up 
 Insertare, to graft 
 Insertazi6ne, f. grafting 
 Inse>to, part . inserted 
 Inserviente, a. good, useful, fit 
 Inserzione, m. insertion 
 Insetare, to wrap up with silk 
 Insetto, m. an insect 
 Inseverito, a. grown severe 
 Insidia, /• snares, deceit 
 Insidiare, to lie in wait, to contrive 
 Insidiato, part, plotted, contrived 
 Insidiatore, m. a traitor 
 Insidiosamente, ad. treacherously 
 Insidioso, a. ensnaring 
 Insieme, arid Insiememente, ad. 
 
 together, likewise, with 
 Insieme, or Ben' insieme, m. (in 
 
 painting,) the whole 
 Insieparsi, to hide one's self in a 
 
 hedge 
 Insigne, a. renowned, excellent 
 Insignemente, ad. notably 
 Insignificante, a. insignificant 
 Insignire, to decorate, adorn 
 Insignito, part, adorned 
 Insignorire, to make one master 
 Insinattanto, Insintanto, Insintati* 
 
 toche, ad. until 
 Insino, Insinoche, and Insinche, 
 
 prep, till, until 
 Insinqua, ad. as far as here 
 Insinuare, to insinuate ; insinuarsi, 
 
 to steal, creep in 
 Insinuazione, /. insinuation 
 Insipid amente, ad. foolishly 
 Insipidezza,/i insipidity, flatness 
 Insipidire, to become insipid 
 Insipido, a. insipid, unsavoury 
 Insipiente, a. foolish 
 Insipienza, and Insipienzia, /. ig« 
 
 norance, foolishness 
 Insistenza,/. obstinacy 
 Insistente, a. pressing 
 Insistere, to insist, persist, to be 
 
 above 
 I'nsito, a. innate, natural 
 Insoave, a. unpleasant 
 Insocinbile, a. unsociable 
 Insofferenza,/. intolerable ourden 
 Insofficiente, a. see Insufficidnte, 
 
 and its derivatives 
 Insoft'ribile, a. insufferable 
 Insoggettabile, a. untameable 
 Insognarsi, to dream, fancy 
 
INS 
 
 Insngno, m. dream, fincy 
 
 I l.in of ■ 
 
 ad. insolently 
 Insolentire. to grow saucy 
 Insolenta, a/ui las^U nzi.i, /. iaao- 
 leuce 
 
 Insolito, a. unusual, rare 
 
 . to grow sofi, lo diminish, 
 
 I re. to rise up in arms 
 
 Insohih. 
 
 i problem. 
 &o. ilnt eunol 1 e boIvi 1 
 Insolubilmente. ad. indissolubly 
 
 v, ad. at last 
 Insonna: 
 I 
 
 ■mless 
 portable 
 e, to deafen, to become 
 
 1 B, to rise against 
 
 :. insurmountable 
 1 o up [suspect 
 
 , icious, to 
 1 . . - .-picious 
 
 I !'ile, a. unwarrantable 
 
 Insozzare, and Insozzire, to foiJ, 
 rty 
 ile. a. unhoped-for 
 I . id. unexpectedly 
 
 .a. unexpected 
 -inkle 
 
 n. condensity 
 1 • ctor 
 
 Inspezione. /. inspection 
 N. B. The letter ;j, in the follow- 
 in? worth, as far as Instiipid'itc. 
 left out : see Ispezione 
 I ,re with, to sug- 
 
 ; rompt 
 I part, inspired 
 
 i he who inspires 
 
 Inspirazione, /. and Inspiramento, 
 
 m. inspiration 
 Inspon'ineo, a. involuntary 
 i . ■ stable 
 
 ! '-.hiliry 
 
 I , a. indefa finable 
 
 I 
 
 namente, ad. immediately 
 eo, a. momentary, done 
 in a n 
 Instante, m. an instant 
 Instant?, a. earnest, urgent 
 I • <id. ins'antly 
 
 Iostinza, and Ins'anzia, f. in- 
 stance, solicitation ; ad iu'anza 
 TOstra, at your request 
 
 INS 
 
 . in>isi, press 
 
 ln>t.iui ire, to renew, rebuild 
 [nsterilfre, to .:r.>u barren 
 . to ins igate, si 
 
 . 
 
 i ne, /. and Instigamento, 
 
 in. ins •;_ 
 Instillare, to instil, infuse, pour 
 
 . | art. iostilled 
 Imtjnln, m. instinct 
 
 lustituire, to institute; institirire 
 alc'.ino erede, to make somebody 
 one's heir 
 
 Instituta,/. institutes 
 
 Iurtitutista, m. a reader of the in- 
 stitutes 
 
 Institato, m. an institute, an estab- 
 lishment 
 
 Institutnre, m. an institutor 
 
 Instituzioue, /. institution, instruc- 
 tion 
 
 Instruire, to instruct 
 
 Instruito, part, instructed 
 
 Instrumentale, and Instmmentario, 
 a. instrumental; muaica instru- 
 mentale, instrumental music 
 
 Instrument, m. instrument 
 
 Instruttivo, a. instructive 
 
 Instrutto, part, instructed 
 
 In^truttore, m. a tutor 
 
 Instruzioue,/. instruction 
 
 Inatapktire, to be surprised 
 
 Instupidito, part, stupified, sur- 
 prised 
 
 . above ; andare in sii e in 
 ghi. to go up aud down ; da due 
 in sii. except two ; in sii la tavo- 
 la, upon the table 
 
 Insucidare, to grease, foul, soil 
 
 Insueto, a. unusual 
 
 Insufficientc. a. insufficient 
 
 Insufficientemente, ad. insufficient- 
 ly 
 
 Insufficienza,/. insufficiency 
 
 In sul, ad. upon ; in sul far del dl, 
 by break of day ; in su'l bel del 
 dacorso, in the middle of the 
 discourse 
 
 Insul.'mo, a. insular 
 
 _-...e, /. dnlness 
 foolish 
 
 Insultare, to insult 
 
 . z. affronted 
 
 Insulto, nu an insult, affront 
 
 Insuperabile, a. insuperable 
 
 Insuperbire. to prow proud 
 I mud 
 
 Insureere, to rise against, to resist 
 
 In^jrto, part, risen up 
 Insuso, ad. above, on high 
 
 INT 
 
 tent, not 
 
 Mil si^, in? 
 
 the invalidity uf 
 
 anj tiling 
 [nsusurrure. to murmur, 
 [ntabaccarsi, to fall in love; to 
 
 give miic's self Up 
 
 I . ootch, to offend) 
 
 hurt, injure, conti icl a debt 
 
 notched, 
 
 injured, wounded 
 fhtaccatura,/. a notching, cr notch 
 [ntagHamentbj m, incision, cut 
 Intagliare, to engrave, to carve: 
 
 intagliare ad acqua forte, to etch 
 [ntagliato. part, engraved, carved, 
 
 proportioned, well shaped 
 Intagliat6re,m. an engraver, carver 
 Intaglio, 171. and Intagliatiira, /. 
 
 an engraving, carving; intaglio 
 
 <1" acqua forte, an etching 
 Intagliuzxare, to mince 
 Intamburare. to accuse, impeach 
 Intamburazirtne, /. impeaching 
 Intanare, and IntanArsi, to hide 
 
 one's self in a cave 
 Intanfarsi, to grow mouldy 
 In'angibile, a. impalpable 
 Infants, ad. inasmuch, in the 
 
 meanwhile 
 Intantoche, ad. whilst, so that ; 
 
 aspettatenii qu! intanto ch' io 
 
 . itay here til! 1 come 
 Intarlamehto, m, worm-hole 
 Intarlare, to be moth or worm- 
 eaten 
 Intarlato, a. moth or worm-eaten 
 In'arsiare, to inlay 
 mtarsiato, part, inlaid 
 Intai-sia'ura,/. inlaid work 
 Iniartarito, a. coven d with tartar 
 Intasamento, m. and Intasatura, 
 /. the act of stopping, an obstruc- 
 tion 
 Intas&re, to ^et slits close together, 
 
 to fill with tartar 
 Intascare, to pocket up, to seize 
 
 Intatto, part, untouched 
 Intavolare, to wainscot, or rail in ; 
 to make a drawn game at chess, 
 
 draujhts, Stc., to tI in Dotes, to 
 place boards; intavolare un ne- 
 1:0710. to propound an affair 
 
 Intavolato, part, w 
 
 Intavolatura, /. wainscot, rule, in- 
 struction, a tablature (music 
 term) 
 
 Integrate, and Integrante, a. into 
 gral ; p rti integrali, the parts 
 which make up the whole 
 
INT 
 
 Integralmente, ad. completely 
 Integrameflte, ad. honestly, exac'ly 
 Integrare, to make entire 
 Integrate, fart, made entire 
 lutegrita, /. integrity, perfection, 
 sincerity [just 
 
 Iutegro, a. whole, entire, honest, 
 Intelaiare, to put upon the loom 
 Intelaiatura, /. the skeleton of a 
 
 building, &c. 
 Intelleitiva, f. and Intelletto, m. 
 understanding, intellect, capacity 
 Intellettivo, a. intellectual, rational 
 Iutellettuale, a. intellectual 
 Intellettualita,/. intellectual facul- 
 ty 
 Iiitellezione, /. intelligence 
 Intelligente, a. intelligent, well- 
 knowing, skilled, learned 
 Ictelligenza, /. knowledge, corre- 
 spondence, learning; intelligen- 
 za secreta, a collusion, deceit 
 Intelligere, to understand 
 Intelligibile, a. piain, easy 
 Intelligibilmente, ad. intelligibly 
 Intemerata, /. perplexity, conspira- 
 cy 
 Intemerato, a. undefiled, pure 
 Iotemperante, a. intemperate 
 luteniperanza, and Intemperatura, 
 
 /. excess, intemperance 
 Intemperarsi, to grow temperate 
 Intemperate, a. immoderate, ex- 
 cessive 
 Intern perie,/. inte.mperature 
 Intern peslivo, a. unseasonable 
 In tempo, ad. in time 
 Intendente, m. an attendant, a con- 
 noisseur [knowing 
 Intendente, a. intelligent, skilled", 
 Intendenza, /. understanding 
 Intendere, to understand, to design, 
 intend, to agree together; inten- 
 der gli 6ccbi, to fix one's eyes 
 Iutendevole, a. intelligible 
 lntendevolmente, ad. learnedly, 
 
 carefully 
 Intendimento, m. understanding, 
 intention, meaning ; essere d'in- 
 tendim^nto, to understand one 
 another, to play booty 
 Intenditore, m. an understanding 
 man ; a bu6n intenditor poche 
 par61e, a word to the wise 
 Intenebramento, m. a darkening 
 Intenebrare, and Inlenebrire, to 
 darken [plexed 
 
 Intenebrato, part, obscured, per- 
 Intenerire, to mollify, soften; in- 
 
 tenerirsi, to be aflecled 
 Inteaerito, part, mollified, softened 
 Intensamente, ad. intensely 
 
 INT 
 
 Intensivo, and Intense, a. intense, 
 
 excessive 
 Intentamente, ad. attentively 
 Intentire, to attempt 
 Iutentato, a. attempted ; not tempt- 
 ed 
 Intentazi6ne, /. attempting 
 Intento, m. design, intention 
 Intento, a. attentive, ready, dis- 
 posed 
 Intenzionale, a. intentional ■ [ly 
 Intenzionalmente, ad. intentional- 
 Inteuzione,/. intention 
 Intepidire, to grow lukewarm 
 Interame, m. the entrails 
 Interamente, ad. entirely 
 Intercalare, to add, to insert 
 Intercalare, m. intercalar or odd 
 
 day 
 Intercedere, to intercede _ 
 Intercess'tene, /. intercession 
 Intercessore, m. a mediator 
 Intercettare, to intercept 
 Intercetto, part, intercepted 
 Intercezione, /. intercepting 
 Interchiudere, to enclose 
 Intercidere, to divide in two, to 
 hinder [columns 
 
 Intercolonnio, m. space between 
 Interdetto, m. interdiction, suspen- 
 sion, prohibition 
 Interdetto, part, forbidden 
 Inter-dire, and Interdicere, to pro- 
 hibit, forbid 
 Interdizione,/. and Interdicimen- 
 
 to, m. a suspension 
 Interessante, a. interesting 
 Interessare, to interest 
 Interessato, part, interested, con- 
 cerned 
 Interesse, and Interesso, m. inter- 
 est, profit; loss, prejudice; ba- 
 dare a suoi interessi, to mind 
 one's own business 
 Interezza, /. entireness 
 Interieztene, and Interghiezione, 
 /. interjection (a sudden ex- 
 clamation) 
 I'nterim, ad. meanwhile 
 Interiora, /. pi. and InteriOri, m. 
 
 pi. entrails 
 Interi6re, m. mind, heart 
 Interiore, a. internal, interior 
 Interiormente, ad. internally 
 Interito, 771. death 
 Interlineare, to interline 
 Interlineare, a. between line and 
 
 line 
 Interlineato, part, interlined 
 Interlocutore, m. a speaker, actor 
 Interlocutorio, a. interlocutory 
 Intermedio, m. an interlude 
 168 
 
 INT 
 
 Intermedio, a. intermediate 
 Iutermentire, to be benumbed 
 Intermesso, part, intermitted 
 Intermettere, to interrupt, d' 
 
 tinue 
 Intermettimento, mi. discontiira 
 
 ance 
 Intermezzo, a. intermediate 
 Interminato, a. boundless 
 Intermissi6ne, and Intermittenza, 
 
 /. intermission 
 Internal sto, pa?*, intermixed 
 Intermittente, a. intermitting 
 Intermittenza, /. intermittency 
 Internamente, ad. internally 
 Internare, and Internarsi, to pene- 
 trate 
 Internato, part, pierced through 
 Interno, a. infernal, inward 
 Interno, m. the interior 
 InternOnzio, m. an internuncio 
 Intero, a. entire, perfect, ingenious 
 Interpellate, to summon 
 Interpellazione, /. a legal call 
 Interpetrare, see Interpretare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Interpolate, part, interrupted ■ 
 Interponimento, m. interposition 
 Interporre, to interpose 
 Interpositore, m. intercessor 
 Interpos^izione, /. interposition 
 Interposto, part, interposed ; inte?. 
 
 {)6sti alquanti dr, some days after 
 erpretare, to interpret 
 Interprctativo, a. interpretative 
 Interpretato, part, interprett 
 Interpretazione, f. interpretation 
 Inierprete, and Interpretatere, m. 
 
 an interpreter 
 Interpunzione, /. punctuation 
 Interrare, and Interriare, to do 
 
 over with clay ; to bury 
 Interrato, and Interriato, part. 
 
 glazed, pale 
 Interregno, wi. interregnum 
 Interrogate, to examine 
 Interrogate, part, questioned 
 Interrogatorio, m. and Interroga- 
 
 zione,/. examination 
 Interrompere, to interrupt, stop 
 Interrompimcnto, m. and Interru- 
 
 zione,/. interruption , 
 Interrotto, part, interrupted 
 Interruttore, m. an interrupter 
 Intersecare, to cut asunder 
 Intersecato, part, cut asunder 
 Interserire, to insert 
 Interserito, part, inserted 
 Intersezione, /. inters' ction 
 Interstizio, m. interval of time 
 Intertenere, to detain ; intertenersi, 
 
 to dwell 
 
INT 
 
 INT 
 
 Intertenime'nto, in. entertainment 
 \ m. interval 
 
 i. intervention 
 Intervening, to happen ; interve- 
 ntre id una cnsa. to be present 
 •. in. presence 
 Interveuut i, part, happened, en- 
 intention, understanding 
 Interment*, ad. attentively 
 
 bborn 
 Inteso, peat, unu 
 
 Intessoto, pari, woven 
 
 . •. i be obstinate 
 Intestato, a, stubborn, intestate 
 Intesttno, a, intestine 
 Intestini, m. pi. intestines 
 Intesto, part, woveu 
 Intiepiiare, and Intiepidire, to 
 
 cool 
 Intiepidato. and Intiepidito, a. 
 kewarm 
 
 ate, ad. entirely 
 | erfect 
 
 ntimameote, ad. intimately 
 
 ntimariOue. /. intimation 
 
 fearful 
 
 ■. bold, intrepid 
 'ntim<\ a. inward, intimate 
 
 terrify 
 ntiiporito. part, frighted 
 
 . and Intlnto, m. a ragout, 
 sauce. _- 
 
 ked, plunged 
 . lipping, dying: 
 
 '■ Ding 
 In'irizzire, to 
 be benumbed 
 'fened 
 . to ctow consumptive ; 
 Ir tisico, to cause a con- 
 • 
 
 . *o, m. a title 
 . to entitle a thin? to, to 
 inscribe, give a title ; intitolarsi, 
 • 
 
 . rort. entitled 
 -*e, /. title, dedication, 
 
 . a. in'anzilde 
 
 • Imente. ad. intolerably 
 
 nfonacAre, and Intonicare, to 
 
 Intonicato, and Int6nico, 
 
 Intonire, to rone, to sing 
 
 fntonato, part, tuned, resounded 
 Intonatore, m. a tuner, siuger 
 [ntDoaxione,/. tune 
 [ntoochiire, to be eaten up with 
 
 iiiites 
 Intonicatura,/. rough-cast 
 Intonso. a. anshaven, unshorn 
 ntoppame'nl ■>. m. binderanco 
 re, to nit et with 
 ■i. a meeting, obstacle 
 [ntonre, to put em's self in a 
 
 passion 
 Intorbidamen'o, in. and Intorbida- 
 
 zione, /. a troubling 
 Intorbidare, Intorbidire, and In- 
 torbare, to make thick, or mud- 
 dy ; to disturb, vex, confound 
 Intorbidato, a. thick, muddv, trou- 
 bled 
 Intormentimento, in. numbness, 
 stiffness [stiff 
 
 Intormentire, to benumb, make 
 Intorniare. and Intorneare, to sur- 
 round, encompass 
 Intorniameuto, m. a turn, turning 
 
 round 
 Intnrniato. part, surrounded 
 Intorno, prep, about, concerning; 
 all'intonio, round about ; guardar 
 in'nrno. to lo >k alout; la in'or- 
 no, thereabout] d'ozni intonio, 
 from all sides ; v' b 
 intorno intorno, I have looked 
 : everywhere 
 tntorpidire, to grow stupid 
 Intnrriidito, part, stupid, drowsy 
 Intorticciato, and Intorto, a. twist- 
 ed 
 Intossicare, to poison 
 Intossicato, part, poisoned 
 btosadue, to grow thick 
 I'ntra, prep, between, amongst 
 [ntrabesclre, to fall in love 
 In'rabiccolare, to clamber up 
 Intrachiiideie, to enclose, encom- 
 
 1 ns< 
 Intrachii'iv). part. shut up 
 Intradi'ie, a. doubtful, uncertain 
 bltnfttto, ad. entirely 
 Iutralasciinierito, »». interruption, 
 
 intern 
 Intrala«ci:'ire, to interrupt, to inter- 
 
 I « ave f >ff 
 Intralasciato, part, interrupted 
 Intralciamento, m. an intrigue, em- 
 
 -ment 
 In'ralciare, to embarraw. involve 
 Intralciatjra, /. intricacy, entan- 
 glement 
 
 . ivid Intramendue, o. 
 both, l>oth together 
 IntrameVo, in. en'rance 
 169 
 
 INT 
 
 Intramessa, /. interposition, media* 
 
 tion 
 
 part, interposed 
 IntraniMtere, to put between J in- 
 
 tramettersi, to intermeddle 
 (htramischianza, f. a mixture 
 Intramischiato, a. mixed to.'cthe* 
 
 .:e, /. mediation 
 (ntrammeBare, to interpose 
 Intransilvo, a. intransitive 
 Intrante. a. insinuating 
 
 [ntnporre, to interpose 
 
 Intraprendere, to intercept, to un* 
 
 deilake 
 Intraprcndimeuto, m. enterprise, 
 
 undertaking 
 Intraprendil6re, and IntraprensOre, 
 
 in. an undertaker [prise 
 
 Ir.trapresa, /. undertaking, euter- 
 Intrapre'so, a. undertaken 
 Intra re, to enter 
 Intrarompere, to interrupt 
 Intratessere, to intermix 
 Intrattabile, a. intractable 
 Intrattanto, ad. in the mean while 
 Intrattenere, to entertain 
 Intrattenimento, m. delay, stop 
 Intravenire, to happe:i, befall 
 lntraversare, to cross, to lead 
 
 ■stray, go astray, to oppose 
 
 0, a. lai I across, crowd 
 In'raversatura,/. opposition, cr.-.ss- 
 
 Intrecciire, to wot 
 Intrecciato. part, woven, I 
 Intreccia'.oio, m. ornament for the 
 
 head [knot 
 
 Intrecciatura, /. a tre^s, garland, 
 Intreccio. and Intrecciameiito, m. 
 
 mixture, tress, tm ist 
 Intrementito, a. shaking for fear 
 Intremfre, to shake for fear 
 In'repi'lamente, ad. intrepidly 
 Intrepidezza,^. intrepidity 
 Intrepido, a. intrepid 
 Intre^cnre, to involve, intricate 
 Intricare, sec Intrirare 
 Intridere, to temper, dilute, allay, 
 
 sr>il, dirty, stain 
 Intrinmento. ?/i, intrigue, per- 
 
 plodty, difficulty 
 Intrigare, and Intncire, to embroil, 
 
 confound, mingle, perplex 
 ai.ente, ad. intricately 
 Intrig'ito, a. intricate 
 Intrirftore, m. a shuffling fellow 
 Intrigo, m. intrigue 
 Intrinsieameote, ad. intrin-sically 
 Intrinsicare, to grow fastis 
 
 one 
 In'rinsicAto, part, intimate, famil- 
 
INU 
 
 Intrinsichezza./. familiarity,friend- 
 
 ship, intimacy 
 Intrinsico, and Intrinseco, a. inti- 
 mate 
 Intrinsico, and Intrinseco, m. an 
 
 intimate friend 
 Intriso, m. dough 
 Intriso, part, kneaded, tempered 
 Intristare, to grow wicked 
 Intristire, to dry away, not to grow 
 Introcque, ad. (by Dante) at the 
 
 same time 
 Introdotto, part, introduced 
 Introducimento, m. an introduc- 
 tion 
 Introducit6re, m. an introducer 
 Introdurre, to introduce 
 Introduttore, m. introducer 
 Introduzione, /. introduction 
 Introito, m. entrance 
 lntromessione, /. introducing 
 Intromesso, m. dainty dishes 
 Intromesso, part, introduced 
 Intromettere, to let in; intromet- 
 
 tersi, to intermeddle 
 Intronare, and Intruonare, to stun 
 Intronato, part, stunned 
 Intronatura, /. and Intronamento, 
 
 m. stunning 
 Intronfiare, to put one's self in a 
 
 passion 
 Intronizzare, to enthrone 
 Intnidere, to intrude, thrust in 
 Intruppare, to enlist 
 Intrusione,/. intrusion 
 Intruso, part, intruded 
 Intuitivamente, ad. intuitively 
 Intuitivo, a. intuitive 
 Intuito, m. a looking upon 
 In tutto, ad. quite, entirely 
 Intuzzare, to blunt, abate, "repel 
 Inubbidienza,/. disobedience 
 Inubbriacare, to make, or get drunk 
 Inudito, a. unheard of 
 Inuggiolire, to set one a longing 
 Inugnere, to anoint 
 Inuguale, a. unequal 
 Iniilto, a. unrevenged 
 Inumanamente, ad. cruelly, inhu- 
 manly 
 Inumanita,/. inhumanity 
 Inumano, a. barbarous 
 Inumato, a. unburied 
 Inumidire, to moisten 
 Inumidito, part, moistened 
 Inurbanita, /. incivility 
 Inurbano, a. uncivil, discourteous 
 Inusato, and Inusitato, a. not in use 
 Inusitamente, ad. uncommonly 
 Inutile, a. useless 
 Inutilmente, ad. in vain 
 Inuzzolire, see Inuggiolire 
 
 INV 
 
 Invadere, to attack 
 
 Invagarsi, to be charmed with 
 
 Invaghicchiare, to be a little amo- 
 rous 
 
 Invaghimento, m. desire, love 
 
 Invaghire, to inflame with desire ; 
 invagarsi, and invaghirsi, to fall 
 in love 
 
 Invaghito, a. in love 
 
 Invaiare, and Invaiolare, to grow 
 black 
 
 Invalidam£nte, ad. vainly 
 
 Invalidare, to annul 
 
 Invalidita,/. invalidity 
 
 Invalido, a. weak, invalid, of no 
 force 
 
 Invalorire, to grow strong 
 
 Invalso, a. established 
 
 Invanire, to grow proud, to baffle 
 
 In vano, ad. vainly 
 
 Invarcibile, a. impassable 
 
 Invarabile, a. invariable 
 
 Invariabilmente, ad. constantly 
 
 Invasare, to invade, attack, possess, 
 to be surprised, dip, plunge ; in- 
 vasarsi qualche cosa nella me- 
 moria, to imprint a thing on 
 one's mind 
 
 Invasato, part, possessed, amazed, 
 stupid ; invasato nel giuoco, ad- 
 dicted to gaming- 
 
 Invasazione, /. possession, be- 
 witching 
 
 Invasellare, to put into a vessel 
 
 Invasione,/. invasion 
 
 Invaso, part, invaded [en 
 
 Invecchiare, to grow old, to weak- 
 
 Invecchiato, part, grown old 
 
 Invecchiuzzare, to waste, decay 
 
 In vece, prep, instead 
 
 Invedovito, a. widowed 
 
 Inveire, to inveigh against, censure 
 
 Invelenire, to irritate 
 
 Invelenfto, part, exasperated 
 
 Invendicato, part, unrevenged 
 
 Invenenato, a. poisoned 
 
 Invenia, /. humiliation, worship, 
 superfluous words and actions 
 
 Invenire, to find 
 
 Inventare, to invent, desire 
 
 Inventariare, to make an invento- 
 ry 
 
 Inventario, m. an inventory 
 
 Inventato, part, invented 
 
 Inventiva,/. ingenuity, fancy 
 
 Inventore, and Inventatore, m. in- 
 ventor 
 
 Invenzione, /. invention 
 
 Inver, prep, towards 
 
 Inverdire, to grow green 
 
 Inverecondia,/. impudence 
 
 Inverecondo, a. immodest 
 170 
 
 INV 
 
 Inverisimile, a. improbable 
 Inverisimilitudine, /. unlikelihood 
 Invermigliare, to redden, to make 
 
 red 
 Inverminamento, m. corruption, 
 
 breeding of worms 
 Inverminare, to breed worms 
 Inverminatb, part . corrupted 
 Invernare, to winter 
 Invernata, /. a winter 
 Inverniciare, to varnish 
 Inverniciato, part, varnished 
 Inverniciatura, /. a varnishing 
 Inverno, m. winter 
 In vera, ad. in truth 
 Inverso, prep, towards, against 
 Invertere, to invert, to overturn, to 
 
 bend 
 Inverzicare, to flourish, wax green 
 Invescare, and Inveschidre ? to in- 
 
 snare, to daub with birdlime 
 Invescato, part, entangled 
 Inveschiatrice,/. who captivates 
 Investigabile, a. not to be traced 
 Investigamento, m. an investiga- 
 tion 
 Investigare, to investigate 
 Investigato, part, investigated 
 Investigat6re, m. a searcher 
 Investigazione, /. investigation, 
 
 tracing 
 Investire, to invest ; investire un 
 
 vascello, to board a ship 
 Investimento, m. Investigione, and 
 
 Investitura, /. investiture 
 Inveterare, to grow old 
 Inveterato, a. inveterate 
 Invetrare, and Invetriare, to re- 
 duce to glass 
 Invetriata,/. a glass window 
 Invetriato, part, glazed 
 Invettiva, /. invective, railing 
 Invettivo, a. railing ; parole in- 
 
 vettive, abusive words 
 lnvezione, /. invective, exclama- 
 tion 
 Inviamento, m. a way, or means to 
 Inviare, to send; inviarsi, to set 
 
 out 
 Inviato, part, sent 
 Inviato, m. an envoy 
 Invidia,/. envy 
 Invidiabile, a. enviable 
 Invidi&nte, a. envious 
 Invidiare, to envy 
 Invidiato, part, envied 
 Invidiosamente, ad. enviously 
 Invidiatore, m. an envious man 
 Invidioso, arid I'nvido, a. (inpO' 
 
 etry,) invidious 
 Invietare, to grow rank, or obsolete 
 Invigilare, to watch 
 
INV 
 
 Invigortre, to strenrthen 
 
 ivned 
 Invilire. 
 I 
 
 unento, m. confusion 
 I • rap up 
 
 Intilupp&to, part, wrapped up 
 Inviluppo, m. bundle, parcel ; 
 
 eoufusion. ili- 
 Inviucibile. a. unconquerable 
 Invinci lire, to soften, to grow soft, 
 flabby 
 
 iress 
 I 
 
 Iuviolabilmente, cvi. iuviolably 
 . a, invi »late 
 . a. mild, gentle 
 
 Inviperire, to 
 lO be tierce, cruel, to 
 
 1 •. part, enraged 
 
 ■lare [els 
 
 the bow- 
 
 i :!> with birdlime 
 
 . sible 
 ! sibility 
 
 I 
 
 . to invite, allure, entice; 
 
 J . :nviter 
 
 i . 
 
 J - u-il] 
 
 Inum. in. Invrita, and Invitazi6- 
 
 ne. /. invitation 
 
 i. invincible 
 Inviziare, to corrupt, spoil, alter 
 '. to wither, decay 
 
 I • , to call upon 
 
 ! 
 
 vokes 
 Invocazione, /. invocation 
 1 • ipper 
 
 Invogii • wire; invo- 
 
 gliar V appeito, to whet the ap- 
 
 'h longing, desi- 
 wrappH up 
 f o, T7i. bundle, parcel 
 
 i . steal; involarsi, 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 :. up. to cover 
 .. a beating about 
 
 ; 
 
 I [rily 
 
 ite, ad. involunta- 
 
 IPO 
 
 Involontario, to. an involuntary 
 
 deed. 
 Involontario, a. involuntary 
 Involp&re, to he blighted 
 Invoipire. to crow cunning 
 In volte, ad. about, here ami there ; 
 M '.ir in VQlte, to gO BboOl ; met- 
 tere in volta, to nut to flight 
 Involtare, to wrap ip 
 Involto, m. a bale 
 Invoito. part, wrapped, involved 
 lnvoltura, /. a round-about dis- 
 course 
 Involuto, part, involved 
 Involvere, to wrap up 
 lovolvjmentOj m. ami Involuzione, 
 /. a wrapping up, craft, deceit ; 
 involvimcn'o di lingua, an idle 
 story 
 Invulnerabile, a. invulnerable 
 Inzaccherare, to cover with dirt 
 Inzacchenito, a. dirty 
 Inzampognare, to impose upon 
 Inzavat grease 
 
 Inzavardato, part, dirtied, spotted 
 Inzeppaniento, TO. a heap 
 Iuzeppare, to sather up, amass 
 
 . part, perfumed 
 Inoceolito, a. having wooden 
 [coarse 
 Inzotichire, to grow awkward, 
 Inzucchenre, to sugar 
 Iuzucchernto, part, sugared 
 Inzuppamento, TO. soaking 
 Inzuppare, to sop, or soak 
 Inzuppato, part, soaked 
 Io, pron. I, myself 
 Ionico, a. Ionic 
 
 Iota, to. iota, jot ; non vene darei 
 un iota. I would not give you a 
 tittle for it [bole 
 
 Iperbole, and Iperbola, /. hyper- 
 Iperboleg?i:'tre, to exaggerate 
 Iperbolicamente, ad. hyperboli- 
 cal ly [helical 
 IperbOlico, and Iperbolo, a. hyper- 
 Iperboreo, a. northern 
 Iperico, m. St. John's wort 
 Ipetro, a. hypethra] 
 Ipocistide,/. the herb ristus 
 Ipocondrta,/. melancholy 
 Ipocondrico, a. hypochondriacal 
 Ipocrisia,/. hypocrisy [crite 
 Ij^»cri»a, and Ipocrito, m. a hypo- 
 Ipocrito, a. hypocriticnl 
 Ipocritone, m. a great hypocrite 
 IposArra,/. a sort of dropsy 
 . a. hypostatical 
 . f. mortira^e 
 to pawn 
 
 I Ipotesi,/. hypothesis 
 
 ' 171 
 
 IRR 
 
 Ipotettco, a. supposititious 
 Ipnoroane. m, a bit of flesh on the 
 
 forehead of a colt 
 [ppopotemo, in. a sea-horse 
 Iptofatto, ad. presently, immedi- 
 ately 
 I'ra, and Iracondia, /. anger, 
 
 wrath 
 Lraoon lunente, ad. angrily 
 lracondo, Iracundo, Iracondioso, 
 and Iracundioso, a. hasty, pas- 
 sionate 
 I rare, to be angry 
 Ir.xscibile, a. passionate 
 Irascibilita,/. wrath ? anger 
 Iratarnente, ad. angrily 
 Irito, a. angry 
 I rco, TO. a he-goat 
 I 're, to go 
 
 Ireos, m. a flower-de-luce 
 1 ride, and I'ri, /. (in poetry,) 
 
 rainbow 
 Ironia, /. irony 
 Ironicamente, ad. ironically 
 lronico, a. ironical [diate 
 
 Irradiare, and Irra^gi.ire, to irra- 
 Ii Tad tato, part, irradiated 
 Irradiazione,/. irradiation 
 I art. irradiated 
 Irrazionevole, a. unreasonable 
 Irr.A-rionevolmente, ad. unreason 
 
 ably 
 In\_'i'>n.ihiliia,/. unreasonablentsa 
 Irrazionabilmente, ad. unreasona- 
 bly 
 Irreconciliftbile, a. irreconcilable 
 Irrecupernbile, a. irrecoverable 
 [rrefragibile, a. undeniable 
 Irregolare, a. irregular 
 Irregolarita,/. irregularity 
 Irregolatamente, ad. irregularly 
 
 . part, disordered 
 Irremedi.'ibile, a. remediless 
 Irremissibile, a. unpardonable 
 Irremissibilmente, ad. unpardona- 
 bly led 
 
 Irremunertbile,a. not to be reward- 
 Irreimmerato, a. not rewarded 
 Irreparabile, a. irreparable 
 Irreparabilmente, nd. irreparably 
 breprensibile, a. faultless 
 Irremiieto, a. restless, uneasy 
 Irresoluto, a. irresolute 
 Irretire, to net, insnare 
 Irretito, part, caught in a net 
 Irreverente, a. irreverent 
 Irreverentemente, ad. irreverently, 
 
 m lely 
 Irrevenfnza, /. rudeness 
 Irrevor.'ibile, a. iiTBVOCablfl 
 ile, n. unmindful 
 Irridere, to deride 
 
1ST 
 
 Irrigare, to wet, moisten 
 
 Irrigatore, m. he that waters 
 
 Irrigidito, a. hardened 
 
 Irriguo, a, watering 
 
 Irrisione, /. derision [rider 
 
 Irrisore, m. a mocker, jeerer, a de- 
 
 Irritamento, m. irritation 
 
 Irritare, to incense 
 
 Irritativo, a. provoking 
 
 Irritato, part . irritated 
 
 Irritatore, in. a provoker 
 
 Irritazione, /. irritation 
 
 Irriverente, a. see Irreverente, and 
 its derivatives 
 
 Irrugginire, to rust 
 
 Irrugginito, a. rusty 
 
 Irrugiadare, to sprinkle 
 
 Irstito, and I'rto, a. (in poetry,) 
 rough, bristled 
 
 I'schio, in. a holm-oak 
 
 Isiaco, a. of Isis 
 
 I'sola,/. island, isle 
 
 Isolano, m. an islander 
 
 Isolato, part, surrounded with wa- 
 ter, that stands bv itself 
 
 Isoletta, /. a little island [herb) 
 
 Isopo, and Issopo, m. hyssop (an 
 
 Isoscele, a. isosceles 
 
 Ispezione, /. see Inspezione, and 
 its derivatives 
 
 I'spido, a. rough, bristled 
 
 Ispignere, to efface, put out 
 
 Ispirare, to inspire 
 
 Ispressamente, ad. expressly 
 
 Istantaneamente, ad. instantly 
 
 Istantaneo, a. instantaneous 
 
 Istante, in. moment, instant ; in un 
 istante, in an instant 
 
 Istantemente, ad. instantly 
 
 Istanza, /. instance, entreaty, soli- 
 citation 
 
 Istare, to insist 
 
 Isterico, a. hysterical 
 
 Ist^sso, ■pron. see Stesso 
 
 Istigare, to instigate 
 
 Istinto, in. instinct 
 
 I'stmo, m. an isthmus 
 
 Ist6ria, /. history 
 
 Istoriale, a. historical 
 
 Istorialmente, ad. historically 
 
 Istoriato, a. set out with figures, 
 painted 
 
 Istoricamente, and Istorialmente, 
 ad. historically 
 
 Ist6rico, in. an historian 
 
 Ist6rico, a. historical 
 
 Istorietta, and Istoriella,/. a little 
 story, a tale 
 
 Istoriografo, rn. historiographer 
 
 Istrascurataggine, /. negligence 
 
 I'strice, m. porcupine 
 
 Istrione, m. a comedian 
 
 LAC 
 
 Istromento, m. an instrument 
 
 Istruire, see Instruire 
 
 Istriitto, part, instructed 
 
 Istupidito, part, stupified 
 
 I'ta, ad. yes 
 
 ltalico, a. Italian 
 
 Iterare, to do over again 
 
 Iteratore, m. he that does a thing 
 over again 
 
 Itinerario, m. itinerary 
 
 I' to, part, gone [dice 
 
 Itterico, a. having the yellow jaun- 
 
 Itterizia, /. the jaundice 
 
 Iiigero, m. an acre 
 
 Iiigo, in. yoke 
 
 Iugulare, a. jugular 
 
 lure, m. law 
 
 Iuridicamente, ad. lawfully 
 
 lurid ico, Iurisperito, and Iurista, 
 m. a lawyer 
 
 Iurisdizione, /. jurisdiction, au- 
 thority 
 
 Ius, m. law, or right 
 
 Iuspatronato, m. patronage 
 
 Iusquesito, in. acquired right 
 
 Iusquiamo, m. henbane 
 
 I'va,/. St. John's wort 
 
 I'vi, ad. there 
 
 I'zza,/. anger 
 
 Izzappare, to dig 
 
 LA, art. and pron. the, her, 
 she; la donna, the woman j 
 la vedo, I see her 
 
 La, ad. there ; andate la, go there ; 
 la giu, below; qua e la, here 
 and there ; correr qua e la, to 
 run up and down ; passar piu la, 
 to search mto 
 
 Labarda,/. halberd 
 
 Labbio, m. lip 
 
 Labbro, m. a lip, brim, edge 
 
 Labbruto, a. lipped 
 
 Labe, /. stain 
 
 Laberinto, rn. maze, trouble 
 
 Labile, a. sliding, slippery 
 
 Labore, rn. toil 
 
 Laboriosamente, ad. laboriously 
 
 Laboriosita, /. labour, trouble 
 
 Laborioso, a. laborious 
 
 Labrusca, /. a wild grape 
 
 Lacca, /. a bank, descent, a leg : 
 lacca di salvaticina, a haunch of 
 venison ; lacca di castrato, a leg 
 of mutton; cera lacca, 
 wax 
 
 Lacche, in. a running footman 
 172 
 
 LAG 
 
 Lacchetta,/. a racket, leg, buttock, 
 
 haunch 
 Lacchezzino, and Lacchezzo, m. a 
 
 dainty, or savoury thing 
 Laccia, /. a shad -fish 
 Laccio, m. a snare, a noose ; usclf 
 
 dal laccio, to get out of trouble 
 Lacciuolo, m. a springe to catch 
 
 birds 
 Laceramento, m. a laceration 
 Lacerante, a. tearing 
 Lacerare, to lacerate, tear ; to de- 
 fame, slander 
 Lacerato, part, lacerated, defamed 
 Lacerazione, /. a tearing 
 Lacero, a. torn, ragged 
 Lacerto, m. the arm 
 Lacoj m. a lake 
 Lacrima, /. see Lagrima, and all 
 
 its derivatives 
 Lacuna, /. a fen, or marsh 
 Lacunale, a. like a marsh 
 Lacunoso, a. full of fens or marshea 
 Ladano, m. laudanum 
 Laddove, ad. provided that, there, 
 
 where 
 Ladra, /. a robber 
 Ladraccio, m. a vile robber 
 Ladrino, rn. a pilferer 
 Ladro, m. a thief, a robber 
 Ladro, a. bad, nasty ; non fu mai 
 
 vista la piu ladra cosa, there 
 
 never was a more disgracing 
 
 affair 
 Ladronaia, /. a set of thieves, a 
 
 gang ; maladministration 
 Ladroncello, m. a young thief 
 Lad rone, m. a robber 
 Ladroneggio, m. robbery 
 Ladronesco, a. of a robber 
 Laentro, ad. there, within 
 Lag6na, /. a flagon 
 Laggiu, and Laggiuso, ad. down, 
 
 yonder 
 Laghetto, m. a lake 
 Lagna, /. grief 
 Lagnamento, m. and Lagnanza, /. 
 
 complaint 
 Lagnare, and Lagnarsi, to grieve, 
 
 moan, bewail 
 Lagnevole, a. plaintive 
 Lagnosamente, ad. with complaint* 
 Lagnoso, a. plaintive 
 L;igo, m. a lake, concavity 
 Lagrima, /. a tear 
 Lagrimale, m. the .corners of the 
 
 eyes, from which the tears pro- 
 ceed 
 Lagrimare, to weep 
 Lagrimevole, and Lagrimabile, a, 
 
 deplorable 
 Lagnm6so, a. weeping, woful 
 
LAM 
 
 Laguna,/. and Lagrtma, in. moor. 
 It :;. ■ m 
 
 lis, plaints, cries 
 :. secular 
 nte, and Laicaln 
 . 
 secular, ignorant, silly 
 1 
 Laidam ; basel v. 
 
 L'y 
 
 jmiA^m a nd Laidi'a. /. deform i- 
 foul, soil, 
 
 I, lirty 
 
 '. 
 
 Isl :v. 
 
 ' \ a thin plate of 
 Bead ; ve- 
 nire a mezza lama, to come to a 
 cinrlusion 
 
 :nbiecarsi 
 il cervellp. to j>ii7/l one's brains 
 ! to, pari, distilled 
 
 . a lapping 
 
 ! 
 
 -rapes 
 
 i nriw wild 
 
 ilmente, ad, lamentably 
 
 rtwand Lameutirsi, to 
 rr 
 
 : t. lamented 
 u a lamen'er 
 bncBtBttein, a. phin'ive 
 
 plaintive, lament- 
 
 Lameotevolrnente, ad. lamen*ab!y 
 Lamento. m. cotaplaiut, groan, 
 
 * 
 I^mc n'osri. a. lamentable 
 
 La mi en re, to drizzle 
 
 ron pla te 
 
 f. a plate of metal, a 
 
 [me*3l 
 
 ; la es of 
 
 . sorceress, 
 
 mph 
 
 I 
 
 : .mpade,/.alamp 
 imp 
 
 !iant. shining 
 iize 
 ; .amento, m. a lustre, 
 ■hiniag 
 
 LAP 
 
 LampcsTjiare, to shine, blaze, flash 
 _ ■. titui Limpo, in. a 
 llasli. bla/e. Lightning 
 
 Lampone, m, rat] 
 
 ,/. a I unprey, eel 
 
 I.uu./. wool, T. 
 
 Lanaioolo, in. a ckfhafjf 
 Laaato, a. wodlv 
 alance 
 
 . '. a lancet, a little lance ; 
 the -'nonion of a dial, hand of a 
 •fetch 
 Lancia,/, a lance, a mom 
 
 . to luirl, dart, throw, 
 ' i strike, or wound with 
 a 1 nice [a lance 
 
 Lanci <'.i./. a dartins:, a blow with 
 Lanci.'ito, part, hnried, darted 
 Lanciatore, m. a lancer 
 Lancio, m. a jump, musing a deer, 
 starting a hare, iinkeniu ilittg a 
 primo lancio. at the tirst 
 [dart (T javelin 
 Lancioniere, m. a thrower of a 
 Lasciottiure, to wound with a dart 
 Lauciottata. /. a (round of a dart 
 Lanciotto, m. a dart, or javelin ; 
 a lancrt 
 
 . i plain, common field 
 
 [mils 
 ' . ut, feeble, amo- 
 --. weakness 
 . 7. 1 inguiahing 
 
 . i.-li. ptno, droop 
 r' ebteness 
 Ijni ire. to tear, to manrle 
 Laniato, pa^t. mangled, torn 
 Laniatorr, m. he that mangles, 
 
 • i pieces 
 Laniere, m. a burner, a starhawk 
 Lanffero, a. employed in the wool- 
 len business, lanifemus 
 Linificio, m. woollen manufacture 
 LanificO, .;. ho- lly 
 
 'iicinz wool 
 Lanino. in. a worker of wool 
 
 nt. gladiator 
 Lino, a. ma !e of wool 
 voolly 
 
 : mostrur 
 altn'ii lucrioi 
 
 •hin? 
 ' i \ in. a lanterns 
 
 . cotton 
 o, n. downy 
 . . 
 Linzn, in. a German foot-sildipr 
 
 herefore 
 La ove. ad. there, n h< re 
 LapAzio, m. sorrel 
 Lapida, /. a stone, tombstone, tomb 
 173 
 
 LAS 
 
 Lipidare, to stone, pelt with stones 
 Lapidario, in. ■ lapidary, a jewel- 
 ler 
 
 \ part, stoned 
 Lapidatdre, »/?. one that stones 
 L-apiila/ione, /. lapiJation, stoning 
 to death I precious stone 
 
 Lapide, m. a stone, a tombstone, a 
 I.ipi leo, a. StoUT, lur.l 
 
 Lapiddeo, a. atony, full of stones 
 Lapillare, to cut into small stones, 
 
 to crwali/e 
 Lapillato, a. cut into small stones 
 Lapillo, m. small stone, flint, a 
 
 crystal 
 Lapi'slazzalo, Lapislisxari, Lapis- 
 
 lazzoli, and Lapisl.izzuli, m. 
 
 lapis lazuli, a sky-coloured stone 
 Lappola,/. burdock, bur 
 Laqueato, part, piled, boarded 
 Lardare, to lard 
 Lanlatiira,/. a larding 
 Lardellare, and Lardare, to lard, 
 
 grease 
 Lardello. m. a piece of lard 
 Lardo, in. lard 
 
 l.arione. m. bacon [fully 
 
 Largamente, ad. largely, freely, 
 
 < nlanre 
 
 I <irt. enlaisjad 
 
 Largbegnaro, to give have, to deal 
 
 Irfuintifully 
 Largheggiatofe, m. a spendthrift 
 
 . a. wide 
 Larghezza, /. breadth, nidoMsv. 
 
 liberality, bounty, aLundance, 
 
 lib, rty, leave 
 Largimento, m. liberality 
 Lar^ire, to give, to lavish 
 Largizione, /. ^ift 
 Largo, a. broad, wide, large. Al 
 
 l.ir^o, ad. largely ; parlar 14rgo 
 
 d*una covi, to spt : ak at large upon 
 
 a »hin? 
 L'irso, m. breadth, space, lati- 
 
 tu'e; farsi far t&rgo, '° make 
 
 one's self to be 
 I.ir_'>. ad. largely, atHtadantly ; 
 
 anl'ir l.ir?o da che ebe si sia, to 
 
 avoid all difficulties 
 LarsYira,/. wi d 
 
 I '. lares, household gods 
 L'irice. in. the larch-tiee 
 Laridno, a. of the larch-tree 
 Larioge,/. the larynx, or throat 
 I/iro, m. a sea eull 
 Laira, f. a ehost, phantom, a viz 
 
 ■ Baal 
 Lasagna./. a kin d 
 
 , m. one that makes 
 
 thin [ [h-al 
 
 LasagTuSne, m. a coxcomb, a block- 
 
LAT 
 
 L4sca, /. a mullet 
 
 Lasciamento, m. a leaving 
 
 Lasciare, to leave, to forsake, to 
 abandon ; lasciatemelo vedere, 
 let me see it ; lasciate stare, let 
 that alone 
 
 Lasciato, part, left, abandoned 
 
 Lascio, m. a legacy, will 
 
 Lascito, m. a legacy 
 
 Lascivamente, ad. wantonly 
 
 Lascivetto, a. wanton 
 
 Lascivia, /. wantonness 
 
 Lasciviente, a. lustful, lascivious 
 
 Lascivlre, to grow wanton 
 
 Lascivo, a. lascivious ; parole la- 
 scive, obscene words 
 
 Lassa,/. a collar for hunting dogs 
 
 Lassa, interj. alas ! 
 
 Lassare, to weary, tire ; to allow 
 
 Lassativo, a. laxative 
 
 Lassato, part, wearied 
 
 Lassezza, /. lassitude 
 
 Lasso ! interj. alas ! 
 
 Lasso, a. wearied, tired, fatigued, 
 unhappy, miserable 
 
 Lassa, and Lassuso, ad. (in poe- 
 try,) there, above 
 
 Lastra, /. a flat, bi oad stone ; porre 
 uno in su le lastre, to kill one 
 upon the spot 
 
 Lastraiuolo, m. a pavier 
 
 Lastrato, part, taken in a snare 
 
 Lastricare, to pave, to prepare 
 
 Lastricato, part, paved 
 
 Lastricato, m. pavement 
 
 Lastrico, m. the pavement; con- 
 dursi al lastrico, to come to beg- 
 
 . gary 
 
 Lastricatura, /. a paving 
 
 Lastrone, m. a large stone (to pave 
 with) 
 
 Latebra, /. obscurity, lurking-place 
 
 Latente, a. secret, hidden 
 
 Latentemente, ad. privately 
 
 Laterale, a. side-way 
 
 Lateralmente, ad. on the sides 
 
 Latere, to hide 
 
 Laterizio, a. of brick 
 
 Laterina,/. a sir.k, privy 
 
 Latinamente, ad. largely, comfort- 
 ably, like the Latins 
 
 Latinita,/. the Latin tongue 
 
 Latinizzare, and Latinare, to speak 
 or write Latin, to play the pedant 
 
 Latino, m. the La'in tongue, lan- 
 
 Sage, speech ; Latino di cucina, 
 iv Latin; cantavanogli auzelii 
 ciasciino in suo Latino, the birds 
 sang every one in their way 
 Latino, a. 'Latin, plain, intelligi- 
 ble ; spacious large ; velalatina, 
 the mizzen-sail 
 
 LAU 
 
 Latino, ad. in Latin 
 
 Latitare, to hide one's self 
 
 Latitudine, /. latitude ; largeness, 
 breadth 
 
 Lato, m. side ; lasciare da lato, to 
 leave aside. A lato, and Allato, 
 ad. by, near 
 
 Latore, m. bearer ; latore di leggi, 
 legislator 
 
 Latra, see Ladra 
 
 Latramento, m. barking 
 
 Latrare, to bark, to cry 
 
 Latrato, m. a barking 
 
 Latrato, part, barked, bayed 
 
 Latratore, 771. a barker 
 
 Latria, /. worship (due only to 
 God) 
 
 Latrina, /. a dunghill, a privy 
 
 Latro, m. robber 
 
 Latrocinio, m. theft, robbery 
 
 Latrocino, a. detestable 
 
 Latta,/. tinned iron, tin 
 
 Lattaiuolo, m. young tooth 
 
 Lattante, a. sucking; nutrice lat- 
 tante, a wet nurse 
 
 Lattare, to give suck 
 
 Lattata,/. orgeat 
 
 Lattato, part', suckled 
 
 Lattatrice,/. a nurse 
 
 Latte, m. milk; latte rappreso, 
 curdled milk ; vitella di latte, 
 a sucking calf; fratello di latte, 
 a foster brother; latte di galli- 
 na, the best ; la bocca gli puzza 
 di latte, he is very young 
 
 Latteggiante, a. milky 
 
 Latteo, a. lacteous, niilky 
 
 Latteruolo, m. curdled milk 
 
 Latticinio, m. milk food 
 
 Latticinoso, and Lattifero, a. 
 milky (speaking of plants) 
 
 Lattime, m. scurf 
 
 Lattimoso, a. scurfy 
 
 Lattonzo, and Lattonzolo, m. suck- 
 ing calf 
 
 Lattovaro, Lattuario, and Lattua- 
 ro, m. an electuary 
 
 Lattuga,/. lettuce 
 
 Lauda, /. a hymn, praise 
 
 Laudabile, a." laudable 
 
 Laudare, see Lodare, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Laudato, part, praised 
 
 Laudevole, a. laudable 
 
 Laudevolmente, ad. laudably 
 
 Laurta, /. crown of laurel 
 
 Laurer'ito, a. laureate ; poeta lau- 
 reato, poet laureate 
 
 IJiureo, a. 01'Iauiel 
 
 Laureola, /. spurge-laurel 
 
 Larreto. m. a laurel grove 
 
 Lauro, m. laurel 
 174 
 
 LEB 
 
 Lautamente. ad. gallantly 
 Lautezza, /. gaUantry, magnifr 
 
 cence 
 Lauto, a. fine, stately 
 Lauzzino, m. he that lashes tha 
 
 galley-slaves 
 Lavacapo, m. a rebuke 
 Lavaceci, m. a blockhead 
 Lavicro, m. a bath, bagnio, font 
 Lavagna, /. a slate 
 Lavamane, m. wash-hand-stand 
 Lavamento, m. a washing 
 Lavanda, /. lavender (herb) 
 Lavandaia, and Lavandara, /. 
 
 a washer-woman 
 Lavare, to wash ; lavar la testa ad 
 
 uno, to speak ill of one ; lavar 
 
 la testa all' asino, to lose one's 
 
 labour 
 Lavascodelle, m. a scullion 
 Lavativo, m. a clyster 
 Lavato, part, washed 
 Lavatoio, m. a laundry 
 Lavatura,/. a washing, bathing 
 Laveggio, m. a kettle, or pot 
 Lavendola, /. lavender (herbl 
 Lavoracchiare, to work slowly 
 Lavoraccio, m. clumsy work 
 Lavorante, m. workman 
 Lavorare, to work, labour; lavo- 
 
 rar a gi ornate, to work by the 
 
 day ; lavorare di sotto, to work 
 
 underhand 
 Lavorativo, a. arable ; giorno la- 
 
 vorativo, a work daj^ 
 Lavorato, part, tillea^ploughed, 
 
 worked [band man 
 
 Lavoratore, rn. workman, hus- 
 Lavoreria, and Lavoriera, /. a cul- 
 tivated land 
 Lavoro, and Lavorio, m. work, 
 
 workmanship 
 Lazzeretto, in. a pest-house 
 La.zzero, m. a leper, a beggar 
 Lazzeruola, /. a* small medlar 
 Lazzeruolo, m. a medlar-tree 
 Lazzetto, a. sourish 
 Lazzezza, and Lazzitk,/. sourness, 
 
 tartne-s 
 Lazzo, a. sour, tart 
 Lazzo, m. drollery, jest; tenere il 
 
 lazzo, to comply with 
 Le, art. f. the ; le donne, the wo 
 
 men. Le, pron. to her, them ; le 
 
 conosco, I know them; parla 
 
 tele, speak to her 
 Leale, a. loyal, honest 
 Lealmente, a r h loyally 
 Lealta,/. fideli'y, loyalty 
 Leardo, a. dapple 
 Lebbra, and Lebbrosia, /. leprosy 
 
 (a dry scab) 
 
LEG 
 
 Lebbroao, a. leprous 
 LeWte, m. a caldron 
 Leccamento, m. the act of lickiug 
 Leccapiatti, m. a parasite 
 I^ccirdA./. dripping-pan 
 
 lick op 
 • L affectedly 
 part, licked, pedantic 
 
 r greedy- 
 
 Leccahira,/. a scratch 
 Lecceto. m. intricacy, maze 
 1 . "i. h->lm-tree 
 
 u jrluttonv, lechery 
 I glutton 
 
 d Leccornia, /. 
 gluttony, daintiness 
 Leccume* m. a dainty, or titbit; 
 
 vment 
 Lecere, imp. it is permitted 
 Lecitameute, ad. lawfully 
 
 . awful 
 Legs, n . ,:rue, alli- 
 
 ance, allov, a league (three 
 
 Legacci \ m. a s'rinr. band, garter 
 - T i. lenl. lawful 
 
 iliry 
 LegalmeVe, ad. 
 I i f xion 
 
 id Legatura, /. 
 .-. union 
 Legire, to fie. bind, constrain ; le- 
 
 to sleep very sound 
 Legatario, m. legatee 'law term) 
 m. the pope's legate ; a 
 
 art. tied, bound 
 
 ' gatore di 
 l book-binder 
 •. li.ra'ure, fillet 
 ./. legation 
 Legre. /. 
 
 -'. 1, a silly story 
 I. 
 
 Leggere, to read ; ti leggoin fronte 
 your de- 
 
 a, and Leggierezza, /. 
 rx*v 
 Lecfrrmen'e. ad, lightly, 
 
 ad. beautifully, 
 
 . 
 
 Leggiadro, m. a lover 
 
 LEN 
 
 Leggfbile, a. legible 
 
 . lightly 
 
 a. light, easy, little, si _ 
 
 Alia leggiera, ad. rashly. Di 
 -i. rid. easily 
 • ote, and Leggeramente, 
 ad. lightly 
 
 .. a writing-desk 
 . m. a lecturer, reader 
 Legione./. a legion 
 
 . a. legislative 
 wgiver 
 : slat ive authority 
 Legislazione, /. legislature 
 
 i./. portion by law 
 Legittimamente. ad. lawfully 
 
 e, to legitimate 
 Legittimato, part, legitimated 
 Legittiinazione,/. lejitimation 
 Legittimita^/. legitimacy 
 ao, a. lawful 
 
 i I/jnie, /. pi. firewood 
 . j/i. family, race, pedi- 
 [carpenter 
 Legnaruofe, and Lexnamaro, m. a 
 . >/;. timber 
 . to cut wood 
 ■'. a Mow with a stick 
 . wood, a ship 
 . woody 
 Legnrizia,/. liquorice [&c.) 
 
 Legume, m. pul>e (as peas, beans, 
 Lei, pron. pers. f. her 
 I^llare, to dally, to linsrer 
 Ivimbo, m. hem. edge, border 
 Lemme-lemme. ad. gently 
 Lena./, strength, vigour, breath 
 Lendiie, m. a nit 
 Lendindso, a. rail of nits 
 Lene, a. kind, humane (in poetry) 
 Leni«mte. a. softening 
 Lenificamento, m. sof ness 
 Lenificare, to ease, assuage, miti- 
 gate 
 Lenificativo, a. lenitive 
 Leniroehto, m. a softening 
 Lenfre. b 
 
 •'<de, /. lenity 
 Lenitivo. a. lenitive [ant 
 
 fiint, weak, flexible, pii- 
 Lenodnio, m. pimping, charm 
 . i pimp 
 
 -biwly 
 slacken 
 
 i. f. lentils, a lens 
 
 .w|y 
 
 >ntil 
 
 Lentlcchia,/. a snnll lentil 
 
 1"'. 
 
 LET 
 
 Lentiggine,/. a freckle, pimpJ* 
 Lentigginoso, a. tr. i kl.-l 
 
 . m. the lfniisk-lrce 
 Lent >, ad. don ly 
 Lento, n. dew, Idle, gentle 
 Lenttre, m. beai ineas 
 Leon,/, an angti 
 Lenzuolo, m, a - 
 Leoncello, and Leoncino, m. a 
 
 young or little lion 
 Leone, >n. a lion 
 LeonlnO) a. leonine, of a lion 
 Leonardo, m. a leopard 
 Lepidaraente, ad. pleasantly 
 Lepidezza, /. faceUousnea 
 Lepido, a. pleasant, jocose 
 Leporaio, and Lepor.irio, m. park 
 
 for hires, a warren 
 Lepore, m. gracefulness 
 LeppAre, to rob, steal 
 Lepratto, m. leveret, or youn* hare 
 LepiT, /. a hare; far lepre viic- 
 
 chia, to he cautious j utio leva la 
 
 lepre, e unaltro la piglia, one has 
 
 the trouble, and another the 
 
 profit 
 Leproncello, and Lepr6tto, m. a 
 
 young hare, a i 
 
 . to soil, sully 
 lutein, O. dirty, f"ul' 
 
 injuring [nesa 
 
 I^esina, /. an awl, thrift, sparing- 
 Lesione, /. wron?, hurt 
 ■ /. wronged 
 to boil 
 ; art. boiled 
 t. f. a Loil'ng 
 Lessico, m. lexicon (a dictionary) 
 I>essicografo, m. a UxicoiTapher 
 Lesso, m. a boiling ; boiled meat 
 Lesso, a. boiled 
 I^estamente, ad. nimbly 
 Lestezza, /. nimbleDess; cunning, 
 
 craft 
 Les'o, a. nimble, quick 
 LetAle, a. mortal, deadly 
 Letaraaio, m, a dunghill 
 Letamare, and Letaminire, to 
 dtinz, manure 
 
 . part, manured 
 Letame, m. dunz, muck, marl 
 Letaminamento, m. Letaminahzra, 
 and Le'aminazione,/. a rnanur- 
 in?, marling [manure 
 
 I^-rnininnso, part, covered with 
 Letanle, and Let&Pe, /. pi. litany 
 l>-tArerico, a. lethargic 
 
 m. and Letargia, f, 
 
 Letieoao, a. litigious 
 Letificante, a. rejoicing 
 Letific4re, to make glad 
 
LEZ 
 
 Letificato, a. joyful 
 
 Lettzia, /. mirth, joy 
 
 Lettera, /. a letter ; lettera di cam- 
 bio, a bill of exchange 
 
 Letterale, a. literal 
 
 Letteralmente. ad. literally 
 
 Letteririo, a. literary 
 
 Letterato, a. learned 
 
 Letterato, in. a learned man 
 
 Letteratura, /. learning 
 
 Letticciuolo, in. a little bed 
 
 Lettiera,/. a bedstead [ing-pan 
 
 Lettiga, /. a horse-litter, a waim- 
 
 Letto, part, read 
 
 Letto, m. a bed 
 
 Lettore, m. a reader, a lecturer 
 
 Lettoria, /. a lectureship 
 
 Lettuccino, and Lettiiccio, m. a 
 couch, a couch bed 
 
 Lettura, /. reading, a lecture 
 
 Leiito, 771. a lute .» 
 
 Leva, /. a lever ; leva da milizia, 
 raising soldiers ; mettere o dare 
 a leva, to lift up with a lever ; 
 far leva di soldati, to enlist sol- 
 diers 
 
 Levabile, a. moveable [term) 
 
 Levadore, m. a tax-gatherer (law 
 
 Levaldina, /. a theftj robbery 
 
 Levamento, in. a raising 
 
 Levante, m. the east ; andare a 
 levante, to turn highwayman 
 
 Levante, a. rising 
 
 Levantino, a. one born in the east 
 
 Levare, to lift, heave, to take away ; 
 levar il bollore, to boil ; levar 
 soldati, to raise soldiers ; levar il 
 cappello, to take off the hat ; le- 
 varsi, to get up ; levar le carte, 
 to cut at cards ; levar la pianta, 
 to take a draught ; levare il capo 
 to be puffed up with pride 
 
 Levata,/. a raising up ; levata del 
 sole, the sun-rising ; un uomo di 
 gTan levata, a man of conse- 
 quence 
 
 Levato, part, drawn, copied ; stare 
 a orecchie levate, to be attentive 
 
 Levatoio, m. a drawbridge 
 
 Levat6re, m. a puffer 
 
 LevaMce, /. a midwife 
 
 Levazione,/. a lifting up 
 
 Leve, a. light 
 
 Levistico, m. the herb lovage 
 
 Levita,/. levity 
 
 Levitare, to ferment 
 
 Levriere, m. a ereyhound 
 
 Lezia, /. and Lezio, in. endear- 
 ments, caresses 
 
 Lezi6ne, /. lecture, lesson 
 
 Leziosaggine, /. softness, effemi- 
 nacy 
 
 LIC 
 
 Lezi6so, a. wanton, effeminate 
 
 Lezzare, to stink 
 
 Lezzo, m. stink 
 
 Lezzoso, a. stinking 
 
 Li, art. the ; li rlumi, the rivers. 
 Li, pron. to him ; li ho detto, I 
 told !iim; li, them 
 
 L\, ad. there j eccolo 11, there it is 
 
 Libazione,/. and Libamento, m. 
 a libation 
 
 Libamina, f. pi. perfumes 
 
 Libare, to fasie, to sip 
 
 Libbra,/. a pound weight j a livre, 
 a pound sterling 
 
 Libecciata, /. a gale of south-west 
 wind 
 
 Libeccio, m. the south wind 
 
 Libello, m. libel 
 
 Libente, a. willing 
 
 Liberale, a. liberal ; paroletta lib- 
 erate, a liceaiious word j arti 
 liberal i, the liberal arts 
 
 Liberal ita,/. liberality 
 
 Liberalmerite, ad. liberally 
 
 Liberamente, ad. freely, absolutely 
 
 Liberamento, m. delivery 
 
 Liberare, to free, release 
 
 Liberate, part, freed, released 
 
 Liberatore, m. a deliverer 
 
 Liberatrice, /. liberatrix 
 
 Liberazione, and Liberagione, /. 
 deliverance 
 
 Libercolo, m. pamphlet 
 
 Libero, a. free, frank 
 
 Libert^,/, liberty 
 
 Libertinaggio, and Libertinismo, 
 m. debauchery [man 
 
 Libertino, m. the son of a freed 
 
 Liberto, m. one made free 
 
 Libidine, /. lust, sensuality 
 
 Libidinosamente, ad, lustfully 
 
 Libidinoso, a. wanton, sensual 
 
 Libito, m. pleasure [ac) 
 
 Libra,/. Libra (a sign of the zodi- 
 
 Libraio, m. a bookseller 
 
 Libramento, m. a weighing ; libra- 
 mento della luna, the libration 
 of the moon 
 
 Librare, to weigh, consider; li- 
 brarsi, to balance or poise one's 
 self 
 
 Librato, part, weighed 
 
 Librazione, /. libration 
 
 Libreria, /. a library ; the book- 
 selling business 
 
 Libricciuolo, m. little book 
 
 Libretto, and Librettino, m. a lit- 
 tle book 
 
 Librone, m. a large book 
 
 Libro, m. a book 
 
 Licenza, and Lic^nzia, /. license, 
 leave : licentiousness 
 
 LIM 
 
 Licenziameiito, m. a dismission 
 Licenziare, to dismiss, disband 
 
 licenziarsi, to take leave of 
 Licenziato, part, dismissed ; un lh 
 
 cenziato, a licentiate 
 Licenziatura,/. license 
 Licenziosamente, ad. licentiously 
 Licenzibso, a. licentious, loose 
 Licere ? imp. to be lawful; non 
 
 mi lice sperar cio, I cannot hope 
 
 that ; se mi lice dirlo, if I may 
 
 say so 
 Lichene, m. lichen 
 Lici, ad. here 
 Licitamente, ad. lawfully 
 Licitezza,/. right, justice 
 Licito, a. lawful 
 Licore, in. (in poetry,) a liquor 
 Lido, m. bank, shore 
 Lienteria,/. lientery (a disease) 
 Lietamente, ad. gladly, merrily 
 Lietezza,/. joy, mirth 
 Lieto, a. merry, cheerful 
 Lieva,/. a lever [way 
 
 Lieva lieva, ad. stand out of the 
 Lieve, and Leve, a. light 
 Lievemente, ad. swiftfy, easily 
 Lievezza, and Lievita, /. lightness 
 Lievitare, to ferment 
 Lievitato, part, fermented 
 Lievito, m. leaven 
 Ligame, m. a tie, binding 
 Ligamento, m. a ligament 
 Ligamentoso, a. full of ligaments 
 Ligare, to tie, bind 
 Ligio, a. subject to, servile 
 Ligittimare, see Legittimare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Lignaggio, m. race, lineage 
 Ligneo, a. woody 
 Ligustro, m. a privet, shrub 
 Lima, /. file, correction ; egli e una 
 
 lima sorda, he is a contriving 
 
 fellow 
 Limaccio, m. mud, mire 
 Limaccioso, a. muddy, miry 
 Limare, to file, consume, wasce; 
 
 to polish 
 Limato, part, filed 
 Linialura, /. filings, file-dust 
 Limbello, and Limbelluccio, m. 
 
 shavings of leather 
 Limbiccare, to distil 
 Limbicco, and Lambicco, m. a 
 
 limbeck 
 Limbo, m. limbo 
 Limitare, m. threshold 
 Limitare, to limit 
 Limitativo, a. that limits 
 Limitato, part, bounded 
 Limitazione,/. limitation 
 Limite, m. limits, bounds 
 
LIQ 
 
 Limltrofo, n. bordering daw term) 
 ' mire, inu .1, dirt 
 
 Limcne. tiu a | 
 Limonea. /. lemonade 
 
 Limosinitre, a. mendicant 
 Limosiuare, to bee, to give alms 
 Limosinario, m, 
 Limosiu.v 
 
 Limosinatore, Limoeuuere, and 
 Limosiniero. m. alms-fj 
 
 I :. niud.ly, miry 
 
 aa, /. clearness, bright- 
 ness 
 
 LUnpido, a. transparent 
 
 Li nee, m. a lynx 
 
 Linceo. a. of "a lynx, keen-sighted 
 
 ! :.'e. nrf. fluently 
 
 Linda ra, /. neatness 
 
 Lind . . tine 
 
 LlLea,/. a line, lineage 
 
 Lineal nien'e. and Lineannente, 
 arf. in a direct line [ture 
 
 Lineun^nto, »«. lineament, a fea- 
 
 LineArr, tn draw 
 
 Unearir*, a. linear 
 
 Line '.to. part, delineated 
 
 Lineazirne. /. delinra'ion 
 
 Lingerta. /. linen 
 
 •". tongue ; pi- 
 
 nella II and do 
 
 j.i ha messn* la 1 i n rii a in 
 his tongue runs upon 
 wheels 
 I iona,/. bud oss f herb) 
 
 • rue 
 Linruacci )■•-<. m. i prater 
 intrua?e 
 
 herb ad- 
 ngue 
 Lingueetiare. lot 
 
 Linrue"- 
 
 . a. chi'teriiz 
 
 i liniment, or thin 
 ointment [linen 
 
 Don, m. line, flax ; panno lino, 
 
 Linseme, in. linseed 
 
 i 'liorn 
 
 Liot'.n»e, and Lionfante, tn. ele- 
 phant 
 
 Liooe, am, 
 
 I i./. * linn^S 
 
 I 
 
 Lippito-line. /. N<-»'--eyedness 
 
 L*quefaUn, part, liquefied 
 
 LIT 
 
 done,/, a liquefying 
 Liquidamente, ad. clearly, easily 
 ire. to liquefy 
 
 One, /. liquidation, set- 
 tling accounts 
 Liquidire, to become liquid 
 Liquidity, /. liquidity 
 Uquido, a. liquid," fluid, clear, 
 
 plain 
 Llquido, an. a liquid 
 I.iquir'/.ia, /. licorice 
 Uquore, m. liquor 
 Liquoretto, tn. a lirht liquor 
 
 lyre, a ban 
 Lirico. n. lyric j pate lirico, a 
 lyric ixv>t ' 
 
 Bah-bone ; a trifle ; the 
 herds of flax or hemp 
 . /. smoothness 
 Li>cia. /. a sleek stone 
 Laaciamente, ad. fluently 
 Lisciameuto, in. amootfaing 
 Lisciare. to smooth, polish, flitter, 
 
 wheedle 
 Lisciarsi, to paint 
 
 | art. smoothed 
 LisciatOre, m. a polisher 
 I.iscia'.iira./. polishing, printing 
 Lisf io, m. paint 
 
 I. polished, smoothed 
 Lignite, j£. a cordial 
 
 !-•. land, fillet, stripe, 
 mil. catalogue 
 Listare, to strip, to lace 
 
 . » small square 
 Litame, m. dun? 
 Litargta,/. lethargy 
 Litargico, a. le'hariic 
 Litargirio, Litargrro, and Litar- 
 
 -rilio. m. litharge; silver gilt 
 Lite. /. strife: variance: a suit at 
 law' ; nmover lite alia sanita, 
 to take physic when one is well 
 Litigamento, tn, contest, dispute 
 Liligante, m. a pleader 
 Liiigare, and LiticAre, to litigate 
 
 LitiiTore. r?i. a pleader, a liti- 
 gious wranzler 
 
 . debate 
 Li'itrioso. a. quarrelsome 
 I -bore 
 .. /. li'hology 
 Litirale. and Littorale, a. belong- 
 in? to a shore 
 
 0. literal 
 Litteralmente, ad. literally 
 . a. literary 
 
 Lrtteratura, (. literature 
 
 . a Ron, an lictor 
 Lituo, ni. au?r.r'« staff 
 Litura, /. a blotting off 
 177 
 
 LOG 
 
 Liturgta,/. liturgy 
 
 Linto, and Li no, tn. ■ lute (mu 
 
 steal instrument! 
 Livdlla,/.a level 
 Livellare, to li vel, to make level 
 Livellario, m, a tenant or copy* 
 
 bolder 
 Livellato, pari, levelled 
 LivellatOre, m. I livelier, a lord 
 
 of the manor 
 I.iwllo. in. tribu'e-moncy, a level 
 Lividezza. /'. envy, spile, lividity 
 J.ivi do, (i. livid, black and bine 
 Lividorc. m. ami Lividiira, /. 
 
 livi li y, envy 
 Liviritta, ntf/.just here 
 Livdre, to. envy.ranconr; alivid- 
 
 ity (black and bine sjKits) 
 
 Livorosamdnte, ad. malignantly 
 
 Livoroso, a. envious 
 
 Livrea,/. livery 
 
 Livrnre, to deliver, to finish, to 
 
 wear out [pales 
 
 Lizza, /. list, career; a rampart, 
 Lo, art. in. the ; lo stQdio, the 
 
 study; pron. him, it; lo vedo, 
 
 I see him, or it 
 Locale, a. local; costumi loc/ili, 
 
 local customs [ally 
 
 Localmente, ad. locally, person- 
 Locanda./. iodgteig ready furnished 
 Locandiere, tn. one that lets ready 
 
 famished lodginga 
 Locare, to jdace, settle, lay up in 
 
 some place 
 
 . inrt. j^laced, settled 
 Locaz.ione,/. jtosition, place 
 Loco, m. (luogo,) pla'-e ; opportn- 
 
 nity, time 
 Lociista, /. locust, an insect, a 
 
 shell fish, a lobster [guage 
 
 Locuzione,/. locution, phrase, Ian- 
 L6da,/. praise 
 Lodnbiie. a. laudable 
 Lodabilita,/. what is commendable 
 Lodamento, m. a praising 
 Lod'ire, to praise, commend ; lo- 
 
 darsi d' mm. to be well satisfied 
 
 or contented with one 
 Lodativo, a. demonstrative 
 l>>datore. m. a praiser 
 
 /. praised, commended 
 Ivode, /. {.raise, commendation 
 L .a. laudable, commenla- 
 
 bte 
 
 iit'nte, ad. laudably 
 Lodo. m. opinion, sentence 
 I/Sdola, /. a lark (a bird) 
 Lo^ffia, f. a lod<rr, an open galle- 
 ry, a high terrace 
 I/igica./. lozic 
 LogicAlc, a. logical, of logic 
 
LUB 
 
 Logicare, to subtilize 
 
 L6gico, m. a logician 
 
 Logico, a. logical 
 
 Loglio, m. lure, darnel, cockle- 
 « eea 
 
 Loglioso, a. full of cockle- weeds 
 
 LogorAre, to wear, waste 
 
 Logon'ito, part, worn 
 
 Logorizia, /. licorice 
 
 Ixigoro, m. a lure (a hawk's lure) 
 
 Lo2;oro, a. ragged, worn out 
 
 Loi:i./. dirtiness, dirt 
 
 Loica, /. see Logica, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Lolla,/. chaff 
 
 Lolligine,/. cuttle-fish 
 
 Lonibo, m. loin, haunch, flank 
 
 I.nmbrico, m. an earth-worm 
 
 Lome, see Lume 
 
 Longanimita,/. patience 
 
 Longevo, a. long-lived 
 
 Longinquita, /. sec Lontananza 
 
 Longinquo. a. distant 
 
 Longitudinale, o. longitudinal 
 
 Longitudine,/. longitude 
 
 Lcntanamente, ad. far, afar off 
 
 Lontananza, /. distance 
 
 Lontanare, to send away, to endure 
 
 Lonta.no, a. far distant. Da Ion- 
 tino, ad. at a distance 
 
 Lontra, /. an otter 
 
 Lonza, /. a panther 
 
 Lonzo, a. enervated 
 
 Loppa, /. chaff, the husk of corn 
 
 Loquace, a. loquacious 
 
 Lcquacita,/. talkativeness 
 
 Loquela, /. speech 
 
 Lordamente, ad. nastily 
 
 Lordare, to foul, dirty 
 
 Lordezza, /. nastiness 
 
 Lordo, a. nasty, filthy 
 
 Lordura, /. "and Lordiime, m. 
 nastiness 
 
 Lnrica, /. a coat of mail 
 
 Loro, pron. to them, those ; dissi 
 loro, I told them ; il loro libro, 
 their book ; il loro, their prop- 
 erty [dull, blunt 
 
 Losco, a. purblind, short-sighted, 
 
 Lotare, to plaster with earth 
 
 Loto, m. mud, dirt, mire 
 
 Lotolento, Lotolente, and Lotoso, 
 a. muddy, dirty [bate 
 
 Lotta, /. a wrestling, dispute, de- 
 
 Lottare, and Lotteggiare, to wrestle 
 
 Lottatorc, m. a wrestler 
 
 Lotto, m. lottery, lot, chance 
 
 L6va, /. a she-wolf; a prostitute 
 
 Lubricare, to loosen 
 
 Lubrica'ivo, a. loosening 
 
 Lubricita, and Lubrichezza, /. 
 lewdness 
 
 LUM 
 
 Lubrico, m. a slippery place 
 
 Lubrico, a. slippery, fallacious, 
 deceitful, loose in the belly 
 
 Lucehetto, m. a padlock 
 
 Lucciaute, m. an eye (jocosely) 
 
 Luccicante, a. shining 
 
 Luccicare, to shine 
 
 Liiccio, m. a pike 
 
 Li'icciola,/. a glow-worm 
 
 Lucciolato, ??t. a kind of glow- 
 worm [at Florence) 
 
 Lucco, m. a gown, a robe (worn 
 
 Liice, /. light, brightness ; the 
 eyes ; met fere alia luce, to pub- 
 lish a work; venire in luce, to 
 appear 
 
 Lucente, a. shining, bright 
 
 Lucere, to shine, to be bright 
 
 Lueerna, /. a lamp 
 
 Lucernata,/. a lamp full of oil 
 
 Lucertola, and Lucerta,/. a lizard 
 
 Luchera,/. mien, look 
 
 Lucidamente, ad. brightly [plain 
 
 Lucidare, to elucidate, unfold, ex- 
 Lucid Mo, part, illustrated 
 
 Lucidezza, and Lucidita,/. light 
 
 Liicido, a. bright, lucid 
 
 Lucifero, m. the morning star, 
 Lucifer 
 
 Lucificare, to shine 
 
 Lucignolo, ra. the wick of a can- 
 dle or lamp ; a distaff-full 
 
 Luco, m. a grove 
 
 Lucrative, a. lucrative 
 
 Lucro, m. gain, profit 
 
 Lucrosamente, ad. gainfully 
 
 Lucroso, a. profitable 
 
 Ludere, to play, sport 
 
 Ludibrio, m. a mockery 
 
 Ludificare, to deceive, or jeer 
 
 Ludificazione, /. a mocking, or 
 deceiving 
 
 Ludimagistro, m. a school -master 
 
 Ludo, m. play, game 
 
 Ltie, /. plague, pestilence; lue 
 venerea, the venereal disease 
 
 Luffo, rn. a bundle 
 
 Lugere, to mourn 
 
 Luglio, m. the month of July 
 
 Lugubre, a. mournful 
 
 Lui, m. a wren, (a little bird ;) 
 tirerebbe a un lui, he is a sharp, 
 stingy man 
 
 Lui, pron. he, him ; di lui, of him 
 
 Lnissimo, himself 
 
 Lumaca, /. a snail ; sea la a lu- 
 maca, a winding stair-case 
 
 Luinacone, ra. a large snail, a 
 sneaking fellow 
 
 Lume, rn. light, brightness, knowl- 
 edge ; eyes ; far lume ad uno, to 
 light one pagare il lume e i 
 178 
 
 LUP 
 
 dadi, to make an end of an 
 affair 
 Lumeggiare, to illuminate 
 Lumiera, /. a torch, or light ; a 
 
 lustre, a chandelier 
 Luminare, ra. luminary 
 Luminazione, /. illumination 
 Luniiuello, ra. socket of a lamp 
 Luminosita, and Luminosita.de, /. 
 
 brightness, splendour 
 Lumindso, a. luminous 
 Luna,/^ the moon, a month ; luna 
 nuova, the new moon ; luna 
 crescente, a half moon ; luna 
 scema, the wane of .the moon 
 Lunare, a. lunar 
 Lunare, m. the lunar course 
 Lunaria,/. lunary (an herb) 
 Lunario, m. an almanac; far d© 
 
 lunarj, to be embarrassed 
 Lunarista, ra. an almanac maker 
 Lunatico, a. lunatic, whimsical 
 Lunato, a. like a half moon 
 Lnnazione, /. and Lunamento, ra, 
 lunation (the course of the mo^n) 
 Lunedi, rn. Monday 
 Lunga, ad. long ; alia lunga, at long 
 run ; andar in lunga, to linger ; 
 mandir in lunga, to put off 
 Lungagnola, and Lunghiera, / 
 
 a kind of net, a tedious speech 
 Lungamente, ad. long while 
 Lunge, ad. far, a great way off (in 
 
 poetry) 
 Lunghesso, ad. along, near 
 Lunghezza, and Lungheria, /. 
 
 length, duration 
 Lungi, ad. far, distant, near by 
 Lungi, prep, along ; lungi la riv'a, 
 
 near, along the shore 
 Lungo, a. long ; brodo, or giulebbe 
 
 lungo, broth, weak julep 
 Lungo, ad. a long time 
 Lungo, prep, along, near 
 Luogo, m. place ; room ; cedere il 
 luogo, to give the preference; 
 avere il luogo, to have the pre- 
 cedency; non ho luogo di creder 
 altrimente, I have no reason to 
 believe otherwise; non trovar 
 lubgo, to have no shelter 
 Luogotenente, rn. lieutenant 
 Luogotendnza, f. lieutenancy 
 Lupa,/. a she- wolf, a prostitute 
 Lupanare, m. a brothel 
 Lupattino, and Lupicino, m. a 
 
 young wolf 
 Lupesco, Lupigno, and Lupino, a. 
 belonging to a wolf, of the na- 
 ture of a wolf 
 Lupino, m. lupine (a sort of pulse) 
 Ltipo, rn. a wolf; chi ha il 
 
MAC 
 
 lupo per compare, porti il can 
 •otto il maulcllo, never trust a 
 rogue 
 LQpo ccrviere, in. a lvnx 
 
 tOlo, in. a nightingale 
 
 md 
 
 lierla, /. and Lu- 
 . flattery 
 
 ti rer 
 . flattering 
 
 . 
 
 Dg J UU lus. 
 
 flatterer [o\i! 
 
 ae./. a luxation 
 Lasso, m. luxury 
 Lussureggiire. to be wanton 
 - lality 
 be sensual, to be 
 
 Lustrile. a. lustral. purifying 
 Lustrire, to illustrate, polish, bur- 
 re, in. he who calenders 
 
 TO. lustre, 
 •ur ; the space of five years 
 (in p 
 Lustre, a. bright, polished 
 
 •vith clay 
 Luteranlscio, m. Lutheranism 
 -otter 
 mud 
 
 I ate, com- 
 i anient, mourn 
 
 .tf. mournfully 
 . and Luttoso, a. sorrow- 
 
 Lutulento, a. muddy 
 
 M 
 
 Mrhepro? 
 - ■«? 
 Micca, /. plenty, store 
 
 mac 
 
 illness 
 Maccberoni, m. 
 
 mi mac 
 
 . ■•. Bpot, stain ; • 
 infamy ; n bush, orl ushy place ; 
 ' ! money 
 tin, spot blur 
 M 
 
 Macchina,/, machine, plot 
 Macchinale, a. mechanical 
 Macchinamento, m. a machination 
 Macchinare, to contrive 
 Macchin ii<\ part, plotted 
 Macchinatore, TO. plotter 
 Macchicazione,/. ; 
 Macchinista, »«. a machinist 
 Macchione, >n. a thick bush 
 Macchii - 
 MacciAnrhen, a. strong-limbed, 
 
 dull, stupid 
 Macco, ni. beans boiled to a mash. 
 
 A macco, nil. plentifully 
 
 Mice,/, the middle hu^k of a not 
 
 meg [bu'eher 
 
 . and Macellaro, to, a 
 
 Macellare, to butcher, kill, waste 
 
 . to, shamble, si uighter- 
 
 I 
 
 . to steep, or soak, to 
 
 Baacerato, part, ma 
 
 ofusion, mortifi- 
 cation, maceration 
 
 ^ked 
 irsley 
 
 - ad. but what ? ma'che, 
 
 . a heap of stones, a h:rk- 
 
 iiu-hnle, a secret place 
 
 Madgno, m. a kind of stone: 
 
 macigna, a ?en bard 
 
 [thin, pale 
 
 Macilente, and Macilento, a. lean, 
 
 Macilenza, f, leanness 
 
 Macinamento, TO. Macinatura,a7u/ 
 
 inding 
 Macinire, to grind 
 Macin.'ito. jarl. ground 
 
 •). flour, mi t1 
 Macinatdia, m. an oil-mill 
 
 ill'liT 
 
 ; dna, f. a mill- 
 1 a macine, to be 
 very j,'>or 
 
 flax 
 Maciullare, to ma h flax 
 
 in, thin 
 M&cula,/. a sj>ot, s'ain, a note of 
 infamy 
 
 [Ma re, to stain, 
 blemish. 
 
 MAG 
 
 Macula?ione,/. a staining, spot 
 Macules . 
 
 Mad. una. /. in. 1 lain 
 
 lla, /. a young lads 
 miss 
 
 • rnal 
 
 Mi lia, f. a butch, ■ 
 
 •. damp 
 Madie, and Mauib, ad. in tro'h, in 
 faith (Mary 
 
 Madonna, /'. madam, thi 
 Mulre, and Mitre, /. mother ; 
 (oajpdne) cause, occasi in, 
 spring, root, a mould or frame 
 
 any thing in ; n 
 lAtte, a foster d 
 
 ire, to be like ou.-'s 
 mother 
 Madreperla, /. motlier of pearl 
 Mi IriMJIva, /', honey-suckle 
 Madrevtte,/ the worm ofascrew 
 . and Madriale, m. mad- 
 rigal, air, song, poem 
 Madrigaleggiare, to^ri'e or aing 
 maiin [mother 
 
 Madrina. f. a midwife ; 
 M lestade, awl I ' 
 f. majesy; delitto di lesauiae- 
 s!a, high treason 
 
 and Maestevol 
 
 sticaUy 
 
 . mid Macstevole, a. in* 
 
 jesiic [tress 
 
 . /. mis- 
 
 . to. the north-west wind 
 
 re, to ?ive one the degree 
 
 of doctor, or master of arts ; to 
 
 teach, instruct 
 
 . TO. maxistmey 
 Maestrato, a. one made a doctor, 
 &c. [mea 
 
 )./. a company of trades- 
 Maes; revole* a, mas'erly 
 Maestrevolme*nte, ad. curiously, 
 dexterously 
 
 . /. art, skill, address, 
 cunning, authority 
 Maestro, a. skilful,' chief; strnda 
 maestra, the higb road; mal 
 maestro, the (ailing st\ 
 
 TO. master, Or ti poller; 
 ird ; mae- 
 stro di camera, a lord cham- 
 berlain 
 M . >. /. a i ire n a, ■ «i»ch 
 
 amenta, 
 in. fault, blemish, defect 
 
 I ; <aint 
 i. 'aiu'ed 
 " I m, f. a default 
 
 Magaz7 eho n 
 
 Magaaanno, m. a w 
 
MAG 
 
 Maggese, and Maggiatica, /. a fal 
 
 low ground 
 Maggio, m. month of May 
 Maggio, a. greater 
 Maggioranza, /. superiority 
 Maggiordomo, m. a steward 
 Maggiore, a. greater, elder, supe- 
 rior ; maggiori, forefathers; dare 
 il suo maggiore, to do the utmost 
 Maggiorello, m. a little oiler 
 Maggiorenti, m. pi. the chief men 
 Maggioria,/. superiority 
 Maggiormente, ad. more ; better, 
 
 particularly 
 Maggioraato, in. the eldest 
 M'-ghero, a. lean, thin 
 Magia,/. magic [magic 
 
 Magicale, n?irf Migico, a. magical, 
 Magicalmente, orf."magically 
 Magione,/. abode, habitation 
 Magios'ra, /. hautboy (a large 
 
 strawberry) 
 Magisterial in. a freeman's right 
 Magistero, mid Magisterio, in. 
 workmanship; discipline; in- 
 struction ; a doctor's degree 
 Magistrate, a. magisterial, great, 
 
 noble 
 Magistrali'n,/. doctrine, science 
 Magistralmente, ad. chiefly, learn- 
 edly [tribunal 
 Magistral, m. magistrate, a court, 
 Magistrate™,/, magistracy 
 Magistrcvole. a magisterial 
 Maglia,/. mail, armour ; a stitch, 
 
 a net. a web in the eye 
 Magliato, a. made of mail 
 Maglio, m. a mallet, a beetle, mail ; 
 far con raiglio, to do one's worst 
 Magliuolo, m. layer, shoot 
 Magnanimi'a,/. greatness 
 Magnanimo, a. magnanimous 
 Magnano, m. a locksmith 
 Magnate, a. principal; i magnati, 
 
 peers 
 Magnesia, f. magnesia (a mineral) 
 Magnefe, /. loadstone 
 Magnetico, a. magnetic 
 Magnificamente, ad. s'ately 
 Magnificamento, m. a praise 
 Magnificare, to magnify 
 Magnifies to, part, extolled 
 Magnifica'ore, m. a praiser 
 Magnificente, and Magnifico, a. 
 
 magnificent 
 Maznificenza, /. magnificence, 
 
 praise 
 Magnifico, a. magnificent 
 Magniloquenza, /. emphasis 
 Marnilofjun. a. empha'ical 
 Magnitudine, /. greatness 
 Magno, a. jrreat, eminent 
 
 MAL 
 
 Mngo, m. a magician 
 Mago, a. magical 
 Magramente, ad. poorly [lean 
 Magr&to, and Magrino, a. Ihin, 
 Magrezza, /. leanness, scarcity 
 Magro, a. lean, meager ; giorno 
 magro, fish-day; mangiardi ma- 
 gro, to forbear meal ; il magro, 
 lean meat ; terreno magro, a 
 barren ground ; far magro, to eat 
 fish Ll as * 
 
 Mai, ad. never ; mai piu, once, at 
 Maiale, m. a hog 
 Maiesta, /. majesty 
 Maino, ad. no, not at all 
 Maio, m. a green bough 
 Maiolica,/. earthenware 
 Maiorana, /. marjoram (a sort of 
 herb) [inheritance 
 
 Maiorasco, m. an elder brother's 
 Maiordomo, m. a steward 
 Mai piu, ad. never before ; mai 
 
 sempre, always 
 Maisi, ad. yes, truly 
 Maiuscola,/. capital letter 
 Malaccolto, a. ill-received 
 Malacconcio, a. ill-used [ate 
 
 Malaccorto, a. artless, inconsider- 
 Malacreanza,/. incivility 
 Maialetto, part, cursed 
 Maladire, and Maladicere, to curse 
 Maladizione, /. malediction, infec- 
 tion, plague ; a cursing 
 Malafatta,/. a slip in weaving or 
 
 knitting; a mistake, an error 
 M.ilatfiitto, a. inimical 
 Malafrtta,/. ground that shrinks 
 Malagevole, a. difficult 
 Malagevolezza, /. difficulty 
 Malagevolmente, ad. difficultly 
 MalagiatO, part, unprovided 
 Malagora, /. a bad omen 
 Malagurato, a. unfortunate 
 Malagurio, m. a bad omen 
 Malamrioso, a. ill-omened, unhap- 
 
 py, ill 
 Malamente, ad. badly, cruelly 
 Malandare, to ruin one's self 
 Malandito, a. wretched 
 i\I>land;ino, m. a robber 
 Malandrino, a. roguish, knavish 
 Malanno, m. misfortune, disaster 
 Malapproposito, ad. unseasonably 
 Malardito, a. rash, imprudent 
 Malarrivato, a. unfortunate 
 Malassetto, a. disordered 
 Malaticcio, a. sickly 
 Mal.Vo, a. sick, ill 
 Malatolta, or Mala tolta, /. a rob- 
 bery, tbefc ; a lax, impost 
 Malattfa, f. disease, sickness 
 Malauguroso, a. HI -omened 
 180 
 
 MAL 
 
 Vlalaventura, /. misfortune 
 Malavoglia, and Malavogli^nza,/. 
 
 ill-will, malevolence 
 Malavveduto, a. imprudent 
 Malavventurato, a. unfortunate 
 Malavventurosamente, ad. unfor» 
 
 tunately 
 Malavvezzo, a. ill-bred 
 Malazzaio, a. sickly [word) 
 
 Malbigatto, a. ill-minded (a low 
 Malcaduco, m. falling sickness 
 Malcapilato, part, ruined, undone 
 Malcauto, a. imprudent 
 Malcomposto, part, disordered 
 Malconcio, a. abused [sant 
 
 Malcondescendente, a. uncomplai- 
 Malcondotto, part, ill used 
 Malconoscente, a. ungrateful 
 Malconsigliato, a. inconsiderate 
 Malcontento, a. discontented, itt 
 
 affected 
 Malcostumato, a. uncivil, jadecent 
 Malcreato, a. ungenteel 
 Malcubato, a. sickly 
 Malcurante, a. supine, careless 
 Maldicente, and Maldicilore, a. 
 
 slanderous 
 Maldicenza,/. slander 
 Maldisposto, a. ill-minded 
 Maldurevole, a. of a short duration 
 Male, m. evil, mischief, harm, 
 
 damage ; sickness, disease ; far 
 
 male, to do wrong; farsi male, 
 
 to hurt one's self 
 Male, ad. ill, badly; avereamale, 
 
 to take it ill [slanderer 
 
 Maledico, a. slandering ; m. a 
 Maledire, to curse [plague' 
 
 Maledizione,/. curse, malediction, 
 Malefica, /. a sorceress 
 Maleficiato, part, bewitched 
 Maleficio, m. witchcraft, crime 
 Malefico, and Maleficioso, a. mis- 
 chievous ; m. a sorcerer 
 Malevolenza, and Malevoglienza, 
 
 /. hatred 
 Malevolo, a. malignant, envious 
 Malfac'mento, in. a crime 
 Mai fare, to do wrong 
 Malfatto, m. a crime, guilt 
 Malfitto, part, deformed 
 MalfaUore, m. a malefactor 
 Malfattoria,/. witchcraft 
 Malfondato, a. ill-grounded 
 Malfrancese, m. the venereal dia> 
 
 ease 
 Malgoverno, m. slaughter 
 Malgradito, a. unacceptable 
 Mnlgrado, prep, in spite of 
 Malgrado, m. displeasure, spite; 
 
 vos'ro malgrado, in spite of your 
 
 teeth 
 
MAL 
 
 .-•ioso, a, disagreeable 
 • . « itchcraft 
 » itch 
 
 ficio, and 
 
 ad. maliciously, 
 
 w malignant 
 
 dicious, hurtful j 
 m. the devil 
 Malinconia,/. melancholy 
 
 - 1 My 
 :. melancholy 
 Malinc . Miconoso, 
 
 a. nn'. ■ rowful 
 
 | o, and Malincuore. ad. 
 ■ 
 unwillingly 
 MaIinteV\ part, misinformed 
 i, enchanting 
 
 1 quarter-master, a 
 
 /. malice, craftiness. 
 ue, sickness, in- 
 
 . a. ma- 
 -. mischievous 
 
 ad. maliciously 
 • . o. malleable (said of 
 
 j. a hammer 
 
 Mallevado- 
 
 1 one 
 
 md Malleveria, /. 
 
 [nuts 
 
 u the green shell of wal- 
 
 . the falling sick- 
 
 [use 
 
 re, to afflict, torment, ill 
 
 ■. m. an ill office 
 
 - away 
 Malmondo, m. hell 
 
 i. uncivil, rude 
 
 f. andar in malora, to ruin 
 [fused 
 'f. disordered, con- 
 1 to, evil, disease 
 
 ' 
 
 : 
 
 .rovHed 
 body 
 
 MAN 
 
 Malsaniccio, a. sicMy 
 
 MiInmio. (i. unhealthy, insane, 
 
 Malsicuro, a. uncertain 
 Malsincero, a. unsincere 
 
 , c n. impatien 
 Malta./, din, mud. mortar 
 ' 
 Maltornito, a. rough, unpolished 
 
 I ! use, abuse 
 
 Malt mt lato, part, ill used 
 Maltrovamcnti, ?;i. a had invention 
 Malaria,/, bad omen 
 Malusato, part, ill-employe 1 
 Malva, /'. mallow i(as irf of herb) 
 
 i. /. malmsey wine 
 Malvagiamente. ad. wickedly 
 Malvgjo, a. wicked 
 Malvagibne, TO, a villain 
 
 Malvavischio, m. marsh-mallows 
 Mnlvedere, to look witli an evil 
 
 eye- 
 
 shabbily dressed 
 Malvicino. TO, an ill neighbour 
 
 Mai vivo, n. ball 
 
 devolent 
 Malvolentieri, ad. unwillingly, 
 
 with difficulty 
 MalvoWre, m, ill-will 
 Malvoluto, a. odious, hateful 
 Mamma. /. mamm? ; a woman's 
 
 breast (in poetry) 
 Mammalucco, m. a blockhead 
 Mammana, /. a governess, a mid- 
 wife 
 Mammella, /*. abreast 
 M'mmola,/. double flowers 
 MammoHno, a. childish 
 Mammolo, m. a child, an infant 
 Mammone. and Mammona, 77?. 
 the god of riches ; a marmoset, 
 monkey, wild cat 
 . f. a handful 
 Minca./. the left hand 
 
 ato, m. vice, crimp, want 
 Mancanza,/. want, defect, slip 
 Mancare, to want ; to fail ; map- 
 car di pamla, to break one's 
 word ; manc;ir il colpo. to miss 
 one's aim ; mancir d'animo, to 
 be dishearv n»d 
 
 j art. wan'cd 
 . 77i. an linfnithful man 
 Manceppare, to emaiM : 
 
 nzione, /. emancipation 
 Manch-Holf. a. imperfect 
 
 and Manchezza, 
 /. fault, imperfection 
 1-1 
 
 MAN 
 
 M'mcia, f. diinkiug-moncy 
 Iff. a handful 
 
 Maudno, a. hf -handed J lato 
 mancino, tlie UK side 
 
 Manco, "i. w.mt 
 
 Minco, ad. less; DC manco, nei- 
 ther; non manco, not at all; 
 manco male, so much the better ; 
 
 venirsi manco, lo faint away 
 
 Manco, a. defective, leas. 1 < f t 
 
 Mandamehto, m, a mandate 
 
 Mand.'ire, to send, order, infonn, 
 acquaint ; niandar a dire, to send 
 word; mandar fuora, to pour 
 out; mand'ir ad eltetto, to ef- 
 fect ; mandar male, bo 
 der .' niandar sin, to ruin ; lo 
 swallow down ; mandar via, to 
 dismiss; mandar in lungo, to 
 d- fer 
 
 Mi nd Ma,/, a sending 
 
 Mandat.'irio, ?m a commissioner 
 
 Mandate, part, sent 
 
 Mandito, m. an order, warrant 
 
 Mmdola, and Mandorla, f. an al- 
 mond [strument) 
 
 Mnidola,/. cithern (a musical in- 
 
 Mandorlo, m. an almond- 
 
 M.-indra, /. a flock, herd, stable 
 
 Mindrjcrhia, f. a pi 
 
 Mandrazola, /. mandrake (a plant) 
 
 Mandriale, and Mandiiano, m. a 
 b eper of large cattle 
 
 Mandritto, m. a dap 
 
 Manduoire, to cat (Latin word) 
 
 Mane,/, morning 
 
 Maneggiabile, and Maneggevole, 
 a. tractable 
 
 Maneggiamehto, m. management 
 
 Maneggiare, to govern, direct, to 
 feel, touch ; maneggiar un ca- 
 v/.llo, to manage a horse; ma- 
 ne^2iar-i, to stir about 
 
 to, part, handled 
 
 Maneggiatore, m. a manager 
 
 i, m. a riding-house; a 
 negotiation, management j ma- 
 neggio occulto, a plot 
 
 Manella, /. a sheaf 
 
 Manere. to remain, stay 
 
 Manescalco, rn. sc* Maniscalco 
 
 Mane^c.-uTiente, ad. with one's 
 hands 
 
 Manesco, a. handy, off hand, pas- 
 sionate, angry 
 
 Manette, f. pi. handcuffs 
 
 Manfanile, m. the handle of a flail 
 
 Man/anare. to calender 
 
 Manganel] •. 
 
 Manganelle, /. pi. benches (in 
 choir*) 
 
 Ilo, m. a cross-bow 
 
MAN 
 
 Mangano, m. calender, mangle 
 
 Mangereccio, a. eatable 
 
 Mangeria, /. extortion 
 
 Mangiabile, a. eatable 
 
 Mangiaferro, to. a cut-throat, a 
 bravo 
 
 Mangiamento, to. an eating 
 
 Mangiapane, m. one good for noth- 
 ing but to eat, an idler 
 
 Mangiapelo, to. a moth, tiny (a 
 worm) [food, victuals 
 
 Mangiare, to. the act of eating, 
 
 Mangiare, to eat, waste 
 
 Mangiata, /. bellyfull 
 
 Mangiativo, a. fit to eat 
 
 Mangia to, part, eaten 
 
 Mangiatoia,/. a manger, a ?able 
 
 Mangiatore, to. an eater 
 
 Mangione, to. a great eater 
 
 Mania,/, madness 
 
 Maniaco, a. mad, furious 
 
 Manica, /. a sleeve, the handle of 
 a knife, &c. ; questo e altro paro 
 di maniche, it is quite another 
 thing 
 
 Mar.icainento, to. an eating, a cor- 
 roding, or corrosion 
 
 Manicare, to eat, (low word ;) ma- 
 nicarsi, to detest one another 
 
 Manicareito, to. a ragout 
 
 Manichetto, m. a small handle 
 
 Manichino, to. a ruffle, a muff, a 
 small handle 
 
 Manico, m. a handle ; manico d' 
 un violmo, the neck of a fiddle ; 
 uscir del manico, to be extrava- 
 gant 
 
 Manicotto. to. a muff 
 
 Manicottolo, to. a hanging sleeve 
 
 Manicristo, to. a kind of confec- 
 tion [haviour 
 
 Maniera, /. manner, way, sort, Le- 
 
 Manierare, to adorn 
 
 Mamere, and Maniero, to. a 
 pleasant and noble house 
 
 Maniero, a. tame, tractable 
 
 Manierona, /. a noble manner 
 
 Manieroso, a. mannerly; render 
 manieroso, to civilize 
 
 Manifattore, to. workman 
 
 Manifattura, /. workmanship, 
 manufactory, affairs, business, 
 art, skill 
 
 Manifestamente, ad. plainly 
 
 Manifestamento, to. manifestation 
 
 Manifes'are, to manifest 
 
 Manifestatn. -part, manifested 
 
 Manifestazione, /. manifes'ation 
 ' Manifesto, a. plain, evident 
 
 Manifesto, to. a proclamation, 
 proposals [bracelet 
 
 Maniglio, to. and Maniglia, /. a 
 
 MAN 
 
 Manigoldo, to. executioner ; knave 
 
 Manimesso, a. cut 
 
 Manina, /. and Manino, m. a 
 little hand 
 
 Maninconia, /. see Malinconia, and 
 its derivatives [hands 
 
 Manipolare, to work with the 
 
 Manipolare, a. soldato manipolare, 
 a common soldier 
 
 Manipolazione, /. composition 
 
 Manipolo, to. a handful ; a mam 
 pie (used by popish priests) 
 
 Maniscalco, to. farrier, smith 
 
 Manna, /. manna, an exquisite 
 food ; a sheaf of corn 
 
 Mannaia,/. an axe, a hatchet 
 
 Mannaro, a. lupo mannaro, a man 
 of the wood, or satyr 
 
 Mannerino, to. a lambkin 
 
 Mano, /. hand, hand-writing ; 
 aid, assistance ; porger la mano, 
 to favour ; cader per mano, to 
 happen ; menar le mani, to 
 beat ; menar per mano, to lead ; 
 tener mano, to assist; fuor di 
 mano, out of the way ; tigner le 
 mani, to bribe; uscir di mano, 
 to escape ; venire alle mani, to 
 come to blows ; alzar le mani, 
 to beat ; avere in mano, to have 
 in one's power; metter tra le 
 mani, to intrust with one 
 
 N. B. For a more copious collec- 
 tion of idiomatical phrases, com- 
 pounded with Mano, see Al- 
 bert's or Baretti's Diet. 
 
 Manomettere, to make the first 
 cut ; to set free ; to destroy 
 
 Manopola, /. a gauntlet ; a half 
 sleeve 
 
 Manoscritto, to. a manuscript 
 
 Manoso, a. soft, tractable 
 
 Manotenenza, /. see Manutenzione 
 
 Manovalderia, /. tuition 
 
 Manovaldo, to. a tutor, or guar- 
 dian of women 
 
 Manovale, and Manoale, to. a 
 manual, a bricklayer's labourer 
 
 Manovella, /. a lever 
 
 Manovra, f. the tackling, or the 
 working of a ship 
 
 Manrovescio, and Marrovescio, nt. 
 a back stroke 
 
 Mansare, to tame 
 
 Mansionario, rn. a chaplain 
 
 Mansione, /. abode ; baiting 
 
 M'mso, a. mild, tame 
 
 Mausuefnre, to tame, appease 
 
 Mansuefatto, part, tamed 
 
 Mansuescere, to grow tame 
 
 Mansnetamente, ad. meekly 
 
 Mansueto, a. mild, tractable 
 182 
 
 MAR 
 
 Mansuetudine,/. meekness 
 
 Mantacare, to blow 
 
 Mantaco, to. bellows; the lungs 
 
 Manteca,/. pomatum 
 
 Mantellare, to cloak ; mantellars^ 
 to cloak one's self 
 
 Mantelletta, /. a rochet 
 
 Mantelliuo, to. a veil, a curtain 
 
 Mantello, to. a cloak ; sotto man- 
 tello, under colour ; coat cr. 
 colour of a horse 
 
 Mantenente, ad. just now 
 
 Mantenere, to keep, maintain, sup- 
 port ; mantenersi, to subsist, live 
 
 Mantenimento, to. maintenance; 
 mantenimento in possesso, a pos- 
 session adjudged upon a full 
 trial 
 
 Mantenitore, to. a preserver 
 
 Mantentito, part, maintained 
 
 Mantice, to. bellows 
 
 Mantiglia,/. a woman's cloak 
 
 Mantiglione, to. a large cloak 
 
 Mantile, to. a towel 
 
 Manto, to. a cloak, a mask, pre- 
 tence, a woman's cloak 
 
 Mantore, ad oftentimes 
 
 Mantrugiare, to rumple, to handle 
 
 Manuale, a. manual; to. brick- 
 layer's labourer 
 
 Manualmente, ad. manually 
 
 Manubrio, to. a handle, lever 
 
 Manucare, to eat 
 
 Manumissione, /. manumission, 
 (law term) 
 
 Manuscritto, to. a manuscript 
 
 Manutenzione, /. a possession ad* 
 judged upon a full trial 
 
 Manzo, m. an ox 
 
 Manzotta,/. a heifer 
 
 Maomettano, to. a Mahometan 
 
 Mappamondo, to. a map 
 
 Marachella,/. a spy ; a deceit 
 
 Maragnu61a, /. a hay-stack 
 
 Marame, to. refuse, parings ; 
 abundance of every thing 
 
 Marangone, to. a joiner, diver, a 
 bird; one who dives 
 
 Mar;ismo,TO. marasmus (a disease) 
 
 Maraviglia, /. wonder. A mara* 
 viglia, ad. wonderfully 
 
 Maravigliabile, and Maraviglie- 
 vole, a. wonderful, astonishing 
 
 Maravigliamento, to. admiration 
 
 Maravi^liarsi, to wonder 
 
 Maravigliosamente, ad. wonder- 
 fully 
 
 Maraviglioso, a. marvellous 
 
 Marca, fi token, sign ; a country 
 
 Marcare, and Marehiare, to mark, 
 to border upon [ral) 
 
 Marcassita, /. marcasite (a mine* 
 
MAR 
 
 . fart, marked 
 l, and Marchesuna, f. a 
 marchioness 
 liarchesato, m. a marquisate 
 irquis 
 
 m. mark. 
 
 •'. and Marciume, in. cor- 
 ■ 
 I .. causeway, foot- 
 
 path 
 
 putrefy 
 I 
 
 ..arciodispetto, in spite of 
 
 : r\ /. corruption 
 . part, corrupted, rotten 
 
 r 'tten 
 : . m. rottenness, mean 
 I -> 
 
 la, /. mercury (an herb) 
 ; . the sta ; niar grosso, a 
 
 criata,/. the tide, 
 flux and reflux :~marea m issiina, 
 spring tides; alta marea, high 
 
 " mi upon the sea ; 
 
 '>tf sta-sick 
 . nu the billowing of the 
 
 ar the shore 
 maritime, marshy 
 . m. a marshal 
 ■ -ine 
 Marese, m. a marsh, pond 
 re, to marble, vein 
 Marezzo, m. a nuUffll 
 
 . marl (a sort of manure) 
 ••., and Margherita, /. 
 pearl 
 
 ina,/. a daisy fa flower) 
 . nu a scar ; margin, edge, 
 . t brim 
 Maren. m. margin, lank (in poe- 
 ' ■ -rotta, /. 
 ;lant) 
 re, to set layers 
 
 . arid malicious 
 
 Marina, /. the sea coast. Marina 
 tea coast 
 Mariniere, 
 nurinrt 
 
 kle 
 na,/. a naval army 
 Marinescn, Marinaresco, and Ma- 
 rino, I the sea j 
 niariiKi, the west wind 
 I 
 
 a,/, a cheat 
 Marblo, nu a rogue, cheat 
 
 MAR 
 
 \ m. maisha] 
 
 :. marital, ot a husband 
 -. matrimony 
 marry 
 
 rric 1 
 boaband, tppiQM 
 
 Manttimo, a. maritime 
 
 Mariuoleria, /. a knavish trick 
 
 Mariuolo, HI. I knave, cheat 
 
 Marmaglia./. the mob 
 . marble 
 
 Marmor.iria,/. sculpture, carving 
 
 MariiKT.irio, 7?i. a stone-cutter 
 
 Marmorato, nu incrustation of 
 pieces of ma.ble 
 
 Marmorato, a. marbled 
 
 Marmoreo, a. like marble 
 
 Marm6tta, /. and Marmotto, m. 
 a marmot 
 
 Maroso, in. a wave, billow ; a 
 marsh, a bog:?y place ; perturba- 
 tion of the mind 
 
 Marra,/. pick-axe, mattock ; ferro 
 di due marre, the anchor of a 
 ship ; ferro di quattro marre, the 
 anchor of a galley 
 
 Marraiuolo, nu a pioneer, a delver 
 
 Marrano, nu a traitor 
 
 Marretto, nu a mattock 
 
 Marritta,/. the riijht hand 
 
 Marritto, a. rizht-handed 
 .. a slap 
 
 Marrobbio, m. horehound (a sort 
 of herb) 
 
 Marrocchtno, nu Morocco 
 
 Marrone, rn. a mattock ; chestnuts; 
 far un marrone, to blunder 
 
 Marroneto, m. an orchard of chest- 
 nut-trees 
 
 Marrovescio, m. a back-stroke 
 Mars (a planet) 
 . m. Tuesday 
 
 Martellare, to hammer ; tease, 
 plague, to beat, or pant 
 
 Martellata, fr a blow with a ham- 
 mer 
 
 MartelR m. a hammer 
 
 Martinello, nu a craue (an engine) 
 
 Marti rare, to torment 
 
 Mart Ire, nu vexation, pang 
 
 Marttri o, nnd Martfro, m. martyr- 
 
 iom. pain, torment 
 Martirizzamento, m. martyrdom 
 Martirizzare, to martyr ; marti- 
 
 ri77.Trsi. to torment o:.- ' 
 Maitirizzato, part, martyred 
 ;rio, nu marty: 
 . '. marten fan animal) 
 rn. a martyr : a clown 
 Martorello, m. a poor fellow 
 183 
 
 MAS 
 
 >ick 
 
 - 
 rental meat 
 
 . tind Mailuro, m. tor- 
 ment 
 
 i graft, or graff 
 to, 7/1. a kind of ointment, 
 
 (r pa i lit 
 
 ■. hi. marchpane 
 . (7. martial, warlike 
 . March 
 Manocco, 7/i. a fool, a cast or 
 
 painted lion 
 Marzolino, and Marzuolo, a. be- 
 longing t". or gTOWlfig in the 
 month of March 
 Mascagoo, a. canning] crafty 
 Mascafcia, /. a farrier's art 
 Mascalznue, m. a ruffian, a soldier 
 Masceila,/. jaw, cheek 
 Mascellare, nu side teeth 
 Mascheraio, nu seller of masks 
 Maschera, /. a BUtffc ; cavarsi la 
 maschera, to speak one's mind 
 freely ; mandar in maschera, to 
 steal a thin? 
 Maschera re, to mask 
 Maschera ta, /. a masquerade 
 Mascherato, part, masked 
 Maschcrizzo, nu a livid mark 
 Mascherone, nu a sculptured Or 
 
 head 
 MascbJarnente, ad. manly 
 Maschiezza./. \irili!y, manhood 
 Maschile, a. manly 
 
 >7i. the male 
 O. masculine, manly ; 
 mascfa] pem.ie.ri, noble thought! 
 Ma-col inita,/. the Ik in? a male 
 Mascolino, and Masculluo, a. 
 
 masculine 
 Maacolo, a. manly 
 Masnada, /. a troop of soldiers, a 
 
 family, a company 
 Masnadiere, nu a soldier, robber, 
 
 ruffian 
 MAssa, /. heap ; la m.'is'-a del 
 'lie blood j far m.i-sa, to 
 heard up 
 
 . f. housewife 
 Mass/iio, >7i. a s'ewanl 
 
 . '. a farm-hjuse, a quan- 
 tity of goods 
 
 • in'ngness 
 .mente, ad. solidly, mas 
 sily 
 
 -v, strong 
 f. maxim, rule 
 
 ially 
 ially 
 
 • -• ?reat 
 Masso, T7i. a rock, a large stone 
 
MAT 
 
 Mastello, m. a bucket, pail 
 Ifasticare, and Masticacchiare, to 
 deliberate upon, to chew; ma- 
 sticar paternostri, to play the 
 hypocrite 
 Masticato, part, chewed 
 Masticatura,/. arid Masticamento. 
 
 m. chewed meat 
 Masticazione, /. mastication 
 Mastice, m. mastic, (a gum ;) lip- 
 glue 
 Mastiettare, to thrust in a hook for 
 a hinge [a door 
 
 Mastiettatura, /. the iron work of 
 Mastietto, m. a hook for a hinge 
 Mastino, m. a mastiff dog 
 Mastio, m. the male 
 Mastra,/. mistress 
 M'istro, m. master 
 Mastro, a. principal 
 Mastrusciere, m. a door-keeper 
 Matassa, /. skein, heap, parcel 
 Matass:'ita, /. several skeins ; em- 
 barrassment [nation 
 Matematica, /. mathematics, divi- 
 Matematico, rn. a mathematician, 
 
 a conjurer 
 Matematico, a. mathematical 
 Materassaio, m. a mattress-maker 
 Mafferasso, m. and Materassa, /. 
 
 quilt, mattress 
 Materia, and Matera, /. matter, 
 
 subject, cause 
 Materia le, a. material 
 Material i, ?n. pi. materials 
 Material ita,/. the substance of mat- 
 ter [coarsely 
 Material mente, ad. materially, 
 Maternale, a. maternal, motherly 
 Maternamente, ad. motherly 
 Maternita, /. maternity, mother- 
 hood 
 Materno, a. maternal 
 Matita,/! pencil, or crayon 
 Matitatoio, m. a pencil-case 
 Matraccio, m. a retort (a glass ves- 
 sel) 
 Mitre, /. a mother 
 Matricale, m. mother-wort (herb) 
 MatrSce,/. womb, mould 
 Matricida, m. murderer of a moth- 
 er, matricide 
 Matricidio, rn. matricide, murder 
 
 of a mother 
 Matricola, /. matricular, book, 
 money paid at setting up in any 
 trade 
 Matricolare, to matriculate 
 Matrigna,/. mother-in-law, a rough 
 mother ; far viso di matrigna, to 
 pout 
 Matrignare, and Matrigneggiare, 
 
 MAZ 
 
 to use roughly, like a mother-in- 
 law 
 Matrimoniale, a. matrimonial 
 Matrimonio, m. matrimony 
 Matrina,/. midwife 
 Matrisal via,/, clary (a sort of herb) 
 Matrona, /• a matron 
 Matronale, a. matrou-like 
 Matta.ccinata, /. a wanton trick 
 Mattaccio, m. a droll, fool 
 Mattaccino, m. a pantomimical 
 
 dancer 
 Mattamente, ad. madly 
 Mattare, to mate (at chess) 
 Matteggiare, to play the fool 
 Mattematica, /. see Matematica, 
 
 and its derivatives 
 Matterello, m. a wanton fool ; a 
 
 roller (to thin dough with) 
 Mattezza, and Matteria, /. foolish- 
 ness 
 Mattia, /. folly 
 Mattina,/. morning 
 Mattinare, to sing under one's mis- 
 tress's window at sun-rising 
 Mattinata, /. a serenade, a morning 
 Mattino, m. the morning 
 Matto, a. mad, foolish, large 
 Mattonare, to pave- with square 
 
 tiles 
 Mattonato, part, paved 
 Mattonato, m. a pavement 
 Mattone, m. brick, an arrant fool 
 Mattoniero, m. a brick-maker 
 Mattutinale, a. matutinal 
 Mattitino, m. morning-prayer ; 
 
 matins ; morning 
 Mattutino, a. of the morning 
 Maturamente, ad. maturely 
 Maturamento, rn. maturation 
 Maturare, to ripen, to finish 
 Maturato, part, ripened, old 
 Maturazione, Maturezza, and Ma- 
 turity, /. maturity, ripeness ; 
 wisdom, moderation 
 Maturo, a. ripe ; eta matera, ad- 
 vanced age ; u6mo maturo, a dis- 
 creet man ; consiglio maturo, 
 mature judgment 
 Mausoleo, m. a sepulchral edifice, 
 
 mausoleum 
 Mazza, /. a club, a mace ; menar 
 la mazza tonda, to spare nobody ; 
 mazza da pado, a mallet ; con- 
 diirre alia mazza, to betray 
 Mazzacavallo, rn. an engine to 
 
 draw water 
 Mazzafrasta, /. ballast 
 Mazzamarrone, rn. a blockhead 
 Mazzamurro, rn. the crumbs of 
 sea-biscuit [mallet. 
 
 Mazzapicchiare, to strike with a 
 184 • 
 
 MED 
 
 Mazzapicchio, m. a mallet 
 
 Mazzasette, m. a bravo 
 
 Mazzata,/. a blow with a stick 
 
 Mazzeranga, /. a rammer 
 
 Mazzerangare, to ram 
 
 Mazzero, m. a knotty stick 
 
 Mazzetta,/. a mallet 
 
 Mazzetto, m. a small bundle 
 
 Mazzicare, to beat, bang 
 
 Mazziculare, see Tombplare 
 
 Mazziere, m. a mace-bearer 
 
 Mazzo, m. a bundle ; mazzo di 
 carte, a pack of cards ; mazzo di 
 fiori, a nosegay ; alzar i mazzi, 
 to run away 
 
 Mazzocchiaia, /. a woman that 
 dresses hair ; the whole hair of 
 a woman's head, a large bundle 
 of any thing 
 
 Mazz6cchio, m. a kind of corn ; 
 the sprouts of succory ; tuft of 
 hair, a band, crowd, troop 
 
 Mazzocchiuto, a. knotty, crabbed 
 
 Mazzolino, m. a nosegay 
 
 Mazzuola, /. a small stick 
 
 Mazzuolo, rn. a little bundle, or 
 nosegay ; a pick, a kind of ham- 
 mer 
 
 Me', ad. (for meglio,) better, or 
 (for mezzo,) middle (in poetry.) 
 Per me', ad. through the middle, 
 between 
 
 Me, pron. me 
 
 Meandro, rn. windings 
 
 Meare, to pass 
 
 Meato r rn. a pore of the body 
 
 Meccanicamente, ad. mechanically 
 
 Meccanico, a. mechanical, vile, 
 mean, low 
 
 Meccanico, m. a mechanic 
 
 Meccanismo, m. mechanism 
 
 Meccere, rn. master (jocosely) 
 
 Meco, pron. and prep, with me 
 
 Medaglia, /. medal 
 
 Medaglione, m. a medallion 
 
 Medaglista, m. medallist 
 
 Medemo, a. (see Medesimo,) same 
 
 Medesimamente, and Medesimo, 
 ad. likewise, also 
 
 Medesimezza, and Medesimita, /. 
 identity, sameness 
 
 Medesimo, a. same, self; io me- 
 desimo, myself 
 
 Medesmo, see Medcr-imo 
 
 Mediante, prep, by one's help, by 
 means, through, amidst, between 
 
 Med i ire, to intervene 
 
 Mediatamente, and Mediante, ad. 
 mediately, by means 
 
 Mediato, a. interposed; commo- 
 dious, fit 
 
 Mediatore, rn. mediator 
 
MEL 
 
 Mediaxi6n«,/. mediation 
 Medica. /. lucern (herb) 
 Medicahile, a. curable 
 Medicai \-ime,ni. 
 
 a mrdicame: 
 Medic.v - Licinal 
 
 ■ physician 
 Medicare, to heal, cure 
 
 iica.-trone, and 
 Aledicastronrolo, m. a medicas- 
 pack 
 Medicato, part, medicated 
 Medicatore, m. a physician 
 M 
 
 female physician 
 Medicbevole, a, susceptible of cure 
 Medicina. /. physic, medicine, the 
 
 art of | 
 Medirinale, a. medicinal ; m. 
 
 Medicinalniente, ad. physically 
 
 . ; medico 
 d' acqua cotta. a quack 
 Medico, a. medicinal 
 
 m. the middle finger 
 :. of the middle 
 Mediocre, a. moderate 
 
 . icL indifferently 
 M 
 
 . to meditate 
 
 . id. designedly 
 ven up to medita- 
 tion 
 
 peart, meditated 
 Meditaxione, /. and Meditamento, 
 
 neo, a. Mediterranean ; 
 Mare Mediterraneo, the Medi- 
 terranean Sea 
 
 ad. better, best, rather 
 
 more ; andar di bene in meglio, 
 
 to emw better and better; alia 
 
 • best 
 
 re, ttt Migliorare, and all 
 
 a'ives 
 apple 
 
 : i >. a. very sweet (of wine) 
 Meladtola, f. ba! 
 
 ma,/, a quince 
 ito, a, sweetened with 
 [pomegranate 
 
 ate-tree 
 holy 
 
 Meuma«riDe, and Melensagnne, 
 [orange 
 .- la./, an 
 ., and Mel 
 an orange-tree 
 
 "i. a bee-hive 
 Mriassa ,/. treacle (lees of sugar) 
 
 MEN 
 
 '. the August dew ; an 
 
 u-malade 
 .. honeyed, sw< el 
 . honey ; mele, /. pi. 
 apples 
 Mclenso. a. silly, foolish 
 Meleto, m. an apple orchard 
 Mdichino, m, cult r 
 M< lico, a. melodious 
 Melifero, a. fruitful in honey 
 
 . Turkey corn 
 Melissa./, balm-gentle 
 Melliiic.ire, to produce honey 
 Mellifluo, a. mellifluous, sweet 
 [blockhead 
 Mellone, m. a water-melon ; a 
 Melma. /. mud, dirt 
 Melmoso, a. muddy 
 Melo, m. an apple-tree 
 Bfefocotogao, m. a quince-tree 
 Meloiia, and Melode, /. melody 
 Melodiosamente, ad. melodiously 
 Melodioso, and Melodico, a. me- 
 lodious 
 Melosrranato, m. pome?ranate-tree 
 Membrana, /. membrane, skin 
 Membranoso, a. membranous 
 Membrare, to remember 
 Membro, m. limb, member 
 Membruto. a. strong-limbed 
 Memma, /. mud. dirt 
 
 [( . a. memorable 
 Memorando, and Memorevole, a. 
 
 celebrated 
 Memorare, to call to mind 
 Memorativa, /. the memorative 
 
 faculty 
 Memora'tivo, a. memorative 
 Memorato, part, mentioned 
 Memore, a, mindful, recollecting 
 Memoria, /. memory, remem- 
 brance; memoir; imparare a 
 memoria, to lean by heart 
 Memoriale, m. memorial, memo- 
 randum 
 Memorioso, a. memorable 
 Memoriuccia,/. a short memory 
 it ion, state, con 
 dition, quality 
 Menazeria,/. a menage rv 
 
 . <he, chord of an engine 
 .''. a con- 
 ducting ; agitation, motion 
 Menare, to lea 1. to brim:, to loos- 
 en, to produce. 
 
 un ptjgTio, to beat, to strike ; 
 menir 
 
 per la langa, to del lj 
 le mnui, to beat, strik' 
 . to marry ; m» I 
 take away ; m'erur i 
 spend one's days ; menar a capo, 
 
 MEN 
 
 to accomplish ; mciiar in serv&g* 
 i oslavcj 
 MenaVrosto, m, 
 
 Menaia, /. a Landfill ; a leading 
 M 
 
 Men alOre, in. a conductor 
 Menatiira, /. a joint, motion, agi- 
 tation 
 Mencio, a. thin, tender J lank 
 Menda. /• amendment, penally, 
 forfeit ; defect, vice 
 . .:. lying 
 Mendacemente, ad, deceitfully 
 Mendacio, m. a falsehood 
 Mendare, to amend 
 Mendicaute, a. begsdagj un men- 
 I dicante, m, a beggar ; frate 
 I mendic'tnte, a begging friar 
 I Mendicare, to beg 
 Mendicito, a. begged 
 i Mendicalore, m. a beggar 
 : Mendicazione,/. a begging 
 Mendicita, Mendicilade, and 
 
 Mendicagione,/. beggary 
 Mendico, a. poor, begging 
 Meodieo, m. a beg 
 Men Jo, m. reparation, fault 
 Menddso, a. faulty 
 Menno, a. beardless, defective, 
 
 v. anting, vain 
 Mihio.arf.~h ss ; il meno, the least ; 
 Don jxisso far di meno, I caimot 
 forbear j oonal pub fardi meno, 
 one cannot do otherwise ; a 
 niciio, unless] rieno, to 
 
 be inferior j venir meno, to 
 faint away 
 Menomamento, m. a decreasing 
 
 a, /. fault, want, dimi- 
 nution, depression 
 
 re, and Menomenare, to 
 diminish 
 Menomato, part, lessened 
 Mienomo, end Menimo, a. less, 
 least 
 
 . i table ; appirecchiar la 
 mensa, to lav the clo'h ; mensa 
 episc'i i nuc 
 
 . 0, beloiijm? to the table 
 Mensola,/. a bracket, a corbel 
 
 . a. monthly 
 Men'a. /. mint 
 Mei. i!e, a. belonging to the mind, 
 
 '.. eota) 
 Mentalmentf, ad. mentally 
 Men'astro, m. wild mint 
 
 •. understand inr ; por 
 m^nte, to reflect ; in ; 
 
 usclr di 
 
 to know by I 
 
 otarj metter la 
 
MER 
 
 mente di fu6r del tondo, to rave, 
 be balf mad 
 
 Meutecattaggine,/. foolishness 
 
 Mentecatto, a. mad, foolish 
 
 Menticire, to forget 
 
 Menticiirvo, a. inclined to madness 
 
 Mentire, to lie ; mentire le sue 
 parole, to dissemble : mentire 
 altrui, to give one the lie 
 
 Mentha,/, a lie 
 
 Mentitamente, ad. falsely 
 
 Mentito, a. false, lying 
 
 Mentitore, m. a liar 
 
 Mento, m. chin 
 
 Mentosto, ad. later 
 
 Mentovare, and Menzionare, to 
 mention 
 
 Mentovato, a. mentioned 
 
 Mentre, or Mentreche, ad. whilst ; 
 mentre cb'io vivo, as long as I 
 live 
 
 Mentiito, a. with a long chin 
 
 Menzionare, to mention 
 
 Menzionato, part, mentioned 
 
 Menzione,/. mention 
 
 Menzogna,/. a lie 
 
 Menzognero, a. lying, false 
 
 Meramente, ad. merely 
 
 Meravigiiare, see Maravigliare, 
 and its derivatives 
 
 Meraviglia,/. wonder 
 
 Mercanteggiare, to trade 
 
 Mercantessa, /. merchant's wife . 
 
 Mercantile, a. mercantile 
 
 Mercanzia, and Mercatanzia, /. 
 goods, merchandise 
 
 Mercare, to trade 
 
 Mercatante, and Mercante, m. 
 merchant, tradesman; far orec- 
 chie di mercante, to pretend not 
 to mind ; mercante in di grosso, 
 a wholesale dealer 
 
 Mercatant6ne, to. an opulent 
 merchant 
 
 Mercatare, to cheapen, to trade 
 
 Mercato, m. market, a bargain ; 
 treaty ; commodities ; a buon 
 mercito, cheap 
 
 Mercatura, /. the art of trading 
 
 Merce, /. commodity, goods, mer- 
 chandise 
 
 Merce, /. help, aid, compassion, 
 pity ; merce, gran merce, I thank 
 you ; merce la quale, by means 
 of which; andare all 1 altrui 
 merce, to implore one's assist- 
 ance 
 
 Mercechc, ad. because 
 
 Mercede,/. reward 
 
 Mercenariamente, ad. mercenarily 
 
 Mercenario, a. mercenary 
 
 Merceria,/. mercery 
 
 MES 
 
 Merciaio, m. mercer 
 
 Mercimonio, m. an illicit trade 
 
 Mercoledl, and Mercordl, m. 
 Wednesday 
 
 Mercorella,/. dog's caul 
 
 Mercuriale, a. mercurial 
 
 Merciirio, in. mercury, quicksilver 
 
 Merda,/. excrement 
 
 Merdoso, a. filthy, defiled 
 
 Merenda,/. collation 
 
 Merendare, to eat one's collation 
 
 Merendone, m. a blockhead 
 
 Meretricare, to play the strumpet 
 
 Meretrice, /. a strumpet 
 
 Meretriciamente, ad. whoringly 
 
 Meretricio, m. wenching, whor- 
 ing, a bawdy-house 
 
 Meretricio, a/meretricious 
 
 Mergere, to plunge 
 
 Mergo, m. a diver (bird) 
 
 Meridiano, m. meridian 
 
 Meridiano, a. meridional, southern 
 
 Meridionale, a. southerly 
 
 Meriggiano, and Meriggio, a. 
 meridional ; of noon ; far la 
 meriggiana, to take a nap after 
 dinner 
 
 Meriggiare, to put one's self under 
 a shade 
 
 Meriggio, Merigge, m. and Me- 
 riggia, /. mid-day, noon 
 
 Meriggione, ad. at noon-day 
 
 Meritamente, ad. deservedly 
 
 Meritamento, m. a reward 
 
 Meiitire, to deserve, to reward ; 
 meritar d' uno, to do one a piece 
 of service 
 
 Meritato, part, deserved, due 
 
 Meriievole, a. deserving 
 
 Meritevolmente, ad. 
 duly, justly 
 
 Merito, m. desert, reward, merit 
 
 Merito, a. deserved 
 
 Meritoriamente, ad. meritoriously 
 
 Meritorio, a. meritorious, deserv- 
 ing 
 
 Meriare, to build battlements 
 
 Merletto, Merlo, and Merluzzo, 
 m. lace [bird 
 
 Merlo, m. a battlement ; a black- 
 
 Merlotto, m. a loggerhead 
 
 Merluzzo, m. a melwell (a small 
 cod) 
 
 Mero, a. mere ; acqua mera, clear 
 water; mero sciocco, a down- 
 right fool _ [month's pay 
 
 Mesata, /. an entire month, a 
 
 Mescere, to mix or pour 
 
 Meschiamento, m. and Meschian- 
 za,/. mixture, a mixing 
 
 Meschina, /. a servant-maid 
 
 Meschinamente, ad. poorly 
 186 
 
 MET 
 
 f Meschinello, and Meschin&to, a, 
 
 poor, wretched 
 Meschinita, and Meschinia, / 
 
 misery, poverty 
 Meschino, a. miserable 
 M&chio, a. mixed 
 Meschita, /. mosque 
 Mesciroba, to. a ewer 
 Mescitore, m. a cup-bearer 
 Mescolamento, to. and Mescolan- 
 
 za, /. mixture, miscellany, a 
 
 salad of small herbs 
 Mescolare, to mix, blend, meddle 
 
 mescolar le carte, to shuffle the 
 
 cards [ly 
 
 Mescolatamente, ad. promiscuous- 
 Mescolato, part, mixed, blended 
 Mescolatura, /. and Mescuglio, m. 
 
 a mixture 
 Mese, m. month 
 Mesenterio, to. mesentery 
 Messa, /. a mass, a service at table 
 
 a stock, a shoot, sprout 
 Messaggeria, /. an embassy 
 Messaggiere, and Messaggiero, m 
 
 messenger 
 Messaggio, to. a messenger 
 Messale, in. missal 
 Messe, /. harvest 
 Messere, m. sir, master; messer 
 
 si, yes, sir 
 Messia, m. the Messiah 
 Messione, /. remittance 
 Messiticcio, to. a bud 
 Messo, m. messenger, a sergeant, 
 
 course at table ; messo di Iuno, 
 
 the rainbow 
 Messo, part, put, placed 
 Messore, to. a reaper 
 Mestamente, ad. sadly 
 Mestare, to mix, stir 
 Mestatoio, to. a too! to mix with 
 Mestica, /. a print, impression 
 Mesticare, to plaster a cloth to 
 
 paint upon 
 Mestiere, Mestieri, and Mestiero, 
 
 m. business, trade, want ; aver 
 
 mestiere di quattrini, to want 
 
 money ; fa mestiere, it must 
 Mestizia, /. melancholy 
 Mesto, a. sad, pensive 
 Mestola,/. a ladle ; a trowel 
 Mestolone, and Mestola, m. a 
 
 fool, a loggerhead 
 Mestruo, to. monthly courses 
 Mestruo, a. monthly 
 Mestiira,/. a mixture 
 Meta, /. the half, moiety 
 Meta, /. liiidt, boundary 
 Metaf isica, /. metaphysics 
 Metafisicale, and Metafisico, a 
 
 metaphysical 
 
MEZ 
 
 i. /. metaphor 
 
 metaphorical 
 
 metaphor- 
 
 llic, metalline 
 
 . and Metal lino, a. ih<m.\1- 
 
 Metalliere, m. he who works on 
 
 :. mela] 
 
 . to transform 
 
 :,orfose,/. 
 ■ 
 
 ithesis 
 
 [teors 
 . belonging to me- 
 ngrel 
 Lmente, ad. methodically 
 Metrdlico, a. methodical 
 Metodo. IN. BetllO I, rule 
 
 id. iu verses 
 ical 
 
 . measure in verse 
 tropolis 
 tano, a. metro] 
 
 set about : 
 
 : hi no, to set out ; 
 
 . to move; 
 
 resolve ; 
 
 ■ 
 
 metter la tavola.* i lay the clo'ta : 
 
 affection ; 
 
 mettere a fil di spada, to put to 
 
 the nrml j m ft t e are a sacco, to 
 
 r paura, to fright- 
 
 en ; m set uj> in 
 
 business; metier indogio, to de- 
 
 • .rvy; luAfeili a enrrere. 
 
 ;on the highway ; 
 
 tere I 
 
 ::i^ftere a petto, to com- 
 ncoarage : 
 metter innanr . 
 ter i< 
 in noi 
 
 nella \ 
 
 to rrt^ r in serbo, 
 
 rjlder 
 
 r 
 
 : 
 lquv 'ireas 
 
 • -/. v> so ftion 
 Mezzanita, /. mediocr;' 
 
 MIG 
 
 . m. a metliator, interces- 
 sor 
 
 . a. middle, middling 
 
 M .•.•ma. /. a pitcher 
 
 verripe 
 
 . the middle, half; nel 
 
 lei cammino, naif-way ; 
 
 in QoMn meao, in the mean 
 
 while; produrre in mezzo, to 
 
 allege ; tone ■ 
 
 in common ; mdzao uhri.'ico, 
 halfdnink; means, aid, media- 
 tion ; an lame di mean, to be a 
 victim to; star di mezzo, to be 
 neuter 
 M . a. middling 
 Mezzobusto, m. a bust, or half bust 
 
 bio, m. a semicircle 
 Mezzocolore. m. a weak colour 
 Mezzodi, Mezzo lie, and Mesxo- 
 giorno, 77i. noon. DOOn-day; the 
 southern parts of the world; the 
 sou'h, south wii: ! 
 Mezzorilievo. m. basso-relievo 
 Mi, pron.me; to me; mi piace, 
 it plea ■ 1 1. mem ing 
 
 . and Miagolata, 
 
 .Mm. ad. not, not a! all : bod vorrel 
 mica che voi credeste, I would 
 not have yon believe; mica di 
 pine, crumb of 
 Micante, a. shining, bright 
 Miccia,/. match 
 
 Miccino, 771. a little [a she-ass 
 
 Miccio, m, and Miccia, /. an ass, 
 Micidiale, and Micida, in. mur- 
 derer [dering 
 Micidiario, and Micidiale, a. mur- 
 Micio, 77i. a cat 
 Microsc6pio, m. microscope 
 Midblla, /. marrow, pith, crumb 
 Middllo, m. marrow, sn 1 ~ 
 best ; perventre al midollo, to 
 come to the purpose 
 Mi I ->11 m.'iccio, 771. a blockhead 
 Mi lolloso, a. full of marrow 
 Mi< ; K\ and M •!<•. m, b rney 
 Mietere. ' >p, gather 
 Mieti'ore, m. a reaper 
 
 ,/. harvest, crop 
 Mietuto. part, mowed, reaped 
 Man. ad. not at all 
 Mizliacck), m. a mille* pudding 
 Migliaio, m. a thoosao 1 ; a miglia- 
 
 • ''i-anls 
 Migliaiola, f. shot, hail-shot 
 Mfglio, in. a mile ; millet, birse 
 Miglioramento, m. ama 
 Miglinrare, to mi 
 
 to, part, grown better 
 
 MIN 
 
 Migliorc, a. better, best 
 Migiutta,/. a leech 
 Mignello, m. a miasr 
 Mjgnolare, to bloom as the olivo* 
 
 tree 
 Mlgnolo, m. the little finger 
 Mignone, m. darling 
 Migrare, to migrate 
 M1I1. pi, of Mille, thousands 
 Milensaggine,/. foolishness 
 Milenso, a. silly, foolish 
 Milione, m. a million 
 Militante, a. militant; la chiesa 
 
 milit.uite, the church militant 
 Milit.ire, to bear arms, to militate 
 MilitAre, a. military; 6rdiuemili- 
 
 tire, knighthood 
 Militatbre, m. a warrior 
 Milite, 771. a soldier, a knight 
 Milizia./. militia, the art of war ; 
 
 milizic, troops [to boast 
 
 Millantare,to amplify; millantarsi, 
 Millantatore, in. a vaunter 
 Millantcria, /. and Millanto, m. 
 
 boasting, bragging, ostentation 
 Mille, 771. and a. thousand ; a 
 
 mille a mille, by thousands; star 
 
 in sul mille, to lord it 
 Millesimo, a. thonsan Itb 
 Millesimo, 771. a thousand years, 
 
 the date of coins, &c. 
 Millefoglie, m. milfoil (an herb) 
 Mi!/ 1./. the spleen 
 Mimico, a. mimic 
 Mi mo, at. a mimic, a buffoon 
 Mina,/. half a bushel, a mine 
 Minaccevole, and Minaccioso, a. 
 
 menacing [threat 
 
 Min.iccia, and Minacciatura, /. 
 Minacciare, to threaten 
 Minacciato, part, menaced 
 Min.'iccio, m. threat 
 Minaccioso, a. full of threats 
 Minace, a. threatening 
 Minire. to mine 
 Minalore, in. a miner 
 Minatorio. a. threatening 
 Mincbionare, to jest, to banter 
 Minchionatore, 771. a railer 
 Minchir.natura,/. banter, raillery 
 Minchioneria, /. folly, foppery, 
 
 joke, jest, error, fault 
 Minchione, ?77. a blockhead 
 Minerals, a. mineral 
 MiiiTile, 771. minerals 
 Minestra,/. pottage, soup 
 Minestrare, to serve up s->up 
 Minestrina, /. a light v>up 
 Miiii'hi rlino, n. thin, lean 
 Miiii.irc, to paint in miniature; 
 
 inini'irsi, to paint 
 Miuiatore, m. a miniature painter 
 
MIR 
 
 Mmiatura,/. miniature 
 Miniera, /. mineral, a mine 
 Minierale, a, mineral j acqua mi- 
 nierale, mineral water 
 Minimamento, m. diminution 
 Minimare, to diminish 
 Minimo, a. least 
 Minio, rn. vermilion, painting 
 Miuistero, and Ministerio, m. 
 
 ministry 
 Ministrare, to officiate, administer 
 Ministra, and Ministratrice, /. 
 
 disposer 
 Ministro, to. a minister 
 Minoranza,/. minority 
 Minorare, to lessen 
 Minorativo, a. diminutive 
 Minore, a. less, least j m. a minor 
 
 (in logic) 
 Minorita,/. minoriiy 
 Minuale, a. of a low descent 
 Minugia, /. pi. and Miniigio, m. 
 
 a gut, intestine 
 Minulre, to diniinish 
 Minuscob, a. least 
 Miuuta,/. a minute [fully 
 
 Minuiamente, ad. minutely, care- 
 Minutezza, and Minuteria, /. a 
 
 trifle, smallness 
 Minuto, m. a minute ; ad. precise- 
 ly, very small ; vendere a minuto, 
 to sell by retail 
 Minuto, a. thin, exact, particular; 
 popolo minuto, the common 
 people 
 Minuzia, /. a small thing 
 Minuzzame, m. a great many bits 
 Minuzzare, to consider, to mince 
 Minuzzato, pari, minced 
 Minuzzolo, m. a morsel 
 Mio, prom. my. mine 
 Mira, /. aim, intent; pigliar di 
 
 mira alcum, to prosecute one 
 Mirabile, a. admirable 
 Mirabilia,/. wonders 
 Mirabilmente, ad. wonderfully 
 Miracolo, m. miracle, wonder 
 Miracolone, m. a great prodigy 
 Miracoloso, a. miraculous 
 Miraglio, to. a looking-glass 
 Mirando, a. wonderful 
 Mi rare, to behold, to aim at 
 Mira to, fart, beheld, viewed 
 Miratore, rn. a spectator 
 Mirtfico, a. wonderful 
 Miro, a. surprising (in poetry) 
 Mirra,/. myrrh 
 Mirteo, and Mirtino, a. of myrtle, 
 
 or made of myrtle 
 Mirt&o, m. a myrtle-grove 
 Mirtillo, m. a myrtle-berry 
 Mirto, m. myrtle-tree 
 
 MIS 
 
 Misalta, /. pickled pork 
 Misaltare, to pickle pork 
 Misantropo, to. a man-hater 
 Misavvenimento, to. misfortune 
 Misavvenire, and Miscadere, to 
 
 mishappen 
 Misav ventura,/. mischance 
 Miscea,/. old stuff's, trifles 
 Miscellaneo, a. miscellaneous 
 Mischia,/. riot, fray, dispute 
 Mischianza, Mischiata,/. a?idMls- 
 chiamento, to. mixture, medley 
 Mischiare, to mix, blend ; mis- 
 
 chiirsi, to intermeddle 
 Mischiatamente, ad. confusedly 
 Mischiato, to. and Mischiatura, /. 
 
 a mixture, medley 
 Mischiato, a. mixed 
 Miscliio, rn. mixture 
 Misconoscente, a. ingrate 
 Misconoscere, arid Miscognoscere, 
 
 to despise, not to care for 
 Miscontento, a. dissatisfied 
 Miscredente, a. miscreant 
 Miscredenza, /. incredulity 
 Miscredere, to misbelieve 
 Miscuglio, to. a mixture, adultera- 
 tion 
 Misdire, to slander, to contradict 
 Miserabile, and Miserevole, a. 
 
 miserable 
 Miserabilita,/. calamity [rably 
 Miserabilmente, ad. poorly, mise- 
 Miseraccio, a. poor, wretched 
 Miseramente, ad. miserably 
 Miserando, a. wretched 
 Miserazione, /. compassion 
 Miserello, a. wretched 
 Miserere, have pity 
 Miseria, /- wretchedness, avarice 
 Misericordia,/. mercy [fully 
 
 Misericordiosamente, ad. merci- 
 Misericordioso, and Misericorde- 
 
 vole, a. merciful 
 Misero, a. sad, wretched, covetous 
 Miserta, /. stinginess, misery, pov- 
 erty [vene 
 Misfare, to do wrong, to contra- 
 Misfitto, to. misdeed 
 Misfattore, to. a malefactor 
 Misleale, a. disloyal 
 Mislealta, /. disloyalty 
 Mi so, part, put 
 Missionario, rn. a missionary 
 Missione, /. mission 
 Mistamente, ad. mixedly 
 Misterio, and Mistero, to. myste- 
 ry, secret 
 Misteriosamente, and Misterial- 
 
 mente, ad. mysteriously 
 Misterioso, and Mistico, a. mysti- 
 cal, obscure 
 
 MOD 
 
 Misticame'nte, ad. mystically 
 Mistichita,/. mystery 
 Mistione,/. mixture 
 Misto, to. a mixture 
 Misto, part, mingled 
 Mistura, /. mixture 
 Misvenire, to faint away, to mis- 
 carry 
 Misventiira, /. a misfortune 
 Misura, /. measure, rule, order: 
 romper la misura, to baffle. 
 Fuor di misura, ad. excessively; 
 a misura che, according as 
 Misuramento, rn. measuring 
 Misurare, to measure 
 Misuratamente, ad. moderately 
 Misuratezza, /. moderation 
 Misurato, part, measured 
 Misuratore, to. a land surveyor 
 Misurazione, /. see Misuramento 
 Misurevole, a. measurable 
 Misusare, to abuse 
 Misiiso, to. abuse 
 Mite, a. gentle, mild 
 Mitemente, ad. mildly 
 Mitera. /. a paper cap 
 Miterino, a. roguish 
 Miti^amento, m. mitigation 
 Mitigare, to pacify 
 Mitigativo, a. lenitive 
 Mitigato, part, allayed, eased 
 Mitigazione, /. mitigation 
 Mitologia,/. mythology _ 
 Mitologo, to. a mythologist 
 Mitra, and Mitria,/. a mitre 
 Mitrare, and Mitriare, to make a 
 
 bishop 
 Mitrato, a. mitred 
 Mitridato, to. a mithridate 
 Mo, ad. now, even 
 Mobilare, to furnish 
 Mobile, to. movements, movea- 
 bles 
 Mobile, a. light, moveable 
 Mobilita,/. mobility, inconstancy 
 Mocceca, to. and f. a blockhead j 
 
 idleness or foolishness 
 Moccicare, to be full in the nose 
 Moccichino, to. handkerchief 
 Moccicone, m. a dunce 
 Mocciconeria, /. foolishness 
 Moccicoso, and Mocci6so, a. 
 
 snotty 
 Moccio, to. snot 
 Moccolaia, /. a mushroom 
 Moccolo, to. snuff of a candle or 
 lamp ; a bougie j the tip of the 
 nose 
 Moda, /. mode, fashion 
 Modano, to. a mould, model 
 Modellare, to frame 
 Modello, to. a model, rule 
 
MOL 
 
 Moderare. to no 
 
 Moderatamente, a I. in 
 ieratc 
 
 itor 
 ne, and Mo 
 DBOdl • 
 
 >. <7. modern, n 
 
 M sto, a. modest 
 MMjm, a. moderate 
 
 i >'ifv. Inrt 
 
 derated 
 -. modification 
 
 ■in word) 
 
 er, fashion ru>- 
 
 •mv.ir inryio. to find the 
 
 way; oltre no! . wry much; 
 
 di nixio che. Inasmuch ; I mlo 
 
 modo, as I please ; ad ogni 
 
 BOdO| by all means; far in 
 
 . to endeavour ; iu che 
 
 modo ? how so ? 
 
 Modulare, and Modo'.are, to mod 
 
 ulate 
 
 none,/, art of tuning 
 . m. a model 
 
 r'.-.in measure of 
 moggio di grino, a bushel 
 of rim 
 
 ma, /. my 
 
 ... /. thy wife 
 . m. nuptials 
 Mo?l»e, Moiliera, and Moeliere, 
 /. a wife [men's 
 
 . ; ?. rndearments, allure- 
 Moiniere, m. a coaxer 
 M"!i. /• a mill-stone; tympany, 
 moon-calf 
 
 :rt. sharpened 
 . soothe 
 I heap : P imn 
 del m :r:ure of 
 
 mole dell' impe- 
 :ht of command 
 Moles'amente, ad. grievously, 
 sadly 
 
 ■ nto. m. vexation _ 
 • . to moles', vex. disquiet 
 
 a 'roubiesome 
 n an 
 
 jte*vile, a. 
 
 i 
 
 i. troublesome 
 i «primr 
 • . in. soft fle<h 
 --. to loosen, unbend 
 Molle. a. wet, weak, feeble, soft, 
 IBM r 
 
 MON 
 
 Molle./. pi. fire-tongs 
 ■re, t.) spring 
 Mollemente, ad. weakly, slowly, 
 effeminately 
 
 Mollette./. pi. pincers 
 
 Moltena, f. softness, delicacy 
 Mollica.j! crumb 
 Mollfccio, a. soft, wet 
 Mollificamento, m, a mollifying 
 Mollificare, to mollify, softeii 
 Mollificativo, a. softening 
 MoUificato, pott, mollified 
 Mollifkazione,/. mollification 
 Mollire, to soften 
 MoUittvo, a. softening 
 MoiHzie,/. - [ness 
 
 Mo'.lore, and Molhiine, m. damp- 
 .. mole, pier 
 . m. a trail-dog 
 Molticcio, m, mud, dirt 
 Moltiplicabile, a. multiplicable 
 Moltiplicare, to multiply 
 Moltiplicatt . part, multiplied 
 Moltiplicazionc, /. and Moltipli- 
 
 camentc, m. multiplication 
 Molttplice, a. various 
 Molfiplicita,/. multiplicity 
 Moltiplico, tn. multiplication 
 Moltitudine. /. multitude 
 Molto, a. much, many 
 Molto, ad. much, cr.atly; molo 
 bdlo, very pretty; molto me- 
 gtfe, much better; molto a buou 
 ora, very early 
 Molto, m.'a ereat quantity 
 Mome.ntaneamen'e, ad. shortly 
 Momenta neo, a. mon.entaneous 
 Momento, m. moment, impor- 
 tance ; afiare di memento, busi- 
 ness Of consequence ; a momenti, 
 immedia'cly 
 Mona./. .sec Monna 
 Monaca. /. a mm 
 Mbnacale, o. m< nkisb 
 Monacare, lo shut up in a nunnery 
 
 . m. the monastic state 
 Monacbino, m. a gnat-enapper (a 
 
 bird) 
 Monachlsmo, m. a monkish life 
 Monaco, in. a m^nk. drone 
 Monarca, m. a monarch 
 M marchia,/ monarchy 
 
 ico, n. monarchical 
 Monaro, m. a miller fconvent 
 
 Monastero, and Monas'erio, m. 
 
 .a. mona tic 
 Moncherino, in, a stump, (handlers 
 
 arm) 
 Monco. a. maimed 
 Mond.iccio, m. a vile world 
 
 ■■ . rd. cleanly 
 Mondamento, m. a cleaning 
 
 m 
 
 MON 
 
 Mbndana,/. ■ common woman 
 Mondanamente, ad. worldly 
 Mondano, a. worldly; un mon» 
 
 dano, m. a worldling 
 Mondare, to pe< I. pare, cleanse 
 
 Mondatura. and M011d.-17.i6ne, /. a 
 
 paring, cleansing 
 Mondezzaj/. oeatnen 
 
 Moudezzaio, m. a dunghill 
 Mondiale, a. worldly; la m.'icchi 
 
 na mondiale, the world 
 Mondificamento, m. a cleansing 
 Mondificare, to cleanse 
 Mondificazione, /. mundification 
 Mondfglia, /. chaff, faring 
 Mondizia,/ cleanliness 
 Mondo, a. clean, neat, pared 
 Mondo, in. the world ; universe; 
 
 mankind ; dar al mondo, to be 
 
 brought to bed 
 Monelleria,/. knavery 
 Monellesco, a. knavish 
 Moncllo, in. kuave ; cheat 
 Moneia, /. mflney, coin ', batter 
 
 moncta, to coin 
 Monet'iccia,/. heap of money 
 Monetaggio, yn. a c.oinins; of money 
 Monetare, to coin; falseggi/ir la 
 
 moneta, to coin false money 
 Monetato, part, coined 
 Mnnc'iin. in. a coiner 
 Mong&na, a. vitella mongana, a 
 
 milk-calf 
 Monile, m, a necklace 
 Monimento, m. monument, ad 
 
 monition 
 Monipolio, m. monopoly 
 Montre, to warn 
 Monntero, and Monisterio, m. a 
 
 monastery, a convent 
 Monitorio, m. a monitory 
 Monizione, /. sec Ammonizi6ne 
 Monna, /. mistress, dame, a sne- 
 
 ape 
 Monocolo, a. one-eyed 
 Monocordo, and Monacordo, rru 
 
 monochord (an instrument) 
 Monrxlia./. monody 
 MoBopolio, m. monopoly 
 Mbnopolfsta, iw, a m"nopolist 
 Monosillaba, /. and Monosillaoo, 
 
 nj. a monosyllable 
 Monotonia, w. monotony 
 Monotono, a. of one and the same 
 
 Bound 
 Monsijrnore, m. my lord 
 Monstruoso, a. monstrous 
 
 upling the male 
 
 with the female 
 
 . f. mountain 
 Montagnoso, a. mountainous 
 
MOR 
 
 Montambanco, m. a quack doctor 
 Montamento, m. a mounting 
 Montanaro, m. a mountaineer 
 Montanello, in. a linnet (a bird) 
 Montauino, and Montanesco, a. 
 
 boorish, rustic ; belonging to 
 
 mountains 
 Mont&no, a. mountainous 
 Montare, to mount ; to cover, (as 
 
 animals do ;) to grow ; increase ; 
 
 montare in coll era, to grow 
 
 angry 
 Montata, /. ascent, progress 
 Montato, part, mounted 
 Mcntatoio, m. a mounting-block 
 Montat6re, m. a stallion 
 Monte, m. mountain, hill, a heap, 
 
 lump. A monti, ad. in a great 
 
 number 
 Monticello, m. a hillock, hill 
 Montone, in. a ram, Aries, (a ce- 
 lestial sign ;) a loggerhead, a 
 
 dunce 
 Montuosita. /. an eminence 
 Montuoso, a. mountainous 
 Monumento, m. monument 
 Monzicchio, in. a heap, a lump 
 Mora, /. mulberry, (a fruit ;) mora 
 
 prugnola, a blackberry; aheap 
 
 of stones 
 Mora,/, delay 
 
 Moraggine, /. delay, slowness 
 Moraiuola, /. a mulberry 
 Morale, a. moral 
 Morale, /. morality, moraL 
 Moralista, m. a moralist 
 Moral ita, /. morality 
 Moral izza re, to mor& f oze* 
 Moralizzato, part, moralized 
 Moralmente, ad. morally 
 Morato, a. black, or blackish 
 Morbetto, m. an indisposition 
 Morbidamente, ad. delicately 
 Morbidamento, m. a softening 
 Morbidezza, /. softness, wanton- 
 ness, delicateness 
 M6rbido, a. soft, volup.jous, 
 
 smooth, delicate 
 Morbisciato, a. sickly, sic' ; c 
 Morbo, in. the plague, contag on 
 Morbogallico,m.the French disease 
 Morb6so, a. diseased 
 M6rchia, /. dregs of oil 
 Mordace, a. sharp, biting 
 Mordacemente, ad. satirically, 
 
 sharply 
 Mordacita,/. sharpness, mordacity 
 Mordente, m. a whiting (a colour) 
 Mordente, a. sharp, tart 
 M6rdere, to bite, to censure ; tene 
 
 faro mordere le braccia, I will 
 
 make you repent it 
 
 MOR 
 
 Mordicamento, and Mordimento, 
 
 m. a bite 
 Mordicare, to corrode, fret 
 Mordicativo, a. sharp, biting 
 Mordicazione,/. mordacity 
 Mordi'ore, m. a biter, detracter 
 Morditiira,/. a bite 
 JVIorella, /. morel, or garden night- 
 shade 
 Morel lo, a. black 
 Morente, a. dying 
 Moresca, /. a Moorish dance 
 Moresco, a. Moorish 
 MonStlo, a. tawny 
 Morfea, /. the morphew (a lep- 
 rosy) 
 Morfia, /. the mouth (jocosely) 
 Morfire, to devour 
 Mciria, f. plague, contagion 
 MoriLondo, a. dying ; esser mori- 
 bondo, to be at the point of 
 death 
 Moriccia,/. ruins 
 Morice, and Morici, f. pi. the piles 
 Moriente, a. dying 
 Morigerare, to instruct [ty 
 
 Morigeratezza, /. obedience, civili- 
 Morigerato, a. civil, dutiful 
 Morione, m. morion (bead-piece) 
 Morire, to die, expire ; morir di 
 fame, to starve ; morir di vo- 
 glia, to long ior; morir di chec- 
 chessia, to be passionately fond 
 of any thing 
 Mormoracchiare, to speak ill 
 Mormoramento, m. a murmur 
 Mormorarte, a. murmuring 
 Mormoiare, to murmur, mutter, 
 
 whisper, anzzj slander 
 Mormoratore, in. a detracter 
 Mormorazione,/. detraction 
 Mormoreggiare, to warble 
 Mormorio, m. murmur, buzzing, 
 detraction [tree 
 
 Moro, m. a Moor; a mulberry- 
 Moroide, /. pi. see Morice 
 Moroso, a. slow, tardy 
 Morsa, /. toothing ; a corner stone, 
 or brick left for more building ; 
 a vice (an iron press) 
 Morselletta, m. a pill 
 Morsello, in. a bit, a mouthful 
 Morsicare, and Morsecchiare, to 
 
 bite 
 Morsicatura, and Morsecchiatura, 
 
 /. a bite 
 Morso, m. a bite; dardimorso, 
 to bite ; the bit for a horse ; a 
 mouthful, a morsel 
 Morso, part, bitten 
 Morsura, /. a biting 
 Mortadella, /. Bologna sausages 
 190 
 
 MOS 
 
 Mortaio, m. a mortar; pestar P 
 
 acqua nel mortaio, to labour in 
 
 vain 
 Mort&le, a. mortal 
 Mortal ita./. mortality 
 Mortalmente, ad. mortally 
 Morte, /. death. A morte, ad. 
 
 mortally 
 Mortella, /. myrtle 
 Morticcio, a. half dead; col6r 
 
 morticcio, pale colour 
 Mortifero, a. mortal 
 Mortificamento, m. see Mortifies^ 
 
 zione 
 Mortificare, to mortify; to check; 
 
 mortificar le passi6ni, to con- 
 quer the passions 
 Mortificativo, a. mortifying 
 Mortificato, part, mortified 
 Mortificazione,/. abstinence 
 Mortine, and Mortina, /. see 
 
 Mortella 
 Morto, m. a corpse 
 Morto, a. dead, pale ; acqua m6rta, 
 
 standing water 
 Mortorio, and Morloro, m. funeral 
 Morvidamento, m. see Morbida- 
 mento [the measles 
 Morviglione, and Morbiglione, m. 
 Mosca, /. a fly ; non si pub aver 
 
 il mele senza mosche, there is 
 
 no rose without thorns ; pigliar 
 
 le mosche per aria, to be easily 
 
 angry 
 Moscado, m. musk ; noce moscida, 
 
 a nutmeg 
 Moscaio, m. a swarm of flies 
 Moscaiuola,/. a safe 
 Moscardino, and Moscardo, vn. 
 
 sparrow-hawk, a tassel 
 Moscatello, m. muscadel wine 
 Moscato, m. dapple-gray 
 Moschea, /. a mosque 
 Moscherino, m. a gnat 
 Moschettare, to wound with a 
 
 musket 
 Moschettata, /. musket-shot 
 Moschetteria, /. a volley of mu»» 
 
 ket-shot 
 Moschettiere, m. a musketeer 
 Moschetto, m. a musket 
 Moscio, a. flabby, soft 
 Moscione, m. a gnat, (a little fly ;) 
 
 a great drinker 
 Moscone, m. a hornet 
 Mossa, /. the first motion ; mossa 
 
 d' armi, a march; mosse,/. pi. 
 
 the starting-place ; dar le mosse, 
 
 to give the signal 
 Mossc, part, moved 
 Mostacchio, m. whiskers 
 Mostacciaccio, m. a frightful face 
 
MOZ 
 
 Mostacci.'ita, /. and Mostaecidue, 
 m. a boi 00 the oar 
 
 Mostarda, /. mustard 
 
 wine 
 
 i . an ap|H'arance ; 
 
 . review ; i\v la mostra. 
 
 to pass muster; a mark, sign, 
 
 [demoiis'ration 
 
 into, m. a show, showing, 
 
 Mostrare, to show, demonstrate, 
 
 • 
 
 . I'art. showed 
 
 ■i. a monster 
 nved 
 
 . ad. monstrously 
 Mostruosita,/. monstrousness 
 Mostruoso, a. monstrous 
 . mod 
 . to mention, propose 
 . . art. mentioned 
 .. motive, cause 
 Motive, a. fit to move 
 Mnto. m. nvTi >n. impulse 
 
 . m. mover 
 Motoso, a. dirty, 
 I 
 
 letr, laush 
 jeered 
 i. a banterer, a 
 
 vole, and Motteggioso, a. 
 
 . . m. a jest, joke, banter 
 
 iu a jerr. joke 
 
 Motto, m. iiiOfo. or device ; a 
 
 word, a jest ; eitt.ire un mot'o, 
 
 to mention; non ne fa'e mo'to. 
 
 say nothing of it ,- tar moto ad 
 
 alaino, to salute one ; motto di 
 
 rimando, a witty answer 
 
 \ in? 
 
 . and Movevole, a. move- 
 able 
 Movimento, m. Morittva, and 
 r-, /. motion ; fare una 
 oosa di suo proprio movimento, 
 to do a thins of one's own head 
 MovitUo, a. affecting; m. origin, 
 cause 
 
 Mozzamento, m. mutilation, maim- 
 in.:, a cu'T | 
 
 . ; art . cut off 
 
 1 dress 
 . m. a stump 
 
 i. bit, fragment : mozzo 
 j mezzo di 
 
 MUL 
 
 nave, a ship-l>oy ; mozzo della 
 
 ruota, the nave or stock of a 
 
 Wheel ; mono di camera, a 
 
 drudge 
 
 chi, m. pettifog 
 MGCChio, m. heap, mass, pile 
 MaceOaggine, /. mucilage (a vis- 
 
 ■ action) 
 MaeeUaggiooao. a. mucilaginous 
 Mucia, and Muscia, /. > 
 
 foireminate 
 Macido, a. musty, mouldy ; soft, 
 Madlaggine,/. mucilage 
 Mutilaggineso, a. mucilaginous 
 Mucino. m. a kitten 
 Mucosha,/. sliminess 
 
 . mucous, slimy 
 Moda, /. a mew, or mewing 
 
 . a change, turn ; a muda, 
 
 by turns 
 .Mud ire, to mew (to cast feathers) 
 Mutla. /. mouhlineos 
 Mufiare, to g;-ow musty 
 Mufiato. aitd Mtirlb, a. musty, 
 
 moql !y 
 Muftetto, m. a beau, spark 
 
 ..ine,/. sec Mucellaggine 
 Mugghiamenhk m. a bellowing 
 :v. to bellow, or roar 
 . m. bellowing, roaring 
 H 'n : : a groaning noise 
 Muggire, to bellow, roar 
 
 in. bellowing 
 Mugh&to, m. a lily of the valley 
 Mngnaio, m, a miller 
 Mi^nere, to milk 
 Mugolam^'ito, and Mugolio, m. 
 
 lamentation 
 Mugolire, aiid Mugiolare, to yelp, 
 
 to groan, lament 
 Mala, /. a mule ; a slipper ; an 
 
 obstinate woman 
 Mul.'tcchia, /. a crow 
 Mulacchiaia,/. a prating ; a flight 
 
 of crows 
 Mulattiere, m. a muleteer 
 Mulenda, /. the miller's fee for 
 
 grinding 
 MulL ; bre, a. womanish 
 Mulinare, to revolve in one's mind 
 Mulinaro. m. a millor 
 Mulincllo, m. a hand-mill 
 Malfoo, m. a mill ; tirar 1' acqua 
 
 al suo mullno, to bring gris* to 
 
 th^ mill 
 Mulino, o. muiish 
 
 1 mule 
 Malta, f. a fine, or penalty 
 Multilrjqaio, m, idle discourse 
 MultilQstre, a. <U 
 Mul »iplicamt-nto. m. multiplication 
 Multiplicire, to multiply 
 IM 
 
 MUS 
 
 taulKplicatamente, ad. diversely 
 Multiplicato, part, multiplied 
 Multiplicatbre, m. a multiplicatof 
 Multiplicazidne,/. multiplication 
 Multiplier, a. various different 
 Multiplicity, /. multiplicity 
 Multitudino. /. multitude 
 Mummia,/. mummy 
 Mongera mi Magnere 
 Municipale, a. municipal, belong- 
 ing to the freedom of the city 
 Municipio, m. a free town 
 Munificenza,/. liberality 
 Munitico, a. splendid, liberal 
 Munimento, m. .<tc^ Monimento 
 Munire, to store, to fr>rt ify 
 Monistem, and Munisterio, m. 
 
 monastery, convent 
 Mnnitorio, m. admonition 
 Munizione, /. fortification ; muni- 
 zione di guerra, ammunition J 
 ammunition bread 
 Mono, m. gift 
 Monto, part milked 
 Munuscolo, m. a small gift 
 Muovere, to move, stir, alter, take 
 ofT; muovere a pieta, to touch 
 one's heart ; ritornai al luogo 
 onde mi mossi, I went back to 
 the place from whence I came ; 
 questa strada muove da qui fin 
 alia borsa, this street reaches as 
 far as the bank 
 Muraglia,/. a wall 
 Murnle. a. mural 
 Muramento, m. walling 
 Murare, to wall about ; murare 
 una porta, una finestra, to shut 
 up a door or window 
 Murato, part, walled 
 Muratore, 771. a mason 
 Murena,/. a lamprey 
 Muriccia,/. a heap of stones 
 Muricciuolo, m. a little wall 
 Miiro, m. a wall ; muro d' una 
 
 citta, ramparts 
 Musa,/. muse, a pipe, a flagelet 
 Musaico, m. mosaic work 
 Musare, to gaze, stand idle 
 Muscato,/. a nutmeg 
 Musc'ito, part, musked ; vin mu- 
 scato, muscadine wine 
 Miischio, and Musco, 771. moss, 
 
 mu-k 
 Muschioso, a. mossy 
 Muscolare, a. muscular 
 
 ire, to articulate 
 Moscolo, rn. muscle 
 Muscoloso, a. muscular 
 Mnseo, m. a museum 
 Museruola. /. nose-band, muzzle 
 Miisica,/. music 
 
NAP 
 
 Mnticale, a. musical 
 
 Musicalmente, ad. musically 
 
 Musicare, to play music, to sing 
 
 Miisico, a. musical 
 
 Miisico, m. a musician 
 
 Muso, m. muzzle, snoutj face, 
 phiz,( jocosely,) mouth, grimace ; 
 t6rcere il muso, to make faces 
 
 Muso, a. pensive, musing 
 
 Musoliera, /. a muzzle 
 
 Musone, m. a dallier, delayer ; a 
 box on the ear, a surly fellow 
 
 Musorno, m. a dallier, a dunce 
 
 Mussolina,/. Miissolo, and Musso- 
 lino, m. muslin 
 
 Mustacchi, m. pi. whiskers 
 
 Mustella, /. a weasel (Latin) 
 
 Mustio, 77i. moss, musk 
 
 Muta, /. change, alteration ; muta 
 di cani, a pack of hounds ; muta 
 di cavalli, a set of horses. A mu- 
 ta a muta, ad. by turns [able 
 
 Mutabile, and Mutevole,a. change- 
 
 Mutabilita,/. mutability 
 
 Mutabilmente, ad. changeably 
 
 Mutande, /. pi. trowsers 
 
 Mutare, to change ; mutar verso, o 
 vita, to alter one's course _; mu- 
 tarsi, to put on one's shirt or 
 clothes 
 
 Mutato, part, changed 
 
 Mutazione, /. and Mutamento, m. 
 alteration 
 
 Mutilare, to mutilate 
 
 Mutilazione, /. and Mutilamento, 
 m. mutilation 
 
 Miito, and Mutolo, a. dumb 
 
 Mutolezza,/. dumbness 
 
 Mutuamente, ad. mutually 
 
 Mutuazione, /. reciprocation 
 
 Miituo, a. mutual 
 
 Muzzo, a. between sweet and sour 
 
 N 
 
 NABISSA RE, to bluster, rage, 
 destroy, ruin [boy 
 
 Nabisso, m. hell ; a mischievous 
 Nacchera, /. a kettle-drum, a 
 child's rattle, snappers, any small 
 animal ; mother of pearl 
 Naccheiino, 771. a kettle drummer 
 Naiade,/. a water-nymph 
 Nanfa, /. orange-flower wafer 
 Nano, 771. a dwarf, a shrimp 
 Napo, 771. turnip 
 Nappa,/. a tassel, a puff 
 Nappe] lo, 771. aconite (a plant) 
 Nappo, m. a cup, or bowl 
 
 NAT 
 
 Narciso, and Narcisso, m. daffodil 
 (a plant) 
 
 Narcotico, a. procuring sleep 
 
 Nardo, m. spikenard 
 
 N6.ri, Nare, and Narici, /. pi. the 
 nostrils 
 
 Narice, /. a nostril 
 
 Narrante, a. relating 
 
 Narrare, to relate 
 
 Narrativa, /. a narrative 
 
 Narrativo, a. nc.rrative 
 
 Narrato, part, related 
 
 Narrat6re, 771. a relator 
 
 Narrazione, Narragione, /. and 
 Narramento, m. recital 
 
 Nasale, a. nasal (through the nose) 
 
 Nasare, to scent, to smell 
 
 Nasata, /. a reprimand, a rude 
 negative 
 
 Nascente, a. growing, rising 
 
 Nascenza, /. nativity, birth ; swell- 
 ing, tumour 
 
 Nascere, to be born, to spring, pro- 
 ceed, produce, happen 
 
 Nascimento, 771. birth, rise, be- 
 ginning, nativity 
 
 Nascita,/. extraction, descent 
 
 Nascondere, to hide, conceal, dis- 
 guise [ing 
 
 Nascondevole, a. hiding, conceal- 
 
 Nascondiglio, and Nascondimento, 
 »7i. a hiding or lurking hole 
 
 Nascosamente,and Nascostamente, 
 ad. secretly, hiddenly 
 
 Nascoso, and Nascosto, a. hidden, 
 concealed. Di nascosto, ad. 
 privately 
 
 Naso, m. nose ; rimaner con un 
 palmo di naso, to be put out of 
 countenance 
 
 Naspo, 771. a reel 
 
 Nassa, /. a fishing-net 
 
 Nasso, 771. a yew-tree 
 
 Nastraio, 7n. a ribbon-maker 
 
 Nastro, 771. ribbon 
 
 Nasturcio, and Nasturzio, m. 
 cresses 
 
 Nasuto, a. long-nosed 
 
 Natale. m. and Nativita, /. nativi- 
 ty ; il Santo Natale, Christmas 
 
 Natale, a. native 
 
 Natalizio, a. natal, of one's birth 
 
 Natare, to swim (Latin word) 
 
 Natatore, m. and Natatrice, /. 
 
 1 swimmer 
 
 Natatoria, /. a pool, or pond 
 
 Natica, /. buttock 
 
 Natio, a. native 
 
 Nativo, a. native 
 
 Nativita,/. nativity; la nativita 
 del Signore, Christmas 
 
 Nato, part, born 
 192 
 
 NE 
 
 Nato, m. son 
 
 Natrice, /. a water-snake 
 
 Natta, /. a trick, a bunch (a soft 
 tumour in the mouth) 
 
 Natura, /. nature. Di sua natura, 
 ad. naturally 
 
 Naturale, a. natural, easy, free, un- 
 affected ; bastard 
 
 Naturale, m. nature 
 
 Naturalezza,/. nature, way, custom 
 
 Naturalista, 771. naturalist 
 
 Naturalita, /. naturality 
 
 Naturalizzato, part, naturalized 
 
 Naturalmente, ad. naturally 
 
 Naturarsi, to become natural, or 
 customary 
 
 Naturato, a. natural, innate 
 
 Naufragare, to suffer shipwreck^ 
 
 Naufragato, and Naufrago, a. ship- 
 wrecked 
 
 Naufragio, m. a shipwreck 
 
 Naufragoso, a. tempestuous, dan- 
 gerous 
 
 Nauseamento, m. Nausa, and 
 Nausea,/, loathing 
 
 Nauseante, a. loathing 
 
 Nauseire, to nauseate 
 
 Nauseato, part, nauseated 
 
 Nause6so, a. nauseous, nasty 
 
 Nauta, 77i. a sailor, a pilot 
 
 Nautica,/. art of sailing 
 
 Nautico, a. nautical 
 
 Navale, 771. a dock-yard 
 
 Navale, a. naval 
 
 Navata,/. a ship's freight 
 
 Nave, /. a ship, boat; la nave 
 d'una chiesa, the nave or* body 
 of a church 
 
 Navetta, /. a small ship 
 
 Navicare, see Navigare, and all its 
 derivatives 
 
 Navicella, /. a boat, a barge 
 
 Navicellaio, m. a waterman 
 
 Navicellata,/. a boatful 
 
 Navigabile, a. navigable 
 
 Navigante, 771. sailor, mariner 
 
 Navigare, to sail 
 
 Navigato, part, sailed 
 
 Navigatore, tti. a sailor 
 
 Navigazione, /. navigation 
 
 Naviglio, Navilio, Navile, and 
 Navigio, m. a fleet, a ship 
 
 Navile, a. naval 
 
 Navone, m. a turnip, a loggerhead 
 
 Nazionale, a. national 
 
 Nazione, /. nation, people, extrac- 
 tion 
 
 Ne, conj. nor, neither; ne l'ho 
 caro ne l'amo, I neither esteem, 
 nor love you ; ne l'uno ne l'altro, 
 neither 
 
 Ne, pron. of it, of them ; ne bo, I 
 
mm 
 
 have soon? ; ocn nc h \ I have 
 NebbU. ; : imbottar 
 
 Nebbionaccio. and Neb! tone, m. 
 
 Neceasariamente, ad. necessarily 
 
 x - 
 
 NecessitTne, to force' 
 
 Neces*:' 
 
 [S 
 
 . and Ne- 
 
 . a/icf Ne&rio, a. wicked, 
 heinous 
 
 . a. unlucky 
 loble 
 
 IN 
 
 N _ ••i"n. a denial 
 
 itively 
 
 .-'igently 
 ry, Hie 
 
 IS _ 
 
 ! 
 
 entente/ and 
 mente. ad, negligently 
 
 ?ione, /. 
 
 'ealer, merchant, 
 Negoziare. to trale, negotiate, 
 
 Nego; \ted 
 
 -e. tn. neroi- 
 
 v.ion 
 Negbzio, m. trade 
 Negozioso, a. careful 
 Negri; . ki-h 
 
 - kish 
 
 rore, m. 
 blackness swarlhiuesa 
 
 m. marician 
 i. necromantic 
 a conjuration 
 - jrm 
 Nenib 
 Nrmlca- f. 
 Nemicbivole. a. unfriendly 
 
 NEU 
 
 Nemlco, r7i. an cm n y 
 
 adverse, cn*ss 
 . enmity 
 N ad. not at all, not even 
 
 « | itch 
 
 \(Tt 
 
 Nepit< lla./. the herb catmint 
 » ] i'i ne int no. ad, neither more 
 
 Neppure, ad. not even 
 
 W, niece 
 he 10 
 NequitosbfO. wicked, vicious 
 
 . and Nequila, /. wkk- 
 [sinew 
 
 ■ I. (nervo) ■ I 
 
 Nerborato, and Nerbuto, a. ner- 
 vous, stout [a. nervous 
 
 tnento, m. blackening 
 x :.v. a. blackish 
 
 IS re, to grow or incline to 
 
 Hack ' [a. blackish 
 
 P . Nericcio. and Nericunte, 
 
 . ■. Bwarthinen 
 i\ck. n ickt 1 
 Nervo, m. nerve, sinew, vigour, 
 b : 00 hi. on ; 
 
 . i Dumber of arm- 
 di buon nervo, 
 to be robust 
 
 -our 
 . -wf Nerviito. a. nervous 
 Nescienxa, /. ignorance 
 
 ',. ignorant 
 f. a medlar: 
 m. a medlar-tree 
 
 ly ; nessuna cosa, 
 no'hinz a* all 
 Nestaiubla, f. a t ursery-gTound 
 NestO, m. a graff* cion 
 
 •t. ad. neatly, mannerly, 
 hone^'ly 
 Nettapanni, m. a scourer 
 Nettare, to clean, scour, to make a 
 Si bt 
 
 . nedar 
 
 . a. cleansing 
 
 i art. cleansed 
 
 NVtta'ni-i, rn. a broom, a brush 
 
 mentn, m. 
 a cleaninz. a ch 
 
 . •'. cleanliness, neatness 
 Ntitto. a. eleas, neat ; rmrirarra 
 
 ■ 'luar eoatcienci 
 
 Via !i lk£ttO, to carry of]" at once; 
 farh netto, to do it cleverly j ho 
 
 i*o died doppie al ne ; - 
 
 ro, I have cleared un pounds. 
 
 niurx-'.r neuo, to proceed cau- 
 
 Neutrale, 07id Neutro, a. neutral 
 193 
 
 NIT 
 
 Neutralita, /. neutrality, indiffep> 
 
 ence 
 Neutralmentc. ad. neutrally 
 
 St \ Eto, <md Nevlzzo, 
 
 /". a gl i MlOW 
 
 Ni v. . /. snow 
 
 . and Nevare, to snow 
 .-. snowy 
 Nevoso, a. i 
 
 Ntbbio, m. a kite (a bird of prey) 
 Ntcchia, /. a niche 
 Nicchiamento, m. a groaning, or 
 
 grumbling 
 Nicehiire, to lament 
 Nlcchio, m. a cackle-fish 
 Nidi ce, m. a fool, a dunce 
 Ni liata, and Nidata,/. a nestful 
 Nidihcire, to build a nest, to 
 
 . to sit 
 Ni iio. and Nido, nu a nest, a 
 
 ro;>st. babitation 
 Niegare, and Negare, to deny 
 Niego, m. a denial, refusal 
 
 aid N i ente, m. nothing ; 
 
 not al all ; non ho dormlto 
 
 niinte la notte passata, I did not 
 
 sl( ep at all last night 
 Ni-! te affatto, ad. Dothirg at all 
 Nient( dimanon, Nientedimenn, 
 
 and Nientemeno, ad. never- 
 . and yet, notwithstand- 
 
 ins:. however* 
 
 snout, bill ; lev.ar il nlffo, 
 ', t'rown 
 Nigfaittoao, a. idle, lazy 
 
 Day 
 Nimicare, to bats, persecute; 
 
 nimicarsi, to quarrel 
 Nimichevole, a. inimical 
 Nimidzia. /. enmity 
 Nimico, m. an enemy 
 Nimico, a. adverse 
 NiiiiiMa,/. hatred 
 NSnfa,/. a nymph, fairy 
 Ninfea, /. a wa'er-rose 
 Ninferno, m. hell 
 Ninnare, to lull to sleep, to rock 
 Nipote, m. and f. nephew, niecs 
 NipoMna,/. a little niece 
 Niqnita,/. iniquity, cruelty 
 Niquitdso, a. furious 
 Niacondere, see Nascondere, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Nissono, a. nobody 
 Nitidezza, /. brightness 
 Nitido, a. bright, shining 
 Nitore, m. cleanliness, or bright 
 
 ness 
 Nitrtre, to nei?h 
 
 . m. neighing 
 Nitro, m. nitre, saltpetre 
 Nitroso, a. nitrous 
 
NOI 
 
 Niuno, pron. nobody 
 
 No, ad. no; dico di no, I say no 
 
 Nobile, a. noble 
 
 Nobili a,/, nobility 
 
 Nobiliiare, to make noble ; nobili- 
 tarsi, to make one's self illus- 
 trious 
 
 Nobilitato, part, ennobled 
 
 Nobilmente, ad. nobly 
 
 Nobilta, and Nobilita.de, /. no- 
 bility, nobleness 
 
 Nocca. /. knuckle, joint [pilot 
 
 Nocchiere, and Nocchiero, m. a 
 
 Nocchio, m. a knob, or knot 
 
 Nocchioroso, Nocchioso, Nocchio- 
 ruto, Nocchieriito, Nocchieroso, 
 and Nocchioluto, a. stony, 
 knotty, knobby (speaking of 
 fruit) 
 
 Nocciolino, m. a small fruit-stone 
 
 Nocciolo, and Noccioleito, m. a 
 fruit-stone ; non valtre una ma- 
 no di noccioli, to be good for 
 nothing; sono due anime in un 
 nocciolo, they are like hand and 
 glove 
 
 Nocciuola, /. nut, filbert 
 
 Nocciuolo, m. a nut-tree 
 
 Noce, m. a walnut-tree;/, wal- 
 nut; noce del coll^, the neck- 
 bone ; noce del piede, the ankle- 
 bone ; una ncce non suona in 
 sacco, one cannot accomplish 
 what many can 
 
 Nocella,/. a filbert, hazel-nut 
 
 Nocemoscada, /. nutmeg 
 
 Nocente, and Nocevole, a. hurtful 
 
 Nocentino, m. a foundling 
 
 Nocere, to hurt 
 
 Nocevole, and Nocfvo, a. hurtful 
 
 Nocevolmente, ad. mischievously 
 
 Nocimento, and Nocumento, m. 
 nuisance, hurt, damage 
 
 Nociuto, part, hurt 
 
 Nocivamente, ad. perniciously 
 
 Noder6so, Nodoso, and Noderuto, 
 a. knotty, knobby 
 
 Nodo, m. knot, knuckle, joint ; 
 nodo corsoio, a running knot, a 
 noose 
 
 Nodosita,/. knottiness 
 
 Nod6so, a. knotty 
 
 Nodrice, /. a nurse 
 
 Nodrimento, m. food 
 
 Nodrire, to nourish 
 
 Nodrito, part, nourished, kept, 
 maintained [ment 
 
 Nodritiira, /. education, nourish- 
 
 Noi, pron. we, us 
 
 N6ia, /. vexation, sorrow ; ill 
 words; venire a noia, to dis- 
 please 
 
 NOT 
 
 Noiare, to weary, to tire 
 Noialo, part, tired, wearied 
 Noievole, and Noioso, a. tedious, 
 
 tiresome 
 Noiosamente, ad. tediously 
 Noleggiare, to freight 
 Nolo, and Noleggio, m. freight; 
 
 fare 
 Nomare, to name (call) 
 Nome, m. name ; renown 
 Nomenclatore, m. nomenclator 
 Nomenclature, /. nomenclature 
 Nomina, /. nomination 
 Nominanza, /. name, fame 
 Nominare, to name ; call ; to pre- 
 sent to a living 
 Nominatamente, ad. one by one 
 Nominativo, m. the nominative 
 case [famous 
 
 Nominate, part, named, called, 
 Nominatore, ??t. a patron 
 Nominazione, /. nomination, pre- 
 sentation 
 Nomisma, m. a medal 
 Non, ad. no, not 
 
 Nona,/, a none, one of the canon- 
 ical hours [years old 
 Nonagenano, a. fourscore and ten 
 Nor.corrispondenza, /. dispropor- 
 tion 
 Ncncurante, a. supine 
 Noncurar.za, /. carelessness 
 Nondimeno, and Nondimanco, ad. 
 
 nevertheless, ah hough 
 Nondormire, on. Avant of sleep 
 None, /. pi. Roman nones 
 Noresercizio, m. want of exercise 
 Non meno, ad. not less, not only 
 Nonna, /. grandmother 
 Nonnannome, a. anorymous 
 Nonnaturale, a. unnatural 
 Nonno, m. grandfather 
 Nonnulla, /. nothing 
 Nono, a. ninth 
 
 Non ostante^ conj. notwithstanding 
 Non per cio, and Non per cio di 
 
 meno, sec Nondimeno 
 Non so che, I know not what; un 
 
 non so clie, a something 
 Norma, f. a rule, model 
 Norte, m. the north 
 Ndsco, ad. (in poetry) with us 
 Nostrale, a. of cur town, or 
 
 country 
 Nostro, pron. our, our own 
 Nota, /. a note of infamy ; mark, 
 sign [eminent 
 
 Nbtabfle, a. notable, remarkable, 
 Notabilmente, ad. notably 
 Notaio, m. a notary 
 Notamento, m. swimming 
 Notando, a. remarkable 
 194 
 
 NOV 
 
 Notfre, to note, sign ; to remark ; 
 
 to follow the notes ; to swim 
 Notaria, and Noteria, /. profe» 
 
 sion of a notary 
 Notaro, m. a notary 
 Notato, part, signed, marked 
 Notatore, m. a swimmer 
 Notatura,/. a swimming 
 Noteria,/. a notary's profession 
 Notevole, a. no. able 
 Notevolmente, ad. notably 
 Notlficare, to notify 
 Noiificaio, j.art. notified 
 Notificazione,/. and Notificame'n- 
 
 to, m. notification 
 Notizia,/. knowledge, notice 
 Noto, part, known, noted 
 Noto, m. the south wind 
 Notomia,/. anatomy 
 Notomista, m. anatomist 
 Notomizzare, to anatomize 
 Notomizzato, part, anatomized 
 Notoriamente, ad. notoriously 
 Notcrieta, /. notoriousness 
 Noterio, a. notorious 
 Notoso, pant, stained, spotted 
 Nottare, to grow dark 
 Nottata,/. a whole night 
 Notte, ./'. night 
 Nottetempo, and Nottetempore, 
 
 ad. in the night time 
 N 6* tela,/, a bat, a wooden latch 
 Nottolata,/. a whole night"" 
 Nottolo, m. a bat 
 Nottolone, m. one who is active 
 
 in the night 
 Not tin no, a. nightly 
 Novamente, ad. newly 
 Novanta, a. ninety 
 Novanttisimo, a. ninetieth 
 Novatore, m. an innovator 
 Nove, a. nine 
 Novella, /. a story, fable, tale, 
 
 novel ; news 
 Novellare, to relate tales, to prat* 
 
 tie ; novellarsi, to renew itself 
 Novellata, /. a tale, story 
 Novellatore, m. a relator 
 Novellisla, m. a news-monger 
 Novellizia,/. the first fruits of tho 
 
 year 
 Novel lo, a. new, modern 
 Novellozza,/. a facetious tale 
 Novembre, m. November 
 Novena, /. nine days 
 Noverare, to number 
 Noverazione,/. a numbering 
 Noverca, /. a mother-in-law 
 Novero, m. a numoer 
 Novesimo, a. ninth 
 Novilfinio, m. new moon 
 Novissimo, a. very new 
 
NUN 
 
 Noviti,/. novelty ; die novita son 
 
 thia ? 
 M 
 > . m. probation-time; a 
 
 place where novices are kept 
 Novizio, m. x new monk [ful 
 
 cperienced, unskil- 
 N u idea, notiou 
 
 *. notion, idea 
 
 ptial 
 K . •'. ■ cloud on poetry) 
 Nubile, a. marriageable 
 
 . '". clou iiness 
 Nubilo, and Nubiloso, a. cloudy, 
 gloomy, dark 
 
 \pe of the neck 
 Nudamente, ad, nakelly 
 Nudare. I ; to de- 
 
 • - bailie 
 Nudato, a. naked, deprived 
 
 \ nakedness 
 
 :. naked, uncovered; un 
 paese nudo d'acqua, a country 
 without 
 
 . nourishment 
 Nudrtre, to EDO* - 
 
 part. nourished 
 >\ nu a tutor 
 Nudritura,/. nourishment 
 ,e,/. a trifle 
 
 f. tee Nuvola, and its 
 deri i 
 
 • ./. cloudiness 
 Nu^oloso, a. d 
 
 Nulla, m. nothing : non ne so nul- 
 la, I know nothing of it ; vuoi 
 tu nulla ? do you want any 
 thin* ? per nulla altra ragione, 
 for no otber reason 
 n limeno, nd. however 
 Nullia,/. no'hinmess 
 i. null, void 
 
 ine, m. Deity 
 Numenihile, a. numerable 
 
 . a. numeral 
 Numerare, to number, count 
 Numerario, a, numerary (of coin 
 
 only) 
 I TO, a. numerical 
 
 Numertfo, part, numbered 
 •ore. m. numerator 
 Numerazione, /. numeration 
 I 
 
 |uantity 
 merously 
 .ndance 
 . a. numerous 
 Numn 
 
 i 'id nu messenger, 
 tmi m \ lav 
 
 OBB 
 
 NunciAre, and Nur.zi.'u-c, to an- 
 nounce, tell 
 
 Nuncupative, a. nuncupative, (ver- 
 bal : i lestamehto nui 
 nuncupative "ill 
 
 . m. and Nur./iatura,/. 
 the office of a nuncio 
 
 Nun;'i.t!o, port, announced 
 
 Nunzio, in. the pope's ambassa- 
 dor ; l messenger 
 
 hurt, prejudice 
 
 Nuora,/. daughter-in-law 
 
 NuotAre, to swim 
 
 Nuotoj m. a swimming; pass&r 
 un name a nuoto, to swim across 
 a river 
 
 Nuotatore, in. a swimmer 
 -. news, notice 
 
 Nuovamente, ad. newly 
 
 Nuovo, a. new, inexperienced ; 
 mostrarsi nuovo, to dis 
 io son nuovo, I want experience 
 
 Nuro,/. daughter-in-law 
 
 Nutrfbile, a. nourishing 
 
 Nutricamento, m. nourishment 
 
 NutricAre, aiid Nutrire, to nour- 
 ish : nutric'irsi, to feed upon 
 
 K . part, nourished 
 
 N i. trice, f. a nurse 
 
 Nutrm.en'o. m. Nutritura, Nu- 
 trizione, ani Nutricazione, /. 
 nourishment, nurture 
 
 Nutritive, Nutrimentoso, Nutri- 
 
 . and Nutnmentale, a 
 
 nutritive [brought up 
 
 Nutrfta, part, nourished, fed, 
 
 Nuvol'ito, m, a great many clouds 
 
 Nuvolo, m. and Ni'ivola, /. cloud ; 
 nuvolo di pe'echie, a swarm of 
 bees; nuvola di buriana, fog 
 la,/l cloudiness 
 
 Nuvoloso, a. clou ly 
 
 Nuznle, a. nuptial 
 
 Nuzialmente. ad. wedding-like ; 
 vesttto nuzialmente, in a wed- 
 ding-dress 
 
 occ 
 
 O 
 
 O inter}. O ; oh ! conj. or, 
 ? either 
 
 te, and Obediente, a, 
 
 • mente. ad. obediently 
 
 Obbedienza, /. submission 
 
 . and Obedire, to obey 
 ■ - 
 I ObiettAre, to ob- 
 
 195 
 
 Obbietto, mid Obietto, m. au ob- 
 
 otive 
 Obbietto, part, opposed 
 Obbiecion 
 
 Obbliamehto, m. ami Obbliantav, 
 /. forgetful ness, oblivion 
 , to forget 
 
 Obbliato, ; art, forgotten 
 
 Obblico, a. oblique 
 
 Obbligante, a. obi 
 
 Obbligare, to oblige, to engage; 
 obi lignrsi, to be bound 
 
 Obbligato, part, obliged, bound 
 
 ()bl)li_.itoiio, a. binding 
 
 Obbtigazione,/. and Obbligamento, 
 m, obligation, tie, eng i 
 fare un obbligazione, to give 
 bond 
 
 •. in. obligation, duty 
 
 Obblio, in. oblivion 
 
 Obl.liosn. a. forgetful 
 
 Obbliquamente, ad. indirectly, 
 obliquely 
 
 Obbliquita,/. crookedness 
 
 Obbliquo, a. oblique, crooked 
 
 Obbll o, part, forgotten 
 
 Obblivion , and Gblivione, /. 
 oblivion 
 
 01 broli f>, m. infamy, disgrace 
 
 Obbrobriosameute, ari. infamous^ 
 
 Obbrobrioan, o, opjirobrious, ig- 
 nominious 
 
 Obbumbrare, to overshadow 
 
 Obbumbrazione,/. an overshadow- 
 in? [rivativet 
 
 Obedire, see Obbedlre, and its de- 
 
 Obelfseo, m. an obelisk 
 
 Obiettnre, see Obbiettire, and its 
 derivatives 
 
 Obioso, a. suspicious 
 
 Obl&tO, m. a lay friar 
 
 Oblatore, m. a bidder at a sale 
 
 Oblatratore, m. a slanderer 
 
 Obliare, tee Obbliire, and its do- 
 rivatives 
 
 Obliterfire, to erase 
 
 Oblongo, a. oblong 
 
 O'bolo, ???. a small coin 
 
 Obtrenazione,/. detraction 
 
 Obtundere, to blunt 
 
 O'ca, /. a goose ; a simpleton 
 barrow, to jrrub 
 
 Occasional, a. occasional 
 ire, to occasion 
 
 Occasionato. part, caused 
 
 Occa^one, /. occasion, pretr-noe 
 
 '. (r>ccidente,) the west, 
 
 Occbi accio. 771. i lar^e eye ; fare oc- 
 1 chiacci, to look with an evil eye 
 
occ 
 
 Occhiaia, /. the hollow of the eye 
 Occhialaio, m. a spectacle-maker 
 Occhiale, in. spectacles, teles- 
 copes,- dente occhiale, an eye- 
 tooth ; occhiali di conserva, pre- 
 servers 
 Occhiare, to eye 
 
 Occhiata, /. a look, glance, cast ; 
 an ogle, a sheep's eye ; dar un' 
 occhiata ad una cosa, to cast 
 one's eyes upon any thing 
 Occhiato, a. full of eyes 
 Occhiazzurro, a. blue-eyed 
 Occhieggiare, to ogle, to look to 
 Oechiellatura,/. button-holes 
 Occhiolio, m. a button-hole 
 O'cchio, m. an eye, sight, a bud ; 
 an oval, (chiefly in churches ;) 
 6cchio mio, my dear, my pre- 
 cious ; esser 1' occhio d' alcuno, 
 to be one's favourite ; 1' occhio 
 vu61 la parte sua, we must please 
 our eyes ; far d'occhio, to \\ ink ; 
 guardar sott' occhio, to ogle ; 
 andar a ehiusi occhi, to walk 
 without fear ; in su gli occhi, or 
 negli occhi, before one's face; 
 piagnere a cald' occhi, to weep 
 bitterly ; gettar 1' occhio, to cast 
 an eye upon ; guardare con mal 
 occhio, to look askew ; in un 
 batter d' occhio, in the twin- 
 kling of an eye 
 Occhi iik), a. full of eyes, or buds 
 Occidentale, a. westerly 
 Occidente, m. west [rivatives 
 
 Occidere, see Uccidere, and its de- 
 Occipizio, m. the nape of the neck 
 Occoltare, to conceal (in poetry) 
 Occorrente, a. happening 
 Occorrenza, /. occurrence, want 
 Occorrere, to happen, occur ; to 
 come to pass ; to meet ; to pre- 
 sent one's self, to want, to be 
 needful ; non occorre che mi 
 scriviate, you need not write to 
 me ; v' occorre niente ? do you 
 want any thing ? 
 Occorrimento, m. a meeting, a 
 
 remembering 
 Occorso, m. a meeting, want 
 Occorso, part, happened 
 Occuhamente, ad. secretly 
 Occultamento, m. and Occulta- 
 
 zione, /. a hiding, concealing 
 Occulta re, to conceal 
 Occultato, pat t. concealed 
 Occul'ezza,/. secrecy, a hiding 
 OecGlto, a. occult, secret 
 Occupare. to po^ss ; occuparsi, 
 to apply one's self ; occupare una 
 casa, to occupy a house 
 
 OFF 
 
 Occupato, part, usurped 
 Occupatore, ??». an usurper 
 Occupazione,/. and Occupamento, 
 
 m. business, trade, occupation 
 Occursione, /. a meeting 
 Oceano, m. ocean, sea 
 che, conj. or else 
 Oculire, a. ocular, (of the eyes;) 
 
 testimonio oculare, an eye-wit- 
 ness 
 Ocularmente, ad. with one's eyes 
 Oculatamente, ad. cautiously 
 Oculaezza,/. circumspection 
 Oculato, a. ocular 
 Oculista, m. an oculist 
 O'da, and O'de,/. an ode 
 Odiire, to hate, detest 
 Odiato, part, hated, detested 
 Odierno, a. daily, hodiernal 
 Odievole, Odibil'e, erne" Odiabile, a. 
 
 odious, hateful, heinous 
 O'dio, m. and Odiosita, /. hatred, 
 
 odium, aversion 
 Odiosamente, ad. odiously 
 Odioso, a. hateful, odious 
 Odorabile, a. sweet-scented 
 Odoramento, m. and Odorazione,/. 
 
 an odour, or smelling 
 Odorante, a. odoriferous 
 Odorare, to smell, to scent, to find 
 
 out 
 Odorato, a. odoriferous 
 Odorato, m. sense of smelling 
 Olore, m. a smell, odour, hint, 
 
 knowledge ; dar di se buon 
 
 odore, to have a good character ; 
 
 avere odore d' una cosa, to have 
 
 a hint of a thing 
 Gdorifeio, Odorifico, and Odoroso, 
 
 a. odoriferous 
 Odorone, nx. a sweet smell 
 Orfendente, a. oii'ending 
 Oft'endere, to oft'end 
 Oifendevole, a. offensive 
 Offendicolo, m. an obs'acle 
 Ottendiniento, m. an offence 
 Oft'end i tore, m. an offender 
 Odensione,/. injury 
 Oil'ensivo, a. offensive 
 Offensore, m. an offender 
 '..'ll'rrente, a. offering 
 Offerire, ' and Offerere, to offer, 
 
 dedicate 
 Offer a, /. offer, proffer ; andare a 
 
 ofierta, to make an offering 
 Offcrto, part, offered 
 Onertorio, m. offertory 
 Ofiesa,/. offence, injury 
 Offeso, a. offended 
 Officiate, m. an officer 
 Gfficfoa,/. a shop 
 Officio, m. an "fries 
 196 
 
 OLO 
 
 Officiosamente, ad. officiously 
 
 Officiosita,/. urbanity, kindness 
 
 Oflicioso, a. obliging 
 
 Off rire, to offer 
 
 Offuscamento, m. and Offusca- 
 zione, /. a darkening 
 
 Orfuscare, to darken 
 
 Orfuscato, part, darkened, dimmed 
 
 Oficeria, f. office, vestry 
 
 Oficio, and Ofizio, m. an office 
 
 Oficioso, a. officious 
 
 Oggettare, to propose 
 
 Oggetto, m. an object 
 
 O'ggi, ad. to-day ; oggi a otto, this 
 day se'ennight; star d'oggi in 
 dimani, to wait for to-morrow 
 
 Oggidl, and Oggigiorno, ad. now 
 a-days 
 
 Oggimai. ad. now 
 
 O'glio, m. oil 
 
 Ognaccordo, m. a psaltery 
 
 O'gni, a. every, each, all 
 
 Ognidi, ad. every day 
 
 Ognissanti, ra. All-saints' day 
 
 Ognivolta che, ad. when, when- 
 ever [always 
 
 Ognora, Ognotta, and Ogniolta, ad. 
 
 Ognuno, pron. every body 
 
 Oi, or Ohi, inttrj. alas ! ah ! 
 
 Oibo, interj. fie i fie on it ! 
 
 Oime, and Ohime, interj. alas ! oh ! 
 
 Oise, interj. alas ! poor he, or she 
 
 Oitii, iiiterj. wo to thee I 
 
 Ola, interj. oh ! ah ! 
 
 Oleaeeo, a. oily 
 
 Oleastro, m. wild olive-tree 
 
 Olenie, a. odoriferous 
 
 Oleoso, a. oily, greasy 
 
 Olezzare, to smell 
 
 01 fare, to smell 
 
 Oliandolo. m. an oilman 
 
 Oliato, part, oiied 
 
 Olibano, m. incense 
 
 Oligarchia,/. oligarchy 
 
 Olimpiade,/. olympiad 
 
 Olimpico, a. Olympic 
 
 Olimpionico, m. a conqueror in 
 the Olympic games [in awe 
 
 O'lio, m. oil ; tener 1' olio, to keep 
 
 Olioso, a. oily 
 
 Olire, to scent, smell 
 
 Oliva,/. olive, olive-tree 
 
 Olivastro, a. swarlhy 
 
 01 i veto, wi. a grove of olives 
 
 Olivo, to. an olive-tree 
 
 O'lla,/. a pot 
 
 Olmeto, 77i. a grove of elms 
 
 O'lmo, 771. an elm-tree 
 
 Olocausto, 77i. a burnt-offering 
 
 Olografo, a. testamento olografo, 
 will all written with the testa 
 tor's own hand 
 
OMB 
 
 Itra. ynr. me OVrc 
 
 Oltracl 'hit 
 
 ' - deuce 
 
 •it. and Oltrag- 
 
 i'mnt 
 
 ted, offend- 
 
 it ore, m. an abusive man 
 I 
 
 ■ 
 • . ml. outrageously 
 I 
 
 . 
 Oltramv . :..irine, (a 
 
 ■ «ign 
 
 Oltram : < inderfuJ 
 
 Oltrama. 
 
 . Mini'o, a, immense 
 
 urily 
 I 
 
 Oltnuiiontuio, a. beyoud the moun- 
 tains, mr'li rn 
 
 .•i, ad. beyoud the moun- 
 tains 
 I 
 za, -i 
 
 I 
 
 ■ ince 
 
 j. very wild 
 
 e nearer ; 
 and i her 
 
 Oltreche, and Oltredicbe, conj. 
 
 the sea 
 
 Oltremir.'.hile, a. most a dmirable 
 isora, ad. 
 
 Oltre'n»ndo, and Oltramodo, ad. 
 
 .iiuch 
 .ti. ad. beyond the mmn- 
 t-rably 
 
 . 
 ■ 
 
 «pect 
 
 . m. navel ; ombelico di 
 
 ■■■■ ort 
 
 le, ehnst. 
 -ili. under 
 
 i in, m. a 'hadow 
 
 0m bra re, to star!, as a bars* 
 
 OND 
 
 pied 
 Ombrato, \ 
 (i more, m. ombre (a .fame at 
 
 imdnto, m, Ombratura, 
 
 .../.shade shad- 
 ow- 
 
 ha le 
 . -haled 
 Oml.relh,/. umbrella 
 
 Ombrellaio, m. an umbrella-oaki r 
 Ombrelltno, m. | i 
 Ombrdllo, m. an umbrella 
 Qmbrifero, (7. shady 
 Ombrosita,/. sha 1>"-, darkness 
 Ombroa i, and Ombrifero, a. shady, 
 
 dusky : skittish 
 Omelfa,/. a homily 
 Omero, m. shoul ler, back 
 
 re, to omit, leave out 
 Omet.o. in. a little man 
 Omicciuolo, rn. a silly man 
 Omicida, m. a murderer, a homi- 
 cide 
 Omicilile, and Omicidiirio, a. 
 
 i. manslaughter 
 OmissiOne, and OmmJaskme, /. 
 
 ' esso 
 iwettere 
 
 (Ciiio, m. n. an 
 
 . a. r.f the same nature 
 Qmnlogare, to approve of 
 Omologazione, /. approbation 
 (law term) 
 
 '. a. agreeing 
 Omoniiiio, ( i. homonymous 
 •. a. full of humours 
 . m. and O'nagra, /. a 
 
 i. frankincense 
 O'r.cia,/. an ounce, an inch 
 Onctao, m. a nook 
 
 . billow ; 
 
 Main. A 
 
 ■ '. il aiing ; aiularaonde, 
 
 Ondante, a. floa'in? 
 Ondata,/. a surge, a mllins wave 
 L whence : therefore 
 . uL from " batever place 
 
 uto, m. floating 
 rite, a. waving 
 re, to rise in ■■ 
 dis'urb. perplex ; on ' 
 
 un mar Hi pemieri, a thousand 
 
 fhtl rmh on my miii'l 
 
 . full of waves 
 
 v where 
 
 OPE 
 
 O n era ri o, a. tutore onerario, a 
 
 L'nardian in trust 
 . heavy 
 
 honesty 
 Ones) im d 
 
 Onestare, to embellish, cloak) Col- 
 our 
 
 •. honest 
 i ire, to act h'>!ustly 
 
 On i o, hi. decei cy 
 Onesto, ad. hoi 
 
 boaaal ; modest 
 I t'i ice, f. an onj \ 
 Onninamente, ad. entirely 
 • tanipotente, and Unnipc 
 almighty: 1' Onnipote'nte, God 
 
 Almighty 
 OnniponSnza, /. Omnipotence, Al- 
 
 mightinesa 
 Oiuiiscienza, /. omniscience 
 Onnivede*nte, a. a!! 
 Onorabile, id Ono- 
 
 rando, a. honourable, deserving 
 
 honour 
 Onorante, a. honouring 
 Onoranaa,/. honour 
 Onnrare, to honour, to reaped 
 
 Onnratamente, ad. honourably 
 
 i. /. reputation 
 Onor&to, a. honoun I, loyal, honest 
 i more, >>i. honour. 
 
 /i, and I'noiiiiceuza,/. 
 dignity, honour 
 
 ■ /. honourably 
 (hiorific'ire, ate Onor.'ire 
 
 Ouorlfico, a. honoured 
 Onranza, see Ono 
 
 Onta. /. scorn, disgrace; ad onta 
 
 tua, in spi'e of your teeth 
 Ontano, m. an < 1 i.r-tree 
 Ont.are, to dishonour 
 Ontosamente. ad. shamefully 
 Ontoso, a. Bbamefu] 
 Onoato, a. laden, loaded 
 Opacit.i,/. opacity, darkness 
 Ojwaco, a. opaque,' dark 
 Opefice, 771. artisan 
 O'pera, /. work, labour, action, 
 
 i opera Ca play) 
 Oj>erJl nl . 
 
 Operaggio, m. a work, deed 
 ()()' rarione, /. operation 
 m.a workman 
 . a. actins, operating 
 Operante, 777. agent, workman 
 
 "per. r-\ to work, 
 OperaMvo, a. operative, lalxiriom 
 art employed 
 
 ^m^nto, 
 7/1. oper aaoa 
 
ORA 
 
 Operetta, /. a little work 
 Operoso, a. active, laborious 
 Opifice, and Opefice, m. a work- 
 man 
 Opinio, a. rich, magnificent 
 Opinare, to think, to fancy j to 
 
 vote, or give one's opinion 
 Opinione,/. opinion 
 Oppiare, to give the opiate 
 Oppiato, m. the opiate 
 Oppilaie, to obstruct, stop 
 Oppilato, part, stopped 
 Oppilativo, a. oppila.ive, stopping 
 Oppilazione,/. obstruction 
 Oppintene, /. opinion 
 O'ppio, m. opium ; the poplar- 
 tree [against 
 Opporre, to oppose ; opporsi, to be 
 Opportuiiamente, ad. opportunely, 
 conveniently [sity, need 
 Opportunha./. opportunity, neces- 
 Opportiino, a. seasonable 
 Oppo-itamente, ad. oppositely 
 Opposito, a. opposite ; 1' opposito, 
 or 1' opposto, the reverse ; mi 
 disse tutto 1' opposto, he told me 
 the reverse 
 Oppositore, rn. an opposer 
 Opposizione, f. and Oppcmimento, 
 
 m. opposition 
 Opposto, m. the contrary 
 Opposto, a. opposeJ, contrary 
 Oppress'; re, to oppress 
 Oppressione, and Oppressura, /. 
 
 oppression 
 Oppresso, part, oppressed 
 Oppressore, and Oppressatore, m. 
 
 an oppressor 
 Opprimere, to oppress 
 Oppugnamento, m. an attack 
 Oppugnare, to oppose, confute 
 Oppugnato, part, opposed 
 Oppugnazione, /. opposition 
 O'pra,/. (in poetry,) work, deed 
 Oprare, to work 
 Oprire, to open 
 Opulente, a. opulent 
 Opulenza, /. riches, wealth 
 Opuscolo, m. a tract, or small 
 
 work 
 Ora,/. an hour, time ; va in bunn' 
 ora, God speed you ; d' ora in 
 ora, from time to time ; di buon' 
 ora, early, hetirnes ; in poco d' , 
 ora, in a short time. Tu sei , 
 venOto nella tua n;al' ora, you | 
 are come in an unlucky time for j 
 you | 
 
 O'ra, ad. now ; ora 1' uno, ora 1' al- 
 tro, sometimes one, sometimes j 
 another 
 O'ra,/. a breeze 
 
 ORD 
 
 Oracolo, rn. an oracle 
 
 O'rafo, rn. a goldsmith 
 
 Oramai, ad. now 
 
 Orare, to pray, adore, to make a 
 speech 
 
 Grata,/, the gold-fish, or dory 
 
 Orato, a. gilded, prayed 
 
 Oratore, rn. an orator, messenger 
 
 Oratoriamente, ad. eloquently 
 
 Oratorio, rn. an oratory, a chapel 
 
 Oratorio, a. oratorical, of an orator 
 
 Orazione, /. prayer, an oration 
 
 Orbacca,/ a berry 
 
 Orbare, to blind, to deprive 
 
 Orbalo, a. blind, deprived 
 
 O'rbe, m. orb, sphere 
 
 Or bene, and Orbe, ad. well, well 
 now 
 
 Orbezza, /. a depriving 
 
 OrbicoKre, a. orbicular 
 
 Orbiculo, m. a pulley 
 
 O'rbita, /. an orbit, or the rut of a 
 wheel 
 
 Orb Ha,/, blindness 
 
 O'rbo, a. blind, or deprived 
 
 O'rca, /. an ore, or whirlpool (a 
 sea fish) 
 
 Orchestra, /. orchestra, a gallery, 
 or place for musicians to play in 
 
 O'rcio, m. a pitcher, jug, jar 
 
 Orciolaio, m. a potter 
 
 Orcipoggia,/. larboard sheet 
 
 Orciuolo, m. a jug, a pkcher 
 
 O rco, m. a hobgoblin, (a spirit ;) 
 Fluto, hell 
 
 Ordkno, and Ordegno, m. an en- 
 gine, tool, machine 
 
 Ordinate, a. ordinary, usual 
 
 Ordinalmente, ad. orderly 
 
 Ordinar.za, /. and Ordinamento, 
 rn. ordinance, decree, law, or- 
 der, array 
 
 Ordinaire, to order, range, dispose; 
 to ordain (to confer holy orders) 
 
 Ordinariamente, ad. usually, gen- 
 erally 
 
 Oruinario, a. common, usual. All' 
 ofdinario, ad. at the usual rate, 
 as formerly 
 
 Ordinario, m. the ordinary ; the 
 post (a courier) [tinctly 
 
 Onlinatamente, ad. orderly, dis- 
 
 Ordinn.tivo, a. ordinal 
 
 Ordinate, part, ordered 
 
 Ord ; natore, rn. a disposer, con- 
 triver 
 
 Ordinazione, /. ordination, order, 
 decrte 
 
 O'rdine, m. order, disposition, 
 
 files: a relighus order ; all' or- 
 
 dine, ready ; cs er bene in ordine, 
 
 to be well-Jressed : mal in 6r- 
 
 198 
 
 ORI 
 
 dine, ill-dressed. In 6rdine, ad. 
 with regard to 
 
 Ordire, to w-u-p, to plot 
 
 Ordito, part, weaved, projected, 
 contrived 
 
 Ordito, m. a weaver's warp 
 
 Orditoio, m. a loom 
 
 Orditore, m. a weaver 
 
 Orditiira, /. a warping, or weaving 
 
 Oiecchiare, to listen 
 
 Orecchino, m. an ear-ring, a pen 
 dant 
 
 Orecchia, /. and Orecchio, rn. an 
 ear ; parlar all' orecchio, to 
 whisper ; dar orecchio, to heark- 
 en ; star colle orecchie levate, to 
 hearken attentively ; far orecchie 
 di mercante, to give no ear; 
 tirar gli orecchi, to reprimand j 
 can tar a orecchio, to sing by ear ; 
 venire alle orecchie, to have no- 
 tice 
 
 Orecchione, m. a large ear; an 
 orillon, in fortification ; orec- 
 chioni, rn. pi. a swelling about 
 the ear 
 
 Orecchiuto, a. large-eared 
 
 Orefice, m. a goldsmith 
 
 Oreficeria, /. a goldsmith's trade, or 
 ware 
 
 Oreria, /. gold-plate 
 
 Ordzza,/. and Orezzo,m. a zephyr, 
 a gentle gale 
 
 OrezSamento, m. a fresh gate 
 
 O'rfana,/. orphan 
 
 Orfanezza, and Orfanita,/. orphan- 
 ism (the state of an orphan) 
 
 O'rfano, and Orfaneilo, m. an or 
 phan 
 
 Organale, a. organical 
 
 Organico, a. organic 
 
 Organista, m. an organist 
 
 Organ izzare, and Organare, to or- 
 ganize 
 
 Organizzato, a. organized ; voce 
 organizzata, a melodious voice 
 
 Organizzazi6ne, /. an organizing 
 
 O'rgano, rn. an organ 
 
 Orgoglio, m. pride, arrogance 
 
 Orgogliosamente, ad. haughtily 
 
 Orgo.dioso, a. proud, lofty 
 
 Oriafi'imma, /. oriflame 
 
 Oricalco, rn. brass, yellow hrass 
 
 Oricanno, m. a bottle for sweet wa» 
 ;r [with) 
 
 Oncello, m. orcel (a mineral to dye 
 
 Orichicco, and Orichico, m. a 
 gum 
 
 Oricrmtto, a. that has goldeD hair 
 
 Orientate, a. oriental, eastern. 
 
 Oriente, m. orien*, east 
 
 Orificeria, /. sce Oreficeria 
 
Oil I* 
 
 and Orifizio, m. orifice, 
 . brim [phot) 
 
 irjoram (x 
 i l 
 
 >, a. origi- 
 nal 
 Oru'uniinrr.'f. ad. originally 
 On;m i Jte, begin- 
 
 i 'no, /. and Ori- 
 ginan 
 
 How 
 Orina, /. uriiii' 
 
 1. chamber-pot 
 • water 
 . 7/1. a 
 •maker 
 Oriolo. and Oriuolo, m. a dock, 
 or watch ; oriuolo a pblvere, an 
 hour-glass 
 
 m another 
 vince 
 Orione, i - ellation) 
 
 Orire. to r 
 
 gold 
 1 
 1 . ad. horizontally 
 
 zrl. hemmed, s> 
 ..mill; 
 
 Orliccio. :-crust ; a 
 
 brim, hem 
 
 Orlicei izzo, m. a little crust 
 
 O'rlo, • . edge 
 
 Orraa,/. tract, tract, f. 
 
 Ormai, ad. now (in poetry) see 
 Oramai, and Omai 
 
 Ormare. to trace 
 
 OrmegeiarM, to moor across 
 
 Oraamentale. a. ornamental 
 
 Ornameuto, m. ornament, dress 
 
 Ornare, to adorn 
 
 Ornatamente. ad. elegantly 
 
 Ornato. part, a I 
 
 Qrnato, and Ornamento, m. or- 
 nament 
 
 Ornatiira,/. an adorning 
 
 O'rno, m. 'he wild a>h 
 
 Oro, m. gohl ; cio che luce non e 
 sempre oro, all is not gold that 
 glitters; c'ar rell" oro. to litre 
 well : -old ; oro 
 
 Orotor^ weed 
 
 O*robo, m. a kind of tares 
 
 k, or watch 
 i 
 
 Qrpellire, to '••nreal. Hoik, dissem- 
 ble, to adorn with tinsel 
 Orpellato, part, covered, disguised 
 
 osc 
 
 OrpAlo, m. tinsel 
 Orpimento, m. orpiment 
 
 ciiii, tamente, ad, cruelly 
 -. a. borribto 
 . .;. obreptitioua 
 Orrevole, a. honourable 
 Orrevolmente, ad. honourably 
 Orresione, /. obreption (law term) 
 Orrfblto, a. horrible 
 Oiribilmente, axl. horribly 
 
 i, Orribilita, and Orridita, 
 /. horror 
 O'rrido, a. horrid, hideous 
 Orroiv, tn. fa HTOT 
 
 Orsa,/. ■ she-bear 
 
 complaints, gibberish 
 
 On&ttO, rn. bear's cub 
 
 (>i>ino, a. of a bear 
 
 O'rso, tn. a bear ; a shovel ; pigliar 
 1' orso, to get drunk 
 
 Orsii, intcrj. come ! away ! cour- 
 age ! come on ! 
 
 Ortaggio, m. ereens, herbs 
 
 Ortica,/. a nettle 
 
 Orticheggiare, to sting with nettles 
 
 Orticello, m. a littln garden 
 
 .. a garden ; birth, nativi- 
 ta4 (in poetry) 
 
 Ortbdossia, /. orthodoxy (a true 
 belief) 
 
 Or'oJi'-so, a. orthodox [jn? 
 
 Orto^rafia, /. orthography, spell- 
 
 Ortografioo, a. orthographical 
 zzare, to spell rightly 
 
 Oil Imo. a. garden 
 
 Ortolano, m~. a. gardener ; an orto- 
 lan (a bird) 
 
 Or via ! inter}, see Orsu 
 
 Orvietano, m. Orvietan 
 
 Oriira./. gold-plate 
 
 Orzaiu61o, m. a sty (a sore in the 
 eye-lid) 
 
 Orzare, to brinz the ship to wind 
 
 Orzata, /. a barley decoction 
 
 O'rzo, m. bailey 
 
 Osire, to dare 
 
 Os 1 erjo, m. a cuirass 
 
 unente, ad. obscenely 
 i, /. obscenity 
 
 Osceno, a. obscene, filthy 
 
 Oscuramente, ad. darkly 
 
 Oscuram^nto, ni. a daiki n'mz 
 
 Oscurare, to darken, to cloud ; to 
 Uemiah 
 
 OtCUT&to, part, darkened 
 
 Oscurita, 0>ciirazi6ne, and 0-ru- 
 rezza,/. darkness, ob curity, ig- 
 norance 
 
 DTBj dark ; mortc 
 in iznominious death 
 
 Ocuro, ad. darkly 
 199 
 
 OST 
 
 Ospitale, and Ospilabile, a. Iios 
 
 (Kpii.'ilc, tn. hospital 
 Ospitaltta, f. hosi 
 Ospitalmente, ml. hospitably 
 O'spite, rn. guest, stranger, host, 
 
 inn-keeper, landlord 
 Ospiziare, to lodge, to enter! « in 
 Osj ].M(,. rn. an hospital for monks; 
 
 a dwelling-place 
 Oasalida,/. Borrel (an herb) 
 
 I ncs 
 
 Ossatnra,/. disposition of the bones 
 
 Ossccrare, to supplicate 
 I fast >. a. bony 
 
 ire, to lie obsequious 
 (K>e<|iiio, tn. obse(|iiif»us.if>s 
 Ossequioso, and Ossequente, a. 
 
 submissive 
 Oaservfibile, a. observable 
 Oss. rvamente, m. atid Osserva- 
 
 °;i6ne,/. observa'i"ii 
 Bervante, a. res|>ectful 
 Osservanza, /. observance, remark 
 Osservair, to observe, revere 
 Osservativo, a. remarkable 
 Osserv&to, part, observed 
 re, tn. observer 
 088ervat6rio, m, an observatory 
 , me. /. observatiQn 
 . a. possessed 
 OssiJione, /. siege 
 O'SSO, in. bone 
 
 and Ow'iso, a. bony 
 ' icle 
 
 '. opposing. Nonostante, 
 C071J. notwithstanding 
 Ostare, to oppose 
 Ostatore, m. \\ ho opposes 
 O'ste, rn. and f. an inn-keeper, 
 guest; a host, an army; far il 
 con to senza 1' oste, to reckon 
 without the host : venir all' oste, 
 to engage in battle 
 Osteggiamento, m. an encampment 
 . to encamp, to attack 
 _i'i, tn. an inn 
 Ostell.ino, m. an inn-keeper 
 Ostelliere, and Ostello, m. an inn, 
 
 aboJe, or lo '^inu r 
 Ostelo, m. stalk, blade, 6tem, or 
 
 shank of a plant 
 Ostensible, a. demonstrable 
 Osh ntare, to boast 
 
 re, m. boaster 
 Ostentazidne,/. and Ostentamdnto, 
 
 ntation 
 Ostentn, m. prodigy 
 (K'cria. /. tavern, inn 
 
 Ostetrtce,/. a midwife 
 
OTT 
 
 Ostia, /. the consecrated wafer, 
 
 the host, a victim ; a wafer 
 Osti.'irio, m, a door-keeper 
 O'stico, a. morose, surly 
 Ostieie, and Ostiero, m. a lodging, 
 
 or an inn ; an inn-keeper 
 Ostile, a. hostile 
 Ostilita,/. hostility 
 Ostilmente, ad. inimica«IIy 
 Ostinarsi, to be. stubborn 
 Ostinato, a. obstinate 
 Ostinazione, /. obstinacy 
 Ostracismo, rn. ostracism 
 O'strica,/. oyster 
 stro, m. scarlet ; the south-west 
 
 wind 
 Ostruire, to obstruct 
 Ostruttivo, a. obs'ruetive 
 Ostruzione, /. obstruction, hin- 
 
 derance 
 Ostupefare, to astound 
 Otriaca, /. treacle (a sort of medi- 
 cine) 
 O'tro, and O'tre, m. a leather bag, 
 
 to put oil or wine in 
 tta, f. an hour, or time. A otta 
 
 a otta, ad. every time 
 Otta per vicenda, ad. from time 
 
 to time 
 Ottagesimo, a. the eightieth 
 Ottagonale, a. octangular 
 Ottalmia,/. blear-eyedness 
 Ottalmico, a. blear-eyed 
 Ottangolire, and Ottangulare, a. 
 
 octangular 
 Otiangolo, m. octagon 
 Oltanta, a. eighty 
 Ottantesimo, a. the eightieth 
 Ottanzette, a. eighty-seven 
 Ottarda,/. a buzzard (a bird of prey) 
 Ottare, to wish 
 Otfativo, rn. the optative mood (in 
 
 grammar) 
 Ottava, /. eight days ; a stanza of 
 
 eight verses, octave in music; 
 
 ottava di Pasqua, first Sunday 
 
 after Easter 
 Ottavo, m. the eighth part 
 Ottavo, a. eighth 
 
 Ottemperare, to obey (Latin word) 
 Ottenebrare, to darken 
 Ottenebrazione, /. darkness 
 Ottenere, to obtain, get 
 Ottenimento, rn. acquisition 
 Ottenuto, part, obtained 
 O'ttica,/. optics 
 O'ttico, a. optic, optical 
 Ottimamente, ad. perfectly well 
 Ottimate, rn. the chief man in a 
 
 state 
 O'ttimo, a. perfectly good 
 O'tto, a. eight 
 
 PAC 
 
 Ott6bre, m. October 
 
 Ottomano, a. Ottoman 
 
 Ottonaio, m. a brazier, tinker 
 
 Ottone, rn. brass 
 
 Ottuagenario, and Ottogenano, a. 
 eighty years old 
 
 Otturare, to stop 
 
 Ottusita, and Ottusezza, /. blunt- 
 ness, stupidity 
 
 Ottuso, a. obtuse, blunt 
 
 Ouest, m. west 
 
 Ovaia, /. ovary, or roe 
 
 Ovale, and Ovato, a. oval 
 
 Ovazione, /. ovation (a triumph at 
 Rome) 
 
 O've, ad. where; provided that; 
 ove siete ? where are you ? 
 
 Oveche, ad. wherever 
 
 Overo, and Ovvero, conj. or 
 
 Ovile, rn. sheepfold ; dwelling- 
 place 
 
 0' vo, see Uovo 
 
 O'vra,/. work (in poetry) 
 
 Ovveramente, cnnj. or, else 
 
 Ovviare, to obviate 
 
 Ovviazione, /. a hinderance 
 
 O'vvio, a. common, trifling 
 
 Ovunque, ad. wherever 
 
 O'zio, m. and Oziosaggine, /. 
 idleness 
 
 Oziosamen'fe, ad. idly 
 
 Oziosita,/. idleness 
 
 Ozioso, a. idle, lazy 
 
 Ozzimato, a. full of sweet basil 
 
 Ozzimo. m. sweet basil 
 
 PAC A TO, a. easy, calm 
 Pacca, /. a blow, wound, 
 
 (vulgar) 
 Pacchiare, to eat greedily ; to eat 
 
 together (vulgar) 
 Pacchione, m. a glutton 
 Pacciotta, /. gluttony [filth 
 
 Facciume, and Pacciame, m. dust, 
 Pace, /. peace; con buona pace, 
 
 with leave; porre in pace, to 
 
 pacify, calm 
 Paceficare, see Pacificare, and its 
 
 derivatives 
 P.i ci are, to pacify 
 Paciaro, m. a peace-maker 
 Pacienza,/. patience 
 Paciere, rn. mediator, peace-maker 
 Paciftro, a. bearing peace 
 Pacificnbile, a. placable 
 Pacificamente, ad. peacefully 
 Pacificamento, rn. act of pacifying 
 200 
 
 PAG 
 
 Pacificare, to pacify; pacificarsi, 
 
 to be reconciled 
 
 Pacificato, part, pacified 
 
 Pacificatore, rn. a pacificator 
 
 Pacifico, a. pacific 
 
 Padella,/. a frying-pan ; the whirl 
 bone of the knee ; a bed-pan 
 
 Padellaio, and Padellaro, m. a 
 maker or seller of frying-pans 
 
 Padellata, /. a panful 
 
 Padiglione, rn. a pavilion 
 
 Padre, m. father; padri, ances- 
 tors, fathers; (of the church, of 
 a state, &c.) 
 
 Padreggiare, to be like one's father 
 
 Padn'ma, /. a mistress 
 
 Padronaggio, and Padronato, m. 
 protection, patronage 
 
 Padronanza, /. superiority 
 
 Padronata, m. patronage, pro 
 tection 
 
 Padroncina, /. young mistress 
 
 Padrone, m. master, lord ; patron ; 
 protector; padrone di casa, a 
 landlord ; padrone di cause, a 
 lawyer ; padrdne di vascello, 
 captain of a ship ; ella e pa- 
 drone, do as you please 
 
 Padroneggiare, to command, to 
 patronise, protect, defend 
 
 Padroneria,/. see Padronato 
 
 Padronessa, /. a mistress 
 
 Padule, rn. a marsh, a bog 
 
 Paduloso, a. marshy 
 
 Paesiino, m. peasant 
 
 Paesano, a. of the same country 
 
 Paese, m. country, land, region; 
 tutto '1 rnondo e paese, one may 
 live any where; scoprir paese, 
 to view, observe 
 
 Paesetto, m. a landscape 
 
 Pafl'uto, a. plump, fat 
 
 Paga, /. pay, salary; egli e una 
 cattiva paga, he is a bad pay- 
 master 
 
 Pas^abile, a. payable 
 
 Pagamento, m. payment 
 
 Paganamente, ad. "pagan-like 
 
 Paganesimo, m. paganism 
 
 Pa^anico, and Pagano, a. pagan, 
 heathenish 
 
 Paganizzare, to live like a pagan 
 
 Pagano, m. a pagan 
 
 Pagare, to pay; pagarsi di ragi6ni, 
 to be reasonable ; pagar d' in- 
 gratitudine, to be ungrateful ; 
 pagar il fio, to be punished; 
 pag&p di contanti, to pay ready 
 cash 
 
 Pag.' - ) to, part, payed 
 
 Pa^atore, m. pay-master 
 
 Pagatorello, m. a bad pay-master 
 
PAL 
 
 Paggfoo, m. little page 
 1 
 
 •:" .1 leaf 
 Paglia, /. straw, chaff; col tempo 
 in le ne- 
 
 •pole, time brings a: 
 
 m, pitiful 
 fell uv 
 
 \ and Paslieiiccio, in. 
 ■ bed 
 . m. a rick of straw, i 
 c >ro 
 Pagliolaia. /. dewlap (of an ox. 
 
 straw 
 . a. full of straw ; vicious, 
 
 Pagliuccia, f. I 1 it of straw 
 Pagliuola, /. spangle 
 
 iff small straw 
 raw 
 
 Pago, o. contented (in poetry) 
 
 [pie 
 Pagonazzn. and PaonAzzo, a, pur- 
 . m. a peacock 
 
 vim ire one's self 
 li carte, a 
 pack of cards 
 
 • leful 
 Paiuolo, rru a kettle, pot 
 
 'he ladles 
 
 idin 
 
 ;ice of pales 
 Pahfittaxe, to drive in piles 
 
 ./. a pile-work 
 Palaf eniere, to. groom of the sta- 
 ble 
 Palafreno, m. palfrey, a state horse 
 ire 
 '. f. a pilchard (a kind of 
 tunny) 
 Parinca,/. board, lath, pilisaJe 
 Palanc I fence 
 
 Palanlra./. a bomb ship 
 Palandrino, m. and Palandrana, 
 /. a gn [*e. 
 
 Palire, to pale, fence, to prop trees, 
 ■ : a shovel-full 
 . >?>. j alatinate 
 line 
 
 : 
 
 to. the palate ; 
 
 pped 
 
 : palch&ti 
 d' un te'ttm, boxes [hovel 
 
 Palchistuolo, m. a per.' 
 
 | r. stage, scaffold j 
 
 the b >n»of aaeer 
 
 FAL 
 
 IfcMo, m. a \vlii|)pin:-t.>p 
 
 i. 'o, m. a declaration, re- 
 veal ins? 
 
 . to declare ; pa 
 tutti, to proclaim 
 
 Palesaro, /"1/r. d • 
 
 Palesatdre, m. a n i 
 
 ; ublic, manifest 
 
 Palesemento, ad, openly [place 
 
 Palestra. /. wrestling, a wresUiiig- 
 
 Pali strtta, m. a wrestler 
 
 Palerta,/. a Bn <sh »vd 
 
 Palette, m, a hasp (for a casement) 
 
 Pali Hone, in. a shoveller (a bird) 
 
 Paliociata, /". a palisade 
 
 PAIido. a. pale 
 
 Palificare, to palisade 
 
 Palrficata,/. a palisade 
 
 Palificato, part, palisa ted 
 
 PaliDOdia,/. a recan a:on 
 
 Pali ', m. a pall, mantle, canopy ; 
 a prize ; correre il palio, to run 
 a race 
 
 Paliotto, m. an altar-piece 
 
 Paliscalmo, and Paliscfae* mo, m. 
 a >kilV, canoe, or ship-bat 
 
 Palizzata, /. and Palizzato, to. 
 ))alisule 
 
 Palla./. a ball, bowl, bullet ; av r 
 la palla in m.'ino, to have in one's 
 : pr, n ter 1> palla al bal- 
 zo, to seize an opportunity; la 
 palla balsa in sul tuo te-tto, for- 
 tune smiles upon you 
 
 Pallaccorda, f. a tennis-court 
 
 Pall'idio, a. of Pal I is 
 
 Pallafreniere, m. a groom of the 
 stable 
 
 Palliio, m. a marker (at tennis,&c.) 
 
 Pallamiglio, to, game of ball 
 
 Pall^^i.'ire, to play at tennis, to 
 brandish 
 
 Pallinte, a. pale (in poetry) 
 
 Pallerino. m. a player at tennis 
 
 Palliamehto, m. palliation 
 
 PalliAre. to palliate; palli'ire una 
 mwlatrla, to patch up a distemper 
 
 Palliativo, a. rime lio palliativo, a 
 palliative 
 
 Palli.Vo, part, palliated 
 
 a I dli :)•'./. ondPallore, 
 TTi. paleness 
 
 Pallid'.ccio, a. palish 
 
 PAllido, a. pile, wan 
 
 Pallidore, to. pal 
 
 Pallini, TO. pi. shot 
 
 P'lllio, m. mantle, pall ; palliation, 
 disguise 
 
 Pall-ne, m. a balloon (a foot-ball) 
 
 Pallottola,/. a hard ball 
 
 Pa ' lotto] iera, /. a notch in a cross- 
 bow 
 
 20i 
 
 PAN 
 
 Pal ma, /. a palm tree ; prize ; 
 palm (the inner part of the hand) 
 
 Pal n.'-- ». /. a blow « i b be hand ; 
 
 dare la palmate, to bribe a 
 
 in i risti i' . \ ■ 
 
 . m.a mill ; a winepress ; 
 
 iiiaeinne a due palmenti, to get 
 
 I'ac en Is at once 
 IMni ■:<>. in. a pvlm-xrove 
 Palmiere, >n. a | il aim 
 Pajmite, m, branch of a vine 
 Palniizio, to. a palm-tree 
 Palmo, to. a span 
 
 Palmone, >n. a bongo 
 
 Palo, m. a pale, a sake, a lever 
 r i, TO, a diver 
 
 Palombin (../. a b i I of crape 
 
 Palombi . to. a wild pigeon: a 
 
 kind of dog-fish 
 Palp'.bile, a. palpable, piain 
 Palpare, and Palpeggiare, to feel, 
 
 touch, flatter, coax 
 Palpatore, to. a flatterer 
 Palpehra, f. the eye-li Is 
 
 . to handle, feci 
 Palpeggiatina,/..* gentle touch 
 Palpi auicinto, to. a panting 
 PalpitAnte, a. panting 
 Palpitate^ to pant, throb 
 Palpitazidne,/. palpitation 
 Paltooito, a. beggarly 
 l'altone, TO. a vagah in 1 
 Paltuneggiare, to beg about 
 Paltooerfa, /. beggary, dissolute- 
 
 n aa 
 
 . to. a wandering b a ajf aM ', 
 
 a d bauched fellow 
 Paludale^xnd Paludano, a. marshy, 
 
 !'or/y 
 
 Paludam Into, m. a pafudament (a 
 
 coat r.f armoui among the Ro 
 mans) 
 
 Palude,/. and m. a marsh, bog 
 
 Paludoso, and Palustre, a. mai"shf 
 fenny, moorish 
 
 Palustre, a. fenny, bo '-'v 
 
 Palvesata, /. a pavoisade, a target- 
 fence [arm 
 
 Palvese, m. a shield, a defensive 
 
 Parnpanata, f. a burning of vine- 
 I Lves in w ine- 1 
 
 P'mipano, m. vine-leaves 
 
 i, and Pamphleo, a. full 
 
 of vim-leaves 
 Pampinifero, a. bearing vine-leaves 
 Pampino, rn. a vine-leaf 
 Pampinoso, a. covered with vine- 
 Pun, f. pitch 
 Paniccia, /. a confection to pre- 
 
 • ine 
 
 PanAce, to. and Panacea,/, wound- 
 
PAN 
 
 wort, or panacea (a universal 
 renie 4 y; 
 
 PanAggio, m. a provision of bread 
 
 Panata,/. a panado (a soup) 
 
 Panattiera, f. a pantry, a shep- 
 herd's scrip, a bread-basket 
 
 Panattiere, m. a baker, pantler 
 
 Panca, /. a bench, a stool 
 
 Pancaccia, /. a bench in public 
 places where people meet to 
 charter 
 
 Pancacciuolo, m. a corn-flower 
 
 Pancale, ra. a bench-carpet 
 
 Pancita, /. a full bench 
 
 Pancia, /. paunch, belly 
 
 Pancie'a./. a cuirass 
 
 Panciolle, ad. s'are a panciolle, to 
 want for no'hin? 
 
 Panciuto, a. big-bellied 
 
 Panconcellato, part, covered with 
 laths [la h> 
 
 Panconcellatiira, /. covering with 
 
 Panconcillo, ra. a lath 
 
 Pancone, rru a plank, a board, a 
 bench for a. joiner 
 
 Pancotto, to. a pa nado 
 
 Pandere, to publish (Latin word) 
 
 Pandette, /. pi. pandects 
 
 Pane, ra. bread ; render pan per 
 focaccia, to be revenged ; pan di 
 zucchero, a sugar-loaf; pan di 
 cera, a cake of wax ; pane azzi- 
 mo, unleavened bread ; pan fre- 
 sco, new bread ; pan secco, stale 
 bread 
 
 Panegirico, ra. panegyric 
 
 Paneiirista. ra. a panegyrist 
 
 Panel! o, ra. bonfire 
 
 Panetto, m. a little loaf 
 
 Pania, /. birdlime ; panie amo- 
 rose, amorous snares ; la panda 
 non tenne, the thing did not suc- 
 ceed 
 
 Paniccia. /. paste 
 
 Panichina,/. a strumpet 
 
 Panico, ra. panic, mhlet (a grain) 
 
 Panico, a. panic 
 
 Pan i era,/, a basket 
 
 Panieraio, ra. a basket-maker 
 
 Paniere, ra. a basket 
 
 Panificarsi, to become bread 
 
 Panione, ra. a lime-twig 
 
 PaniOzza, Paniuzzola, f. and Pa- 
 nitizzo, ra. a small lime-twi^ 
 
 Pannaiuolo, and Panniere, ra. a 
 woollen-draper 
 
 Pannatura,/. and Panneargiamento, 
 m. drapery fa term in painting; 
 
 Panne^giare, to paint drapery 
 
 Pannello. ra. a piece of clo r h 
 
 Pannicello, and Pannicolo, ra. a 
 little cloth ; diaphragm, midriff 
 
 FAR 
 
 Pannina,/. woollen cloth 
 
 Pann^, m. cloth ; panni, clothes; 
 starsi ne' suoi panni, to be con- 
 tented with %vhat one has 
 
 Pannocchia, /. the ear of Indian 
 wheat 
 
 Panuolino, to. linen-cloth 
 
 Pantalone, m. pantaloon (a mask) 
 
 Pantano, ra. a marsh, fen, bog 
 
 Pantanoso, a. marshy, miry 
 
 Pantcone, m. pantheon 
 
 Pantera, /. panther ; a draw-net 
 
 Panterino, a. of a panther 
 
 Pantofola, /. a slipper [story 
 
 Pantraccola, /. an old woman's 
 
 Pantiifola,/. a slipper 
 
 Panza, /. paunch, belly 
 
 Panz~ ne, /. pi. nonsense 
 
 Panziera, /. a cuirass 
 
 Paolino, to. a bird, a fool 
 
 Paolo, ra. a silver coin [pie 
 
 P onazzo, a. violet coloured, pur- 
 
 Paone, ra. a peacock 
 
 Paonegnare, to s'rut 
 
 Paones'sa, /. a peahen 
 
 Papa. ra. the pope 
 
 Papule, a. papal [ties 
 
 Papasso, ra. a priest of false divini- 
 
 Papaio, ra. papacy, the pope's dig- 
 nity 
 
 Papavero, ra. poppy ; papavero 
 erritico, a wild poppy 
 
 Paperello, and Paperino, ra. a gos- 
 ling f young goose) 
 
 Paperino, a. of a goose, papal 
 
 Papero, ra. and Papera, /. a green 
 goose 
 
 Papesco, a. papal, popish 
 
 Papilione, ra. butterfly 
 
 Papilla,/, the nipple 
 
 Papiro, ra. papyrus, (a plant ;) a 
 sheet of paper 
 
 Papiita, m. a papist 
 
 Pappa,/. pap (an infant's food) 
 
 Pappacchione, ra. a glutton, block- 
 head 
 
 Pappafico, ra. a hood 
 
 PappagaUo, ra. a parrot 
 
 Pappalardo, ra. hypocrite, a glutton 
 
 Pappalecco, ra. a dainty bit 
 
 Pappare, to gormandize 
 
 Fappatore, ra. a greedy gut 
 
 Pappino, ra. a servant of an hos- 
 pital [mash 
 
 Pappola'a, /. an idle story ; a hash- 
 
 Pappone, ra. a devourer 
 
 Parabola,/, parable, a fable 
 
 Parabolano, ra. a great talker 
 
 Parab'dano, a. false, vain 
 
 Parabolico, a. parabolical 
 
 Paracen'esi, /. paracentesis, or tap- 
 ping for the dmpsy 
 202 
 
 PAR 
 
 Paraclito, in. the Comforter, or 
 
 the Holy Ghost 
 Paracuor^, ra. lungs 
 Paradiso, ra. paradise ; paradiso 
 terrestre, the garden of Eden; 
 mettere una cosa in paradiso, to 
 extol a thing up to the sky 
 Paradosso, ra. a paradox 
 Paradosso, a. paradoxical 
 Paraferna, /. paraphernalia 
 Parafrasare, to paraphrase 
 Parafrasi, /. a paraphrase 
 Parafraste, ra. a paraphraser 
 Paraggio, ra. a comparison 
 Paragonabile, a. comparable 
 Faragonanza, /. comparison 
 Paragonare, to compare, to equal 
 Paragone, ra. a touchstone, a com 
 parison ; far para5one, to put in 
 competition ; metter in para- 
 gone, to set against ; oro di para 
 gone, pure gold. A paragone, 
 ad. comparatively 
 Paragrafo, ra. paragraph 
 Paialasse, /. a parallax (in astrono- 
 my) [parison 
 Para! silo, m. a parallel, a com- 
 Paralello, a. parallel 
 Paralisia,/. palsy 
 Paralitico, a. paralytic 
 Paralogismo, ra. a paralogism 
 Pararnento, ra. furniture ; rich 
 
 clothes, ornaments for a horse 
 Paramosche, to. a fly-flap 
 Parapetto, m. breast -work 
 Parapiglia, /. confusion; crowd; 
 
 disorder 
 Parare, to adorn, dress, deck, to 
 parry, keep off; parar un colpo, 
 to parry a blow ; pararsi dinan- 
 zi ad aictino, to present one's self 
 Parasole, m. a parasol 
 Parassitico, a. parasitical 
 Parassito, ra, parasite, spunger 
 Parassitone, to. a barefaced para- 
 site 
 ParLta, /. rampart, a parade 
 Paratio, to. a partition 
 Parato, to. see Pararnento 
 Para to, part, adorned, decked, pre- 
 pared, ready 
 Paratura,/. adorning 
 Paravento, m. a screen 
 Parca, /. death, destiny ; le parcbe, 
 
 the fates 
 Parcamente, ad. sparingly 
 Parcere, to forgive, to spare (Latin 
 
 word) 
 Parcita,/. moderation 
 Parco, a. parsimonious, saving, 
 
 sober, moderate 
 Parco, to. park 
 
PAR 
 
 PAR 
 
 PA1 
 
PAS 
 
 Uta to be mistaken; donna di 
 parti to, a strumpet 
 
 PartUo, part, divided, departed 
 
 Partitore, m, a divider, a firebrand 
 of sedition 
 
 Partizione, /. partition 
 
 Parto, m. child-birth, child-bed ; 
 child, infant ; essere a mal di 
 parto, to be in labour; donna di 
 parto, a Lying-in woman ; d'un 
 parto, at one birth ; parto (effet- 
 to) questo e parto, this is the 
 effect ; parto del suo ingegno, 
 the product of wit 
 
 Partoriente, and Partoritrice, /. a 
 woman that lies in ; a woman 
 in the straw 
 
 Fartorire, to be delivered, to be 
 brought to bed, to produce 
 
 Partortta, part, brought to bed, 
 produced 
 
 Parturire, see Partorire, and all its 
 derivatives 
 
 Ffcrtta,/. appearance 
 
 Pariito, part, appeared, seemed 
 
 Farvente, a. visible, plain 
 
 Parvenza, f. appearance, smallness 
 
 Parvificare, to diminish 
 
 Farvifico, a. nigjardlv, stingy 
 
 Farvipendtre, tn despi'se 
 
 Parvita,/. smallness 
 
 P.'irvo, a. little, small 
 
 Parvoletto, and Parvolino, m. an 
 infant, a little child 
 
 Parvolo, m. a child 
 
 Parzi'ile, a. partial 
 
 Parziale, m. a partisan 
 
 Parzialeg^i/ire, to be partial 
 
 Parzialita, /. partiality 
 
 Farziahruinte, ad,, partially 
 
 Pascere, to feed ; graze ; to sup- 
 port, nourish; pascersi, to feed 
 upon 
 
 Pascibietola, rn. a dunce, a fool 
 
 Pascimento, m. a pasturing 
 
 Pasciona, /. a pasture-ground, 
 abundance 
 
 Fascitore, m. a grazier 
 
 Pasciiito, part, fed, grazed 
 
 Pasco, m. a pasture (in poetry) 
 
 Pascolare, to graze 
 
 Pascolo, m. pasture, feeding 
 
 Pasqua, /. Easter ; dar la mala 
 
 ?asqua, to afflict; Pasqua rosa, 
 Whitsunday 
 PasquAle, a. paschal 
 Pasquin'da, f. and Pasquillo, m. a 
 
 pasquinade, or libel 
 Pass') bile, a. tolerable 
 Passigzio, rn. passage ; esser di 
 
 pass'igdo, to be. a pa-senger 
 Passamano, m. lace, livery 
 
 PAS 
 
 Passamento, m. a passage, or 
 passing 
 
 Passaute, a. and s. passing, or a 
 leather band 
 
 Passaporto, in. a pass, pas port 
 
 Passare, to pass, go through, or go 
 by ; passar il comando, to trans- 
 gress ; come vela passate ? how 
 goes it ? passar di sapere, to 
 surpass; passar di vita, to die; 
 passare, to be reputed ; passarsi, 
 to be contented ; passar agli 
 ordini, to be admitted to orders ; 
 passar una supplica, to grant a 
 request ; passar la serata, to 
 spend the evening; passar una 
 strada, un fiume, &c. to cross 
 over a street, a river ; passar da 
 banda a banda, to run through ; 
 passarsi d' una cosa, to be con- 
 tented with a thing; passar a 
 nuoto, to swim over 
 
 Passata, /. a passage ; dar passata, 
 to omit 
 
 Passatempo, m. sport, pastime 
 
 Passato, a. past; passati, m. pi. 
 ancestors 
 
 Passatoio, m. a stone to cross over 
 
 Passatoio, a. easy to be got over 
 
 Passatore, m. a passenger 
 
 Passavogare, to row amain 
 
 Passavolante, m. a pass-volant, a 
 fagot in the mustering of soldiers ; 
 a piece of ordnance 
 
 Passeggiamento, m. a walk 
 
 Passeggiare, to walk 
 
 I 3 asseggiata, /. a walk 
 
 Passeggiere, and Passeggiero, m. a 
 passenger, or a toll-gatherer 
 
 Passeggiero, a. fit to transport; 
 transitory 
 
 Passeggio, m. walking-place 
 
 Passera, /. and Passere, m. a spar- 
 row; passere di Canaria, a Ca- 
 nary bird 
 
 Passeraio, m. confused chattering 
 
 Passerino, rn. a great needle 
 
 Passetto, a. a little musty ; braccio 
 passetto, an ell yard 
 
 Passibile, a. suffering 
 
 Passibilita^/. passibility 
 
 Passino, m. the length of the loom 
 
 Passionare, to torment, suffer 
 greatly 
 
 Passionato, a. affectionate, fond 
 
 Passione, /. passion, affliction, 
 love; la passione di nostra Sig- 
 nore, the suffering of our Saviour 
 
 Passivamente, ad. passively 
 
 Pas ivo, a. passive 
 
 Passo. m. pace, step, passage ; per- 
 der i passi, to lose our labour; 
 204 
 
 PAS 
 
 uccello di passo, a bird of pas* 
 sage ; uscir di passo, to mend 
 one's pace. Passo passo, ad. 
 softly, gently ; a passo a passo, 
 one thing after another ; il piu 
 dura passo e quel della soglia, 
 the beginning of every thing is 
 always the hardest 
 
 Passo, part, dried, withered ; that 
 has suffered; uve passe, raisins 
 
 Passolo, a. uva passola, raisins 
 
 Passonata, /. a pile (a wooden 
 stake) 
 
 Passuj'o, a. that is to suffer 
 
 Pasta, /. paste ; uomo di grossa 
 pasta, a dunce ; uomo di buona 
 pasta, a good-natured fellow ; 
 metter mano in pasta, to be 
 meddling 
 
 Pastaccio, m. silly fellow 
 
 Pasteggiare, to feast, to eat together 
 
 Pastel liere, rn. a pastry-cook 
 
 Pastelio, m. a pie, a pastil, or 
 crayon ; a little feast [enge) 
 
 Pasticca, /. a pastil (a kind of loz- 
 
 Pasticceria, /. a pastry cook's shop 
 
 Pasticciame, m. pastry 
 
 Pasticciere, m. a pastry-cook 
 
 Pasticcio, m. a pie 
 
 Pasticco, m. pastil 
 
 Pastiglia, /. a pastil 
 
 Pastinaca,/. a parsnep 
 
 Pastinare, to hoe the earth 
 
 Pastinazione, f. a digging up 
 
 Pastino, ra. hoed land 
 
 Pasto, rn. food, meat, a feast, or 
 meal ; far pasto, to feast ; man- 
 giar a pasto, to eat at an ordina- 
 ry ; tre pasti al giorno, three 
 meals a day 
 
 Pasto, a. fed (in poetry) 
 
 Pastocchia, /. a flam, or fib 
 
 Pastocchiata, /. nonsense 
 
 Pastoforio, m. the archives of a 
 church 
 
 Pastoia, /. a pastern, a shackle of 
 a horse, a hinderance 
 
 Pastone, rn. lump of dough 
 
 Pastorale, m. a crosier, (a bishop's 
 staff;) a pastoral (a sort of poem) 
 
 Pastorale, a. pastoral 
 
 Pastoralmente, ad. like a pastor, 
 or shepherd 
 
 Pastorare, see Pasturare 
 
 Pastore, m. shepherd, pastor 
 
 Pastoreccio, a. pastoral 
 
 Pastore] la,/, a young shepherdess 
 
 Pastorello, rn. a young shepherd 
 
 Pastosita,/. softness 
 
 Pastoso, a. plump, fat ; vin pa* 
 stoso, sound wine ; pane past6so % 
 doughy bread 
 
PAT 
 
 Pastricciano, m. caraway ; a 
 duiv 
 
 Pastura. ' 
 
 Pastorale, m. the pastern; acr> 
 
 Pasturare, to |>asture cat'lc. to lead 
 ca'tle .1 grazing, to f< 
 to hive he charge of souls 
 
 Pastan 
 
 I 
 
 f. the whirl-bone of the 
 knee 
 
 iment 
 halice 
 i. evident, plain; lettera 
 . 1- 1 e s pa'ent 
 openly 
 Patera,/, a goblet 
 Patereccio, to. a whitlow fa sore) 
 
 . a. pa'ernal 
 Pa'en i madly 
 
 Paternita./. paternity 
 Paterno, a. pal 
 
 PalernosTn, to. Ihe Lord's prayer 
 Pa'rtir bxally 
 
 hetic 
 Pallbo 
 
 rrief 
 
 d'una 
 
 '-.-. I "an' for no hing ; 
 bo pairlo, I hit;- him 
 
 ■i'erer 
 a. pa ho'ojical 
 
 a part of 
 
 m, fa'her fin poetry) 
 Patria./. na'ivt- 
 
 ' hrch 
 I 
 
 .ate (title, 
 dignity of, he.) 
 
 \. f. the residence of a 
 
 i, m. murderer <-f a fa»h°r 
 Patriefdio, m. ra'ricide; murder 
 fa'her-in-law 
 filial 
 « i inheritance 
 Pa'.rino. m. a eodfather; a second 
 
 in ■ 
 ! 
 
 •ism 
 
 (a pa'ri- 
 cian> 
 
 m. a patrician 
 
 PAZ 
 
 Pa'rizz/irc, to h- like one's fa'her 
 
 ■< . a. protecting 
 Pa'rocin ire, 
 Patracinatbre, m. a protector, pa- 
 
 Patrocinio, TO. patronage 
 ' ' mike even 
 
 -reement 
 re, to bargain 
 
 rreed on, bargain- 
 ed 
 IV* no, m. a skate 
 Patto, to. compact, agreement. 
 C in patio die, ad. on c m I 'i"i' 
 thai ; per alcon patto, by no 
 means 
 Pattuire, to bargain, to arree 
 PattOgUa,/. pr.r>>le 
 PattQmc, to. sweepings, dirt ; 
 graving (sea term) 
 •. open, larze 
 i ar, dread ; far paiira, to 
 
 i ate. ad. timorously 
 Pauroso, a. timorous, suspicious; 
 
 te rible 
 Pausa,/. pause, rest, 
 
 . part, terrified 
 , tof=ar 
 
 r fearful 
 I •, a. frightful 
 Pavent >, to. fright, 
 
 ■. a. afraid, timorous ; 
 horrid, terrille 
 Pavere, d. d.f. 3d pen. si?ig. pave, 
 
 • f-ars 
 
 Piv - ■, ?n. a large shield 
 Pui do, a. fearful, timorous 
 Paviment'ire, to pave 
 Paviinen'o, m. a pavement, cause- 
 
 nay 
 Pavoo '77o, a. purple 
 Pavonc -lla. f. a lapwing (a bird) 
 Pavoiic<illo, in. a young peacock 
 Pavone. to. peacock 
 
 iirsi, to strut 
 a,/, a peahen 
 Paziente, m. a paieut fa sick per- 
 son) 
 Pazidiite. a. pa'ient 
 Parientemente. ad. patiently 
 Pazienza, f. patience 
 Pazz&ccia, /. a great fool 
 Pazz'iccio, m. an arrant fool 
 • . ad. foolishly 
 
 PaszareJlo, m. li 
 
 • -. to do'e, r >r rave 
 
 Pazzerta, f. folly, • 
 
 Vi77"^T)p, m. a madman 
 Pazzescamente, ad. foolishly 
 
 PED 
 
 Pa77 : sco, a. foolish, mad 
 Paizta,/. folly, madness 
 
 Pazzi.ire, to play the fool 
 Pazziuola./. a foolish thing 
 
 P.i7zo, n. mad; whimakal] ub 
 
 paiXOda catena, a madman 
 Pecca,/. vice, fault, defect 
 I'< cr iblle, a. apt tO sin 
 Peccadiglio, to. a peccadillo (a 
 
 venial sin) 
 Peceaminteo. a. sinful 
 
 Pecc.inte. a. faulty 
 
 Peccare, to Bin, transgress, rrr, fail 
 Peccato, TO. sin, offence, harm, 
 
 fault ; e peccato, "t is a pity 
 Peccatore, TO, a sinner 
 Peecatrfce,/. a prostitute 
 Pecchero, m. a sort of drinking 
 
 glass 
 Pecchia, /. a bee 
 Pecchiare, to suck, to drink bard 
 Peccia,/. belly 
 Pece, /. tar, pitch ; pece greca 
 
 rosin; macchia'i d' una pece, 
 
 all in the same fault 
 Pccioso, a. pitchy 
 Pecora, /. a sheep ; e una pecora, 
 
 he is a harmless fellow 
 Pecoraggine,/. foolishness 
 Peeo ,'iio, '?i. a shepherd 
 PecorecOO, TO. COnfUBiOD 
 Prcoivlla, f. a sheep, or a ewe 
 Pecorile, m. a sheep-fold 
 Pecorfno, a. of a sheep 
 P corino. rn. a lamb ; sheer 's dvmj? 
 Pccordne, and Pecorino, m. a 
 
 dunce 
 PeculAto, m. peculation (the rob- 
 bing of the public treasury) 
 P. cuii'ire, a. peculiar 
 Peculiarmiinte, ad. peculiarly 
 Peculio, m. a sum, stock, effect; 
 
 cattle, a herd 
 Pecinia, /. ready money 
 Pecuniale, and Pecuniativo, a. 
 
 pecuniary 
 Pecunialmente, ad. with money 
 Pecuniario, a. pecunia-y 
 Pedij?io, m. toll, custom 
 Pedajiere, m. a toller herer 
 Pedajnuolo, a. cut, pulled from 
 
 the trunk of a 'ree 
 Pedazo^ia, /. instruction 
 Pelaro^ico, a. pedantic [er) 
 
 F'eda:6;o. m. pe !a rogue fa leach- 
 Pedale, m. the tmrk. stock of a 
 
 tree ; ped.ale d'or'ano, pedal, 
 
 Che low key of organ*) ; ped.ale 
 di correggiato, the handle of a 
 flail 
 
 a. giddictJ ped.ineo, an 
 inferior judge 
 
PEL 
 
 Pedante, to. a pedant (a school- 
 master) 
 
 Pedanteria, /. pedantry 
 
 Pedantesco, a. pedantic 
 
 Pedantucolo, and Pedantuzzo, w. 
 a palry schoolmaster 
 
 Pedata,/. footstep, track ; a kick; 
 seguitar le pedate, to imitate 
 
 Pedestre, a. pedestrian, pedaneous J 
 gente pedestre, f ot-soldiers 
 
 Pedicciuolo, to. pedicle (stalks of 
 fruits and plants) 
 
 Pedicello, to. a hand-worm 
 
 Pedieulare, a. pedicular (lousy) 
 
 Pedignone, m. chilblains 
 
 Pedina, /. a paw n at chess ; a com- 
 mon woman 
 
 Pedo, ?7i. a sheep-hook 
 
 Pedona, /. a pawn at chess 
 
 Pedonaggio, to. and Pedoniglia, /. 
 foot-soldiers, infantry 
 
 Pedone, to. a foot-soldier 
 
 Pedo to, Fedotto, and Pedotta, to. 
 a pilot, a steersman, a guide 
 
 Peduccio, m. petty -toes ; a corbel 
 (in architecture) [ings 
 
 Pedule, to. the foot part of stock- 
 
 Pegaseo, a. of Pegasus 
 
 Pegaso, and Pegaseo, w. a winged 
 horse, or a northern constellation 
 
 Peggio, ad. worse, or the worst ; 
 aver il peggio, to be worsted ; al 
 peggio de T peggi, let the worst 
 come to the worst ; di male in 
 peggio, worse and worse 
 
 Peggioramento, 771. a getting worse 
 
 Peggiorare, to make worse ; peg- 
 giorare nella malattia, to grow 
 worse and worse 
 
 Peggiora'ivo, a. worse and worse 
 
 Peg^iorato, part, grown worse 
 
 Peggiore, a. worse 
 
 Peggiormente, ad. in a worse man- 
 ner 
 
 Pegno, 771. pawn, token, mark ; dar 
 la fede in pegno, to p edge one' 
 self 
 
 Pegnonire, to seize a thing pawned 
 
 Pegola,/. pitch, tar 
 
 Pelacane, m. a tanner 
 
 Pelago, to. sea, ocean, trouble 
 
 Pelamantelli, to. a rascal, a rogue 
 
 Pelame, to. hair, the quality of 
 hair 
 
 Pel amen to, to. a pulling of the 
 hair 
 
 Pelanibbi, to. an oppressor 
 
 Pelapiedi, m. a mean fellow 
 
 Pelapolli, to. a noddy, a ninny 
 
 Pel'ire, to make Laid, or pick ; to 
 fleece 
 
 Pelatiua, /. a scald of the head 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pelato, a. bald, fleeced 
 Pelatura, /. a picking, &c. 
 Pellame, to. skin 
 
 Pelle, /. skin, hide, pretence ; sot- 
 to pelle d'amicizia, under show 
 of friendship ; non capir nella 
 pelle, to be ex remely glad ; 
 scampar la pelle, to save one's 
 self. Pelle pelle, ad. superficial- 
 ly 
 Pellegrina, /. a pilgrim 
 Pellegrinaggio, to. pilgrimage 
 Pellegrinare, to travel in foreign 
 
 countries, to go in pilgrimage 
 Pellegrinazione, /. pilgrimage, 
 
 wandering 
 Pellegrinita,/. a rarity 
 Pellegrino, to. pilgrim, traveller 
 Pellegrino, a. singular, rare, for- 
 eign 
 Pellicano, to. a pelican 
 Pellicceria, /. a skinner's trade or 
 
 street 
 Pelliccia,/. a furred coat 
 Pellicciaio, to. a furrier 
 Pellicciire, to make furred coat 
 Pellicciere, to. a skinner 
 Pellicello, to. a hand-worm 
 Pelliceo, a. of a skin or fur 
 Pellicino, to. the bottom of a fish- 
 ing net [membrane 
 Pellicola, /. pellicle, skin, film. 
 Pellucido, a. transparent 
 Pelo, 771. hair; lasciar il pelo, to 
 be a loser ; cercare il pelo nell' 
 uovo, to seek for a quarrel ; pelo, 
 a cleft in a wall ; rank, condi- 
 tion ; pelo dell' acqua, the sur- 
 face of the water. A pelo, ad. 
 precisely ; andare a pelo, to 
 please one ; voi mi andate molto 
 a pelo, I like you very well 
 Pelosella, /. mouse-ear (an herb) 
 Pelosetto, a. a little hairy 
 Peloso, a. very hairy 
 Pelta,/. target 
 
 Peltrato, part, tinned, tinned over 
 Peltro, 777. pewter 
 Pel una,/, the down 
 Peltizzo, 771. a little hair, or down 
 Pena, /. pain, punishment, grief, 
 toil. A pena, ad. scarce, with 
 difficulty 
 Penace, a. that grieves 
 Penale, a. penal 
 
 Penality,/, penalty (a fine imposed) 
 Penalmente, ad. under punish- 
 ment fs'ay 
 Penare, to suffer, endure, tarry, 
 Penati, m. pi. penates (household 
 
 gods) 
 Penato, a tormented 
 206 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pendaglio, to. belt, a hook, a bed- 
 curtain 
 Pendente, to. a pendant, bed-cur- 
 tains, hangings ; a precipice J 
 
 necklace, or ear-rings 
 Pendente, a. depending 
 Pendenza, /. bias, declivity 
 Pendere, to hang, to bend, decline, 
 
 to depend, to be depending (law 
 
 term) 
 Pendevole, a. hanging 
 Pendice, /. the side of a hill ; pen* 
 
 dici, /. pi. the utmost bounds of 
 
 a city 
 Pendio, to. steepness, declivity 
 Pendolo, 771. a level, a plumb line, 
 
 a pendulum clock 
 Pendolo, a. hanging 
 Pendolone, ad. in a hanging way 
 Penduto, part, hanged 
 Penetrabile, a. penetrable, pene 
 
 trating 
 Penetrabilita,/. penetrability 
 Penetrale, to. the inmost part of a 
 
 house or temple 
 Penetramento, 771. see Penetrazi6ne 
 Penetrante, a. penetrating 
 Penetrare, to penetrate, to dive into, 
 
 fathom [intelligent 
 
 Penetrativo, a. penetrative, acute, 
 Penetrajo, part, penetrated 
 Punetrazione, and Penetragi6ne, 
 
 /. sagacity, penetration 
 Penetrevole, a. see Penetrativo 
 Penisola, /. a peninsula 
 Penitente, a. penitent [ment 
 
 Penitenza, /. penitence, chastise- 
 Penitenziali, a. i salmi penitenzia- 
 
 li, the penitential psalms 
 Penitenziare, to set a penance 
 Penitenziario, and Penitenzie're, 
 
 77i. penitentiary 
 Penitenzieria, /. penitentiary, the 
 
 penitentiary's court or dignity 
 Penna,/. feather, a pen, wing; top, 
 
 height. A penna e calamaio, 
 
 ad. exactly 
 Pennacchiera, /. a plume 
 Pennacchio, to. a plume, or bunch 
 
 of feathers [case 
 
 Pennaiuolo, to. a stationer ; a pen- 
 Pennamatta, /. the down 
 Pennata, /. a penful ■' f ink 
 Pennato. a. feathered 
 Penncicchio, to. a distaff-full 
 Pennellnre, to draw, to paint 
 Pennellata, and Pennellatura, /. a 
 
 pencil stroke 
 Pen nella to, part, drawn, painted 
 Pennelleggiare, to paint 
 Pennello, to. a pencil ; fattoapea» 
 nello, elegantly done 
 
PEP 
 
 Prnnino, m. a tuft of feathers 
 
 I 
 
 Pennoiu . r, a crest 
 
 i iiM.ni 
 
 Penosanunte. <i /. painfully 
 Penbso, o. troublesome, painful ; 
 la settiin.nu peaosa, ttie holy 
 week 
 
 vi. r?i. and Pensagione, 
 Ight, thinking 
 Pcnsante, a. thinking 
 Pensire, to think, intend, mind 
 . ;ht 
 . '/. purposely 
 . m. i thinker 
 
 ,'htful 
 
 i. thought, 
 meaning, notion; non e questo 
 
 il mio pensiero, this is not my 
 mean 
 
 ten ao vou intend 
 
 - vo, and Pensoso, 
 a, pensive, thoughtful 
 
 Pensile, a. pendent [sioner 
 
 . i boarder, a pen- 
 Pensions, trance 
 
 Pensns\ .laomy 
 
 . ;>i. a talisman 
 
 ^n herb) 
 
 50I0, 77). 
 
 a pentagon fa n>irt of live sides) 
 
 . /. Whitsuntide 
 
 Pentimento, m. repen'anee 
 
 Pentire, and Pentirsi, to repent, to 
 
 be sorry 
 Pentito. part, repented 
 Pentola, /. a pit ; saper quel che 
 bolle in pentola, to know what 
 one ■ 
 
 . and PentoLtro, m. a 
 porter 
 
 >ful 
 • . m. small pot 
 7. repentinr. or repented 
 PenuHmo, a. the last but one ; la 
 a, the penultima 
 ' penury 
 . to t-e in want 
 . a, penurious 
 
 ingle 
 I 
 
 m. grapes, or bunches of 
 
 Peoxolone, o. and ad. hangin?, 
 
 danr 
 Peonix. f. piony, or penny (an herb) 
 Pepaiuola,/. a pepper-box 
 
 PER 
 
 Pepato, -part, spiced ; pane pepato, 
 ginge; I 
 
 i l !'P (>r 
 
 Pcplo, 7?j. pur>lain.(an herb;) a veil 
 
 | . I'\\ through, in ; per 
 
 OU'ndi, this way ; per qnuiei. 
 
 that way : per Mtto, every 
 
 where ; una cosa per un' altra, 
 
 one thing for another : per bella 
 che sia, though she is handsome ; 
 per uno, each of us ; per parte. 
 in the name ; per me, for my 
 part ; da per se, by himself'; 
 pernodo, in manner; pendente, 
 
 for Dotting ; mandar per uno, t<> 
 
 r per ea- 
 
 d^re, ready to fall ; e per morire, 
 
 he is dyinx ; per altro, however ; 
 
 son per dire, 1 dare saj : per l'a 1- 
 
 dietro, heretofore ; per innanzi, 
 
 hereafter : per appunto, exactly ; 
 
 per 1o meno. a' 1 i-t : per 1 > piu, 
 
 at most ; per minuto, by retaif 
 
 Per ora, ad. now ; per tempo, 
 
 l < r 'raversn, cms,- way 
 
 Pera. f. i 
 
 • \ part, passed over 
 
 tnprehensfon 
 
 Perche, ad. v. hy ? because,tbough j 
 
 il perche, the cause ; Bl sail ;«r- 
 che? is it known why ? mi mal- 
 - nza dargjiene il perche, 
 he abuses me without any man- 
 ner of reason 
 
 Perchio, m. a padlock 
 
 Percio, ad. however, vet, therefore 
 
 Percioeche, conj. and ad. since, 
 for, in order to 
 
 Percfpere, to conceive 
 
 Percorrere, to say in a few words ; 
 percorreie un libro, to run over 
 
 •". stroke. Mow 
 . a. s'ricken. be.aten 
 Perco^sum, PcrcosMone.y. and Per- 
 cotimento, m. a strikinx, a Mow 
 re, and Percussore, 771. a 
 striker 
 Perco'hira,/. a Mow 
 
 . to beat, strike 
 Percussione, /. a blow 
 
 It. a loser 
 Perdere, to lose, to was*e ; pcrdere 
 il prociss"), to be ca^t : | 
 d'animo, to be d.'K-oura.re I ; to 
 despond ; |>erdere la. vei 
 to Income impudent or dishonest 
 , /. a j 
 ■ '-./. ruih, perT*i<jon 
 
 . an idle f. lloW 
 Perdimento, m. lo*% perdition 
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 PER 
 
 Perdita,/. loss 
 Perditore, m. loter 
 
 Peril, zione, /. perdition, damna« 
 
 tion, destrui tion, ruin 
 Perdonabile, n. pardonable 
 
 Perlon.'inza,/. indulgenCfl 
 
 1'ir 1. in in. to forgive, to pardon; 
 la morte non la peraoti 1 a DBMaV 
 do, death spares nobody 
 
 Perdonato, part, pardoned, for- 
 give* 
 
 Perdono, m. pardon 
 Penlucere, to conduct 
 Perduiabile, a. durable, lasting 
 Perdurabilita,/. duration, obstiuacy 
 Perdu rare, to last 
 Perdurre, to guide 
 Perdurcvole, a. lasting 
 Perdutamente, ad. dissolutely 
 Perduto, part, lost; essere perduto, 
 
 to be lost 
 Peresrinasgio, m. pilgrimage 
 Peregrinare, to sro in pil^i image 
 Peregrinafore, rn. a pilgrim 
 
 '/i6ne, /. a jnlgrimage 
 Peregrfno, m. apilgram 
 Pere^rlno, a. foreign 
 Perenne, a. durable, lasting 
 Perennemente, a/i. incessantly 
 Perennila, /. perpetuity 
 PerentDrio, 777.. peremptory 
 
 1 pear-oiehard 
 Perfecitfire, 771. a finisher 
 PerfrCainente. ad. |)e.fectly 
 
 Perfi'to, rn. perfection 
 Perfetto, a. perfect, complete 
 Perfezionamento, m. perfection 
 Perfizionare, and Perficere, to 
 
 perfect 
 Perfezionatlvo, a. fit to perfect 
 Perfeziona'o, a. perfect 
 Perfezione, /. perfection 
 Perfidamente, ad. treacherously 
 Perfidia,/. treachery, obstinacy 
 Perfidiare, to be obstinate 
 Perfidiosamente, ad. perfidiously 
 Perfidio>o, and Perfido, a. perfidi- 
 ous, base 
 Pertisoir'ire, to imagine 
 Perforamento, m. perforation 
 Perforare, to bore, pierce 
 Perforazione,/. perforation 
 Perfrequentafe, to frequent 
 Perstamcna, /. parchment j a lan- 
 tern 
 Per^amo, m. pulpit 
 Perginrare, to forswear 
 . m. perjure 
 f. vine ai hour ; winter 
 trrap s 
 Pergolato, and Pergoletto, m. a 
 vine-arbour 
 
PER 
 
 Pergolese, /. a sort of grapes 
 Periclitare, to be in peril 
 Pericolamento, m. danger, peril 
 Pericolan'e, and Pericoloso, a. 
 
 dangerous 
 Pericolare, to be in peril j to be 
 
 ruined ; to risk 
 Pericolo, rn. danger, peril 
 Pericolosamente, ad. dangerously 
 Pericoloso, a. dangerous 
 Pericranio, m. pericranium 
 Perifrasare, to paraphrase 
 Perifrasi,/. paaphrase 
 Perigeo, m. perigee 
 Perigliare, to risk, endanrer 
 Periglio, m. peril (in poetry) , 
 
 Perigliosamente, ad. dangerously 
 Periglioso, a. dangerous 
 Perimetro, m. perimeter 
 Periodico, a. periodical 
 Periodo, m. a period, a close 
 Peripizia, /. accident, unexpected 
 
 event 
 Perire, to perish ; to be ruined ; 
 
 cast away ; to die 
 Peris'.ilio, rn. peristyle 
 Peritamente, ad. skilfully 
 Peritanza,/. modesty, bashfulness 
 Peritarsi, !o be bashful 
 Perito, a. expert, skilful ; perished, 
 
 dead 
 Peritoso, a. bashful 
 Perituro, a. transitory, fickle 
 Periurio, rn. a perjury 
 Feriuro, m. a perjurer 
 Perizia,/. skill, experience 
 Perla, /. a pear I 
 Perlato. a. pearl -coloured 
 Perlisnialtato, part, enamelled 
 
 with pearh 
 Perlone, a. idle, lazy 
 Perlongare, to prolong 
 Permaloso, a. moro e, sullen 
 Permanente, Permanevole, and 
 
 Permansfvo, a. lasting, durable 
 Permanenza, /. duration 
 Permanere, to preserve 
 Permesso, a. permitted, lawful 
 Permesso, m. and Permessione, /. 
 
 permission 
 Permettente, a. permitting 
 Permettere, to permit, suffer ; mi 
 
 permetta ch' io le dica da amico, 
 
 let nie <ell you as a friend 
 Permischiamento, 771. a mixture; 
 
 an insurrection 
 Permi^chi'ire, to mix 
 Permissione. /. permission 
 Permissi vamente,ad. by permission 
 Permissivo, a. permissible 
 Permis'ione, /. .1 mixture 
 Permovimento, m. emotion 
 
 PER 
 
 Permut'ibile, a. changeable 
 Permutare, to exchange, alter, re- 
 move 
 Permutato, fart, exchanged 
 Permutamento, m. Permutazione, 
 and Permuta, /. permutation, 
 change 
 Permutatore, m. an exchanger 
 Pernice,/. partridge [nicious 
 
 Pernicioso, and Pernizioso, a. per- 
 Pernizie,/. ruin, loss 
 Perno, m. pivot, hinge, axis 
 Pernottare, to pass the night 
 Pero, m. a pear-tree 
 Pero, ad. therefore, whereupon ; 
 - in fine, in a word 
 Perocche, conj. because ; 
 Perorare, to make or close a speech 
 Perorazione, /. peroration 
 Perpend icolarmente, ad. perpen- 
 dicularly 
 Perpendicolare, a. perpendicular 
 Perpendicolo, m. a level 
 Perpetrare, to perpetrate 
 Perpetuamente, ad. perpetually 
 Perpetuare, to perpetuate 
 Perpetuazione, and Perpetuagione, 
 
 /. perpetuity, perpetuation 
 Perpetuita, and Perpetualita, /. 
 
 perpetuity 
 Perpetuo, a. perpetual 
 Ferplessita,/. perplexity 
 Perplesso, a. perplexed 
 Perquisizione, /. perquisition 
 Perrucca, /. a periwig 
 Persa, /. marjoram (an herb) 
 Persecutore, m. a persecutor 
 Persecuzione,/. persecution 
 Perseguire, to persecute ', to prose- 
 cute ; to go on 
 Perseguitamento, m. see Persecu- 
 zione [sue 
 Perseguitare, to persecute, to pur- 
 Perseguitato, part, persecuted 
 Perseguitatore, in. a persecutor, a 
 
 keeper, a follower 
 Perseguitazione, /. see Persecuzione 
 Perseguito, m. persecution 
 Perseguito, part, pursued, perse- 
 cuted 
 Perseguitore, m. persecutor 
 Perseo, m. Perseus (a constellation) 
 Perseverante, a. persevering 
 Perseverfmza, and Perseverazione, 
 
 /. perseverance 
 Perse verare, and Perse vrare, to 
 
 persevere, continue 
 Persiana, /. a blind 
 Persica, /. a peach 
 Persicaria,/. culerage (an herb) 
 Persicala,/. a conserve of peaches 
 Persico, rn. a peach-tree 
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 PER 
 
 Persistere, to persevere 
 Perso, a. lost; bluish gray 
 Persona, /. a person ; any body J 
 somebody; in persona d"'alcu no, 
 instead of anybody; vedete so 
 c' e persona, see if any body is 
 there ; e ben fatto di persona, he 
 is well made 
 Personaggio, m. a personage 
 Personate, a. personal 
 Person:'" le, m. income out of one's 
 
 own exertions 
 Personal ita,/. personality 
 Personalmente, ad. personally 
 Perspettiva, /. perspective 
 Perspicace, a. quick-witted 
 Perspicacita, and Perspicacia, / 
 
 quickness of wit, perspicacity 
 Perspirazione,/. perspiration 
 Persuadcre, to persuade 
 Persuadevole, a. persuasive 
 Persuasione,/. persuasion 
 Persuasiva,/. the persuasive faculty 
 Persuasivo, a. persuasive 
 Persuaso, part, persuaded 
 Persuasore, m. a persuader 
 Pertanto, ad. therefore, yet 
 Pertenere, to belong to 
 Pertrca, /. a pole, a perch 
 Perticare, to strike with a pole 
 Pertinfice, a. obstinate 
 Pertinacemente, ad. obstinately 
 Pertinacia, /. stubbornness 
 Pertinente, a. belonging to 
 Pertinenza, and Pertinenzia, f, 
 
 appurtenance, depen lency 
 Pertrattare, to treat, manage 
 Tertugiare, to bore 
 Pertugiato, part, bored 
 Pertugio, m. a hole 
 Perturbamento, m. perturbation 
 Perturbare, to disturb 
 Perturbato, part, disturbed 
 Perturbatore, m. a disturber 
 Perturbazione, /. perturbation 
 Pertuso, m. a hole, a chink 
 Pertutto, ad. every where 
 Perugsjine, m. a wild pear-tree 
 Pei venimento, m. an attaining 
 Pervenire, to reach, come, arrive j 
 to attain ; pervenire al suo in- 
 te"nto, to obtain one's aim 
 Pervenuto, part, arrived, attained 
 Perversamente, ad. perversely 
 Perversare, to scold, chide, blustef 
 Perversione,/. perverseness 
 Perversita,/. perversity 
 Perverso, a. perverse 
 Pervertire, to pervert, confound 
 Pervicace, a. s ubborn 
 Pervicacia, /. obs'inacy 
 Pervinca,/^ periwinkle (an herb) 
 
PES 
 
 Pe'rvio, a. open 
 Pesamento, m. a weighing 
 
 PesamOndi, rn. a 
 
 Pesante. a. heavy. \\ t u-h'y 
 
 Pesantfiih ■ 
 
 Pesantc3r7x.a;arf PesAnza,/. weight, 
 
 sorrow, heaviness 
 Pesare, to weigh, examine*; mi 
 
 pesa moltodi non poteria servlre, 
 
 I am sorry that I cannot oblige 
 
 you 
 Pesatamente, ad. cautiously 
 
 Pesatore, m. a Weigher 
 Pe>ca. f, a peach ; a black eye, a 
 livnilty [p-irty 
 
 Pesca. and Pescagione. /. a fishing 
 Pescaia./. a sluice, a floodgate 
 Pc s ca re, to fish 
 Pescata,/. a netful 
 . port, fished 
 . m. a fisherman 
 Pesce. m. fi-h ; 
 ^esceduova, and Pesceduovo, m. 
 
 an omelet, an eg? pancake 
 Peschereccio. a. fishing 
 
 sh-market, fishery 
 Peschi in. 
 
 Pesciaiunlo, m. a fishmonger 
 Pesriart.Uo, m. fry 
 
 f. a fish-pond 
 Pescio, n\. a fish 
 
 . a. full < f fish 
 Pescivendolo. m. a fishmonger 
 Pesco, m. a peach-tree 
 Pescosc, a. fishy, full of fish 
 Peo, m. weight, load, care, im- 
 portance ; un uomo di gran 
 pe*o, a man of consequence 
 Pe«ol\ and Pe-olone, ad. dan- 
 gling, hanging down 
 
 . m. pessary (a sort of 
 
 remedy* 
 
 Pessimamen'e, ad. wretchedly 
 
 -kedness 
 ■ wicked, wretched 
 Pessandare, to trample 
 
 . erowd. thr»ng ; track. 
 p : segmtar alia pesta, to 
 trace ; lasciar ntlle peste, to 
 leave in the lurch 
 Pestamento. m, a pounding 
 Pestapepe, m. a blockhead 
 Pe»t'ire, to pound, bruise, trample 
 upon 
 
 'sing 
 Pestito, and Pesto, part, beaten, 
 
 braked 
 Pesta'oio. and Pestello, m. a pestle 
 hrue. pevilence 
 
 , a. pesti- 
 lential, hurtful, m rzl 
 14 
 
 PEV 
 
 Pratflenr*, and Pestilrnzia, f. pes- 
 tilence, plagnej stink, infection 
 
 Pes'ileir/i lie, and Pe.s!ilenzio>o, a. 
 pestilential 
 
 ratio, m. a trampling upon 
 
 I'es'nne. rn. a pestle 
 
 Petacchina, /. a slipper 
 
 Peiaceiuola, /. plantain (an herb) 
 
 l'e'.irlo, ;;>. | DI Mil 
 
 Petecchia, ni. a niggardly fell >w 
 
 Petecchiile. a. spotted : febbre 
 petecchiale, spotted fever 
 
 Petecchie,/.pii red spots 
 
 Petereccio, m. a whitlow 
 
 Petitore, m. <lein.in.ler, seeker 
 
 Petitorio, a. petitioning 
 
 Peti7ione,/. petition 
 
 Peto, m. a fart ; wind 
 
 Petraia,/. a (marry 
 
 Petrella,/. a little stone 
 
 Petrelle,/. pi. a mould 
 
 Petriere, m. a little cannon 
 
 Petri ficazione./. petrification 
 
 Petrifico, a. petrifying 
 
 Petrigno, Pttrino," and Petroso, a. 
 stony, hard as as'one 
 
 Pe'roncii'ma, /. and Pttronciano, 
 ni. a pomrion, <r \ umpkin 
 
 Petrosemolo. m. parsley 
 
 Petn'iz7a,/. a pebble 
 
 Pettabdtta,/. a hr ast-piecfl 
 
 Pettnta,/. a shock on the breast 
 . f. a •.trumpet 
 
 Pettiera,/. a poitrel 
 
 Pet'ina^nolo, 771. a comb-maker 
 
 Pettinire, to comb, scratch 
 
 Pettinato, part, combed, carded 
 
 Pettinatore, m. a carder 
 
 Pettinatura, /. a combing, or card- 
 ing 
 
 Peftine, m. a comb : a s'ay 
 
 Petti nella, /. a long spear 
 
 Pettiniera, /. a comb-case 
 
 Petti rosso, m. a robin red-breast 
 
 Petto, m. a breast; mind, heart ; 
 uomo di petto, a man of co;ira<re ; 
 prender or aver a petto, to take 
 or have at heart : aver a petto 
 un bambino, to suckle a child. 
 A petto, ad. in comparison ; 
 petto a petto, face to face 
 
 Pertoccio, 771. a fine breast 
 
 PettOT&le, m. a poitrel 
 . a. pectoral 
 
 jlire, to hit breas - a .-tins' 
 breast 
 
 Pettoriito, a. hiith- breamed 
 
 Petolante, a. pe'ulant 
 
 Petulanza,/. petulancy 
 
 Peucedano, m. ho?-fennH 
 
 Pcvera. /. a wooden funnel 
 
 Peverada,/. mea'-brq h 
 209 
 
 PIA 
 
 revere, m. pepjier 
 
 Pez/a, /. a niece, bit ; (pezzo) re- 
 mainder ; buona pez?a fa, agood 
 while since; uomi di pe7.7a, a 
 great man. A questa pezza, ad. 
 now 
 
 Pe7.7.ime, 77i. remainder, ruins 
 
 Pezzato, a. dapple I 
 
 Pi B n I ), a. and.\r pezzendo, to 
 beg about [beggar 
 
 Pezzonte, ?7i. 0710" Pezzenta, /. a 
 
 Pc4zzo, rn. a bit, piece; un buon 
 pezzo, un peoo, a long while ; 
 essere d'un pezXO, to be sincere 
 
 PezzolA ta, f. a breaking to pieces 
 
 Pezzuola,/ a handkerchief 
 
 Pezzuolo, 771. a piece 
 
 Piacentare, to flatter 
 
 Piaeehte, a. pleasing [bly 
 
 Piacentemente, ad. willingly, aflai 
 
 Piacenteria,/. fial cry 
 
 PiacentierO, m. a flatterer 
 
 Piacenza,/. charm, grace 
 
 Piacere, to please ; piacesse a Dio, 
 would to God ; piaceisi, ta be 
 pleased 
 
 Piacere, m. pleasure, deli?ht, fa- 
 vour, kindness ; far piacere, to 
 please ; to sell cheap 
 
 Piacevolare, and Piacevoleggiare, 
 to banter, jest, joke 
 
 Piacevole. a. pleasant, affable 
 
 Piacevolelto, a. mild, agreeable 
 
 Piacevolez7a. f. pleasantness, come- 
 UnesB, gentleness, affability 
 
 Piacevolmente, ad. agreeably 
 
 Piacimento, m. pleasure, will, 
 content, delight 
 
 Piaciuto, part, pleased, delighted 
 
 Piacolo, m. crime, sin 
 
 Piaga, /. a wound ; trouble; rin 
 frescare le piighe, to renew 
 grief 
 
 Piagnre, to wound, to hurt 
 
 Piaga to, part, wounded 
 
 Piagserella, and Piaggetta, /. a 
 hill, a little hill 
 
 Pi/iggia, /. a hill, a strand, or 
 shore; (poetically) a place, or 
 country; andar piaggia piaggia, 
 to keep close to the shore 
 
 Piaggiamento, m. flattery 
 
 Piaggiare, to go along the shore, to 
 fla'ter 
 
 Pia.'gia'ore, ttu a flatterer 
 
 Piajgione, rn. a hill 
 
 Piacere, or Piignersi. to weep, to 
 lament [its derivatives 
 
 PiagoeVole, a. sec Pianirevole, and 
 
 Pia2jnistero, and Piagnisteo, m. 
 weeping, crying OOl 
 
 Piagnone, m. a mourner 
 
PIA 
 
 Piagnucolare, to cry a little 
 Pialla,/. a carpenter's plane 
 Fiallare, to plane 
 Piallata, /. a stroke with a plane 
 1'iaUone, in. a moulding plane 
 Piamente, ad. piously 
 Piana, /. a plank, a board 
 Fianamente, ad. sof ly, frugally 
 Piana re, to make even, smooth 
 Fianella,/. slippers ; slates; tiles 
 Fianellaio, m. a shoe-maker 
 Fianeta, m. and f. a planet 
 Fianeta, /. a priest's cope> a vest- 
 ment 
 Pianetio, ad. fair and softly 
 Piaiif'zza,/. a plain- smoothness 
 Piangere, to weep 
 Plan , r e vole. a. deplorable ; plan- 
 ed vol i onde, tears (in poetry) 
 Piangevohnente, ad. sorrowfully 
 Fian^imento, rn. crying, tears 
 Piangitore, m. a weeper 
 Fiangoiare, to cry a little 
 Fi.'mo, m. a plain, or floor, story 
 of a house; il piano duria casa, 
 the floor of a house; al primo 
 piano, the first floor 
 Pi'no, a. plain, smooth, flat, clear ; 
 
 affable, meek 
 Piano, ad. softly, gently, low ; 
 parlar piano, speak low. Pian 
 piano, ad. fair and softly; di 
 piano, easily, freely 
 pianoforte, rn. piano-forte 
 Fianta, /. a plant ; the sole of the 
 foot ; plan, draught, model ; far 
 di pianta, to do over again 
 Fian'-iggine,/. plantain (an herb) 
 Piantamento, rn. a planting 
 fiantare, to plant ; piantar la ban- 
 diera, to set up the standard ; to 
 forsake, leave ; mi pianto, he 
 left me ; piantarsi, to settle in 
 Fiantata, /. a plantation, a row of 
 
 trees 
 Piantato, fart, planted 
 Piantatore, m. a planter 
 Piantazione, /. a plantation 
 Pianto, rn. a weeping, tears 
 Fiantone, rn. a shoot, sprig; off- 
 spring, descent 
 Fiinura,/. a plain, or even ground 
 Piare, to chirp, to warble 
 Piastra,/. a thin plate of metal ; a 
 
 dollar ; a dry scab 
 Fiastrella, /. tiles, or a quoit. (to 
 play with) [spread plasters 
 
 Pias'rello, m. a piece of cloth to 
 Piastriccio, rn. a hodge-podge 
 Fias'rone, m. a plastron Can arm) 
 FiaM'-e, to plead, to sue at law; to 
 contest, contend 
 
 PIC 
 
 Piatit6re, in. a pleader, a quarrel- 
 some fellow 
 
 Piato, rn. plea, suit in law ; a dis- 
 pute, debate, an affair ; work 
 
 Fiatla, /. a flat boat 
 
 Piattaforma, /. a platform 
 
 Piattello, rn. a dish 
 
 Piatteria,/. a set of dishes 
 
 Piatto, m. dish, course, service 
 
 Piatto, a. squat, hidden, fiat. Di 
 piatto, ad. secretly 
 
 Piatto! a, /. a crab-louse ; egli e 
 una piattola, he is a miserly 
 fellow 
 
 Piattoloso, a. lousy 
 
 Piattonare, to strike with the fiat 
 of a sword 
 
 Fiattoiiata, /. a blow with a sword 
 
 Piazza, /. a square, a fortress ; 
 market ; place, room ; che fa la 
 piazza ? how goes market ? far 
 ii bello in piazza, to be idle; 
 piazza d'arme, a fortified town 
 
 Piazzata, /. fare una piazzata, to 
 expose 
 
 Pica, /. a magpie 
 
 Picca, /. a pike, spear; pique, 
 dispute 
 
 Piccante, a. sharp 
 
 Piccare, to prick, sting ; to offend ; 
 piccarsi, to pretend to ; si picca 
 d'essere un galantuomo, he pre- 
 tends to be an honest man 
 
 Piccaro, m. a beggar 
 
 Piccata, /. a hit with a pike 
 
 Piccatiglio, m. hash-meat 
 
 Picchettato, part, spotted 
 
 Picchetto, m. game at piquet 
 
 Picchiamento, m. a knocking 
 
 Picchiante, a. knocking 
 
 Picchiapetio, rn. a hypocrite 
 
 Picchiare, to knock; to beat; pic- 
 chiarsi, to fight 
 
 Picchiata,/. a blow 
 
 Picchiato, a. stricken, struck 
 
 Picchiare, m. a soldier armed with 
 a pike 
 
 Picchiettare, to speckle 
 
 Picchiettatura,/. spots 
 
 Picchio, m. a blow, a stroke ; a 
 woodpecker (a bird) 
 
 Piccia, /. several leaves together 
 
 Piccino, a. little, small 
 
 Piccioletto, a. very small 
 
 Picciolezza, and Piccolezza, /i 
 littleness 
 
 Picciolo, rn. a farthing 
 
 Ficciolo, a. little, small 
 
 Ficcirmcino, m. a young pigeon 
 
 Piccione, m. a nigenn 
 
 Picciuolo, rn. the stem of fruit 
 
 Picco, and PiccVn, a. stung 
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 PIE 
 
 Picco, m. peak 
 
 Piccolamente, ad. meanly 
 
 Piccoletto, a. very small 
 
 Piccolezza, /. smallness 
 
 Piccolo, a. little ; da piccolo, from 
 infancy 
 
 Piccone, m. pickaxe ; il capitan 
 de' picconi, the governor of the 
 pickaxe (jocosely) 
 
 Picconiere, m. a digger, a pioneer 
 
 Piccoso, a. easily angry 
 
 Piccozza, /. a hatchet 
 
 Ficea, /. the pitch-tree 
 
 Pidocchieria, /. stinginess ; die 
 stuff, trifle 
 
 Pidocchio, m. a louse ; a miser ; 
 scorticare il pidocchio, to be 
 stingy 
 
 Pidocchioso, a. lousy 
 
 Piede, and Pie, m. a foot; the 
 stump, tne stem of a tree ; sup- 
 port, basis, ground ; levarsi in 
 piedi, to get up; sono restato in 
 piedi, I sat up; su due piedij 
 immediately ; questo va co' suoi 
 piedi, that goes in course ; of- 
 ficiate in piedi, an officer in full 
 payj essere in piede, to exist; 
 pighar piede, to grow strong. 
 A piede, or appie, ad. on foot 
 
 Piedestallo, and Piedestilo, m. a 
 pedestal 
 
 Fiedica, /. snare (to catch birds) 
 
 Piedistallo, rn. a pedes 4 al 
 
 Piega, /. plait, or fold ; habit, cus- 
 tom ; avere una cosa in piega, 
 to have a thing at one's com- 
 mand; dar piega, to resist 
 
 Piegare, to fold, to bend, bow ; to 
 persuade; piegarsi, to submit 
 
 Piegato, part, bent, inclined 
 
 Piegatura,/. fold, plait 
 
 Pieghevole, o. pliant, pliable, 
 easy, docile 
 
 Pieghevolezza,/. flexibility 
 
 Pieghevolmente, ad. pliably 
 
 Pieggieria, /. a bail, security 
 
 Piego, m. packet of letters 
 
 Piena, /. a flood ; piena di p6polo, 
 a throng 
 
 Pienamente, ad. fully, completely 
 
 Pienezza, and Pienitudine, /. pleni- 
 tude, fulness 
 
 Pieno, m. plenitude ; due ; nel 
 pieno della notte, in the middle 
 of the night; nel pieno dell' 
 inverno, in the depth of winter 
 
 Pieno, a. satisfied, full ; luna 
 piena, full moon; in pieno con- 
 siglio, before the whole of the 
 council 
 
 Pienotto, a. pretty full, plump, fiat 
 
PIG 
 
 sorrow, pang (in poetry") 
 
 de, /. pity, com- 
 . ; piety : per pieta, for 
 
 - -.ike 
 
 -in all port 'mn 
 /. a. horse (a wooden 
 
 usly 
 ■ 
 
 j, godly 
 viva, flint 
 I focaia, a flint; 
 I . the pbiiOSO- 
 I ietra di parasone, 
 a tnuclis one j pietra inoliia. a 
 grinding stone ; tirar la pietra, 
 e DMCtader la mano, to do mis- 
 chit f. and to denv it 
 
 . -. a blow with a stone 
 Pietrificare, to petrify 
 Pietmso, a. stony 
 
 1. parish-church 
 . f. Eniphauy 
 . f. a tife 
 ;. a fife 
 Pitferttto, m. a small fife 
 
 . m. wild rue 
 I 
 
 trample upon 
 . m. a tram pier 
 ,/. a trampling 
 
 nte, rru a 
 
 . /. house-rent.; s'are a 
 
 le, to live in lodgings 
 
 into, m. seizure, prize 
 
 . to take, seize, ca:ch ; re- 
 
 : accept; cheat; pizliar 
 
 4ninm. to take courage ; pigliar 
 
 . to determine, deliberate ; 
 
 Ira, to hire : pigliar 
 
 . • i borrow ; pigliar 
 
 •di mira, to aim at: pigliar pa- 
 
 rola. to get intelligence; pizli'r 
 
 querela, to quarrel ; 
 
 terra, to land ; pizlnrse la con 
 
 uno, • nrla per 
 
 • i take one's part ; pigliar 
 
 . to experience ; pigliar 
 
 DO cone- to a harbour ; 
 
 breathe; pizli'.r 
 
 a nale. DO 'ake amis-; pigliar 
 cnnsi?li">. to take advice 
 i ken 
 
 it may be taken 
 Pi?'n. m. hold : lo k, coun'e- 
 piglio, to ink- 
 rtzlio alia spada, 
 
 Pigm- . ■■■ arf 
 
 PIN 
 
 Pignafta./. and Pignatto, nx. a jkM 
 bo throw, push : to paint j 
 
 Psi, to advance j pignere 
 liscio ad uno, to shut the door 
 si one 
 
 of pines 
 Pignone, m. a what", a dike 
 PLnoramento, in. a seizure 
 
 i , to give, or take as a 
 
 [do) 
 
 Pigol ire, to pip (as little birds, &C 
 . m. brawler 
 
 Pigramente, ad. idly, slowly 
 
 Fi_:iii^i, to crow idle 
 
 . /. idle- 
 >/iness 
 
 Pigro, a. lazy, idle 
 
 Pila, /. pillar, a stone cistern; 
 pila battesimale, baptismal font 
 
 Pilastrata./. pilasters 
 
 Filastro, m. a pilaster, pillar 
 
 Pflalro, m. St, John's grass 
 
 Pileo, m. liberty cap 
 
 Piliere, m. a pillar, pilaster 
 
 Pillacchera, /. dirt, splashing 
 
 Pi 11. ire, to pound 
 
 Pilliciaio. in. a furrier 
 
 FUIt, m. a pevle • 
 
 Ptllola, and Plllora,/. a pill 
 
 f'illota. /. a ball ; a kind of tennis 
 
 Pillottare. to lard' 
 
 Pllo, m. a javelin 
 
 Pildne, m. a pilaster 
 
 Pilorcio, a. niggardly 
 
 Pilo-o, a. hairy. Full of hair 
 ,-i Fiiota. m. a pilot 
 
 Piluccare, to pluck grapes, to de- 
 vour 
 
 Piluccone, m. a pilferer 
 
 Pimaccio, m. a bols'er 
 
 Pimmeo. m. a pvgmy, a dwarf 
 
 Pirn; inelln, /. pimpernel (an herb) 
 
 Pina,/. n pine-apple 
 
 Pinacolo, m. pinnacle 
 
 Pincema, m. a cup-bearer (Latin 
 
 word) 
 Fircione, m. a chaffinch ; meglio 
 e pincione in mano, ehe tordo in 
 frSsca, a bird in the hand is 
 worth two in the bush 
 Pincone, m. blockhead, fool 
 Pindar ggiare, tn speak affectedly 
 CO, a. Pin- 
 daric, after 'he style of Pindar 
 
 ;. glindula pineale, pineal 
 eland 
 Pi-e'o, m. a pine-grove 
 
 to paint; j.ingersi, to ad- 
 
 Plngue. a. fat, plump 
 
 • I 
 Pinguedinoso, a. trrea-y 
 211 
 
 PIO 
 
 Piniera,/. a eallery 
 
 Pinna,/ the fin of a fish 
 
 Pinnacolo, m. a pinnacle 
 
 Pino, in. a piiK-lr.e; a ship (in 
 poetry) 
 
 Pinocchio, in. pini 
 
 i thrust, push,, an impulse 
 
 Pinto, part, painted ; pushed, in- 
 clined 
 
 Pintore, in. a painter 
 
 Pintono, a. picturesque, painter- 
 like 
 
 Fintura./. painting 
 
 PinzacchlO, m. a mite, or weevil 
 
 Pinzette, f. pi. pincers 
 
 Pinzo, a. very full 
 
 Pinzochera, /. a Bcguin (a sort of 
 nuns) 
 
 Pinzochero, m. hypocrite 
 
 Pinzocherone, m. a irreat hypocrite 
 
 Plo, o. pious, merciful, godly 
 
 PfOggia,/. ram 
 
 Pioggioso, a. rainy 
 
 Piombaggine,/. black lead 
 
 Piombare, to be perpendicular, to 
 fall down plump ; piombarsi, to 
 lay heavy upon 
 
 Pionibaria, /. lead and silver ore 
 
 Piombata, f, a leaden bullet 
 
 Piomb4to, a. leaden, heavy, livid 
 
 Piombinare, to level; to empty a 
 privy 
 
 Piomblno, m. a plummet, a plumb- 
 line; a bucket to empty with; 
 a crayon, a pencil 
 
 Piombino, a. of the colour of lead 
 
 Piombo, 771. leal, err a level. 
 Apiombo, ad. peroendicularly ; 
 fa che abbi senipre il piombo a e 
 piedi. he always cautious in 
 your undertakings ; andar ecl 
 calz'ir del pionibo, to act wisely 
 
 Piomboso. a. heavy as lead 
 
 Pioppo, m. a poplar-tree 
 
 Pio:a. /. t.'.e sole of the foot; a 
 green turf 
 
 I'io\n./. rnin (in poetry) 
 
 Piovanito, m. a curacy, or ckarge 
 of a parson 
 
 Piovanello. m. a poor curate 
 
 Pioviuo, m. a parson, a cui-ate 
 
 Piovano, a. acqua piovana, rain- 
 water 
 
 Pioverc, to rain ; piovere a bigonce, 
 to shower down 
 
 Piovevr le, a. raining, rainy 
 
 Piovtfi ro, a. rainy 
 
 : c, and Pinve^ginAre, 
 to mizzle, rr drizsde 
 
 Piovigginoso, aiid Tiovoso, a. 
 rainy. d->mp 
 
 fillen 
 
PIT 
 
 Pipa, /. a pipe 
 
 Pipare, to smoke a pipe 
 
 Pipistrello, vi. a bat 
 
 Piptta, /. a flaw, or raising skin 
 
 about the nails ; pip, a disease 
 
 in fowls 
 Ptppiona, /. a sort of common 
 
 Spanish wine 
 PippionAccio, m. a blockhead 
 Pippionata, /. nonsense 
 Pippione, m. a young pigeon 
 Pira, /. a funeral pile ; a perfum- 
 
 ing-pot 
 Piramidalmente, ad. conically 
 Piramidale, and Firamidato, a. 
 
 pyramidal, of a pyramid 
 Piramide, /. the fusee of a watch ; 
 
 a pyramid 
 Pirate; ia,/. piracy 
 Piratico, a. piratical 
 Pirato, m. a pirate 
 Piroetta,/. a whirligig 
 Piromanzia, /. divination by fire 
 Pirometro, ?n. a pyrometer 
 Pirone, m. a lever 
 Piropo, m. a carbuncle 
 Piscatorio, a. of a fisher 
 PSscia,/. urine, water 
 Pisciacane, m. choke- weed, 01 
 
 strangle- weed 
 Pisciacchera, /. and Piscialetto, 
 
 m. a piss-a-bed 
 Pisciare, to urine, make water 
 Pisciarello, m. thin wine, a sort 
 
 of claret 
 Pisciatoio, m. a chamber-pot 
 Piscina, /. a ba'h, a fish-pond 
 Piscio, wi. and Piscia, /. urine; 
 
 foul water 
 Piscioso, a. fuH of urine 
 Piscoso, a. full offish 
 Pisello, 77i. pease 
 Pispigliare, to mutter 
 Pispiglio, 77i. a muttering 
 Pispino, m. % water-work 
 Pispisstre, to buzz 
 Pissi pissi, m. a buzzing noise 
 Pisside, /. a pyx; a hollow, a 
 
 cavity 
 Pistacchio, m. pistachio-nut, or 
 
 tree 
 Pista^na, f. flap of a pocket, or 
 
 collar of a coat 
 Pistilenza, /. see Pestilenza, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 PUtola. '. an epistle, a letter 
 Pist61a, f. a pistol 
 Pistolese, m, a hanger 
 Pistolessa, /. an ill-written letter 
 Pistolett/.ta,/. a pistol-shot 
 Pistore, m. a baker (Latin word) 
 Pitaffio, m, an epitaph 
 
 PLA 
 
 Pitile, m. the pan of a close-stool 
 
 Pitocco, m. a beggar ; a bigot 
 
 Fittima, /. a cordial medicine 
 
 Fitto, part, painted (in poetry) 
 
 Fittore, m. a painter, a limner; 
 pittore da sgabelli, a dauber 
 
 Pittorescamente, ad. painter-like 
 
 PittoresCQ, a. picturesque 
 
 Fittura,^. picture, art of painting 
 
 Pitturaccia, /. a daubing 
 
 Pitturare, to paint 
 
 Pituita,/. phlegm 
 
 Fituitoso, a. phlegmatic 
 
 Piii, ad. more ; il piu, the most ; 
 assai piu, much more; piu tosto, 
 rather; per lo piu, for the most 
 part; piu d'un anno, above a 
 year ; e piu ricco di me, he is 
 richer than I; esser di piu, to 
 exceed ; io son da piu di lui, I 
 am above him ; piu anni, many 
 years ; piu presto, faster ; piu 
 che piii, much more ; piu fa, 
 long while ago ; piu volte, seve- 
 ral times 
 
 Piiima, /. down ; a feather-bed, 
 hair, a tuft of feathers 
 
 Piumaccio, m. a bolster 
 
 Piumacciuolo, 771. little bolster ; a 
 pledget, or compress 
 
 Piumata,/. down, feathers, broom 
 
 Piumato, a. downy 
 
 Fiumino. m. a tuft of feathers 
 
 Piumoso, a. full of feathers 
 
 Piuolo, 771. a peg; scala a piuoli, 
 a ladder 
 
 Piu presto, and Piuttosto, ad. 
 sooner, rather 
 
 Fiva, /. pipe, bas-pipe 
 
 Piviale, m. a priest's cope 
 
 Piviere, m. precinct of a parish; 
 a plover (a bird) 
 
 Fivo, m. a spark, a beau 
 
 Pizza, /. a sort of cake 
 
 Pizzicagnolo, ra. cheesemonger, 
 pork-shop 
 
 Pizzicaquistioni, m. a litigious 
 fellow 
 
 Pizz.ica.re, to pinch, peck, itch, 
 smart ; il pepe pizzica, pepper 
 bites; egli pizzica, he has a 
 smattering of, &c. 
 
 Fizzicar61o,'ai7rf Fizzicaruolo, 771. 
 see Pizzicagnolo 
 
 Fizzico, and Fizzicotto, m. a 
 pinch, 07" pinching 
 
 Pizzicore. m. itching, tickling 
 
 Flac&bile, a. placable 
 
 Placabilmente. ad. peacefully 
 
 Flacamento, m. an appeasing, an 
 atonement 
 
 Flacire, to pacifv, calm 
 212 
 
 POC 
 
 Placato, part, appeased, pleased; 
 mare placato, calm sea 
 
 Flacazione,/. an appeasing 
 
 Flacidamente, ad. quietly, pa- 
 tiently 
 
 Placidezza,/. mildness 
 
 Placidita,/. gentleness 
 
 Placido, a. pleasant, gentle, kind, 
 quiet 
 
 Placito, 771. will, pleasure 
 
 Flaga,/. a climate, or coast 
 
 Plagiario, 777.. a plagiary 
 
 Plagio, 771. plagiarism 
 
 Flantario, m. far plantario, to 
 plant 
 
 Plasma, /. a sort of green stone ; 
 an earthen figure 
 
 Plastieare, to make clay-work 
 
 Platano, 771. a plane-tree 
 
 Platea, /. plan, model, a ground- 
 work ; the pit in theatres 
 
 Platonico, a. Platonic 
 
 Flatonismo, m. Flatonism 
 
 Flaudente, a. applauding 
 
 Plausibile, a. plausible 
 
 Flausibilmente, ad. plausibly 
 
 Fiauso, m. applause 
 
 Plaustro, 771. cart, chariot 
 
 Flebaglia, and Plebe, /. the mob, 
 
 - populaee 
 
 Plebeiamente, ad. vulgarly 
 
 Flebeo, and Flebeio, a. vulgar, 
 mean 
 
 Flebiscito, m. decree of the peopla 
 
 Flenariamente, ad. fully 
 
 Flenario, a. full 
 
 Flenil&nio, m. full moon 
 
 Flenipotenza, /. full power 
 
 Flenipotenziale, a. plenipotentiary 
 
 Flenipotenziario, m. plenipoten- 
 tiary 
 
 Plenitudine, /. fulness 
 
 Plettro, 777. a bow, fiddle-stick 
 
 Fleurisia, and Pleuritide, /. a 
 pleurisy (an inflammation in the 
 pleura) 
 
 Flico, m. a packet of letters 
 
 Flinto, 171. plinth (the square foot 
 of a pillar) 
 
 Ploia, /. shower 
 
 Plorare, to weep (Latin word) 
 
 Piumbeo, a. leaden 
 
 Plun'ile, a. plural 
 
 Plural ita,/. plurality 
 
 Pluralmente, ad. in the plural 
 number 
 
 Pluviale, Pluvio, andPluvidso, a. 
 rainy (Latm words) 
 
 Po', see Poco 
 
 Poana,/. a buzzard 
 
 Focanza, /. smallness 
 
 Focciare, to suck the breast 
 
POL 
 
 Pocci6so, a, large, fat 
 Pochetto, in. u:i pochetto, a little 
 Pochettluo, TO. a very little 
 Pochezza,/. scarcity 
 Pochmo m. I little 
 poco, a. and ad. little, few: 
 poco innanzi, a little while ago ; 
 poco stante, a little after 
 . ■ little 
 Pocofila, /. a silly woman 
 Poculo, rn. drink* 
 •..,'. the gout 
 xt, (.'. g iuty 
 Podare, to prune trees 
 
 . m. power, authori'y ; a 
 manor, e-tate, farm 
 Poderosamente, ad. powerfully 
 Poderoso, a. powerful 
 Fodesta,m.-a governor, a potentate ; 
 
 \ ower. dominion 
 Ebdesterla, f. the power or juris- 
 diction of a governor, &c 
 Podice, m. the anus 
 Poema, m. a poem 
 Foemetto, m. a short p«em 
 
 . (the art ;) a po- 
 em, a piece of poetry 
 . a poet 
 i '. m. a paltry poet 
 Poetante, m. a rhymer 
 
 versa ; to rhyme ; 
 poetirsi, to be crowned a poet 
 Poeta.stn, m. a paltry poet 
 Poete^iare, and PoetezzAre, to 
 
 Poetesco, a. poetical 
 Poetessa, f. poetess 
 
 ./. the art of poetry 
 Poeticameute, ad. poetically 
 Poeticherfa,/. a poetical turn 
 Poctico, a. poetical 
 
 . m. a little poet 
 . to make verses 
 poe'rizzn, m. a paltry poet 
 Porta re. intcrj. eood God ! 
 
 ; .. and Foggetto, m. a hil- 
 -:. a little bill 
 . f. starboard 
 . to steer, sail, point ; to 
 I, mount ; poggiarsi, to 
 lean upon [cended 
 
 sailed, as- 
 . to. hill, cliff, ascent 
 . 'hen, aPer ; da Og gj in 
 t<oi, except th 
 
 fine, in short, fcc. ; poi a pochi 
 . i few days after 
 i ad. when, since ; poiche 
 
 vi piace cosl, since vou insist 
 -n it 
 Pol a re, a. polar Cof the poles) 
 polcdro, m. a colt 
 
 POL 
 
 POleggio, in. penny-royal (au herb) 
 
 Folemico, a. polemical 
 
 Folena,/. the beak, or beak end 
 of a ship 
 
 Polenda, and Polenta, /. pudding 
 of chestnut-flower 
 
 Poliarcbia,/. ci;y government 
 
 Poligamia,/. p dygamy 
 
 Poligamo, m. polygamist 
 
 Poliglotta, /. a polyglot, a Bible in 
 several languages 
 
 FOUgOBO, m. knot-grass; a polygon 
 (in mathematics} 
 
 Poligrafo, in. a polygrapher 
 
 Polio, m. poiium (an herb) 
 
 Polipo, TO. polypus ^spongy flesh) 
 
 Polijxidio, in. polypody (an herb) 
 
 Polire, (see Pullre, and its deriva- 
 tives,) to polish 
 
 Politeismo, 772. polytheism 
 
 Politica,/. politics 
 
 Politicamente, ad. politically 
 
 Politico, a. political ; crafty, shy 
 
 Politico, in. a politician 
 
 Polizza, /. a note, bill, receipt ; 
 polizza di lotto, a lottery-ticket ; 
 polizza di carico, a bill cf lading 
 
 Pol la,/, a spring of water 
 
 Poll.'iio, m. a hen-roost, coop 
 
 Pollaiuolo, TO. a poulterer 
 
 Poll.nie, m. poultry 
 
 Follanca,/. a young turkey 
 
 Follare, to pullulate 
 
 PollWra,/. a pullet 
 
 Polhstriere, m. a pimp (jocosely) 
 
 Pcllastro, m. pullet, chicken 
 
 Pollebbro, m. a ninny, a fool 
 
 Polleria, /. a poulterer's shop 
 
 Pollezzola, /. shoot, a sprout 
 
 Pollice, m. the thumb 
 
 Pollina. /. hen's dung 
 
 Pollin;'iro. m. a poulterer 
 
 Pollino, in. a hen-louse 
 
 Polio, m. a fowl ; a chicken ; pol- 
 io dlndia, a turkey ; portar pol- 
 li, to pimp 
 
 Pol lone, m. a bud, sprig, sprout 
 
 Pol I i'i to, part, polluted 
 
 Polluzione, /. pollution 
 
 Polmonaria, /. lung-wort (an herb) 
 
 Polmone, rn. the lungs 
 
 Polo, m. pole ; poli, the points of 
 a sea-compass 
 
 Polografia, f. polysrraphy 
 
 Pol pa, /. the fleshy part ; polpa 
 della gnmba, the calf of the leg 
 
 Polpacciuto, a. fat, fleshy 
 
 Polpe'ta,/. minced-meaf ball 
 
 Polpo, m. many feet, a fish 
 
 Polposo, and Folputo. a. fleshy 
 
 Polsvitto, m. a bracelet 
 
 Polso, th. pulse, wrist, vigour, 
 213 
 
 PON 
 
 power ; senza batter p61so, im- 
 mediately 
 P61ta,/. pap, or a hasty pudding 
 I'ohtglia,/. mud, mire 
 Poltiglioso, a. muddy, miry 
 Poltracchiello, TO. a young colt 
 Poltracchio, rn. a colt 
 Poltrtre, to sleep: to loiler, to be 
 
 idle 
 Poltrone, m. coward, poltron, an 
 
 idle fellow 
 Foltroneggiaxe, to be idle 
 Poltroneria, /. laziness, c >wardice 
 Poltronescamente, ad. idly 
 Poltronesco, a. idle, lazy 
 Poltroniere, m. an idle fellow 
 Polve, /. dust (in poetry) 
 Polveraccio, m. sheep's dung 
 Polvere, /. dust, powder 
 l'olveriera,/. a gunpowder mill 
 Poiverina, /. an outside garment 
 Polverino,m. a powder-box, iirim- 
 
 ing powder, a cloud of dust 
 Polverista, m. a gunpowder maker 
 Polverizzamento, m. a pulverizing 
 Polverizzare, to pulverize 
 Polverizzato, part, pulverized 
 Polverizzazione,/. pulverization 
 Polverizz(5vole, and Pol verizzabile, 
 
 a. that can be pulverized 
 Poiveroso, a. dusty 
 Pomario, m. an apple orchard 
 Pomata,/. pomatum 
 Pomato, a. full of apple-trees 
 Pome, rn. an appie ; mezzo pome, 
 a kind of wrestling formerly 
 used in Florence 
 Pomellato, a. dapple-gray 
 Pometo, m. an orchard of apple- 
 trees 
 Pomfolige, /. tutty (a substance in 
 
 brazen furnaces) 
 Pomice, /. a pumice-stone 
 Pomiciare, to rub with a pumice- 
 stone 
 Pomiere, and Pomiero, m. an or- 
 chard, or any place planted with 
 apple-trees 
 Pomlfero, a. fruitful 
 P6mo, m. an apple, fruit; p6mo 
 salvatico, a crab ; porno cotogno, 
 a quince ; porno gTanato, a pome- 
 granate ; porno della spada, the 
 pommel of a hilt 
 Pompa,/. pomp, state 
 Pompeggiare, to boast, vaunt 
 Pomposamente, ad. pompously 
 Pomposita,/. pomp, grandeur 
 Pomposo, a. pompous 
 Ponderare, to ponder, weigh, con- 
 sider 
 Ponderatamente, ad. maturely 
 
POP 
 
 Ponderazi6ne, /. ponderosity 
 
 Ponderoso, a. weighty 
 
 Pondi, ra. bloody flux 
 
 P6ndo, m. a weight, load ; im- 
 portance (in poetry) 
 
 Ponente, ra. the west ; vento di po- 
 nente, west wind ; ponente gar- 
 bino, south-west wind ; ponente 
 libeccio, the west and by south j 
 ponente maestro, north-west 
 
 Ponere, to put, set 
 
 Ponimento, m. a putting 
 
 Ponitore, m. a planter 
 
 Pontare, to push, thrust, to shove ; 
 pontare i piedi al muro, to be 
 obstinate 
 
 Ponte, m. a bridge ; ponte levatoio, 
 a draw-bridge ; tenere in ponte, 
 to keep one in suspense 
 
 Pontefice, m. the pope 
 
 Ponticello, ra. a sma.ll bridge 
 
 Ponticita, /. sharpness 
 
 Pontico, a. sharp, sour 
 
 Pontificate, a. pontifical ; ra. a 
 book of pontifical rites 
 
 Pontificato, m. popedom 
 
 Pontificio, a. pontifical 
 
 Ponto, ra. the sea (in poetry) 
 
 Ponto, a. pricked, stung 
 
 Pontone, m. a ponton (a bridge of 
 boats) 
 
 Pontura, see Puntura 
 
 Ponzamento, m. a struggle 
 
 Ponzare, to strain, or struggle 
 
 Popolaccio, m. the populace . 
 
 Popolano, and Popolare, a. popu- 
 lar, common, mean, low 
 
 Popolano, ra. inhabitant ; pa- 
 rishioner 
 
 Popolare, to people 
 
 Popolarescamente, ad. popularly 
 
 Popolaresco, a. popular 
 
 Popolarita,/. popularity 
 
 Popolarmente, ad. popularly 
 
 Popolato, part, peopled 
 
 Popolazione, /. population, peo- 
 pling 
 
 Popolazzo, m. the populace 
 
 Popolesco, a. popular ; luogo popo- 
 l£sco, a frequented place 
 
 Popolezza,/. ignobility, mean birth 
 
 Popolo, m. people, nation ; the 
 common people; a poplar-tree; 
 far popolo, to recruit 
 
 Popoloso, a. populous 
 
 Popone, m. melon 
 
 P6ppa, /. a woman's breast, a poop, 
 or stern of a ship 
 
 Poppare, to suck 
 
 Poppafola, /• a doll 
 
 Popputo, a. that has large breasts 
 
 PopuleOj a, poplar 
 
 POR 
 
 P6pulo, m. (in poetry,) see Popolo 
 
 Populoso, a. populous 
 
 Porca, /. a sow ; a slut ; a ridge 
 of land [herd 
 
 Porcaio, and Porcaro, m. a swine- 
 
 Porcella, /. a young sow 
 
 Porcellana, /. porcelain, china- 
 ware ; purslain, (an herb ;) sea- 
 snail 
 
 Porcelletto, m. a pig 
 
 Porcello, Porcelletto, Porcellino, 
 and Porchetto, m. pig, porker 
 (little pig) 
 
 Porcheria, /. filthiness 
 
 Porcile, m. a hog-sty, an infamous 
 house [flesh 
 
 Porcino, a. came porcina, hog's 
 
 Porco, m. a hog; porco spinoso, a 
 hedge-hog ; a. nasty, dirty 
 
 Porfido, m. porphyry 
 
 Porf ireo, a. of porphyry 
 
 Porgere, to offer, afford, reach, pre- 
 sent ; porgere aiuto, to assist ; 
 porger orecchi, to hearken ; por- 
 ger le mani, to stretch out the 
 hands ; porgetemi quel cappello, 
 reach me that hat ; porger cre- 
 denza, to give credit; porgersi, 
 to present one's self; la cosa non 
 e cosl come la porgono, the thing 
 is not as it is represented to be 
 
 Porgimento, m. the act of reach- 
 ing 
 
 P6ro, >n. a pore 
 
 Porosita,/. porosity 
 
 Poroso, a. full of pores, porous 
 
 Porpora,/. purple; purple cloth 
 
 Porporato, a. in purple 
 
 Porporeggiare, to incline to purple 
 
 Porporino, a. purple-coloured 
 
 Porrata,/. a leek pottag-e 
 
 Porre, for P6nere, to put, place, 
 fix; porsi a sedere, to sit down ; 
 porre aguati, to lay in ambush ; 
 porre bocca, to meddle with; 
 porre in carta, to write down ; 
 porre in luce, to publish; por 
 legge, to give law ; por mente, 
 to fix the mind, to suppose ; por 
 mano, to set one's hand upon a 
 thing; porre easo, to suppose; 
 por da canto, to lay by ; por da 
 parte, to hoard up ; por giu, to 
 lay down ; porre in uso. in ope 
 ra, &c. to make use of, &c. 
 
 Porro, m. Porretta, and Porrina 
 /. a leek ; a wart [ter 
 
 Porta, /. a gate, a dnor ; m. a por- 
 
 Portabile, a. portable 
 
 Portacappe, m. a portmanteau 
 bag [basket 
 
 Portafiaschi, m. a hamper, or glass,- 
 2J.4 
 
 POS 
 
 Portafogli, m. a port-folio 
 
 Portalettere, m. a pocket-book 
 a postman 
 
 Portamantello, m. travelling-bag 
 
 Portamento, ra. behaviour, look, 
 presence, a carrying or bringing 
 
 Poi tante, a. carrying ; cavallo por- 
 tante, an ambling horse 
 
 Portare, to carry, or bring ; to pro- 
 duce,allege, cite ; to wear clothes, 
 &c. ; to conduct, lead ; to induce, 
 excite ; to protect, favour ; por- 
 tar via, to take away ; portirsi, 
 to behave one's self ; portare in 
 palma di mano, to esteem ; por- 
 tarsi in qualche luogo, to repair 
 to a place ; porta la fama, it is 
 said ; portar la fede in grembo, 
 to be apt to break one's word 
 
 Portata, /. equality, condition, 
 reach, shot ; the litter of a she- 
 animal ; ability [ble 
 
 Portabile, and Pbrtativo, o. porta- 
 
 Portatile, a. portable 
 
 Portato, part, carried 
 
 Portato, ra. a brood, litter; a ser- 
 vice, a course of dishes 
 
 Portatore, ra. porter 
 
 Portatura,/. a burden, carrying, or 
 carriage [organ) 
 
 Portavento, m. a windpipe (of an 
 
 Portella, /. and Portello, ra. a lit- 
 tle gate, door 
 
 Portendere, to presage 
 
 Portento, m. a prodigy 
 
 Portentosamente, ad. portentously 
 
 Portentoso, a. prodigious 
 
 Porte vole, a. portable, tolerable 
 
 Porticato, ra. a porch 
 
 Portico, ra. a portico, piazza 
 
 Portiera, /. tapestry, &c. hung be- 
 fore a door ; portiera di carozza, 
 the boot or door of a coach 
 
 Portiere, ra. a porter, door-keeper 
 
 Portinaro, Portinaio, and Portini&» 
 ro, ra. a porter 
 
 Porto, ra. haven, port, harbour 
 carriage 
 
 Porto, part, given, presented 
 
 Portolano, ra. a door-keeper j a 
 pilot 
 
 Portone, ra. a coach-gate 
 
 Portulaca,/. purslain 
 
 Portuoso, a. having a harbour 
 
 Porzione, /. portion, share 
 
 Posa, /. rest, quiet 
 
 Posamento, ra. rest, quiet 
 
 Posare, to put or set down, get rest 
 
 Posata, /. rest, quiet ; . a cover, 
 (plate, knife, fork, spoon, and a 
 napkin) 
 
 Fosatamente, ad. softly, gently 
 
POS 
 
 ,/. tranquillity 
 
 Posato, part, set down, hi I, i r 
 • 
 . m. a stick in a cage, a 
 Posatura, /. dre^s, settling 
 
 . then 
 i since that ; 
 
 . /. and Poscritto, m. a 
 postKriptam. or postscript 
 
 i, arf. the day after to- 
 morrow [modestly 
 1 ad. positively ; 
 . t. plain, modest ; positive 
 (law 
 
 •./. posture, situation 
 e, /. position, proposal 
 i. pause, rest 
 
 crupper 
 -\.f. a crupper 
 . m. the dessert, fruits, &c. 
 Posporre, to postpone, to despise, 
 to neglect 
 
 ;one,/. a postponing 
 art. postponed 
 i Possanza, /. power 
 re. to possess 
 Possedimento, m. possession 
 Fosseditore, m. a possessor 
 
 . part, possessed 
 Possente, a. powerful, strong, able, 
 
 sul; 
 Possentemente, ad. powerfully 
 
 ne, /. a possession ; a farm, 
 an estate 
 
 .. a. possessive 
 to. possession 
 Possessore, m. possessor [term) 
 Paanewduo, m. possession (law 
 Possibile, a. possible 
 Possibility, /. possibility 
 Pbsta, /. place, post, station, a 
 post-house, or an ambush, snare, 
 track, footstep, opportunity ; 
 po»ta ferma, a settled affair ; 
 posta fatta, ad* on purpose ; star 
 alia posta, to lay in ambuscade ; 
 b pAsb, to rendezvous; 
 far la posta, to guard ; cavalli di 
 ..iviglio di 
 
 rta, a packet-boat j andar per 
 -. to travel by post. A 
 ad. on purpose ; a sua 
 - own accord j re- 
 quest. < 
 
 . to encamp [abscess 
 
 . and Postemazione, /. an 
 
 Postern . ... .io, part. 
 
 imposthumated 
 Poster^are, to despise, to throw be- 
 hind one's back 
 Pdsteri, m. pi. posterity 
 
 POV 
 
 ■. a. posterior ; s. back- 
 side, posteriors [ty 
 Posterita,/. posterity, or posteriori- 
 n. descendant [ship 
 Posticcia,/. the upper part of a 
 Posticcio, to. nursery of trees 
 Posticcio, a. borrowed, false 
 Post ici pare, to differ 
 Postiere. in. post-master 
 Postiglione, in. postilion 
 Postilla, /. postil, explication, a 
 note (in the margin of a writing) 
 Postil lore, to make notes 
 Postillato, part, explained 
 Postil latura,/. notes, postils 
 Posto, m. post, employment 
 Posto, a. put, set 
 Posto che, conj. suppose that 
 Postremo, a. last 
 Postribolo, m. a brothel 
 Postulante, to. candidate 
 Postulate, m. a demand (in math- 
 ematics) 
 Postumo, a. posthumous 
 Postiira, /. posture, a secret com- 
 
 plot 
 Postutto, ad. entirely 
 Posvedere, to see after 
 Potabile, a. potable, drinkable 
 Potaggio, m. pottage 
 Potameuto, to. and Potagione, /. 
 
 a pruning, lopping 
 Potire, to prune, lop, cut, split 
 Potato, part, pruned, lopped 
 Potatoio, to. a pruning knife 
 Potatore, m. pruner, vine dresser 
 Potatura, and Potazione, /. a 
 pruning, lopping, twigs of trees 
 Potentato, and Potentario, rn. po- 
 tentate, prince 
 Potente, a. powerful, potent 
 Potentemente, ad. potently 
 Potenza, and Potenzia, /. power, 
 
 force 
 Potenziale, o. potential 
 Potenzialmente, ad. powerfully, 
 
 potentially 
 Potere, to be able ; non posso, I 
 cannot ; poter essere, to be possi- 
 ble 
 Potere, m. and Potest a,/, power 
 Potesteria, f. see Podevte'ria 
 Potissimamente, ad. chiefly 
 Potisfdmo, a. chief, principal 
 Poto, 77i. drink 
 Potuto, part, been able 
 Poveraccio, a. poor, unhappy 
 Poverasrlia, /. poor people 
 Poveramente, art. poorly 
 Poverello, and Poveretto, a. poor, 
 
 ■ ible 
 Poverino, a. unfortunate 
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 Povero, O. poor, nee.iiy, vile ; bar- 
 ren 
 
 Poverta,/. poverty 
 
 Pozioue,/. a potion 
 
 Pozi6re, a. anterior (law term) 
 
 P v.ioriia, /. anteriority 
 
 Pozza, /. a slough, mire 
 
 Pozzanghera,/. a puddle 
 
 I'"-: la./, a dimple 
 
 Pozzo, m. a will ; pozzo nero, a 
 sink ; mostr.'ir la luna D< I 
 
 . one believe any thing 
 
 P< zzolana. /. pozzolana (sand) 
 
 Piammatica,/. the pragmatic sanc- 
 tion 
 
 Prandere, to dine, or eat 
 
 Frandio, rn. dinner 
 
 Pranso, in. dinner 
 
 Pranso, a. dined, satisfied 
 
 Pranzare, to dine 
 
 Pranzo, 7?i. dinner; a. satisfied 
 
 Prasma, /. an emerall 
 
 Pn'issio, rn. hoarhound (an herb) 
 
 Piataiuola,/. a wild hen 
 
 Praiellina, /. a daisy (a flower) 
 
 Pratello, 771. a small field 
 
 Praterla,/. meadows 
 
 Prfitica, /. practice, usage, plot. 
 Di pratica, ad., freely, easily 
 
 Praticabile, a. practicable 
 
 Praticamente, ad. by practice 
 
 Praticante, m. a practitioner 
 
 Praticare, to practise, consult, ne- 
 gotiate, treat, fp 
 
 Praticato, part, practised 
 
 Pr'itico, a. expert, skilful 
 
 Prato, to. meadows. fiel.N 
 
 Pratolino, and Prataiuolo, m. a 
 mushroom 
 
 Pravamente, ad. wickedly 
 
 Pravita,/. depravity 
 
 Pravo, a. wicked, depraved 
 
 Preaccennare, to announce before 
 
 Preallegato, a. above cit^d 
 
 Preambolare, to preface 
 
 Preambolo, m. jireamble, preface 
 
 Prebenda, /. prebSnd, provision 
 
 Prebendato, a. having a prebend 
 
 Precariam^nte, ad. precariously 
 
 Precario, a. precarious 
 
 Precauzi6ue,y. precaution 
 
 Precazione, /. tntrea.y 
 
 Prece, /. a prayer, entreaty 
 
 Precedente, a. precedent 
 
 Precedentemente, ad. formerly 
 
 Precedenza, /. precedency 
 
 Precedere, to precede 
 
 Precen'ore, m. precentor 
 
 Precessione, /. precession (in as- 
 tronomy) 
 
 Precesso, part, preceded 
 
 Precessore, in. predecessor 
 
PRE 
 
 Precetlare, to cite (law term) 
 Precettatore. m. a tutor 
 Precettivo, a. obligatory 
 Precetto, m. precept, command 
 Precettore, m. preceptor 
 Precettorello, m. a pedant 
 Precettoria, /. direction 
 Precidere, to cut, shorten 
 Precingere, to gird 
 Preeiuto, a. girded [closure 
 
 Prccinto, m. precinct, compass, en- 
 Fivcipitamento, rn. overthrow, 
 
 precipitation, ruin 
 Precipitanza,/. see Precipitazione 
 PrccipitAre, to precipitate, fall 
 headlong, to hurry, hasten ; pre- 
 cipitarsi, to ruin one's srlf 
 Pi-ecipitalamente, ad. hastily 
 Precipitate), part, precipitated 
 Precipitazione, /. precipitation ; 
 
 haste, rashness, indiscretion 
 Precipitoso, and Precipite, a. in- 
 considerate 
 Preci. izio, m. a steep place ; an- 
 dare or mandare in precipizio, 
 to destroy, to squander away 
 Piccipuamente, ad. chiefly 
 Prccipuo, a. principal, or chief 
 Pr^cisamente, and Preciso, ad. 
 
 precisely 
 Precisione, f. distinction 
 Precisivo, a. exact 
 Preciso, part, cut off; precise, exact 
 Freclaramente, ad. excellently, 
 nobly [mous 
 
 Frecl.'iro, a. excellent, noble, fa- 
 Precludere, to hinder 
 Precluso, part, prevented 
 Preco, in. a prayer 
 Piecoce, a. premature 
 Precogilare, to premeditate 
 Precognizione, aiid Precognoscen- 
 
 za,/. a foreknowing 
 Precogn6scere, to foreknow 
 Preconio, m. praise, encomium 
 Freconizzare, to praise ; to pre- 
 
 cognize 
 Preconizzazione, /. preconization 
 Preconoscenza, /. a foreknowledge 
 Preconoscere, to foreknow 
 Prec6rrere, to forerun 
 Prec6rso, part, preceded 
 Precursore, m. a forerunner 
 Preda,/. prey, booty; dare in pre- 
 da, to give up ; darsi in preda 
 al dolore, to abandon one's self 
 to grief 
 Predace, a. rapacious of prey 
 Predamento, m. pillage 
 Predare, to prey, to rob, to pillage 
 Predato, part. pilla?ed, robbed 
 Predatore, rn. a robber 
 
 PRE 
 
 Predecessore, m. predecessor ; i 
 nostri predecessori, our fore 
 fathers 
 Predefinito, part, predetermined 
 Predella, /. a stool, the reins of a 
 
 bridle ; a footstool 
 Predellone, m. a bench 
 Predestinare, to predestinate, des- 
 tine, fix 
 Predestinate), part, predestinated 
 Predestinazione,/. and Predestino, 
 
 m. predestination 
 Predetto, part, foretold 
 Predica,/. a sermon, an auditory 
 Predicabile, a. predicable, special 
 Predicamento, m. a preaching ; a 
 
 predicament (in logic) 
 Predicare, to preach, to praise ; to 
 boast, extol ; predicare a porri, 
 to talk to those who will not 
 hear 
 Predicato, part, preached, praised ; 
 
 -rn. predicate (in logic) 
 Predicatore, w. a preacher 
 Predicazione, /. preaching 
 Predicimento, m. prediction 
 Prediletto, part, beloved 
 Predilezione, /. predilection, first 
 
 love 
 Predire, and Predicere, to predict, 
 
 foretell 
 Predizione,/. prediction 
 Predominante, a. overruling 
 Predominate, to predominate 
 Predominate, part, overruled 
 Fredominio, rn. superiority 
 Predone, m. a robber 
 Preeleg^ere, to pre-elect 
 Preelezione, /. pre-election 
 Preeminenza,/. pre-eminence 
 Preesis<ente, a. pre-existent 
 Preesistenza, /. pre-existence 
 Preesistere, to exist before 
 Prefato, part, aforesaid 
 Prefazione, /. and Prefazio, m. a 
 
 preface 
 Preferenza, /. preference 
 Preferevole, and Preferibile, a. 
 
 preferable 
 Preferimento, m. preferment 
 Preferire, to prefer 
 Preferito, part, preferred 
 Prefetto, rn. a magistrate 
 Prefiggere, to fix, prefix 
 Prefiggimento, rn. determination 
 Prefi ssn, part, prefixed, limited 
 Pregadi, and Pregati, m. pL the 
 
 Venetian senate 
 Pregare, to pray, entreat, beg; vi 
 prego tutte le felicitn che de- 
 siderate, I wish you all the hap- 
 piness you can desire 
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 Pregato, part, entreated 
 Pregatore, in. a requester 
 Pregevole, and Pregiabile, a. 
 
 worthy, valuable 
 Preghevole, a. suppliant 
 Preghiera, /. a prayer, request, 
 
 suit 
 Pregiabilita,/. value 
 Pregiare, to prize, esteem j pre* 
 
 giarsi, to boast 
 Pregiato, part, esteemed 
 Pregiat6re, rn. one who values 
 Pregio, m. price, worth, rate ; te- 
 
 ner in pregio, to esteem, value 
 Pregiudicante,tmdPregiudicievole, 
 
 a. prejudicial, hurtful 
 Pregiudicare, to prejudice ; pregiu- 
 
 dicarsi, to wrong one's self 
 Pregiudicativo, and Pregiudiciale, 
 
 a. prejudicial 
 Pregiudizio, and Pregiudicio, m. 
 
 prejudice, hurt, loss 
 Pregiudizioso, a. prejudicial 
 Pregnante, a. pregnant 
 Pregnezza, /. pregnancy 
 Pregno, a. pregnant ; occhi pre- 
 
 gni di lagrime, eyes full of tears ; 
 
 la mia mente e pregna di diversi 
 
 pensieri, my mind is full of 
 
 different thoughts 
 Prego, m. a prayer 
 Prelate), m. a prelate 
 Prelatura, /. prelateship 
 Prelazione, /. preference ; prelate- 
 ship 
 Preliare, to combat 
 Prelibare, to taste, to touch 
 Prelibato, part, tasted ; excellent, 
 
 exquisite 
 Preliminare, m. preliminary 
 Prelodato, a. before praised 
 Prelucere, to precede with a light 
 Preludio, m. prelude 
 Prematuramente, ad. prematurely 
 Premature, a. premature 
 Premeditare, to premeditate 
 Premeditate), part, premeditated 
 Premeditazione, /. premeditation 
 Prem^nte, a. pressing 
 Prementovato, a. abovementioned 
 Premere, to press, to squeeze, to 
 
 oppress, to trample upon; che 
 
 cib non vi prema, do not trouble 
 
 yourself about it 
 Premessa,/. premises (in logic) 
 Premesso, part, put or said before 
 Premettere, to put or say before 
 Premiare, to remunerate 
 Premiato, part, recompensed 
 Premiatore, m. a rewarder 
 Premiazione,/. a rewarding 
 Premmente, a. pre-eminent 
 
PRE 
 
 Premineuza./. pre-eminence 
 
 m. recompense, reward 
 Premitore, m. an oppressor 
 Premitu ra, /. a squeezing 
 Premtzia, /. s<x Prfwtth 
 Premunlre, to pros Me against 
 Premura, /. importance," eagerness 
 Premuroso, a. important 
 Premuto, part, pressed 
 Prenarn'ire, to foretell 
 Prenarrato. part, foretold 
 Prenci; B, m. prince 
 
 (in i 
 Prendere, to take, accept ; to lay 
 hold of; prviidersi d' amore, to 
 fall ia 
 Prendibile, a. that may be taken 
 Prendimento, m. a taking 
 Prendrore, m. a taker 
 Prenome, m. first name 
 Prenominato. part, before named 
 Prenotare, to note before 
 Preno'ato, part, before noted 
 Prenozione, /. foreknowledge 
 Prenunciare, and Prenunziare, to 
 
 announce, predict 
 Preoccupare, to preoccupy 
 Preoccupato, part, preoccupied 
 Preoccu|)azi6ne,/. preoccujiation 
 Prer>rdin\re, to predetermine 
 Preparame'nto. m. preparation 
 Prepaid re, to prri are 
 Preparativo, aiui Preparatorio, a. 
 
 • ■ itive 
 Preparazione, /. preparation 
 Prepo'denre. to preponderate 
 Prepondera'o, part, weighed 
 Preponderazinne,/. pondering 
 Preporre. to prefer 
 Prepositura, /. tee Proposi' jra 
 Preposizione, /. preposition 
 Prepossente, ai:d Prepotea'e, a. 
 
 very powerful 
 PrepWsero. a. unseasonable 
 pari, preferred 
 . rn. provost 
 -.za,/. a great power 
 PrerogaliYx, and Prerogazione, /. 
 prerogative 
 
 i. s'eep 
 Presa, /. a takin?, or prize ; scuf- 
 fle; quarrel; una presa di ta- 
 baccn, a pinch of snuff; far 
 hold fast ; presa di eente. 
 a ban 1. troop ; dar le prese. to 
 give the choice ; venire alle 
 pnise, to come to blows. Di 
 prima pre>a, ad. at fir 
 
 Presarlre, to pr* sa?e, foretell 
 ninous 
 Presigo, m. a diviner 
 
 PRE 
 
 Presame, m. rennet 
 
 . <i. presbyterial 
 , r7i. priesthood 
 Presbiteriano, a. presbyterian 
 Presbilerio, m. a parsonage 
 Prescelto, part, chosen 
 
 -. haste 
 Presciente, a. foreseeing 
 Prescienza,/. prescience 
 Prescindere, to separate 
 Pre-cito, part, reprobated, damn- 
 ed, foreseen 
 Presciutto, m. ham 
 Prescritttbile, a. prescriptive (law 
 
 term) 
 Prcscritto, part, prescribed 
 Prescritto, m. a prescription 
 Prescrivere, to prescribe, limit, fix 
 Prescrizione, /. prescription, a 
 
 prescribing 
 Presedere, to preside 
 Presentagirtne, J. presentation 
 Presentaneo, a. present, quick, 
 sudden [to appear 
 
 Presentare, to present ; presentarsi, 
 Presentato, part, presented 
 Pre^en'atore, m. he who presents 
 Presentazione, /. presentation 
 Presente, a. present 
 Fresente, in. a gift, a present. Di. 
 
 nel, or al presente, ad. now 
 Presentemente, ad. now, at present 
 Preseutimento, m. guess, foretell- 
 
 inz 
 Presen'i re, to foresee, foretell 
 
 I art. discovered 
 Presen'uoso. a. presumptuous 
 Presenza. and Presenzia, /. pres- 
 ence, look 
 Presenzia le, a. present 
 Presenzialmen'e, a<1. personally 
 Presepe, and Presepio, m. stable, 
 manner [zione 
 
 Preservamento, m. see Preserva- 
 Preservare, to preserve 
 Preservativo, a. preservative 
 Preservazione, /. preservation, 
 
 safety 
 Presiccio, a. that has been taken 
 Presidente, and Preside, m. a 
 
 president 
 Presidt : nza, /. presidency 
 Presidiare, to put a garrison in a 
 
 town 
 Presidio, m. a garrison 
 
 ;iazi6ne,/. preference 
 Presmone, m. must (out of grapes) 
 Preso, part, taken, causrht 
 Presontuoso, a. presumptuous 
 Pn : -sa, /. crowd, throng; haste, 
 
 hum 
 Pressante, a. pre^sine, era r.t 
 217 
 
 PRE 
 
 PressapeeO, ad. thereabout 
 Pressare, to press, urge, hurry 
 Pnssntnra,/. ei 
 
 Pn ssiofte,/ pressure, a pressing 
 Presso, a. near, nigh 
 Presso, ad. and prep, nigh, near, 
 in comparison ; almost ; presso 
 che, almost ; presso a poco, 
 thereabout ; questo e nulla pres- 
 so al mio, this is nothing in 
 comparison of mine 
 Presstira,/. oppression, vexation 
 Presta, and Prestanza, /. a loan 
 Prestamente, ad. readily 
 Prestamento, m. a lending, or bor- 
 rowing 
 Prestante, a. excellent, rare 
 Prestare, to lend, yield, or borrow ; 
 prestar fede, to give credit ; 
 prestar orecchio, to hearken ; 
 prestar la mano, to help; pre- 
 stare omiggio, to pay homage 
 Prestato, part, lent, granted 
 Prestatcire, tn. a usurer 
 Prestatura,/. a lending, borrowing 
 Prestazione, /. lending, loan 
 Prestere, m. the thunderbolt 
 Prestetto, a. rather quick 
 Pres»ezza,/. quickness, speed 
 Prestigiare, to deceive, bewitch 
 Prestigi.-ito, part, deceived 
 Pres i ria'ore, m. a deluder 
 Presuio, 77i. and Prestigia, /. 
 
 illusion, juggle 
 Prestisrioso, a. deceitful, juggling 
 Prestito, m. and Prestita,/. a bor- 
 rowing, or lending 
 Presto, a. and ad. quick, nimble ; 
 dilizent; fate presto, make haste 
 Presuasione,/. previous persuasion 
 Presumenza, /. presumption 
 Presumere, to presume, pretend ; 
 
 to conjecture 
 Presumitore, 7n. a presumer 
 Presuntivo, a. presumptive 
 Presunto, part, presumed 
 Presuntuosita,/. presumption 
 Presuntuoso, a. presumptuous 
 Presunzione, /. conjecture, or pre- 
 sumption 
 Presupporre, to presuppose 
 Presupposizione, /. and Presup- 
 
 p6sto, 771. a supposing 
 Presupposto, a. taken for granted 
 Prestira, /. seizure, a taking; 
 
 capture 
 Pnite. 77i. a priest ; a juggler 
 Pretelle, /. pi. mould 
 Pretenden'e, 771. claimant, suitor 
 Pretendenza, /. pretension 
 Pretendere, to pretend, design, aim 
 Pretensore, m. a pretender 
 
PRI 
 
 Pretensione, m. a pretension 
 
 Preterire, to pass over 
 
 Preterito, part, past, gone by ; m. 
 
 the posteriors 
 Pretermesso, part, omitted 
 Pretermettere, to omit 
 Pretermissione,/. omission 
 Preternaturale, a. supernatural 
 Preteso, part, challenged, supposed 
 Pretesto. m. ,and Pretesta, /. 
 
 pretence 
 Pretore, m. pretor 
 Pretoria,/, pretorship 
 Pretoriano, and Pretorio, a. pre- 
 
 torian 
 Pretorio, m, a pretor's house 
 Pretosemolo, in. parsley 
 Prettamente, ad. plainly 
 Pretto. a. pure, unmixed 
 Pretura. /. pretorship 
 Prevalere, to prevail; prevalersi, 
 
 to take advantage 
 Prevalso, part, prevailed* 
 Prevaricare, to transgress 
 Prevaricatore, m. a transgressor. 
 
 deceiver 
 Prevaricazione, /. and Prevarica- 
 
 mento. m. transgression, deceit 
 Prevedere. to foresee 
 Prevedimento, m. foreknowledge 
 Prevenimento, m. prepossession 
 Prevenire. to prevent, anticipate 
 Preventivamente. ad. first of all 
 Prevenzione,/. prevention 
 Prevertire, to pervert 
 Previdenza, /. foresight 
 Previo. a. previous 
 Previsione. /. foresight 
 Previso, and Previsto, a. foreseen 
 Prevosto, m. provost 
 Preziosamente, ad. preciously 
 Preziosita, /. preciousness 
 Prezioso. a. precious 
 Prezzabile, a. valuable 
 Prezzare, to value, esteem 
 Prezzato, part, valued, prized 
 Prezzatore, rn. a prizer 
 Prezzemolo, m. parsley 
 Prezzo, 771. prize, value : reward ; 
 
 servire a prezzo, to serve for 
 
 money 
 Prezzolare, to cheapen [gled 
 
 Prezzolito, part, cheapened, hag- 
 Pria, ad. (in poetry.) first, rather" 
 Priegare, to pray 
 Priego. rn. a prayer, desire 
 Prigionare, to imprison 
 Prigione,/. jail, prison 
 Prigione, m. a prisoner 
 Prigionia,/. imprisonment 
 Prigioniere, and Prigioniero, m. a 
 
 prisoner, a gaoler 
 
 PRI 
 
 Prima, ad. first, before, rather; 
 quanto prima, as soon as possi- 
 ble ; come prima, as soon as ; 
 prima che, before, before that ; 
 vorrei prima moiire, I would 
 rather die 
 Primamente. ad. firstly : first of all 
 Primariamente. ad. first of all 
 Primario, a. primary, chief 
 Primate. 771. a primate, a superior 
 Primaticciamente, ad. early 
 Primaticcio, a. first, early 
 Primito, 77i. a primate," pre-emi- 
 nence 
 Prima vera, /. spring ; first coming 
 
 in of flowers 
 Primazia. /. primacy 
 Primaziale, a. primatical 
 Primeggiare, to exceed others 
 Primicerio, m. a dean (in some 
 churches) [cards) 
 
 Primiera, /. primero (a game at 
 Primieramente, ad. first of all 
 Primiero, a. first 
 Primigenio, a. primitive 
 Primitivamente, ad. originally 
 Primitivo, a. primitive 
 Primizia, /. first fruits 
 Primo, a. first 
 Primogenito, m. eldest son 
 Primogenitore, m. a first father 
 Primogenitura, /. primogeniture, a 
 
 birth-right 
 Primordiale, a. primitive (law 
 
 term) 
 Principale, a. principal 
 Principalmente, ad. chiefly 
 Principare, to domineer 
 Principato, m. principality, pre- 
 eminence, government 
 Principe, and Prince, 771. a prince 
 Principesco, a. princely 
 Principessa,/. a prince'ss 
 Principiamento, m. a beginning 
 Principiante, a. beginning; un 
 principiante, a beginner, a 
 novice 
 Principiare, to begin 
 Principiato, part, bearun 
 Principiatore, rn. a beginner 
 Principio, 771. principal, origin, 
 
 precept 
 Priorato, m. priorship 
 Priore, m. prior, president 
 Priorita,/. priority 
 Prioria,/. a priory [ciently '' 
 
 Priscamente, ad. formerly, an- 
 Prfeco, a. former, old, ancient 
 Prisma, m. a prism (in mathe- 
 matics) 
 Pris inamente, ad. anciently 
 Pristino, a. past, ancient 
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 I Privagi6ne, /. and Privamento, rru 
 privation, want ; see Privazione 
 
 , Privare, to deprive ; privarsi, to 
 abstain from 
 
 Privatamente, aa\ privately 
 
 ' Privativam^nte, ad. exclusively 
 
 . Privativo, a. depriving 
 
 Privato, m. a privy ; common 
 
 J sewer ; a prince's favourite 
 
 Privato, part, retired, concealed, 
 
 j private, hidden 
 
 ! Privatore, 771. a depriver 
 
 j Privazione, /. privation, a de- 
 
 I priving 
 
 ', Privigno, m. son-in-law 
 
 j Privilegiare, to privilege 
 
 Privilegiato, part, privileged 
 
 Privilegio, m. privilege 
 j Privo, a. destitute, deprived 
 
 Prizzato, part, spotted 
 
 Pro. rn. utility, benefit ; bu6n pro 
 vi faccia, much good may it d 
 you ; a che pro ? to what pur- 
 pose ? in pro, in behalf ; pro 
 contra, for and against ; senza 
 pro, needlessly ; dare il buon 
 pro, to congratulate 
 
 Pro, a. brave, valiant 
 
 Proavolo, and Proavo, rn. great 
 grandfather 
 
 Probabile, a. probable 
 
 Probability, /. probability 
 
 Probabilmente, ad. probably 
 
 Probazione, /. probation (proof) 
 
 Probita, /. honesty 
 
 Problema, m. problem 
 
 Problematico, a. problematical 
 
 Probo, a. honest, upright 
 
 Proboscide, /. proboscis of the ele- 
 phant 
 
 Procacciamento, rn. a procuring 
 
 Procacciante, and Procaccevole, 
 a. diligent 
 
 Procacciire, to procure, make 
 shift, endeavour after; procac- 
 ciarsi disgrazia, to get into mis- 
 fortune 
 
 Procacciato, part, procured, got 
 
 Procacciatore, 771. a diligent man 
 
 Procaccio, m. a postman; pro- 
 vision 
 
 Procace, a. rash, petulant 
 
 Proccurare, see Procurare, and it» 
 derivatives 
 
 Procedente, a. proceeding 
 
 Procedere. to proceed, to spring 
 
 Procedimento, 771. a proceeding, a 
 going forwards 
 
 Prbceduto, part, proceeded 
 
 Procella,/. a s'orm, tempest 
 
 Procelloso, a. stormy 
 
 Processare, to go to law 
 
PRO 
 
 Processione, /. pro 
 
 ; far pro- 
 
 cesso, to sue at law 
 Proeessiira. /. a proceeding 
 Procinto, m. a circuit; essere in 
 
 procinto, to be 
 Proclaim,/, a proclamation 
 Proclamare, to proclaim 
 Procltve, a. inclined, bent 
 . in. inclination 
 .. a suitor, lover 
 Proc «sol ito, to, proconsulship 
 Proconsolo. to, a proconsul ; pe- 
 
 scare per il proconsolo, to labour 
 
 in vain 
 Procrastinare, to put off 
 Procrastin'.to, pari, procrastinated 
 Procrastinazioue,/. a delay 
 Procreamento, TO. a producing 
 Pracreante, a. procreating 
 
 Procreatore. to. a creator, maker 
 Procreazione, /. and Procreamen- 
 to, to. piocr, > 
 
 . f. procuration; a Utter 
 
 Proourare, to min 1. to take care. 
 to en i | h) solicit ; 
 
 pr>curen.i dl servlrla, I'll en- 
 deavour to serve you 
 Procura'o, parti endeavoured 
 Procura'r.re. m. an attorney 
 Pr .cunzi'ine. /. a power to act for 
 
 another; care, office 
 Procureria, /. profession of an 
 a'tornev [ship 
 
 Proda, /. shore, bank, prow of a 
 Proie. a. valiant, brave 
 1 r. benefit, profit 
 
 Prodemente. ad. valiantly 
 Pro-lezza. /. prowess, valour, 
 strength [ness 
 
 ; rodigality, lavish- 
 to be prodigal 
 id Prodigalmente, 
 ad. proctigally 
 Prodi:rio, m. prodigy 
 
 . ad. prodigiously 
 prod piousness 
 I 
 
 ■fuse 
 : raitor 
 
 I ! my 
 ] fruit 
 
 ! r "luced 
 
 ] 
 
 } •■•. a. producing 
 
 • productive 
 to. production 
 Piodn : "cer 
 
 PRO 
 
 Produrtmo, ??i. a brave man 
 Produrre, to produce, yield; to 
 
 allege 
 Produttibile, a. producible 
 Produttlvo, a. productive 
 Prodiitto, part, produced 
 Produttore, to. one that produces 
 Produzione, /. production, product 
 Proemiale, a. preliminary 
 Proemiare, to make a preamble 
 Proemio, m. preface 
 Profananien'e, ad. profanely 
 Profanare, to profane 
 Profanato, part. j)rofaned 
 Prbfanat6re, to. a profaner 
 Profanazione, /. a profaning 
 Proraoita,/. pro&neness 
 Prof :'ino, a. profane 
 
 '. /. provender 
 Profendare, to give horses prov- 
 ender 
 Professa, /. a professed nun 
 Professare, to profess 
 Professione, /. a profession 
 Professo, to. a professed monk 
 . TO. a professor 
 . prophet 
 . Profetizz&re, and Pro- 
 
 ■ '. to prophesy 
 
 i, f. proph' less 
 
 Profetico, a. prophe ii il 
 
 . f. a prophecy 
 
 Profferenza, /. pronunciation; an 
 
 offering [offer 
 
 Protierire, and ProfKrere, to utter, 
 
 Proflferito, and Profferto, part. 
 
 uttered, offered, presented 
 Proflerta, /. offer, proposal, obla- 
 tion 
 Proficuo, a. profitable 
 Profieur'ito. part, compared 
 Profilare, to draw a profile 
 Profllo, to. profile, outline 
 Profittabile, a. profitable 
 Profittare, to profit, improve, to be 
 
 profitable 
 Profittevole, a. profitable 
 Profi'tevolmente, ad. profitably 
 Profitto, m. profit, s^iin 
 Profluvio, to, store, plenty, loose- 
 ness 
 Profondatnente, ad. deeply 
 Profondamento, m. a sinking 
 Profondare, to sink, to dive into 
 Profondatamente, ad. deeply 
 Profondato, part, sunk 
 Profondazione,/. a dieting 
 Proffrndnre. k) dissipate 
 Profondita,/. deepness 
 Profondo, m. depth 
 Profondo, a. deep ; profonda notte, 
 a dark night 
 
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 PRO 
 
 Profondo, ad. deeply 
 
 Profugo, a. fugitive 
 
 Profumare, to perfume 
 
 Profum&to, part, perfumed 
 
 Profumatuzzo, m. a spark, beau, 
 empty fool 
 
 Profumiera, /. a perfuming-pan 
 
 Profumiere, m. perfumer 
 
 Profit mo, m. perfume 
 
 Profumoso, a. perfumed 
 
 Profusamente, ad. profusely 
 
 Profusione, to. profusion 
 
 Profuso, a. profuse, lavish 
 
 Progenie, a?id Progenia, /. off- 
 spring, issue, race 
 
 Progenitore, to. ancestor 
 
 Progettare, to scheme 
 
 Progetto, m. project, design 
 
 Programma, m. a proposal 
 
 Progredire, to advance 
 Progressive, /. progression 
 
 Progress! vo, a. progressive 
 
 Progresso,*TO. progress, a proceed- 
 
 in? ; proficiency 
 Proibire, to prohibit, forbid 
 Proibitivo, a. prohibitory 
 Proihito, part, forbidden 
 Proibitore, m. he that forbids 
 Froibizione, /. prohibition 
 Proietto, to. and Proiettura, /. a 
 
 projecture (in architecture) 
 Prolato, part, uttered 
 Prolatore, to. an editor 
 Prolazione, /. pronunciation 
 Prole, /. oft'sprin<r, family 
 Prolifico, a. prolific 
 Prolissamente, ad. tediously, round- 
 about 
 Prolissita, /. prolixity 
 Prolisso, a. prolix, tedious 
 Prolog-ire, and Prologizzare, to 
 preface, to speak at length; to 
 tell a long story 
 Prologo, to. prologue, preface 
 Prolongazione, /. ana Prolonga- 
 men'o, m. a prolongation, a 
 lengthening 
 Prolungare, to prolong 
 Prolun^ato, part, prolonged 
 Promere, to declare 
 Promessa, /. a promise, bail, secu- 
 rity [mission 
 Promessione, /. a promise, per- 
 Promesso, pari, promised 
 Promettente, a. promising 
 Promettere, to promise ; promet- 
 tere per altrui, to bail one; 
 promettere bene, to be hopeful 
 Promcttitore, to. a bail, a promise! 
 Proinineiite, a. prominent 
 Prominenza,/. prominence 
 Promlscuo, a. promiscuous 
 
PRO 
 
 Promissione, /. a promise 
 Froinissdrio, a. promissory 
 Promont6rio, m. a mountain, hill ; 
 high ground running out into 
 the sea 
 Promosso, part, promoted 
 Fromotore, in. a promoter 
 Promovente, a. promoting 
 Promovere, see Promuovere 
 I'romovhore, m. promoter 
 Promozione, /. and Promo vimento, 
 
 /7t, promotion 
 Promulgure, to promulgate, publish 
 Promulgate, part, promulgated 
 Fromulgazione, /. promulgation, 
 
 publicity 
 Promuovere, to promote, to ad- 
 vance, to raise up ; to favour 
 Promufa,/. an exchanging 
 Promutazione, /. permutation 
 Pronipote, m. great grandchild ; 
 
 pronipoti, successors 
 Prono, a. inclined, prone 
 Pronome, m. pronoun 
 Pronominato, part, celebrated 
 Pronosticamento, rn. and Prono- 
 stic/inza,/. prognostication (fore- 
 telling) [tell 
 Pronosticare, to prognosticate, fore- 
 Pronosticatore, m. a prognostica- 
 
 tor, one that foretells 
 Pronosticazione, /. prognostication 
 Pronostico, rn. conjecture, prog- 
 nostic 
 Prontamente, ad. readily, nimbly 
 Prontare, to importune ; prontarsi, 
 
 to endeavour 
 Prontezza, and Prontitudine, /. 
 quickness, speed, haste, impor- 
 tunity 
 Pronto, a. ready, bold ; pronto all' 
 
 ira, passionate 
 Pronuncia, /. see Prontinzia, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Pronunzia,/. and Pronunziamento, 
 
 m. pronunciation 
 Pronunziare, to pronounce 
 Pronunziato, part, pronounced 
 Pronunziatore, rn. who pronounces 
 Pronunziazione, /. pronunciation 
 Propagare, to propagate, increase, 
 
 spread abroad, to multiply 
 Propagatore, m. propagator 
 Propagazione, /. propagation 
 Propagginare, to provine ; to in- 
 crease 
 Propagginazi6ne, /. an increase 
 Propagginamento, m. a planting 
 
 of young vines 
 Propaggine, /. a layer of a vine 
 PropalAre, to declare 
 Propalato, part, published 
 
 PRO 
 
 Propc, ad. hard by, near (Latin 
 
 word) 
 Propendere, to incline 
 Propensione, /. propensity 
 Propenso, a. inclined 
 Propiamente, and Propriamente, 
 
 ad. properly 
 Fropieta, and Proprieta, /. prop- 
 erty, propriety, interest, ad- 
 vantage 
 Propietario, and Proprietario, m. 
 proprietor [toast 
 
 Propinare, to drink one's health, a 
 Propinquamente, ad. near by 
 Propinquita, /. nearness, neigh- 
 bourhood [qui, relations 
 Propinquo, a. nigh, near ; propin- 
 Proprio, and Propio, a. proper; 
 mia propia figliuola, my own 
 daughter; amor proprio, self- 
 love ; possedere in proprio, to 
 be the right owner 
 Propio, ad. properly 
 Propio, m. property 
 Propiziare, to propitiate 
 Propiziatore, rn. a mediator 
 Propiziatorio, a. propitiatory 
 Propiziazione, /. propitiation 
 Propizio, a. propitious, favourable 
 Proponente, a. offering, speaking 
 Proponimento, m. intent, purpose 
 Prop6rre, and Proponere, to pro- 
 pose, declare, determine 
 rroporzionale, a. proportional 
 Proporzionalita,/. proportion 
 Proporzionalmente, ad. propor- 
 tionally 
 Proporzionare, to proportionate 
 Proporzionatamente, ad. propor- 
 tionally 
 Proporzionato, part, proportioned 
 Proporzione, /. proportion 
 Proporzionevole, a. proportionable 
 Proposito, m. purpose, discourse, 
 resolution, intent, cause, motive, 
 sign ; fuor di proposito, improp- 
 erly ; a proposito, seasonably 
 Propositura, /. a provostship; 
 
 dignity 
 Proposizi'one, /. proposition, pro- 
 posal, maxim, resolve 
 Proposta,/. proposal, purpose 
 Prop6sto, m. resolution, subject; 
 
 rector, provost, sheriff 
 Proposto, part, proposed 
 Propriamente, ad. properly 
 Proprieta,/. property, propriety 
 Proprio, a. own 
 Proprio, m. property 
 Propugnacolo, and Propugnaculo, 
 m. a fortress, bulwark, rampart, 
 defence 
 
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 PRO 
 
 Propugnare, to defend, support 
 
 Propugnatore, m. a defender 
 
 Propulsare, to repulse 
 
 Proquoio, m. cattle 
 
 Prora, /. the prow of a ship 
 
 Prorito, m. an itching 
 
 Proroga, /. prorogation 
 
 Prorogate, to prorogue 
 
 Piorogativa, /. arrogance 
 
 Prorogato, part, prorogued 
 
 Prorogazione,/. prorogation 
 
 Prorompere, to break forth, to 
 speak; proriippe in queste pa- 
 role, he uttered these words; 
 prorompere in qualche follia, to 
 be guilty of some folly 
 
 Prorotto, part, burst out, uttered 
 
 Prosa ? /. prose 
 
 Prosaico, and. Prosastico, a. prosaic 
 
 Prosapia,/. progeny, lineage 
 
 Prosare, to write in prose ; prosare 
 alcuno, to joke, ridicule one 
 
 Prosatore, m. a writer in prose 
 
 Proscenio, m. the stage 
 
 Prosciogliere, to absolve, to deliver 
 
 Proscioglimento, m. absolution, 
 delivery, freeing 
 
 Prosciolto, part, absolved; dl 
 prosciolti, work-days 
 
 Prosciorre, see Prosciogliere 
 
 Prosciugai e, to dry up 
 
 Prosciutto, m. gammon of bacon; 
 a ham 
 
 Proscritto, a. proscribed, banished 
 
 Proscrivere, to proscribe, to banish, 
 to outlaw 
 
 Proscrizione, /. proscription, out- 
 lawry 
 
 Proseggiare, to write prose 
 
 Proseguente, a. following 
 
 Proseguimento, m. prosecution 
 
 Proseguire, and Proseguitare, to 
 prosecute 
 
 Proselito, m. proselyte 
 
 Prosista, m. a prose-writer 
 
 Prosodia,/. prosody 
 
 Prosontuosita, /. presumption 
 
 Prosontuoso, a. presumptuous 
 
 Prosopopea, and Prosopopeia, /. 
 ostentation ; prosopopeia, (a fig- 
 ure in rhetoric) 
 
 Prosperamente, ad. prosperously, 
 fortunately 
 
 Prosperare, to prosper, to succeed 
 
 Prosperato, a. prospered 
 
 Prosperevole, and Pr6spero, a. 
 prosperous [ly 
 
 Prosperevolmente, ad. prosperous. 
 
 Prosperity, and Prosperazi6ne, / 
 prosperity 
 
 Prosper6so, a. strong, stout 
 
 Prospettiva,/. perspective 
 
PRO 
 
 Frospettivista, m. a perspective 
 painter 
 
 Prospettivo, o. perspective 
 
 Prosprtto, m. prospect 
 
 Prossimameute, a<i. next, lately 
 
 Prossimano, a. near, contiguous, 
 ■Iliad) related 
 
 Prossimita,- and Prossimanza, /. 
 nearness, kindred, alliance 
 
 . it. next, mar, nigh; 
 related, allied ; TO, a neighbour 
 
 Prostemlersi, to prostra'.. 
 to stretch on. ' 
 
 Prosternarsi. to l>e affrighted 
 
 Pros'.ernere, to overthrow 
 
 Prosterneisi. to prostrate one's self 
 
 Prostiiso, part, prostrated 
 
 Prostituire, to prostitute, to demean, 
 vilify 
 
 ProstituHa./. a prostitute 
 
 Pros' liuzione,/. prostitution 
 
 Prc.str.iiv, and Prostrarsi, to pros- 
 trate 
 
 Prostrato, a, prostrate 
 
 Fms'nzione, /. an overthrow, de- 
 b, weakness 
 
 Prosuntuoso, a. presumptuous 
 
 Proteggere, to protect 
 
 «e, to stretch: protendersi, 
 to stretch on '- 
 
 Protervamente, ad. frowardly 
 
 Protervia, and Protervita, /. arro- 
 gauce, perversen. s< 
 
 . a. fro ward, wayward 
 . part stretched, extended 
 
 Protista, and Protestazione, /. pro- 
 testation 
 
 Protestar.te, m. a Protestant 
 
 ProtestAre, to protest 
 
 Pmtestazione,/. a protes f ation 
 
 Pro»e>»o, m. a protest, (in com- 
 merce ;) a pre'ence 
 
 ! art. protected 
 
 Protet'orale, a. of a protector 
 
 Pro»ettorato, m. a protectorship 
 . in. a protector 
 
 Frofezione./. protection 
 
 Prdto, a. chief, first 
 
 Protocollo, T7J. protocol (a regis- 
 ter) 
 
 Pmt'xfidascalo, m. first mas'er 
 
 Pmtoflamine, m. first flamen, 
 
 Pm'omirtire, m. prntoma-tyr 
 Pro'omedico, m. first physician 
 
 irnto, m. dignity of pro- 
 thor, 
 Pr>'op! '.sv. m. firs* creator 
 ProtiStipn, m. prototype, first mod- 
 el, original 
 Protrarre. and Protraef, to pro- 
 tract, to draw lines, figures, Itc 
 
 PRO 
 
 Protratto, part, protracted 
 
 Protrazionc, /. })rotraction, draw- 
 ing of lines, &c. 
 
 Protribunali, ad. giud'carprotribu- 
 nali, to sit upon a trial 
 
 Prova, /. proof, trial, experiment, 
 essay ; bravery, testimony, wit- 
 ness"; dare a prova, to sell on 
 trial ; torre a prova, to take ou 
 trial 
 
 Provabile, a. that may be proved 
 
 Provabilita./. probability 
 
 Provabilniente, ad. probably 
 
 Provagione, Provazi6ne, J. and 
 FrovameVo, m. a proof, essay, 
 mark, testimony 
 
 Provano. a. obstinate 
 
 Pmv.'mza, /. trial, proof 
 
 Provare, to try ; prove, taste, ctow, 
 thrive; provarsi con qualchedu- 
 no, to come to a trial of skill 
 
 Provativo, a. convincing 
 
 Provato, part, tried, attempted, ex- 
 perienced 
 
 ProvazirVe, /. a trial, proof 
 
 Provecciarsi, to take the advan- 
 tage of 
 
 Proveccio, m. advantage, gain 
 
 Provedenza, /. providence, pro- 
 vision 
 
 Provedere, to provide 
 
 Proved imento, m. precaution 
 
 Proved itore, m. purveyor 
 
 Provenimento, m. success, event 
 
 Provenire, to thrive, grew, to pro- 
 ceed, d rive 
 
 Provento, rn. revenue, rent 
 
 Proverbble, a. proverbial 
 
 Proverbialmente, ad. proverbially 
 
 Provtrbiare, to scold, jeer, scoff; 
 servirsi di proveibj, to use prov- 
 erbs 
 
 Proverbiato, parr, jeered, taunted 
 
 Proverbiatore, m. reprover 
 
 Proverbio, m. a proverb; abuse, 
 offence 
 
 Proverbiosamente, ad. angrily 
 
 Proverbioao, a. injurious 
 
 Provetto, a. ared.'full grown; eta 
 provetfa, old age 
 
 Provianda./. victuals 
 
 Providamente, ad. wisely, pru- 
 dently, carefully 
 
 Providiin7,a, and Providenzia, /. 
 providence, care 
 
 Providn, a. provident, htedful 
 
 Provinca, /. periwinkle Can herb) 
 
 Provincia. /. province 
 
 Provincialato, m. provincialship 
 
 Provinciale, a. provincial, of a 
 province 
 
 Provinciale, m. a provincial 
 221 
 
 PUB 
 
 Provocamcnto, m. and Provoca- 
 
 zi6ne,/. provocation 
 ProvocAnte, and Provocatlvo, O. 
 
 provocative 
 Provocare, to exasperate 
 Provocate, pait. provoked 
 Provocazione, /. provocation 
 Provvedenza, /. providence, or 
 
 foresight 
 Provvedere, to provide, to observe, 
 
 mind, to order, remedy 
 Provvedimento, ??i. provision,prov- 
 
 idence, caution, care 
 Provved itore, m. purveyor 
 Provveditoria, /. purveyor-hip 
 Provvedutamente, ad. cautiously 
 Provveduto, part, provided ; pru- 
 dent 
 Provvidamente, ad. carefully 
 Provvidente, a. cautious, prudent 
 Provvidenza,/. providence 
 Provvido, a. provident, wise 
 Provvigione,/. provision 
 Provvisare, to make verses ex- 
 tempore [p et 
 Provvisatore, m. an extempore 
 Provvisionale, a. provisional 
 Provvisionare, to pension 
 Provvisionato. part, pensioned 
 Provvisione,/. provision, pension 
 Provviso, m. an impromptu 
 Provvisore, m. provider 
 Provvisto, part, provided 
 Prua,/. a prow (sea term) 
 Prudente, a. prudent, wise 
 Prudentcmente, ad. prudently 
 Prudenza,/. prudence, wisdom 
 Prudenziale, a. prudential 
 Prudere, to iich 
 Prudore, m. itching 
 Prtigna, /. prune, plum 
 Prugno, m. a plum-tree 
 Prugnola,/. a sloe, or wild plum 
 Prugnolo, m. a bullace-tree 
 Prufna,/. hoar frost 
 Pruinoso, o. fros'y 
 Prima,/, a prune, a plum 
 Prunaia, /. Prunaio, and Pniname, 
 
 m. place full of thorny bushes 
 Pruneto, m. a thorny place 
 Pruno, m. bramble, brier 
 Frunoso, a. full of briers 
 PruovA,/. proof, trial 
 Pruriiine, f. an itching, itch 
 Pruriginoso, a. that causes itching 
 Pmrtre, to itch [desire 
 
 Prnrtto, m. an itching; temptation, 
 Pni7za, f. smart, heat 
 Psllio, and Pslllo, m. flea-hane 
 Pnbblicamente, ad. publicly 
 Pubbli-amento, m. a publication 
 Pubblicano, m. publican 
 
PUL 
 
 Pubblieiire, to publish, confiscate 
 Pubblicato, part, published 
 Fubblicatore, m. a publisher 
 Pubblicazioue, /. publication 
 Pubblicita, /. publicity 
 Pubblico, tn. the public 
 Pubblico, a. public, known 
 Fuberta, /. puberty 
 Pubescente, a. that has attained 
 the age of puberty [lish 
 
 Publicare, (see Pubblicare ) to pub- 
 Fudende, / pi. the privy parts 
 Pudicamente, ad. chastely 
 Fudicizia,/. chastity, pudicity 
 Fudico, a. chaste, modest 
 Pudore, m. modesty 
 Puerile, a. puerile, childish 
 Pueriliia,/. puerility 
 Fuerilmente, ad. childishly 
 Fuerizia,/. puerility, infancy 
 Puerpera, /. a woman in child-bed 
 Puerperio, m. child-bed, or lying- 
 in 
 Pugilato, m. fisty-fight, cuffing, 
 
 boxing 
 Piigile, m. pugilist 
 Fugillo, m. a pugil, a pinch 
 Piigna, /. fight, fray, contest 
 Pugnace, a. warlike 
 Pugnacemente, ad. in a hostile 
 manner [ger 
 
 Pugnalata, /. a blow with a dag- 
 Pugnale, m. poniard, dagger 
 Pugnare, to fight, contrast, oppose 
 Pugnato, part, fought 
 Pugnazione, /. a combat 
 Pugneilo, 77i. a handful 
 Pugnente, and Fungente, a. poig- 
 nant, sharp, stinging 
 Pugnere, and Pungere, to sting, 
 
 prick, nettle 
 Pugnereccio, a. pricking, sharp 
 Pugnetto, rn. a handful ; a spur 
 Pugnimento, m. stinging; contri 
 
 tion, repenting 
 Pugniticcio, m. a spur 
 Pugnitoio, m. a goad, or sting 
 Pugnitopo, m. a kind of nettle 
 Pugno, m. a fist, a handful ; aver 
 in pugno, to have in one's -pow- 
 er ', a. blow ; a cuff ; fare alle 
 pugna, to box ; dare un pugno 
 in cielo, to fight the air 
 Pugnuolo, m. a handful 
 Pula,/. husk, hull 
 Pulce,/. a flea 
 Pulcella,/. maid, virgin 
 Pulcellaggio, m. virginity 
 Pulcellona, /. an old maid 
 Pulcesecca, /. a pinch, a pinching 
 Pulcino. 77i. a chicken; e piu im- 
 pacciato ch' un pulcin nella 
 
 PUN 
 
 stoppa, he is so puzzled that he 
 
 knows not what to do 
 Pulcro, a. beautiful 
 Puledro, m. a colt 
 Puieggia,/. a pulley 
 Puleggio, 777. penny-royal (an herb) 
 Fulica, and Filliga, /. a flaw in 
 
 glass 
 Pulice,/. a flea [ing 
 
 Pulimento, m. a cleansing, polish- 
 Pulire, to scour, cleanse, polish, 
 
 smooth 
 Pulitamente, ad. cleanly, neatly 
 Pulitezza, /. politeness, elegance, 
 
 cleanliness [ad. cleanly 
 
 Pulito, a. clean, neat, polished ; 
 Pulitore, m. a polisher 
 Pulitura,/. a polish 
 Pulizia,/. cleanliness, neatness 
 Fullulamento,77i. and Pullulazione, 
 
 /. a springing, sprouting 
 Pullulare, and Pullolare, to bud 
 
 forth, to spring forth, to multiply 
 Pulpito, 77i. pulpit 
 Pulsare, to beat, to knock 
 Pulsatile, a. beating, knocking 
 Pulsazione, /. pulsation, beating of 
 
 the pulse 
 Pulzella, /. a virgin, a maid 
 Pulzone, 771. a punch, or puncheon 
 Pungello, m. a goad 
 Fungente, a. pricking, stinging 
 Pungentemente, ad. sharply 
 Pungere, to prick, sting, smart 
 Pungetto, ?7i. a goad, or spur 
 Pungiglione, and Pungigliato, m. 
 
 a sting, a goad 
 Pungimento, m. a pricking 
 Pungiiivo, a. poignant, sharp 
 Pungitoio, 771. a goad, or sting 
 Pungolare, to goad, stimulate 
 Ptingolo, m. a goad 
 Punibile, a. punishable 
 Punimento, rn. and Punizi6ne, /. 
 
 punishment 
 Punire, to punish 
 Punitivo, a. punitive 
 Punito, part, punished 
 Punitore, 771. punisher 
 Punizione, /. punishment 
 Punta, /. point, the end of any 
 
 thing ; a thrust ; a pleurisy .; 
 
 punta di soldati, a troop of sob 
 
 diers ; pigliar la punta, to grow 
 
 sour 
 Puntaglia, /. a combat, debate 
 Puntale, rn. point, tag, aglet ; pun- 
 tale di fibbia, the tongue of a 
 
 buckle [ly 
 
 Puntalmente,ad. punctually 5 joint 
 Puntare, to point, to stop, to push ; 
 
 to thrust, to criticise, to tax 
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 PUR 
 
 Puntata,/. thrust 
 
 Puntatamente, ad. punctually 
 
 Puntato, part, pointed 
 
 Puntatura, and Puntazi6fle, /. 
 punctuation 
 
 Puntazza,/. an iron point 
 
 PuntAzzo, m. a promontory (a 
 cape) 
 
 Punteggiamento, 771. punctuation 
 
 Punteggiare, to point or stop in 
 writing 
 
 Punteggiato, part, pointed 
 
 Punteggiatura, /. a sticking, or 
 pricking 
 
 Puntellare, to prop, support 
 
 Puntellato, part, propped, sup- 
 ported 
 
 Puntello, 771. a prop 
 
 Puntente, a. pointed, sharp 
 
 Punteruolo, m. a bodkin ; a weevil 
 07- mite 
 
 Puntiglio, rn. a punctilio, a cavil 
 
 Puntiglioso, a. cavilling, captious 
 
 Puntino, m. a small point. A pun- 
 tino, ad. exactly 
 
 Punto, 771. a point, an instant, diffi- 
 culty ; an article, a passage, 
 state, condition, a wrangling, a 
 stitch; essere in buon punto, to 
 be in a good state of body ; essere 
 in punto, to be ready. Punto per 
 punto, ad. exactly 
 
 Punto, part, stung, pricked 
 
 Punto, ad. at all, a bit 
 
 Puntone, m, a prop, a point, a 
 wedge 
 
 Puntone, ad. with a point 
 
 Puntuale, a. punctual, exact 
 
 Puntualita,/. exactness 
 
 Puntualmente, ad. punctually 
 
 Puntura, /. puncture, anguish, dis- 
 tress, sorrow, pang 
 
 Puntuto, part, pointed 
 
 Punzecchiare, and i unzellare, to 
 spur, goad, sting 
 
 Punzecchiatura,/. spots,or speckles 
 
 Punzellamento, m. a pricking; so- 
 licitation 
 
 Punzione, /. a pricking 
 
 Punzone, m. a box on the ear ; a 
 coin to stamp money with 
 
 Pupilla,/. the eye-ball 
 
 Pupillare, a. of a pupil 
 
 Pupillo, m. pupil 
 
 Puramente, ad. sincerely 
 
 Purche, conj. provided, only, if 
 
 Pure, ad. yet, although, moreover. 
 however, besides ; dite pure quel 
 che volete, say what you will ; 
 ma pure? what then ? pure che. 
 if, if so [dulterated 
 
 Purello, and Puretto, a. neat, una- 
 
PUT 
 
 Purezza,/. purity 
 a purge 
 
 and Purgamento, 
 m> .1 purging 
 
 . a. purging 
 
 . to purge, cleanse, scour, 
 ;\. moderate 
 
 tid. correctly 
 i, a. purgative 
 
 leansed 
 
 . m. purgatory 
 
 i,f. tilth 
 
 . a fulling mill 
 ; urify 
 ! 2 ri tied 
 
 napkin used at 
 ' y the priest 
 .. tone,/, purification 
 
 . purity 
 Puritan 
 . pure. chaste, clean ; la 
 pum vcri;a, the plaiu truth 
 rple 
 
 '•ten [per 
 
 . to. a collation after sup- 
 
 . with ti- 
 
 imita,/. pusillanimity 
 
 me, and Fusillinimo, a. 
 irdly 
 Pij illia. f. smallness, meanness 
 
 . and Pustula,/. pustule 
 prune 
 
 '•ive, imputed 
 Putente, ad. stinking 
 
 rotten, putrefied 
 Fu ratine,/, putrefaction 
 Putreiinoso, a. putrid, corrupt 
 
 Piifrefatte'vole. a. corruptible 
 
 -rion 
 things 
 Putrid ire, to arrow rotten 
 Pu'ridi'i,/. rottenness 
 Potri 'o. ■ 
 
 Purridunie. m. corruption, lumber, 
 "ers 
 ■nd Puttana, /. strumpet, 
 
 i wench, to play 
 r inpet 
 • ■>. m. whoring 
 . 
 
 • V>rish 
 mo, m. Puttanla. and 
 Puttaneria,/. wenching, whoring 
 
 QUA 
 
 Puttaniere, m. a whoremaster, a 
 libertine 
 
 Puttello, and Puffina, m. boy 
 
 Potto, m. a child, boy 
 
 Potto, a. venal, tow, base 
 
 PCuna,/. a stink, stench ; pus, cor- 
 ruption 
 
 Puzzare, to stink 
 
 Puzzo, rn. a stench 
 
 Puzzo la,/, a sort of ant, a polecat 
 
 Puxsolente, a. stinking, filthy 
 
 Puzzoleuza, /. dirt, filth 
 
 Puzzoso, a. stinking 
 
 Puzzura, /. stench, infection, or 
 filth iuess 
 
 Q 
 
 aUA^, ad. here; qua e la, here 
 and there ; di qui, this side ; 
 di qua e di la, on both sides ; 
 Don l'ho visto da quel tempo in 
 qua, 1 have not se^n him since 
 tnat time [Quaker 
 
 Quacquero, and Quiechero, rn. a 
 
 Quadernario. and Quadernale, m. 
 a stanza of four verses 
 
 Quaderno, in. a writing-book ; a 
 quarter upon dice; a bed in a 
 garden ; a quire of paper 
 
 Quadra, /. a quadrant ; dar la 
 qu.idnu to lautch at 
 
 Quadragenario, a. forty years old 
 
 Quadragesima,/. Lent 
 
 Quadragesimale, a. of or in Lent 
 
 Qua Iragesimo, a. the fortieth 
 
 Quadramento, m. quadrature, a 
 squaring 
 
 Quadra ngolo, m. a quadrangle 
 
 Quadrante, m. a quadrant 
 
 Quadrare, to square, toapprove ; la 
 vos'ra opinione non mi quadra, 
 I do not approve your opinion 
 
 Quadrario, m. picture-dealer 
 
 Quadrattno, m. a quadrate (in 
 printing) 
 
 Quadrato, m. a quadrangle 
 
 Quadrato, a. four-square, square; 
 (conipre«o,) stron?, well-set, 
 lusty, well-proportioned 
 
 Quadratura./ quadrature, a squar- 
 ing 
 
 Quid rel lire, to shoot, dart 
 
 Quadrell-). m. an arrow; le qua- 
 drella d'amorc, Cupid's darts ; a 
 square orick, or stone ; a pack- 
 in? iv • 
 
 t. f. collection of pictures 
 
 Quadretto, m. a square stone 
 223 
 
 QUA 
 
 Quadriennio, rn. the space of four 
 years 
 
 Quadriforme, a. square 
 
 Quadriga,/, car \\ ith four horeea 
 
 Quadrigha,/. a band of soldiers 
 
 Qnadi inn vre, m. the apace of four 
 months [parts 
 
 Quairipartire, to divide into four 
 
 Quadrivio, m. a cross-stnvt or 
 road ^, 
 
 Quadra, a. square 
 
 Quadra, rn. a square, a picture, a 
 frame, a border ; quadi i, garden* 
 beds 
 
 Quadruccio, m. a brick 
 
 Quadrupede, rn. a quadruped ; a 
 four-footed animal 
 
 Quadruplicate, to quadruplicate 
 
 Quadruplo, a. quadruple, four- 
 fold 
 
 Quaentro, ad. here within ; di 
 quaentro, from hence, here be- 
 low, down here 
 
 Quaggiu, (and Quaggiuso, in poet- 
 ry,) ad. le cose di quaggiu, the 
 affairs of this world 
 
 Qui ilia. /. a quail (a bird) 
 
 Quasi iamento, to. curdling, coagu- 
 lation 
 
 Quaglkire, and Quagliarsi, to cur- 
 dle, thicken [dling 
 
 Quagliatura,/. coagulation, a cur 
 
 Quagliato, part, thickened, curdled 
 
 Quagliere, m. a quail-pipe 
 
 Quaglio, rn. rennet 
 
 Qualche, a. some, any ; in qualche 
 parte, somewhere 
 
 Qualchediino, and Qualcuno, a. 
 somebody 
 
 Qualcosa,/. something 
 
 Quale, pron. which, what ; e 
 quale voi lo vole'e, it is what 
 you wish ; tale quale, such 
 
 Qualesso, pron. who, what 
 
 Qualificare, to qualify, to distin- 
 guish 
 
 Qualified to, part, qualified ; per- 
 sona qualificata, a person of 
 quality 
 
 Qualificazione, /. qualification 
 
 Qualita, /. quality, condition ; 
 avere la qualita, to be qualified 
 
 Qualitative, a. qualifying 
 
 Qualmente, ad. as, how, so as 
 
 Qualora, ad. when, whenever 
 
 Qualsisia, and Qualsivoglia, pron. 
 whatsoever, whoever, who 
 
 Qualunque, pron. whoever; qua- 
 lunque vol*a, whenever 
 
 Qualvolta, ad. whenever 
 
 Quindo, ad. when, whenever, 
 since, if; quindo in uno luogo, 
 
QUA 
 
 quando in un altro, sometimes in 
 one place, sometimes in another ; 
 di quando in quando, now and 
 then 
 
 Quando che, ad. and conj. when, 
 if, though ; quando che sia, ad. 
 at some time 
 
 Qoandiinque, ad. whenever 
 
 Quanquam, ad. fare il quanquam, 
 to give one's self great airs 
 
 Quantita, /. quantity 
 
 Quanto, a. how much, how many, 
 as many ; ad. as far, as much ; 
 quanti ne volete? how many 
 will you have ? quanto potete ve- 
 de>e, as far as you can see ; 
 quanto a me, as for me ; quanto 
 cio, as for that ; quanto prima, 
 very soon ; tutto quanto, all ; 
 questo e il quanto, this is the 
 point ; tutti quanti, all together ; 
 ai quanti siamo del mese ? what 
 day of the month is this ? 
 
 Quantoche, conj* although 
 
 Quanttinque, conj. though, al- 
 though ; ad. whosoever ; as 
 many, how much, how many j 
 quantunque volte, whenever 
 
 Quaranta, a. forty [forty days 
 
 Quarentena, and Quarantaria, /. 
 
 Quarantesimo, a. fortieth 
 
 Quarantigia, /. a guarantee (law 
 term) 
 
 Quarantina, /. forty days, quaran- 
 tine ; far la quarantina, to per- 
 form quarantine; to keep Lent 
 
 Quarantottn, a. forty-eight 
 
 Quarantotti, m. pi. the forty-eight 
 senators of Florence 
 
 Quare, ad. why (Latin word) 
 
 Quaresima,/. Lent 
 
 Quaresimale, m. sermons preached 
 in Lent ; a. of Lent 
 
 Quarta, /. a quart, or quart pot ; a 
 quarter (in astronomy) 
 
 Quartana,/. a quartan ague 
 
 Quartato, a. well-set, lusty, quar- 
 tered 
 
 Quartato, a. noble on the father 
 and mother's side [moon 
 
 Quarter6ne, m. the quarter of the 
 
 Quarteruola, /. a peck 
 
 Quarteru61o, m. counter (base 
 money) 
 
 Quartiere, m. quarter ; quartieri 
 d' inverno, winter quarters ; dar 
 quartiere. to give quarter 
 
 Quartiermastro, m. a quarter- 
 master 
 
 Quarttna, /. see Quadernirio 
 
 Quarto, m. the fourth part; a. 
 fourth 
 
 QUE 
 
 Quartodecimo, a. fhe fourteenth 
 Quartogenito, a. the fourth born 
 Quasi, ad. as, if, like ; quasi vo- 
 lesse dire, as if it would say 
 quasi quasi, almost 
 Quasimente, ad. almost 
 Quassu, and Quassaso, ad. here, 
 
 above, up here 
 Quaternario, to. see Quadernirio 
 Quattamente, ad. secretly, by 
 
 stealth 
 Quatto, and Quattone, a. squatting, 
 quiet, still; andar quattone, to 
 creep along. Quatto quatto, ad. 
 very quiet 
 Quattordicesimo, a. the fourteenth 
 Quattordici, m. fourteen 
 Quattriduano, a. of four days 
 Quattrino, and Quattrinello, m. a 
 
 farthing ; quattrini, money 
 Quattro, a. four 
 Quattrocento, a. four hundred 
 Quattromila, a. four thousand 
 Quattro tempora, /. pi. the four 
 
 ember weeks 
 Que', Quei, Quegii, and Quelli, 
 
 pron. he, they, those, some 
 Quel, and Quello, pron. he ; that 
 Quelchesisia, prcrn. whoever 
 Quel tanto, m. that which, that 
 
 quantity 
 Querceto, ra. a wood of oaks 
 Quercia, and Querce, /. an oak 
 tree [timber 
 
 Quercino. a. legno quercino, oak 
 Querciuola, /. a young oak 
 Querela, /. complaint, quarrel ; 
 
 porre, o dar querela, to accuse 
 Querelante, and Querelatore, m. 
 
 a plaintiff; a. complaining 
 Querelare, and Querelarsi, to ac- 
 cuse, quarrel 
 Querelato, part, accused, indicted 
 Quereloso, Querulo, Queruloso,a?id 
 Querelatorio, a. mournful, groan- 
 ing, complaining _ 
 Querente, a. inquiring 
 Querimonia, /. lamentation 
 Quesito, to. question, demand 
 Questesso, pron. this very same 
 Questi, pron. this, he himself 
 Questionamento, to. a questioning 
 Quest ionante, a. questioning 
 Questionare, to question 
 Questione, /. question, strife, dis- 
 pute ; venire a questione, to fall 
 out 
 Questioneggiamento, m. a dispute 
 Quest ione^gia re, to question 
 Questionevole, a. doubtful 
 Questo, pron. this ; in questo, 
 thereupon ; questo e quello, this 
 224 
 
 QUI 
 
 and that ; io son venuto a questc, 
 I came on purpose for that 
 
 Questore, to. a questor 
 
 Questoria, and Questura, /. the 
 dignity of a questor 
 
 Quetamente, ad. quietly 
 
 Quetanza, /. and Queto, m. a re- 
 ceipt 
 
 Quetare, to quiet, pacify, to acquit 
 one of a debt; quetarsi, to be 
 quiet, easy 
 
 Quetato, part, quieted 
 
 Queto, a. quiet, still, peaceable 
 queto queto, very quietly 
 
 Qu), ad. here, hither ; son qui, 
 am here ; di qui e da qui, from 
 hence ; fra, or da qui a tre gi6r 
 ni, three days hence ; qui dentro 
 here within 
 
 Quici, ad. here [essence 
 
 Quiddita, and Quidita,/. quiddity 
 
 Quidentro, ad. here within 
 
 Quiditativo, a. essential 
 
 Qui^scere, to rest 
 
 Quietamente, ad. quietly 
 
 Quietanza, /. a receipt 
 
 Quietare, to pacify 
 
 Quietativo, a. calming, appeasing 
 
 Quietato, part, quieted 
 
 Quiete, and Quietazione, /. quiet, 
 rest, ease 
 
 Quietezza, f. repose, peace 
 
 Quieto, a. quiet, calm 
 
 Quinam6nte, ad. above, yonder 
 
 Quincentro, ad. here within 
 
 Quinci, ad. hence, here, hither j 
 afterwards ; da quinci innanzi, 
 henceforth ; quinci a poco, a 
 little after; per di quinci, this 
 way ; quinci e quindi, here and 
 there 
 
 Quinci61tre, ad. here about 
 
 Quindecimo, a. fifteenth 
 
 Quindi, ad. from thence, or that 
 way; after, then, therefore; da 
 quindi innanzi, hereafter; per 
 quindi, from the same place 
 
 Quindicesimo, a. the fifteenth 
 
 Quindici, a. fifteen 
 
 Quind' oltre. and Quin61tre, ad. 
 thereabout 
 
 Quinquagenario, a. fifty years old 
 
 Quinquagesima, /. Quinquagesima 
 Sunday 
 
 Quinquagesimo, a. the fiftieth 
 
 Quinquennio, m. five years 
 
 Quinta, /. a quint (in music) 
 
 Quintadecima,/. full moon 
 
 Quintale, to. quintal (hundred 
 weight) [to run at) 
 
 Quintana,/. a quintin (a post, &c, 
 
 Quinterno, m. a quire of paper 
 
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 Quintessenza,/. quintessence 
 Quin'o, a. the fifth ; m. the fifth 
 
 part 
 Quintodecimo, a. fifteenth 
 Quin'uplo, a. quintuple (.five fold) 
 rlia, and Quisquilia, /. 
 filth. >weepings 
 Quistionale, a. questionable 
 Quistbnamento, m. dispute, con- 
 test 
 
 nte, a. litigious 
 -e, to dispute, debate, in- 
 terr j 
 
 vore, m. a litigious man 
 Quistione, /. a question, doubt, a 
 
 strife, dispute, lawsuit, process 
 Quis'inne^iamento, nu a dispute 
 Quisti mer-^are, to dispute 
 Quistionevole, a. questionable, 
 
 d->ub ful 
 Quitanza, /. acquittance, cession 
 Quitare, to quit, free, acquit, for- 
 
 Quitato. part, yielded, quitted 
 Quivi, ad. there, then, afterwards : 
 quivi vicino, thereabout ; quivi 
 'herein; quivi medisimo, 
 in this very place ; di quivi, 
 from hence ; non molto di quivi 
 lon'ano, not far from thence 
 QixKere, and Cuocere, to cook 
 
 i. lea'her, skin 
 Quota, /. quo'a (quote-part) 
 Quotare, to set in or !er 
 Quotidianamente, ad. daily 
 Quotidiano, a. daily 
 Quoto, m. order, or ordering 
 Quoziente, rn. quotient (in arith- 
 metic) 
 
 R 
 
 RABA'CCHIO. m. a child 
 Rabarbaro, and Rab.irbero, 
 m. rhiitiarb 
 Rabbaruffire, to ruffle, to discom- 
 pose, to fizht [posed 
 Rabbaruoato, part . ruffled, discom- 
 Rabbvaamento, m. abatement 
 itase 
 , rart. lowered 
 Rabbattere, to blunt; rabbattersi, 
 to meet azain 
 
 ' ' lunted 
 Rabba'uffolare, to turn upside 
 
 down 
 Rabbellire, to beautify, adorn ; 
 
 rabbellirti, to grow handsome 
 RabbeMto, part, embellished 
 15 
 
 RAC 
 
 : Rabberoiare, to patch, mend 
 
 :. patched, pieced 
 
 R I hia. /". madness, passion, rage, 
 
 tuiy. lust 
 Rabbino, m. a Jewish ralibi 
 Rabbiosamen'e, ad, madly 
 . 7. mad, furious 
 Rabboccare, to take with one's 
 <.:ain; raLiboccar fiaschi, 
 
 to till up bottles 
 RaM>oi:acci.ire, to calm, quiet ; 
 
 rabbonacciarei, to grow calm 
 Rabbondare, to abound 
 Rabbonire, to appease (make up) 
 Ratbracci.are, to embrace again 
 Rabbrenciare, to mend 
 Rabbreviare, to s'orten again 
 
 I e. to shudder 
 Rihbruscameuto, m. darkness 
 Rabbroscarsi, to grow dark 
 Rabbruscito, a. grows dark 
 Rabbruzzarsi, and Rabbi uzzolarsi, 
 
 to grow cloudy, dark 
 Rabbuffamen'o, m. disturbance. 
 
 trouble, uproar 
 Rabbufiare, to disorder; rabbuf- 
 
 &rsi, to grow dark, or stormy; 
 
 to poll one another about 
 Rabbuffato, a. ruffled 
 Rabb iffo, m. reprimand, rebuke, 
 
 reproof 
 Rabbuiare, to gro -.-. 
 Rabescare, to "adorn with Arabian 
 
 work [bic wort 
 
 Rabesc'ito, a. adorned with Ara- 
 Ral>e co, m. Arabic work 
 Rabido, a. enraged, furious 
 Raccapezz/ire, to find out, to com- 
 prehend 
 Raccapitoiare. to repea', sum up 
 Raceapricciamento, m. fright, 
 
 horror 
 Rarcapricciare. to frighten 
 Raccapriccnto, part, frightened 
 Raecapriccio, rn. horror, dread 
 
 re, to regain, retrieve, re- 
 deem ; to acquire, or amass 
 Raccenci'ire, to piece, to patch up 
 Raccendere. to kindle, light ; rac- 
 
 cendersi. to zrnw angry; rac- 
 
 cendeni nel viso, to blush 
 Raccen liminto, m. lighting, 
 
 kindling 
 Raccennare, to show azain 
 Raccerchiare, to hoop again, to 
 
 surround 
 Riccert'.re. to assure nzain ; rac- 
 
 certarsi, to be heartened again 
 
 ■. kindled again 
 
 Riccettare', to lodge, to give a 
 
 I Raccettatore, rn. a hos f , a landlord 
 2 K 
 
 RAC 
 
 Raccetfo, rn. a lodging, retreat 
 Racchetare, to appease, comfort, 
 calm ; racchetirsi, to make one't 
 self easy 
 RacchetJto, a. appeased 
 Racchetta,/. a rack t 
 Racchiudere, to shut, to enclose, to 
 
 encompass 
 Racchiuso. a. shut, enclosed 
 Raeciabattare, to mend old clothes 
 Ricccoirr, to strike again 
 Raccoglieoza,/. reception 
 Racrogliere. to gather, collect, as- 
 semble; to lodge, entertain, to 
 contain ; to understand, to ob- 
 serve, note; raccrizliere Falito, 
 to take breath; raccogliere gli 
 spiriti, to recover one's strength 
 Raccoglimento, m. a recollection ; 
 
 a heap, gathering, a reception 
 Raccoglitore, m. a gatherer, col- 
 lec'or, receiver ; raccoglitore del 
 parto, a man-midwife 
 Raccogli trice,/, a midwife 
 Raccolta, /. a crop, harvest; a 
 stop, receipt, reception, collec- 
 tion 
 Raec-M'o. part, collected 
 Raccoltoie. m. a gatherer 
 Raecomandazione, /. and Raeco- 
 mandamento, m. recommenda- 
 tion, protection, defence 
 Raccomandare, to recommend, to 
 
 suspend, to fasten 
 Raccomandato^arf. recommended 
 Raccomanda'ore, m. a pro'ector 
 Raccomandatorio, a. of recommen- 
 dation [tion 
 Raccomandlgia, /. recommenda- 
 Raccommiare, to dismiss 
 Raccomodamento, 771. a mending 
 Raecomodare, to mend 
 Raceompaguare, to accompany 
 arain [common stock 
 Raccomun^re, to return to the 
 Racconciamento, m. amending, 
 reconciliation; aspettare il rac- 
 conciamento del tempo, to wait 
 for the fine weather 
 Racconciare, to mend, piece, 
 
 patch, or reconcile 
 Racconciato, part, mended 
 Racconciatore, m. a mender 
 Raccincio, m. a mending, a repa- 
 ration 
 Racconcio. a. mended, patched 
 Racconfermare, to confirm, ratify 
 Racconfortare, to comfort, to for- 
 tify j racconfortarsi, to take 
 courage 
 Ra^cono'cere, to r^cozni^e 
 Racconsegnare, to restore, return 
 
RAD 
 
 Racconsolare, to l 
 
 :rt. comforted 
 RaccoDSolatore, in. a comforter 
 Raccrntabile, a, meinorable 
 Racccrtameoto) rn. an account 
 Raccontare. to relate, speak ; rac- 
 
 coniarsi, to be reconciled 
 Raccontato. part, related 
 Riceontatore. m. a relarer 
 Racconto, m. a relation, account 
 Racconto. a. rela'ed 
 Riccoj-piiie. to couple 
 Raeeoppiato, part, reunited 
 Racccrcianjcnto, in. making short 
 Raccorciare, to shorten 
 Raccorcia-e. f art. shortened 
 Raccordamento, m. remembrance 
 Raccordare. and Raccordarsi, to 
 
 remember ; to reconcile, and to 
 
 tune again 
 Raccordazione, /. remembering 
 Raccorgersi, to repent 
 Raccbrre, to gather, collect; to 
 
 observe, to infer 
 Racconare. to shorten 
 Raccosciirsi, to bow, to stoop 
 Raccostare, to approach again 
 Raccozzaniento. nu onset, en- | 
 
 counter ~y.zr~~.ii 
 
 Raccc-zzire, to strike, dash, bring 
 Raccozzato. part, s'ruck, dashed 
 Raccreseere, to increase 
 Raccrescimento, rn. augmentation, 
 
 increase 
 Raccresciuto. part, increased 
 Raccus'ire. 'o accuse again 
 Rac-n.o. in. a bunch of grapes 
 Racemoso, a. full of grapes 
 Racimolare, to gather, to pick up 
 
 grapes [of grapes 
 
 Racimolo. m. remainder; bunch 
 
 rsi, to lie squat 
 Racquetare, and Racquietare, to 
 
 Racquetato. part, appeased 
 Racquistagione. /. arid Racquista- 
 mento, m. a recovering, or re- 
 covery 
 Racquisrare, to recover 
 Kacquistato, fart, recovered 
 Racquisto. in. and Racquistazione, 
 
 /. rec 
 Rida. /. a road (for ships) 
 Radamente, ad. seldom 
 Raddenssre. to thicken, condense 
 Radii manure, (see Raddoman- 
 dare.) to ask again [again 
 
 Raddirizzamento. rn. a setting up 
 Raddirizzire. to make straight 
 Raddiriz7.". - o. part, rec 
 Raddolcare. to grow mild, to 
 soften. 
 
 RAF 
 
 Raddolciaxe, to mitigate 
 Raddolcimento, in. a softening 
 Raddolcire. 10 sweeten, appease 
 Raddolcito. part, sweetened 
 Raddomandare, to redemand, ask 
 
 again 
 Raddoppiamento. in. a redoubling 
 Raddoppiare, to redouble, increase 
 Raddoppiaamente, ad. doubly 
 Raddoppiato, part, doubled 
 Raddormentarsi, to go to sleep 
 
 again 
 Rafdormentato, part, asleep again 
 Raddossire. to put upon one's back 
 Raddotto, m, an assembly, a shel- 
 ter [make straight 
 RaJdrizzare, [see Raddirizzare.) to 
 Raddurre, to reduce, bring back, 
 
 compel 
 Rid ere, to shave, shear ; to fly. or 
 raze to the ground ; to smooth, 
 to polish; scratch out, purify; 
 ridere dal cuore, to forget 
 Fadezza,/. rarity, thinness 
 Iiadiale, and Radiante, a. radiant 
 Radiare, to shine 
 Radica, /. a roo% cause 
 Radicale, a. radical 
 Radicalrnente, ad. radically, sound- 
 ly [veierate 
 Radicare, to take root, to grow in- 
 Radicato, a. radicated, rooted, in- 
 veterate 
 Radicazione. /. a taking root 
 Radicchio, m. succory, or wild 
 
 endive 
 Radice, /. radish, root ; cause, 
 
 principle 
 Radificare, to rarefy 
 
 . radiant, bright 
 \. f. scraping 
 Rado, a. scarce, thin, rare; ad. 
 seldom ; case rade, houses dis- 
 tant from each other 
 Radunanza. Radunata, /. and Ra- 
 dunamecto, rn. gathering to- 
 gether, assemblage 
 Radunare, to assemble, gather 
 Rafano. m. horse-radi=h 
 Raffacciare, to reproach 
 Raff-? re. f o seize, to grapple 
 Raffardellare. to pack up 
 RarT'azzonare. to trim, deck, adorn, 
 
 repair, mend 
 Ranazzcnito, part, adorned 
 
 . f. confirmation 
 Raffermare, to ccnfinrj. strengthen 
 Rafferma'o. part, confirmed 
 Raffermazione. /. confirmation 
 Raff~rmo. a. old 
 Raffibbiare, to buckle, to repeat 
 Raffidarsi. to tru«' in 
 226 
 
 RAG 
 
 Raffigurabile, a. easy to be known 
 
 again 
 Rarhguraniento, 771. a knowing 
 
 again 
 Raffigurare, to call to mind, to 
 
 remember, to compare, to know 
 
 again 
 Rafngurato, part, called to mind 
 Raffifare, to pare, shred, cut 
 Raffilato, part, pared, shred 
 Raffilatura, /. parings, shavings 
 RafEnamento, m. ~ and Rarfina- 
 
 tezza, /. a refining, delicacy 
 RafEnare, to refine, purify 
 Rafnnato, part, refined, artful 
 Raffinaiore, rn. a refiner 
 Raffinatura, /. {see Raffinam^nto,) 
 
 refining 
 RafEnire, to be refined 
 RafBo, in. a drag, a hook, a dray 
 Raffondare, to sink, to dig out 
 
 deeper [prop 
 
 Rafforzare, to fortify, to support, 
 
 Raffreddan.euto, and RarTreddore, 
 
 . coolness 
 
 : e, to cool, to grow cold ; 
 
 raffieddilrsi, (o catch cold 
 
 . part, cooled; sono 
 
 raolto raffieddato, I have caught 
 
 cold [curbing 
 
 Raffrenamento, m. a refraining, a 
 Raffrenare, to refrain, curb, keep 
 
 under ; raffrenarsi, to control 
 
 one's passions 
 Raffrenato, part, refrained 
 Raffrercamento, m. a cooling, 
 
 coolness 
 Raffrettare, to hasten ; raffrettare 
 
 il passo, to mend one's pace 
 Raffrcntare, to encounter, to at 
 
 tack, to confront, to meet again 
 Ragana, /. a sea-dragon (a fish) 
 Ragazza,/. a lass, girl, wench 
 Ragazzaglia,/. a parcel of boys, or 
 
 bad soldiers 
 Ragazzata, /. childishness 
 Ragazzo, rn. a boy, a lad, a foot- 
 boy 
 Ragazzone, m. a great boy 
 Raggavignarsi, to creep, crawl 
 RaggeHrsi. to congeal 
 
 : e. to embellish 
 Ra^hignare, to frown 
 Ragghiare, to bray (as an ass) 
 Ragghio, rn. braying of an ass 
 Ragjgiante, a. shining 
 Raggiare, to irradiate 
 Raggiata,/. a ray (a sea fish) 
 Raggio, rn. a ray; raggi del s61«, 
 
 ravs of the sun 
 Rasgiornare, to erow light again 
 Raggioso, a. radiant, shining 
 
RAG 
 
 Ragriramentn, m. excuse, shift, an 
 evasion, a by-way 
 
 Raggirare, to run about ; raggirare 
 una persona, to leal by the 
 nose; raggirarecon belle parole. 
 to rive tail- words, deceive 
 
 Raggirato, part, led about, con- 
 founded 
 
 R igg ratore, m, a cheat, a knave 
 
 Raggiro, ?n. an evasion, subter- 
 fuge ; a spring, an engine 
 
 Raggiugnere, to reunite, to join, to 
 overtake 
 
 > ■•■iineuto, in. reunion 
 
 Raggiiinto, part, rejoined 
 . m. a faint ray 
 
 Raggiustare, to mend 
 
 Raggrandire, to aggrandize 
 
 Raggranellare, to glean, to pick 
 re, to aggravate 
 
 Raggricchiame'nto, to. a wrinkling 
 
 Raggricchiare, to wrinkle 
 
 Ragiiicchiato, part, wrinkled, 
 shrunk ; nervo raggricchiato, a 
 contracted nerve 
 
 Raggrinzamento, m. a wrinkling 
 re, to wrinkle; raggrin- 
 li, to despond 
 
 Raggrupplre, to pack up, to tie 
 
 Raigrupp'ito, part, tied, assembled, 
 reunited 
 
 Rag^ruppe, m. a winding about 
 trsi, to shrink 
 
 Raggruzzolare, to h ard up 
 
 Raggruzzolato, part. hoarded, 
 shrunk, shrivelled 
 
 Ragguagliire, to make equal, to 
 compare, to reckon up, to ad- 
 vise 
 
 Rajzuarliato, a. equal, advised 
 
 Ragguazliatore, m. a relater 
 
 Ragguaglio, m. notice, advice, 
 accoun*, equality 
 
 Ragguardan:ento, m. reflection, 
 face, In k 
 
 Ragaruar iante, a. beholding 
 
 [are, to examine, weisrh, 
 consider, to belong to, to concern 
 :ato, part, considered, re- 
 vised 
 
 Pajsruarda'ore, m. a spec'ator 
 
 Rajzuardevole, a. considerable, 
 
 remarkable [tention 
 
 ! ', m. regard, respect, at- 
 
 Ragguazzare, to mix, uni'e 
 
 Ragja, f. rosin ; a fraud, a trick 
 
 Raeionale. a. reasonable 
 
 Ragionamento, m. reasoning, dis- 
 speech [to ram 
 
 Ragionare. to reason, confer with, 
 
 Raeionare. m. a discourse 
 
 Raglonatamente, ad. reasonably 
 
 RAL 
 
 Rigionativo, a. reasonable 
 
 Ragiouato, part, reasoned, given 
 out [er 
 
 Ragionatore, m. speaker, reason- 
 
 Ragi6ne, /. reason, jurisdiction; 
 a firm : far ragione ad altrui, to 
 do justice ; tener ragifme, to 
 judge ; saldar le ragioni, to 
 settle accounts ; mettere a ra- 
 gi6ne, to put to account; credr 
 una ragione, to make a compa- 
 ny ; a ragione, at the rate ; ra- 
 gione di stato, state politics ; 
 ragion civile, the civil law. A, 
 con, di, or per ragione, ad. 
 reasonably, at the rate, on ac- 
 count 
 
 Ragionevole, a. reasonable, just, 
 right 
 
 Ragionevolezza, /. reason, equity 
 
 Ragionevolmente, ad. moderately 
 competently, reasonably 
 
 Ragioniere, m. a calculator, an 
 auditor of accounts 
 
 Ragioso, a. producing rosin 
 
 Ragliare, to bray 
 
 R'iglio, m. a braying 
 
 Ragna, /. a net, a cobweb, a spi- 
 der, a snare, fraud ; dar nella 
 ragna, to fall into a snare; ten- 
 der le nigne, to lay snares 
 
 Ra^nare, to spread nets, to fly 
 about nets ; to rob, take away 
 
 Ragnatela,/. a cobweb 
 
 Ragnatela, m. a spider : a cobweb 
 
 Ragno, R'ignolo, and Ragnuoio, 
 m. a spider, a crab, a lobster 
 
 Ragunanza, /. and Ragunamento, 
 m. an assembly, heap 
 
 Ragunare. to get, or join together; 
 clii mal raguna tosto disperge, 
 ill-sot, ill-spent 
 
 Raguna'a, /. an assembly, a band, 
 a heap, a pile 
 
 Ragunazione, /. a company 
 
 Ragi'mo, 77i. an assembly, a heap 
 
 Rai. m. pi. (in poetry,) rays, 
 beams 
 
 Rallargamento, m. a widening 
 
 Rallarg&re, to widen, to extend; 
 rallargarsi, to grow liberal 
 
 Rallargnto, part, widened 
 
 Rail zriire, to relieve 
 
 Rallegramento, m. and Ralle- 
 granza,/. joy, rejoicing 
 
 Rallegrare, 'o div- rt, cheer; ralle- 
 gr'irsi, to re.ioic - ; rallegrarsi 
 con uno, to congratulate one 
 
 RallejraMvo. a. rejoicing 
 
 Rallesrra'o. a. joyful 
 
 Rallegratura, /. joy, pleasure 
 
 Rallenare, to aba'e 
 227 
 
 RAM 
 
 Rallentamento, m. relenting, re- 
 tarding 
 Rallentare, to loosen, slacken, re- 
 lent, abate, retard; rallentarl' 
 aninio, to unbend one's mind 
 R-ilK mtito, part, slackened, abated 
 Rallevare, to bring up 
 Rallievare, to relieve' 
 Rallignaie, to take root again 
 Ralluminare, tore-enlighten; :al- 
 luminarsi, to recover one's si trht 
 Ralluminato, part, re-illuminated 
 Rallungare, to lengthen, slretch 
 Rima, /. branch 
 Ramaiuolo, and Ramai6!o, m. a 
 
 ladle 
 Ramarro, m. a lizard 
 Ramato, a. full of boughs ; soldered 
 Rame, m. copper, brass ; money i 
 ngura in rame, a print ; rame di 
 Corinto, yellow brass 
 Ramerino, "m. rosemary (a sluoib) 
 Rametto, m. a bough 
 Rametto, and Ramicello, nu a 
 
 lit'le bough 
 Ramiere, m. a coppersmith 
 Ramificare, to produce branches 
 Ramificazione, /. ramification 
 Ramingo, a. roving; andar ra- 
 
 min^o, to wander 
 Rammantare, to cover with a cloak 
 Ramnianzina, /. and Rammanzo, 
 
 m. a reprimand, a rebuke 
 Rammarco, m. complaint 
 Rammarginare, to join again, to 
 heal up ; rammarginarsi, to cic- 
 atrize 
 Rammaricamento, m. sorrow, a 
 complaint [ment 
 
 Rammaricnrsi, to complain, to la- 
 Rammaricato, a. vexed, sorry 
 Rammaricatore, m. a grumbler 
 Rammaricazione, /. groan, lamen* 
 
 tation 
 Rammarichevole, a. mournful, 
 
 groaning, doleful 
 Rammarico, m. complaint, lamen- 
 tation, grief 
 Rammaricoso, a. groaning 
 Rammassare, to collect, get 
 Rammassato, part, gathered, as- 
 sembled 
 Rammattonare, to pave ag^in 
 Rammembranza, /. remembrance, 
 
 memory 
 Rammembriire, and Rammemo- 
 rare, to remember, to mention, 
 to put in mind 
 Rammemorato, part, remembered 
 Rammemorazione, /. commemo- 
 ration, remembrance 
 Rammemoriarsi, to call to mind 
 
RAN 
 
 Rammendare, to reform 
 
 Rammenlamento, m. and Ram- 
 mentanza, /. remembrance 
 
 Rammernare, to commemorate, 
 rammen tarsi, to remember 
 
 Rammematbre, m. a remembran- 
 cer 
 
 Ramnienfio, m. a repetition 
 
 Rammezzare, to divide, cut in the 
 middle ; rammezzare la via ad 
 uno, to meet one half way 
 
 Rammollare, and Rammollire, to 
 mollify, sofien ; rammollirsi, to 
 grow effeminate 
 
 Rammollirsi, to grow soft 
 
 Rammol li to, fart, sofiened 
 
 Rarnmontare, to heap up 
 
 Rammorbidare, and Rammorbi- 
 dire, to soften, temperate 
 
 Rauimucchiare, to pile 
 
 Rammucchiato, part, piled 
 
 Ramo, m. a branch, a bough 
 
 Ramolaccio, m. a radish 
 
 Ramoruto, and Ramoso, a. full of 
 boughs, branchy 
 
 Rampa, /. a paw, a clutch 
 
 Rampante, a. creeping 
 
 Rampante, s. a hook, a flesh-hook 
 
 Rampare/to paw (like a lion) 
 
 Rampicare, to creep, to crawl 
 
 Rampicbne, and Rampo, m. a 
 hook, a drag 
 
 Rampino, m. hook 
 
 Rampbgna, /. and Rampognamen- 
 to, m. reprimand, rebuke ; venir 
 a rampbgne, to use high words 
 
 Rampognare, to abuse, to quarrel ; 
 rampognarsi, to grumble 
 
 Rampognatbre, m. a grunjbler 
 
 Rampognbso, a. reproachful, abu- 
 sive 
 
 Rampollamento, and Rampbllo, 
 m. a sprig ; a slip, source, head, 
 spring, or fountain; a branch 
 of a family 
 
 Rampollare, to stream, to flow, to 
 sprout [iron 
 
 Rampone, m. a hook, a cramp- 
 
 Ramuscello, m. bough 
 
 Ramusculbso, a. full of boughs 
 
 Rana, /. a frog 
 
 Rancare, to walk crooked, to limp 
 
 Ranchettare, to go lame 
 
 Ranciato, a. orange (of colour) 
 
 Rancidezza, and Rancidita, /. 
 staleness, rankness 
 
 Rancidire, to grow rank 
 
 Rancido, a. mouldy, rank, stinking 
 
 Rancidume, m. a rankness 
 
 Rancio, a. rank, rusty, orange- 
 coloured 
 
 Rancioso, a. smelling rank 
 
 RAP 
 
 Raneo, a. bme 
 Rancore, m. rancour, spite 
 Rancura,/. grief, pang 
 Raneurarsi, to be grieved 
 Randa, ad. a randa, along, hardly 
 Randagine, ad. andar randagine 
 
 to wander 
 Randagio, m. a vagabond 
 Randdlare, to tie, to bind, to ban? 
 Randellata, /. a blow with a cudgel 
 Randcllo, m. a cudgel, a packing 
 
 stick 
 Randione, m. a gerfalcon 
 Rango, m. ran'k, condition 
 Rangoioso, a. diligent, eager 
 Rannata,/. soap-suds 
 Rannicchiare, to contract, to 
 
 shrink ; rannicchiarsi, to cringe, 
 
 to stoop down [shortened 
 
 Rannicchiato, part, contracted, 
 Ranno. m. a lye, a wash ; ruggire 
 
 il ranno caldo, to avoid disputes 
 Rannodamento, m. act of tying up 
 
 again [again 
 
 Rannodare, to tie again, to go in 
 Rannodato, part, tied up again 
 Rannuvolainento, m. darkness 
 Rannuvolare, to grow cloudy 
 Rannuvolato, a. cloudy, overcast 
 Ranocchia, /. and Ranocchio, m. 
 
 a frog 
 Rfm'olo, and Ranto, m. rheum, 
 
 fluxion 
 Rantolo:o, a. hoarse 
 Ranuncolo, and Rantinculo, m. 
 
 ranunculus 
 Ranzonare, to ransom 
 R'ipa,/. a turnip 
 Rapace, a. ravenous, greedy 
 Rapaei'a,/. rapacity 
 Raperella, /. a ferule 
 Raperbnzo, and Raperonzblo, m. 
 
 rampions (salad root) 
 Rapidamente, ad. rapidly 
 Rapid ita,/. rapidity 
 Rapido, a. rapid, furious, rapa- 
 cious, greedy 
 Rapimento, m. a rape 
 Rapina, /. rapine; rage, spite 
 Rapinare, to rob, plunder 
 Rapinatbre, m. an extortioner 
 Rapinosamente, ad. ravenously, 
 
 violently, rapidly 
 Rapinoso, a. ravenous, violent 
 Rapire, to ravish, snatch, charm 
 Rapito, part, ravished ; wrapt in 
 
 ecstasy, rap'ured 
 Rapitbre, m. ravisher, robber 
 Rapontico, m. rhubarb 
 Rappacificare, and Rappaciare, to 
 
 pacify 
 Rappacificato, part, pacified 
 22S 
 
 RAP 
 
 Rapparecchiare, to order again, 
 
 arrange 
 Rappareggiare, to make equal 
 Rapparire, to appear again 
 Rappattumare, to pacify, appease, 
 
 reconcile 
 Rappellare, to recall 
 Rappezzamento, m. a piecing, 
 
 mending 
 Rappezzare, to piece, patch 
 Rappezzato, part, patched, mended 
 Rappezzatore, m. a patcher, 
 
 mender 
 Rappianare, to level 
 Rappiastrare, to plaster again, re 
 
 unite, join 
 Rappiccare, to hang again, to join 
 again ; rappiccare il sonno, to fall 
 asleep again ; rappiccare la bat- 
 taglia, to renew the combat 
 Rappiccatura,/. reunion 
 Rappiccinire, and Rappicciolire, 
 
 to lessen 
 Rappiccinito, part, lessened 
 Rappigliamento, m. thickening, 
 
 coagulation 
 Rappigliare, to coagulate, congeal, 
 curdle, thicken ; to make re- 
 prisal?, to detain, stop 
 Rappoggiare, to lean, set on, sup- 
 port 
 Rapportagione, /. and Rapporta. 
 rnen'o, m. relation, account, 
 report 
 Rapportare, to report, recount, 
 produce, to transport, transfer; 
 rapportarsi, to refer to 
 Rapportato, part, reported 
 Rappor'atbre, m. informer, ac- 
 cuser, tale-teller 
 Rapportazibne,/. a report, recital ' 
 Rappbrto, m. report, information 
 of a cause, account, relation; 
 part, related 
 Rapprendere, to take back again 
 Rapprendimento, m. renewing 
 Rappresaglia, /. reprisals 
 RappresagliAre, to use reprisals 
 Rappresentamento, m. representa- 
 tion 
 Rappresentante, a. representative 
 Rappresentare, to represent ; rap- 
 presentare su i teatri, to act; 
 rappresentarsi, to fancy 
 Rappresentativo, a. representatiTe 
 Rappresen'ato, part, represented 
 Rappresentazione, and Rappresen- 
 tanza, /. representation, the act- 
 ing of a play, an opera 
 Rappreso, part, curdled, foun* 
 
 dt-red 
 Rappressare, to draw near again 
 
RAS 
 
 Rapprofondare, (see Riprofondare,) 
 to sink [ment 
 
 Rapprossimamento, m. reconcile- 
 Rapprossimarsi, to draw near again 
 Rappurare, lo purify, purge 
 Rapsoaia,/. rhapsody 
 Raramente, ad. seldom, rarely 
 Rarefare, to rarefy, to make thin 
 Rarefatto, part, rarefied 
 Rarefazione,/. rarefaction 
 Rarezza,/. thinness; rarity 
 Rarita, /. rarity ; thinness 
 R'iro, a. rare, thin, not compact. 
 Di raro, ad. seldom ; caminare 
 a passi rari, to walk very slow 
 Raschia,/. the itch 
 Rascniare, to scrape, to grate 
 Raschiato, part, scraped, grated 
 Raschiatura, /. scraping 
 Rascia, /. serge 
 Rasciugare, to dry up 
 Rasciugito, and Rasciutto, a. dried 
 Rasentare, to graze, or glance 
 Rasente, a. near, grazing near 
 Rasiera, /. a grater, scraper 
 Raso, in. satin 
 
 Rasa, part, shaved ; close, even ; 
 blotted out , misura rasa, an 
 even measure ; campagna rasa, 
 an open field 
 Rasoio, m. a razor 
 Raspa, /. a rasp, a scraper 
 Raspante, a. sharp, tart 
 Raspare, to rasp, scrape, rake ; to 
 
 steal 
 Raspato, part, rasped, scraped 
 Rasperella,/. wild broom 
 Raspo, m. a bunch of grapes 
 Raspollare, to glean after vintage 
 Raspnllo, m. a little bunch of 
 
 grapes 
 Rassalire, to assault again 
 Rassaggiare, to taste again 
 Rassecurare, to encourage 
 Rassegare, to coagulate 
 Rassegna, /. review; far la ras- 
 
 segna, to muster 
 Rassegnamento, m. review 
 Rassegnare, to resign, restore ; ras- 
 segwtrsi, to confirm, to resign 
 one's self; rassegnar soldati, to 
 muster soldiers 
 Rassegnato, part . resigned 
 Rassegnatore, m. a muster-master 
 Rassegnazione, /. resignation, re- 
 view 
 Rassembranza,/. and Rassembra- 
 
 mento, m. a resemblance 
 Ras=embrare, to resemble J to as- 
 semble together 
 Rasserenamento, m. a clearing up 
 Rasserenare, to rejoice, to clear up 
 
 RAT 
 
 Rasserenato, a. serene, rejoiced 
 Rassettamento, m. and Rassetta- 
 
 tiira, /• a mending 
 
 Rassettare, to settle, regulate ; to 
 
 mend, repair [restored 
 
 Rasset ato, part, regulated, fined, 
 
 Rassicurare, to encourage, hearten, 
 
 clear up ; rassicurarsi, to recover 
 
 one's self 
 
 Rassodare, to strengthen, fasten, 
 
 harden, fortify 
 Rassodia, /. rhapsody 
 Rassornigliante, a. alike, equal 
 Rassomiglianza, /. and Rassomi- 
 gliameuto, m. resemblance, com- 
 parison, similitude 
 RassomigHare, to resemble 
 Rassomigliativo, a. alike 
 Rassottigliare, to sharpen; to di- 
 minish, decay, decrease 
 Rastello, m. a barrier 
 Rastiamento, m. a scraping 
 Rastiapavimenti, m. a mean fellow 
 Rastiarchivij,m. an antiquary 
 Rasiiare, to scrape, grate 
 Rastiatura, /. (see Raschiatura,) 
 
 scraping 
 Rastiatoio, m. a rake for an even 
 Rastione, m. a founder's plane 
 Rastrellare, to rake, or scrape 
 Rastrelliera, /. a rack for hay 
 Rastrello, m. a rake, a stile, the 
 
 ward of a lock 
 Rastro, m. see Rastrello 
 Rasura, /. a shaving, a blotting off; 
 
 a priest's tonsure 
 Rata, /. rate, share 
 Ratificare, to ratify, confirm 
 Ratificato, part, ratified 
 Ratificazione, /. and Ratificamento, 
 
 m. ratification 
 Ratio, ad. andar ratio, to seek 
 Rato, part, ratified (law term) 
 Rattaccare, to tie up again 
 Rattacconamento, m. a patching, a 
 
 mending 
 Rattacconare, to patch, piece 
 Rattacconato, part, patched up, 
 
 mended 
 Rattamente, ad. speedily 
 Rattemperare, to moderate, miti- 
 gate, to appease 
 Rattenere, to keep, detain back; 
 
 rattenersi, to pause 
 Rattenimento, m. and Rattenuta, 
 
 /. detainment, or reservedness 
 Rattenitiva, /. the memory 
 Ra'tenitivo, m. rails {or keys, 
 
 bridges, &c.) 
 Rattenuto, part, detained ; reserv- 
 ed ; a. cautious 
 Rattestare, to reunite, join 
 
 RAV 
 
 Rattezza,/. quickness 
 
 Rattiepidire, to cool 
 
 Rattiepidito, part, cooled 
 
 Rattizzare, to stir the fire, incense, 
 excite 
 
 Ratto, m. rapine, robbery ; rape, 
 ravishment ; the stream of a 
 river 
 
 Ratto, a. quick, swift, speedy, 
 steep, craggy ; ad. quickly 
 
 Rattoppare, to piece, patch up 
 
 Rattoppato, part, patched 
 
 Rattorcere, to twist, wrest, wrin 6 
 
 Rattore, m. ravisher, extortioner 
 
 Rattorniare, to surround 
 
 Ra..torto, part, twisted, wrested 
 
 Rattrappatura, /. a shrinking of 
 the sinews 
 
 Rattrarre, and Rattra.ppa.re. to 
 shrink, contract (speaking of the 
 sinews) 
 
 Rattratto, part, contracted 
 
 Rattristare, to vex, trouble, grieve 
 
 Rattura, /. a rape, ravishment 
 
 Raucedine, /. hoarseness 
 
 Rauco, a. hoarse 
 
 Raunare, see Radunare, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Rauncinato, a. crooked 
 
 Ravaglione, m. the measles 
 
 Ravanello, and Ravano, m. radish 
 
 Ravvalorare, to encourage 
 
 Ravvedersi, to amend 
 
 Ravvedimento, m. repentance, 
 amendment of life 
 
 Ravveduto, part, repented 
 
 Ravviamento,m. a setting out again 
 
 Ravviare, to put in the right way : 
 ravviarsi, to set to rights ; to be- 
 gin one's journey again 
 
 Ravvicinare, to draw near again 
 
 Ravvilire, to discourage 
 
 Ravviluppamenio, m. confusion, 
 trouble 
 
 Ravviluppare, to wrap up, to puz- 
 zle ; ravvilupparsi, to perplex 
 one's self 
 
 Ravviluppato, part, involved, 
 wrapped 
 
 Ravvincidire, to stow soft 
 
 Ravvinto, part, tied, bound 
 
 Ravvisare, to know again ; to re- 
 call to mind, to warn 
 
 Ravvisto, part, repented 
 
 Ravvivare, to come to life aaain ; 
 r?vvivarsi, to revive, animate 
 
 Ravvolgere, to wrap, cover ; rav- 
 volgersi, to wander about; rnv- 
 volgersi in qualche affare, to en- 
 tangle one's self in an affair 
 
 Ravvoigimeiito, m. a tossing, wind- 
 ing, a winding about 
 
REC 
 
 Rawolro, T7i. a bundle, bale 
 
 Rawolto, a. involved, wrapped, 
 twisted, crooked, bent 
 
 Raziocinamento, m. a reasoning, 
 argument 
 
 Raziocinante, rru au arguer 
 
 Raziocinare, to reason ~ [tion 
 
 Raziocinio, m. reasoning, ratioeina- 
 
 R - ::" .:.:.>. ;:. ;;.•: ■-;.". 
 
 F.tt: -..:.- '.:::. /. : r;._; 
 
 Razionale, a. rational, reasonable 
 
 Razionalita, /. rationality 
 
 Razione,/. ration 
 
 Razza. f. race, family 
 
 Razzire, to shine forth ; to stamp 
 (as horses do) 
 
 Razzeggjare, to irradiate, to shine 
 r. a. sharp, tart 
 
 Razzknaio. part, decked, adorned 
 
 Razzo, m. a squib, beam, ray 
 
 Razzolata, /. and Razzolio," rn. a 
 scraping, or scratching 
 
 Razzolare. to investigate, to scrape 
 (as hens) 
 
 Razzumrsi. to join battle again 
 
 : . 77i. a spoke [aid 
 
 Re, m. a king : re d- arme. a her- 
 
 Rr 'If. 7/7. a rial (a piece of eight) 
 
 Re le, a. royal : real, true, con- 
 ; loyal, sincere, frank. Alia 
 reale, royally (like a king) 
 
 Realmente, ad\ royally, truly 
 
 Real a. f. loyalty, reality 
 
 . m. realm, kingdom 
 - ; ..:', wickedly, impious- 
 ly [its derivatives 
 
 Reassumere, see Riassumere, and 
 
 Reato. m. a crime, sin 
 
 Reattino, m. a wren (a bird) 
 oe, /. reaction 
 
 Rcbbio, rru the branch of a fork, a 
 P> : P§ 
 
 Rebelle, a. rebellious 
 
 Rebellione./. rebellion 
 
 Reealcitrante. a. restiff 
 
 Recamento, m. a bringing 
 
 Recapitare, see Ricapitare 
 
 Reeapito. rn. see Rieapito 
 
 Recapitolare. see Ricapitolare, and 
 its derivatives [peal 
 
 Recapitulare, to recapitulate, to re- 
 
 Recare. to brins. carry, fetch ; to 
 persuade, induce ; announce, 
 acquaint ; recar d*una lingua 
 in un' al f ra, to translate ; re- 
 car ad effetto. to brin? about; 
 recar a mente, tobr:... 
 ollec r ion ; recare in uno, to 
 put in common ; recar a fine, to 
 finish, perfect : recar a luce, to 
 publish : recarsi addosso. to take 
 upon one's self : recarsi a male. 
 
 REC 
 
 to take ill ; recarsi a noia, to be- 
 gin to be tired 
 Recata, /. a bringing, or fetching; 
 
 the rattling of i 
 Recato, part, broujht. carried 
 Recatore, m. a fetcher, or bringer 
 Recatura,/. carriage, porterage 
 Recchiata. f. and Recchione, 771, a 
 
 blow or bos on the ear 
 Recedere, to recede, retire 
 Recelimento, m. a retreat 
 Reccnte. a. recent, new. late 
 Reeentemente, ad. of late, recently 
 Recere, to vomit 
 Recesso. m. recess, retreat 
 Recettacolo, m. receptacle 
 
 f . m. a receiver, a host 
 Recetto, part, received 
 Reeidere. to cut 
 Recidiva,/. a relapse 
 Recidivo, a. falling back 
 Recinto, part, girded 
 Recinto, m. an enclosure 
 Recipe, rn. a recipe in physic 
 Recipiente. m. a receiver 
 Reeipiente, a. receiving, deceat 
 Reciprocamente. ad. mutually 
 Reciprocazione, /. reciprocation 
 Reciproco, a. interchanjeable 
 Reciso, a. cut, cut off; laconic, 
 
 short 
 Recitamento, m. recital 
 
 i ?.etcr 
 ReritAre, r o recite, or act 
 : . ?77. relative 
 . part. recited, represented 
 Recifatoie. rn. re:: r 
 Recitazione, /. recitation, recital 
 Reclamare, to implore, expostulate, 
 
 complain 
 Reclamo, rn. a reclamation 
 •Jteclinare, to rest 
 Rechi^a, /. a recruit, or recruiting 
 Reclutare. to recruit 
 Reclutato, part, recruited 
 Recograre. to ponder, reflect 
 Rocognizione./. see Ricognizione 
 Recolendo, a. venerable 
 Recolere, to venerate 
 Recnnciliare, to reconcile 
 Recondite, a. secret, hidden 
 Recreare. to rejoice, gladden 
 Recreazinne. f. recreation 
 Recriminazione, /. recrimination 
 
 flaw term) 
 Recuperare, to recover 
 Recuperito. part, recovered 
 Recuperazione,/. recovery 
 Recusa. /. refusal 
 Recusance, a. refusing- 
 Recu-are, to refuse, deny 
 Recusato, part, refused, denied 
 230 
 
 REF 
 
 Recusazione, /. a denial, ref isal 
 Reda^ /. and Rede, m. an heir ; a 
 
 child, offspring 
 Redaggio. 777. inheritance 
 Redare, to inherit 
 Redarguire, to rebuke 
 Redarguito, part, reproved 
 Redazione,'/. reduction 
 Redento, part, redeemed 
 Redentore, m. redeemer 
 Redenzione, /. redemption ; rem© 
 
 dy 
 Redificare. to rebuild 
 Redificazione. /. a rebuilding 
 Redimere, to redeem 
 Redmiire, to crown 
 Redine, /. a rein of a bridle ; av^r 
 
 in mano le redini del governo, to 
 
 reign 
 Redintegrare. to renew 
 Redintegrazione, /. and Redinte- 
 
 gramento. 777. a renewing 
 Redita. /. inheritance 
 Reditiero, m. an heir 
 Redituro, a. about to return 
 
 Redolire, to smell sweet 
 Reducere, to reduce 
 Reducimento, 777. reduction 
 Reduplicare, to redouble 
 Reduplicazione. /. reduplication 
 Reduzione,/. reduction 
 Reedificare, to rebuild 
 Reedificato. part, rebuilt 
 Reedificatore, 777. retuilder 
 Reedificazione. /. a rebuilding 
 Refe, 77*. thread ; cucire a refe 
 
 doppio, to cheat both parties at 
 
 once 
 Referendario, 777. referendary (in 
 
 chancery :) tell-tale, or spy 
 Referimento, 771. reference, a re* 
 
 port, relation 
 Referire, to report, refer 
 Referito, part, referred 
 Referto. 77.. a relation, report 
 Refettorio, m. refectory 
 Refezione, f. meal, refreshment ; 
 
 repair, reparation 
 Refiziare, to repair 
 Reffessato. part, reflected 
 Refiessitilita./. reflexibility 
 Reflessione, /. reflection 
 Refiessivo, a. reflective 
 Refiesso, m. refiecion 
 Refles-o. a. reflected 
 Reflcttere. to reflect 
 Reflusso, 777. reflux Cthe ebb) 
 Refocillare. to recreate ; refocilla* 
 
 si. to recover one's strength 
 Refrangersi, to break 
 Relrattario. a. refractory 
 
REG 
 
 Refrazi6ne, /. refraction 
 Refrigerare, to cool 
 Refrigerativo, a. cooling 
 Refrigerazione, /. a refreshment, 
 
 Reftiggio, and Refugio, m. refuge, 
 
 Safety 
 
 Refulgere, to shine forth 
 
 Refutare, to refute 
 
 Regalare, to present; regale; to 
 season (a dish) 
 
 Regalato, part, presented, regaled, 
 seasoned [strument) 
 
 Regale, a. royal ; m. rigols (an in- 
 
 Regatetta. /. present 
 
 Regalia, /. regal (a right belonging 
 to the king) 
 
 Regal is ta, m. a royalist 
 
 Regalmente, ad. royally 
 
 Regalo, m. present," gift 
 
 Regalnccio, m. a slight gift 
 
 Regatta,/, a boat-race 
 
 Rege, m. a king (in poetry) 
 
 Regenerare, to regenerate 
 
 Regenerazione, /. regeneration 
 
 Reggeute, a. governing; un reg- 
 gerfte, a regent 
 
 Reggere, to govern ; to support, to 
 resist ; bear up, prop, suffer, 
 last, preserve ; non possono 
 reggere un ora insieme, they 
 cannot live together an hour in 
 peace 
 
 Rezsria, /. a palace, seat 
 
 Reggimento, m. government; a 
 regiment 
 
 Reggitore, m. a governor, a ruler 
 
 Regia, /. a royal palace 
 
 Regiamente, ad. royally 
 
 Reeicida, m. a regicide (a king- 
 killer) [of a king) 
 
 Regicidio, m. regicide (the murder 
 
 Regina,/. a queen 
 
 Regio, a. royal, princely 
 
 Regione,/. province, country 
 
 Rearis'rare, to register 
 
 Registrato, part, registered 
 
 Registratore, m. a register 
 
 Rejistratiira, /. a registering 
 
 Registro, m. register, record 
 
 Retniamento, m. dominion 
 
 Regnante, a. reigning; un re- 
 gninte, a prince, a king 
 
 Regnare, to reign, to sway 
 
 Regnato, part, reigned 
 
 Regnatore, m. a king, a reigning 
 prince [itant 
 
 Regnicolo, a. native ; m. inhab- 
 
 Regno, m. a kingdom 
 
 Regola, /. a rule, law ; a religious 
 order 
 
 REM 
 
 Regolamento, m. a regulation 
 Regolare, to regulate, govern ; 
 
 regolarsi, to behave one's self 
 Regolare, a. regular, exact 
 Regolarita, /. regularity 
 Regolarmente, ad. regularly ; 
 
 commonly 
 Regolatamente, ad. strictly 
 Regolato, a. orderly, regular, exact 
 Regolatore, m. ruler, director 
 Regolizia, /. licorice 
 Regolo, m. a ruler ; a petty king 
 Regresso, m. regress, (law term ;) 
 
 return 
 Regurgitare, to overflow 
 Reina, and Regina, /. a queen ; a 
 
 carp 
 Reintegrate, to restore 
 Reintegrazione, /. reintegration, 
 
 renewal 
 Reinvitare, to invite again 
 Reita,/. crime, fault, guilt 
 Reiterare, to reiterate 
 Reiteratamente, ad. repeatedly 
 Reiterazione,/. repetition 
 Relassamento, m. relaxation, rest 
 Relassare, to relax, to recreate 
 Relassato, a. relaxed, weak 
 Relassazione, /. relaxation, par- 
 don, remission 
 Relasso, m. a relapse 
 Relativamente, ad. relatively 
 Relativo, a. relative; un relativo, 
 
 a relation 
 Relatore, m. a relater 
 Relazione, /. relation, account 
 Relegare, to banish, to relegate 
 Relegato, .part, banished 
 Relegazione,/. banishment 
 Religionario, m. a Protestant 
 Religione, /. religion, a religious 
 
 order 
 Religiosa, /. nun 
 Religiosamente, ad. religiously 
 Religiosita, /. piety 
 Religioso, m. monk, friar, clergy- 
 man 
 Religioso, a. religious 
 Relinquere, to forsake 
 Reliquia, and Reliqua,/. relic 
 Reliquiario, m. a shrine 
 Remto, part, left 
 Reluttanza, /. reluctance 
 Rema, and Reuma, /. a cold, a 
 
 catarrh 
 Remaio, m. a maker of oars 
 Rema re, to row ; work hard 
 Rematico, a. rheumatic, pituitous ; 
 
 strange, odd, morose, peevish 
 Rematismo, m. rheumatism 
 Remato, part, rowed 
 Rematore, m. a rower 
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 Remeggio, m. the oars of a boat, 
 or sbip 
 
 Remenso, a. measured 
 
 Remigante, m. a galley-slave 
 
 Remigare, to row 
 
 Remigata,/. act of rowing 
 
 Remigatore, m. a rower 
 
 Remigio, m. the oars of a boat 
 
 Reminiscenza, /, remembrance 
 
 Remissibile, a. pardonable 
 
 Remissione, /. remission, relaxa- 
 tion 
 
 Remo, m. an oar 
 
 Remolino, m. a whirlwind (sea 
 term) 
 
 Remoto, a. remote, distant 
 
 Remozi6ne, /. remoteness 
 
 Remuneramento, m. remuneration 
 
 Remunerare, to reward 
 
 Remunerato, part, recompensed 
 
 Remuneratore, m. rewarder 
 
 Remunerazione, /. reward 
 
 Rena,/. sand 
 
 Renaccio, m sandy ground 
 
 Renaio, m. sands 
 
 Rendere, to restore ; to render ; to 
 produce, bear; to surrender a 
 town, &c. ; la musica mi rende 
 allegro, music makes me gay ; 
 render testimonianza, to wit- 
 ness; render P anima, to ex- 
 pire; render mcrito, to make 
 amends; rendere capice, to 
 convince ; render suono, to 
 sound well ; render aria, to re- 
 semble ; render diletto, to re- 
 joice, gladden ; render c6nto, to 
 give an account; render lume, 
 to light ; render sospetto, to give 
 suspicions ; render voto, to vote ; 
 rendersi, to surrender, submit; 
 rendersi in un luogo, to repair 
 to a place ; rendersi in colpa, to 
 plead guilty 
 
 Rendevole, a. pliant, flexible 
 
 Rendimento, m. a rendering, red- 
 dition ; rendimento di grizie, 
 thanks 
 
 Rendita,/. revenue, income 
 
 Rendifore, m. a restorer 
 
 Rendiito, part, rendered, restored 
 
 Rene, /. pi. reins, loins ; le reni, 
 /. pi. the back ; dar le reni, to 
 take to one's heels 
 
 Renella, /. sandy ground ; a 
 gravel-stone ; the gravel (a dis- 
 ease) 
 
 Renitente, a. resisting, stubborn 
 
 Renitenza, /. resistance, skittish- 
 ness 
 
 Ren6so, and Renisto, a. sandy 
 
 Rensa, /. lawn, cambric 
 
REP 
 
 Rentiazia,/. a renouncing 
 Renunziare, to renounce 
 Rennnz&to, part, renounced, for- 
 saken 
 
 Renunziazione, /. renunciation 
 Rso, a. wicked, bad ; un reo, a 
 
 criminal 
 Reobarbaro, m. rhubarb 
 Repar'-.bile, a. reparable 
 Reparare, to repair 
 Reparatore, m. a restorer 
 Reparazione, /. reparation 
 Repartito, part, divided 
 Repatriarsi, to return to one's 
 
 country 
 Repellere, to repulse 
 Repentaglio, m. danger, risk 
 Repeute, a. sudden, quick ; steep 
 Repente, ad. suddenly 
 Repentemente, ad. all of a sudden 
 Rcpcntiiiamente, ad. unexpectedly 
 Repentino, a. sudden, unlooked for 
 Ripere, to creep, crawl 
 Repeiire, to find out 
 Repertoj^rf. found 
 Repertorio, m. inventory; regis- 
 ter, index 
 Repetere, to repeat 
 R-peti;nre, m. a repeater 
 Rt-uetizione, f. a repetition 
 Rc-pleto, a. full, filled 
 Replezione,/. surfeit, repletion 
 Replica, /. and Replicamento, m. 
 reply, repartee [diet 
 
 Replicire, to reply, repeat, contra- 
 Replicaiamen'e, ad. repeatedly 
 Replicato, parL replied 
 Replicazjnne,/. repetition 
 Repositorio, m. a wardrobe 
 Reprensibile, a. reprehensible 
 Reprensione, /. reprehension 
 Reprensorio, a. blaming 
 Represso, part, restrained 
 Reprimento, in. a repressing 
 Reprimere, to repress ; repriniersi, 
 
 to stop 
 Repristinare, to renew 
 Reprobare, to condemn, reject 
 Reprobazione, /. reprobation 
 Reprobo, a. reprobate 
 Repromissione, /. promising 
 
 again 
 Reprovare, to reprove, reject 
 Reprovazione, f. reprobation 
 Republica, and Repiibblica, /. 
 
 commonwealth 
 Repubblicano, a. republican 
 Repubblichista, m. andf. a repub- 
 lican 
 Repudiare, to divorce, repudiate, 
 
 renounce, refuse 
 Repudiate, part, divorced 
 
 RES 
 
 Repudio, m. repudiation 
 
 Repugnante, a. repugnant 
 
 Repugnantemente, ad. incompati- 
 bly [tion, repugnancy 
 
 Repugnanza, /. aversion, opposi- 
 
 Repugnare, to oppose, repugn ; to 
 clash with 
 
 Repugnazione, /. reluctance 
 
 Repulsa, J. a repulse, refusal 
 
 Repulsare, to repulse, deny 
 
 Repulsagione,/'. a refusal 
 
 Repulsione, /. a repulsing, or re- 
 pulsion 
 
 Repulsivo, a. rejecting 
 
 Repulso, part, repulsed 
 
 Reputare, to repute, think 
 
 Reputato, part, reputed 
 
 Reputazione, /. repute, credit 
 
 Requiare, to repose one's self 
 
 Requie, /. rest, repose 
 
 Requisito, nx. a requisite 
 
 Requisite, a. required 
 
 Reqr.istdria,/. suit, or request (law 
 term) [tion 
 
 Requisizione, /. demand, requisi- 
 
 Resa, f. surrender 
 
 Resarcire, to repair 
 
 Rescindere, to rescind, conceal 
 
 Rescissione, /. recision, undoing 
 
 Rescisso, part, cancelled (made 
 void) 
 
 Rescritto, tn. a rescript 
 
 Rescrivere, to transcribe; to copy, 
 to answer in writing 
 
 Resecare, to cutoff 
 
 Reservare, to reserve 
 
 Res?rvazione, /. reservation 
 
 Resia, /. heresy, disorder, dissen- 
 sion 
 
 Residence, a. residing 
 
 Residente, s. resident 
 
 Residenza, /. residence ; grounds, 
 settlings 
 
 Re'iduo, m. residue [back) 
 
 Resilienza, /. resilition (a flying 
 
 Resina, /. resin, gum 
 
 Resinifero, and Resinoso, a. full 
 of resin 
 
 Resipiscenza,/. resipiscenc-e 
 
 Resis'ente, a. resisting 
 
 Resis+enza, /. resistance, a defence 
 
 Resistere, to resist, last 
 
 Resist! to, part, resisted 
 
 Reso, part, rendered 
 
 Resolutamente, rd. resolutely 
 
 Resolntlvo, a. fit to resolve 
 
 Resolute, a. resolute 
 
 Res^luzione, /. resolution, decision, 
 solution 
 
 Respettivamente, ad. respectively 
 
 Respettivo, a. respective; fearful, 
 shy 
 
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 Respignere, to repulse, push back 
 Respinto, part, repelled 
 Respiramento, m. respiration 
 Respirare, to breathe ; to exhale J 
 
 to evaporate 
 Respirativo, a. rejoicing 
 Respirazione,/. respiration, breath, 
 
 rest, repose 
 Respiro, m. breathing, breath 
 Responsione, /. an answer 
 Responsivo, a. answerable 
 Responso, m. an answer 
 Ressa,/. importunity; dispute 
 Resta, /. pause, rest ; the beard of 
 corn ; bones of fish ; a rope of 
 onions, or garlick ; the rest of a 
 lance 
 Restante, a. remaining 
 Restare, to rest, cease, to stay j 
 restarsi, to stop ; restar d' accor- 
 do, to agree ; non restera per 
 me, it shall not be my fault 
 Restata,/. end, conclusion 
 Restauramento, m. restoration, re- 
 establishment 
 Restaurare, to restore, repair; cor- 
 rect, amend ; to indemnify 
 Res+auraiore, m. a restorer 
 Restaurazione, /. a restoration, 
 
 repair 
 Restauro, m. a restoring 
 Restio, a. restiff, obstinate 
 Restituimento, m. restitution 
 Restituire, to restore, return 
 Restitui to, part, restored 
 Restitutore, m. a restorer 
 Restiiuzione,/. restitution 
 Resto, m. rest, remainder. Del 
 resto, ad. after all, besides; far 
 del resto, to venture all 
 Resteso, a. full of bones, bony 
 Restringente, a. restringent 
 Restringere, (see Ristrignere ;) to 
 
 restrain 
 Restrizione, /. restraint 
 Resudare, to reek 
 Resultare, to result 
 Resupino, a. supine 
 Resurrezione, Resurressione,/. and 
 
 Resurresso, m. resurrection 
 Re'angio, m. heritage 
 Retata,/. a casting of the net 
 Re'e, /. a net, a snare; a veil for 
 
 women's heads 
 Retentiva, /. the retentive faculty 
 Re'entivo, a. retentive 
 Reticella,/. a cut-work (bone-lace) 
 Reticella, /. a small net; net 
 
 work ; a kind of lace 
 Re'icenza, /. reticence (a rhetor 
 
 ical figure;) silence 
 Reticolato, a. made like a net 
 
REV 
 
 R*ticoiazi6ii^, /. a net-work 
 
 Retificare, to ratify 
 
 Retina,/. re:iua (a net-like tuuicle 
 
 of the cyi'i 
 Retinenle, a. shy, prudent 
 Retore, m. a rhetorician 
 Retorica, /. rhetoric 
 Re tme re, to withdraw 
 RetribuimcVio, m. a reward 
 Retribuire, to requite 
 Retribui o. part, requited 
 Retribui ore, m. rewarder 
 Retribuzioue,/. retribution 
 Retro, prep, behind, back 
 Retroazioue, /. retroac.ive effect 
 Retrocamera, /. au inner room 
 Retrocedere, to retrocede, to go 
 
 back 
 Retraced imento. rn. and Retroces- 
 
 sibne,/. making over again 
 Retrogradare, to go back," to retro- 
 grade 
 Retrogradato, a. going back 
 Retrogr.'ido, a. retreating 
 Retroguardia, /. rear of an army 
 Retroguardo, m. rear guard 
 Retta, /. resis'ance ; dar retta, to 
 
 listen ; far retta, o resist 
 Rettamente, ad. righ ly 
 
 Rettangolo, rn. a rectangle ; a. 
 recangular 
 
 Rettare, to creep 
 
 Rettezza,/. rectitude 
 
 Rettificameuto, in. rectification 
 
 Rettificare, to rectify 
 
 Rettificato, part, rectified 
 
 Rettificatore, m. a rectifier 
 
 Rettificazione,/. rec;ificatiou,proof 
 
 Rettile. m. a reptile 
 
 Ret'ilineo, a. rectilinear, composed 
 of risht lines 
 
 Rettitudine. f. rectitude 
 
 Retto, a. right, straigh*, just; gov- 
 erned ; ruled ; rn. the rectum 
 
 Rettnre, m. a rec'or, ruler 
 
 Rettorla,/. reenry 
 
 Rettorica,/. rhrtiric 
 
 Rettoricamente, ad. eloquently 
 
 Rettorico, m. ih:torician 
 
 Retto ri co, a. rhetorical 
 
 Retundere, to bluet, or temper 
 
 Reubarbaro, m. rhubarb 
 
 Reuma, /. a rheum, a catarrh 
 o, o. rheumatic 
 
 Reuma'ismo, m. rheumatism 
 
 Revelare, to reveal, discover 
 :e,/. revelation 
 
 Revellere, to make a revulsion, 
 pull out 
 
 Reverbra-e. to reverberate 
 
 "Reverberazione, /. reverberation 
 
 Reverendo, a. reverend 
 
 RIA 
 
 Reverente, a. respectful 
 Reverenlemente, ad. r es pe c tfully 
 
 Heverenza, and Reverenzia, /. re- 
 spect, reverence ; a courtesy, bow 
 Reverenziale,/. respectful 
 Reverire, to revere, respect 
 Revi in'.e, f. revising, revisal 
 Revisore, m. a reviser 
 Revocabile, a. revocable 
 Revocare, to revoke, repeal 
 Revocazione, /. revocation (repeal- 
 ing) [rebellion 
 Revoluzione,/. revolution, revolt, 
 Rezza,/. a veil for women's heads ; 
 a fishing-net [to shade 
 R '7.7.0, m. a shady place ; far rezzo, 
 Riabbassare, to abate 
 Riabbeliire, 10 embellish anew ; 
 
 riabbeliirsi, to grow handsome 
 Riabilitare, to rehabilita e 
 Riabilitaziooe, /. rehabilitation, 
 
 qualification 
 Riabitare, to inhabit again, to re- 
 people a country [again 
 Riaccendere, to rekindle, to light 
 Riacceso, part, rekindled 
 Riaccettare, to accept again 
 Riaccomodare, to mend 
 Riacconciare, to set in order 
 Riaccozzamento, ?n. a reunion 
 Riaccrescere, to increase 
 Riacquistare, to recover 
 Riaddomandare, to demand again 
 Riaddormentarsi, to fall asleep 
 
 again 
 Rialiii'si, to be angry again 
 Riadornarsi, to adorn one's self 
 
 again 
 Riarr'ermare, to confirm again 
 RiaggravAre, to aggravate 
 Riallogare, to replace 
 Ri'ilto. rn. an eminence, height ; a. 
 high, eleva'ed [motion 
 
 Rialzamento, m. an elevation, pro- 
 RialzAre, to raise again 
 Riamante, a. loving 
 Riamare, to love a.'ain 
 Riamettere, to admit again 
 Riamicare, to reconcile 
 Riammalarsi, to relapse 
 Riammnntre, to warn again 
 Riandamento, m. an inquiry, a 
 
 searching 
 Rianiare, to return ; to examine 
 Riannestare, to graft again 
 Riapparire, to reappear 
 Riappendere, and Riappicare, to 
 
 hang up a;ain 
 Riaprimento, rn. Riapertura, and 
 Riapritura,/. the opening again 
 Riaprire, to open arain 
 Riai>erto, part, opened again 
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 Riarare, to plough over again 
 Ri.'uderc, to but n 
 Riardimento, m. a burning 
 Riargfito, part, reprimanded 
 Ri rmare, to arm again 
 RiarrecAre, to bring lack again 
 Riarricchire, to enrich again 
 Riarso, a. blasted, 1 1 ri I 
 Riascoltare, to beat 
 Riassettare, to set to rights again 
 Rjassicurare, to assure ascio 
 Riassumere, to reassume 
 Riassunto, part, reassumed 
 Riattaccare, to tie again 
 Riavere, to have again ; riavexn, 
 to g t one's strength, to recover ; 
 riavere il fiato, to recover one's 
 self; riavere le parole, to re- 
 sume one's discourse 
 
 Riavolo, rn. a rake for an oven 
 Riavvicinare, to draw near again 
 
 Riavuto, part, got again 
 
 Ribaciare, to kiss again 
 
 Ri))aci;'ito, part, kissed arain 
 
 Riliadimento^n. and Ribaditura, 
 ./'. a rivetting 
 
 Ribadire, to live^, to clench 
 
 Ribagnare, to wet again 
 
 Ribaldaccia, /. a quean, or jade 
 
 Ribaldaggine, / villany 
 
 Ribaldaglia,/. mob, rabble 
 
 Ribaldeggiare, to play roguish 
 tricks 
 
 Ribaldello, m. a roerne 
 
 Ribalderia,/. ribaldry 
 
 Rib'ldo, m. a rogue 
 
 Ribaldo, a. poor, needy, beggarly; 
 andar ribaldo, to rove about 
 
 Riballare, to dance again 
 
 Ribal'a, /'. an engine, or weight to 
 overturn 
 
 Ribaltare, to subvert, to overturn 
 
 Ribalzamento, rn. a bounce 
 
 Ribalzare, to toss a^ain 
 
 Ribalzo. rn. jump, toss, bounce; 
 the reflection of the beams of the 
 sun 
 
 Ribandimento, m. revocation from 
 banishment 
 
 Riban lire, to revoke from banish- 
 ment 
 
 Ribarbare, to take root again 
 
 Ribasso, m. an abatement 
 
 Rbastonare, to cudrel again 
 
 Riba'tere, to combat, confute; 
 blunt; soften; reflect; ribnttere 
 la mone'a, to new-stamp coin 
 
 Ri^attezzare, to rebaptize 
 Ribattimento, vi. and Ribattitura, 
 /. a rivet, striking back ; ribatti- 
 mento d' ali, flapping, fluttering 
 Ribattuto, part, beaten back 
 
RIC 
 
 Ribeccare, to peck again ; to re- 
 iterate 
 Ribellagi6ne,/. and Ribellamento, 
 
 m. rebellion, rising up 
 Ribellante, m. rebellious, disobe- 
 dient 
 Ribellare, to cause a rebellion ; ri- 
 
 bellarsi, to rebel 
 Ribellato, part, rebelled 
 Ribellazione, and Ribelli6ne, /. 
 
 rebellion 
 Ribello, a. rebellious ; un ribello, 
 
 ra. a rebel 
 Ribenedetto, part, reconsecrated 
 Ribenedire, to reconsecrate, pardon 
 Ribenedizione, /. a consecrating 
 
 again 
 Ribere, to drink again 
 Ribes, r?i. currants (tree a?id fruit) 
 Ribobolo, m. a saying 
 Riboccare, to run over, to overflow, 
 to abound; io ribocco d' alle- 
 grezza, I arn overjoyed 
 Ribocco, m. an overflowing 
 Ribollimento, m. ebullition, heat; 
 
 passion 
 Ribollire, to boil again ; to agitate ,• 
 
 to overheat one's self 
 Ribrezzare, to shudder 
 Ribrez2o, ra. shivering, fear 
 Riburlare, to joke, banter again 
 Ributtamento, m. a repulse 
 Ributtare, to drive back ; to vomit 
 Ributtato, part, driven back 
 Ributto, ra. repulse 
 Ricacciamento, ra. a repulsing 
 Ricacciare, to repulse ; to turn out 
 again ; ricacciarsi nella selva, to 
 strike into the wood again 
 Ricadente, a. relapsing, hanging 
 
 Ricadere, to relapse, fall again ; to 
 lodge (speaking of corn) 
 
 Ricadia, and Recadia, /. adversity, 
 sorrow, uneasiness, relapse 
 
 Ricadimento, and Ricaggimento, 
 m. a relapse 
 
 Ricadioso, a. wearisome 
 
 Ricaduta, /. a relapse, second fall 
 
 Ricadiito, part, relapsed 
 
 Ricagnato, a. flat-nosed 
 
 Ricalare, to decline 
 
 Ricalato, part, declined 
 
 Ricalcare, to tread aa:ain 
 
 Ricalcato, part, trodden, pressed 
 
 Ricalcitramento, m. a kit-kin?, ob- 
 stinacy [stubborn 
 
 Ricalcitrante, a. rebellious, restiff, 
 
 Ricalcitrare, to kick, to resist 
 
 Ricalcitrato, part, resisted 
 
 Ricamamento, m. embroidery 
 
 Ricarnare, to embroider 
 
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 Ricamato, part, embroidered 
 Ricamatore, in. an embroiderer 
 Ricamatura, /. embroidery 
 Rieambiare, to requite, reward 
 Ricambio, ra. a recompense, an 
 exchange, (in trade ;) vele, funi, 
 armi ; &c. di ricambio, a change 
 of sails, ropes, arms, &c. 
 Ricamo, m. embroidery 
 Ricancellare, to cancel again 
 Ricangiare, to requite 
 Ricantare, to sing again ; to recant 
 Ricantazione, /. recantation 
 Ricap/ire, to choose the best 
 Ricapitare, to send, direct, remit ; 
 
 arrive at 
 Ricapitato, part, directed, &c. 
 Ricapito, m. a direction ; recourse; 
 refuge. ; address ; dar ricapito, to 
 lodge one ; uomo di ricapito, a 
 man of capacity 
 Ricapitolare, to sum up, to reca- 
 pitulate 
 Ricapitolazione,/. summing up 
 Ricardare, to card again, to smooth 
 Ricardato, part, carded again 
 Ricaricare, to load again 
 Ricarminare, to stir, shake, card 
 
 again 
 Ricascare, to fall again 
 Ricascata,/. a relapse 
 Ricatenare, to chain again 
 Ricattamento, m. a vengeance 
 Ricattare, to redeem, rescue, recov- 
 er ; ricattarsi, to be revenged 
 Ricatto, ra. a ransom, or redemp- 
 tion ; a vengeance, satisfaction 
 Ricavalcare, to ride again 
 Ricavare, to draw, win, recover, 
 
 to copy 
 Riccamente, ad. richly, splendidly 
 Ricchezza, /. riches 
 Ricciaia, /. curls ; ground strewed 
 
 with husks of chestnuts 
 Riccio, pail, curled, frizzled; vel- 
 
 luto riccio, shaggy velvet 
 Riccio, m. husk of chestnuts; a 
 
 curled lock, a hedgehog 
 Ricciiito, part, curled, frizzled 
 Ricco, a. rich, costly ; un ricco, a 
 
 rich man 
 Ricerca, /. search, inquiry 
 Riccrcamento, m. a research, per- 
 quisition 
 Ricercare, to seek again, to search 
 into ; to request ; penetrate ; cio 
 ricerca molto tempo, that re- 
 quires a great deal of time 
 Ricercare, m. a prelude, a flourish 
 
 (in music) 
 Ricercata, /. a perquisition 
 Ricercatamente, ad. designedly 
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 RIC 
 
 Ricercato,o. looked for ; far-fetched 
 
 Ricercatore, m. a searcher 
 
 Ricerchiare, to new hoop 
 
 Ricerchiato, part, hooped 
 
 Ricerco, part, searched into 
 
 Ricernere, to explain better; to 
 bolt, or sift again 
 
 Ricessare, to stand still, stay 
 
 Ricetta, /. receipt, prescription 
 
 Ricettacolo, m. a receptacle 
 
 Ricettamento, m. reception, a re- 
 ceptacle, retreat 
 
 Ricettare, to write a prescription 
 to receive ; entertain ; ricettarsi, 
 to shelter one's self 
 
 Ricettario, m. a book of receipts 
 
 Ricettato, part, received, enter- 
 tained ; prescribed 
 
 Ricettatore, m. a receiver 
 
 Ricetto, m. a shelter ; abode 
 
 Ricetto, part, received 
 
 Ricevere, to receive, bear 
 
 Ricevevole, a. receiving 
 
 Ricevimento, m. reception, enter- 
 tainment 
 
 Ricevitivo, a. fit to receive 
 
 Ricevitore, ra. a receiver 
 
 Ricevlita, /. acquittance, or dis- 
 charge; reception; far la rice- 
 vuta, to give a receipt 
 
 Ricezione, /. a reception 
 
 Richiamante, a. reclaiming, re- 
 voking 
 
 Richiamare, to reclaim, revoke ; to 
 cite, summon ; accuse ; richia- 
 marsi, to exclaim against 
 
 Richiamata, /. an appeal 
 
 Richiamato, part, reclaimed, re- 
 voked 
 
 Richiamatore, ra. he who appeals j 
 be who debauches 
 
 Richiamo, ra. a complaint, an ap- 
 peal, revocation; lure, decoy 
 
 Richiedente, a- requesting, seek- 
 ing 
 
 Richiidere, and Richedere, to de- 
 mand ; request ; cite ; summon j 
 be necessary 
 
 Richiedimento, m. a demand 
 
 Richieditore, ra. he that requests, 
 a petitioner 
 
 Richiesta, /. request, petition ; ci- 
 tation, summons 
 
 Richiesto, part, demanded, &c. 
 
 Richinarsi, to bow down 
 
 Richiudere, to shut; richiudersi, 
 to close up, to heal 
 
 Richiudimento, ra. a shutting up, 
 confining 
 
 Richiuso, part, shut, closed ; healed 
 
 Richiusura, /. an enclosure 
 
 Ricidere, to shorten, divide ; to cul 
 
RIC 
 
 off, cut out ; to cut short, to cross ; 
 ( *k, cut 
 Ricidimento, in. and Riciditiira, /. 
 
 a cut, incision 
 Ricidivo, a. st\ Recidivo 
 Ricignere, t > gird, surround 
 Ricimen" 
 Ridno, in. a tick (a vermin;) a 
 
 n. circumference, enclo- 
 sun', circuit 
 
 munded, girded 
 R k again 
 
 Ricipien' . 
 Ricircolare, to go about ; to lurk, 
 
 . d back again 
 Ricircolazione,/. new circulation 
 Ricisa./. u incision, a ;rash, a cut. 
 Alia ricisa, ad. through the short- 
 iidoni 
 
 . precisely, justly, 
 cleanly (speaking of a cut) 
 
 a. cut off ; cut, quick, 
 
 ip, father ; to re- 
 deem (things cut of pawn;) ri- 
 coglure il fiato, to fetch breath ; 
 -si. to lake refuge ; to 
 
 ring, col- 
 
 •, recollection 
 i r ■, m. a collector ; a 
 
 gatherer, a compiler 
 !. '•'•/• a midwife 
 
 ione, /. acknowledgment, 
 
 a (mow in g again ; duty, rent ; 
 
 service; recognizance (law term) 
 igain 
 imento, m. a knowing 
 Igment, re- 
 
 quiral 
 Ricolle.'arsi, to confederate anew 
 Ricollocare. to replace 
 Ricolmare. lo heap, or fill up 
 Ricolmo, part, heaped up ; full 
 Ricr-lorire, to colour, paint 
 Ricolta, /. and Ricolto, ?n. crop. 
 
 harvest ; retreat ; the harvest 
 
 time 
 Ricolto, part, collected, gathered; 
 
 egli hi. la mano preMa a ricevere, 
 Ita a dare, he is ready to 
 
 take, but unwilling to eive 
 Ricomba'tere, to fight again 
 Ricominciam- : nto. rn. and Ri 
 
 ooniii ciWra,/. beginning again; 
 
 a re: 
 Ricomirci ire, to Begin again 
 Ricom: Bit asain 
 
 Ricomparirc, to a| ;^--tr a^ain 
 Ricompensa, /. recompense 
 
 RIC 
 
 Ricompensare, to recompense, 
 
 compensate, repair 
 Ricompensato, pari, rewarded 
 Ricompensazione. /. a reward 
 Riconqninso, m. indemnification 
 Ricompera, and Ricompra, /. re- 
 demption, recovery 
 Ricomperagione, /. and Ricompe- 
 ramento, m. redemption, ran- 
 som [redeem 
 Ricomperare, and Ricomprare, to 
 Ricomperato, part, redeemed, re- 
 
 Ricomperatore, m. a redeemer 
 Ricomperazione, /. a redeeming 
 Ricomperevole, a. redeemable 
 Ricompiere, to rewanl, accomplish, 
 
 acquit 
 Ricompimento, m. a reward 
 Ricomporre, to recompose ; to set- 
 tle ; moderate; reunite, rejoin 
 Ricomposto, part, settled 
 Ricomprare, sec Ricomperare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Ricomunica,anf/Ricomi;nic-izione, 
 /• absolution of the excommuni- 
 cation 
 Ric nuaiic'ire, to absolve of an ex- 
 
 cammunicatioD 
 Riconc&lere, to srant again 
 Riconcentramento, m. concentra- 
 tion 
 Riconcentrare, to concentre 
 Riconcepire, to conct" again 
 Ric onci ■'•re, to mend, , lece, patch ; 
 botch again ; to season meat ; il 
 tempo si riconcia, the weather 
 begins to he fine again 
 Riconciliazi6ne,Riconciliagi6ne,/. 
 and Riconciliamento, m. recon- 
 ciliation 
 Riconcili.'ire, to reconcile 
 Riconcili'ito, part, reconciled 
 Riconciliatore. m. a reconciler 
 Riconciliazione,/. a reconciliation 
 Riconcimare, to dung again 
 Riconcio, part, mended 
 Ricondannare, to recondemn 
 Ricondensare, to condense, thicken 
 Ricondire, to season a?ain 
 Ricondito, a. secret, hidden 
 Ricondotto, part, reconducted 
 Ricondurre, to reconduct ; to enlist 
 
 again 
 Riconferma, and Riconfermazi6ne, 
 
 f. confirmation 
 Riconfermare, to reconfirm 
 Riconfess&re, to reconfess 
 Riconformarsi, to reconform 
 Riconfortare, to comfort ; to 
 
 strengthen, to renew 
 Riconfrontare, to confront again 
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 RIC 
 
 Ricongegnamento, m. a new con- 
 nexion 
 
 i mere, to rejoin 
 Ricongiunto, a. rejoined 
 Ricongiunzi6ne, / and Ricongiu- 
 gn imento, m. a reunion, a 
 joining again 
 Rieongregarsi, to assemble again 
 Riconiare, to hammer again, to 
 
 coin anew 
 Riconoscente, a. grateful, thankful 
 Riconoscenza, /. and Riconosci- 
 mento, ro. acknowledgment, 
 gratitude; a knowing again ; re- 
 wanl, confession, remorse 
 Riconoscere, to know again ; re- 
 quite, reward; to acknowledge, 
 to confess, avow ; to know, dis- 
 cover, perceive ; riconoscere una 
 fortezza, un paese, &c. to recon- 
 noitre a fortress, a country, &c. 
 Riconoscibile, a. easy to be known 
 
 again 
 Riconosciuto, part, known 
 Riconquista, /. reacquisition 
 Riconquistare, to reconquer 
 Riconsiderare, to reconsider 
 Riconsiderato, part, reflected 
 Riconsigliare, to read vise ; ricon- 
 
 sigliarsi, to determine 
 Riconsolame'nto, m. and Riconso- 
 lazione, /. a consolation, a new 
 comfort 
 R ; consolare, to comfort again 
 Ricontare, to recount, relate, to 
 
 count over again 
 Riconto, 77i. an epilogue 
 Riconvertire, to reconvert 
 Riconvitare, to invite again 
 Ricoperchiare, to cover again 
 Ricoperta, /. covering, pretext 
 Ricoperto, part, covered, excused 
 Ricopiare, to copy, transcribe 
 Ricoprimento, rn. a covering 
 Ricoprire, to cover, hide, conceal ; 
 
 to cure again ; correct 
 Ricorcarsi, to lay down again 
 Ricordanza, Ricordagione, /. ana 
 Ricordimento, m. remembrance, 
 memory 
 Ricord.'i re, to remember ; to name ; 
 mention, put in mind ; ricordare 
 i morti a tavola, to say things 
 not to the purpose 
 Ricordato, part, remembered 
 Ricordatore, m. remembrancer 
 Ricordazi6ne, /. remembrance, 
 
 memory 
 Ricordevole, a. memorable 
 Ricordo, 777. remembrance, a warn 
 ing, instruction; far ricordo, to 
 mention 
 
 
RIC 
 
 Ricorioarsi, to go to bed again 
 Ricoronare, to crown again 
 Ricorre, to gather, assemble 
 Ricorreggere, to correct, chide 
 Ricorrere, to come again, to have 
 recourse, flow [flux 
 
 Ricorso, m. recourse, address ; re- 
 Ricosieggiare, to coast 
 Ricostiiuire, to replace 
 Ricostruire, to rebuild 
 Ricotonare, to card again 
 Ricotta,/. kind of new cheese 
 Ricotto, peat, boiled, or baked 
 again ; weighed, examined, di- 
 gested 
 Ricoveramento, m. a recovery 
 Ricoverare, to recover ; rescue ; to 
 bring to; to deliver; free; ri- 
 coverarsi, to have recourse, to 
 shelter 
 Ricoverato, part, recovered, re- 
 gained 
 Ricovero, m. recovery, retreat ; 
 
 shelter, asylum 
 Ricoverire, to cover again 
 Ricreamento, in. recreation, di- 
 version 
 Ricreare, to recreate; divert; re- 
 fresh, comfort; ricrearsi, to re- 
 fresh one's self 
 Ricreativo, a. recreative 
 Ricreato, pari, comforted, diverted 
 Ricreatore, m. redeemer 
 Ricreazioncella, /. a refreshment 
 
 (a pastime) 
 Ricreazioue, /. recreation 
 Ricredente, part, undeceived 
 Ricredere, to disabuse, undeceive ; 
 to conceive; believe ; ricredersi 
 con uno, to disclose one's heart 
 to one [bused 
 
 Ricreduto, part, undeceived, disa- 
 Ricrescenza,/. excrescence 
 Ricrescere, to increase; ricrescersi, 
 
 to multiply 
 Ricrescimen'to, m. an increasing 
 Ricriare, ate. Ricreare, and its de- 
 rivatives [mendiug 
 Ricucimento, m. a patching up, 
 Ricucire, to sew again 
 Ricuc.Ho, part, sewed again 
 Ricncitore, m. a botcher 
 Ricucitura, /. sewing ; seam, a 
 
 botching 
 Ricuocere, to roast, bake, to roast 
 again, to digest, to weigh, con- 
 sider, discuss 
 Ricuperamento, m. a recovery 
 Ricupenire, to recover ; ricuperar 
 la sal:'ite, to retrieve one's health 
 Ricuperazione, /. recuperation, re- 
 covery 
 
 RID 
 
 Ricurvo, part, bent, crooked 
 
 Riciisa, /. refusal, repulse, chal- 
 lenge 
 
 Ricusare, to refuse; ricusare un 
 gh'-dice, to challenge a judge, or 
 except against 
 
 Ricusazione, /. a denial, refusal 
 
 Ridare, to give again 
 
 Ridda,/. a country dance; menar 
 la ridda, to lead the dance 
 
 Riddare, to turn about, to lead the 
 dance 
 
 Ridente, a. laughing, gay, favoura- 
 ble, propitious 
 
 Ridere, to laugh, smile, to jeer; 
 la fortuna vi fa ridere, fortune 
 smiles upon you. Ridere agli 
 angioli, to laugh at nothing 
 
 Ridestare, to awake again 
 
 Ridetto, part, repeated 
 
 Ridevole, a. pleasant, cheerful 
 
 Ridevolmente, ad. agreeably 
 
 Ridicimento, m. a repetition 
 
 Ridicitore, m. a repeater, rehearser 
 
 Ridicolo, a. ridiculous 
 
 Ridicolo, m. a ridiculous thing 
 
 Ridicolosaggine, /. a ridiculous 
 thing 
 
 Ridicolosamente, ad. ridiculously 
 
 Ridicoloso, and Ridicolo, a. ridicu- 
 lous, to be laughed at 
 
 Ridimandare, to demand, ask again 
 
 Ridire, to repeat, relate; trovare a 
 ridire, to find fault with; ridir- 
 _si, to retract, to recant 
 
 RidirizzAre, to make straight again, 
 to redress, correct 
 
 Ridiscorrere, to talk over again 
 
 Ridisputare, to dispute again 
 
 Ridistinguere, to explain more 
 plainly 
 
 Riditore, m. a jeerer, a banterer 
 
 Ridividere, to divide again, to sub- 
 divide [a snake 
 
 Ridivincolarsi, to wriggle about, as 
 
 Ridolere, to smell well, to scent ; 
 ridolersi, to complain, to lament 
 again 
 
 Ridomandare, to ask again 
 
 Ridonare, to give again 
 
 Ridondante, a. redounding, too 
 much 
 
 Ridondanza, /. and Ridondamento, 
 m. excess, redundance 
 
 Ridondare, to redound, to result, 
 issue 
 
 Ridone, m. a merry man 
 
 Ridosso, ad. over one's shoulilers ; 
 cavalcar a ridosso, to ride with- 
 out a saddle 
 
 Rid6*to, m. shelter, retreat 
 
 Ridotto, part, reduced 
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 RIF 
 
 Ridurre, and Ridiicere, to reduce, 
 to subdue, compel ; ridursi, to 
 fly for refuge, to assemble; ri- 
 dursi a mente, to recollect, re- 
 member [be reduced 
 
 Riducibile, a. reducible, that may 
 
 Ridutto, part, reduced, assembled 
 
 Riduzione, /. and Riducimento, 
 m. reduction 
 
 Riedere, to return 
 
 Riedificare, to rebuild 
 
 Riedificazione, /. a rebuilding 
 
 Riempire, to fill up 
 
 Riempimento, m. a filling up again 
 
 Riempitivo, a. filling 
 
 Riempitura,/. a filling up 
 
 Riempiuto, part, filled up 
 
 Rienfiare, to swell again 
 
 Rientramento,m. a coming in again, 
 return 
 
 Rientrare, to shrink, to reenter; 
 to recollect, reflect ; rientrar in 
 se stesso, to reflect on one's self 
 
 Rientrato, part, shrunk 
 
 Riepilogare, to sum up 
 
 Riescire, to go out again, to result, 
 to become 
 
 Rifabricare, and Rifabbricare, to 
 rebuild, to build again 
 
 Rifacimento, m. and, Rifazi6ne, /. 
 reestablishment 
 
 Rifacitore, m. a restorer 
 
 Rifallo, m. a new fault 
 
 Rifare, to mend, repair ; rifar il 
 letto, to make the bed ; rifarsi, 
 to recover, mend, to retrieve 
 (what one had lost ;) to grow 
 handsomer; rifarsi dritto, to 
 stand upright 
 
 Rifatto, a. done again ; un mendlco 
 rifatto, an upstart 
 
 Rifavellare, to speak again 
 
 Rifedire, to wound again 
 
 Rifendere, to split again 
 
 Riferendario, in. referendary 
 
 Riferire, to refer, relate ; riferir 
 grazia, to give thanks ; riferirsi, 
 to agree with 
 
 Rifermare, to confirm, ratify, ap- 
 prove 
 
 Riferrare, to new-shoe a horse 
 
 Riferta,/. relation, account 
 
 Riferto, part, referred 
 
 Rifesso, part, cleaved, split 
 
 Rifezione, /. restoration 
 
 Rifiainmeggiare, to shine, burn 
 
 Rifiancare, to flank, fortify 
 
 Rifiatamento, m. breathing 
 
 Rifiatare, to breathe 
 
 Rificcare, to put in again 
 
 Rifidare, to trust, to rely upon 
 
 Rifigger*; to drive in, or nail again 
 
RIF 
 
 \ to bring forih airain, cr 
 up again 
 
 . e a new figure 
 
 a/id Rifinarsi, to cease, 
 team 
 
 •■>, m. .i great weariness 
 
 : ill use 
 Ritinlto, ^a77. tiui.-hed, ruined 
 Ritiorimenlo, m. a ^flourishing, 
 charm, ■ rrament 
 
 ss-»ni, to flourish 
 . to a lorn, deck up, to pros- 
 _ .in, to thrive 
 ■•r. fixed p. rain 
 •n.-*,/. and Rifiutamento, 
 m. a denial, refusal, repulse 
 Rifiu'ante, a. refusing 
 
 .a,/, a divorce 
 Rifiut.ire, to r fuse, deny, to quit ; 
 renounce: rinuOre il pa Ire, to 
 renounce the paternal succession 
 I . part, refu el. forsaken 
 
 ■i. refusal, repulse, refuse. 
 outcast ; divorce 
 
 -, /. and Riflesso, rru 
 "i >n 
 .a reflec'ive 
 
 7 art. re- 
 
 Hect, consider 
 Rifluir.-, to rtflow, or run back 
 RiflUsso, m. reflux, ebb 
 Riforillamento, to. a res'orir?. 
 comfort [refresh 
 
 Rifocillire, to res'ore, recreate, 
 Rihndire, to found a.ain, dij out 
 Rifondere, to res'ore, pour cut 
 
 a°ain ; to new c\^t 
 Rihrbire, to furbish up 
 Rif^rn.a, and Riformari^ne, /. 
 ref rni [farmed 
 
 Rifonnr'ilile. a. that may be re- 
 
 s rinne,/. reformation 
 Riformamento, to. a reform, re- 
 form ii g 
 Riformare, to reform, to suppress. 
 cut off; to declare, elect; rifor- 
 to recover from 
 ' . part, reformed 
 
 Rifhrmatore, m. a reformer 
 
 -''o>.e. /. a reformation 
 e, to provide a:ain 
 Riforl 'hen 
 
 o. -part, furifted again 
 • fleet 
 Ri franc '< re, to free, fortify 
 Rifrangere, 'o reflec' 
 Rifr4»to. m. and Rifrari6ne, /. 
 
 rcfrac'ion 
 Rifreddamento, m. coldness 
 Rifreddare, to cool, to relent 
 
 RIG 
 
 Rifreddato, part, relented 
 Rifrenamento, m. a curbing 
 Rifrenare, to curb, refrain 
 
 Rifrenazione, /. a curbing 
 Rifrigerare, to refrein, recreate, 
 
 comfort ; refrigerarsi, to grow 
 
 cool 
 Rifrigerativo, a. cooling 
 Rif igerio, to. a comfort, relief 
 Rifrlggere, to fry again 
 Rifrkto, pat. fried again 
 
 . to Moon d^ain 
 RifrQsta,/. a sea'diing 
 Rifrus:are, to search, strike, beat 
 Rifrasto, to. remains, plenty; 
 
 whim 
 Rifuggfre, to fly for refuge 
 RifuggitO, part, sheltered 
 RUuiio, m. a refuge 
 RifuUi iite, a. shinin?, brigbt 
 Rif ilgsre, to shine, glitter 
 Rrfotare, to refute, contradict 
 Rifutazione,/. refutation 
 Riz^. f. a line, a dash 
 Riir.'i^lia,/. profit 
 Rigagno, and Rigngnolo, m. 
 
 Stream, kennel 
 Risr'il ; go. to. lark-spur (a flower) 
 i water, to wet ; to make 
 
 Ri^r'i'o. part, watered, ruled 
 Rigatti re. to. a salesman, a broker 
 Rigenerire, to rcienera'e 
 Rizenern'o, ] art. regenerated, im- 
 
 froved 
 R'zenerazione, /. regeneration 
 Rizentilire. 'o make more genteel 
 Rigermogliare, to bud, or shoot 
 
 a:rain 
 Ri?ettamento, to. rejection 
 Rigettare, to reject, cast off; com- 
 mit 
 Rigeftato, part, rejected 
 Ri^etto. m. cast off, refuse 
 Ri?iacjre. to lie down azain 
 Ritri 'nmen'e, ad. rigidly 
 Ri rtdezza, m.d Rizidita,/. rigidity 
 Rirido, a. rigid, s'rict 
 Ri-riramento, rn. a turning about 
 Riji-vire, to surround, cheat 
 Rigirato, part, surrounded 
 Riziratore. m. a cheat 
 Rijirazione, f. circulation 
 Ri.^ire, to return 
 
 Rizlro, to. tu ning: round, a by- 
 way. ^hif>, evasion 
 Rtgittamento, m. a vomiting 
 Ri 'i'tAre, to von.it, cast up, reject, 
 
 despise 
 Ridncare, to play a?ain 
 Rizi'i^nere, to rejoin, overtake 
 Ri^nare, to nei^h 
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 RIG 
 
 Rigno, to. neighing 
 
 RUp, rn. a rule, line 
 
 Rigodere, to enjoy again 
 
 Rigoglio, 77i. arrogance, pride, 
 boldness, audaciousness ; rank- 
 in >s of plants 
 
 Rigogliosamente, ad. proudly 
 
 Rigoglioso, a. proud, lively, strong, 
 vigorous [parrot) 
 
 Rigogolo, to. a loriot (a kind of 
 
 RigOietto, to. a country-dance 
 
 Rigonfiamento, m. a new swelling, 
 tumour 
 
 Rigonfiare, to swell 
 
 Rigonfiato, part, swelled 
 
 Rig6re, to. rigour, sternness, hard- 
 ness ; rigor di febre, the shaking 
 of an ague 
 
 Rigoro, 7n. a rivulet 
 
 Rigorosamente, ad. rigorously, se- 
 verely 
 
 Rigorosita,/. severity, rigoar 
 
 Rigoroso, a. rigorous, stern 
 
 Rigovernare, to wash or scour 
 plate ; to manage, rule 
 
 Rigovernatura, /. a washing of 
 plate 
 
 Rijrad.-ire, to divide 
 
 Rigridare, to call, or cry again 
 
 Rigridare, to cry, scold 
 
 Ritrridafo, a. scolded 
 
 Rignada^nnre, to regain 
 
 Rigvadagnato, part, recovered, 
 reu r a i iu d 
 
 Ri^uardamento, to. look, or look- 
 in?, circumspection 
 
 Riguardante, to. spectator 
 
 Riguardare, to look upon, view ; 
 to regard, consider, concern ; 
 rizuardare una cosa, to save a 
 thin?; riguardarsi, to preserve 
 one's health 
 
 RiguardAto, a. looked upon, cau- 
 tious, prudent 
 
 Riscjardatore, 7n. a looker-on ; a 
 keeper, a guardian 
 
 Riguardevole, a. considerable, 
 worthy, notable, rare 
 
 Riguardevolmtnte, ad. worthily 
 
 Riguardo, to. lock, view, sight, 
 regard, respect, reverence; di 
 fcroce riguardo, of a surly look ; 
 s'are a ripuardo, to stand upon 
 one's {ruard [spectly 
 
 Riguardosamente, ad. circum- 
 
 Rizaiardoso, a. cautions, prudent 
 
 Risruarlre, to be well again 
 
 Riguiderdonamento, 771. a reward 
 
 Riguiderdonare, to recompense, 
 requite [waters) 
 
 Rigurgitamento, to. a swell (of 
 
 Ri^urgitire, to swell again 
 
RIM 
 
 Rigustare, to taste again 
 
 Rilasciare, to release 
 
 Rilascio, m. a releasing 
 
 Rilassamento, m. relaxation J 
 laziness 
 
 Rilassare, to relax, release, tire; 
 weary ; rilassarsi, to give way 
 
 Rilassatezza, /. relaxation 
 
 Rilassazione,/. a slackening 
 
 Rilassato, part, relaxed 
 
 Rilasso, a. weary, weak, sickly 
 
 Rilavare, to wash again 
 
 Rilavato, part, washed again 
 
 Rilavorare, to plough again 
 
 Rilegamento, rn. a binding 
 
 Rilegare, to banish, exile ; to hin- 
 der, prohibit ; to bind up again, 
 to tie again ; rilegare un libro, 
 to bind up a book [ed 
 
 Rilegato, part, tied again ; banish- 
 
 Rilegazione, /. banishment 
 
 Rileggere, to read again 
 
 Rilentamente, ad. softly 
 
 Rilentarnento, m. a relaxing 
 
 Rilente, and Ri lento, a. slow, 
 cautious. A rilente, ad. cau- 
 tiously 
 
 Riletto, part, read again 
 
 Rilevamento, rn. raising up again ; 
 help 
 
 Rilevante, a. important 
 
 Rilevare, to raise up again, erect, 
 get up, assist, comfort, compute, 
 add, increase, bring up, educate 
 
 Rilevatamente, ad. splendidly, 
 nobly 
 
 Rilevato, part, raised, lifted, high, 
 noble, famous, nourished, brought 
 «P 
 
 Rilevato, rn. a height, a rising 
 
 Rilevo, and Rilievo, m. remnants, 
 fragments ; a thing of conse- 
 quence ,• a statue, embossed work, 
 basso relievo 
 
 Rilogare, to replace 
 
 Rilucente. a. shining 
 
 Rilucentezza, /. brightness, splen- 
 dour 
 
 Rilucere, to shine, glitter 
 
 Rilusfrare, to embellish, to polish 
 again 
 
 Riluttante, a. reluctant 
 
 Rima, /. rhyme, poetry 
 
 Rimacinare", to grind again 
 
 Rimandare, to send back, to corn- 
 
 charge 
 
 Rimandato, a. sent back 
 
 Rimando, in. tossing back, or re- 
 turning (a tennis ball, &c.) 
 
 Rimaueggiare, to handle, touch, or 
 mend again 
 
 RIM 
 
 Rimanente, m. a remnant 
 Rimanenza,/. abode, permanence, 
 
 fragments, refuse 
 Rimanere, to stay, remain, to ab- 
 stain, cease, hinder ; rimanetevi 
 in pace, adieu ; rimanere alia 
 schiaccia, to fall in a snare; non 
 rimarro per questo, that shall 
 not hinder me 
 Rimangiare, to eat again 
 Rimante, m. a poet, a versifier 
 Rimarcabile, and Rimarchevole, 
 
 a. remarkable, important 
 Rimarco, m. importance, conse- 
 quence 
 Rimare, to rhyme 
 Rimarginare, to heal 
 Rimario, rn. a rhyming dictionary 
 Rimaritarsi, to marry again 
 Rimaritato, a. married again 
 Rimaso, part, remained 
 Rimaso, m. remainder, residue 
 Rimasticare, to chew again; to 
 
 revolve in one's mind 
 Rimasto, part, remained, dwelled, 
 
 abstained 
 Rimasuglio, m. remnants, bits 
 Rimato, a. in rhyme 
 Rimatore, m. rhymer, poet 
 Rimazione,/. a strict inquiry 
 Rimbaldanzire, to cheer up 
 Rimbalzare, to jump, toss up; to 
 
 result 
 Rimbalzo, rn. a rebound, result 
 Rimbambire, to grow childish 
 Rimbambito, a. childish, foolish 
 Rimbarbogito, a. childish, senseless 
 Rimbarcarsi, to reembaik 
 Rimtarcato, part, embarked again 
 Rimbastire, to baste (tailoring) 
 Rimbeccare, to repulse, drive 
 
 back ; to peck (as birds) 
 Rimbellire, to embellish ; rimbel- 
 
 lirsi, to grow handsome 
 Rimbercio, m. a ruffle 
 Rimbiancare, to whiten over again 
 Rimbiondire, to grow fair 
 Rimboccare, to turn upside down, 
 to discharge, empty, to redound 
 Rimboccato,.a. upside down 
 Rimboccatura, /. a turning upside 
 down [sounding 
 
 Rimbombamento, m. ringing, 
 Rimbombante, a. resounding 
 
 Rimbomb^re, to ring, echo 
 mit, cast up, to send away, dis- .Rimbombevole, a. ringing, noisy 
 charge <T Rimbombo, and Rimbombio, rn. 
 
 i sound, noise 
 Rin.borsfire, to reimburse 
 Rimborsazione, /. and Rimb6rso, 
 
 m. a reimbursement 
 Rimboscare, to go back to the wood 
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 Rimbottare, to put in the cask 
 Rimbrottare, to reproach, charge, 
 
 chide, reprove 
 Rimbroltatore, m. a reprover 
 Rimbrottevole, a. reproaching 
 Rimbrotto, and Rimbrottolo, m. a 
 
 reproach 
 Rimbruttire, to become ugly 
 Rimbucare, to hide in a hole 
 Rimbucato, part, concealed 
 Rimburchiare, to tow, haul 
 Rimediabile, a. curable 
 Rimediare, to cure, help 
 Rimediato, part, cured 
 Rimediatore, m. a repairer 
 Rimedio, rn. remedy; medicine, 
 
 help, comfort 
 Rimeditare, to meditate again 
 Rimeggiare, to versify, rhyme 
 Rimeggiato, part, versified 
 Rimembranza, /. remembrance, 
 
 memory 
 Rimembrare, to remember 
 Rimemorare, to put in mind 
 Rimemorato, part, mentioned 
 Rimenare, to carry back, to handle, 
 move, stir [darn 
 
 Rimendare, to mend, patch, piece, 
 Rimendato, part, mended 
 Rimendatore, m. a botcher 
 Rimendatura, /. a mending 
 Rimenio, m. a shaking 
 Rimeno, m. a returning 
 Rimeritamento, rn. a reward 
 Rimeritare, to recompense 
 Rimeri ato, part, recompensed 
 Rimescolamento, rn. trouble, con- 
 fusion, disturbance, disorder, 
 terror, fright 
 Rimescolanza, /. a mixture 
 Rimescolare, to mix, blend, re- 
 touch ; rimescolare le carte, to 
 shuffle cards; rimescolarsi, to 
 meddle, to be terrified 
 Rimessa, /. forgiveness, hud, 
 sprout ; return of money ; coach- 
 house ; carrozza di rimessa, a 
 glass-coach [humbly 
 
 RimeFsamente, ad. respectfully, 
 Rimessibile, a. remissible 
 Rimessione, /. remission, pardon; 
 an appeal [humble 
 
 Rimesso, a. languishing, faint, 
 Rimesta, /. a mixture, reproach 
 Rimestare, to mix, handle 
 Rimettere, to replace, to pardon, 
 reassume, to continue, to grow 
 again, forgive, to remit money, 
 to intrust; mi rimetto, I com- 
 mit myself; rimettere in pos- 
 s^sso, to put in possession ; ri- 
 mettersi, to refer toj rim&ter 
 
RIM 
 
 su, to brine: into fashion ; rimet- 
 tersi in came, to grow fat again ; 
 ih'1 vos'ro arbitriO) rimetto Pan- 
 dare e to s:are, you are free either 
 to so or stay 
 Rime'timento, m. remission 
 Rimetiticcio. m. a shoot, a graft 
 Rimirire, to look upon 
 Rinnro, in. view, sight, look 
 Rimisehiare, to mingle, to confuse 
 Riniissione, /. remission, pardon, 
 
 satisfaction, or submission 
 Rimisun'ire, to remeasure 
 Rimollare, to wet, soak 
 Rimoderare, to correct 
 Rimodennre, to correct again, to 
 
 reduce to a modern form 
 Rimondamento, m. a cleaning 
 Rimondare, to clean, empty, to 
 
 prune, purge, expiate 
 Rimondato,]oarf. cleansed, emptied 
 Rimondatiira,/. a cleansing 
 Rimondo, a. cleansed 
 Rimontare, to go up again ; rimnn- 
 tare a cavallo, 'o remount on 
 horseback ; rimontare un oro- 
 16gio, to wind up a wa'ch 
 Rimontito, part, sot up again 
 Rimorchiare, to tow, haa| 
 Rimorcliiito, part, towed 
 Rimorchio, m.a. towins, complaint 
 Rimordente, a. biting "" 
 Rimbrdere, to feel remorse, to tor- 
 ment, to bite again 
 Rimordimento, in. remorse 
 Rimorire, to be extinguished 
 Rimormorare, to murmur again 
 Rimorso, m. remorse 
 Rimorso, part, repentant 
 Rimorto, part, quite dead 
 Rimoso, a. cracked 
 Rimosso, a. removed, remote 
 Rimostranza, /. a remonstrance- 
 Rimostrare. to remonstrate 
 Rimo'amente, ad. solitarily 
 Rim6to, a. remo'e, far off 
 Riin6vere, to remove, to move again 
 RimovimentQ^.T/v.a/'^ Rimozione, 
 
 /. remova&aejiiftue of place 
 Rimpaironirsi, tp seize on again 
 Rimpalmare, to calk a ship 
 Rimpannucciare, to re-establish 
 Rimpar/ire, to learn azain 
 Rim pa-tare, to retouch [country 
 Rimpa'riarsi, to return into one's 
 Rimpatriato, part, returned 
 R^mpaurare, to be frig-h'ened again 
 Rimpeciare, to calk a -hip 
 Rimpedulaxe, to new foot 
 Rimpennare, to put on new feath- 
 ers: rimpennarsi, to prance (as 
 a horse) 
 
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 Rimpetto, prep, over against 
 Rimpiagare, to wound again 
 Rimpiagnere, to lament 
 Rimpiastrare, to plaster, parget; 
 
 to adjust, make up 
 Rimpiattare, to conceal 
 Rimpiattato, part, concealed 
 Rimpiazzare, to re])lace 
 Rimpicciolire, to grow less, make 
 
 less 
 Rimpinguare, to fatten more 
 Rimpinzamento, m. a filling 
 Rimpinzare, to cram, fill 
 Rimpolpare, to grow fat 
 Rimpop lire, to people again 
 Rimpozzare, to stagnate (as water) 
 Rimpregnare, to get with child 
 
 again 
 Rimprigionare, to imprison 
 Rimprocciare, to reproach, blame 
 Rimproccio, and Rimproccia- 
 mento, m. reproach, imputa- 
 tion ; per rimproccio, contemptu- 
 ously 
 Rimproccioso, a. reproachful 
 Rimpromettere, to prom'ise again 
 Rimprottare. to blame 
 Rimproverabile, a. blameable 
 Rimproveramento, m. reproach, 
 
 blame 
 Rimproverante, a. reproaching 
 Rimproverare, to reproach 
 Rimproverato, part, reproached 
 Rimproverazione, /. Rimprov^rio, 
 and Rimprovero, m. reproach, 
 reprimand, insult 
 Rimugghiare, to bellow, roar 
 Rimiuinare, to search 
 Rimuginato, part, searched 
 Rimunerare,. see Remunerare, and 
 
 its derivatives 
 Rimuovere, to remove, move again, 
 to take away, divert, to dissuade, 
 or separate ' 
 Rimurare, to walk about 
 Rimurato, part, walled up 
 Rimurchiare, to tow (a ship) 
 Rimurchiato, part, towed 
 Rinnirchio, m. a towing 
 Rimutamento, m. an alteration 
 Rimutare, to change 
 Rimutato, part, changed again 
 Rimu'azione, /. change, alteration 
 Rimutevole, a. inconstant, mutable 
 Rinacerbire, to irritate again 
 Rinarrare, to relate again 
 Rinascente, a. new born 
 Rinascere, to be born again, to 
 
 erow again 
 Rinascimento, m. and Riniscita, 
 
 /. new birth 
 Rmato, part, born again 
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 Rinavigare, to set sail again 
 Rincacciare, to repulse 
 Rincagnarsi, to bend one's brows 
 Rincagnato, a. flat-nosed 
 Rincalchre, to chase, repulse 
 Rincalciato, part, repulsed, chased 
 Rincalorire, to rekindle, inflame 
 Rincalzamsnto, m. prop, defence, 
 
 pursuit 
 
 Rincalzare, to prop, support, to lay 
 
 new earth about the root of a 
 
 tree ; to solicit, press, insist j rin« 
 
 ealzarsi, to recover [ed 
 
 Rincalzato,par£. propped, support- 
 
 Rincalzo, m. and Riucalzato, /. a 
 
 stay, prop [auction) 
 
 Rincantare, to put up again (at an 
 
 Rincantucciarsi, to hide one's self 
 
 in a corner 
 Rincaponire, to be stubborn 
 Rincappare, to fall in again 
 Rincappellare, to hoard up, fall 
 
 sick again 
 Rincappellazione,/. a reproof 
 Rincarare, to grow dear 
 Rincarnare, to grow fat again 
 Rincarlare, to wrap in paper 
 Rincattivire, to grow worse 
 Rincavallare, to provide with new 
 
 horses 
 Rinceftaxe, to reproach 
 Rincerconire, to grow sour, be 
 
 spoiled 
 Rinchinare, to incline, bend, bow 
 Rinchiudere, to enclose, to stop, to 
 • include, contain 
 Rinchiuso, m. an enclosure 
 Rinchiuso, part, enclosed 
 Rinciampare, to fall again 
 Rinciprignirn, to be angry agai % 
 Rincivilirsi, to grow civil 
 Rincollare, to glue again 
 Rincominciamento, m. a beginr>\j»j 
 
 again 
 Rincominciare, to begin again 
 Rincominciato, part, begun again 
 Rincontra, and Alia rinc6ntra, 
 prep, facing, opposite ; andare 
 alia rinc6ntra d'uno, to go to 
 meet one 
 Rincontrare, to meet with, to find 
 Rincontrato, part, met with, hit, 
 
 guessed 
 Rincontro, ra. a meeting, ren- 
 counter, sign, token ; di rinc6n- 
 tro, a rinc6ntro, opposite 
 Rincoramento, m. encouragement 
 Rincorare, to encoV.rage; rincorar 
 
 si, to take courage 
 Rincordare, to string a violin ; to 
 
 tie close 
 Rincorporare, to incorporate again 
 
RIN 
 
 Rincorrere. to pursue, nan after; 
 
 to —solve in or. 
 Rincreseere, to be tired, displeased 
 quanto mi rir. 
 
 how tired I am to be in 
 bed! 
 Rincrescivole, a. tedious 
 Rincrescirr.ento, m. weaiiness, sor- 
 row, :. 
 
 :. restless, sad 
 Rincrespare, to curl, frizzle again 
 Rincrudire, to provoke again 
 Rinculare. to fill back 
 
 s, to deny [tate 
 
 . m. a renegado, an apos- 
 r. to clean again 
 Rinetto, a. cleaned 
 Rinfacciarnento. m. a reproach 
 
 a lie, to reproach [tion 
 ere, to restore or.: 
 Rinfantccciare, to grow childkh : 
 
 o rights again 
 Rinfarciare. to fill, cram 
 niataie, to cove: 
 cl-sak 
 
 Rinfiammagione,/. inflammation 
 
 Rinnammare, to inflame, to light, 
 or warm again ; intinto la bat- 
 mmo, in the mean 
 while the battle grew fiercer 
 
 Rinfiarcamento. m. a prop, sup- 
 port 
 
 Rinfiancire, to Sank, fortify 
 
 Rinfianci:.. part, Banked 
 
 Rinfilare, to stricr again 
 
 Rinflorare. su Rifiorire 
 
 ; : . - e . " : f. ■. ". . e 
 
 Rinfocolamento, m. ooefi 
 
 Rinfocolare, to warm ; rinfocolar- 
 si, to fall in a passion 
 
 B 
 
 Rinfi ndere, to infuse, to refund 
 
 I 
 infusion ; the foundering of a 
 horse ; sorrow, regret, weariness 
 
 R:.- :"-:.: Are. to form, f.~.. 
 
 Rinformazione, /. a new informa- 
 
 • 9B >e ? --'- 
 
 7. k rut in the oven 
 
 . . a reenforcement 
 
 '-. igthetureenforce, 
 
 naSanSaa^ to grow 
 
 : hened 
 R.c: :-. T77. and Rir.: 
 
 reenforcemeEt, supply, relief 
 Rinfoscarsi. to grow dark 
 Rinfrarjc^re, to free, defend. 
 
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 Rinfrancato, pari, reencouraged 
 Rinf rangere, to break, spl it 
 
 RIN 
 
 RIN 
 
 Ricfrenire, to bridle, restrain ] Rinncvellire, to refresh, revive, 
 
 Rirfrecato, part, bridled, curbed renew [freshment 
 
 Rinfrescamento, m. co:i::es-. re- R'nnovellazione,/. a renewing, re- 
 freshment [revive Rinocerbnte, m. rhinoceros 
 Rinfrescare, to cool, refresh, renew, Rinomanza, and Rinomata, /. re- 
 Rinfrescata. /. a refreshing 0, fame 
 
 j Rinomare, to mention 
 Rinfrescato, pari, c cled Rinomato, part, renowned 
 
 Rinfrescatoio, m. a glass frame, or Rinominanza, /. renown, reputa- 
 
 cn tor 
 
 :. . - ';:::: 
 
 Rinf: igidarsi, to gr 
 
 Rinfronzire, to repair ; shoot forth | i 
 
 Eew leaves ; rinfronzirsi, 
 
 ir :'-:. -..::::: ::e'; self 
 Rinfusione. /. a new infusion 
 
 . a. full, crammed, con- Rinsaccare, to bag again 
 
 founded, mingled.— Alia rmfiisa, : Rinsaldamento, rn. consolidation 
 
 ad. promiscuously Rinsanguinare, to make bloody 
 
 Ringagliardire, to regain strength j again, to renew a wound 
 Ringalluzzare. to leap for joy ', Rinsanicare, to restore health 
 
 Ringangherare, to binge again, to ] Rinsanire, to recover hralth 
 
 Rinominare. to name ; to praise 
 Rinominato, a. renowned 
 h Rinovire. to renew 
 
 r .'.amen to, m. renewal 
 iRinauanato, a. quartered, full 
 1 filled 
 
 hook again 
 
 re, to regenerate 
 B . t. be ennoble 
 
 Bins pin, to frown 
 
 i -..*". rostTum. bar 
 
 T . m. a grin, a frown 
 
 R'nghioso, a. grinning, surly 
 Bin* r. to rejoice, to be merry 
 Ringiovanire, to grow young 
 Ringoilre, to reingalf ' 
 Riniprgaroento, and Ringprgo, m. 
 
 a swell 
 Ringorgare, to swell, rise 
 Ringranare, to sow with corn again 
 Ringrandire, to increase, improve, 
 
 advance, to grow proud, to brag 
 Ringrassr're. to fatten 
 
 . i ire, to be pregnant again 
 Ringraziamento. m. thanks 
 
 ire, to thank 
 Ringraziato, part, thanked 
 Ringrossare, to increase 
 
 : ito, part, increased 
 R'nnafiiire, to water 
 R:^.'.-..z-r::e:.t". ••-■:. ?. r-.'^lz: 
 Rinnalzare, to raise, increase 
 Rinnamorarsi, to be in love again 
 Rinnegamento, m. abjuration, for- 
 
 r'-e-- ':.: 
 - 
 Rinnegato, a. forsworn ; *. a rene- 
 
 -postate 
 Rinnestare, to ingraft, reunite, join 
 Rinnestato. part, grafted, reunited 
 
 Rinsavire. to grow wise again 
 Rinsernare, to teach again, to indi- 
 
 know 
 
 Rinselv4rsi, to hide in a wood, 
 
 to grow into woods, or bushei 
 
 agam [again 
 
 Rinselvato, part, in the wood 
 
 Rinsignorirsi. to be master again, 
 
 to seize upon again 
 
 rsi. to hide one's self 
 Rintegrare, to reunite 
 Rintegrazione. /. a renewing 
 Rintenerire, to soften ; move to 
 
 Rir.:eramento, 771. a renewing ; 
 
 rinteramento di salute, a recovery 
 
 of health 
 
 Rinterzare, to triple, make three 
 
 fold [cool, abate 
 
 Rintiepidire, and Rintiepidire, to 
 
 .rain 
 Rintoppamento, rn. an obstacle ; 
 
 hinderance 
 Rintoppare. to rr.eet with, mend 
 Rintoppo, m. an encounter, an im- 
 pediment 
 Ri'ntorno. rn. a circuit, tarn 
 Rintracciamento, 771. an inquest 
 Rintracciare, to trace 
 Rintracciitc. part, searched 
 Rintrarcia'ore, m. a searcher 
 Rintronamento. 771. a resounding 
 Rintronire, to resound 
 Rintuzzamento, 771. hinderance 
 
 Rinnovamento, rn. and Rinova- , Rintuzzare, to blunt, to resist, to 
 
 zione. f. a rer.e j decrease, repel, oppose 
 
 RinnTvare, to renew _ Rin^uzz-ito. a. blind, dull 
 
 R ; nnovi*a./. a renewing Rinunzia./. renunciation 
 
 Rinnova'ore, 771. a renewer Rinunziamento, 771, a story, report 
 
 Rinnovazione, /. a renewing i Rinunziare, to renounce :' to relate 
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RIP 
 
 Rinunziafo, part, renounced 
 Renunziatore, m. a taleteller 
 Rinunriazioue, and RinUJ 
 
 /. renunciation [again 
 
 Rinvenlre, to find out, recover 
 Rinverberato, part, reflected 
 Rinverdlre, to become green again, 
 
 to revive, renew 
 Rinvergire, to discover, find out 
 Rinvertire, to go back 
 Rtnverzare, to stop, shut 
 Kinverzicare, and Rinverzire, to 
 
 grow green again 
 Rtnvescare, to allure, entice; to 
 
 daub with bird-lime 
 re, to tell tales 
 Rinvestire, to invent 
 Rinviare. to send back 
 Rinvigoramento, rn. a strengthen- 
 ing 
 Rinvigorire. and Rinvigorare, to 
 
 gather strength again, to restore, 
 
 strengthen 
 Rinvi^orito. part, strengthened 
 Rinviliare. a?m' Riuvilire, to lower, 
 
 brinz down 
 Rinviluppare, to wrap 
 Rinvitare. to invite again 
 Rinvtto, m. a new invitation 
 Rinvivirsi, to revive 
 
 . : ire, to excite desire 
 Rinvolgere. a?id Rinvoltire, to 
 
 wrap, involve 
 Rinvoltato, part, wrapped up 
 Rinvolto, m. a packet, bundle 
 R i u vol t u ra. /. wr app i n g 
 Rinzeppare, to stop with wedges 
 Rio, m. a brook, rivulet 
 Rio, a. wicked, bal ; fortiina ria, 
 
 adverse fortune ; vita ria, a mis- 
 erable life 
 Rio. m. crime, a criminal 
 I ltd, m. rhubarb 
 
 _'',re. to oblige asrain 
 Riordinare, to order again 
 Riosservare, to examine, observe 
 
 asain 
 
 ''. a quarrel, dispute, riot 
 Rio'tare. to quarrel 
 Riottoso, a. riotous 
 Rfpa, /. a bank, coast, precipice, 
 
 steep place 
 Riparibile, a. reparable 
 Biparam6ntr>, m. reparation ; a 
 
 rampart, bul wark 
 Riparare. to remedy, to help, re- 
 lefend, to s'op, oppose 
 part, repaired 
 Riparatore, m. > 
 Riparazione, and Riparartra, /. 
 
 reparation, repair 
 
 7/1. shelter, defence; far 
 16 
 
 RIP 
 
 riparo intorno a qnalche lu6go, 
 to meet together ; n a ])lace 
 Ripartimento, to. ami Riparti- 
 
 girtne, f. a division, partition 
 Rrparttre, to part, divide 
 Ripartitaniente, ad. respectively, 
 
 in order 
 Ripartito, part, divided 
 Ripartorire, to lie in a^in 
 Ripascere, to feed again, to eat 
 
 again 
 Ripassare, to repass, pass 
 Ripas&Va, /. a repassing ; dare una 
 ripassata, to examine again ; 
 fare una ripassata ad alci'mo, to 
 reprove one 
 Ripassa'o, part, repassed 
 Ripasseggiare, to walkout again 
 Ripatire, to sutler again 
 Ripatriare, to recall from banish- 
 ment ; to retu.n to one's own 
 country 
 Ripeccare, to sin again 
 Ripensare, to consider, to revolve 
 
 in one's mind 
 Ripentaglio, m. risk, hazard 
 Ripentire, to repent 
 Ripentimento, m. repentance 
 Ripentirsi, to repent 
 Ripentito, part, repented 
 Riper.titore, rn. a repentant 
 Ripercosso, a. beaten back 
 Ripercotimento, m. repercussion 
 Ripercuotere, to strike back ; ri- 
 percuotere i denti, to gnash one's 
 teeth 
 Ripercussione, /. repercussion ; re- 
 flection, reverbcra:ion 
 Riperdere, to 1 S:> again 
 Riperduto, part, lost again 
 Ripesare, to weigh again ; to con- 
 sider maturely 
 Ripes'ito, part, weighed 
 RipescAre, to fish out again 
 Ri peso to, part, fished 
 Ripestare, to beat again in a mor- 
 tar, to pound again 
 Ripelere, to repeat 
 Ripetimento, m. repetition 
 Ri pet i tore, m. a repeater 
 Ripetitnra. and Ripetizione, /. a 
 
 repetition, rehearsal 
 Ripetuto, part, repeated 
 Ripezzamento. m. a patching 
 Ripezzi'ire, to patch, piece 
 Ripezzatore, m. a botcher 
 Ripezzatura,/. a patching 
 Ripiacere, to please azain 
 Ripiacimento, m. a new pleasure 
 Ripiasrnere, to weep again, lament 
 Ripiano, rn. the second floor 
 i Ripiantare, to replant 
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 Ripiantato, part, replanted 
 Ripicchiare, to knock again; to 
 
 reiterate, to begin again 
 Ripido, a. steep, rough 
 Ripiegare, to plait; fold aga.rj, to 
 blunt, dull, bend, bow; ripiegar 
 del panno, to fold up cloth ; 
 ripiegarsi, to bend, sink, bow, 
 to entangle one's self 
 Ripiego, in. a remedy, cure 
 Ripienezza, f. repletion, surfeit 
 Ripieno, a. full, filled 
 Ripieno, rn. shilling ; servir per 
 
 ripieno, to s'and for a cipher 
 RipjgliameiivO, m. a remorse; a 
 
 retaking 
 Ripigliare, to retake, to recover, to 
 
 reprove, rebuke 
 Ripfgnere, to push, beat, repel 
 Ripilogare, to recapitulate 
 Ripinto, part, repulsed, hidden 
 Ripiovere, to rain again 
 Riplacare, to appease, calm ; ripla- 
 
 carsi, to be appeased 
 Ripopolare, to repeople 
 Riporgere, to give again 
 Riporre, to replant, replace, to 
 hide, conceal, to reckon, to as- 
 cribe ; riporre il corpo, to bury ; 
 andar a riporsi, to 'go and hide 
 one's self 
 Rip ortamento, m. a report, account 
 Riportante, a. carrying back 
 Riportare, to carry back, *o defer, 
 delay, to acquire ; ne riporterete 
 grande onore, you'll get credit 
 Riportato, part, carried back, de- 
 layed 
 Riportat6re, m. an informer 
 Riprtrto, m. a report ; embroidery 
 Riposamento, m. repose, quiet 
 Riposare, to repose, cease, to get 
 rest ; andar a riposare, to go to 
 bed ; riposarsi sopra uno, to de- 
 pend upon one 
 Riposatamente, ad. quietly 
 Riposato. part, reposed 
 Riposevole, a. quiet, peaceful 
 Ripositorio, rn. a repository 
 Riposo, m. rest, peace, repbse 
 RiprKta./. economy ; far la riposta, 
 
 to make a provision 
 Ripostamente, ad. in secret 
 Ripostizlio, and Ripostignolo, m. 
 
 a lurking hole, or repository 
 Rip6sto, part, put, laid, placed ; 
 
 luogo riposto, a secret place 
 Rip'-esrare, to entreat azain 
 Ripremere, to repress, squeeze, 
 
 r>ress a?ain 
 R'premuto, part, repressed 
 Riprehdere, to take, reprove 
 
RIP 
 
 Riprendevole, a. reprehensible, 
 
 blameable 
 Riprendimcnto, m. rebuke 
 Riprendilo;e, m. a reprover 
 Riprensibile, a. reprovable 
 Riprensione,/. reprehension, blame 
 Riprensore, in. a fault-finder 
 Ripresa, m. a renewing, time, 
 
 reprehension ; per piu riprese, 
 
 several rimes 
 Rij re-agl la, /. reprisals 
 Ripresentare, to represent, show, 
 
 to present again 
 Ripresentalore, m. an imitator, a 
 
 dissembler 
 Ripreso, a. retaken, reproved 
 Ripresso, fait, pressed again 
 Riprestire, to lend again 
 Riprezzo, in. a shivering, fright, 
 
 shuddering ; mi vien riprezzo, I 
 
 trQmble 
 Riprincipiamento, m. a renewing, 
 
 beginning 
 Riprincipiare, to begin again 
 Riprodurre, 10 produce again 
 Ripromettere, to repromise; ri- 
 
 promet ; ersi, to rely upon, to flab 
 
 ter one's self 
 Riprcporre, to propose again 
 Riprotestare, to protest again 
 Riprova,/. proof, conviction 
 Riprovare, to try again ; to repro- 
 bate, to confute, overthrow 
 Riprovato, part, proved, tried 
 
 agalii 
 Riprovazione, /. reprobation, re- 
 jection, the act of trying again 
 Riprovedere, and Riprovvedcre, to 
 
 provide again, to examine again 
 Ripruova,/. proof, mark 
 Ripudiare, to divorce 
 Ripudio, rn. a divorcing 
 Ripugnante, a. repugnant 
 Ripugnanza,/. repugnancy 
 Ripugnare, to clash, to resist; ri* 
 
 pugna allaragione, it is contrary 
 
 to reason 
 Ripugnazione,/. reluctancy 
 Ripugnere, to prick again 
 Ripulimento, rn. a furbishing 
 Ripulirc, to furbish, clean, polish 
 Ripulito, part, polbhed 
 Ripulitura,/. a polishing 
 Ripulitore, m. a polisher 
 Ripullulare, to bud forth 
 Ripulsa./. repulse 
 Ripulsnre, to repulse, deny 
 Ripurzamcnto, m. a polishing 
 Ripur^Mre, to purge well 
 Riputamento, m. though', mind 
 Ripui/.re, to repute, look, impute, 
 
 attribute 
 
 RIS 
 
 Riputato, part, reputed 
 Rip-utazione, /. reputation 
 Riquadrare, to quadrate, square, 
 
 agree V 
 
 Riquadratura,/. a squaring 
 Riquisizione,/. requisition 
 Riquisito, part, required 
 Rirallegrarsi, to rejoice again 
 Rirompersi, to break again 
 Risaldare, to solder ; to mend 
 
 again ; to cure, heal a wound 
 Risaldato, a. soldered, cured 
 Risalimento, m. an ascending, a 
 going up again [again 
 
 Rialire, to ascend, climb, mount 
 Risaltare, to leap, skip, start again ; 
 project, jut out (in architecture) 
 Risalto, m. a jutting out, a projec- 
 tion 
 Risalulare, to resalute, salute again 
 Risalutato, part, resaluted 
 Risaminare, to examine again 
 Risanabilc, a. curable 
 Risanamento, m. a cure 
 Risanare, to cure again-; risanarsi, 
 
 to recover 
 Risanato, part, cured 
 Risapere, to know, to be told of; 
 se'l mio marito lo risapesse, 
 should my husband know it 
 Risarchiare, to weed again 
 Risarcimento, m. a repair, mend- 
 ing 
 Risarcire, to mend, to compensate, 
 repair; risarcire una perdita, to 
 make good 
 Risa'a,/. laughter, derision ; se ne 
 fece una risata, we laughed at it 
 Risbadigliare, to yawn again 
 Riscaldamento, rn. a heat, a pim- 
 ple, passion, anger 
 Riscaldare, to warm, heat ; riscal- 
 darsi, to fall in a passion; to get 
 one'sself warm again ; la guerra 
 s' e riscaldata, the war is broke 
 out again 
 Riscaldativo, a. heating 
 Riscaldato. part, heated 
 Riscaldazione,/. a warming 
 Riscappare, to escape again 
 Riscappinare, to new-foot boots 
 RUcattare, to redeem ; riscattarsi, 
 
 to be revenged 
 Rbcattat6re, m. a redeemer 
 RiscAtto, m. a redemption, ransom 
 Riscegliere, to choose again 
 RisceglimeVo, rn. a new choice 
 Ri^celt'i, part, chosen 
 Riscendere, to descend 
 Rischiaramento, m. a clearing, 
 
 Kght 
 Rischiarare, and Rischiarire, to 
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 clear ; to explain, unfold, illufr 
 
 trate ' 
 Rischievole, a. perilous 
 Rischio, m. risk, danger 
 Rischioso, a. dangerous 
 Risciacquare, to rinse, wash 
 Risciacquato, part, washed, rinsed 
 Risco, m. danger 
 Riscontaie, to deduct, abate 
 Riscontrare, to meet with, find, to 
 collate; riscontrar le scritture, 
 to compare ; riscontrarsi nelle 
 parole, to say the same thing 
 Riscontrato, part, met with, col- 
 lated 
 Riscontro, m. a meeting, a colla- 
 tion, a comparing 
 Riscorrere, to run over, peruse 
 Riseorrimento, m. a run, a course 
 Riscossibne, and Riscossa, /. ex- 
 action, recovery 
 Riscosso, part, exacted, recovered 
 Riscolimento, rn. exaction 
 Riscotitore, in. an exacter, dunner, 
 
 receiver 
 Riscritto, m. a written answer 
 Risciitto, part, written again 
 Riscrivere, to write again, to 
 
 answer a letter 
 Riscuotere, to exact, demand, dun, 
 to redeem, to ransom ; riscuo- 
 tersi, to regain ; to get loose, 
 escape ; voglio riscuotermi, I 
 will have my revenge 
 Riscuotim^nto, rn. exaction 
 Risdegnarsi, to fall, in a passion 
 again [cut off 
 
 Risecare, to cut again, to retrench, 
 jliseccare, to exhaust, to dry up.5 
 
 rkecearsi, to grow dry 
 Risecca to, part, dried up, exhausted 
 Risedere, to reside, dwell ; to sub- 
 side; solo a cio la mia mente 
 risede, I think of nothing else 
 Risedio, m. and Riseder.za, /. resi- 
 
 derce, abode 
 Riseauto, part, resided 
 Risega, /. a projecture, a jutting 
 
 (in architecture) 
 Risegare, to cut off, part 
 Risegatura, /. a cutling, or cut 
 Risegna, /. resignation, cession 
 Risegnare, to resign ; sign, ap- 
 prove 
 Risegnazione, /. resignation 
 Riseguire, to continue, follow on , 
 
 to happen again 
 Risembrare, to resemble 
 Riseminare, to sow again 
 Risens'irsi, to recover one's sense* 
 Risentiniento, m. resentment 
 Risentire, to resent, to resound, to 
 
RIS 
 
 hear again ; risentirsi, to awake, 
 lO mover one's senses ; risentir- 
 si dell- iugiurie, to resent an in- 
 jury 
 
 Risentilo, a. sensible, sharp, keen, 
 severe ; ad. angrily 
 
 Riserba,/. reservation 
 
 Riserbagione, and Riserbanza, f. 
 reservation, preservation 
 
 Riserb'ue, to reserve, differ, regard, 
 consider, to deliver from death 
 
 Riserbatamente, ad. cautiously, 
 prudently 
 
 to, part, reserved, discreet, 
 cautious 
 
 Riserlazione, /. and Riserbo, m. 
 reservation 
 
 Riserramento, m. an obstruction 
 
 Riserrare, to shut up" 
 
 Riserrato, part. shut, closed 
 
 Riserva, and Riservagione, /. res- 
 ervation, preservation 
 
 Riservare, to reserve 
 
 Riserv'ito, part, reserved 
 
 Riservire, to serve again 
 
 Risguardamento, m. a look, view- 
 ing 
 
 Risguardante, m. inspector 
 ire, to look, see 
 
 Risruardatrire, m. a spectator 
 .vole, a. considerable 
 . m. look, view, counte- 
 nance, regard, respect ; lo faro a 
 rtsguardo vostro, t will do it for 
 your sake 
 
 Ri'sibile, a. lauzhable 
 
 Riabilita,/. risibility 
 
 Risieare, to risR, hazard 
 
 R'>ico. m. risk, danger 
 
 RKino, m. a srnile 
 
 Ri-icrwo, a. hazardous, dangerous 
 
 Risir>lK Tn. red arsenic, a kind 
 of p' i«->n 
 
 Risiniigliare, to resemble 
 
 Risipola. /. St. Anthony's fire 
 
 Ri-is'enza. f. re,is'ance" 
 
 Risisfere, to resist 
 
 Ri>ma, f. a ream (of paper;) sect; 
 party, faction (by Dan f e) 
 
 Riso. 7/7. laurhter ; crep^ir delle risa, 
 to burst out with 1 au?hinr ; mo- 
 rir delle risa, to die with laugh- 
 ing : scoppiar delle risa, to break 
 out m'ohurh'er; rice (an Indian 
 grain ;) a. laurhed at 
 
 Risofh\re. to blow arain 
 
 Risognire. to dream arain 
 
 Risnlare, to new-30le arain 
 
 Risoliecit'ire, tosolidt arain 
 
 Risolletic'ire. to tickle arain 
 
 Risolu'amente, ad. abs lutely 
 
 Risolutezza, /. resolution 
 
 RIS 
 
 Risolutivo, a. resolutive 
 
 Risoluto. part, resolved, resolute, 
 determined, tired, fatigued ; 
 melted [Hon 
 
 Risoluzione, /. resolution; a solu- 
 
 Risolvere, to melt ; to resolve, pur- 
 pose, dissipate, destroy 
 
 Risolvimento, m. resolution, dis- 
 solving:, or dissolution 
 
 Risomigli'inte, a. resembling 
 
 Risomiglianza, /. a resemblance 
 
 Risomigliare, to resemble 
 
 Risommettere, to submit again 
 
 Risonante, re. resounding 
 
 Risonanza, /. a sound 
 
 Risonare, to resound, ring again 
 
 Risorbire, to swallow again 
 
 Risorgente, a. rising again 
 
 Risorgere, to rise up again 
 
 Risorgimento, m. resurrection 
 
 Risorio, part, raised 
 
 Risorto, 777.. jurisdiction, a tribute 
 
 Risospignere, to push, beat, thrust, 
 drive back 
 
 Risospinto, part, repelled 
 
 Risotterare, to put in the ground 
 again 
 
 Risottom?ttere, to subdue arain 
 
 Risovvenire, and Risovvenirsi, to 
 remember 
 
 Risparrniare, to spare, to save 
 
 Risparmiato, part, exempted 
 
 Risparmiatore, 777. a saving man 
 
 Rispamiio, and Risparmiamento, 
 771. parsimony, savingness, hus- 
 bandly 
 
 Ri-pazzare, to sweep 
 
 Rispedire, to de^pa'ch again 
 
 Rispegnere, lo extinguish 
 
 Bispendere, to spend 
 
 Rispcnto, part, extinguished 
 
 Rispergere, to sprinkle 
 
 Rjspettabile, a. respectable 
 
 Rispettante, a. respectful 
 
 Rispettare, to respect, regard 
 
 Rispett;'ito. part, respected 
 
 Rispettevole, re. respectful, obse- 
 quious, complaisant 
 
 Rispettivamente, ad. respectively 
 
 Ri-pe.ttivo, re. respective 
 
 Rispetto, m. respect, regard, rever- 
 ence, ceremony. In, per, cr a 
 rispi'to, prep, in c^mpanson 
 Per rispetto, ad. for the sake, on 
 account 
 
 Rispettosamente, ad. respectfully 
 
 Rispet'6so, a. respectful 
 
 Rispianare, to smooth, to explain, 
 unfold 
 
 Rhpianato, m. a plain, a smooth 
 ground 
 
 Rispiarmare, lo spare 
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 Rispignere, to push, beat back, re- 
 pulse 
 Rispigolare, to glean 
 Rispingere, to repulse, drive back 
 Rispfnto part, pushed, repulsed 
 Rispirare, to breathe 
 Rispirazione,/. respiration, breath 
 
 ing 
 Rispitto, m. rest, quiet, pause, 
 
 respite 
 Risplendente, a. shining, resplen- 
 dent 
 Risplendentemente, ad. cleanly 
 Risplendenza,/. resplendence 
 Rispl jndere, to shine, glitter 
 Risplendevole, a. shining, bright 
 Risplendimento, m. splendour, 
 
 light 
 Rispogiiare^ to strip naked • 
 Rispondente, re. answering 
 Rispondenza, /. conformity 
 Rispondere, to answer, correspond ; 
 questa finestra risponde nel giar- 
 dino, this window looks into the 
 garden ; rispondersi, to agree 
 Rispondevole, re. answerable, agree- 
 ing [countable 
 Risponsabile, re. answerable, ac- 
 Risponsione,/. an answer, reply 
 Riposare, to marry again 
 Risposta, /. an answer 
 Risposto, part, answered 
 Risputare, to spit again 
 Risquitto, 771. re pite, rest 
 Ri'squotibile, a. demandable, due 
 Rissa, /. a strife, quarrel, affiay 
 Rissante, a. quarrelling 
 Rissare, to scold, quarrel 
 Rissoso, re. quarrelsome 
 Ris'abilimento, 771. re-establishment 
 Ristabilire, to repair, renew 
 Ristarnare, to stop, to solder with 
 
 tin 
 Ristagno, m. stagnation 
 Ristampa,/. reimpression 
 Rietampare, to reprint 
 Ristampato, part, reprinted 
 RistAre, and Ristarsi, to stop, stay, 
 
 remain 
 RhtAta, /. a pause, rest, a halt 
 Ristaurare, to restore 
 Ristauratore, m. a restorer 
 Ristauro, m. restoration 
 Risfecehire, to grow dry, to dry up 
 Rntillare. to distil arain 
 Ristio, re. un'ameable 
 Risrituire, to restore, repair 
 Ristoppnre, to stop with tow 
 Ristoppiare, to glean 
 Ris'oramento, m. a restoration, a 
 
 rewa-d, requital 
 Ristorare, to restore, reward, re- 
 
RIS 
 
 quite : ristorarsi, to refresh one's 
 
 self 
 Ristorativo, a. restoring 
 Ristorato, part, restored 
 Ristoratore, m. a restorer 
 Ristorazione, /. restoration, com- 
 fort 
 Ristoro, m. restoration, comfort, 
 
 amends 
 Ristrettamente, ad. briefly 
 Ristrertivo, a. restrictive, binding 
 Ristretto. m. abridgment, abstract ; 
 
 il ristretto del negozio, the chief 
 
 point of business ; in ris'retto, in 
 
 short ; nel ristreffo di poche pa- 
 
 gine, in a few pages 
 Ristretto, a. stinted, confined, shut 
 
 up 
 Ristrignere, to bind, tie, join; to 
 
 restrain, unite, force, oblige ; 
 
 ristri 2:nersi con uno, to contract 
 
 an intimate friendship with one; 
 
 ristrignersi in un luogo, to get 
 
 shelter; ristrignersi nelte spalle, 
 
 to shrug 
 Ristrignimento, and Ristringi- 
 
 men'o, m. restriction, a curbing 
 Ristringere, see Ristrignere 
 Ristringimento, m. constriction, re- 
 
 strai nt 
 Ristrinzione, /. restriction 
 Ristropicci'ne, to rub again 
 Uistuccare, to plaster with stucco, 
 
 to loathe, to nauseate 
 Ristuccn, part, surfeited, weary, 
 
 glutted, fall 
 Ristudiare, to study over again 
 Ristuzzicare, to spur again 
 Risucciare, to suck out, drink up 
 Risucitare, to revive 
 Risudamento, m. a vapour, fume 
 Risudare. to sweat again, evaporate 
 Risu2geHAre, to seal again 
 Risultamento, m. produce, result 
 Risultante, a. resulting 
 Risultare, to result, redound 
 Risultato, part, resulted 
 Risupino. a. supine ; cader risupi- 
 
 no, to fall backward 
 Risurgente, o. rising 
 Risurgere, to rise arain, to spring, 
 proceed ; to raise from the dead 
 Risurezzione, /. and Risurgimen»o, 
 m. a resurrection, a rising again 
 from the dead 
 Risusci'amento, m. resurrec'ion 
 Risuscitare,to r^ise from 'he dead ; 
 to inspirit, to encourage, to ani- 
 mate 
 RieuscHato, part, revived 
 Risusci'a^ir.ne,/. resurrection 
 Risvegghiare, to awake 
 
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 Risvegliamento, m. excitation, stir- 
 ring up, vivacity [cite 
 Risvegliare, to awake, to rouse, ex- 
 Risvegliato, a. awake, brisk 
 Risviare, to divert, dissuade 
 Ritaccare, to tie up again 
 Ritagliire, to cut again, to abate, 
 
 take away, retrench 
 Ritaghatore, m. a retail dealer 
 Ritaglio, m. shreds; vendere a ri- 
 taglio, to sell by retail 
 Ritardanza,/. and Ritardamento, 
 
 m. delay, hinderance ; stop 
 Ritardare,*to retard, stop 
 Ritardato, a. retarded, kept off 
 Ritardo, m. and Ritardazione, /. a 
 
 re f arding, delay 
 Ritegno, rn. defence, hinderance, 
 moderation, sobriety, prop, sup- 
 port. Senza ritegno, ad. impru- 
 dently 
 Ritemere, to fear, or fear again 
 Ritemperare, to moderate 
 Ritendere, to bend again, to stretch, 
 
 extend 
 Ri - enentc, a. retaining 
 Ritenere, to detain, regain, preserve, 
 to keep under ; ritenere a mente, 
 to remember ; ritenersi, to stop 
 Ruenimento, rn. restraint 
 Ritenitiva,/. the retentive faculty 
 Ritenitoio, m. a bank, a dike 
 Ritentare, to tempt, try again 
 Rilenuta, /. sze Ritegno 
 Ritenutamente, ad. cautiously, 
 warily [reservedness 
 
 Ritenutezza,/. caution, discretion, 
 Ritenuto, a. detained, cautious, 
 constant, equal, firm, vigorous, 
 shy 
 Ri r enzione, /. retention, obstacle 
 Ritessere, to weave again, to con- 
 trive, plot 
 Ri'essuto, part, interwoven 
 Riiignere, to dye again 
 Ri'into, part, dyed again 
 Ritiramento, m. a contraction; a 
 
 retreat, shelter 
 Ritirare, to draw, or pull back, to 
 recover; ritirfirsi, to retire;- to 
 con'ract, shrink [excuse 
 
 Ritirata, f. a re'reat, an evasion, 
 Ri'irafezza,/. retirement 
 Ritirato, a. retired, private; vita 
 
 ritirata, a solidary life 
 Riiro, m. a solitary place, retreat, 
 
 soli'ude 
 Ritmo, m. rythm, measure 
 Rito, m. cusiom, use, rite 
 Ritocc.imento, m. retouching, cor- 
 
 rection 
 Ritoccire, to retouch ; ritoccare 
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 un' opera, to revise a work ; r> 
 toccarsi, to adorn one's self 
 
 Ritocco, m. act of retouching, the 
 increase of price [again 
 
 Ritocco, part, retouched, touched 
 
 Ritogliere, to retake, recover, di 
 vert, or lead astray 
 
 Ritoglimento, rn. a retaking 
 
 Rilolto, a. retaken 
 
 Ritondamente, ad. roundly 
 
 Ritondare, to round, to make round 
 
 Ritonda'a, /. circumference 
 
 Ritondato, a. rounded 
 
 Ritondita, and Ritondezza, f. 
 roundness 
 
 Ritondo, m. roundness _ [cular 
 
 Ritondo, a. round, spherical, cir- 
 
 Ritorcere, to twist back i ritorcere 
 gli occhi, to squint ; ritorcere il 
 suo cammino, to take anothei 
 route ; ritorcere il senso, to mis 
 interpret 
 
 Ritorcimento, m. and Ritorcitura, 
 /.a twisting, a retort, a wring 
 ing again 
 
 Ritornamento, m. a return 
 
 Ritornante, a. returning 
 
 Ritornare, to return, to come back 
 again, to give back again ; ritor- 
 nare in se, to come to one's self 
 to recover one^s senses 
 
 Ritornata, /. a return 
 
 Ritornato, part, refused 
 
 Ritornello, m. a retreat; the bur 
 ending of a song 
 
 Ritornofra. a returning, arrival ; 
 cavallo di ritorno, a return 
 horse 
 
 Ritorre, to ^etake, draw back 
 
 Ritorta, /. a band, tie 
 
 R\\6rto, part, crooked [&c. 
 
 Ritortola, /. the band of a fagot, 
 
 Ritosare, to shear again 
 
 Ritraimento, m. alienation 
 
 Ritrangola, /. and Ritrangolo, m. 
 usury [pease 
 
 Ritranquillare, to calm again, ap- 
 
 Ritrarre, to extract, draw, take off; 
 to draw a picture ; ritrarre uno 
 da qualche mala pratica, to di- 
 vert from ; egli ritraedal padre, 
 he takes afte/his father; ritrar- 
 si, to repent, fly for shelter, to 
 be disheartened ; ritrarsi dall' 
 impresa, to abandon a design ; 
 ritrar da alcuna cosa, to resemble 
 RUrasporre, to transport again 
 Ritratta,/. a retreat 
 RitraUamento, m. a retraction 
 Ritra'tare, to treat ; to retract, to 
 
 recant ; ritra'tarsi. to recant 
 R-itrattazione,/. recantation 
 
RIU 
 
 Ritrattista, /. si portrait painter 
 Ritraito, m. a portrait, descrip- 
 tion, product, profit, price 
 Ritrtlo, part, drawn, retired 
 Ritrecine./. a sweep-net 
 Ritremare, to tremble again 
 Ritribuire, to requite 
 Ritrinciare, to cut out, carve 
 Rilrincierarsi, to intrench again 
 . to pound again 
 1 1 i lire, to retrograde 
 Ritrogradazioue, /. retrogradation, 
 
 going back 
 Ritrogrado, a. retrograde 
 Ritrosa,/. a fowling-net 
 Ritrosaccio, a. peevish 
 Ritrosaggine,/. peevishness 
 Ritrosainente, ad. peevishly 
 Ritrosare, to grow peevish 
 Ritrosdtto, a. difficult 
 Ritrosia, /. peevishne s, or shyness 
 Ritrosire, to grow peevish, stub- 
 born 
 Ritr^sita, /. peevishness, obstinacy 
 a. peevish, stubborn ; a 
 ritrteD, ad. against the grain ; 
 nuotare con acqua ritrosa, to 
 swim against the stream 
 Ri'.rosn, m. whirlpool, the mouth 
 
 of a net 
 Ritrovamento, m. invention, device 
 Ritrov.'ire, to find again, invent, 
 
 devise, recover 
 Ritrovato. m. and Ritrovata, /. an 
 
 invention 
 Ritrovato, part, found 
 Ritrovatore, m. an inventor 
 Ritrbvo, and Ritrovio, m. an 
 assembly [uprightly 
 
 Rittamente. and Ritto, ad. rightly, 
 Ritto, a. upright, straight; man 
 ri'ta, the right hand ; a ritta, to 
 the right ; anlar ritto, to be 
 honest 
 Ri to, 7/1. the risrht side of any 
 : oxni ritto ha il <uo rove- 
 scio, even,- pleasure has its pain 
 Rittorovescio, a/l. the wrong way 
 Rituale, m. a ritual 
 Riluflare, to dip again; rituffarsi, 
 to dive azain [shutting 
 
 Ri'uramento, m. a stopping up, 
 Riturare, to shut up, to stop, to 
 
 dam up 
 Riturito, part, stopped 
 Ritutbare, to disturb again 
 R'u iir^. to hear again 
 Riumiliare, to humble 
 Riunione, /. and Riunimento, m. 
 
 reunion 
 Riunire, to reunite 
 Riunlto, part, reunited 
 
 RIV 
 
 Riurtare, to knock, hit, dash 
 
 Rioscibile, a. easy, successful 
 
 Riuscimento, m. and Riuscita,/. 
 success, issue 
 
 Rinsdre, to succeed, to happen, 
 fall out; conclude; to become; 
 riuscirsi d'una cosa, to part with 
 a thing; io voglio riuscire a 
 questo, my meaning is this; 
 questa casa mi riesce bu6na, 1 
 like this house; questa strada 
 riesce al giardino, this street 
 goes to the garden 
 
 Riuscita, /. issue, success ; suo 
 figlio ha fatto buona riuscita, his 
 son has proved a good man 
 
 Riuscito, part, succeeded 
 
 Riva,/. and Rivaggio, m. a bank ; 
 a snore; water-side; an end, 
 period ; navigar riva riva, to 
 sail along the coast 
 
 Rivale, m. a rival, competitor 
 
 Rhalersi, to recover 
 
 Rival ic'ire, to pass over 
 
 Rivaliia, /. rivalry, rivality 
 
 Rivangare, to dig up again 
 
 Rivarcare, to pass again 
 
 Rivedere, to revise, review 
 
 Rivedimeuto, m. reviewing 
 
 Riveditore, m. a reviser 
 
 Rivedfito, part, reviewed 
 
 Rivelamento, m. revelation 
 
 Rivelare, to reveal, discover 
 
 KweWXo.part. revealed 
 
 Rivelatore, m. a reveal er 
 
 Rivelazione,/. revelation 
 
 Rivellino, m. a ravelin, or half- 
 moon (in fortification) 
 
 Rivendere, to resell by retail ; 
 rivendere uno, to cozen 
 
 Rivenderia, /. truck, exchange 
 
 Rivendicare, to revenue; rivendi- 
 cirsi. to be revenged 
 
 Rivenditore, and Rivendugliolo, 
 m. a retailer 
 
 Rivendiito, part, resold 
 
 Riverine, to return, come back 
 again, to proceed, arise ; rive- 
 nirsi. to recover one's self 
 
 Rivenuto, part, come back, re- 
 covered 
 
 Riverberare, to reflect, ring, echo, 
 resound 
 
 Riverberato. part, rebounded 
 
 Riverberazione, /. Riverbero, and 
 Riverberamento, m. a reflection, 
 reverberation 
 
 Riverdire, to grow green again 
 
 Riverendo, a. reverend 
 
 Riverente, a. reverent 
 
 Riverenza, and Riverenzia, /. 
 reverence 
 
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 Riverire, and Riverenziare, to rev- 
 erence, to respect, to revere 
 
 Riverito, part, revered 
 
 Riversare, to J our out again, to 
 overset 
 
 Riversuo, a. overset 
 
 Ri verso, m. the wrong side, a 
 back stroke, ruin, disaster 
 
 Riverso, a. overthrown 
 
 Rivertere, to return 
 
 Rivesciare, to overthrow 
 
 Rivescione, m. a box on the ear 
 
 Rivesci6ne, ad. backwards 
 
 Rivestire, to dress again 
 
 Rivestito, part, reclothed 
 
 Riviera,/, bank, shore, river 
 
 Rivincere, to overcome, conquer 
 again, regain (at gaming) 
 
 Rivisitare, to revisit, to return a 
 visit 
 
 Rivista, /. a review 
 
 Rivivare, to revive, cheer 
 
 Rivivere, to come to life again 
 
 Rivo, m. a rivulet, or brook 
 
 Rivocabile, a. revocable 
 
 Rivocamento, m. and Rivoca- 
 gione, /. revocation 
 
 Rivodire, to revoke, repeal 
 
 Rivocatorio, a. revoking 
 
 Rivocazione,/, revocation 
 
 Rivolare, to ny again 
 
 Rivolere, to wish again, to ask 
 auain 
 
 Rivolgere, to turn, to change, per- 
 vert ; revolve; to involve, en- 
 gage, entangle; to wrap up 
 
 Rivolgimento, m. a revolution, 
 resolution, change 
 
 Rivolo, m. a rivulet 
 
 Rivolta, /. and Rivoltamenfo, m. 
 rebellion, revolution, change 
 
 Rivoltare, to revolt, discompose, 
 invert, to turn upside down j 
 rivoHarsi, to revolt 
 
 Rivoltato, part, turned upside 
 down, revolted 
 
 Rivolto, part, turned back, elapsed 
 
 Rivoltolamcnto, m. revolution, 
 turn 
 
 Rivoltolare, to turn round 
 
 Rivoltubso, a. seditious 
 
 Rivoltura, /. a winding about; 
 revolution [to turn about 
 
 Rivolvere, to revolve, consider ; 
 
 Rivoluzione,/. revolution 
 
 Rivomitare, to vomit again 
 
 Rivotare, to empty again 
 
 Rivulsione, /. revulsion 
 
 Rizzamento, m. erection 
 
 Ri 77/1 re, to erect, to make straight ; 
 ri77.nr bottega, to set up a shop; 
 rizzarsi, to stand up 
 
ROM 
 
 Rizzdto, a. erected, straight 
 
 Roba, /. a robe, goods, estate ; far 
 roba, to get money 
 
 Robaccia,/. old s''\tt 
 
 Robbia,/. madder (an herb) 
 
 Robbio, a. red 
 
 Robiccia,/. trifles, idle stuff 
 
 Robone, and Robbone, m. a gown 
 (worn by doctors, &c.) 
 
 Roborare, to confirm 
 
 Robustamente, ad. strongly 
 
 Robustezza, /. strength, vigour 
 
 Robusto, a. robust, strong 
 
 Rocaggine,/. a hoarseness 
 
 Rocca, /. fortress, rock ; a distaff 
 
 RoccAta, /. a distatf-full 
 
 Roccetto, and Rocchetto, m. a 
 rochet, church ves r ment 
 
 Rocchetia, /. a small fort, a little 
 distaff 
 
 Rocchetto, 771. a bobbin ; a quill to 
 wind silk 
 
 Rocchio, m. a piece of stone, 
 wood, &c. [ness 
 
 Roccia, f. a rock, steep hill ; filthi- 
 
 Rocco, m. a crosier; a bishop's 
 staff; a ronk at chess 
 
 Rochezza, /. hoarseness 
 
 Roco, a. hoarse; uncouth 
 
 Rodente, a. gnawing, sharp, 
 poignant 
 
 Rodere, to gnaw, nibble, eat up, 
 consume; rodere il freno, or le 
 maui, to fret inwardly 
 
 Rodimento, m. a griping, vexa- 
 tion, trouble, anguish 
 
 Roditura, /. a gnawing, biting 
 
 Rodomonte, m. a vapouring fel- 
 low, a boaster 
 
 Rodomonteria, and, Rodomontata, 
 /. a boast, a rodomontade 
 
 Rogare, to subscribe, sign 
 
 Rognto, part, subscribed 
 
 Rogatore, m. a subscriber 
 
 Rogatorio, a. rogatory (law term) 
 
 Rogazioni, /. pi. rogation- week 
 
 Roggio, a. red 
 
 Rogito, 771. a signing (law term) 
 
 Rogna, /. scab, itch 
 
 Rognone, 771. kidney ; (in geology) 
 detached masses 
 
 Rognoso, a. scabby 
 
 Rogo, 77i. a funeral pile ; a bram- 
 ble, or brier 
 
 Romaiuolo, m. a ladle 
 
 Romano, 771. the weight of a steel- 
 yard ; a. Roman 
 
 Romanzatnre, 771. a romancer ; 
 story-teller 
 
 Romanzt^co, a. romantic 
 
 Romanziere, m. a romancer 
 
 Romanzo, m. a romance 
 
 ROR 
 
 Rombare, to buzz, or hum, whistle, 
 hiss [ing noise 
 
 Rombazzo, m. an uproar, thunder- 
 
 Rnmbice, 777. bastard rhubarb 
 
 Rombo, 777.. a murmur, whizzing; 
 a rhombus (in geometry) 
 
 Romboide, /. rhomboides (in ge- 
 ometry) 
 
 Rombola, /. a sling 
 
 Romeo, m. a pilgrim going to 
 Rome 
 
 Romitaggio, m. a hermitage 
 
 Romito, a. solitary 
 
 Romito, 77f. a hermit 
 
 Romore, 777. a noise, tumult ; 
 romore di spade, clashing of 
 swords ; far romore, to be talk- 
 ed of 
 
 Romoreggiamento, 771. bustle, stir 
 
 Romoreggiante, a. noisy 
 
 Romoregg are, to make a noise, to 
 bustle, to murmur 
 
 Romoroso, a. noi^y 
 
 Romoreo, m. a noise, rustle 
 
 Rompere, to break, to dash to 
 pieces; to interrupt, to avoid, 
 shun ; romper le leggi, to vio- 
 late the laws ; rompere in mare, 
 to shipwreck ; rompere il capo, 
 to vex 
 
 Rompevole, a. brittle, fragile 
 
 Rompicapo, m. a tiresome man 
 
 Rompicollo, 771. a ruin, precipice ; 
 a break-neck ; a dangerous man : 
 fare una cosa a rompicollo, to 
 act rashly 
 
 Rompimento, 771. a fracture, break- 
 ing [gressor 
 
 Romp i tore, 771. a breaker, a trans- 
 
 Rompitura, /. a breaking 
 
 Ronca,/. a sithe, or bill 
 
 Roncare, to weed 
 
 Roncato, part, weeded 
 
 Ronchioso, a. rough, rugged 
 
 Roncigliare, to take with a hook 
 
 Ronciglio, 771. a hook, tenter 
 
 Roncola,/. a bill, or sithe 
 
 Roncone, 771. a hedge bill 
 
 Ronda,/. a round ; far la, or andar 
 in mnda, to go the rounds 
 
 Rondine, and Rondinella, /. (in 
 poetry,) a swallow 
 
 Rondone, 771. a marten (a bird) 
 
 Ronftre, to weed 
 
 Ronzamento, m. buzz, murmur 
 
 Ronz/ire, to hum, hiss, buzz; to 
 ramble, rove 
 
 Ronz.ino, m. a pad, nag 
 
 Ronzio, and Ronzo, m. a buzzing, 
 hissing, humming 
 
 Ronzone, m. a stallion 
 
 Rorante, a. dripping 
 
 ROT 
 
 Rorare, to bedew 
 
 Rosa, /. a rose ; a red spot in the 
 skin (caused by a bite, kiss, &c.) 
 
 Rosaceo, and Rosato, a. rosy, the 
 colour of a rose ; labbra rosate, 
 red lips ; acqua rosata, rose- 
 water 
 
 Rosaio, m. a rose-tree 
 
 Rosario, 771. a rosary, string of 
 beads 
 
 Rosato, a. rosy, red 
 
 Rosecchiare, see Rosicchiare 
 
 Rosellia, /. measles 
 
 Rosellina,/. a damask rose 
 
 Roseo, a. rosy (in poetry) 
 
 Roseto, 777. a place planted with 
 rose-bushes 
 
 Rosetta, /. a rose of diamonds, &c. 
 a farrier's buttress 
 
 Rosicare, and Rosicchiare, to nib- 
 ble, gnaw 
 
 Rosignuolo, 777. a nightingale 
 
 Rosmarino, m. rosemary 
 
 Roso, part, gnawed 
 
 Rosolaccio, m. a wild poppy 
 
 Rosolare, to fry, or roast brown 
 
 Rosolato, part, fried, roasted 
 
 Rosolia,/. the measles 
 
 Rospo, 777. a toad 
 
 Rosseggiante, Rossetto, Rossastro, 
 Rossiccio, and Rossigno, a. red- 
 dish [red 
 
 Rosseggiare, to be red, incline to 
 
 Rossezza, /. redness; rossezza d; 
 viso, a blush 
 
 Rossicare, to grow red 
 
 Rosso, a. red ; rosso d\iovo, the 
 yolk of an egg; diventar rosso, 
 to blush 
 
 Rossore, tti. a blush, bashfulness ; 
 redness [branch 
 
 Rdsta, /. a fan, a bough., an olive- 
 
 Rostrato, a. having a bea*. 
 
 Rostro, tti. bill, beak ; rostri, ttu 
 pi. a rostrum (a bar) 
 
 Rosume, 777. and Rosura, /. nib- 
 bling, gnawing 
 
 Rota,/, wheel 
 
 Rotaia, /. track of a wheel 
 
 Rotamento, m. turning round 
 
 Rotare. to turn round like a wheel } 
 to break upon the wheel 
 
 Rotato, part, turned 
 
 Rotazione, /. rotation 
 
 Rotesraiare, to turn about 
 
 Rotella, /. a shield, or buckler; 
 the knee-pan 
 
 Rotolare, to roll, or turn 
 
 Rotolato, part, rolled 
 
 Rotolo, 777. a sort of weight J a 
 roll, a scroll 
 
 Rotolone, ad. rolling 
 
ROZ 
 
 re, to make round, to round 
 
 ule round 
 >. and Rotondezza, /. 
 roundness, rotundity 
 
 •. a. round, circular 
 
 a breaking, a rout, a de- 
 
 '.'inre alle rotte, t.i come 
 
 to blows; e^ssere alle rotle. to be 
 
 qffirnrtfd : f. g^ire in rotla. to run 
 
 away: in ire alia rot ta, to go 
 
 a 'ii^er 
 
 ' bish, crumbs 
 ite, ad. immoderately 
 . a frac'ure, breaking 
 
 ied ; pas- 
 ; numeri rotii, fractions; 
 strale rotte, deep ways 
 
 itery, an issue 
 Rottiira, /. fracture, rupture, dis- 
 cord 
 Rvirlione, m. the meases 
 . in. 'he north wind 
 Rovella. /. and Rovcllo, m. fury, 
 B, anger 
 re, to make hot 
 • . and Ro\cute, o. red hot, 
 or burning 
 
 onflagration 
 .. tbe male oak 
 . m, a place planted with 
 male oaks [ruin 
 
 Rovesciamento, m. overthrow, 
 Rovesciare, to overthrow, pour, 
 spill 
 
 to, part, overthrown 
 m. a shower, a storm ; 
 a reprimand, rebuke ; the wrong 
 side ; il rovescio d' una meda- 
 glia. the reverse of a medal 
 Rovescione, ad. backwards 
 Rovescione. rn. a back stroke 
 Rovina,/. ruin, decay, violence 
 Rovinamento, rn. ruin, disaster 
 Rovinare, to fall, or throw down ; 
 to ruin, undo ; rovinarsi di ripu- 
 tazione, to lose one's credit 
 Rovinaticcio, a. ruinous, ready to 
 fall [undone 
 
 Rovinato, part, ruined, destroyed, 
 Rovinatore, rn. a destroyer 
 Rovinivole. and Rovinoso. a. ruin- 
 - ady to fall ; furious, vio- 
 lent, hasty, passionate 
 Rovinlo. m. tumult 
 
 r ■, and Rovistolare, to fer- 
 
 ^earch [shrub) 
 
 . m. privet Ca sort of 
 
 Rovistio, m. confusion, hurly-burly 
 
 Rozza, /. a jade, an old horse, or 
 
 mare 
 Rozzamente, ad. coarsely 
 Rozzezza,/. coarseness, uncivility 
 
 RUG 
 
 . rough, harsh, clownish. 
 
 uneven 
 
 . m. roughness 
 I jobbery, theft ; scramble 
 Rubacchiare, to steal, j lunder, to 
 
 pick pockets 
 Rubacuori,/, a coquette 
 
 ,n,/. a thieving, theft 
 Rub i Ida./, a helmet, a iiead -piece 
 
 \./. mob, rabble 
 RubAldo, a. rascally ; un rubildo, 
 
 a knave 
 Ruhamento, in. a robbery 
 Rubare, to rob, steal 
 Rubato, part, robbed, stolen 
 Rubatore, m. thief, robber 
 Rubellare, to rebel, revolt 
 Rubellamento, ?jj. see Rubellione 
 Rubellione, Rubcllagion<% and Ru- 
 
 bellazioue, /. a rebellion, revolt 
 Rubello, a. rebellious; un rubello, 
 
 a rebel 
 Ruberia,/. robbery, theft 
 Rubesto, a. horrible, fierce, wild 
 Rubicondo, a. red, ruddy 
 Rubido, a. rough, uneven 
 RubificAre, to make red 
 Rublgine, /. rust (Latin word) 
 Rubiglia,/. tares, vetches 
 Rubfno, 7n. ruby (a stone) 
 Rubin6so, a. of the colour of rubies 
 Rubizzo, a. robust, stout 
 Ri'ibo, m. a bramble, brier 
 Rubrica, /. a rubric ; red ochre 
 Riibro, c red (in poetry) 
 R'ibro, 77i. a bramble, or brier 
 Riica, and Ruchetta, /. rocket (an 
 
 herb) 
 Rude, a. rude, rustical 
 Rudimento, m. a rudiment 
 Ruerc, to rush [scramble 
 
 Ruft'a, /. a crowd ; rurla rarl'a, 
 Ruffianare, to pimp, to play ihc 
 
 bawd 
 Ruffianesimo, 771. and Ruffianeria, 
 
 /. a pimping 
 RufTiano, m. a pimp 
 Ruga, /. a wrinkle ; a street 
 Rusghiamento, m. a roaring 
 Rnggbiare, to roar 
 Rugghiato, part, roared 
 Rogghio, and Ruggio, 77i. a roar- 
 ing 
 Rugrine, /. rust, aversion, odium 
 Rugsdnoso, a. rusty; denti ruggi- 
 
 nan, foul teeth 
 Ru?gire, to roar 
 Ruggiio, part, roared 
 . rn. a roaring 
 Ruiiada,/. dew ; Pasqua rugiada, 
 
 Wlii'sunday 
 Rugiadoso, a. dewy, full of dew 
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 Rugiol6ne, in. a box on the ca» 
 . ..-. w rinkled 
 
 . to ruminate, to consid 
 aiyp inder 
 Rugumazidne, /. rumination, tha 
 
 chewing I 
 Rulna,/, ruin, decay 
 Ruinare, to ruin, destroy 
 Ruinato, part, ruined, spoiled 
 Ruinazione,/. ruin, overthrow 
 Ruin6so, a. ruinous 
 Rufre, to run headlong 
 Rullare, to roll 
 
 R ill ), m. and Rulla, /. a rollei 
 Ruminante, a. ruminating 
 Ruminate, and Ruinare, to ru- 
 minate [dered 
 Ruminato, part, ruminated, pon- 
 Ruminazione,/. rumination 
 Rumore, (see Romore, and its de- 
 rivatives) report 
 Rumoroso, a. noisy 
 Ruolo, m. a roll, register, list 
 Ruota, and R6la,/. a wheel, rack ; 
 a meeting of lawyers ; a com- 
 pass, a turn ; far a ruota, to 
 wheel abou* ; proccider per ruota, 
 to take in rotation 
 Rupe, /. a rock 
 RupinoSO, a. steep, Craggy 
 Rurale, a. rural, country-like 
 Ruscello, m. a brook, rivulet 
 Rusco, m. and Ruschia, /. the 
 
 holm 
 Rusisnuolo, m. a nightingale 
 Ruspare, to scratch up 
 Ruspo, a. new, new coined 
 Ruspo, m. a pistole (a coin) 
 Ruspone, m. a pistole aud a half 
 
 (a coin) 
 Russare, to snore 
 Riisso, rn. snoring 
 Rustic/iggine,/. rusticity, rudeness 
 Rusticate, a. rural, or rough 
 Rusticalmente, ad. rustically 
 Rusticano, and Rustico, a. rustic, 
 
 rural ; clownish 
 Rusticare, to live in the country 
 Rustichezza, and Rusticita, /. 
 
 clownishness, rusticity 
 Ri'ita, /. rue (an herb) 
 Rutilare, to shine, glitter 
 Ruttare, to belch, vomit, cast up 
 Rutto, 7?i. an eructation 
 Ruvidamente, ad. rudely, coarsely 
 Ruvidezza, and Ruvidita,/. rough- 
 ness, rudeness 
 Ruvido, a. rough, hard, rugged 
 Ruvistare, to ferret, search 
 Ruvistico, Ro\i>tico, m. privet (a 
 
 kind of shrub) 
 Ruzzamento, m. sport y toying 
 
SAC 
 
 Ruzzare, to play the fool, to toy 
 Rizzo, m. sport, wantonness 
 Ruzzola,/. a spinning-top (to play 
 with) [sink a ship 
 
 Ruzzolfire, to play with a top ; to 
 Ruzzolone, rn. a large rolling stone 
 
 SA'BATO jid Sabbato, m. Sat- 
 urday [gravel 
 
 S'ibbh, and Sabbione, m. sand, 
 
 Sabbio.oso, and Sabbioso, a. sandy 
 
 Sabina,/. savin-tree 
 
 Sabordo, m. a port-hole 
 
 Sacca, and Saccaia, /. a wallet, or 
 pouch [blackguard 
 
 Saccardo, m. a soldier's boy, a 
 
 Saccente, a. learned, sly, crafty; 
 un ser saccente, a conceited fel- 
 low [insolently 
 
 Saccentemente, ad. learnedly, slily, 
 
 Saccenteria, /. presumption, inso- 
 lence 
 
 Saccentone, m. a coxcomb ; fare il 
 saccentone, to be conceited 
 
 Saccheggiamento, and Saecheggio, 
 m. plundering 
 
 Saccheggiante, a. pillaging ; un 
 saccheggiante, a plunderer 
 
 Saccheggiare, to plunder 
 
 Saccheggiato, part, sacked 
 
 Saecheggiatore, m. a plunderer, 
 pillager 
 
 Sacchetto, Saccuccio, Sacchettino, 
 and Sacculo, m. a satchel, budget 
 
 Saccientezza, /. presumption ; in- 
 solence 
 
 Sacciente, rn. a busy-body 
 
 Sacciutezza, /. pride, conceit 
 
 Sacciiito, part, affected, conceited ; 
 un sacciuto, a smatterer 
 
 Sacco, m. a sack, bag, plunder; 
 far sacco, to accumulate ; fare il 
 sacco, mettere a sacco, porre a 
 sacco, dare il sacco, to sack, 
 plunder ; tenere il sacco ad uno, 
 to assist in wickedness ; sciorre 
 il sacco, to slander, vilify ; tor- 
 nar colle trombe nel sacco, to 
 return with empty pockets 
 
 Saccoccia,/. a pocket, purse 
 
 Saccolo, m. a bag 
 
 Saccomanno, rn. (see Saccardo ;) 
 far saccomanno, to plunder 
 
 Saccomettere, to plunder 
 
 Saccone, rn. a straw-bed 
 
 Sacello, m. a shrine 
 
 Sacerdotale, a. priestly 
 
 SAG 
 
 Sacerdotalmente, ad. priestlike 
 Sacerdote, and Sacerdoto, rn. a 
 
 priest 
 Sacerdotessa, /. a priestess 
 Sacerdozio, m. the priesthood 
 Sacranien'ale, a. sacramental 
 Sacramentalmente, ad. sacrament- 
 ally 
 Sacramentire, to administer the 
 sacraments, to receive the sacra- 
 ments ; to take an oath 
 Sacramento, rn. a sacrament; an 
 
 oath 
 Sacrnie, to consecrate 
 Sacrario, rn. a place to keep con- 
 secrated things in, a vestry 
 Sacrato, a. consecrated, sacred, holy 
 Sacrestia, /. sacristy, vestry 
 Sacrificante, a. sacrificing, conse- 
 crating 
 Sacrificare, to sacrifice 
 Sacrificato, part, sacrificed 
 Sacrificatore, m. a sacrificing priest 
 Sacrificazione, /. a sacrifice 
 SacriHcio, and Sacrifizio, rn. a 
 
 sacrifice 
 Sacrilegamente, ad. sacrilegiously 
 Sacrilegio, rn. sacrilege, profana- 
 tion 
 Sacrilego, a. sacrilegious 
 Sacrista.no, m. a sexton 
 Sacrislia, f. the sacristy, or vestry 
 Sacro, a. sacred ; execrable ; sacro 
 fuoco, St. Anthony's fire ; sacro 
 morbo, the falling-sickmss 
 Sacrosanto, a. holy, sacred 
 Saetta, /. an arrow, thunder 
 Saettame, and Saettamento, m. a 
 
 quantity of arrows 
 Saet'are, to dart, shoot, throw 
 Saettata, /. an arrow-shot 
 Saettito, part, darted, shot 
 Saettatore, m. archer 
 Saettevole, a. of an archer 
 Saettia, /. a brigantine 
 Saettiere, m. an archer 
 Saettolare, to prune the vine 
 Saettume, m. all manner of arrows 
 Safena, /. the crural vein 
 Sagaee, a. sagacious 
 Sagacemente, ad. sagely 
 Sagacita, and Sagacezza, /. wis- 
 dom, sagacity 
 Sagapeno, m. sagapenum (the gum 
 
 of the root of fennel-giant) 
 Saggezza,/. wisdom, prudence 
 Saggiamente; ad. sagely, wisely 
 Saggiare, to try, assay, taste 
 Saggiatore, m. an assayer 
 Saggina. /. millet, Turkey wheat 
 Sagginale, rn. the stalk of Turkey 
 wheat 
 
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 SAL 
 
 Sagginato, part, mixed with Tu*» 
 key wheat, or of that colour 
 
 Saggio, rn. essay, proof, experi- 
 ment, warning, advice, caution; 
 a grain 
 
 Saggio, a. wise, prudent, discreet 
 
 Saggiuolo, m. a sample 
 
 Sagittario, m. an archer; Sagitta 
 rius (in astronomy) 
 
 Saglicnte, a. ascending 
 
 Sagra,/. dedication, consecration, 
 multitude, crowd ; la sua casa 
 par che abbia la sagra, he keepi 
 open house 
 
 Sagrestano, m. a sexton 
 
 Sagrestia, f. a vestry 
 
 N. B. Such words as cannot be 
 found in Sagr, look for in Sacr 
 
 Saia,/. serge, woollen cloth 
 
 Saio, and Saione, rn. a cassoc, a 
 sort of great coat, or long robe 
 
 Sala, /. a hall, a parlour, a dining- 
 room ; rush, or flag to stuff chair- 
 bottoms with 
 
 Salace, a. lustful 
 
 Salamandra, /. a salamander 
 
 Salamandrato, a. of a salamander 
 
 Salame, m. sausage 
 
 Salamistra, /. an ostentatious wo- 
 man [witty 
 
 Salamistrare, to show one's self 
 
 Salamistreria, /. presumption, in- 
 solence 
 
 Salamistro, m. pedant 
 
 Salamoia, /. brine 
 
 Salamone, m. a discourse, speech, 
 sermon 
 
 Salare, to salt [ompense 
 
 Salariare, to give a salary, to rec- 
 
 Salariato, part, hired 
 
 Salario, and Salaro, m. salary 
 
 Salasso, m. blood-letting 
 
 Salato, part, salted 
 
 Sala to, m. salt meat 
 
 Salce, m. willow tree 
 
 Salceto, m. a willow plantation J 
 intrigue, encumbrance 
 
 Salcio, m. a willow, or sallow tree 
 
 Salda, f. starch, paste ; solder, 
 soldering 
 
 Saldamente, ad. firmly 
 
 Saldaniento, rn. a soldering, solder; 
 balancing an account 
 
 Saldare, to solder, heal, close ; 
 saldar ragioni o conti, to balance 
 accounts [settled 
 
 Saldato, part, soldered, starched ; 
 
 Saldatura,/. scar, seam, solder 
 
 Saldezza, /. firmness, constancy, 
 stability, solidity 
 
 Saldissimamente, ad. firmly 
 strongly 
 
SAL 
 
 Saldo, a. solid, entire, sound, 
 
 whole ; star saldo, to st.ind firm : 
 
 saldi, i ntlemen 
 
 Saldo, m. settling aii account ; ad. 
 
 firmly 
 Sale, in. salt ; ha poco sale in 
 ziicc.x, he has not much judg- 
 ment 
 Saleg^iare, to sprinkle with salt 
 
 . a. ascending 
 Salgemma,/. mineral salt 
 Salicile, m. a willow-plot 
 Salicastro, m. a wild willow 
 Salice, m, a willow-tree 
 Salicone, m. a sort of willow 
 SaJiera, /. a salt-cellar, or salt-box 
 Saligasno, m. a sallow-tree 
 Salimbacca, /. a mark put upon 
 merchandise ; the seal of letters 
 patent 
 Salimento, m. an ascent, a moun'- 
 in? up [fish 
 
 Sahr.a. /. a salt-pit, salt meat, salt 
 Salincerbio, ttx. a sort of game, or 
 
 play 
 Salino, a. salt 
 
 Salire, to ascend, mount up ; a 
 cader va chi troppo in alto sale, 
 rashness leads to ruin 
 Salire, m. a mounting, ascent 
 Saliscendo, nu a door-latch ; la 
 fortuna fa de'saliscendi, fortune 
 is inconstant 
 Salita, /. a mounting, sally, pro- 
 jecture ~ [mounted 
 
 Salito, part, ascended, raised, 
 Salitdio, rru a ladder ; a horse- 
 block 
 Salitbre, m. a climber, a mounter 
 Saliva./, spittle 
 Salivare, to salivate 
 Salivayione,/. salivation 
 Salma,/. a bunlen, weight 
 Salmastro, a. saltish, bri;ii<h 
 
 » Miiento, m. psalmody 
 pare, to sin? psalms 
 :giatore, m. a psalmist 
 rgage, equipaze 
 Salmista, m. a psalmist ; a psalter 
 Salmo, IM. a psalm 
 Salmodia,/. psalmody 
 Salnitro, m. ni're. sal'-petre 
 Saline, m. a great hall 
 
 m. a litle hall, or parlour 
 Sal p^ re. to weigh anchor 
 Salpato, part, weighed anchor 
 Salsa,/, sauce ; chastisement 
 Salsamen'o, m. a fori of sauce 
 Sals6dine. and Salsezza,/. saltness, 
 
 a salt humour 
 Salsiccia, /. a sausage; far sal- 
 siccia, to chop 
 
 SAL 
 
 Salsicciaio, m. a sausasre-maker 
 Salsiccione, and SabicciOttD, m. a 
 
 thick, short n U 
 Salsicciuolo. m. a piece of sausage 
 
 : ish, brackish 
 Salsoggine, /. bait taste, saltness, 
 brine 
 
 .inoso, a. salt 
 SaKiime, m. salt meat, salt fish 
 Saltabeccare, aud Sal tabtl lire, to 
 
 hop, frisk, trip along 
 Saltamariluo, m. a kind of field- 
 piece 
 Saltambareo, and Saltamindosso, 
 
 in. a clown's jacket 
 Saltanseccia,/. a sort of little bird ; 
 a light, inconstant person 
 
 to leap, jump, skip, to 
 omit, to dance ; saltar ad-.losso 
 aJ uno, to embrace a person ; 
 saltar in collera, to fly into a 
 rasre ; non mi fate saltar il 
 grillo, or la mosca, provoke me 
 not ; far sal tare in aria, to blow 
 up into the air ; vi faro saltar It- 
 scale, I shall kick you down 
 stairs; far saltar le cervclla ad 
 uno, to dash out a person's 
 brains ; altar di' palo in frasco, 
 to make a digression ; far saltar 
 la testa ad uno, to bi head 
 Saltato, part, leaped, jumped 
 Saltatore, 771. a leaper, or jumper, 
 
 tumbler, dancer 
 Sal'azione,/. jumping, a leap 
 Saltellnre, to skip, trip along 
 Salterello, in. a cracker, a squib ; 
 
 a little skip ; jack of a spinet 
 Salterio, ana Saltt-ro, m. the book 
 of Psalms, Psalter; a stomacher 
 (for nuns) 
 SaMetto, in. a little leap 
 SaUimhanco. m. a mountebank 
 Salto, rn. a leap, skip, dance; 
 
 wood, forest 
 Salubre. a. wholesome, good, sound 
 Salubmnente, ad. healthfully, 
 wholesomely [brity 
 
 Salubrita, /. nholesomeness, salu- 
 Salume, m. salt meat, fish 
 Salutare, to salute, worship, to 
 
 proclaim 
 Salutare, m. salutation 
 Salutare, a. wholesome, good 
 Sarutato, part, saluted 
 Salufatore, m. one who salutes ; a 
 
 visiter 
 Salu*azi6ne, /. salutation 
 Salute, /. safety, welfare, health, 
 
 saluta'i' n 
 Salutevole, a. wholesome, useful, 
 profitable; saluting 
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 Salutevolmcnte, and Salutifera- 
 mente, ad. wholesomely 
 
 Salutlfero, a. healthful, salubrious 
 
 Saluto, in. salutation; rendere il 
 saltito, to return a salute 
 
 Salva, /. volley, discharge ; una 
 salva darehibusate, a volley of 
 musket-shot 
 
 lo, m. money-box 
 
 Salva ion-, m. .1 saviour 
 
 Salvaggina,/. venison 
 me, 771. game 
 i.\. /. a safeguard 
 
 Salvameote, ad. safely 
 
 Salvamento, m. and Sahagi6ne, 
 /. preservation 
 
 Salvare, to save, to keep, to pre- 
 serve, or deft ad, to spare 
 
 Salvaticamcute, ad. rudely, clown- 
 ishly [ty 
 
 Salvatichezza, /. wildness, rustici- 
 
 Salvatico, a. wild, sava<re, fierce 
 
 Salvato, part, saved, delivered 
 
 Salvaldre, m. a saviour, deliverer 
 
 Salvazione, /. salvation 
 
 Salve, and Salvete, hail ! 
 
 Salvezza, /. safety, welfare, salva- 
 tion 
 
 Salvia,/. sa?e (an herb) 
 
 Salviatico, and Salviato, a. season- 
 ed with sage 
 
 Salvietta, /. a napkin 
 
 Solvigia,/. immunity, freedom 
 
 Salvo, a. safe, sure, sound 
 
 Salvo, 771. an agreement, a bargain ; 
 prep, besides, except ; salvo il 
 vero, if I am not mi-taken 
 
 Salvocondotto, 771. a safe conduct, 
 passp.rt, security 
 
 Sambuca, /. a sackbut, musical 
 instrument [tree 
 
 SambucAto, a. made with elder- 
 
 Sambuchino, a. of elder 
 
 Sambuco, m. an elder-tree 
 
 Sompogna,/. pipe, flagclet 
 
 Sanabile, a. curable 
 
 Sanamente, ad. wholesomely, 
 healthfully, rationally, judi- 
 ciously 
 
 SanAre, *o cure, or heal ; to cas- 
 trate, lop, prune 
 
 Sanativo, a. healing 
 
 Sanato, part, cured, healed 
 
 Sanatdre, rn. one who cures 
 
 Sancoloinb'ino, m. a sort of grapes 
 
 Sandalo, m. a pinnace, a slipper, 
 a sanrlal, sandal-wood, bishop's 
 sandals 
 
 Sandaraea, and Baadr&cea, /. san« 
 darach, or red arsenic 
 
 Sanjioveto, m. a sort of excellent 
 black grape 
 
SAX 
 
 Sar.ra-. — .. :.:•:;. rare, exrra;- 
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 Sangnigno, a. sanguine ; color 
 
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 Sanguineo, a. sanguine, tlood- 
 
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 to know ; sa troppo di sale, 
 it is too salt; sa di nftscb to, he 
 smells of musk ; non sa far al- 
 ar: :zt :rrr. ae a:e> a;- v iar "ta: 
 drink ; non ve ne so ne grado 
 ne grazia, I thank yon not; fa 
 5r ;a =ai. a: 7::: ~ :rs: : :. rar 
 se sai. say what yon will ; sa a 
 quanii di e San Biagio, be is no 
 :' \ =.:-. a: aara;;:a_a. ae ":aaaer- 
 stands physic 
 Sapere, m. learning, science, 
 
 ~^Z:~.iLZi 
 
 Sapevole, a, learned, conscioos; 
 ffwawio sapevole d'un si gran 
 delitio, be being privy to so 
 grea! 1 crime 
 Sapv*nte, part, learned 
 Sapiente, a, wise, knowing 
 n:.::'::::::. zi, '.e-aaaaealv 
 Sapienza, /. wisdom ; college 
 Saponaia, f. fullers weed, cud wort 
 -i;_-:a\ ..'•.. -■ >:;.-- aaaier 
 n:^;:, -". >:ar-_a aer 
 Sapone, m. soap ; rader uno senza 
 
 sapone, to play a slippery trick 
 -i;.:ra_-r. :: : ai:e. Tt'.'-sz 
 Sapbre, m. relish, baste 
 ":;:.:..:;. 7_.f. zi. ri'z.s'zz.zz.j 
 Die, iSaporitbao, a. relishing 
 art ; I Saporito, a. savoury ; un back* 
 I saporito, a hearty kiss; uomo 
 sks, J saporito, a witty man 
 
 Si- ■:::•: z. ea"r. zz. z-z'ziizz-'.T 
 jSaporos::.- taste ,i3ash, savour 
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 I Saputamenle, cuL deliberately, 
 
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 z ;:.-:::..-: : a. -", a s:rt ::' L:c-k. a 
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 Sarcina, /. a lrad 
 
 Sarcocolla,/. balsam (the gum of a 
 Persian tree) 
 
 S<rda, /. cornelian 
 
 Sardella, and Sardina, /. a pil- 
 chard; a sprat 
 
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 Sardonico, m, a sardonyx 
 
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 Sargano, m, serge 
 Sargia, /. a coverlet 
 sarmecio, m, a vine-branch 
 Sarnicchio. m. spittle 
 Sarnacchibso, a. phlegmatic 
 -a:::rr k 9 t.z'z aacbor 
 Sane, arid Sartie, /. -shrouds of * 
 ship, cordage 
 
 Sarto, and Sartore, ?n." a" tailor 
 5a5=a:a. ;'. z-:r r ::" r::_es 
 Sassaiubla, /. stoning, lapidation 
 Sassaiuolo, m. a wood-pigecn 
 Sassata,/. blow with a stone 
 Sassefrica,/. the herb goat's beard 
 S as s r Ds . zrid Sassetto, m. a little 
 a sort of linle thrush, a 
 
 miser, a covetous fellow 
 S ■_ £ ; e- - . z. rocky 
 
 z lid Sassifragia, /. stone- 
 break 
 Sasso, m. a stone, flint, rock 
 Sassofrasso, rn, sassafras 
 Sassoso, a. stony, full of stones 
 
 5a:aa. z.z *■ ~ ~~ ■ ~ * . m, 
 
 ;:::, ae - .1 
 Sataniod, a. diabolical 
 ^; - . r m. bailiff, guard; sate! 
 
 liti, satellites 
 
 ^aire, lampoon 
 : re, to satirize 
 Satiregigiato, a, lampooned 
 Satires : aaaaecte. ad. satirically 
 Satirico, and Satiresco, a. saurical 
 Satirico, m. a salirist 
 
 . 
 Satisdaaime, /. caution, giving a 
 
 seenitf 
 Satisf ire, to satisfy 
 Sa .":":. z. sd wn, or serving to sow 
 Satollamento,' in. and Satollanza, 
 
 f. Eseess, ^nMuny. ;a:iety 
 .' ' - :-r. *.: ±V. 
 Satollato, a. Qjed 
 
 -. satiety 
 Saiollo, a. glutted, full, cloyed 
 Satrapo, rn. governor: f ar il sa 
 
 trapo, to set up for master, or 
 
 carry it high 
 ; teaj ■ ar. m. a pompous fellow 
 . /. the herb savory 
 
 Satuniino. a. saturnine; dull 
 ^".aa-:. rn. Saturn f*he planet) 
 Saturo, a, full, *- 
 
 1 : rrel : "cavallo sauro, a 
 sorrel horse; sauro chiaro, a 
 
 Savere, to" know ; m. knowledge 
 
 (in poetry; 
 Saviamente, ad. sagely, waery 
 Saviesa, f .ii am, prudence 
 
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 Savina, f. the herb savin 
 Savio, a. sage, wise, discreet; 
 vene faro savio, I will explain 
 it to you 
 Savio, in. a wise man, a sage 
 Savissimamente, ad. wisely 
 Savonea, /. lozenge (a sort of con- 
 fection for colds, &c.) 
 Savore, m. savour, a sauce 
 Savoroso, a. savoury 
 Savorra, /. ballast of a ship 
 Saziabile, a. easily satisfied 
 Saziabilmente, ad. enough, in 
 
 abundance 
 Saziamento, m. satiety 
 Saziare, to satiate, to satisfy 
 Saziato, a. satiated, satisfied 
 Sazieta, /. satiety, fulness 
 Sazievole, a. satiating, tiresome, 
 
 tedious 
 Sazievolezza,/. satiety 
 Snzio, a. satiated, full, cloyed 
 Sbaccaneggiare, to make a noise 
 Sbaccellato, a. shelled 
 Sbadataggine, /. inattention 
 Sbadigliamento, m. a gaping, or 
 
 yawning 
 Sbadigli.'nte, a. yawning 
 Sbadigliare, to gipe, to yawn 
 Sbadigliato, a. yawned 
 Sbadiglio, and Sbadigliamento, m. 
 
 a gaping, yawning 
 Sbagliare, to "mistake, to be deceiv- 
 ed, to err 
 Sbaglio, and Sbagliamento, m. a 
 
 mistake, error 
 Sbagliato, a. mistaken 
 Sbaldanzire, to despond 
 Sbalesiramento, m. ruin 
 Sbalestrare, to miss the mark ; to 
 
 shoot ; to speak nonsense 
 Sbalestramenie. ad. inconsiderately 
 Sbalestrato, a. liair-brained, im- 
 prudent, giddy [falsities 
 Sballare, to unpack ; to relate 
 Sballato, a. unpacked 
 Sbalordimento, m. amazement, 
 
 stupidity, giddiness 
 Sbalordire, to be amazed 
 Sbalordito, o. troubled 
 Sbalzare, to throw, cast, leap, rush 
 Sbalza'o, a. Laped, thrown 
 Sbalzo, m. a rebound, leap 
 Sbandare, to disband, to be ais- 
 
 banded 
 Sbandato, fart, disbanded 
 Sbandeggiamento, 771. banishment 
 Sbandesriare. to banish, exile 
 Sbandigione, /. and Sbandimento, 
 
 m. exile 
 Sbandire, to banish; to recall from 
 banishment 
 
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 Sbandlto, part, banished ; m. an 
 
 txile 
 Slaragliare, to disperse, mislead 
 Sbaragliato, a. dispersed 
 Sbaraglino, m. backgammon (a 
 
 game) 
 Sbaraglio, m. a rout, defeat 
 Sbaratta, /. confusion, disorder 
 Sbarattare, see Sbaragliare 
 Sbarazzare, to cletr up 
 Sbarbare, to deprive ; to eradicate 
 Sbarbato, a. beardless ; uno sbar- 
 bato, a lad 
 Sbarbazzare, to unbridle ; to reprove 
 Sbarbazzata, /. the twitch of the 
 bridle [ly 
 
 Sbarbazzato, ad. freely, licentious- 
 •Sbarbicare, to root up, to eradicate 
 Sbarcare, to disembark; to draw 
 
 out of a ship 
 Sbarcato, part, unloaded, landed 
 Sbarco, m. disembarking 
 Sbardellare, to train a colt ; sbar- 
 dellare delle risa, to laugh heart- 
 ily 
 Sbardellatamente, ad. excessively 
 Sbardellato, a. exorbitant 
 Sbarra, /. a bar, a rait, a gag 
 Sbarrare, to barricade, to set open ; 
 
 sbairar gli occhi, to stare 
 Sbarrato, a. wide, open 
 Sbarro, m. a bar, hinderance 
 Sbasoffiire, to guzzle ' 
 Sba-sare, to let down, decrease 
 Sbastare, to unsaddle, devour 
 Sbatacchiare, to knock one down 
 Sbatacchiato, a. beaten, struck 
 Sbatiere, to beat, shake, struggle, 
 be troubled ; to abate from a 
 sum of money ; sbattere le ali, 
 to flutter; sbattersi, to fret 
 Sbattezzare, to renounce the Chris- 
 tian religion; to oblige one to 
 change his religion ; sbattezzar- 
 si, to renounce it; to change 
 one's religion 
 Sbattimento arid Sbattito, m. a 
 
 shake, toss, jolt 
 SbatttKa,'/. shaking, clapping 
 Sba'.tuto, a. tossed, agitated ) ocehi 
 sbatU'iti, languishing eyes, de- 
 jected, grieved 
 Sbaul'ire, to unpack 
 Sbavagliare, to unmask 
 Sbava'^liato, a. unmasked 
 Sbavattira, /. froth, slaver ; drivel 
 Sbeff'.^e, and Sbeffeg^iare, to de- 
 ride, oanter 
 Sbellicnre, to untie, absolve; sbel- 
 licarsi delle risa, to burst with 
 lauihter 
 Sbendare, to unveil 
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 Sbendato, a. unveiled 
 
 Sberleffare, to ridicule, scoff, mocfc , 
 makd grimaces 
 
 Sberleffo, m. a mocking 1 , a scoff 
 
 Sberlingacciare, to divert one'*) 
 self during the carnival 
 
 Sberrettare, to take off the hat, to 
 salute 
 
 Sberrettata, /. a bow, reverence 
 
 Sberrettato, a. bare-headed 
 
 Sbertare, to laugh at, banter 
 
 Sbevazzamento, m. sipping, tip- 
 pling 
 
 Sbevazzare, to sip, tipple 
 
 Sbezzicato, a. pecked 
 
 Sbiadato, and Sbiavato, a. sky 
 blue, pale 
 
 Sbiancare, to grow pale 
 
 Sbiancato, a. whitish, pale 
 
 Sbiecare, to be awry ; to be formed 
 in an oblique figure 
 
 Sbieco, and Sbiescio, a. awry 
 
 Sbietolare, to be softened, affected 
 
 Sbiettare, to pull out a peg 
 
 Sbigottimento, m. dread 
 
 Sbigottire, to despond, to be fright* 
 ened 
 
 Sbigottitamentr, ad. fearfully 
 
 Sbigottito, part, desponding, fright' 
 ened, astonished 
 
 Sbilanciamento, m. an inclining 
 to one side 
 
 Sbilanciare, to throw the balance 
 out of the equilibrium 
 
 Sbilancio, m. a leaning down* 
 wards, or to one side 
 
 Sbilenco, part, distorted, crooked 
 
 Sbirbato, part, bubbled, deceived 
 
 Sbirciare, to leer, or ogle 
 
 Sbirraglia, and Sbirreria,/. a body 
 of bailiffs 
 
 Sbirro, m. bailiff, constable 
 
 Sbisacciare, to take out of a bag, 
 or wallet 
 
 Sbizzarrire, to grow complaisant 
 
 Sboccamento, m. a discharging, 
 disburthening, overflowing 
 
 Sboecare, to overflow; to assault 
 violently ; voltate a man manca, 
 sboccate poi a man destra, turn 
 upon your left hand, and then 
 upon the right 
 
 Sboccatamente, ad. filthily, licen- 
 tiously 
 
 Sboccato, part, emptied, disbur- 
 dened ; a. obscene, filthy 
 
 Sboccatura,/. mouth of a river 
 
 Sbocciare, to bud, to shoot out 
 
 Sbocciato, part, budded 
 
 Sbocco, m. an overflowing, an 
 irruption 
 
 Sbocconcellare, to nibble 
 
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 Sboglientamento, m. a boiling 
 Sboglientare, to boil, be in a pas- 
 sion 
 Sbolzonare, to dash, to push 
 Sbombardare, to bombard 
 Sbombettare, to drink a great deal 
 Sbonzolare, to fill or cram, to fall 
 down (like the bowels;) to burst 
 one's belly ; to crack, like a wall 
 Sbonzolato, a. having a rupture 
 Sborchiare, to take off the bridle 
 studs [corruption 
 
 Sbordellamento, m. debauchery, 
 Sbordellare, to frequent bad houses, 
 to disturb with merriment, to 
 ravage [polish 
 
 Sborrare, to tell all you know, to 
 Sborsamento, m. disbursement 
 Sborsare, to disburse, to pay, to 
 
 spend 
 Sborsato, part, disbursed 
 Sborso, m. disbursement, payment 
 Sbottare, to empty 
 Sbottonare, to unbutton ; to insult, 
 
 or reproach 
 Sbozzare, to sketch 
 Sbozzo, m. a rough draught 
 Sbozzolare, to take the miller's 
 
 pay or share 
 Sbracare, to undress; endeavour 
 earnestly [much 
 
 Sbracatame'nte, ad. excessively, 
 Sbracatissimo, a. excessive, im- 
 mense 
 Sbracato, a. without breeches 
 Sbracciarsi, to tuck up one's 
 
 sleeves, to use all means 
 Sbracciato, a. with sleeves tucked 
 
 UP 
 
 Sbracia, m. a boaster 
 Sbraciare, to waste, to stir the fire 
 Sbracio, m. and Sbraciata,/. stir- 
 ring the fire, rodomontade, boast- 
 ing 
 Sbraculato, a. having no breeches 
 Sbramare, to satisfy hunger or 
 
 desire 
 Sbranamento, m. tearing 
 Sbranare, to tear ; to mangle 
 Sbranato, part, torn, mangled 
 Sbrancamento, m. separating from 
 
 the flock 
 Sbrancare, to take or separate 
 from the flock ; sbrar.cAre rami, 
 to pluck off the branches ; 
 sbraL:arsi, to go astray 
 Sbraucato, part, separated, dis- 
 persed 
 Sbrandellare, to cut a bit off 
 Sbrano, m. a tearing, slaughter 
 Sbrattare, to clean, or scour, 
 empty ; despatch, extricate ; 
 
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 sbrattarsi d' un vizio, to forsake 
 
 a vice 
 Sbravazzone, rru a bravo 
 Sbricconeggiare, to play the villain, 
 
 to lead an ill life 
 Sbriciolare, to cut, to break, to 
 
 pound 
 Sbriciolato, a. cut small, or broken 
 Sbrigamento, m. expedition 
 Sbrigare, to despatch, expedite ; 
 
 sbrigarsi, to be rid of 
 Sbrigatamente, ad. quickly, hastily 
 Sbrigativo, a. expeditious 
 Sbrigato, a. despatched, ready 
 Sbrigliare, to unbridle, to untie 
 Sbrigiiata, and Sbrigliatura, /. a 
 
 pull with a bridle; a reprimand 
 Sbrigliato, a. unbridled, loose 
 Sbrizzare, to wet, moisten, splash ; 
 
 to break 
 Sbrogliare, to disentangle, to clear 
 Sbrogliato, a. disentangled 
 Sbrucare, to peel, strip 
 Sbruffare, to besprinkle 
 Sbruffo, m. putt', a blast 
 Sbruttare, to clean, or mend 
 Gbruttato, part, cleansed ; mended 
 Sbucare, to draw out, to run (as 
 
 out of a hole) [peel 
 
 Sbucchiare, and Sbucciare, to skin, 
 Sbucchiato, part, skinned, peeled 
 Sbucciato, part, peeled 
 Sbudellare, to draw out the bowels 
 Sbudellato, a. bowels out 
 Sbuffante, a. puffing, blowing 
 Sbuffare, to puff, be suddenly angry 
 Sbugiardare, to belie, to convince 
 
 one of a falsity 
 Sbusare, to gain all one's money 
 Scabbia, /. scab, itch 
 Scabbiare, to cure the itch ; to 
 
 plane, polish 
 Scabbiosa,/. scabious (an herb) 
 Scabbioso, a. scabby 
 Scabro, a. rough, hard 
 Scabrosita, /. roughness, rugged- 
 
 ness 
 Scabr6so, a. rough, rugged 
 Scacazzamento, m. looseness ; 
 
 waste 
 Scaccato, part, chequered 
 Scacchiare, to die (vulgar) 
 Scacchiere, m. a chess-board 
 Scacciagione,/. and Scacciamento, 
 
 m. an expulsion 
 Scacciare, to drive out, or away 
 Scacciata, /. {see Scacciamento ;) 
 
 expulsion 
 Scacciito, part, driven away 
 Scacciat6re, m. expeller, driver 
 Scacco, m. squares of a chess-board j 
 
 scacchi, chess, chess-men 
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 Scaccomatto, m. check-mate, 
 
 check, misfortune 
 Scaciato, a. excluded, deluded, 
 
 bafl.ed 
 Scadere, to decay, to fall ; i beni 
 
 scadono a lui, the estate devolves 
 
 to him 
 Scadimento, m. decay, fall 
 Scadiito, a. decayed, fallen 
 Scar'a, /. a cock-boat, skiff 
 Scaftale, m. a shelf 
 Scaftare, to play at. even and odd 
 Scafo, m. carcass of a ship 
 Scagionare, to excuse 
 Scaglia, /. a scale of a fish j a chip 
 
 of marble, &c. 
 Scagliamento, m. a throw, or 
 
 flinging 
 Scagliare, to scale a fish, to fling, 
 
 hurl ; scagliar le parole, to talk 
 
 at random 
 Scagliato, a. scaled, hurled 
 Scaglione, m. stairs, a step, de- 
 gree ; scaglioni, m. pi. a horse's 
 
 tusks 
 Scaglioso, a. scaly; pelle scaglidsa, 
 
 a rough skin 
 Scagliuola,/. a little scale, or shell 
 Scagliuolo, m. a kind of alum 
 Scagnardo, a. mean, ugly 
 Scala, /. a ladder, staircase ; salir 
 
 le scale, to go up stairs 
 Scalamati, m. a disease in horses, 
 
 leanness 
 Scalamento, m. scaling . 
 Scalappiare, to escape a snare 
 Scalare, to scale, to storm 
 Scalata,/. a scaling with ladders 
 Scala to, part, scaled 
 Scalat6re, m. he that scales 
 Scalcagnare, to tread upon one's 
 
 heels 
 Seal care, to tread under foot 
 Scalcheggiare, to kick, jerk 
 Scalcheria, /. the office of a carver 
 Scalciare, to kick 
 Scalcinare, to unplaster a wall 
 Scalco, m. a carver 
 Scaldaletto, m. a warming-pan 
 Scaldamento, m. making hot, a 
 
 warming-pan 
 Scaldare, to warm, to heat; scal- 
 
 darsi, to grow warm; non mi 
 
 fate scaldar la bile, do not pro- 
 voke me 
 Scaldato, a. warmed, heated 
 Scaldatoio, m. a warming-place 
 Scaldavivande, m. a chafing-dish 
 Scalea, /. steps ; staircase 
 Scalella,/. a snare 
 Scalfire, to scarify 
 Scalf itto, part, scarified 
 
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 Scalfittura, /. scarification, a 
 
 scratching 
 Scalinata,/. a staircase 
 Scalino, m. a step, s'air 
 Scalmana,/. pleurisy 
 Seal nil irisy 
 
 - 
 . a. wearied with heat 
 
 and fatigue 
 
 . tn. a scallion, a shallot 
 :nsel 
 ScalptCCiameuto, m. a treaJinz 
 
 ur*>u, ir un.ler foot 
 Scalpic~:.ire, and ScalpitAre. to 
 
 treai up mi, to trample under 
 
 foot 
 Scalpicciato, part, trodden, pressed 
 Scalpiccio, 77i. stamping noise of 
 
 the feet in walking 
 Scalpire, to carve [foot 
 
 Scalpitamento. 771. trampling under 
 Scalpitare, to trample 
 Scalpore, m. complaint, regret 
 Scaltrezza./. cunning 
 Scaltrimento. 771. cunning, sagacity 
 Scaltnre, t:> teach cunning 
 Scaltritamente, ad. slily, subtly. 
 
 cunDin.'lv [crafty 
 
 . %. sharp, 
 
 Scalzamentn, m. pulling off one's 
 
 shoes and stocking 
 Scalz/ire, to pull off shoes and 
 
 stockings, to lay hare a root 
 
 •': >->ted, poor, silly 
 Scalza'.oio, m. a fleam, a lancet 
 Scalzatiira. /. making bare the 
 
 roots of trees ; a dimple 
 Sealzo, a. barefooted, poor; m. a 
 
 poor, miserable fellow 
 Scama'are, to dust cloth, to beat 
 
 wo '. [lion 
 
 Scambiame.nto, m. chance, altrra- 
 Scambiare, to mistake, truck. 
 
 change, to succeed, come in the 
 
 place of another 
 
 . part, mistaken 
 Scambiettire, to change often ; to 
 
 caper 
 Scambietto, m. gambol, caper, a 
 
 sor* of leap in dancinz, incon- 
 
 s'ancv 
 
 mu*ua1, reciprocal 
 Scambievol zza,/. a mutual chanre 
 Scambievf.lm-nte, ad. reciprocally 
 . m. exchange. I 
 re, to take out of the pub- 
 lic fan 1 
 ScamerVa,/. a fillet of pork 
 Scamiciito, part, wi'hout a shirt, 
 
 opened m the breast 
 -e, »o run away 
 Scamooea, /. seammony (a plant) 
 
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 ScamoneAto, part, mixed with 
 
 seammony 
 
 re, to tan skins 
 Scamoscia'o, part, tanned 
 Scampamehto, m. an escape, flight 
 Scampafdrcn, 7/1. a rascal 
 Scampanare, to chime 
 Scampanita, /. and Scampanio, 
 
 771. chimes, chiming 
 Scampare, to sac. defend, deliver, 
 
 escape, save one's self 
 Scampato, / art. saved, escaped 
 Seampatbre, tn. he that saves 
 
 ano her ; deliverer 
 
 . m. safety, deliverance; 
 
 n ■•11 \' b scampo, there's no hope 
 Scampolo,r7i. a remnant of cloth,&c. 
 Seana, /. a bask of a boar 
 Scanalare, to channel, or chamfer 
 ScanalUo, part, channelled 
 Scanalatora,/. channelling 
 Scancellare, to deface, blot out, 
 
 erase 
 Scancellato, part, defaced 
 Scanceria,/. a dresser 
 Scancia, /. a shelf, a book-case 
 ScandO, a. sloping, oblique 
 Scan laglLtre, to sound, to calculate, 
 
 balance, measure 
 Scandagiio, m. plummet, lead, 
 
 level ; calculation, examination 
 Scandalezzare, to scandalize, to be 
 
 oflended 
 Scandalezza'.ore, m. a scan.lalous 
 
 man 
 ScAndalo, m. scandal, infamy, hin- 
 
 derancc, loss, disagreement 
 Scandalnso. a. scandalous 
 Scandella, f. oats; drops of oil and 
 
 grease which swim upon the 
 
 water 
 Seandere, to climb 
 Scandisrlinre, to weigh, balance, 
 
 measure 
 Scan] ire, to scan a verse 
 Sc tn lolo, 7/1. set Scandalo 
 ScannafosBO, m. a sort of fortifica- 
 tion [press 
 Scannnre, to cut the throat, to op- 
 Sennnafb, part, murdered 
 Scannatoto, tn. a slaughter-house; 
 
 a place of debauchery 
 Scanna^nre, 771. a slayer, or killer 
 ScannellAre. to wind on the threid, 
 
 to gush out 
 Scannellato, part, wo- nd off 
 Scanned ->, tn. a little bench; a 
 
 writing-desk 
 Scan no, m. a bench, a seat, a stool 
 Scanonitaare, to mike void the 
 
 canonization of some sakrl 
 Scaxuare, to move. *o sir, remove, 
 233 
 
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 recede, withdraw ; to avoid, d« 
 
 cline, shun 
 Scansato, part, moved, stirred 
 Scansia,/. a shelf, ( >r book-case 
 Scantonare, to avoid, shun ; to 
 
 break the corners ; scautonarsi 
 
 dalla schjdra, to disband 
 Scapecchiare, to card flax ; sca- 
 
 pecchiarsi, to disentangle one's 
 
 self [gaged 
 
 iscapecchiato, part, carded, disen- 
 Scapecchiatoio, m»a card, or an in- 
 strument for cleaning tables, &c. 
 Scapestrare, to take off the halter ; 
 
 to untie, to loosen, to be dissolute, 
 
 to spoil [dissolutely 
 
 Scapestratamente, ad. licentiously, 
 Scapestrato, a. loose, unhaltered ; 
 
 dissolute ; uno scapestrato, m. a 
 
 rake 
 ScapezzAre, to lop off the branches 
 Scapezsato, part, lopped, cut 
 Scapezzone, tn. a blow on the head 
 Scapigliare, to dishevel, to pull 
 
 and haul; to put out of order; 
 
 to live a dissolute life 
 Scapigliato, part, dishevelled 
 Scapigliatura,/, licentiousness 
 Scapitamento, m. loss, detriment, 
 
 damage 
 Scapitare, to lose, suffer loss 
 ScapitAto, part, lost 
 ScApito, m. loss, damage ; far 
 
 BCaptto, to sustain a loss 
 Scapitozzare, to lop off the branches 
 Scapolare, to deliver; to escape, 
 
 run away 
 Scapolare, m. a hood, scapular} 
 Sea polo, a. unmarried, free 
 ScApolo, m. a bachelor 
 Scaponire, to overcome a person's 
 
 obstinacy 
 Scaponlto, a. no longer obstinate 
 ScappAre, to escape, let fall, forget 
 
 one's self; scappar la pazienza, 
 
 to tire the patience 
 ScappAta,/. flight, escape 
 Scappell.Are, to" pull off one's hat, 
 
 to salute 
 Scappellato, part, bareheaded 
 Scappellotto, t?i. a slap, a great 
 
 blow [chin, or hood 
 
 Scapperuccfo, m. a monk's capu- 
 Scappin&re, to sole shoes, or to foot 
 
 stockings 
 Scappinato, part, new-soled 
 Scappino, m. a sock, foot of a 
 
 stocking 
 Scapponeo, m. a reprimand 
 Scappucci.ire.to take otfone's head ; 
 
 to fail, commit a fault; to stum- 
 ble, or slip 
 
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 Scappuceiato, part, unhooded 
 Scappiiccio, m. an oversight, fault, 
 
 error 
 Scapriccfre, and Seapricciare, to 
 be satisfied, to overcome obstina- 
 cy ; scapi icciarsi, to be satisfied 
 Scapriccito, part, pleased 
 Scapulare, to. a monk's hood, a 
 
 scapulary 
 Scarabattolo, in. a glass-box 
 Scarabillare, to play upon a noisy 
 
 instrument, to scrape 
 Scarabocchiare, to scrawl, or write 
 
 badly 
 Scarabocchiato, part, scribbled 
 Scarabocchio, to. a scrawl, a blot 
 Scarabone, m. a beetle 
 Scaracehiare, to mock one 
 Scaracchiato, part, mocked 
 Scarafiggio, m. a beetle (insect) 
 Scaratfnre, to snatch away 
 Scaramazzo, a. bunchy, irregular 
 Scaramuccia, /. a skirmish 
 Scaramucciare, to skirmish, con- 
 tend [a skirmish 
 Scaramuccio, and Scaramugio, m. 
 Scara ventare, to throw with great 
 
 force 
 Scarcare, to unload 
 Scarcerare, to set at liberty 
 Scarcerazione, /. deliverance 
 Scarco^ a. (in poetry,) unloaded; 
 
 m. a discharge 
 Scardassare, to card wool, to slan- 
 der, to detract 
 Scardassi, m. pi. cards for wool 
 Scardassiere, in. a carder, a wool- 
 comber 
 ScArdine, Scardone, m. and Scar- 
 do va, f. a sort of fish 
 Scarferone, m. a thin boot, a bu-kin 
 Scaricabarili, m. weigh butter and 
 weigh cheese (a sort of child's 
 play) [draughts 
 
 Scaricalasino, m. a sort of game at 
 Scaricamento, rn. a discharge 
 Scaricare, to unload, discharge, 
 
 shoot, to fulfil, saHsfy 
 Scarico, a. unloaded, con'ent; sea.' 
 rico di pensiiri, free from cares; 
 fine, clear (like liquors) 
 Scarico, m. and Scaricazione, /. 
 
 purga'ion, discharge 
 Scarific/ire, to scarify 
 Scarlatti no, and Scarlatto, m. scar- 
 let cloth ; a. scarlet 
 Scarmana,/. pleurisy 
 Scarmanr'ire, to ca'ch a pleurisy 
 Scarmigliare, to tumble, ruifle ; 
 scanni^liarsi, to struggle, wres- 
 tle, fight 
 Scarmi^liato, part, tumbled 
 
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 Scarmiglione, in. name of a devil 
 Scarmo, m. a loop of leather* 
 Scarnamento, m. scarification 
 Scarnai e, to scarify, pine, consume 
 
 flesh 
 Scarnascialnre, to feast, junket, 
 
 keep holydays 
 Scarnatino, a. pink-coloured 
 Scarnato, cmd Scarnihcato, a. scari 
 
 fied, lean 
 Searnificare, to pick the flesh off, 
 
 to scarify 
 Scarnire, to diminish, to be im- 
 paired [ed 
 Scarnito,7>arr. impaired, diminish- 
 Scarno, a. lean, thin, slender 
 Scarpa, /. a shoe, scarp, slope 
 Scarpellare, to cut, engrave, etch, 
 
 carve ; to scratch one's self 
 Scarpellato, part, cut, engraved 
 Scarpellatore, and Scarpellino, rn. 
 
 a stone-cutter 
 Scarpello, m. a chisel 
 Scarpinetto, m. a thin pump 
 Scarpino, rn. a thin shoe, a pump 
 Scarpione, in. a scorpion, a trout 
 Scarriera, /. gente di scarriera, 
 
 vagabonds 
 Scarrucolan'e, a. slipping, sliding 
 Scarrucolare, to slip, convey 
 Scarrucolato, part, slipped, con- 
 veyed 
 Scars'mente, ad. scarcely, poorly 
 Scarsapepe, /. the herb marjoram 
 Scarseggiare, to spare, save, fail, 
 
 have need of 
 Scarsella, /. a purse 
 Scarsetto, a. sparing 
 Searsezza,/. want, lack, parsimony 
 Scarsita, /. scarcity, thriftiness, 
 
 covetousness 
 Scarso, a. scarce, poor, maimed ; 
 
 tener scarso, to keep short 
 Scarso, m. scarcity 
 Scartabellire, to run over a book 
 Scartafaccio, and Scartabello, m. 
 
 old books, old trash 
 Scartare, to discard, to refuse 
 Scar ato, part, rejected ; dar nelle 
 
 scartate,to commit extravagances 
 Scarxo, a. nimble 
 Sca4re, to turn out of a house 
 Scasimoleo, ad. for instance 
 Sccssare, to turn out, to break, to 
 
 turn out of a chest, to grub up, 
 
 or clear ground 
 Scassato,pc?f. drawn out of a chest, 
 
 broken 
 Scassiinre, to break, spoil 
 Sc5snO, rn. ploughed ground 
 Sea arratta, /. a spit'ing 
 Scatellato, part, mocked 
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 Scatenare, to unchain* scaten&rsl, 
 to sally forth, to get unchained 
 
 Scatenato, a. unchained 
 
 Scatola,/. a box; dire a lettere di 
 scatola, to speak plain 
 
 Scatolone, m. and Scatolona, / 
 a chest, or coffer 
 
 Scatoluccia,/. a poor box 
 
 Scattare, to shoot an arrow, to pass 
 
 Scattatoio, m. the nut of a bow 
 
 Scatto, in. slip, slide ; passage 
 
 Scaturigine,/. a source, spring 
 
 Scaturimento, m. a bubbling up 
 
 Scaturlre, to rise, spring, iss-je 
 
 Scavalcare, to alight, dismount ; to 
 supplant [mounted 
 
 Scavalcato, part, unhorsed, dis- 
 
 Scavalcatore, m. he 1hat dismounts, 
 or throws another down 
 
 Scavallare, to throw from a horse, 
 to throw down, to supplant, to 
 turn out by stratagem, to play 
 the wanton, to grow frolicsome 
 
 Scavamento, m. a digging, a ditch- 
 ing 
 
 Scavare, to dig, to di f ch 
 
 Scavato, part, dug, digged 
 
 Scavatura, /. a digging 
 
 Scavazi^ne, /. excavation 
 
 Scavezzacollo, m. a sudden fall ; a 
 villain; ad. precipitately 
 
 Scavezzare, to break, bruise; pre- 
 cipitate, overhasten 
 
 Scavezzato, part, broken 
 
 Scavo, in. hollow, mould 
 
 Scazzonte, m. scazon (a sort of 
 verse) 
 
 Sceda,/. raillery, mockery, foolery 
 
 Scedato. a. railing 
 
 Scederia, /. mockery, jest 
 
 Sceglimento, in. election, choice 
 
 Scegliere, to choose, pick out 
 
 Scegliticcio, m. the refuse of a 
 thing 
 
 Sceglitore, m. an elector 
 
 Scelesto, a. wicked 
 
 Scelleraggine, Scelleratezza, Seel- 
 lerita, and Scelleranza, /, wick 
 edness 
 
 Scelleratamente, ad. wickedly 
 
 Scellerato, a. wicked, bad 
 
 Scellino, ?n. a shilling 
 
 Scelta, /. election ; the choice 
 part ; far scelta, to esteem ; a 
 sua scelta, to one's own mind 
 
 Seel to, a. select, choice 
 
 Sceltume, m. outcast, trash 
 
 Scemamento, m. diminution 
 
 Scemante, a. diminishing 
 
 Scsmare, to diminish 
 
 Scemato, and Scemo, a. diminish* 
 1, cut, decreased, foolish, sin> 
 
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 p.e; roisura scema, short meas- 
 ure ; aver un poco dello seemo, 
 to be a little crazy 
 Sc^mo, rru diminution, the wane 
 i fine, Scempiataggine,and 
 ■ . folly, foolishness 
 Seempiarc, to explain a doubtful 
 
 •: ; to torincnt 
 Scempiatagjine,/. folly, simplicity 
 Scempiato, a. grown simple, cr 
 : foolish ; simple 
 . a. single, simple, silly 
 . • i. torment, -1 iu,'hter 
 Scena./. a stare, or scene ; a theatre 
 
 . m. a play-bill 
 Scendere. to descend, let down ; to 
 make a descent upon, to attack ; 
 to descend, spring fr >m 
 
 . a descent, taking 
 
 Scenico, a. scenic, scenical 
 Scernere, to discern, to elect 
 Scernimento. m. the discernment, 
 distinction, separation 
 
 . to pluck asunder, to ex- 
 ti i pate 
 
 sort of little bird 
 ■ ellino, a. 
 Occhio scerpell.ito, bloodshot, red 
 eye 
 Scerpellnne, m. blunder 
 Scerre, to cbooa . 
 
 i'o. fart, hairbrained 
 Sce^a, /. descent, siope, rheum 
 Sceso, part, descended 
 
 tical, sceptic 
 Scettro. m. a scep're 
 Sceveramento, m. a distinction, 
 separation [rate, divide 
 
 Sceverare, and Scevrare, to sepa- 
 Scevera - •. reparation 
 
 ainente, ad. separately 
 Sceverfto, part, separated 
 Sceveratore. m. nne who separates 
 r >.yart. separated 
 i 
 
 f. shiver, splinter, a chip 
 of «rood| rock 
 
 :•-, m. alea'hern girdle 
 re, to split, shiver, to make 
 ave wood 
 . part, shivered 
 . ?n. a rock, a piece of a 
 rr>ck 
 
 so, a. broken, craggy 
 Schele'r 
 
 Schfrin>, m. a ruffian, assassin, a 
 thief [in? in 'he throat) 
 
 Scheranzia. /. a quinsy, (a swell- 
 Sche'rma. f. fencing [bat 
 
 Scherma?lia, /. a skirmish, a com- 
 Schermire, to avoid, shun 
 
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 Schermidore, to. a fencer 
 Schermigliato, part, dishevelled 
 Schermlre, to fence, to defend 
 
 one"s self 
 Schermitore, m. a fencing master 
 Schermo, m. defence, protection 
 
 Scheme vole, a. affronting 
 
 Schernevolmente, ad. outrageously 
 
 Schernimeuto, m. mockery, con- 
 tempt 
 Schernire, to ridicule, scorn 
 Schernlto, part, ridiculed, scoffed 
 Schernitore, m. a scorner, jeerer 
 Scherno, TO. mockery, raillery. 
 affront ; avere a scherno, to 
 laugh at ; preudere a scherno, to 
 ridicule 
 Scheruola, /. skirret 
 Scherzamento, TO. play, foolery 
 Scherzante, a. jesting, bantering, 
 
 playful, wanton 
 Scherkare. to play, .joke, jest 
 Scherzatore, to. railer, jester 
 Scherzevole, a. merry, jocose, 
 
 C feasant, facetious 
 erzo, m. play, sport. Da scher- 
 zo, ad. in jest 
 Scherzosamente, ad. jestingly 
 Scherzoso, a. gamesome ; frolic- 
 some, fanciful 
 Schi'iccia, /. a trap, a wooden leg 
 Schiacciamento, m. a crushing, 
 
 bruising 
 Schiacciare, to crush, bruise ; 
 
 schiacciare noci, to crack nuts 
 Schiacciata,/. a sort of thin cake 
 Schiacciato, a. crushed, bruised, 
 flat ; naso schiacciato, a flat 
 nose 
 Schiarciatrira,/. confusion 
 Schiaffeg^iare, to box, cuff 
 Schiaffo, m. a cuff, a blow, a box 
 
 on the ear 
 
 Schiamazz'ire, to cackle, to scold 
 
 Schiamazzat6re, m. a bawler, a 
 
 noisy fellow [noise, riot 
 
 Scbiamazzo, and Schiamazzlo, rn. 
 
 Schiancinna, /. the diagonal line 
 
 of a square [slope, declivity 
 
 Schiancio, a. oblique, sloping; to. 
 
 Schiandre, to strike obliquely 
 
 Schian'are, to cleave, rend, tear, 
 
 burst, crack ; snatch, seize hastily 
 
 Scbiantato, part, cleaved, torn, 
 
 burst, broken 
 Schianto, m. a cut, cleft, crack, 
 fracture; noise, passion, torment 
 Sch'.anza,/. scab; ulcer 
 Schiappare, to cleave, split 
 Schian'ire, to shine, to clear up j to 
 shine upon, to rarefy, to illus- 
 trate, give li jhl 
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 Schiarito, part, cleared up, en- 
 lightened 
 Schi iratore, to. .an illustrator 
 Schiarea,/. vn ild sa :<• 
 Schiarimento, to. clearing up 
 
 Schiaiire, to shine upon, to be con- 
 spicuous, to rarefy 
 
 Schiatta, f. race, family, genera 
 tion ; sort, kind 
 
 Schiattire, to yelp, bark, squeak 
 
 Schiattbne, m. a clown, boor 
 
 Schiava, ./• a female slave 
 
 Schiavare, and Schiavellare, to 
 break through, to pierce 
 
 Schiavato, a. unlocked, open 
 
 Schiavesco, a. servile 
 
 Schiavina, /. a slave's dress, a pil- 
 grim's rohe 
 
 Schiavitu, and Schiavitiidine, / 
 captivity, slavery 
 
 Schiavo, rn. a slave ; a. slavish 
 
 Schiazzamaglia, /. dregs of the peo- 
 ple [daubing 
 
 Schicchemmento, m. a blotting, 
 
 Schiceherare, to scrawl with ink, 
 to sketch 
 
 Schiccherato, part. scrawled, 
 sketched 
 
 Schidone, m. a spit, or broach 
 
 Schiena,/. the back ; schiena d'un 
 monte, the rid^e of a hill ; a 
 schiena d* asim, sharp, raised 
 
 Schiena le, /. croup 
 
 Schienanzia,/. a quinsy 
 
 Schiene'lla,/. disease in horses 
 
 Schienuto, a. broad-backed, strong- 
 backed 
 
 Schiera, /. multitude, an army; 
 fare schiera, to set in array; a 
 schiera, by companies 
 
 Schieramento, m. arrangement, 
 ordinance 
 
 Schierare, to draw up an army 
 
 Schieratn, part, ranged, drawn up 
 
 Schiettamente, ad. sincerely 
 
 Schiettezza, /. sincerity, candour ; 
 ability 
 
 Schiet'o, a. candid, sincere; vino 
 schietto, pure wine ; clean, neat; 
 abito schietto, a plain suit 
 
 Sell ifal poco, a. shy 
 
 Schifamente, ad. sordidly, dirtily 
 
 Schifamento, m. and Schiftnza,/. 
 avoiding, flight, reproach, dis- 
 grace 
 
 Schitare, to avoid, decline, refuse 
 
 Schif'ito, part, avoided 
 
 Schifatore, m. a ha'er 
 
 Schifev^le, a. loathsome, contem- 
 ning, despising 
 
 Schif&za, f. delicacy ; filthiness 
 avere schifezza, to loa'.h 
 
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 S-jhifilta, f. modesty ; clownish- 
 
 ness, fil'hiness, dirtiness 
 Schifilt6so, a. difficult, rustic 
 Schifissimamiinte, ad. very dirtily 
 Schtfo, a. nasty, filthy ; shy, coy, 
 
 difficult, harsh 
 Schifo, m. a skirF, a plasterer's hod 
 Schifosamente, ad. nastily, filthily 
 Schifoso, a. nasty, filthy, disgust- 
 ful [aslope 
 Schimbeseio, a. cross-wise, awry, 
 Schinanzia,/. squinancy, quinsy 
 Schinchimurra, /. a word used for 
 
 astonishment 
 Schiniera, /. and Schiniere, m. leg- 
 piece, greaves 
 Sehiodare, to unnail 
 Schiomare, to disorder the hair 
 Schioppo, m. a musket 
 Schisa, /. slope ; per or in ischisa, 
 
 ad. in a slope, or angle way 
 Schivare, to shun, avoid 
 Schivato, part, shunned, or avoided 
 Schiudere, to open, to exclude 
 Schiuma, /. froth, foam, scum 
 Schiumare, to skim, froth, foam ; 
 
 to take away ; skim, &c. 
 Schiumato, part, skimmed 
 Schiumoso, a. fro'.hy, framing 
 Schivo, a. shy, reserved ; sorrowful 
 Schiuso, a. open, unlocked, shut 
 
 out, excluded 
 Schizzante, a. gushing, spouting 
 Schizzare, to gush, spout, to squirt, 
 
 to sketch, solve 
 Schizzato, part, gushed, sketched 
 Schizzatdio, and' Schizzetto, m. a 
 
 syringe, syringing ; a light gun 
 Schizzettare, to syringe 
 Sehizzinosamente, ad. disdainfully, 
 harshly [scornful 
 
 Schizzinoso, a. rustic, haughty, 
 Schizzo, in. dirt, splash, sketch, 
 
 outline 
 Sciabica, f. a sort of fishing-net 
 Sciabla, /. a sabre 
 Sciacquare, to wash, to rinse 
 Sciaguattare, to shuffle, embroil, 
 perplex, jumble, set at variance, 
 to wash, clean, rinse 
 Sciagura,/. misfortune, adversity 
 Sciagurataggine, /. wickedness 
 Sciaguratamente, ad. wickedly, 
 
 idly, unfortunately 
 Sciajurato, a. unhappy, wicked 
 Scialacquamento, m. profusion 
 Scialacquante, m. a spendthrift 
 Scialacquare, to consume, squander 
 Scialacquatamente, ad. profusely 
 Scialacquito, part, consumed 
 Scialacquatore, m. -spendthrift 
 Scialacquo, Scialacquio, m. and 
 
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 Scialacquatura, /. profusion, 
 prodigality 
 Scialamento, m. exhalation 
 Scialare, to exhale 
 Scialb'ire, to whiten a wall 
 Scialbato, part, whitewashed 
 Scialbatura,/. rough-cast, plastering 
 Scialbo, a. plastered, whitewash- 
 ed, white, pale 
 Scialiva,/. spittle 
 Scialo, m. exhalation, refreshment 
 Sciamannato, a. ill-buili, slighted 
 Sciamare, to swarm 
 Sciame, and Sciamo, m. swarm of 
 bees, a multitude [ranthus 
 
 Sciamato, m. a sort of stuff; ama- 
 Sciancare, to break one's thigh 
 Sciancato, a. hipped, lame 
 Sciapidire, to become insipid 
 Sciarappa, /. jalap 
 Sciarpellare, to rub one's eyes 
 Sciarpellato, part, blear-eyed 
 Sciarra, /. quan-el, dispuxe 
 Sciarramento, rn. dissipation 
 Sciarrare, to put into disorder, dis- 
 sipate 
 Sciarrata, /. a quarrel 
 SciarrAto, part, put in disorder 
 Sciatica,/, the hip-gout, sciatica 
 Sciatico, a. of the hip-gout; m. 
 
 that has the hip-gout 
 Sciatto, a. unregarded, simple ; 
 
 languishing 
 Sciaura,/. misfortune [ness 
 
 Sciaurataggine,/. wickedness, idle- 
 Sciaurato, a. unfortunate 
 Scibile, a. that may be known 
 Sciempiezza, /. folly, simplicity 
 Sciente, a. learned 
 Scientemente, ad. skilfully, wisely, 
 
 knowingly 
 Scientificamente, ad. scientifically 
 Scientifico, a. scientifical 
 Scienza, and Scienzia, /. a science, 
 
 learning 
 Scienziato, part, learned 
 Scierpellone, m. a great fault 
 Sci°rnere, to ungird, untie, absolve 
 Scilinguagnolo, m. the string of 
 
 the tongue 
 Scilinguare, to lisp, stutter 
 Sciliva,/. spittle, saliva 
 Scilla, /. a squill, a sea-onion ; a 
 
 famous rock 
 Scillitico, a. of an onion 
 Scilocco, m. south wind, the south 
 Sciloma, m. and f. a long dis- 
 course ; chebisognano tantescilo- 
 . me ? what signify so many words? 
 Sciloppare, to fiafter ; to give sirup 
 
 to somebody 
 Scifrppato, part, flattered 
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 SciWppp, m. a sirup 
 
 Scimia, and Scimmia,/. an ape, a 
 monkey ; dir l'orazione della 
 scimia, to grumble secretly 
 
 Scimia tico, a. apish 
 
 Scimiotto, m. an ape's cub 
 
 Scimione, rn. a large ape 
 
 Scimitarra,/. a scimitar 
 
 Scimunltaggine, /. foolishness, stu- 
 pidity 
 
 Scimunitamente, ad. foolishly 
 
 Scimunito, a. silly, foolish 
 
 Scindere, to cut, divide, separate; 
 to ungird 
 
 Scingere, see Sc'gnere 
 
 Scintilla,/, a spark 
 
 Scintillamento, m. a sparkling 
 
 Scintillante, a. sparkling 
 
 Scintillare, to sparkle, shine 
 
 Scinto, part, undressed, loose 
 
 Scioccaccio, m. an insipid fellow 
 a dandy 
 
 Scioccaggine, Scioccheria, and 
 Sciocchezza, /. folly, simplicity 
 
 Scioccamente, ad. foolishly 
 
 Scioccheggiare, to act imprudently 
 
 Scioccherello, m. a little fool 
 
 Scioccheria, /. folly [a coxcomb 
 
 Sciocco, a. silly, simple; m.a fool, 
 
 Sciogliere, to untie 
 
 Scioglimento, m. dissolution, lique- 
 faction, discovery, licentiousness 
 
 Sciolo, m. a sciolist 
 
 Scioltamente, ad. nimbly, adroitly 
 
 Scioltezza,/. freedom 
 
 Sciolto, a. nimble, untied, free, in- 
 dependent; libro sciolto, a book 
 in sheets; versi sciolti, blank 
 verses; a briglia sciolta, full 
 speed 
 
 Sciolvere, to. breakfast 
 
 Scionata,/. and Sci6ne, m. a storm, 
 whirlwind 
 
 Scioperaggine, /. idleness 
 
 Scioperare, to take one from his 
 business, to spend one's time in 
 doing nothing 
 
 Scioperataggine, /. idleness 
 
 Scioperatezza, /. idleness 
 
 Scioperativo, a. idle 
 
 Scioperato, a. idle, out of employ 
 
 Scioperio, to. idleness, sloth, lazi 
 ness 
 
 Scioperone, to. sluggard, loiterer 
 
 Sciorinamento, to. display, muster 
 
 Sciorinare, to display, discover ; to 
 undress, refresh, unbutton, pub- 
 lish [the air 
 
 Sciorinato, part, displayed, put in 
 
 Sciorre, to untie, loose, dissolve ; 
 to separate, to explain 
 
 Scipa, m. an ignoramus 
 
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 Scipato, part. torn, n 
 
 :ift 
 
 Scipidezza, /. ins 
 
 [sipid 
 S»ipidire. and Scipire, to grow in- 
 Sctpido, a. insipid, simple ;~a fool, 
 
 ...i,/. insipidity, folly 
 Scipito, a. insipid, silly 
 . /. a cut 
 
 • -insre 
 
 .h-east wind 
 \ m. sirup 
 
 . a rush 
 '/j. scinhus 
 m. schism, dissension 
 Scismatico. a. schismatic, seditious 
 iivided 
 crack, division 
 . a. schistous 
 ' t wipe ; to dry 
 viped, dried 
 
 :.<pkin 
 consume, 
 squander 
 
 . r ait. dissipated 
 i 
 Sciupini \ and Sciupio, m. dissi- 
 
 Scivolare, to hiss 
 
 ry, to exclaim 
 Sclamuo, pari, exclaimed, cried 
 
 Sclan.azione./. outcry 
 •Scccare, to fly, to shoot 
 
 • nut of a bow 
 
 be 
 
 let off 
 - 
 
 leal lie 
 
 to play the fool, 
 -, rally. ban : er 
 Scodare, to crop" the tail, to dock 
 Scodito, part, cropped, having no 
 
 tail 
 Scode'lla, /• a porringer, a pottaee 
 Scodellare, to put the s-.up into the 
 porringer ; to throw d 
 the a [eers 
 
 rved up in p->rrin- 
 Scofacciato, part, crushed, squashed 
 f. a sort of file 
 
 -erpent 
 rru a rock, shell, stone, 
 bark ; slousrh 
 
 1: 
 
 SCO 
 
 . :. sao ly. rocky 
 flay, sk'n, peel 
 - died 
 . m. a squirrel 
 
 lent 
 . ■■> drain, rub oil', drop 
 giare, to act like a scholar 
 
 lastic 
 . ,i. that forces to run 
 . part, drained 
 Scolatoio, m. a drainer, common 
 sink 
 
 -. /. the drain press, a 
 running of waters, leavings of 
 some liquids 
 Scolazione, /. a running 
 Scoliaste, m. a scholiast 
 Scollacci.'ao, part, having the neck 
 
 uncovered 
 Scollare, to behead 
 
 . art. beheaded 
 'Scollatura,/. a hollow, a cut 
 Scollegare, to disjoin, b.-eak a 
 
 leazue 
 
 Soillezito, part, separated 
 
 Scollinare, to pass over the tops 
 
 of hills [lessen 
 
 Sc .Inure, to srrape a measure, to 
 
 . n. a running, a course 
 
 . >us insect, 
 hart's tongue 1 (an herb) 
 Scolortre, and ScoloHre, to dis- 
 colour, to lose one's colour 
 Scolorameiito, m. paleness 
 >, part, discoloured 
 Scolpamento, m. justification 
 Scolpare, to justify, to excuse; 
 scolpjrsi, to jus'ify or excise 
 one's self, to vindicate one's 
 self; io non ho luogo da scol- 
 parmi con voi, I have nothing to 
 say for myself. 
 Scolpato, part, justified 
 Solpire, to engrave, to pronounce 
 I well [tinctly 
 
 Scolpi'amente, ad. clearly, dis- 
 Scoipito, part, carved, graved 
 Sol pi tun./, sculpture, engraving, 
 
 impression, print, image 
 Seolta,/. watch, » 
 
 ken 
 re. to def.le with " : ittle 
 Scombicchenire, to scribble in 
 writing 
 
 ire, to deranere 
 Sc mbuglin, 77i. confusion, disorder 
 Scombuiare, to disperse, scatter, 
 
 defeat 
 Scambuiaio, n. obscure, dark, 
 ':. loose 
 ■ disperse, scatter 
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 Scommessa,/. wager, bet 
 :. persed 
 re, to disjoin, unglue, 
 excite discord, to bet, to lay a 
 wager [of wagers) 
 
 Scommettitore, m. a better (layer 
 
 Soouiniezzire, to divide into half 
 tire, t ) dismiss, to dis- 
 charge [warning, play-day 
 
 Scommiatata, f. leave, discharge, 
 
 Scommiatato, part, dismissed 
 'lire, to incommode 
 , part, excited 
 . • -re, to rebel, derange 
 
 Scomodiia, /. and Scomodo, in. 
 inconvenjency 
 
 Scomodo, a. inconvenient 
 
 imento, m. separation, 
 parting 
 
 Scompagnare, to part, separate, 
 uncouple, to leave the company 
 
 Scompagnato, part, separated 
 
 Scompai ire, to lessen in value 
 
 Scompartimetito, m. division, dis- 
 tribution 
 
 Scompartire, to distribute, divide 
 
 Scompartito, part, divided 
 
 Scompigliamento, m. perturbation, 
 dis'urbance, disorder 
 
 Scompigliare, to disturb, confound, 
 entangle 
 
 Scompigliaiamente, ud. confusedly 
 rjiato, part, disordered 
 
 Scompiglio, m. disturbance 
 
 Scompigliuihe, m. a heap 
 
 si iare, to urine upon 
 
 Sconiporre, to discompose 
 
 Scompositdone, /. disorder, confu- 
 sion 
 
 S^omposto, part, disordered 
 
 Scompuzzare, to bestink 
 
 Scqmunare, to break the commu- 
 nity, to be separated 
 
 Scomunato, part, separated 
 
 Scomunica, f. and Scomunica- 
 niento, 771. excommunication 
 
 Scomunicarje, to excommunicate 
 
 Seomunicito, part, cursed, exe- 
 crable [tor 
 
 ScomunicaTUre, m. excommumea- 
 
 Scon.unicazione, /. excommuni- 
 cation 
 
 Scomiizzolo, 777. point, dot, hole in 
 a stirrup-leather, stitch 
 
 Sconcertamento, m. disorder, 
 ! rouble [trouble 
 
 Sconcertare, to disconcert, to 
 
 Sconcertato, part, disordered 
 
 Nconcerto. m. confusion 
 
 Sconcezzaj/. disoider, negligence 
 
 Sconciajnente, ad. ungenteelly, 
 shamefully 
 
SCO 
 
 Sconciare, to spoil, corrupt, dis- 
 turb, embroil ; sconciai-si, to 
 miscarry 
 
 Sconcia'.amente, ad. imsenteelly 
 
 Sconriatore, m. disturber, thai puts 
 in disorder [riage 
 
 Sconciatura, /. abortion, miscar- 
 
 Sconcio, a. unhandsome, indecent, 
 deformed 
 
 Sconcio, m. loss, disadvantage 
 
 SconcObrtno, m. a buffoon 
 
 Sconcordante, a. discordant 
 
 Sconcordanza, /. irregular con- 
 struction, blunder 
 
 Sconeordare, to disagree 
 
 Semcordia,/. discord, debate 
 
 Soondere, to bide 
 
 Scnndito, a. insipid, unsavoury, 
 dull 
 
 Scnsfessnre, to deny 
 
 ScmficcarL-, to unnail 
 
 Sconficcato, a. unnaiied 
 
 Sconfidanza, /. diffidence, mistrust 
 
 Srmfidare, to distrust 
 
 Sconflggere, to rout, destroy, con- 
 quer, discourage 
 
 Sconfitta, /. and Sconfiggimento, 
 m. rout, defeat, overthrow 
 
 Sconfitto, j.art. defeased, unnailed 
 
 Scon f6:v.icfe, to distrust, confound 
 
 feeonfortamerjto, m. dissuasion 
 
 Sconfortare, to dissUade, to be dis- 
 couraged 
 
 Sconfortato, fart, afflicted 
 
 Sconforto, m. trouble, grief 
 
 Sconziugnimcn'.o. m. and Scon- 
 giunu'ira, /. separation, disunion. 
 aversion [supplication 
 
 Seongiuramento, m. an earnest 
 
 Scor.?iurare, to conjure, exorcise, 
 uj entreat [treated 
 
 Scongiurato. fart, exorcised, en- 
 
 Scongiuratore, m. an exorcist, a 
 conjurer 
 
 Sconglurazi'^ne,/. and Scongiuro, 
 m. conjuration, entreaty, prayer 
 
 Sconne'tere, to divide 
 
 Sconnesso, a. unconnected, having 
 no connexion 
 
 Sconocehiare, to spin . 
 
 SconocchiAtc, fart, spun off 
 
 Sconoscente, a. ungra'eful, un- 
 known, clownish, obscure 
 
 Sconoscentemeute, ad. rashly, un' 
 gratefully 
 
 Sconoscenza. /. and Sconoscimen^ 
 to, m. IngratKbde 
 
 Sconoscere, to be ungrateful 
 
 Sconosciu'ar.-.en'e, ad. privately, 
 obscurely 
 
 Sc r nofci''i*o. a. ur.kn-->wn 
 
 Sconquass'-re, to daJ;, break, split 
 
 SCO 
 
 Sconquass&tn, a. dashed, split 
 
 Sconquasso, in. destl uction 
 
 bco. su.timento, m. difference of 
 
 opinion 
 Sconsentire, to differ in opinion; 
 io non vi sconsento, I am not 
 against it 
 Sconsideratezza, and Sconsideran- 
 
 za,/. rashness, imprudence 
 Scousideralo, a. rash 
 Sconsidei azione, /. imprudence 
 Sconsigliare, to dissuade 
 Sconsigliatamente, ad. unadvisedly 
 Sconsigliato, a. dissuaded 
 Sconsolamento, m. affliction 
 Sconsolare, to dishearten 
 Scons ilaiamen'e, ad. inconsolably 
 Seonsolato, fart. disconsola!e 
 Scon^ol azione,/. sorrow, grief 
 Scon tare, to deduct, take oft 
 Scontentamentc, m. discontent, 
 
 displeasure 
 Scontentare, to disgust, afflict, to 
 
 be discontented 
 Scontentezza, /. and Scontento, 
 
 m. disgust, grief, sadness 
 Scontento, a. discontented 
 Sconto, m. a deduction, discount 
 ^contorcente, a. making contor- 
 tions [one's self 
 ScontorCere, to wrest, Wreath, twist 
 Scontorcimcnto, and Scontorcio, 
 
 m. contortion 
 Scontorto. fart, twisted, distorted 
 ScontrafFV.tto, fart, deformed 
 Scontramenlo. m. accidental meet- 
 ing, combat 
 Scontrnre, to meet with, to find 
 Scontrata, /. meeting, accident 
 Scontrato, fart, met with, con- 
 fronted, collated 
 Scontro, m. rencounter, push, 
 shove ; n.ark, index, abstract ; 
 scontri d'una serratura, the ward 
 of a lock 
 Sconturbare, to disquiet, trouble ; 
 sconturbarsi, to be troubled, 
 disturbed 
 Sconvenenza, /. indecency, disa- 
 greement, disproportion 
 Sconvenevole, a. indecent, unbe- 
 coming 
 Sconvenevolezza, /. indecorum 
 Sconvenevolmente, and Sconve- 
 nientemente, ad. indecently, im- 
 moderately [becoming 
 Sconveniente, a. unjust, base, un- 
 Sconvcmenza,/". inconveniency, in- 
 
 equali'y, indecency 
 Scon venire, to misbecome, disgrace 
 SconvenUfo. a. disagreed 
 Sconvol^ere, to c-nnfound, invert, 
 258 
 
 SCO 
 
 to wrest, to persuade, dissuade 
 one from his purpose 
 Sconvolto, part, overthrown, 
 
 wrong, crooked 
 Scopa, /. a birch-tree, a broom, a 
 
 scourge for criminals 
 Scopare, to sweep ; to lash, U 
 
 beat, run over 
 Scopato, part, swept, scourged 
 Scopa'ore, m. a sweeper 
 Scopatura, /. a whipping, sweep- 
 ings ; dare una scopatura, to 
 reprimand 
 Scopazione,/. a blow, slap> cuff 
 Scopeichiare, to uncover 
 Scoperehiato, fart, uncovered 
 Scoperia, /. discovery 
 " epertamente, ad. openly, pub' 
 
 licly 
 Scoperto, a. uncovered, known 
 Scoperto, m. open air 
 Scopei tura, /. an uncovered place, 
 
 open, naked 
 Scope ino, and Scopeto, m. a 
 
 place planted with birch-trees 
 Scope tta, /. a brush 
 Scopetu'ue, to sweep 
 Scopetiiere, m. fusileer 
 Scopo, m. aim, end, design 
 Scopolo, and ScopulOj m. a rock j 
 
 a difficulty 
 Scoppiameuto, m. a noise that 
 any thing makes in breaking; a 
 crack [anse 
 
 Scoppiare, to burst, clap, snap, 
 Scoppiata,/. cracking, rattling 
 Scoppiato, part, bursted 
 Scoppiatura,/. noise, crack 
 Scoppiettare, to rattle, ciack 
 Scoppiettala,/. a bursting noise 
 Scoppietteria, /. discharge of ar* 
 
 tillery 
 Scoppiettiere, m. a fusileer 
 Scoppiettio, m. a noise, crackling 
 Scoppietto, 77i. a small noise, a 
 gun ; a pop-gun [ciack 
 
 Scoppio, m. a light gun, noise, 
 Scoprimento, m. discovery 
 Scoprire, to uncover, to perceive, 
 
 detect, dissolve 
 Scopritore, m. a discoverer 
 Sccpritura, /. discovery 
 Scopuloso, a. rocky, full of rocks 
 Scoraggiare, to discourage, despond 
 Scoraggiato, fart, discouraged 
 Scoramento, m. fear 
 Scorare, to dishearten 
 Scorato, part, disheartened 
 Scorbacchiare, to traduce or ex- 
 pose a person 
 Scorbacchia'o, part, traduced, af- 
 fronted, dishonoured 
 
SCO 
 
 Scorbiare, to blot, make blots on 
 paper 
 
 Scorbio. j7i. a spot of ink 
 
 S 
 
 Scon-.irc. to rise from lei 
 
 Seorcian.eiito. m. i shortening 
 
 Scorciirc, to shorten, lessen, di- 
 minish 
 
 Scorci&to. port, shortened 
 
 Scoreiatoia,/. the shortest way, a 
 thoroi., 
 
 Soorcio, m. (he end, the latter pari 
 
 SconlajiK mo, 771. oblivion, forget- 
 ful IK>-. 
 
 Scnrdante. a. diss >nant, disagreeing 
 
 tnent 
 Scord ire, to be out of tune, to jar ; 
 
 scordtrsi, to forget 
 Seord ito, part, untuned, forgotten 
 Scordeo, in. water germander ; a 
 
 scorpion 
 Scordevole, a. unmindful, discor- 
 dant, jarring 
 
 I it her thong 
 iri?,/. a lash 
 Scoreggiare, to scourge 
 
 'a, /• a hi >w of a whip 
 Scorgere, to discern, guide, had, 
 conduct ; far>i scorgere, to be- 
 come ri liculoua 
 Scorgitore, m. guide, conductor 
 Scoria. /. dross of metal, dirt, nas- 
 
 tiness 
 Scornacchiamen'o, m. and Scor- 
 
 nacchi.V.a./. cha', prattle 
 Sco nacchiire, to rally, to banter, 
 to iJ 1 ['ered 
 
 Sornacchiato. part, rallied, ba:i- 
 Scnrnaie, to break the horns; to 
 defame, deride, artront ; to be 
 ashamed 
 Scorir'Uo, a. hornless, aft'rnnted. 
 in-ulted [he horn 
 
 . re. to gore, to push with 
 Sc rniciarr, to make c n.ices 
 SeoriM, in. shame, aifrjont, re- 
 
 pmacb 
 Scoronare, to lop. to prune trees 
 ScoTiaceiVa, /. a belly-foil 
 re, to eat a great deal 
 . and Scorptone, m. a scor- 
 pion ; one of the signs of the 
 zodiac 
 
 re, to extract from the 
 funds 
 coot a c -unity 
 •rrupt 
 • . a. running, flowing 
 Scorrenza, 
 
 t run slow, to waste, to 
 
 Scurreria,/. excursion, incursion 
 
 SCO 
 
 Scorre'to, a. i n co rrec t, corrupt; 
 
 1 arole scorritte, immodest words 
 Scorre'vole, a. running, (lowing 
 Scorreckme, J. incorrectness, an 
 
 error in writing 
 Scorribanda, and Soorribindola, 
 
 /. a little race 
 Scorri.iore. 7/j. a scout [slip 
 
 Scorrimentn, m. a flowing j flux, 
 Scorritoio, 771. a running knot; 
 
 a. running, (lowing 
 Scorrublii.'ue, to be angry 
 Scorrubbiato, a. angr] 
 Scorrubbioso, a. sour, morose, 
 
 passionate 
 Scorruccii'ito, a. angry 
 Scorsa, /. incursion, course ; dare 
 
 una scorsa ad un libro, to run 
 
 over a book 
 Scorso, part, passed over, corrupt- 
 ed, spoiled 
 Scorso, m. an error 
 Scorsoio, a. nodo scorsoio, a run- 
 ning or sliding knot 
 Scoria,/, guide. gL-ird, convoy 
 Scortardettte, oo. wisely, prudently 
 Scortare, to abridge, to conduct, 
 
 escort, guide [corted 
 
 Scortato, jnrt. shortened, led, es- 
 Scortecciare, to take oft' the bark 
 Scortecciato. a. harked, having the 
 
 bark taken oft' 
 Scortese, a. discourteous 
 Scortesemente, ad. unpolitely, un- 
 
 genteelly 
 Scortesia, /. unkindness 
 Scorticamento, m. excoriation 
 Scortlc'ire, to (lay, to skin, to e.vact 
 
 upon 
 Scorticaria, /. a sort of fishing net 
 Scorticativo, a. that strips oft the 
 
 ba^k 
 ScorticAtOj part, skinned, pet led 
 Scortica'oio. m. a slaughter- house J 
 
 a sharp knife, excoriation 
 Scorticatore, m. one that barks or 
 
 peels off 
 Scortica'oria, f. a sort of net 
 Scortica' u >a, and Scort ica zione, /. 
 
 a scratch [cunning 
 
 Scor'o, a. seen, perceived, prudent, 
 Scorto, m. abridgment 
 Scorza, f. bark, colour, outside 
 Scorzare. *o ^kin 
 Sc iscendere, to bn ak. split 
 Scosceso< a. steep, rugged, real 
 Scosciare, to break or dislocate 
 
 the thigh, to break one'- fhighs 
 Sco^cio, 771. precipice, a fall 
 Sceasa, f. jnef, shak'-, jolt, shower 
 Scmsare, f o shake [ped 
 
 Scosso, part, shaken, jogged, strip- 
 259 
 
 SCR 
 
 Scos'are, to draw hack, to remove, 
 
 In swerve [ withdrawn 
 
 Scostato, part, removed, remote, 
 Scostumatainente, ad. indecently, 
 
 immoderately 
 Scostuma'ezza, /. and Scostume, 
 
 in. incivility 
 Scestumato, a. uncivil, ungenteel 
 Scotenn.'iie, to skin 
 Scott una to, part, skinned 
 Scotimento, in. a shaking, an earth- 
 
 quake, trembling 
 Scotitoio, m. a salad-basket 
 Sco'.itore, m. a shaker, one who 
 
 jogs [flaa with 
 
 Scotola, /. a wooden lath to beat 
 Scotol.'ire, to bea 1 linx 
 ScotolatC, pait. beaten, mashed 
 Scotoma 1 ico, a. subject to dizziness 
 Scotomia, /. dizziness 
 Seotta,/. whey, butter-milk 
 Scottare, to burn, to scald 
 Scot;;') to, part, scalded 
 Scottatura,/. a burning, a blaze 
 Scotto. m. a reckoning, club, a 
 
 scorching 
 Scov'tre, to find out one's place, to 
 
 quit, to unnestle, dislodge 
 Scovf-rchi'ire, to discover 
 Scoverta. /. a discovery [licly 
 
 Scovertamente, ad. openly, pub- 
 Scoverto, part, uncovered 
 Scovertdra, /. an open place 
 Scovrire, to discover, uncover, lay 
 
 open 
 Scostzonare, to tame or break a 
 
 horse, tr. teach wit 
 Scozzonato, part, tamed, broken, 
 
 wary, crafty 
 Scrnnna,/. a chair, a bench 
 Scredente, a. incredulous, faith- 
 less, stubborn, disobedient 
 Scredere, to disbelieve 
 Screditrire, to discredit, disgrace, 
 
 to cry down [down 
 
 Scredi'nto, a. disparaged, cried 
 Scredito, m. discredit, disgrace, 
 
 crying down 
 Scrernento, m. excrement 
 Serepolare, to cleave, chirk 
 Screpol.'ito, a. split, chinked 
 Screpolatura, /. and Screpolo, m. 
 
 a crevice, a chink 
 Screscere, to diminish 
 Screzi.'ito. a. speckled, inlaid, fan- 
 
 ta^'ical 
 Screzio, m. discord 
 Scriato, a. weak, feeble, slender 
 Scriba, m. a copyist, scribe, writer 
 Scricchiolnre, to'rattle, clatter 
 Scricchiolata, /. a rattling, crack- 
 ling 
 
SCR 
 
 Scriccio, and Sedcciolo, m. a wren 
 Scrigno, m. a casket, desk, chest, 
 
 coffer, knot, b-inch 
 Scrigntito, a. bunched, convexed, 
 
 bent 
 Scrima,/. fencing 
 Scrimaglia,/. a defence 
 Scriminatura, /. the parting of the 
 
 hair upon the head 
 Scrinare, to unknot hair 
 Scrinato, a. bald, without hair; 
 
 dishevelled [bond 
 
 Sciitta, /. a writing, inscription, 
 Seritto, m. writing 
 Scrilto, part, written 
 Scrittryo, m. a study, a closet, a 
 
 writing-desk; inkstand 
 Scrittore, 771. a writer, author 
 Scrittura, /. a writing, bond, the 
 
 Holy Bible 
 Scritturale, m. scrivener, notary, 
 
 a learned man ; a. belonging to 
 
 writing [amanuensis 
 
 Scrivano, rru a writer, scribe, 
 Scrivere, to write, to list 
 Scioccare, to deceive, cheat 
 Scrocca>6re, m. a tricker, a spon- 
 ger [usurer 
 Screech i 'ire, to swin 'le, to be an 
 Scrocchino, m. a parasite, sponger 
 Scrocchio, m. a sort of usury ; 
 
 swindling 
 Scrocchione, in. an usurer 
 Scrocco, rn. sharping, sponging, a 
 
 sharper 
 Scroccone, in. a sharper, sponger 
 Scrofa, /. a sow ; a strumpet ; a 
 
 scrofulous swelling, the king's 
 
 evil 
 Scrollamento, m. a shaking 
 Scrollare, to shake, to pull 
 Scrollato, part, shaken with vio- 
 lence 
 Scrollo, a. agitated, wearied 
 Scrollo, m. shaking, throwing 
 Serb polo, m. a scruple (weight) 
 Scropuloso, a. rough 
 Scrosciare, to crack, bubble up 
 Scrosciata, /. a crackling 
 Scrosciato, part, cracked, crackled 
 Scroscio, m. the noise that water 
 
 makes in boiling; scroscio di 
 
 risa, a loud laughter 
 Scros*are, to chip, to peel, cut off 
 
 the crust 
 Scrostatura,/. a crumbling 
 Scrun:';re, to break the eye of a 
 
 needle 
 Scrupole^ziare, to scruple 
 Scrdpolo. rn. a scruple 
 Scrupofosamente, ac>. scrupulously 
 SCTUpolosita, /. scrupulou-ness 
 
 scu 
 
 Scrupolriso, a. scrupulous 
 Scrutabile, a. searchable 
 Scrutare, to search, sound, probe 
 Scrutaiore, rn. God ; a searcher 
 Scrutinare, to scrutinize, seek out, 
 
 make inquiry, nr gather votes 
 Scruiinio, m. a scrutiny, examina- 
 tion 
 Scuccumedra, /. a great jade 
 Scucire, to uusew, or unstitch ; 
 
 open 
 Scucito, parti unsewed, opened 
 Scudaio, m. a buckler-maker, or 
 
 maker of shields 
 Scuderesco, a. of an esquire 
 Scudiere, m. an armour-bearer to 
 
 a knight, an esquire, gentleman 
 
 of the horse 
 Scudisciare, to beat with a scourge 
 Scud isciato. part, whipped 
 Scudiscio, m. a rod 
 Scudo, m. a shield; buckler; an 
 
 escutcheon, defence, protection ; 
 
 a crown (a coin) 
 Scuffia, /. a coif, 1 hood, a woman's 
 
 head-dress, a leather cap 
 Scuffiare, to devour 
 Scurl'ina, /. a file 
 Scurfione, and Scuffiotto, in. a 
 
 woman's head-dress 
 Sculacciare, to flog, to whip ; to 
 
 chide, scold 
 Sculacciata, /. and Sculaceione, 
 
 rn. a sound vvhi pping 
 Sculetiare, to shake one's tail, to 
 
 make one's escape [horses 
 
 Sculmato, m. a sort of disease in 
 Scul tare, to carve in stone 
 Scultito, part, carved 
 Scul to, part, engraved, cut 
 Scultore, m. a sculptor 
 Scultorio, and Sculturesco, a. of 
 
 sculpture, of an engraver, or 
 
 sculp-or 
 Scultura,/. sculpture 
 Scuoiare, to skin 
 Scuola,/. college, school, company, 
 
 brotherhood 
 Scuotere, to shake, jog, toss, start 
 Scuotimenfo, m. a shaking 
 Scuoutore, m. a shaker 
 Scu rare, to grow obscure, to be 
 
 darkened, dazzled 
 Scurato, part, darkened 
 Scurazione, /. darkening 
 Scure,/. a hatchet, axe, cutlass 
 Scurezra,/. darkness, obscurity 
 Scuri'dn.'/. a scourge, a whip 
 Scurisciare, (sec Scudisciare, and 
 
 i - derivatives to beat 
 Scurita, f. calamity, terrible de- 
 struction, obscurity, paleness 
 260 ' 
 
 SDR 
 
 Scuro, a. dark, gloomy, pale, cruel 
 Scunile, a. scurrilous, buffoon-like 
 Scurriliia, /. scurrility, buffoonery 
 Sci'isa, /. an excuse, reason 
 Scusabile, a. excusable 
 Scusamento, m. and Scusanza, /. 
 
 an excuse 
 Scusare, to excuse ; scusarsi, to 
 excuse one's self, to justify one's 
 self 
 Scusato, part, excused 
 Sciisso, a. destitute 
 Scuto, m. skiff 
 Sdarsi, to grow lazy 
 Sdebitarsi, to get out of debt 
 Sdegnaniento, m. anger 
 Sdegnante, a. angry, passionate 
 Sdegnare, to disdain, despise, to bfc 
 angry [angry 
 
 Sdegnato, part, disdained, irritated, 
 Sdegno, m. anger, scorn, disdain, 
 
 indignation 
 Sdegnosaggine,/. anger, disdain 
 Sdegnosamente, ad. angrily, dis- 
 dainfully, grimly 
 Sdegnosetto, a. scornful 
 Sdegnosita, /. anger, disdain 
 Sdegnoso, a. disdainful, scornful, 
 
 angry, morose 
 Sdentato, a. toothless 
 Sdicevole, a. unbecoming, indecent 
 Sdilacciare, to loose, untie 
 Sdilacciato, part, untied 
 Sdilinquimento, m. a swoon 
 Sdilinquire, to soften, to faint 
 Sdilinquito, part, swooned, van- 
 ished ' [oblivion 
 Sdimenticanza, /. forgetfulness, 
 Sdimenticare, to forget, be un- 
 mindful 
 Sdimentico, a. forgetful 
 Sdipignere, to blot out a picture, 
 
 efface 
 Sdoganare, to redeem from duty 
 Sdogato, a. unhooped, loose 
 Sdolcinato, a. sweetish [free 
 
 Sdonnare, to make free, to become 
 Sdoppiare, to single, to part; to 
 
 make plain what is doubtful 
 Sdormentare, to awake, to be 
 
 awakened 
 Sdormentato, part, awake 
 Sdossare, to take off from the back 
 Sdottorare, to take away a doctor's 
 
 gown 
 Sdottorato, part, degraded 
 Sdraiarsi, to lie or sit down 
 Sdraiato, a. lying down 
 S iraione, ad. lying at full length 
 Sdrucciolamento, m. slip, sliding 
 Sdrucciolante, a. slippery, that 
 slips away 
 
SEC 
 
 Sdrucciolare. lo :'ip, slide, stum- 
 ble ; trip, commit a fault 
 Sdrucciclato, part, slipped 
 Sdrucciolente, and Sdrucciolevole, 
 
 a. swift, trail- 
 SdreociolevoLaieote, ad. in a slip- 
 way 
 Sdrtociolo, m. a slippery way, a 
 slide, - 
 
 - : ppery 
 SJruccioloo. a. sli^ery. a m ing 
 Sdnicio, m. unsewing; the part 
 
 ed, opening, cleft, crack 
 Struct:., up, to be 
 
 • chink 
 Sdrucito, a. unsewed, ripped up, 
 deft, "pen hilf way 
 . n. chink, cleft 
 
 i). to mollify 
 . if, since ; se bene, al- 
 i) thou art. Se, 
 self ; himself, herself, 
 
 . cory. although 
 . ieap 
 awed 
 
 . Band-tanks, shal- 
 low ;" rhnaner sulle seccbe, to be 
 : lastiare in sulle 
 ■ e one to his last 
 
 SVccibile, a. subject to dry, that 
 irie-1 
 ..-. /. dryness, vexation, 
 . iity, barrenness 
 .- ubsa,part. withered 
 . f. sand-bank, shallow 
 Seccamento, m. drought, drying 
 Seccaiite, a. importuning 
 
 o vex, to impor- 
 tune, drain, was*e 
 - 
 S- cca'iccia,/. small, dried wood 
 
 ; ious 
 . m. a place for drying 
 fruits. &c. 
 
 . J7i. a t'-nnHesome man 
 Seccatrice, /. a talkative woman 
 
 .a. /. a tedious thing 
 Seccsdere. to wit hdraw 
 Secchereccio, m. dryness 
 Seccberia./. dry stuff, trifles 
 Secchericcio. a. half dry 
 
 .\, /. dryness, avarice, 
 meanness 
 
 a,/, a pail, or bucket 
 . f. a bucket-full 
 : ail. bucket 
 , stubble field 
 Secco, n. dry, dead, withered ; 
 lean ; avaricious 
 
 SED 
 
 Se'cco, m. dry DOSS 
 
 Seceomoro, ??i. sycamore 
 
 . 'it. dryness, drought 
 
 SeceQme, m. dried leaves, or fruit 
 upon trees 
 
 Secento, in. and a. six hundred 
 
 Secesso, m. a solitaiy corner, re- 
 treat, recess 
 
 Seen, ad. with himself, herself, 
 themselves; conseco, along with 
 himself 
 
 Secolire, a. temporal, secular, pro- 
 fane ; 771. a layman 
 
 Secolanisco, a. profane 
 
 Secolo, 771. an age, century, world 
 
 Seconda,/. after-birth, or burthen 
 
 Secondamente, ad. secondly 
 
 Secondare, to help, assist, follow, 
 second 
 
 Secondariamente, ad. secondly 
 
 Secondnrio, a. second, secondary ; 
 ad. secondly 
 
 Secondina, f. the after-birth 
 
 Secondo, a. second, inferior, fa- 
 vourable; ad. secondly; sec6n- 
 do, prep, according to 
 
 Secondo. m. second of a minute 
 
 Seco.idoclie. ad. as, according to 
 
 Secondngemto, 771. a younger son ; 
 a. next to the eldest ; second 
 born 
 
 Secretamente, ad. secretly 
 
 Secretario, in. secretary 
 
 Secreto, m. a secret, mys'ery 
 
 Securamente,' ad. securely 
 
 Secure,/, an axe 
 
 Securezza, /. security 
 
 Secure, a. safe 
 
 Sedare. to appease, calm [ly 
 
 Sedatamente. ad. peaceably, quiet- 
 
 Sedato, part, appeased, sedate, 
 composed 
 
 Sede,/. a s'eat, situation ; a see 
 
 Sedecimo, a. sixteen»h 
 
 Sedentario, a. sedentary 
 
 Sedente, a. sitting 
 
 Sedere, to sit down, to be situated 
 
 Sedere, m. sitting down; a chair, 
 seat, bottom 
 
 Sedia. /. a seat, chair 
 
 Sedicesimo, a. the sixteenth 
 
 Sedici, a. and m. sixteen 
 
 Sedlle, m. a chair, a seat 
 
 Sedimento, m. sediment 
 
 Seditore, m. he that sits 
 
 Sediz.ione,/. sedition 
 
 Sedizioso, a. seditious 
 
 Sedotto, part, seduced, misled 
 
 Seducente, a. seducing 
 
 Seducimenfo, m. and Sedfitta,/. 
 seduction 
 
 Sedulita, /. care, attention 
 261 
 
 SEG 
 
 Sedfirre, to seduce, deceive 
 
 Sednto, pari, seated [ceived 
 
 SedQtto, Sedotto, part, seduced, de- 
 
 Seduttore, m. seducer 
 
 Seduzione, /. seduction 
 
 Sega, /. saw, hand-saw 
 
 . a, that may be sawed 
 
 Seg&ce, a. see Sagace, and its de- 
 rivatives 
 
 Segale, /. rye (a kind of bread corn) 
 
 Se^aliiiio, a. dry, thin, lank 
 
 Segaldne, m, a sort of bird 
 
 Segamento, m. a section, cutting 
 
 Segante, a. cutting 
 
 Segare, to saw, to cut, reap corn 
 
 Segato, part, sawed, cut 
 
 Segatore, in. a sawyer, a cutter; 
 segatore d i biade, a reaper; sega- 
 tore di fieno, a mower 
 
 Segatura, /. saw-dust ; the cut of a 
 saw ; harvest 
 
 Se^avene, a. too close in dealing 
 
 Seggetta, /. a close-stool, a porter's 
 chair [chair 
 
 S £ggia, /. and Seggio, m. a seat; a 
 
 Seggiola,/. a low chair 
 
 Segnacaso, m. the prepositions that 
 show the case (in grammar) 
 
 Segnacolo, 771. a mark, sign, a sig- 
 nature; baptism 
 
 Segnalare, to signalize: segnalar 
 si, to render one's self famous 
 
 Segnalatamente, ad. principally 
 
 Segnalato, a. notable, famous 
 
 Segnale, m. signal, sign, mark 
 
 Segnare, to mark. 
 
 Segnatamente, ad. notably, ex- 
 pressly, manifistly 
 
 Segnnto, part, signed, marked, 
 printed, stamped, dra<.\ :. 
 ed, prescribed 
 
 Sejnatore, m. a signer 
 
 Segnatura, /. a mark, signature, 
 semblance 
 
 Sesrno, m. a sizn, mark, index. A 
 seuno, ad, to a hair's breadth, 
 exactly 
 
 Segm'izzo. m. a little mark 
 
 SegO, 77i. tallow, fat 
 
 Segola,/. rye [ins-bill 
 
 Segolo, and Sezolone, m. a hedg- 
 
 Segone, in. a large saw 
 
 Segregare, to separate 
 
 Segregato, part, separated 
 
 Searrenna, /. paleness, a lean person 
 
 Segreta. /. secret place [ly 
 
 Sesrretamente, ad. secretly, private- 
 
 Sezretnria,/. a female secretary 
 
 Sesrre'irio, m. a secretary, a keep- 
 er of a secret 
 
 Seereteria, /. the office of a secre- 
 tary, &c. 
 
SEM 
 
 Segrete'zza, /. secrecy, a secret 
 
 Segreto, m. a secret ; a. secret ; 
 ad. secretly 
 
 Seguace, a. following; m. a follow- 
 er, adherent Ling 
 
 Seguente, and Sequente, a. follow- 
 
 Seguentemente, ad. consequently 
 
 Seguenza,/. consequence, sequel 
 
 Segiigio, m. blood-hound 
 
 Seguimento, m. a following 
 
 Seguire, to follow, pursue, second, 
 execute, happen 
 
 Seguitabile, a. worthy to be imi- 
 tated, or followed 
 
 Seguitainente, ad. continually, 
 without intermission 
 
 Seguitamento, m. series, order, 
 consequence 
 
 Seguitante, a. that follows 
 
 Seguitare, to pursue, to follow, to 
 persecute [cuted 
 
 Seguitato, part, followed, perse 
 
 Seguitatore, m. a follower, pursuer 
 
 Seguito, part, happened, arrived, 
 followed 
 
 Seguito, rn. retinue, train, troop, 
 company ; perseverance, con- 
 tinuance 
 
 Sei, a. and in. six ; di sei, in sei 
 anni, every six years 
 
 Seicento, rn. and a. six hundred 
 
 SeSno, m. a pair of sixes 
 
 Selce, and Selice, m. a stone 
 
 Seliciare, *o pave 
 
 Seliciato, part, paved; m. pave- 
 ment 
 
 Sella,/, a saddle, stool, seat 
 
 SeliSio, m. a saddler 
 
 Sellare, to saddle 
 
 SeMaAOfpart. saddled 
 
 Selva, f. wood, forest 
 
 Selvaggina,/. venison, wild fowls 
 
 Selvaggio, Selvareccio, and Selvati- 
 co, a. savage, wild, fierce, shy; 
 fiera selvaggia, a wild beast 
 
 Sei vast re 1 1 a,/, burnet (a plant) 
 
 Selvatichezza,/. rudeness 
 
 Selvatico, a. wild, woody 
 
 Selvoso, a. woody, full of trees 
 
 Sembiante, m. countenance, aspect, 
 appearance; far sembiante, to 
 feign 
 
 Sembiante, a. like, resembling 
 
 Sembianza,/. aspect, countenance, 
 likeness, resemblance 
 
 Semblea, and Sembraglia, /. troop 
 of cavalry 
 
 Sembrare, to seem 
 
 Seme, rn. race, stock, seed, cause, 
 source 
 
 Sementa, and Semente, /. seed, 
 cau^e, race ; the sowing time 
 
 SEM 
 
 Sementare, to sow seed 
 Sementato, part, sown, covered 
 
 with seeds 
 Sementatore, m. a sower 
 Semenza, /. seed, grain ; race, 
 
 family, lineage, offspring; ori- 
 gin, cause, source, spring 
 Semenzaio, m. nursery, seed-plot 
 Semenzina, /. a kind of pepper 
 
 which kills worms 
 Semenzire, to run to seed 
 Semestre, m. six months 
 Semi, a. half (as in the following 
 
 words) 
 Semiaddottorato, part, half-learned 
 Semicaniito, a. half-white 
 Semicerchio, in. semicircle 
 Semicircolare, a. semicircular 
 Semichcolo, m. a semicircle 
 Seminoma, m. a quaver 
 Semideo, m. a demigod 
 Semidiametro, m. semidiameter 
 Semidotto, a. half-witted 
 !?t.-miicigante, m. half a giant 
 Semila, a. and in. six thousand 
 Semilunare, a. semilunar, like a 
 
 half-moon 
 Seminagiohe, ,£ sowing, seed-time 
 Seminole, a. belonging to seed, 
 
 seminal ; m. a field proper to 
 
 be sown [time 
 
 Seminamento, m. a sowing, seed- 
 Semi nare, to sow, to spread 
 Seminario, m. school, college 
 Seminato, ra. a ploughed or sown 
 
 field ; uscir del seminato, to talk 
 
 strangely 
 Seminato, part, sown, strewed 
 Seminatore, m. a sower 
 Seminaiiira, and Seminazione, /. 
 
 sowing, seed-time 
 Semipoeta, m. a middling poet 
 Semirotondo, a. half-round 
 Semisvolto, part, half-turned 
 Semita,/. a path 
 Semituono, rn. a semitone 
 Semi vivo, a. half-alive 
 Semola,/. bran 
 Semolino, in. small seed, grits of 
 
 rice ; a kind of paste for soups, 
 
 &c. [coarse 
 
 Semoloso, a, with much bran, 
 Semovente, a. self-moving 
 Sempitemita,/. eternity 
 Sempilerno, a. eternal 
 Semplice, a. single, simple; sem- 
 
 plice parola, a bare word ; sem- 
 
 plici, simples, herbs 
 Semplicemente, ad. plainly 
 Semplicetto, a. harmless 
 Sempliciario, m. a book treating 
 
 of simples 
 
 SEN 
 
 Sempliciotto, Semplicetto, aiid 
 Sempiicione, rn. a great booby, 
 a simpleton 
 
 Seniplicista, rn. an herbalist, sim- 
 pler, or simplist 
 
 Semplicita,/. simplicity 
 
 Sempre, ad. always 
 
 Sempreche, ad. as often as 
 
 Sempremai, ad. always 
 
 Sempreviva, /. house-leek (a plant) 
 
 Sena, /. sena (a plant) 
 
 Senape, /. mustard-seed and plant 
 
 Senapismo, m. a sort of plaster 
 made of mustard-seed 
 
 Senario, a. of six 
 
 Senato, m. a senate 
 
 Senatore, m. a. senator 
 
 Senatorio, a. of a senator 
 
 Senatorial e, a. senatorial 
 
 Sendoche, ad. since, because 
 
 Sene, a. aged 
 
 Senetta, and Senettu, /. old age 
 
 Senici, m. swelling of the glands 
 of the neck 
 
 Senile, a. old, serious 
 
 Seniore, a. older 
 
 Sennino, rn. a grave young man 
 
 Senno, m. sense, wisdom, under- 
 standing; uscir di senno, to be 
 out of one's senses. Da senno, 
 ad. seriously ; parlate voi da 
 senno ? are you in earnest ? 
 
 Seno, m. the breast, bosom, heart ; 
 a vault, an arched roof; ability ; 
 gulf, creek, bay, plait, a fold 
 
 Se non, conj. except, but, saving, 
 if not 
 
 Senonche, and Se non se, conj. ex- 
 cept, otherwise [clay 
 
 Senopia, f. sinople, or ruddle ; red 
 
 Sensale, m. broker, a procurer; a 
 jockey 
 
 Sensatamente, ad. wisely, seriously 
 
 Sensatazza, /. wisdom, prudence 
 
 Sensato, a. sensible, prudent 
 
 Sensazione, /. sensation, sense 
 
 Senseria,/. brokerage 
 
 Sensibile, a. sensible 
 
 Sensibilita, /. sensibility 
 
 Sensibilmente, ad. sensibly ; very 
 much [sitive plant 
 
 Sensitiya,/. sensitiveness; thesen- 
 
 Sensitivamente, ad. with sense; 
 sensibly 
 
 Sensitivo, a. sensitive, hasty, pas- 
 sionate, sensible, angry 
 
 Senso, m. sense, meaning; under- 
 standing, intelligence [sense 
 
 Sensualita. f. sensuality, sensibility, 
 
 Sensuale, a. sensual, of the senses 
 
 Sensnalmeufe, ad. sensually 
 
 Senteuie, a. feeling 
 
SEQ 
 
 Sente'nza, /. a sentence, decree, 
 
 opinion, council 
 
 dmente, ad. cunningly, 
 
 prudently 
 Bentenzi&re, to sentence, judge. 
 Sentenri do.yart. sentence l,judged 
 Seir.cnru ore, t/i. he that pro- 
 nounces sentence, a m. 
 Sentenzievolmente, ad. in judg- 
 ment [ly 
 Befatantjoa&meote, ad. Kntentious- 
 Benteneioso, a. sententious 
 
 y-path, way 
 Sentinn , or feeling, 
 
 knowledge, wisdom 
 Sentma, f. sink of a ship, common 
 
 ■ewer 
 
 'la,/, sentinel, sentry 
 N-n'ia, to feel, to be sensible of, 
 
 to perceive; sentir bene, to have 
 
 a goal opinion ; come vi senti'e 
 
 voi ? bow do you find yourself? 
 Sentita, /. feel in?, perceiving, 
 
 cunniiuness. craftiness 
 
 ; L prudently 
 Sentito, a. wary, cautious, prudent, 
 
 beard 
 
 m. nu 1!. scent, odour; 
 
 rumour, noise, advice 
 Sen 7.i, prep, without; senza pen- 
 
 sArci, unawares; senza pro, in 
 
 win [out this 
 
 Senzache, eonj. except that, with- 
 Senzapiii. ad. only, now and then 
 SeparAbile, a. separable 
 Sc n aia mento, m. and Separanza, 
 
 f. separation 
 Separate, a. Beparating 
 Separare, to separate, to depart; 
 
 to withdraw one's self 
 Separaiamente, ad. separately, 
 
 asunder 
 Separa'ivo. a. that separates 
 
 . pari, separated 
 Separa7ione, /. separation 
 Sepolcrale, a. sepulchral, of a 
 
 sepulchre 
 Scpolcro, in. a sepulchre, a tomb 
 Sepolto, part, buried 
 Septlft'ira, /. grave, burying-place, 
 
 burial 
 Seppelllre, to bury, to hide 
 Seppellito, part, buried, hid 
 Seppia,/. cu: :le-fish 
 Sepulcrale, a. of a sepulchre 
 Sequela. /. succession, sequel 
 Sequestramento, nu sequestration, 
 
 sepa" 
 Beques'rAre, to sequester, separate ; 
 
 to keep at a distance 
 Sequestrato, part, sequestered, 
 
 separated, seized 
 
 SER 
 
 Sequestraztone, /. separation, con- 
 cealment 
 
 -. m. seizure 
 S : i. f. the evening, night 
 
 . a, u raphic 
 Serafino, m. seraphim 
 Serale, a. of the evening 
 Se apino, >n. the juice of a palm- 
 tree 
 
 '. the evening 
 Serbabile,o. thai may be preserved 
 Siil) in/a,/, guard, preservation 
 • < reserve, keep, guard 
 s> rbastrella,/. burnel (an h. rb) 
 Serb.ito, part, preserved, guarded 
 SerbatDio, m. a coop, reservoir 
 Serbatoio, a. that may be preserved 
 Serbatdre, nu guardian, depository 
 Serbevole, a. preservable 
 Serbo. in. guard, keeper, deposit 
 Sere, nu sir, my lord ; a notary 
 Serena, /. siren, mermaid 
 Serenare, to be serene, clear, to 
 
 calm, quiet 
 SerenAta, /. night-music, serenade 
 SerenAto, a. serene, become easy 
 Serenita,/. and Sereno, m. serenity 
 Sereno, a. serene, clear 
 Serfedocco, m. a fool, a dandy 
 
 . m. sergeant ; peace officer 
 Sergentina, /. a sort of arms 
 Sergoncello, in. sorrel (an herb) 
 Sergjozzone, in. modillon (a kind 
 
 of bracket) 
 Seriamente, ad. seriously 
 Serico, a. silken, rich 
 SJrie, /. order, course, series 
 Serieta,/. gravity, seriousness 
 Serio, and Serioso, a. serious, 
 grave [riou ly 
 
 Seriosam^nte, ad. in earnest, se- 
 Sermento, nu a vine, tendril, a 
 branch, shoot [shoots 
 
 Sermenloso, a. branchy, full of 
 Sermo, in. sermon, discourse 
 Sermocinare, to harangue, to 
 
 preach 
 Semiollino, m. wild thyme; a 
 
 tidy young man 
 Sermone, m. sermon, speech, dis- 
 course ; the fish salmon 
 SermoneggiAre, to preach ; ha- 
 rangue [Ion? beak 
 Serolone, in. a sort of bird with a 
 Serotinamente, ad. slowly 
 Serotine, and Serotino, a. tardy, 
 
 slow, backward 
 SerpAto, a. snake-like 
 Serpe, m. and f. serpent, snake 
 Serpez?iamehto, m. a winding, 
 
 meander 
 Serpeggiante, a. winding 
 
 SEV 
 
 Serpe rttre, to creep, to wind 
 Si ipeg ji no, part, crept, chequered 
 re, to importune, to be 
 troubli s ime 
 Serpentina, /. dragon-wort 
 SerpentariOj m, Berpent, scorpion 
 
 [ (a constellation) 
 
 Serpente. m, serpent 
 
 n ( , Qtdlla, /. a little snake 
 
 Serpentifero, Serpentoso, andSer- 
 
 poso, a. that breeds serpents 
 [Serpentino, a. serpentine; a sort 
 j of marble twined like a serpent ; 
 I lingua serpentina, an evil tongue 
 
 i creep, spread 
 Setpetta,/. a snake 
 Serpigine,/. wild-fire 
 Serpillo, and Serpollo, m. wild 
 thyme [crowd 
 
 Serra, f. a saw, a defile, fury, 
 Serraglio, m. an enclosure, a 
 trench, hedge ; the grand siga- 
 ior's palace 
 Serrame, m. a lock 
 Serramento, m. a shutting up 
 SerrAre, to shut up ; to hide, con- 
 ceal ; queste scarpe mi serrano 
 il piede, these shoes pinch me; 
 serrAre il pugno, to clench the 
 fist 
 i Serratamente, ad. straitly, closely, 
 I soundly, narrowly 
 SerrAto, part, locked ; close, aim- 
 pact ; panno sern'ilo, thick cloth 
 Serratura, /. a lock 
 Serto, nu garland, wreath 
 Sertula,/. melilot 
 Serva, /. a servant-maid 
 ServAbile, a. preservable ; that 
 
 may be preserved 
 Servaggio, m. servitude, slavery 
 Servamento, m. preservation, ob- 
 servation 
 ; Servante, a. keeping 
 I ServAre, to preserve, guard, tore* 
 I serve, observe 
 ! ServAto, part, kept, preserved 
 ' Servatore, m. an observer, pre- 
 I server [mestic 
 
 Servente, a. serving ; m. a do- 
 Servidorame, m. a number of do- 
 medics 
 Servidore, m. a man-servant 
 Servigio, m. a kindness, service 
 Servile, a. slavish, mean 
 Servilmente, ad. meanly 
 Servimento, m. servitude, service 
 Scrvire, to serve ; servir la tAvola, 
 to wait at table; si serva, help 
 yourself 
 Se'rvito, m. service, servitude, 
 course at table 
 
SET 
 
 Servito. fart, served 
 Servitore, m. a man-servant 
 vant 
 Servitu. /. servitude, bondage; the 
 
 servants of a family 
 Serviziale, m. 3. c 
 
 . a. kind, "aliable, obliging 
 rale, a. obliging 
 Servizio. m. service 
 Servo, m. a servant, slave ; a. of 
 servitude, slavish 
 
 1 s une (a seed) 
 
 1 ;iani) 
 fesan eb sesame serf 
 
 • be fellow- 
 he like; 
 Sesquijltem, a. coniainin;r one and 
 a half " [half 
 
 - iale, a. of a foot and a 
 ad a half 
 
 • s 
 Sessagono, a. ax-eorpa ad 
 - r=3inuo 
 
 Ses 
 Sessantamila, a. si^ty thousand 
 
 the fringe of a gown; 
 aver poes ' : be awk- 
 
 ward 
 Bess m. sex 
 
 : . ■ . -'. a pair of compasses 
 sextan! 
 
 at, tO fit 
 
 ■ . "• t re a 
 -r; - ..- ; . a Qf Djeasaie 
 
 he month of August, 
 sea 
 
 - sort of poem 
 ■ 
 End a remedy 
 Sesto, a. six 
 
 .. and a, sixteenth 
 Ik 
 
 r:-man 
 S an. the devil 
 SefS :. f.agres 
 Sets, /. thirst, greediness 
 Setoia, /. bristle : hair of a horse's 
 
 tail 
 Setolare, to brush clo'hes, to dust 
 Setolato. part, brushed, hairy 
 Setoloso, and SetoMrto, a. bristly 
 Setone, m. a hair rope 
 bristly 
 Setta, /. a sect, plot, faction, con- 
 spiracy 
 Settanzo'lo. o. seven-a: . 
 - . rn. and a. we* 
 Settantesimo. a. the seventieth 
 
 SFA 
 
 esimo, a. the seventv- 
 
 e zh:h [eight 
 
 Se;;au:oUo, m. and a. seventy- 
 
 . m. a sectary 
 S.f.a'.ore, rn. a follower, sectary 
 . c.7id a. seven 
 fa :tious 
 re, to enter into parties, 
 or factions 
 Set^cmlre, m, September 
 
 . a. sep:enmal 
 Se.teii.riouale. a. northern 
 Scttentribne. m. the north 
 
 "■^eek 
 Serimo, and Settimano, a. the 
 
 seventh 
 Settina,/. seren 
 
 . cut, divided 
 Set tore, m. a sector 
 SeUotrasverso, m. the midriff 
 Settuagenario, a. of seventy years 
 Settuagesima,/. Septuageskna Sun- 
 day 
 Seruagesimo, a. seventieth 
 
 : . . rn. seven times more 
 Severamente, ad. severely 
 Severissimamente, ad. most se- 
 
 -. rerely 
 Seventa,/. severity 
 Severo, a. severe, strict 
 Sevizia, f. cruelty, rigour 
 Sevo, a. cruel 
 Sevo. in. suet, tallow 
 Sevrare, to sever, divide 
 Sezione,/. a section, cutting 
 S-zzj, and Sezz'tio, a. the last. 
 - ;zo, ad. late 
 
 to, a. idle, lazy 
 
 Stacciataggine, aiuL Sfacciatezza, 
 
 f. impudence 
 
 . 
 
 bfacciao, a. impudent, saucy, 
 
 brazen -faced 
 Sfaldire, to untie, loose 
 Sfaldato, par:. I 
 
 :'. a. mistaking, erring 
 Sfcdl re, artd Sfallare, to err, to 
 
 mistake 
 Sfalsare, to elude, escape 
 Sfamare, to satisfy, to fill 
 Sfangare. to walk in dirt [mud 
 SfanJafo, a, out of the dirt, or 
 
 _ndo, to ruin 
 Sfarfallare, to blunder ; to become 
 
 a butterfly ; to exaggerate 
 Sfarinacciol), a. white, like meal 
 Sfarinare, and Sfarinacciare, to 
 
 grind, or beat small as meal 
 Sfarinato, part, reduced to a pow- 
 der, meal [ta'.ion 
 Sfarzo, 7??. pomp, parade, os'en- 
 bfarzoso. a. magnificent, pompous 
 '2U 
 
 SFI 
 
 Sfascilre, to untie, or unloosen ; 
 to break; sfasciar la testa, to 
 dash out brains 
 Sfasciato, a. untied, loose; porta 
 
 sfasciata, a broken door 
 Sfasciume, m. fragments, ruins 
 Sfasridiare, "to recreate, to recover 
 
 one's appetite 
 Sfatare, to despise 
 Sfatatore, m. despiser 
 Sf atto, part, undone, ruined 
 Sfavillamento, m. sparkling, 
 
 brightness 
 Sfavillante, a. sparkling ; shining 
 Sfavillare, to sparkle, shine 
 Sfavorevcle, a. contrary, unfavour- 
 able [against 
 Sfavorire, to contradict, to be 
 Sfederare, to pull off the pillow-case 
 Sfendere, to cleave, cut, split 
 Sfendimento, m. a fissure 
 Sfera, /. a sphere 
 Sferale, a. spherical 
 Sfericairnente, ad. spherically 
 Sfericita,/. orbiculari y 
 Sferico, and Sferale, a. spherical 
 Sferoide,/. a spheroid 
 Sferra, /. an old horse-shoe 
 Sferrare, to unchain, pull off; 
 sfenare un cavallo, to unshoe a 
 horse [from irons 
 Sferrato, a. loose, broken; freea 
 Sfervoiito, a. cold, indifferent 
 Sterza. /. a whip,- scourge 
 Sferzdre, to whip, scoorge, correct, 
 
 chastise ; induce, incite 
 Sferzata, /. a lash, jerk, chastise- 
 ment 
 Sferzato, part, whipped, scourged 
 Sfessatura,/. cleft, crack, slit 
 Sfesso, part, cut, cleft, slit 
 Sfet rr.iare. to cut into slices 
 Sfiancire, to break the side, weaken 
 Sfiancato, a. weak, feeble 
 Sflandronata, /. a rodomontade, 
 ' boast [respiration 
 
 Sfiatamento. m. ven% air, wind, 
 Sfia are, to breathe ; to toil ; sfia- 
 
 tirsi, to be out of breath 
 Sfia+ato, a. out of brea<h 
 Sfibbiare, to untie, loosen, unlace 
 Sfibbiato. part, untied, unlaced 
 Sfibrare, to disorder the fibres 
 SfidameniD, rn. a challenge, de- 
 fiance 
 Sfidanza, /. distrust, diffidence 
 Sfidare. to challenge, defy ; sfidarsi, 
 
 to mistioist 
 Sfidato, a. challenged, mistrustful ; 
 edi e sfidato da medici. he i3 
 sriven over by the physicians 
 Sfidatore, rn. a' challenger 
 
SFO 
 
 Sfiducifeo, a. mistrustful, diffident 
 Sfigurire, to disfigure 
 Sfigurato, part, disfigured 
 Sfilacciare, and Sfilacciarsi, to un- 
 ravel, to unweave 
 Sfilacciato, fart, unravelled 
 Sfilare, to rile off; sfilarsi, to dis- 
 band, to unstring [ly 
 Sfilatamente, ad. disorderly, loose- 
 Sfilato, m. a gonorrhoea ; part. 
 disbanded, unstrung. Alia sfila- 
 ta, ad. in confusion 
 Sfingardaggine, /. idleness, sloth 
 Sfinge, /. sphinx, a feigned mon- 
 ster 
 Sfmimento, m. a swoon 
 Sfinire, to finish, end 
 Sfioccare, to unravel, undo 
 Sfiorare, to beat down blossoms 
 Sfiorato, a. flowerless 
 Sfiorire, to fade, to wither, to de- 
 cay 
 Sfiorito, part, faded ; withered 
 Sfioritura, /. the falling of blossoms 
 Sfocato, a. cooled, cold 
 Sfoderare, to draw, to unsheath 
 Sfoderato, part, drawn 
 Sfogarnento, m. alleviation, evapo- 
 ration ; sfogarnento d' ira, vent 
 of anger 
 - Sfogare, to exhale, alleviate ; la- 
 sciate sfogar il fumo, let the 
 smoke go out 
 Sfogato, part, exhaled, alleviated 
 Sfogato io, m. a vent-hole 
 Sfoggiare, to be gaudy, to outdo, to 
 
 excel, surpass 
 Sfoggiatamente, ad. immoderately, 
 
 extravagantly 
 Sfoggiatezza, /. show, finery 
 Sfoggiato, a. immoderate, pompous 
 Sfoggio, m. luxury, finery 
 Sfoglia, /. a thin plate of any 
 
 metal ; spangle 
 Sfogliare, to strip the leaves off; 
 
 sfogliarsi, to grow lean 
 Sfogliata,/. a pasty, a pie 
 Sfogliato, part, without leaves 
 Sfognare, to get out of a sink ; to 
 
 leave vice 
 Sfogo, m. exhalation, lewdness, al- 
 leviation 
 Sfolgoramento, m. lightning 
 Sfolgonire, to shine, glitter, hasten 
 Sfolgoratamente, ad. shiningly 
 Sfolgorato, a. bright, shining; un- 
 happy J wretched 
 Sfolgoreggiare, to gleam, shine 
 Sfolgorio, m. a bounce 
 Sfondamento, m. a breaking down : 
 
 a sinking down, a slaughter 
 Sfondante, a. hollow, deep 
 
 SFR 
 
 Sfondare, to sink, pull down, break 
 
 open 
 Sfonduto, a. bottomless, excessive 
 Sfondo, m. a bottom, or hollow 
 place [sink 
 
 Sfondolare, to pierce through, to 
 Sfondolato, a. excessive, deep 
 Sforacchiare, to bore, pierce 
 Sforacchirtto, part . pierced, bored 
 Sformare, to deform, deface, dis- 
 figure 
 Sformatamente, ad. extremely 
 Sformato, part, dishgui ed, deform- 
 ed j a. odd, strange, huge 
 Sformazibnc, /. deformity 
 Sfornare, to take out of the oven 
 Sfornimento, rn. the taking away 
 the furniture or ornaments ; 
 want, scarcity 
 Sfornire, to unfurnish; sfornir un 
 
 vascello, to unrig a ship 
 Sfornito, part, unfurnished 
 Sfortuna,/. misfortune 
 Sfortunamento, m. misfortune 
 Sfortunare, to make unhappy 
 Sfortunato, a. unfortunate 
 Sforzamento, m. an effort, a con- 
 straint 
 Sforzante, a. forcing 
 Sforzare, to force, ravish, to ener- 
 vate, to constrain; sforza.rsi,-to 
 endeavour 
 Sforzaticcio, a. forced 
 Sforzatamente, ad. by violence 
 Sforzato, a. forced, grievous ; far- 
 fetched, elaborated; prodigious, 
 huge 
 Sforzevole, a. tyrannical 
 Sforzevolmtinte, ad. strenuously, 
 
 by force 
 Sforzo, rn. endeavour ; force ; faro 
 ogni mio sforzo, I'll do what I 
 can 
 Sfracassare, to break to pieces 
 Sfraca^sito, part, broken to pieces 
 Sfragellare, to dash to pieces 
 Sfrangiare, to unravel, unweave, 
 ruin [ish habit 
 
 Sfratare, to strip one of his monk- 
 Sfratato, part, having forsaken his 
 
 order 
 Sfrattare, to send away, to banish 
 Sfratto, m. expulsion, or flight 
 Sfregamento, m. rub, friction 
 Sfregare, to rub, scour 
 Sfregato, part, rubbed [face 
 
 Sfresriare, todishonour,to -rash one's 
 Sfresiato, part, dishonoured 
 Sfregio, m. cut, gash, scar, dishon- 
 our 
 Sfrenamento, rn. and Sfrenazi6ne, 
 f. impudence, lewdness 
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 Sfrenare, to unbridle ; sfrenarsi, to 
 
 grow licentious 
 Sfrenattggme, and Sfrenatezza, / 
 
 licentiousness. 
 
 Sfrenato, a. unbridled, licentious 
 
 Sfringuellare, to chirp as a chaffinch 
 
 Sfrombolare, to fling stones 
 
 Sfrondare, to pull off the leaves 
 
 Sfrondato, part, without leaves 
 
 Sfrontarsi, to grow bold 
 
 Sfrontataggine, and Sfrontatezza, 
 /. impudence, rashness 
 
 Sfrontato, a. saucy, impudent 
 
 Sfronzare, to s'rip" 
 
 Sfruttare, to exhaust, to impoverish 
 
 Sfuggevole, a. flying away ; tran- 
 sitory, slippery, smoo'.h 
 
 Sfuggevolezza, / swiftness 
 
 Sfuggiasco, a. roving. Di sfuggia- 
 sco, ad. by steal tn 
 
 Sfuggimento, m. flight 
 
 Sfuggire, to avoid, shun 
 
 Sfuggito, a. avoided, fugitive; alia 
 sfuggita, ad. by stealih; dare un 
 b;icio alia sfuggita, to steal a kiss 
 
 Sfumare, and Sfummare, to exhale, 
 evaporate, vent out 
 
 Sgabbiare, to take out of a cage, to 
 deliver 
 
 Sgabellare, to redeem out of a cus- 
 tom-house ; non so che fare per 
 sgabellarmene, I do not know 
 what to do to be rid of him 
 
 Sgab--ll'ito, a. free from taxes 
 
 Sgabello, m. a joint-stool 
 
 Sgailiardare, to weaken 
 
 Sgambato. a. without legs 
 
 Sgambettare, to kick, to move 
 one's legs; siedi e sgambetta, e 
 vedrai tua vendetta, do not be 
 over-hasty in your revenge 
 
 Sgambetto, rn. a trick with the foot 
 to throw another down 
 
 Sgambucciato, a. without stockings 
 
 Sganasciamento, m. a great laugh- 
 ter 
 
 Sganasciare, and Sgangasciare, to 
 move one's jaws ; to laugh ; 
 sganasciar dalle risa, to split 
 one's sides with laughing 
 
 Sganjherare, to unhinge 
 
 SgangheratAggine, /. clownishness 
 of manners 
 
 Sgangheratamente, ad. rudely, ex- 
 cessively [rough, awkward 
 
 Sganerherato, a. out of the hinges j 
 
 Sgannare, to undeceive 
 
 Sgannato, part, undeceived 
 
 Sgarire, and Sgarire, to be the up- 
 permost, to break a stubborn 
 child 
 
 Sgarbatamente, ad. awkwardly 
 
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 Sgarbatezza, and Sgarbataggine, /. 
 
 awkwardness, uncivility 
 Sgarbato, a. awkward, impolite 
 Sgarbo, rru incivility 
 Sgargarizzare, to gargle, gargarize 
 Sgargarizzo, m. gargling, or garga- 
 
 rism 
 Sgarrare, to mistake, err, miss 
 Sgarrato, part, mistaken 
 Sgarrettare. to hamstring 
 Sgirro, m. error 
 Sgattigliare, to disburse 
 Sgavazzare, to make merry 
 Sgemmare, to take the gems or 
 
 jewels away 
 Sgbembo,m. crookedness ; a. crook- 
 ed, awry. A sgbenibo, ad. awry 
 Sghermire, and Sghermirsi, to let 
 
 loose, to get loose 
 Sgherro, m, a bully, a hector 
 Sghignare, to laugh at. jeer 
 Sghignazzamento, Sghignazzio, m. 
 
 and iihiscazzata,'/. loud laugh- 
 ter 
 Sghignazzare, to laugh loud 
 
 . m. a smile 
 Sgocciotexe, to drain, dry up 
 Sg'»cciolato. part, drained 
 Sgocciolatura. f. a draining 
 Sjolato. rn. a babbler 
 Sgomberare. see Sgombrare, and 
 
 its der. [el (a fish) 
 
 Sgocibero. 771. removal ; a macker- 
 Sgonibinare, to confuse 
 Sgombinato. part, confused 
 Sgombramento, rn. and Sgcmbra- 
 
 tura, /. a removal 
 Sgomb^ire, to take away, send 
 
 away, remove ; sgombrate di 
 
 qui. go your ways 
 Sgombrato, part, removed 
 Sgombro, a. empty, unfurnished 
 Sgombro, rn, removing 
 Sgomentamento, rn. fright 
 Sgomeutare, to discourage ; sgo- 
 
 mentarsi, to be disheartened 
 Sgomen'ato. part, discouraged 
 Sgomentevole, a. disheartening, 
 "frightful [amazement 
 
 . m, consternation, fear. 
 Sgominire, to disorder, confound 
 
 wo, part, disordered 
 Sgominio. rn. confusion 
 Sgonfiamento, rn. taking a swelling 
 
 away 
 Sgonfiare, to take a swelling away 
 
 r. unswelled 
 Sgonnellare, to strip, make naked 
 Serbia. /. a gouge, sort of tool 
 Seorbnre, to ink. to speckle 
 Ssorbio. m. a spot of ink, or scrawl 
 Sgorgamtnto, rn. overflowing 
 
 SGU 
 
 Sgorgantemente, ad. abundaniy 
 Sgorgare, to overflow, disgorge, 
 
 empty 
 Sgorgo,'m. an overflowing 
 Sgovemato. part, ill-governed 
 Sgozzare. to empty "the crop ; to 
 
 cut one's threat ; non saprei 
 
 sgozzar questo scorno, I cannot 
 
 brook this affront 
 Sgradire. to displease 
 Sgradito, a. disagreeable 
 SgrafSare, to scratch 
 SgrafBato, part, scratched 
 SgrafBgnare, to steal, rob 
 Sgriffio, 77i. a scratch 
 Sgramaticare, to explain grammat- 
 ically 
 Sgranare, to shell, to strip 
 Sgranchiire, to quicken, to stretch 
 "one's limbs; non pesso sgran- 
 
 chiare questo cavallo, I cannot 
 
 make this horse go 
 Sgranellare. to pick grapes 
 Sgranocchiare, to crackle, or crack 
 Sgravamento, 771. ease, relief 
 Sgravare, to ease, relieve 
 Sgravato, part, eased, relieved 
 Sgravidanza,/. delivery 
 Sgravidare, to be brought to bed 
 Sgravio. m. ease, comfort 
 Sgraziatiggine, /. awkwardness 
 Sgraziatainente, ad. unhappily 
 Sgraziato, a. awkward, unfortunate 
 Sgretolare, to break, bruise 
 Sgretolato, part, broken, bruised 
 Sgretolio, rh. fermentation 
 Saricchiclare, to crackle 
 Ssrridamemo. m. a check, rebuke 
 Ssridare, to rebuke, scold 
 Sgrulito, part, reprimanded 
 Sgridatore. rn. a reprover 
 Sgrido, rn. a chiding 
 Sgrigiato. a. gray 
 Sgrigiolire, to crack, or crackle 
 Sgrismare, to grin, joke, jeer, laugh 
 
 at" [break the crupper 
 
 Szroppare, to untie, "to undo ; to 
 Saroppato, part, untied 
 Sarrossamento, 'in. a draught 
 Sgrossare, to form, to sketch, 
 
 "fashion 
 Sgvassato, part, formed, sketched 
 SsTOttare, to undo a grotto 
 Sgrugnsxe, to strike the face 
 SjruTno. 77i. and Sgrugnata, /. a 
 
 cuff, a blow 
 SzruHTione. m. a great blow 
 S?rupp^re, to disen-ande. untie 
 Srua.rlia.re, to make unequal; to 
 
 par f . to separate 
 S2rua2-liato, a. different, unequal 
 Sguaglio. m. inequality 
 
 SIC 
 
 Sguaiataggine,/. awkwardness 
 Sguaiatamente, ad. awkwardly 
 Sguaiato, a. dull, stupid, awkward 
 Sguainare, to draw out, unsheath J 
 sguainare una bugia, to tell a lie 
 Sguainato, part, drawn 
 Sgualcire, to fumble, to handle 
 
 about 
 Sgualdrina,/. wench, strumpet 
 Sgualdrinetta, /. a mean strumpet 
 Sguancia, /. the check of a bridle 
 Sguanciare, to break the jaw 
 Sguancio, rn, a sguancio, awry 
 
 across 
 Sguardamento, m. look, aspect 
 Sguardare, to view, look ; to value 
 Sguardata,/. lock, countenance 
 Sguardatore, rn. a beholder, a look 
 
 er-on 
 Sguardatura, /. look 
 Sguardevole, a. valuable 
 Sguardo, m. a look, glance, view 
 Sguarnito, part, unfurnished 
 Sguazzare, to ford over, to swim 
 
 to feast, be merry 
 Sguernire, to unfurnish 
 Sguernito, part, unfurnished 
 Sgufare, to banter, ridicule 
 Sguinzagliare, to uncouple, to let 
 "loose 
 Sguisciare, to swim 
 Sguizzare.' to slide off, to run away 
 Sgusciare, to shell, (fruits, &c.) 
 "sgusciare delle noci, to crack nuts 
 Si, prcn. herself, himself, them- 
 selves ; si dice, they say ; si 
 pente, he repents; s'espose, he 
 - exposed himself 
 Si, ad. yes, so that ; thus, never- 
 theless 
 Si bene, ad. yes, truly 
 Sibilare, and Sibillare, to whistle, 
 
 to hiss, to incite, expose 
 Sibilato, part, hissed, whistled 
 Sibilla./. a sybil (a prophetess of 
 
 old) 
 Sibilo, m. whistling, hissing 
 Sibiloso, a. whistling 
 Sicario, m. murderer, an assassin 
 Siccera, /. strong drink 
 Sicche, and Si che, ad. therefore, 
 
 so that 
 Siccita,/. dryness, siccity 
 Siccome, and Si come, ad. as ; 
 siccome ho detto, as I have told 
 you 
 Siclo, m. shekel (a kind of Jewish 
 
 coin and measure) 
 Sicofanta, rn. an informer 
 Sicomoro, m. a sycamore-tree 
 Sicuramente, ad. surely, assuredly 
 certainly 
 
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 Sicuranza,/. security, safety, bold- 
 ness [rely on 
 
 Sicurare, to assure ; sicurarsi, to 
 
 Sicurato, part, assured 
 
 Sicurezza,/. safely, security 
 
 Sicurita, /. surery, bail 
 
 Si euro, a. safe, secure 
 
 Sicurt.i./. security, safety; render 
 sieurt.i, to defend ; fare a sicurta, 
 to be free with one 
 
 Sidere, to exist, stand 
 
 Siderite,/. iron-wort (an herb) 
 
 Stdo, m. a great cold 
 
 Sidro, m. cuter 
 
 Sk la,/, a seat, a chair 
 
 Si.'ilii. >n. an eye-salve 
 
 Siepaglia,/. a thicket 
 
 Siepare. to lie Ige round 
 
 Siepe, /. he Ige; tenere uno a 
 siepe, to k ep one in awe 
 
 Siere, and Sien, m. whey, serum 
 . f. serosity, wate'rishness 
 
 iSiernso, a. of whey 
 
 Sifiatto, and Si'fUto, a. such, 
 just so 
 
 SifMie. m. conduit pipe, engine 
 
 Sigill ue, to seal ; to confirm, fix 
 
 SigillatamJnte, ad. distinctly 
 
 Sigill -to. part, sealed, stopped 
 «.a seal 
 
 Signatura, f. signature, sign 
 
 Signifero, ?n. an ensign 
 
 Significamento, m. signification, 
 meaning 
 
 Significant^, a. signifying 
 
 Sigmfic'inza, /. signification, sense 
 
 Significare. 'o signify 
 
 Significative, a. significant 
 
 Significato, m. meaning, sense 
 
 SigiiiticAt >, part, signified 
 
 Significnzioue, /. meaning 
 
 Signora, f. mistress, madam 
 
 Signore, 771. lord, master, sir 
 
 Signer tale. m. master such a one 
 
 gevolc, a. imperious, ab- 
 
 B dute [empire 
 
 Sunoreggiamento, ?n. dominion, 
 
 Signoreggiante, a. reigning 
 
 Signoreggiare, to rule, govern ; 
 una rinrhiera che il giardino 
 tu'to signoreggiava. a balcony 
 which commanded fne whole 
 garden 
 
 I art. governed 
 
 Signoreggia r > > . m. a ruler 
 
 SUnorello, m. a petty lord 
 jc 1, a. mas f erly 
 
 Signorevole, and Si^norevile, a. 
 noble, graceful ; magisterial, 
 imperious 
 
 Signona. f. the court officers ; 
 lordship, dominion; la sua sig- 
 
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 noria, his lordship ; ne am6r, 
 ne signoria, neither love nor 
 command 
 Signortle, a. lordly, noble 
 Signorina, /. a young lady 
 Silenzio, m. silence, intermission ; 
 il silenzio della notte, the dead 
 of night ; inter j. hush ! peace 
 there ! 
 Silenzioso, a. silent 
 Sileos, m. heart-wort (an herb) 
 Silere, to be silent 
 Silermontano, m. lovage, or wild 
 
 heart-wort 
 Silice,/. a pebble 
 Siligine, /. a kind of wheat 
 Silio, m. the box-tree; fleabane 
 (an herb) [&c. 
 
 Siliqua, /. the shell of beans, peas, 
 Si M aba,/, a syllable 
 Sillabare, to spell the words 
 Sillabico, a. syllabical 
 Sillepsi./. a syllepsis 
 Sillogismo, m, a syllogism 
 SillogizzAre, to syllogize, to argue 
 Silobataamo, m. the wood of the 
 
 balsam- tree 
 Siloe, m. aloes (a shrub) 
 Silvano, a. rural, of the country 
 Silves'.re, and Silvestro, a. wild, 
 
 rural 
 Silvoso, a. woody 
 Simboleggiare, to concur, to sym- 
 bolize 
 Simboleita,/. conformity 
 Simbolico, a. symbolical 
 Simbolita,/. analogy, affinity 
 Simbolizzare, to symbolize 
 Simbolo, m. symbol, creed, badge, 
 
 sign 
 Simetria, /. symmetry 
 Simla,/, an ape 
 Simigliante, a. alike, such ; cose 
 
 simiglianti, tilings agreeable 
 Simigliantemeute, ad. likewise 
 Simiglianza, /. a resemblance 
 Simigliare, to resemble, to com- 
 pare 
 Simigliato, part, resembled 
 Simiglievole, a. resembling 
 Simile, a. alike, such ; simil cosa, 
 such a thing [match 
 
 Simile, m. the same thing, a good 
 Similitudlne, /. likeness, similitude 
 Similmente, ad. likewise 
 Simmetria,/. symmetry # 
 Simmetrico, a. symmetrical 
 Si mo, a. flat-nosed 
 Simoneggiare, and Simonizzdre, 
 
 to commit simony 
 Shnrmia,/. simony 
 Simoniaco, a. simoniacal 
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 Simonizzat6re, m. simonist 
 Simpatia,/. sympathy 
 Simpatico, a. sympathizing 
 Simpatizzire, to sympathize 
 Simplice, a. simple 
 Simplicita,/. simplicity 
 SimpOsico, a. of a feast 
 Simposio, m. a feast, a banquet 
 Simulacra, m. image 
 Simulare, to dissemble 
 Simulativo, a. dissembling 
 Simulate*, part, dissembled 
 Simulatore, m. a dissembler 
 Simulazione, /. dissembling; di» 
 
 guise 
 Sinagoga,/. synagogue 
 Sinalife, and Sinaleffe, /. syna- 
 
 lepha (elision) 
 Sin a tanto che, prep, till, until 
 Sinceramente, ad. sincerely 
 Sincerare, to exculpate ; since- 
 
 rarsi, to clear one's self 
 Sir.cerita, /. sincerity 
 Sincero, a. sincere, pure 
 Sinche, prep, till, until 
 Sincopa,Sincopatura, and Sincope, 
 /. a fainting; a syncope, in 
 grammar 
 Slncopare, to make a syncope 
 Sincopato, part, truncated 
 Sincopizzare, to faint away 
 Sincretismo, m. syncretism 
 Sincronismo, ?n. synchronism 
 Sindacamento, m. an account 
 Sindacare, to look over one's ac- 
 counts ; to blame, censure 
 Sindacato, m. and Sindacafura,/. 
 the giving up of accounts; an 
 order, or permission ; tenere a 
 sindacato, to call to an account 
 Sindaco, m. overseer, comptroller, 
 
 a syndic 
 Sinderesi,/. remorse, regret 
 Sindicale, a. syndical 
 Sindicare, to look over accounts, 
 
 to balance 
 Sindicato, m. see Sindacato 
 Sineddoche, /. a synecdoche (in 
 
 rhetoric) 
 Sineresi, /. a syneresis (contraction) 
 Sinestro, a. left 
 Sinfonia,/. symphony 
 Singhiottire, Singhiozzare, and 
 
 Singhiozzire, to sob, hickup 
 Singhiozzo, m. hickup, cough, sigh 
 Singolare, m. see Singuldre, and 
 
 it's derivatives 
 Singulare, a. singular, particular 
 Singulareggiare, to affect singu- 
 larity 
 Singulanta, /. singularity, oddity ; 
 rarity 
 
SIS 
 
 Singular) 7za re, to particularize 
 Singular! zzarsi, to be singular 
 Singularmente, ad. sing-. 
 Singulo, a. individual " 
 Singsilto, nu a sob, groan 
 Siniscalcato, rn. a seneschal's office 
 SiniscaJchia, /. a seneschal's juris- 
 diction 
 Siniscaico, m. steward, carver 
 Sunsira, /. the left hand ; da si- 
 ted hand 
 Sinistramente, ad. wretchedly, un- 
 
 Sinisrrare, to rage, to stumble 
 Sinistra, m. inconveniency, disas- 
 ter, mischance 
 Sinistra, a. left, sinister, unfortu- 
 fare una cosa con suo 
 hd s ::. to do a thing to one's 
 
 Sino, insino, prep, to, even to, as 
 far as, until ; sinadesso, hitherto ; 
 sino a quanio ? how long? sin 
 dove ? how far ? sin qui, hith- 
 erto 5 sin la, thitherto ; sino a 
 ie long as ; sin da ieri, 
 from yesteriay : e amato sino 
 i nemici, he is loved even 
 
 SLnodale, a. synodal 
 
 oodie 
 
 tod, convocation 
 Sinonimo, a. synonymous ; m. 
 
 Sinopia, /. rule, compass ; red 
 
 Sinbttico, a. shor*, correct 
 Sintassi, f. 
 Sintesi,/. syntti 
 Sintilla, /. a spark 
 
 , m, symptom 
 Sinuosita,/. crookedness 
 Sinuoso, a. oblique, crooked 
 Sione, rn, a whirlwind 
 Sipa, ad. yes 
 Sire, m, sire, sir 
 Sirena, /. siren, mermaid 
 Siringa, /. a syringe, syphon, or 
 crane 
 
 . part, syringed, squirted 
 Sirocchia, /. a 1 
 Sirocchievole, a. of a sister 
 Sirocco, rn. sou'h-east wind 
 
 m. sirup 
 
 mad Sesamo, m. sesame 
 
 rn. water.mint 
 Sissizio. rn. a club of friends 
 
 [ically 
 tamenle. ad, sysiemaT- 
 Sistema*ico. a. systematical 
 Stetro, rn, a g- 
 
 SMA 
 
 Share, to s'ink, smell 
 Sitibbndo, a. very thirsty; desir- 
 _-reedy 
 
 t thirsty 
 a place, situation, habita- 
 tion, house ; a stink 
 Situagione, /. and Situamento, m. 
 
 situation, posture 
 Situare, to situate, to seat 
 Situato, part, situated, placed 
 Situazione, /. situation, seat 
 Si veramente, ad. provided that 
 Slacciire, to unlace, untie 
 Slacciato, part, unlaced, untied 
 Slagare, to overflow 
 Slanciare, to launch ; slanciirsi, to 
 
 rush upon 
 Slandra, /. a prostitute 
 Slargare, to widen, open 
 Slattare, to wean a child 
 Slazzerare, to draw, get out 
 Sleile, a. disloval. unfaithful 
 Slealta, f. disloyalty 
 Slegamento, m. dissolution 
 Slegare, to untie, loosen ; slegirsi, 
 to get loose ; slegarsi dal sonno, 
 to awake 
 Slegatn, part, untied, loosened 
 Slitta, /. a sleigh 
 Slogire, to put out of joint 
 
 --,. to dislodge, remove 
 Slombare, to break one's back 
 Slongamento, and Slontanamento, 
 
 rn. distance, or removing 
 Slontanare, to remove, put off 
 Slungire, to lengthen, remove, 
 
 seal away 
 Smaecare, to defame, squash, vilify 
 Smaccato, part, defamed 
 
 . rn, an affront, abuse 
 Smagarsi, to despond, to retire 
 
 irt. discouraged^ 
 Smagliante, a. bright, shining 
 Smagliire, to break, or break 
 mashes ; to unpack ; to be 
 bright; smagliare il cuore ad 
 alcuno, to be disheartened 
 Smagramento, Smagrimento, rn. 
 and Smagratura. f. leanness 
 
 -. and Smagrire, to make 
 lean, to fall away 
 Smagrito, a. lean, "thin 
 Smaliziato, a. cunnin?, malicious 
 Smallare, to peel almonds, wal- 
 nuts, Sac, 
 Smaltare, to enamel ; to cover 
 
 over with mortar 
 Smal+a*ura./. enamelling 
 Smaltime. :. : a sale 
 
 Smaltire, to digest, concoct ; to 
 sell, or vend ; smaltire il vino, 
 to sleep one's self sober 
 
 SME 
 
 Smaltista, and Smaltitore, m. an 
 
 enameller 
 Smaltitoio, m. a sink, canal 
 Smalto, rn. cement, mortar, basis, 
 ground, a pavement, or floor ; 
 enamel; pingere in ismalto, tc 
 enamel 
 Smanceria, /. niceness 
 Smanceroso, part, affected 
 Smania, and Smaniatura, /. mad- 
 ness, fury, rage ; menare smanie, 
 to grow mad 
 Smanjante, a. furious 
 Smaniare, to rage, fume, fret, 
 
 bluster 
 Smaniglia, /. a bracelet 
 Smanioso, a. furious, mad 
 Smantellare, to dismantle 
 Smanzeroso, a. given to love ; 
 donna smanzerosa, a general 
 lover 
 Smangiere, m. a beau, a spark 
 Smargiasso, 771. a bully 
 Smargiasseria, and Smargiassata, 
 /. bullying, ostentation, rodo- 
 montade 
 Smarrimento, rn. wandering, loss ; 
 fear, amazement ; smarrimenio 
 di forze, loss of strength ; awer- 
 tite di cader un' altra volta in 
 simile smarrimento, take care 
 not to commit again such a mis- 
 take 
 Smarrire, to miss, to lose ; smar- 
 rirsi, to be disheartened ; to lose 
 one's way 
 Smarrito, part, missed, lost 
 Smascellare, to put the jawbone 
 out : smascellar delle risa, to 
 laugh intensely 
 Smascellatamente, ad. immode- 
 rately 
 Smascherare, to unmask 
 Sinascherato, part, unmasked 
 Smattonire, to unpave 
 Smattonatura, /. demolishing 
 Smelare, to take out the honey- 
 combs 
 Smembrare, to dismember 
 Smembrato, pari, dismembered 
 Smemoraggine, Smemorataggine, 
 /. and Smemoramento, m. for- 
 getfulness, stupidity 
 Smemorare, to forget, grow stupid 
 Sroemorato, a. stupid, dull 
 Smenomare, to diminish, lessen 
 Smenticanza, /. forgetfulness, 
 
 oblivion 
 Smenticare, to forget 
 Smenticato, a. forgotten 
 SmeriUre, to give' the lie; smen« 
 tirsi, to belie one's self 
 
SMO 
 
 Smentito, part, belied 
 Smeraldino, a. of the colour of an 
 
 emerald 
 Smjeraldo, m. an emerald 
 Smergo, m. a plunge in (a sea-bird) 
 Smerigliare, to polish with emery 
 bnieiiilio, 771. emery ; a merlin 
 
 (bird of prey) 
 Snierlo, m. a blackbird 
 Sin jsso, a. laid aside 
 Smezzamento. m. division 
 Smid)l!are, to take ihe marrow ; 
 
 to discover, to explain 
 Smilace, /. rose-weed, or withy- 
 wee. 1 
 Smill.'uita, m. a boaster 
 SniHzo, a. small, slender, thin, 
 
 lean 
 Sminchionare, to jest, to jeer 
 Sminuimento, ?n. diminution 
 Sminuire, to diminish 
 Sminuito, part, diminished 
 Sminuzzanninto, m. a cutting to 
 
 pieces [cut, to mince 
 
 Sminuzzare, and Sminuzzolare, *o 
 Smisurabile, and Smisurato, a. 
 
 immeasurable, excessive 
 Smisuratamente, ad. excessively 
 Smisuratezza,/. immensity 
 Smoccolare, to snuff the candle 
 "Smocoola oio, m, and Smoccola- 
 
 toie,/. the snuffers 
 Smoccrdatore, m. a snuffer 
 Smoccolatura,/. candle snuff 
 Smodamento, m. immoderation, 
 
 excess 
 Smodato, o. immoderate 
 Smoderamento, m. and Smoderan- 
 
 za, /. excessiveness, excess 
 Smoderatamente,aef. immoderately 
 Smodera'ezza, /. excess [rate 
 
 Smoderato, a. excessive, immode- 
 Smogliato, m. a single man, a 
 
 bachelor 
 Sinontare, to descend ; smontar le 
 
 scale, to go down stairs ; smon- 
 
 tare in terra, to land ; smontar 
 
 di colore, to fade 
 Smontato, a. descended, pale 
 Smorb.'ire, to cure an infection 
 Smorbato, part, cured, cleansed 
 Sniorfia, f. mockery, jest, grimace 
 Siiio fioso, part, affected 
 Smorire, to grow pale 
 Smr.rsare, to unbridle, to take out 
 
 of one's mouth [wan, sallow 
 Smorto, and Smorti'o, a. pale, 
 SmorzAre, to extinguish, put out 
 Smorzato, part, extinguished 
 S^o sa, /. motion 
 bmosso, part, moved, altered, out 
 
 of joint 
 
 SOB 
 
 Smottare, to tumbledown (as earth 
 from a bank, &c.) 
 
 Smovitura, /. a moving, motion 
 
 Smozzicare, to mangle, cut ; smoz- 
 zicar le parole, to clip one's 
 words 
 
 Smucciare, to slip or glide 
 
 Smiignere, to dry up ; smugnersi, to 
 ruin one's self 
 
 Smunire, to reinstate [ed 
 
 Smiinto, a. lean, meager, exhaust- 
 
 Smuovere, to move, stir, shake; 
 pervert, excite, stir up 
 
 Smunire, to pull down walls, dis- 
 mantle 
 
 Smussare, to break the corners 
 
 Smnsso, a. broken 
 
 Snamorare, to cease to love 
 
 Snamorato, part, cured of love 
 
 Snasato, a. noseless 
 
 Snaturare, to be unnatural, to 
 change nature 
 
 Snaturato, a. unnatural 
 
 Snellamente, ad. nimbly 
 
 Snelletto, a. brisk, nimble 
 
 Snellezza, and Snellita, /. agility, 
 quickness 
 
 Snello, a. brisk, active, nimble 
 
 Snerbare, see Snervare, and its 
 derivatives 
 
 Snervamento, m. weakness 
 
 Snervare, to enervate, to cut, or 
 break the nerves 
 
 Snervatezza, /. weakness 
 
 Snervato, part, enervated 
 
 Snidare, and Sn ; Jiare, to unnestle 
 
 Snidato, a. "flown from the nest 
 
 Snighittirsi, to grow brisk 
 
 Sninfio, m. a spark, a beau 
 
 Snocciolare, to take out the kernels ; 
 to explain ; to pay in ready cash 
 
 Snocciolatamente, ad. plainly 
 
 Snodamento, m. untying 
 
 Snodare, to undo, untie, disjoin 
 
 Snodato, part, untied 
 
 Snodatura,/. a joint 
 
 Snudare, to unsheath 
 
 Soatto, Sovatto, and Sovattolo, to. 
 a strap of leather 
 
 Soave, a. sweet, pleasant, quiet, 
 calm ; ad. sweetly, softly ; cam- 
 minare con soave pas«o, to walk 
 gently [ly, softly, patiently 
 
 Soavemente, ad. pleasantly, quiet- 
 
 Soavita, /. sweetness, mildness, 
 gentleness 
 
 Soavizzare, to sweeten 
 
 Sobbissare, to swallow up 
 
 Sobbollimento, m. a light ebulli- 
 tion 
 
 Sobbollire, to boil gently 
 
 Sobborgo, to. suburb 
 
 SOD 
 
 Sobillamento, m. seduction 
 Sobillare, to seduce 
 Sobissai e, to cast into an abyss 
 Sobole,/. (Latin word,) ottspring 
 Sobriamente, ad. soberly 
 Sobrieta,/. sobriety, moderation 
 Sobrio, a. sober, temperate 
 Soccedere, to succeed 
 Socchiamare, to call softly 
 Socchiudere, to shut up 
 Socchiiiso, a. shut close; tenere 
 l'occhio socchiuso, not to take 
 notice 
 Soccio, m. and Soccita, /. a part- 
 nership in cattle 
 Socco, ?ri. sock, pump, buskin 
 Socc6mbere, to yield 
 Soccorrenza, /. a looseness 
 Socc6rrere, to succour, help ; soc- 
 
 corrersi, to remember 
 Soccorrevole, a. helping, auxiliary 
 Soccorso, and Soccorrimento, m. 
 
 help, relief 
 Soccorso, part, helped, assisted 
 Sociabile, and Sociale, a. sociable 
 Socialita, /. sociableness 
 Societa,/. society, union 
 Socio, to. companion 
 Soda,/, soda, potash 
 Sodale, to. a companion 
 Sodalizio, m. company 
 Sodamente, ad. surely, safely, brisk- 
 ly, stoutly [curity, basis 
 Sodamento, m. establishment, se- 
 Sodare, to promise, to make firm 
 Soddiaconato, m. subdeaconship 
 Soddiacono, to. a subdeacon 
 Soddisfacente, a. satisfactory 
 Soddisfacentemente, ad. sufficiently 
 Soddisfacimento, m. satisfaction 
 Soddisfare, to satisfy, be agreeable, 
 
 please 
 Soddisfatto, a. satisfied, content 
 Soddisfazione, and Soddisfattura, 
 
 /. satisfaction, statement 
 Soddotta, /. seduction 
 Sod du cere, to seduce 
 SoJducimento, m. seduction 
 Sodducitore, m. a seducer 
 Soddiirre, and Sodducere, (see Se- 
 durre, and its derivatives,) to se- 
 duce 
 Sodezza, /. firmness, courage, so- 
 lidity, steadiness, obstinacy, con- 
 stancy 
 Sodisfare, (see Soddisfare,) to satisfy 
 Sodo, to. foundation, basis; bail, 
 
 security; uncultivated grounds 
 Sodo, a.'firm, solid, steady, con- 
 stant, thick, hard, sure, strong, 
 intrepid ; stnr sodo, to stand fast ; 
 ad. fast, solidly 
 
SOF 
 
 Soducimento, to. and Soduzione, 
 
 /. seduction, deceit 
 Sofa, in. a sofa, easy seat 
 Soflerente, a. patient, sullering 
 Sofferenza, /. patience, sufferance 
 Sofferevole, a. tolerable 
 Softcrimento, rn. patience 
 Sofferire, to sillier, endure ; soffe- 
 
 rirsi, to abstain from 
 Sofferitore, to. a sufferer 
 Sotfermare, to stop for a short 
 
 while 
 Soffermata,/. a pause 
 Soffiamento, m. a blowing, slander 
 Soffiare, to blow ; to excite, pant ; 
 
 stir up ; sofinrsi il naso, to blow 
 
 the nose ; soffiare ad un comme- 
 
 diante, to prompt a player ; 
 
 aprir la bocca a soffiare, to talk 
 
 at random 
 Soffiat6re, to. a blower, prompter 
 Sofficcare, to conceal, hide 
 Soffice, a. pliant, soft 
 Sofficemente, ad. softly 
 Sofficiente, a. sufficient 
 Sofficien'emente, ad. sufficiently, 
 
 enough 
 Sofficienza, /. sufficiency, ability, 
 
 skill, abundance 
 Sofficienzia, /. sufficiency 
 Soffietto, m. a pair of bellows 
 Soffio, to. breath, blowing 
 Soffiola,/. melilot (an herb) 
 Soffione, in. bellows, or cane to 
 
 blow fire with ; a prompter; a. 
 
 proud, vain 
 Soffioneria, /. pride, presumption 
 Soffit ta,/. a??/iSoffitto, m. a garret ; 
 
 ajutty ; entablature (in archi- 
 tecture) 
 Soffitto, a. concealed, hid 
 Soffitt.'ire, to ceil, to overlay 
 Soffocante, a. suffocating 
 Soffogamento, m. and Soffogazione, 
 
 /. suffocation 
 Soffogire, to stifle, suffocate 
 Soffogato, part, suffocated 
 Soflbl to, part, propped, supported 
 Soffornn to, part, vaulted 
 Soffniganeo, a. suffrazan, subject 
 Soffratta, /. want, scarcity ; quan- 
 
 do sarb morto avrai so'tfratta di 
 
 me, you will miss me when I 
 
 am dead 
 Soffregamento, to. a gentle friction 
 Soffregare, to rub gently ; to offer, 
 
 or urge 
 Soffrenza, f. pa'ience 
 Soffribile, a. tolerable 
 Soffrigsrere, to fry lightly 
 Soffrire, to suffer, endure 
 Soffritto, m. a fricassee; a. fried 
 
 SOL 
 
 Soffumicare, to smoke, perfume 
 Sofisnia, and Sofismo, to. a soph- 
 ism, a false argument 
 Sofista, rn. a sophist, a sophister 
 Sofisteria, and Sohstichera, /. 
 sophistry [falsely 
 
 Sofisticamente, ad. sophistically, 
 Sofisticare, to wrangle, cavil 
 Soristicato, a. wrangled, jangled, 
 
 sophisticated 
 Sofistico, m. a sophist 
 Sofistico, a. sophistical, deceitful 
 Soggettabile, a. tameable 
 Soggettamente,ad. serviceably, obe- 
 diently 
 Soggettamenfo, rn. subjection 
 Soggettare, to subdue 
 Soggcitto, m. a subject, object 
 Soggetto, a. subject, lying below 
 Soggezione,/. subjection, ceremony 
 Sogghignare, to smile, simper 
 Sogghigno, m. a smile 
 Soggiacente, part, subjected 
 Soggiacere, to be subject 
 Soggiaciniento, m. submission 
 Soggiogaia,/. dewlap of beasts 
 Soggiogamento, in. a subduing 
 Soggiogare, to conquer, subdue 
 Soggiogato, part, subdued 
 Soggiogatore, m. conqueror 
 Soggiogazione, /. a conquest, a 
 
 subduing 
 Soggiogo, m. the dewlap of oxen 
 Soggiornare. to sojourn, stay ; to 
 live, dwell; keep, preserve; to 
 delay, labour 
 Soggiornato, part, sojourned 
 Soggjorno, rn. abode, residence ; 
 
 care, attention 
 Soggiu^nere, to add, reply 
 Soggiugnimentn, m. addition, a re- 
 ply 
 Soggiuntivo, to. the subjunctive 
 
 mood (in grammar) 
 Soggiunto, part, added, replied 
 Soggolo, m. the band of a bridle ; 
 
 a kind of tucker worn by nuns 
 Soglia,/. a threshold 
 Sogliare, rn. threshold 
 Soglin, rn. a throne ; a threshold 
 Sogliola, /. a sole (a fish) 
 Soimnnte, a. dreaming 
 Sognare, to dream, fancy, think 
 Sognato, part, dreamed 
 Sognatore, m. a dreamer 
 So^no, m. a dream 
 Soia, /. a banter, a wheedling; 
 
 silk 
 Soi'ire, to wheedle, to banter 
 Sola,/, a shallop, or great boat 
 Sol'iio, to. the floor, the ceiling 
 Solamente, ad. only, solely 
 270 
 
 SOL 
 
 Solano, m. morel (an herb) 
 Solare, a. solar, of the sun 
 Solatio, to. a place exposed to the 
 
 sun 
 Solatio, a. exposed to the sun, sunny 
 Solato, part, new-soled 
 Sola<ro, rn. morel, or night -shade 
 Solcare, to plough ; to sail 
 Solcato, part, furrowed 
 Solchevole, a. arable 
 Soldo, m. a conserve, pickle 
 Solco, to. a furrow, track, wrinkle, 
 
 road, way 
 Soldano, m. sultan 
 Soldare, to recruit [diers 
 
 Soldataglia, /. a troop of bad sol- 
 Soldate: ca, and Soldateria, /. the 
 
 soldiery; scoundrels 
 Soldatesco, a. military 
 Soldato, 77i. soldier, warrior 
 Soldato, a. kept in pay 
 Soldo, m. sous, pay 
 Sole, m. the sun ; aver al s61e, to 
 
 have an estate [brella 
 
 Solecchio, m. a parasol, an um- 
 Solecismo, m. a solecism 
 Soleggiare, to dry in the sun 
 Solenne, a. solemn, splendid, fa- 
 mous ; solenne giuocatore, 
 
 noted gamester 
 Solenneggiare, to solemnize 
 Solennemente, ad. solemnly 
 Solennita,/. glory, pomp ; a festi 
 
 val day 
 Solennizzare, to celebrate 
 Solennizzato, part, celebrated, sol- 
 emnized 
 Solennizzazi. ne, /. and Solennia 
 
 zamento, rn. celebration 
 Solere, to be accustomed ; to use 
 Solerte, a. careful, watchful 
 Solerzia,/. care, diligence 
 Soletta, /. sole, sock, foot of a 
 
 stocking 
 Soletto, a. alone, sole 
 Sol fa,/, gamut (in. music) 
 Solfanaria, /. a sulphur mine 
 Solfanello, m. a match 
 Solfato, a. sulphureous 
 Snlfeggiare, to sing in gamut 
 Sol fo^ 771. sulphur 
 Solforare, to mix sulphur 
 Solforato, a. sulphureous 
 Solicchio, to. a parasol, or umbrella 
 Solidamente, ad. soundly 
 Solidare, to consolidate 
 Solidario, a. (law term;) contratt© 
 
 solidirio, a contract in solido, or 
 
 for the whole 
 Solidezza, and Solidita,/. solidity, 
 
 soundness 
 Solido, a. solid, thick 
 
SOL 
 
 Solido, m. a solid having three 
 
 dimensions; solido (law term) 
 Soliloquio, m. a soliloq jy 
 Bolimato, in. sub imate 
 Sdilnfo, (i. solitary, lonely 
 S^lio, in. a throne, or royal seat 
 Sofitariamente, a J. solitarily 
 Solitario, a. solitary 
 Soiit >, «. esual, used, accustomed. 
 Al soli to. ad. as usual ; al suo 
 soli;o, his custom 
 Soli: iid inc. /, a solitude 
 Solivago, a. wandering alone 
 Sollal7~Te, to lift up a little 
 Sollazy-'ire, to divert; sollazzarsi, 
 to rejoice, to recreate 
 \ erted 
 SoUaoatore, in. a merry fellow 
 >le, a. merry, plea ? ant 
 Solla/zevolmeiite, ad. merrily, 
 conifoitably [solace, comfort 
 Sollazzo, at id Sollazzamento, m. 
 Sollecherare, to leap for joy 
 SoUecitamente, ad. diligently, with 
 
 tineas 
 Sollecitamento. m. and Sollecita- 
 . . s dicit \in:i. persuasion 
 Solleciiare, to make haste; to so- 
 licit, urge, inci:e 
 
 ilivo, "• soliciting 
 Solltcitato, part, solicited 
 Sollecitatora,/. trouble, care 
 Sollecitazione./. solicitation 
 Sollecito, a. solicitous, ardent, un- 
 easy, careful, pensive 
 Solleci:udiiie, /. harte, industry, 
 care, eagerness, commission, 
 order 
 Solleticamento, m. tickling 
 Solletic'ire. to tickle 
 Solleticato. part. Mckled 
 Sollctico, m, a tickling; an amuse- 
 ment ; in son d'oamin pioprio 
 solletico, I am the sport of every 
 body 
 
 jnto, m. and Solleva- 
 zione, /. a lifting, insurrection, 
 revolt, sedition; a comfort, a 
 relief 
 So leva re. to raise up ; to assuage ; 
 refre-h ; to revolt, to rest; to 
 recrta'e ; to move, agitate ; sol- 
 lev tm, to unbend one's spirits ; 
 ■ up in arms 
 lollevatezza,/. sublimity 
 BoHevatO, i<nrt. lifted, raised 
 SrllevaVire. m. a seditions n an 
 Sollevazioue. /. a seJition, a rais- 
 ing or lifting up 
 Sollicitamente, ad. quickly, oare- 
 fullv [quickoe* 
 
 Sollicitamento, m. solicitation, 
 
 SOM 
 
 Sollicltare, to hasten, urnc ; sollici- 
 
 l.uvi. t.- afflict "i.. *s si II 
 S illicitalivo, a. soliciting 
 Sollicjtazi me,/, s i 
 
 Sulliei'n. a. uneasy, | i nsive 
 SoHicitudine, /. haste, quickness, 
 solicitude, i are 
 
 Sollievo, m. ease, comfort, relief 
 
 Sollione, m. the dug-days 
 
 Sollo, </. mi llow, soil 
 
 Skrilucheramento, m. a tickling, 
 t< nderness 
 
 Sollucherare, to tickle 
 
 Sol ), a. alone, lonely ; fui con lui 
 da solo a solo, there were only 
 he and myself 
 
 Solo. ad. only 
 
 Soloche, cunj. provided, except 
 
 Solstizi.ile, and Solsiiziario, o. be- 
 longing to the solstice 
 
 Solstlzio, ///. solstice 
 
 Soltanto, a. only, alone 
 
 Soltanto, ad. only, but 
 
 Sohantoche, com", provided 
 
 Solubile, a. soluble 
 
 Solutivo, a. solutive 
 
 Soluto, a. dissolved, free 
 
 Snluzione, /. a solution 
 
 Solvente, a. solvent 
 
 Solvere, to dissolve; melt; to un- 
 tie, undo ; to resolve, declare ; 
 to free, deliver, absolve ; to 
 separate, divide ; to pay; sol- 
 vere il matrimonio, to annul a 
 marriage; solveie il desio, to 
 gratify one's desires 
 
 Solvin.ento, m. untying; an ex- 
 planation 
 
 Soma, /. a burden, a load, a sum ; 
 a soma, plentifully; per le vie 
 s'acconcian le some, use makes 
 all things easy ; pareggiar le 
 some, to act impartially 
 
 Somaraccio, m. a vile beast 
 
 Soman), m. an ass 
 
 Someggiare, to carry a burden 
 
 Somiere, m. a beast of burden 
 
 Somigiiante, a. alike, like 
 
 Somiglianza,/. a resemblance 
 
 Somigliftre, to resemble, to com- 
 pare, to confront 
 
 Somiglievole, a. resembling, like 
 
 Somn.a. /. a sum, pi'ch, top, re- 
 sult, conclusion : far somma, to 
 multiply ; in somma, in short, 
 in a w oid 
 
 Sbirrmacco, 777. sumach (a shrub ;) 
 leather tanned with sumach 
 
 ente, ad. mightily, sum- 
 marily, shortly 
 
 Sommarp, to sum. cast up fstract 
 
 Sommark), m. a summarv, an ab- 
 271 
 
 SON 
 
 Somxnirio, a. short, concise, sum 
 
 mary 
 
 . | art. cast up; m. the 
 
 total [sink 
 
 . re, to drown, submerge, 
 
 Sonimergii : i, m. ortd Sommi r» 
 
 Bione, j. plunging, drowning, 
 
 subn. vision 
 jvaiiliicrso, ; art. drow nrd 
 S ttmji Btamente, ad. subuiissively, 
 
 softly 
 Sommessione, /. submission 
 Sommessivo, a. submissive 
 Bommesso, part, submitted; voce 
 
 somnies a, a low voice 
 Sommctteie, to sulmitj subdue 
 SomministiAre, to furnish 
 Somministrato, part, furnished 
 SoiDiniiiistrazione, /. a providing 
 Son.missione, /. submission 
 Sommista, m. a compiler 
 Sommita, /. summit, lop; sublin> 
 
 B ity 
 
 Sommo, m. top 
 
 Sommo, a. highest, chief, supreme 
 
 Sommossa, /. instigation, comnu>* 
 tion 
 
 Somnmsso, part, moved 
 
 Sommovimehto, m. and Sommo* 
 zione, /. a solicitation, an insur- 
 rection 
 
 Sommovitore, rn. an instigator, a 
 seditious man [cite 
 
 Sommuovere, to move, stir up, in- 
 
 Sonagliare, to ring little bells 
 
 Sbnlgliata, f. a ringing of little 
 bells 
 
 Sonagliera,/. a collar of bells 
 
 Sonaglie, m. a little bell ; a bubble 
 
 Sonamento, m. a ringing 
 
 Sonante, a. sounding, ringing, 
 blustering 
 
 Sonare, to sound, to play on any 
 instrument; to resound; sing 
 arovind ; sonare a raccolta, to 
 sound the retreat : sonare a mar- 
 tello, to ring the alarm-bell ; 
 sonarla a uno, to speak plain to 
 one ; to put a trick upon one 
 
 Sonata,/, a sonata 
 
 Sonato, part, sounded 
 
 Sonatore, m. a musician, an in- 
 stmment-player 
 
 Sonatiira, and Sonazi6ne, /. a 
 sound, or rinering 
 
 Sonco. rn. sow-thistle fa plant) 
 
 SonettAnte, Sonetta'rtre, and So- 
 nettiere, m. a sonnetteer, a com- 
 poser of Sonne's 
 
 Sorettare, to make sonnets 
 
 Sonettino, and Sonettuccio, m. a 
 little sonnet 
 
SOP 
 
 Sooetto, nu a sonnet 
 Sonevole, a. resounding 
 Sonnacchioni, ad. drc 
 Sonnaechioso, a. sleepy, drowsy 
 Sonneechiare, and Sonneggiare, to 
 
 s ...mber 
 Sonneliino, and Sonnetto, m. a 
 
 little sleep, a nap 
 Sonniferare, to slumber 
 Sonnifero, nu an opiate 
 Sonnifero, and Sonniferoso, a. 
 
 causing sleep, soporiferous 
 Sonuo, nu sleep, rest 
 Sonnolente, and Sonnolento, a. 
 
 Sonnolenza, sleepiness, drowsi- 
 ness; sonnolenza continua, a 
 lefjfau 
 
 Sonnottare, to spend the night un- 
 der : [loudly 
 Sonoramente, ad. harr: 
 
 Sonoro, a, sonorous* 
 
 2. heavy, dull 
 Sentuosamen-e, ad. sumptuously 
 
 (BUB3 
 
 n i] ruous 
 Soperchiamente, ad. excessively 
 Soperchiaruento, rn. superfluity 
 Soperchiante, a. affronting, inso- 
 lent [ness 
 
 Soperchiire. to offend, "cheat ; af- 
 front, abuse, surpass, excel 
 
 Sopercbj : =.ssed 
 
 Soperchiatbre, nu an overbearing 
 fellow [fraud 
 
 Soperchieria, /. oppression, injury, 
 
 Soperchievole, a. 
 
 = .•■" - . I „y.\e 
 
 Soperchio". rn. excess, superfluity ; 
 ogni scperchio rompe il coper- 
 chio, too much of any thing is 
 good for nothing 
 
 Sopercbio, a. excessive ; ad. too I 
 much [asleep ! 
 
 Sopire, to quench, suppress, lay 
 
 Sopfto, fart. "suppressed, drowsy ' 
 
 Sopbre, rn. sleepiness 
 
 Soporifero, a. soporific 
 
 Soppslco. nu the ceiling cf a room 
 
 Soppannare, to line a coat, to 
 wear many d 
 
 Soppanna'.o. part . lined, &c 
 
 ' . nu a lining ; ad. under 
 the c 
 
 Soppassare. to w'rher 
 
 Soppesf'. a. bruised 
 
 Soppiaco. ad. ■ 
 
 Soppiantare, to trip' up, to supplant 
 
 SOP 
 
 re, to conceal 
 
 : 
 
 Soj piatto, a. secret ; di soppiatto, 
 ad. sc: 
 
 Soppiattbne," nu a dissembler, a 
 deceitful man 
 
 Sop j idiino, nu a kind of box 
 
 ...;:. subdue, to put 
 under ; sopptirre il parto, to sup- 
 pose, to substitute a child 
 
 Sopportabile, o. sufferable, tolera- 
 
 Sopportante, a. patient 
 Sopportare, to sutler, bear up, sup- 
 port, ensure 
 Soppcnato, j: art. suffered, borne 
 Scpportazione, /. toleration 
 Sopporevole, a. tolerable 
 Sopposto, part, supposed, put un- 
 der 
 Soppozzare, to pfange 
 Sopprecdere, to surprise 
 
 rress 
 Soppressare, to press, oppress, 
 
 grieve 
 Soppressato, part, pressed 
 Soppressione, /. suppression, op- 
 pression 
 Soppresso, pert . oppressed 
 
 ere, to oppress, suppress 
 Soppriore. nu subprior, vicar 
 
 prep, upon, on, over, more, 
 near, above, beyond, except ; 
 morir sopra parto, to die in 
 childbed ; sopra mode, very 
 much 
 
 : iante, a. soperal 
 .lanza, / great plenty, 
 excess 
 Soprabbondare, to superabonnd, be 
 over and above 
 
 .ievcle, a. excessive, 
 KUpeifli 
 Soprabboi/Jevolezza, /. superabun- 
 dance, excess [eel lent 
 ~. very good, ex- 
 Sopraccapo, rn. a superintendent 
 SopraccaluTO. part, happened 
 Sopraccaricare, to overload 
 
 . :co, m. a new bad, sur- 
 : s^pracearieo d'un va- 
 scello. a supercargo 
 Sopraccp.rla, /. a cover 
 
 i S^pracceleniale, 
 a. super-celestial, mrrac 
 Sopiaceennare, to mention above 
 . r^.to, part, above-men- 
 
 ■ —. -j. most evident 
 
 Sopracchiedere, to exact, ask too 
 
 much 
 Sopracchinsa,/. a cover 
 272 
 
 SOP 
 
 Sepraccielo, nu a tester of a bed 
 Sopracciglio, m. eyebrow 
 Sopraccio, m. a superintendent 
 Sopraccitato, a. above-said, abov» 
 quoted [of a galley 
 
 Sepraccbmito, m. the chief officer 
 Sopraccompeiare, to overpay 
 Sopraeconsclo, nu a tribunal at 
 Venice [ter-point 
 
 Sopraccoperta, /. a cover ; a coun- 
 Sopraccbrrere. to run to^ ards 
 Sopraccuoco, m. a head cook 
 Sopraddente, nu a gag-tooth; so- 
 praddenti di cavallo, wolves' 
 teeth 
 Sopraddetto, part, above-mentioned 
 Sopraddottaie, to give a larger 
 
 portion 
 Sopraddote, and Sopraddbta, /. 
 paraphernalia, a bride's pin- 
 money [praise 
 Sopraesabazione, /. uncommon 
 
 . i i. /. a surface 
 Sopra rfa re, to overpower, oppress, 
 overcome [over-ripe 
 
 Sopraffato, part, overpowered, 
 Sopraffine, and Sopraffino, a. su- 
 perfine, very fine 
 SoprafEorire, to flourish again 
 Sopraggalea, /. the admiral's galley 
 Sopraggirare.'to turn again 
 
 :. fa. overcasting, knot- 
 ting [a place 
 Sopraggiudicire, to command over 
 mere, to come unexpect- 
 ed, to add [overtaken 
 Sopraggiunto, pari, come upon, 
 
 gp&nde, a. very great 
 Sopraggravare, to overload 
 Sopragguirdia,/. the chief body of 
 
 the guard 
 Sopraiudorire, to double gild 
 Soprallegato, a. above-mentioned 
 Sopralzare, to lift up 
 Sopramabile, a. very lovely 
 Soprammano, ad. with one's hand 
 bred up; insolentlv, immoder- 
 atelv 
 Soprammano, m. a blow given by 
 
 lifting up one's hand 
 Sorramn.a'bne, m. a thin brick 
 wall [tioned 
 
 Sopramrnentcvato, a. above-men- 
 Sopranimis ira. ad. extremely 
 Diodo, ad. ex'remely" 
 Sopramontire, to grow up 
 Scpranamente, ad. admirably 
 Sopranimo, ad. with animosity 
 Soprannaturale, a. supernatural 
 Soprarjnestare, to ingraft again 
 Sopranno, a. (said of cattle,) above 
 a year old 
 
SOP 
 
 Soprannomare, to surname 
 Soprannomato, part, sumamed 
 Soprannome, in. a surname 
 Soprannominare, to surname, to 
 
 nickname 
 Soprannomhnto, part. above- 
 named, surnamed 
 Sopran notary to swim above 
 Soprannumerario, a. supernume- 
 rary- 
 Soprano, m. treble voice, or singer 
 Soprano, a. superior 
 Sopransegna, /. a mark, token, a 
 
 uniform 
 Soprantendeute, and Scprantendi- 
 
 tbre, nu overseer, surveyor 
 Sopranteudenza, /. superintenden- 
 
 cy, command 
 Sop'rantendere, to surpass in knowl- 
 edge, to have a superintendency 
 Soprappagare, to overpay 
 Soprapparto, ad. in the lying-in 
 
 time 
 Soprappeso, in. a surcharge 
 Soprappiacente, a. very agreeable 
 Soprappiagnere, and Soprappian- 
 
 gere, to dissolve into tears 
 Soprappieno, a. very full 
 Soprappigliare, to invade 
 Soprappiu, m. the overplus; ad. 
 
 moreover, besides 
 Soprapponimento, rru an opposi- 
 tion 
 Soprapporre, to put over, to add, 
 to join to, set upon ; to prefer, 
 fix [ed work 
 
 Soprapposta, /. relievo, or branch- 
 Soprapposto, part, put over 
 Soprapprendere, to surprise 
 Soprapprendimento, m. surprising, 
 
 sunrise 
 Soprappreso, part, surprised 
 Soprarragionamento, m. an epi- 
 logue [further 
 Soprarrasionare, to add, to say 
 Soprarrecato, o. above-said 
 Soprarrivare, to happen unexpect- 
 edly, come after 
 Soprasberga, f. a soldier's coat 
 Soprascritta, /. an inscription, a su- 
 perscription, or direction 
 Soprascrit'o, part, above-written 
 Soprascritto, m. inscription, epi- 
 taph 
 Soprascrivere, to superscribe 
 Soprascrizione, /. an inscription 
 Sopraspendere. to spend too much, 
 
 to run in debt 
 Soprasperinza, /. hope 
 Sopras>azliente, rn. a pilot 
 Sopra-salire, to over^alt [ly 
 
 Soprassalire, to attack unexpected 
 18 
 
 SOP 
 
 Soprassalto, in. a relievo 
 Soprassapere, to be too knowing, 
 
 to braa; 
 Soprassedere, to supersede 
 Soprassegnare, to make sign ; so- 
 
 prasseguirsi, to wear a mark 
 Soprassegnato, part, marked 
 S>pi i>st ; a;no, m. a sign, mark 
 Soprasseminare, to sow again 
 Soprassenuo, in. sound sense 
 Soprasservo, m. worse than a slave 
 Soprassete, /. excessive thirst 
 S.prassoma,/. a surcharge 
 Soprassustanza, /. substance 
 Soprassustanziile, a. of a finer sub- 
 stance 
 Soprastamento, m. superiority; a 
 
 demurrer (law term) 
 Soprastante, m. a superintendent 
 Soprastante, a. high, insolent, dila- 
 tory, eminent, imminent 
 Soprastantemtinte, ad. chiefly 
 Soprastanza, /. superintendency, a 
 
 delay 
 Soprastare, to command, conquer, 
 
 restrain, delay, overcome 
 Soprastato, part, subdued; old 
 Soprato, part, excelled 
 Sopratodos, rn. a surtout, great coat, 
 
 an overall 
 Soprattenere, to detain 
 Soprattetto, ad. on the roof 
 Soprattieni, m. a delay, respite 
 Soprattutto, ad. above all 
 Sopravanzamento, m. the overplus 
 Sopravauzare, to surpass, excel ; 
 
 to spout out 
 Sopravanzo, m. remainder, residue, 
 overplus [ly 
 
 Sopravvedere, to observe attentive- 
 Sopravveduto, a. cautious, wary 
 Sopravvegnente, a. unexpected 
 Sopravvegnenza, /. unexpected ar- 
 rival 
 Sopravveudere, to overrate 
 Sopravvenente, a. befalling, unex- 
 pected 
 Sopravvenlmcnto, m. unexpected 
 
 event, or arrival 
 Sopravvenire, to come unexpected- 
 ly, to happen 
 Sopravvento, m. a favourable 
 wind ; an insult ; an affront ; 
 venir sopravvento, to surprise, 
 deceive 
 Sopravveniito, pr/rt. come unex- 
 pectedly ; fummo sopravvenuti 
 dalla pio^gia, we were caught 
 in the rain 
 Sopravveste. and SopravveVa, /. a 
 trooper's cloak, a coat of mail, a 
 surtout 
 
 273 
 
 SOR 
 
 Sopravvincere, to be superior; to 
 
 excel, surpass very much 
 Sopravvivente, a. surviving 
 Sopravvivenza, /. survivance 
 Sopravvivere, to survive 
 Sopravvivolo, m. house-leek 
 Sopre, see Sopra 
 Sopreccedente, a. excessive 
 Sopreccedenza, /. excess 
 Sopreceellente, a. most excellent 
 Soprillustre, a. most illustrious 
 Soprintendenza, /. superintendency 
 Soprintendere, to superintend 
 Soprosso, m. a humour, a swell- 
 ing ; a splint (horse's disease) 
 Soprumano, a. extraordinary 
 Soprusare, to misuse 
 Sopruso, m. an injury 
 Soqquadrare, to overthrow 
 Soqquadro, rn. overthrow, ruin 
 Sorare, (in hawking,) to soar up 
 Sorba, /. a sorb-apple 
 Sorbetto, m. sherbet ; ice-cream 
 Sorblno, a. of a sour taste 
 Sorbire, to absorb, to swallow 
 Sorbito, part, absorbed 
 Sorbo, m. a sorb-apple-tree 
 Sorbone, m. a cunning man, a deep 
 
 one 
 Sorce, m. a rat 
 Sorciaia,/. a nest of rats 
 Sorcio, m. a mouse, or rat 
 So- colo, 971. a graft, or scion 
 Sordacchione, m. a deaf man 
 Sordagsine, /. deafness [vately 
 Sordamente, ad. softly, gently, pn- 
 Sordamento, m. deamess 
 Sordastro, a. deafish 
 Sordezza, /. deafness 
 Sordidamente, ad. sordidly 
 Sordidezza,/. deformity, dirtiness 
 Sordido, a. sordid, covetous 
 Sordina,/. and Sordino, m. check 
 in a repeating watch ; sonare la 
 sordina, to pretend to be deaf 
 Sordita,/. deafness, surdity 
 Sordizia,/. niggardliness 
 Sordo, a. deaf, inexorable ; lan- 
 terna sorda, a dark lantern ; lima 
 sorda, a file which makes no 
 noise in filing 
 Sorella,/. a sister, a nun 
 Sor^ente, /. a source, cause 
 Sor^ere, to rise, arise, spring 
 Sorziunsere, to happen 
 Sorgcozzone, m. a prop, a stay ; a 
 
 cuff, a blow 
 Sori, m. vitriol, a mineral 
 Sorice, in. a mouse, or rat 
 Sormont;inte,a. surmounting, abova 
 Sormontare, to jrow, to surmount, 
 excel, mount above 
 
SOS 
 
 Sornacchiare, to spit, or cough 
 
 Sornacchio, rn. large spittle 
 
 Sornuotare, to swim upon 
 
 Soro, a. sorrel (a daikish colour ; n 
 horses) 
 
 Sorore,/. (Latin word,) sister 
 
 Sorpassante, a. surpassing, excel- 
 lent 
 
 Sorpassare, to surpass, excel 
 
 Sorprendente, a. surprising 
 
 Sorprendere, to surprise 
 
 SorpnSa,/. surprise 
 
 Sorpreso, part, surprised 
 
 Sorquidarsi, to grow proud 
 
 Sorra, /. the flank of tunny-fish 
 pickled 
 
 Sorrecchiare, to listen to 
 
 Sorreggere, to support, sustain, 
 prop 
 
 Sorridente, a. smiling 
 
 Sorridere, to smile, to simper 
 
 Sorriso, rn. a smile, simper 
 
 Sorsaltare, to leap over 
 
 Sorsare, to sip up, to sip 
 
 Sorso, rn. and Sorsita, /. a sip, a 
 draught 
 
 Sorta,/. sort, kind, species 
 
 Sorte,/. fate, destiny, event, chance, 
 loss ; per sorte, ad. by chance ; 
 mettere alia sorte, to venture ; 
 pigliar so:te, to conjecture 
 
 Sorteggiare, to augurate, allot 
 
 Sortiere, m. a sorcerer 
 
 Sortilegio, m. sorcery 
 
 Sortilego, m. a sorcerer, a wizard 
 
 Sortimento, rn. an assortment 
 
 Sortire, to draw lo's, to sally forth ; 
 go out ; elect, choose ; soriire in 
 camp'tgna, to take the field ; uon 
 so ache sortiranno j miei disegni, 
 I do not know what will be the 
 issue of my designs 
 
 Sortita, /. i c sue, event, an assort- 
 ment, choice ; a sally 
 
 Sorto, part, arisen 
 
 Sorvenire, to come, or happen un- 
 expectedly 
 
 Sorvivere, to survive 
 
 Sorvolare, to fly high 
 
 Soscritto, part, subscribed 
 
 Soscrittore, m. a subscriber 
 
 Soscrivere, to subscribe 
 
 Soscrizione, /. subscription 
 
 Sospeccinre, to suspect 
 
 Sospendere, to hang up, suspend, 
 delay, put off 
 
 Sospensione. /. suspension, uncer- 
 tainty, sUspen-e, doubt, a hang- 
 ing up, delay, ce^sa'ion 
 
 Sospensivar/iente, ad. irresolutely 
 
 Sospensivo, a. ambiguous, doubtful 
 snsorio, rn. a suspensory 
 
 SOS 
 
 Sospeso, a. suspended, ambiguous, 
 perplexed ; star sospeso, to be 
 perplexed [manner 
 
 Sospetramente, ad. in a suspicious 
 
 Sospettare, to suspect, mistrust 
 
 Sospetto, m. suspicion 
 
 Sospetto, a. suspicious, suspected 
 
 Sospettosamente, ad. suspiciously 
 
 Sospettoso, a. suspicious 
 
 Sospezione, /. suspicion 
 
 Sospieare, to suspect 
 
 Sosplgnere, to push, thrust, force, 
 induce, incite 
 
 Sospiguimento, m. and Sospinta, 
 f. a push, shove, impulse, per- 
 suasion, inducement, instigation 
 
 Sospfneere, see Sosplgnere 
 
 Sospin'a, and Sospinzione, /. a 
 push, instigation, impulsion 
 
 Sospinto, part, pushed, shoved 
 
 SospiWtnte, a. sighing 
 
 Sospirrire, to sigh, wish for, desire 
 
 Sospirato, part, desired, wished for 
 
 Sospirevole, a. sighing, groaning 
 
 Sosplro, m. a sirh. or groan 
 
 Sospiroso, a. doleful, groaning, 
 wretched 
 
 So pizione, /. suspicion 
 
 Sosopra, ad. upside down j m. an 
 overturning 
 
 Sosta, /. rest, peace, quiet 
 
 Sostantivo, m. a substantive 
 
 Sos!;'irza, f. substance 
 
 Sos'anzinle, a. substantial 
 
 Sostanzialita,/ substance 
 
 Sos'anzialmen'e, ad., essentially 
 
 Sostare, to hold, sop [support 
 
 Sosfeno, rn. pr-'p, help, assistance, 
 
 SosteneVe, a. sustaining 
 
 Sostenenza, /. sufferance, subsist- 
 ence, food 
 
 Sostenere, to sustain, uphold, assist, 
 defend, suffer, en lure. 
 
 Sostenimen*o, and Sosten^amento, 
 in. maintenance, fond, support, 
 prop, sufferance, relief 
 
 Sostenitore,?n. a protector, a suffer- 
 er [support 
 
 Sostentacpibj m. (see Soste°nio,) 
 
 Sosten'amento, m. a support, prop, 
 maintenance 
 
 Sos'en'are, to feed, maintain, to 
 prop, support ; sostentarsi, to 
 defend, or nourish one's self 
 
 Sostentato, pert, nouri-hed 
 
 Sos : enta'ore, rn. a protector 
 
 Sos^en nzione. f. a maintenance 
 
 Sostenu'ezza. /. gravity, pride 
 
 Sostenyto, part, endured 
 
 Sostituire, to sobstftote 
 
 Sos'i'uito, a. substituted 
 
 Sostitiito, rn. a substitute 
 274 
 
 SOT 
 
 Sostituzi6ne,/. an entail (law term; 
 Sottana, /. a cassock, petticoat 
 Sottecchi, and Sottecco, ad. fey 
 
 stealth 
 Sottentramento, m. succession 
 Sottentrare, to creep under, to sno* 
 
 ceed, to introduce one's self 
 Sottentrazione, /. a creeping under 
 Sotierfugio, m. shift, evasion 
 Sot terra, a. under ground 
 Sotterramento, m. burial 
 Sotterraneo, a. subterraneous 
 Sottern'ire, to bury, to oppress 
 Sotterrato, part, buried 
 S ttei ratore, rn. a burier 
 Sotterratorio, m. a burial 
 Sottigliamento, m. a diminishing 
 Sottigliare, to subtilize, sharpen, 
 
 refine 
 Sotti^liato, part, made thin 
 Sott igfiazione, /. subilization 
 Sottigliezza, /. subiilty, sharpnes*, 
 
 or want 
 Sottigliuine, rn. thin food 
 Sotlile, m. necessity, want 
 Sottile, a. subtle, fine, light; soV 
 
 tile ingegno, a penetrating ge- 
 nius ; mennre una vita sottile, tfc 
 
 live penuriously 
 Sottile, ad. subtly 
 So'tilezza,/. sub ilty 
 Sottili'.a, /. sharpness, craftiness, 
 
 subtilty ; thinness 
 Sottilizzn're, to subtilize 
 Sottilmente, ad. subtly, artfully, 
 
 cunningly 
 Sottin'endere, to understand 
 Sotto, prep, under, with 
 Sotto, ad. under, beneath 
 Sot'ocalze, /'. ph under-stockings 
 Snttncalzoni, m. pi. drawers 
 Sottocancelliere, in. vice-chanceK 
 
 lor 
 Softocc'ire, to touch gently 
 Sottocnppa,/. a salver 
 So'tocuoco, m. an under-cook 
 Sotro lividere, to subdivide 
 Sottogiacere, see Sosgiacere 
 Sottosola,/. the dewlap of an OX 
 Sottointeso, part, unders'ood 
 Sortnmaestro, m. an under-master, 
 
 or usher 
 SoUomrino, m. a stroke with tb* 
 
 upper part of one's hand 
 Sottom'ino, ad. underhand, (secret- 
 
 Iv.) decei'fully 
 Sot'ome'sione, rn. submission 
 Sottomettere, to submit 
 Sottome tersi, to yield 
 Sottoponimento, m. subjection 
 Sottoporre, to put under, to subdfla, 
 
 subject 
 
sov 
 
 Sottoposizi6ne, /. subjection 
 Sottoposto, part, subject 
 Sottopriore, rn. a sub-prior 
 Sottordinato, a. subordinate 
 Scttoridere, to smile 
 Sottoscritta, /. a subscription 
 Sottoscrivere, to subscribe 
 Sottoscrizione, /. subscription 
 Sottosopra, ad. upside-down 
 Sottostante, a. subjacent 
 Sottostare, to be subject 
 Sottotingere, to give the first dye 
 Sottovento, (essere,) to have the 
 
 wind against 
 Sottoves'e", m. a waistcoat 
 Sottovoce, ad. sofily, or with a low 
 
 voice 
 Sottraimento, m. a drawing away 
 Sottrarre, to draw away, to deliver, 
 
 free ; to seduce, deceive 
 Snttratto, m. enticement 
 Sottratto, a. cunning," crafty ; de- 
 ducted, abated 
 Sottrattore, m. seducer 
 Sottrazione, /. a subtraction 
 Sovente, ad. often 
 Sovente, a. frequent 
 Soven'emente, ad. oftentimes 
 Soverehiamente, ad. excessively 
 Soyerchianza,/. a cheat ; a trick 
 Soverchiare, to exceed, excel ; to 
 
 overset 
 Soverchievole, a. superfluous 
 Soverchio, TO. the overplus 
 Soverchio, a. needless, or excessive 
 Soverchio, ad. excessively 
 Sovra, ad. upon, on, over 
 Sovrabbond/mza, /. a superabun- 
 dance, excess ^ 
 Sovraccennato, a. above-mentioned 
 Sovraccrescere, to grow out 
 Sovratfamoso, a. most famous 
 Sovragdungere, to happen unex- 
 pectedly 
 Sovrasgrande, a. very great 
 Sovrail lustre, a. most illustrious 
 Sovranamente, ad. sovereignly 
 Sovraneggiare, to domineer 
 Sovranita, f. sovereignty 
 Sovrannaturale, a. supernatural, 
 
 miraculous 
 Sovrano, m. a sovereign 
 Sovrano, a. sovereign, eminent 
 Sovranzare, to surpass 
 Sovrappieno, a. over-full 
 Snvrappiu, rn. the overplus 
 Sovrapporre, to put over, prefer 
 Sovrasaltare, to pant ; to attack 
 
 vigorously 
 Sovrastamento, m. inspection 
 Sovrastante, m. an overseer 
 Sovrastanza, /. superintendence 
 
 SPA 
 
 Sovrastare, to superintend ; to tarry 
 Sovrattojlerare, to tolerate 
 Sovrecceilente, a. most excellent ' 
 Sovre/giare, to rule 
 Sovreuipiere, to heap up 
 Sovresso, ad. over, or upon 
 Sovroftesa,/. a grievous offence 
 Sovrumano, a. supernatural 
 Sovvallo, 77i. drink-money 
 Sovvenenza, /. aid, succour 
 Sovvenevole, a. helpful 
 Sovvenimento, m. assistance 
 Sovvenire, to help, supply, to be 
 useful, to do good by ; sovvenir- 
 si, to remember 
 Sovvenitore, m. a benefactor 
 Sovvenzione,/. help, subsidy 
 Sovversione,/. subversion, a rising 
 " on the stomach 
 Sovverso, part, subverted 
 Sovvertere, and Sovvertire, to over- 
 throw, subvert 
 Sovvertimento, rn. overthrow 
 Sovverti'ore, m. destroyer 
 Sozio, rn. companion 
 Sozzamente, ad. dirtily, shamefully 
 Sozzare, to stain, dirty 
 Sozzezza, /. dirtiness 
 S6zzo,a. dirty, foul, shameful, bad ; 
 
 ugly, deformed 
 Sozzopra, ad. one with another, in 
 confusion [ness, foulness 
 
 Sozzore, and Sozziimej m. filthi- 
 Sozzura, /. nastiness 
 Spaccamento, m. a splitting 
 Spaccamonte, m. a boaster 
 Spaccare, to split, cleave ; spaccar- 
 
 si, to crack, chap 
 Spaccato, m. a plan 
 Spaccatura,/. a chap, cleft 
 Spacci'sbile, a. vendible 
 Spacciare, to sell, put off, to de- 
 spatch, speed ; spacciarsi, to 
 boast, to set up for ; to disen- 
 tangle one's self ; vorrei ben 
 spacciarmi di costui, e non so 
 come, I wish to be rid of this 
 man, but I do not know how 
 Spacciatamente, ad. quickly 
 Spacciativo, a. expeditious* 
 Spacciato, part, sold, despatched, 
 published ; past hopes of re- 
 covery 
 Spacciatore, m. a boaster 
 Spaccio, m. sal 3 , utterance ; de 
 spatch, expedition; dare spaccio, 
 to sell, put off 
 Spaccone, m. a bully 
 Spada, f. a sword, a sword-fish 
 Spadacciata, /. a thrust with a 
 
 sword 
 Spadaccino, m. a swordsman 
 275 
 
 SPA 
 
 I Spadacciuola, /. sword-grass, «r 
 gladder 
 
 Spadaio, m. a sword-cutler 
 
 Spadata,/. a thrust with a sword 
 
 Spaderuo, rn. a bobbing hook to 
 fish 
 
 Spadiglia,/. spadilla, at cards 
 
 Spadoiie, m. a large sword 
 
 Spadulare, to drain marshes 
 
 Spagliare, to winnow, clean 
 
 Spago, m. packthread 
 
 Spaiamento, m. a parting 
 
 Spaiare, to unmatch, part 
 
 Spalancare, to set wide open, to 
 speak plain 
 
 Spaiare, to take away with a 
 shovel ; to take away the prop* 
 from under trees 
 
 Spalcare, to pull down a floor 
 
 Spaldo, m. a jutting out of a build- 
 ing 
 
 Spalfa, /. a shoulder, a top, height ; 
 fare spalla, to support, assist ; 
 volger le spalle, to run away ; 
 alle spalle, at one's heels 
 
 SpalKiccia,/. large shoulders 
 
 Spallaccio, m. a shoulder-piec« 
 
 Spallare, to break the shoulder 
 
 Spallato, part, ruined 
 
 Spalieggiare, to walk well ; to sup- 
 port, protect 
 
 Spallefta,/. rails, parapet 
 
 Spalliera, f. an espalier ; the first 
 bench of rowers in a galley ; the 
 back of a chair [galley 
 
 Spalliere, m. the first rower in a 
 
 Spalmare, to careen a ship 
 
 Spalmata, /. a blow on the palm 
 of one's hand 
 
 S pal to, m. a floor, pavement 
 
 Spampanare. to strip 
 
 Spampanata,' /. the pulling off 
 leaves ; boasting, ostentation 
 
 Spampanazione, /. the rubbing off 
 the superfluous leaves 
 
 Spandere, to spill, pour out j spio- 
 dersi, to overflow, scatter 
 
 Spandime'nto, m. a shedding, or 
 effusion 
 
 Spaniare, to take off the birdlime; 
 spaniarsi, to get out of the bird- 
 lime, or a scurvy affair 
 
 Spanna, /. a span/or hand 
 
 Spannare, to let a net down ; to 
 clean 
 
 Spantare, to wonder 
 
 Spant->, a. spread, or diffused 
 pompous, rich 
 
 Spappolarsi, to melt, dissolve 
 
 Spara?hella, /. sow-thistle 
 
 Sparagiaia, /. an asparagus bed 
 
 Sparagio, m. asparagus 
 
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 Speculativamente, arf, speculative* 
 Speculart vo, ffl. speculative 
 SpecuiaTore, m. a speculator 
 SpeculazitVne, /. speculation 
 Speculo, m. a deD, cave 
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 Bpelda, andSpelta,/. spelt (a kind 
 of corn) 
 
 Spellicciatura, /. a reproof; a 
 wrangling anion: ! igs 
 
 Spelliciosa, /. grouudsel (a plan*) 
 
 Spelonca, and Speliinca, /. a den, 
 cave 
 
 Sperue, m. hope 
 
 Spendente, a. prodigal, profuse 
 
 Spendere, to spend, employ, to 
 consume 
 
 Spendereccio, m. spend hrift 
 
 Spend imento, m. expense 
 
 Spend io, m. expense 
 
 Spenditore, rn. a spendthrift; a 
 purveyor, provider 
 
 Spene, /. hope 
 
 Spennacchiare, to pull off the 
 feathers [ers 
 
 Spennacchio, m. a plume, or feath- 
 
 Spennare, to pick out the feathers 
 
 Spensieratasgine, /. carelessness, 
 folly 
 
 Spensieratamente, ad. carelessly 
 
 Spensierato, a. neglectful 
 
 Spento, part, extinguished 
 
 Spenzolare, to hang, dangle 
 
 Spenzolone, and Spenzoloni, ad. 
 
 . dangling, hanging down 
 
 Spera, /. a sphere, globe, a look- 
 ing-glass 
 
 Sperale, a. spherical, round 
 
 Speranza, /. hope 
 
 Speranzoso, a. full of hope 
 
 Sperare, to hope for 
 
 Sperdere, to dissipate, ruin 
 
 Sperdersi, to fall away 
 
 Spergere, to disperse, waste; to 
 water 
 
 Spergiuramento, m. a perjury 
 
 Spergiurare, to forswear one's self 
 
 Spergiuratore, rn. a perjurer 
 
 Spergiurazione,/. perjury 
 
 Spergiiiro, m. a perjurer; per- 
 jury 
 
 Sperico, a. spherical 
 
 Spericolarsi, to expose one's self to 
 danger 
 
 Spericolito, a. fearful, timid 
 
 Sperienza, /. experience 
 
 Sperimen'als, a. experimental 
 
 Sptrimentare, to experience 
 
 Sperimentato, part, experienced, 
 skilful 
 
 Sperimento, m. experiment 
 
 Sperma. m. sperm, or seed 
 
 Spermatico. a. spermatic 
 
 Spernere, to contemn, despise 
 
 Speronare, to spur 
 
 Sperone, m. a spur 
 
 Sperperamento, m. wasting. 
 
 Sperperare, to dissipate 
 
 SPI 
 
 Sperperat6re, m. a dissipator 
 
 Sperpero, m. havoc, ruiu 
 
 Sperso, part, dispersed 
 
 Sperticito, a. slender and tall 
 
 Spirto, a. expert, skilful 
 
 Spervertire, to pervert 
 
 Spesa, /. expense, cost ; far le spese 
 ad uno, to defray one's expenses : 
 portar la spesa, to be worth one's 
 while 
 
 Spesare, to defray 
 
 Speso, part, spent 
 
 Spessamente, ad. often 
 
 Spessamento, m. a thickening 
 
 Spessare, to thicken 
 
 Spessazione, /. thickness 
 
 Spesseggiaruemo, ra. repetition, 
 crowd 
 
 Spesseggiare, to reiterate 
 
 Spessezza, /. thickness 
 
 Spessire, to thicken 
 
 Spessita,/. densiry (thickness) 
 
 Spesso, a. thick, dense 
 
 Spesso, ad. often 
 
 Spetrare, to mollify, soften 
 
 Spett\bile, a. remarkable 
 
 Spettacnb, rn. spectacle 
 
 Spettare. to belong to 
 
 Spettatore, m. spectator 
 
 Spettazione, /. expectation 
 
 Spettorarsi, to open one's breast 
 
 Spettro, m. a spectre, phantom 
 
 Speziale, in. an apothecary 
 
 Spezir.le, a. special 
 
 Spezialita, /. specialty, particu- 
 larity 
 
 Spezial'mente, ad. specially 
 
 Spezie, /. species, kind, sort, col- 
 our, pre'ence ; spices, grocery 
 
 Spezielta, /. specialty 
 
 Spezieria, /. apothecary's shop ; 
 spices 
 
 Speziosamente, ad. speciously 
 
 Speziosita, /. uncommon beauty 
 
 Spezioso, a. beauteous, specious 
 
 Spezzamento, m. a rupture (a 
 breaking) 
 
 Spezzare, to break ; spezzar la 
 testa ad uno, to stun one 
 
 Spezzatamente, ad. separately 
 
 Spezzatura, /. a rupture 
 
 Spia, m. a spy, emissary 
 
 Spiacenza, /. displeasure 
 
 Spiacere. to displease 
 
 Spiacevole, a. disagreeable 
 
 Spiacevolmente, ad. disazreeably 
 
 Spiacevolezza,/. disazreeableness 
 
 Spiacimento, m. sorrow, disgust 
 
 Spiaggia, /. a coast, shore 
 
 SpiazH-iata,/. a ridge of coasts 
 
 Spiasrione, /. and Spiamento, m. 
 spying, watching 
 
 SPI 
 
 Spianamento, m. a levelling j a 
 
 demolishing ; interpretation 
 Spianare, to level, demolish, raze} 
 
 lo explain, unravel 
 Spian-ta,/. and Spianato, m. an 
 
 esplanade 
 Spianato, a. flat, even, levelled 
 Spianatoio, m. a roller 
 Spianatore, m. a pioneer 
 Spiana'ura, and Spianazione,/. a 
 
 levelling, a making even 
 Spiauo, rn. esplanade 
 Spiantamento, rn. • destruction ; 
 ruin [out 
 
 Spiantare, to raze, undo; to root 
 Spiare, to spy, seek 
 Spiatore, m. a spy. emissary 
 Spia'ellare. to speak plain 
 'pica,/, ear of corn 
 
 pice' nte, a. bright, shining 
 Spiccire, to undo, to loosen ; to 
 excel, shine ; la rosa spicca tra 
 gli altri fiori, the rose excels all 
 other flowers; spiccar salti, to 
 leap ; spiccar le parole, to speak 
 distinctly 
 Spicchio, in. a clove of garlic; a 
 
 quarter (of any fruil) 
 Spiccnre, to ru?h ou% rise 
 Spicciarsi, to make haste 
 SpicciolAre, to take out the grain ; 
 
 to pluck the leaves 
 Spicciolatamtinte, ad. little by little 
 Spicco, m. lustre, brightness 
 Spiculo, m. dart 
 Spidocchiare, to cleanse 
 Spiede, and Spiedo, m. a spit, or 
 
 spear 
 Spiegibile, a. explicable 
 Spiegamento, m. explanation 
 Spiegare, to explain; to unfold, 
 
 unravel 
 Spiegatura, /. interpretation ; un- 
 ravelling 
 Spiegazione, /. explanation 
 Spiegazzare, to rumple 
 Spieggiare, to spy often 
 Spieta,/. cruelty 
 Spietatamente, ad. cruelly 
 Spietatezza, /. barbarity 
 Spietato, a. cruel, fierce 
 Spfga,/, an ear of corn 
 Spiganardo, in. spikenard (a root) 
 Spigare, to grow to an ear 
 Spiga'ura. /. the earing of corn 
 Spigionato, a. empty (not let) 
 Spignere, to push, thrust 
 Sp*go. m. nard, or lavender 
 Spigolare, to ^lean 
 Spisrola'ore, in. a cleaner 
 Spigolatura,/. gleaning 
 Spigolistro, m. a hyDOcrite 
 
SPI 
 
 Spigolo, m. a corner 
 Spigoso, a. full of ears of com 
 Spilla,/. a pin 
 Spillaccherare, to clean wool 
 Spillare, to broach, or tap; to 
 
 drop, distil 
 Spillatura, /. a broaching 
 Spillettaio, m. a pin-maker 
 Spilletto, m. a small pin 
 Spillettone, m. a large pin 
 Spillo, m. a pin, gimlet ; the drill 
 
 hole 
 Spilluzzidire, to taste 
 Spilliizzico, ad. little by little ; 
 
 slowly 
 Spilonca., /. a cave, den 
 Spilorceria, /. sordidness 
 Spilorcio, a. stingy, sordid 
 Spimacciare, to smooth a bed 
 Spina, /. a thorn ; the bone of a 
 fish ; the back-bone ; a pun- 
 cheon, or punch 
 Spinace, in. spinage (an herb) 
 Spinaio, m. a thorny bush 
 Spinare, to prick with thorns 
 Spinella, /. spinella (a ruby) 
 Spinello, m. a sea-fish 
 Spineto, ni. a thorny place 
 Spinetta, /. a spinet, or small 
 
 harpsichord 
 Spingarda,/. a kind of gun 
 Spingare, to jog one's feet 
 Spingere, to push, or thrust 
 Spiugimento, m. impulse ; spingi- 
 meato di vento, the blowing of 
 the wind 
 Spino, r?i. a thorn 
 Spinosita, /. spinosity, difficulty 
 Spinoso, m. a r edge-hog 
 Spin6so, a. thorny 
 Spinta, /. a thrust, push 
 Spinto, part, pushed 
 Spiombare, to unload, to be very 
 
 heavy 
 Spifine, m. a scout, a spy 
 Spi6vere, to cease from raining 
 Spippolare, to sing out of fancy ; 
 
 to speak j)lain 
 Spira, /. a spiral line 
 Spiraglio, 771. X breathing -hole, 
 
 aperture 
 Spirale, a. spiral (like a screw) 
 Spirale, m. a spiral line 
 Spiralmente, ad. spirally 
 Spiramento, m. a breathing 
 Spirante, a. expiring, dying 
 Spirare, to breathe,' blow; to in- 
 spire, suggest ; to expire, die 
 Spirazione, /. inspiration, respira- 
 tion, breath ; hint, light 
 Spiritale, a. vital, of life ; spiritual 
 Spintalmente, ad. spiritually 
 
 SPO 
 
 Spiritamento, 771. a being possessed 
 
 with the devil 
 Spiritare, to be possessed with the 
 
 devil ; to be affrighted 
 Sphito, 771. spirit, wit, soul, life, 
 
 ghost; spirituality, piety; ri- 
 
 confortare gli spiriti, to recover 
 
 one's self; render lo spirito, to 
 
 die 
 Spiritoso, a. spirituous, witty, in- 
 genious 
 Spirituale, a. spiritual, pious, godly 
 Spiritualita,/. godliness 
 Spiritualizzare, to spiritualize, 
 
 sanctify [exhalation 
 
 Spiritualmente, ad. spiritually; by 
 Spiro, 771. brea'h, or spirit 
 Spirto, 771. spirit (in poetry) 
 Spiumacciare, to stir up a bed, to 
 
 smooth it [hand 
 
 Spiumacciata, /. a blow with the 
 Spiumare, to plume, peck 
 Spizzeca, m. audf. a miser 
 Spizzico, (fare a,) to do a little at a 
 
 time 
 Splebeire, to ennoble 
 Splendente, a. bright, shining, 
 
 splendid [nobly 
 
 Splendentemente, ad. splendidly, 
 Splendere, to shine, glitter 
 Splendidamente, ad. sumptuously 
 Splendidezza, and Splendidita, /. 
 
 splendour, pomp 
 Splendido, a. splendid, bright 
 Spleadimento, and Splendore, m. 
 
 splendour, lustre 
 Splenetico, a. splenetic, gloomy 
 Splenico, a. splenetic 
 Spodestarsi, to abdicate, renounce 
 Spodestato, a. impetuous, fierce 
 Spodio, 771. spodium, or tutty 
 Spoetarsi, to give over being a poet 
 Spoglia, /. spoil, booty; clothes, 
 
 cast-off' clothes ; shell, bark 
 Spogliagione,/'. and Spogliamento, 
 
 m. a stripping off, depriving; 
 
 plunder 
 Spogliare, to undress, strip; to 
 
 pillage, Fob ; to deprive, dis- 
 possess 
 Spogliai6io, 771. a dressing-room 
 Spogiiatore, 771. robber 
 Spogliatura,/. a stripping 
 Spoglia zza, /. a blow given on the 
 
 naked body ; dare la spogliazza 
 
 ad una casa, to strip a house 
 Sp6rlio, 771. spoil, booty, furniture 
 Spola, and Spuola, /. a weaver's 
 
 shuttle 
 Spoliazione,/. plundering 
 Spolpare, to pick the flesh off the 
 
 bone ; to deprive, rob 
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 Spolpato, part, exhausted 
 Spolpo, a. lean, thin; deeply in 
 
 love 
 Spoltrarsi, Spoltrirsi, and Spoltrtv 
 
 Dirsi, to shake off idleness 
 Spolveramura, 771. a mean fellow 
 Spolverare, to shake off the dust ; 
 
 to search 
 Spolverizzo, m. coal-dust 
 Spolverizzare, to pulverize ; to 
 
 powder over 
 Spolvero, m. a transparent drawing 
 Sponda, /. a shore, bank 
 Spondeo, m. spondee 
 Spondilo, and Spondulo, 771. spon- 
 
 dylus (a joint of the back-bone) 
 Spongioso, a. spongy 
 Sponimento, 771. exposition 
 Sponitore, m. an interpreter 
 Sponsalizia,/. and Sponsalizio, m. 
 
 a wedding, espousal 
 Sponsalizio, a. nuptial 
 Sponso, 771. spouse 
 Spontaneamente, ad. spontaneously 
 Spontaneita, /. spontaneity 
 Spontaneo, and Spontano, a. spon- 
 taneous, iree 
 Spontone, 771. a spontoon 
 Spopolare, to depopulate 
 Spopolazione, /. depopulation 
 Spoppamento, 771. a weaning 
 Spoppare, to wean 
 Sporcamente, ad. dirtily 
 Sporcare, to dirty, foul 
 Sporcheria, /. filthiness 
 Sporchezza, /. Hastiness 
 Sporcificare, to soil, spot 
 Sporcizia, /. filthiness; luxury, 
 
 obscenity 
 Sporco, a. filthy, dirty 
 Sporgere, to stretch out, to jut 
 Sporre, to expose, explain ; to ver> 
 
 ture, hazard, to lay down 
 Sporta, /. a basket 
 Sportare, to shoot, or jut out 
 Sportellare, to open the wicket 
 Sportello, 771. a wicket; a pane, 
 
 or panel 
 Sporto, 771. a projecture 
 Sporto, part, jutted, presented ; 
 
 pregare colle mani sp6rte, to 
 
 pray earnestly 
 Sportona,/. a large basket 
 Sportula, /. fees (given to justices) 
 Sposa,/. spouse, bride 
 Sposalizia, /. and Sposalizio, m. 
 
 espousals (wedding) 
 Sposamento, t?i. marriage 
 Sposare, to marry, to wed 
 Sposereccio, a. marital, conjugal 
 Spositore, m. a commentator 
 Sposizione,/. exposition 
 
SPR 
 
 Sposo, m. a husband 
 SpossAre, to debilitate 
 
 \kly 
 . a. weak, faint 
 
 re, to deprive of j>ower' 
 '. a plane, a dove-tail 
 Spranrare, to join with a dove-tail, 
 to be angry ; sprangar usci, to 
 q rangar caJci, to 
 give kicks 
 
 w ater 
 itering 
 nen'o. in. a wasting 
 ;-?e, consume 
 Sprecatore, m. a spendthrift 
 SprecaMira,/. la\ isbnesa 
 Spreeipitare, {set Sprofondire,) to 
 
 ruin 
 Sprejvvole, a. despicable 
 
 ineute, ad. scornfully, 
 proudly 
 Spregianiento, m. contempt 
 e, a. disdainful 
 r ■. to despite, disdain 
 
 re, in. a despiser 
 vole, a. contemptible 
 in. contempt, disdain 
 cito, part, unprejudiced 
 Spre^n'ire, to bring forth 
 Sprjinere, to press, squeeze ; to ex- 
 press, utter 
 Spremitiira./. squeezing 
 
 ocn'e, ad. expressly 
 Spressinne, /. expression 
 :. expres-. plain 
 Spretarsi, to leave off the priestly 
 
 bnbil 
 Sprezzibile, a. despicable 
 Sprezzamento, m. contempt 
 Sprezzante, a. disdainful 
 Sprezzare, to despise 
 Sprezza'oie. in. a despiser 
 Sprrzztvolmente, ad. contemptu- 
 ously 
 Spr^/vo, m. contempt 
 SprUionamento, m. a release 
 Spririonire, to set at liberty 
 Sprillare, to squeeze 
 Sprimacciare, to stir a feather-bed 
 Sprtmere, to express 
 Sprimimento, m expression 
 Sprinsrare, to wa» one's legs 
 Sprizzare, to spout out 
 Sprocco, m. a bud, band (wood) 
 Sprofondamento, m. destruction, 
 
 ruin 
 Sprofondante, m. a great weight 
 Sprofondire. to sink down ; to ruin, 
 
 deVroy ; to di? to the bottom 
 Sprofond'ato, m. a bottomleai pit 
 Sprolungare, to prolong, defer 
 
 SPU 
 
 Spromettere, to go back from one's 
 word 
 
 Spran&tO, m, a spur-niaker 
 Spronare, to spur, incite 
 
 Spronata, /. a spurring 
 
 Sprone, in. a spur; the beak head 
 of a ship ; d.ir degli sproni, to 
 spur; a spron battuti, full speed 
 Spronella, /. the rowel of a spur 
 Spropi.'ire, to dispossess 
 Spropiazione, /. a dispossession 
 Sproporzionale, part, dispropor- 
 tioned [ed 
 
 Sproporzionalita, /. disproportion- 
 Sproporzionare, to make unequal 
 Sproporzionatameute, ad. dispro- 
 portionately 
 Sprc.porzionato, a. unequal 
 Sproporzione, /. disproportion 
 Spropositare, to talk idly ; to act 
 
 rashly 
 Spropositamente, ad. unseasonably 
 Spropositato, a. unseasonable, fool- 
 ish 
 Sproposito, rn. folly, silliness 
 Spropriare, to dispossess 
 Sprovamento, m. a trial 
 Sprovvedere, to leave destitute 
 Sprovvedutamente, ad. imprudent- 
 ly [unprovided, destitute 
 Sprowedtito, and Sprovvisto, a. 
 Spruffare, to water 
 Sprunare, to cut off thorns 
 Spruneggio, and Spruneggiolo, m. 
 
 broom (a plant) 
 Spruzzaglia,/. a drizzlinz rain 
 Spruzzamento, in. watering 
 Spruzzare, to water; to sprinkle 
 Spruzzo, in. aspersion 
 Spruzzolare, to drizzle, to sprinkle 
 Spruzzolo, m. sprinkling 
 Spugna, f. a sponge 
 Spugnosita,/. a spongious quality 
 Spu?noso, a. spongious 
 Spulare, to winnow corn 
 Spulcellare, to deflour 
 Spulciare, to take off the fleas 
 Spuleggiare, and Spulezzare, to 
 
 run away quickly 
 Spulezzo, m. a hasty flight 
 Spuma,/. foam, or froth 
 Spum'ire. to foam, or froth 
 Spumeggiante, a. foaming 
 Spumesrgiare, to froth [ing 
 
 Spumifero, and Spum6so, a. foam- 
 Spuntare, to shoot forth, to peep ; 
 to blunt, to blot off, to raze ; 
 spuntare alcuna cosa, to bring 
 about ; alio spuntar del giorno, 
 at break of day. Questa rosa 
 comincia a spuntare, this rose 
 begins to blow 
 
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 Spuntatara, /. a biunl point 
 Spunttsllare, to takeaway the prop* 
 
 Spuiito, (i. pile, uau 
 Spuntonata, /. a blow with a pike* 
 Spuutone, m. a spontoon (a kind 
 
 of half pike) 
 Spunzecchiato, a. stung 
 Spuola, /. a weaver's shuttle 
 Spurare, to purge, cleanse 
 Spurgainento, ih. a purging 
 Spurgare, to purge, spit 
 Spunrazione,/. a purging 
 Spurgo, 7ii. a purge, spitting 
 Spurio, a. spurious (bastardy) 
 Sputacchiare, to spit often, or in 
 
 one's face 
 Sputacchiera,/. a spitting-box 
 Sputacchio, in. spittle 
 Sputare, to spit ; sputar sent^nze, 
 
 to speak in sentences j sputar 
 
 seuno, to affect to be learned 
 Sputasenno, m. a preteuder to 
 
 learning 
 Sputatondo, m. a self-conceited 
 
 man 
 Sputo, m. spittle 
 Spuzzare, to stink 
 Squaccherare, to act hastily 
 Squaccheratamente, ad. widely, 
 
 loudly 
 Squadernare, to pemse a book ; to 
 
 open wide ; to declare, show ; 
 
 to examine, ponder 
 Squadra, /. a squadron, legion ; a 
 
 square rule; uscirdi squadra, to 
 
 talk rashly. Dar la squadra, to 
 
 put a sham upon one 
 Squadrare, to square, rule ; to 
 
 quarter, break, tear 
 Squadratore, m. a stone-cutter ; an 
 
 observer 
 Squadra tit ra, /. a squaring 
 Squadro, m. scate (a sea fish ;) a 
 
 squaring 
 Squad ronare, to draw troops in 
 
 squadrons 
 Squadrone, m. a squadron 
 Squasliare, to liquefy, melt 
 Squallidezza,/. paleness, leanness 
 Squallido, a. pale, sallow ; gloomy, 
 
 sad 
 Squall6re, m. deadly paleness 
 Squama, /. and Squamo, m. scales 
 
 of fish, &c. or a shell 
 Squamoso, a. scaly, full of scales 
 Squarciamento, m. a rent 
 Squarciare, to tear, rend ; to open 
 
 wide 
 Squarciasacco, (guarddre a,) to look 
 
 askew, sideways 
 Squarci'ita./. a cutting blow 
 Squarciatiira,/. a rent 
 
STA 
 
 Squarcio, m. a rent, or gash 
 Squarcione, m. a boaster 
 Squarquoio, a. filthy and old 
 Squartare, to quarter 
 Squartata, /. a quartering 
 Squartatore, m. a hangman 
 Squasimodeo, rn. a fool, or booby 
 Si ; uassamento, to. a shaking 
 Squassare, to shake, jog 
 Squasso, m. a hard shake 
 Squilla, /. a little bell ; a sea-on- 
 ion, squill 
 Sqaillante, a. sounding 
 Squillare, to ring, to sound 
 Squiilo, rn. a sound, gimlet 
 Squinante, to. the flower of a 
 
 smelling bulrush 
 Squinanzia, /". the quinsy 
 Squinternare. to disorder 
 Squisitamente, ad. exquisitely 
 Squisitezza, /. exquisiteness 
 Squi-ito, a. exquisite 
 Suuittinare, to poll at an election 
 Squittinatore, m. a poller 
 Squittino, m. a poll 
 Squittire, to bark, yelp 
 Sradicamento, m. a rooting up, 
 
 destruction 
 Sradicare, to root up 
 Sragionevole, a. unreasonable 
 Sregolamento, m. disorder 
 Sregolatamenle, ad. disorderly 
 Sregolatezza, /. debauchery 
 Sregolato, a. disorderly 
 Sreverente, a. irreverent 
 Sreverenza, /. irreverence 
 Sruggip.ire, to take the rust off 
 Stabbiare, to fold cattle 
 Stabbio, m. manure, dung 
 Stabile, a. stable, lasting, firm 
 Stabilimento, rn. establishment 
 Stabilire, to establish ; to depute, 
 
 prefer 
 Stabilita, /. stability 
 Stabilmente, ad. solidly 
 Stabulare, to stable 
 Stacca, /. a hook [ment 
 
 Staccamento, rn. division, detach- 
 Staccare, to take off, separate 
 Stacciaio, to. a sieve-seller 
 Stacciare, to sift, to sieve 
 Stacciatura, /. bran 
 Staccio, to. a sieve, bolter 
 Stadera, /. a steel-yard, a balance 
 Stadico, to. a hostage, pledge; a 
 
 sheriff 
 Stadio, rn. a furlong 
 Staffa, /. a stirrup ; a mould, or 
 cymbals ; tener il pie in due 
 staffe, to have two strings to 
 one's bow 
 Staffeggiare, to lose one's stirrups 
 
 STA 
 
 Staffetta, /. an express, (a courier,) 
 
 an iron ring 
 Staffiere, m. a groom, or servant 
 Staffilamento, m. whipping 
 Staffilare, to whip, flog 
 Staffilata, /. a lash 
 Staffilatore, m. a whipper 
 Staffilatura,/. a whipping 
 Statt'ile, rn. the strap that holds 
 
 the stirrup 
 Siansagra, Stafisagria, /. staves-acre 
 
 (an herb) 
 Staggimento, m. a seizure 
 Staggina, /. a sequestration 
 Staggio, to. a crotchet ; a hostage 
 Staggire, to seize, to fix the time 
 Staggitore, rn. a seizer or distrainer 
 Stagionamento, m. maturity 
 Stagionare, to ripen, season; to 
 
 keep, preserve 
 Stagionatura, /. maturity 
 Stagione, /. season 
 Stagliare, to cut coarsely 
 Siagliato, ad. quickly, distinctly 
 Staglio, m. a task 
 S^agnai 3, to stagnate, stop ; to tin, 
 
 or tin over 
 Stagnate,/, a tin pot 
 S^agneo, a. of pewter (Lat.) 
 Stagno, rn. st and ing- water, ape nd ; 
 
 pewter, or tin 
 Stagno, a. stanched 
 Stagnone, to. a pewter vessel 
 Staio, rn. a bushel 
 Stalla, m. a stable, stall 
 Stalla di pecore, a sheep-fold 
 S'allaggio, rn. stabling, or stable 
 Stallare, to dung 
 Stallatico, to. dung 
 Stalliero, m. a groom 
 Stallio, a. of a fresh horse 
 Stallo, to. abode, mansion 
 Stallone, to. a stallion (a stone- 
 horse ;) an hostler 
 Stamane, and Stamattina, ad. this 
 
 morning 
 Stambecchino, to. a bowman 
 Stambecchini, m. pi. arms former- 
 ly used by bowmen 
 Stambecco, to. a wild goat 
 S f amberga, /. an old, ruinous house 
 Stame, to. yarn, thread, worsted 
 Stamigna, /. etamine (a sort of 
 
 cloth ;) a bolting cloth 
 Staminara, /. a knee (sea term) 
 Stampa, /. a stamp, impression ', 
 
 print, sort, quality 
 Stampanare, to rend, tear 
 Stampare, to print, publish, to 
 figure cloth ; stampar nell' ani- 
 mo, to imprint on one's mind 
 Stampatore, m. printer 
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 Stampat6re di drappi, one who 
 
 figures stuffs 
 Stampatore nella zecca, a coiner 
 Stampella, /. a crutch 
 Stamperia,/. a printing-house 
 Stampita, /. a sona'a, a song; a 
 
 long and tedious discourse 
 Stampo, to. a shred (for hats) 
 Stanare, to come out of a den 
 Stancamento, to. weariness 
 Stancare, to weary, tire 
 Stancarsi, to grow weary 
 Stanchevole, a. tiresome 
 Stanchezza, and Stanchita, /. wea 
 
 riness 
 Stanco, a. wearied, tired ; left 
 Stanga, /. a bar, a peg ; stanga da 
 
 sollevare, a lever 
 Stangare, to bar, barricade 
 Stanga ta,/. a blow with a bar 
 Stangheggiare, to act rigorously 
 Stanghetta, to. the bolt of a lock; 
 
 part of the cheeks of a bit 
 Stangone, to. a rack for an oven 
 Stanotte, ad. to-night 
 Stante, m. an instant; a moment, 
 
 the present time ; in uno stante, 
 
 ad. immediately ; male stante, 
 
 indigent. Non molto stante, not 
 
 long after 
 Stante, a. being, standing; bene 
 
 stante, in good condition 
 Stante che, conj. since 
 Stantemente, ad. instantly 
 Stantio, a. stale, old, needless 
 Stantuffo, to. the sucker of a pump 
 Stanza, /. a chamber ; an abode, 
 
 lodging; a stanza; an instant; 
 
 a stanza d'uno, at the request of 
 
 somebody 
 Stanziale, a. continual 
 Stanziamento, to. a precept, order 
 Stanziare, to live, abide ; to fix, 
 
 prescribe ; to believe, judge 
 Stanzietta, and Stanziuolina, /. a 
 
 little chamber 
 Stanzino, to. a small room 
 Stare, to be, consist ; live, dwell ; 
 
 stop, stand, tarry, ceate ; lasciare 
 
 stare, to let alone 
 Stare, to. abode, delay 
 Starna, rn. a gray partridge 
 Starnazzare, to beat, shake 
 Stai nutamento, to. a sneezing 
 Starnutare. to sneeze 
 Starnutatorio, to. sternutatory 
 
 (sneezing powder) 
 Starnutazione,/. a sneezing 
 Slarnutire, to sneeze 
 Starni'ito, to. sneeze 
 Stasare, to open 
 Stasera, ad. this evening 
 
STE 
 
 State, /. summer 
 
 Statica,/. statics 
 
 Statico, m. a hostage 
 
 Statista, t?j. a statesman 
 
 Slato, m. state, rank, dominion, 
 
 power 
 Stato, part, been 
 Statodero, m. stadtholder 
 Statua, /. a statue 
 Statuaria,/. a statuary's art 
 Stafuario, in. a statuary 
 Statuire, to deliberate 
 Staiuminare, to prop, strengthen 
 Stat lira, /. stature, size; height, 
 
 position 
 Statutario, m. a legislator 
 Statuto, m. a statute, decree 
 Stavernare, to go out of a tavern 
 Staza, /. a gauge (to measure casks, 
 
 &c.) 
 Stazare, to gauge 
 Staza'ore, ??i. a ganger 
 Stazionario, a. stationary 
 Stazione, /. station, abode 
 Stazzonire, to fumble, feel 
 Stdcade, m. lavender 
 Stecca,/. a stick, a folding-stick 
 Stecche, /. pi. the sticks of a fan, 
 
 the whalebone of stays 
 Steccadente, m. a tooth-picker 
 Steccaia,/. a fence 
 Steccare, to fence with a palisade 
 Steceata,/. a palisade 
 Steccatare, to barricade 
 Steccato, m. a palisade, a list, 
 
 barrier 
 Stecchire, to become dry 
 Stecco, m. a tootn-picker ; a stick 
 Stecconata, m. an enclosure of 
 
 stakes 
 Steccone, m. a stake 
 Stella, /. a star, or eye ; destiny, 
 
 fate ; the star-fish ; the rowel of 
 
 a spur 
 Stellante, a. starry, bright 
 Stellarsi, to grow starry 
 Stellare, Stellato, a. starry 
 Stelletta, /. an asterisk (a marginal 
 
 reference in a book) 
 Stellione, m. a tarantula 
 Stelo, m. a stem, blade, axis 
 Stemma, m. arm (coat of arms) 
 Siemperamento, rn. dissolution 
 Stemperanza, /. intemperance 
 Stemperare, to dissolve, melt; to 
 
 temper 
 Stemperatamente, ad. excessively 
 Stemperato, a. incontinent, im- 
 moderate 
 Stemprare, see Stemperare 
 Stendale, and Stendardo, m. a 
 
 standard, colour 
 
 STI 
 
 Stendare, to decamp 
 
 Stendere, to extend, stretch, spread, 
 
 scatter about ; to arrive, reach 
 Stendimento, m. extension 
 Stenditoio, t?i. a drying-place 
 Stei ebrare, to illuminate 
 Stensione,/. extension 
 Stensivo, a. extensive 
 Stentamento, m. want, pain 
 Stentare, to work hard ; to suffer, 
 
 want ; delay, tarry ; si stenta 
 
 molto di grano quest' anno, corn 
 
 is very scarce this year ; stento 
 
 a crederlo, I hardly believe it 
 Stenta tamente, ad. hardly, slowly 
 Stentato, a. thin, lean ; menare 
 
 una vita stentata, to live hardly; 
 
 stile stentato, an affected style 
 Stento, m. weariness, pain ; a 
 
 stento, ad. with difficulty 
 Stenuare, to pine, to extenuate 
 Stenuazione,/. extenuation 
 Stereo, m. dung, excrement 
 Sterile, a. sterile, barren 
 Sterilezza, /. barrenness 
 Sterilire, to make barren 
 Steriliia, /. sterility 
 Sterilmente, ad. barrenly 
 Sterminamento, rn. extermination 
 Sterminare, to exterminate 
 Sterminatamente, ad. excessively 
 Sterminatezza, /. unmeasurable 
 
 bigness 
 Sterminato, a. immoderate 
 Stermina'ore, rn. exterminator, 
 
 destructor 
 Sterminazione, f. and Sterminio, 
 
 m. extermination, ruin 
 St'irnere, to lay on the ground 
 Sterntito, m. sneezing 
 Sterpamento, m. extirpation 
 Sterpare, to extirpate, to root out 
 Sterpo, m. a sprig, or sucker 
 Sterquilinio, and Sterquilino, m. 
 
 a dunghill [ear'h 
 
 Sterramento, m. a digging up the 
 S errare, to dig up the earth 
 Sterr.'ito, m. a ditch, pit 
 Stertore, m. a rattling in the throat 
 Sterzare, to divide into three parts 
 Sterzo, m. a phaeton 
 Stesamente, ad. diffusely 
 Steso, part, diffused, stretched 
 Stessere, to unweave 
 Stesso, a. self-same 
 S(fa,_f. a coop, or mew 
 Stiacciare, to crush, bluster, storm 
 Stiacciata,/. a cake 
 Stiappa,/. a splinter 
 Stiare, to cram fowls in a mew 
 Stibio, rn. antimony 
 Stidionata,/. a spit-full 
 281 
 
 STI 
 
 Stidi6ne, m. a spit 
 
 Stiettezza, /. sincerity 
 
 Stigio, a. infernal, Stygian 
 
 Stignere, to extinguish 
 
 Stilare, to be customary 
 
 Stile, 771. style, pen ; style, way 
 
 Stilettare, to stab with a dagger 
 
 Slilettata, /. a stab with a dagger 
 
 Stiletto, 771. a dagger, a style, or 
 
 crayon 
 Stilla,*/- a tear, a drop 
 Stillamento, rn, a distilling 
 Stillare, to distil 
 Stillarsi, to clarify 
 Slillato, 77i. jelly, broth 
 Stillatore, 77i. a distiller 
 Stillazione, /. distillation 
 Slillicidio, m. dropping 
 Stilo, rn. style, way; a dagger; 
 
 pencil ; style 
 Stima, /. esteem, credit ; tenere in 
 
 istima, to esteem 
 StimabUe, a. estimable 
 Stimame'nto, m. esteem, value 
 Stimare, to esteem ; to estimate 
 Stimativa,/. judgment 
 Stimatore, rn. an esteemer 
 Stimazi6ne, /. estimation 
 Stimite, and Stimate, /. pi. prints, 
 
 marks [insist 
 
 Stimolire, to sting; to instigate, 
 Stimolatrice,/. instigator 
 Stimolazione,/. instigation 
 Stimolo, 777. a good, affliction, 
 
 grief, incitement 
 Stimoloso, a. sharp 
 Stincaiuolo, rn. a prisoner 
 Stlncata, and Vlincatura,/. a stroke 
 
 upon the shin-bone 
 Stinche,/. pi. jail (at Florence) 
 Stinco, 771. the shin-bone ; the leg 
 Stinguere, to extinguish 
 SHnlo, part, extinguished 
 Stioppo, 771. a gun 
 Stioro, 77?. a peck 
 Stipa,/. fuel, wood ; heap 
 Stipare, to condensate, to heap up 
 Stipendiare, to hire 
 Stipendiario, rn. stipendiary 
 Stipendio, 777. stipend, pay 
 Stipettaio, 771. an ebonist, or cabi- 
 net-maker 
 Stipite, m. the stock of a tree ; a 
 
 post, jamb of a door 
 Stipo, m. a press, or chest 
 Stipula,/. a stubble 
 Stipulate, to stipulate 
 Stjpulazione,/. stipulation 
 Stiracchiare, to cavil, to pull 
 Stiracchiare il prezzo, to cheapen 
 Stiracchiatura,/. cavillation 
 Stiramento, see Stiratura 
 
STO 
 
 Stirare. to stretch 
 
 a delle funi, the rack 
 Stirpare. to ex:ir; a e 
 Stirpatore, m. a destroyer 
 Stirpazione, /. extirpation 
 Stirpe./. race, hi 
 
 - 
 shness 
 Stiticita, /. sharpness, costiveness 
 Stitico, a, costive, peevish, mo- 
 rose 
 Stitic z : - . o pec 
 S tiUau ti u e, f. i Oration 
 
 ': skim, to foam 
 the ballast of a ship; the 
 plough tail 
 
 . to put on one's boots 
 . . i I : : I : i .:.. 
 non sa quanti punti e'ntrino in 
 uno stivile, he is a perfect fool 
 :. tn. a buskin 
 Bth amesto, m. a heap, lump 
 Stivare, to heap up 
 Stivarsi. to keep close together 
 Sn'zza,/. math, aogt 
 S : isi, to fall in a passion 
 
 Stizaone ( ffljf -'a fire- 
 
 !: :?-•.- ^r 
 
 Stizzosamente, ad.jmttly 
 Sdzzosetto. a, pas^cnate " 
 Stizzbsn. a. passionate 
 Stoccata, f. a stoccado, (a thrtist ;) 
 
 v:i:-::: _ 
 Stoccheggiare, to wound 
 
 e r: icheggiindc. 
 
 to stand upon ibe lefeush e 
 Stocco. t?j. race, descent ; a rapier 
 
 i lenz ; — ::: 
 51 tifla, _-'. s __-. ::~iture 
 Stoffo.'m. quantity, matter 
 
 ra. caresses 
 
 zz.:i\i. ".I =-:. - , : ~ - :-■-. 
 
 Z.'-.TZ.tZ."-. 
 
 i. *. a portico, a mat 
 Stoico. n\. 
 
 Sltta, f. a stole, habit 
 Strliuamente. ad. stupidly 
 Siclidezza, and Stolidita, /. stu- 
 pid;—, f: : ! = r _ e ; 5 
 
 i, silly 
 r. ad. foolishly 
 Btoltezza, arai Staltfzia, f. 
 
 Stolto. a. silly, foolish 
 
 - :. bakes away 
 
 - 
 Stomacile. a. stomachic 
 Stomacare. to loathe 
 Stomacazione, /. a loathing 
 Stomacbevcle.'a. 
 
 UDy. 
 
 STO 
 
 ::>, a. stomachic, com- 
 fortable 
 
 Stoinacbo, m. stomach ; contra 
 stomacho, ad. unwi:l 
 
 Stonare, to go out of tune 
 Stoppa,/. tow, stubble 
 Stoppaccio, and Stoppacciolo, m. 
 
 the wad rammed in upon the 
 
 charge of a gun 
 Stoppare, to stop with tow 
 Stoppia, /. stubble, straw 
 Stoppinare, to set on fire with a 
 
 candle 
 Stoppino, m. snuff of a candle 
 Stoppione. m. a thistle, stubble 
 Storace, /. siorax, gum 
 Storcere, to twist," wrest ; to put 
 
 out of joint ; to oppose ; storcere 
 
 una fane, to untwist a rope 
 Storcimento, m, a writhing ; stor- 
 di parole, windings, 
 
 shuffling 
 Stordigione, /. and Stordimento, 
 
 m. stunning ' \ 
 
 Stordire, to stun, amaze* 
 Storditamente, ad. heedlessly 
 Stordito, a. giddy, stupid 
 Storia, /. g| 
 
 -. a. historical 
 Siorialmente, ad. historifaJly 
 Storiare, to story, to w/ffe a history 
 Storicamente, ad. historically 
 
 m. historian 
 Storico, a. historical «•• 
 
 f. a tale 
 S'oriografo, m. a historian 
 Storione, tn. a sturgeon (a fish) 
 - i -re. to Ihrcng I ■: ■ 
 I e alarm tell 
 Stormeggiata. /. a thundering noise 
 Stormire, to make a noise 
 Stdrmo, m. a fight, cc>mbat ; a 
 
 troop, band 
 Stomare, to draw back, to force to 
 
 draw back," to dissuade 
 Stornello, m. a starling (a bird) 
 Stornello, a. flea-bitten 
 Stomo, 771. a thrusting back 
 Slorpiare. to lame, maim 
 Sforpiatiira./. a laming 
 Storpio, 771. a hiLiT 
 Storre, to divert, take off 
 Storsione, /. extortion ; storsione 
 
 re, the gripes 
 Storta, /. a twisting, cimeter; a 
 
 : distil) 
 Stortigliatc. to. and S-ortilatuxa, 
 
 /. the putting the ankle-bone out 
 
 of joint 
 Storto. a. crooked, wicked 
 Stovigli, 77J. pi. and Stoviglie, 
 
 STR 
 
 /. pi. kitchen utensils ; dare 
 
 nelle stoviglie, to tall into a 
 
 great passion 
 Stovigliiio, 77i. a potter 
 Srabaizare, to toss, to abuse 
 Strabattere, to torment 
 Strabere, to drink bard 
 Strabiliarsi, to be astonished 
 Strabilire, to wonder 
 Straboccamento, 771. excess 
 Straboccare, to precipitate, to over> 
 
 flow ' [rately 
 
 Straboccatamente, ad. immode- 
 Straboccato, a, excessive, hasty, 
 
 rash 
 Strabocchevole, a. immoderate, 
 
 steep, dangerous 
 Strabocco, 771. a precipice, fll 
 5trabuzzare, to look steadfastly, to 
 
 stare 
 Stracantare, to sing charmingly 
 Srracca,/. weariness; a girth 
 Straccaggine,/. weariness, languor 
 Straccile, ml a girth, a band 
 Straccamento, 771. fatigue 
 Straceare, and Straccarsi, to tire, 
 
 to grow weary 
 Straccarico, a. overloaded 
 Srraccativo, a. tiresome 
 Stracchezza, /. weariness 
 S'racciafoglio, 771. a day-book 
 Stracciamento, 771. a tearing, de« 
 
 struction 
 Stracciire, to tear, to break, dash J 
 
 to disturb, torment 
 Stracciaiiira, /. a tearing, rent 
 StraccicaJaie, to tattle 
 Straccio, m. a rent, rag ; a piece, 
 
 bit ; nothing, none at all 
 Stracci. m. pi. tow ( coarse silk) 
 STaccione, tti. a ragged fellow 
 Stracco, a. weary, tired, barren ; 
 
 exhausted 
 Straccocere, to overdo 
 Straccurare, to neglect 
 S^accurataggine,/. neglect 
 Stracorrere, to run fast 
 Stracotto. part, overdone 
 Strfda. /. a street, road ; strada 
 
 vicinale, a cross-road; andare 
 
 alia strada, to rob on the high- 
 way ; fare strada, to sail with a 
 
 fair wiDd 
 Stradare, to show the wav 
 Stradiere, m. a custom-house officer 
 Stradiotto, m. a Grecian soldier 
 Stradone, m. a walk (in a garden) 
 Stradoppio, a. double 
 Striere. to extract 
 Strafalciare, to leave something in 
 
 mowing; to neglect; to walk 
 
 very fast 
 
STR 
 
 Strafalci6ne, m. error; neglect; 
 extravagance 
 
 Strafare, to do too much 
 
 Strafatto, a. over ripe 
 
 Strafficare, to expedite 
 
 Straforare, to bore through 
 
 Straforo, m. any work bored 
 through ; lavorir di straforo, to 
 act underhand 
 
 Strage, /'. a slaughter 
 
 Straggere, to divert 
 
 Straglio, m. a prop 
 
 Stragodere, to enjoy much 
 
 Stragonhare, to swell too much 
 
 Strainare, to unteam 
 
 Stralciare, to prune vines 
 
 Stralcio, m. end, issue 
 
 Strale, rn. arrow, dart ; misfortune 
 
 Stralunamento, m. a rolling of the 
 eyes 
 
 Stralunare, to roll one's eyes 
 
 Stramalvagio, a. very wicked 
 
 Strainare, to strike down, to fright- 
 en 
 
 Stramazzarsi, to fall in a swoon 
 
 Stramazzata, /. a fall 
 
 Stramazzone, m. a cut, or slash ; a 
 violent fall 
 
 Stramba, /. a rope made of brooms 
 
 Strambasciire, to grieve 
 
 Strambellare, to tear to pieces 
 
 Strambillo, m. rags, tatters 
 
 Strambo, a. bandy-legged 
 
 Strame, m. straw, litter 
 
 Stranieggiare, to eat hay, straw 
 
 Stramezzamento, m. interposition 
 
 Stramezzare, to interpose 
 
 Stramogjiante, a. superfluous 
 
 Stramoggiaxe, to abound 
 
 Strampa.la.to, a. extravagant (vul- 
 gar) [excessively 
 
 Stranamente, ad. rudely, strangely, 
 
 Stranare, to alienate, remove; to 
 ill use, abuse 
 
 Stranaiurare, to change one's na- 
 ture phing 
 
 Sfrauezza, /. ill usage, a strange 
 
 Strangol'ire, to strangle, stifle 
 
 Strahgolarsi, to bawl out 
 
 Strangolafo, a. stifled, narrow ; 
 voce strangolata, a squeaking 
 voice 
 
 Strangolatoio, a. dangerous 
 
 Strangblo, m. a strangling 
 
 Strangosciatd, a. wea-y, tired 
 
 Strangu=rlione, mid S'ranguglioni, 
 m. the gFinders (a disease in 
 horses;) sickness 
 
 Stranguria,/, strangury 
 
 Stranruriare, to be afflicted with 
 the strangury 
 
 Struaiare, to remove, separate 
 
 STR 
 
 Straniere, and Stranio, a. strange, 
 
 unusual 
 Strano, a. strange, foreign; pale, 
 
 wan, rude, unpolite 
 Strano, ad. fiercely 
 Stranuccio, a. thin, slender 
 Straordinario, m. an express 
 Straordinario, a. extraordinary 
 Strapagare, to overpay 
 Straparlare, to slander 
 Strapazzare, to ill use ; despise ; 
 
 disdain ; strapazzare il mestiero, 
 
 to do any thing ill, and in a hurry 
 Strapazzatamente, ad. carelessly 
 Strapazzo, m. contempt, insult ; 
 
 excess, disorder 
 Straperdere, to lose much 
 Strapiovere, to pour down 
 Straportare, to transport 
 Strapotente, a. very powerful 
 Strappamento, m. see Strappata 
 Strappare, to snatch, pull 
 Strappata,/. a pull, the strappado 
 Strapiinto, rn. a mattress 
 Straricco, a. very rich 
 Strasapere, to be too knowing 
 Strascicare, to drag along 
 Strascico, in. a dragging along; 
 
 the train of a gown 
 Strasciconi, ad. in dragging along 
 Strascinamento, rn. a dragging 
 
 along 
 Sfrascinare, to drag along, or draw 
 Strascinatura, /. and Strascinio, m. 
 
 a dragging, or drawing along 
 Strascino, m. a draw-net, a paltry 
 
 butcher 
 Stratagemma, m. a stratagem 
 Stratagliare, to cut, slash 
 Strato, m. a floor, or carpet; a 
 
 couch, bed ; stratum, or layer 
 Stratta, m. a pull 
 
 Strattagemma, rn. stratagem, trick 
 Stratto, m. an abstract 
 Strat'o, part, drawn, descended ; 
 
 addicted ; strange 
 Stravagante, a. extravagant, whim- 
 sical, odd 
 Stravaganza, /. extravagance 
 Stravalicare, to go through in a 
 
 hurry 
 Stravasamento, m. extravasating 
 Stravasarsi, to extravasate 
 Stravedere, to see much 
 Stravenarsi, to extravasate 
 Stravero, a. very true 
 Stravestirsi, to disguise one's self 
 Stravinc -r% to ^et too much 
 Straviziare, to make merry 
 Stravizio, and Stravizzo, m. a 
 
 merry-making, a feast 
 Stravolere, to wish for too much 
 
 STR 
 
 Strav61gere, to wrest, twist 
 
 Stravolgimento, m. contortion; ft 
 revolution 
 
 Stravoltatamente, ad. wrong 
 
 Stravoltare, see Stravolgere 
 
 Stravolto, part: twisted, confused 
 
 Stravoltura, /. subversion 
 
 Straziare, to ill use; to squandw 
 away ; to jeer, banter 
 
 Straziatore, m. a mocker, railer 
 
 Strazieggiare, to jeer, banter 
 
 Strazievole, a. injurious 
 
 Strazio, rn. outrage, a slaughter 
 
 Strebbiare, to rub, paint 
 
 Strecciare, to separate 
 
 Strefolare, to untwist 
 
 Strega, /. a sorceress; darsi all« 
 streghe, to be vexed about a 
 thing 
 
 S'regare, to bewitch 
 
 Stregheria, /. witchcraft 
 
 Stregghia,/. a currycomb 
 
 Stregghiare, to curry a horse, to 
 scrape, scratch 
 
 Stregghiatura, /. a currying 
 
 Stregnere, to press, squeeze 
 
 Stregona, /. a sorceress 
 
 Stregone, rn. a sorcerer 
 
 Stregoneria, /. sorcery, witchcraft 
 
 Stregua,/. portion, share 
 
 Stremare, to diminish 
 
 Stremenzire, to weaken 
 
 Stremita, /. extremity, necessity j 
 misery 
 
 Stremo, m. extreme distress 
 
 Stremo, a. last, extreme; sordid, 
 covetous, miserable 
 
 Strenna, /. new year's gift (Lat.) 
 
 Strenuamente, ad. strenuously 
 
 Strenuita,/. bravery 
 
 Strenuo, a. brave, courageous 
 
 Strepere, to make a noise (Lat.) 
 
 Strepitare, to make a bustle 
 
 Strepito, m. noise, bustle 
 
 Strepitoso, a. noisy 
 
 Stretta,/. a crowd, throng; scarci- 
 ty, want, a strait ; dare la stretta, 
 to oppress 
 
 Strettamente, ad. closely; earnest- 
 ly, extremely 
 
 Strettezza, /. narrowness ; distress, 
 want ; strettezza di petto, short- 
 ness of breath ; strettezza di 
 cuore, trouble of mind 
 
 Stretto, m. strai+s, (narrow place j) 
 distress, trouble 
 
 Stretto, part, pressed 
 
 Stretto, a. strait, narrow, intimate, 
 familiar ; extreme, covetous, 
 stingy ; precise, exact 
 
 Stretto, ad. niggardly 
 
 Strett6ia, /. and Strett6io, m. a 
 
STR 
 
 band, binding ; a tight ligature, 
 a press 
 
 Strettura,/. straitness 
 
 Stria, /. channelling (gutter- work 
 in architecture) 
 
 Striate-, part, channelled 
 
 Stribbiare, to rub, clean 
 
 Stribuire, to distribute ; to demol- 
 ish, overthrow 
 
 Stribuizione,/. distribution 
 
 Stridente, a. yelling, sharp 
 
 Stridere, to cry, to bustle 
 
 Stridevole, a. "acute, creaking 
 
 Slrido, and Stridore, m. a noise, 
 clamour ; excessive cold 
 
 Stridulo, a. harsh, acute 
 
 Strigare. to unfold, to unravel 
 ..a screech-owl 
 
 Striglia,/. a currycomb 
 
 Strigliare, to curry, rub 
 
 Strignere, to squeeze, press ; to 
 bind fast ; to compel, force ; 
 striamere il sangue, to stanch the 
 blood 
 
 Saigncrsi. to draw together ; stri- 
 gncrsi nelle spalle, to shrug up 
 one's shoulders 
 
 Strignimento, m. and Strignitura, 
 /. constraint, fast-binding; stri- 
 gnitura di ventre, costiveness 
 
 Striliare, to scream out 
 
 Strillo, m. a saeam 
 
 Strimpellare, to scrape upon an in- 
 strument [instrument 
 
 Strimpeilata,/". a scraping upon an 
 
 Stricga. /. a lace, a tie 
 
 Stringare, to compel 
 
 Stringato, a. close, short 
 
 Srringere, to press, to squeeze 
 
 Strione, m. a stage player 
 
 Strippare, to stuff one's guts 
 
 Striscia. /. a band, tie ; a track 
 
 Strisciare, to creep, slide 
 
 Strisciata, /. a sliding 
 
 Striscione, ad. slippingly 
 
 Stritolamento, m. a crumbling 
 
 Stritolare, to crumble 
 
 Stritolirsi, to long, wish 
 
 Stritolatura, /. a breaking into 
 small bits [za 
 
 Strofa, and Strofe, /. strophe, stan- 
 
 Strofinaccio, and Strofinacciolo, m. 
 a dish-clout, or a dusting-clout 
 
 Strofinamento, m. a rubbing 
 
 Stronnare, to rub clean 
 
 Strofinio, rn. a rubbing 
 
 Strologire, to presage ; to meditate, 
 reflect 
 
 Strologia, /. astrology 
 
 Strologo, rn. an astrologer 
 
 Strombazzare, to proclaim with 
 •ound of trumpet 
 
 STU 
 
 Strombazzata, /. the sound of a 
 trumpet 
 
 Strombettare, to sound a trumpet 
 
 Strombettata, /. the sound of a 
 trumpet 
 
 Strombettiere, m. a trumpeter 
 
 Stromento, m. instrument 
 
 Stroncare, to cut off 
 
 Stronzare, to diminish 
 
 Stropicciagione, f. and Srropiccia- 
 mento, m. a friction, a rubbing 
 
 Stropicciare, to rub ; to weary, tire 
 
 Stropiceiatura, /. and Stropiccio, 
 m. a friction, rubbing 
 
 Stropiccio, ?n. pam, fatigue 
 
 Stroppiare, to lame 
 
 Stroppiatura, /. maiming 
 
 Stroscia, /. a furrow (which the 
 water makes) 
 
 Strosciare, to rain, to fall, to mur- 
 mur (as rain) 
 
 Stroscio, m. a purling of si 
 &c. 
 
 Strozza, /. the throat, gullet 
 
 Strozzamento, m. a strangling 
 
 Strozzare, to strangle 
 
 Strozzatura, /. a strangling 
 
 Strozziere, m. a falconer 
 
 Strozzule, in. the throat 
 
 Struffo, and Stnifiblo, m. a heap 
 of rags 
 
 Struggere, to dissolve, melt 
 
 Struggersi. to pine away ; mi strug- 
 go di sete, I am almost choked 
 with thirst 
 
 Struggimento, m. a liquefying; ex- 
 cessive desire ; ruin, desolation ; 
 a swoon, fainting 
 
 Struggitore, m. a destroyer 
 
 Struire, to instruct, teach 
 
 Struma, rn. the king's evil 
 
 Strumentale, a. instrumental 
 
 Strumento, m. an instrument ; a 
 deed, engine 
 
 Strupare, to deflour, violate 
 
 Strupo, m. a derlouring, rape 
 
 Struito, m. lard, fat 
 
 Stnitto, part, destroyed, dissolved ; 
 a. pale 
 
 Struttura, /. a structure 
 
 S*ruzione./. destruction 
 
 Stxuzzo. and Struzzolo, rn. an os- 
 trich 
 
 Sruccare, to do over with stucco ; 
 to surfeit ; to disgust 
 
 Stuccatore, rn. a plasterer 
 
 Stucchevolare, t^ weary 
 
 S ucchevole. a. wearisome 
 
 Stucchevolezza, /. weariness, dis- 
 taste, surfeit 
 
 Stucco, m. stucco 
 
 Stucco, a. satiated, tired 
 284 
 
 Studente, m. a student 
 S'udiamento, m. study, care 
 Studiare, to study, mind 
 Studiarsi, to endeavour 
 Studievolmente, ad. on purpose 
 Studio, m. study, closet ; a school, 
 
 college; a Leilo studio, on pur« 
 
 pose 
 Studiblo, m. a scrutoire (a desk) 
 Studiosamente, ad. studiously ; 
 
 quickly ; diligently 
 Studioso, a. studious, diligent, 
 
 quick 
 Stuello, m. lint for a wound 
 Stufa, /. a stove, o>- hot-house ; fu- 
 migation 
 Stufaiuolo, and Stufaiolo, m. the 
 
 keeper of a bath 
 Stufare, to stew, or keep a bagnio 
 Stufarsi, tffbe weary, to sweat 
 Stufato, m. stewed meat 
 Stufo, a. wearv, surfeited 
 Stultizia,/. folly (Lat.) 
 Stumia, /. froth, foam 
 Stumiare, to foam 
 Stummia, /. foam ; stiimmia di ri 
 
 baldi, the scum of the earth 
 Stuoia, and Stoia,/. a mat 
 Stuolo, m. a band, troop 
 Stuonare, to go out of tune 
 Stupefare, to stupify, astonish 
 Stupefarsi, to be amazed 
 Stupefazione, /. stupidity 
 Stupendamente, ad. wonderfully 
 Stupendo, a. wonderful 
 Stupidezza, /. stupidity [pid 
 
 Stupidire, to wonder, to grow stu- 
 Stupidita,/. stupidity, dullness 
 Stupido, a. stupid, surprised 
 Stupire, to be astonished 
 Stupore, m. astonishment 
 Stuprare, to ravish 
 Stupro, m. a rape 
 Sturare, to open, uncork 
 Sturbamento, m. disturbance 
 Sturbare, to disturb 
 Sturbatore, m. a disturber 
 Sturbazione, /. and Slurbo, m. 
 
 disturbance, trouble 
 Stuzio, 7n. wild cabbage 
 Stuzzicaden ; i, m. a tooth-picker 
 Stuzzicamento, m. excitation 
 Stuzzicare, to excite, incite; to 
 
 pick, stir, sharpen, awake 
 Stuzzicatoio, rn. a sting, or prick 
 Stuzzicorecchi, m. an ear-picker 
 Su, prep, above, up, upon ; fu sull* 
 
 impazzare a questa novella, he 
 
 was almost distracted at thii 
 
 news 
 Suvi, suvvi, ad. thereupon 
 Su su, inter j. come on ! courage I 
 
sue 
 
 Suadere, to persuade 
 Buadevole, a. persuasive 
 . u. persuasory 
 Suasione,/. persuasion 
 Suasivo, a. persuasive 
 urt. persuaded 
 Suive. a. sweet, soft 
 Suavezza, and Suavita, /. sweet- 
 
 ..ildness 
 Subalbido, a. whitish 
 Subalternare, to subordinate 
 Subalternato, and Subalierno, a. 
 
 subal!ern. inferior 
 Subastare, to sell by auction 
 Subastazione, /. sale by auction 
 
 (law t#rm) 
 Siibbia, /. a chisel 
 Subbi.ire, to engrave 
 Subbietto, m. subject 
 Subbiezione, /. subjection 
 Subbis^amento, m. overthrow 
 Subbissare, to overthrow, to sink 
 
 down, perish 
 Subbfsso, m. ruin, overthrow, 
 
 wonder, prodigy 
 Subbollire, to boil' slowly 
 Subborgo, 771. suburb 
 Subdividere, to subdivide 
 Subentrare. to succeed 
 Subillare, to suborn, corrupt 
 Subitaniente, ad. immediately 
 Subitan'aniente, and Subitanea- 
 
 mente, ad. suddenly 
 Subitaneo, and Subitano, a. sud- 
 den, unlooked for 
 Subitezza,/. quickness 
 Subi-o, a. sudden, quick; hasty, 
 
 passionate 
 Subito, ad. suddenly 
 Subiugare, to subdue, tame 
 Subiun'ivo, in. the subjunctive 
 
 mood [rise 
 
 Sublimamento, m. sublimation, or 
 Sublimare, to sublima'e ; to raise. 
 
 prefer [motion, rise 
 
 Snblimazione. /. sublimating, pro- 
 Sublime, a. sublime, hi^h 
 Sublimit*. /. sublimity 
 Subodorare, to get scent of a thing, 
 
 to mess 
 
 amento, m. subordination, 
 
 inferiori'y 
 Subordinire, tn subordinate 
 Subordinato, a. subordinate 
 Subordinazione, /. subordination 
 Subornare, to suborn, bribe 
 Suborna'ore, Tn. a suborner, or 
 
 debaucher 
 Subomazione, f. subornation 
 Subusrlio, m. affray, fa mult 
 Suburbnno. a. near a city 
 Succedineo, a. equivalent 
 
 SUD 
 
 Succedere, to succeed, follow; to 
 
 happen, fall out 
 Succedevolmente, ad. successively 
 Succedimento, m. success, event 
 Succeditore, m. a successor 
 Succenericcio, a. baked under the 
 ashes [event 
 
 Successione, /. succession, success ; 
 Successivamente, ad. successively ; 
 
 by degrees 
 Successive, a. successive 
 Successo, ?n. success, issue 
 Successore, m. successor 
 Succhiare, to pierce, to bore; to 
 suck [boring 
 
 Succhiellamcnto, m. the act of 
 Succhitllare, to bore with a 
 
 wimble 
 Succhiello, and Succhio, m. a 
 
 wimble, piercer, screw 
 Succhio, m. juice, the sap of 
 
 plants, kc. 
 Succiamele, m. honeysuckle 
 Succiamento. m. the act of sucking 
 Succiare, to suck, draw ; to suffer, 
 
 bear 
 Succiasangue, /. a leech 
 Succia ore, m. a sucker 
 Succidere, to cut asunder 
 Succignere, and Succingere, to 
 
 tuck up, tie up 
 Succino, ?7i. amber 
 Succintamente, ad. succinctly 
 Succfnto, a. succinct, short 
 Succio, m. a draught ; a red spot ; 
 in un succio, ad. in the twin- 
 kling of an eye 
 Succiso, part, cut beneath 
 Succo, 777. sap, juice 
 Succubo. m. a succubus 
 Succumbere, to yield 
 Sucido, a. filthy, slovenly, ob- 
 scene, nasty 
 Suci lume, tti. filthiness 
 Sud, 777. the south (sea term) 
 Sudare, to sweat, perspire ; ti faro 
 sudar sen/a aver caldo, I shall 
 tease you to death 
 Sudario,' 771. a handkerchief 
 Sudatorio, 777. a s'ove 
 Soddecano, 777. a sub-dean 
 Suddelegire, to sub-delegate 
 Suddelegato, m. a sjib-deiegate 
 Suddelegazinne. /. sub-delegation 
 Suddetto, a. above-said 
 Suddiacono, ra. a sub-dean 
 Sflddito, 777. a subject 
 Sudd i to. a. liable, subject 
 Buddivtdere, 'o buI divide 
 Suddivisidae, f. Mibdivision 
 Suddo] K n. Bubdupie 
 Sudiceria,/. na^iness 
 285 
 
 SUG 
 
 Sudicio, a. nasty, filthy 
 Sudiciiime, 771. filthiness 
 Sodore, m. sweat, sweating; fS» 
 
 ward, recompense 
 Sudorffico, a. sudorific 
 Sufliciente, a. sufficient 
 Sufficientemente, ad. sufficiently 
 
 enough 
 Sufficientezza, and Sufficienza, /. 
 sufficiency, plenty, ability 
 merit 
 Suffiziente, a. see. Sufficiente 
 Suflbcamento, 771. suffocation 
 Suffocate, to suffocate (stifle) 
 Suftbcazione,/. a smothering 
 Suffolcere, to support 
 Suffraganeo, a. suffragan 
 Suffragare, to assist, help ; to C* 
 
 cuse, justify 
 SuftVagio, 771. suffrage, help, relief 
 Suffumicamento, 777. fumigation 
 Suftumieare, to fumigate 
 Suffumicazione, /. and Suffumigio, 
 777. fumigation (a remedy con- 
 veyed by smoke) 
 Suft'usione, /. suffusion (a disease 
 
 in the eye) 
 Suffuso, a. wet, watered 
 Sufolamento, m. a whistling, mur- 
 muring, whispering 
 Sufolare, to whisie, whisper 
 Susrare, to suck, blot 
 Suggellamento, 777. a sealing 
 Suggellare, to seal, stop; to im- 
 piint ; impress; to mark with a 
 hot iron 
 Sugsrello, rn. a seal, mark, height, 
 fulness ; velo dico sotto suggello 
 di confessione, I tell it you as a 
 secret 
 Suggere, to suck, draw out 
 Soggerimento, m. suggestion 
 Suggerire, to suggest 
 Suggest ione, /. suggestion 
 Sug.<restiv:<mente, ad. captiously 
 Susgestivo, a. captious 
 Su^sret'amen'e, ad. servilely 
 Suggettamento, m, subjection 
 Sug-rettare, to subdue 
 Sugg&to, m. a subject, object 
 Susr^ret'o, a. subject, liable 
 Suegezione, /. subjection ; senza 
 
 susrgezione, without ceremony 
 Suggiug&re, to subdue [tree 
 
 Snsrhera./. and Sughero, m. cork- 
 Si'i2;na./. swine's grease 
 Sugndso, a. fat. greasy 
 Sueo, and Succo, 777. iuice, gravy; 
 duns, manure ; un discorio senza 
 su"f>. a dry. emp'y 'iscourse 
 Sugosita, /. iuice. moisture 
 Sugoso, a. juicy, dainty ; witty 
 
SUP 
 
 Suiclda, in. a suicide 
 
 Suicldio, m. suicide (self-murder) 
 
 Sulfureo, a. sulphureous 
 
 Sullunare, a. sublunary 
 
 Sultana,/, a sultaness 
 
 Sultano, m. a sultan 
 
 Sumministrare, to furnish, afford 
 
 Summurmorare, to buzz 
 
 Sunto, m. an epitome ; an abstract 
 
 Suntudso, a. splendid 
 
 Suo, sua, suoi, sue, pron. his, or 
 
 her, their 
 Sudeera,/. a mother-in-law 
 Sudcero, m. a father-in-law 
 Sudla, /. sole 
 Sudlo, ra. soil, ground, earth ; the 
 
 sole of a shoe, hoof of a horse 
 Suonare, to sound 
 Sudno, m. sound, fame, report 
 Sudra, /. a sister ; nun 
 Superamento, m. a conquest 
 Superare, to subdue ; overcome ; 
 
 to surj;ass, excel 
 Superatdre, m. a conqueror 
 Superbamente, ad. proudly, su- 
 perbly, ncbJy 
 Superbia,/. piide, vanity 
 Superbiente, a. proud 
 Superbire, to grow proud 
 Superbiuzza, /. .vainglory 
 Superbo, a. proud, superb, rich 
 Supercilio. m. the eyebrows 
 Supererogazidne, /. superabun- 
 dance, excess 
 Superficiale, a. superficial, out- 
 ward, exterior 
 Supeificialita,/. surface 
 Superficialmente, ad. superficially 
 Superficie,/. superficies, outride 
 Superfiuamente, ad. superfluously 
 Superfluity, /. superfluity 
 Superfluo, a. superfluous 
 Superi, m. pi. the gods 
 Superinfiiso, a. infused 
 Superiore, m. a superior chief 
 Superidre, a. superior 
 Superiority, /. superior 
 Superiormen'e, ad. better 
 Superln'ivo, a. superlative 
 Superlazidne, /. exaggeration 
 Supernnle, a. superior 
 Supernalmente, ad. divinely 
 Superno, a. supreme, divine 
 Superpurgazidne, /. superpurgation 
 Superstite, a. surviving 
 Superstizidne, /. superstition 
 Superstiziosamente, ad. supersti- 
 
 tiously 
 Superstiziosita,/. superstition 
 £uper.stizidso, a. superstitious, big- 
 oted 
 Supervacaneo, a. superfluous 
 
 sus 
 
 Supinamente, ad. supinely 
 Supinarsi, to lie on one's back 
 Supino, ws. a supine in verbs 
 Supino, a. supine, idle; lying on 
 
 one's back 
 Suppa, /. soup, pottage 
 Suppallido, a. palish 
 Suppellettile,/. furniture 
 Supplantare, to cheat 
 Supplica,/. a memorial 
 Supplicare, to entreat 
 Supplicatdrio, a. supplicant 
 Supplicazidne, /. supplication 
 Supplice, a. suppliant 
 Supplicemente, ad. humbly 
 Suppliohevole, a. entreating 
 Suj plicio, m. punishment 
 Supplimento, m. a supplement 
 Supplire, to supply 
 Supjtlizio, m. torment 
 Suppdrre, to suppose ; to substitute 
 Supposilivo, and Suppositizio, a. 
 
 supposed [supposition 
 
 Supposito, m. and Supposizidne, f. 
 Supj'dsta, /. a suppository 
 Suppdsto, m. a supposition 
 Suppdsto, part, supposed 
 Suppregare, to entreat 
 Suppressidne, /. a suppression 
 Suppnmere, to suppress 
 Suppuramento, m. suppuration 
 Suppuiare, to suppuiate 
 Suppurativo, a. suppurative 
 Suppurazjdne, /. suppuration 
 SupputAre, to compute or reckon 
 Supputazidne, /. computation 
 Supiemamente, ad. supremely, 
 
 highly 
 Supren.azia,/. supremacy 
 Supremo, a. supreme 
 Sur, prep, upon, on 
 Surgere, to rise, to get up, to 
 
 spring, proceed 
 SurresMdne, /. resurrection 
 Surrettizio, a. subreptitious, fraud- 
 ulent [tion 
 Surrezidne, /. recovery ; resurrec- 
 Surrogare, to surroga*e, depute 
 Surrogazidne,/. deputation 
 Surto, part, risen, gone out ; free, 
 
 nimble, alert 
 Suscettibile, a. susceptible 
 Suscezidne,/. susception 
 Suscilamento, m. resurrection ; 
 
 commotion 
 Suscitare, to rise from the dead; 
 
 to stir, exci'e 
 Susina,/. a plum 
 Susino, m. a plum-tree 
 Suso, ad. upon, ab"ve 
 Suspensidne, /. a suspension 
 Suspensivo, a. suspensive 
 
 SVA 
 
 Suspicare, to suspect 
 Suspizidne,/. suspicion 
 Sussecutivo, and Susseguente, a 
 
 subsequent, following 
 Sussequentemente, ad. subsequent 
 
 ly, afier 
 Sussequenza, /. consequence 
 Sussequente, a. subsequent 
 Sussidiariamente, ad. subsidiarily 
 Sussidiario, a. subsidiary 
 Sussidiatdre, m. a helper 
 Sussidio, m. subsidy, help} insti 
 
 gat ion 
 Sussiego, m. gravity 
 Sussistezza, /. subsistence 
 Sussistere, to subsist 
 Sussolano, rn. the east wind 
 Susta, /. a spring ; a rope, a pack 
 
 ing cord [solidly 
 
 Smtantivamente, ad. substantively; 
 Sustantivo, m. substantive 
 Sustanza, /. a substance ; estate, 
 
 wealth; in sustanza, ad. in 
 
 short 
 Sus'anziale, a. substantial, thick, 
 
 solid ; strong 
 Sustanzialita, /. substantiality^ 
 Sustanzialmente, ad. substantially 
 Sustanziarsi. to take subsistence 
 Sustanzievo'ie, a. substantial; use- 
 ful, profitable 
 Sustanzidso, a. substantial, juicy 
 Sustentazidne, /. maintenance 
 Sustituire, to substitute 
 Sustituto, m. a substitute 
 Sustituzidne,/. substitution 
 Susurrare, to murmur ; to slander 
 
 speak ill ; si susurra per la citta, 
 
 it is whispered about the town 
 Susurratdre, in. a slanderer 
 Susurrazidne, /. and Susurro, m.a 
 
 noise, murmur, a whisper 
 Susurrdne, m. a backbiter 
 Suto, part, been 
 Sutterfugere, to evade, shift 
 Sutterfugio, m. a subterfuge, o 
 
 cape, excuse 
 Sutto, prep, see Sotto 
 Sutura, /. suture (seam in the 
 
 skull) 
 Suvero, m, cork, cork-tree 
 Suvversidne,/. subveision 
 Suvvt rtire, to subvert 
 Suzzamento, m. a drying up 
 Suzzare, to dry up, to air 
 Suzzo, a. dried, dry, lean 
 Svagamento, m. a wandering 
 Svagare, to divert from 
 Svagarsi, to relax one's mind 
 Svagato, a. wandering 
 Svaligiare, to take out of a mail, to 
 
 strip, rob 
 
SVE 
 
 Svalorire, to grow nt.ik 
 
 Svampare, to be extinguished 
 
 Svanue, to pick the hair 
 
 Bvanimento, m. a 
 
 Sv.imr., to faint away j to vanish, 
 evaporate 
 
 Svan'ag<i<>, j/i. disadvantage 
 
 ; >so, a. disadvan'ageous 
 
 Bvaporamento, m. evaporation 
 
 SvSporare, to send forth vapours 
 rsi, to evaporate 
 
 Svaporazione, /. and Svapore, in. 
 evap nation, vapoui 
 
 Svariaui -uto, m. frenzy ; variety, 
 itton 
 
 Svariare, to vary, differ 
 
 Siva ii'unente. ad. diversely, sepa- 
 nv< ly 
 
 Svari.';to, a. various, speckled 
 
 Svario, m. difference 
 
 Svario, a. different 
 
 Svarione, in. absurdity 
 
 Sveccbiare. to renew" 
 
 unento, m. awaking 
 
 Sveggniare, to awake 
 
 '. an alarm-bell 
 
 Svegliamento, in. the awaking 
 
 Sve^liare, to awake; to stir up, 
 incite ; end one's watching 
 ;i, f. vivacity 
 7. waked, brisk 
 
 Svejlia'oio, m. an alarm- watch 
 
 Svegliere, to rout up, pull up 
 
 ;e, a. (sonno) a light 
 sleep 
 
 Svelamentn, m. unveiling 
 
 Svelare, to unveil, reveal 
 
 Svela'amente, ad. openly 
 
 Svelen'ire, to take away the poison 
 
 Svelenarsi, to vent one's anger 
 
 Svelenlre, to mitigate 
 --. to pull up 
 
 Svellimento, in. a pulling up 
 
 Sveltezza, /'. swiftness 
 
 Svelte, a. swift, light, quick 
 
 Svenare. to open the veins ; to kill 
 
 Svene'vole, a. awkward, disagreea- 
 ble 
 
 SvenevoleVza, f. awkwardness 
 
 Svenimento. m. a swoon 
 
 Svenfre, to faint way 
 
 S venture, to fan ; sventare il grano, 
 to wiuuow corn 
 
 Sventar la vena, to let blood 
 
 Sveutitn, part, rasfa 
 
 Sventolamento, m. the act of fan- 
 nine [now, or fan 
 
 Sventolnre, to fly about, to win- 
 
 Sventrare. to run 'hrou^h the body, 
 to draw, or unbowel 
 
 SveLtura. f. misfortune 
 
 Sventuratamente, ad. unfortunately 
 
 svo 
 
 Svcnturato, and Sventur6so, o. un- 
 fortunate, unlucky 
 Svenuto, a. fain ed. weak 
 Svergheggiare, to lash, whip 
 Sverginamento, m. defloration 
 Sverginare, to detlour 
 SvergluatbiC)/. a debaucher 
 Svergogna,/. injury, disdain 
 
 uikinto, m. and Svergo- 
 gnatezzaj/.impudence,effrontery 
 re, to dishonour, to rav- 
 ish, force 
 Svergognato, a. impudent 
 Svernameato, m. a wintering 
 Svernare, to winter; to warble, 
 
 chirp 
 Sverre, to pluck or root up 
 Sveriare, to empty, divulge 
 Sverza, /. a chip, a shaving of 
 wood ; a green cabbage ; sweet 
 wine 
 Sveizare, to cut to chips 
 Svestire, to undress 
 Svettare, to cut off the tops of 
 
 trees ; to bend, shake 
 Svezzare, to wean [habit 
 
 Svezzarsi, to break one's self of a 
 Sviamento, m. a wandering 
 Sviare, to put out of the way; 
 sviare un colpo, to parry \ blow • 
 sviare uno dal suo proposito, to 
 dissuade one from his resolution 
 S via rsi, to go astray, to blunder 
 Svignare, to run away 
 Svilimento, m. debasement 
 Svilire, to debase, to disgrace 
 Svillaneggiare, to revile 
 Sviluppamento, m. unfolding 
 Sviluppare, to unfold, clear [self 
 Svilupparsi, to disentangle one's 
 Sviluppo, m. unfolding 
 Svinare, to take the must out of 
 
 the vat 
 Svincigliare, to whip with a switch 
 Svisare, to disfigure the face 
 Svisceramento," m. embowelling, 
 
 opening 
 Sviscer'ire, to embowel, or gut 
 Svisceratamenfe, ad. cordially ; 
 
 violently 
 Sviscuratezza,/. violent love 
 Sviscerato, a. embowelled j vio- 
 lent, passionate 
 Svfsta, /. mistake 
 Svitare, to disinvi'e; to unscrew 
 Sviticchiare, to disengage 
 Svituperare, to blame 
 Sviziare. to correct 
 Svogliare, to loa'he, to dislike 
 Svbgliarsi, to grow weary 
 Svogliataggine, and Svogliatezza, 
 /. a surfeit, weariness 
 2&7 
 
 TAC 
 
 tSvogliito, a. weary, surfeited 
 mi unento, m, a flying, flight 
 I Svolare, to fly in the air 
 Svolazzamento, m. a flying about, 
 
 fluttering 
 Svolaasare, to fly about; to clap 
 
 the wings; to wander up and 
 
 down 
 Svolere, to change one's mind 
 Svdlgere, to unfild; to divert; 
 
 dissuade ; to clear up ; explain 
 Svolta, /. and Svoltamento, m. a 
 
 turning, bending 
 Svoltare, to turn, bend ; to engage, 
 
 persuade 
 Svoltatiira,/. a bending 
 Svolticchiarsi, to twist 
 Svol'o, part . unfolded, dissuaded 
 Svoltiira, /. a plait, turning 
 Svolvere, to divert from j to un- 
 wrap, to explain 
 
 TABACCHIE'RA, /. a snuff-box 
 Tab' ceo, m. tobacco, snuif 
 Taballo, m. a kettle-drum 
 Tab'tno, m. a horse-fly 
 Tabarro, m. a great coat 
 Tabe,/. rottenness, gore 
 Tabefatto, a. rotten 
 Tabella, /. a rattle ; a sreat talker 
 Tabernacolo, m. a tabernacle, a 
 
 chapel 
 Tab), rrt. tabby, kind of cloth 
 Tabido, a. rotten 
 Tacca, /. stature, size ; filthinest, 
 
 vice 
 Tnccagneria,/. stinginess 
 Taccagno, a. sordid, stingy 
 Tacca to, part, speckled, spotted 
 Tnccia,/. a spot, stain, vice 
 Tacciare, to tax, accuse 
 Taccola,/. a jackdaw 
 Taccola, /. a sport, same, any trifle 
 Taccolare, to prattle, chatter 
 Taccolino, m. chatterer 
 Taccolo, m. sport, joke; broil, 
 
 confusion 
 Taccone, m. a heel-piece 
 Taccuino, 777. a pocket-book 
 Tacere, to hold one's tongue; to 
 
 conceal, hide 
 Tacere, m. silence, secret 
 TacimeVo, m. silence 
 Tacitamente, ad. tacitly, softly 
 Tacito, a. tacit, still, quiet 
 Taciturnita./. taciturnity, silence 
 Taciturno, a. 6ilent 
 
TAL 
 
 TafanArio, m, the back 
 
 Tafano, m. an ox -fly, gad-fly ; !e- l 
 
 varsi all' alba di tafani, to rise 
 
 fata 
 
 Tafferia, /. a wooden bowl 
 
 Tafferiria./. and Tafferuglio, m. < 
 an affray, tumult 
 
 . ;j. taffeta (a silk stuff:) a 
 veil, cr taffeta cloth 
 
 Taglia. /. poll money, tax ; mur- 
 der, slaughter ; ransom, a re- 
 ward : alliance, league; livery, 
 fashion : shar e . _ 
 
 be cut 
 
 Taglialorse, in, a pick. 
 
 Tagliacar.toni, in. a ruffian 
 
 Taglialcgna. in. a wood-cuter 
 
 Tagliamare, m. the teak head of a 
 ship iter, murder 
 
 Tagliamento, in. a c 
 
 :. fell ; to cut one! 
 short, to end : to cheat, speak 
 ill ; tagliare a pezzi, to slaugh- 
 ter, hash ; tagliarsi. to falter 
 
 Tagliata, /. a cutting, cut ', a 
 slaughter 
 
 Taglia"to. part, cut, or well-shaped 
 
 Tagliat^re. in. a cutter 
 
 Tagliatura./. a cut 
 
 Tagliergiire, to set a pries on the 
 head of one 
 
 Tar'-iri; r. a. cutting, sharp 
 
 Tagliere. in. a trencher 
 
 Taglio, in. an edge, cut, cutting ; 
 an opportunity ; vendere a ta- 
 sell by" retail 
 
 Tagliolini, m. pi. flat vermicelli 
 
 Taglione. m. the talion law ; 
 poll-money ; tax 
 
 Tagliuolsu/. a springe, snare 
 
 Tagliuolo. m. a slice, a bit 
 
 Tagliuzzamento. m. a mincing 
 
 Tagliuzzare. to mince 
 
 Talamo, m. a nuptial bed 
 
 Talche. con), so that 
 
 Taleo. m, sandy stone 
 
 T.->. %. - : 
 
 Talea, /. a graft, a s f ock 
 
 Talentare, to be acceptable 
 
 Talento. m, talent, capacity ; de- 
 sire, will, fancy ; mal talento 
 d'alcuno. spite, ill-nature 
 
 Talismano. m. a talisman 
 
 Tallire, to seed 
 
 Tallo. m. a graft, sprout 
 
 Tallone. m. "the heel 
 
 -. ad. in such a manner 
 
 Talmen^che. ami. so that 
 
 Talora. ad. ^me'imes 
 
 TAlpa. and Talpe. /. a mole ; e an- 
 da*o nel regno delle talpe, he is 
 dead and buried 
 
 TAR 
 
 Tal6no, prcn, some, or some 
 
 Talvoha, ad. sometimes, often 
 Tamanto. a. so great 
 Tamarind?, m. tamarind (a tree) 
 Tamarisco, in. tamarisk (a shrub) 
 Tambellone, m. a tile; a ninny, 
 blockhead [accusation 
 
 Tamburagione, /. impeachment, 
 Tamburare, to impeach 
 Tamburino. rn. z drummer 
 Tamburineilo, in. a timbrel 
 
 rrt. a dram; the barrel 
 of a watch ; a wooden trunk 
 - 
 Tamerigia,/. a tamarisk (a tree) 
 Tampoco, ad. neither, not even 
 T na, /. a cave, a den ; a hollow, 
 hole 
 
 to, in. tansy (an herb) 
 Tanaglia, /. nippers, or pincers; 
 
 tenail (a work-in fortification) 
 Tane, m. tawny colour 
 Tanfo, m. a mouldy taste j pigliir 
 
 di tanfo, to grow mouldy 
 Tangenza,/. to ich, cr touching 
 Tangere. to touch, to move 
 a. rough, rustic 
 Tangibiie, a. that may be touched, 
 
 tangible 
 Tangcecio. m. simpleton, dunce 
 Tansa, /. poll-more;. . Sax 
 Tantafera, and Tantaferifa, /. 
 
 nonsense 
 Tantino, in. a little 
 Tanto. a. so much, as many; ses- 
 santa e tanti scudi, threescore 
 and odd crowns; tanto piecoli 
 che grancli, both small and great 
 Tanto, ad, so that, so great; di 
 tanto in tanto, from time to 
 time; non per tanto, neverthe- 
 less 
 Tantoche, ad. in such a manner 
 Tantoso, ad. no sooner, soon 
 Tapinarnente, ad. miserably 
 Tapinare, to lead a miserable life 
 Tapinarsi, to be grieved 
 Tapinello, a. miserable, poor 
 Tapino, a, unhappy 
 Tappeto, m. a carpet : metter sul 
 tappeto, to bring on the carpet, 
 to propose 
 Tappezzare. to hang with tapestry 
 Tappezzeria, /. tapestry, or hang- 
 ings ' [goods) 
 Tara, /. tare and tret (wa=te of 
 Tarabuso, m. a bustard (a bird) 
 Taradore, rn. a vine-fretter (an 
 
 insec*) 
 Tarando. m. a kind of wild boar 
 Tarantella, /. a tarantula spider 
 
 TAS 
 
 Tarantello, m. over-measure, over- 
 plus 
 Tarantolato, a. bit by the taran- 
 
 tula 
 Tarare. to abate, bate 
 Tarchiato, a. well-limbed ; lusty 
 Tardamente, ad. slowly 
 Taxdamento, m. delay, stay 
 Tardantemente, ad. in a slow 
 
 manner 
 Tarda nza, /. slowness, delay 
 Tardare, to delay, tarry ; to grow 
 
 late 
 Tardezza, /. slowness, delay 
 Tardi, ad. late, slowly 
 Tardita,/. slowness, tardity 
 Tardivo, a. slow, tardy, backward 
 Tardo, c. late, slon-, tedious 
 Targa, /. a target (a shield) 
 Targata,/. a blow with a target 
 Targone, m. tarragon, or dragon- 
 wort ; a buckler 
 Tariffa, f. a tariff, a bock of rates 
 Tarlare, to be eaten by moths 
 Tarlato, a. eaten by iuoths, worn 
 
 out 
 Tarlatura, /. worm-hole 
 Tarlo, m. a moth, a worm ; worav 
 
 eatenness 
 Tarma, /. a moth, or tiny 
 Ta r matn, a. eaten by moths 
 Taroccare, to fret, storm 
 Tarocchi, m. pi. a play at cards 
 Tarpare, to clip the wings of birds 
 Tarsia,/, inlaid work 
 Tarso, m. a kind of marble 
 Tartagliare, to stutter 
 Tartaglione, m. a stutterer 
 Tartana, /. a tartane (a sort of 
 
 ship) 
 Tartara./. a milk-tart 
 Tanareo, a. Tartarean, infernal 
 Tartaro, nu tartar : Tartarus, 
 hell [shell 
 
 Tartaruga, /. a tortoise, a tortoise- 
 Tartassare, to thresh, beat, grieve 
 Tartii fo. m. a trutfle 
 Tartufi bianchi. potatoes 
 Tarva, /. an American animal 
 TAsca. /. a pocket, wallet 
 Tascata. /. a pocket-full 
 Taso. m. tartar (a sort of salt) 
 Tassa. /. a tax, duty 
 Tassagione, /. taxa'ion, impositioo 
 Tassare, to tax, assess ; accuse 
 Tassazione, /. taxation, duty 
 Tassel lire, to inlay, vary 
 Tassello, m. the collar of a cloak 
 Tassetto. rn. a graver 
 Tasso. rn. the yew-tree ; a badger, 
 
 or brock ; an anvil 
 Tasta, /. a tent (to put in wounds) 
 
TEC 
 
 Tastome, m. the keys of an instru- 
 ment 
 Tastamento, m. tlie touch 
 Tastare, to touch, feel, sound, sift 
 Tastata, /. a touch, feeling 
 Tastatura, and Tastiera, /. the 
 
 ke)-s of an instrument 
 Tasti, in. pi. stops, or springs of 
 
 musical instruments 
 Tasto, rn. the touch ; andare al 
 
 tasto, to grope along 
 Tastone, and Tastoni, ad. groping 
 
 along ; andar tastone, to grope 
 
 along 
 Tattamella,/. chit-chat, idle talk 
 Tattamelljre, to tattle 
 Tattera,/. defect, blemish 
 Tattere, /. pi. trifles, nonsense 
 Tatto, m. the touch 
 Tati'isa,/. the armadillo (an animal) 
 Tauna, in. dama<k-work 
 Tauricida, rn. a bull-killer 
 Taurino, a. of a hull [tial sign) 
 Tauro. in. a bull ; Taurus (aceles- 
 Tautologia, /. tautology, repetition 
 Taverna,/. a tavern " 
 Tavernaio. in. a tavern-keeper 
 Taverniere, m. a drunkard ; a 
 
 vintner, or tavern-keeper 
 Tavola, f. a 'able, board, plank ; 
 
 far tavola, to keep an open house ; 
 
 mettere la tavola, to lay the cloth ; 
 
 levare la tavola, to take away 
 Tavolacciaio, in. a wooden target 
 
 maker 
 Tavolaccino, m. a tipstaff 
 Tavol.iccio, in. a wooden target 
 Tavolaie, to cover with boards ; 
 
 to draw the game at chess 
 Tavolata, /. a set of people who 
 
 dine toje'her 
 Tavola* o, m. a floor, wainscot 
 Tavd.-lla./. tablets 
 rav-'lello, m. an office, counting- 
 house [book, tablets 
 Tavoletta,/. alit*le table, apocket- 
 Tavoliere, and Tavolieri, m. a 
 
 draush'-board, or chess-board ; 
 
 aver tutto '1 suo in sul tavoliere, 
 
 to have all one's substance at 
 
 stake 
 Tavoliere, m. a hanker 
 Tav-.lina,/. a little pic f urc 
 Tavolin'). in. a small table 
 Tavolozza. f. a pointer's palette 
 T&zza, f- a dish, a cup 
 Tazzetta, f. a li"le cup 
 Tp, in. tea Che leaves of a plant) 
 Teatrale, a. theatrical 
 Teatm, m. a thea're 
 Tecca, f. a fault, a ijx>t 
 Tecnico, a. techni' al 
 19 
 
 TEM 
 
 Teda,/. a torch, link 
 
 Teddeo, m. '1 e Deum 
 
 Tediare, to weary, tire 
 
 Tedio, in. tediousness ; fare a te- 
 
 dio, to weary 
 Tedioso, a. tedious, tiresome 
 Tegamata,/. a stewing-pan-full 
 Tegfime, m. an earthen stewing- 
 pan [pan 
 
 Tegghia, and Teglia, /. a baking- 
 Tegliata,/. a pan-full 
 Te.nente, a. tenacious, covetous, 
 
 clammy 
 Tegneuza, f. clumsiness, tenacity 
 '1 eio'.a, /. and Tegolo, in. a tile 
 Tela, /. doth, or linen ; a pic- 
 ture, painting ; la tela, the course 
 of one's life ; a dirvi il tutto 
 sarebbe una tela, it would be a 
 long story to tell you all 
 Telaio, m. a weaver's loom; 
 
 straining frame (for painters) 
 Teleria, /. all sorts of cloth 
 Telescopio, m. a telescope 
 Teletta, /. a tissue of gold or sil- 
 ver ; a light, or thin cloth 
 Telo, rn. an arrow, a dart ; breadth 
 
 of the cloth 
 Tema, /. fear 
 Tenia, rn. theme, suhject 
 Temente, a. fearful, timid 
 Temenza, /. timidity, fear 
 Temerariamente, ad. rashly 
 Temerario, a. rash [suffer 
 
 Temere, to fear, dread ; to doubt, 
 Temerita,/. temerity 
 Terno, m. the helm of a ship 
 Tempel l:\re, to stir, move; to keep 
 
 at bay 
 Tempellota, /. and Tempello, m. 
 
 agitation'; thundering noise 
 Tempellone, m. a blockhead, a 
 
 fool 
 Tempera, and Tempra, /. tempsr, 
 quality; singing, harmony ; sort, 
 kind, "way ; water-colour 
 Temperamento, ?n. temper 
 Temper'tnte, a. abstemious 
 Ternperanza. /. temperance, modi- 
 fication, reservedness 
 Temperare, to temper, moderate; 
 to agree, fix upon ; to tune an 
 instrument [pen 
 
 Temperare una penna, to cut a 
 Temperafamente, ad. temperately 
 Tempera'! vo, a. temperate 
 Temperate, a. temperate 
 Tempera to, ad. temperately 
 Tempera'nio. rn. a penknife 
 Temperature, in. moderator 
 Temperalura, /. temperature, tem- 
 per 
 
 239 
 
 TEN 
 
 Temperazione, /. temperance 
 Teinperie,/. temperateness 
 Temperinata, /, a stroke with a 
 
 penknife 
 Temperino, m. a penknife 
 Temp&ta, f. a tempest, storm, 
 affliction ; tempesta senz' acqua, 
 great cry and little wool 
 Tempestare, to storm, to vex ; to 
 
 insist, urge 
 Tempestivo, a. timely, seasonable 
 Tempestosamente, ad. impetuously 
 Tempestoso, a. tempestuous, mov- 
 
 ed, agitated 
 Tempia,/. the temples; the head 
 Tempiere, m. the keeper of a 
 
 temple ; a knight-templar 
 Tempio, rn. a temple 
 Ttanpione, m. a dunce, a fool; a 
 
 box on the ear 
 Tempio, m. a temple, church 
 Tempo, m. time, weather, age, 
 days ; opportunity ; women's 
 courses ; tempo dell' oriuolo, the 
 balance wheel of a watch ; pri- 
 mo o giovane tempo, the spring; 
 avanzar tempo, to anticipate ; 
 dar tempo, to defer, delay; darsi 
 buon tempo, to take one's pleas- 
 ure ; venire in tempo, to grow 
 old ; per tempo, early, betimes ; 
 un tempo, formerly, or for some 
 time 
 Tempone, m. a long while; far 
 
 tempone, to live merrily 
 Temporale, rn. time, weather, 
 
 season ; a storm, tempest 
 Temporale, a. temporal [sient 
 Temporalesco, a. temporary, tran- 
 Temporalita, /. temporal state ; a 
 
 passion for temporal tbimcs 
 Temporalmente, ad. temporally ; 
 
 for time 
 Temporaneo, a. temporary 
 Temporeg^iamento, m. dilaton- 
 
 ness, delay 
 Temporeggi'are, to temporize, to 
 delay, defer [constant 
 
 Tena.ce, a. tenacious, stingy, firm, 
 Tenacemente, ad. tenaciously 
 Tenacita, /. tenacity, covetousness 
 Tencionamenfo, m. a dispute 
 Tencinnare, to dispute [man 
 
 Tencionatore, m. a quarrelsome 
 Tenda, /. a tent, a curtain 
 Tendenza, f. tendency 
 Tendere, to tend, to spread ; tdn- 
 d^re T arco. to bend a bow ; ten 
 dere l'orecchio, to listen 
 Ten line, m. a tendon 
 Tendinoso, a. full of tendom 
 Terielra, /. darkness, ignorance 
 
TEO 
 
 Tenebrare, to grow dark 
 Tenebrosha, /. tenebrosity ; a 
 whirlwind 
 
 Tenebroso, a. tenebrous, dark 
 Tenente, a. holding 
 Tenente, m. a lieutenant 
 Teneramente, ad. tenderly 
 Tenere, to keep, hold, stop ; to re- 
 tain, shelter ; to convoke, call in ; 
 to rule, conduct, preserve ; to 
 take up, extend ; tenersi, to 
 dwell, abide: to esteem one's 
 self 
 Tenere, m. a handle; a territory 
 Tenerello, and Teneretto, a. very 
 
 ^ tender, delicate, or young " 
 Tenerezza, /. tenderness, softness, 
 
 love, compassion 
 Teneriuo, a. quite tender 
 Tenero, a. tender, soft j delicate, 
 
 sensible, careful 
 Tenerume, in. tendon, cartilage 
 Tenesmo, rti. a tenesmus 
 Teniere, m. the bow of a cross-bow 
 Tenimento, in. a territory; obli- 
 gation, duty ; support, prop 
 Tenitoro, and Tenitorio, m. a ter- 
 ritory, tenement, district 
 Tenitura,/. support, stay 
 Tenore, rn. the tenor, content ; way, 
 manner ; fare il tenore, to be in 
 unison, to play or sing in tune 
 Tensione,/. tension 
 Tenia, /. an attempt, trial ; a probe 
 
 to search a wound 
 Tentamenlo, rn. temptation 
 Tentare, to tempt, try, attempt; 
 
 to feel, probe ; to solicit, urge 
 Tentative, in. an attempt, effort 
 Tentatore, rn. a tempter 
 Tentazione, /. temptation, trial 
 Tentennamento, m. a wavering 
 Tentennare, to waver, stir 
 Tentennita,'/. a motion, knock 
 Tentennino, m. restless man 
 Tentone, and Tentoni, ad. groping 
 
 along in the dark 
 Tentone, ad. cautiously 
 Tenue, a. small, slender, thin 
 Tenuemente, ad. slenderly 
 Tenuita. /. slenderness, thinness 
 Teuuta, /. state, possession, capa- 
 ciousner-is, extent [puted 
 
 Tenuto, part, held, obliged, re- 
 Tenzionare, and Tenzonare, to dis- 
 pute, combat 
 Tenzone, and Tenzione, /. dis- 
 pute, debate, combat 
 Teocra'ico, a. theocratical 
 Teocr.'izia, /. theocracy 
 Teodia, /. a song in praise of God, 
 a hymn 
 
 TER 
 
 Teogonfa,/. theogony 
 
 Tsoiogale, a. theological 
 
 Teologante, m. a theologian, divine 
 
 Teologastro, m. a wretched theo- 
 logian 
 
 Teologia, /. theology, divinity 
 
 Teologicaineute. ad", theologically 
 
 Teologico, a. theological 
 
 Teologizzare, to speak or write 
 theologically 
 
 Teologo, in. a theologian 
 
 Teorema, f. a theorem 
 
 Teoretico, a. theoretic 
 
 Teoria, and Teorica, /. theory (the 
 study of any science without 
 practice) 
 
 Teoricamente, ad. theoretically 
 
 Teorico, a. theoretical 
 
 Tepefare, to make lukewarm 
 
 Tepere, to be lukewarm 
 
 Tepidezza, and Tepidita, /. luke- 
 warmness, slowness 
 
 Tepido, a. warm 
 
 Tepificare, to warm 
 
 Tepore, m. warmth 
 
 Terebinto, rn. terebinth (the tur- 
 pentine-tree) 
 
 Tergemino, a. tripled, three-faced 
 
 Tergere, to purge, clean, wipe 
 
 Tergiduttore, m. a captain of a 
 rear-guard 
 
 Tergiversate, to shuffle 
 
 Tergiversazione, /. tergiversation, 
 fickleness 
 
 Tergo, in. the back ; da or a tergo, 
 ad. behind 
 
 Teriaca, /. treacle 
 
 Term&le, a. belonging to baths 
 
 Terme, in. baths 
 
 Terminamento, in. term, end 
 
 Terminare, to terminate, end; to 
 die, expire; to bound, limit 
 
 Terminatamente, ad. determinate- 
 
 iy 
 
 Terminatezza, /. bound, term 
 Terminativo, a. terminating 
 Terminatore, *h. a finisher 
 Terminazione, /. termination, 
 
 bound 
 Termine, m. term; end, bound, 
 
 cause, motive ; in che termine so- 
 
 no Is co-e ? how do affairs stand ? 
 Termini, m. pi. ternis, words 
 Termino, in. term, limit 
 Termometro, m. thermometer 
 Termoscopio, m. a thermoscope, 
 
 wea'her-glass 
 Ternario, and Ternaro, m. a ter- 
 
 iry (of three things together) 
 Ternfi'ro. rn. a tiercet, or stave of 
 
 three verses J/1 ice) 
 
 Terno, m. two treys, two sixt*s (at 
 290 
 
 TES 
 
 Terra, /. earth, soil, la nd fortres* 
 cadere in terra, to fall faU, per- 
 ish ; gettare a term, to knock 
 down, to ruin ; pighare terra, ta 
 land 
 Terracotta, /. baked earth 
 Terrafinare. to banish 
 Terrafino, m. banishment 
 Terragno, and Terragnolo, a. 
 
 creeping, low [to fortify 
 
 Tarrapienare, to make a terrace, 
 Terrapieno, in. a terrace, a mount 
 Terrazzano, m. a countryman ; an 
 
 inhabitant of a fortified town 
 Terrazzo, m a terrace 
 Terremoto, and Terremuoto, m. 
 
 an earthquake 
 Terrenamente, ad. worldly 
 Terreno, in. ground, earth ; a ter- 
 ritory, or ground floor 
 Ten eno, and Terreo, a. terrestrial, 
 
 earthly 
 Terrestrita, /. an earthly quality 
 Terrestre, and Terrestro, a. ter- 
 
 restrial, earthly 
 Terretta,/. a village, castle 
 Terribile, a. terrible, dreadful, dis- 
 mal 
 Terribilita, /. terror 
 Terribilmente, ad. terribly 
 Terriccio, rn. mould 
 Terrifico, a. terrible 
 Terrigeno, a. earthborn 
 Territorio, and Territoro, m. a 
 
 territory, district 
 Terrore, m. terror, fright 
 Terroso, a. earthly, muddy 
 Tersamente, ad. neatly 
 Tersezza,/. neatness 
 Terso. a. neat, clean, clear; stile 
 
 terso, an elegant style 
 Terza, /. tierce (a canonical hour) 
 Terzamente, ad. thirdly 
 Teraana, f. a tertian fever 
 Terzare, to plough the ground a 
 
 third time 
 Terzavo, and Terzavnlo, m. the 
 
 great grandfather's father 
 Terzeria, /. a third part 
 Terzeruola, /. a pint measure 
 Terzeruolo, rn. the fourth sail of a 
 
 ship 
 Terzetta,/. a pocket-pistol 
 Terzetto, m. a tiercet (a stave of 
 
 three verses) 
 Terziamente, ad. thirdly 
 Terzo, m. a third part 
 Terzo, a. third 
 
 Terzuolo, m. a tassel, or tercel 
 Tesa, /. a stretching ; the brim of 
 
 a hat ; a place fit to spread nets ; 
 
 a toise 
 
TET 
 
 Tesauriizare. to hoard up money 
 Tesauro, m. a treasure 
 Teschio, m. the skull, head 
 Tesi,/. a thesis, act 
 Teso, part, stretched, straight 
 Tesoreggiaie. to hoard 
 Tesorerta, /. treasury 
 Tesoriere, m. a treasurer 
 Tesorizzare, to hoard up 
 TesOro, in. a treasure 
 Tessera, /. a mark, pledge 
 Tesser.indolo, m. a weaver 
 
 weave, devise 
 Tessitore, m. a weaver 
 Tesntora,/. contexture, weaving, 
 
 texture 
 Tessuto, T7i. a tissue 
 
 head, top; wit, judgment ; 
 
 es>ere di testa, to be stubborn : 
 
 gridare a testa, to cry iJoud ; 
 
 testa a testa, face to face 
 Testamentare, to make a will 
 Testanv nt brio, a. tesiamentarv 
 Testaniento, in. a will 
 Testa re, to make a will 
 . / . end. head 
 stator 
 ; . not tons azo 
 Testereccio. a. stui b Til 
 Testeso, ad. a little while ago 
 
 . m. a testicle 
 Testiera, /. the head-stall of a 
 
 bridle 
 Testified re, to testify, certify 
 Testificazione,/. te-tification 
 Testimoue, m. a witness 
 Testimonia./. a witness 
 Test i n ion i'de, a. testimonial 
 Testimonianza,/. testimony, token, 
 
 proof 
 Testimonial^, to testify, to attest, 
 
 assure 
 Testimonia, m. a witness 
 Testimonio comprato, rn. a false 
 
 Tcsto. m. a text ; an earthen pan, 
 a flower-pot ; la pruova del testo 
 e la torta, the proof of the pud- 
 ding is in the eating 
 Tes'one, rn. a small silver coin ; 
 a It ire head 
 
 m. a weaver, an author 
 Testi'idine. and Testuggine, /. a 
 turtle, or Vntoise 
 
 •-. re, weaving, con- 
 nexion, binding 
 Tetracordo. m. a tetrachord 
 Tetr'eono. m. a tetragl D (a square) 
 Tetrai'o, nitron wort (fieri.) 
 TetrametmSj^L a verse of four feet 
 Tetrarca, m. a fe'nrrh 
 Tetrarcito, m. and Tetrarchia, /. 
 
 TLM 
 
 the government and dignity of a 
 
 tetrarch 
 Tetrastico, in. a quatrain (a stanza 
 
 of four vei-ses) 
 Tetro, a. dark, black 
 Tetta,/. a breast 
 Tettire, to suck 
 Tetto, m. a roof (a top of a house,) 
 
 a house j stauza a tetto, m. a 
 
 garret [house 
 
 Tettoia, /. a pent-house, or coach- 
 Tcurgia./. witchcraft 
 Teutonico, a, Teutonic 
 Thra,/. a crown, mitre 
 Tibia. /. the leg-bone, flute 
 TjMpe, m. a flute player 
 Tiburtino, and Tebertino, m. a 
 
 *- : iid'of white stone 
 
 TVch 
 
 cbio, rn. whim, caprice 
 Tielismo, m. a kind of distemper ; 
 
 spitting [lamprey 
 
 TieninAve, /. a suckstone, a sea 
 TiepidM&te, ad. coldly, indiffer- 
 ently, i«fly T 
 Tiepidare/to grow cold 
 Tiepidezza,'«HriTepidezza,/. luke- 
 
 warmness, 'coolness ; timorous- 
 
 ness, ba>hfiilnves8 
 Tiepidita, Tiepfljiride, and Tiepi- 
 
 ditiite, /. coldn^ssst negligence, 
 
 indifference I I 
 
 Tiepido, and Tepidiif^B cold, in- 
 different, careless neefigjent 
 Tifolo, 771. a cry, a squeak M 
 Tifone, m. a whirlwind, Jsffcfane 
 Tiglia, and Tigliata, /:\lfsUed 
 
 chestnuts - . 
 
 Tiglio, ?n. a linden-tree ; the fibres. 
 
 of wood ; the bark of a stalk of 1 
 
 flax, or hemp 
 Tiglioso, a. fibrous, hard, tough as 
 
 leather 
 Tigna,/. the sco.b ; trouble 
 Tignamica, /. a kind of weed ; a 
 
 niggard, a covetous fellow 
 Tfgnere, and Tingere, to dye, stain 
 Tixnoso, a. scurfy, scaldhead 
 Tignuola,/. a moth, worm 
 Tigrane, m. a kind of pizeon 
 Tigre, in. and f. and Tigra,/. a 
 
 a tiger, a tigress 
 Tizro. rn. a tiger 
 Timballo, m. a kind of kettle-drum 
 Timbra, /. and Timbro, m. the 
 
 herb savory 
 Timelea, /. thyme (an herb) 
 Timi'ima, m. a perfume 
 Tinnco, a. like thyme 
 Timi 'amente, a/7."fearfully 
 Tiniidezza, /. fear, apprehension, 
 
 bashfulness 
 Timidita, Timid itidr, and Timi- 
 291 
 
 Tilt 
 
 dilate,/, timidity, apprehension, 
 fear 
 Timido, a. timid, fearful, appre- 
 hensive, frightened, terrified 
 Timo, vu wild thyme 
 Timdne, 771. the helm of a ship j 
 
 the pole of a coach 
 Timoniere, and Timonista, m. a 
 steersman, a pilot [pious 
 
 Timorato, a. godly, religious, 
 Timore, m. fear, apprehension 
 Timorosamente, ad. timorously, 
 
 fearfully 
 Timoroso, a. godly, pious, consci- 
 entious j timorous, bashful, cow- 
 ardly [brol 
 Timpaneggiare, to sound the lim- 
 Timpanitico, a. that lias the dropsy 
 Timpano, m. a drum, tabor ; (he 
 tympanum, or drum ol the ear ; 
 cog-wheel of a mill 
 Tina,/, a small vat 
 Tinaccio, m. a bucking tub 
 Tinaia, /. a place where vats are 
 
 kept 
 Tinea,/, a tench [g-' 1 ^ 
 
 Tincone, rn. a swelling in the 
 Tinella,/. little tub 
 Tinello, m. a servants' hall 
 Tingere, to dye 
 Tir.o, m. a large wine-vat 
 Tinozza,/. a bucking tub, or bach- 
 ing tub 
 Tina,/, a dye, or dye-house 
 Tintilano, m. cloth dyed in ths 
 wool [of a bell 
 
 Tintino, m. the sound, or tinkling 
 Tintinnabulo, m. a little bell 
 ./Tintinnante, a. tingling, jingling 
 Tintinnare, to jingle 
 Tintinnio, m. a jingling sound 
 Tintinnire, to resound, 'jingle 
 Tintinno, m. the sound, the jing- 
 
 lirg of bells 
 Tinto, pait. dyed, dipped in colour, 
 changed colour through passion 
 Tinto, m. tincture, dye 
 Tintore, m. a dyer 
 Tintura,/. dye, tincture colour 
 Tiorba,/. a kind of musical instru- 
 ment 
 Tipo, m. type, model 
 Tipore, m. hikewarmness 
 Tira,/. a dispute, quarrel 
 Tiramento, 7?i. a pulling, or draw- 
 ing; forced interpretation 
 Tiranneggiare, to tyrannise 
 Tirannello, 771. a petty tyrant 
 Tirannescamente, ad. tyrannically, 
 
 cruelly 
 Tirannesco, a. tyrannical 
 Tirannia,/. tyranny 
 
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 Tira*6re, m. a leader, or guide; 
 
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 Thella, /. a trace for drawing 
 
 buses 
 Tiritera./. a roandabont story 
 Tiro, m. a throw, shot ; a sort of 
 
 Tirocinio, m. proba; jod time, ap- 
 Tircce, m. a tyro, scholar, ap- 
 
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 Trsana, f. ptisan, cooling drink 
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 Tltota, m. a title, dignity ; inscrrp- 
 
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 Toccire, to touch, to meddle, to 
 do with ; to carry away, 
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 Toar re. rn. a touching, or Ceding 
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 Toccato, m. a tnoch [above 
 
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 Tocco, m. a little bit, a morsel ; 
 
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 Tocco, a. touched 
 Toga, /. a gown, or robe 
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 _ - - z 
 
 Togato, a. wearing a gown 
 Togliere, and Torre, to take, lav 
 _z-.: [theft 
 
 - ■ ' 
 
 ToSitore. rn. a thief, robber 
 
 ■ 7- ':> 
 Tolleribile. a. that may be borne, 
 ToOerabibnente, ad. tolerably, so 
 _ f- 
 ToDerante, a. bearing, rifcrln«\ 
 
 Tollerare. to bear pa - : 7 
 Tolleratore, m. be that tolerates. 
 
 _ — -.fr:: 
 
 Tollero, m. a sort of coin 
 Tolletta, /. and ToQe^ m. theft, 
 
 Tolonimea, /. a plaae in hell Tmen- 
 [bery 
 znd "^rijp.wu theft, rob- 
 ToHo, part. takaWaway 
 Tomaio, 77<^u.t 
 asboe^^p 
 TcmirejHBll, or tumble down 
 •'. a erive, a 
 a fum'-house [tumble 
 -7. •' •■... :: ; :e : •"_. •: 
 jilita,/. a!umble,afall 
 
 _mble 
 m. a fill, ruin, downfall : a 
 of a book [ing 
 
 - 
 7: .:- L'e. i. •:.•: .it: :.z 
 7-7. - : ■ ... i: :-- z---- 
 
 : 
 
 Toochio, m. a mi'e, or weevil 
 
 Toccbios'. 
 
 Tondamen'o, m.'a rounding, or 
 
 making round 
 
 :::t. •" - •.:.:. " r.ike :".:.:. 
 
 to cu% or dip 
 . :. - "-. /. -:■-■ -Z-? 
 T*mAegzart. to incline to a round 
 Tondere, to shear, shave 
 Tondezza./! roundness 
 Tondino. m. a plate; a term in 
 
 Toceatore, m. he tbar fee 
 Toccbiao, m. a sort of fish, ragou: j 
 
 la, /. a c'irti-z. or shav- 
 _ .r : --': T-. '\: ' r- 
 
 . round, simple. f»lish ; 
 
 nomo tondo di pelo, a simpleton 
 
 Tond^. m. a sphere, circle, cir- 
 
 a salver, a cup 
 
 TOR 
 
 7..: ■ v - - izi. ;•: •' 7 
 
 Tonfano. m. a whirlpool ; a kind 
 
 Tonfb, m. a fail, or noise which 
 
 one makes in falling 
 Tonica,/. a jacket 
 Tonnara, /. a place where they 
 
 catch and pickle tunny-fish 
 Tonnina, /. tunny, the back of the 
 
 tunny pickled 
 Tonno, m. a tunny <"a fish) 
 Tonsura,/. the tonsure, a priest h 
 
 In— W! 
 Tonsurare, to shave one's crown 
 I :: ua, *. i OHveV seal : a old 
 
 hoac >:r.7 
 
 Tr>pizio, m. a topaz (a precious 
 ._ : ". :. : : :.. -~- : '.: -.' 
 Topo, m. a mouse ; a rat 
 
 ■ lock ; a piece, or p'ch 
 
 upon a garment ; done (said tor 
 
 abet) 
 Toppallacchiave, m. a locksmith 
 :' wood 
 M. the breast, chest 
 Torba, and Tbrbida, /. a muddy 
 
 s'ream [rigidly 
 
 Torbidamente, ad. 'urbulently, 
 Torbidare, to trouble, mod, or 
 
 make liquor thick 
 
 - . a. troubled, muddy 
 Torbidiccio, o. somewhat troubled, 
 
 dts»urbed 
 Torbito, a. troubled, thick; dis- 
 turbed, uneasy, vexed 
 Torbido, m. cor .:" 
 - 
 Torcere, to bend, twist ; torcere il 
 
 muso, to make wry feces 
 
 .. a torch, flambeau ; a 
 z press, or any press 
 ■ 'orch. a taper 
 Torciare. to twist tie fast 
 Torckollo. m. a wood-pecker 
 Torcifeccio, rru a straining bag, a 
 
 h-~ -7 [Up 
 
 Torcigliare, to twine, or twist, roll 
 
 am, rn. an iuterpreter 
 Torcimento, m. twisting, twining; 
 
 \:~- 
 
 rn. a spindle 
 Torci'ore, m. a twister 
 Torci*ura, /. a twbting, or twining 
 
 about 
 ToTC'lire, and Tdrcolo, m. a press 
 Tordaio, rru a place to keep 
 
 thrushes 
 Tordella, /. a larse tb 
 
 a -hrush^asini. 
 
 meelio e fringuett in man cb 
 
 in frasca tordo, aTiri in hand u 
 
 worth two in the bush 
 
Toriccia,/. a young she-goat 
 
 Torma, /. troop, crowd 
 
 Tormentagione, /. and Tormenta- 
 mento, m. torment, pain 
 
 Tormentare, to torment, vex; to 
 infest; trouble; to be grieved, 
 tormented 
 
 Tormentatore, m. a tormentor, a 
 tyrant [mentor 
 
 Tormentatriee, /. a female tor- 
 
 Tormentilla, /. trefoil 
 
 Tormento, m. a torment, punish- 
 ment, grief 
 
 Tormentosamente, ad. with tor- 
 ments, cruelly 
 
 Tormentoso, a. grievous, painful 
 
 Tornagusto, m. a provocative to 
 appetite [bedstead 
 
 Tornaletto, m. the base of a bed, 
 
 Tornamento, rn. a return, repeti- 
 tion 
 
 Tojgltfte, a. returning 
 
 ToMre, to return ; to carry back, 
 to remember ; tornare alle me- 
 desiine, to return to one's old 
 course [flower 
 
 Tornasole, m. a turnsol, or sun- 
 
 Tornata, /. a return ; mainten- 
 ance, keeping, meeting 
 
 Tomato, part, returned 
 
 Torneament:), m. see Torniamento 
 
 To«Be, to tilt, justle ; to turn 
 round, to fence round 
 
 Torneo, rn. a tournament ; a tour, 
 voyage 
 
 Tornese, m. a French livre ; a 
 piece of money at Naples 
 
 iece of moi 
 nia^Hm. ; 
 
 Tornia^Pra. a turner 
 
 Torniamento, m. a tournament, 
 tilting; a circuit, circumference 
 
 Torniare, to turn, make round, 
 encompass, surround 
 
 Torniero, and Tornitore, m. a 
 turner 
 
 Tornio, m. a turner's lathe 
 
 Tornire, see Torniare 
 
 Torno, m. the hammer of a cross- 
 bow ; a dyer's roller ; a turning 
 wheel, or lathe 
 
 Torno, ad. about, nearly 
 
 T6ro, m. a bull ; the constellation 
 Taurus 
 
 Toroso, a. fleshy, full of muscles 
 
 Torpedine,/. the cramp fish 
 
 Torpente, a. numb, inactive 
 
 Torpere, to be benumbed 
 
 Torpido, a. torpid, dull 
 
 Torpore, m. slothfulness, sluggish- 
 ness ; numbness, idleness 
 
 Torracchione, m. and Torraccia, 
 f. a ruinous tower 
 
 Torraiuolo, m. a wood-pigeon 
 
 TOR 
 
 Torrazzo, see Torracchione 
 Torre, to take away 
 Torre,/, a tower 
 Torreg^iante, a. towering 
 Torreggiare, to tower, to stand 
 
 like a tower 
 Torrente, rn. a torrent 
 Torretta, Torricciuola, and Torri- 
 
 cella, /. a little tower 
 Torricellaccia,/. a little, old, ruin- 
 ous tower 
 Torrido, a. hot, torrid, burning 
 Torriere, m. the keeper of a tower 
 Torrione, m. a great tower 
 Torrucciaccia, /. a little, ruinous 
 
 tower 
 Torsello, m. a bale of goods; a 
 pin-cushion ; a punch to stamp 
 money [bowels 
 
 Torsione, /. gripes, pains in the 
 Torso, and Torsolo, m. the stump 
 of a cabbage, or lettuce ; the 
 core of fruits; the trunk of a 
 statue 
 Torta,/'. a kind of pastry, a tart 
 Tortamente, ad. obliquely, cross- 
 way ; intendere una cosa torta- 
 mente, to misinterpret a thing 
 Tortelletta, and Tortellina, /. a 
 small tart [tart 
 
 Tortello, m. a little pudding, a 
 Tortevolmente, ad. unjustly 
 Tortezza, /. obliqueness, crooked- 
 ness [a vine, or tree 
 Tortiglione, /. the crooked part of 
 Tortiglioso, a. crooked, winding 
 Tortire, to bend, twist 
 Tortitudine, /. crookedness, injus- 
 tice [unreasonable 
 Torto, a. crooked, bent ; unjust, 
 Torto, m. injury, wrong; avere il 
 
 torto, to be mistaken 
 Torto, ad. crookedly, unjustly, 
 
 undeservedly 
 Tortola, Tortora, and Tortorella, 
 
 /. a turtle-dove 
 Tortore, m. a turtle-dove 
 Tort6re, m. a tormentor, an exe- 
 cutioner 
 Tortoso, a. cruel, unjust, wicked 
 Tortuosamente, ad. obliquely, in 
 
 a crooked manner 
 Tortuosita, /. obliquity, a winding 
 Tortuoso, a. crooked, winding 
 Tortura, /. crookedness, wicked- 
 ness, perverseness ; torture, rack, 
 pain 
 Tortur&re, to torture, vex 
 Torvita, /. rigour, sternness 
 Torvo, a. stern, fierce, grim 
 Torzione, /. extortion, a pulling 
 and hauling about 
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 Torz6ne, m. a lay friar 
 Tosa, f. a lass, a girl 
 Tosare, to shear, clip 
 Tosato, part, clipped, shorn 
 Tosatura, /. shavings, clippings; 
 
 a cutting, clipping 
 Toscanamente, ad. in the Tuscan 
 
 manner 
 Toscana,/. Tuscany 
 Toscano, a. Tuscan 
 Tosco, ad. Tuscan-like 
 Tosco, a. Tuscan 
 Tosco, a. poisoned 
 Tosco, m. poison 
 Toso, m. a boy, lad 
 Tqso, part, clipped, shorn 
 Tosone, rn. the golden fleece 
 Tossa, and Tosse, /. cough 
 Tossicare, to poison 
 Tossico, m. a sort of poison 
 Tossicoso, a. venomous, poisonous 
 Tossimento, m. a coughing 
 Tossire, to cough 
 Tosta, ad. soon 
 Tosramente, and Tostanamente, 
 
 ad. quickly, nimbly 
 Tostanezza, f. quickness, alacrity 
 Tostano, a. quick, swift 
 Tostanza, /. celerity, velocity, 
 
 swifiness 
 Tosto, a. swift, quick 
 Tosto, ad. suddenly, immediately ; 
 
 tosto che, and Tostocche, as 
 
 soon as 
 Totale, a. whole, entire, total 
 Totalita, /. the total, or whole sum 
 Totalmente, ad. totally, altogether, 
 
 quite 
 Totano, m. cuttle-fish 
 Totomaglio, m. sow-this<le 
 Tovaglia,/. a table-cloth 
 Tovaglietta, /. Tovajliolino, m. 
 
 Tovagliuola,/. and Tovagliuolo, 
 
 m. a napkin p [hob-nail 
 
 Tozzetto, m. a bit of any thing ; a 
 Tnzzo, m. a piece, a bit 
 Tozzo, a. ill-built, ill-made, low 
 Tra, prep, between, among ; stare 
 
 tra '1 si e '1 no, to be irresolute 
 Traantico, a. very old 
 Traavaro, a. very covetous, nig- 
 gardly 
 Trabacca, f. a tent, a pavilion 
 Trabacchetta, /. a little tent 
 Trabaldare, to carry, or steal away 
 Trabaliamento, m. a staggering, 
 
 shaking 
 Traballaxe, to reel, stagger 
 Trabalzare, to thrust, shove, frisk 
 Trabalzato, part, tossed, shoved 
 
 about 
 Trabalzo, m. fraud, trick, deceit 
 
TRA 
 
 Trab4ttere, to »trike together 
 Trabeato, o. very happy 
 Trabello, a. very handsome 
 Trabene, ad. ve'y well 
 Trabiccolo, m. a horse-cloth 
 Traboecamento, m. an overflow- 
 ing, ruin, destruction, fall 
 Traboccante, a. of full weight, 
 
 over and above 
 Traboccanfemente, ad. precipi- 
 tately, inconsiderately 
 Traboccare, to overflow, weigh 
 down ; to throw, hurl, cast 
 down headlong 
 Trabcecato, a. overflown, rash, 
 
 precipitate 
 Trabocchello, and Trabocchetto, 
 
 ??i. a trap, snare, pit-fall 
 Trabocchevole, a. prodigious, im- 
 mense, sad, unlucky 
 Trabocchevolmente, ad. hastily, 
 
 hand over head 
 Trabocco, m. ruin, downfall, de- 
 struction; a mortar j a stum- 
 bling place 
 Trabondare, to be in great plenty 
 Trabuono, a. very good 
 Tracannare, to drink hard 
 Tracannato, part, swallowed, hav- 
 ing drank too much 
 Tiacannatore, m. a toper, guzzler 
 'Iracapello, ni. dodder (an herb) 
 Tracaro, a. very dear 
 TracaUivo, a. very bad 
 Traccheggiare, to delay, take one's 
 
 time 
 Traccia,/. a footstep, trace, crowd, 
 treaty ; andar in traccia di liti, 
 to pick quarrels; andar in trac- 
 cia di ricchezze, to hunt after 
 riches [ance 
 
 Tracciam£nto, m. device, contriv- 
 Tracciare, to trace, follow the 
 
 trace ; to contrive, to devise 
 Trachiaro, a. very clear 
 Tracodardo, a. very cowardly 
 Tracolla,/. a shoulder-belt 
 Tracollamento, m. a fall, tumble 
 Tracollare, to nod, reel, tumble 
 
 down 
 Tracollo, m. a fall ; dare il tra- 
 collo, to bias, prepo?se?s 
 Traconfortarsi, to console one's 
 self [ient 
 
 Traconvenevole, a. very conven- 
 Tiacordfire, to agree very well 
 Tracorrente, a. running swiftly 
 Tracorrere, to run swiftly, to pass 
 
 by 
 Tracotags'inc, and Tracotanza,/. 
 presumption, insolence, boldness 
 Tracotare, to grow too bold 
 
 TRA 
 
 Tracotato, a. arrogant, insolent. 
 
 vain 
 Tracruccioso, a. very angry 
 Tracuraggine, Tracuranza, and 
 
 Traeutaggine, /. negligence, 
 
 carelessness 
 Tracutato, a. careless, negligent, 
 
 vain, proud 
 Tradigione,/. treachery 
 Tradimenticato, a. quite forgotten 
 Trad i men to,/, treason, treachery 
 Tradire, to betray 
 Tradiritto, a. very straight 
 Tradispregevole, a. very despica- 
 ble, mean 
 Traditevole, a. treacherous 
 Tradi!evo!mente, ad. treacherously 
 Traditoraccio, m. an infamous 
 
 traitor 
 Trad i tore, m. a traitor, betrayer 
 Traditoresco, a. false, treacherous 
 Tradizione, m. tradition 
 Tradolce, a. very sweet 
 Tradotto, part, translated 
 Tradurre, to cany away from one 
 
 place to another, to translate 
 Tiaduttdre, m. a translator 
 Traduzione,/; a translation 
 Traente, a. attraclive 
 Trafelamento, m. languor, weari- 
 
 Trafelare, to languish, faint 
 Trafeiire, and Trafierere, to 
 
 wound, to strike 
 Trafesso, part, cloven, split 
 Traffics nte, m. a dealer, trafficker 
 Trafficare, to traffick, trade 
 Trafficatore, m. merchant 
 Traffico, m. traffic, trade, com- 
 merce 
 Trafiggere, to transfix, run through; 
 
 to pierce, vex one 
 Trafiggimento, rn. and Trafiggi- 
 
 tura,/. a wound, hurt 
 Trafila, /. a wire-drawing iron 
 Trafitta, /. a sting, a wound; bit- 
 ter taunts 
 Trafittivo, a. piercing, pungent, 
 
 penetrating 
 Trafitto, part, pierced 
 Trafittura,/. a sting, a wound 
 Traforare, to run through ; to get 
 
 through 
 Traforo, m. a hole 
 Trafreddo, a. very cold 
 Trafugare, to run away with, to 
 
 carry away 
 Trafuggire, to fly, to run away 
 Trafuggifore, m. a deserter 
 Trafurelleria,/. a trick, a cheat 
 Trafu-ola, f. and Trafusolo, m. a 
 sort of spindle, the leg-bone 
 294 
 
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 Tragedia, /. tragedy,} an unforttt 
 
 nate accident 
 Tragedo, m. a writer of traged.es 
 Tragettare, to pass over,- to pass a 
 
 river ; to toss up and down 
 Tragettatore, m. a juggler 
 Tragetto, m. a path, foo.t-pathj a 
 
 passage over the sea, or river 
 Tragicamente, ad. tragically, mor- 
 
 tally 
 Tragico, a. tragical, doleful 
 Tragittatore, m. a slingec • 
 Tragrande, a. very large 
 Traguardare, to aim, to take aim 
 Traguardo, ni. a level . . 
 Traimento, m. drawing, or pulling, 
 
 a thrust [along 
 
 Trainante, a. drawing, dragging 
 Trainare, to draw, drag along 
 Traino, m. as much as t^o horses 
 
 can draw at once ; ^sledge, 
 
 dray, cart ; the act ofWfaawing 
 
 along ; train, aitendanceMr 
 Traitore, m. an archer, sUnger 
 Tralasciamento, m. leaving oflj 
 
 omission 
 Tralasciare, to desist, leave off 
 Tralasciato, part, desisted, given 
 
 over [moval 
 
 Tralazione, /. a translation, re- 
 Tralcio, in. a layer, tw^Mhoot J 
 
 the navel-string < *jfc 
 
 Tralciuzzo, m. tendril of a vine 
 Traliccio, m. buckram 
 Tralignare, to degenerate 
 Tralordo, a. very dirty, or nasty 
 Tralucente, a. veryjgight, oj 
 
 transparent 
 Tralucere, to shine mxough, to 
 
 shine, to be shining 
 Tralunare, to squint 
 Trama,/. the woof in weaving; a 
 
 plot, conspiracy 
 Tramaglio, m. a drag-net 
 Tramalvagio, a. veiy wicked 
 Tramandare, to go from one vessel 
 
 to another, to convey 
 Tramaraviglioso, a. very surprising 
 Tramare, to weave, contrive, plot 
 Trama zzare, to overthrow 
 Tramazzo, m. a tumult, confusion 
 Trambasciamento, m. anguish, 
 
 affliction 
 Trambasciare, to be grieved 
 Trambusta, /. tumult, confusion, 
 
 trouble [confound 
 
 Trambustare, to put in disorder, to 
 Trambustio, and Trambusto, m. 
 
 confusion, disorder 
 Tramenare, to make up a treaty 
 Tramendue, and Tramefldui, 0, 
 
 both one and the other 
 
 m 
 
 M 
 
TRA 
 
 Tramescolare, to mingle, to mix 
 . . interposi- 
 tion : a flign m 
 Tramesso, ni. made dishes 
 Tramesso, part, interposed 
 Tmmestare, to intermingle, taml le 
 humble 
 \ m. confusion, disorder, 
 Tramettere, to pot between; bo 
 it, send 
 
 amento, m. an interpo- 
 si'.i.ui. interrupt] >n 
 
 pat between, in- 
 ter meddle, interpose 
 
 i. intermeddled, 
 [mediator 
 Tranu-zzatnre, in. an arbitrator, 
 itrice,/. a mediatrix 
 
 partition, division 
 Tramischiare, to intermix 
 Tramisehia'.o, part, mixed, con- 
 founded 
 Trimi'e. m. a path 
 Trarnitello, m. a little path 
 . mill-hopper 
 fl iliby 
 Traniontamento, m. the setting of 
 the sun 
 
 na, /. the north wind ; 
 the north pole ; the north star ; 
 perder la tramontana, to be at 
 ■ \' } end 
 Tramontainccio, m. a sharp, nor- 
 therly wind 
 Tramon'are, to set, or go down 
 Tramortiri' tie, /. and Tramorti- 
 
 mento, ;n. a fainting fit 
 Tranriortire, to faint away 
 Trampoli, m, pi stilts 
 Tram-ita, Tramutagi6ne, /. and 
 Tramutamento, m. a changing 
 from one place to another ; al- 
 teration [change 
 Tramutare, to move, to turn, to 
 Tramutatore, m. he that moves 
 me place to another ; 
 rambler [change 
 Tramutazione, /. transmutation, 
 Tratia. mterj. up ! come on ! 
 Tranare, to drag along 
 Tranellare, to cheat, swindle 
 Trantlleria, /. and Tranello, m. 
 urion 
 neat 
 Timnghiottiinento, m. swallowing, 
 dev.» [up 
 Tranehi'.'t'.re, to devour, swallow 
 
 i faint 
 Tran^osci >to. part, fainted away 
 unerto, m. a ■wallowing 
 up [up 
 
 Trangugiire, to devour, swallow 
 
 TRY 
 
 Trangugiaj6re, >n. adevonrar 
 Tranne. ad. except 
 Tranobile, a. most noble 
 Tranquillamehte, ad. quietly 
 
 Tranquillamdnto, m. a delay, qui- 
 et, e tmforl 
 Tranquillare, to quiet 
 
 Tranquillato, part, appeased 
 Tranquillita, /. tranquillity 
 
 Tranquillo, a. quiet, content 
 Tranquillo, m. tranquillity 
 Transacidne, /. a transition, trans- 
 action 
 Transegna, /. a tunic, or mantle 
 Transfigurameuto, m. a?id Trans- 
 isidne, /. transfiguration, 
 change 
 Tran-fondere, to pour from one 
 
 vessel into another 
 Transire, *o die, to expire 
 Transit! vo, a. transitive 
 Trausito, m. a passage; death 
 Transitoriam^nte, ad. by the way ; 
 
 slightly 
 Transitorio, a. transitory 
 Translucido, a. transparent 
 Transriccblre, to grow very rich 
 Transvedere, to see one tiling for 
 
 another 
 Transustanziarsi, to be changed 
 
 'nto another substance 
 Transustanziazione, /. transubstan- 
 
 tiation 
 Traonestamente, ad. very honestly 
 Trapacifico, a. very peaceable 
 Trapanare, to trepan ; to pierce 
 Trapano, m. a trepan, wimble 
 TrapassAbile, a. transitory 
 Tiapassamento, m. a passage; 
 death, decease ; prevarication, 
 transgression 
 Trapassante, a. passing over 
 Trapassare, to pass over; to die; 
 to end, cease ; to surpass, over- 
 come ; to transgress 
 Trapassato, par*." past, dead 
 Trapassatore, m. a passenger, 
 
 transgressor 
 Trapa^s Hole, a. that may be pen- 
 etrated; transitory 
 Trapasso, m. passage; a digres- 
 sion ; death [penetrate 
 Trapelare, to flow, run; distil, 
 Trapensare, to think seriously 
 Trapiantare, to transplant 
 Trapiantato, part, transplanted 
 Trapiccolo, a. very small 
 Traporre, to put between 
 Traportamdnto, m. transportation ; 
 export [to carry 
 Traportare, to transport, to bring, 
 Trapossente, a. very powerful 
 295' 
 
 TRA 
 
 Traposto, a. put betweea 
 'l rappo. m. trap-rock 
 
 I i | | ■ la, '. I i: 1181 '.rap, a trap, 
 
 an ambush, snare ; a trammel, a 
 
 fiahu 
 
 re, to catch, deceive 
 Trapp ilatbre, m. a deceiver, a 
 
 cheat 
 Trappoleria, /. a deceit, fraud 
 Tiapprendere, to undertake 
 
 ■ , and Trapuntare, la 
 
 quilt, stitch 
 Trapunto, m. a quilting 
 Trapunto, a. lean ; extenuated, 
 
 quilted 
 Trarlcco, a. very rich 
 Traripamehto, m. a precipice ; a 
 
 tumbling down headlong 
 Traripare, to precipitate, to pass 
 
 fiom one bank to the other 
 Trar6tto, part, interrupted 
 Trarozzo, a. very clownish 
 Trarre, to draw, drag 
 Trarupato, a. \ery craggy 
 Trasalire, to leap over 
 Trasandamento, m. a transgres- 
 sion, negligence 
 Trasandare, to go before ; to take 
 
 too much liberty; to neglect, 
 
 slight 
 Trasattire, to appropriate, invade 
 Trasavio, a. very wise 
 Trascannare, to wind from on* 
 
 skein to another 
 Trascegliere, to choose 
 TrasceglimentOjtfi. and Trascelta, 
 
 /. choice [excellent 
 
 Trascendentale, a. transcendental, 
 Trascendente, a. surpassing, ei- 
 
 ceeding 
 Trascendere, to exceed, surpass 
 Trascinare, to drag 
 Trasciocco, a. very silly, foolish 
 Trascolorare, to change" colour 
 Trascorrente. a. flying, wavering 
 Trascorrentemente, ad. by the by, 
 
 by the way 
 Trascorrere, to run over, to take 
 
 too great a liberty [iDg 
 
 Trascorrevole, a. "transitory, flcet- 
 Trascorrimento, m. a running 
 
 over quickly; traseorrimdnto di 
 
 lume, a beam of light 
 Trascorsivamente, ad. by the by, 
 
 shortly 
 Trascorso, TO. an error, fault 
 Traseorso, part, passed away 
 Trascot4to, a. proud, insolent 
 Trascrlvere, to transcribe 
 Trascur^ffe;ine, and Trascurfnza, 
 
 /. nezligence 
 Tnocurante, a. negligent 
 
 1 
 
TRA 
 
 Trascurare, to neglect 
 Trasciiratamente, ad. negligently 
 Trascuratezza,/. negligence 
 Trascurato, a. presumptuous, ar- 
 rogant 
 Trasecolare, to wonder ; to be as- 
 tonished ; to astonish, confound 
 Trasferire, to transfer 
 Tiasfigunire, to transfigure 
 Trasii rurato, -part, transfigured 
 Tra^figurazione, /. transfiguration, 
 change [sel to another 
 
 Trasfondere, to pour from one ves- 
 Trasfnrmare, to transform 
 Tra-formazione, /. transformation 
 Trasgredimento, m. transgression 
 'j '-asgredire, to transgress 
 TrasgrerHtore, m. a transgressor 
 Tra c gres?ione, /. a transgression, a 
 
 sin 
 Trasgressore, m. a transgressor 
 Trad, such, so great 
 Trasiciiramente, ad. very securely 
 Traslatare, to transpose, to trans- 
 late 
 Traslatatore, rn. a translator 
 Trasbtivamente, ad. figuratively 
 Traslato, m. a meta])hor 
 Traslato, a. transferred, figurative 
 TraslatrVre, m. a translator 
 Trasiazione, f. a removal ; trans- 
 lation, version 
 Traslignare, to degenerate 
 7 rasmarlno, a. that is beyond sea 
 Trasmettere, to pour from one 
 vessel to another; to transmit, 
 convey 
 Trasmigrare, to transmigrate 
 Trasmigrazione, /. transmigration 
 Trasmodare, to exceed, go beyond 
 
 measure 
 Trasmodato, a. extraordinary 
 Trasmutabile, a. changeable 
 Trasmutamento, m. Trasmuta- 
 gione, and Tra.mutanza, /. 
 transmutation 
 Trasmutare, to transform 
 Trasmutazione,/. transformation 
 Trasnaturato, a. unnatural 
 Trasnellamente, ad. very nimbly 
 Trasn°!lo, a, very nimble 
 Trasognamento, m. a raving 
 Trasognare, to dream ; to rave 
 Trasognato, a. stupid, senseless 
 Trasollicitamente, ad. very care- 
 fully 
 Trasoneria, /. vanity, ostentation 
 Trasordinare, to go astray, to 
 
 mistake 
 Trasordinario, i. extraordinary 
 Trasordinatamente, ad. disorderly 
 Trasordine, rn. excess, disorder 
 
 TRA 
 
 Trasoriere, m. treasurer 
 Traspadano, a. beyond the Po 
 Trasparente, a. transparent 
 Trasparenza, /. transparency 
 Trasparere, and Trasparire, to be 
 transparent [tation 
 
 Traspiantamento, m. a transplan- 
 Traspiantare, to transplant 
 Traspirare, to transpire 
 Trasponimento, m. a transposition 
 Trasporre, to transpose, transplant 
 Trasportamento, m. a transporta- 
 tion 
 Trasportare, to transpose, transfer, 
 
 to carry, to carry away 
 Trasportato, part, transported 
 Trasportazione, /. and Trasp6rto, 
 
 m. a transporting, removal 
 Trasporto, m. passion, anger 
 Trasposizione, /. transposition 
 Trasposto, part, transposed, trans- 
 planted 
 Trasricchire, to make very rich 
 Trassinare, to handle, manage ; to 
 
 ill treat 
 Trastornare, to delay, amuse 
 Trastullare, to divert; amuse; to 
 
 take pleasure, to play 
 Trastuliatore, m. a buffoon 
 Trastullevole, a. diverting, pleas- 
 ing [ure, sport 
 Trastullo, rn. amusement, pleas- 
 Trasudare, to sweat much 
 Trasumanare, to quit human na- 
 ture and become divine 
 Trasumanato, part, become divine 
 Trasustanziare, to transubstantiate, 
 
 to alter 
 Trasustanziato, part, changed 
 Trasvasare, to put from one vessel 
 
 into another 
 T ras versa.] e, a. transverse 
 Trasversalmente, ad. obliquely 
 Trasverso, a. oblique, across ; 
 
 wicked 
 Trasviare, to wander, to go out of 
 the way ; to put out of the way 
 Trasvolare, to fly swiftly 
 Trasvolgere, to put into disorder; 
 
 to turn, or wind about 
 Tratta, /. space, distance ; noi 
 siamo una tratta d'arco dalla 
 citta, we are near town 
 Trattabile, a. tractable, easy ; gen- 
 tle, kind, affable 
 Trattabilita, /. tractability, mild- 
 ness [ly 
 Trattabilmente, ad. kindly, friend- 
 Trattamento, m. a discourse ; trea- 
 tise, plot, contrivance ; treat- 
 ment 
 Trattante, a. treating 
 296 
 
 TRA 
 
 Trattare, to treat, handle, discourse 
 of ; to touch, feel 
 
 Trattato, m. a treatise, work, plot, 
 machination 
 
 Trattato, part, treated of 
 
 Trattat6re, m. a negotiator, con 
 triver, an interpreter 
 
 Trattazione, /. an agreement, 
 treaty 
 
 Tratteggiamento, m. a drawing 
 
 Tratteggiare, to draw lines, to 
 speak wittily 
 
 Tratteggiare, m. a flourish 
 
 Tratteggiato, part, drawn, full of 
 lines 
 
 Trattenere, to entertain, amuse 
 
 Trattenimento, m. amusement, 
 play, delay [companion 
 
 Trattenitore, m. an entertaining 
 
 Trattevole, a. tractable, easy 
 
 Tratto, m. a pull, pluck ; "dare il 
 tratto alia bilancia, to turn the 
 scale 
 
 Tratto, rn. a space, distance; a 
 trick, deceit ; a lively expression, 
 a manner, custom ; a stroke, 
 dash ; dare i tratti, to be at the 
 last gasp ; tratto di corda, the 
 strappado; flogging 
 
 Tratto, part, drawn 
 
 Tratto tratto, ad. oftentimes 
 
 Trattura, /. a throw ing, pulling 
 
 Traudire, to hear wrong 
 
 Travaglia,/. and Travagliamento, 
 m. labour, toil, affliction 
 
 Travagliante, a. laborious 
 
 Travagliare, to trouble, afflict ; to 
 work ; to meddle ; to have to do 
 with ; to strain, to endeavour 
 
 Travagliatamente, ad. with diffi- 
 culty 
 
 Travagliatore, rn. a vexer, tor- 
 mentor; a juggler, cheat 
 
 Travaglio, m. anxiety, trouble, 
 work, labour 
 
 Travaglioso, part, wretched 
 
 Travalente, a. extraordinary ; 
 powerful 
 
 Travalicamento, m. passage ; a 
 transgression 
 
 Travalicare, to pass over ; to trans- 
 gress, violate [over 
 
 Travalicatore, m. he that passes 
 
 Travasamento, m. a transfusion 
 
 Travasare, to decant 
 
 Travata, /. a fence made with 
 beams 
 
 Trave, /. a beam _ [ziness 
 
 Travecchiezza,/. decrepitness, cra- 
 
 Travedere, to see double 
 
 Travedimento, m. a seeing double, 
 an error 
 
 I 
 
TRE 
 
 Traversa, /. a cross iron bar ; mis- 
 tat tune, a Iversity : a cross path ; 
 a short cut ; alia tra versa, ad. 
 across, through 
 Traversale, a. athwart 
 Traversalmente, ad. si li 
 Traversameiito, in. a partition 
 
 m over 
 Traversal ia, /. a sweep-net 
 Traversato,a. strong-limbed, robust 
 Traversia,/. adversity 
 Traverso, a. oblique ; striped, 
 adverse, contrary, insupportable 
 Traverso, M. a cross blow, or 
 
 stroke 
 Traversone, ad. across, crosswise 
 Travertino, to. a kind of white 
 
 spongy stotie 
 Travestire. to disguise, or mask 
 one's self ; i travestiti si cono- 
 scono al cavar della maschera.the 
 deceitful are sure to be discover- 
 ed sooner or later 
 Traviamento, m. a wandering, 
 
 blunder 
 Traviare, to turn nut of the road ; 
 to go astray ; to lose one's self in 
 discourse 
 Traviatore, m. a wanderer 
 Travicello. TO. a small beam 
 Travillano, a. very ignominious 
 Travinto. part, conquered 
 Travis-ire, to deceive ; to be dis- 
 guised, masked 
 Travisato, part, disguised 
 Traviso, TO. a mask ; disguise 
 TravoUere, to invert ; to overturn 
 Travolto, part, confused 
 Tre, a. three 
 
 Treagio, TO. a kind of coarse cloth 
 Trebbia, /. a flail ; scourje 
 Trebbiano, m. a sort of wine 
 Trebbiire, to thrash, to break very 
 
 small 
 
 Trebbiatura,/. a thrashing 
 
 Trebbio, TO. a three cross road ; 
 
 merriment ; diversion ; stare a 
 
 trebbio, to divert one's self in 
 
 company [of an estate 
 
 Trebelliauica, /. the fourth part 
 
 Trecca, /. a huckster ; a woman 
 
 who sells fruit, Sec. 
 TreccAre, to keep a huckster's shop ; 
 
 to cheat, to impose upon 
 Treccheria,/. a trick, cheat 
 Trecchiero, rru a huckster, retailer 
 Trecchiero, a. cheating, deceitful 
 Treccia, /. a lock of hair [hair 
 Trecciera, /. a riband for women's 
 Treccone, m. a huckster, retailer 
 Trecentesirao, a. the three hun- 
 dredth 
 
 TRE 
 
 Trecento, a. three hundred 
 Tredecimo, and Tredice'suno, a. 
 
 tin- thirteenth 
 Tredici, to. thirteen 
 
 Tn i"l >. TO. a twist 
 
 . a:i apparition 
 . a sugar-plum 
 Treggia,/. a sledge, dray 
 
 tore, to, he that draws the 
 sledge [arms 
 
 Tregua, /. a truce, cessation of 
 Tremante, a. trembling 
 Tremare, to tremble 
 Tremebondo, a. trembling 
 Tremendo, a. horrible, terrible 
 Trementlna,/. turpentine 
 Tremila, a?id Tremilia, /. three 
 
 th >usand 
 Tremito, m. a shivering, trembling 
 Tremolante, a. trembling, shiver- 
 ing [shine 
 Tremolare, to tremble, sparkle, 
 Tremolo, a. trembling, shaking 
 Tremoloso, a. paralytic 
 Tremore, TO. fear, apprehension, 
 
 trembling 
 Tremoroso, a. trembling 
 Tremula,/. a tremble (tree) 
 Treinuoto, m. an earthquake 
 Treno, rn. a train, equipage; a 
 
 sledge, or dray 
 Tren'a, a. thirty [fifth 
 
 Trentacinquesimo, a. the t hirty * 
 Trentamila, a. thirty thousand, an 
 infinite number [fourth 
 
 Trentaquattresimo, a. the tbirty- 
 Trentavecchia, /. an idle word to 
 
 frighten children 
 Trentesimo, a. the thirtieth 
 Trepi dare, to quake for fear 
 Trepidazione, rn. trembling for 
 
 fear j great fright 
 Trepido, a. trembling, shaking 
 Treppiede, m. a trevet, tripod 
 Tre'sca,/. a country dance ; trouble, 
 
 incumbrance 
 Trescare, to dance country dances ; 
 
 to handle, to play, wanton, toy 
 Trcscata, /. tattling, prating 
 Trescherella,/. a little dance 
 Trescone, m. a kind of dance 
 Trespido, m. a prop 
 Trespolo, TO. a trestle, prop 
 Triaca, /. treacle, medicine, me- 
 dicament 
 Triangolire, a. triangular (three- 
 cornered) 
 Triangolo, m. a triangle 
 Triario, m. stout soldiers in the 
 
 re ar among the Romans 
 Tribbiire, to grind, beat small 
 Tribo, m. a tribe 
 297 
 
 TBI 
 
 Tribolare, to afflict, trouble; to 
 
 torment om-\ self 
 Tribola'mv. m. :\ tormentor 
 
 TribolaziOne, /'. tribulation 
 Tribolo, m. a thistle, a bramble; 
 tribulation; m. blot (a plant;) 
 mourning; sorrow 
 Tribol08O, <;. wretched 
 Tribu./. a tribe 
 
 Tribulazione,/. see Tribolazione 
 Tribuna,/. a gallery in a church 
 Tribunate, to. a tribunal 
 Tribunate, a. belonging to a court 
 
 of justice 
 Tribunalmente, ad. sitting in the 
 
 judgment-seat 
 Tribunate, TO, tribune's office 
 Tribunesco, a. of a tribune 
 Tribi'ino, TO, a tribune 
 Tribtitare, to pay tribute 
 Tributario, a. tributary 
 Tributo, m. a tribute; render il 
 
 tributo alia natura, to die 
 Triclinio, rn. dining-hall 
 Tricorde, a. with three strings 
 Tricorporeo, a. of three bodies 
 Tricuspide, a. having three points 
 Tridente, TO, Neptune's trident 
 Triduo, m. three days 
 Triegua,/. a truce 
 Trifera,/. a kind of electuary 
 Trifogliato, a. three-le ived 
 Trifoglio, m. trefoil (plant) 
 Triforcftto, and Trif ucfito, a. 
 
 three-forked 
 Triforme, a. having three forms 
 Trigemini, a. three-fold 
 Trigesimo, a. the thirtieth 
 Trigiia,/. a mullet 
 Trigonometrta, /. trigonometry 
 Trillire, to quaver, to trill 
 Trillo, m. a quaver, trill 
 Trilustre, a. of three lustres, or fif- 
 teen years old 
 Trimembre, a. of three members 
 Trimcstre, to. three months 
 Tri metro, m. a trimetre 
 Trimpellare, to play ill on the 
 
 lute, &c. 
 Trina,/. lace 
 Trincnre, to carouse 
 Trincato, a. cunning, sharp 
 Trincea, /. a trench, an intrench- 
 merit [ment 
 
 Trincerare, to make an intrench- 
 Trinchetto, m. the fore-mast sail 
 Trinciante, 771. a carver at table 
 Trinciante, a. shar|), cunning 
 Trinciare, to cut, to carve ; to ca- 
 per, to cut capers 
 Trinciera, /. intrenchment 
 Trlncio, m. a cutting 
 
TR1 
 
 Trinc6ne, m. a toper [Trinity 
 Trinita, /. the feast of the holy 
 Trino, o. cf three persons 
 Triocco, in. a noisy assembly 
 Trionfale, a. triumphal 
 Trionfalmente, ad. triumphantly 
 Trionfante, a. triumphant 
 Trionfare, to triumph, to subdue 
 Trionfatore, m. a triumpher 
 Trionfo, m. a triumph [parts 
 
 Tripartita, part, divided into three 
 Triplicare, to treble 
 Triplice, a. triple 
 Tripiicemente, ad. trebly 
 Triplicita,/". a threefold quantity 
 Triplo, a, triple, threefold 
 Tripode, m. a stool, tripod 
 Trippa,/. tripe, belly, venter 
 Tripudiaruentc, m. the action of 
 
 dancing 
 Tripudiare, to dance, caper 
 Tripudiatore, m. a dancer 
 Triptidio, in. merriment in dancing 
 Triregno, m. the pope's diadem 
 Trireme, /. a galley with three 
 banks of oars [father 
 
 Trisavolo, ra. a great grandfather's 
 Tristaceio, a. wicked, profligate 
 Tristaggine,/. wickedness 
 Tristamente, ad. sorrowfully 
 Tristanzuolo, a. unhealthy 
 Tristare, to be sorrowful 
 Tristarello, Tristerellino, and 
 Tristerello, a. unlucky, arch, 
 roguish 
 Tristezza, /. malice, grief, vexation 
 Tristizia, /. sadness, heaviness, 
 
 roguery 
 Tristo, a. sad, sorrowful ; unhap- 
 py, miserable, profligate, wicked 
 Tritamente, ad. piece-meal, com- 
 monly 
 Tritamento, rn. threshing, grinding 
 Tritare, to grind, pound; to ex- 
 amine, consider 
 Tritello, m. bran 
 Tritico, m. wheat 
 Trito, part, crumbled, ground ; 
 
 passo trito, common highway 
 Tritolo, m. a morsel, crumb 
 Tritono, m. a musical term 
 Tritume, rru fragments, crumbs 
 Tritura, and Triturazione,/. grief, 
 sorrow ; grinding, pounding, 
 pinching 
 Triunvirato, m. a triumvirate 
 Triunviro, m. a triumvir 
 Triviale, a. common, trivial 
 Trivialita, /. trivial manners, rus- 
 ticity 
 Trivial mente, ad. in a trivial 
 manner 
 
 TRU 
 
 Trivio, m. a highway ; a cross- 
 street 
 Trocisco, m. a sort of pill 
 Trofeo, ra. a trophy 
 Troia, /. a sow 
 Troiata, m. a gang of ruffians 
 Tromba, /. a trumpet ; a pump, en- 
 gine ; an elephant's trunk ; ven- 
 dere alia tromba, to sell by auc- 
 tion 
 Trombadore, m. a trumpeter 
 Trombare, to sound the trumpet 
 Trombata,/. the sound of a trumpet 
 Trombeggiante, a. trumpeting 
 Trombetta, /. a little trumpet, a 
 
 trumpeter 
 Trombettare, to sound the trumpet ; 
 
 to divulge, publish around 
 Trombettatore, and Trombettiere, 
 m. a trumpeter; one that pub- 
 lishes all he knows 
 Trombone, m. a sackbut 
 Troncamente, ad. interruptedly 
 Troncare, to cut, break 
 Troncato, part, cut off", imperfect, 
 
 unfinished 
 Troncatore, m. a cutter off 
 Tronco, a. cut off, maimed 
 Tronco, in. trunk of a tree, stock 
 
 of a family 
 Tronconcello, m. a little stump 
 Troncone, m. a trunk, stem of a 
 
 tree, a splinter, a piece 
 Tronfio, a. proud, angry 
 Troni, m. pi. thrones, angels 
 Trono, m. a seat, a throne ; thun- 
 der, thunder-bolt 
 Tropologico, a. moral 
 Troppo, ad. too much ; a cader va 
 chi troppo in alto sale, hasty 
 climbers have sudden falls 
 Troppo, m. excess, superfluity 
 Troppo, a. excessive 
 Troscia, /. a furrow which the 
 
 water makes in running 
 Trota,/. a trout 
 
 Trotare, to dress, to stew a trout 
 Trottare, to trot, run 
 Trottatore, m. a trotter 
 Trotto, m. a trot 
 Trottola, /. a top 
 Trottone, ad. trotting 
 Trovabile, a. that may be found 
 Trovamento, m. invention, art 
 Trovare, to find, to meet with, 
 light upon ; to invent, compose 
 Trovato, m. an invention 
 Trovatore, m. an inventor, a poet 
 Truccare, and Trucciare, to hit 
 the bowl [billiards 
 
 Triicco, m. billiards, the game of 
 Truce, a. cruel, fierce 
 
 TUR 
 
 Trucidare, to murder, to kill 
 Trucidat6re, m. a murderer 
 Truciolare, to cut in pieces 
 Triiciolo, m. a chip, or particle 
 Truculento, a. cruel, barbarous 
 Trutfa, /. a trick, cheat ; a toy 
 Truffaie, to deceive, cheat ; to 
 
 make a fool of 
 Truffatore, and Truffiere, m. an 
 
 impostor, a cheat 
 Trufferia, /. imposition, deceit 
 Truogo, and Truogolo, m. z 
 
 trough 
 Tnippa, /. a troop, company 
 Trutilare, to whistle like a thrush 
 Tu, pi-on. thou 
 Tuba, /. a trumpet 
 Tubare, to groan, complain 
 Tiibera, /. and Tiibero, m. the 
 
 medlar-tree 
 Tubercolo, m. a swelling 
 Tuberosita, /. a tumour, swelling 
 Tuberoso, a. bunchy, tuberous 
 
 m. the tuberose 
 Tiibio, in. a tube 
 Tuello, m. the root of the nail and 
 
 hoof [down, to se 
 
 Tuffare, to plunge, dip ; to go 
 Tuffarsi, to plunge one's self 
 Tuffo, rn. a dipping, plunging 
 Tuflblo, m. a kind of bird 
 Tufo, rn. a kind of porous stone 
 Tugiirio, rn. a cave, a hut 
 Tulipano, m. a tulip 
 Tumefatto, part, swollen, bloated 
 Tiimido, a. proud, lofty 
 Tumore, rn. a swelling ; pride 
 Tumoroso, a. swollen, bloated 
 Tummare, to bury 
 Tumulo, m. a tomb, grave 
 Tumulto, m. a tumult 
 Tumultuante, a. tumultuous 
 Tumultuare, to make a tumult ; to 
 
 mutiny [ously 
 
 Tumultuariamente, ad. tumultu- 
 Tumultuario, a. hasty, done in a 
 
 hurry [ously 
 
 Tumultuosamente, ad. tumultu- 
 Tumultuoso, a. tumultuous 
 Tunica, /. a tunic, or jacket; a 
 
 membrane, or thin skin 
 Tuo, pron. thy 
 
 Tuono, rn. thunder, a tone in mu- 
 sic ; rimettere in tuono, to set 
 
 one to rights 
 Tuorlo, m. the yolk of an egg; the 
 
 centre, the middle 
 Turacciolo, m. a cork 
 Turamento, rn. a stopping up 
 Turare, to stop up, to cork 
 Turba, /. a multitude, throng 
 Turbabile, a. easy to be disturbed 
 
TUI 
 
 Turbamento, m. trouble, perturba- 
 tion, insurrection, revolt ; dis- 
 turbance 
 
 Turbante, m. a Turk's cap, turban 
 
 Turbare, to trouble, disturb ; to in- 
 terrupt, disorder 
 
 Turbarsi, to grow cloudy 
 
 Turbatetto, a. agitated [law) 
 
 Turbativa, /. an indictment (in 
 
 Turbalore, m. a disturber 
 
 Turbazione, /. trouble, disturbance 
 
 Turbine, and Turbinio, m. a 
 whirlwind j a kind of shell 
 
 Turbinoso, d. whirling, storming 
 
 Turbo, m. darkness} a storm, a 
 whirlwind 
 
 Turbolento, a. turbulent 
 
 Turboleuza, /. turbulency, uneasi- 
 ness ; trouble, tribulation 
 
 Turcasso, in. a quiver 
 
 Turchesco, a. of a Turk 
 
 Turchina, /. turquoise (a precious 
 stone) 
 
 Turchiniccio, a. bluish 
 
 Turchino, a. blue, azure 
 
 Turcimanno, m. a drogoman, an 
 interpreter 
 
 Turco, m. a Turk 
 to swell 
 
 Turd lo. a. swelled 
 
 Turibile, m. a censer 
 
 Turma, f. a troop of horse ; a 
 flock of sheep ; a crowd of peo- 
 ple 
 
 Turpe, a. base, deformed, dirty 
 
 Turpemente, ad. shamefully 
 
 Turpezza,/. dishonesty, baseness 
 
 Turpissimamente, ad. most shame- 
 fully 
 
 Turpita,/. baseness 
 
 Turpitudine,/. deformity 
 
 Turtumaglio, rn. a kind of herb 
 
 Tuteh, /. guardianship, tuition, 
 pnrection 
 
 Tutelato, a. protected by a tutor 
 
 Tutore, m. a guardian, tutor 
 
 ita, Tutta via. and Tutta 
 volta. ad. always, continually ; 
 nevertheless ; yet 
 
 Tutta volta che, ad. so many times 
 as, whenever 
 
 Tutto, a. all. the whole ; tutti e 
 cinque andammo all' 6pera, we 
 went all five to the opera 
 
 Tutto, ad. wholly, entirely 
 
 Tutto in un tempo, ad. suddenly; 
 at once 
 
 Tuttoche, ad. although, almost 
 
 Tuttora, ad. always 
 
 Tutt' uno, ad. entirely the same 
 
 Tutt' uomo, every man 
 
 Tutumaglio, m. the milk-thistle 
 
 UD1 
 
 Tututto, ad. entirely, altogether 
 Tiizia, /. tutty, a kind of zinc 
 
 U 
 
 U} ad. where 
 5 Ubbia, /. a bad omen 
 Cbbidiente, a. obedient, dutiful 
 Ubbidienza, /. obedience 
 Ubbidienziere, m. an obedientiary 
 
 (law term) 
 Ubbidire, to obey, to be dutiful 
 Ubbiditdre, rn. lie who obeys 
 Ubbioso, a. superstitious 
 Ubbliare, to forget 
 UbbriacAre, to intoxicate 
 Ubbriachezza,/. drunkenness 
 Ubbriaco, a. drunk 
 Ubbriacone, m. a great drunkard 
 Uberifero, a. that has teats, copious, 
 
 fertile [pap 
 
 U'bero, m. U'bera, /. pi. breast, 
 Uberta,/. abundance, fruitfulness. 
 Ubertoso, a. fruitful, abundant 
 U'bi, ad. where 
 Ubriacaecio, a. drunk 
 Ubriachezza, /. drunkenness 
 Uccellabile, a. silly 
 Uccellaccio, m. a voracious bird ; 
 
 a simpleton 
 Uccellagione, /. a fowling ; the 
 
 fowling season; game 
 Uccellaia, /. an aviary, a place to 
 
 keep birds 
 Uccellame, m. game, or a great 
 
 number of birds 
 Uccellamento, m. derision 
 Uccellare, to fowl, go a bird-catch- 
 ing; to banter, rail at; to long 
 
 for 
 Uccellatore, m. a bird-catcher 
 Uccellatiira, /. a fowling, the fowl- 
 ing season 
 Uccelletto, m. a little bird 
 Uccelliera, /. an aviary, or large 
 
 cage 
 Uccellino, m. a little bird ; pigliare 
 
 gli uccellini, to toy, loiter 
 Uccello, 77i. a bird, simpleton 
 Ucchiello, in. a button-hole 
 Uccidere, to kill, slay 
 Uccidimerito, m. a murder 
 Ucciditore, m. a murderer 
 TJccisione, /. a slaughter 
 Ucciso, a. killed 
 Udibile, a. audible 
 Udienza, and Udienzia,/. audience, 
 
 or auditory; dare udienza, to 
 
 hearken to 
 
 ULT 
 
 Udimento, m. the act of hearing 
 
 Udire, to hear, listen to 
 
 Udita, /. the hearing ; per udita, 
 
 by hear-say [senses) 
 
 Udito, m. the hearing (one of the 
 Uditore, m. an auditor, hearer 
 Uditorio, m. auditory 
 Udizione, /. a hearing 
 UtVizio, in. oflice 
 Uficiale, m. an officer 
 Uficiire, to officiate 
 Uficiatura, /. divine service 
 Uficio, m. an office, duty 
 Uficioso, a. officious 
 U'fo, a ufo, gratis 
 U'ggia,/. a shade, omen, augury j 
 
 essere, provarsi, o venire in ug- 
 
 gia, to be hated, to weary, dis- 
 please ; avere in uggia, to hate, 
 
 abhor 
 Uggiolare, to howl _ [trustful 
 Ugghso, a. shady, suspicious, mis- 
 U'gna, /. a nail, claw, fingers 
 Ugnare, to cut with a sharp graver 
 Ugnatura, /. (tagliare a,) to cut 
 
 with a sharp graver 
 U'gnere, to anoint, rub ; to dress a 
 
 wound 
 U'gnere le mani, to bribe 
 Ugniinento, m. anointing 
 Ugn6ne, rn. clutches, claws 
 U'gola, /. the uvula of the palate 
 Ugonotto, rn. a Huguenot 
 Uguagliamento, m. the act of 
 
 making equal 
 Uguagli.'inza, /. equality 
 Uguagliare, to equal 
 Uguale a. equal, like 
 Ugualita,/. equality 
 Ugualmente, ad. equally 
 Uhei ! inter j. alas ! 
 U'lcera, /. an ulcer 
 Ulceragione, Ulcerazione, /. and 
 
 Ulceramento, m. ulceration 
 Ulcerare, to ulcerate 
 Ulceroso, a, ulcerous 
 Uligine, /. moisture, dryness, 
 
 dampness 
 Uliginoso, a. moist, damp 
 Uliva,/. an olive 
 Ulivale, and Ulivare, a. the form 
 
 of an olive 
 Ulivastro, a. olive-coloured ; m. 
 
 wild olive-tree 
 Ulivella, /. an iron spike, iron 
 
 pincers, slings 
 Uliveto, m. an' olive-yard 
 Ulivigno, a. olive-coloured 
 Ulivo, m. olive-tree, olive branch 
 Ul'eriore, a. farther 
 Ulteriormente, ad. besides 
 Ultimamente, ad. lately, lastly 
 
UNC 
 
 UlUmare, to finish, perfect 
 
 Ultimate), -part, terminated 
 
 U'ltimo, a. last ,• all' ultimo, ad. at 
 last 
 
 Ultore, m. and Ul trice, /. a re- 
 venger, an avenger 
 
 Ululare, to howl, or roar 
 
 Ululato, rn. howling, roaring 
 
 U'lulo, m. a howling 
 
 Umanamente, ad. humanely, 
 friendly, kindly, gently, cour- 
 teously, aftably* 
 
 Umanarsi, to take human flesh 
 
 Umanato, part, made human, in- 
 ^ camated [a humanist 
 
 Umanista, m. skilled in learning, 
 
 Umanita, /. humanity, classical 
 ^learning 
 
 Umano, a. human, humane, affa- 
 ble ; lettere umane, liberal edu- 
 cation 
 
 Umbe, ad. now, then 
 
 Umbilico, m. navel, middle 
 
 U'mero, m. shoulder 
 
 Umeitare, to moisten 
 
 Umettativo, a. moistening 
 
 Umettazione, /. a moistening, cool- 
 ing [wet 
 
 Umidetto, and Umidiccio, a. moist, 
 
 Umidenza, Umidita, /. and Umi- 
 dore, m. moisture, dampness 
 
 Umidire, to' moisten 
 
 Umidito, part, moistened 
 
 U'mido, a. damp j m. moisture, 
 dampness 
 
 U'mile, a. humble, vjle 
 
 Umiliaca,/. an apricot 
 
 Umiliaco, m. an apricot-tree 
 
 Umiliare, to humble 
 
 Umiliato, part, humbled 
 
 Umiliazione, /. and Umiliamento, 
 rru submission, humiliation 
 
 Umilta, /. humility 
 
 Umilmente, ad. humbly 
 
 Umoraccio, rn. bad humour 
 
 Um6re, rn. humour, dampness, in- 
 clination, bent ; un bell' umore, 
 a buffoon j dar nell' umore, to 
 please 
 
 Umorista, m. humorist 
 
 Umorosita, /. humidi'y 
 
 Umoroso, a. over damp 
 
 U'na, ad. together with 
 
 Unanimamente, ad. unanimously 
 
 Uuanime, a. unanimous 
 
 Unanimita,/. unanimity 
 
 Uncicare, and Uncinare, to snatch, 
 wrest, catch ; hang on a hook ; 
 to take away, seize," to take with 
 a hook 
 
 Uncicato, Uncinate, and Uncintito, 
 a. crooked, hooked, rapacious ; 
 
 UNO 
 
 egli ha le mani uncicate, he is 
 light-fingered 
 Uncino, m. a hook 
 Undecimo, a. the eleventh 
 U'ndici, m. and a. eleven 
 U'ngere, to anoint 
 U'nghero, m. an Hungarian sequin 
 U'nghia, and U'gna, /. a nail J 
 unghie di cavallo, a horse's hoof 
 Unghiato, and Unghiuto, a. that 
 
 has nails 
 Unghiella, /. a whitlow 
 Unghione, m. claws, cr clutches 
 Unghiuto, part, having nails 
 U'ngola, /. membrane over the 
 eye [unguent 
 
 Unguentare, to anoint, rub with 
 Unguentario, and Unguentiere, m. 
 
 a perfumer 
 Unguento, in. ointment, unguent, 
 
 pomatum, perfume 
 U'nguis, m. a whitlow 
 Unibile, a. easy to be joined 
 Unicamente, ad. only, entirely ; 
 unicamente amato, dearly be- 
 loved 
 Unicita,/. singularity 
 U'nico, a. only, sole; e unico nel 
 suo mestiere, he is very expert 
 at his trade 
 Unico mo, m. an unicorn 
 Unificare, to unite 
 Uniformarsi, to conform 
 Uniforme, a. uniform 
 Uniformemente, ad. uniformly 
 Uniformita,/. uniformity 
 Unigenito, m. only son 
 Unimento, rn. and Unione, /. 
 
 union, unity, junction 
 Unire, to join; level, unite 
 Uuisono, rn. unison 
 Unissimo, a. the only one 
 Unitamente, ad. jointly 
 Unita, /. unity, conjunction^ 
 Unitivo, a. that unites, uniting 
 Uuito, part, of one mind, collected 
 Unitore, rn. a mediator 
 Universale, a. universal 
 Universalis, /. universality 
 Universalizzare, to reduce to uni- 
 versality 
 Universal mente, ad. universally 
 Universita, /. university, generali- 
 ty, universality 
 Universe, m. the universe 
 Universo, a. universal 
 Univocazione, f. univocation 
 Univoco, a. in one voice 
 Unizzarsi, to identify one's self 
 Uno, una, one, a, an ; uno a uno, 
 one by one ; in uno, ad. togeth- 
 er : un tanto per uno, so much a 
 300 
 
 URT 
 
 piece, or head j l'un per l'altroj 
 one for another 
 U'nqua, and Unquanche, ad. nev 
 
 er, ever 
 Unquemai, ad. never 
 Untare, to anoint, rub 
 Untato, part, anointed 
 Unticcio, a. oily, greasy 
 Unto, a. anointed, greasy 
 U'nto, m. hog's lard, grease 
 Untosita,/. oiliness, unctuosity 
 Untume, m. unctuous matter J 
 
 filthiness, dirtiness 
 Unzioncella, /. light unction 
 Unzione, /. an anointing, unction 
 Uomaccio, ra. a clumsy clown, a 
 
 fat fool 
 Uomicciattolo, and Uomicciuolo, 
 
 m. a little man 
 Uominaccio, m. poor wretch 
 Uomo, m. a man ; uomo di villa, 
 a villager ; uomo di citta, a citi- 
 zen ; uomo d' arme, a warrior ; 
 uomo a cavallo, a horseman} 
 uomo di testa, a strong-headed 
 man ; uomo di conto, a man of 
 merit ; uomo di mezzo, a medi- 
 ator 
 Uomuzzo, m. a fellow 
 Uopo, m. benefit, interest ', need, 
 want ; aver uopo, to want ; far 
 d' uopo, to be necessary 
 Uosa,/. spatterdashes 
 Uovo, rn. an egg ; uova di pesce, 
 the spawn of fish ; Pasqua d'uo- 
 va, Easter; rompere l'uovo in 
 bocca, to baffle one's designs 
 Uovolo, 77i, a sort of mushroom j 
 a slip of a reed ; the joint of a 
 bone 
 U'pupa, /. a lapwing ; a tuft 
 Uracano, m. a hurricane 
 Urbanamente, ad. politely 
 Urbanita, /. courtesy, urbanity 
 Urbano, a. civil, courteous 
 Urente, a. dry 
 
 Ureteri, m. pi. ureters (the urine 
 pipes) [sage) 
 
 U'retra, /. urethra (the urine pas* 
 Urgente, a. urgent, pressing 
 Urgenza, /. urgency, necessity 
 U'rgere, to urge, press (Latin word) 
 Urinare, to make water 
 Urlamento, m. a howling 
 Urlante, a. howling, roaring 
 Urlare, to howl, to roar 
 U'rlo, m. howl, lamentation 
 U'rna, /. pitcher, pot, urn, box 
 Urtamento, m. a push, a shock 
 Urtante, a. dashing 
 Urtare, to hit, dash, push, pursuo 
 Urtata, /. stroke, pursuit 
 
usu 
 
 U'rto, m. and Urtatura, /. shock, 
 encounter, hit, mishap, knock 
 
 Urtone, m. a great shock 
 
 Usaggio, in. use 
 
 Usamento, m. conversation, fa- 
 miliarity, usage, commerce 
 
 Usinte, a. conversing, affable 
 
 Usanza, /. and Us'ito, m. use, cus- 
 tom, fashion, conversation 
 
 Usare, to be accustomed, to use, to 
 frequent 
 
 Usatamente, erf. commonly 
 
 Usato, a. common, usual ; accus- 
 tomed 
 
 Usato, m. use, custom 
 
 Usatti, m. pi. boots 
 
 Usbergo, m. cuirass, armour 
 
 Uscente, a. going out 
 
 Usciale, m. a screen 
 
 Usciere, in. door-keeper 
 
 Uscimento, in. event, issue, a go- 
 ing out 
 
 U'scio, m. a door, a prate 
 
 Uscire, to go out, issue, tend, end ; 
 uscir il vino dal capo, to sleep 
 one's self sober ; uscir di passo, to 
 mend one's pace; uscir di tuono, 
 to sing or play out of tune ; 
 uscir di fuori di se, to grow 
 mad ; stupid ; uscire a riva, to 
 land ; uscir di bando, to be re- 
 called from banishment j uscir 
 dall' animo, to forget 
 
 Uscita, /. issue, a way out, pas- 
 sage ; metterea uscita, to put at 
 interest, to put down among the 
 expenses 
 
 Uscito, part, gone, come out 
 
 Uscitura,/. a going out 
 
 Usignuolo, m. a nightingale 
 
 Usitatamente, ad. usually 
 
 Usitato, a. usual, common 
 
 U'so, m. use, custom ; usance, 
 service 
 
 U'so, part, used, accustomed 
 
 Usoliere, in. a lace, string 
 
 Ustolare, to long, wish for 
 
 Ustorio, a. vetro ustorio, burning 
 glass 
 
 Usuale, a. usual, common 
 
 Usufruttare, and Usufruttuare, to 
 enjoy the profits without prop- 
 erty 
 
 Usufrutto, m. profit without prop- 
 erty [term) 
 
 Usufruttuario, a. usufructuaiy (law 
 
 Usnra,/. usury', exaction 
 
 Usuraio, and Usuriere, m. usurer 
 
 Usuraio, and Usurario, a. usuri- 
 ous, unjust 
 
 Usureggiamento, m. usury 
 
 Usureggiare, to lend on usury 
 
 VAG 
 
 Usureggiato, part, lent on usury 
 
 Usurione, m. an usurer 
 
 Usurpamento, m. and Usurpa- 
 zione,/. usurpation 
 
 Usurpare, to usurp 
 
 Usurpato, part, usurped 
 
 Usurpatore, m. an usurper 
 
 Utello, m. a cruet, phial 
 
 Utensili, m. pi. utensils 
 
 Uterino, o. uterine; fratello ute- 
 ri no, a brother by the mother's 
 side 
 
 U'tero, m. matrix, womb 
 
 U'tile, r>i. and Utilita, /. useful- 
 ness, utility 
 
 U'lile, a. useful, profitable 
 
 Utilitare, to profit 
 
 Utilizzare, to profit, gain, acquire 
 
 UtilmenU?, ad. usefully 
 
 U'va, /. grapes; uva passa, rais- 
 ins ; uva de' frati, currants ; uva 
 spina, gooseberry ; poca uva e 
 molta foglia, great cry and little 
 wool 
 
 U'vola, /. the uvula 
 
 U'zzolo, m. intense desire 
 
 TTACA'NTE, a. vacant, empty 
 * Vacanteria,/. superfluity 
 
 Vacanza, and Vacanzia, /. vaca- 
 tion, vacancy 
 
 Vacare, to be vacant, -empty; to 
 attend, apply to 
 
 Vacato, a. vacant 
 
 Vacazione, /. vacancy, rest 
 
 Vacea, /. a cow ; a strumpet 
 
 Vaccarella, /. a heifer 
 
 Vaccaro, /. a cow-keeper 
 
 Vacchetta, /. a young cow; Rus- 
 sian leather ; a day-book 
 
 Vaccina,/ beef 
 
 Vacillamento, m. a wavering, ir- 
 resolution [waver 
 
 Vacillare, to be light-headed, to 
 
 Vacillazione,/. vacilla'inn 
 
 Vacillita, and Vacilliiade, /. ir- 
 resolution, wavering 
 
 Vacunre, to evacuate 
 
 Vacua7i6ne, /. evacuation 
 
 Vacuita,/. emptiness 
 
 Vacuo, a. empty, free, idle 
 
 Vado, m. a ford 
 
 Vagabond a re. to ramble about 
 
 Vagabondita,/. a rambling 
 
 Vagabondo, and Vagabundo, a. 
 wandering, vagrant 
 
 Vagamente, ad. handsomely 
 301 
 
 VAL 
 
 Vagamento, m. rambling 
 Vagare, to rove, stray 
 Vagatore, m. a vagabond 
 Vagazione, /. distraction, wair 
 
 deiing 
 Vagellaio, f. a dyer 
 Vagellare, to waver, to wander 
 Vagello, m. a large brass pot ; a 
 
 dyc;'s vat 
 Vagheggiamento, m. an amorous 
 
 look ; courtship 
 Vagheggiare, to cast an amorous 
 
 look ; to court a woman 
 Vagheggiatore, m. an admirer, a 
 
 gallant 
 Vagheggino, m. a beau, a spark 
 Vagheito, a. genteel, fine 
 Vaghezza, f. beauty, charm ; a de» 
 
 sire, passion, inclination 
 Vagillare, to be wavering 
 Vagillazione,/. a wavering, irreso* 
 
 lution, uncertainty 
 Vagimen'o, m. a crying 
 Vagina, /. a sheath ; thin skin 
 Vagire, to cry (as children do) 
 Vaglia, /. courage, stoutness ; 
 
 price, worth ; un uomo di gran 
 
 vaglia, a very deserving man 
 Vagliare, to sift ; to slight 
 Vagliatore, m. a sifter 
 Vagliatura, f. a sifting 
 Vaglio, m. a sift, a corn-sieve 
 Vago, m. a lover, a spark 
 Vago, a. wandering, inconstant, 
 
 vague, undetermined ; desirous, 
 
 or agreeable ; egli e molto vago 
 
 del la caccia, he delights very 
 
 much in hunting 
 Vagolare, to wander, err 
 Vaiaio, ro. a furrier 
 Vaiato, a. gray 
 Vaiezza,/. a blackness 
 Vainiglia, /. vanilla 
 Vaio, a. blackish 
 Vaio, m. a gray minever, or vary 
 
 in heraldry 
 Vaiolato, a. blackish 
 Vaiuole, /. pi. and Vaiuolo, m. 
 
 the small-pox 
 Valcare, to pass 
 Valco, m. a passage 
 Vale, m. farewell 
 Valeggio, m. power, force 
 Valente, a. skilful, excellent, 
 
 brave, valiant 
 Valentemente, ad. bravely 
 Valenteria, and Valentia, /. val 
 
 our, bravery 
 Valentuomo, m. a valiant man ; a 
 
 skilful, deserving man 
 Valenza, and Valenzia, /. valour, 
 
 virtue 
 
VAN 
 
 Valere, to be -worth ; to suffice, or 
 fifec oBeftd 
 
 Yalersi d>una cosa, to make use of 
 
 Yaler di meglio, to improve one's 
 Valere. to- worth, value 
 
 Vale-ar:aar;:. a. 5::k.v 
 
 Vale-jiiie,/. hea'.-j: 
 
 Yalevole, a. useful, good, valuable 
 
 r. -. :':: la:.-, : aiaa'rle 
 Va/icare. to pass over, or ford 
 Valksftnre, m» one who passes 
 
 :"-"rr : a a a : : ar- ; i.r 
 Val:::. r-.. -. ;";::. :aea ; ar:. ras- 
 
 Valiaaaaaezie. ci. Valn'.v. lepl-.v 
 Yalidare, to validate, ratifyj con- 
 
 Yalidita,/. validity 
 Valido, a. strong, robust; valid, 
 decisive 
 
 Val:ra_a. -. a a :rra:aar.:eaa 
 Valigiaio, to. a cloak-bag maker 
 Valigino, m. valise 
 Valigjotto, rru a cloak-bag 
 Yallare, to trench about 
 YallaTa. /. a valley, or are d : b 
 Valla.::.*,;. — ahe-a. feaeed 
 Ville. -". a va.e. valhev 
 Vallea./. avallev 
 Valletta./, a little vale 
 Valletta' rru a servant 
 Vail:. '., a ral.sraze. raaaara-rt 
 Vallonata, /. a valley 
 Vall:ae. .. a .:rre valley 
 Yallonea./. a eali-cut 
 Valoramento, to. a fortifying 
 Vatore, rru valour, bravery : v a. . B . 
 
 rr::e 
 Val:r:;raaaae::.:e. a- a. : rave" 7 
 Valoroso, a. valiant, stout ; effica- 
 
 z.\ y-. r :~ err'a". 
 Valsehte, m. value, price ; a stock. 
 
 a s:=.:e 
 Valso. part, valued, worth 
 Val-aaz::::e. / a-:r~a:~eir..ea: 
 Valura, a«d Valuta, /. valour, 
 
 pr::e, :- va'.ae 
 Valutare, to value, rate 
 Vampa, to. a flame, love 
 Var-.rerr;-.::-r. a. lariar. ardent 
 Vampeggiare. to blaze 
 vara; :. • . a a.aa e. a ". aa:a:aa: 
 
 menir vampo. to fiy in a passion 
 Vanaglorh. /. vain-glory- pride 
 Vanagloriarsi, to beast of, or glory 
 [proud 
 
 Vanamente, ad. vainly 
 Vaneggiamento, rru fo'liy. fury 
 Vaneegiare, to dote 5 to*rave,'to be 
 
 VAR 
 
 Vaneggiatore. to. a dotard 
 Vanerello, a. little, vain, foppish 
 Yanezza. f. vanity, vain-glory 
 Yanga. /. a spade 
 Yangaiuole, /. pi. a drag-net 
 Vangare, to dig the ground 
 
 l.aael .: ...1 
 Yangatore, rru a digger 
 Vangatura, /. the act of digging; 
 
 :ae l^i.ar arae 
 Vararel:::". a. evangelic 
 Vanaeasaa. v. aa evangelist 
 Vaaageaaaaare. :: area::. ±e g:-srel 
 Var.grl:. a aa Vaa.gr".::, 
 
 Vanguard: a /. vanguard 
 
 Vara.re. :: vau:;~u 
 
 Vaa:::. u vara—. ar::'e 
 
 Vanni, to. pL (poet exp.) the 
 wings 
 
 Vano,"a. vain, proud; frail, per- 
 ishable; in vano, ad. to no 
 r'aaaus-e "le-s-sneti 
 
 Vaa:.' ■:. aa erarry vlate : aaea- 
 
 Vantaggiare, to exceed; to spare, 
 save, to increase 
 
 Vaauaggia::. a. excellent, rerfe:: 
 
 "» a.:::gg::, ?:•;. advaa'age. ar:ri:. 
 aaaa:ae>; : rare a vaaraga::. :: 
 be above one ; aa vauragg::. ad. 
 cacreaver. "resides 
 
 Vaaaaau-::;aaaaeu.:e. ad. advantage- 
 rasly l::a;.e 
 
 Vaniaggioso, a. advantageous, prof- 
 
 Vaa:aH:ae. _*. era: Vaaaraaara::. 
 to. a bragging, vanity 
 
 Vantarsi, to boast, glory; to pre- 
 :eaa :: 
 
 "aa-a::. a. far:r:a = 
 
 Vantatore, to. a boaster 
 
 Vantazkme, /. a boasting 
 
 Vanteria, /. a glorying, cr va^ 
 r : :r:ar 
 
 Va'a::. v. r™::e. h::::ar : aavaa- 
 "are. v..;::ry : a I'aeaaa. reav- 
 ing ; darsi vanto, to boast 
 
 Yaporabilita,/. evaporation 
 
 Yaporare, to exhale or evaporate 
 
 Yaporazione, /. evaporation 
 
 Vapore, to. a vapour 
 
 Yaporevole, a. full of vapours 
 
 a - Vaporosita, /. va- 
 -:ar. raaa'aa:a 
 
 Va]X)roso, a, vaporous 
 •"a: a".ar::re. _-". raaaaea.ea: 
 
 Yarare, to launch a ship, to land 
 
 Yarcire, to pass over 
 
 \ arco. rru a passage, opening 
 
 Yambile. a. char, a e 
 
 VariamiKnTe, ad. dififerently 
 
 Yariamento, to. variation 
 
 "•"ar.^_ e. a. ::ae'eaa var:a':l» 
 
 VED 
 
 1 Yariinza, /. variety, change 
 Variare. 
 Variataiijente, ad. diversely 
 
 f. ainere'iit; va- 
 riable, inconstant 
 Yariazione, /. variation 
 Yarieggiare, to diversify 
 Yarieta, /. ;:ry ; va- 
 
 r:a:.:a. al:rra::.a 
 Vario, a. various, different ; 
 
 changeable, fickle; ho l'animo 
 
 vario dal vostro. I am not of 
 
 your opinion 
 Viro, a. croaked, uneven 
 Vasaio, to. a potter 
 Yisca. /. a basin 
 YascellO, 771. a ship 
 Viscolo, to. a small vessel 
 Vase. m. a vase, vessel 
 Vasellaggio, to. plates, dishes 
 Vaseiliio, to. apotter- 
 Vasellame, aitd Yasellamento, to. 
 
 gold or silver plate 
 Yasellettiera. /. a casket 
 Yasello, nx. a vase, vessel, ship 
 Yaso, m. a vase, vessel 
 
 - a-salage 
 
 Yassallo, 77t. a vassal, cr a servant 
 Yassoio. to. a tea-table 
 Yastamente, ad. amply _ 
 Yastita,/. vastness. hugeness 
 Yasto, a. vast, spacious 
 Vasto, to. (p. ex.) the main, sea 
 Vite. m. (p. ex.) a poet, a bard 
 Yaticinare, to foretell 
 Yaticinazione, /. and Yaticinio, 
 
 ?"■:. a ::r:r::e:v 
 Yatticondio, God bless you 
 Ye, prort. you, to you " 
 Ye. ad. there, yonder 
 Vecchia. /. an old woman 
 Ve;;a:a:a. /. :1; aae_ 
 Yecchiarda, /. and Tecchiirdo, to. 
 
 a mischievous old woman, or 
 
 man 
 Yecchierella, /. and VecchiereTto, 
 
 m. a good old woman, or old 
 
 man 
 Yecchieyza, /. old age 
 Yecchio, a. old, ancient [man 
 
 Yecchione, 7?r. a respectable old 
 Vecchiotta,/. a healthy old woman 
 Veccbiotto, 771. a siontold man 
 Yecchiume. to. a heap of rags 
 Ve:::a. /. irch. :r verch a grain) 
 Yece,/. room, place ; in vece, ad. 
 
 in the room of, instead 
 Yececancellierfc, to. a vice-chan» 
 
 cellor 
 Vececv.nte, rn. a viscount 
 Yeden'e, a. seeing 
 Vedente, to. the sight 
 
VEG 
 
 Vedere, to see, consider; dire a 
 vedere, to let see, show ; vedere 
 il bello, to watch the opportuni- 
 ty ; non veder l'ora, to be hnprv- 
 tient ; vedere chiaro, to compre- 
 hend well ; veder torto, to mis- 
 take ; veder volentieri, to receive 
 one kindly 
 
 Vedere, m. the sight 
 
 Vedetta, /. a sentry on horseback ; 
 stare alle vedette, to stand upon 
 the watch 
 
 Veditore, m. a by-stander 
 
 Veditori, m. pi. custom-house offi- 
 cers 
 
 Vedova,/. a widow 
 
 Vedov.m'za,/. widowhood 
 
 Vedovare, to make one a widower, 
 or a widow ; to deprive 
 
 Vedovel'a, /. a young widow 
 
 Vedovezza, /• widowhood 
 
 Vedovlle, a. of a widow, or wid- 
 ower 
 
 Vedovtle, m. a jointure 
 
 Vedoviia, /. widowhood 
 
 Vedrwo, m. a widower 
 
 Vedovo, a. solitary, widowed 
 
 Vediita, /. the sight, or prospect; 
 .far vedii'a, to pretend; testimo- 
 nio di vedi'Ma, an eye-witness" 
 
 Vedutameute, ad. plainly 
 
 I art. seen; far vediito, to 
 make believe 
 
 Veemente, a. vehement, fierce 
 
 Veementemente, ad. vehemently, 
 forcibly 
 
 Veemenza, and Veemenzia, /. ve- 
 hemence, violence 
 
 Vegetable, a. vegetable 
 
 Vegetale, a. what vegetates 
 
 Vezetali, m. pi. vegetables 
 
 Vegetans, to vegetate 
 
 Vegeatfvo, a. vegetative 
 
 Vegetazione, /. vegetation, growth 
 
 Vegetevole, a. vegetable 
 
 Vegeto, a. robust, stout, quick 
 
 Veggente, a. seeing; a suo veg- 
 gente, in his presence 
 
 . /. watching, or evening ; 
 vatch, sentry 
 
 Veg^hie,/. pi. lucubrations 
 
 Vegghiameato, m. watching 
 
 ote, a. watchful, vigilant 
 
 Veggbftre, to watch, sit up 
 
 Vegsdiiatnre, m. a watchful man 
 . le, a. vigilant ; careful 
 
 VegghievoJinente, ad, carefully 
 
 Veggia,/. a cask, pipe 
 
 Veggiolo, m. vetches, tares 
 
 Vegfia, f. watching, or the evening, 
 evenin? party 
 
 Vegliante, a. vigilant 
 
 VEN 
 
 VeglLirdo, m. an old man 
 
 Vegliare, to watch, sit up 
 
 Vegliatbre, m. a watchful man 
 
 Veglievole, a. watchful 
 
 Veglio, a. old, ancient 
 
 Veglio d'oro, the golden fleece 
 
 Vegnente, a. near, next, coming, 
 thriving, strong 
 
 Veicolo, and Veiculo, m. a chariot, 
 vehicle 
 
 Ve!a ? /. a sail; figuratively, a 
 ship ; dare le vele al vento, to 
 set sail ; a vele gonfie, full sail 
 
 Velame, m. a veil, or very thin 
 skin 
 
 Velamento, m. a veil, or pretence 
 
 Velare, to veil, cover, hide; velar 
 l'occhio, to fall asleep 
 
 Velata,/. a sailing 
 
 Velatore, m. he who veils 
 
 Velatura,/. a slope, or glacis 
 
 Velazione, /. a veil, cover 
 
 Veleggiamento, m. a sailing 
 
 Veleggiare, to set sail 
 
 Veleggiatore, m. a sailor 
 
 Velenifero, a. venomous 
 
 Veleno, m. venom ; poison ; ha- 
 tred ; spite, anger 
 
 Velenosamente, ad. in a rage 
 
 Velenosetto, a. a little venomous ; 
 angry, in a passion 
 
 Velenosita./. poison, or rage 
 
 Velenoso, a. poisonous ; parble ve- 
 lenose, sharp words 
 
 Veletta,/. a sentinel (on towers) 
 
 Velettaio, m. a veil-maker 
 
 Velettare, to watch 
 
 Velia,/. a sea-mew, cob, or gull 
 
 Velificare, to sail, set sail 
 
 Velle, m. the will 
 
 Velleita,/. velleity, inclination 
 
 Vellicamento, m. an itching 
 
 Vellicare, to stimulate 
 
 Velio, m. fleece, or hair ; a hand- 
 ful 
 
 Velio, ad. there he is 
 
 Velloso, a. hairy 
 
 Vellutato, a. velveted 
 
 Velluto, m. velvet, made like vel- 
 vet ; tufted 
 
 Velluto, a. hairy 
 
 Velo, 7ri. a veil, crape ; crust, skin 
 
 Veloce, a. nimble, swift 
 
 Velocecamminante, m. a speedy 
 walker 
 
 Velocemente, ad. nimbly, swiftly 
 
 Velocita,/. swiftness 
 
 Veltra, /. a greyhound bitch 
 
 Veltro, m. a greyhound 
 
 Vena, /. a vein, spring; genius; 
 plenty, fruitful ness ; the blood ; 
 an artery ; nnn ho vena di studia- 
 303 
 
 VEN 
 
 re oggi, I am not in a humour 
 
 to study to-day 
 Venagione, /. game ; hunting 
 Vena I e, a. venal, or mercenary 
 Venal ita,/. venality 
 Venato, a. full of veins 
 Vendemmia, /. vintage 
 Vendemmiare, to gather grapes ; 
 
 to get an estate by bad means 
 Vendemmiatore, ra. a vintager 
 Vendere, to sell, vend ; voi avete 
 ragion da vendere, you are very 
 much in the right ; vendere a 
 minuto, to sell by retail ; vendere 
 in digrosso, to sell by wholesale ; 
 vendere sotto Pasta, to sell by 
 auction 
 Vendereecio, a. venal, mercenary 
 Vendetta,/, vengeance 
 Vendettaccia, /. a cruel vengeance 
 Vendevole, and Vend i bile, a. ve- 
 nal, that is to be sold 
 Vendicamento, m. revenue 
 Vendicare, to revenge, vindicate 
 Vendicarsi, to be revenged 
 Vendicativo, a. revengeful 
 Vendicatore, m. and Vendicatrice, 
 
 /. a revenger 
 Vendichevole, a. vindictive 
 Vendimento, m. a selling 
 Vendita,/. a sale 
 Venditore, m. a seller, vender 
 Veneficio, m. sorcery, poibouing 
 Venefico, m. a sorcerer 
 Venenare, to poison 
 Venenifero, a. venomous 
 Veneno, m. venom, poison 
 Venenoso, a. poisonous 
 Venerabile, a. venerable 
 Venerabilita,/. what is venerable 
 Venerando, a. venerable 
 Venerare, to revere 
 Veneratore, m. a worshipper 
 Venerazi6ne, /. veneration 
 Venerdi, m. Friday 
 Venere, /. Venus (a planet) 
 Venereamente, ad. lustfully 
 Venereo, a. venereal, lustful 
 Vencrevole, a. venerable 
 Venerevolmente, ad. respectfully 
 Venia, /. a pardon ; leave 
 Veniale, a. venial, pardonable 
 Venimento, m. a coming, arrival, 
 
 event, case 
 Venire, to come, arrive; to suc- 
 ceed, happen ; venire a battaglia, 
 to come to blows ; venire a die- 
 tro, to go back ; venire a con- 
 cordia, to agree ; venire a grado, 
 to please ; venire in concio, to 
 come seasonably ; venire al 
 niente, to be reduced to beggary J 
 
VEN 
 
 venire a n6ia, to displease, wea- 
 ry ; ben venga, you are wel- 
 come ; venire incontro, to meet ; 
 venire innanzi, to present one's 
 self; to thrive; venire in stato, 
 to be promoted ; venire talento 
 cr v6glia, to long for 
 Ven6so, a. full of veins 
 Ventaglia, /. the cheek-piece of a 
 
 helmet 
 Ventaglio, m. a fan 
 Ventare, to blow, to be windy 
 Ventaruola, /. a weathercock 
 Venteggiare, to blow 
 Venteggiato, a. shaken by the wind 
 Ventesimo, a. the twentieth 
 Venli, m. and a. twenty 
 Venticello, m. a soft breeze 
 Ventiera, /. a large fan 
 Veutil-'ibro, m. winnowing fan 
 Venli lamento, m. a fanning 
 Ventilare, to ventilate, to fan; to 
 
 examine, discuss 
 Ventilazione, /. ventilation 
 Veutina, /. a score 
 Ventipiovolo, ra. a rainy wind 
 Vento, m. the wind ; dare le vele 
 al vento, to set sail ; dar al vento, 
 to scatter about j fa vento, the 
 wind blows ; pigliar vento, to 
 vanish away ; una testa piena di 
 vento, an empty head 
 Vento, m. hint, notice 
 Ventola,/. a fan 
 Vcntolare, to fan, winnow j to be 
 
 agitated by the wind 
 Ventolo, m. see Ventaglio 
 Ventosa, /. a cupping-glass 
 Ventosamen.te, ad. proudly 
 Ventosare, to apply a cupping-glass 
 Ventosita, /. ventosity, windiness 
 Ventoso, a. windy, or proud 
 Ventotto, a. twenty-eight 
 Ventraia,/ the belly, paunch 
 Ventrata, /. a litter 
 Ventre, m. the belly 
 Ventricolo, m. ventricle ; the stom- 
 ach, or bowels 
 Ventriglio, m. a gizzard 
 Ventura, f. adventure, fate, happi- 
 ness, fortune ; far la ventura, to 
 tell one's fortune ; a ventura, by 
 chance 
 Venturicre, m. a volunteer 
 Venturo, a. future, next 
 Venturoso, a. happy, favourable 
 Venusta,/. comeliness, beauty 
 Venusto, a. graceful, fine 
 Venuta,/. rrival, coming 
 Venuto, part, come; ben venuto, 
 
 welcome 
 Venzei, a. twenty-six 
 
 VER 
 
 Venzette, a. twenty-seven 
 Vepre, /. brambles, thorns 
 Ver, prep, towards 
 Verace, a. true 
 
 Veracemente, ad. truly, really 
 Veracita,/. veracity 
 Veramente, ad. truly 
 Verbale, a. verbal, not written 
 Verbalmente, ad. verbally 
 Verbena,/, vervain, or holm herb 
 Verhicausa, and Verbigrazia, ad. 
 
 as for example, to wit, viz. 
 Verbo, m. a word, or verb 
 Verbo a verbo, ad. word for word 
 Verboso, a. talkative 
 Verdastro, a. greenish 
 Verdazzuro, m. a sea-green 
 Verde, m. verdure, a green ; esser 
 al verde, to be at an end ; la can- 
 dela e al verde, the candle is al- 
 most out 
 Verde, a. green, young, fresh, ten- 
 der ; sour, sharp, acid 
 Verdebruno, m. deep green 
 Verdechiaro, m. light green 
 Verdeggiamento, m. verdure, a 
 
 green 
 Verdeggiante, a. verdant 
 Verdeggiare, to be cr 4ook green 
 Verdemezzo, a. between green and 
 
 dry 
 Verderame, m. verdigris 
 Verderognolo, a. greenish 
 Verdesecco, a. half dry 
 Verdetto, a. sourish 
 Verdezza, /. greenness, or green 
 Verdiccio, and Verdigno, a. green- 
 ish 
 Verdone, m. a greenfinch 
 Verdore, m. verdure, green 
 Verdiico, m. a square sabre 
 Verdiime, m. and Verdura,/. ver- 
 dure, greenness [ness 
 Verecondia, /. modesty, bashful- 
 Verecondo, a. bashful, modest 
 Verga,/. a rod, switch ; verga d'o- 
 ro, or d'argento, an ingot ; the 
 stripe of any stuff 
 Vergare, to streak (stuffs, &c.) 
 Vergato, m. striped stuff; a med- 
 ley 
 Vergella,/. a switch, stick 
 Vergheggiare, to whip with rods, 
 
 to brush, beat with a switch 
 Verghetta, /. a rod, switch 
 Vergin/ile, a. virginal 
 Vergine,/. a virgin, maid 
 Verginello, a. virgin 
 Verginello, m. a lad 
 Vergineo, a. virginal 
 Ver^inita,/. virginity 
 Vergio, m. verjflice 
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 Verg6gna, /. shame, modesty, iufc- 
 
 my, outrage 
 Vergogne,/. pi. the privy parts 
 Vergognarsi, to be ashamed 
 Vergognato, a. shameful 
 Vergognevolmente, ad. shamefully 
 Vergognosa, /. the sensitive plant 
 Vergognosamente, ad. modestly, 
 
 shamefully 
 Vergognosetto, a. timid 
 Vergognoso, a. shameful, modest ; 
 
 indecent, infamous 
 Vergola, /. a rod, switch 
 Vergolamento, m. stripes 
 Vergone, m. a lime-twig 
 Veridicamente, ad. truly 
 Veridicita, /. veracity 
 Veridico, a. veridical, frank 
 Verifkare, to verify 
 Verificatore, m. an examiner 
 Verificazione, /. verifying 
 Veriloquio, m. a true recital 
 Verisimiglianza,/. likelihood 
 Verisimile, a. likely 
 Verisimilitudine,/. likelihood 
 Verisimilmente, ad. likely 
 Verita, and Veritade, /. verity 
 truth ; per, in, di verita, ad 
 certainly ; essere la bocca della 
 verita, to be true, sincere 
 Veritieramente, ad. truly 
 Veritiere, and Veritiero, a. veridi- 
 cal, true sincere 
 Verme, m. a worm ; Lucifer , 
 Cerberus ; (poetical expression ;) 
 avere il verme, to be in love 
 Vermena, /. the sprig of a plant 
 Vermicchiara,/. sea-worms 
 Vermicello, m. a little worm 
 Vermicelli, m. pi. vermicelli (a 
 
 kind of paste) 
 Vermicolare, a. vermicular 
 Vermicoloso, a. worm-eaten 
 Vermiglia, /. vermilion stone 
 Vermigliare, to paint with a red 
 
 colour 
 Vermigliezza, /. the vermilion 
 
 colour 
 Vermiglio, a. red, bright 
 Vermiglione, rn. vermilion 
 Vermigliuzzo, a. reddish 
 Verminaca,/. vervain (an herb) 
 Vermine, m. a worm 
 Verminoso, o. worm-eaten, or 
 
 maggoty 
 Vermo, m. a worm, or maggot 
 Vernaccia, /. a sort of white wine 
 Vernaccio, m. a very hard winter 
 Vernacolo, a. vernacular 
 VernAle, a. of the winter; of the 
 
 spring 
 Vernare, to winter; to be chilled 
 
VER 
 
 with cold, to be in the winter, or 
 
 •pring 
 Vernata, /. the winter 
 Vernereccio, o. winterly, of the 
 
 winter 
 Vemicare, to varnish 
 Vernice, m. varnish, paint, sanda- 
 
 rack, or orpine 
 Vernieiato, a. varnished 
 Vernino. a. of the winter 
 Verno, m. the winter 
 Vero, in. the truth; in, da ve*ro, 
 
 ad. truly ; e ben vero che, ad. 
 
 nevertheless ; ogni vero non e 
 
 ben detto, all truths a:e not to be 
 
 spoken at all times 
 »ero. a. true, certain 
 Verone, in. a terrace 
 Veronica./, speedwell (an herb) 
 Verretia. /. and Verrettone, m. a 
 
 kind of short and sharp dart 
 Verrina, /. a wimble 
 Verrinare, to pierce, bore (sea 
 
 term) 
 Yerro, m. a boar 
 Verruca, /. a wart 
 Verrucaria, /. a turnsol 
 
 .'.o, m. effusion, spilling 
 Versare, to pour out ; spill ; to 
 
 overthrow, beat down ; versar 
 
 lagrime, to shed tears 
 Versatile, a. versatile 
 Versato, a. spilt ; skilful 
 r) ; re. to versify 
 gi itfae, m. a versifier 
 Versiera,/. a hobgoblin; darsi alia 
 
 versiera, to bluster 
 Versificare, to versify 
 Versificatore, 771. a versifier 
 Versificazione,/. versification 
 Versione, /. a version, revolution 
 Versipelle, in. a knave 
 Verso, m. a verse, singing ; way, 
 
 mean?, side ; trovar il verso, to 
 
 set rizhtly about ; andare a ver- 
 V.cuno, to please, second 
 
 one 
 Vers -1. prep, towards, against, in be- 
 half, with reeard to; di verso 
 
 quella parte, that way 
 Versuto, a. crafty, cunning 
 Vertebra,/, the chine-bone 
 Vertente, a. (anno,) the current 
 
 rear 
 
 . to turn upon 
 -'ical 
 m. a top. height ; the ze- 
 nith (vertical point) 
 Vertigine, /. vertigo, (dizziness) a 
 
 turning round 
 Venizinoso. a. dizzy 
 Verunc a. none, not ona 
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 VerzicAre, to grow green ; to flour- 
 ish 
 
 Verzie're, m. a kitchen garden 
 
 Verzino, m. Brasil, or dye-wood 
 
 Verzume, m. and Yerzura,/. ver- 
 dure, greenness 
 
 Vescica, /. the bladder ; a bubble 
 of water, or air ; idle talk 
 
 Wscicaiorio, r». a blister 
 
 Vesco, in. a bishop 
 
 Veseovado, m. a bishopric ; epis- 
 copacy, diocese, a bishop's palace 
 
 Vescovale, and Vescovile, a. epis- 
 cojial, of a bishop 
 
 Vescovo. in. a bishop 
 
 Vespa, /. a wasp 
 
 Vespaio, m. a wasp's nest, a floor 
 
 Vespaioso, a. spongy 
 
 Vespertiho, m. a bat 
 
 Vespertino, a. of the evening 
 
 Vespro, arid Vespero, m. evening, 
 vespers 
 
 Vessare, to vex, torment (Lat.) 
 
 Vessazione, /. vexation 
 
 Vessicatorio, 771. a blister 
 
 Vessillo, m. a standard 
 
 Vesta, and Veste, /. a vest, coat 
 
 Vestale,/. vestal, a virgin 
 
 Yestiario, m. vestiary 
 
 Vestibolo, and Vestibulo, /. a ves- 
 tibule, a porch 
 
 Vestigia, /. and Vestigio, m. a 
 trace, mark, footstep 
 
 Vestimento, in. a vestment, dress 
 
 Vestire, to clothe, dress ; nascer 
 vestilo, to be born to good for- 
 tune ;' vestite selve, verdant 
 woods 
 
 Vestirsi, to dress one's self, deck 
 
 Vestito, m. a dress, habit 
 
 Vestitura, /. dressing, dress ; the 
 skin, or hair cloth 
 
 Vestizione,/. vesture 
 
 Vcstone, m. a large and noble robe 
 
 Veterano, m. a veteran 
 
 Ve'ero, a. old, ancient 
 
 Vetraia,/. a glass-house [er 
 
 Vetraio, in. a glazier, a glass-work - 
 
 Yetrata, aiid Vetriata, f. a glass 
 window, a pane of glass 
 
 Vetrice, /. osier 
 
 Vetriciiio, m. a spot planted with 
 osiers [glass 
 
 Vetriera. /. a glazing, a pane of 
 
 Vetrificare. to vitrify ~ 
 
 Vetrificazioue,/. a vitrifying; vit- 
 rification 
 
 Vetrlno, a. silver-eyed 
 
 VeTiolo, in. vitriol (a mineral) 
 
 Vctriuola,/. pellitory of the wall 
 
 Vetriuolo, t?i. vitriol j a piece of 
 glass 
 
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 Vetro, m. glass 
 
 Vetta,/. top, height, the handle of 
 a flail ; a sprig, sprout 
 
 Vettaiuolo, a. vulgar, rough 
 
 Vette, m. a lever 
 
 Vettina, /. a conduit (pipe) 
 
 Vetloue, m. a bud, sprig 
 
 Vettovaglia,/. victuals 
 
 Vettovagliare, to victual 
 
 Vettura,/. a carriage ; dar a vettti- 
 ra, to let out a carriage 
 
 Vetturale, m. a carrier 
 
 Vettureggiare, to carry 
 
 Vetturino, m. a carrier 
 
 Vetusta, /. antiquity 
 
 Vetiisto, a. old, ancient 
 
 Vczzatamente, ad. agreeably 
 
 Vezzeggiare, to caress 
 
 Vezzo, m. diversion ; charm, ca- 
 resses ; habit, custom ; a pearl 
 necklace [fully 
 
 Vezzosamente, ad. tenderly, grace- 
 
 Vezzosetto, a. graceful, delicate 
 
 Vezzoso, a. charming, lovely ; 
 delicate, precious 
 
 Vi, ad. there 
 
 Via, /. way, path, street ; passage, 
 road ; dar via, to sell, giveaway ; 
 viadi mezzo, a medium 
 
 Via,/, means, manner 
 
 Via, ad. cheer up ! courage ! much ; 
 away ; la dottrina deve via piu 
 stimarsi che le ricchezze, learn- 
 ing ought to be esteemed much 
 more than riches ; via, via, ad. 
 instantly, anon ; va via, fie, for 
 shame ; dar via, to put off, part 
 with ; gittar via, to sell too 
 cheap; mandar via, to dismiss; 
 tre via tre, three times three 
 
 Viaggiare, to travel 
 
 Viaggiatore, m. a traveller 
 
 Viag^io, 771. a journey 
 
 Vialc, 771. a walk in a garden 
 
 Viandante, m. a traveller, passen- 
 ger 
 
 Viareccio, a. travelling 
 
 Viatico, 771. travelling charges, or 
 provisions 
 
 Viatore, 771. a traveller Jry 
 
 Viat6rio, a. of a journey; transito- 
 
 Vibrare, to brandish, dart 
 
 Vibrazione, /. vibration, or dart- 
 ing [hedge plant 
 
 Vibfinn, m. the wild vine, or 
 
 Vicaria, /. and Vicariato, m. a 
 vicarage, curacy 
 
 Vicario, tti. a vicar, curate 
 
 Vice, /. turn ; e vostra vice, it n 
 vour turn ; in vice. ad. instead 
 of [ral 
 
 Viceammiraglio, m. a vice-admi- 
 
VI G 
 
 Vicecancelliere, m. a vice-chan- 
 cellor 
 Vicec6nsolo, m. a vice-consul 
 Viceeurato, m. a curate 
 Vicedio, m. the vicar of Christ 
 (the pope) [deputy) 
 
 Vicegerente, m. a vicegerent (a 
 Vicelegato, m. a vice-legate 
 Vicelegazione, /. a vice-legateship 
 Vicenda, /. revenge, change ; vi- 
 cissitude, or affair j a vicenda, 
 ad. alternately 
 Vicendevole, a. reciprocal 
 Vicendevolezza, /. vicissitude, 
 
 change 
 Vicendevolmente, ad. reciprocally 
 Vicenome, m. a pronoun 
 Vicepatriarca, m. a vice-patriarch 
 Vicepretore, m. a vice-pretor 
 Vicere, m. a viceroy 
 Vicereargente, m. a vice-regent 
 Vicerettore, m. a vice-rector 
 Vicesegretario, m. a second secre- 
 tary 
 Vicinale, a. neighbouring 
 Vicinamente, ad. near 
 Vicinanza, /. vicinity, neighbour- 
 hood 
 Vicinare, to border upon 
 Vicinata, /. and Vicinato, m. 
 neighbourhood, neighbours ; vi* 
 cinity 
 Vicinita, /. vicinity 
 Vicino, m. a neighbour, or citizen 
 Vicino, a. neighbouring, near, nigh 
 Vicino, prep, near, about ; sta qui 
 vicino, he lives just by; egli fii 
 vicino a morire, he was almost 
 dead 
 Vicissitudine, /. vicissitude 
 Vico, m. a lane ; a court 
 Vicolo, m. a lane, a narrow street 
 Vidame, m. vidame, mayor 
 Vidente, m. seer 
 Viduita, /. viduity, widowhood 
 Vie, ad. much; vie pill, much 
 
 more : vie meno, much less 
 Vietamento, m. prohibition 
 Vietare, to prohibit, forbid ; to 
 
 avoid, shun 
 Vieto, a. old, rank 
 Vietta,/. a path, lane 
 Vie via, ad. soon, suddenly [last 
 Vigere, to be vigorous, continue, 
 Vigilante, a. vigilant, exact 
 Vigilantemente, ad. watchfully, 
 
 with care 
 Vigilanza, /. vigilance 
 Vigilare, to be watchful, to attend 
 Vigile, a. vigilant, watchful 
 Vigilia,./ - . watching, sitting up, the 
 eve ; vigilia de'sensi, life 
 
 VIM 
 
 Vigliaccamdnte, ad. cowardly, 
 basely 
 
 Vigliaccheria, /• cowardice 
 
 Vigliacco, a. cowardly 
 
 Vigliamento, m. a watching 
 
 Vi'diare, to pluck, pick 
 
 Viglietto, m. a billet 
 
 Vigna, /. a vine, vineyard, piantare 
 una vigna, not to mind what one 
 says [vine-dresser 
 
 Vignaio, and Vignaiuolo, m. a 
 
 Vignnre, to plant a vine 
 
 Vignato, part, planted with vines 
 
 Vignazzo, and Vigneto, m. a vine- 
 yard, a vine 
 
 Vigogna, /. a vigogne (a beast) 
 
 Vigorare, to strengthen 
 
 Vigore, m. vigour, force 
 
 Vigoreggiare, to encourage 
 
 Vigorosamente, ad. vigorously 
 
 Vigorosita, /. vigour, force 
 
 Vigoroso, a. vigorous 
 
 Vile, a. vile, base, mean j avere, 
 tenere a vile, to despise 
 
 Vilificare, to revile, depress 
 
 Vilipendere, to despise 
 
 Vilipendio, m. a?id Vilipensione, 
 /. contempt, disdain 
 
 Vilipeso, ar. despised, mean 
 
 Vilire, to contemn (obs.) 
 
 Villa,/, a villa, or country seat 
 
 Villaggio, m. a village 
 
 Villanamente, ad. awkwardly, 
 cruelly 
 
 Villaneggiare, to abuse, ill use 
 
 Vinanella, /. a country girl 
 
 Villanesco, a. rustic, rough 
 
 Villania, /. filthiness, obscenity °, 
 injury, wrong 
 
 Villano, m. a peasant, villager ', a 
 sort of Spanish horse 
 
 Villano, a. rustic, rough 
 
 Villareccio, a. rural, rustic 
 
 Villata, /. a village 
 
 Villatico, a. rural 
 
 Villeggiare, to take one's diversion 
 in the country 
 
 Villeggiatura,/. country diversions, 
 or residence 
 
 Villereccio, and Villeresco, a. 
 rural, rustic 
 
 Villetta, /. a country seat 
 
 Villoso, a. hairy 
 
 Vilmente, ad. vilely, meanly 
 
 Vilpistrello, m. a bat 
 
 Vilta, /. vileness, meanness; cow- 
 ardice [weed 
 
 Vilucchio, m. bind-weed, or rope* 
 
 Vilume, m. a confused heap 
 
 Viluppo, m. a tuft, a packet, or 
 bundle ; a confusion, intricacy 
 
 Vime, m. a bond, tie : a twig 
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 Vimine, m. a twig of osier 
 Vinaccia, /. the grounds of grape* 
 Vinacciuolo, m. grape, kernel 
 Vinagro, m. vinegar 
 Vinaio, and Vinattiere, m. wine- 
 merchant, a vintner 
 Vinario ? a. vinous, of vine ,• cella 
 
 vinana, a wine-cellar 
 Vinato, a. of vine [herb) 
 
 Vincapervinca, /. periwinkle, (an 
 Vincastra, /. and Vincastro, m. a 
 
 switch, rod, stick 
 Vincente, a. victorious 
 Vincere, to vanquish, subdue; to 
 extirpate, expel ; vincer denari, 
 to win at play ; vincer di corte- 
 sia, to surpass one in politeness 
 Vincevole, and Vincibile, a. con- 
 querable [low-plot 
 Vincheto, m. an osier-bed, a wil- 
 Vincib6sco, m. honeysuckle 
 Vincido, a. soft, flabby 
 Vinciglio, m. a band, tie 
 Vincimento, m. victory, conquest 
 Vincipremi, m. one who gains a 
 
 prize 
 Vincita,/. gain, victory 
 Vincitere, m. a conqueror, victor 
 Vinco, m. osier, willow ; tie, band 
 Vincolare, to bind by contract 
 Vincolo, m. string, tie, chain ; 
 
 bondage 
 Vindemmia, /. vintage 
 Vindice, a. avenging 
 Vinello, m. small wine 
 Vinetico, a. vinous, of wine 
 Vino, m. wine ; uscire il vino dal 
 
 capo, to sleep one's self sober 
 Vinolento, a. given to drink ; im 
 
 vinolento, a toper 
 Vinolenza, and Vinolenzia, /. 
 
 drunkenness 
 Vinoso, a. juicy, vinous 
 Vinto, part, vanquished, weakened, 
 exhausted ; dar la vinta, to ac- 
 commodate one, to agree with 
 one ; darsi vinto, to yield, sur- 
 render [vine 
 Vinucchio, and Vinticolo, m. small 
 Viola, f. a violet, a stock; a viol 
 
 (musical instrument) 
 Violaceo, a. purple 
 Violamento, m. violation 
 Violare, to violate, ravish, profane 
 Violato, a. forced ; violet-coloured 
 Violatore, m. a violator, or in 
 
 fringer 
 Violazione, /. violation, rape 
 Violentamento, m. violence 
 Violentdre, to compel, force 
 Violentemente,ad. violently, fierce- 
 ly 
 
VIS 
 
 Vioiente, and Violentn, a. fierce, 
 vehement ; matrimonio violcnto, 
 a forced match; velcno violcuto, 
 deadly poison 
 Yiolenza, /. o|ipression, force 
 
 . f. a violet; a sort of peach 
 Violetto, a. violet coloured 
 VioUno, m. a violin, fiddle; suo- 
 
 di vi ilino, a fiddler 
 Violoncello, m. violoncello 
 Violone, to. a bass-viol 
 Viottolo, to. n/irf Viottola, /. a 
 ^ lane, alley, path, entry, avenue 
 -. a viper ; lingua di vipe- 
 ra. a viruleut tongue 
 
 . to. a viper-catcher 
 . a. of a viper 
 Vipistrello, to. a bat 
 Vuigine, /. a virago, a stout 
 
 woman 
 Vi rente, a. green 
 
 •oris, /. a wild thistle 
 . aiul Virgineo, a. vir- 
 eiu-like, virginal 
 Virginiln./. virginity 
 /. a comma 
 . to point with commas, 
 to put Btopa to a writing 
 
 . m, sprig, sprout, bud 
 Viride. 0. 
 
 nness 
 
 Virile, a. manly, virile; eta virile, 
 
 manhood ' [hood 
 
 Virilita, /. manliness, force, man- 
 
 Vir\ in. man 
 
 Virtu, /. virtue, knowledge, pro- 
 priety 
 Virtuile. a. effectual, virtual 
 Vlrtualita,/. virtuality 
 Virtualmente, ad. virtually 
 Vir'uosamente, ad. courageously, 
 •usly 
 
 a. virtuous, honest ; 
 learned, skilled; acque virtuose, 
 efficacious waters 
 Virtuosone, to. a learned man 
 Virulento, a. virulent 
 Vimlenza,/. virulency, virus 
 Visaccin, to, an ugly face 
 Visiseio. to. a visage 
 
 . /. pi. the intestines 
 Vischio, and Visco, m. bird-lime, 
 trap, snare [nous 
 
 . and Visc/>so, a. gluti- 
 iff. the sour cherry 
 hern,- wine 
 . to. a viscount 
 VinonnSssa, /. a viscountess 
 i, f. clamminess 
 
 u'ly 
 Vistbile, and Vistvo, a. visible, 
 plain 
 
 VIT 
 
 Visiera, /. visor of a helmet 
 Visino, 7Ti. little face 
 Visionario, a. visionary 
 
 Visione, /. vision; dream 
 Visits, /. visit, search, visiting 
 Vi-it:'uite, a. visi ing 
 Visitare, to visit, to search ; visi- 
 ts re una casa, to survey a house 
 Viutatore, to. a visitor 
 Visitaridne,/. visitation, festival 
 Visivamente, ad. visibly * 
 Visivo, a. visible, of vision 
 Vlso, in. face, visage ; mostrar 
 DUOO viso, to receive one kindly ; 
 mostrar il viso, not to be afraid ; 
 fare il viso rosso, to blush ; dare 
 nel viso, to look impudently ; a 
 viso aperto, boldly; sul viso, to 
 one's face ; star col viso basso, 
 to look down ; fare il viso bru- 
 sco, to look askew ; a viso a viso, 
 facing, face to face 
 Visjvr/i,/. vivacity 
 Vispistrello, TO. a bat 
 Vispo, a. quick, lively 
 Vissuto, and Vlsso, part, lived 
 Vista, /. sight ; far vista, to nod, 
 show ; to feign, pretend ; lo co- 
 nosco di vista, I know him by 
 sight ; dar vista, to show, let 
 see ; a prima vista, at first sight ; 
 bastar la vista, to have the cour- 
 age | vi basterebbe la vista di 
 lasciarmi ? have you the heart 
 to leave me ? 
 Visto, a. quick, swift 
 Visto, part, seen 
 
 Vistosamente. ad. neatly ; visibly 
 Vistosetto, a. well-looking 
 Vistoso, a. handsome, pretty 
 Visuale, a. visual, of the sight 
 VPa, /. life; shape; vi va della 
 vita, life is at stake; andar alia 
 vita, to attempt life ; dar la vita, 
 to charm ; dare a vita, to give 
 for life; euadairnar la sua vita, 
 to get a livelihood ; dirsi vita e 
 bu6n tempo, to pass away time ; 
 una donna di bella vita, a well- 
 shaped woman ; far buona vita, 
 to fare well ; venire alia vita, to 
 attack one ; chi ha tempo, ha 
 vi»a, while there is life, there is 
 hope 
 Vitalba,/. snake-weed 
 Vitale, a. vital, alive [life 
 
 Vitalizio, to. and a. annuity for 
 Vita re, to avoid 
 
 Vite, /. a vine; a screw; BCala 
 fatta a vite. a winding staircase ; 
 vite, spirit of wine ; 
 brandy 
 
 307 
 
 VIV 
 
 Vitebianca,/. snake-weed 
 Vit(Slla,/.a he iter 
 
 Vitellino, a. yellow, like the yolk 
 of an egg [ing calf 
 
 Vitellino, TO. a small calf, a suck- 
 
 Vitello, to. a calf 
 
 Vitlcchio, ??i. hedge-weed 
 
 Viticcio, fit, a vine-sucker, or 
 sucker 
 
 Vitreo, a. glassy 
 
 Vitriuola, /. the pellitory of the 
 wall 
 
 Vitriuolo, 771. vitriol (a mineral) 
 
 Vittima,/. victim, sacrifice 
 
 Vitto, 771. food, nurture 
 
 Vittbre, to. conqueror 
 
 Vittoria,/. victory 
 
 Vittoriosamente, ad. victoriously 
 
 Vittoribso, a. victorious 
 
 Vittrice, a.f. triumphant 
 
 Vittuaglie, /. pi. victuals 
 
 Vittuaria,/. commodities 
 
 Vitula,/. a heifer 
 
 Vituperabile, o. blame-worthy ; 
 shameful 
 
 Vituper;\re,to d shonour ; to blame 
 
 Vituperativo, aiid Vituperato, a. 
 dishonoured, villanous 
 
 Vituperazioue, /. dishonour, in- 
 famy 
 
 Vituperevole, and Vituperoso, a. 
 blameable, dishonourable, in- 
 famous 
 
 Vituperevolmente, ad. unworthily 
 
 Vitupero, and Vituperio, 771. infa- 
 my, reproach, disgrace, dishon- 
 our 
 
 Vituperosamente, ad. shamefully 
 
 Vituperoso, a. shameful, infamous 
 
 Viiizza, /. and Viuzzo, to. a lane, 
 a narrow path 
 
 Viva, interj. long live ! 
 
 Vivace, a. lively, brisk 
 
 Vivacemente, ad. lively, forcibl 
 
 Vivacita,/. liveliness, vivacity 
 
 Vivagno, to. list of cloth, edge 
 
 Vivaio, to. pond, fish pond 
 
 Vivanda, /. victuals, food, a dish 
 
 Vivandare, to live high 
 
 Vivandetta, /. a ragout; a made 
 dish 
 
 Vivandiere, to. a sutler 
 
 Vivattare, to live poorly 
 
 Vivente, a. living, alive; i viventi, 
 the living 
 
 Vivere, to. food, life 
 
 Vivere, to live, feed ; vivere a 
 sperAnza, to live in hope ; viver 
 tradue, to be irresolute; viver 
 d'accatto, to live upon charity : 
 viver di per dl, to live from hand 
 to mouth 
 
VOG 
 
 Vivezza,/. vivacity 
 
 Vivido, a. lively, vigorous 
 
 Viviricante, a. reviving 
 
 Vivificare, to quicken, revive 
 
 Vivirico, and Vivificativo, a. vivi 
 fying 
 
 Vivificazione, f. and Vivificamen- 
 to, m. reviving, vivifying 
 
 Vivo, 771. the quick; dipingere al 
 vivo, to paint from nature ; vivo 
 d'un alb^ro, inside of a tree ; 
 questo mi tocca piii nel vivo, this 
 nearly concerns me ; al vivo, to 
 the quick ; i vivi, the living 
 
 Vivo, a. alive, brisk; vivo vivo, 
 all alive ; a viva voce, by word 
 of mouth; per viva forza, for- 
 cibly, by force; pietra viva, 
 flint stone; calcina viva, quick 
 lime 
 
 Vivola,/. violet flower ; a viol 
 
 Vivole, /. pi. the vives (a disease 
 in horses) 
 
 Vivuolo, m. a clove-tree 
 
 Viviito, part, lived 
 
 Viziare, to vitiate, deprave, cor- 
 rupt, deflower [ceitfully 
 
 Viziatamente, ad. maliciously, de- 
 
 Viziato, a. vitiated, crafty, vicious 
 " Vizio, to. vice, fault 
 
 Viziosamente, ad. viciously 
 
 Viziosita, /. vice, fault 
 
 Vizioso, a. vicious, faulty 
 
 Vizzo, a. flabby, soft 
 
 Vocabolario, m. vocabulary, dic- 
 tionary 
 
 Vocabolarista, and Vocabolistario, 
 m. a lexicographer . _ 
 
 Vocabolo, rn. word, name, term 
 
 Vocale, a. vocal ; lettera vocale, a 
 vowel 
 
 Vocalmdnte, ad. vocally 
 
 Vocal izzare, to use many vowels 
 
 VocAre, to call, name 
 
 Vocativo, rn. the vocative case 
 
 Vocazione,/. vocation 
 
 V6ce, /. voice, word, note; dar 
 voce, to give out ; aver buona 
 voce, to have a good character ; 
 dar sulla voce, to interrupt ; in 
 voce, by word of mouth; sot to 
 voce, with a low voice ; ad una 
 voce, unanimously ; egli non ha 
 voce in capitolo, nobody minds 
 what he says 
 
 Vociaccia, /. a bad voice 
 
 Vociferante, a. bawling 
 
 Vociferare, to bawl, whisper 
 
 Vociferatore, m. a noisy man 
 
 Vociferazione, /. vociferation, 
 bawling 
 
 Voga, /. a rowing; mettere i remi 
 
 VOL 
 
 in voga, to begin to row ; e*ssere 
 in voga, to be in vogue, in 
 fashion 
 
 Vogare, to row ; to strive 
 
 Vogatore, m. a rower 
 
 V6glia, /. mind, will, desire; 
 mole, spot, longing ; di buona 
 voglia, willingly ; morirsi di 
 voglia, to long for 
 
 Voglievole, a. covetous, desirous 
 
 Vogliosamente, ad. willingly 
 
 Voglioso, a. desirous, willing, bold 
 
 Vogliuzza,/. little desire 
 
 Volamento, m. flight, flying 
 
 Volante, m. shuttlecock 
 
 Volante, a. flying, light, incon- 
 stant 
 
 Volare, to run, fly 
 
 Volare, rn. a flight 
 
 Volata, /. flight^ or flying 
 
 Volatica,/. a kind of ring-worm 
 
 Volatile, a. flying, volatile ; vo- 
 latili, m. pi. birds, fowls 
 
 Volatility /. volatility 
 
 Volatilizz/ire, to volatilize 
 
 Volatilizzazione, /. volatilization 
 
 Volato, part, fled ; m. a flight 
 
 Volcanico, a. volcanic 
 
 Volcano, m. a volcano 
 
 Voleggiare, to flutter about 
 
 Volente, a. willing 
 
 Volenterosamente, ad. willingly 
 
 Volentieri, ad. willingly 
 
 Volentieroso, a. eager, greedy, 
 quick 
 
 Volere, to will, to please, order ; 
 to wisli, desire; to suit; voler 
 dire, to mean, to signify ; voler 
 bene, to wish well, to love ; a 
 volere che, crmj. in order that 
 
 Volere, rn. will ; vostro volere, at 
 your pleasure ; mal volere, ill 
 will ; di buon volere, willingly 
 
 Volgare, a. vulgar, common; m. 
 a living language 
 
 Volgaresimo, m. idiotism 
 
 Volgarita,/. simplicity 
 
 Volgarizzamento, rn. translation 
 
 Volgarizzare, to translate, explain, 
 expound 
 
 Volsrarizzato, part, translated 
 
 V-)lgarizzat6re, m. a translator 
 
 Volgarmente, ad. vulgarly 
 
 VnlgMo, a. known, common 
 
 Volante, 0-' turning 
 
 Voigere, to turn, cross, induce, 
 persuade ; move, stir ; to change, 
 overturn ; non so dove volgermi, 
 I know not which way to turn ; 
 il tempo si volge a freddo, the 
 weather ^rows cold ; volger le 
 spalle, to run away ; voigere un 
 308 
 
 VOL 
 
 p6nte, to turn an arch j v61gersi 
 per Panimo, to revolve in one* 
 mind 
 
 Volgime'nto, m. a turning about, a 
 change, revolution ; volgimento 
 di testa, a dizziness 
 
 Volgo, rn. the vulgar, rabble 
 
 Volitare, to flutter about (Latin 
 word) 
 
 V61o, m. a soaring, flight; levarsi 
 a volo, to soar ; di volo, sudden- 
 ly, in an instant 
 
 Volonta, /. the will, desire; di 
 volonta, voluntarily, greedily ; 
 ultima volonta, last will 
 
 Volontariamente, ad. voluntarily 
 
 Volontario, a. voluntary 
 
 Volontario, m. a volunteer 
 
 Volonteroso, a. willing, easy, 
 quick, eager, greedy 
 
 Volontieri, ad. willingly 
 
 Volontiero, and Volontiere, m. a 
 volunteer 
 
 Volpaia,/. a fox-hole 
 
 Volpe, /. a fox, a crafty man ; the 
 falling off of the hair ; the blast ; 
 delle volpi si piglia, cunning 
 men are sometimes caught 
 
 Volpicina, /. a young fox; an 
 artful, crafty man 
 
 Volpigno, Vol pi no, and Volpato, 
 a. of a fox, cunning 
 
 Vol pone, m. an old fox ; an artful, 
 designing man 
 
 Volta, /. a vault, cellar; way, 
 road, turning ; time, turn, revo- 
 lution ; dar volta, to fly, turn 
 about ; dar di volta, to come 
 back ; andare in volta, to rove ; 
 alia volta, towards ; altre volte, 
 formerly ; un altra volta, anoth- 
 er time, once more ; assai volte, 
 several times; piu volte, often; 
 volta per volta, by turns ; dar la 
 volta, to overthrow 
 
 Voltabile, a. changeable, incon- 
 stant [turning, rolling 
 
 Voltamento, rn. and Voltata, /. a 
 
 Voltante, a. turning 
 
 Voltare, to turn, change, wallow, 
 tumble; to value; to apply to; 
 voltarsi, to change mind 
 
 Voltato, part, turned 
 
 Voltazione,/. a turning 
 
 Volteggiamento, m. a whirling 
 round, fluttering 
 
 Volteggiare, to turnabout; flutter 
 about 
 
 V61to, m. face, visage ; vault, 
 arch ; gittar in volto, to re* 
 proach 
 
 Volto, part, turned 
 
VOT 
 
 Voltolam^nto, m. a rolling 
 
 Yoltolare, to tumble, roll, wallow ; 
 voltolarsi, to roll on the ground 
 
 Voltoloni, and VopoltSne, ad. 
 tumbling, in rolling (town 
 
 Volliira, /. revel'. ; revolution ; a 
 transt'< r ; tlie paying with bills 
 
 Yolubile. a. variable, fickle, light 
 
 Volubilita, /. volubility, fickle- 
 shney 
 mente, ad. inconstantly 
 
 Volume, m. volume, tome 
 
 Voluminoso. a. voluminous 
 
 Volunta./. will, desire 
 
 . a volute (in architecture) 
 
 Voltitn. part, wanted, wished 
 
 Volutta, /. voluptuousness, sensu- 
 ality, effeminacy 
 
 Volutfu.irio, a. voluptuous 
 
 Voluttuosamente, ->rf. voluptuously 
 
 Toluttuosn. a. sensual, vohxtoaas 
 
 Volvere, (in poetry.) to turn, to 
 whirl about 
 
 Volvitore. m. he that turns 
 
 Vomere. to vomit (Latin word) 
 
 and Vomere, m. plough- 
 share 
 
 Vomica./, a vomit, emetic 
 
 Vomica re, to vomit 
 
 Vomkirirtne,/ a vomiting 
 
 Vomire. to vomit 
 
 .onto, m, a vomiting 
 
 Vomi'.ire, to expel, drive out, 
 retch 
 
 Vomitato, part, vomited 
 
 Vomitatorio, m. an emetic, a vomit 
 
 VomiMvo. a. vomitive 
 
 Vomito. m. ayid Vomizione, /. a 
 •ing 
 
 Voraee. a. voracious, greedy 
 '". voraciousness 
 
 Vorrizine. and Voriggjne, /. gulf, 
 a whirlpool, abj 
 
 Vo-are, to devour, eat up 
 
 m. vortex, whirlpool, 
 whirlwind 
 Vr*co. ad. (in poe'ry,) wiih you 
 
 -», ^ Voa rnorla, sir, 
 you sir. your lordship 
 ton, your, yours 
 
 . m. a nizhmian 
 to, m. and Votagi6ne,/. 
 e vacua' ior, SB 
 
 . m. '.ne who cleans 
 
 Votare, to empty • to vo«e ■ to de- 
 •n«ecrate; to clean; vo- 
 tare il passe, to leave the coun- 
 try 
 
 VotAto, pari . emptied, vowed 
 
 ZAM 
 
 Votatura, f, evacuation i 
 
 Vn!c/7.i, J. vacuity, emptiness 
 
 Votlvo, a. vowed 
 
 Voto, m. emptiness; a vow, vote, i 
 suffrage ; voti, vows, wishes ; 
 deairea 
 
 Voto, a. empty, void, deprived ; 
 be>tia vota, a beast without bur- ' 
 den ; a voto, in vain 
 
 Volcano, m. a volcano 
 
 Voigtoe, and Vuig&tO, a. com- 
 mon, low, mean 
 
 Vulgare, m. vulgar tongue 
 
 Vulgaritzamento, m. translation | 
 
 Vulgarizzare, to translate 
 
 Volg&ta, f. the vulgar translation 
 of the Bible 
 
 Volgo, m. the vulgar, rabble 
 
 Vulnerable, a. vulnerable 
 
 Vulnen'ire, to wound 
 
 Vulneraria,/. vulnerary 
 
 Vulnerario, d. vulnerary 
 
 Vullunio, m. north-east" wind 
 
 Vulva,/, uterus, the womb 
 
 W. X. Y. and K, are not in the 
 Italian alphabet 
 
 Z 
 
 ZACCA'GNA, /. the skin on 
 the front of the head 
 Zacchera,/. dirt, confusion, a trifle 
 Zaccheroso, a. splashed, dirty 
 Zaffamer.to', m. stoppage 
 Zaffaidata,/. fib h, dirt 
 Zaffardojo, a. nasty, dirty 
 Zaffire, to stop, dam up 
 Zaffita,/. a spouting out, satire 
 Zaff'ito, part, stopped up 
 Zaffitura. /. a stopping 
 ZaftVranAto, a. saffroned 
 Zafferano, m. saffron (a plant) 
 Zaffirino, a. sapphire-coloured 
 Zaffiro, 771. sapphire (a stone) 
 Zaffo, m. catchpole, bailiff; a 
 
 bnnz-stopper. cork 
 Zaffrone, m. wild saffron 
 Zaz.'tzlia. /. a javelin 
 Ziino. 7/1. a wallet, pouch 
 Zamberlucco, r>i. a nizht-gown 
 Zambia, /. a ward-robe, a water- 
 closet 
 Zambracca, /. a strumpet 
 Zambracca re. to wench 
 Zambuco, m. elder-tree 
 Z&n I a./, a paw. a claw 
 Zampare, to claw, stamp as horses 
 Zampata, /. a scratch 
 309 
 
 ZEL 
 
 Zampettare, to bezin to walk 
 Zanipd'to, T7i. a liulc paw, pettifoe 
 Zampillamento, m. resilition, a 
 
 flying back 
 Zampillante, a. pushing, springing 
 Zampillare, to sprinz, gush, spout 
 Zampilletlo, 77J. a jet 
 Zampillio, m. a gushing out, resi- 
 lition 
 Zamplllo, 771. spout, wafer-spout 
 Zamplno, m. fir-tree ; little paw 
 Zampogna,/. pipe, bag-pipe 
 Zampognare, to pipe, to play on 
 
 the bag-pipe 
 Zampognatore, m. a piper 
 Z'ma, /. basket, cradle, trick, 
 
 cheat 
 Zanaiuolo, m. a porter 
 Zanata,/. a basket-full 
 Zanca,/. a leg 
 Zanco, a. left-handed 
 Zanzola,/. a churn 
 Zanna, /. a tusk, too'h 
 Zann.-'ita, /. buffoonery, srurrility, 
 jestinz, drollery ; a' blow given 
 with the tusk 
 Z&nni, m. a buffoon 
 Zannnto, a. tusk'd 
 Zaazara,/. a gnat (an inscrr) 
 Zanzariere, rn. a net ; a gnat-de- 
 fence 
 Zanzaverata,/. a sauce 
 Zappa,/, a spade 
 Zappadore, 771. digger, tiller 
 Zappa re, to dig. 'ill. sap; ruin, to 
 
 stamp on the ground 
 Zappariglia,/. be'ony (an herb) 
 Zappato, part, broken, dizzed 
 Zappatore, m. a digger, labourer 
 Zappetr/ire, to ho<\ 
 Zapponare, to work with a mat- 
 tock 
 Zappone, m. a mattock 
 Zara, /. hazard, risk, game at 
 
 hazard 
 Zaroso, a. hazardous 
 ZAtta,/. a melon ; float, raft 
 ZAttera, /. a raft 
 Zavardarsi, to daub one's self 
 Zavorra,/. ballast, gravel-pit 
 Zavoirare, to ballast 
 Zazzera,/. head of hair 
 Zazzer6tO, a. long-haired, hairy 
 Z. '•! a,/, a goat 
 
 Z;bro, 77i. a zebra (an animal) 
 Zecca,/. the mint; a tick (insect) 
 Zecchiere, m. mint-director 
 Zecchmo, m. a sequin (a coin) 
 Zeffiro. rn. zephyr 
 Zelamina, f. lap'!* calaminaris 
 Zelante, and Zeloso, a. zealous, 
 fervent 
 
ZIO 
 
 Zelantemente, ad. zealously 
 
 Zelare, to be zealous 
 
 Zelatore, m. a zealot, stickler 
 
 Zelo, m. zeal, ardour 
 
 Zelosamente, ad. zealously 
 
 Zel6so, a. zealous 
 
 Zendado, m. a silk stuff 
 
 Zenlt, 771. zenith 
 
 Zenzara, /. a gnat 
 
 Zenzero, m. ginger 
 
 Zenzoverata, /. hodge-podge 
 
 Zenzovero, m. ginger 
 
 Zeppa, /. a wedge 
 
 Zeppare, to fill up, cram 
 
 Zeppato, and Zeppo, a. full, stuff- 
 ed [up 
 
 Zeppatura, /. a cramming, a filling 
 
 Zeppo, d. full, replete 
 
 Zerbineria, /. foppishness, affect- 
 edness 
 
 Zerbino, m. a beau, fop, dandy 
 
 Zerbinotto, m. a fop 
 
 Zero, m. cipher, nought, nothing 
 
 Zezzo, a. last 
 
 Zezzolo, m. nipple ; a teat 
 
 Zia,/. aunt 
 
 Zibaldonaccio, and Zibaldone, m. 
 mixture, medley 
 
 Zibellino, m. a sable-marten (an 
 animal) 
 
 Zibetlo, m. a civet-cat 
 
 Zibibbo, m. dry raisins 
 
 Zigolo, m. a greenfinch 
 
 Zigrino, m. shagreen (leather) 
 
 Zimaro, m. verdigris 
 
 Zimarra, /. a night-gown 
 
 Zimbellare, to allure. birds 
 
 Zimbelio, m. and Zimbellatura, 
 /. the p ecoy bird ; allurement ; 
 esser il zimbelio, to be a laugh- 
 ing stock 
 
 Zimino, m. meat so called 
 
 Zir.epro, m. the juniper tree 
 
 Zinfonia, /. symphony, overture 
 
 Zingara, /. a gipsy 
 
 Zinsaresco, a. gipsy-like 
 
 Zinghinaia,/. bad healthr 
 
 Zinna, /. breast, a tea.- 
 
 Zinnare, to suck 
 
 Zinzibo, m. ginger 
 
 Zinzinare, to sip, tipple 
 
 Zinzino, m. a small draught 
 
 Zio, m. uncle 
 
 ZOP 
 
 Zipolo, m. a cork for a cask 
 
 Zirlamento, m. the whistling of a 
 thrush 
 
 Zirlare, to whistle as thrushes do 
 
 Zirlo, m. the whistling of a thrush 
 
 Zitella,/. a girl 
 
 Zitello, m. a boy, a lad 
 
 Zito, m. a boy 
 
 Zittare, to be silent 
 
 Zitto, interj. hush, silence; stare 
 zitto, to be silent 
 
 Zizzania, /. choke-weed, tares, 
 discord, division 
 
 Zizzanioso, m. sower of discord 
 
 Zizziba,/. jujub (a fruit) 
 
 Zizzibo, m.juiub-tree 
 
 Zizzolare, to drink, quaff, tope 
 
 Zoccolito, m. a patten-maker, a 
 wooden shoe-maker 
 
 Zoccolante, m. a wooden-shoe 
 friar ; a rogue [shoe 
 
 Zoccolata, /. a blow with a wooden 
 
 Zoccolo, m. a wooden shoe, pat- 
 ten, sandal ; a moat, turf; a 
 fool, a ninny ; andare in zoccoli, 
 to wear wooden shoes ; andare 
 le gatte in zoccoli, to be very 
 
 _ merry 
 
 Zodiaco, m. zodiac 
 
 Zolfa, /. the notes of music; can- 
 tare ad uno la zolfa, to repri- 
 mand 
 
 Zolfanello, m. a match 
 
 Zolfata, and Zolfatara, /.. a sul- 
 phur mine 
 
 Zolfa to, a. brimstone coloured, 
 mixed with sulphur 
 
 Zolfatura,/. brimstone smoke 
 
 Zolfino, a. sulphureous 
 
 Zolfino, m. a match 
 
 Zolfo, m. sulphur, brimstone 
 
 Zolfonaria, /. a sulphur mine 
 
 Zolla,/. clod of earth, glebe 
 
 Zombare, to strike 
 
 Zombato, part, beaten 
 
 Zombatura, /. and Zombolamento, 
 m. a beating 
 
 Zombolare, and Zombare, to beat, 
 strike, thrasn 
 
 Zona,/, a zone, girdle 
 
 Zonzo, ad. andare a zonzo, to 
 ramble 
 
 Zoppaccio, m. a lame man 
 310 
 
 ZUR 
 
 Zoppicante, o. lame 
 Zoppiccire, to go lame 
 Zoppicc6ni, ad. halting 
 Z6ppo, a. lame, imperfect, slow 
 Zoticaccio, a. clownish, rustic^ 
 
 rough 
 Zoticaggine, and Zoticbezza, /. 
 
 rusticity, rudeness 
 Zoticamente, ad. clownishly, 
 
 roughly [rude 
 
 Zotico, and Zotic6ne, a. rustic, 
 Ziicca, /. gourd, pumpkin ; the 
 
 noddle, head ; aver poco sale in 
 
 zucca, to be stupid; zucca al 
 
 vento, giddy-headed 
 Zuccaio, m. pumpkin-ground 
 Zuccaiu61a,/. an insect 
 Zuccherato, a. sugared, sweet 
 Zuccherino, m. sweet meats 
 Zucchero, m. sugar ; zucchero 
 
 rosato, a confection of roses and 
 
 sugar ; zucchero bianco, refined 
 
 sugar; di zucchero, charming, 
 
 lovely 
 Zuccheroso, a. sugared, sweet 
 Zuccolo, m. crown of the head 
 Zucconamento, m. a cutting the 
 
 hair 
 Zucconlre, to cut the hair 
 Zucconato, part, cut ; shaved 
 Zucconatore, m. a hair-cutter 
 Zucconatura, /. the cutting of the 
 
 hair, shaving 
 Zuccone, m. a bald-head 
 Zucc6tto, m. a head-piece 
 Zuff'a, /. strife, quarrel 
 Zufolamento, m. a hissing, whia- 
 
 zing 
 Zufolare, to whistle, hiss, buzz; 
 
 whisper ; to play upon the flute 
 Zufolato, part, whistled 
 Zufolatore, m. a whistler, a sower 
 
 of discord [ing 
 
 Zufolo, m. a whistle, flagelet, hiss- 
 Zufolone, m. a flute 
 Zugo, m. a kind of fritters 
 Zuppa,/. sop, soaked bread ; man- 
 
 giar la zuppa co 7 ciechi, to have 
 
 to deal with fools 
 Zurlare, to make merry, joke, play 
 Zurlo, rn. mirth, joy; andare in 
 
 zurlo, to be transpoVted with joy 
 Zurro, m. gladness, joke 
 
SCELTA DE' NOMI PKOPRJ. 
 
 AARONE. m. Aaron 
 Abele, m. Abel 
 Abramo, in. Abraham 
 Achille, m. Achilles 
 Adamo. m. Adam 
 Adelaide,/. Adelaide, or Alice 
 Adelina, /. Adeline 
 Adouide, m. Adonis 
 Adrasto, in. Adrastus 
 
 Agatha 
 
 . Agnes 
 Ago tino, m. Augustin 
 Alano, m. Alan 
 Alberto, m. Albertus 
 Albino, in. Albinus 
 Alessandro, in. Alexander 
 Alfeo, m. Alpheus 
 
 \ nu Ambrose 
 ^sasius 
 Anastasia, /. Anastasia 
 Andrea, m. Andrew 
 
 i. Aiuel 
 Angelica,/. Angelica 
 Anna./. Anna, or Ann 
 Annibale, in. Haunibal 
 Ansel mo, in. Auselm 
 Antonio, m. Anthony 
 Antonia./. Anthonia 
 Apollinire, m. Apollinary 
 Apolouio, m. Apollonius 
 Apolonia, /. Apollonia 
 Arabella,/. Arabella 
 Araldo, ??i. Harold 
 Arianna,/. Arianna 
 Atanasio, m. Athanasius 
 Augusto, m. Augustus 
 Augusta, /. Augusta 
 Aurelio, m. Aurelius 
 Aurelia, /. Aurelia 
 Aureliano, in. Aurelian 
 Bacco, m. Bacchus 
 Barbara, /. Barbara 
 Barnaba, m. Barnaby 
 Barnabita, m. Barnabite 
 Bartolommeo, m. Bartholomew 
 Basilio, m. Basil 
 Battista, in. Baptist 
 Beatrice,/. Beatrix 
 Benedettino, a. Benedictine 
 Benedetto, m. Benedict 
 Benedetta, /. Benedicta 
 Beniamino, m. Benjamin 
 Berenice,/. Berenice 
 B«rnardo, m. Bernard 
 
 Bernarda,/. Bernarda 
 Berta,/. Botha 
 Biaggio, in. Blaise 
 
 && } *»""«" 
 
 Bonaventura, in. Bonaventure 
 Bonifacio, in. Boniface 
 Brigida, or Brigita,/. Bridget 
 Caio, >n. Cains 
 Calisto, m. Catistus 
 Calvino, in. Calvin 
 Camillo, m. Camillas 
 Camilla,/. Camilla 
 Carlo, m. Charles 
 Carlina, or Carlotta, /. Charlotte 
 Carolina,/. Caroline 
 Cassandra, m. Cas-ander 
 Cassandra,/. Cassandra 
 Cassiano, m. Cassian 
 Cecilia,/. Cecilia 
 Celestino, in. Celestine 
 Celestina,/. Celestina 
 Celio, in. Celius 
 Celia,/. Celia 
 Cesare, m, Caesar 
 Celso, m. Celsus 
 Cesanano, in. Caesarian 
 Cibele, /. Cybele 
 Cipriano, ni. Cyprian 
 Claudio, in. Claudius 
 Clemente, m. Clement 
 Constantino, m. Constantine 
 Cornel io. m. Cornelius 
 Costanza, /. Constance 
 Costante, m. Constant 
 Creso, m. Cresus 
 Cristina,/. Christiana 
 Crisostomo, m. Chrysostom 
 Cristoforo, m. Christopher 
 Crispino, in. Crispin 
 Dalmasso, in. Dalmasius 
 Damiano, m. Damian 
 Daniele, m. Daniel 
 Davide, or Davidde, m. David 
 Debora,/. Deborah 
 Demetrio, m. Demetrius 
 Diana,/. Diana 
 Dioni^i'o, or Dionigi, m. Denis 
 Dionisio, m. Dionysius 
 Domenico, m. Dominic 
 Dorotea,/. Dorothy 
 Drusilla,/. Drusilla 
 E luardo, or Edoardo. m. Edward 
 Elena,/. Helen, or Helena 
 311 
 
 Eleonora,/. Eleanor 
 Elia, vi. Elias 
 Eli-abetla,/. Elizabeth 
 Eliseo, m. Elisha 
 Elvira,/. Elvira 
 Emilio, m. Emilias 
 Emilia,/ Emily 
 Eninia,/. Emma 
 Enrico, in. Henry 
 Enrichetta,/. Henrietta 
 Erasmo, in. Erasmus 
 Ercole, in. Hercules 
 Ernesto, m. Ernest 
 Ester, or Esterre,/. Esther 
 Eudossio, m. Eudosius 
 Eu lossia,/. Eudosia 
 Eufemia,/. Euphemia 
 Eul'rasia,/. Eufrasia 
 Ku jc.nio, m. Eugene 
 Eu rid ice,/. Eundice 
 Ell ebio, m. Eusebius 
 Eustachio, m. Eustatius 
 Eva,/ Eve 
 
 Evremondo, in. Evremond 
 Fabio, m. Fabitts 
 F-ibrizio, m. Fabricius 
 Fausriao, m. Faustine 
 Faustina,/. Faustina 
 Felice, w. Felix 
 Feidinando, in. Ferdinand 
 Filiberto, in. Philibert 
 Filidc,/. Phillis 
 Filippo, m. Philip 
 Fineo, m. PHncas 
 Firming, m. Firmin 
 Flaminio, m. Flaminius 
 Flaminia, f. Flaminia 
 Flora,/. Flora 
 Francesco, in. Francis 
 Francesca, /. Frances 
 Frederico, m. Frederic 
 Gabriele, in. Gabriel 
 Gaetano, or Gaietano, m. Ca;et 
 Gasparo, m. Gasper 
 Gastone, m. Gaston 
 Gedeone, m. Gideon 
 Gedoino, m. Godwin 
 Genifreda,/. Winifred 
 Geoffreddo, in. Jeffrey 
 Gerardo, m. Gerard 
 Geremia, m. Jeremiah, Jeremy 
 Germanico, in. Germanicus 
 Qeronimo, m. Jerome 
 Gertruda,/. Gertrude 
 
SCELTA DE' N0M1 PROPRJ. 
 
 Gn.e, m. Giles 
 
 Giacomina, or Giacobba,/. Joan 
 
 Giacomo, m. James 
 
 Giasoue, m. Jason 
 
 Giobbe, m. Job 
 
 Giosiade, tti. Josiah 
 
 Giosue, tti. Joshua 
 
 Giovanni, m. John 
 
 Giovanna, /. Jane 
 
 Gioviano, m. Jovian 
 
 Giuda, m. Judas 
 
 Giuditta,/. Judith 
 
 Giuliano, m. Julian 
 
 Giulio, m. Julius 
 
 Giuseppe, m. Joseph 
 
 Giuseppa, /.. Josephine 
 
 Giustino, m. Justin 
 
 Giustiniano, m. Justinian 
 
 Giusto, tti. Justus 
 
 Goffredo, in. Godfrey 
 
 Gregorio, m. Gregory 
 
 Guglielmo, m. William 
 
 Guglielmina,/. Wilhelmina 
 
 Guido, m. Guy 
 
 Ignazio, m. Ignatius 
 
 Uario, m. Hilary 
 
 Ilarione, m. Hilarius 
 
 lunocente, m. Innocent 
 
 Iona, tti. Jonas 
 
 Ippolila,/. Hippolita 
 
 Ireneo, rn. Ireneus 
 
 Irenea,/. Irene 
 
 Isacco, rn. Isaac 
 
 Isaia, m. Isaiah 
 
 Isidoro, rn. Isidorus 
 
 Ismaele, in. Ishmael 
 
 Laura, /. Laura 
 
 Lazzaro, m. Lazarus 
 
 Leandro, m. Leander 
 
 Leonardo, m. Leonard 
 
 Leonarda,/. Leonarda 
 
 Leone, m. Leo 
 
 Leopoldo, m. Leopold 
 
 Lidia, /. Lydia ■ 
 
 Lisiade, m. Lycias 
 
 Livio, m. Livy 
 
 Livia, /. Livia 
 
 Longino, tti. Longinns 
 
 Lorenzo, m. Laurence 
 
 Luigi, rn. Louis 
 
 Luigia, /. Louisa 
 
 Luca, rn. Luke 
 
 Luciano, m. Lucian 
 
 Lucio, m. Lucius 
 
 Lucia, /. Lucy, or Lucia 
 
 Lucrezia,/. Lucretia 
 
 Madalena, /. Magdalen 
 
 Marcantonio, rn. Mark Anthony 
 
 Marcello, m. Marcellus 
 Marco, m. Mark 
 Margarita,/. Margaret 
 Maria, /. Mary 
 Marianna, /. Marian 
 Marina,/. Marina 
 Mario, m. Marius 
 Marta, /. Martha 
 Martini, m. Martin 
 Marziale, m. Martial 
 Massimilia.no, m. Maximilian 
 Massimino, m. Maximin 
 Massimo, m. Maximus 
 Matilde,/. Matilda 
 Matteo, m. Matthew 
 Maurizio, m. Maurice 
 Melpomena,/. Melpomene 
 Michele, m. Michael 
 Moise, m. Moses 
 Narcisso, m. Narcissus 
 Neemia, m. Nehemiah 
 Nestore, m. Nestor 
 Niciade, m. Nicias 
 Nicolo, rn. Nicholas 
 Ognissanti, m. All Saints 
 Olao, in. Olaus 
 Olimpo, m. Olympus 
 Oliviere, m. Oliver 
 Omfredo, m. Humphrey 
 Onesiforo, m. Onesiphorus 
 Onesimo, m. Onesimus 
 Onufrio, m. Onuphrius 
 Orazio, m. Horatio ; Horace 
 Orlando, m. Rowland, or Orland 
 Ottavio, m. Octavius 
 Ottavia,/. Octavia 
 Ottone, wi. Otho 
 Panfilio, m. Pamphilius 
 Paolo, 771. Paul 
 Paolina, /. Pauline 
 Pasquale, m. Paschal 
 Patrizio, m. Patrick 
 Petronio, m. Petronius 
 Petronilla, /. Petronilla 
 Pietro, 77i. Peter 
 Pio, m. Pius 
 Policarpo, m. Polycarp 
 Polluce, rn. Pollux 
 Pompeo, rn. Pompey 
 Ponzio, 777. Pontius 
 Prisca,/. Prisca 
 Priscilla,/. Priscilla 
 Procoj)io, rn. Procopius 
 Proculo, m. Proculus 
 Prudenza,/. Prudence 
 Quivino, rh. Quirinus 
 Rachele, ?n. Rachel 
 Rafaele, m. Raphael 
 312 
 
 Raimondo, m. Raymond 
 Raolfo, m. Ralph 
 Rebecca,/. Rebecca 
 Roberto, m. Robert 
 Rodolfo, 77i. Rodolph, or Rolpb 
 Rosa, /. Rose 
 Rosmonda,/. Rosamond 
 Rugiero, rn. Roger 
 Sabina, /. Sabina 
 Salomone, 771. Solomon 
 Samuele, m. Samuel 
 Sara,/. Sarah 
 Sebastiano, m. Sebastian 
 Semiramide, /. Semiramis ' 
 Sempronio, 77». Sempronius 
 Sempronia,/. Sempronia 
 Severo, m. Severus 
 Silvio, m. Sylvan 
 Silvia,/. Sylvia 
 Simeone, in. Simeon 
 Simone, m. Simon 
 Simona, /. Simona 
 Sofia,/. Sophia 
 Susanna,/. Susan 
 Tancredi, m. Tancred 
 Teobaldo, m. Theobald 
 Teodoro, m. Theodore 
 Teodosio, m. Theodosius 
 Teodulo, m. Theodulus 
 Teofilo, m. Theophilus 
 Teresa,/. Theresa 
 Timoteo, tti. Timothy 
 Tommaso, m. Thomas 
 Tito, to. Titus 
 Tobia, rn. Toby 
 Ugo, m. Hugh 
 Urbano, m. Urban 
 Uria, 771. Uriah 
 Ursula, /. UrsuVa 
 Valentino, m. Valentine 
 Valentina,/. Valentina 
 Valeriano, m. Valerian 
 Valeria, /. Valeria 
 Valerio, m. Valerius 
 Venere,/. Venus 
 Veronica, /. Veronica 
 Vincenslao, m. Vincenslaus 
 Vincente, tti. Vincent 
 Virginio, m. Virginius 
 Virginia,/. Virginia 
 Vittore, tti. Victor 
 Vittoria,/. Victoria 
 Xaverio, or Saverio, rn. Xaverius 
 Zaccaria, m. Zachariah 
 Zachec, tti. Zaccheus 
 Zenobia,/. Zenobia 
 Zenofonte, m. Xenophon 
 Zenone, m. Zeno 
 
 END OF THE FIRST PART. 
 
AN 
 
 ENGLISH AND ITALIAN 
 DICTIONARY. 
 
 PART II. 
 
 a. adjective; ad. adverb; conj. conjunction; interj. interjection ; 
 part, participle; pi. plural; prep, preposition; pron. pronoun; 
 s. substantive ; v. a. verb active ; v. imp. verb impersonal ; v. n. 
 verb neuter ; v. r. verb reciprocal and reflected. 
 
 ABE 
 
 ABAFT. *. (a sea-term,) poppa 
 AbaJienation, ». alienazione 
 
 Abandon, v. a. abbandonare ; — 
 in?, i. abbandonamenlo 
 
 Abase, v. a, abbas^are ; umiliare, 
 — ment, t. abbassamento 
 
 Abash, v. a. svergognare ; — meut, 
 t. confusione 
 
 Abate, v. a. diminuire ; — (law- 
 terni annullare ; — ment. *. dim- 
 inuzione ; — ing, s. abbassamento 
 
 Abbacy, t. badia, dignita d'abbate 
 
 Abbess, t. badessa 
 
 Abbey, s. ab badia 
 
 Abbot, *. abbate j —ship, *. digni- 
 ta d'abbate 
 
 Abbreviate, v. a. abbreviare ; — 
 tion, s. abbreviazione ; — or, *. 
 abbrev iatore ; — ure, *. abbrevia- 
 ture 
 
 Abdicate, v. a. rinunziare j —tion, 
 $. abdicazione, rinunzia 
 
 Abdomen, $. abdomine 
 
 Abed, or a-bed, ad. Ex. to lie a-bed, 
 stare in letto 
 
 Aberration, t. smarrimento 
 
 ABO 
 
 Abet, v. a. sostenere, animare ; — 
 
 ting, s. istigamento 
 Abettor, s. istigatore [centi 
 
 Abeyance, s. flaw term) bcni gia- 
 Abhor, D. a. abborrire ; — rence, s. 
 
 abborrimento ; — rent, a. che ab- 
 
 borrisce ; — rer, s. nemico mor- 
 tal e j — ring, s. orrore 
 Abide, v. a. dimorare, supportare 
 Abider, s. abitante 
 Abiding, s. il tollerare, dimorare, 
 
 &c. ; — place, una dimora 
 Abject, a. abbietto, vile ; — tion, s. 
 
 bassezza ; — ly, ad. vilmente j — 
 
 ness, s. vil'a ' 
 Ability, s. abilita, potere, forza, fa- 
 
 oolta, t-ntrata 
 Abjuration, s. abiura 
 Abjure, v. a. abiurare ; rinunziaro ; 
 
 — ing, r. il rinunziare 
 Ablative, s. abla'ivo 
 Able, a. capace, forte, comodo, 
 
 esperto, dotto ; — ness,*. capacita, 
 
 potere 
 Ablution. *. abluzione 
 Aboard, ad. abbordo 
 313 
 
 ABR 
 
 Abode, *. dimora, abituro 
 Abolish, v. a. abolire, annulare J 
 
 — in*, s. (law term) rivocare 
 
 T abolizione, l'annullare 
 Abolition, (law term) grazia 
 Abominable, a. abbominabile ; — 
 
 ly. ad. abbominevohnente 
 Abominate, v. a. abborrire ; — ion, 
 
 s. abbominio 
 Abortion, s. sconciatura 
 Abortive, a. abortivo ; — ly, ad, 
 
 prima del tempo 
 Above, ad. sopra ; above all, ad. 
 
 principalmenie ; above (more 
 
 than) piii j above-mentioned, a. 
 
 sopraddetto 
 Abound, v. ?J. abondare 
 About, prep, intorno, verso ; 
 
 about noon, in circa mezzodl ; 
 
 about and about, qua e la 
 Abreast, ad. di fronte, di fila 
 Abridge, v. a. abbreviare; — ing, 
 
 s. abbreviamento ; — ment, ». 
 
 compendio 
 Abroach, a. spillato ; to set abroach, 
 
 spillare 
 
ACC 
 
 Abroad, ad. di fuora, fuor di paese ; 
 
 to go abroad, uscire 
 Abrood, Ex. to sit abrood upon, 
 
 covare 
 Abrogate, v. a. annullare; — ing, 
 
 or — tion, s. abrogazione 
 Abrupt, a. subitano ; — ly, ad. di 
 
 subito ; — ness, s. subitezza 
 Abscess, s. absesso, postema 
 Abscission, *. tagliamento 
 Abscond, v. n. nascondersi ; — ing, 
 
 s. nascondimento 
 Absence, s. assenza ; — of mind, 
 
 distrazione 
 Absent, a. assente ; — one's self ; 
 
 v. r. assen tarsi 
 Absolute, a. assoluto, perfetto ; — 
 
 ly, ad. assolutamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 potere assoluto ; — ion, *. assolu- 
 
 zione 
 Absolve, v. a. assolvere; — mg, s. 
 
 assoluzione [ridicolo 
 
 Absonous, a. discordante, assurdo, 
 Absorb, v. a. assorbire, inghiottire 
 Absorbent, a. asscrbente 
 Abstain, v. n. astenersi ; — ing, s. 
 
 astioenza [sobrieta 
 
 Abstemious, a. astemio ; — ness, s. 
 Abstergent, a. astersivo 
 Abstersion, s. astersione 
 .Abstersive, a. astersivo 
 Abstinence, s. astinenza 
 Abstinent, a. astinente, temperato 
 Abstract, s. astratto ; — v. a. a- 
 
 straere ; — edly, ad. separata- 
 
 mente, — ing from, prep, separa- 
 te ; — ion, s. astrazione 
 Abstruse, a. astruso, oscuroj — 
 
 ness, s. oscurita 
 Absurd, a. assurdo; — ity, *. as- 
 
 surdita ; — ly, ad. scioccamente 
 Abundance, s. abbondanza 
 Abundant, a. abbondante; — ly, 
 
 ad. abbondantemente 
 Abuse, s. abuso, affronto 
 Abuse, v. a. abusarsi, ingiuriare ; 
 
 — a virgin, deflorare una vergine 
 Abusive, a. oltraggiante ; — ly, ad. 
 
 abusivamente ; — ness, s. mal- 
 
 trattamento [nare 
 
 Abut upon, v. n. confmare, termi- 
 Abuttals, s. pi. conhni 
 Abysmal, a. senza fondo 
 Abyss, s. abisso, golfo 
 Academical, a. accademico 
 Academy, s. accademia, maneggio, 
 
 or cavallerizza 
 Accede, v. n. accedere ; — to a 
 
 treaty, concorrere in un trattato 
 Accelerate, v. a. accelerare ; — 
 
 v. n. affrettarsi ; — ion, s. accele- 
 
 ramento 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accent, s. accento, tuono ; — v. a. 
 accentare ; — ing, s. prosodia; 
 — uation, s. accentuazione 
 
 Accept, v. a. accettare 
 
 Acceptable, a. grato ; — ness, s. 
 grazia, accoglimento ; — ly, ad. 
 gratamente v 
 
 Acceptance, and Acceptation, s. 
 accettazione, signiticato, d' una 
 parola, discarico di parola 
 
 Accepting, and Acception, s. ac- 
 cettazione 
 
 Access, *. accesso, entrata,aumenta- 
 zione, accessione ; — ary, s. l'ac- 
 cessorio ; — ible, a. accessible ; 
 — ion, s. addizione, giunto, av- 
 venimento ; — ory, s. accessorio, 
 complice; — orily, ad. leggier- 
 mente [grammatica 
 
 Accidence, s. primi rudimenti della 
 
 Accident, s. accidente, incidente ; 
 — al, a. accidentale; — ally, ad. 
 accidentalmente 
 
 Acclamation, s. acclamazione 
 
 Acclivity, s. ertezza 
 
 Accloyed, a. svogliato 
 
 Accommodate, v. a. accommodare ; 
 
 — a business, compire un afi'are ; 
 — ing, — ion, s. accommoda- 
 mento, patto ; — ly, ad. bene, ac- 
 conciamente [mento 
 
 Accompaniment, s. accompagna- 
 Accompany, v. a. accompagnare 
 Accomplice, s. complice 
 Accomplish, v. a. compire ; — er, 
 
 s. chefinisce; — ing, — ment, s. 
 
 compimento, perfezione, orna- 
 
 mento 
 Accompt, see Account 
 Accord, s. accordo, unione ; of one's 
 
 own accord, volontariamente ; 
 
 — v. a. riconciliare ; v. n. ac- 
 cordarsi ; — ance, s. accordo, 
 unione ; — ant, a. convenevole 
 
 According, ad. secondo ; according 
 to one's mind, come piacea uno ; 
 to act according to reason, ope- 
 rare raggionevolmente 
 
 Accost, v. a. accostare : — able, a. 
 afiabile 
 
 Account, s. conto, calcolo, stima, 
 risguardo ; to give an account, 
 rendere ragione ; upon all ac- 
 counts, in tutti i modi ; account, 
 v. a. contare, spiegare ; — able, 
 a. responsabile ; — ant, s. ant- 
 met ico 
 
 Accoutre, v. a. aggiustare, allestire ; 
 — ment, s. guernimento 
 
 Accrue, v. n. derivare, provenire 
 
 Accumulate, v. a. accumulare ; — 
 ion, s. accumulazione 
 314 
 
 ACT 
 
 Accuracy, s. accuratezza, cura 
 Accurate, a. accurato, esatto ; — 15 
 
 ad. accuratamente 
 Accurse, v. a. maledire 
 Accusation, *. accusazione 
 Accusative, s. accusative 
 Accuse, v. a. accusare, biasimare ; 
 
 — er, s. accusatore ; — ing, s. ac 
 
 cusamento 
 Accustom, v. a. accostumare; — 
 
 one's self, v. r. avvezzarsi ; — 
 
 ably, ad. spesso; — arily, ad. 
 
 communemente ; — ary, a. com- 
 mune ; — ing, s. abitudine 
 Ace, *. asso [acerbita 
 
 Acerb, a. acerbo, aspero ; — ity, 
 Acervate, v. a. accumulare 
 Ache, s. dolore, pena 
 Achieve, v. a. eseguire, fare; — 
 
 ment, a. prodezza, fatto, arme, 
 
 insegne 
 Acid, a. acido, agro ; — ity, s. acidi- 
 
 ta, agrezza 
 Acknowledge, v. a. riconoscere ; 
 
 — ment, *. riconoscimento, con- 
 
 fessione 
 Acorn, s. ghianda 
 Acquaint, v. a. avvertire, infor- 
 
 mare ; — ance, s. conoscenza ; 
 
 to get into one's acquaintance, 
 
 far conoscenza ; — ing, s. avviso, 
 
 dichiarazione 
 Acquiesce, v. n. consentire 
 Acquiescence, $. consenso, conde- 
 
 scendenza 
 Acquirable, a. ricuperabile 
 Acquire, v. a. acquistare, imparare, 
 
 vincere ; -^er, s. acquistatore 
 Acquisition, s. acquisto, Fimparare 
 Acquit, v. assolvere, liberare ; — 
 
 tal, s. liberamento, liberazione; 
 
 — tance, s. ricevuta ; — ting, s. 
 
 liberazione, assoluzione 
 Acre, *. jugero 
 Acrimony, s. acrimonia 
 Across, ad. a schiancio; — a. 
 
 tra verso 
 Acrostic, s. acrostico 
 Act, s. attc, colpo, azione; — of 
 
 oblivion, atto di grazia ; — v. a. 
 
 operare, fare, animare ; —ing, 
 
 azione 
 Action, *. azione, fatto, atto, pro- 
 
 cesso, causa ; — of trespass, azio- 
 ne criminale ; — a battle, batta- 
 
 glia ; — upon an appeal, causa 
 
 d' appellazione 
 Actionable, a. che porta lite 
 Actionary, s. azionario 
 Active, a. attivo ; — ly, ad. agil 
 
 mente; —ity, s. attivita; feats 
 
 of activity, gherminella, artifizio 
 
ADJ 
 
 Actor. *. attore ; — ess, *. attricc 
 
 Actual, a. .vtu.ile. effettivo ; — ly, 
 ad. attualmente [attuario 
 
 Actuary, s. secretario di sinodo, 
 
 Actuate, v. a. animare, Bpronare 
 
 Acute, a. acuto, sottile ; — ly, ad, 
 acutamente ; — ness s. acutezza 
 
 Adage, s. proverbio j — ial, a. pro- 
 verb iale 
 
 Adamant, *. diamante; — ine, a. 
 vino : adamantine ties, 
 nodi aiamantini 
 
 Adamites, *. Adamiti 
 
 . a. adattare, assetfare; — 
 . ione 
 
 Add. v. i 
 
 Adder, s. aspe, bi-cia; water- 
 adder, idro j adder's tongue, 
 brionia 
 
 Add ice, *. manna ia 
 
 Addict one's self to, v. r. addarsi ; 
 addict one's self to a science, 
 irsi ad una scienza; — 
 ion, 3. aggiodicazione 
 imeuto 
 
 Addition, s. addizione, vantaggio : 
 
 — al. a. di soprappiu ; additional 
 
 I crescimento di tasse 
 
 Addle, a. vuoto, vano ; addle- 
 headed, scervellato 
 
 Address, *. arte, dedicazinne, in- 
 dirizzo; — v. a. indirizzare, de- 
 dicare; to address the king, pre- 
 sentar una supplica al re ; — er, 
 *. quello che presenta le sup- 
 pi iche 
 
 Adducent, s. motivo potente 
 ii, *. privazione 
 . a. dotto, intelligence 
 
 Adequate, a. adequato 
 
 Adhere to, v. //. aderire, attaccarsi 
 
 Adhereucy, and Adhesion, *• ade- 
 renza, attaccamento 
 
 Adherent, s. a lerente 
 
 Adieu, g. 
 
 Adit. l. ■ 
 
 Adjacent, a. adiacen'e 
 
 . *. addie^tivo ; — ly, ad- 
 diettivamente 
 
 Adjoin, v. a. agziugnere, crescere ; 
 rn imeuto; — a. 
 accosto. COOtigUO 
 
 Adjourn, t;. a. rimettere. differire ; 
 — v. i . -. — ment, 
 
 i. ri'arda.nento, dilazione 
 
 Adjudge, v. a. argiudicare, con- 
 damiare ; — inz, adjudication, 
 
 Adjunct, a. a< x • svrio ; — ion, *. 
 inento 
 
 /one 
 Adjuie, v. a. scongiurare 
 
 ADU 
 
 Adjust, v. a. aggiustarc, accordare ; 
 
 —ing, —ment, s. aggiuslameuto, 
 
 saldo accordo 
 Adjutant, s. aiutante 
 Adiutory, </. aiotativo 
 Adjuvate, v. a. aiutare, assistere 
 Admensukftion, s. agguagliainento 
 Administer, v. a. amnunisbrare j 
 
 — an oath, dare il giuramento 
 Administration, s. amministrazione 
 Administrator, s. amministratore ; 
 
 — ship, 5. maneggio 
 Adffliraole, a. ammirabile ; — ness, 
 
 s. eccellenza ; — ly, ad. ammi- 
 
 rabilmente 
 Admiral, s. ammiraglio; admiral" 
 . ^nlea capitaui ; admiral' 
 
 ship, ammirantej admiralship, 
 
 s. carico d' ammiraglio; — ty, ,<?. 
 
 ammiragliato 
 Admiration, s. animirazione 
 Admire, v. a. aimnirare ; — er, *. 
 
 ammiratore 
 Admission, s. entraUira 
 Admit, v. (i. axnmettere ; admit 
 
 of, pennetterej admit into, rice- 
 
 vere ; — tance, s. entratura 
 Admix, v. a. mescolare ; — tion, s. 
 
 miscuglio 
 Admonish, v. a. ammonire ; — ing, 
 
 — ment, s. ammonizione, awiso 
 Ado, s. pena, susurr ', s'rrpito; 
 
 with no great ado, facilmeute 
 Adolescency, s. adolescenza 
 Adopt, v. a. ado! tare; — er, s. 
 
 adottatore ; — ing^. s. adotta- 
 
 mento ; — ion, s. adottazione ; — 
 
 ive. a. adottivo 
 Adorable, a. adorabile 
 Adoration, s. adorazione 
 Adore, v. a. adorare ; — er, s. 
 
 adoratore ; — ing, s. adoramento 
 Adorn, v. a. adornare, abbellire 
 Adorning, *. adornameuto ; — 
 
 ment, brnamento [rita 
 
 Adroit, a. destro ; — ness, s. deste- 
 Ad^cititious, a. aggiunto, strano 
 Adulation, ?. adulazione 
 Adulator, *. adulatore; — ry, a. 
 
 adulatorio 
 A'lult, a. adulto 
 Adulterate, v. a. corrompere, falsi- 
 
 ficare, adulterare; — a. adulte- 
 
 rato, corrotto j — ion, s. adul'.e- 
 
 razione 
 Adulterer, *. m. adultero 
 Adulteress, s.f. adultera 
 Adultery, *. adulterio 
 Adumbrate, v. a. aiombrare 
 Adumbrate, schizzare j — ion, *. 
 
 ■rhizzo 
 Adust, or Ad usted. a. adusto: adust- 
 315 
 
 AFF 
 
 blood, sangue arsiccio ; — ible, 
 a. adustivo; — ion, *. adustione 
 
 Advance, s. avanzo ; advance- 
 money, premio ; — v. n. avan- 
 zare ; — v. a. promorere, dare 
 avanti ; — ment, .v. avanzamento 
 
 Advantage, s. vantaggio; to take 
 advantage of, prevaTerei 
 . o. a. acquistara 
 
 Advantageous, a. vanlaggioso ; — 
 ly, ad. vantaggiosamente j — 
 ness, *. van! iggio 
 
 Advent, s. avvinto; — itious, — 
 Dal, a. causale, avventizio 
 
 Advent-ure, s. awentura; — v. a. 
 avventurare, ardire, intrapren- 
 dere ; — er, s. avventuriere 
 
 Adventurous, a. ardito ; — ly, ad. 
 arditamente 
 
 Adverb, s. avverbio ; — ial, a. av- 
 verbiale ; — ially, ad. avverbial- 
 mente 
 
 Adversary, s. avversario 
 
 Adversative, a. avversativo 
 
 Adverse, a. avverso, contrario; 
 — ity, s. avversita 
 
 Advert, v. a. avvertire; — ency, 
 s. avvertenza 
 
 Advertise, v. a. avvisare; — er, ». 
 avvisatoiej — ment, s. awerti- 
 mento 
 
 Advice, 5. awiso. ragguaglioj ad- 
 vice-boat, navedi procaccio 
 
 Advisable, a. convenevole, da do- 
 mandare cnnsiLrlio 
 
 Advise, v. 7i. avvisare, significare ; 
 — one, dare awiso ; — withone, 
 consultare uno ; — ed, consiglia- 
 to ; well-advised, a. avvisato, 
 prudente ; ill-advised, a. im- 
 prudente ; — diy, ad. prudente- 
 mente ; — ment, s. deliberazione ; 
 — er, *. consigliere j —ing, s. av- 
 visamento 
 
 Advocate, s. avvocato, partigiano; 
 — ship, *. awocazione 
 
 Advowson, s. diritto di padronato 
 
 ^Equator, s. equatore 
 
 ^Equinoctial, a. equinoziale ; — 
 ifequinox, s. l'equinozio 
 
 ^Era, s. epoca 
 
 Aerial, a. aereo, d'aria 
 
 Aerie, s. nido d'uccello di rapina 
 
 Aeromancy, s. aerimanzia 
 
 iEstival, a. d'ejtate 
 
 ^Estivate, v. n. abbrucciare 
 
 ^".ther, s. etere; — eal, a. etereo 
 d' aria 
 
 Afar off, ad. da lontano, lontano 
 
 Aflability, ». affabilita 
 
 Affable, a. aflabile, civile j — ly 
 ad. ailabilmente 
 
AFT 
 
 ABYir, s. affare, barufFa 
 
 Affect, v. a. affettare, toccare, 
 aniare, affezionare, aspirare 
 
 Affectation, s. affettazione, sover- 
 chio desiderio 
 
 Affected, a. affettato ; — ly, ad. 
 affettatamente ; — ness, s. affetta- 
 zione 
 
 Affecting, a. patetico, interessante 
 
 Affection, s. affezione, desiderio ; 
 — ate, a. affezionato ; — ately, 
 ad. affettuosamente 
 
 Affiance, g. sposalizio ; — v. a. 
 fidanzare 
 
 Affidavit, *. deposizione fatta con 
 giuramento 
 
 Affinage, s. affinamento 
 
 Affinity, s. affinita, conformita 
 
 Affirm, v. a. conferniare, affer- 
 mare ; — ation, *. affermazione ; 
 — ative, a. affermativo; — ative- 
 ly, ad. affermativamente 
 
 Affix, v. a. affiggere, attaccare 
 
 Afflation, s. ispirazione 
 
 Afflict, v. (£. affliggere, indebolire ; 
 — ion, s. afflizione; — ive, a. 
 afflittivo 
 
 Affluence, s. soprabbondanza, copia 
 
 Affluent, a. abbondante 
 
 AffoiJ, v. a. dare, provvedere 
 
 Affray, s. tumulto, combattimento 
 
 Aff rancl ise, v. a. affrancare 
 
 Affright, v. a. spaventare 
 
 Affront, s. affronto ; — v. a. affron- 
 tare; — ive, a. ingiurioso ; to 
 affront death in dangers, incon- 
 trar la morte fra i pericoli 
 
 Afloat, ad. a gal i a 
 
 Afore, prep, innanzi, avanti ; 
 aforehand, ad. anticipatamente 
 
 Afore, ad. prima ; aforegoing, a. 
 precedente; aforesaid, a. sud- 
 detto ; afore-time, ad. altre volte 
 
 Afraid, a. che teme ; to make one 
 afraid, spaventare 
 
 Afresh, ad. di nuovo 
 
 Aft, s. la poppa ; aft, ad. verso 
 poppa ; fore and aft, da poppa, 
 e da prua 
 
 After, prep, dopo, secondo, di 
 dietro; — ad. dopoche, poi ; 
 after all, ad. in somma ; after 
 the example of, ad. esempio; 
 to look after, cercare, avere 
 cura; after-ages, i secoli futuri ; 
 after-zrass, zuaime; after-pains, 
 8. dolori dopo il part->; after- 
 noon, s. dopo pranzo ; after-pro- 
 ceeding, *. procedura susse- 
 quen'e ; after-reckoning, secon- 
 do conto ; after-wit, s. senno 
 fuori di stagione; after-taste, s. 
 
 AGR 
 
 cattivo gusto ; afterward, ad. 
 
 dopo, poi 
 Again, ad. ancora, di nuova ; 
 
 over again, un' altra volta; to 
 
 love again, riamare; to write 
 
 again, riscriyere 
 Against, prep, contro ; against the 
 
 end of the week, the year, &c, 
 
 sulla fine della settimana, dell' 
 
 anno ; against the grain, contro 
 
 voglia 
 Aghast, a. spaventato 
 Agate, s. agata 
 Age, s. eta, vecchiaia, secolo ; full 
 
 age, adolescenza; nonage, mi- 
 
 norita 
 Aged, a. d'una certa eta, vecchio 
 Agency, s. azione, azienda 
 Agent, s. agente, pagatore 
 Agglomerate, v. a. aggumitolare 
 Agglutinate, v. a. conglutinare, 
 
 unire 
 Aggrandize, v. a. aggrandire 
 Aggravate, v. a. aggravare, au- 
 
 mentare ; — ing, — ion, s. aggra- 
 
 vamento, aumento ; aggravation 
 
 of a crime, l'enormita d'un 
 
 delitto 
 Aggregate, s. un aggregate; — 
 
 v. a. aggregare; — ion, s. ag- 
 
 gregazione 
 Aggression, s. assalto 
 Aggressor, s. assalitore 
 Aggrievance, s. afflizione, dolore 
 Aggrieve, v. a. affliggere 
 Agile, a. agile, vivace; — ity, s. 
 
 agilita 
 Agitate, v. a. agitare, tratlare; — 
 
 ion, s. agitazione, disturbo 
 Agitator, s. maneggiatore 
 Aglet, s. foglia battuta 
 Agnail, s. panereccio 
 Agnation, s. consanguinita 
 Agnize, v. a. riconoscere 
 Agnition, s. riconoscimento 
 Ago, ad. Ex. a while ago, qualche 
 
 tempo fa ; long ago, molto tem- 
 po fa 
 Agog, ad. Ex. to set agog, far venir 
 
 desiderio 
 Agony, s. agonia, angoscia 
 Agreat, ad. all'ingrosso 
 Agree, v. a. accordare ; agree 
 
 upon, v. n. essere d'accordo-, 
 
 convenire ; agree with one for a 
 
 thinz, pattuire una cosa 
 Agreeable, a. piacevole, convene- 
 
 vole ; — ness, s. piacevolezza, 
 
 conformi'a, unione ; — ly, ad. 
 
 piacevolmen*e, convenevolmente 
 Agreed, a. stabilito, fisso ; — ad. 
 
 vale va 
 
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 ALE 
 
 Agreeing, s. consenso, concordia 
 
 — a. convene vole 
 Agreement, s. accordo, riconcilia 
 
 zione, concerto, armonia ; agree* 
 ment-maker, s. mediatore 
 
 Agrestic, a. agreste, rozzo 
 
 Agriculture, s. agricultura 
 
 Agrimony, s. agrimonia 
 
 Agriot, s. agriotta 
 
 Aground, ad. Ex. to run a ship 
 aground, fare dar un vascello in 
 terra 
 
 Ague, /. febbre ; fit of ague, ac- 
 cesso di febbre j ague-powder, 
 s. febbrifugio 
 
 Aguish, a. febbricitante 
 
 Ah ! inter j. ah ! ahi ! 
 
 Aid, s. aiuto, soccorso ; aid-de- 
 camp, aiutante di campo; aid, 
 v. a. aiutare, sollevare; — ing, 
 s. Paiutare, aita 
 
 Ail, s. male, dolore ; — v.n. aver 
 male ; — ment, s. male, indis- 
 posizione 
 
 Aim, s. mira, bersaglio, disegno ; 
 
 — v. n. mirare, tendere ; — er, 
 s. miratore ; — ing, *. il mi- 
 rare 
 
 Air, s. aria, aspetto, cantata ; air- 
 hole, s. sfogatoio ; air, v. a. 
 asciugare, scaldare ; — iness, s. 
 vivacita, levita _ 
 
 Airing, *. aria, il seccare; take 
 airing, pigliar l'aria 
 
 Airy, a. d'aria, aereo, sottile, leg- 
 giero, allegro, giulivo, vivace 
 
 Ake, *. male, dolore; — v. n. 
 dolere, far male 
 
 Alabaster, s. alabastro 
 
 Alack ! interj. ohimel 
 
 Alack-a-day ! interj. oh ! oime ! 
 
 Alacrity, s. allegrezza, ardore 
 
 Alarm, s. allarme, spavento ; 
 alarm-bell, s. campana per dar 
 segno; alarm-watch, s. sveglia; 
 alarm, v. a. dare all' arme 
 
 Alarum, s. allarme, sveglia 
 
 Alas ! inter'', lasso ! oime ! 
 
 Alb, *. camice 
 
 Albeit, conj. benche 
 
 Albugineoiis, a. bianchiccio 
 
 Alkaline, a. alcalino 
 
 Alchymist, *. alchymista 
 
 Alchymy, s. alchimia 
 
 Alcoran, s. alcorano 
 
 Alcove, s. alcova 
 
 Alderman, s. senatore d' una citti ; 
 alderman of a ward, capo- 
 rione 
 
 Alder-tree, s. ontano 
 
 Ale, s. cervogia senza luppoll ; 
 ale-house, *. osteria, dove si 
 
ALL 
 
 vende la cervogia ; alehoof, *. 
 edera terrestre 
 
 Alegar, s. aceto di cervogia 
 
 Alembic, s. liinbicco 
 
 Alert, a. petuUnte, vivace 
 
 Algebra, s. algebra 
 
 Algebraic, a. algebraico 
 
 Alias, ad. al'ramenti 
 
 Alien, *. alieno, forestiero, con- 
 
 trario; — ate, v. a. alienare, 
 
 allontanare j --ation, 3. aliena- 
 
 lisonione, rotturaj — of 
 
 mini, alienazione di spirito 
 
 v. a. smontare 
 
 Alike, a. simile; — ad. ugual- 
 mente 
 
 Alimeut, *. alimento 
 
 Alimony, *. provisione fatta ad 
 una moglie 
 
 Alive, a. vivo, vivente 
 
 AH, a. lotto, ogni ; all over, da 
 per tutto ; all of a sudden, subi- 
 tamen'e ; so much the better, 
 tanto meglio ; all along, sempre ; 
 once for all, una volta per sem- 
 I r good and all, per sem- 
 pre; with all speed, in fretta ; 
 a'l sain's. la festadi tutti i santi ; 
 all souls' day, il giornode' morti ; 
 all-heal. s. panacea 
 
 Allay, j. jnistura. lega ; — v. a. 
 mischiare, mescolare, alleggiare, 
 alleviare 
 
 Allege, v. a. allegare, citare 
 
 n.*. allegazione, citazione 
 
 Allegiance, s. fedelta 
 
 Allegorical, s. allegorico 
 
 Allegorize, v. a. allegorizzare 
 
 Allegory, s. allegoria 
 
 Allegro^ *. allegro 
 
 Alleviate, v. a. alleviare 
 
 Alleviating, and Alleviation, *. 
 alleviamento, alleggiamento 
 lo, andarone 
 
 Alliance, /. al lean/a [giunto 
 
 Allied, a. allea'o, parente, con- 
 
 Allocation, s. allogagione 
 
 Allodial, a. franco, lib~ro di tasse 
 
 Alio*, v. a. assegnare, aggiudicare ; 
 — ment, *. assegnaniento, distri- 
 bnaoM 
 
 Allow, v. a. concedere, dare, scon- 
 tare, dedurre, soffrire, permet- 
 tere, confessare ; — able. a. da 
 concederM. giusto, leci'o ; — ance, 
 s. mantenimen'o. petisione, sbat- 
 timen'o, indulgenza 
 
 Allode, v. n. alludere; — ing. s. 
 Talludere 
 
 Allure, v. o. ad**<care, allettare ; 
 — ment, t. alle'tameDto, vezzo: 
 — er. *. lusingatore 
 
 AMA 
 
 Alluring, s. l'adescare ; -ly, ad. 
 losraghevolmente 
 
 Allusion, *. allusione 
 
 Ally, v. a. legarei giungere 
 
 Almanack, *. almanaco 
 
 AlmightinetB, s. omnipotenza 
 
 Almond, s. mandorla ; almond- 
 tree, s. mandorln 
 
 Almoner, s. ilemosiniere ; almon- 
 ry, s. ufficio di elemosiniere 
 
 Almost, ail. quasi, incirca 
 
 Alms. i. timosina, carita; alms- 
 giver, s. elemosinario ; alms- 
 house, s. spedale 
 
 Aloes, *. aloe 
 
 Aloft, a. alto, elevato ; — ad. in 
 alto ; to set aloft, sollevare, 
 inalzare 
 
 Alone, a. solo ; — ad. sola- 
 mente ; to leave one alone, ab- 
 bandonar uno 
 
 Along, prep. Ex. along the shore, 
 lungo la spiaggiaj'to lie all 
 al mz. coricarsi 
 
 Alo'f, ad. di lungi. da lonhno 
 
 Aloud, ad. forte, ad a Ha voce 
 
 Alphabet, s. alfabeto; — ic, a. 
 alfabetico ; — ically, ad. par 
 ordine alfabetico 
 
 Alpine, a. alpino 
 
 Already, ad. di gia, gia 
 
 Also, conj. anche, ancora 
 
 Altar, s. alt are 
 
 Alter, v. a. alterare, cambiare ; 
 alter one's mind, cambiar di 
 voglia ; alter one's condition, 
 
 Alteration, s. cambiamento 
 Altercation, *. contestazione 
 Aliering. s. cambiamento 
 Alternate, a. alternativo; — v. n. 
 
 godere alternativamente; — ly, 
 
 ad. alternativamen'e 
 Alternation, 3. giro, vicenda 
 Alternative, a. alternative; — *. 
 
 alternativa; — ly, ad. alterna- 
 tivamente 
 Although, ccmj. benche 
 Altitu ie, s. altera, col mo 
 Altogether, ad. intieramente 
 Alum, s. allume; — inous, a. al- 
 
 luminoso 
 Alveary, .». alveario 
 Always, ad. sempn* 
 Amain, ad. vigorosamente 
 Amanuensis, s. copis'a 
 Amaranth, 3. amaranto 
 Amass, s. mucchio, mas?a ; — 
 
 «. a. amassare 
 Amaze, v. a. sorprendere ; — ment, 
 
 .t. sorpresa ; — ingly, ad. stra- 
 
 namente 
 
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 AMP 
 
 Amazon, *. Amazzone 
 Ambages, 3. ambage, rigiro 
 Amber, i. ainbra : — ed, a. anv 
 
 bmto 
 Ambergris, *. ambracane, succo 
 
 odontero ; — 3. ambragngia 
 Ambidexter, a. ambidestro 
 Ambidextrous, a. (dishonest, am- 
 biguous) disonesto, ambiguo 
 Ambient air, l'aria ambiente 
 Ambiguity, *. ambigaita 
 Ambiguous, a. ambiguo ; — ly, ad, 
 
 ambiguamente j — ness, s. am- 
 
 biguita 
 Ambition, *. ambizione 
 Ambitious, a. ambizioso; — ly, 
 
 ad. ambiziosamente 
 Amble, v. n. ambiare ; —ling 
 
 pace, ambio 
 Ambrose, *. te del Messico 
 Ambrosia. 3. ambrosia 
 Ambulatory, a. ambulante 
 Ambusca !e, and Ambush, *. in> 
 
 bosca'a 
 Amenable, a. risponsabile 
 Amend, v. a. ammendare, ripa- 
 
 rare; — v. n. ammendarsi ; — 
 
 ment, s. ammenda; — able, a. 
 
 ammendabile 
 Amends, s. compensazione 
 Amenity. *. amenita 
 Amerce, v. a. imporre una multa; 
 
 — ment, 3. multa pecuniaria 
 Amethyst, *. ametista 
 Amiable, *. amabile ; — ness, a, 
 
 dole zza, vezzo; — ly, ad. ama« 
 
 bilmente 
 Amicable, a. amirhevole, da amW 
 
 co ; — ly. ad. amichevolmente 
 Amidst, prep, fra, net mezzo 
 Amiss a. ca'tivo, vizioso ; — ad. 
 
 malapproposifo ; to do amiss, 
 
 malfare, mancare; to judge 
 
 amiss of things, giudicare male 
 
 delle cose 
 Ami'y. 3. amita, concorlia 
 Ammoniac, a. amnion iaco 
 Ammunition, 3. munizione 
 Amnesty, 3. indulto 
 Among,' or Amongst, ad. fra, tra 
 Amoi ist, 3. innamorato 
 Amorous, a. amoroso ; — ?y, ad 
 
 amorosamente 
 Amort, a. ammor'ito, malinconfco 
 Amount, s. somma totale ; — v. n. 
 
 montare 
 Amour, ». amore impudico;— • 
 
 amours. 3. pi. intriirhi amorosi 
 Amphibious, a. anfibio 
 Amphib logy, s. anfibologia 
 Amphitheatre, s. anfi'eatro 
 An:ple, a. ampio, distoo 
 
AJNG 
 
 Amplification, s. amplificazione 
 
 Amplifier, s. amplificatore 
 
 Amplify, v. a. amplificare ; — ing, 
 s. amplificamento 
 
 Amplitude, s. ampiezza 
 
 Amply, ad. ampiamente 
 
 Amputation, s. amputazione 
 
 Amulet, s. brieve 
 
 Amuse, v. a, trattenere j — merit, 
 s. passatempo 
 
 Anabaptism, s. la setta degli ana- 
 battisti ; anabaptist, s. anabat- 
 tista 
 
 Anachronism, s. anacronismq 
 
 Anagram, s. anagramma 
 
 Analogical, a. analogico ; — ly, ad. 
 analogicamente 
 
 Analogous, a. analogo 
 
 Analogy, s. analogia, proporzione 
 
 Analysis, s. analisi 
 
 Analytic, and Analytical, a. ana- 
 litico 
 
 Anarchy, s. anarchia 
 
 Anasarca, s. specie d'idropisia 
 
 Anathema, s. anatema ; — tize, 
 v. a. anatematizzare 
 
 Anatomical, a. anatomico 
 
 Anatomist, s. anatomista 
 
 Anatomize, v. a. anatomizzare 
 
 Anatomy, s. anatomia ; an anato- 
 my, s. scheletro 
 
 Ancestors, s. pi. anfenati 
 
 Ancestral, a. ereditario 
 
 Ancestry, s. schiatta, razza 
 
 Anchor, s. ancora; to weigh an- 
 chor, sciogliere l'ancora ; to 
 ride at anchor, stare all 1 ancora 
 
 Anchor-hold, s, luogo proprio per 
 gittar l'ancora 
 
 Anchor, v. n. ancorarsi ; — age, s. 
 piaggia, ancoraggio 
 
 Anchoret, s. anacoreta 
 
 Anchovy, s. acciuga 
 
 Ancient, a. anziano, antico; an- 
 cients, s. pi. gli antichi; — ly, 
 ad. anticamente; — ness, s. an- 
 tichita ; — ry, anzianita 
 
 Ancle, s. cavicchia 
 
 Andirons, s. pi. alari 
 
 Androgynus, s. ermafrodito 
 
 Anecdotes, s. pi. aneddoti 
 
 Anemone, s. anemone 
 
 Anew, ad. di nuovo, ancora 
 
 Augel, s. angdo 
 
 Angelica, s. angelica 
 
 Angelica!, a. angelico 
 
 Anger, s. collera, ira, sgridamento ; 
 — v. a. addirare, irritare 
 
 Angle, s. angolo, amo ; — v. a. 
 
 {)escar coll' amo ; angler, s. quel- 
 o die pesca coll' amo 
 Anglicism, s. Anglicismo 
 
 ANS 
 
 Angling, s. il pescare coll' amo ; 
 
 angling-rod, s. canna da pescare 
 Angrily, ad. in collera 
 Angry, a. adirato, iracoudo 
 Anguish, s. angoscia, afianno 
 Angular, a. angolare 
 Angulosity, s. qualita di cosa che 
 
 ha molt i angoli 
 Anights, ad. di notte 
 Animadversion, s. osservazione 
 Animadvert, v. a. osservare ', ani- 
 madvert on one, rimproverare 
 
 una cosa ad uno 
 Animal, s. un animale j — a. ani- 
 
 male ; — cule, *. animaluzzo ; 
 
 — ity, s. facolta animale 
 Animate, v. a. animare ; — ing, s. 
 
 l'animare ; — a. animante ; — 
 
 tion, s. animazione 
 Animosity, s. animosita, ira, odio 
 Anise, s. anice ; aniseed, s. anici 
 Ankle, s. caviglia 
 Annalist, s. annalista 
 Annals, s. pi. annali 
 Annats, and Annates, s. annate 
 Anneal, v. a. (to temper glass,) 
 
 temperare il vetro 
 Anneal, v. a. ungere 
 Annex, v. a. aggiungere, unire; 
 
 — ation, s. aggiunzione ; — ed, a. 
 
 annesso ; — ing, *. aggiugnimento 
 Annihilate, v. a. annichilare ; — 
 
 ion, s. annichilazione 
 Anniversary, a. anniversario j — 
 
 s. l'anniversario d'un santo 
 Anno Domini, s. l'anno del Signore 
 Annotation, s. annotazione 
 Announce, v. a. annunziare 
 Annoy, v. a. nuocere ; — ance, s. 
 
 danno, torto [annualmente 
 
 Annual, a. annuale ; — ly, ad. 
 Annuitant, s. costituzionario 
 Annuity, s. rendita annuale 
 Annul, v. a. annullare; — ling, s. 
 
 annullazione 
 Annular, a. annulare 
 Annumerate, v. a. annoverare 
 Annunciation, s. annunziazione 
 Anodyne, a. lenitivo 
 Anoint, v. a. ugncre 
 Anomalous, s. anomalo, irregolare 
 Anomaly, s. irregolarita 
 Anon, ad. adesso adesso ; ever and 
 
 anon, ad ogni momento 
 Anonymous, a. anonimo 
 Another, a. un altro, Paltro 
 Answer, s. risposta ; — v. a. ris- 
 
 pondere ; answer for one, es- 
 
 sere mallevadore ; answer a 
 
 debt, pagare un debito ; answer 
 
 in law, comparire in giustizia 
 
 Answerable, a. risponsabile, con- 
 
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 API 
 
 forme, equivalente ; — ly, ad, 
 proporziona'amente 
 
 Answ erer, s. risponditore ; — ing, 
 s. il rispondere [caio 
 
 Ant, s. formica ; ant-hill, s. formi- 
 
 Antagonist, s. antagonista 
 
 Antarctic, a. j»ntartico ; the an- 
 tarctic pole, il polo antartico 
 
 Antecedent, a. antecedente ; — s. 
 un antecedente 
 
 Antecessor, s. antecessore 
 
 Antedate, v. a. antidatare 
 
 Antediluvian, a. antidiluviano 
 
 Antelope, s. specie di cervo 
 
 Antepast, s. antipasto 
 
 Anterior, a. anteriore; — ity, s. 
 anteriorita 
 
 Anthem, *. antifona 
 
 Antichamber, *. anticamera 
 
 Antichrist, *. anticristo ; — ian, a. 
 anticristiano 
 
 Anticipate, v. a. anticipare j — 
 ing, s. l'anticipare ', — ion, s. 
 anticipazione j — or, s. anticipa- 
 tore 
 
 Antidote, s. antidoto 
 
 Antimonarchical, a. republicano 
 
 Antimonial, a. antimoniale 
 
 Antimony, s. antimonio 
 
 Antipathy, *. antipatia 
 
 Antiphony, s. antifona 
 
 Antipodes, s. pi. antipodi 
 
 Antipope, 's. antipapa f 
 
 Antiquary, s. antiquario 
 
 Antique, s. anticaglia j a. vecchio, 
 antico; antique-work, s. grot- 
 tesca 
 
 Antiquity, s. antichita 
 
 Antiscorbutic, a. antiscorbutic© 
 
 Antithesis, s. antitesi 
 
 Antitype, s. figura 
 
 Anti venereal, a. antivenereo 
 
 Antlers, s. pi. coma picciole del 
 cervo 
 
 Anvil, s. incudine 
 
 Anxiety, s. ansieta 
 
 Anxious, a.- ansioso, inquieto, 
 anxious search, ricerca penosa 
 
 Any, a. chiunque, ognuno ; any- 
 where, ad. dovunque ; any 
 thing, che che sia ; any how, 
 come si vogli ; any more, piu, 
 di piu; any farther, piu oltre 
 
 Apace, ad. presto 
 
 Apart, ad. da parte, indisparte; 
 to lay apart, metter da canto ; — 
 ment, s. appartamento 
 
 Apathy, s. apatia 
 
 Ape, s. scimia ; ape one, v. a. 
 contrastare uno 
 
 Aphorism, s. aforismo 
 
 Apish, a. che ha della scimia J 
 
APP 
 
 apish trick, bufbnerfa ; — ly. 
 
 ad, buffonescamente; — ness, 5. 
 
 buffoneria 
 Apocalypse, s. Apocalisse 
 Apocrypha. $, libri apocrifi ; — al, 
 
 a. apxrifo 
 Apodictical, a, demonstrativo 
 Apogee, s. 
 Apolocer, *. aj... 
 Apologetic, a. apologetico ; apolo- 
 
 •. s. apologista 
 
 Apologize, v. a. fare un apologia 
 
 >. vola 
 
 Apophthegm, s. a| 
 
 Apoplectic.\i. a. ap->pletico 
 
 Apoplexy, *. apoplessia 
 
 AposLiv\ . 
 
 Apostate, s. apostata 
 
 Apostatize, v. a. apnstatare 
 
 Aposteme, *. apostema 
 
 Apostle. *. apostolo ; — ship, s. 
 :;;itad'apostol »J — 
 oiical, — olic, a. apostolico ; — 
 oiical ly, ad. apostolicameute 
 - lofo 
 
 •. mettere 
 rote sopra una parola 
 
 Apothecary, s. speziale ; — 
 .\ <ii sj>eziale 
 
 Apozem, s. dec 
 
 Appal. B. a. spaventare 
 
 Appanage, *. piatto 
 
 Apparatus, *. apparato 
 
 Apparel, s. vestimento, vestito ; — 
 v. a. vestire, ornare 
 
 Apparent, a. apparente, chiaro. 
 minaccioso ; apparent heir of 
 the crown, eredo legittimo della 
 corona j — ly, ad. apparente- 
 mente 
 
 Apparition, *. apparizione, visione 
 
 Apparitor, i. cursore, bidello 
 
 Appeal, c. n. appellare, accusare ; 
 — *. appellazione, accusazionej 
 — ins, *. appellazione 
 
 Appear, v.n, apparire, comparire ; 
 appear in pri.it, farsi autore ; 
 to make appear, mostrare, pro- 
 Tare ; it appears, pare, si vede 
 
 Appearance, s. apparei^" 
 — in a court of justice, comparsa 
 dinanzi un magistrate; — ing, ». 
 I i.>ne 
 
 Appease, v. a. placare ; — ing, s. 
 placamento 
 
 Appellant, *. appellante 
 
 Appellation, *. nome 
 
 Appellative, a. appellativo 
 
 Appellee, s. un accusato 
 
 Append, v. a. sospendere, appic- 
 
 APP 
 
 ewe : — age, s. dipendenza ; — r 
 ant, a. dipeudeata [dice 
 
 Appendix, s. dipendenza, appen- 
 Appendage, t. piatto, dipendenza 
 
 Appertain, v. h. apparteuere 
 Appertenance, c appartenenza 
 Appetency, .v. appetite, brama 
 
 Appetite, s. appetito, fame ; to lose 
 one's appetite, essere s\ 
 
 Applaud, v. a. applaudire ; — er, 
 s. approvatore ; — ing, applause, 
 s. applauso, approvazione 
 
 Apple, s. porno, o mela ; apple- 
 parinzs, s. SCOTZe di mele ; ap- 
 ple ot the eye, s. la pupilla dell' 
 occhio ; apple-tree, s. melo 
 
 Applicable, a. conforme, applica- 
 bile. che si pu6 applicare 
 
 Application, *. applicazione 
 
 Apply, v. a. applicare ; — v.n. ap- 
 plicarsi, addarsi 
 
 Appoint, v. a. ordinare, nominare ; 
 
 —ed, a. ordinate, assegnato ; 
 
 well-appointed, ben attiliato ; — 
 
 ment, s. asseguamento, ordine, 
 
 . incambenza 
 
 Apportion, v. a. proporzionare ; — 
 ment, s. distribuzione uguale 
 
 Appose, v. a. esami.are 
 
 . a. acconcio, addato ; — 
 ly, ad. acconciamente ; — ness, 
 s. acconciatezza j — ion, *. appli- 
 cazione 
 
 Appraise, v. n. apprezzare ; — ing, 
 *. l'apprezzare ; — er, s. apprez- 
 zatore 
 
 Apprehend, v. a. prendere, arres- 
 tare,coniprendere, capire, temere 
 
 Apprehension, s. intend imento, in- 
 telletto, timore, BOSpetto ; to be 
 quick of apprehension, essere 
 d "acute intendimento ; to be dull 
 of apprehension, essere d'ottuso 
 in .regno 
 
 Apprehensive, a. acuto ; apprehen- 
 sive of danger, che teme il peri- 
 colo ; — ness, s. timore, paura 
 
 Apprentice, *. garzone, fattorino ; 
 — B. a. prender uno per fattorino 
 
 Apprize, v. a. informare 
 
 Approach, *\ avviccinamento, ac- 
 cesso, entrata libera ; — v. a. and 
 iu approssimarsi ; — able, a. ac- 
 cessible; — less, a. inaccessible 
 
 Approbation, t. approvazione 
 
 Appropriate, a. buono, pmprio, — 
 V. a. appro]>riare ; —ion, s. ap- 
 propriazione 
 
 Approve, v. a. aprTOva'c ; ap- 
 f. c approvato, ratifica- 
 to ; an approved author, un au- 
 tore di autorita ; —ment, *. mi- 1 
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 ARD 
 
 glioramento; — er, $. approva- 
 tore _ [mento 
 Approximation, s. appi 
 
 Appulse, s. appulso [tenema 
 
 Appurtenance, apparteneftn, at- 
 
 Apricot, s. meliaca, albicocca; — 
 ui e, ». albicocoo 
 
 April, *. Aprile 
 
 Apron, .». grembiale 
 
 Ap', a. atto, BOggettO, inclinato; 
 apt to break, fragile ; apt to be 
 merry, allegro ; — itude, *. attez- 
 za ; — ly, ad. attamente ; — ness, 
 s. attezza, facilita 
 
 Aqua-fortis, 4*. acijuaforte 
 
 Aqua-vitae, s. acquavite 
 
 Acjuarius, s. acquario 
 
 Aquatic, a. aquatico 
 
 Aqueduct, s. acqui Jotto 
 
 Aqueous, 8. actmoso 
 
 Arabic, a. Arabo ; — s. l'Arabo 
 
 Arable, *. arabile 
 
 Arbiter, *. arbitro 
 
 Arbitrably, ad. ad arbitrio 
 
 Arbitrarily, ad. arbitramente 
 
 Arbitrary, a. arbitrario, libero; 
 arbitrary government, governo 
 arbitrario, despotico 
 
 Arbitrate, v. n. arbitrare ; — ion, 
 s. arbitrate ; — or, s. arbitro 
 
 Arbitrament, *. arbitrate 
 
 Arbour, s. pergola 
 
 Arbute-tree, s. rovo 
 
 Arcanum. *. segreto 
 
 Arch, s. arco, arco di ponte ; the 
 starry arch, il cielo ; a triumphal 
 arch, arco trionfale; archwise, 
 ad. in forma d'arco, tristo, in- 
 fanie ; arch-blade,*, gran furbac- 
 cio; arch-traitor, traditoraccio j 
 — v. a. archegeiare 
 
 Archangel, *. arcangelo 
 
 Archbishop, *. arcivescovo; — ric, 
 s. arcivescovado 
 
 Archdeacon, s. arcidiacono ' ; — ry, 
 s. arcidiaconato [aroducato 
 
 Archduke, s. arciduca ; — dom, t. 
 
 Archduchess, *. arciduchessa 
 
 Archer, s. arciero ; — y, s. Tarte di 
 tirar l'arco 
 
 Archetype, s. archetipo 
 
 Arch- heretic, s. eresiarca 
 
 Architect, s. architettoj — ure, *. 
 architettura 
 
 Architective, a. architettonico 
 
 Architrave, *. architrave 
 
 Archives, s. pi. archivio 
 
 Arch-priest, s. arciprete 
 
 Arch-priesthood, s. arcipresbiterato 
 
 Arctic, a. artico 
 
 Arcuate, v. a. archerziare 
 
 Ardency, *. ardore, calore 
 
ARO 
 
 Ardent, a. ardente, vivace; — ly, 
 ad. ardentemente 
 
 Ardour, s. ardore, passione 
 
 Arduous, a. difficile, arduo 
 
 Area, s. aia 
 
 Aread, v. a. dar consiglio 
 
 Argent, s. argento 
 
 Argil, s. argilla 
 
 Argonauts, s. pi. Argonauti 
 
 Argue, v. a. argomentare, discor- 
 rere ; to argue the case with 
 one, disputare con uno 
 
 Argue, v. a. provare 
 
 Arguing, s. argomentazione 
 
 Argument, s. argomento, ragione, 
 indizio ; — ative, a. efficace ; — 
 ation, s. argomentazione 
 
 Arian, s. Ariano ; — ism, s. Arian- 
 ismo [aridita 
 
 Arid, a. arido, secco ; — ity, s. 
 
 Aries, s. Ariete 
 
 Aright, ad. dirittamente; to set 
 aright, rettificare 
 
 Arise, v. vi. levarsi, sollevarsi, ve- 
 nire, procedere 
 
 Aristocracy, s. aristocrazia 
 
 Aristocrat ical, a. aristocratico 
 
 Arithmetical, a. arimmetico ; — ly, 
 ad. arimmeticamente 
 
 Arithmetic, s. arimmetica ; — ian, 
 s. arimmetico 
 
 Ark, s. area, cassa 
 
 Arm, s. braccio ; arm-pit, s. ascel- 
 la ; arm-chair, s. sedia d'appog- 
 gio; armful,*, una bracciata; 
 arm, s. arme ; arms, (in herald- 
 ry,) arme, insegna ; — v. a. ar- 
 mare 
 
 Armada, s. flotta 
 
 Armature, s. sproni 
 
 Armillary, a. arniillare ; armillary 
 sphere, sfera armillare 
 
 Arming, s. armamento 
 
 Armlet, s. bracciale; armlet of 
 pearl, monile di perle 
 
 Armorial, a. d'armi ; armorial en- 
 signs,, armi, insegne 
 
 Armonst, s. araldo 
 
 Armory, s. aralderia 
 
 Armour, s. armadura ; — er, t. ar- 
 maiuolo ; — y, s. arsenale 
 
 Army, 3. armata, esercito ; a fly- 
 ing army, campo volante ; the 
 body of an army, il grosso d'un 
 esercito ; to draw up an army 
 in battle array, sc'/'WiYe un 
 esercito in battaglia 
 
 Aromatic, a. aromatico, odorifero 
 
 Around, prep, all' intorno; around 
 him, all' intorno di lui 
 
 Arouse, v. a. risvegliare 
 
 Arow, ad. in un rango 
 
 AS 
 
 Arquebuse, s. archibuso 
 
 Arraign, v. a. citare in giudicio ; 
 arraign one, fare il processo ad 
 uno ; — ment, s. accusa, pro- 
 cesso [accommodamento 
 
 Arrange, v. a. assestare ; — ment, s. 
 
 Arras, (tapestry,) arazzo 
 
 Array, s. abito, vestito, ordine, ran- 
 go ; an army in battle array, un 
 esercito schierato ; array, v. a. 
 vestire, arredare ; array a panel, 
 eleggere i giurati 
 
 Arrears, s. pi. arretrato 
 
 Arrest, s. arresto, decreto, sentenza ; 
 —v. a. arrestare ; — ing, s. Par- 
 restare 
 
 Arriere-ban, s. ultimo bando 
 
 Arriere-guard, s. retroguardia 
 
 Arrival, s. arrivo, veniita 
 
 Arrive, v. n. arrivare 
 
 Arrogance, s. arroganza 
 
 Arrogant, a. arrogante; — ly, ad. 
 arrogantemente 
 
 Arrogate, v. n. arrogarsi 
 
 Arrow, s. freccia, o saetta ; arrow- 
 head, s. punta d'una freccia ; a 
 shower of arrows, tempesta di 
 frecce 
 
 Arsenal, s. arsenale 
 
 Arsenic, *. arsenico 
 
 Art, s. arte, artificio, industrial 
 the black art, Parte magica 
 
 Arterial, a. arteriale 
 
 Artery, s. arteria 
 
 Artful, a. artificioso ; ly, ad. ar- 
 tificiosamente 
 
 Artichoke, s. carciofo 
 
 Article, s. articolo, condizione ; ar- 
 ticles of a treaty, i punti d'un 
 trattato; article of agreement, 
 patto, accordo ; to surrender upon 
 articles, rendersi a patti ; — one, 
 V. a. processar uno 
 
 Article, v. a. pattuire 
 
 Articulate, a. articolato ; — v. a. 
 articolare, — ly, ad. distinta- 
 mente ; — ion, *. articolazione 
 
 Artifice, s. artificio, arte 
 
 Artificer, s. artifice, artista 
 
 Artificial, a. artificioso; — ly, ad. 
 artificialmente : — ness, *. astuzia 
 
 Artillery, *. artiglieria 
 
 Artisan, s. artigiano 
 
 Artist, s. artista 
 
 Artless, a. naturale, senza arte 
 
 Aruspice, s. aruspice 
 
 As, ad. and conj. come; as for, 
 as to, in quanto a; as pale as 
 ashes, pallido come la morte ; 
 as sweet as honey, dolce come il 
 
 ASS 
 
 miele ; as sure as can be, certa» 
 mente ; as it were, per modo <h 
 parlare 
 Asbestos, s. aniianto 
 Ascend, v. n. ascendere; •'—able, 
 a. dove si pub raontare ; — ant, 
 — ency, *. ascendenza, influenza 
 
 Ascension, s. ascensione 
 
 Ascent, *. salita, montata 
 
 Ascertain, v. a. assicurare, rego- 
 lare; — ing, s. confirmazione 
 
 Ascetic, a. solitario, ascetico 
 
 Ascribe, v. a. attribuire; — ing, s. 
 attribuzione 
 
 Ash-tree, s. frassino 
 
 Ashamed, a. vergognoso ; to be 
 ashamed, vergognarsi 
 
 Ashen, a. di frassino 
 
 Ashes, s. cenere 
 
 Ash-coloured, a. cenerognolo 
 
 Ash-Wednesday, s. il Mercoledi 
 delle ceneri 
 
 Ashore, ad. al lido, a terra ; to get 
 ashore, sbarcare 
 
 Aside, ad. da parte, in disparte; 
 to lay aside, negligere, trasci> 
 rare 
 
 Ask, v. a. domandare ; ask a ques- 
 tion, interrogare uno ; ask peo- 
 ple in a church, far le proclame 
 di matrimonio 
 
 Askance, ad. a traverse* 
 
 Askew, ad. biecamente 
 
 Aslant, ad. obliquamente 
 
 Asleep, a. addormentato ; to fall 
 asleep, addormentarsi ; to be fast 
 asleep, dormire profondamente 
 
 Aslope, ad. traverso, a sghembo 
 
 Asp, or Aspic, s. aspide 
 
 Asparagus, s. asparago 
 
 Aspect, s. aspetto, aria 
 
 Aspen-tree, s. tremula 
 
 Asperity, *. asprezza, durezza 
 
 Asperse, v. a. aspergere ; — one, 
 diffamar uno ; —ion, s. diffama- 
 zione, aspersione; malicious as- 
 persions, mormorazione, calun- 
 nie [aspirazione 
 
 Aspirate, v. a. aspirare ; — ion, *. 
 
 Aspire, v. a. soffiare; aspire at, 
 v. n. aspirare, pretendere 
 
 Asquint, ad. biecamente 
 
 Ass, s. asino, asina ; minchione 
 
 Assail, v. a. assalire; — ant, s. as- 
 sal i tore; — ing, s. assalimento 
 
 Assart, v. a. svellere, diradicare 
 
 Assassinate, v. a. assassinare 
 
 Assassin, s. assassino; — ation, .*, 
 assassinamento 
 
 Assault, s. assalto, attacco^ — 1>. a. 
 assaltare ; — er, *. assahtore ; — 
 ing, s. assaltirnento 
 
ASS 
 
 ▲stay, *. pruova, saggio ; — r. a. 
 
 saggiare, provare ; — 
 
 •tore : —in?, *. prelu 
 Assemblage, *. raced La 
 Assembl .-, v. a. radunare ; — ing, 
 
 s. raluuamento 
 Assembly, s. assemblea 
 Assent, *. consenso ; assent to, 
 
 V. n. assent ire 
 Assentation, s. conipiacenza 
 
 . s. che consente 
 A>sert. v. a. assert ire, aft'ermare, 
 ggere; — ing, j. protezione, 
 
 dit'e*a; — ion. s. asserzione, 
 
 opinione ; — er, *. difensore 
 
 PL a. tassare, reg'dare; — 
 
 ment. t. tassagione ; —or, *. as- 
 
 DL a, affirmare 
 Asseveration, s. asseverazione 
 Assiduity, s. assiduita 
 Assi.luous, a. assiduo, diligente; 
 
 — !y, ad, assiduamente 
 
 Assign, v. a. assegnarc, sostituire, 
 
 ire, provare; assign one's 
 
 _ iare il suo bene ; 
 
 — able, a. che si puo asse^nare ; 
 
 . t. assignazione ; — ee, 
 
 — ment, *. ces- 
 
 consegnazione 
 
 7. coniparare 
 Assimilation, *. paragone 
 
 ->.:utare ; — 
 ance, s. assistenza ; — ant. s. as- 
 sistente, collega, auditore ; — ing, 
 s. 1'assistere 
 Assize, j. certe corti che si tengono 
 nel!e provincie ; assize of a 
 commodity, tariffa d'una der- 
 rata ; assizes of weights and 
 measures, regola per i pesi, e 
 ■nature ; — r. a. rrz"lare 
 
 tiato, collega; — 
 
 in war, c>nfeJerato ; — v. a. 
 
 paguare, unire; — ing, *. 
 
 . confederazione 
 
 9. a. asrolvere della sco- 
 
 m'Jiiica 
 
 . ad. subito che, tosfo che 
 v. a. raddolcire, miti- 
 — v. tu mitiiarsi, addol- 
 cire. caiman, sgonfiarsi ; — ing,~ 
 
 . a. a>*umere, prendere; 
 — a title, arn.earsi un tit-do 
 ifio, contratto 
 i), *. a-sunzione 
 •n, *. la minore d' un 
 
 . ». arlitezza, coraggio, 
 certezza, sicurta 
 Assure, r. a. assicurare. asserire 
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 Assuredly, ad. sicuramente 
 
 Assuredness, s. certezza 
 
 Asterisk, s. asterisco 
 
 Aseri-in. t. costellazione 
 
 Asthma, s. asma ; — tic, a. asmatico 
 
 Astonish, v. a. stupire ; — ment, 
 s. s'upore 
 
 Astraddle, ad. a cavalcioni 
 
 Astragal, s. cardone, astragala 
 
 id. Ex. to go astray, 
 smarrirsi; to lead astray, devi- 
 ate ; — s. bestia, smarrita 
 
 Astriction, s. astriguimento 
 
 Astringent, a. astringente 
 
 Astrolabe, s. astrolabio 
 
 Astrologer, *. ustrologo 
 
 Astrological, a. astrologico 
 
 Astrology, s. astrologia 
 
 Astronomer, s. astronomo 
 
 Astronomical, a. astronomico 
 
 As'ronomy, s. astronomia 
 
 Asunder, 'ad. separatamente ; to 
 put asunder, separare ; to take a 
 thing asunder, disfare una cosa 
 
 As well as, ad. tan'o bene 
 
 As well as could be, ad. benissi- 
 mo 
 
 Asylum, *. asilo, refugio 
 
 At," prep. alia, a, da, ad, in j at 
 this day. Oggid), al.lesso; to be 
 at a stand, essere imbrngliato ; to 
 be at band, avvicinarsi, essere 
 vicino; at that time, in quel 
 tempo ; at the very first, a pri- 
 ma vista, subito ; at unawares, 
 ad. subitamente ; at a venture, 
 temerariamente ; at once, ad. 
 subito 
 
 Atchieve, sec Achieve 
 
 Atheism, s. ateismo 
 
 Atheist, s. a'ei-ta ; — ical, a. ate- 
 istico, empio 
 
 Athirst, a. sitibondo 
 
 Athletic, a. d'atleta, forte 
 
 Athwart, ad. di tra verso 
 
 Atmosphere, s. a'mosfera 
 
 Atom, or Atomy, s. atomo 
 
 Atone, v. a. espiare, placare ; — 
 ment, s. e5j>iazinne. placamento 
 
 Atrabilarious, a. malinconico 
 
 Atrocious, a. atroce, feroce 
 
 Atrocity. *. atmci'a. crudelta 
 
 Atrophy, s. atrofia 
 
 Attach,' v. a. arr«--'are ; to at'ach 
 one's eof«js, se.(|iies:ra;e i b^ni 
 d'altrw; — ment, s. arrcsto, se- 
 ifnestro 
 
 Afack, ». attacco, assalto ; — v. a. 
 a'taccare; — ing, s. aitacco, 
 as«alto 
 
 Attain, v. a. n'u- 
 
 — able, a. che m \ub oitea L re; 
 321 
 
 AUG 
 
 —dcr.s. (or a bill of attainder) 
 
 convinzione ; — ing, s. acquisto; 
 
 — ment, s. acquisizione 
 Attaint, o. a. convincare d'un de- 
 
 litto j attaint the blood, corrom- 
 
 pere il sangue; — ure, *. marcia 
 Attemper, v. a. teraperare; — ate, 
 
 v. a. tempcrare, raflit-nare 
 Attempt, s. tentativa, assaggio; — 
 
 v. a. tentare, provare: attempt 
 
 upon a man's life, insidiare alia 
 
 vita alti-ui j —ing, s. intrapresa, 
 
 prova 
 Attend, v. a. badare, attendere, 
 
 vacare ad un' a ft are ; attend 
 
 one, v. a. servire, tenersi pronto 
 Attendance, s. servizio, assiduita ; 
 
 to dance attendance, aspettare 
 
 molto 
 Attendant, s. servitore, seguace 
 Attention, *. attenzione, cura 
 Attentive, a. attentoj — ly, ad. 
 
 attentamente 
 Attenuate, v. a. attenuare, sce- 
 
 iiiare; — ing, a. attenuativo; — 
 
 ion, s. attenuazione 
 Attest, v. a. attestare ; — ation, s. 
 
 atiestazione 
 Attic, a. Attico, puro 
 Attire, s. acconciatura ; — v. a. 
 
 acconciare, ornare j — ed, a. 
 
 ornato 
 Attitude, *. attitudine 
 Attorney, s. procuratore j a letter 
 
 of attorney, s. procura 
 Attoarnment, t. riconoscenza d'un 
 
 fa' tore al suo nuovo jiadrone 
 Attract, v. attrarre, adescarej — 
 
 ing, s. attrazione ; — a. attrat- 
 
 tivo ; — ion, s. attrazione 
 Attractive, a. attrattivoj — ly, ad. 
 
 per attrazione 
 Attribute, s. attributo ; — v. a. 
 
 attribuire ; attribute to one's 
 
 self, appropriarsi 
 Attribution, s. attribuzione 
 Attrition, s. attrizione 
 Auburn, s. bruno nereggiante 
 Auction, s. incauto; — eer, s. ven- 
 
 ditpre all' incanto, banditore 
 Audacious, a. audace; — ly, ad. 
 
 audacemente 
 An iaci'y, x. audacia, temerita 
 Audible, a. audibile [udienza 
 
 Audience, *. audienza, auditorio, 
 Audit, s. conto, o esanie ; — or,*. 
 
 auditore ; — in law, auditore dei 
 
 coi:ti ; ^-ory, s. auditorio 
 Auger, s. suochiello 
 Augment, v. a. aumentare j — 
 
 a'. ion, s. aumento j — er, *. au- 
 
 mentaiore 
 
AVE 
 
 . rure 
 
 — - 
 
 - 
 A . .- ..19; — a. 
 
 - 
 
 r. botte di 
 _. Reno 
 
 ! 
 
 " -:. " e 
 : ! E ; — ness, 
 
 hb»; — ly, 
 
 — ! ! • " e 1 . a 
 
 .-. — 
 
 r . — _• . 
 
 oa cosa 
 
 ■ r I ' ; 
 
 t i : e : e in 
 
 - 
 
 :r. bl a. autorizzare, vali- 
 — .-.'. j autorizzare 
 
 . s. rantunno; — al, a. 
 
 . \- 
 
 ' : auxilia- 
 . . ..zie ausiliarie 
 .-. 1 ■ :.:vare, esstre utile, 
 
 e, a. eScace, profirtevole ; 
 — avail, x. vaniaggio, 
 
 of. Ta via 
 
 ! 
 
 4 .5, a. avaro, avido ; — ly, 
 
 ad. avarac e be 
 
 -... presto 
 r." a. vendicare ; to be 
 - endicarsi 
 — . oatore ; — 
 
 icg, *. 3 vendkani, vendetta 
 
 I 
 
 I - — .-zione 
 
 - t 5care 
 A - -.i_za 
 
 A - ■ ■ 
 
 : ;mare 
 E . 
 Avidity, *. a ■ 
 
 AY 
 
 v. a. evitare, sfuggire, 
 scampare, schivare ; avoid a 
 place, riurarsi da un luogo ; — 
 ance, s. scampo ; — ing, s. scam- 
 
 Avcirdupois, *. peso di 16 once 
 
 per libbra 
 
 .-. a. asserire, mantenere 
 Avow, v. a. protestare ; — er, *. 
 
 ... .--tore 
 Avowal, *. ginstificazione, appro- 
 
 ■ izibne 
 
 K. aperto, pubblico; — 
 
 ly, ad. apertar.. . _ " - 
 Avowry . 1 ■:.:.- 
 
 Avowal, 4. confennazione, coe- 
 
 .7 
 Avulsion, s. lo svellere 
 Awe, *. timore, terna, rispetto ; — 
 
 v. a. far stare a segno ; to keep 
 
 one in avre, reprimere 
 Awai f , 2. agguato, tranello : — 
 
 r. a. and n. aspeitare 
 Awake, a. svegiiato ; to keep 
 
 awake, imped ir di dorm ire ; — 
 
 v. a. svegliare ; — er, s. desta- 
 
 tore 
 Award, s. sentenza d'arbitri ; — 
 
 bl a. giudicare ; award a blow, 
 
 ribattere un colpo 
 Aware, a. avveduto, accorto ; to 
 
 be aware of a thing, avvedersi 
 
 d'cna cosa ; aware, inttrj. 
 
 guarda 
 Avay, get you gore, intcrj. via. 
 
 and ate via ; away with these 
 ies, disfa'evi di queste 
 
 scioccherie ; away, for shame, 
 
 vixterj. eh, vergognatevi ; to 
 
 run away, fuggirsene via; to 
 
 Take away, portar v:a 
 Awful, a. tembile ; — ness, s. ter- 
 
 ribilita 
 Awkward, a. balordo ; — ness, *. 
 
 balordaggine, gofiaggine; — ly, 
 
 ad. rozzamente 
 Awl, *. lesina 
 
 Awn $. lappa ; — ing, s. tenda 
 Awry, a. slorto, distorto ; — ad. 
 li traverso ; to look awry, 
 
 guardar bieco 
 Ax, or Axe, s. accetta, score; a 
 
 chip-axe, accefone ; a pick-axe, 
 
 bipenne ; a pole-axe, nscia d' 
 
 arme ; a butcher's axe, maglio 
 Axle-tree, *. asse ; — pin, *."chio- 
 
 do 
 Axiom, s. jwiamjt , mas: irr.a 
 Axis. t. z- ~ J del rnondo 
 
 Ay. ad. (for yt-,< & ; ay, marry, 
 nasi - : ay me, 
 
 iiHtr ; . DeBK 
 
 .-- 
 
 BAD 
 
 Azimuth, s. azzimutto 
 Azure, a. azzurro, azzurrico 
 
 B 
 
 BABBLE, *. cicaleria, ciarla ; 
 — v. n. cicalare, ciarlare ; — 
 
 er, s. ciarlone ; — ing, *. cicaia- 
 
 mento 
 Babe, s. bambino 
 Babisn, a. bambinesco 
 Baboon, *. babbuino 
 Baby. s. bambolina, banrjbola ; 
 
 —things. *. pi. trastulli. inezie 
 Bacchanalian, *. baccanalt ; bao- 
 
 chanals, *. baccanali. I 
 
 onor di Bacco 
 Bachelor, *. baccelliere, uno smo- 
 
 ffliaro ; — ship.*, baccelleria, ce- 
 
 libato 
 Back, f. dosso, schiena ; back of a 
 
 ;..::. la schiena d-un cavalio ; 
 
 back-bone, s. la spina delle reni ; 
 
 back-door, *. porta segreta; 
 
 back-stairs, s. scala segre a } 
 
 back-stroke, s. rovescione 
 Back, ad. di dietro ; — v. a. mon- 
 
 tare, appoggiare, secondare; to 
 
 come back, ritornare; to send 
 
 back, rimandare. &c. 
 Backbite, v. a. calunniare, diita- 
 
 mare; — biter, *. maldicente; 
 
 — ing, s. maldicenza 
 Backing, s. il montare, sostegno, 
 
 assistenza 
 Backslide, v. n. tergiversare : — m 
 
 religion, apostatare ; backslider 
 
 in religion, apostate 
 Backsliding, s. tergiversazione ; — 
 
 iD religion, apcstasia 
 Backward, a. lento, freddo, negli- 
 
 gente, tardive, tardo ; back* 
 
 waius, ad. rovesci^ine, di dietro, 
 
 addietro ; to go backward and 
 
 forward, contradirsi, andar in- 
 
 nanzi e indietro \ — ness, *. tar- 
 
 dita, lentezza, repugnanza 
 Bacon, *. lardone ; a gammon of 
 
 bacon, spalla di porco salata; 
 
 a fiitch of bacou, mezzo poroo 
 
 salato 
 Bad, a. cattivo, malo ; bad fortune, 
 
 sventura ; to be bad, stare male 
 Badge, t. indizio, segno 
 Bad zer, *. tasso 
 Badger, s. incettatore in grani 
 Badly, ad. malamente, appena 
 
 :. cattiva qualita d'una 
 
 c^sa 
 
BAL 
 
 Baffle, s. inganno, frode ; — v. a. 
 distruggere. sconcertare, eonvin- 
 cere ; — one, v. n. burlarsi 
 
 Baffler, *. ingannatore, furbo 
 
 Bag, s. sacco, sacchetto ; bag-pipe, 
 3. corhanuisa ; bag-piper, s. suo- 
 nator di cornamusa ; bag-net ; s. 
 retisino ,• a cloak-bag, valigia; 
 a leather bag, tasca di pelle 
 
 Bagatelle, s. bagatella, cosa vana 
 
 Baggage, s. bagaglio, bagascia 
 
 Bagnio, s. bagnoj bagnio-keeper, 
 s. bagnaiuolo 
 
 Bail, s. cauzione, mallevadore ; 
 bail one, v. a. entrar malleva- 
 dore ; — able, a. che si puo nial- 
 levare 
 
 Bailiff', s. magistrate ; — of hus- 
 bandry, castaldo. fattore 
 
 Bailiwick, 3. giurisdizione d' un 
 podesta 
 
 Bait, s. esca, lusinga, ristoro, rin- 
 fresco; — v. a. adescare. inci- 
 tare ; bait a hook, adescare ; 
 bait a bull, incitare un toro a 
 combattere contro i cani ; — ing, 
 s. l'alescarr ; baiting-place, s. 
 osteria ; bull-baiting, s. combat- 
 timento di tori 
 
 Baize, s. baietta 
 
 Bake, v. a. cuocere al forno, cuo- 
 cere ; bake-house, ». bottej^a di 
 fernah) [strambo 
 
 Biker. 3. fornai') ; baker-legged, a. 
 
 Baking, s. ouocimento 
 
 Balance, s. bilnncia, contrapesa- 
 mento, libra ; balance wheel, (in 
 a cl ck,) tempo d'oriuolo j bal- 
 ance maker, s. bilanciaio ; — 
 v. a. pesaie, bilanciare, contrap- 
 pe are ; balance an account, sal- 
 dare un con to 
 
 Balcony. *. ringhiere, balcone 
 
 Ball, a. calvo, spelato 
 
 Bali. a. usato, spelato, sciocco ; — 
 
 v. a. pelare ; bald-pated, a. calvo 
 
 isb, s. eicaleccio ; — v. a. 
 
 in -c ilare ; — ing, *. mescola- 
 
 mento 
 
 Boldness, ». calvezza 
 
 Ba'e. s. balla 
 
 Ea!< ful, a. corioslinso, funesto 
 
 Balk. *. solcn, o terreno lasciato 
 
 ihc l'o, trave. beffi, vi'uperb, 
 
 I rregiu liz'n ; v. a. omet- 
 
 tere ; balk one, v. a. mancardi 
 
 pamla id uin, burlarsi ; — ing, 3. 
 
 iniento 
 
 Ball.*, palla : — (dance,)* ballo; 
 b ■ knee, la ro'ella del gi- 
 : — of 'h band, la pal- 
 ma dclla mauo ; — of the eye, 
 
 BAN 
 
 pupilla dell' occhio, — (to play 
 
 at billiards) biglia : snow-ball, 
 
 palla di neve : foot-ball, pallone 
 Ballad, s. frottola, ballata 
 Ballast, s. stiva, zavorra ; ballast a 
 
 ship, v. a. stivare un vascello j 
 
 — in?, s. lo stivare 
 Ballet,"*, ballo 
 Balloon, s. pallone 
 Ballot, s. voto ; — v.n. pallottare ; 
 
 — ing, s. il pallottare, il dare il 
 
 suo voto 
 Balm, s. balsamo; balm-tree, s. 
 
 baisamo 
 Balm, or Mint, s. menta 
 Balmy, a. balsamico 
 Balsam, s. baisamo 
 Balsamic, s. balsamico 
 Baluster, s. balaustro, colonnata 
 Balustrade, s. colonnata 
 Bam, s. befla, corbellatura 
 Bambo'zle, v. a. corbellare 
 Bamboo, s. canna con piu nodi, 
 
 canna di zucchero 
 Band, s. legame, vincolo, banda, 
 
 truppa, collaretto, collarino ; 
 
 band-box, s. scatola per bianche- 
 
 rie ; band for a fagot, *. ritorta ; 
 
 band for a book, *. correggiuolo ; 
 
 i"at-band,*> cordonedel cappello ; 
 
 train-bands, s. pi. miliziedi citta 
 Baudage, s. fascia, legaccio 
 Randy, s. bastone di giuocar alia 
 
 pa I la 
 Bandy, v. a. palleggiare ; bandy 
 
 about, discutere. agitare ; bandy 
 
 together into a faction, cospirare, 
 
 congiurare ; bandy-legged, a. che 
 
 ha le gambe torte 
 Bane, *.' veleno, morte ; wolfs- 
 bane, s. aconito ; ox-bane, *. 
 
 mortal ita fra i buoi ; rat's-bane, 
 
 arsenio 
 Baneful, a. mortale. funesto 
 Ban?, s. colpo, bastonata ', — v. a. 
 
 baMere, tambns are 
 Banish, v. a. bandire, esiliare, 
 
 scacciare ; — ment, s. esiho 
 Bank, *. secca, scoglio, banco, al- 
 
 lezza, lido, spiag^ia; bank of a 
 
 ditch, spinda di fosso; — v. a. 
 
 opporsi all' impeto del mare con 
 
 ar^ini 
 Bank r. s. banchiere 
 Rankrupt, s. rnercanfe fallito 
 Bankruptcy, s. fallimento 
 Bann. s. bando 
 Banner, *. bandiera, insegna 
 Banneret, *. bauderese ; a knight 
 
 banmret. cavaliere banderese 
 Banninr. s. malelizione 
 Bannock, s. focaccia 
 323 
 
 BAR 
 
 Banquet, 3. banchetto, festino j — 
 v. n. far banehetti ; — banquet* 
 ing-house, s. sala da banchettare 
 
 Banter, *. burla, beffa j — v. (u 
 beflare, scherzare ; — er, *. beffa- 
 tore ; --ing, s. scherzo 
 
 Bantling, s. hgliuolo generato pri- 
 ma del matrimonio 
 
 Baptism, s. battesimo } — al, a. bat- 
 tesimale 
 
 Baptistery, s. battisterio 
 
 Baptize, v. a. battezzare 
 
 Baptizer, s. battezzatore j — ing, s. 
 il battezzare 
 
 Bar, s f sbarra, stanga, leva, lieva ; 
 bar, (the lawyer's,) i leggisti ; 
 bar of a haven, secca ; bar, (in a 
 public house,) luogo dove si no a 
 quel che si vende; bar,*, ostaco- 
 lo j — at law, cavillazione. sutis- 
 ma ; cross bars of wood, gelosia, 
 ingraticolalo di legnoj — v. a. 
 sbarrare, escludere, private ; 
 bar, (at dice,) parare ; I bar that 
 throw, paro questo tiro 
 
 Barb, v. a. radere la baiba 
 
 Barbarian, s. un barbaro 
 
 Barbarism, s. barbarismo 
 
 Barbari y, s. barbarie, crudeUa 
 
 Barbarous, a. barbaro, fiero ; bar- 
 barous language, linguagzio cor^ 
 rotto ; — ly, ad. barbaramenle ; 
 — ness, s. barbarie, crudeha, inu- 
 m an ita 
 
 Barbary, s. Barberia ; Barbary 
 horse, s. un Barbero 
 
 Barbed, a. barbato ; a barbed ar- - 
 row, strale pennuto 
 
 Bavbel, s. baibio 
 
 Barber, s. barb i ere 
 
 Barberries, *. frutto del berberi 
 
 Barberry-tree, s. berbero, berberi 
 
 Bard, s. vate, poeta 
 
 Bare, a. nudo, raso, scoperto ; bare 
 of money, privo di denari 
 
 Bare, a. semplice, unico ; bare in 
 clothes, mal in arnese; bare- 
 faced, a. fronte scoperta ; bare- 
 footed, scalzo ; bareheaded, colla 
 testa scoperta ; bare-legged, gam- 
 be scoperte 
 
 Bare, v. a. scoprire, spogliare, 
 privare ; — ly, ad semplice- 
 mente, solamente, stentatamente ; 
 — ness, s. nudita 
 
 Bargain, *. patto, accordo ; a bar- 
 gain, fatto, ci consento ; — v.n. 
 patteggiaie, far patto ; — er, t. 
 colui che accetta un patto fattogli 
 
 Bar;r , v. barca, navicella ; — man, 
 s. barcaruoh) ; — master, s. in- 
 si)ettore delle navicelle 
 
BAS 
 
 a; Jesuit's bark. t. 
 
 t of a tre?. scoria. dalbero 
 
 T • .. . ... •. • r .'.:. ::t 
 
 Bark a. tree, (to stripO^corteccbre 
 
 Fi-£rr. .' -. .;. -. re 
 
 !-:.->--. s. i.:.-L.ui-.r^::. :::t-.- 
 
 31_l; lir'.rv-:;-; ... ;. ;rz: i:. 1 - 
 
 i '[ftocr, *. laia 
 
 P..-.T. ; :-" '■_:""".. r.7:..: ; :.v:_:- 
 >.«.-. ::.7. : " -...;.;. .7 ; — L.r:. !. 
 ;.:. i; S:-:2:i. 
 
 u 
 
 : : e ; baron 
 of the exchequer, gicl : 7 
 '.- ; : 7 — 
 
 — r- — 
 
 - .. :-_ f-i- :e 
 -_•-.:.--: i'::.\ : lar.-e". : a 
 
 1 : .'. :. 
 
 pirarxdde j barrel up. r. a. i& 
 
 1 7 
 
 - . 
 riliii 
 
 - - :vi 
 - 
 /. sbarra-; barriers, *. bar- 
 
 I -.- --. j. Tm awocato 
 
 - " . ■ ■' 
 
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 Ease, a. < — 
 
 — 
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 - 7 — - ; ' 
 
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 mii: — m, o^cariia 
 
 di aa 
 
 RAW 
 
 tajoolr ; 
 
 1 . .laiuolo j 
 
 —4 Z3JOXZ 
 
 EalsE : — ::e. 
 c. r. bo 
 
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 a t. zampare, im- 
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 Baste meal 1 roasting s-rnzzare, 
 
 [ lujJlMUW 
 
 1 : — r. a. 
 
 : .zi^-ladle, 
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 bastion e 
 ■ baaftoue 
 I .'..: ; brick- 
 
 ■ .7 
 
 . piccia 
 ds jiane 
 Bate 1 boo ssa, lite; a make-l re 
 
 — .7. : 1 - 
 
 77: 
 
 Esepe 
 to: a I 
 
 sfcja 
 Bathe . a. bagnare, . . 
 
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 E . ■ • - . 
 
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 fe log 1 . e 
 
 ba 4 inz 
 r me Eg . eccel ate : -jalehedu- 
 
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 7 - • bawvp an 
 
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 1 ■ -• 1 s ' : 7 ■ arcnefen ; 
 
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 E B-axE • 
 
 JieUa 
 
 --7.7-- 
 
 7 _ - — 1 1 : " - I : --. • • ; -. be ' ?. 
 
 j. ruffiana j 
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 E B. osceno ; impudico ; 
 
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 1 : " - 
 ■ • 1 1 arte 
 _£sr, x. paxaera : epitare; — 
 
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 BEA 
 
 er, *. gridatore: — ing, *. strepi- 
 to, schianiazzo 
 
 \ ::■ .i : — hi atmj water, 
 .-ay, or bay -tree, lauro j 
 to keep one at bay* badaluecare 
 nrjo ; — a. baio ; a bay horse, 
 cavallo baio ; — c. n. be'lire, ak- 
 baiare 
 
 Bayonet, s. baionetta 
 
 Be, c. n. essere, esistere, arer sea- 
 
 iva di mare, capo, 
 li terra 
 Beacon, s. faro, ha 
 
 rooaria; 
 
 rosario 
 Beadle, s. 
 Beazle, s. t 
 
 Beak, *. becco ; — M, *. beccata ; 
 the beak bead of a ship, spront 
 d'una nave 
 
 *azza 
 Beal, s. pustula, bolla; — r. n, 
 
 -.ve : — of a coach, &c, 
 
 fTOB — 
 
 — of a balance, 
 
 della bJlancia; beam. 
 
 _. :".::: 1 weavers 
 
 -;bbio 
 
 Beam] : __ [oK 
 
 Bean, *. fa 9BS, fas;iu- 
 
 Bear, s. crso : bears foot, *. (plant,) 
 
 Bear, v. : T.ire, pa- 
 
 rr ; bear 
 
 : a ; bear 
 .^ionianza; bear 
 
 bear one's self, cor.y : 
 
 bear a r are bu'^no 
 
 spaccio ; bear -svith one, soppor- 
 
 ;'.zarsi ; beat _ 
 
 .--iare ; bear cp 
 si j bear 
 down, v. n. a"': 
 Beard, *. barba ; — of roots, radici 
 
 delle 1 ..- 
 Beard one. r. a. affrontare nno 
 
 1 - rnnuta 
 
 Bearer, *. 7 1 
 
 --uento ; — (in 
 "e arrni 
 Beast, s. bestia, aDimale ; beast for 
 
 *. bestii::--. -: :::!z:a. s^hifezza, 
 — ly, c. i .\. schifo 
 
BEE 
 
 Beat, *. battimento, romore ; — 
 u. a. battere, picchiare; rom- 
 pere 
 
 Beat one's brains out about a thing, 
 rompers i il capo intorno ad una 
 cosa ; beat a thing into one's 
 head or mind, ficcare una cosa 
 in testa ad uno; beat down, ab- 
 battere, demolire ; beat back, 
 rispignere ; beat out, trarre, ca- 
 vare ; beat to powder, spolveriz- 
 zare 
 
 Beaten, o. battuto, pestato, vinto ; 
 beaten way, via battuta ; an old 
 beaten soldier, un soldato vete- 
 rano 
 
 Beater, s. battitore, mazzeranga 
 
 Beatific, a. beatifico 
 
 Beatification, s. beatificazione 
 
 Beatify, v. a. beatificare 
 
 Beating, s. battimento 
 
 Beatitude, s. beatitudine 
 
 Beau, *. zerbinotto, aiTettatuzzo ; 
 beau rnonde, gente bennata ; — 
 ish, a. gagliardo 
 
 Beauteous, a. bello, vago 
 
 Beautiful, a. bello, vago ; — ly, ad. 
 vagamente; — ness. s. bellezza 
 
 Beautify, v. a. abbellire; — ing, s. 
 l'abbellire, ornamento 
 
 Beauty, s. belta, leggiadria 
 
 Beaver, s. castoro 
 
 Becafigo, s. beccafico 
 
 Becalm, v. a. calmare, pacificare, 
 quetare ; — ing, s. calma 
 
 Because, conj. perche, a causa di 
 
 Beck, s. segno, accenno 
 
 Beckon, v. n. accennare ; — ing, s. 
 accennamento 
 
 Become, v. n. diventare, convenire, 
 star bene ; — ing, a. dicevole, 
 coBvenevole ; — ingness, s. con- 
 vene vol ezza 
 
 Bed, s. letto; — (in a garden) sol- 
 co; bedstead, s. una lettiera ; 
 bedside, sponda del letto ; bed- 
 posts, colonne del letto; bed- 
 clothes, coperte del letto; bed- 
 fellow, compagno di letto; — 
 v. n. coricarsi 
 
 Bedaub, v. n. sporcare 
 
 Bedew, v. a. asperger di rugiada, 
 innaffiare, bagnare 
 
 Bedlam, s. i pazzarelli ; — ite, *. 
 un matto ; bedlamlike, ad. da 
 matto 
 
 Bee. s. ape, pecchia; a swarm of 
 bees, sciame ; beehive, *. arnia ; 
 a s:ad -bee, *. tafano 
 
 Beech, s. fazgio ; — en, a. di faggio 
 
 Beef, s. carne di bue ; stewed beef, 
 hue stufato 
 
 BEL 
 
 Beer, s. birra, cervogia 
 
 Beet, s. bietola ; red beet, s. pasti- 
 
 naca 
 Beetle, *. maglio, mazzeranga, 
 searafaggiti ; beetle-headed, a. 
 sciocco" 
 Befall, v. accadere, av venire 
 Before, ad. and prep, prima, in- 
 nanzi, piu tosto ; before, ad. 
 altre vol:e; beforehand, ad. an- 
 ticipatamen-e; to be beforehand 
 with one, prevenire qualcheduno 
 Befoul, v. a. sporcare 
 Befriend, v. a. favorire 
 Beg, v. a. chiedere, mendicare, 
 
 pregare, supp'.icare 
 Beget, v. a. generare, produrre, 
 causare ; — ting, s. generazione 
 Beggar, s. mendicante, pezzente ; 
 — v. a. impoverire; — liness, s. 
 mendicita ; — ly, ad. povera- 
 mente ; — y, s. poverta, men- 
 dicita 
 Begin, v. n. principiare ; begin 
 again, v. a. rinnoveliare; begin 
 house-keeping, metter su casa 
 Begin, v. n. nascere, levarsi ; — 
 ner, s. principiante ; — nin< 
 principio, causa 
 Beguile, v. a. ingannare, truffare ; 
 — er, s. ingannatore ; — ing, s. 
 inganno 
 Behalf, ad. in favore, per amore 
 Behave one's self, v.n. compartarsi 
 Eehaviour, s. condotta, azione, por- 
 tamento [s. decollazione 
 Behead, v. a. decapitare ; - 
 Behest, s. (in poetiy,) ordine 
 Behind, ad. per di dietro; to be 
 behind, restar debitore ; to be 
 behindhand in the world, trovar- 
 si in cattivo stato 
 Behold, v. a. riguardare, osser- 
 vare ; — ad. ecco ; — en, a. ob- 
 bligato, debitore ; —in?, s. ri- 
 guardamento ; — a. obbligato 
 Behoof, s. vantaggio, utilita 
 Behovable, a. profittevole, utile, 
 spediente ; it behoves, v. imp. 
 bisogna, e d'uopo 
 Being, s. essere, esistenza, dimora ; 
 
 being that, conj. giacche 
 Belabour, v. a. maltrattare, basto- 
 nare [insidie ad alcuno 
 
 Belay a man's way, v. a. tendere 
 Belch, s. rutto ; — v.n. ruttare; 
 — er, *. quella, o quello che rutta 
 Beldam, s. una vecchiaccia 
 Belfry, *. stanza del campanile 
 Belief, s. fede, credenza; past be- 
 lief, inr.redibile; easiness of be- 
 lief, credulita; light of belief, 
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 BEN 
 
 credulo ; hard of belief, increea- 
 lo ; hardness of belief, increduli'.a 
 Believable, a. credibile 
 Believe, v. a. credere, pensare, 
 fidarsi ; to make one believe, 
 dare a credere; — er, s. un fe- 
 dele ; — ing, s. fede, credenza 
 ad. con fede 
 Bell, s. campana ; — of a clock, 
 lasquilla d'unoriuob; an alarm- 
 bell, sve^lia ; hawk's bells, 
 sonagli ; a chime of bells, un 
 doppio; passing bell, doppiode' 
 morti ; bell-founder, s. fabbrica- 
 tore di campane; bell-clapper, 
 s. battaglio; bellman, s. Landi- 
 tore, risvegliatore; bell-flower, 
 s. cam panel la [fan no i cervi 
 Bell, or Belly, v. n. il gridare che 
 Bellow, v. a. mugghiare, muggire ; 
 
 — in=c, s. mugghio 
 Bellows, s. soffietto 
 Belly, s. ventre, pancia ; belly- 
 baud, s. panciera del cavallo , 
 belly-worm, verme; belly-ache, 
 s. mal di ventre ; belly, v. n. di- 
 venir panciuto, far ventre 
 Belong, v. n. appartenere 
 Beloved, a. amato 
 Below, ad. abbasso, giu 
 Belt, *. brodriei-e, pendaglio ; a 
 
 shoulder-telt, unaciaipa 
 Belie, v. a. smentire, calunniare 
 Bemire, v. a. imbrattare, zacche- 
 
 rare 
 Bemoan, v. a. compiangere ; be- 
 moan one's misfortunes, depto- 
 rare le suesventure ; — ing, s. la 
 mento 
 Bench, s. panca ; — (a seat of jus- 
 tice) banco ; the kind's bench, il 
 banco del re ; bench to lean 
 upon, appoggio 
 Bencher, s. giurisconsulto, assessore 
 Bend, s. (inheraldry,) sbarra 
 Bend, v. a. tendere, piegare, cur- 
 vare ; — v. n. curvar>i. piegarsi ; 
 bend back, v. a. ritorcere ; bend 
 forward, inchinarsi ; bend one's 
 brows, inarcarele-cislia; — able, 
 a. pieghevole ; — ing, s. piega- 
 mento, piegatura, torcimento, 
 pendente j — of the elbow, la 
 piegatura del gomito; — of a 
 hill, pendice di colle 
 Beneath, ad. giu, abbasso ; — prep. 
 
 sotto, di solto 
 Benedictines, s. pi. Eenedettini 
 Benediction, *. benedizione 
 Benefaction, *. beneficio 
 Benefactor, s. ben.efattore 
 Benefice, s. oeneficio 
 
BES 
 
 Beneficence, s. beneficenza, munifi- 
 cenzia 
 
 Beneficent, a. benefico 
 
 Beneficial, a. vantaggioso 
 
 Beneficiary, s. oeneficiario 
 
 Benefit, s. beneficio, grazia, bene- 
 fizio, vantaggio ; — v.n. profit- 
 tare ; — v. a. far del bene 
 
 Benevolence, s. benevolenza, dono 
 gratuito 
 
 Benighted, a. sorpreso dalla notte 
 
 Benign, a. benigno, cortese ; — ity, 
 s. benigniia 
 
 Bent, s. piega, inclinazione, pro- 
 pensione, specie di giunco; — 
 a. inelinato, piegato, teso 
 
 Benumb, v. a. assiderare, intiriz- 
 zare, istupidire, agghiacciare ; 
 — ness, *. assiderazione 
 
 Bequeath, v. a. legare ; — er, testa- 
 to:e 
 
 Bequest, s. lascito, legato 
 
 Bereave, v. a. privare, spogliare ; 
 — ing, s. privaniento 
 
 Bergamot, s. pera bergamotta, ber- 
 gamotta 
 
 Berlin, s. berlina 
 
 Bernafdines, s. Bernardini 
 
 Berry, s. coccola, lacca ; goose- 
 berries. s. uva spina ; raspber- 
 ries, s. mora rossa di rovo 
 
 Beryl, s. berillo, gemma 
 
 Breech, y. a. suppiicare; — ing, s. 
 iupjjiicazione 
 
 Beseem, v. n. essere conveniente 
 
 Bess^ v. a. cignere, assediare; be- 
 set on all sides, ingombrare 
 
 Bri-.idfrs, prep, oltre, eccetto j — ad. 
 viciuo, presso 
 
 Besiege, v. a. assediare ; — ing, s. 
 assedio ; the besieged, s. gli as- 
 sediat i ; the besiegers, s. gli asse- 
 diav.ri 
 
 Besmear, v. a. imbrattare ; — er, s. 
 imbraliatore ; — ing, s. imbratta- 
 mento 
 
 Besrnut, v. a. imbrattar con fulig- 
 gine 
 
 Besot, v. a. imbalordire, stupefare 
 
 Bespatter, v. a. spruzzolare, calun- 
 niare 
 
 Besom, s. granata, scopa 
 
 Bespaw], v. a. sputacchiare 
 
 Bespeak, v. a. ordiuare ; bespeak 
 a man, cattivarsi uno; bespeak 
 a coacli, impegnar una carrozza 
 
 Besprinkle, v. a. spruz/are, versare 
 
 Best, super, buonissimo, ottimo ; to 
 make the best of a thing, trarre 
 il masrgior van'aggio d'una cosa ; 
 t© make the best of one's way, 
 andare il piu presto che si puo ; 
 
 BIA 
 
 to have the best of a thing, avere 
 
 il vantaggio 
 Bestead, v. a. favorire 
 Bestial, a. bestiale 
 Bestir one's self, v. a. industriarsi, 
 
 ingegnarsi 
 Bestow, v. a. impiegare, spendere, 
 
 dare ; bestow a kindness, rendere 
 
 un servizio 
 Bestride, v. a. cavalcare 
 Bet, s. scommessa ; bet, v. a. scom- 
 
 mettere 
 Betake one's self, v. n. applicarsi ; 
 
 betake to one's heels, darsi alia 
 
 fuga 
 Bethink one's self, v. n. divisare 
 Betide, v. n. accadere, succedere 
 Betimes, ad. a buon'ora 
 Betoken, v. a. significare, pronosti- 
 
 care ; — ing, s. marco, presagio 
 Betony, *. bettonica 
 Betray, v. a. tradire, palesare ; — 
 
 er, s. traditore ; — ing, s. tradi- 
 
 mento 
 Betroth, v. a. impalmare, promet- 
 
 tere ; — ing, s. impalmamento 
 Better, a. migliore 
 Better, ad. meglio ; your betters, i 
 
 vostri superiori ; so much the 
 
 better, tanto meglio ; — v. a. mi- 
 
 gliorare ; better one's fortune, 
 
 avanzarsi jiel mondo ; — better 
 
 one's self, provvedirsi altrove, 
 
 conrperare a miglior mercato 
 Between, and Betwixt, prep, fra, 
 
 tra; between whiles, di tempo 
 
 intempo 
 Bevel, s. squadra 
 Beverage, s. beveraggio, bevanda 
 Bevy, s. Ex. a bevy of ladies, stuo- 
 
 lo di dame ; — of roebucks, un 
 
 branco di daini ; — of quails, un 
 
 volo di quaglie 
 Bewail, v. a. compiangere, de- 
 
 piorare ; — ing, s. pianto, lamento 
 Beware, v. n. guardarsi, star all' 
 
 erta 
 Bewilder, v. n. sviarsi ; — ed, stra- 
 
 lunato 
 Bewitch, v. n. ammaliare $ — ing, 
 
 s. malia 
 Bewray, v. a. tradire, scoprire 
 Beyond, prep, di la oltre ; be- 
 yond sea, a. oltremare ; beyond 
 
 measure, ad. smoderatamente ; 
 
 to go beyond, passare, sopravan- 
 
 zare 
 Bezoar, or Bezoar stone, s. bezzu- 
 
 ardo 
 Bias, s. talento, inclinazione; — 
 
 of interest, la forza dell' interesse ; 
 
 bias, v. a. piegare, inclinare: 
 S2S 
 
 BIR 
 
 bias one, guadagnarsi uno; - 
 v. n. pre venire [vazzare 
 
 Bib, s. bavaglio ; bib, v. n. sbe- 
 Bibber, s. bevitore 
 Bible, s. Bibbia 
 Bibliographer, s. bibliografo 
 Bicker, v. n. disputare, contras- 
 tare; — er, s. contenditore ; — 
 ing, *. disputa, contesa 
 Bid, v. a. dire, comandare, offerire, 
 invitare; bid defiance, disfidare ; 
 bid up at an auction, incarire ; 
 bid one welcome, fare accoglien- 
 za beta ad uno ; — der, (at an 
 auction,) il maggior offerente ; 
 — ding, s. comando, ofFerta, in- 
 vito 
 Biennial, a. biennio 
 Bier, s. (for the dead,) bara 
 Biferous, a. in due guise 
 Biforous, a. che ha due porte 
 Big, a. grasso, spesso, grande ; big 
 words, parole superbe ; big-bel- 
 lied, a. panciuto ; big-bodied, 
 corpacciuto, grosso 
 Bigamy, s. bigamia 
 Bigamist, s. bigamo 
 Biggin, s. scuffietta 
 Bigness, *. grossezza, grandezza 
 Bigot, *. bacchettone ; — ry, * 
 
 bacchettoneria, superstizione 
 Bilander, s. balandra 
 Bile, s. ciccione, ulcera, bozza 
 Bilious, a. bilioso, stizzoso 
 Bilk, v. a. truffare, ingannare 
 Bill, *. biglietto, cartello, cedola; 
 
 — of lading, polizza di caricoj 
 
 — in chancery, processo verbale ; 
 
 — of indictment, accusazione ; 
 
 — of a bird, *. becco ; hedging- 
 bill, s. roncola ; bill-full, s. bec- 
 cata 
 
 Billet, s. ceppo, bulletta ; — of 
 gold,verga d'oro; — v. (soldiers,) 
 alloggiare soldati conun bulletti- 
 no [palla, biglia 
 
 Billiards, *. bigliardo ; — ball, & 
 
 Billow, s. onda, fiutto, cavallone 
 
 Bin, s. area, madia 
 
 Bind, *. tralcio di lupoli 
 
 Bind, v. a. legare, attaccare, im- 
 pegnare, obbligare ; bind a book, 
 legare un libro ; bind the belly, 
 ristrignere il ventre; — er, V. 
 legatore ; —ing, s. legamento ; 
 
 — a. costipativo; binding of 
 books, legatura 
 
 Biography, s. biografia 
 
 Bipartite, a. bipartito 
 
 Birch, s. granata di scope; — ea t 
 
 a. di scopa 
 Birdj 4. uccello ; bird-cagej s, ga?w 
 
BLA 
 
 km ; bird's nest. ni;lo d'uccello ; 
 bird-lime, *. vischi > ; I 
 er, s. occellatare : — v. n. uc- 
 crliare ; birding, s. uccellagione; 
 birding-piece, s. schioppo 
 
 Birth, i. aalivita, aaecsta ; — 
 (an. rata 
 
 Birth, *. origine, estrazione ; birth- 
 right, s. primogenirura ; birth- 
 day, s. porno di nasclta; un- 
 tiiiit- ly birth, sconciatura ; after- 
 bir h. i 
 
 r. vescovo; — (at chess,) 
 ti&ca ; — ric- s. «nc >vado 
 
 Bisk. j. pia'to alia Francese ; — 
 (at tennis,) fallo 
 
 Biscuit, s. biscotto 
 
 Bissextile, *. bisesto ; — year, anno 
 bisestile 
 
 Bit, s. boccone, pezzo ; — of a bri- 
 dla morso. freno ; — of a key, 
 buco di chiave ; — of a horse, 
 imboccatura d'un cavallo 
 
 Bitch, *. cagna 
 
 Bite, ». morso : — t\ a. mordere ; 
 bite one's nails, rodersi l'ugne ; 
 bite od'. v. a. portar via il pezzo 
 morJ 
 
 Bite, v. a. ingannare ; — in?, s. 
 a, morsicatura . — 
 mordente, pungente ; bitingly, 
 ad. mordacemente 
 
 Eitter. a. amaro. agro, duro, cm- 
 dele, aspn : bitter words, in- 
 giurie, parole mordaci; — ly, 
 ad. amaramente 
 
 Bittern, *. (a bird,)torabufo, uccel- 
 lo di palude 
 
 Bitterness, *. amarezza, durezza, 
 asprez/a 
 
 Bitumen, *. bitume 
 
 Bituminous, a. di bitume, bitumi- 
 noso 
 
 Bi valvular, a. a due scaglie 
 
 Blab, s. ciarlatore ; blab out, v. a. 
 palesare 
 
 Blabber-lips. *. grouse labbra 
 
 Black, o. nero, infamo ; black-art, 
 l'arte magica ; black day, giorno 
 funesto; black-bird, *. merlo; 
 blackberries, #. more di rovo ; 
 blacksmith, *. fabbro ; blacka- 
 moor, t. un moro; black and 
 blue, t. lividura 
 
 Blacken, v. a. annerare ; — v. n. 
 annerire ; — ing, *. anneramento, 
 nero [nerezza 
 
 Blackish, a. nericcio; —ness, s. 
 
 Bladder. *. la vescica 
 
 Blale, *. lama ; — of corn, il fusto 
 del grano ; — of an herb, fusto, 
 o gambo d' un erba — of an 
 
 BLE 
 
 oar, la paletla d'un renin; the 
 
 shoulder-blade, la paletta delta 
 
 spal'.a; the breast-bla>te, il cm- 
 bio del |>etto; a cuuni 
 
 uuo scaltrito; a stout blade, un 
 
 bravaccio; a notable yo; 
 
 un furbacchiotto [erba 
 
 Bl.v led, a. (corn-bladed,) biada in 
 Blain, s. apostema 
 Blame, s. biasinio. colpa ; blame- 
 worthy, a, biasimevole; — v. a. 
 
 biasimare ; — able, a. biasime- 
 
 vole 
 Blameless, a. innocente, puro; — ly, 
 
 ad. iunocenteinente 
 Blamer, s. biasimatore 
 Blaming, s. biasimo 
 Blanch, v. a. imbiancare, palliare, 
 
 colorare ; blanch almonds, &c. 
 
 v. a. mondare mandorle ; — er, 
 
 s. ricuocitore 
 Blandish, v. a. blandire. accarez- 
 
 zare ; — ment, s. blandimento 
 Blank, s. smorto, pal lido ; — in 
 
 writing, bianco ; blank verse, *. 
 
 verso sciolto ; — in the lottery, 
 
 s. polizza bianca; point blank. 
 
 ad. affatto ; to have blank, aver 
 
 carte bianche al giuoco 
 Blanket, *. coperta di lanadaletto, 
 
 pezzo di panno per istampare ; 
 
 — (for a child,) pezza lana 
 Blaspheme, v. a. bestemmiare ; — 
 
 er, s. bestemmiatore 
 Blasphemous, a. esecrando; — ly, 
 
 ad. esecrabilmente 
 Blasphemy, s. bestemmia 
 Bla^t, s. soffio ; — (in corn, &c.) 
 
 golpe ; — o. a. aunebbiare ; 
 
 blast a man's reputation, macchi- 
 
 are l'altrui fama ; blast a de- 
 sign, rovinare l'altrui disegno 
 Blatant, a. ciarliero 
 Blaze, *. fiamma, vampa ; — v. n. 
 
 vampe^giare ; blaze abroad, v. a. 
 
 divultrare ; blazing star, stella 
 
 risplendente 
 Blazonry, *. bLazone, araldica 
 Blazon, v. a. divisare, rappre- 
 
 sentare 
 Bleach, v. a. curare, imbiancare al 
 
 sole ; — er, s. imbiancatnre ; — 
 
 ing, *. tianchimento, cura 
 Bleak, a. aspro, freddo, smorto, 
 
 pallido; — ness, *. freddo 
 Blear the sight, v. a. otfuscare la 
 
 vis'a 
 Blearedness, #. cisposita 
 Blear-eyed, a. cisjioso [mento 
 
 Bleat, v. n. belare ; — ing, *. bela- 
 Bleed, v. n. far san?ue ; ! '. 
 
 V. a. cavar sanzue ad uno : — er, 
 327 
 
 BLO 
 
 - I'r.oie ; — ing, s. 
 il civu nugue; — iiu', n. s;\n- 
 guin vt ; Me. ding liiirt, uucv 
 si >j i j > i: l di dolore 
 Blemish, s. macchia, disonore, 
 \ izin, inramia; — es, *. tacciaj 
 — v. a. macchiare, bruttare; 
 blemish one's fame, annerire 
 l'altrui fama j — ing, s. bruitura, 
 macchia 
 Blend, v. a. mescolaie, mischiare 
 Bless, v. a. btnedire, laudare, ren- 
 dere felice; bless me! ijiterj. 
 oh Dio ! Dio buono ! 
 Blessed, a. santo, felice; —the 
 blessed, i beati ; — ly, ad. felice- 
 mentej —ness, s. felicita 
 Blessing, s. benedizione, felicita, 
 piacere ; the blessings of God, 
 le grazie di Dio 
 Bti :h;, j. ^olpe ; — ed, a. annebbiato 
 Blind, a. eieco, orbo ; blind stair- 
 case, scala oscura; blind pre- 
 tence, falso pretesto ; blind story, 
 *. favolaccia ; blindway, *. stra- 
 da occulta; a man's blind side, 
 il debole d'uno ; purblind, di 
 corla vista ; sand-blind, lippo 
 Blind, v. a. accecare ; blind one, 
 
 v. a. ingannare uno 
 Blindfold, u. bendato ; — ad. cic- 
 amea'e; — v. a. bendare gli 
 occhi 
 Blindly, ad. ciecamen'e [cieca 
 Blindman's bi.tf. s. il giuoco della 
 Blindness, 3. cecia, errore, colpa 
 Blink, v. ?j. arniiiiccare 
 Blinkard,*. Iosco 
 
 Bliss, *. felicita [mente 
 
 Blissful, a. felice; — ly, ad. felice- 
 Blister, *. pustula, vescica, vessi- 
 cante ; — v. n. fonnarsi in vesci- 
 che ; — v. a. applicare un vess*' 
 ran'e 
 Blistering plas'er, $. vessicante ; 
 blistering heat, s. infiammazione 
 Blithe, a. iieto, giocondo ; — ly, 
 ad. lietarnente ; —ness, *. alle- 
 erezza 
 Bloat, v. n. gonfiarsi ; — v. a. affu- 
 micare ; — ed, gonfio [|iiene 
 Blob-cheeked, a. che ha le guance 
 Block,*, tronco, pedale, ostacolo; 
 blockhead, s. testa di legno, sci- 
 occo, matto ; to come to the 
 block, essere decapilato; block- 
 house, *. un forte 
 Blockade, *. bloccatura, o blocco 
 Blork op, v. a. blorcare 
 Blocking up. s. bloccatura 
 Blood, s. sangue, f:>ini.'lia, collera, 
 omicidio ; bloodhound, s. caa 
 
BLU 
 
 da seguito ; bloodsucker, s. 
 sanguisuga ; bloodshed, s. spar- 
 gimento di sangue ; blood- 
 thirsty, a. sangumolenfe; blood- 
 red, a. rosso, sanguigno ; blood- 
 shot eyes, occhi rubicondi 
 
 Blood, v. a. cavar sangue, insaH- 
 guinare ; — ily. ad. sanguinosa- 
 mente ; — y, a. sanguinolente, 
 crudele [gere sangue 
 
 Bloodless, a. esanrue, senza spar- 
 Bloody, a. sanguinolente, crudele ; 
 bloody-flux, "" flusso di sangue; 
 bloody-minded, sanguinario 
 
 Bloom, s. fiore ; — v. n. fiorire ; 
 — ing, a. finrito 
 
 Blossom, s. fiore dalbero ; — v. n. 
 fiorire 
 
 Blot, s. maccbia, can cello ; — v. a. 
 macchiare ; blot out, v. a. can- 
 cellare. cassare ; blot one's repu- 
 tation, annenre la fama d'uno 
 
 Blotch, s. pustula 
 
 Blotting-paper, s. carta succhia 
 
 Blow, s. colpo. schiaffo, disastro, 
 (jsgrazia. fiore ; a fine blow of 
 rose s, delle belle mse 
 
 Blow, v. a. and n. soffiare,aprirsi ; 
 blow out a candle, es'inguere una 
 candela ; blow a bladder, gonfi- 
 are una vescica ; blow a trum- 
 pet, suonar Ja tromba ; blow up 
 a mine, fare iscoppiare una mi- 
 na; blow over a storm, dissipare 
 una burrasca : blow off, dissipare 
 soffiando ; blow away, dispa^- 
 gere ; blow in, far entrare soffi- 
 ando ; blow out, far uscire soffi- 
 ando : blow down, rovesciare ; 
 blowed upon, screditato ; — er, 
 *. sofBatore ; — ing, s. sorEa- 
 mento : blowing weather, tempo 
 tempestoso 
 
 Blown, a. soffiato. aperto 
 
 Blowzy, a. gonfio 
 
 Blubber, s. polmone marino, olio 
 di balena; blubber-lipped, a. 
 labbruto ; blubber with weep- 
 ing, v. n. gonfiarsi le guance 
 piangendo 
 
 Blue, a. turchino 
 
 Blue-bottle, s. campanella ; blue, 
 v. a. tingere turchino ; bl uish, a. 
 azzuriccio 
 
 Blunder, s. fallo, errore 
 
 Blunder a thing ou ( , v. a. parlare 
 inconsideratamente ; blunder 
 upon a thing, ingannarsi in 
 fjualche cosa 
 
 Blunderbuss, s. un rnoschettone, 
 
 6-uc -:ering. 5. sfordito 
 
 BOD 
 
 Blunt, a. ottuso, grossolano, precipi- 
 toso 
 
 Blunt, v. a. spuntare, guastar la 
 punta, mitigare ; — ly, ad. pre- 
 cipe tosamente ; — ness, s. pron- 
 tezza, ottusita [macchiare 
 
 Blur, s. maccbia, disonore ; v. a. 
 
 Blurt out, v. a. strafalciare 
 
 Blush, s. rossore ; to put one to the 
 blush, svergognar uno ; — u, n. 
 arrossirej — ing, s. Parrossire, 
 rossore 
 
 Bluster, v. n. strepitare ; — (as the 
 wind,) v. n. stridere ; — ing, *. 
 strepito, fracasso ; blustering 
 weather, burrasca j blustering 
 style, stile pomposo [ale 
 
 Boar, *. verro ; wild-boar, cinghi- 
 
 Board, s. tavola, asse, bordo, vas- 
 cello, pensioner council-board, 
 tavola del consiglio regio ; chess- 
 board, uno scacchiere: — v. a. 
 imavolare, tenere a dozzina ; — 
 v. n. stare a dozzina; board a 
 ship, abbordare un vascello ; 
 boarder, s. pensionario ; board- 
 ing of a ship. 1'abbordod'un vas- 
 cello ; boarding-school, s. scuola 
 dove si sta a dozzina ; boarding- 
 house, *. pensione 
 
 Boarish, a. di cinghiale. brutale, 
 rozzo'; — ness, s. maniere rozze 
 
 Boast, s. vanto, vanagloria ; — 
 v. a. van tare ; boast of, v. n. 
 vantarsi, gloriarsi ; — er, & niil- 
 lantatore 
 
 Boasting, s. millanteria ; — a. va- 
 no, ofgoglioso ; — ly, ad. per os- 
 tentazione 
 
 Boat, s. battello, barca 
 
 Boatswain, *. sottoeapitano di vas- 
 cello ; fly-boat, un brigantino ; 
 ferry-boat, una scafa ; ship-boat, 
 unoschifo 
 
 Bob, s. ciondolo, perrucca corta, 
 motto, botta ; — v. a. ingannare, 
 malmenare, ciondolare 
 
 Bobbin, s. rocchetto 
 
 Bobtail, *. la punta d'una freccia, 
 puttana ; — a. scodato 
 
 Bode, v. a. presagire 
 
 Bodice, *. corsaletto 
 
 Bodied, a. (big-bodied,) grosso 
 
 Bodiless, a. incorporeo 
 
 Bodily, a. corporeo, del corpo ; — 
 ad' corporeamente 
 
 Bodkin, s. infilacapj, dirizzatoio 
 
 Body, s. corpo, raccolta, societa, 
 forza : — of a church, la navata 
 d'una chiesa ; — of a tree, tronco 
 d : un albero ; — of divinity, sis- 
 ttma di teolo^ia ; busy-body, un 
 
 BON 
 
 faccendone ; every body, ciasca- 
 no ; nobody, nessuno ; some- 
 body, qualcuno 
 
 Bog, *. palude 
 
 Boggle, v. a. esitare, bilanciare 
 
 Soggy? a - paludoso 
 
 Boil, *, ciccione, ulcera ; an angry 
 boil, un 5 ulcera maligna 
 
 Boil, v. n. boll ire, cuocere ; boil 
 over, v. n. traboccare, versare 
 pel troppq bollire; boil away, 
 consuniarsi a forza di boll ire ; 
 — er, *. ealdaia, fornello da cuci- 
 na ; — ing, *. bollimento ; boiling- 
 hot, a. bollente 
 
 Boisterous, a. impetuoso, furioso ; 
 — ly, ad. violentemente j — ness, 
 s. violenza 
 
 Bold, a. ardito, fiero, libero, disin- 
 volto ; a bold face, uno s£ac- 
 ciato ; to put on a bold face, pa- 
 rere ardito ; — ly, ad. ardita- 
 mente, francamentej — ness, *. 
 arditezza, liberta, fierezza 
 
 Boll, s. stelo, o gambo 
 
 Bolonian stone, s. pietra di Bologna 
 
 Bolster, *. cappezzale, piumaccio ; 
 bolster of a saddle, cuscinetto di 
 sella; bolster up, v~ a. appog- 
 giare, prdteggere 
 
 Bolt, *, chiavistello ', — of a lock, 
 stanghetta 
 
 Bolt, s. dardo; thunderbolt, ful- 
 mine ; a prisoner's bolts, ceppi, 
 ferri ; — v. a. inchiavistellare ; 
 bolt out, uscire subitaneamente ; 
 bolt in, v. n. entrare subito ; — 
 er, s. buratello ; — ing, s. staccio 
 da for di farina ; — boltsprit, *. 
 trincherto 
 
 Bolus, s. bolo, pillola 
 
 Bomb. s. bomba 
 
 Bombard, *. bombarda ; — v. a. 
 bombardare ; — ier, s. bombar- 
 diere ; — ing, — ment, *. bom- 
 bardamento 
 
 Bombast, «-. ampollosita 
 
 Bombastic, a. ampolloso, gonfio 
 
 Bombasin, *, bambagino 
 
 Bond, *. legame, nodo, obbliga- 
 zione, promessa : — man, s. schi- 
 avo ; — age, s. schiavita 
 
 Bone, *. un osso ; bones of fishes, 
 lische de' pesci ; bone-lace, *. 
 merletto ; bone-setter, *. colui 
 che rimette l'ossa a suo luogo ; 
 the jaw-bone, la mascella ; the 
 shoulder-bone, l'osso della spal- 
 la ; the shin-bone, stinco ; the 
 back-bone, la spina j — v. a. 
 disossare ; — ^less, a. senz' ossa 
 
 Bonfire, s. fuoco d'allegrezza. 
 
BOT 
 
 Bonnet, s. berretta, cappellino 
 
 Bonny, a. gentile, allegro 
 
 Bony, a. ossuto 
 
 Booby, s. minchione, balordo 
 
 Book, s. libro ; bookbinder, *. lega- 
 tore di libri ; bookseller, s. li- 
 braio ; bookselling, s. libreria ; 
 day-book, s. giornale ; paper- 
 book, libro bianco ; book down, 
 v. a. allibrare ; bookish, a. stu- 
 dioso 
 
 Boom, s. albero di vascello, catena 
 d'un porto ; — ing, a. che veleg- 
 gia a vele gonfie 
 
 Boon, s. grazia, richiesta, dono 
 
 Boon, a. allegro, giocondo 
 
 Boor, s. un rustico 
 
 Boorish, a. zotico, villano ; — ness, 
 r. rustichezza 
 
 Boot, s. stivale ; boot of a coach, 
 la cassetta sotto al cocchio d'una 
 carrozza 
 
 Boot, v. n. giovare 
 
 Booth, s. capanna 
 
 Bootless, a. inutile, vano 
 
 Booty, s. bottino, preda; to play 
 booty, intendersela con uno 
 
 Bo-peep, Ex. to play at bo-peep, 
 guardar sott' occhio, giuocar a 
 capolino 
 
 Borage, s. borrana 
 
 Borax, s. borace 
 
 Border, s. orlo, margine ; borders 
 of a country, confini d'un paese ; 
 borders, (among printers,) fiorini 
 
 Border, v. a. orlare 
 
 Border upon, v. a. confinare, essere 
 contiguo ; borders, *. pi. genti 
 delle frontiere; — ing, a. con- 
 tiguo, vicino 
 
 Bore, s. apertura d'un arme a fuoco ; 
 bore of a lock, pertugio d'una 
 serratura; — v. a. pertugiare, 
 bucare 
 
 Boreal, a. boreale 
 
 Boreas, s. Borea 
 
 Born, o. nato ; first-born, il primo- 
 genito ; to be born, v. n. nascere ; 
 still-born, morto nato; base-born, 
 bastardo; born before one's time, 
 abortivo 
 
 Borough, s. borgo 
 
 Borrow, v. a. pigiiare in prestito ; 
 — er, s. colui che piglia in pre- 
 stito ; — ing, s. prestamento 
 
 Bosom, s. il seno ; a bosom friend, 
 un amico di cuore; the bosom 
 of the church, il grembo della 
 chiesa [borchia del freno 
 
 Boss, s. gobba ; boss of a bridle, s. 
 
 Botanical, a. botanico [semplici 
 
 Botany, s. botanica, la scienza dei 
 
 BOW 
 
 Botanist, s. botanico 
 
 Botch, s. pezza, ulcera, tincone ; 
 
 — v. a. rappezzare, racciabat- 
 tare ; — er, s. ciabattino ; — 
 ingly, ad. grossolanamente 
 
 Both, pron. ambo, l'uno e l'altro ; 
 both, ad. Ex. both in time of 
 peace and war, in pace ed in 
 guerra 
 
 Eoitle, s. fiasco ; bottle of hay, fas- 
 tello di fieno ; bottle oft'^ v. a. 
 infiascare 
 
 Bottom, s. fondo, fine ; bottom of a 
 liquor, posatura, feccia ; bottom 
 of a business, il fondamento d'un 
 affare 
 
 Bottom, v. a. fondare ; — less, a. 
 che non a fondo, impenetrabile, 
 excessivo ; — ry, *. prestito alia 
 grossa avventura 
 
 Bouge, *. gonfiatura; bouge out, 
 v. n. gonfiarsi 
 
 Bounce, s. fracasso, strepito, mil- 
 lanteria ; — v. n. millantarsi, 
 vantarsi, strepitare ; bounce up, 
 v. a. saltellare, sbalzare 
 
 Bouncer, s. millantalore 
 
 Bound, s. limite, termine ; bound- 
 stone, s. confine ; — a. legato, 
 obbligato ; to be bound to — , es- 
 ser obbligato a—, o aver carica- 
 to il bastimento per — 
 
 Bound, v. a. terminare, confinare, 
 balzare, sbalzare ; — s. balzo, 
 salto 
 
 Boundary, s. limite, frontiera 
 
 Bounden, a. che lega, che obbliga 
 
 Bounder, s. terminatore [zando 
 
 Bounding, a. contiguo, vicino, bal- 
 
 Boundless, a. infinito 
 
 Bountiful, and Bounteous, a. gene- 
 roso, liberale, benigno ; — ly, ad. 
 liberalmente ; — ness, s. liberalita 
 
 Bounty, s. generosita 
 
 Bouse, v. a. tracannare 
 
 Bout, s. fiatta, volta ; a merry bout, 
 una festa; a drinking bout, be- 
 vuta 
 
 Bow, s. arco, archetto, riverenza ; 
 bow of a ship, prua di vascello 
 
 Bow, (to measure,) mezzo cerchio ; 
 bowstring, s. corda d'arco ; bow- 
 net, s. nassa ; saddlebow, s. ar- 
 cione di sella ; rainbow, s. l'ar- 
 cobaleno ; crossbow, s. balestra ; 
 
 — v. a. chinare, piegare j bow 
 down, v. n. prostrarsi 
 
 Bowel, v. a. sventrare, vuotare 
 Bowels, s. viscere 
 Bower. 5. pergola 
 Bowing, s. £ hinamento 
 Bowl, s. coppa, tazzone j — of a 
 329 
 
 BRA 
 
 spoon, il concavo d'un cucchiaio j 
 — v. n. gittare la boccia; giuo- 
 care alle bocce; — er, *. giuoca- 
 tore di bocce 
 
 Bowling, s. il giuoco delle bocce j 
 bowiing-green, prato del giuoco 
 di bocce 
 
 Bowyer, s. facitore d'archi 
 
 Box, (tree,) *. bossolo ; box, *. sea 
 tola,casse;ta ; — (in a playhouse,) 
 palchetto ; box on the ear, 
 uno schiaffo ; Christmas-box, s. 
 strenna; coach-box, cassetta d'u. 
 na carrozza ; dice or money- 
 box, s. bossolo ; a country box, 
 un casino; box one, v*a. schi- 
 affeggiare uno ; box up, v. a 
 chiudere in un baule 
 
 Box, v. u. fare a pugni ; — ing, $ 
 il fare alle pugna 
 
 Boy, s. ragazzo, servo ; a cabin- 
 boy, mozzo di vascello ; soldier's 
 boy, bagaglione ; a singing boy, 
 un cautore 
 
 Boyish, a. puerile, da fanciulli ; — 
 ly,arf. fanciullescamente; — ness, 
 s. fanciullaggine 
 
 Brabbling, s. querela 
 
 Brace, s. coppi'a, paio, bracciale ; — 
 (in printing.) abbracciatoio ; 
 brace of irons, rampone ; braces 
 of a ship, scotte ; — v. attac- 
 care, legare 
 
 Bracelet, s. braccialetto, smaniglia 
 
 Erachial, a. appartenente alle brac- 
 cia 
 
 Brachygraphy, s. Parte di scrivere 
 per abbreviazione 
 
 Bracket, s. beccatello 
 
 Brackish, a. aspero, rozzo ; — ness, 
 s. salsezza [tarsi 
 
 Brag, *. millanteria ; — v. n. van- 
 Braggart, or Braggadocio, s. un 
 vantatore, millantatore 
 
 Bragging, s. vantamento 
 
 Braid, s. trina ; — of hair, treccia 
 posticcia di capellF; braid hair, 
 v. a. intrecciare i capelli 
 
 Brain, s. cervello; brain-sick, a. 
 frenetico ; to crack one's brains 
 with studying, rompersi la testa 
 collo studio ; brain one, v. a. 
 dicervellaie uno; hairbrained, 
 a. scervellato 
 
 Brake, s. maciulla, briglione, ma- 
 dia ; — of a ship, manovella ; — 
 of fern, s. felcelo ; brake hemp, 
 v. a. rompere la canape 
 
 Bramble, s. rovo, pruno 
 
 Bramin, s. un bramino 
 
 Bran, s. crusca ; coarse bran, cru 
 scaccia 
 
BRE 
 
 Branch, *. ramo ; branch of a stag's 
 hea J,le coma d'un cervo ; branch 
 of a candlestick, ramo d'un can- 
 deliere ; vine branch, sarmento ; 
 branch out, v. n. produrre rami, 
 dividere 
 
 Branched, a. pien di rami, ramoso ; 
 branched velvet, velluto a foglia- 
 mij branched candlestick, can- 
 deliere a tralcio 
 
 Brancher, s. falconetto 
 
 Brand, *. un tizzone, marca, bran- 
 do [piede 
 
 Brand-iron, s. ferro infocato, tre- 
 
 Brand, v. a. suggellare col ferro 
 infocato, diffamare, vituperare 
 
 Brandish, v. a. vibrare 
 
 Brandy, s. acqua vite d'Inghilterra 
 
 Brangle, v. n. contrastare ; — er, 
 *. litigatore ; — ing, s. contrasto, 
 lite 
 
 Brasil-wood, s. campeggio 
 
 Brass, s. moneta falsa, rame alchi- 
 miato, ottone 
 
 Brassy, a. che ha del rame 
 
 Brat,"s. bambino 
 
 Bravado, s. bravata 
 
 Brave, a. bravo, galante, eccellente, 
 attillato ; — - s. un bravaccio, bra- 
 vo ; — v. a. bravare, affrontare ; 
 brave it, v. a. braveggiare ; — 
 ly, ad. bravamente 
 
 Bravery, s. bravura, coraggio 
 
 Brawl, s. contrasto, contesa; — 
 v. n. litigare, sgridare; — er, s. 
 sgridatore 
 
 Brawn, s. polpa, soppressato di 
 came di verro, o cinghiale ; — 
 iness, s. parte carnosa 
 
 Brawny, a. carnuto, membruto 
 
 Bray, s. braga, o trincea; false 
 bray, falsa braga; — v. n. ra- 
 gliare, gridare, stridere, pestare, 
 machinare 
 
 Brayer, s. macina 
 
 Braze, v. a. coprire di rame 
 
 Brazen, a. di bronzo, di rame ; 
 brazen-faced, a. sfrontato ; bra- 
 zen out a thing, mantenere 
 una cosa con sfacciataggine ; 
 brazen one down, confondere al- 
 cuno 
 
 Brazier, s. calderaio ; brazier's 
 ware, *. lavori del calderaio 
 
 Breach, s. rottura, breccia; — of 
 articles, violazione di parti 
 
 Bread, s. pane ; bread-basket, pa- 
 niera ; gingerbread, confortino ; 
 showbread, pane di proposi- 
 zione ; sweetbread of veal, ani- 
 mella di vitella 
 
 Breadth, s. larghezza 
 
 BRE 
 
 Break, s. un vuoto, interruzione ; 
 — of day, *. sul far del giorno 
 
 Break, s. spazio, bianco ; — v. a. 
 rompere, spezzare ; break asun- 
 der, separare ; break a horse, 
 domare un cavallo ; break one's 
 heart, trafiggere il cuore ; break 
 one, roviuare alcuno ; break 
 one's oath, violare il giuramento; 
 break ground, aprire una trin- 
 cea ; break out of prison, fuggir 
 di prigione, scappare ; — v.n. 
 querelarsi ; break one's mind to 
 one, palesarsi ad uno ; break a 
 
 - jest, burlare, befiare; break forth, 
 v.n. sorgere ; break out, v. n. 
 crepare, marcire ; break out, 
 v. n. allagare, inondare ; break 
 out into wrath, infuriarsi ; break 
 in, v. n. avventarsi ; break into, 
 v. n. forzare; break into laughter, 
 sganasciarsi dalle risa ; break 
 through, v. a. passare a traverso ; 
 break through difficulties, supe- 
 rare le difficolta; break up the 
 ground, vangare la terra; break 
 up, v. n. separarsi, darle vacanze 
 
 Breaker, s. rompitore ; — of the 
 peace, violatore della pace 
 
 Breakfast, s. colazione; — v. n. 
 far colazione 
 
 Breaking, s. rompimento, frattura ; 
 a breaking up of school, vacanze 
 
 Bream, s. pesce d'acqua dolce 
 
 Breast, s. seno, petto, tetta ; breast- 
 plate, s. petta botta ; breastwork, 
 *. parapetto; breasthigh, a. che 
 arriva al petto 
 
 Breath, s. lena, fiato ; to fetch one's 
 breath, respirare; shortness of 
 breath, difficolta di respiro ; — 
 v. n. respirare, ansare ; breathe 
 out, v. a. esalare ; breathe out 
 one's last, spirare; breathe after 
 a thing, aspirare a qualche cosa 
 
 Breathing, s. respiro, ansamento; 
 breathing-time, tempo di ripnso 
 
 Bred, part, generato, causato, pro- 
 dotto 
 
 Breech, s. il deretano ; breech of a 
 gun, culatta d'arme da fuoco; 
 bear's breech, s. (a plant,) bran- 
 cursina ; — v. a. sculacciarej — 
 es, s. calzoni 
 
 Breed, *. razza ; — v. a. generare, 
 produrre, causare ; breed youth, 
 allevare la gioventu ; breed teeth, 
 spuntar i denti [e feconda 
 
 Breeder, s. Ex. a good breeder, che 
 
 Breeding, s. generamento ; a breed- 
 ing woman, una donna gravida; 
 good breeding, buona educazione 
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 BRI 
 
 Breeze, s. aura, venticello, tafan» 
 
 Brethren, s. pi. fratelli 
 
 Breve, *. (in music,) nota intiera 
 
 Brevet, s. breve, o bolla 
 
 Breviary, s. breviario 
 
 Breviate, s. compendio 
 
 Brevier, s. (a type,) garamoncina 
 
 Brevity, s. brevita; for brevity's 
 sake, per abbreviare 
 
 Brew beer, v. a. fare della cervo- 
 gia, o birra 
 
 Brewer, s. colui che fa la birra 
 
 Brewhouse, *. luogo dove si fa la 
 birra 
 
 Bribe, s. ingoffo, donativo ; — v. a. 
 corrompere; — er, s. corrompi- 
 tore ; — ery, or —ing, s. suborna- 
 zione 
 
 Brick, s. mattone, pane d'un soldo 
 
 Brickkiln, s. fomace da mattoni ; 
 brickbat, s. pezzo di mattone; 
 brick wall, s. muro di mattoni ; 
 bricklayer, s. muratore ; brick- 
 maker, fabbricatore di mattoni ; 
 brick, v. n. fabbricar coi mattoni 
 
 Bridal, a. nuziale ; — s. sposalizio j 
 bridal song, *. epitalamio 
 
 Bride, s. sposa ; — groom, s. sposo 
 
 Bridge, s. ponte ; — of a lute, pon- 
 ticello d'un liuto ; — of the nose, 
 il rialto del naso ; drawbridge, 
 sv ponte levatoio 
 
 Bridle, s. briglia ; bit of a bridle, 
 il morso d'una briglia ; — v. a. 
 imbrigliare; bridle one's pas- 
 sions, domare le sue' passioni 
 
 Bridewell, s. casa di correzione 
 
 Brief, a. corto, breve, comune 
 
 Brief,*, brevetto, o bolla ; — ly, ad. 
 brevernente ; — ness, s. brevita 
 
 Brier, s. rovo, o pruno 
 
 Brigade, s. brigata 
 
 Brigadier, s. brigadiere 
 
 Brigantine, s. brigantino 
 
 Bright, a. chiaro, lucido ; it is 
 bright, e giorno ; thorough bright, 
 transparente 
 
 Brighten, v. a. lustrare, pulire j 
 — ing, s. pulimento 
 
 Brighiish, a. lucente 
 
 Brightly, ad. chiaramente 
 
 Brightness, s. chiarezza, splendore 
 
 Brilliant, a. brillante 
 
 Brim, s. lembo, margine 
 
 Brimmer, s. un bicchiere pieno 
 
 Brimstone, s. solfo 
 
 Brindled, a. vaiato, sagginato 
 
 Brine, s. salamoia, il mare 
 
 Bring, v. a. portare, arrecare ; 
 bring a design about, fare riuscire 
 un disegno; bring forth a child, 
 partorire ; bring forth fruits, 
 
BRO 
 
 produrre frutti ; bring off, libe- 
 rare; brin* under, sottomettere ; 
 bring up a child, allevarv un 
 bambino ; bring op a fashion, 
 intnxiurre una mod* ; bring 
 down, calare, umiliare ; — er, ft, 
 portatore 
 
 BriniNh, a. salmastro 
 
 Brink, s. orlo, lembo ; to be upon 
 the brink of ruin, esse re in cran 
 pericolo di rovinarsi, o su l'oilo 
 del precipizio 
 
 Briny, a. salato 
 
 _i salvatica 
 
 Brisk,' a. vivace, [veto, illegro, 
 SO, forte ; brisk gale of 
 wind, un vento fresco ; brisk 
 one's self up, 0. n. ral'egrarsi 
 
 Briske'. *. (of an ox,) petto di bove 
 
 Briskly, ad. vigorosamente, lieta- 
 
 Eorej vivacita, ga- 
 
 i, giocondita 
 
 I . setola; — D. n. arricci* 
 
 arsi ; bristle a shoe-maker's 
 
 thread, attaccar la setola alio 
 
 ' 'loso 
 . :. Britannico 
 Brittle, a. fnu-ile. frale ; — ness, 
 plitft J brittly, ad. fragil- 
 mente 
 Broach, *. stidione; v. a. spillare 
 una botte, mettere nello spiedo ; 
 broach a lie, inventare una bu- 
 — er, s. autore, inventore 
 '. largo; broadside, s. spa- 
 re, o scarica; broad daylight, gi- 
 omo chiaro ; to grow broad, 
 slargarsi ; to speak broad, parlare 
 gnflamente ; broad- faced, che ha 
 in faccia ; broad awake, 
 affatto desto ; broad trimmed. 
 che ha un gran orlo 
 Broadly, ad. "con bocca piena, lar- 
 
 gamente 
 Brocade, t. broccato 
 Brock, $. tasso 
 Brocket, s. cer\ 
 
 Broccoli, t. broccoli [corrotta 
 
 Brogues, t. scarpe di legno, lingua 
 I 
 
 re sopra le brace ; broiled 
 meat, *. braciuola 
 
 , i. rotto, rovinato ; broken 
 sleep, s-nno n 
 meat, aranzi. n 
 buurua . 
 
 Broker, t. ri . • 
 broker's row, j. rigaMeria ; a. 
 pawn-broker, che prende in I 
 
 BUB 
 
 pegno, usuraio; — age, *. sense- 
 ria 
 
 Bronze, s. bronzo 
 
 Brooch, s. collare d'oro, cammeo 
 
 Brood, *. covata, razza, schiatta ; 
 brood-hen, chioccia ; — v. a. 
 covare ; brooding-time, s. cova- 
 tura 
 
 Brook, s. un ruscello ; brook an 
 affront, v. a. inghiottire un af- 
 fronto 
 
 Broom, *. ginestra, scopa di gines- 
 tra, spazzola ; butcher's broom, 
 s. miito salvatico 
 
 Broth, *. brodo ; jelly-broth, s. 
 brodo consumato 
 
 Biothel, 5. b.rdello 
 
 Brother, *. fratello ; brother-in-law, 
 5. COgnato ; foster-brother, fratel- 
 lo di latte ; bro'herhood, s. fra- 
 tellanza, confraternita ; — ly, a. 
 fraterno ; — ly, ad. fraternaiuente 
 
 Brow, s. fronte, ciglio, ardire, sfac- 
 ciatigiine ; — of a hill, cima 
 d'un moots ; browbeat one, v. a. 
 gardar uno torvamente 
 
 Brown, a. bruno, nero j a brown 
 girl, una brunetta ; brown paper, 
 carta stiaccia; brown bread, pane 
 nero; brown blue, livil'i; t i make 
 brown, imbrunire, abbrustiilare; 
 — ish, a. brunelto, bruuiccio 
 
 Browse, *. messiticcio ; — v. a. 
 pascolare 
 
 Bruise, s. ammaccamento ; — v. a. 
 ammaccare, far livido, schiacci- 
 are, pestare 
 
 Bruit, s. romore, strepi'o ; bruit a 
 thing abroad, v. a. fare correr 
 fania 
 
 Brumal, a. brumale 
 
 Brunt, s. impeto, urto, assalto, dis- 
 grazia, disastro 
 
 Brush, *. spazzola, eranata ; brush- 
 wood, s. fastello di rami secchi 
 
 Brush, *. incontro, cozzo ; a shoe- 
 brush, setola; a painter's brush, 
 pennello di pittore ; — v. a. 
 spa/y.ilare, pnssar con fretta ; — 
 brush by one, passar vicino ad 
 uno 
 
 Brittle, v. n. strepitare 
 
 Brutal, a. brutale ; — i f y, s. bru- 
 taliia ; — ize, v. n. diventar bru- 
 tale; — ly, ad. brutalmente 
 
 Brute. *. un bruto, bestia 
 
 Brutish, a. brutale, sensuale ; — ly, 
 ! ialmente; — ness,*. bru- 
 tal i'a 
 
 Babble, s. bubbola, o bolla. eonzo, 
 sciocco, cosa da nulla, bamtella ; 
 — v. a. truffare, ingannare ; 
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 BUL 
 
 I bubble op, v. n. gorgogliare 
 bubbling up, *. gorgogl iamento 
 Bubby, *. poppa, mammella 
 Bub), s. tincone 
 
 Buck, *. un daino ; buck goat, * 
 | un becco ; buck's horn, *. grami 
 i na ; buck wheat, ,t. miglio 
 ' Buck clothes, v. a. fare il bucato 
 Bucket, s. catino, secchia 
 Buckle, s. fibbia, riccio ; the tongue 
 | of a buckle, ardiglione di fibbia ; 
 — u. a. afribbiare ; buckle to 
 j one's business, badare a' fatti suoi 
 Buckler, s. uno scudo [cio 
 
 Buckram, *. tela con salda, tralio 
 i Buckthorn, s. spinamagna 
 I Bucolic, s. buccolica 
 Bud, *. pollone, boccia ; — v. ru 
 | germogliare 
 
 : Budge, t. pelle d'agnello ; budge 
 i barrel, s. bariletto da polvere 
 Budge, *. un mariuolo ; — v. ru 
 n.uovcrsi [finanze 
 
 v. bolgia; lo stato delle 
 BurF s. cuoio di bufalo 
 J Buffet, s. credenza ; — v. a. schl 
 
 afteggiare 
 • Bofet, s. schiaffo 
 i Buttle, s. bufalo ; bufflehead, a. 
 balordo, sciocco 
 Buffoon, 8. buffone ; to play the 
 buffiioa, buffonare ; — ery, i 
 buttbneria, burla 
 Bus, *. cimice ; May-bug, s. scara- 
 faggio ; bugbear, s. spauracchio, 
 fanbisma ; bugbear one, v. a. 
 spaventare alcuno 
 Buggy, a. pieno di cimici 
 Bugle, s. bue salvatico, specie di 
 bicchiere ; buglehorn, *. corno 
 da oaccia 
 Build, v. a. fabbricare, edificare; 
 
 build upon one, fidarsi 
 Builder, s. fabbricatore ; chief 
 
 builder, architetto 
 Building, s. fabbricazione, edifizio; 
 the art of building, 1'architettura 
 Bulb, s. (of a plant,) bulbo ; — of 
 
 the eye, la pupilla dell' occhio 
 Bulbous, a. bulboso 
 Bulge, v. n. far acqua, affondarsi 
 Bulimy, s. fame canina, bulimo 
 Bulk, s. massa, grossezza ; bulk of 
 a man's body, tronco, busto ; 
 bulk of a ship, scaff), corpo di 
 navi^lio; bulkhead, *. separa- 
 zione in un vascello ; — y, a. 
 grande, grosso, massiccio, pe- 
 san'e, grave 
 Bulkincss. *. larshezza, trrossezza 
 Bull, s. torn ; — (pope's bri.-f.) 
 bolla, espressione ridicola ; bull's 
 
BUR 
 
 pizzle, s. nerbo di bove ; bull- 
 finch, s. capinero; bull-dog, s. 
 cane da toro; bull-fighting, s. 
 combattimento di tori 
 
 Bullace, s. prugnola ; bullace-tree, 
 s. prugnolo salvatico 
 
 Bullet, s. palla di moschetto, o di 
 cannone j bullet-hole, s. buco di 
 palle 
 
 Bullion, s. oro, o argento in verghe 
 
 Bullock, s. un torello 
 
 Bully, s. uno sgherro, uno bravo ; 
 bully-gamester, s. un truffatore 
 
 Bulrush, s. giunco 
 
 Bulwark, s. baluardo 
 
 Bum-bailiff, s. uno sbirro 
 
 Bumpkin, s. un balordo, un rustico 
 
 Bump, s. un colpo, gonfiamento ; 
 bump up, v. n. gonfiarsi 
 
 Bumper, s. un pieno bicchiere 
 
 Bun, j. ciambella dolce 
 
 Bunch, s. gobba, tumore, mazzo, 
 fascio ; bunch of grapes, grappo- 
 lo d'uva; bunch of feathers, 
 un pennacchio 
 
 Bunchy, a. gobbo [di gobba 
 
 Bunch out, v. n. gonfiarsi in forma 
 
 Bundle, s. fardello j bundle up, 
 v. a. affardellare 
 
 Bung, s. turaccio del cocchiume ; 
 bung of a piece of ordnance, tu- 
 raccio ; bung-hole, s. cocchiume 
 
 Bungle, s. sbaglio, marrone; — 
 v. a. acciabattare, acciarpare 
 
 Bungler, s. goffo, balordo ; — at 
 play, s. un gonzo al giuocd* 
 
 Bunglingly, ad. grossolanamente 
 
 Bunting, s. (a bird,) traccolino 
 
 Bunter, s. birbone, attaccacenci j 
 puttanella 
 
 Buoy, s. gavitello ; buoy up, v. a. 
 spalleggiare, sostenere 
 
 Burdock, s. lappola 
 
 Burden, s. carico, peso ; burden of 
 a song, intercalare, ritornello ,• 
 a beast of burden, bestia da bas- 
 to ; — v. a. caricare ; — some, 
 a. incomodo 
 
 Bureau, s. armario 
 
 Burgh, s. borgo, castello 
 
 Burgage, s. (law term,) tenuta in 
 un bora:o 
 
 Burganet^ s. borgognotta 
 
 Burgess, s. borshese, chi vota per i 
 membri di parlamento 
 
 Burgher, s. borghese 
 
 Burgher-mas'er, s. burgomastro 
 
 Burglary, s. furto in una casa 
 
 Burial, s. sepoltura, mortorio 
 
 Burin, s. bo'ino, o bulino 
 
 Burlesque, a. burlesco, burlevole 
 
 Burly, a. corpacciuto, grosso, grasso 
 
 BUT 
 
 Burn, v. a. bruciare, o ardere ; 
 burn up, v. n. bruciare affatto, 
 consumarsi ; bum to ashes, ri- 
 dursi in cenere; burn one in the 
 hand, bollare uno ; burn faint 
 and dim, far poco lume 
 
 Burnet, s. pimpinella 
 
 Burning, s. scotiatura, incendio j 
 
 — a. abbrucciante, caldo ; burn- 
 ing coal, s. brace ; burning-glass, 
 s. vetro ardente 
 
 Burnish, v. a. bruriire ; — v. n. 
 crescere ; — er, s. brunitore ; — 
 ing, s. brunitura; burnishing- 
 stick, s. brunitoio 
 
 Burnt, a. abbrucciato 
 
 Burnt-offering, s. olocausto 
 
 Burnt up, a. arido, secco; sun- 
 burnt, abbronzato 
 
 Burrel-fly, s. tafano 
 
 Burrow, s. tanadi coniglio; — v. n. 
 intanarsi 
 
 Burse, s. borsa 
 
 Burser, s. tesoriere di collegio 
 
 Burst, s. crepatura ; — v. a. and 
 n. crepare, scoppiare ; burst out 
 with laughter, scoppiare delle 
 risa [s. ernia, rottura 
 
 Bursten, a. allentato; burstenness, 
 
 Bury, v. a. seppellire 
 
 Burying, s. seppellimento ; — 
 place, s. sepoltura, campo santo 
 
 Bush, s. cespuglio ; bush of hair, s. 
 capellatura 
 
 Bushel, s. staio 
 
 Bushy, a. cespuglioso, spesso 
 
 Busily, ad. ardentemente 
 
 Business, s. affare, faccenda 
 
 Busk, s. stecca del busto 
 
 Buskins, s. stivaletti 
 
 Buss, s. un bacio ; — v. a. baciare 
 
 Bust, s. busto 
 
 Bustard, s. (a bird,) otarda 
 
 Bustle, s. romore, fracasso ', — v.n. 
 strepitare 
 
 Bustling, s. strepito, fracasso 
 
 Busy, a. occupato, affaccendato ; 
 busy-body, $. un affannone, ciar- 
 pone ; busy day, s. giorno d'affa- 
 ri ; busy one's self, v. r. occu- 
 parsi, impacciarsi 
 
 But, conj. eccetto, ma, solamente ; 
 
 — but yet, nientedimeno ; but a 
 while since, poco fk; but just 
 now, adesso adesso 
 
 Butcher, s. macellaio ; — v. a. 
 
 macellare, assassinare; — y, s. 
 
 macello, uccisione 
 Butler, s. dispensiere ; — age, s. 
 
 dazio sul vino 
 Butt,s. confine, limiti ; butt-end of 
 
 a thing, estremita d'una cosa: 
 
 CAB 
 
 butt-end of a musket, il calcio dk 
 schioppo 
 
 Butt, v. n. cozzare ; butt at one, 
 v. n. urtare alcuno 
 
 Butt, s. botte 
 
 Butt, s. limite, mira 
 
 Butter, s. butirro ; butter-milk, s. 
 resto del latte dopo estratton'e il 
 butirro ; butterfly, *. farfalla ; 
 butter-teeth, s. i denti d'avanti ; 
 butter, v. a. condire con butirro : 
 butter at play, v. n. truffare al 
 giuoco 
 
 Buttery, *. dispensa 
 
 Buttock, s. chiappa, o natica ; but- 
 tock of beef, s. coscia di manzo 
 
 Button, s. bottone ; — (in plants,) 
 bottone, bocciaj button-hole, s. 
 occhiello; button-maker, s. bot- 
 tonaio ; button, v. a. abbotto- 
 nare [castro 
 
 Buttress, s. barbacane; —ing, in- 
 Buxom, a. allegro, giocondo, docile, 
 benigno ; — ness, s. gioia, alle- 
 grezza, docilita 
 
 Buy, v. a. comperare ; buy one off 
 corrompere uno ; — er, s. com- 
 peratore j buying, s. compera- 
 mento 
 
 Buzzard, s. bozzago 
 
 Buzz, v. n. ronzare ; buzz into one's 
 ears, soffiar negli orecchij — 
 ing, s. ronzio 
 
 By, prep, per, da, a, al ; by one's 
 self, solo, sola ; by break of day, 
 sul far del giorno 
 
 By, ad. vicino, accanto; by all 
 means, certamente ; by no means, 
 in nessun conto ; by-place, s. luo- 
 go fuor di mano ; by-way, s. rig- 
 giro ; by-law, s. statuto j by- 
 stander, s. spettatore 
 
 C 
 
 CABALA, s. cabala 
 Cabal istical, a. cabalistico 
 
 Cabal, s. pratica, congiura, partito, 
 banda ; — v.n. macchinare 
 
 Cabalist, s. cabal ista 
 
 Cabbage, s. cavolo ; cabbage-let- 
 tuce, s. lattuga capuccia ; a tai- 
 lor's cabbage, ritagli di sartore; 
 — v. n. crescere in cesto raccol- 
 to ; — v. a. rubare i ritagli del 
 panno 
 
 Cabin, s. camerino in un vascello 
 
 Cabinet, s. gabinetto ; cabinet coun- 
 cil, il gabinetto, i segreti, i mis- 
 
CAL 
 
 teri della corte; cabinet-maker, 
 ». ebanista 
 
 Cable, *. gomena 
 
 Cacao, or Cacoa, *. caccao 
 
 Cackle, t'. ?i. crncciare 
 
 Cackling, s. croccio 
 
 Cacophony, s. cacofonia 
 
 Cadaverous, a. cadaveroso 
 
 Cade, t. barile 
 
 Cadeuce, *. cadenza 
 
 Cadet, a. minornato, o cadetto 
 
 Cag, s. carat ello 
 
 Gaga, t. gabbia. nrigione : — r. a. 
 metiere in gal>bia 
 
 Cajole, v. a. veaeggiare, lusingare, 
 
 ingannare ; — er, a. adulatore, 
 
 lusingatore j — ing, s. lusinga, 
 
 [vo 
 
 Caitid, s. schiavo, scellerato, catti- 
 
 Cake, *. fjcaccia dolce ; a wax- 
 cake, un pan di cera; — v. n. 
 rappuliarsi 
 
 Calamanco, s. durante 
 
 Calamine, a. giallamina 
 
 Calamint, s. (an herb,) calaminta 
 
 Calamitous, a. calamitoso, sfortu- 
 nato 
 
 Calamity, *. calamita, sfortuna 
 
 Calamus, s. calamo. canna 
 
 Calcinate, and Calcine, v. a. calci- 
 nare, ri^urre in calcina 
 
 Calcinating, a?id Calcination, *. 
 calcinazione 
 
 Calcula'e. v. a. calcolare ; — ing, 
 — ion, a. cakr.lo, computo 
 
 Calcuia'or, a. computista 
 
 Calefac'nn, *. calefazione 
 
 Calendar, *. calendario 
 
 Calender, a. punteruolo ; — v. a. 
 manj^nare, lisciare 
 
 Calends, s. pi. calende, o calendi 
 
 Calenture, s. febbre maligna 
 
 Calf, a. unvitello: calve's foot,*, 
 (herb.) colocasia ; calf of the leg, 
 la polpa della gamba 
 
 Calf, a. un dainod r un anno 
 
 Caliber, a. calibro, o bocca 
 
 Calico, a. te a di cotone 
 
 Caligraphy. *. calligrafia 
 
 CaliX, *. cilice d'ogni fiore 
 
 Calk a ship, v. a. calafatare un 
 vascello 
 
 Calker. *. calefarn, calefato 
 
 Calking, s. il calefatare 
 
 rhiamata, invito; — v. 
 a. chiamare, nominare ; convo- 
 care ; call one's game, Hire il suo 
 giuoco ; call one in, far entrare 
 nno ; call back one's word, rivo- 
 care la sua parola; call aside, 
 prendere uno da parte ; call 
 forth, fare uscire ; call together, 
 
 CAN 
 
 radunare ; call to one, invocare ; 
 
 call one to account, fare rendere 
 
 conto ad uno ; call at a place, 
 
 andare ad un luogo ; call one up 
 
 in a morning, Bvegl ire uno 
 Callidity, a. astasia, malizia 
 Calling, a. vocazione, mestiere, im- 
 
 piego 
 Callousness, a. callosita, durezza 
 Callous, a. calloso, duro 
 Callow, a. spiumato 
 Calm, s. calma, bonaccia ; — a. 
 
 calmo. tranquillo ; — v. a. cal- 
 
 mare ; — ly, ad. tranquillamente, 
 
 — ness, a. calma 
 Calotte, *. berretia 
 Caltrop, a. tribolo ; — (plant,) spi- 
 na 
 Calumniate, v. n. calunuiare; — 
 
 or, a. calunniatore 
 Calumnious, a. calunnioso 
 Calumny, a. calunnia 
 Calve, ». ?j. fare un vitello 
 Calvinism, s. Calvinismo 
 Calvinis?. s. Calvinista 
 Calx, s. calce, o calcina 
 Cambering, a. (sea term,) curvato, 
 
 piegato 
 Cambric, *. tela batista 
 Camel, a. camello 
 Camelopard, a. giraffa 
 Camera obscura, s. camera oscura 
 Camisade, a. attaccodi notte 
 Camlet, a. cambellotto 
 Camp, s. campo ; a running camp, 
 
 campo volante ; — v. n. accam- 
 
 parsi, attendarsi 
 Campaign, a. (level country,) cam- 
 
 pagna ; campaign wig, a. per- 
 
 rucca da cavaliere ; —ing, s. 
 
 campagna 
 Campeche, *. campeggio 
 Camphire, *. canfora 
 Can, v. deftct. potere ; I cannot, 
 
 non posso ; it cannot be, non e 
 
 possibile 
 Canal, *. canale 
 Canary, a. vinodi Canada; —bird, 
 
 *. Canari no 
 Cancel, v. a. ris'rignere, limitare ; 
 
 cancel a writing, v. a. annullare 
 
 uno scritto 
 Cancer, *. canchero, cancro 
 Candid, a. can-lido, in^enuo 
 Candidate, a. candidato 
 Candidly, ad. candidamente 
 Candle, a. candela : —snuffers, *. 
 
 smoccolatoio ; — stick, a. cande- 
 
 liere ; — mas, a. la candelaia 
 Candour, *. candore, ingenuita 
 Candy, a. Ex. sugar candy, zucche- 
 
 ro candito : — v. a. confettare 
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 Cane, s. canna, bastone ; the heaa 
 of a cane, pon o d'un bastone 
 
 Cane one, v. a. bastonare 
 
 Canicular, a. canicolare ; — days, 
 giorni caniculari 
 
 Canine, a. canino ; canine appe- 
 tite, a. fame canioa 
 
 Canister, s. vaso da te [bruco 
 
 Canker, a. cancliero ; — worm, *. 
 
 Cannibal, a. cannibale 
 
 Cannon, a. cannone j — bullet, *. 
 palla di cannone 
 
 Cannonade, a. caunonata ; ^— v. n. 
 cannonare 
 
 Cannoneer, 5. cannoniere 
 
 Canon, a. canone, regola, statute 
 della chiesa 
 
 Canon, *. canonico 
 
 Canonical, a. canonico 
 
 Canonist, s. canonista 
 
 Canonization, a. canonizzazione 
 
 Canonize, v. a. canonizzare 
 
 Canonship, a. canonicato 
 
 Canopy, 5. baldacchino 
 
 Canorous, a. canoro, melodico 
 
 Canoe, *. barchetta 
 
 Cant, a. gergo, gergaccio ; — 1>. »*. 
 parlar in gergo 
 
 Cantata, a. cantata 
 
 Cantharides, a. canterelle 
 
 Canticle, a. cantica 
 
 Canting language, a. gergo 
 
 Cantle, *. tozzo, pezzo [videre 
 
 Cantle out, v. a. smembrare, di- 
 
 Canto, a. canto 
 
 Canton, a. cantone 
 
 Canton, v. n. ritirarsi 
 
 Cantonize, v. a, dividere in canton! 
 
 Canvass, a. canavaccio ; canvass a 
 business, v. a. esaminare un ne- 
 gozio ; canvass for a place, v. n. 
 far broglio per una caricaj — 
 ing, a. broglio, maneggio 
 
 Canzonet, *. canzonetta 
 
 Cap, a. berretta, c ipo, tes'a 
 
 Cap-maker, s. berrettaioj cap-a-pie, 
 ad. da capo a piedi j cap one, v. 
 sberrettare uno 
 
 Capable, a. capace, idoneo 
 
 Capacious, a. capace, spazioso ; — 
 ness ; a. capaciia, abilita 
 
 Caparison, a. copertina ; — v. a. 
 porre la copertina ad un cavallo 
 
 Cape, a. capo, punta, bravero 
 
 Caper, a. capriola, cappero, galea 
 di corso ; cross capers, *. infor- 
 tuni, traversie; v. n. capriolare 
 
 Capillaments, *. (of plants,) file 
 
 Capillary, a. capillare 
 
 Capital, "a. capi'ale, grande ; capi- 
 tal crime, delitfodegnodimorte; 
 — ly, ad. capitalmente 
 
CAR 
 
 Capitation, s. (a tax,) capitazione 
 Capitol, 3. campidoglio, cittadella 
 
 dell' antica Roma 
 Capitular, s. capitolare 
 Capitulate, v. a. capuolarej — ion. 
 
 *. capitolazione [nare 
 
 Capou, s. cappone ; — v. a. cappo- 
 Capot, s. (at piquet,) cappotto j ca- 
 
 pot one, v. a. far cappotto 
 Caprice, 3. capriccio, fantasia 
 Capricious, a. capricciosoj — ly, 
 
 ad. capricciosamente 
 Capricorn, s. capricorno 
 Capriole, s. capriola 
 Capstan, s. (with mariners,) arga- 
 
 no j the main capstan, s. argano 
 
 doppio 
 Captain, s. capitano, capo J — ship, 
 
 capitaneria 
 Caption, s. certificato 
 Captious, a. sofistico, ambiguo, 
 
 critico, litigioso ; — ly, ad. sofis- 
 
 ticamente ; — ness, s. furberia, 
 
 fraude, cavillazione 
 Captivate, v. a. cattivare 
 Captive, s. cattivd, schiavo ; — ity, 
 
 i. cattivita 
 Captor, s. colui che fa una cattura 
 Capture, s. cattura, bottino, presa 
 Capuchins, s. Capuccini 
 Car, s. carro, carreta 
 .Carabine, s. carabina [ca 
 
 'Carack, s. (a Spanish ship,) carrac- 
 Carat, s. carato 
 Caravan, s. caravana, corso 
 Caravel, s. caravella 
 Caraway, s. (a seed,) pastricciano 
 Carbuncle, s. carbonchio, carbon- 
 eel la 
 Carcass, s. carcame, cadavere 
 Card, s. carta ; a pack of cards, 
 
 mazzo di carte ; — (for wool,) 
 
 cardo ; a trump card, trionfo ; 
 
 card-maker, s. cartaio, scardas- 
 
 Cardinal, s. cardinale; — cap, s. 
 cappello di cardinale ; cardinal, 
 o. cardinale j — ship, s. cardina- 
 lato 
 
 Care, s. cura, pensiero ; to take 
 care of a thing, provvedere ad 
 una cosa ; — v. a. curarsi, te- 
 nere conto 
 
 Careen, v. a. carenare 
 
 Career, s. carriera, corso, strada 
 
 Careful, a. sollecito, prudente, in- 
 quieto, pensoso ; — ly, ad. accu- 
 ratamente, prudentemente ; — 
 ness, s. cura, cautela, inquietu- 
 dine 
 
 Caxeless, o. negligente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 CAR 
 
 negligentemente ; — ness, s. ne- 
 
 gligenza 
 Caress, s. carezza, lusinga; — v.a. 
 
 accarezzare, lusingare 
 Carman, s. carrettiere 
 Carmelite, s. Carmelitano 
 Carminative, a. carminativo 
 Carmine, s. carminio 
 Carnage, s. strage, uccisione, pasto 
 
 che si da a' cani 
 Carnal, a. carnale, sensuale ; — ity, 
 
 *. sensualita ; — ly, ad. carnal- 
 
 mente 
 Carnation, s. garofano ; — (in 
 
 painting,) colorito, carnagione j 
 
 — colour, s. colore incarnato 
 Carnival, s. carnovale 
 Carneous, a. carnoso 
 Carnivorous, a. carnivoro, vorace 
 Carnosity, s. carnosita 
 
 Carol, s. carola, canto di natalej 
 
 — v. a. cantare 
 
 Caroline hat, s. cappello di feltro 
 Carolus, s. (a coin,) carolo 
 Carouse, s. crapula ; carouse it, 
 
 v. n. trincare 
 Carp, s. (a fish,) carpione 
 Carp at, v. a. criticare, censurare 
 Carpenter, s. falt^gnamej — y, s. 
 
 arte di falegDame 
 Carper, *. critico, maldicente, cen- 
 
 sore, correttore 
 Carpet, *. tappeto 
 Carriage, s. carrozza, vettura, cari- 
 
 co, carriaggio, aria, portamento ; 
 
 — for ordnance, lettodi cannone; 
 carriage of an army, bagagli 
 
 Carrier, s. vetturino, messaggiero, 
 procaccio 
 
 Carrion, s. carogna 
 
 Carrot, s. carota; carroty, a. di co- 
 lore giallo 
 
 Carry, v. a. portare, menare ; car- 
 ry away, v. a. porta r via. rapire 
 carry back, riportare, rirnenare 
 carry over, confinuire,avanzare 
 carry off, portar via, dissipare 
 carry it, vincere, avere il van- 
 ta^gio ; to carry the day, otte- 
 nere la vittoria 
 
 Cart, s. carro, carretta ; — rut, *. 
 rotaia; — load, s. carrettata ; — 
 Wright, s. carradore ; — horse, s. 
 cavallo di carretta; cart one, 
 v. a. legar uno ad un carro 
 
 Cartel, s. carlello, disfida 
 
 Carthusian, s. Ct;rtosino 
 
 Cartilage, *. cartilagine ; — inous, 
 a. cartilaginoso 
 
 Cartoon, *. cartone 
 
 Cartouch, and Cartridge, s. car- 
 toccio, cartella 
 
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 CAS 
 
 Caruncle, *. caruncula 
 
 Carve, v. a. tagliare, trinciare, in 
 tagliare, scolpire j — er, s. uno 
 scalco ; — in stone or wood, scul- 
 tore ; — (engraver,) incisore j 
 carver's work, a. scultura 
 
 Cascade, s. cascata 
 
 Case, s. caso, soggetto, fatto, con- 
 dizione, occasione ; — of bottles, 
 una cantinetta ; case, (to put any 
 thing in,) scatola, cassa ; case 
 for pens, pennaiuolo ; letter-case, 
 porta-lettere ; watch-case, cassa 
 d'oriuolo 
 
 Case, v. a. incassare 
 
 Caseharden, v. a. indurire 
 
 Casemate, s. casemattaj — (in 
 architecture,) barbacone 
 
 Casement, s. finestra, ferrata d'uoa 
 finestra 
 
 Cash, s. cassa, cassetta, denaro con- 
 tan te ; to run out of cash, prodi- s 
 gare il suo denaro 
 
 Cashier, s. cassiere ; — v. a. cas- 
 sare-; — ing, *. il cassare, cas- 
 sazione [no Indiano 
 
 Cashoo, s. (India gum,) sugo di leg- 
 Cask, s. botte, barile 
 
 Casket, s. una cassetta 
 
 Casque, *. elmo 
 
 Cassia, s. cassia 
 
 Cassock, s. sottana da cherici 
 
 Cast, s. colpo, tiro ; — of the eyes, 
 occhiata ; cast away, s. rifiuto ; 
 — a. naufragato 
 
 Cast, v. a. gittare ; cast a dart, lan- 
 ciare un dardo; cast lots, tirar 
 le sorti 
 
 Cast, v. n. vomitare, incurvarsi 
 
 Cast away, v. a. abbandonare ; — 
 cast forth, esalare ; cast head- 
 long, precipitare; cast off, spo- 
 gliare, rigettare ; cast up, suppu- 
 tare, contare ; cast up one's eyes, 
 alzar gli occhi ; cast down one's 
 eyes, chinare gli occhi ; cast 
 down, affliggere, .^coraggiare j 
 cast out, scacciare 
 
 Castanets, s. castagnetta 
 
 Castellany, and Castleward, s. 
 castellania 
 
 Castigate, v. a. castigare j — ion, 
 
 s. castigo 
 Casting-house, *. fonderia 
 Casting-net, s. rete, ritrecine 
 Castle, s. castello, forte ; — v. n. 
 
 (at chess,) roccare 
 Castor, s. castoro ; castor-hat, *. 
 
 un cappello di castoro 
 Castrate, v.a. castrare; — ion, 3. 
 
 il castrare 
 Casual, a. casuale, accidentale ; ~ 
 
CAU 
 
 ly, ad. casual mente ; — ty. s. 
 
 fail 11 : 
 
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 Cataplasm. ». ca - 
 
 Catarrh, .*. 
 
 Catastrophe, *. ad 
 
 Catcall. *. fiacbio, o richiamo 
 
 - 
 
 Catch, ft >iusicale ; 
 
 catiu .. fa latch, > 
 
 ganzh ro del - 
 
 p*ll. s. sbirm. z.\ri > ; catchword, 
 
 *. efaisi 
 
 . a. premiere, chiappirc. 
 
 rapire, portar via ; catch one, 
 
 . ,-. n. raffreddarsi ; catch 
 up. in ; 
 Ca' chins. *. presa. catt^-a; — a. 
 
 Catechetical, a, catec' - 
 
 . c\iechiryare 
 Ca»echisi: 
 
 Catoea tneao 
 
 ; — ':•'■ 
 
 ad. ex 
 
 . . *. categnrla 
 . ru tare provvisione ; — 
 er. ». provvedrtnre 
 Caterpillar.*, (insect.) bruco; — *. 
 
 (plant.) sccrpioiJe 
 Caterwaul, f. miagolata ; — i\ n. 
 miagolare 
 
 I, *. ca'tedrale 
 i?m, I. ca'tolicismo 
 -. a. caftolicn 
 n, *. dia cartel icone 
 Cattle, *. hestiame [Inzlcsi 
 
 Caudle, «. bevanda delle piierpere 
 Caul, t. membrana neli' 
 
 for women's heads, capffcno, 
 icuffia 
 Cauldron, *. caldemne 
 Cauliflower, ». cavolo fiore 
 Causal, a. causale ; — ity, i. eausa- 
 
 ri^ine 
 Cause, t. causa, principi 
 
 — (at law.) I. causa. • 
 
 — c. a. causare, fare ; cause 
 sleep, far dormire 
 
 Causeless, a. and — ly. ad, senza 
 causa. inziusto, a torto 
 
 -.id Causeway, t. marcia- 
 piede 
 
 CEN 
 
 Cautelous, a. accorts, a«;1uto, dritto 
 
 ■ tVQ 
 
 . v. a. cauterizzare, in- 
 
 . cantario 
 
 r. cautela, accortezza. av- 
 ntOj — v. a. av- 
 
 vertire 
 Cautious, a, avvisato, circospetto ; 
 — ly, aJ. saviamente. Canta- 
 ta, circospezione 
 Cavalcade, s. cava lea a 
 Cavalier, s. cavaliere; — ly, ad. 
 
 cavaUerescamenle 
 Cavalry, s. cava! it ria 
 Cave, s. caverna, spelonca, cantina 
 ,law term.) av vertenza, 
 cauzione [vernoso 
 
 Cavern. *. caverna ; — ous, a. ca- 
 Caviare, s. caviale 
 Cavil, 3. cavillo, sofisma : — v. n. 
 cavillare, sofisticare ; cavil at, 
 v. a. criticare ; — ing, s. cavilla- 
 e; — 'er. s. un 
 : —ling, a, saccente, sofis- 
 
 Cavity, .♦. eavita 
 
 re, desistere; — 
 Mitinuo 
 
 ■men to, inazione; 
 -, ad. incessante- 
 ■M n'e 
 Cecity, s. cecita 
 . cedro 
 Ceilinz, .♦. snfBtta 
 Celan line, *. (herb,) celidonia 
 Celebrate, v. a. celebrare 
 Celebrated, a, celebre. famoso 
 Celebrating, and Celebration, *• 
 celt-brazione, soleunita, laude, 
 d .-io 
 Cdebrinus, a. celebre, illustre 
 Celebrity, t. edebrita, elozio, laude 
 Celerity. *. celerita, prestezza 
 Celery, 3. sedano 
 Celestial, a. celestiale 
 Celestines, t. Celestini 
 Celibacv. s. celilnto 
 Cell, *. cella. cellula 
 Cellar, *. cantina, canova; — age, 
 
 *. cantine 
 Cement, s. smalto ; — v. a. asso- 
 
 dare, fcrmare 
 Cense, v. a. incensare ; — er, *. 
 incensi-re. o turibolo 
 rensore 
 Censorious, a. critieo, maldicente ; 
 — ly, ad. da censore j - 
 critica 
 Censorship, t. dicaita di censore 
 . s. cen-'ira, correzione ; 
 — v. a, ceDsnrnre 
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 Cent, *. cento 
 Centaur, *. centauro 
 Centenary, a. cen i 
 Ceatmal, *. see Seotiad 
 
 ;ale 
 centro j — v. ru termU 
 
 nare, riunirsi 
 
 Centry, *. sentinella; — (for an 
 arch,) cent ina 
 
 Centry, j. santuario 
 
 Centuple, a. and s. centuplicato 
 
 Centurion, s. centurione 
 
 Century, *. centoria 
 
 Cephalic, a. cefalico 
 
 Cerate, s. cerotto 
 
 Cerecloth, s. tela incerata 
 
 Ceremonial, a. ceremonioso ; — *. 
 ceremoniale 
 
 Ceremonious, a. ceremonioso ; — 
 ly, ad. cerenioniosamente 
 
 Ceremony, s. cerenionia 
 
 Certain, a. certo, fisso, sicuro ; — 
 ly, ad. certamente ; — ty, *. cer- 
 tezza, verita 
 
 Certificate, t. certificato 
 
 Certify, v. a. certificare, avvertire, 
 nsMCiirare 
 
 Certitude, s. certezza 
 
 Cerulean, a. turchi.o 
 
 Ceruse, s. cerussa [tassare 
 
 Cess, *. tassazione, tassa ; — v. a. 
 
 Cessation, *. cessazione. trala<cia- 
 mento j — of arms, sospenzione 
 di arnn 
 
 Cession, s. cessione, trasporto; — 
 ary. a. ex. cessiouary bankrupt, 
 cessionario 
 
 Cestus, s. cesto 
 
 Cetaceous, a. che partecipa della 
 balena 
 
 Chafe, v. a. riscaldare, fregare, 
 mettere in collera, adirarsi ; — 
 v. n. (in riding.) scorticarsi 
 
 Chafer, and Chafing-dibh, s. seal- 
 da vivande 
 
 Chaff, s. lolla, loppa 
 
 Chaffer, a. mercanzia 
 
 Chaffer, v. n. nesroziare, prezzo- 
 lare ; — ins, .». negozio, traffico 
 
 Chaffinch, s. frin?uello [ra 
 
 Chafing, *. (of the skin,) scorticatu- 
 
 C'hatf'y, a, pieno di lolla 
 
 Chagrin, s. affanno 
 
 Chain, *. catena, servitu ; chain- 
 lace. r. catenella 
 
 Chain-shot, *. palle incatenate ; a 
 link of a chain, anello di catena 
 
 Chain, v. a. iDcatenare ; — ing, in- 
 catenamento 
 
 Chair, *. sedia. sedile ; an arm- 
 chair, sediad'appozgio; a privy- 
 chair, segetta 
 
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 frenare ; check one's talk, rom- 
 
 pere altrui le parole in bocca 
 Checker- work, x. tarsia 
 Checker, v. a, intarsiare ; — ed. a. 
 
 scaccato [matto 
 
 Checkmate, x. <at chess.) scacco- 
 Cheek. x. la guancia ; cheek-bone, 
 
 x. la mascella: cheek-teeh. x. 
 
 denti niasceilari ; cheek-varnbh, 
 
 belletto [coraggio 
 
 Cheer. x. festa, pasto, ciera, voko. 
 Cheer up, c. a. railegrare, ricreare, 
 
 animare, aflegnursL star di buon 
 
 cuore , cheer up, inter j. animo, 
 
 sta'e di buon aainio 
 Cheerful, a. allegro, festoso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. allegramente ; — ness, x. 
 
 gioia, allegria 
 Cheerless, a. malinconico 
 Cheese, x. fonnargio ; cream- 
 cheese, giuncata ; cheese curds, 
 
 latte rappreso : cheese-cake, x. 
 
 torta di latte j cheesemonger, 
 
 «. formaggiaio 
 Cherish, p. a. voler bene, amare. 
 
 riscaldare, mantenere ; cherish 
 
 the m a w) of any on?, con- 
 
 servar caramente la memoria di 
 
 qualcuno 
 Cherry. x. ciriegia ; — tree, x. ci- 
 
 riegio ; cherry-cheeks, guance 
 
 vermiglie 
 Cherub, or Cherul in. x. cherubino 
 Chess, x. scacchi j chess-board, x. 
 
 scacchiere 
 Chest, x. cassa, forziere; — of 
 
 draw ers, un cassettone : a man's 
 
 chest, il cassero, il torace 
 Chestnut, x. cas'.agua ; — tree, x. 
 
 castajno ; — colour, cas'arnino 
 Cheveril, or Cheveril lea'her, x. 
 
 capretto, o cuoio di capretto 
 
 .-.a. mast i care; chew the 
 
 cud, rumioare, digrunjare 
 Gbevug x. rnasticamento 
 Chicane^ x. cavillazione ; — v. n. 
 
 cavillare llazione 
 
 Chicaner, x. eavillator. 
 Chick, or Chicken, x. j 
 
 chicken-pox, x. man . 
 
 chick weed, x. centonchio, herba 
 
 da polla-tri 
 Chide one. r. a. -_ 
 Chide-. 
 
 Chiding, x. riprensione 
 Chief, a. principale ; — X. on capo. 
 
 ger.er — - - r;cipalissi- 
 
 mo ; — ly. ad. principalmente 
 .. x. capitano 
 Chilblain, x. nedimone 
 
 . Eaacrallo; chili-! irfh. x. 
 
 parto; chil dbed. x. puerperio; 
 
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 a god-child, x. figlioccio ; to be 
 
 with child, essere gravida; frott 
 
 a child, della culla ; childhood, 
 
 x. infauzia 
 Chil iish, o. fanciullesco ; — ly, 
 
 ad. puerilmente; — ness, x. in- 
 
 fanzia 
 Childiess, a. che non ha figliuoli 
 Children, s. pL fanciulli 
 Chiliad, x. un mi^liaio 
 Chill, and Chilly, a. gtla'.o: fred- 
 
 doloso 
 Chill, v. a. gelare, agghiacciare ; 
 
 — Bin. | - ^rsi ; — 
 ness. x. f redd '. gelo. freddura 
 
 Chime, x. doppio di cam pane ; 
 
 chime the bells, v. a. sonare le 
 
 camp«tne a doppio 
 Chimera, x. chimera, fantasia 
 Chimerical, a. chimerics) j — ly, 
 
 ad. chimericarnente 
 Chimney, x. cammino ; — piece, x. 
 
 cornice del cammmo : — 
 
 er, x. spazza-cammino 
 Chin, r. mento j chin-cloth, x. 
 
 bavaglio 
 China, "or China-ware. 9. pcrcella- 
 
 na; China-niam *. mercan:e di 
 
 pnrcelLxua : China oiange, x. 
 
 melarancia dolee 
 Chine, x. schiena, il filo delle reni ; 
 
 — v. a, rompere il filo delle reni 
 Chink, s. fessura. crc_r . — 
 
 r. n. space r>i. fendersi ; —v.a. 
 
 sonar 1^ 
 Chiaky. a. pieu d: fessure 
 Chin.z. x. pL Indiana fine 
 Chip, x. sches^h. 
 
 of bread, croste di pane ; a chip- 
 
 aie, x. acce 'a 
 Chip, n. a. trodolare : chip bread, 
 
 v. a. scros'are del pane 
 Chippinz of bread, scrosta di pane 
 Cbiroerapher, x. un maestro di 
 
 - nografb 
 
 ! Chiromancy-, x. chircmanzia 
 Chirp, v. n. sarrire, cantare, pigo- 
 
 lare ; — 
 Chirurgical. a. ch - 
 Chisel.'x. s<n-pello: cfak 
 x. lav: : — v. a. 
 
 Ipire 
 I ambino; rem. _ 
 Chit. r. n. harla-e. rrrmo.-liare 
 Chi:-cha*. x. cicalio. chiacchiera 
 .:•>. x. budeDa, nsinuria. 
 saUic _\la dclla 
 
 1 camicia 
 
 ". - 
 
 i ptao piccolo, a 
 ! nuacs. 
 
 S3T 
 
 CHR 
 
 Chivalry, x. cavalleria, feudo no- 
 
 bile, che dipende dal re, o da al- 
 .•:.ore 
 . j. cioccolata ; chooolate- 
 
 po\ x. cioccrdatiera ; — stick, or 
 
 mill, x. frullo 
 Ch'ice. x. elezione, scelta, varieti, 
 
 abbondanzaj — a. sceho, eletto, 
 
 raro ; choice men. Sot di gente ; 
 
 — i. preziosamente, cara- 
 
 — - . x. delicatezza, 
 
 cura 
 Choir, x. coro d'una chiesa 
 Choke, v. a. sun^>care, strangolare ; 
 
 choke up a pipe, stoppare un 
 
 condotto 
 Choking, x. suffocamento 
 Choler.'f. bile, collera, ira; — ic, 
 
 v. a. scegliere, el 
 choose : . : - .-^ereT cap- 
 
 pare j choose rather, air. -. 
 Cho-osinz. x. scerlimento ; this was 
 at my own choosing, questo fa 
 di mia elezione 
 Chop. x. fetta, pczzo ; mutton-chop, 
 braciuola di castrato : chops, x. 
 pi. mascelle ; v. a. 
 tritare : — or eschange, l>arat- 
 tare ; chop offi v. a, troncare ; 
 _. r. a. afferrare, 
 . ire : choppiug-board, #. 
 tarllero; chopping-knife, x. co\- 
 tello. mannaia 
 . corista 
 C holography, x. corografia 
 
 ■. coro 
 Chough, x. (bird,) mulacchia 
 
 ceo, in- 
 : ro ,: — v. a. ingannare, 
 
 Chrism, x. cresima 
 Crisro 
 
 -.'. a. battezzare j — dom, 
 x. Cristianita ; — ing, x. baltesi- 
 mo 
 Christian, x. un Crist>ano; — itr, 
 i. Cris'iani'a : — ism. x. Cris- 
 tianesimo ; — ly, ad. Cristiana- 
 : — name, x. nome di bat- 
 tesimo 
 
 .ristmas- 
 box. x. salvaianaio ,: la manica 
 vie, il ceppo 
 Chromaric a. crcunatico ; — chro- 
 ma'ic music mt;-:ca cromatica 
 .a. cronico ; — diseases, 
 mniche 
 ChronicL. — r. a. 
 
 Chronicler, j. ntare ^i croniche 
 Chronologer, x. cronol g 
 
cm 
 
 Chronological, a. cronologico 
 Chronologist, s. crono,:.:; 
 Chronology, s. cronologia 
 Chrysalis, V. crysaJide [crisolito 
 Chrysolite, *. (a precious stone,) 
 Chub. s. (a fish.) capitone ; — un 
 
 r -:::eo - } — una tesaccia 
 Chuck. s. schiarcazzio. sorgozzone; 
 
 chuck-farthing, fossatta ; chuck, 
 
 v. a. scbiamazzare : — (under 
 
 the chin,) v. a. dare un sorgoz- 
 
 : " I -: 
 Chuckle, v. m dare nelle risa di 
 
 quando in quando 
 
 on rustics : — y. a,zotico 
 ."".*. on pezzo, tocco 
 C ':. :>.. ". iriria: — man, s. ec- 
 
 cSesastieo; — yard,*. ■::_ nitex 
 
 — lanis. t. ': I, r z -: : .--: \; : : . : 
 
 — time. ' a a : Pandarealh chi- 
 Esa : — ••--; odea, santese : church 
 a woman, v. a. entrare in santo, 
 purificarii 
 
 Churl, j. "!::. villano, un tac- 
 
 Eagno, avarone 
 Churlish, a. rusico, rozzo ; — ly, 
 
 ad. rusticamente j — ness, *. 
 
 r;;icita [burro 
 
 Churn. 5. zangola ; — v. a. are il 
 Chylaceous. a. di chilo 
 Chyle, s. chilo 
 
 :i~n. s. chilificazione, di- 
 
 ventar chilo [ca 
 
 Chymical. a. chimico, della chimi- 
 Chymist, s. un chimico 
 Chyniistry, s. la chimica 
 Cicatrice, s. cicatrice 
 Cicatrize, v. a. cicatrizzare 
 CSder, t. cidro 
 Cine ture. *. cintura 
 Cinders, s. cineri 
 7:. "t ra km, s. cinerazione 
 Cingle, *. cinghia 
 Cinnamon, s.'cannella; — tree, *. 
 
 albero di cannella 
 Ginqoe, *. cinque ; cinqoefoil, s. 
 
 cinque foglie 
 Cion, *. innesto, pollone 
 Cipher, *. " cifera. zero ; to stand 
 
 for a cipher, servir per ripieno : 
 
 — v. a. caicolare, far conti ; — 
 ing, s. caleolo, ennto 
 
 areola, dobo ; — circle- 
 wise, circolare, in circolo 
 
 Circle*, s. cerchietto di metallo per 
 i piatti 
 
 Circling, a, che cerchia in'omo 
 
 : . ■; iff " . a tttomo, dis- 
 partimento ; — v. a- circondare i 
 
 Circular, a. circclare. rotnio 
 
 Circulate, v. n. circnlare : — ion. j 
 *. dreoteakme : — I —. a. circo-l 
 
 CLA 
 
 lare ; circulatory letters, lettere 
 
 circolari 
 Circumambient, a. ambiente, che 
 
 circonda 
 Circumcise, v. a. circoncidere ; — 
 
 er, *. circoncisore ; — ion, s. cir- 
 
 concisione 
 Circumference, s. circonferenza 
 Circumflex, s. accento circonfiesso 
 Circumfluent, a. circonfluente 
 Circumfused, a. sparso all' intorno 
 Circumgirate, v. a. aggirare 
 Circumlocution, *. circonlocuzione 
 Circumscribe, v. a. circoscrivere, 
 
 regolare 
 Circumspect, a. circospetto ; — 
 
 ion, *. circospezione; — ly, ad. 
 
 prudentemente 
 Circumstance, *. circostanza ; one's 
 
 circumstances, lo s*ato d'una per- 
 sona ; — ed, a. situato 
 Circumstantial, a. circostanziale 
 Circumstantiate, v. a. circostan- 
 
 ziare [zione 
 
 Circumvallation, *. circonvalla- 
 Circumvent, v. a. circonvenire ; 
 
 — iony*. circonvenzione, sorpre a 
 Circumvolution, *. circuizione, giro 
 Circus. *. circo 
 Cistem, s. cisterna, cisternetta, 
 
 rinfrescatoio 
 Ci T ation, s. citazione 
 Cite. v. a. eitare, alleg-<re 
 Citing, s. citazione, alle=razione 
 Citizen, s. cittadino, borghese ; a 
 
 fellow-ci'izen, concittadino; citi- 
 zen-like, a. cittadinesco 
 Citron, *. limone : — tree, *. li- 
 
 mnne ; — colour, a. di color di 
 
 limone 
 Citadel, s. cittadella, fortezza 
 City, s. chta, villa : the freedom 
 
 of a city, cittaiinanza ; city-life, 
 
 vita cittadinesca 
 Cives, cr Chives, s. porri, pistili 
 Civet, *. zibetto 
 Civic, a. civicoj a civic crown, 
 
 corona civica 
 Civil, a. civile, galante, cortese : 
 
 — war, s. guerra civile ', civil 
 
 life, vita civile 
 Civilian. *. giurisconsulto, curiale 
 Civility. *. civilta 
 Civilize, v. a. civilizzare 
 Civilly, ad. civilmente 
 Clack", v. a. s'repitare, romoreg- 
 
 giare ; — er, s. nacchera ; — ing, 
 
 *. strepito 
 Claim, s. pre*enzione. diritto ; — 
 
 c. a. pre'en^ere. richiamare ; — 
 
 able. a. che si pub pretendere ; 
 
 — ing, *. pre'enzi oe 
 
 CLA 
 
 Clamber, v. a. rampicare 
 Clam, v. n. ostruire 
 Clamminess, *. viscosita 
 Clammy, a. vischioso. tenace 
 Clamorous, a. strepitoso 
 Clamour, s. clamore, strepito 
 Clamour, v. n. gridare, slrepitare 
 Cla-n, g. famiglia ; clan together 
 
 v. n. macchinar'e di concerto 
 Clancular, and Clandestine, a. 
 
 clandestino, segretoj -^ly, od. 
 
 clandestinamente 
 Clang, v. n. trombeggiare, suo- 
 
 nare ; — our, *. strombettata, 
 
 suono [tare 
 
 Clank, s. strepito ; — v. n. strepi- 
 Clap, s. colp^, botta. fracasso, stre- 
 pito ; — oi thunder, uno soppio 
 
 di tuono ; — (m surgery,) scola- 
 
 zione 
 Clap, v. a. battere, bussare ; clap 
 
 hands, applaudire_: clap on, v. a. 
 
 mettere, ficcare 
 Clap, v. n. scoppiare, srrepitare ', 
 
 clap in, v. a. ficcare : clap 
 
 spurs to one's horse, spronare un 
 
 cavallo 
 Clapper, *. applauditore ; — of a 
 
 mill, battente di molino ; — of 
 
 a bell, battocchio di campana; 
 
 — of a door, martello di porta 
 Clapping, *. carezze ; — for joy, 
 
 applauso ; clapping of the wings, 
 
 svolezzamento 
 Clare-obscure. *. chiaro scuro 
 Claret, *. claretto, vino rosso di 
 
 Francia 
 Clarify, v. a. chiarificare, chia 
 
 nre'j n. n. chiarificarsi ; — ing, 
 
 s. cbiarificazione 
 Clarion, *. (musical instrument,) 
 
 chiarina 
 Clash, *. fracasso, strepito, contesa, 
 
 disputa ; — v. n. urtarsi, scon- 
 
 trarsi. contendere, contrariare ; 
 
 clash with one's self, contraddirsi 
 Cla^hine, *. scontro,'urto : clash- ■ 
 
 ing of arms, lo srrepilo d'armi 
 Clashing, *. opposizione, disputa 
 Siasp. .i. fermasrlio. fibbia ; — v. a. 
 
 affibbiare, abbracciare 
 Class, s. classe, sfera, ordinej — 
 
 v. a. ordinare 
 Classical, cr Classic, a. classico; 
 
 classic authors, au+ori classici 
 Clatter, s. strepito confuso ; — 
 
 v. n. romoreggiare, contrastare, 
 
 cicalare ; — ing, *. susurro, fra- 
 casso 
 Clause, j. clausula, articolo 
 Claustral, a. claustrale 
 Claw. *. artiglio 
 
CLI 
 
 Claw, v. a. graffiare, lacerare ; lu- 
 singare 
 
 Clay, s. argilla, creta, loto, fango ; 
 day-land, 5. terra argiilosa ; clay- 
 pit, luogo d'onde si cava l'argilla; 
 
 — v. a. coprire d'argilla 
 Clean, a. schietto, polito, puro ; — 
 
 ad. di netto, affatto ; to make 
 clean, nettare 
 
 Cleanliness, s. nettezza 
 
 Cleanly, ad. neitamente 
 
 Cleanness, t. pulizia 
 
 Cleanse, v. a. nettare, mondare j 
 cleanse the blood, purificare il 
 sangue ; — ing, s. nettamento 
 
 Clear, a. chiaro, netto, facile, puro, 
 schietto ; clear complexion, car- 
 nagione delicata j clear coun- 
 tenance, viso aperto ; clear title, 
 titolo decisivo ; to be clear in the 
 world, non dover niente j clear, 
 ad. aff'atto; to keep clear from, 
 evitare ; clear-sighted, a. d'acuta 
 vista ; — v. a. chiarire, purgare, 
 xiettare ; clear a table, sparecchi- 
 are una tavola ; clear one's debts, 
 liberarsi da' debit! ; clear ac- 
 counts, regolare conti ; clear up, 
 v. n. rassenerarsi j — ing, *. 
 schiarimento ; — ly, ad. chiara- 
 mente, in tutto, aff'atto, assoluta- 
 mente ; — ness, s. chiarezza, se- 
 renita, puri-a, nettezza ; clear- 
 ness from a fault, innocenza 
 
 Cleave, v. a. spaccare, separare ; 
 
 — v. n. spaccarsi, aprirsi, appic- 
 carsi ; — er, s. coltello da spac- 
 care, quello che fende j a wood- 
 cleaver, uno spaccalegno 
 
 Cleaving, s. fendimento, fessura ; 
 a cleaving to, s. unione, legame 
 
 Cleft, s. fessura, apertura 
 
 Clemency, s. clemenza 
 
 Clement, a. clemente 
 
 Clergy, s. clero, gii ecclesiastici 
 
 Clergyman, s. ecclesiastico 
 
 Clerical, a. clericale 
 
 Clerk, s. scritturale, giovine di stu- 
 dio, &c. un cherico, prete ; — 
 (of a company,) segretario di 
 compagnia ; — of the kitchen, 
 serivano di cucina ; clerkship, *. 
 carica di segretario, o scrittu- 
 rale, &c. 
 
 Clever, a. abile, destro ; — clever 
 fellow, un uomo d'abilita 
 
 Cleverly, ad. abilmen f e 
 
 Clew, s. somitolo ; — of thread, s. 
 un gomitolo di filo 
 
 Click, v. n. tintinnnre 
 
 Clicket, s. mazzapicchio, marteilc 
 di porta 
 
 CLO 
 
 Client, s. cliente 
 
 Cliff, or Clift, s. rupe, dirupo, roca, 
 roca dirupata 
 
 Climacterical, a. climaterico 
 
 Climate, s. clima, regione, paese 
 
 Climax, s. gradazione 
 
 Climb, v. n. rampicare, montare ; 
 climb up a ladder, v. n. salire 
 una scala ; — er, s. rampicatore ; 
 — ing, s. il rampicare 
 
 Clime, s. clima, regione 
 
 Clinch, s. bisticcio, motto spiritoso j 
 — v. a. serrare, conchiudere ; 
 clinch a nail, ribattere un chiodo; 
 clinch the fist, strignere il pugno 
 
 Cling to, v. n. appiccarsi, attaccar- 
 si ; cling together, unirsi, riunire 
 
 Clingy, a. tenace, viscoso 
 
 Clink, s. tintinno ; — v. a. tintin- 
 nire, risonare 
 
 Clip, v. a. tondere, tosare 
 
 Clipper, s. quello che tonde ; — of 
 sheep, s. tonditore di pecore ; 
 clippings, s. tosatura 
 
 Cloak, s. mantello, pretesto ; riding 
 cloak, s. cappotto; cloakbag, s. 
 valigia ; c'oak-bearer, s. colui 
 che porta i! mantello ; — v. a. 
 coprire, palliare 
 
 Clock, s. orologio, ora ; clock- 
 work, movimento, a forza di pe- 
 so, e di ruote ; ciockmaker, s. 
 orologiaio ; clockmaking, s. arte 
 del orolosciaio ; — of a stocking, 
 conio, o il fiore d'una caiza 
 
 Clod, or Clot, s. zolla di terra ; to 
 break the clods, erpicare 
 
 Clod, v. n. erpicare, rompere, co- 
 agularsi ; clodded blood, s. san- 
 gue grumoso ; clodded milk, 
 latte quagliato [moso 
 
 Cloddy, a. zolloso, quagliato, gru- 
 
 Clog, s. imbarazzo, ostacolo ; clogs, 
 s. galoscia sopra scarpa da donne ; 
 clog, v. a. imbarazzare, incari- 
 care ; — gin?, s. imbarazzo 
 
 Cloister, s. chiostro ; cloister up, 
 v. a. rinchiudsre in convento ; 
 — al, a. m-jnas'ico 
 
 Close, a. serrato, stretto, conciso ; 
 close man, s. uomo avaro ; close 
 "weather, s. tempo fosco ; close 
 fight, zuffa rabbiosa ; close-stool, 
 s. una seggetta ; close coa f . s. giu- 
 stacuore ; closs-fisted, spilorcio ; 
 close, s. fine, conclusione, chiusa, 
 chiu-ura ; close to the ground, 
 rasente la terra ; to study close, 
 applicarsi alio studio ; clo-e by, 
 ad. molto vicino ; to keep a 
 thing close, tenere una cosa se- 
 greta 
 
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 CLU 
 
 Close, v. a. finire, concludere j 
 close a wound, rammarginare 
 una ferita ; close up, (as a 
 wound,) rammarginarsi ; close 
 with the enemy, venire alle 
 strette col nemico ', close with 
 one, accordarsi con uno; — ly, 
 ad. segretamente, di nascosto ; 
 closeness, s. spessezza, vicinita, 
 unione, riserva, cautela 
 Closet, s. gabinetto, camerino 
 Closing, s. chiuso, chiusura, fine 
 Clot-head, s. balordo, sciocco 
 Cloth, s. tela, panno ; clo.h-tnde, 
 *. trafnco di tele, di panni ; 
 cloth-weaver, s. tessitore di tele ; 
 cloth-worker, s. pannaiuolo; ta- 
 blecloth, s. la tovaglia; tissue- 
 cloth, broccato ,' horsecloth, s. 
 gualdrappa ; hair-cloth, *. cili- 
 cio ; cotton cloth, bambagino 
 Clothe, v. a. vestire ? coprire ; 
 clothes, s. abito, vestiti ; clothes, 
 biancheria ; a suit of clothes, un 
 vestito; bedclothes, coperte di 
 letto ; — ier, s. pannaiuolo ; 
 clothing, s. vestimento, abito 
 Cloud, s. nube, nuvola 
 Cloud, v. a. annuvolare, annuvo- 
 larsi ; — iness. s. tempo annuvo- 
 lato 
 Cloudy, a. nuvoloso, offuscato, at- 
 
 tristato, malinconico 
 Clove, *. garofano ; — of garlic, 
 uno spicchio d'aglia ; clove gilly- 
 flower, viola garafanata 
 Cloven, a. spartito, spaccato ; a 
 cloven foot, un piede fesso j 
 cloven-footed, a. che ha il piede 
 fesso 
 Clover, *. (grass,) trifoglio 
 Clout, s. cencio ; clouts, s. pi. pezze 
 Clout, v. a. rappezzare 
 Clouterly, a. materiale, balordo ; 
 
 clouterly, ad. grossolanamente 
 
 Clown, *. contadino, villano 
 
 Clownish, a. groisolano ; — ly, ad. 
 
 grossolanamente, rusticamente j 
 
 — ness, s. rusticita, grossolanezza 
 
 Cloy, v. a. satolare, saziare 
 
 Club, s. clava, bastonaccio, assera- 
 
 blea, crocchio ; — (at cards,) 
 
 fiori ; club of wits, societa d'uo- 
 
 mini d*ingegno ; clublaw, *. 
 
 legge sfabilita in una societa ; 
 
 clubfhted^heba un gran pugno j 
 
 clubfooted, che ha i piedi storti 
 
 Club, v. n. andar di meta, con- 
 
 tribuire 
 Cluck, v. n. chiocchiare 
 Clump, s. sciocco, balordo 
 Clumsily, ad. grossolauamente 
 
COA 
 
 Clumsy, a. grossolano, rustico, vil- 
 lano; a clumsy little fellow, un 
 tozzo d'uomo 
 
 Cluster, *. mucchio, gruppoj — of 
 grapes, grappolo d' uva ; to come 
 in a cluster, venire in folia 
 
 Clustered, a. serrato, raccolto 
 
 Clusterly, ad. in gruppo 
 
 Clutch, v. a. serrare, impugnare ; 
 clutch a thing, tener bene una 
 cosa 
 
 Clutches, s. pi. artigli 
 
 Clutch-fisted, spilorcio, avaro 
 
 Clutter, s. calca, turba, susurro, 
 strepito ; clutter together, v. n. 
 adunaisi ; clutter, v. n. strepi- 
 tare ; — in?, s. fracasso, strepito ; 
 to keep a cluttering, romoreggi- 
 are 
 
 Clyster, s. un serviziale 
 
 Coacervafe, v. a. accumulare, am- 
 montarej — ion, *. accumula- 
 7,ione 
 
 Coach, s. carrozza j coach and six, 
 carrozza a sei cavalli ; a stage- 
 coach, s. carrozza publica ; n 
 hackney-coach, carrozza d'affitto ; 
 coachman, s. c echiere ; — house, 
 rime-sa di carrozza; — maker, 
 carrozzaioj — v. a. andare in 
 carrozza 
 
 Coactnn, s. forza, coazione 
 
 Coadjutor, s. coadiutore 
 
 Coagula e, v. a. coagulare, coagu- 
 larsi ; — ion, s. coa-;iilazione 
 
 Coal, .v. cat bone; coalman, s. car- 
 bonaio ; coal-pit, miniera di car- 
 bone ; coal-heaver, s. facchino : 
 coal-house, s. carbonaio ; pit- 
 coal, $. carbon fos«ile ; charcoal, 
 *. carbone di legno 
 
 Coalesce, v. n. unirsi, incorporarsi 
 
 Coalescence, and Coalition, s. 
 unione, riunione, coalescenza 
 
 Coarse, a. grossolano, ruvido, sgar- 
 bato, vile, basso ; — ly, ad. gros- 
 solanamente ; — ness, s. bassezza, 
 ruvidezza 
 
 Coast, s. costa ; — of a country, 
 paese, regione ; from all coasts 
 da ogni parte [gian 
 
 Coast along, v. a. and n. costeg 
 
 Coat, s. (for men,) vestito, abito; 
 coat, s. (for women,) una gon- 
 nella, gonna ; coat of arms, armi 
 o arme; coat of mail, giaco, o 
 lorica; coat of armour, paluda- 
 mento ; a great coa', sopratodos ; 
 a waistcoat, una sottoveste ; a 
 turncoat, un rinegato ; coat a 
 child, v. a. vestire un fanciullo 
 
 Coax, v. a. vezzeggiare, lusingare ; 
 
 COF 
 
 coaxer, s. vezzegpiatore ; — ing, 
 s. il lusingare, vezzi 
 
 Cob, s. (sea bird,) gabbiano ; cob- 
 iron, s. alare [scarpe 
 
 Cobble shoes, v. a. racconciare 
 
 Cobbler, s. ciabattino 
 
 Cobweb, s. tela di ragno 
 
 Cocoa-nut, s. noce di cacao 
 
 Cochineal, .v. cocciniglia 
 
 Cock, s. gallo ; a turkey cock, s. 
 gallinaccio j cock of hay, un 
 mucchio di fieno ; — of a sun- 
 dial, s. gnomone, stilo; a pea- 
 cock, s. un pavone ; a woodcock, 
 una beccaccia ; weathercock, 
 banderaiuolo ; cockfigh'mg, s. 
 battalia di galli ; cockpit, s. 
 arena dovesi fanno combattere i 
 galli ; cockloft, s. stanza a tetto; 
 cockbrained, a. scervellato, men- 
 tecatto ; cocksparrow, passere 
 maschio 
 
 Cock. v. a. montare ; cock a gun, 
 alzare il cane dell' archibuso ; 
 cock up hay, ammucchiare del 
 fieno ; cock'up one's hat, tirar su 
 cappello 
 
 Cockade, s. nastro a modo di rosa 
 che si porta al cappello, fiocco 
 
 Cockatrice, s. basil ischio 
 
 Cocker, v. a. vezzeggiare, accarez- 
 zare ; — in?, s. vezzo, carezza 
 
 Cocket, s. sigillo del la dogaua, li- 
 cenza del la dogana 
 
 Cocking, s. battaglia di galli 
 
 Cockle, s. piccolo pesce col gu- 
 scio ; cockle-hell. s. conch iglia ; 
 cockle-weed, s. zizzania, loglio ; 
 cockle, v. n. incresparsi ; cock- 
 ling-sea, mare spumante 
 
 Cockney, s. chi e nato in Londra, 
 un gnnzo 
 
 Coction, s. bollitura, diges-tione 
 
 Cod, 5. baccello, guscio ; — (fish,) 
 merluzzo ; cod, *. guanciale 
 
 Codded, a. che ha guscio 
 
 Code. s. codice 
 
 Codicil, s. (law term,) codicillo 
 
 Codie, v. a. cuncere, bollire 
 
 Codling, s. mela buona di cuocere 
 
 Coequal, a. coeguale, eguale 
 
 Coercion, s. raffrenamento, freno 
 
 Coercive, a. che tiene in freno 
 
 Coessential, a. dell' istessa essenza 
 
 Coetaneous, a. coetano 
 
 Coeternal, a. coeterno 
 
 Coeval, a. della stessa eta, con- 
 tern poraneo 
 
 Coexistent, a. che esiste nel me- 
 desimo tempo 
 
 Coffee, or Coffee-berry, s. caffe ; 
 
 — tree, caffe ; —house, s. una 
 
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 bottega di caffe; — pot, *. una 
 caffettiera 
 Coffer, s. forzierej — er, *. teso» 
 
 riere del re 
 Coffin, s. cassa 
 Cog, s. (of a mill-wheel,) dente di 
 
 ruota ; the cog-wheel, ruota 
 
 dentata 
 Cog, v. a. adulare, lusingare j cog 
 
 the dice, metteredadi falsi 
 Cogent, a. urgente, potente 
 Cogger, *. adulatore, lusingatore 
 Cogging, s. adulazione, lusinga 
 Cogitate, v. a. cogitare, pensare 
 Cogitation, s. cog) azione 
 Cognation, s. cognazione, affinita, 
 
 somiglianza [notizia 
 
 Cognizance, s. conoscenza, marca, 
 Cohabit, v. n. coabitare j — ation, 
 
 *. coabitazione [rede 
 
 Coheir, s. coerede ; — ess, *. coe- 
 Cohere, v. n. convenire, aflarsi 
 Coherence, and Coherency, *. co- 
 
 erenza, connessione 
 Coherent, a. coerente 
 Cohort, s. coorte 
 Coif, s. cuffia 
 Coil, *. strepito, fracasso ; coil a 
 
 cable, v. a. raggomitolare una 
 
 gomena 
 Coin, *. conio, danaro ; coin, (in- 
 vent,) v. inventare, fare ; coin 
 
 money, monetare, battere mone- 
 
 ta ; coin new words, inventare 
 
 nuove parole ; — age, *. il mone- 
 tare, monetaggio 
 Coincidence, 5. rincontro 
 Coincident, a. che se rincontra 
 Coiner, *. monetario 
 Coining, s. il coniare monete 
 Coit, s. morella; to play at coits, 
 
 giuocare alle morelle 
 Cold, s. freddo, fredagione, catarro, 
 
 infreddatura ; to catch cold, raf- 
 
 freddarsi 
 Cold, a. freddo, indifferente; — 
 
 ness, s. freddezza ; to give a cold 
 
 entertainment, ricever un fred- 
 
 damente 
 Cole, *. cavolo 
 Cole wort, *. cavolo verde 
 Colic, s. colica 
 Collapsed, a. rovinato 
 Collar, *. collare; — of a band, 
 
 collaretto [collare 
 
 Collar one, v. a. pigliar uno pel 
 Collate, v. a. conferire, parago- 
 
 nare; collate a book, collazio- 
 
 nare un libro 
 Collateral, a. collaterale ; — de 
 
 gree of kindred, hnea collaterale 
 
 di parentado 
 
COM 
 
 Collation, s. merenda ; compara- 
 zione, collazione 
 
 Colleague, s. collega, compagno 
 
 Collect, s. colletta 
 
 Collect, v. a. raccogliere 
 
 Collecting, and Collection, s. col- 
 le2ione, raccola ; collection of 
 authors, raccolra di autori 
 
 Collective, a. collettivo ; — ly, ad. 
 collettivamente 
 
 Collector, s. collettore 
 
 College, s. collegio, societa 
 
 Cellegiate, s. s udente d'un colle- 
 gio ; — a. collegiate ; a colle- 
 giate church, chiesa collegiata 
 
 Collet, s. castone 
 
 Collier, y. mercanti di carbone fos- 
 sile 5 vascello di carbone ; — y, 
 s. miniera di carbone, mestiere 
 del carbonaio 
 
 Collision, s. dibattimento, scontro 
 
 Collop, s. fetta di carne 
 
 Colloquy, s. colloquio, dialogo 
 
 Collude," v. n. usar collusione 
 
 Collusion, s. collusione 
 
 Collusive, Collusory, a. collusivo 
 
 Colly, s. nero, fuliggine; colly, 
 v. n. annerare 
 
 Collyriurn, s. collirio 
 
 Colon, s. thus (:) due punti ; Via- 
 testino dopo il cieco 
 
 Colonnade, ?. colonnata 
 
 Colonel, s. colonnello 
 
 Colony, *. colonia, popolazione 
 
 Colosse, or Colossus, s. colosso ; co- 
 lossean, a. colosseo 
 
 Colour, s. colore, carnasjione, pre- 
 test"), ombra ; colours, s. pi. in- 
 sesma, band i era 
 
 Colour, v. a. colorire, illuminare, 
 scusare. palliare ; — v. n. arros- 
 sire ; — able, a. specioso ; — ing, 
 s. coloramente 
 
 Colt, s. pnledro ; colt's teeth, s. 
 denti di laUe ; colt's foot, s. un- 
 ghia cavallina 
 
 Colter, s. oltro 
 
 Columbary, s. colombaio 
 
 Columbine, s. olombina; —a. 
 color colombino 
 
 Column, s. colonna 
 
 Comb, s. pettine ; comb-brush, s. 
 spazzola da nettare il pettine ; 
 comb-case, s. pettiniera; comb- 
 maker, s. pettinagnolo ; comb, 
 g. valle, vallone ; a honey-comb, 
 *. fiale, favo ; a horse-comb, s. 
 stregghiaj cock's comb, s. cresta 
 di gallo 
 
 Comb, v. a. peHnare ; comb a 
 horse, s'regghiare un cavallo ; 
 comb wool, cardare della lana; 
 
 COM 
 
 comb flax, or hemp, conciare 
 del lino, o della canapa 
 
 Combat, s. combattimento j a 
 single combat, un duello 
 
 Combat, v. a. combattere 
 
 Combatant, s. combattente ; — a. 
 opposto [congiura, trama 
 
 Combination, s. congiugnimento, 
 
 Combine, v. a. combinare, giu- 
 gnere, tramare 
 
 Comburgess, s. concittadino 
 
 Combustible, a. combustibile 
 
 Combustion, s. combustione, dis- 
 ordine, tumulto 
 
 Come, v. n. venire, montare, cos- 
 tare, finire, terminare ; come 1o 
 an estate, venire al possesso d'un 
 eredi a ; come to preferment, 
 esser promosso • come to hand, 
 presentarsi ; come to light, 
 manifestarsi ; come into danger, 
 esporsi al pericolo ; come at a 
 thing, ottenere una cosa ; come 
 in, entrare ; — off, uscire, liber- 
 arsi; — up, sal ire ; — down, 
 scendere; — out, or forth, uscire, 
 sc^prirsi ; come asunder, dis- 
 farsi, scollarsi ; come forward, 
 avanzare ; come upon, sorpren- 
 dere ; come short of, fallire ; 
 come short of, essere inferiore, 
 cedere 
 
 Comedian, $. un commediante 
 
 Comedy, s. commedia 
 
 Comeliness, s. le;giadrfa, bHlezza 
 
 Comely, a. bello, grazioso, de- 
 cente, convenevole ; — ad. de- 
 centemente, gentilmente, con 
 grazia 
 
 Come off, s. pretesto, scusa 
 
 Comer, s. un che vienej a new 
 comer, forestiero 
 
 Comet, 5. una comcta 
 
 Comfits, s. confetti ; comfit-maker, 
 s. confettiere 
 
 Comfort, s. consolazione, ristoro, 
 piacere, ricreazione ; — v. a. con- 
 solare, alleggerire, ricreare, ral- 
 legrare ; comfort one up, incor- 
 raggiareuno 
 
 Comfortable, a. confortante, pia- 
 cevole, ricreativo j — ness, s. 
 con for to, ristoro ; — ly, ad. pia- 
 eevolmente 
 
 Comforter, s. consolatore 
 
 Comfortless, a. inconsolabile, dis- 
 piacente, tristo [fa ridere 
 
 Comical, a. comico, curioso, che 
 
 Coming, s. venuta, arrivo ; coming 
 in, s. entrata, rendita ; coming, 
 o. inclinato. facile 
 
 Comma, s. virjola 
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 COM 
 
 Command, *. comando ; to have 
 the command of one's person, 
 saper vincere le passioni 
 Command, v. a. comandare ; 
 aver la veduta, dominare ; com- 
 mand silence, imporre silenzio ; 
 command one's self, raft'renarsi j 
 — er, s. comandan'e, commenda- 
 tore ; — (a paver's utensil,) 
 mazzeranga ', — ment, s. co- 
 mandamento 
 Commemorate, v. a. commemo- 
 rare ; — ion, *. commemorazione 
 Commence, v. a. cominciarej — 
 
 v. n. matricolarsi 
 Commend, v. a. laudare, commen- 
 
 dare, raccomandare 
 Commendable, a. commendabiie ; 
 lodevoie ; — y, ad, lodevolmen'e 
 Commendam, s. commenda 
 Commendation, s. commenda- 
 mento, lode ; letters of com- 
 mendation, lettere di raccoman- 
 dazione [commendatorio 
 
 Commendatory, a. commendatizio, 
 Commender, s. lodatore [bile 
 
 Commensurable, a. commensura- 
 Commensurate, a. proporzionaio 
 Comment, s. commeuto, glosa ; 
 
 — v. n. commentare 
 Commentary, s. commento 
 Commentator, s. commen'atore 
 Commentitious, a. finto, falso 
 Commerce, s. commei-zio, negqzio, 
 
 societa 
 Commercial, a. di commercio 
 Commigration, s. commi^razione 
 Commination, s. comminazione 
 Comminatory, a. comminatorio 
 Comminute, v. a. sconquassare 
 Comminu'ion, s. divisione 
 Commiserate, v. a. commiserare 
 Commiserating, a. tenero, sensibile 
 Commiseration, s. compassione 
 Commissary, s. commissario 
 Commission, s. commissione, di 
 
 rezione 
 Commission, v. a. commettere, 
 
 stabilire ; — er, s. commissario 
 
 Commit, v. a. commettere,mettere, 
 
 mandare ; commit a thing to one, 
 
 fidare una cosa ad uno ; commit 
 
 a thing to memory, imprimere 
 
 che si sia nella memoria ; to be 
 
 committed, essere incarcerate 
 
 Commitment, J. cattura 
 
 Committee, s. societa, corpo per 
 
 esaminare un affare 
 Commixtion, s. mescolanza 
 Commode, s. cuffia da donna 
 Commodious, a. comodo, utile j — 
 ly, ad. comodamente 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 garbato ; — ly, ad. perfetta 
 
 mente ; — ness, x. perfezione 
 C om$ >:ion, «• compimeiito 
 Complex, a. raccoko. aggiunto j 
 
 complex ideas, idee composte di 
 
 mohe altreidee « 
 7:: ':? .'-. ad. unitamente 
 Complexion, «. carnagione, com- 
 
 :-:~:.i:-«L. r sant, a. compiaeente 
 
 „::--_:. r.r:i:::. It '.. '.: C:~z'.~zLiz.'. s. :::rplimento,Com- 
 
 : arison, «. comparazione ; be- pimento, perfezione 
 an caposqnadra j yond comparison, senza para- Complete, c. a. compire : — a- 
 r— «» pobblico : - z.parisorL, ad. a pa- compito, finito, belk>, regolare, 
 
 >le, il popolaccio ; rag-one di 
 z. i. :--'. .::'-.:;. : I :r.;_ it~t". •. ::~ 7 ;-:::- rz: : 
 
 : _ ; .: _:_...■-;./ :: :_:::. g:r: : — :f 
 
 :i 5-t — r.-. f:r:^_. a ia-i-er, r-jssilz : :: >7ej :it 
 :!.:_::. :■ -I pai- ~ :..... rrrr-pass. "tzere _:.: iez- 
 ' tro 1 limiti del dovere: in the 
 canuodta, n popo- j compass of our memories. 
 ! ' r.-: r:. r. :... 
 
 embfo de? comnnL ! Compass, c. a. cireondare, gnave, 
 
 id piebeo ; — of a : tteaoe. venirea capo : compass Compliance. s. compiacenza 
 wo jFub collegio j the death of one, macehinare la Compliant, a. condescendente 
 : . ..ti.7.7 ] morte dalcnno; compare one's Complicated, a. complieato 
 . _. .--_:... j desire, odenere U soo Lntento Cbmpliealian, *. compiicazione j 
 
 7 ._:.i : -;.7 : .-r ~:i. ~ :i<i- • . ::r. -.-:^ j — of figures, grnppo di figure; 
 
 — of diseases, aggregato di m?- 
 
 lattie 
 
 Complice, *. complice 
 
 Compliment, s. complimento ; — 
 
 s. &. pi. complimenti, ceremonie 
 
 Compliment, v. a. complimentare ; 
 
 — ::. ;. quello, o quella che fa 
 
 Compline, *. compieta, ultime 
 
 C ■':. -. m. a. macehinare, cospi- 
 rare : — ter, s. cospiratore 
 
 n. condescendere, con- 
 accomodarsi ; — ing, *. 
 ma 
 
 1 :-■.:'. v 
 
 1 7.-7 : comport one's self, c r. 
 
 [tartars : — ment, *. comporta- 
 
 mento. condotta 
 Compose, c. a. comporre , com- 
 
 pose one's self, v. r. assumere 
 
 laria seria ; compose a man's 
 
 passion, calmare la collera d'uno; 
 
 compose one's afiairs, regolare i 
 
 sooi affari 
 sane C mposer, t. compositore, antore, 
 
 composing-stick, *. (in printing,) 
 
 comp: ; 
 Composite, a. composto 
 Composition, «. composizione, con- 
 
 venzione 
 
 i:-: 
 
 C:r.T-. ■•.- r. 
 K. ad. a 
 
 - 
 
 (law Term,) *. attore 
 
 
 $. compositore 
 Composnre. *. composizione ; — of 
 
 mind, qniete d'animo 
 Comp: .iglia- 
 
 • : — --i". C :--.-/ .:.-.. -2. mnpoBto; — v. a, 
 j comporre ; — v. n. accordarsi, 
 enire 
 oe, dogli- 1 Comprehend, r. a. comprendere, 
 contenere. abbracciare 
 eaa C ./mprfchensible, a. comprensibile 
 -thension,!. c 
 
CON 
 
 Comprehensive, a. che comprende 
 
 moho, succinto 
 Compres?, v. a. ingravidare 
 Compression, *. compressione 
 Comprint, v. a. contraflare una 
 
 stampa 
 Comprise, v. a. contenere 
 Compromise, v. n. conipromettere 
 Compromise, s. compromesso 
 Comptrol. *. conlradizione 
 Comptrol, v. a. criticare 
 Comptroller, *. soprastante, cen- 
 
 sore, correttore 
 Compulsion, *. costrignimento 
 Compunction, *. compunzione 
 Compurgator, s. testimonio che 
 
 prova per duramen to l'innocen- 
 
 za (Tun aitro 
 Computable, a. che pud essere 
 
 stimato 
 Computation, s. computo, calcolo 
 Compute, v. a. compu-are; — ing, 
 
 s. computamento , — er, s. com- 
 
 puti-U 
 Comrade *. compagno, amico 
 Con, for Contra, ad. Ex. pro and 
 
 con. pro e contra 
 Concatena'ion, s. concatenazione 
 Concatenate, v. a. concatenare 
 Concave, a. concavo ; — ity, s. 
 
 concavita, profondita 
 Conceal, v. a. nascondere, celare ; 
 
 conceal a secret, tacere un se- 
 
 greto ; — er, t. occultatore ; — 
 
 inz. and — ment, s. nascondi- 
 
 mento 
 Concede, v. a. concedere 
 Conceit, *. concetto, scherzo, opi- 
 
 nione, sentimento ; idle conceits, 
 
 seherzi, ghiribizzi 
 Conceit, v. a. immaginarsi 
 Conceited, a. affettato, troppo stu- 
 
 diato. ridicolo. fantastico ; — ly, 
 
 ad. ostinatamente ; — ness, *. af- 
 
 fettazione ^ [pire 
 
 Conceivable, a. che si pub conce- 
 Conceive, v. a. concepire, pensare, 
 
 credere, immaginare ; conceive a 
 
 jealousy, pigliar sospetto j — ing, 
 
 s. concepimento 
 Concentre, v. n. concentrarsi 
 Concentric, a. concentrico 
 Conceptible. a. intelligibile 
 Conception, s. concezione ; a false 
 
 conception, mola 
 Concern, *. afiare, interesse, cor- 
 
 doglio, importanza 
 Concern, v. a. concernere. im- 
 
 portare : concern one's self, tor- 
 
 men'arsi, interessarsi ; it con- 
 cerns me as much as you, v. imp. 
 
 Bttlmporta quanto a Voi 
 
 CON 
 
 Concerning, part, concernente, in- 
 
 torno 
 Concernment, s. conseguenza 
 Concert, *. concerto ; — v. a. con- 
 
 certare, deliberare 
 Concession, s. concessione 
 Conch, s. conca 
 Conciliate, v. a. conciliare, gua- 
 
 dagnare ; — ion, s. conciliazione ; 
 
 — ory, a. conciliabile [za 
 
 Concinnity, s. concordanza, bellez- 
 Concinnous, a. ben ordinato 
 Concise, a. conciso, succinto 
 Concision, *. circoncisione 
 Conclave, s. conclave 
 Conclude, v. a. conchiudere, de- 
 
 terminare, fissare; to conclude, 
 
 in conclusione, infine 
 Conclusion, s. conclusione. esito 
 Conclusive, a. ultimo, conclusivo 
 Concoct, v. a. concuocere, dige- 
 
 rire : —ion, 5. coacozioue 
 Concomitancy, s. compagnia 
 Concomitant, a. concomitante j — 
 
 s. compagno 
 Concord, *. concordia, unione ; — 
 
 v. n. accordarsi ; — ance, *. con- 
 cordanza; — ant, a. concordante 
 Concordate, s. concordato - 
 Concorporate, v. n. iucorporarsi, 
 
 unire 
 Concourse. s. concorso, calca 
 Concrete, or Concreted, a. misio, 
 
 quagliato [zione 
 
 Concretion, g. me?cuglio. concre- 
 Concubinage, s. concubi rain 
 Concubine, s. una concubina 
 Concupiscence, s. concupi.^cenza 
 Concupiscent, a. libidinoso 
 Concupiscifcle, a. concupiscibile 
 Concur, v. n. concorrere, acccn- 
 
 sentire ; — rence, *. concorrcnza, 
 
 concorrimento, soccorso 
 Concurrentj a. concorrente, pre- 
 
 tendente 
 Concussion, s. movimento ; — ary, 
 
 a. concuss ionario 
 Condemn, v. a. condannare ; — 
 
 able, a. condannevole ; — ation. 
 
 s. condannazione 
 Coi'.densate, v. a. condensare, spes 
 
 sire ; — ion, s. condensamento 
 Condense, v. n. condensarsi 
 Condescend, v.n. condescendere, 
 
 degnarsi 
 Condescension, *. condescensione, 
 
 conipiacenza 
 Condescensive. a. condescendente 
 Condisn, a. condc?no 
 Condi'e. v. a. condire 
 Condition, s. condizione, s*ato. 
 
 clauiola, umore, naturaj upon 
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 CON 
 
 condition that, con patto che , 
 condition with one, v. a. far 
 parti con uno ; — al, a. condi- 
 zionale; —ally, ad. condizional- 
 mente 
 
 Condolatory, a. di condoglienza 
 
 Condolence, *. condoglienza 
 
 Condole with one, v. ru cendolersi 
 con uno 
 
 Con iolement, *. di condoglienza 
 
 Conduce, v. n. sen ire, essere utile 
 
 Conducible, and Conducive, a. 
 profittevole, utile 
 
 Conduct, *. condotta, direzione ; 
 a sare conduc', s. un salvo con- 
 dotto; conduct, v. a. condurre, 
 guidare ; — or, *. conduttore 
 
 Conduit, s. condot'o, canale ; — 
 conduit-pipe, s. acquedotto 
 
 Cone. s. cono 
 
 Confalwifate, v. n. discorrere 
 
 Confabulation, *. discorso 
 
 Confection, s. confezione ; — er, *. 
 confettatore 
 
 Confederacy, s. confederazione, 
 cocgiura, cospirazione 
 
 lie, *. confederato, colle- 
 ga'o ; — v. n. confederarsi, co- 
 spirare; — ion, *. confederazione 
 
 Confer, v. a. conferire, dire, ag- 
 guigliare, comparare ; confer 
 with one, v. n. discorrere con 
 alcuno; confer a living upon 
 one, conferire un beneficio ad 
 uno ; confer notes, unirsi in con- 
 si-lio 
 
 Conference, s. conferenza 
 
 Confess, v. a. confessare, dichia- 
 rare ; — v. a. confessarsi 
 
 Confessedly, ad. certamente 
 
 Confessing", a7id Confession, t. rl 
 confessare, confessione; — ary, 
 s. confes"ionario 
 
 Confessor, s. confessore 
 
 Confide, v. n. fidarsi, conndare 
 I Coniiaence. *. confidenza, audacia, 
 | baldanza 
 
 Confident, s. confidente, deposita- 
 ; rio : — a. certo, sicuro. ardito, 
 | arrogante ; — :y, ad. confidente- 
 ! men-e 
 
 j Configuranon, .?. confi?urazione ; 
 ! — of stars, una costellazione 
 
 Confine, v. a. imprigionare, re- 
 I primere, moderare ; — v. 72. 
 j confinare, essere contizuo ; — 
 j ment, s. prigion'a, costrigni- 
 j mento, soggezi-ne. bando, esilio 
 
 Confines, s. cntini. limiti 
 
 Confirm, t\ a, confermare ; -. 
 ation. s. confermazicne ; — atory. 
 o. confermativo 
 
CON 
 
 Confiscate, (one's goods,) v. a. 
 
 contiscare 
 Confiscation, s. confiscazione 
 Conflagration, s. incendio 
 Conflict, s. conibatiimento, couflit- 
 
 to, contesa, dispu'a 
 Confluence, and Conflux, s. afflu- 
 ent, concorso ; — of a river. 
 
 un confluente 
 Conform, a. conforme ; — v. a. 
 
 conformare 
 Conformable, a. conforme ; — y, 
 
 ad. in conformi'.a 
 Conformation, s. conformita 
 Conformist, s. conformista 
 Coii form iry, s. conformita, somi- 
 glianza ' 
 Confound, v. a. confondere, guas- 
 
 tare, distruggere 
 Confoundedly, ad. tenibilmente 
 Confraternity, s. confraternita 
 Confront, v. a. confrontare, con- 
 
 ferire; — ing. s. riscontro 
 Confused, a. confuso, mescolato ; 
 
 — ly. ad. c>nfusameu!e 
 Confusion, s. confusione, disordine, 
 
 perplessita. rovina, distruzione 
 Confutation, s. confutaziona 
 Confute, v. a. confutare, convin- 
 
 cere ; confute a slander, giustifi- 
 
 carsi d'una calunnia; — ing, s. 
 
 confutamen'o 
 Conge, or Congee, s. licenza 
 Congeal, v. n. congelare, congelar- 
 
 si, rappigliarsi ; — ing, s. conge- 
 
 lazione ; ' — able, a. cbe si pub 
 
 congelare 
 Congee, v. n. saluta^e 
 Congelation, s. conzelazione 
 Congenial, a. dell' htesso ger.io ; — 
 
 ity, s. somiglianza di genio 
 Congeniture, s. nascita contempo- 
 
 ranea 
 Congeon, s. un nano, caramogio 
 Conger, s. (a large eel.) gongro 
 Congestion, s. mucchio, massa 
 Conglaciate, v. n. congelarsi 
 Conglutinate, v. n. conglutinarsi, 
 
 unirsi ; — ion, s. conadu'inazione 
 Congra'ulate, v. a. congratulare ; 
 
 — ion, s. congrahilazione 
 Congresra'e, v- a. contrregare 
 Congregation, s. congregazione 
 Congress, s. cnngresso. abbocca- 
 
 mento, societa,"battaglia, com- 
 
 battimento 
 Congruence, t. congruenza 
 Congruent, a. congruente, con- 
 forme 
 Congruity, s. congruenza 
 Congruous, a. congruo, convene- 
 
 vole 
 
 CON 
 
 Conical, or Conic, a. conico 
 Conjectural, a. conghietturale ; — 
 
 ly, ad. per conghiettura 
 Conjecture, s. conghiettura, in- 
 
 dizio ; — v. a. conghietturare ; 
 
 — er, s. indovino; — ing, s. con- 
 ghiettura 
 Conjoin, v. a. congiungere ; — tly. 
 
 ad. congiuntamente 
 Conjugal, a. congiugale 
 Conjugate, v. a. congiugare 
 Conjugation, s. congiugazione 
 Conjunction, s. congiunzione, 
 
 unione 
 Conjunctive, a. and s. congiuntivo 
 Conjunctly, ad. congiun f amente 
 Conjuncture, s. congiuntura j in 
 
 this conjuncture of affairs, lo sta- 
 
 to nel quale si trovano le cose 
 Conjuration, s. conjurazione, co- 
 
 sprrazione, incanto 
 Conjure, v. a. scongiurare; pre- 
 
 gare, cospirare, esorcizzare; — 
 
 er, s. scongiuratore, mago; — 
 
 ing, s. stregoneria 
 Connate, a. nato insieme 
 Connatural, a. na'urale 
 Connect, v. a. legare, giungere ; — 
 
 ing, Connexion, s. legameuto. 
 
 connessione, attaccamento, con- 
 
 nessita 
 Connive, v. n. fii^ere, tollerare 
 Connivance, send Conniving, s. 
 
 connivenza 
 Connubial, a. congiugale 
 Connudate, v. a. spogliaYe 
 Conquer, v. a, conquis'are, do- 
 
 nare, so'tomettere ; — ing, s. 
 
 conquistamento, conqnisia ; — 
 
 or, s. conqtiistatore 
 Conquest, s. conquista 
 Consanguinity, s. con-^anruinita 
 Conscience, s. coscienza 
 Conscientious, a. coscienzioso ; — 
 
 ly, ad. coscienziosamente ; — 
 
 ness, s. buona co^cienza 
 Consciouable, a. equitabile, gius'o ; 
 
 — ness, s. equi a, giustizia ; — ly, 
 
 ad. sius f amente 
 Conscious, a. consapevole ; — ness, 
 
 s. conoscenza interiore ch' abbi- 
 
 amo d'una co~a 
 Consecrate, v. a. consecrare, dedi- 
 
 care, immortal are; consecration, 
 
 *. consecrazione 
 Consectary, s. conseguenza 
 Consecutive, a. consecu'ivo 
 Consent, s. cons=-nso, approbazion? 
 Consent to, v. n. consentire, con- 
 
 correre 
 Consentaneous, a. convnevole 
 Consenting, s. con~entimento 
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 Consequence, *. conseguenza, ira« 
 portanza; by consequence, ad, 
 couseguentemen'e 
 
 Consequent, s. conseguenza ; — a. 
 conseguente ; — ial, a. impor- 
 tante ; — ly, ad. conseguente- 
 mente 
 
 Conserv^ibJe, a. conservabile 
 
 Consenation, *. conservazione 
 
 Conservator, *. conservatore*; — y, 
 s. conserva 
 
 Conserve, s. conserva ; — v. a. 
 conservare ; conserve fruits, con- 
 fettare frutta 
 
 Comerver, s. conserva' ore 
 
 Conserving, s. conservamento 
 
 Consider, v. a. considerat-e, con- 
 templare, pensare, pregiare, sti- 
 ma'e, riconoscere, rimunerare 
 
 Considerable, a. con iderabile ; — 
 ly, ad. considerabilmente 
 
 Considerate, a. considerato, savio ; 
 — ly, ad. prudentemente ; — ness, 
 *. considerazione, circospezione 
 
 Consideration, s. considerazione, 
 presente, ricompensa, stima, ris- 
 guardo 
 
 Considerer, s. esaminatore 
 
 Considering, s. consideramento j 
 — a. pensieroso, prudente, giu- 
 dizioso ; considering that, conj. 
 a'teso che 
 
 Consign, v. a. consegrare; con- 
 sign one to punishmen , far pu- 
 nire alcuno ; — ing, s. consegna- 
 zione 
 
 Consist, v. n. consistere, accordar- 
 si ; — ence, — ency, s. consis f enza, 
 somiglianza; consistent with, a. 
 conforme 
 
 Consistent, a. p^usibile, coerente ; 
 — ly, ad. coeren'emente 
 
 Cousistorial, a. consis f oriale 
 
 Consistory, s. consistorio 
 
 Consociare, v. a. associare ; — 
 v. n. unirsi insieme 
 
 Consolate, v. a. consolare 
 
 Consolation, *. consohzione 
 
 Consolatory, a. consolativo 
 
 Console, v. a. consolare 
 
 Consolidate, v. a. consolidare, riu 
 nire 
 
 Consolidation, *. consolidazione, 
 congiunzione di due benefizj 
 
 Consonance, s. consonar.za,accordo, 
 conformita, somiglianza 
 
 Consonant, a. conforme ; — *. una 
 consonante ; consonant, ad. con- 
 formemente ; — ly, ad. con- 
 forme, s^condo 
 
 Consort, *. consor+e, socio 
 
 Consort, v. n. associarsi 
 
CON 
 
 Conspicuity, and Conspicuousness, 
 
 j. IVvi.lenza. Pessere cospicuo 
 Conspicuous, a. co>picuo, illustre, 
 riu.arcabile ; — ly, acL notabil- 
 mente 
 Conspiracy, s. cospirazione 
 Conspirator, y. cospiratore 
 Conspire, v. n. cospirare, accordar- 
 
 si, concorrere 
 Conspiiing, *. cospirazione 
 Cons'.able, *. commissario del 
 
 quartiere 
 
 Constancy, *. costanza, ftrmezza 
 
 Conslai)'," a. costante, fermo, per- 
 
 severante, durabile, ezuale ; to 
 
 be constant to one, essere tedele 
 
 ad uno ; — ly, ad. costantemente 
 
 Constellate, v. n. formarsi in co- 
 
 stellazione 
 Constellation, s. costellazione 
 Consternation, s. costernazione 
 Constipate, v. a. costipare 
 Constipation, *. costipazione 
 Constituent, s. commettente 
 Constitute, v. a. costituire 
 Constituting;. a)id Constitu'ion, s. 
 Costituzione. regolaniento, lezge; 
 — of the body, tenipcraniento 
 Constrain, v. a'. costriznere j — ed- 
 ly, ad. di mala vozlia [lenza 
 Constraint, s. costriznimen'o, vio- 
 Constriction. ?. costriznimento 
 Construe ion, s. coustruzione, in- 
 
 terpre'azione, senso 
 ConsTucture, s. edifizio 
 Construe, v. a. construire ; spie- 
 
 gare ; — inz, *. construzione 
 Consub-tan'ial, a. consustanziale 
 ConsuDstantiation, s. consustanzia- 
 
 zione 
 Consul, *. console ; — ship, s. con- 
 
 sola'o ; — ar, a. consolare 
 Consult, s. consulta ; — v. a. con- 
 sul'are ; — D. n. deliberare ; — 
 ation, s. consul tazione ; — ing, 
 x. il consultare, consulta 
 Consume, v. a. consumare; con- 
 sume away, v. n. con^umarsi 
 Consumer, s. consumatore 
 Consuming, s. con-umamento 
 Consummate, a. terminate, finifo 
 Consummate, v. a. pcrfezionare, 
 
 fiuire, terminare 
 Con- urn ma* inz, and Consumma- 
 tion, *. compimento, perfezione 
 Consumption, #. consumazicne, 
 
 etica 
 Consumptive, a. etico 
 Contact, *. contat'o, toccamento 
 Conta?i-«n. *. conazione 
 Contaziou<=. a. contagioso ; — ness, 
 i contagione 
 
 CON 
 
 Contain, v. a. contenere, rinchiu- 
 dere, raffrenare, reprimere; con- 
 tain one's self, v. ?-. moderarsi 
 Contaminate, v. a. bruttare ; — 
 
 ion, s. bruttura 
 Contemn, v. a. sprezzare ; sde- 
 
 gnare ; —ing, s. sprezzo 
 Contemplate, v. a. conteniplare 
 Contemplation, s. contemplazione 
 Contemplative, a. con'einplativo; 
 
 — ly, ad. per contemplazione 
 Contemplator, s. contempla'ore 
 Contemporary, s. un contempora 
 
 neo 
 Contempt, *. sprezzo, scherno ; — 
 
 of the court, contumacia 
 Contemptible, a. sprezzabile ; — y, 
 
 ad. sprezzevolmeute 
 Contemptuous, a. disprezzante, 
 superbo ; — ly, ad. alteramente 
 Contend, u. n, contendere, litizare, 
 pretendere, mantenere ; contend 
 for, fare a gara 
 Content, a. contento, soddisfatto ; 
 — s. contento; contents, *. il 
 contento, la grandezza 
 Content, v. a. contentare 
 Contented, a. contento, felice ; — 
 ly, ad. contentamente, paziente- 
 nien'e ; — ness, *. con'en'ameulo 
 Contentful, a. con'ento, felice 
 Conlen ion, s. con'enzione. contesa 
 Contentious, a. contenzhso ; — 
 ly, ad. contenziosamente ; — 
 ness. s. disputa, lite, umore con- 
 tenzioso 
 Contentment, s. contentamento 
 Contents, s. pi. il con'enuto ; a 
 table of contents, tavola di ma- 
 terie 
 Contest, s. contestazione ; — v. ??. 
 contestnre ; — able, a. che si pud 
 contestare ; — ation, s. contesta- 
 zione 
 Context, and Contexture, *. tessi- 
 tura, tessu'o 
 Contiguity, s. propinquita 
 Contiguous, a. contizuo. vicino 
 Contiuency, and Continence, s. 
 
 coniinenza, cas'i'a 
 Continent, a. continente ; — ly, 
 
 ad. moleratamente 
 Contingency, s. continzenza, sorte 
 Contingent, a. con'ingente ; — 
 *. scolto, parte ; — ly, ad. casual - 
 mente [continuamente 
 
 Continual, a. continuo; — ly, ad. 
 Continuance, *. continuanza, sog- 
 
 giorno, dimora 
 Continuation, s. con'inuazione 
 Continuator, s. con'inua'ore 
 Continue, v.n. continuare, dimo- 
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 rare, soggijrnare, durare, per* 
 sistere ; — v. a. confermare 
 Continued, a. continuo; — ly, ad. 
 
 contir.uatamenle 
 Continuity, *. con inuita 
 Continuous, a. continuo 
 Contort, v. a. attorcigliare 
 Contortion, s, contorsione 
 Contour, s. (in painting,) contomo 
 Contraband, a. proibito ; contra- 
 band goods, meicanzie di cou- 
 trabbando 
 Contract, *. contratto, patto 
 Contract, y. n. contiattare, abbre- 
 viare, ristrignere, contrarre, con* 
 traere, acquis'.are ; contract debts, 
 indebitarsi 
 Contraction, ». abbreviatura, ri- 
 
 strignimento 
 Contractor, s. un contrattante 
 Contradict, s. contraddizione 
 Contradict, v. a. contraddiie ; con- 
 tradict one's self, contraddrrsi , 
 contradict an inclination, rintuz 
 zare un inclinazione 
 Contradiction, s. contraddizione 
 Contradictious, a. contraddicente 
 Contra lic'ory, a. contraddittnrio 
 Contradistinguish, v. a. contradis- 
 
 tinguere 
 Contrariety, s. contrarieta 
 Contrarily, ad. al contrario 
 Contrariwise, ad. altrimenti 
 Contrary, a. contrario, opposto j 
 — s. il contrario ; — prep, con- 
 tra; contrary to his promise, 
 contro la sua promessa ; contrary 
 to my wishes, con'.ro i mit-i desi- 
 derj ; on ihe contrary, ad. al 
 contrario [trastanza 
 
 Contras', s. contrasto, lite, con- 
 Contrast, v. n. farun contrasto 
 Contravallation,*. contravallazione 
 Contravene, v. a. cintravvenire ; 
 
 — r, s. contravvenente 
 Contravention, s. contravvenzione 
 Conti ibute, v. a. contribute 
 Contributary, a. tribu'ario 
 Contribution, s. contribuzione 
 Contributor, s. contributor 
 Contrite, a. contri'o, pentito 
 Contrition, s. contrizione 
 Contrivance, s. invenzione, arte, 
 
 inzerno 
 Contrive, v. a. invenfare ; con 
 trive a design, concer'are un di- 
 sezno ; contrive a man's ruin, 
 tramare TalTui rovim ; — er, s. 
 invvntore, au'ore ; — ing, s. (in- 
 vention,) invenzione 
 Control, s. raflrenamento ; — v. a 
 tenere a freno 
 
CON 
 
 Controversial, a. di controversia 
 Controvert, v. a. disputare 
 Contumacious, a. contumace, scor- 
 
 tese, ostinato, contumelioso 
 Contumacy, s. contumacia 
 Contumely, s. contumelia, insulto 
 
 Contusion, s. ammaccatura 
 
 Conundrum, *. espressione facezio- 
 sa 
 
 Convalescence, *. convalescenza 
 
 Convenable, a. convenevole 
 
 Convene, v. a. convocare ; — v.n. 
 ragunarsi 
 
 Convenience, and Conveniency, s. 
 comodita, convenienza, confer 
 mita 
 
 Convenient, a. comodo, conve< 
 niente, convenevole, proporzio- 
 nato, atto ; — ly, ad. comoda- 
 meute, convenevolmente, esatta- 
 mente, a proposito 
 
 Convent, s. convento 
 
 Convent, v. a. chiamare, citare 
 
 Conventicle, s. conventicolo 
 
 Convention, s. assemblea degli 
 stati, convenzione, patto ; — al, 
 a. fatto per convenzione; con- 
 vent ioner, s. membro di assem- 
 blea 
 
 Conventual, a. conventuale 
 
 Conversable, a. sociabile 
 
 Conversant, a. pratico ; versato, 
 conversante 
 
 Conversation, s. conversazione, 
 commercio, societa 
 
 Converse, s. familiarita, conoscen- 
 za; converse with one, v. n. 
 conversare con alcuno 
 
 Conversing, s. conversr.mento 
 
 Conversion, s. conversione 
 
 Convert, s. un convertito 
 
 Convert, v. a. convertire ; cam- 
 biare ; — er, s. convertitore ; — 
 ible, a. convertible ; — ing, s. 
 conversione 
 
 Convex, a. convesso 
 
 Convex, s. convessita ; the convex 
 of a globe, il convesso d'un globo; 
 — ity, 8. convessita 
 
 Convey, v. a. trasportare, yortare, 
 mandare ; convey away, portar 
 via ; convey one out of danger, 
 salvar uno; — ance, s. vettura, 
 trasporto, cessione ; — ancer, s. 
 notaro 
 
 Convict, s. un reo 
 
 Convict, v. a. convincere 
 
 Conviction, s. convinzione 
 
 Convictive, a. convincente 
 
 Convince, v. a. convincere 
 
 Convincing, a. incontestable; — 
 ly, ad. jnvincibilmepte 
 
 COP 
 
 Convocation, s. convocazione 
 Convoke, v. a. conv care 
 Convolution, s. torcimento 
 Convoy, s. convoglio, scorta 
 Convoy, v. a. convogliare, scortare 
 Convulse, v. a. trasportare 
 Convulsion, s. convulsione ; con- 
 vulsion fits, s. pi. convulsioni 
 Convulsive, a. convulsivo 
 Cony, s. coniglio ; cony warren, s. 
 
 conigliera 
 Coo, v. 7i. mormorare ; cooing, s. 
 
 mormorio 
 Cook, s. un cucco, un treccone ; — 
 maid, s. fantesca die fa da cuoca ; 
 — 's shop, s. una bettola ; cook, 
 v. a. fare la cucina; — ery, s. 
 Parte del cuoco 
 Cool, a. fresco, freddo 
 Cool, s. il fresco 
 
 Cool, v. a. rinfrescare ; — v.n. 
 rinfrescarsi, rafi'reddarsi, mode- 
 rarsi, rallentarsi 
 Cooler, s. un refrigerativo 
 Cooling, s. rinfrescamento ; — a. 
 
 refrigerante 
 Coolness, s. freschezza, fresco 
 Coolly, ad. di sangue freddo 
 Coomb of corn, s. misura di grano 
 Coop, s. specie di stia ; coop up, 
 
 v. a. rinchiudere 
 Cooper, s. bottaio ; wine cooper, 
 
 mercante di vini 
 Cooperate, v. n. cooperare 
 Cooperation, s. cooperazione 
 Cooperator, s. cooperatore 
 Coordinate, a. eguale, del medesi- 
 
 mo ordine 
 Coot, s. (bird,) smergo [fetto 
 
 Cop, s. capo, cima, sommita, ciuf- 
 Copal, s. ragia bianca e lucente 
 Coparcener, s. coproprietario 
 Coparceny, s. divisione eguale 
 Copartner, x. compagno, sozio ; — 
 ship, s. societa [nubi 
 
 Cope, 5.pianeta; il concavo delle 
 Cope, v. a. barattare, cambiare, 
 
 sporgere, uscire del piano 
 Copier, s. un copista 
 Coping, s. baratto ; coping of a 
 building, cima d'un edifizio ; 
 coping of a wall, sporto d'un 
 muro 
 Copious, a. copioso, abbondante ; 
 — ly, ad. copiosamente ; — ness, 
 s. copiosita ; — (of a language,) 
 ricchezza d'una lingua 
 Copped, a. crestuto, puntuto, acuto j 
 Copper, s. rame, calderone ; cop- ' 
 persmith. s. calderaio; copper- 
 plate, s. lastradi rame 
 Copper-nose, s. naso di gallinaccio 
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 Copperas, s. vitriolo 
 Coppice, and Copse, s. maccbia 
 Copulate, v. n. accoppiare ; copu- 
 lation, s. copulazione 
 Copulative, a. copulativo 
 Copy, s. copia, il doppio, esem- 
 plare, modello, esempio ; copy- 
 hold, podere ; copyholder, *. 
 fittaiuolo 
 Copy out, v. a. copiare, trascrivere 
 Coquette, s. una civetta 
 Coquetry, s. civettevia 
 Coral, s. corallo, sonaglio 
 Coralline, a. di corallo 
 Corbel, s. una nicchia 
 Cord, s. una corda ; cord of wood, 
 catasta di legna; cord-maker, s. 
 cordaio 
 Cordage, s. sartiame 
 Cordelier, s. Francescano 
 Cordial, a. cordiale, sincero; — ly, 
 ad. cordialmente; — ity, s. cor- 
 dialita 
 Cordwainer, s. calzolaio 
 Cordon, s. cordone 
 Cordovan leather, s. cordovano 
 Core, s. torso, fondo 
 Coriander, s. coriandro 
 Cork, s. sughero, turacciolo 
 Cork, v. a. turare un fiasco con un 
 
 turacciolo 
 Cormorant, s. specie di smergo 
 Corn, s. frumento, grano ; corn- 
 loft, s. un granaio ; corn chan- 
 dler, *. venditoredi grano; com 
 on the toe, callo nel piede 
 Corn, v. a. aspergere di sale, insa- 
 lare un poco [lo 
 
 Cornel, s. corniola ; — tree, eornio- 
 Cornelian, s. cornalina 
 Corner, s. cantone, angolo ; — ed, 
 
 a. angolare 
 Cornet, s. cornetta, scuffia 
 Cornice, s. (in architecture,) cor- 
 nice 
 Cornigerous, a. cornuto 
 Cornucopia, s. corno di abbondanza 
 Cornute, a. cornuto ; — s. un cor- 
 nuto ; cornute, v. a. far becco 
 Corollary, s. corollario 
 Coronation, s. coronazione 
 Coronet, *. corona ; a duke's coro- 
 net, s. corona ducal e 
 Corporal, s. corporale ; — a. cor- 
 poral e, di corpo; — ly, ad. cor- 
 poral mente 
 Corporate, a. Ex. a body corpo- 
 rate, una comunita 
 Corporation, *. comunita ' } corpo- 
 ration town, citta municipale 
 Corporeal, o. corporeo ; — ity, t, 
 solidjta 
 
COT 
 
 Corporeity, *. corporal ita 
 Corpse, s. corpo niorto 
 Corps-de-iuanl, s. corpo di guardia 
 Corpulency. 3. corpulenza 
 Corpulent, a. oorpulento, grosso 
 Corpuscle. *. corpusculo 
 Corpuscular, a. di corpusculo 
 Correct, a. corretto, esatto 
 Correct, a. correggere, temperare, 
 castigare ; — ion, *. coii"ezione, 
 enieiidazione ; casti^o ; under 
 correction, con rispetto ; — ive, 
 a, correttivo: — ly. ad. corretta- 
 men'e; — ness, s'. esattezza; — 
 or, 5. correttore 
 I . . a. correlativo 
 
 Correspond, r. ?i. eorrispondere ; 
 — ence, *. corri-ponlenza ; — 
 ent, s. un cnrrispondente ; — ent, 
 a. couforme. convenevole ; — 
 ins. a. conveniente, couforme 
 . a. corrigibile 
 . t. rivale. concorrente 
 Corroborate, v. 7U corroborare, for- 
 tif.care, appoggiare ; — ion, t. 
 corroborazione J — ive, a. cor- 
 roborativo 
 
 . v. a. corrodere, rodere 
 Corrosive, a. cur.'sivo; — ness,*. 
 qua! 
 
 enodi srrinze 
 Corrupt, a. corrotto, catiivo 
 Corrupt, d. a. corrompere ; — 
 t\ n. guastarsi ; corrupt wit- 
 nesses, v. a. subornare testimoni 
 Corrupter, t. corruttore 
 Corruptibili'y, *. corruttibilita 
 Corruption. *. corruzione, marcia, 
 
 putrefazione 
 Corruptive, a. corruttibile 
 Corruptive, a. pestilenziale 
 Corruptly, ad. corrottamente 
 Corsair, *. cor^are. pirato 
 Corselet, J. corsaletto [dente 
 
 Coruscan'. a. corruscan'e, risplen- 
 Coruscation, *. corruscazione 
 Cosmetics s. beile'ti per rendere 
 
 !a ca rmgione bella 
 Conoetic, a. cosmetico 
 
 » 1; ber, s. cosmosrrafo 
 
 raphy, *. cosmograna 
 
 1 1. agnello, poledro, &c. al- 
 
 Cost. v. n. co<tare, valere 
 
 tipativo; 
 
 - 
 
 . nto 
 CosMy. a. caro, splendid© ; — ad. 
 •ontuosamente ; — ness, *. prezzo 
 d'liDi 
 
 ipanna; sheep-cot, s. un 
 ". una maudra 
 
 cou 
 
 Cofemporary, s. cotcmporario 
 Cottage, *. capauna; — r, *. un bi- 
 
 folco 
 Cotton, s. cottone 
 Cotton, p. n. nggrinaairi 
 .Couch, or couch-bed, s. lettuccio 
 Couch, v. a. rinchiudere ; couch 
 
 an eye, levare la cataratta d'un 
 
 occhio ; — v. ?i. coricarsi 
 Couchant, a. giacente 
 Couched, a. Ex. a letter well 
 
 couched, una lettera ben scritta 
 Cough, s. la tossc ; — v.n. tossire 
 Council, s. concilio ; council-board, 
 
 la tavola del concilio; council- 
 chamber, *. il concilio 
 Counsel, s. consijli", avviso 
 Counsel, or Counsellor, s. avvocato 
 Counsel, v. a. consigliare; coun- 
 sel to the contrary, dissuadere 
 Counsellor, s. consigliere ; a privy 
 
 counsellor, consigliere di stato 
 Count, s. un conte ; domanda 
 Count, v. a. concare, calcolare, 
 
 credere, tenere 
 Countenance, s. aspetto, aria, aiuto, 
 
 appoggio 
 Countenance, v. a. sostenere, pro- 
 
 teggere, aiutare; — er, s. pro- 
 
 tettore, fautore, partisiano 
 Counter, s. banco, un ^ettone 
 Counterbalance, s. conrrappeeo ; — 
 
 v. a. contrappesare 
 Counterchan^e. t. contraccambio ; 
 
 — v. a. cambiare 
 Countercharm, s. malia opposta ad 
 
 un altra 
 Countercheck, s. eensura recipro- 
 
 ca ; — v. a. riprendere recipro- 
 
 camente 
 Counterfeit, a. contraffatto, falso. 
 
 finto, supposto ; — s. imposlore 
 Counterfeit, v. a. contraffare, fin- 
 
 gere ; — *. imiiatore, inventore, 
 
 autore ; — of hands, wills, &c. 
 
 un falsano ; — er of coin, un 
 
 monetario falso ; — edly, ad. fin- 
 
 tamente 
 Cnun'ermanrl, s. conlrammandato 
 Coun'ermand, v. a. contramman- 
 
 dare ; countermand a will, in- 
 
 validare un testamento 
 Countermaich. s. c>n'raiTimarcia 
 C^un'errnine, *. con'ramniina 
 Countermine, v. a. contrammi- 
 
 nare ; — er, *. quello che fa le 
 
 contrammine 
 Coun'erj ane, s. c^Itre 
 Coonterpart, s. co|>iad'unoscri»to : 
 
 cm' rapar'e fcarsi 
 
 Coonterplea, *. replicn per ?iustifi- 
 Counterplot, t. ospiiazione sup- 
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 COU 
 
 posta ; — v. 11. fare una cospira- 
 zione finta 
 Counterpoint, s. contrappunto 
 Counterpoise, s. contrappeso 
 Counterpoise, v. a. contrappesare 
 Counterscarp, s. conlrascarpa 
 Countersecurity, s. cedula che si 
 
 da ad un mallevadore 
 Countervail, v. ?i. valere altret- 
 
 tanto ; — v. a. ricompensare 
 Counterwork, v. a. contrammi- 
 
 nare 
 Countess, s. contessa 
 Counting, *. contamento ; count- 
 ing-house, *. banco 
 Countless, a. innumerabile 
 Country, s. regione, paese ; — 
 house, *. una villa; —man, *. 
 un contadino ; — dance, *. con- 
 traddanza 
 County, *. contea, provincia 
 Coupee, s. passo intrecciato 
 Couj)le, *. una coppia ; laccio 
 Couple, v. a. accoppiare, legare; 
 
 — v. n. copularsi, rnaritarsi 
 Couplet, s. due rime 
 Couplet, v. n. far versi 
 Coupling, s. copula 
 Conrag •, *. corag^io, valore 
 Courageous, a. coraggioso ; — ly, 
 ad. cora^giosamente ; —ness, 
 s. coraggio 
 Courant, .?. corrente 
 Courier, s. corriere 
 Course,*, corso, carriera, cammino, 
 viaggio ; siro, volta, vicenda; 
 via, metodo, maniera, condotta, 
 misura ; course of eggs, una co- 
 vata d'uova ; of course, or in 
 course, ad. naturalmente 
 Course, v. a. cacciare ; course of 
 
 a hill, trapassare d'un monte 
 Courser, s. un corsiere; disputa- 
 
 tore 
 Court, or Court-yard, s. cortile 
 Court, *. una stradella ; the court, 
 *. la cor:e; court-minion, *. un 
 favorito ; court-ladies, le dame 
 dellacorte; court-card, .*. carta 
 figurata ; courtlike, a. alia ma- 
 niera della corte; a tennis-court, 
 einoco di pal la corda 
 Court, v. a. corteejiare, far Pa- 
 more, brigare, sollicitare 
 Courteous, a. conese, ealante, be- 
 nevole, civile, benigno ; — ly, 
 ad. cortesemente ; — ness, *. cor- 
 tesia 
 Cour'e^an, *. cor'eiiana 
 Courtesy, s. rivercnra di donna, 
 cortesia, favorc, benignita, afEv- 
 bilita 
 
CRA 
 
 Courtier, s. cortegiano 
 Courtly, a. elegante, pulito 
 Courtship, *. civilita, cortesia, ga- 
 
 lanteria 
 Cousin, t. cugino, cugina 
 Cove, s. seno di mare 
 Covenant, s. accordo, convenzione, 
 
 alleanza, lega 
 Covenant, v. n. convenire, trattare j 
 
 — er, j. confederato 
 Cover, s. un coperchio, una posata, 
 
 pretesto ; — of a letter, involto 
 
 d'uua lettera 
 Cover, v. a. coprire, nascondere, 
 
 velare, palliare ; cover over, 
 
 t). a. oscurare 
 Coverlet, s. copertura 
 Covert, s. coperta, nascondiglio ; — 
 
 a. maritata; — ly, ad. coperta- 
 
 mente ; coverture, s. protezione 
 Covet, v. a. ambire, desiderare ; — 
 
 able, a. desiderabile 
 Covetous, a. avido, bramoso, avaro, 
 
 taccagno ; — ly, ad. sordida- 
 
 mente ; — ness, s. cupidigia, de- 
 
 siderio, avarizia [nici 
 
 Covey of partridges, nidiatadi per- 
 Cow," s. vacca; a milch cow, s. 
 
 vacca lattante; a cow with calf, 
 
 vacca pregna ; cow-keeper, vac- 
 
 caio 
 Cow, v. a. sgomentare, intimidire 
 Coward, J. un codardo, un vile ; — 
 
 ice, — liness, s. codardia, vilta ; 
 
 — ly, a. codardo, vile j — ad. 
 
 vilmente. da codardo 
 Cowl, s. cappuccio 
 Cower down, v. n. abbassarsi 
 Cowslip, *. tass-)barbasso, verbasco 
 Coxcomb, s. vno sciocco, un goifo ; 
 
 an ignorant coxcomb, un igno- 
 
 rantaccio, un asino 
 Coxcombical, a. impertinente 
 Coy, a. modesto, ritroso ; schifo, 
 
 delicato j — ness, *. modestia, ri- 
 
 trosita 
 Cozen, v. a. ingannare, truffare ; 
 
 cozenage, or cozening, s. in- 
 
 ganno 
 Crab, s. mela salva f ica ; — (a fish.) 
 
 granchio ; crab-louse, s. piattola ; 
 
 crab-tree, s. melo salvaico 
 Crabbed, a. acerbo. arcigno, rozzo, 
 
 ruvido, severo ; — ne.rs, s. ruvi- 
 
 dezza, umore fan'astico 
 Crack, s. fes=ura, crepa*ura, scop- 
 
 piata, millan*atore : crack-brain 
 
 ed, a. mentecatto, niaHo 
 Crack, v. a. sc^ppiare, fendere ; 
 
 — v. n. creparsi, aprirsi, crepo- 
 
 larsi, vantarsi 
 Cracker, s. un salterello, millania- 
 
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 tore ; a nut-cracker, s. strumento 
 
 da rompere le nocciuole 
 Crackle, v. n. scoppietiare; — ing, 
 
 s. scoppiatura 
 Cracknel, s. ciambella 
 Cradie, s. culla ; iron cradle, s. 
 
 graticola da fuoco ; to rock the 
 
 cradle, cullare 
 Craft, s. mestiere, professione ; 
 
 as'uzia, arte, artificio 
 Craftiness, s. destrezza, astuzia 
 Craftily, ad. astutamente, con arte 
 Craftsman, s. artigiano 
 Crafts-master, s. un artista 
 Crafty, a. astuto, accorto, scaltro, 
 
 fino 
 Crag, s. nuca, rupe, rocca ; the 
 
 crag of a rock, la cima d'una 
 
 rupe 
 Cragged, or Craggy, a. diroccato 
 Cragginess, *. l'essere diroccato 
 Cram, v. a. ficcare, stivare ; em- 
 pire, zeppare ; cram poultry, in- 
 
 grassare il pollame 
 Crambo, s. giuoco di rima 
 Cramp, s. il granchio ; cramp-iron, 
 
 s. rampino, graffio 
 Cramp, v. a. costrignere, uncinare 
 Cram per, s. unci no, graffio 
 Cramping, s. forza 
 Crane, s. grua, gru, argano, un si- 
 
 fone ; a sea crane, f. grua marina 
 Crane up, v. a. tirar su per mezzo 
 
 d'un argano 
 Crank, a. possente, vigoroso ; alle- 
 gro, festoso 
 Crankle in and out, v n. serpere 
 Crankles, s. gira volte 
 Crannied, a. crepato . * 
 Cranny, s. fessura, crejiatura- 
 Crape,"s. velo 
 Crash, s. strepito, fracasso ; conte- 
 
 sa, gara 
 Crash, v. a. fracassare ; — v. n. 
 
 strepitare. far rumore ; — ing, s. 
 
 strepito, fracasso 
 Crass, a. grosso, grossolano, spesso 
 Crassitude, s. spessezza, grossezza 
 Cratches, s. malattia di cavallo 
 Cravat, s. cravatta 
 Crave, v. a. domandare : — ing, s. 
 
 domanda; — ing. a. in^aziabile ; 
 
 — nes=, s. umore insaziabile 
 Craunch. v. a. schiacciare 
 Craw, s. gozzo ; crawfish, s. gam- 
 
 bero 
 Crawl, v. n. rampicare, s'rascinare, 
 
 serpere ; — er. s. un ret ile 
 Crayon, s. pastell"> 
 Craze, v. a. rompere, fraeas^are 
 Crazin?ss, s. caducita, indisposi- 
 
 zione 
 
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 Crazy, a. malaticcio, indisposto 
 
 Cream, s. fior di latte, d'un libro 
 
 Cream, v. n. rappigliarsi 
 
 Crease, s. piega, cattiva piega 
 
 Creaie, v. a. creare, costituirej 
 causare, ecci'.are 
 
 Creating, s. creazione ; — of new 
 officers, elezionedi nuovi uffiziali 
 
 Creation, *. creazione 
 
 Creato»-, s. creatore 
 
 Creature, s. creatura 
 
 Credence, s. credenza, fede ; nome, 
 fama 
 
 Credentials, s.pl. lettere di cre- 
 denza 
 
 Credibility, s. probabilita 
 
 Credible, a. credibile ; — ness, *. 
 probabilita j — ly, ad. probabil- 
 mente 
 
 Credit, s. credito, autorita ; onore, 
 gloria [onore 
 
 Credit, v. a. dar fede, credere, far 
 
 Creditable, a. onerevole, onesto ; 
 — ness, s. onorevolezza j — ly, 
 ad. onore vol m^nte 
 
 Creditor, s. creditore 
 
 Creduli f y v s. credulita 
 
 Credulous, a. credulo 
 
 Creed, *. simbolodegli apostoli 
 
 Creek, s. cala, seno di mare 
 
 Creek, s. ruolo 
 
 Creek, v. n. crosciare ; — ing, 3. 
 croscio 
 
 Creep, v. n. rampicare ; creep 
 and crouch, lusingare ; creep in, 
 insinuarsi, ficcarsi ; creep out, 
 sfilarsi ; creeper, s. creatura che 
 rampica ; creep-hole, s. buco per 
 dove uno pub scampare ; pre- 
 test, scampo 
 
 Crepuscule, s. crepuscolo 
 
 Crescent, s. luna crescente, la mez- 
 za luna 
 
 Cresses, s. crescione 
 
 Cresset, *. lan'ernone; — (to set a 
 pot on,) un trepiede 
 
 Crest, s. cresta. cimiero j crest- 
 fallen, a. sgomentato 
 
 Crevice, s. fessura, crepatura 
 
 Crew, s. banda, torn>a ; — of a 
 ship, la ciurma d'un vascello 
 
 Crib, s. manzia'ria 
 
 Cribble, s. cribro, crivello 
 
 dick in the neck, s. un torticoUo 
 
 Cricket, s. grillo, sor'a di giuoco 
 alia pa'la ; seggiola bassa 
 
 Crier, s. jridatore ; a public crier 
 banditore 
 
 Crime, s. delitto, peccato 
 
 Criminal, a. criminale ; — ly, ad. 
 criminalmente ; — ity, s. caso 
 criminale 
 
CRO 
 
 Crimple, v. n. ritirarsi 
 
 Crimson, s. chermisi 
 
 Cringe, s sommessione servile 
 
 Cringe, ??. n. essere vilmente os- 
 sequiosoj — ing, $. abbiettezza ; 
 cringing soul, anima vile 
 
 Crinkle, v. n. serpere, andar ser- 
 pendo; crinkles, s. giri, gira- 
 volte 
 
 Cripple, a. storpiato, zoppo; — 
 ness, s. storpiatura 
 
 Crisis, s. crisi. crise 
 
 Crisp, a. fragile, facile da rompersi, 
 crespo, frilto 
 
 Crisp, v. a. increspare ; crisping- 
 iron, s. calamistro 
 
 Criterion, s. il segno della verita 
 
 Critic, s. un critico, censore 
 
 Critical, a. critico, pericoloso ; — 
 ly, ad. da critico 
 
 Criticise upon, v. a. criticare 
 
 Criticism, s. critica 
 
 Croak, v. crocitare, gridare 
 
 Crock, s. pignatta 
 
 Crocker}', s. vascellame di terra 
 
 Crocodile, *. coccodrillo j croco- 
 dile's tears, false lagrime 
 
 Croft, s. un chiuso, praticello 
 
 Croises, s. pellegrini, crociati 
 
 Crony, s. amico intimo 
 
 -Crook, s. uncino j a shepherd's 
 crook, rocco 
 
 Crookbacked, a. gobbo 
 
 Crooked, a. storto, adunco 
 
 Crooked nose, naso adunco ; crook- 
 ed line, linea curva ; — ness, s. 
 curvatura ; — (of rivers, &c.,) le 
 rivolture de' fiumi [storte 
 
 Crooklegged, a. che ha le gambe 
 
 Crop, s. raccolla, ricolta; — of a 
 bird, gozzo d'uccello 
 
 Crop, v. a. scortare, tondere ; crop 
 corn, cogliere del grano 
 
 Crosier, s. rocco pastorale 
 
 Croslet, s. frontale 
 
 Cross, *. croce, tormento ; cross- 
 bow, $. balestra ; cross-staff, s. 
 croce geometrica ; cross-wise, 
 ad. attra verso ; cross-grained, a. 
 fastidioso, caparbio 
 
 Cross, a. traversato ; bisbetico, 
 fan*astico, catiivo ; cross-path, s. 
 crocicchio ; cross-lines, linee 
 traversal i ; cross-bite, s. ingatmo 
 
 Cross-bite, v. a. ingannare 
 
 Cross, ad. attraverso, alia tra versa 
 — pref. a tra verso ; — v. a. tra- 
 versal, passare, incrocicchiare, 
 nuocere, affanuare, affliggere 
 cross out, v. a. scancellare ; - 
 ly, ad. maliziosamentej — ness, 
 t. malizia, perversita 
 
 CRU 
 
 Crotchet, s. croma; fantasia, ca- 
 
 priccio j inganno, astuzia 
 Crouch, v. n."apiattarsi 
 Croup, s. assistente nel giuoco j — 
 
 v. a. servire di assistente nel 
 
 giuoco 
 Crow, s. corvoj crow's foot, s. 
 
 tribolo, ranoncolo j crow toes, *. 
 
 giacinto ; cock crow, s. il canto 
 
 del gallo j a scarecrow, s. spau- 
 
 racchioj a crow, una lieva di 
 
 ferro 
 Crow, v. n. cantare j crow over 
 
 one, insultare uno 
 Crowd, *. calca, folia 
 Crowd, v. a. calcare, affollare ; 
 
 crowd in, spignersi nella calca ; 
 
 crowd all the sails, spiegare tutte 
 
 le vele 
 Crowd a thing in, ficcare una cosa 
 Crown, s. corona, diadema, ghir- 
 
 landa, uno scudo ; — of a peri- 
 wig, cuffia d'una perrucca ; 
 
 crown of a hat, forma d'un cap- 
 
 pelloj crown-land, s. dominio 
 
 della corona 
 Crown, v. a. coronare, finire, ri- 
 
 compensare; crown a man at 
 
 draughts, damare una pedina j 
 
 — ing, s. coronamento 
 Cruciate, v. a. cruciare 
 Crucible, s. crociuolo 
 Crucifix, s. crocifisso J — ion, s. 
 
 crocinssione 
 Crucify, v. a. crocifissare ; — ing, 
 
 s. crocifiggimento 
 Crude, a. crudo; crudity, s. crudi- 
 
 ta, indigestione 
 Cruel, a. crudele, barbaro ; — ly, 
 
 ad. crudelmente; — ty, s. cru- 
 
 delta 
 Cruet, s. guastadetta 
 Cruise, *. corso ; — v. a. corseg- 
 
 giare ; cruiser, «•. vascello di cor- 
 so ; cruising, s. corso 
 Crumb, *. midolla, mica 
 Crumb, and Crumble, v. a. smi- 
 
 nuzzare 
 Crummy, a. midolloso 
 Crump, or Crump shouldered, a. 
 
 gobbo 
 Crumple, s. crespa, grinza 
 Crumple, v. a. raggrinzare 
 Crunch, v. a. croccare 
 Crunk, v. n. gridare come una 
 
 grii 
 Crupper, s. groppa, groppiera 
 Crusade, s. crociata 
 Crush, v. schiacciare, ammaccare ; 
 
 crush a party down, sterminare 
 
 un partito 
 Crust, *. crosta 
 
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 Crust, v. n. incrostarsi 
 Crustaceous, and Crusty, a. CW»» 
 
 toso, crosta to 
 Crustiness, s. cattivo umore 
 Crusty, a. puuliglioso 
 Crutch, s. gruccia 
 Cry, s. susurro, grido, pianto ; a 
 
 cry of hounds, una muta di cani 
 Cry, v. a. gridare, chiamare j — 
 
 v. n. piangere, sclamare J cry 
 
 up, vantare, lodare, esaltare 
 Crying out, s. grido, esclamazione ; 
 
 a woman's crying out, doglie del 
 
 parto 
 Crying down, 5. scredito, calo 
 Crying, a. gridante, enorme 
 Crystal, s. cristallo j — line, a. 
 
 cristallino 
 Cub, (a bear's cub,) orsacchio 
 Cube, s. un cubo 
 Cubical, or Cubic, a. cubico 
 Cubit, s. cubito 
 Cuckold, *. un becco, cornutoj 
 
 cuckold one, v. a. far cornuto 
 Cuckoo, s. cuculo 
 Cucumber, *. cetriuolo 
 Cud, *. parte interiore della gola j 
 
 to chew the cud, ruminare, pon 
 
 derare 
 Cudden, or Cuddy, s. uno sciocco, 
 
 minchione 
 Cuddle, v. a. careggiare 
 Cudgel, f. bacchio, batocchio 
 Cudgel, v. a. bastonare 
 Cue, s. umore, coda 
 Cutf, *. un manichetto ; cuff, or a 
 
 fisticuff, s. un pugno ; to go to 
 
 cuffs, venire alle mani 
 Cuff, v. a. schiaffeggiare 
 Cuirass, 5. corazza 
 Cuirassier, s. corazziere 
 Cull, v. a. scegliere, scerre 
 Cullender, s. colatoio 
 Cull ion, s. coglione, briccone 
 Cullis, s. brodo, consumato 
 Cully, s. un gonzo 
 Cully one, v. a. acchiappare, in- 
 gannare 
 Culm, s. specie di carbone 
 Culpable, a. colpevole 
 Culter, s. coltro 
 Cultivate, v. a. coltivare 
 Cultivation, and Culture, s. colti- 
 
 vazione, coltura 
 Cultivator, s. coltivatore 
 Culver, *. Colombo 
 Culverin, s. colubrina 
 Cumber, s. impedimento 
 Cumber, v. a. impedire 
 Cumbersome, a. incomodo 
 Cumin, s. comino 
 Cunctation, s. dimora, indugio 
 
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 Cunning, a. astuto, scaltro, corto ; 
 
 — 5. astuzia, accorlezza, destrez- 
 za, sagacita; — ly, ad. sagace- 
 mente, astutameate 
 
 Cup, s. coppa, taz^a ; — of a 
 flower, la boccia d'un fiore ; 
 cupbearer, s. coppiere ; cup- 
 board, s. buffetto, armario 
 
 Cup, v. a. ventosare 
 
 Cupidity, s. cupidigia, passioae 
 
 Cupola, s. cupola 
 
 Cuppel, s. coppella 
 
 Cur, s. un cane, cane degenerato 
 
 Curable, a. curabile 
 
 Curate, s. curato, vicario 
 
 Curator, s. curatore 
 
 Curb, s. freno 
 
 Curb, v. a. frenare, trrttenere 
 
 Curbs, s. malattia di cavallo 
 
 Curd, or Curds, s. latte rappreso 
 
 Curdle, v. n. rappigliarsi 
 
 Cure, *. rimedio, cura j cura, bene- 
 fizio 
 
 Cure, v. a. curare, sanare 
 
 Curfew, s. campana per far estin- 
 guere il fuoco 
 
 Curing, s. cura, guarigione 
 
 Curiosity, s. curiosila 
 
 Curious, a. curioso, ammirabile; 
 delicato, destro, esatto, fino j — 
 ly, ad. curiosamente, esatta- 
 mente, con arte ; — ness, s. esat- 
 tezza 
 
 Curl, s. riccio, ciocca 
 
 Curl, v. a. arricciare, innanellare; 
 
 — v. n. arricciarsi ; — ing, s. 
 1'arricciare ; curling-iron, cala- 
 mistro 
 
 Curmudgeon, s. uno spilorcio 
 Currants, s. ribes; red currants, 
 
 ribes rosso 
 Currency of coin, corso della mo- 
 
 neta ; current, s. (of water,) cor- 
 
 rente 
 Current, a. corrente, stabilito ; 
 
 current price, prezzo corrente 
 Currier, s. conciatore 
 Currish, a. cagnesco ; brutale, brus- 
 
 co; — ly, ad. bru'almente 
 Curry, v. a- conciare pelli ; curry 
 
 a horse, strigliare un cavallo 
 Currycomb, s. stregghia 
 Curse, s. maledizione 
 Curse one, v. a. maledire uno ; — 
 
 v. n. bestemmiare, giurare 
 Cursed, a. maledetto ; — ly, ad. 
 
 abominsvolmente ; — ness, s. 
 
 perversita 
 Cursitor, s. cursore 
 Cursorily, ad. alia leggiera, in 
 
 fretta 
 Cursory, a. leggiero, fatto in fretta 
 
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 Curstness, s. forza, ngore 
 
 Curtail, v. a. troncare, mozzare ; 
 to curtail a horse, tagliare gli 
 orecchi e la coda ad un cavallo ; 
 to curtail one's wages, diminuire 
 altrui il suo salario 
 
 Curtain, *. cortina, cortinaggio : 
 — before a stage, tcndone ; cur- 
 tain-rod, s. verga di ferro 
 
 Curvature, s. curvatura 
 
 Crr"e, a. curvo ; curve line, s. 
 linea curva 
 
 Curvet, s. corvetta 
 
 Curvet, v. n. corvettare ; — ting, 
 s. corvetta 
 
 Curvilinear, a. curvilineo 
 
 Curvity, s. curvita 
 
 Cushion, s. cusciao 
 
 Cusp, s. la pun ta 
 
 Cuspidate, a. puntato 
 
 Custard, s. specie di tarta 
 
 Custody, s. guardia, prigione 
 
 Custom, s. costume ; custom-house, 
 s. ia dogana 
 
 Customable, a. ordinario j — ly, 
 ad. ordinariamente 
 
 Customary, a. comune 
 
 Customer, s. avventore 
 
 Custos, s. custode, guardiano 
 
 Cut, s. taglio, fcrita, sfregio, figura, 
 stampa ; cut-throat, s. tagliacan- 
 tone j put-purse, s. un borsaiuolo ; 
 to draw cuts, giuocare alle bus- 
 chette 
 
 Cut, v. a. tagliare, mozzare ; cut 
 the vine, potare la vite ; cut a 
 loaf, tagliare un pane j cut ca- 
 pers, fare delle capriuolej cut 
 one short, interrompere ; cut off 
 an heir, diseredare ; cut asunder, 
 stracciare, rompere ; cut up, 
 trinciare ; cut down, segare 
 
 Cutaneous, a. cutaneo 
 
 Cuticle, s. cute 
 
 Cutlass, s. coltellaccio 
 
 Cutler, s. coltellinaio ; sword-cut- 
 ler, s. spadaio 
 
 Cutter, s. tagliatore; corn-cutter, 
 s. uno che taglia calli ; a stone- 
 cutter, s. statuario 
 
 Cu'ting, s. ritaglio 
 
 Cutting, a. pungente, satirico 
 
 Cuttle, *. seppia 
 
 Cutlets, s. bracciuole 
 
 Cycle, s. rivoluzione, corso 
 
 Cyclopaedia, s. enciclopedia 
 
 Cygnet, s. un cigno giovine 
 
 Cylinder, s. cilindro 
 
 Cylindrical, a. cilindrico 
 
 Cymbal, s. cembalo / 
 
 Cynical, a. ssvero, austero 
 
 Cynic, s. un cinico 
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 Cynosure, s. la costellazione dell' 
 
 orsa minore 
 Cypher, s. see Cipher 
 Cypress-tree, s. cipresso 
 Czar, il Czar 
 
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 DAB, s. schiaffetto; — (fish,) 
 rombo ; dab of dirt, *. zac- 
 chera ; dab-chick, s. gallinella 
 
 Dabble, v. a. zaccherarej to dab* 
 ble in the dirt, dimenarsi nel 
 fango 
 
 Dace, s. specie di pesce 
 
 Dactyle, s. dattilo 
 
 Dad, or Daddv, s. babbo 
 
 Daffodil, s. asfodillo 
 
 Dag, s. schioppetto 
 
 Dagger, s. un pugnale 
 
 Daggle, v. a. zaccherare, imbrat- 
 tare [mente 
 
 Daily, a. cotidiano; —ad. giornal- 
 
 Daintily, ad. delicatamente 
 
 Daintiness, s. lecconeria, delicatez- 
 zaj dainty, a. leccone, goloso; 
 splendido, abbondante 
 
 Dairy, *. luogo per il latte; dairy- 
 woman, s. donna che vende latte 
 
 Daisy, s. margherita 
 
 Dale, s. una valle 
 
 Dalliance, s. scherzo, lascivezza 
 
 Dallier, s. burlone, un baione 
 
 Dally, v. n. scherzare, burlare, 
 baluccare, indugiare, burlarsi, 
 beffare 
 
 Dalmatic, s. tonacella 
 
 Dam, s. la madre di certe bestie, 
 cateratta ', dam up, v. a. stpp- 
 pare, chiudere ; dam up a wia- 
 dow, murare una finestra 
 
 Damage, s. danno, torto ; — v. a. 
 danneggiare 
 
 Damask, s. dammasco ; damask 
 rose, s. rosadammachina; dam- 
 ask napkins, s. salviette dam- 
 maschine ; damask bed, s. letto 
 dammasc.0 
 
 Damask wine, v. a. scaldare un 
 poco il vino 
 
 Dame, *. dama 
 
 Damn, v. a. dannare, condannare j 
 — able, a. dannabile; — ably, 
 ad. orribilmente 
 
 Damnation, s. dannazione 
 
 Damnify, v. a. danneggiare 
 
 Damp, s. umidita; — a. umido; 
 — v. a. inumidire; damp one, 
 v. a. scoraggiare 
 
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 Dampness, s. umi lit.i 
 
 Danuel, a tittella 
 
 Damson, t. specie di susina nfa 
 
 Dance, .v. danza, ballo; v. u. and 
 a. .lanzare, ballare; dance at- 
 tendance, aspettare ; dancer, s. 
 h&Uerino 
 Dancing s. ballo j dancing-room, 
 j. salads ballo ; dancing-master, 
 s. ballerino 
 Danoc4ion. s. spezie di cicoria 
 Dandle, . . differire 
 
 DandraiEj s. forforaggine [co 
 
 . damerino, scioc- 
 Dane-wort, s. ebbio, cbulo 
 Danger, s. risclno, pericolo 
 Dangerous, a. pcrieoloso j — 1}', ad. 
 
 pericolosamente 
 Dandle, v. n. dandolare ; dandle 
 about a woman, stare senipre all' 
 intorno d'unadonua ; — er, s. un 
 effeminato 
 Dapper, a. vigoroso, sajliardo 
 Dapple, and Dappled, a. poinato, 
 
 Depple-gray, leardo pomato 
 Dare. v. n. osare, arilire ; — v. a. 
 
 Daring, a. udifo, temerario; — ly, 
 ate ; — ness, s. 
 
 baldanza 
 Dak. a. oscuro, tenebroso,: dark 
 
 lantern. J. lantern?, sorda ; dark, 
 
 or darkness, s. tenebre: dark- 
 
 sizhte.l, a. di cirta vista 
 Darken, v. a. oscurare; —ing, *. 
 
 oscuramento 
 Darkly, ad. oscuramente 
 Darkness, s. oscurita 
 Darlinz, *. un cucco, favor ito ; — 
 
 a. favnito. diletto [ciare 
 
 Darn, s. cucitura — v. a. raccon- 
 Darnel, *. lojlio. zizzania 
 Darner, *. racc>nciatore 
 Dart, $. dardo, strale; —v. a. scoc- 
 
 care, lanciare ; — er, *. lancia- 
 
 tore 
 Dash, s. colpo, traMo ; — v. a. col- 
 
 pire, urare ; dash a project. 
 
 sconcertare un progetto ; dash 
 
 out, v. a. scancellare 
 Dastard, s. un codarlo ; — ize, v. 
 
 a. etfeminare ; — lv, a. infingar- 
 
 do 
 Date, *. data ; — (fruit,) dattero 
 Date, v. a. da'are 
 
 196, s. il da'ivo 
 Daub. v. a. imbrattare 
 Daush^er. *. fisliuola ; God-dau?h- 
 
 ter, t. firlioccia ; grand-daugh- 
 ter, *. una nipote 
 Daunt, v. a. spavenUre, intimidire 
 
 DEB 
 
 Dauntless, a. iirivpUo 
 
 Dauphin, *. il deltino 
 
 Dawn. r. faurora, l'alba; dawn, 
 
 r. n. spuntare 
 Day,*. giornO) d), giornata; bat* 
 day-book, *. giornale; 
 
 days, s. />'. temp •. secolo ; day- 
 break, s. In spuntare del gjorno ; 
 
 dojrfays, s. giorni canicolari j 
 
 day's wiir!;, s. giornata 
 Dazzle, v. a. abbagliare ; — ing. .*. 
 
 abbaglio [dhconato 
 
 Deacon,* uridfeconoj — ship,*. 
 De id, a. morto, stupido, indolente ; 
 
 the dead, a. pi. i morii j dead 
 
 sleep, .v. letargia 
 Deaden, v. a. rallentare, allentare 
 Deadly, a. mortale, perisrlioso, vio- 
 
 lente, furioso ; — ad. mortal- 
 
 mente, furiosamente 
 Deadness, s. addormentamento 
 Deaf, a. sordo 
 Deafen, v. a. assordare ; — ish, a. 
 
 sordastro ; — ly, ad. sordamente ; 
 
 — ness, »•. sordita 
 Deal, s. abbon lanza, quantita J 
 
 fir, deal, abete ; deal, *. (at 
 
 cards,) la parte di chi tocca a 
 
 fare le carte ; deal, v. n. (to 
 
 trade,) traiTicare, nego/.iare ; 
 
 deal well with one, trattare uno 
 
 bene ; to deal cards* far /e carte 
 Dealer, s. negoziante ; dealer, *. 
 
 (at cards,) colui die fa le carte; 
 
 plain dealer, *. uumo di buona 
 
 fede 
 Dealing, s. negozio, traffico ; 
 
 honest dealing, pneedere franco ; 
 
 treacherous dealing, perndia, in- 
 
 ennno 
 Deamhiila'ion, •. spasseggiata 
 Dean, s. un decano ; — ship, *. dig- 
 
 nita d'un decano ; deanery, *. 
 
 giurisdizione d'un decano 
 Dear, a. caro, molto ; — ly, ad. 
 
 caramente, teneramente ; — ness, 
 
 s. scarsita 
 Dearth, s. carestia, scarsezza 
 Death, s. la morte ; upon pain of 
 
 death, sotto pena della vita ; to 
 
 grieve one's self to death, afflig- 
 
 gersi sino alia morte ; — ful, a. 
 
 mortale ; — wa'ch, s. (insect,) un 
 
 erillo ; — less, a. immortale 
 Debar, v. a. privare, escludere 
 Debark, v. n. sharcare 
 Debarrin?, s. esclusione 
 Debase, V. a. dispreziare, avvilire; 
 
 debase coin, falsificar la mone- 
 
 ta ; — ment, or debasing, *. ab- 
 
 bassamento 
 Debate, *. contesa. disputa 
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 DKC 
 
 Debate, v. a. discussarc, agitare, 
 discutere; — v. n, contendere, 
 litigare ; debate %v i tli one's self, 
 deliberate ; — ment, s. c 
 
 Debauch, f. a, Bubornare, sedurre ; 
 
 — s. srravizzb ; — ee, s. uno sca- 
 pestrato ; — eiy, s. sfrenateraa, 
 libertinismo j — er, .9. seduttore 
 
 Debile, a. debole ; fiacco 
 
 Debilitate, 0. a. debilitare, indebo- 
 lire ; — in^, s. debilitamento 
 
 Debility, s. debolezza 
 
 Debonair, a. atlabile, cortese, alle- 
 gro, festoso 
 
 Debt, s. un debito 
 
 Debtor, s. debitore 
 
 Decade, *. decade 
 
 Decagon, s. decagono 
 
 Decalogue, s. decalogo 
 
 Decameron, s. decamerone 
 
 Decamp, u. n. levar il campo ; — 
 ment, *. il levarsi del campo 
 
 Decant, v. a. trasvasare 
 
 Decanter, s. guastada 
 
 Decapitate, v. a. decapitare 
 
 Decay, *. declinazione, rovina ; — 
 v. n. scadere, appassarsi, con- 
 sumarsi, imbastardirsi, indebo- 
 lirsi ; decay in one's estate, impo- 
 verirsi 
 
 Decease, *. morte ; — v. n. morire 
 
 Deceit, *. delusione, inganno 
 
 Deceitful, a. furbo, falso ; deceit- 
 ful trick, una furberia ; — ly, ad. 
 ingannevolmente ; — ness, *. in- 
 ganno 
 
 Deceivable, a. facile ad essere in- 
 gannato 
 
 Deceive, o. a. ingannare, gabbare; 
 
 — v. n. hurlare, deridere ; — er, 
 s. ingannatore, impostore ; — ing, 
 s. delusione 
 
 December, s. Dicembre 
 Decemvirate, s. decenvirato 
 Decemvirs, *. pi. decenviri 
 Decency, *. decenza, decoro 
 Decennial, a. decennio 
 Decent, a. decente, decoroso ; — 
 
 ly, ad. decentemente ; — ness, s. 
 
 decenza 
 Deception, s. delusione, fraude 
 Decide, v. a. decidere, risolvere 
 Deciding, *. decisione 
 Deciduous, a. pronto a cadere 
 Decimal, a. decimale 
 Decimate, v. a. decimare, levar la 
 
 decima 
 Decimation, s. decimazione, il pa- 
 
 gamento delle decime 
 Decipher, v. a. deciferare, de- 
 
 scrivere ; — er, *. colui che spie- 
 
 ga le cifere 
 
DED 
 
 Decision, s. decisione 
 Decisive, a. decisivo 
 Deck, (of a ship,) #. bordo, ponte di 
 
 Eave 
 Deck, v. a. adornare, abbellire 
 Decking, s. ornamento 
 Declaim, v. n. declamare, arrin- 
 
 gare 
 Declaimer, s. arringatore 
 Declamation, s. arringheria 
 Declamatory, a. declamatorio 
 Declaration, s. dichiarazione; — 
 
 of war, intimazione di guerra 
 Declarative, a. dicbiarativo 
 Declare, v. a. dichiarare, pubbli- 
 
 care, scoprire, svellare; — v.n. 
 
 confessare, mostrarsi 
 Declaring, s. dichiarazione 
 Declension, s. declinazione 
 Declinable, a. declinabile 
 Declination, s. scadimento, declino, 
 
 declinazione 
 Decline, s. scadimento, declina- 
 zione ; — v. a. declinare, schi- 
 
 vare, fuggire, evitare ; — v. n. 
 
 calare, scandere ; piegarsi, ab- 
 
 bassarsi ; declining, *. declino, 
 
 sfuggimento 
 Declivity, s. d&.'Mvita 
 Decoct, v. a. bollire ; — ion, 3. de- 
 
 cozione 
 Decollation, s. decollazione 
 Decorate, v. a. decorare, ornare 
 Decorator, s. adornatore 
 Decoration, s. decorazione 
 Decorous, a. decoroso 
 Decortication, s. decorticazione 
 Decorum, s. decoro, convenienza 
 Decoy, s. lungo da zimbellare gli 
 
 uccelli ; allettamento ; — v. a. 
 
 zimbellare, allettare 
 Decrease, s. scadimento ; — v. a. 
 
 decrescere 
 Decree, *. decreto, ordine, edito, 
 
 statuto ; risoluzione, progetto, 
 
 precetto, massima; — v. n. de- 
 
 cretare, statu ire 
 Decrepit, a. decrepito ; — ness, 
 
 — ude, s. decrepita, vecchiaia 
 Decrescent, s. !o scemo del la luna 
 Decretal, a. decretale; decretals, 
 
 s. pi. decretal i 
 Decretory, a. decisivo 
 Decry, v. a. discreditare, sparlare ; 
 
 decry a custom, annul! are un cos- 
 tume 
 Decuple, o. decuplo, dieci volte 
 
 doppio 
 Dedicate, v. a. dedicare, presentare 
 Dedication, s. dedicazione, dedica 
 Dedicator, s. autore di dedica 
 Dedicatory, a. dedicatorio 
 
 DEF 
 
 Dedition, r. arrendimento 
 Deduce, v. a. dedurre, inferire 
 deduction, s. deduzione, sottra- 
 zione; conclusione, conseguenza 
 Deed, $. azione, fatto, atto, con- 
 
 tratto 
 Deem, v. n. credere*, stimare 
 Deep, a. profondo, cupo ; deep 
 sorrow, grande aftanno ; deep 
 coat, un abito ampio; deep, 
 mourning, gran bruno ; deep 
 blue, turchino oscuro ; deep no- 
 tion, concetto oscuro 
 Deepen, v. a. affondare 
 Deeply, ad. profondamente 
 Deepness, s. profindita 
 Deer, s. il genere de' cervi ; red- 
 deer, cervo, cerbio; a fallow- 
 deer, un daino, una damma 
 Deface, v. a. scancellare, guashire ; 
 deface a town, rovinare una citta ; 
 deface the coin, disfigurare la 
 moneta 
 Defailance, s. mancanza 
 Defalca h ion, *. difalcazione 
 Defamatory, a. diffamatorio 
 Defame, v. a. diffamare ; — er, s. 
 
 diff'amatore 
 Default, *. fallo, vfzio, mancanza ; 
 in default whereof, in diffalta di 
 che 
 Defeasance, s. contralettera 
 Defeat, s. sconfitta, rotta ; — v. a. 
 sconfiggere; defeat one's will, 
 annullare Falfrui testamento ; 
 defeat one's design, deludere Pal- 
 trui disegno 
 Defecate, a. purificato, raffinato ; 
 
 — v. a. raffinare ; — ion, s. raffi- 
 namento 
 
 Defect, s. difetto, vizio ; —ion, s. 
 
 rivoluzlone, rivolta; — ive, a. 
 
 defettivo 
 Defence, s. difesa, guardia, proibi- 
 
 zione ; — less, a. senza difesa 
 Defend, v. a. difendere, sostenere ; 
 
 defend one's cause, difendere la 
 
 causa di ; — ant, s. persona ac- 
 
 cusata; — er, s. difensore 
 Defensative, s. an*idoto 
 Defensible, a. difendevole, difen- 
 
 sivo 
 Defensive arms, armi defensive 
 Defer, v. a. differire, prolungare ; 
 
 — v. n. stimare 
 Deference, s. riguardo, rispetto 
 Deferring, s. prolungamento, pro- 
 
 roga 
 Defiance, a. disfida, ehiamata; to 
 
 bid defiance, sfidare 
 Deficiency, s. deficienza 
 Deficience, J. insolvabilita 
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 DEL 
 
 Deficient, a. deficiente, insolvabiTe 
 Defile, s. passaggio stretto; — v, a, 
 
 sporcare, lordare ; — ment, *. 
 
 macchia, brutturaj — er, s. cor- 
 
 ruttore 
 Definable, a* che si pub definire 
 Define, v. a. definire 
 Definite, a. definito, certo ; —ness,, 
 
 s. la definizione d'una cosa J defi- 
 nition, s. definizione 
 Definitive, a. definitivoj — ly, ad. 
 
 defiriitivamente 
 Deflagration, s. incendio 
 Deflexion, s. torcimento 
 Deflour a virgin, v. a. deflorate una 
 
 vergine 
 Deflourer, s. corruttore 
 Defluxion, *. flussione 
 Deform, v* a. sformare ; deform 
 
 one's face, sfregiare 1'altrui vise* 
 Deformity, *. defbnnita, brutezza 
 Defraud, v. a. defraudare ; — ing r 
 
 s. fraude, inganno 
 Defray, v. a. spesare, far le spese 
 Defunct, a. defunto, morto 
 Defy, v. a. sfidare, bravare 
 Degeneracy, s. degenerazione 
 Degenerate, v. n. degenerare 
 Defeneration, s. depravazione 
 Degenerous, a. vile, infame 
 Degradation, s. degradazione 
 Degrade, v. a. degradare ; degrade 
 
 one's self, derogarej degrading, 
 
 s. degradamento 
 Degree, s. grado, passo ; by de* 
 
 grees, grado per grado, poco a 
 
 poco ; to take one's degrees, 
 
 prendere i gradi 
 Dehort, v. a. sconsigliare ; — ation, 
 
 s. disiuazione 
 Deicide, s. deicidro 
 Deify one, v. a. deificare uno ; — 
 
 ing, s. deificazione 
 Deign, v. degnarsi 
 Deism, *. deismo ■ 
 D?ist, s. deista 
 Deity, s. Deita, Divinita 
 Deject, v. a. abbattere, affliggere, 
 
 scoriiggiare 
 Dejection, «. cost ern azione, affli- 
 
 zione, evacuazione 
 Delay, s. ritardo, indugio, dila- 
 
 zione ; — v. a. differire, tar- 
 dare; — er, s. indugiatorej — 
 
 in?, s. dimora, induxio 
 Delectable, a. dilettabile, piace- 
 
 vole; — ness, *• dilettabilita; — 
 
 ly, ad. dilettabilmente 
 Delectation, *. dilettazione 
 Delegate, a. delegato, deputato ; 
 
 — *. un delegato; — v. a. dele- 
 gare, deputare 
 
DEM 
 
 Delegation, s. delegazione 
 Deliberate, a. avvisato, savio ; — 
 t>. a. deliberate j — ly, ad. ma- 
 turamente, saviamente, pensa- 
 tamente 
 Deliberation, 5. deliberazione 
 Deliberative, a. deliberativo 
 Delicacy, s. delicatezza 
 Delicate, a. deiicato, squisito, puli- 
 to, efl'eminato ; — ly, ad. delica- 
 tamente j — ness, s. delicatezza 
 Delicious, a. delizioso ; — ly, ad. 
 deliziosamente j — ness, s. de- 
 lizie, piaceri 
 Delight, s. delizia, gusto 
 Delight, v. a. dilettare, rallegrare 
 Delightful, a. dilettevole, delizioso ; 
 — -ly, ad. piacevolmente ; — ness, 
 s. diletto, delizia 
 Delineate, v. a. disegnare, delineare 
 Delineation, s. delineazione 
 Delinquency, s. delitto, offesa 
 Delinquent, s. un delinquente 
 Deliquium, s. deliquio 
 Delirate, v. n. delirare 
 Delirious, a. pazzo, matto 
 Delirium, s. delirio, pazzia 
 - Deliver, v. a. consegnare ; restitu- 
 ire j esprimere, spiegare ; deliv- 
 er up, abbandonare, rendere ; — 
 ance, s. liberazione; deliverance 
 of a woman with child, parto ', 
 — er, s. liberatore 
 Delivery, s. liberamento, facondia 
 Delude, v. a. ingannare, deludere 
 Deluder, s. ingannatore, furbo 
 Deluge, s. diluvio j — v. a. inon- 
 
 dare, diluviare 
 Delusion, s. delusione, inganno 
 Delusive, a. ingannevole 
 Delve, v. a. zappare, vangare 
 Demagogue, s. caporione 
 Demesne, s. domiuio 
 Demand, s. domanda, pretenzione, 
 questione ; — v. a. domandare, 
 interrogare, richiamare; — ant, 
 s. domandatore [tarsi 
 
 Demean one's self, v. r. compor- 
 Demeanour, s. portamento 
 Dementate, v. a. fare ammattire 
 Demerit, s. demerito 
 Demigod, s. un semideo [luogq 
 Demigration, s. cangiamento di 
 Demise, s. mor'.e 
 
 Demise by lease, v. a. dare ad af- 
 fitto ; demise by will, laseiare in 
 testamento 
 Demission, s. lascito 
 Democracy, s. democrazia 
 Democratical, a. democratico 
 Demolish, v. a. demolire, distrug- 
 gere; — er,*. distruttore; — ing, 
 
 DEP 
 
 demolition, s. demolizione, ro- 
 
 vina 
 Demon, s. demonio, diavolo 
 Demoniac, s. demoniaco 
 Demonstrable, a. dimostrabile; — 
 
 ly, aa. dimostrabilmente 
 Demonstrate, v. a. dimostrare ; — 
 
 ion, *. dimostrazione 
 Demonstrative, a. dimostrativo ; 
 
 — ly, ad. dimostrativamente 
 Demonstrator, s. dimostratore 
 Demur, v. n. prolungare una cosa 
 Demure, a. ritroso, grave; — ly, 
 
 adL gravemente ', — ness, s. 
 
 gravita, contegno 
 Demurrer, s. eccezione dilatoria 
 Den, s. spelonca, antro 
 Denial, s. rifiuto, ripulsa 
 Denier, s. un danaio 
 Denigrate, v. a. annerire 
 Denizen, s. forestiere matricolato 
 Denominate, v. a. denominare ; — 
 
 ion, *. denominazione ; — or, s. 
 
 denominatore 
 Denotation, s. segno, nota 
 Denote, u- a. denotare, significare 
 Denounce, v. a. denunziare 
 Denouncing, and Denunciation, s. 
 
 dinimciaziDiie, dischiarazione 
 Dense, a. denso, spesso J — ity, 5. 
 
 densita 
 Dent, s. dente, dentello 
 Dent, v, a. dentare, intaccare 
 Dented work, s. intacco 
 Dentels, or Denticles, s. pi. dentelli 
 Dentifrice, s. polvere da pulire i 
 
 denti 
 Denudate, v. a. spogliare 
 Deny, v. a. negare, rifu f are ; deny 
 
 one's self, v. r. far dire che non 
 
 si sta a casa; — ing, s. nega- 
 
 mento 
 Deobstruct, v. a. aprire 
 Depaint, v. a. dipingere, rappre' 
 
 sentare 
 Depart, v. n. andar via ; depart 
 
 from, cambiare, allontanarsi ; 
 
 depart with a thing, tralasciare 
 
 •m affare ; — er, s. affinafore ; — 
 
 ing, — ure, s. partenza, o la 
 
 morte ; — ment, s. spartimento 
 Depasture, v. n. paseolare 
 Depeculation, s. peculato 
 Depend, v. n. essere pendente ; 
 
 depend upon, v. n. dipendere, 
 
 confidarsi ; depend of, v. n. con- 
 
 sistere, essere pendente 
 Dependant, *. un partigiano 
 Dependence, and Dependency, *. 
 
 dipendenza 
 Depending, a. pendente, indeciso 
 Depict, a. v. dipinaere 
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 Depilatory, a. dipilatorio 
 Deplorable, a. deplorabile 
 Deploration, s. lamentazione 
 Deplore, v. a. deplorare, lamentaref 
 
 — ing, s. lamentanza 
 Deplume, v. a. spiumare 
 Depone, v. n. deporre 
 Deponent, s. un testimonio 
 Depopulate, v. a. spopolare, deso- 
 
 lare, distruggere ; — ing, — ion, 
 
 s. desolazione, rovina 
 Deport, v. a. portarsi ; — ment, s. 
 
 portamento, condotta 
 Depose, v. n. deporre j — v. a. 
 
 privare 
 Depositary, s. depositario 
 Deposing, s. deposizione 
 Deposit, v. a. depositare, confidare 
 Deposit, s. deposito 
 Deposition, s. deposizione 
 Depository, s. deposito 
 Depravation, s. depravazione J — 
 
 of manners, corruzione di costu- 
 
 mi 
 Deprave, v. a. depravare; — ing, 
 
 s. depravazione j — ity, *. de- 
 
 pravita 
 Deprecate, v. a. pregare instante- 
 
 mente ; — ion, s. preghiera, do- 
 manda [lire 
 Depreciate, v. a. abbassare, avvi- 
 Depredation, i. depredazione 
 Depress, v. a. abbassare, coricare, , 
 
 deprimere, umiliare; — ion, «. 
 
 depressione 
 Deprivation, s. privazione 
 Deprive, v. a. privare 
 Depth, s. profondita ; depth of 
 
 winter, il cuor del verno ; the 
 
 depth of a battalion, l'ampiezza 
 
 d'un squadrone 
 Depuration, s. purificazione 
 Deputation, s. deputazione 
 Depute^- iJ. a. deputare 
 Deputy, s.. un depUitaJ:o ; deputy 
 
 governor, un sotfo governatore 
 Dereliction, s. abbandonamento 
 Deride, v. a. deridere, burlarsi J 
 
 derider, s. derisore, schernitore 
 Deriding, and Derision, s. deri* 
 
 sione, burla, scherno 
 Derisory, a. risibile 
 Derivation, s. derivazione 
 Derivative, a. derivativo 
 Derive, v. a. derivare, proceder* 
 Derogate, v. n. derogare 
 Derogation, s. derogazione 
 Derogatory, a. derogatorio 
 Dervise, s. dervisse 
 Descant, s. diceria, commento, bia- 
 
 canto ; — v. commentare, glosare 
 Descend, v. n. discendere 
 
DES 
 
 Descent, s. scesa, calaia, nascita. 
 
 stirpe 
 Describe, v. a. descrivere 
 
 Description, s. desr -izioue 
 
 Descry, x. a. scoprir&j — ing, s. 
 scoperta 
 
 Desert, s. merito 
 
 Desert, s. deserto, solitudine 
 
 Desert, v. a. lasciare, abbondonare 
 
 Deserter, s. un di sen ore 
 
 Deserve, v.n. meritare 
 
 Deserving, a. meritevole, di merito 
 
 Deservedly, ad. giustamente 
 
 Design, s. disegno, progetto 
 
 Design, v. a. diseguare, proporre 
 
 Designedly, ad. pensatauiente 
 
 Designer, s. disegnatore 
 
 Detitcniiu, a. malintenzionato, fur- 
 bo, astuto 
 
 Designment, s. disegno, intenzione 
 
 Desirable, a. desiderevole 
 
 Desire, s. desiderio, vcglia, pre- 
 ghiera, domanda 
 
 Desire, v. a. pregare, desiderare, 
 ordinare, comandare 
 
 De^iredly, ad. a seconda 
 
 Desirous, a. desideroso; — ly, ad. 
 ardentemente 
 
 Desist, v. n. desistere ', — ing, s. 
 tralasciamento 
 
 De~k. s. un desco 
 
 Desolate, v. a. desolare, rovinare, 
 affliggere ; — a. desolato, rovi- 
 nato,"solitario, affliito 
 
 Desolation, s. desolazione, rovina, 
 aff'anno, mestizia 
 
 Despair, v. a. disperare ; — s. 
 disperazione ; — u. n. disperarsi 
 
 Despatch, s. spedizione ', de- 
 spatches, s. pi. dispacci ; de- 
 spatch a business, spedire un 
 affare ; de-patch a man, ammaz- 
 zare, uccidere 
 
 Despatch, v. 11. affrettarsi 
 
 Desperado, y. un disperato 
 
 Desperate, a. disperato, furioso, 
 violento ; desperate man, 5. un 
 arrabiato ; desperate attempt, 
 un colpo disperato ; — ly, ad. 
 disperatamente, furiosamente ; 
 — ne-s, s. furia, violenza 
 
 Desperation, s. disperazione 
 
 Despicable, a. sprezzabile ; — ly, 
 ad. vilmente 
 
 Despisable, a. sprezzevole 
 
 Despise, v. a. sprezzare 
 
 Despite, s. dispe'lo, sdegno; — ful- 
 ly, ad. dispettosjimente 
 
 Despoil, v. a. spoediare 
 
 Despond, v. n. scoragsciarsi ; — 
 — ency. s. ^coraggimento 
 
 Despot, t. despoto 
 
 DEV 
 
 Despotical, a. dispotico ; — ly, ad. 
 
 dispoticamente 
 Despumate, v. a. schiumare, chi- 
 
 arificare 
 Dessert, s> le frutta, frc, dopo 
 
 pasta 
 Destination, s. destinazione 
 Destine, v. a. destinare, designare 
 Destiny, s. il des'.ino, la sorte 
 Destitute, a. destitute abbandonato 
 Destitution, 5. abbandono 
 Destroy, v. a. distruggere, guas- 
 
 tare ; — er, s. distruttore ; — ing, 
 
 Destruction, s. distruzione, uc- 
 
 cisione 
 Destructive, a. distruttivo 
 Desultory, a. transitorio, incostante 
 Detach, v. a. staccare 5 — ment, 8. 
 
 staccamento 
 Detail, s. particolarita 
 Detain, v. a. trahenere, far restare 
 Detect, v. a. scoprire 
 Detection, s. scoperta 
 Detention, s. detenzione, indugio, 
 
 tardanza 
 Deter, v. a. frastomare 
 Deterge, v. a. detergere 
 Deterioration, s. deteriorazione 
 Determinable, a. determinable 
 Determinate, a. determinate ; — 
 
 v. a. determinare ; — ly, ad. 
 
 determinatamente ; — ion, s. de- 
 term inazione ; — ive, a. deter- 
 
 minativo 
 Determine, v. a. determinare, fis- 
 
 sare, risoivere 
 Detersion, s. detersione 
 Detersive, a. detersive* 
 Detest, v. a. dete-tare 
 Detestable, a. detestabile J — ly, 
 
 ad. pessimamente 
 Detestation, s. detestazione 
 Dethrone, v. a. stronarej — ing, 
 
 s. stronamento 
 Detort, v. a. pervertire 
 Detract, v. a. detrarre, sparlare, 
 
 sminuire, tagliare 
 Detraction, s. de^razione 
 Detractor, *•. maldicente 
 Detriment, s. torto, detriment ; 
 
 — al, a. detrimentale 
 Detrude, v. a. scacciare 
 Deuce, s. due, il diavolo 
 Deuteronomy, s. il Deuteronomio 
 Devastation, s. devastazione 
 Develope, v. a. sviluppare 
 Devest, v. a. see Divest 
 Deviate, v. a. deviare 
 Deviation, s. smarrimento 
 Device, s. astuzia, artifizio, inven- 
 
 zione, mezzo 
 Devil, s. il diavolo 
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 DIG 
 
 Devilr-h, a. diabolicoj — ly, ad. 
 
 diabolicamente 
 Devise, v. n. immaginare, delibe- 
 
 rare ; devise to one by will, le» 
 
 gare ad uno, far un lascito 
 Devise, v. a. fingere, inventare 
 Devise, s. lascito, legato 
 Devisee, s. un legatorio 
 Deviser, *. inventore 
 Devisor, *, un testatore 
 Devoir, s. dovere 
 Devolutary, s. devolutario 
 Devolution, *. devoluzione 
 Devolve, v. n. scadere, cascare J 
 
 devolve a trust, dare a custodire 
 Devotee, s. bacchettone 
 Devote, v. a. divotare, dedicare 
 Devotion, s. divozione, disposizione 
 Devour, v. a. divorare, dissipare, 
 
 assorbirej — er, *. divoratore ; 
 
 — ingly, ad. ingordamente 
 Devout, a. divoto, pioj — ly, ad. 
 
 divotamente ; — ness, s. divo- 
 zione 
 Dew, s. rugiada ; dewlap, s. gio- 
 
 gaia ; dew-snail, s. lumaca ; 
 
 dewy, a. rugiadoso 
 Dexterity, s. desterita 
 Dexterous, a. destro, abile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. destramente 
 Diabetes, s. diabete 
 Diabolical, a. diabolicoj — ly, ad, 
 
 diabolicamente 
 Diadem, s. un diadema 
 Diaeresis, s. dieresi, divisione 
 Diagonal, a. diagonalej — ly, ad. 
 
 diagonalmente 
 Diagram, *. piano disegno 
 Dial, s. orologio a sole ; — of a 
 
 watch, mostra dorologio 
 Dialing, s. gnomonica 
 Dialect, s. dialetto ; — ically, ad. 
 
 dialeiicamente ; — ician, s. un 
 
 di'alettico ; — ic,s. (logic,) ladia- 
 
 lettica 
 Dialogue, s. dialogo 
 Diameter, s. diametro 
 Diametrical, a. diametrale; — ly, 
 
 ad. diametralmente 
 Diamond, s. un diamante ; — at 
 
 cards, cuori j diamond-cutter, *. 
 
 gioielliere 
 Diapason, s. diapason 
 Diaper, a. lavorato 
 Diaphanous, a. trasparente 
 Diaphoretic, a. diaforetico 
 Diaphragm, s. diaframma 
 Diarrhoea, s. diarrea 
 Diary, s. diario, giomale 
 Dibble, s. zappa, marra 
 Dice, s. pi. dadi ; dice-box, *. bos- 
 solo ; dice-player, giuocatore di 
 
DIL 
 
 d&di ; to set the dice upon one, 
 
 iu.raiinare ;dcuno 
 . :•. a, dettare 
 Dictates, t. pL preoetti, rcgnle 
 
 . *. dittatore ; — ship, s. 
 
 dittatura 
 Dictionary, .♦. dizionario 
 
 .'a, didattico, istruttfo) 
 Die, s. un dado, tintura, tinta ; — 
 
 v. n. matin : — v. a. tingere 
 Dier, s. un ttotore 
 Diet, s. notrimen 
 Diet one, t'. a. dictare ; — v. ?i. 
 
 mangiare 
 Differ, v. n. differire : — ence,*. 
 
 .'a. lite 
 Difference, r. a. differcnziare 
 Different, a. differente, diversn ; — 
 
 ly, ad. ditierentemente j differ- 
 
 inj, o. differente 
 Difficult, a, difficile ; — ly, ad. 
 
 difficilmente; — y,s. iiffieolta 
 Diffide. v. n. diffidarsi ; —ence, *. 
 
 diffilmza, timidia 
 Diffilen% a. diffidentej — ly, ad. 
 
 timtdamente 
 DirtVr. v. a. diffondere ; — ly, ad. 
 
 diffusamente ; — ion, ». diffu- 
 
 sione : — ive.a. disteeo,diflusivo 
 Dig;, v. a. zappare, vangare : dig 
 9. a. s'errire 
 . a. direrire, redijere. dis- 
 
 porre ; — ible, a. digestibile 
 
 . pi. pandette, diges»o 
 !. zappatore [dienita 
 
 Dignify, r. a. innalzare a qualche 
 Dignitary, *. un prelato 
 
 . i. digni'a, elevazione 
 . d. a. allontsnarsl di 
 , s. dieressione 
 Dijudicate. v. a. decidcre, discer- 
 istinguere; — ion, s. de- 
 ci^ione 
 Dike. *. fosso, areine 
 Dilacerae. v. a. lacerare; —ion, 
 
 *. laceramento 
 Dilapidate, v. a. rovinare; — ion, 
 
 *. dilapidamento, rnvina 
 Dila'e, v. a. dilatare. allargare 
 
 i. no dilatatorio [zione 
 
 Dila'inj. and DMa'ation, 3. dilata- 
 
 -vtorio ; dilatory 
 
 pleas". sifi«'icheria. ri.iri 
 
 Dilemma, s. dilemma, imbarazzo, 
 
 -<:lio 
 Diligence. ?. dfligenza 
 Dil . a. diligcn'e; — ly, ad. 
 
 I, a. chiam. evidente 
 
 • schiarire ; —ion, 
 t. di>chiarazione 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dilute, v. a. stcmperare, mesco- 
 
 laie 
 Dim, a. oscuro, tnrbido ; dim-sight- 
 
 be ha la \ista oll'uscata 
 Dim. !>. a. oscarare 
 Dimension, s. dimenzinne 
 Diminish, v. n. diminuire 
 Diminution, s. diminuzione, cala 
 Diminutive, a. dimiuu'.ivo 
 Dimissoiy. ft, dimisaorio 
 Dimity, s. bombagina, 
 Dimness, s. oh'uscazione 
 Dimple, y. pnezetta ; — v. n. for* 
 
 mar celle poxzette nelle guance 
 Din, s. susurro, suono 
 Dine, v. n. pranzare 
 Dining,*, il pranzare; — room, 3. 
 
 sala da mangiare 
 Dinner, 3. pranzo 
 Dint, *. impressione, forza 
 Diocesan, s. diocesano 
 Diocess *. diocesi 
 Dioptrics, s. diottrica 
 Dip, v.a. integnere, bagnare 
 Diphthong, *. dittongo 
 Diploma, s. diploma 
 Direct, a. diretto, diritto 
 Direct, v. a. dirizere, rettificare, 
 
 indirizzare, mandare, mostrare, 
 
 insegnare ; — ion, ». direzioue ; 
 
 — of a letter, indirizzo d-una 
 
 letteraj — ly, ad. direttamente ; 
 
 — ness, *. rettitudine ; — or, s. 
 
 direttore ; — ory, s. la liturgia 
 Direful, a. crudele, terribile 
 Direption. *. rapina, sacco 
 Dirge, s. ufTkio de' morti, canzone 
 
 funebre 
 Dirt, ,<t. finTo. porcheria 
 Dirtily, ad. indernamente 
 Dirtines-, s. sporcizia 
 Dirty, a. sporco, lordo, basso, in- 
 
 fame 
 Dirty, v. a. sporcare, imbrattare 
 Disability, s. incapacity 
 Di^a^)le, v. a. incapacitare ; disable 
 
 a ship, sdniscire un vascello 
 Disackoowledge, o. a. nezare 
 Disadvantas^e, s. svantaggio j — ous, 
 
 a. Bvant&ggioso 
 
 •. a. bia^imare 
 Disaffection, ». cat ( iva volonta ; — 
 
 ed, a. malintenzionato 
 Disagree, v. n. dWcordare; — able, 
 
 a. dispianvole, contrario, np- 
 
 posto ; — inj, — ment, s. divi- 
 
 sione, discord ia 
 Disallow, v. a. disapproval 
 Divanchor, v. a. snrpar l'ancora 
 Disanimate, v. a. shiioMire 
 Disannul, v. a. annul Inre 
 Disappear, v. n. »\ arire 
 
 DJS 
 
 Disappoint, v. a. mancare di pam- 
 la, fiutrare \ sco nee r tare J — 
 
 niriii, mancamento di jiarola 
 Disapprove, v. a. disapprovare 
 Disarm, u, n. disarmare 
 Disaster, f. disastra 
 Disastroos, a. fuoerio 
 Disavow, v.a. oegare, contraddire, 
 
 mantenere il contrario 
 Disband, v. a. congedi.ire 
 Disbelief, s. diffidenza, dubbio 
 Disbelieve, v. a. dubitare j — ing, 
 
 s. dubbio, discredenza 
 Disburden, v. a. scaricare 
 Disburse, v. a. sborzare; — merit, 
 
 x. sborzo 
 Discalceated, ft. scalzo 
 Discard, v. a. licenziare 
 Discern, i>. a. discernere ; —ible, 
 
 a. visibile ; — ing, — ment, *. 
 
 discernimento 
 Discerp, v. a. separare, lacerare ; 
 
 — tion, s. separazione 
 Discharge, s. scarico, quittanza, 
 
 liberazione, giustificazione 
 Discharge, v. a. scaricare ; dis- 
 charge a servant, &c, congediare 
 
 un servo 
 Disciple, s. discipolo 
 Disciplinable, a. disciplinable 
 Discipline, s. disciplina; — v.a. 
 
 disciplinare, regolare, formare ; 
 
 — ing, s. disciplina 
 Disclaim, v. a. rinunziarej — ing, 
 
 s. rinunzia 
 Disclose, v.a. aprire, rivelarej 
 
 di-close a secret, svelare un se- 
 
 S;reto ; — v. n. aprii-si 
 Discolour, v. a. scolorare 
 Discomfit, v. a. sconfiggere ; — 
 
 ure, s. sconntta, rotta 
 Discomfort, s. afflizione 
 Discomfort, v. a. affliggere 
 Discommend, v. a. biasimare ; — 
 
 able, a. biasimevole ; — ation, ♦, 
 
 biasimo 
 Discommode, v. a. incomodare; 
 
 — ity, s. incomodita 
 Discompose, v. a. sconcertare, in- 
 
 quietare; — ing, s. disordine 
 Disconcert, v. a. sconcertare 
 Disconsolate, a. inconsolabile 
 Discontent, s. scon'ento, rammari- 
 
 co, tristizia ; — v.a. scontentare 
 Discontinuance, s. cessazione 
 Discontinue, v.a. cessare ; — ing, 
 
 x. in't rmissione 
 Discord, 3. discordia, divisione, dis- 
 
 cordanza 
 Discordant, a. discordant* 
 Discount, v. a. scontare ; — t 
 
 sconto, cala 
 
DIS 
 
 Discountenance, v. a. impedire, 
 
 reprimere 
 Discourage, v. a. scoraggiare; — 
 
 ment, s. scoraggiamento 
 Discourse, s. discorso, ragiona- 
 
 mento, trattato 
 Discourse, v. n. discorrere, dis- 
 
 cutere 
 Discourteous, a. scortese 
 Discourtesy, s. ingiuria, torto 
 Discover, v. a. scoprire ; — able, 
 a. facile a scoprire ; — er, s. di- 
 latore 
 Discovery, s. scoperta 
 Discredit, s. disonore, scredito ; — 
 
 v. a. screditare 
 Discreet, a. discreto, savio; — ly, 
 
 ad. discretamente 
 Discrepant, a. contrario 
 Discretion, s. discrezione ; — ary, 
 
 a. illimitato 
 Discriminate, v. a. distinguere; — 
 
 tion, s. distinzione 
 Discuss, v. a. discutere, esaminare,: 
 — ion, s. discuzione; — ive, a 
 risoluiivo 
 Disdain, s* sdegno, sprezzo ; — 
 
 v. a. sdegnare - 
 Disdainful, a. sdegnoso ; — ly, ad. 
 sdegnosamente ; — ness, s. sdeg- 
 no, fierezza 
 Disease, 5. male, malattia ; — v. a. 
 
 incomodare 
 Disembark, v. a. sbarcare _ 
 Disembogue itself, v. r. scancarsi ; 
 
 — v.n. sboccare 
 Disenchant, v. a. rompere I'm- 
 
 canto 
 Disencourage, v. a. reprimere 
 Disengase, v. a. disimpegnare, 
 
 liberaf e ; —ment, s. liberta 
 Disentangle, v. a. sbarrazzare, stri 
 gare,sviluppare; — v. n. stri 
 garsi 
 D-sesteem, s. sprezzo, sdegno ; — 
 
 v. a. sprezzare 
 Disfavour, s. disgrazia 
 Disfigure, v. a. disfigurare j — 
 
 ment, s. bruttura 
 Disforest, v. a. disboscare 
 Disfranchise, v. a. escludere della 
 franchigia ; —ment, s. pnva- 
 zione della franchigia 
 Disfurnish, v. a. sfornire 
 Disgarnish, V. a. sfornire 
 Disgorge, v. a. vomitare, recere 
 Disgrace, s. disonore, disgrazia ; 
 disgrace, v. a. disonorare ; — 
 ful, a. vergognoso, infame ; — 
 fully, ad. vergognosamene 
 Disguise, s. travestimento, pretesto, 
 finzione 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disguise, v. a. travestire, fingere 
 Disgust, s. disgusto, avversione ; 
 
 — v. a. disgustare 
 Dish, s. un piatto ; dish of coffee, 
 una tazza di caffe ; chafing-dish, 
 s. una scaldavivande ; dishclout, 
 s. strofinaccio 
 Dish up, v. a. minestrare 
 Dishabille, s. abito negletto 
 Dishearten, v. a. scoreggiare, in- 
 
 timidire 
 Dishevelled, a. scapigliato 
 Dishonest, a. disonesto ; — ly, ad. 
 disonestamente [*a 
 
 Dishonesty, s. disonesta, impudici- 
 Dishonour, s. disonore; — y. a. 
 disonorare ; — able, a. disono- 
 revole ; —ably, ad. disonorevol- 
 mente 
 Disincorporate, v. a. separare 
 Disingenuity, s. cattiva fede 
 Disingenuous, a. dissimulato 
 Disinhabited, a. spopolato 
 Disinherit, v. a. diseredare 
 Disinheriting, s. diseredazione 
 Disinterested, a. disinteressato ; — 
 
 ness, s. disinteresse 
 Disinter, v. a. sterrare 
 Disinvite, v. a. rivocar 1 'invito 
 Disjoint, and Di-goin, v. a. dis- 
 
 giunzere, disunire 
 Disjunction, *. disgiunzione 
 Disjunctive, a. disgiuntivo 
 Disk, s. disco 
 
 Diskindness, s. cattivo uficio 
 Dislike, s. disgusto, avversione 
 Dislike, v. a. disapproval 
 Dislocate, v. n. dislocare 
 Dislocation, s. dislocazione 
 Dislodge, v. a. scacciare; dislodge 
 
 a staz, levar un cervo 
 Disloyal, a. sleale; — ly, ad. sleal- 
 
 mente ; — ty, s. slealta 
 Dismal, a. terribile, funesto ; — ly, 
 
 ad. terribilmente 
 Dismantle, v. a. smantellare 
 Dismay, s. stupore, timore 
 Dismay, v. a. spaventare 
 Dismember, v. a. smembrare 
 Dismiss, v. a. licenziare 
 Dismission, s. licenzia, congedo 
 Dismount, v. h. smontare 
 Disobedience, s. disubbedienza 
 Disobedient, a. disubbediente 
 Disobev, v. a. disubbid'.re 
 Disobliga'ion, s. dispiacere 
 Disoblige, v. a. disservire 
 Disorder, *•. disordine, imbroglio; 
 — v. a. confondere, disordinare, 
 inquietare, irritare ; — ly, a. dis- 
 ordinato, confuso; — ad. srego- 
 latamente 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disordinate, a. disordinatoj — ly, 
 
 ad. disordinatamente 
 Disown, v. a. negare, rinunziare m 
 Disparage, v. n. sprezzare, avri- 
 lire, screditare; —ment, *. dis- 
 prezzo, avvilimento 
 Disparity, s. disparity 
 Dispart, v. a. spartire 
 Dispassionate, a. spassionato 
 Dispel, v. a. espellere, scacciare 
 Dispensation, s. dispensa 
 Dispensatory, s f armacopea . 
 Dispense with, v. a. dispensare, 
 
 amministrare, distribuire 
 Dispenser, *. dispensatore 
 Dispeople, v. a. spopolare 
 Disperse, v. a. spargere 
 Dispersedly, ad. sep2 ratamente 
 Dispersion, s« dispersione 
 Dispirit, v. a. scoraggiare 
 Displace, v. a. dislogare, disordi 
 
 nare 
 Displacing, s. disordine 
 Displant, v. a. sradicare 
 Display, s. spiegazione; — v. a. 
 distendere, sviluppare, spiegare, 
 scoprire 
 Displeasant, a. spiacevole 
 Displease, v. a. dispiacere 
 Displeasure, *. dispiacere 
 Displosion, s. la scarica d'un can 
 
 none 
 Disport, s. passatempo j — v.n 
 
 divertirsi 
 Disposal, *. disposizione 
 Dispose, v. a. disporre, aggiustare, 
 lasciare ; dispose of one's time, 
 impiegare il suo tempo ; dispose 
 of one, disfarsi d'uno ; — ser, *. 
 dispensatore _ _ 
 
 Disposition, *. disposizione, m- 
 
 clinuzione, talento 
 Dispossess, v. a. spossessarej — 
 
 ion, s* spossessione _ 
 Disposure, s. disposizione, condotta 
 Dispraise, s. rimprovero ; — 1>. O. 
 
 biasimare ; — er, s. un critico 
 Disprofit, *. perdita, danno 
 Disprofit, v. a. nuocere 
 Disproof, s. confutazione 
 Disproportion, *. disproporzione ; 
 —able, a. sproporzionato ; — 
 ably, ad. inegualmente 
 Disprove, v. a. confutare 
 Disputable, a. disputativo 
 Disputant, *. un di putante 
 Disputation, s. disputa, tesi 
 Disputative, a. litigioso 
 Dispute, s. disputa, lite 
 Dispute, v. n. disputare, C 
 Disputer. s. litigatore 
 Disqualification, s. incapacity 
 
DIS 
 
 Disqualify, v. a. disabilitare; — 
 
 ing, *. degradazione 
 Disquiet, s. Inquietudine ; — v. a. 
 
 inquietare ; — er, s. perturba- 
 
 tore ; — ness, s. inquietudine 
 Disquisition, s. inquisizione 
 Disregard, v. a. sprezzare 
 Disrelish, v. a. disapprovare 
 Disreputable, a. vergognoso 
 Disreputation, and Disrepute, s. 
 
 cattiva reputazione, vergogna 
 Disrespect, s. incivilta; — v. cu 
 
 sprezzare; — ful, a, sprezzante ; 
 
 insolente 
 Disrobe, v. a. levare la gonna 
 Dissa isfaction, s. disgusto 
 Dissatisfactory, a. spiacevole 
 Dissatisfy, v. a. spiacere 
 Dissect, v. a. notomizzare 
 Dissection, s. dissezione, notomia 
 Dissector, s. notomista 
 Disseize, v. a. spossessare 
 Disseisin, s. usurpazione 
 Disseisor, s. usurpatore 
 Dissemble, v. a. dissimulare, nas- 
 
 condere copn/e ; — er, s. dis- 
 
 sirr.datore; — ing, a. dissimula- 
 
 zione 
 Disseminate, v. a, disseminare, 
 
 spargere 
 Dissension, s. dissenzione 
 Dissent, s. contrarieta; — v. n, 
 
 discordare [to 
 
 Dissentaneous, a. differente, oppos- 
 Dissenter, s. che non concorre nel 
 
 medesimo pare re 
 Dissertation, s. dissertazione 
 Disserve one, v. a. disservire uno 
 Disservice, s. cattivo uficio ; — 
 
 able, a. nuocevole 
 Dissever, v. a. separare, dividere 
 Dissimilar, a. dissinrile 
 Dissimilitude, s. diversita 
 Dissimulation, s. dissimulazione 
 Dissipate, v. a. dissipare 
 Dissipation, s. dissipazione 
 Dissoluble, a. dissolubile 
 Dissolute, a. dissoluto, impudico; 
 
 — ly, ad. dissolutainente; — ness, 
 
 *. dissoluzione 
 Dissolution, s. dissoluzione, divi- 
 sione; — of parliament, cassa- 
 
 zione del parlamento 
 Dissolve, v. a. dissolvere; — ent, 
 
 s. dissoiutivo 
 Dissonance, s. dissonanza, contra- 
 rieta [differente 
 Dissonant, a. dissonante, contrario, 
 Dissuade, v. a. dissuadere ; — ing, 
 
 Dissuasion, s. dissuasione 
 Dissuasive, a. dissuasivo 
 Distaff, s. rocca 
 
 DIV 
 
 Distance, s. distanza, intervallo 
 Distance, v. a. discostare 
 Distant, a. distante, lontano 
 Distaste, s. disgusto, afflizione 
 Distaste, v. a. disgustare ; — ful, 
 
 a. disgustevole 
 Distemper, s. malattia ; — v. a. 
 
 ammalare, disturbare; — ature, 
 
 s. disordine 
 Distend, v. a. distendere, slargare 
 Distension, s. distensione 
 Distich, s. un dis'ico 
 Distil, v. a. distillare, gocciolare 
 Distillation, s. distillazione ; — er, 
 
 s. distillatore 
 Distinct, a. distinto, cbiaro ; — 
 
 ion, s. distinzione, divisione, di- 
 versity ; — ive, a. distintivo ; — 
 
 ly, ad. dis'intamente 
 Distinguish, v. a. distinguere " 
 Distinguishable, a. che si puo dis- 
 
 tinguen. ; — ne^s, s. differenza, 
 
 distinzione 
 Distortion, s. contorsione 
 Distort, v. a. contorcere, rivolgcre 
 Distract, v. distrarre, dividere 
 Distraction, s. distrazione, disordine 
 Distrain, v. a. sequestrare, estrarre 
 Distress, s. sequesramento. staggi- 
 
 na, miseria, calamita 
 Distress, v. a. ridurre alia miseria 
 Distribute, v. a. distribuire ; — or, 
 
 s. distributore 
 Distribution, s. distribuzione 
 Distributive, a. distributivo 
 District, s. distretto 
 Distrust, s. diffidenza 
 Distrust, v. a. diffidarsi 
 Distrustful, a. sospettoso 
 Distrusting, s. diffidenza 
 Disturb, v. a. disturbare, frastor- 
 
 nare, interrompere ; — ance, s . 
 
 disturbo, disordine ; — -er, s. 
 
 perturbatore 
 Disunion, s. disunione, divisione 
 Disunite, v. a. disunire 
 Disuse, s. disusanza 
 Disuse, v. a. disusare 
 Ditch, s. un fosso ; — r. n. far 
 
 fossi ; — er, s. un che fa fossi 
 Dition, s. imperio, potere 
 Ditty, s. canzone 
 Diuretic, — al, a. diuretico 
 Diurnal, a. diurno, giornaliere ; 
 
 — s. giornale 
 Divan, s. il divano 
 Dive, v. n. tuffarsi ; — v. a. pene- 
 
 trare; diver, s. tuffatore, smergo 
 Divers, a. diverso, differente 
 Diversify, v. a. variare 
 Diversion, s. diversionej — ment, 
 
 divertimento 
 
 *»7 
 
 DOL 
 
 Diversity, s. diversita 
 Divest, v. a. spogliare 
 Divide, v. a. dividere, spartire 
 Dividend, s. numero dividente, 
 
 parte, porzione 
 Divider, s. dividitore 
 Divination, s. indovinamento 
 Divine, a. divino, celeste j — *. un 
 
 teologico \ — v. n. indovinare ; 
 
 — ly, ad. divinamente; — er, *. 
 
 indovino ; — ing, s. indovina- 
 mento 
 Divinity, s. divinita, teologia 
 Divisibility, s. divisibilita 
 Divisible, a. divisibile . 
 Division, *. divisione, discoi"dia, 
 
 fazione 
 Divisor, s. dividitore 
 Divorce, s. divorzio ; — v. a. ri- 
 
 pudiare; — ment, *. ripudazione 
 Divulge, v. n. divulgare 
 Dizziness, s. vertigine 
 Dizzy, a. vertiginoso 
 Do, v. a. fare ; do off, v. a. disfare, 
 
 levar via ; do up, v. a. imballare 
 Docile, a. docile ; — i'y, s. docilita 
 Dock, s. coda, borsa di cuoio, dar- 
 
 D">ck, v. a. tagliare la coda 
 Docket, s. un estratto 
 Doctor, s. dottore ; — v. n. medi- 
 care; — al, a. dottorale; — ship, 
 
 s. dottorato 
 Doctrinal, a. istruttivo 
 Doctrine, s. dottrina 
 Document, s. istruzione 
 Dodder, s. androsace [cillando 
 Doddle along, v. n. camminare va- 
 Dodecagon, s. dodecagono 
 Dodge, v'. n. tergiversare, cavillare 
 Doe, s. una darnma 
 Doer, *. fattore, facitore 
 Dog, *. un cane; dog's grass, s. 
 
 gramigna ; dog-days, s. la canico- 
 
 la ; dog one, codiare 
 Doge, s. doge, governatore 
 Dogged, a. aspro, burbero ; — ness, 
 
 s. umore arcigno 
 Doggish, a. cagnesco, brutale 
 Doggerel, s. cattiva poesia 
 Dogma, *. un dommr. ; — tical, a. 
 
 dommatico ; — tist, s. un capar- 
 
 bio ; — tize, v. a. dommattizzare 
 Doing, *. fatto, azione 
 Dole, s. parte, porzione, donativo, 
 
 dono ; dole, v. a. arid n. dare, 
 
 donare 
 Doleful, a. dolente, deplorabile ; 
 
 — ly, ad. dolentemente 
 Do 1 !, s. poppazza 
 Dolorous, a. doloroso 
 Dolphin, s. delfino 
 
DOW 
 
 Dolt, s. un sciocco, pazzo 
 Doltish, a. pesante, stupido ; — ly, 
 
 ad. pesantemente ; — ness, s. 
 
 stupidita [servitore 
 
 Domestic, a. domestico ; — s 
 Dome, s. cupola 
 DomiciJ, s. domicilio, dimora 
 Domineer, v. a. dominare, bra- 
 
 veggiare; — ing, a. insolente, 
 
 altiero 
 Dominical, a. dominicale 
 Dominion, s. dnminio, imperio 
 Donative, s. un donativo 
 Done, part, of do; it is done, e 
 
 fatto ; it shall be done, si fara 
 Donee, s. donatorio 
 Donor, s. donatore 
 Doom,*. sentenza,decreto; doom's 
 
 day, s. finimoudo 
 Doom, v. a. condannare 
 Door, " s. porta ; door-keeper, s. 
 
 portinaio ; door-case, s. imposta- 
 
 tura rti porta; door-rx>sts, s. sti- 
 
 piti della portc 
 Doric, a. Dorico 
 Dormant, a. dormente 
 Dormitory, s. dormitorio 
 Dormouse, s. un ghiro 
 Dose, s. dose, presa 
 Dotage, 5. vaneggiamento 
 Dotard, a. vecchio, rimbnmbito 
 Dote, v. n. vaneggiare; dote upon, 
 
 v. n. amare soverchiarnente 
 Double, a. doppio; double-dealer, 
 
 s, un ingannatore ; double- 
 
 tcngued, buggiardo 
 Double, v. a. duplicare, raddop- 
 
 plare, trapassare 
 Doublet, s. giubbone, pari 
 Doubloon, s. un dobblone 
 Doubly, ad. doppiamente 
 Gpubt, s. dubbio, difficolta 
 Doubt, v. n. dubitare 
 Doubtful, a. dubbioso; — ness, s. 
 
 dubbio 
 Doubtless, a. indubitabile 
 Dough, s. pas^a 
 Dove, s. colomba ; dove-house, s. 
 
 colombaia; turtle-dove, s. torto- 
 
 rella 
 Dowager, a. una vedova 
 Dowdy, s. una donnaccia 
 Dower, s. pensione, dote 
 Down, s. piuma, lanungine, massa 
 
 d'arena, luogo aprico ; — ad. 
 
 abbasso, giii ; to fall down, cas- 
 
 care ; to go down, disoendere 
 Downfall, s. casca'a, rovina 
 Downright, a. palpabile, evidente, 
 
 franco, sincero 
 Downward, ad. abbasso 
 Downy, a. lanuginoso 
 
 DRE 
 
 Doxy, s. puttanaccia 
 
 Doze, v. a. addormentare 
 
 Dozen, s. dozzina 
 
 Drab, s. prostituta, specie di tela 
 
 Drabbler, s. piccola vela 
 
 Drachm, 5. dramma 
 
 Drag, s. uncino, graffio; dragnet, 
 s. tramaglio ; drag, v. a. strasci- 
 nare 
 
 Draggle, v. a. strascicare 
 
 Dragon, s. un dragone; dragon- 
 wort, s. dragontea 
 
 Dragoon, s. un dragone 
 
 Drain, s. condotto, fogna ; v. a. 
 fognare ; — er, 5. colui che fogna 
 
 Drake, s. anitra ; to make ducks 
 and drakes, scialacquare il suo 
 danaro 
 
 Dram, s. dramma 
 
 Dramatic, a. drammatico 
 
 Draper, *. pannaiuolo 
 
 Drapery, s. drapperia 
 
 Draught, s. sorso, piano; — of a 
 writing, estratto, copia 
 
 Drauhgts, pi. il giuoco delle dame; 
 draughtboard, s. damiere 
 
 Draw, " v. a. tirare, strascinare, 
 allettare, adescare ; draw on. 
 persuadere ; draw nigh, avvici- 
 narsi ; draw asunder, separare. 
 dividere ; draw together, radu- 
 nare ; draw back, ribasso ; draw- 
 bridge, s. ponte levatoio ; draw- 
 er, s. tiratore, dessinatore, un 
 tiratooi ; a pair of drawers, mu- 
 tande ; drawing-room, s. anti- 
 camera, assemblea 
 
 Drawl out, v. a. strascinare 
 
 Dray, s. carro, slitta; — man, s. 
 un carrettiere 
 
 Dread, s. spavento, terrore; — 
 v. a. paveniare 
 
 Dreadful, a. spaventevole ; — ly, 
 ad. spaventevolmente ; — ness, 
 s. terrore 
 
 Dreadless, a. intrepido 
 
 Dream, s. sogno ; — v. n. sognare ; 
 — er, s. sognatore 
 
 Dreaming, a. lento, balordo ; — 
 ly, ad. lentamente 
 
 Dreary, a. spaventevole 
 
 Dreariness, s. orrore 
 
 Dreggy, s. feccioso 
 
 Dregs, s. la feccia 
 
 Drench, s. beveraggio 
 
 Drench, v. a. abbeverare, bag- 
 nare, umettare 
 
 Dress, s. abito, vestito ; — v. a. 
 vestire; dress victuals, cucinare 
 vivande; dress a garden, colti- 
 vare un giardino; dress a vine, 
 potare una vite 
 358 
 
 DRU 
 
 Dresser, s. tavola di cucina 
 
 Drift, *. disegno intreccio 
 
 Drill, s. succhiello, un babbuino * 
 
 — v. a. forare, bucare, in- 
 
 clinare, stimolare 
 Drink, s. bevanda [tabile 
 
 Drink, v. a. bere ; — able, a. po- 
 Drinker, s. bevitore 
 Drip, v. n. gocciolare 
 Dripping, s. grasso ; dripping-pan, 
 
 s. una ghiotta 
 Drive, v. a. condurre, guidare, 
 
 spingere, forzare ; drive at some- 
 thing, mirare a qualche cosaj 
 
 drive off, scacciare 
 Drivel, s. bava, spiuma ; — v. a. 
 
 bavare, spiumare; — er, *. un 
 
 sciocco, pazzo 
 Driver, s. conduttore, guida 
 Drizzle, v. n. spruzzolare 
 Drizzling rain, s. spruzzaglia 
 Droll, s. un buffone 
 Droll, v. n. burlare, scherzare 
 Drollery, s. scherzo 
 Dromedary, s. dromedario 
 Drone, s. cacchione 
 Dronish, a. indolente; — ness, *. 
 
 indolenza 
 Droop, v. a. appassarsi J — v.n 
 
 affliggersi, languire 
 Drooping, s. languore; — ly, ad, 
 
 languidamente 
 Drop, *. una goccia ; dropping, s. 
 
 gocciola ; drop wort, *. filipen- 
 
 dula [gocciolare 
 
 Drop, v. a. lasciar ca scare ; — v.n. 
 Dropsical, a. idropico 
 Dropsy, *. idropisia 
 Dross, s. scoria 
 Drossy, a. pieno di scoria 
 Drought, s. seccherezza, aridita, 
 
 sete 
 Drove, s. gregge, branco 
 Drover, s. conduttore di bestiame 
 Drown, v. a. anegare, inondare, 
 
 oscurare, superare ; — ing, *. 
 
 inondazione 
 Drowse, v. n. sonnacchiare 
 Drowsily, ad. lentamente 
 Drowsiness, s. sonnolenza, tras- 
 
 curaggine 
 Drowsy, a. sonnacchioso ; — drow- 
 sy disease, letargia 
 Drub, v. a. bastonare ; — bing, j. 
 
 bastonata 
 Drudge, s. un garzonaccio, mozzo 
 
 di vascello, guattero di cucina 
 Drudge, v. a. servire 
 Drudgery, s. servigio, servile 
 Drug, s. droga, robaccia 
 Drugget, s. droghetto 
 Druggist, s. droghiero 
 
DUN 
 
 Druid, s. un Druido 
 
 Drum, s. tamburo, tamburino ; 
 kettle-drum, s. timbalo 
 
 Drum, v. ?u battere il tamburo 
 
 Drummer, s. tamburino 
 
 Drunkard, s. un imbriaco 
 
 Drunken, a. ebrioj — ness, s. im- 
 briachezza 
 
 Dry, a. secco, arido, sitibondo, ta- 
 pino, avaro ; dry nurse, donna 
 che alleva un bambino senza al- 
 lattarlo 
 
 Dry, v. a. secare, inaridire 
 
 Dryad, s. di.ade 
 
 Dryly, ad. sterilmente 
 
 Dryness, s. aridita, siccita 
 
 Dry-shod, a. secco, a pie secco 
 
 Dual, a. duale 
 
 Dub, v. a. fare, armare ; dub a 
 knight, armare un cavaliere 
 
 Dubious, a. dubbr'so 
 
 Dubitation, s. dubbio 
 
 Ducal, a. ducale, di duca 
 
 Ducat, s. ducato 
 
 Duck, s. anitra; duck weed, s. 
 anitrina [narsi 
 
 Duck, v. a. tuffare ; — v. n. inchi- 
 
 Ducker, s. palombare 
 
 Ducking, s. cala 
 
 Duckling, s. anitroccolo 
 
 Ductile, a. pieghevole, duttile 
 
 Ductility, s. duttilita 
 
 Dudgeon, s. pugnale [venevole 
 
 Due, a. dovuto, requisite, con- 
 Duel, s. duello 
 . Duellist, s. un duellante 
 
 Duelling, s. duello 
 
 Dueness, s. esattezza 
 
 Duet, s. un duetto 
 
 Dug, s. tetta [ducato 
 
 Duke, s. un duca; — dom, s. un 
 
 Dulcify, v. a. addolcire 
 
 Dulcimer, s. specie di salterio 
 
 Dull, a. ottuso, ingrossato, mate- 
 rial, stupido, mesto, tristo, psn- 
 sieroso ; — v. a. stupidire, ren- 
 dere insensato, abbagliare, ap- 
 pannare ; dull the hearing, assor- 
 dire [mente 
 
 Dully, ad. stupidamente, goffa- 
 
 Dulness, s. stupidita, balordaggine, 
 pigrizia, negligenza 
 
 Duly, ad. dovutamente, esattamente 
 
 Dumb, a. muto ; dumb creature, 
 s. una bestia, un uccello ; — ly, 
 ad. mutamente 
 
 Dumbness, s. mutolezza 
 
 Dump, s. stupore, sorpresa 
 
 Dumpish, a. tristo, affiitto ; — ness, 
 $. stupidita, melanconia 
 
 Dun, a. bruno oscuro ; dun-fly, or 
 dun-bee, $. tafano 
 
 EAG 
 
 Dun, s. un creditore importuno ; 
 
 — v. a. sollicitare, premere 
 Dunce, s. un minchiooe, balordo 
 Dung, s. concime ; dunghill, s. Ie- 
 
 tamaio j dung-cart, s. un plaus- 
 
 tro [ra 
 
 Dungeon, s. segreta, prigione oscu- 
 Dupe, v. a. truffare, ingannare 
 Dupe, s. un minchione 
 Duplicate, v. a. raddoppiare 
 Duplication, s. duplicazione 
 Durable, a. durabile, permanente; 
 
 — ness, s. durability 
 Durance, s. prigionia 
 Duration, s. durata 
 During, prep, durante, mentre 
 Dusk of the evening, l'imbrunir 
 
 del la sera 
 Duskiness, s. oscurita 
 Duskish, and Dusky, a. oscuro, 
 
 bruno 
 Dust, s. polvere; saw dust, *. se- 
 
 gatura ; dust-box, s. polverino 
 Dust, v. a. coprire di polvere 
 Duster, s. strofinaccio 
 Dustiness, s. polverio 
 Dus'y, a. polveroso 
 Dutch, s. Olandese 
 Dutchess, s. duchessa 
 Dutchy, *. un ducato 
 Dutiful, a. ubbidiente, sommesso ; 
 
 — ly, ad. sommessamente ; — 
 
 ness, s. ubbidienza 
 Duty, *. dovere, funzione, dazio, 
 
 gabella 
 Dwarf, s. nano, nana ; dwarf-elder, 
 
 s. ebbio, ebulo 
 Dwell, v. n. dimorare, abitare ; 
 
 dwell upon a thing, dilatarsi so- 
 
 pra una cosa 
 Dweller, s. abitante 
 Dwelling-place, s. dimora 
 Dwindle away, v. n. declinare, 
 
 scadere, venire in peggiore stato 
 Dying, s. tinta; — a. moribondo, 
 
 languido 
 Dynasty, s. principato ; 
 Dysentery, *. dissenteria 
 
 E 
 
 EACH, a. and pron. ciasche- 
 duno, ciascuno 
 Eager, a. agro, ardente, violente ; 
 — ly, ad. ardentemente, fervente- 
 mente ; — ness, *. agrezza, as- 
 prezza, ardore, violenza 
 Eagle, *. un aquila; eaglet, s. 
 aquilino 
 
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 EBU 
 
 Ear, s. l'orecchio ; of corn, una 
 spiga ; ear-ring, s. orecchino ; 
 ear-picker, s. stuzzicorecchi ' } 
 ear-wig, s. formicola forcata 
 
 Ear, v. n. spigare [contea 
 
 Earl, s. un conte ; — dom, s. una 
 
 Early, a. mattutino, tempestivo, a 
 buon'ora; — ad. di buon' ora; 
 early in the spring, al principio 
 della primavera 
 
 Earn, v. a. guadagnare 
 
 Earnest a. diligente, attento, ar- 
 dente, premuroso ; earnest en- 
 treaty, istanza; in good earnest, 
 da dovero ; earnest money, ca- 
 parra ; — ly, ad. ardentemente, 
 diligentemente ; — ness, *. ar- 
 dore, premura 
 
 Earth, s. la terra ; earth-quake, s. 
 terremuoto; earth-worm, s. lom- 
 brico ; potter's earth, argilla 
 
 Earth, v. n. intanarsi 
 
 Earthen, a. di terra ; earthen-ware, 
 vascellame di terra 
 
 Earthen, v. a. coprir di ter'-* 
 
 Earthly, a. terrestre 
 
 Earthy, a. mondano, grossolano 
 
 Ease, s. agio, riposo, indolenza, al- 
 legiamento ; — of pain, mitiga- 
 zione ; — v. a. alleviare, addol- 
 cire 
 
 Easel, s. telaio di pittore 
 
 Easement, s. sollievo, il cesso 
 
 Easily, ad. facilmente, agevol- 
 mente 
 
 Easiness, s. facilita 
 
 East, s. il levante; east-wi^d, »• 
 levante, suffolan^ 
 
 Easter, s. Paaqua 
 
 Easterly, and Eastern, a. orientale, 
 d'oriente 
 
 Eastward, ad. verso l'oriente 
 
 Easy, a. facile, age vole, dolce, 
 trattabile, libero, franco, socia- 
 bile, chiaro, naturale ; easy of 
 belief, credulo 
 
 Eat, v. a. mangiare ; eat well, 
 v. n. avere buon gusto ; eat up 
 rodere 
 
 Eatable, a. buono a mangiare 
 
 Eatables, s. pi. viveri, vivande 
 
 Eater, s. mangiatora 
 
 Eating-house, s. una bettola 
 
 Eaves, s. gronda 
 
 Eaves-drop, v. n. ascoltare 
 
 Ebb, s. il riflusso ; — v. n. colare 
 
 Ebbing, s. riflusso 
 
 Ebonist, s. ebanista 
 
 Ebony, s. ebano, leguo d' ebano 
 — tree, s. ei ano 
 
 Ebriety, s. ubbriachezza 
 
 Ebullition, 5. ebullizione 
 
EFF 
 
 Eccentric, a. eccentrico; — ity, *. 
 
 eccentricita 
 Ecclesiastical, and Ecclesiastic, a. 
 
 ecclesiastico 
 Echo, s. eco, risuono 
 Echo again, v. a. risuonare 
 Eclaircissement, s. rischiaramento 
 Eclat, *. splendore, romore 
 Eclipse, s. ecclissi ; — v. a. eeclis- 
 
 sare, sparire, sormontare, sopraf- 
 
 fare 
 Ecliptic, *. ecclittica 
 Eclogue, s. egloga 
 Ecstasy, s. estasT 
 Edacity, s. ghiottoneria 
 Eddy, s. riflusso d : acqua contra la 
 
 marea; eddy-wind, s. veuto di 
 
 rimando 
 Edge,*, taglio, fi!o,"orlo, angolo ; 
 
 edge-tool, s. strumento di taglio ; 
 
 to set on edge, aguzzare, affilare 
 Edge, v. a. orlare, fare 1'orlo j — 
 
 less, a. ottuso, sfilato 
 Edging-lace, s. merletto stretto 
 Edible, a. bnon a mangiare 
 Edict, *. edit">, baudo 
 Edification, s. edificazione 
 Edifice, s. edifizio 
 Edify, v. a. edificare, fabbriccare, 
 
 istruire 
 Edition, s. edizione 
 Editor, s. editore 
 Educate, v. a. educare, allevare 
 Educating, or Education, s. educa- 
 
 zione 
 Eel, s. anguilla 
 
 E'en, and Even, ad. quasi, mezzo 
 Efface, v. a. canceHare 
 Effect, s. eff'etto, realita, esecuzione; 
 
 a thing of no effect, una cosa 
 
 vana 
 Effect, v. a. effetruare, eseguire ; 
 
 — ing, s. esecuzione 
 Effective, a. effettivo, effkace, pos- 
 
 sente; — ly, ad. effettivamente 
 Effectless, a. inefficace 
 Effector, s. autore 
 Effectual, a. possentej — ly, ad. 
 
 efficacemente 
 Effectuate, v. n. effettuare 
 Effeminacy, s. effeminatezza 
 Effeminate, a. etfeminato ; — v. a. 
 
 effeminare; — ly, ad. effemina- 
 
 tamente 
 Effervescence, and Effervescency, 
 
 8. effervescenza 
 Efficacious, a. efficace ; — ly, ad. 
 
 efficacemente ; — ness, efficacy, 
 
 9. efficacia, virtu 
 Efficience, s. virtu, influenza 
 Efficient, a. efficiente 
 Effigies, s. effigie, immagme 
 
 ELE 
 
 Efflorescence, *. fiori, ornamenti 
 retorici [effluvio 
 
 Effluence, and Efflux, s. etfusione, 
 
 Effbrmation, s. formazione 
 
 Effort, s. sforzo 
 
 Effrontery, s. sfacciataggine 
 
 Effulgence, s. splendore 
 
 Etfusion, s. etfusione 
 
 Eft, s. stellione 
 
 Eftsoons, ad. spesso, subito 
 
 Egestion, s. egestione 
 
 Egg, *. un uovo ; — pi. uova; a 
 new-laid egg, un uovo fresco 
 
 EgT on, v. a. stimolare, incitare 
 
 Eglantine, s. rosacanina 
 
 Egregious, a. egregip, eccellente ; 
 — ly, ad. egregiamente 
 
 Egress, s. esito, uscita 
 
 Ejaculation, s. fervente preghiera 
 
 Ejaculation, s. grido, lamento 
 
 Ejaculatory, a. eiaculatorio 
 
 Eject, v. a. gettare, buttare 
 
 Ejection,*, emissione, evacuazione 
 
 Eight, s. otto; eighteen, s. dieci- 
 otto; eighth, a* ottava; eighty, 
 *•. ottanta [ovvero 
 
 Either, a. ciascheduno; — ccrnj. 
 
 Elaborate, a. elaborato, perfetto; 
 — ly, ad. con esattezza 
 
 E lacerate, v. a. lacerare 
 
 Elance, v. a. lanciare 
 
 Elapse, v. a. correr via 
 
 Elastic, a. elasiico ; — ity, s. elas- 
 ticity 
 
 Elate, a. fiero, altiero ; — v. a. 
 insuperbire 
 
 Elation, s. orgoglio 
 
 Elbow, s. gamito ; — v.n. dar 
 gomitate; elbow-chair, s. sedia 
 d'appoggio ; elbow out, v. a. 
 scacciare 
 
 Elder, a. maergiorc, maggiornato ; 
 — of the church, un anziano del- 
 la chiesa ; — ship, s. magioranza 
 
 Elders, s. pi. antenati ; — elder- 
 tree, s. sanibuco 
 
 Eldest brother, s. maggiornato 
 
 Elect, a. eletto, scelto ; v. a. eleg- 
 gere, scegliere ; — ion, s. elezione, 
 scelta; — ive, a. elettivo 
 
 Elector, s. elettore; — al, a. elet- 
 torale; — ate, s. elettorato; — 
 ess, s. elettrice J — ship, s. eletto- 
 rato 
 
 Electrum, s. elettro, ambra 
 
 Electrical, a. elettrico 
 
 Electricity, s. elettriciti. 
 
 Electuary, s. elettuario 
 
 Eleemosynary, a. caritatevole 
 
 Elegance, s. eleganza, giustezza 
 
 Elegant, a. elegante, grazioso j — 
 ly, ad. elegantemente 
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 Elegiac, a. elegiaco 
 
 Elegy, *. elegia 
 
 Element, s. elemento, principle, 
 
 fondamento ', — ary, a. elements 
 
 rio 
 Elephant, *. elefante 
 Elevate, v. a. elevare, esaltare 
 Elevation, s. elevazione 
 Elevatory, *. elevatork> 
 Eleven, a. undici 
 Eleventh, a. undecimo 
 Elf. s. un folletto, spirito errant* 
 Elicit, v. a. estrarre, tirare 
 Eligible, a. eligibile 
 Elision, s. troncamento 
 Elixir, s. elisire, elisirvite 
 Elk, s. granbestia 
 Ell, , s. auna, canna 
 Ellipsis, s. elisse [defettuoso 
 
 Elliptical, and Elliptic, a. elittico, 
 Elm, or Elm-tree, *. ormo 
 Elocution, s. elocuzione 
 Elogium, and Elogy, *. elogio 
 Elongate, v. a. alontanare 
 Elongation, $* alongazione 
 Elope, v. n. fuggireda un marito; 
 
 — ment, s\ il fuggire da vm ma- 
 rito 
 Eloquence, s. eloquenza 
 Eloquent, a. eloquente j — ly, ad. 
 
 eloquentemente 
 Else, a. altro, altra ; — ccrnj. altri 
 
 mente ; elsewhere, ad. altrove, 
 
 in altro luogo ; somewhere else, 
 
 altrove 
 Elucidate, v. a. dilucidare 
 Elucidation, s. spiegazione 
 Elucidator, s. spiegatore 
 Elude, v. a. schivare, sfuggire 
 Elusion, s. fraude, inganno 
 Elusory, a. ingannevole 
 Elysian, a. eliseo 
 Elysian fields, i campi Elisi 
 Emaceration, s. emaciazione 
 Emaciate, v. a. dimagrare 
 Emanation, s. emanazione 
 Emanative, a. emanato, proceduto, 
 
 prodotto 
 Emancipate, v. a. emaneipare 
 Emancipation, s. emancipazione 
 Emasculate, v. a. castrare, sner- 
 
 vare, debili'are 
 Emasculating, *. il castrare 
 Embark, v. a. imbarcare 
 Embarrassment, s. imbarazzo 
 Enibarrass, v. a. imbarazzare 
 Embassador, *. ambasoiatore 
 Embassadress, s. ambasciatrice 
 Embassy, s. amba ciata 
 Embellish, v. a. abbe] lire 
 Enibers, s. pi. ceneri ; ember» 
 
 weeks, le quattro tempora 
 
ENA 
 
 Emblem, s. emblems 
 
 Emblem, r. a. ligurare, rappre- 
 
 senWe 
 Emblematical, a. emblematic© 
 Emboss, v. a. h I 
 Embolden, r. a. SM Imbolden 
 Embrace, J. abbracciata ; — r. n 
 
 abbracciare 
 Embroider, v. a. ricamare; — er, 
 
 s. ricamatore; — rv, s. ricama- 
 
 tura 
 Embryo, s. embrione 
 Emendation. *. eniendazione 
 Emerald, s. smer.il lo, smerijlio 
 Emerge, v. n. uscire, ritirarsi 
 Emergency, t. eir.ergenza 
 Emergent, a. emergente 
 Emerods, s. emorroide 
 Emery, s. snuru'lio ; to burnish 
 
 w'vh emery, snierigliare 
 Emetic, s. emetico 
 Eminence, s. eminenza, elevazione 
 Eminent, a. eminente, famoso, il- 
 
 ltstre ; — ly, ad. eniinentemente 
 Emissary, s. emissario, ? { ■ i a 
 Emission. *. en- 
 Emit, v. a. ge'tare, spicciare 
 Emmet, *. una formica 
 Emollien»,a. mollificativojenitivo 
 Emolument, s. emolumento, pro- 
 
 fitto 
 Emotion, *. emozione 
 Empale, v. a. impalare ; — ment, 
 
 i. Nx 
 Emperor, s. imperadore 
 Emphasis, s. enfasi 
 Emphatical. a. enfatico; — ly, ad. 
 
 enfaticamente 
 Empire, *. imperio 
 Empirical, a. empirico; empiric, 
 
 t. empirico 
 Empla>;er. v. a. emplastrare 
 Employ, v. a. in 
 Empoison, v. a. avvelenare 
 Empress, *. imperatrice 
 Emptiness, *. votezza, inutilita 
 Emption, s. compra 
 Empty, a. voto, aperto, vano 
 Empty, t\ a. votare 
 Empyreal, a. e 
 Emula'e, 0. a. emulare 
 Emula'ion, *. emulazione 
 Emula'or, i. emulo 
 Emulgent, a. emulgente 
 Emulous, a. £t-loso 
 Emulsion. *. emuhione 
 Emunctory, *. emuntorio 
 Enable, v'.a. abili'are 
 
 . a. nriinare, decretare 
 Enamel, *. smalto : — v. a. smal- 
 
 tare ; ter, t. smalti'ore 
 Enamour, v. a. innamorare 
 
 EJNS 
 
 Enarration, s. narrazione 
 Encamp, v. a. accsmpsrsi 
 
 Enchant, v. a. incantare ; — er, *. 
 
 incanlatore 
 Encomiast, s. panesrista 
 
 Encomium, s. olo^io, lode 
 Enc impass, v. a. circondare 
 Encore, ad. ancora. un altra volts 
 Encounter, s. zud'u, scaramuccia, 
 
 rincontro 
 Encounter, v. a. combattere il 
 
 neinico, rincontrare 
 Encourage, v. a. incoraggiarej — 
 
 ment, .v. stimob 
 End, s. fine, disegno, evento 
 Ea 1. v. a. tinire, compire 
 a,#. endecsgono 
 . a. render caro 
 En leavour, s. sforzo; — v. n. in- 
 
 gegnarsi, sforzarsi ; to do one's 
 
 endeavour, fare ogni sforzo suo 
 Ending, s. fine, couclusione 
 Endive, s. indivia 
 Endless, a. infinito, senza fine 
 Endure, v. a. soffrire 
 Enemy, s. oemico 
 
 il, a. ensrgico 
 Energy, «. energia 
 Enervate, v. a. snervare 
 Enervating, and Enervation, *. 
 
 del)ili;amento 
 Enfeeble, v. a. indebolire 
 Enftame, v. a. inflammare 
 
 ■•. a. impegnare, obbligare 
 ent, s. impegno, obbligo 
 Engender, v. a. generare 
 Engine, s. ordegno, macchina, 
 
 tromba, artificio, aituzia 
 Engineer, s. ingegnere 
 English, a. Inglese 
 Enhance, v. a. incararc 
 Enigma, a. enimmaj — tical, a. 
 
 enimmatico 
 Enjoin, v. a. ordinare 
 Enjoy, v. a. godere, possedere ; — 
 
 ment, s. gndimento 
 Enliven, v. a. animare 
 Enmi'y, *. inimicizia 
 Ennoble, o. a. nobilitare; — ing, 
 
 s. lo annobflire 
 EnoJation, s. il tagliare nodi 
 Enormity, s. enormita 
 Enormous, a. enorme, atroce ; — 
 
 — ly, ad. enorme 
 Enou.'h, ad. abbastanza, assai ; it 
 
 is enough, basta 
 Enrage, u. a. irri'are 
 Enrich, v. a. arricchire 
 Enrol, v. a. rezistrare 
 Ensample, *. esempio, modello 
 Ensign, *. alfiere, bandiera, marca, 
 
 segno 
 
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 Enslave, v. a. cattivare 
 Ensue, v. n. avvenire 
 
 Entablature, s. arcitrave 
 
 Enter, v. n. entrare, andar dentro, 
 
 appuntare in un libra ; enter - 
 
 into bond, entrar mail 
 
 enter upon a design, imrappren- 
 
 dere 
 Enterprise,.?, intrapresa ; — v. a. 
 
 intraprendere ; — er, r. intra- 
 
 pivnditore; — ing, o. intrapren- 
 
 dente 
 Entertain, v. a. ricevere, trattare, 
 
 regalare ; — ing, a. piacevole ; 
 
 — ingly, ad. piacevolmente ; — 
 
 ment, s. trattato, ricezione, festi- 
 
 no, plsto 
 Enthusiasm, s. entusiasmo 
 Enthusiast, *. entusiaste ; — ic, a. 
 
 fanatico 
 Enthymem, *. entimema 
 Entice, v. a. allettare j — ment, *. 
 
 allettamento 
 Entitle, v. a. intitolare 
 Entity, s. entita, ente 
 Entrails, s. pi. le viscere 
 Entrance, s. entrata, principio 
 Entreat, v. a. supplicare ; — y, *. . 
 
 supplica 
 Entry, s. entrata, anlito, antiporto 
 Entwine, v. a. avvolgere 
 Enucleate, v. a. spiej^re 
 Enumerate, v. a. enumerare 
 Enumeration, s. enurnerazione 
 Envenom, v. a. avvelenare 
 Envious, a. invidioso; — ly, ad. 
 
 invidiosamente; — ness, i - . in- 
 
 vidia, gelosia 
 Envoy, s. un inviato 
 Envy, s. invidia, gelosia ; — v. a. 
 
 invi liare 
 Epact, *. epatta 
 Ephemera, *. febbre continua 
 Ephemeri, s. effemeride 
 Ephemerist, 5. giornalista 
 Epi-ene gender, s. il genere co- 
 
 mune 
 Epic, a. epico, eroico 
 Epics, poesia epica 
 Epicure, s. un epicuro 
 Epicurean, a. epicureo 
 Epicurism, *. e.picurismo 
 Epicurise, v. n. vivere da epicureo 
 Epicycle, .t. epiciclo 
 Epidemical, and lEpidemic, a. 
 
 epidemico, universale 
 Epidemy, s. l'epidemia 
 Epidermis, *. l'epidermide 
 Epigram, s. epigramma 
 Epigraph, s. epigrafio 
 E| ifepsy, s. epilessia 
 Epileptic, a. epilettico 
 
ERE 
 
 Epilogue, s. epilogo 
 Epiphany, s. epifania 
 Episcopacy, s. episcopate 
 Episcopal, a. episcopate; episco- 
 palians, x. pi. episcopali 
 Episode, *. episodio . 
 Episodical, a. episodico 
 Epistle, *. epistola, lettera; epistle 
 
 dedicator}-, dedicazione 
 Epistolary,' a. epistolario, d'epi- 
 
 stola 
 Epitaph, *. epitaffio 
 Epithalamiurn, 3. epitalamio 
 Epithet, s. epiteto 
 Epitome, s. epitome . 
 Epitomize, v. a. abbreviare 
 Epoch, s. epoca 
 Epulation, s. banchetto 
 Equal, a. eguale, simile : — v 
 agguagliare, corrispondere ; — 
 ity, s.'eguallta; — ize, v. a. ag- 
 guagliare ; — ly, ad. egualmenfe 
 Equanimity, 3. tranquillitadimente 
 Equation, s. equazione 
 Equator, s. equa'.ore 
 Equerry, s. scudiere d'un principe 
 Equestrian, a. equestre 
 Equiangular, a. equiangolare 
 Equidistant, a. equidistante 
 Equilateral, a. equilatero, che ha i 
 
 la'i uguali 
 Equilibrious, a. che e in equilibrio 
 Equinoctial, a. equinoziale 
 Equinox, s. equinozio 
 Equip, v. a. fornire, preparare ; 
 —age, s. apparecchio ; — nient, 
 s. armaniemo 
 Equipoise, s. equilibrio 
 Equipoise, v. a. equilibrare 
 Equipollent, a. equipollente 
 Equiponderancy, s. egualita di peso 
 Equiponderant," a. d'ugual peso 
 Equitable, a. equiiablle; — ness, 
 
 s. equita ; — ly r , ad. con equita 
 Equity, *. equita, dritto 
 Equivalent, a. equivalente 
 Equivocal, a. equivoco; — ly, ad. 
 
 equivocamente 
 Equivocate, v. a. equiv^care 
 Equivocation, s. equivocazione, 
 
 ambiguita 
 Eradica'e, v. a. sradicare 
 Eradication, s. stirpamento 
 Erase, v. a. raschiar via 
 Erasement, and Erasure, *. scan- 
 
 cellatura 
 Ere, ad. prima che, piii tosto 
 Erect, a. diritto, ritto, in piedi 
 Erect, v. a. erigere, innalzare, 
 
 fabbricare, costruire 
 Erector, *. erettore 
 Erection, *. erezione, edifizio 
 
 ETE 
 
 Ermine, s. ermellino 
 
 Erode, v. a. rodere via 
 
 Erosion, s. erosione 
 
 Err, v. n. errare, deviare 
 
 Errand, s. messaggio 
 
 Errant, s. errant e, vagabondo 
 
 Errata, s. errori di stampa 
 
 Erratic, a. errante 
 
 Erroneous, a. erroneo, falso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. erroneamente 
 Error, *. en-ore, inganno 
 Erudition, s. erudizione 
 Eruption, s. impetuosita 
 Escalade, v. a. scalare, salire 
 Escape, s. fuga, inganno ; — v. n. 
 
 scappare, fuggire ; — v. a. scam 
 
 pare, evitare 
 Eschevr, v. a. evitare, schivare, 
 
 scansare 
 Esculent, a. alimento 
 Especial, a. speciale, singolare 
 
 — ly, ad. specialmente 
 Esplanade, s. spianata 
 Espousals, s. sposalizio 
 Espouse, v. a. sposare ; espouse a 
 
 man's cause, interessarsi in fa- 
 
 vore d'uno 
 Espy, v. a. spiare, osservare, scor- 
 
 gere, vedere 
 Esquire, s. scudiere ; — ship, s. 
 
 dignita di scudiere 
 Essay, s. saggio ; — v. a. saggiare 
 Essence, s. essenza 
 Essential, a. essenziale ; — ity, s. 
 
 essenza, natura; — ly, ad. essen- 
 
 zialmente 
 Essoin, s. scusa legitima; essoin, 
 
 v. a. scusare una persona che 
 
 non comparisce in ^iustizia 
 Establish, v. a. stabilire ; — ment, 
 
 s. stabiiimento [ordine 
 
 Estate, *. stato, condizione, beni, 
 Esteem, s. stima, pregio ; — v. a. 
 
 stimare; — er, s. stimatore 
 Estimable, a. estimabile 
 Estimate, s. stimazbne, valuta; 
 
 — v. a. apprezzare ; — ion, s. 
 
 estimazione ; — or, s. estimatore 
 Esiival, a. estivo, d'estate 
 Estrade, s. pianura, piano, alcova 
 Estrange, v. a. alienare, stornare, 
 
 dissuadere ; — ment, s. aliena- 
 
 zione 
 Estuary, s. seno di mare 
 Estuate, v. n. bollire, gorgogliare, 
 
 gonfiarsi 
 Etch, v. a. scolpire con acqua forte 
 Etching, s. scolpitura con acqua 
 
 forte 
 Eternal, a. eterno ; — ly, ad. eter- 
 
 namente 
 Eternity, s. eternita. 
 
 EVI 
 
 Eternize, v. a. eternare 
 Ethics, *. etica 
 Ethnic, a. pagano 
 Etymological, a. etimologico 
 Etymologist, s. etimologista 
 Etymologize, v. n. trovare l'etimo« 
 
 logia 
 Etymology, *. etimologia 
 Eucharist, *. l'eucaristia j — ical, 
 
 a. eucar.stico 
 Eunuch, s. eunuco 
 Euphony, s. eufouia 
 European, a. Europeano 
 Evacuate, v. a. evacuare, purgare 
 Evacuation, s. evacuazione 
 Evade, v. n. scappare, fuggire 
 Evangelical, a. evangelico 
 Evangelist, s. evangelista 
 Evaporate, v. n. evaporare 
 Evaporation, a. evaporazione 
 Evasion, *. fuga, fuggita, sotterfu- 
 
 gio, rigiro 
 Eve, *. vigilia 
 
 Even, a. usruale, pari, simile 
 Even, or E'en, ad. anche, anzi j 
 
 even on, ad. drittameute ; even 
 
 so, ad. giusto cosi ; even now, 
 
 ad. or' ora 
 Even, v. a. agguagliare, appianare 
 Evening, arid' Eveningtide, s. la 
 
 sera 
 Evenly, ad. egualmente, uniforme- 
 
 mente 
 Event, s. evento, fine, riuscita, 
 
 caso 
 Evenness, s. egualita 
 Event] late, v. a. ventilare, discutere 
 E ventilation, s. eventilazione 
 Eventual, a. accidentale ; — ly, 
 
 ad. all' azzardo 
 Ever, ad. sempre, ruttavia; ever 
 
 since, ad. da quel tempo in qua ; 
 
 ever-green-tree, s. un albero 
 
 sempre verde ; everlasting, a. 
 
 eterno. perpetuo ; — ly, ad. eter- 
 
 namente ; — ness, s. eternita 
 Evex-livirg, a. immortale 
 Eversion, s. sconvolgimento 
 Evert, v. a. sconvoli'ere 
 Every, a. ogni, cia^cheduno ; every 
 
 one, igniino; every where^ ad. 
 
 da per tutto 
 Evestiaate, v. a. ricereare 
 Evict, 'v. a. convincere, evincere ; 
 
 — ion, *. prova 
 Evidence, s. evidenza, chiarezza, 
 
 se^no, prova, tcstimonio 
 Evidences, s. pi. carte, atti 
 Evidence, v. a. provair 
 Evident, a. evidente, chiaro ; — Jv, 
 
 ad. evidentemente 
 Evil, a. cattivo, malvaggioj — 
 
EXC 
 
 *. male, le scrofole ; evil, or 
 
 evilly, ad. malamente ; — ness, 
 
 *. depravita 
 Evince, v. a. convincere, evincere ; 
 
 — ibly, ad. incontestabilmente 
 Eviscerate, v. a. sviscerare 
 Evitable, a. evitabile 
 Evolution, s. evoluzione 
 Evocation, s. invocazione 
 Evulsion, s. svellimeiito 
 Ewe, s. una pecora; ewe lamb, s. 
 
 un manuerino 
 Ewe, v. a. figliare 
 Ewer, s. un boccale 
 Exact, a. esatto, giusto ; — v. a. 
 
 esigere, richiedere ; — or. *. esat- 
 
 tore ; — ion, s. esazione; — ly, 
 
 ad. esattamente ; — ness, s. esat- 
 
 tezza 
 Exacuation, s. affilameYito 
 Exaggera'e, v. a. esagerare; — ion, 
 
 *. esagerazione 
 Exagitate, v. a. tormentare ; — ion, 
 
 s. tormento 
 Exalt, v. a. esal'are, alzare ; — 
 
 ation, s. esaltazione; — ed, a. 
 
 sublime, ecceilpnte 
 Examination, s. esamine, perquisi- 
 
 zione 
 Examine, v. a. esaminare; — er, 
 
 s. esaminatore; — ing, s. esami- 
 
 namento 
 Example, s. esempio 
 Exanimate, v. a. disanimare, spa- 
 
 ventare 
 Exanguious, a. esaugue, pallido 
 Exarch, s. esarca 
 Exasperate, v. irritare, esasperare ; 
 
 — ion, 8. esasperazione 
 Excavate, v. a. scavare, cavare 
 Excavation, x. lo scavare 
 Exceed, v. a. eccedere, superare 
 Exceeding, a. eccessivo, enorme 
 Exceedingly, ad. eccessivamente 
 Excel, v. a. eccedere ; — v. n. 
 
 sovranzare 
 Excellence, and Excellency, s. 
 
 eccellenza 
 Excellent, a. eccellente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 eccellentemente 
 Except, prep, eccetto, fuorche ; 
 
 -- x\ a. eccet'uare ; except 
 
 against, ricusare ; — ion. s. ec- 
 
 cezione, esclusione ; — ionable, 
 
 c. cosa alia quale si puo obbiet- 
 
 tare; — ions, a. delicato 
 Except, v. a. scegliere; — ion, s. 
 
 c~ll=-zi'>ne 
 Excess, s. 
 Exces-ive, a. eccessivo; — ly, ad. 
 
 eccessivamente; — ness, s. ec- 
 
 EXE 
 
 Exchange, s. cambio, baratto, la 
 
 borsa; — v. a. cambiare, barat- 
 
 (are 
 Exchanger, s. banchiere 
 Exchequer, *. 1' erario, il fisco 
 
 del re 
 Exciseable, a. che paga la tassa 
 Excise, s. tassa, estorsione ; — man, 
 
 s. collettore delle tasse 
 Excision, s. rovina, amputazione 
 Excitation, s. istigamento 
 Excite, v. a. eccitare, stimolare; 
 
 — ment, s. eccitamento 
 Exclaim, v. a. esclamare 
 Exclamation, s. esclamazione 
 Exclamatory, a. che esclama 
 Exclude, v. a. esciudere 
 Exclusion, s. esclusione 
 Exclusive, a. esclusivo; — ly, ad. 
 
 esclusivamente 
 Excogitate, v. a. inventare 
 Excommunicaie, v. n. scomuni- 
 
 care ; — ion, 5. scomunica 
 Excoriate, v. a. scorticare 
 Excoriation, s. escoriazione 
 Excrement, s. escremento 
 Excremental, a. escrementoso 
 Excrescence, s. escrescenza 
 Excruciae. v. a. tormentare 
 Excruciation, s. tormento 
 Exculpate, v. a. scolpare 
 Excursion, s. scorreria, digressione 
 Excusable, a. scusabile 
 Excuse, s. scusa, preiesto ; — v. a. 
 
 scusare, esentare ; excu able, a. 
 
 scusabile ; —ness, s. scusabiliia 
 Execrable, a. esecrabile 
 Execrate, v. a. esecrare 
 Execration, s. esecrazione 
 Execute, v. a. eseguire 
 Execution, s. esecuzione, seques- 
 
 tramento, mandato ; — er, s. 
 
 camefice 
 Executive power, potered'eseguire 
 Executor, s. esecutore ; — trix, 
 
 s. esecutrice 
 Executory, s. mandato esecutivo 
 Exegetical, a. espositivo 
 Exemplar, s. esemplare, regola ; 
 
 — i'y, ad. esemplarmente 
 Exemplary, a. esemplare 
 Exemplification, s. esemplifica- 
 
 znne 
 Exemplify, v. a. esemplificare, 
 
 provare con esempli 
 Exempt, a. esente. franco ; — v. a. 
 
 esenta-e; — ion, &. esenzione 
 Exenferate, v. a. sventrare 
 Exequies, s. esequie 
 Exercise, s. esercizio, fatica ; — 
 
 v. a. eserci'are, professare j 
 
 ing, s. esercizio 
 363 
 
 EXP 
 
 Exercitation, s. esercizio, uso 
 Exert, v. a. dimostrare, scoprire; 
 
 exert one's self, v. r. sforzarsi 
 Exertion, s. operazione 
 Exhalation, s. esalazione 
 Exhale, v. a. esalare 
 Exhaust, v. a. consumare, votare J 
 
 — ing, s. consunzione 
 Exhibit, v. a. esibire, mostrare 
 Exhibiting, and Exhibition, .. 
 
 esibizione, produzione 
 Exhilarate, v. a. rallegrare 
 Exhilaration, s. allegrezza 
 Exhort, v. a. esortare ; — ation, ►. 
 
 esortazione; — er, s. quello che 
 
 esorta 
 Exigence, s. esigenza, necessity 
 Exigency, s. imbarazzo, esigenza, 
 
 espediente, citazione 
 Exiguous, a. piccolo, sottile 
 Exile, s. un esule, bandito, esilio, 
 
 sbandeggiamento ; — a. magro, 
 
 sottile ; — v. a. esiliare, sban* 
 
 deggiare 
 Exinanition, s. annichilamento 
 Exist, v. n, esistere ; — ence, *. 
 
 esistenza 
 Exit, s. congedo, sortita 
 Exitial, a. destruttivo, nocivo 
 Exodus, s. Esodo 
 Exonerate, v. a. scaricare 
 Exorable, a. esorabile 
 Exorbitancy, s. esorbitanza 
 Exorbitant, a. esorbitante; — ly, 
 
 ad. esorbitantemente 
 Exorcise, v. a. esorcizzare 
 Exorcism, s. esorchmo 
 Exorciser, s. esorcista 
 Exordium, s. esordio 
 Exornation, s. ornamento 
 Exotic, a. siraniere 
 Expand, v. a. dilatare, spandere 
 Expanse,, s. estensione, spazio 
 Expansion, s. dilatazione 
 Expatiate, v. a, estendersi 
 Expect, v. a. aspettare, sperare ; 
 
 — ance, s. aspettazione ; — ant, 
 
 a. spettante ; — ation, s. aspetta- 
 zione, speranza 
 Expedient, a. espediente 
 Expedient, s. espediente, mezzo 
 Expedi'e, a. pronto, facile 
 Expedite, v. a. spacciare 
 Expedition, s. espedizione 
 Expeditious, a. speditivo ; — ly 
 
 ad. spedi'amente 
 Expel, v. a. scacciare, espellere 
 Expelling, s. espulsione 
 Expense, s. «pesa, costo 
 Expend, v. a. spendere 
 Expensive, a. dispendioso, spend©* 
 
 reccio, prodigo 
 
EXS 
 
 Experience, s. sperienza ; — v. a. 
 
 esperimentare 
 Experiment, s. esperimento 
 Experiment, v. a. sperimentare ; 
 
 — al, a. esperimentale ; — ly, ad. 
 
 esperimentalmente; — er, s. es- 
 
 perimentatore 
 Expert, a. esperto, abile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. espertamente ; — ness, s. de- 
 
 strezza 
 Expiate, v. a. espiare, riparare 
 Expiation, s. espiazione 
 Expiration, s. spirazione, respira- 
 
 zione 
 Expire, v. n. spirare, finire j — 
 
 ing, s. l'ultimo spiro 
 Explain, v. a. spiegare; — er, s. 
 
 interprete 
 Explanation, ■?. spiegazione 
 Expletive, a. riempitivo 
 Explicable, a. esplicabile 
 Explicate, v. a. spiegare; — or, 
 
 s. spo-iitore; — ion, s. spiegazione 
 Explicit, a. espresso, chiaro ; — ly, 
 
 ad. espressamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 chiarezza 
 Explode, v. a. condannare 
 Exploit, s. azione, fatto 
 Exploration, s. investigamento . 
 Explore, v. a. investigare; — ing, 
 
 s. esaminamento 
 Explosion, s. strepito di tuono, di 
 
 fucile, &c. 
 Export, v. a. trasportare ; — ation, 
 
 s. tiasporto 
 Expose, v. a. esporre ; — ition, s. 
 
 esposizione, dichiarazione ; — si- 
 tor, s. interprete [mentarsi 
 Expostulate, v. a. and n. la- 
 Expos^ulation, s. lamento, querela 
 Expound, v. a. interpretare; — er, 
 
 *. interprete; — ing, s. spiega- 
 zione 
 Express, a. espresso, chiaro; — 
 
 iy, ad. espressamente; express, 
 
 s. staffet'a, corriere; — v. a. 
 
 esprimere, mostrare, rappresen- 
 
 tare; — ion, s. espressione 
 Expressive, a. espressivo; — ness, 
 
 s. energia 
 Exproba f e, v. a. rimproverare 
 Exproba'ion, s. rimprovero 
 Expugnation, s. espugnazione 
 Expulsion, s. espulsione 
 Expulsive, a. espulsivo 
 Expunge, v. a. scancellare, cassare 
 Expurgatory, a. purgativo 
 Exquisite, a. squisito, raro ; — 
 
 ly, ad. squisitamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 squisitezza 
 Exsiccate, v. a. seccare 
 Exsiccation, s. secchezza 
 
 EXT 
 
 Extant, a. che esiste 
 
 Extasy, s. estasi, trasporto, eleva- 
 
 zione dell' anima 
 Extatic, a. estatico 
 Extemporary, a. improwiso 
 Extempore verses, versi improvvisi 
 Extempore, ad. all' improwiso 
 Extend, v. a. estendere, dilatare, 
 
 stimare 
 Extension, s. estensione 
 Extensive, a. estensivo 
 Extent, s. ampiezza, valuta 
 Extenuate, v. a. mitigare 
 Extenuating, and Extenuation, s. 
 
 mitigazione 
 Exterior, a. esteriore 
 Exterminate, v. a. sterminare; 
 
 — ion, s. sterminazione ; — or, s. 
 
 sterminatore 
 External, a. esterno, esteriore ; — 
 
 ly, ad. £steriormente 
 Extinct, a. estinto, morto ; — ion 
 
 s. estinzione 
 Extinguish, v. a. estinguere, redr 
 
 mere ; — able, a. che si puo 
 
 estinguere ; — er, s. spegnitoio ; 
 
 — ment, *. estinzione, ammorta- 
 
 mento 
 Extirpate, v. a. estirpare, sradi- 
 
 care, svellere 
 Extirpating, and Extirpation, s. 
 
 eslirpazione 
 Extirpator, s. estirpatore 
 Extol, v. a. esaltare, vantare 
 Extortion, s. estorsione; — er, s. 
 
 esattore 
 Extorsive, a. ingiusto 
 Extort, v. a. strappare 
 Extract, s. estratto ; — v. a. es- 
 
 trarre ; — ion, s. estrazione 
 Extrajudicial, a. che non e giuridi- 
 
 co 
 Extraneous, a. estraneo, esteriore 
 Extraordinarily, ad. straordinaria- 
 
 mente 
 Extraordinary, a. straordinario 
 Extraordinaries, s. pi. spese straor- 
 
 dinarie 
 Extraparochial, a. che non e di 
 
 nissuna parocchia 
 Extravagance, s. stravaganza 
 Extravagant, a. stravagante ; — ly, 
 
 adl stravagantemente 
 Extravagate, v. n. vaneggiare 
 Extravasate, v. n. stravasarsi 
 Extreme, a. estremo ; — s. estre- 
 
 mo, estremita ; — ly, ad. estre- 
 
 mamente, furiosamente ; — ity, 
 
 s. estremita 
 Extricate, v. a. sviluppare 
 Extrinsical, a. estrinseco; — ly, 
 
 ad. estrinsecamente 
 
 FAC 
 
 Extrusion, s. espulsione 
 Extuberance, s. tumore, enfiato 
 Exuberance, s. soprabbondanza 
 Exuberant, a. abbondante 
 Exulcerate, v. a. esulcerare 
 Exulceration, s. esulcerazione 
 Exult, v. a. esultare 
 Exultation, s. esultazione, alle* 
 
 grezza 
 Exsuperable, a. superabile 
 Exundation, s. inondazione 
 Eye, *. un occhio ; — of a needle, 
 il foro dell' ago ; eyes, s. pi. gli 
 occhi, la vista ; — spectacles, 
 occhiali ; eye-ball, s. la pupilla 
 dell' occhio ; eyebrows, s. pi. le 
 ciglia ; eyelids, s. pi. le palpe- 
 bre ; eyeteeth, s. pi. i denti oc- 
 chiali ; eye-salve, s. collirio 
 Eye one, v. a. occhieggiare, guar* 
 
 dare 
 Eye-glass, s. occhiali 
 Eyre, S. corte di giudici ambulanti 
 Eyry, s. nido d'uccello di rapina 
 
 F 
 
 FABLE, s. favola ; — v. a. favo- 
 leggiare ; — er, s. fabulista 
 Fabricate, v. a. fabbricare 
 Fabrication, *. fabbricazione 
 Fabric, s. fabbrica, edifizio 
 Fabulist, s. fabulista 
 Fabulous, a. favoloso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 d'una maniera favolosa 
 Face, *. faccia, viso, apparenza, il 
 
 fuori ; wry face, s. smorfie 
 Face, v. a. guardar nel viso, far 
 
 faccia ; face about, voltarsi ; face 
 
 a card, voltare una carta ; face 
 
 out a lie, mantenere una bugia 
 Facetious, a. faceto; — ly, ad. fa- 
 
 cetamente ; — ness, s. facezia 
 Facile, a. facile, credulo, affabile 
 Facilitate, v. a. facilitare 
 Facilitation, s. il facilitar 
 Facility, s. facilita 
 Facing, s. facciata 
 Facinorous, a. facinoroso 
 Fact, s. fatto, azione 
 Factious, a. fazioao ; — ness, s. 
 
 spirito fazioso 
 Factitious, a. fattizio 
 Factor, s. faitore, agente ; — ship, 
 
 *. fat.oria 
 Factory, s. residenza del fattore, 
 
 manifattura 
 Factotum, s. uno che fk tutte le 
 
 faccende 
 
FAM 
 
 Faculty, s. facolta, forza, licenza, 
 
 privilegio 
 Faddle, v. a. vezzeggiare, accarez- 
 
 zare [sarsi 
 
 Fade, or Fade away, v. n. appas- 
 Fadge, v. n. accordarsi, convenire 
 Faeces, s. feccia 
 Fag-end, la testa d'una pezza di 
 
 panno, Ja cnda 
 Fagot, s. fastello, fascio di legna 
 Fagot one, v. a. legare le maui e i 
 
 piedi ad uno 
 Fail, s. fallo, errore 
 Fail, v. a. failire, trasgre^ire 
 Fail one, v. a. mancare di parola 
 
 ad uno 
 Failing, s. fallo, difetto 
 Failure, s. mancanza 
 Fain, a. obbligato, costretto 
 Fain, ad. volentieri 
 Faint, a. languido, debole 
 Faint-hearted, a. timido ; — ly, ad. 
 
 vilmente ; — ness, s. timidita 
 Faint, v. n. svenire, divenir langui- 
 do; — ing. s. svenimento; — ly, 
 
 ad. languidamente, lentamente ; 
 
 — ness, *. debolezza [dido 
 
 Fair, a. bello, biondo, sincere, can- 
 Fair, s. fiera 
 
 Fairing, s. donativo di fiera 
 Fairly, ad. onestamente 
 Fairness, s. onesta 
 Fairy, s. fata 
 Faith, s. fede, credenza ; faithful, 
 
 a. fedele; — ly, ad. fedeknente; 
 
 — ness, s. fedelta 
 Faithless, a. infedele 
 Falcon, s. falcone 
 Falconer, s. falconiere 
 Falconet, s. falconetto 
 Fall, v. n. cadere ; — (become 
 
 cheaper,) v. a. calare 
 Fall, s. cascata 
 Falling away, s. cascamento 
 Fallacious, a. fallace ; — ly, ad. 
 
 fallacemente ; —ness, s. falsita, 
 
 fallacia 
 Fal'acy, s. inganno 
 Fallibi'lity, s. fallibility 
 Fallible, a. fallibile 
 Fallow ground, s. maggese 
 False, a. falso ; — hood, s. falsita ; 
 
 — ly, ad. falsamente; — ness, s. 
 
 perfidia ; — ification, *. falsifica- 
 
 zione 
 Falsifier, s. falsificatore 
 Falsify, v. a. falsificare 
 Falsity, s. falsita 
 Falter, v. n. esitare ; — ingly, ad. 
 
 con esitazione 
 Fame, s. fama 
 Famed, a. famoso 
 
 FAS 
 
 Familiar, a. famigliare ; — s. 
 
 amico intimo ; familiar spirit, s. 
 
 un folletto ; — ly, ad. familiar- 
 
 mente ; — ify, s. familiarita 
 Familiarize, v. a. familiarizzare 
 FaiBiliarize one's self, v. r. fa- 
 
 miliarizzarsi 
 Family, s. famiglia 
 Famine, s. carestia 
 Famish, v. a. affamare [fama 
 
 Famous, a. famoso ; — ly, ad. con 
 Fan, s. ventag;lio ; — s. (for grain,) 
 
 vaglio; — v. a. vagliare del 
 
 grano [to, fanatico 
 
 Fanatic, and Fanatical, a. spirita- 
 Fanaticism, s. fanatismo 
 Fanciful, a. capriccioso ; — ness, s. 
 
 capriccio 
 Fancy, s. fantasia 
 Fancy, v. n. immaginarsi 
 Fane, s. tempio 
 Fang, s. artiglio 
 Fantastical, a. fantastico J — ly, 
 
 ad, fantasticamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 bizzaria 
 Fantasy, s. fantasia 
 Far, ad. lontano 
 Farce, s. una farsa 
 Farcy, s. lepra de' cavalli 
 Fardel, s. fardello 
 Fare, s. cera, vettura ; — v. n. an- 
 
 dare, vivere 
 Farewell, ad. addio 
 Farinaceous, a. farinoso 
 Farm, 5. podere 
 Farmer, s. fattore 
 Farness, s. distanza 
 Farrago, s. farraggine 
 Farrier, s. maniscalco 
 Farrow, s. un porchetto 
 Farrow, v. n. figliare, (parlarido 
 
 d'una troia) 
 Farther, ad. piu lontano 
 Farther, v. a. incamminare j — 
 
 ance, s. incorraggiamento ; — 
 
 more, ad. di piu 
 Farthest, ad. il piu distante; at 
 
 farthest, ad. al piu 
 Farthing, s. fardino 
 Farthingale, s. guard' infante 
 Fa-cinate, v. a. ammaliare 
 Fascination, s. fascinazione 
 Fascine, *. fascina 
 Fashion, s. modo, guisa ; — v. a. 
 
 formare ; — able, a. all' usanza, 
 
 alia moda 
 Fast, v. n. digiunare ; — s. digiu- 
 
 no ; — a. fermo, stretto 
 Fasten, v. a. attaccare 
 Faster, a. piu presto j — J. digi- 
 
 unatore 
 Fastidious, a. fastidioso 
 365 
 
 FEE 
 
 Fasting, a. digiuno 
 
 Fastness, *. fermezza 
 
 Fat, *. grasso, grassume ; — & 
 
 grasso ; — v. a. ingrassare 
 Fatal, a. fatal e; — ity, s. fataliti 
 
 — ly, ad. fatalmente 
 Fate, s. destino, sorte 
 Father, s. padre, genitore 
 Father, v. a. addottare ; —less, o. 
 
 senza padre j — ly, a. paterno ; 
 
 — ad. da padre 
 Father-in-law, s. suocero 
 Fathom, s. braccio, scandaglio ; 
 
 — v. a. scandagliare ; — less, a. 
 impenetrabile 
 
 Fatidical, a. fatidico 
 
 Fatigue, s. fatica ; — v. a. faticare 
 
 Fatness, s. grassezza 
 
 Fatten, v. a. ingrassare ; — v.ru 
 
 ingrassarsi ; — ing, s. concime 
 Fatuous, a. sciocco, pazzo 
 Fatuity, s. fatuita 
 Fault, s. fallo, errore ; — iness, s. 
 
 mancanza; — less, a. senza er- 
 
 rori 
 Faulty, a. colpevole 
 Favour, v. a. favorire ; — st. fe» 
 
 vore ; — (knot of ribbons,) livrea 
 Favourable, a. favorevole; — ly, 
 
 ad. favorevolmente ; —ness, #» 
 
 bonta 
 Favourite, s. favorto 
 Fawn, *. un daino giovane; — 
 
 v. a. piaggiare 
 Fawningly, ad. servilmente 
 Fealty, s. fealta, fedelta 
 Fear, s. timore, paura ; — v. a, 
 
 temere ; — less, a. intrepido 
 Fearful, a. pauroso ,• — ly, ad. pau- 
 
 rosamente; — ness, s. timore, 
 
 paura 
 Feasibility, s. possibility 
 Feasible, a. fattibile 
 Feast, s. banchetto ; — v. a. fes- 
 
 teggiare, regalare, banchettare 
 Feastful, a. festoso, allegro 
 Feat, s. azione, fatto 
 Feather, *. piuma, penna ; feather- 
 bed, s. letto di piuma 
 Feature, *. fattezza 
 Febrifuge, s. febbrifugo 
 Febrile, a. febbrile 
 February, s. Febraio 
 Feculence, s. feccia 
 Feculent, a, feccioso 
 Fecund, a. fecondo; —ity, t. fe- 
 
 condita 
 Fee, *. mercede, mancia ,* fee, v. a. 
 
 ugnere le mani, corrompere 
 Feeble, a. debole, fievole ; — ness, 
 
 *. debolezza j — ly, ad, deboi 
 
 mente 
 
FER 
 
 Feed, v. a. nu'rire, pascere 
 
 Feed, *. pascolo 
 
 Feeder, s. nutritore 
 
 Feel, v. a. sent ire, tastare 
 
 Feeling, s. tatto, sensibilita ; — ly, 
 ad. sensibilmente 
 
 Feign, v. a. fingere ; — edly, ad. 
 fintaniente 
 
 Feint, s. finzione 
 
 Felicitate, v. a. felicitare 
 
 Felicity, s. felicita 
 
 Fell, a. crudele ; — s. pelle, pel- 
 liccia ; — v. a. abbattere ; — 
 ing, s. abbattimento 
 
 Fellmonger, s. pellicciaio 
 
 Felloe, s. quarta d'una ruota, pa- 
 nericcio 
 
 Fellow, $. uguale, associate ; a sor- 
 ry fellow, un briccone ; fellow- 
 servant, compagno nel servire; 
 fellow, v. a. assortire; — feel- 
 ing, interesse, profitto; — ship, 
 s. societa 
 
 Felo de se. s. suicidio 
 
 Felon, s. fellone 
 
 Felonious, a. fellonesco 
 
 Felony, s. fcl Ionia 
 
 Felt, s. cimatura, borra ; felt- 
 maker, s. cappellaio 
 
 Felucca, s. una feluca 
 
 Female, s. la femmina; feme-co- 
 vert, donna maritata 
 
 Feminine, a. femminino 
 
 Fen, s. palude, pantano 
 
 Fence, s. chiusura, riparo ; — v. a. 
 circondare, schermire ; fencing- 
 school, s. scuola di scherma ; 
 fencing-master, s. maestro di 
 scherma 
 
 Fend, v. n. parare, sfusgire 
 
 Fender, s. arnese di ferro per le 
 ceneri 
 
 Fennel, s. finocchio t 
 
 Fenny, a. paludoso 
 
 Fenugreek, s. fiengreco 
 
 Feodal, a. feudale 
 
 Feoff, v. a. incorporare al feudo 
 
 Ferine, a. f'eroce 
 
 Ferity, s. ferocita 
 
 Ferment, v. a. fermentare ; fer- 
 ment, s. fermento; — ation, s. 
 fermentazione 
 
 Fern, s. felce, sorfa di pianta 
 
 Ferociry, s. ferocita 
 
 Ferreous, a. ferruginoso 
 
 Ferret, s. furetto 
 
 Ferret about, v. a. ricercare 
 
 Ferret, (tease.) v. a. tormentare 
 
 Ferrurinous, a. fe.rrujinoso 
 
 Ferry, 3. passazgio ; ferry-boat, s. 
 barca, una scafa 
 
 Fertile, a. fertile 
 
 F1L 
 
 Fertilate, v. a. fertilizzare 
 Fertileness, or Fertility, s. fertilita 
 Fertilize, v. a. fecondare 
 Ferula, s. sferza, ferza 
 Fervency, s. fervore, zelo 
 Fervent, a. fervente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 ferventemente [vore, zelo 
 
 Fervid, a. ardente; — ness, s. fer- 
 Fervour, s. fervore 
 Fescue, s. fruccolo 
 Fester, v. a. impostemire 
 Festival, o. festivo; — s. festa, 
 
 festivita [grezza 
 
 Festive, a. allegro; — ity, *. alle- 
 Festoon, s. festone 
 Fetch, v. a. andare a cercare ; — 
 
 s. astuzia, rigiro 
 Fetid, a. fetido, puzzolente ; — 
 
 ness, s. puzzolenza 
 Fetter, v. a. inceppare 
 Fetters, s. pi. catene, schiavitii 
 Feud, s. rissa, uggia 
 Fever, s. febbre; feverish, a. che 
 
 ha febbre, febbricitante 
 Few, a. poco, pi. pochi ; — er, 
 
 a. meno [fuoco 
 
 Fewel, s. tutto cio che serve a far 
 Fib, s. menzogna ; — v. n. men- 
 tire ; — ber, s. bugiardo 
 Fibre, s. fibra, fibrone ; — ous, a, 
 
 fibroso 
 Fickle, a. mobile, instabile; — 
 
 ness, s. leggierezza 
 Fiction, s. fizione 
 Fictious, or Fictitious, a. finto, 
 
 fittizioso [il violino 
 
 Fiddle. s. violino; — v. a. suonare 
 Fiddle-faddle, v. n. frascheggiare 
 Fiddle-faddle, interj. oibo, ciancie 
 Fiddling, a. frivolo 
 Fidelity, s. fedelta 
 Fidge, v. a. dimenarsi 
 Fie, interj. oibo ; fie upon it, deh 
 
 vergognatevi 
 Field, s. campo 
 Fiend, s. furia, demone 
 Fierce, a. feroce ; — ly, ad. fiera- 
 
 mente ; — ness, x. ferocita 
 Fiery, a. igneo, di fuoco, violente, 
 
 ardente 
 Fife, s. piffero 
 Fifteen, a. quindici 
 Fifth, a. quinto 
 Fif^y, a. cinquanta 
 Fig, s. fico ; fig-tree, s. un fico 
 Fight, v. n. combat tere ; — s. 
 
 combattimento ; — er, s. com- 
 
 battitore 
 Figurative, a. figurativo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 figurativamente 
 Figure, s. figura ; — v. n. figurare 
 Filaments, s. fibre 
 
 FIS 
 
 Filbert, s. avellana ; —tree, $. avel» 
 lano 
 
 Filch, v. a. mariolare, truffare ; 
 —ing, s. baratteria 
 
 File, s. una fila, lima; — v. a. 1* 
 mare ; filer, s. limatore 
 
 Filial, a. filiale, di figlio 
 
 Filings, s. filatura 
 
 Fill, v. a. riempire, empire; — 
 ing, a. che sazia 
 
 Fillet, s. benda : — of veal, sfacci- 
 atura di vitella 
 
 Fillip, *. biscottino, colpo d'un dito 
 
 Filly, s. una puledra 
 
 Film, s. membrana, tunica 
 
 Filter, s. un filtro, colatoio; — 
 v. a. filtrare 
 
 Filth, s. porcheria ; — ily, ad. spor- 
 camente ; — iness, s. sporcizia J 
 filthy, a. sporco, lordo 
 
 Filtrate, v. a. filtrare; —ion, S. 
 colamento 
 
 Fin, s. pinna, ala di pesce 
 
 Finable, a. soggetto ad ammenda 
 
 Final, a. finale, estremo ; — ly, ad. 
 finalmente 
 
 Finance, s. le flnanze ; financier, 
 *. uffiziale delle finanze 
 
 Find, v. a. trovara 
 
 Fine, a. fino, bello ; — ?. ammen- 
 da ; — v. a. condannare all' am- 
 menda, raffinare ; — ly, ad. bene, 
 riccamence; — ness, *. finezza, 
 bellezza 
 
 Finery, s. ornamento 
 
 Finesse, s. astuzia 
 
 Finger, s. dito, dita; — v. a. ma* 
 neggiare, toccare 
 
 Finical, a. ritroso, affettato; — 
 ness, s. affettazione 
 
 Finish, v. a. finire ; — er, *. fini- 
 tore 
 
 Fir, s. abete 
 
 Fire, s. fuoco ; firelock, s. uno 
 schioppo; fireship, *. un brulot- 
 to ; firearm, s. arme da fuoco J 
 firework, s. fuoco artifiziale 
 
 Fire, v. a. infuocare ; fire, (shoot,) 
 tirare, sparare ; firing, s. legna, 
 carbone da far fuoco 
 
 Firm, a. firmo, dnro 
 
 Firmament, s. firmamento 
 
 Firmness, s. firmezza 
 
 First, a. pnmiero ; — ling, s. pri- 
 mo nato 
 
 Fish, s. pesce ; — v. a. pescare ; 
 fish-bone, u. spina di pesce ; fish- 
 market, s. pescheria ; fisherman, 
 s. pescatore ; fishing, s. pesche- 
 ria ; fish-woman, s. pesciaiuo* 
 
 Fishy, a. pieno di pesci 
 
FLE 
 
 Fisk, *. fi«c\ tesoro 
 
 Fibi, *. j 
 
 Fisticutis, 1 1 far alle pugna 
 Fistula, f. 
 
 Fit, *. uu acoeen; — a. Homo, 
 alto ; — v. a. acooiBodare ; 
 
 ! 
 attituJine, convenienza 
 
 aevole 
 
 cinque 
 
 V 
 I 
 
 . fmllo 
 alarsi, avvilirsi ; 
 — i. ban lien, insegna 
 Flageolet, s. I I 
 
 . ;•. (7. flagellare 
 Flagitious, a. sciagurato 
 
 y, j. fiagranzia 
 • >rio 
 Flail, t. 
 
 ilia; — of snow, 
 un DOGOO di neve 
 Flake, v. n. sptdarsi 
 Flam, s. P B Coaog na , favola 
 Flam, d a. mentire 
 c 4a 
 Flame, s. tiamiua; — V. n. fiam- 
 .i.ire [giare 
 
 Flank, s. fianco ; — v. a. fianchvg- 
 Flannel, s. flanella 
 
 . botta 
 F a t . v. n. fir barlume 
 Flash, o. (i- scintillare ; — of light 
 ninjr. s. lamp, baleno 
 
 0, subitaneo, insipido 
 Flask', s. fia-co 
 
 Flasket, J. canestro. cesto 
 
 Flat. a. piato. spianato ; flat-nosed. 
 
 camusn ; — ly. ad. >chieltameute ; 
 
 — ne-s, t. pianezza 
 Flats, (at sea,)secche 
 Flatten, p. a. appianare 
 Flatter, v. a. lusingare; — er, s. 
 
 lusin^tore; — y, s. lusingheria 
 . a. iosipi to 
 Flatulency, J. ventosita, qualita 
 
 ventosa 
 
 Ltooao 
 Flaunting, a. arioso 
 I 
 
 lifetto ; — v. a. violare 
 Flax, i. lino 
 
 Flea, *. pulce ; — v. a. scorticare 
 Fleck, o. a. macchiare 
 
 1, a. piumato 
 Flee, v. tu sfuggire 
 
 FLU 
 
 Fleece, s. tosono, vello; — v. a. 
 
 .ileum 
 
 fleer, v.n. b efl e gglare ; fleer, s. 
 
 — a. veloce, pres- 
 to ; — v. a. levare il fior del 
 
 — inir, a. transitorio ; — 
 
 Flesh, j. came ; — iness. t. carnosi- 
 ta ; — Iy, a. carnale ; — y, o. 
 earnoso 
 
 Flexible, a. fiessibile 
 
 Flexion, .*. curva ura 
 
 Flight, 9, faga ; — of birds, stormo 
 
 Flighty, a. rapido, veloce 
 
 Flimsy, a. 
 
 Flinch, v. a. tralasciare; — er, s. 
 tergivi i • 
 
 Fling, v. n- gettare, lanciare 
 
 Flint, s. selice, selce ; flint-glass, s. 
 vetro di rocca 
 
 Flippant, a. svegliato 
 
 Flirt, v. a. befteggiarej — s. beffa 
 subitaneaj — (pert hussy.) st'ac- 
 ciatella 
 
 Flit, v. a. cangiar di luogo 
 
 Finch, s. co>ieivccio di pOTCO 
 
 Flitt ei in oue e, s. pipistr< llo 
 
 a. ondeggiare, galleggia- 
 re 
 
 Fl ick, s. gregge, mandra ; — of 
 people, calca, folia ; flock bed, 
 s. letto di b ura 
 
 F'ock together, v. n. affollarsi 
 
 Flog, v. a. fnistare 
 
 Flood, s. riflusso, inondazione 
 
 Fl >nr, s. tavolato; floor, (story,) 
 piano; floor, v. a. intavolare 
 
 Florid, a. fiorito; — ness, s. il 
 brillante 
 
 . li-irkta 
 
 Fhunce, v. a. tuffarsi ; — s. bal- 
 Boa ; flounce about, v. n. sbuf- 
 fare 'li sdegno 
 
 Flounder, s. pesce passera 
 
 Flour, *. farina 
 
 Flourish, v. n. fiorire ; — (em- 
 broider,) ricamare ; — (embroid- 
 ery,) *. millantefia 
 
 Flout, *. burla, baia ; — v. a. bur- 
 lare, scherzare 
 
 Flow, t. flusso; — v. n. colare, 
 scorrere 
 
 Fl iv. <r, s. fiore 
 
 Flower, v. a. fiorire; — (embroid- 
 er,) ornare <li fiori, o di riettmo ; 
 Sowerpot, .». testo per i fiori 
 
 Flowingfy, ad. amlan'emci>te 
 
 Fluctuate, v. n. Snttoare 
 
 Fluctuation, ». agitaztone 
 
 Flue, *. piccole piume 
 367 
 
 FOO 
 
 Fluency. < 
 
 Fluent, . , :mtc 
 
 Buido, liquul.) ; — ity, $. 
 
 Buidita 
 Flummery, .v. avena cotta 
 Flurry, t. diaordine 
 Fiurt, v. a. burlare ; — ing. *. cian* 
 
 cia 
 Flush, v. a. arrossire; — a. gonfio ; 
 
 — at card-. iIhn- > 
 
 Flushing, s. rojeore 
 Fluster, p, a. sconcertare 
 
 Flute, *. flauto ; German flute, 
 flauto Tedesco 
 
 Fluie, it. ?j. scanalare 
 
 Flutter, v. n. dimenarsi ; — s. di 
 
 menamento 
 Flux, s. flusso, dis=enteria 
 Flux one, v. a. dare il flusso di 
 
 b )cca ad nno 
 Fluxion, s. flussione 
 Fly, v. ?i. fuggire, volare ; — *. 
 
 niosca ; Spanish fly, canterella ; 
 
 fly-flap, s. cacciamosche 
 Flying-coach, s. carozza di posta 
 Fo'al, s. puledro ; — v. a. figliare 
 Foam, v. ?i. schiumare ; — s. schi- 
 
 uma, spuma ; — y, a. spumante 
 Fob, s. scarsella; "— v. a. ingan- 
 
 nare 
 Fodder, s. foraggio ; — v. a. pas- 
 
 colare 
 Foe, s. inimico, nemico 
 Foe 1 us, s. il feto 
 Fog, s. oebbia 
 Foggy, a. nebbioso 
 Foible, s. debolezza 
 Foil, v. a. vineere ; — *. fioretto j 
 
 — (set oft') s. ornarnento 
 Foist, v. a. falsi ficare 
 Foisty, a. mucido, vizzo 
 Fold, v. piega; — for sheep, 3. un 
 
 ovile ; — v. a. piega re 
 Fold sheep, condurre le pecore nell' 
 
 ovil° 
 Foliaze, s. fogliame 
 Folio, s. un libro in foglio 
 Folks, s. gente, poprdo 
 Follow, v. a. seguire, succedere ; 
 
 — er, s. sezuace, aderente 
 Folly, s. pazzia, follia 
 Foment, v. a. fomen'.are ; — ation, 
 
 s. funentazione ; — er, 5. fo- 
 
 mentatore 
 Fond, a. appassionato, indulgcnte, 
 
 benignoj mile, matto 
 Fondle, v. a. vezzeggiare ; — ing, 
 
 *. un miznonc 
 Fondly, ad. tenerainente 
 
 Fondness, .». afletto, tetiemit 
 
 Font. .i. f >nte, lettere da stampare 
 Food, *. cilxi, vivanda 
 
FOR 
 
 Fool. s. un matto, uno sciocco 
 
 Foolhardy, a. temerario 
 
 Foolish, a, semplice; — ness, *, 
 sempiicita 
 
 Foot, s. un piede, infanteria; foot 
 it, v. a. andarea piedi ; football, 
 *. ballone; footman, s. uno staf- 
 fiere ; foot-pace, ad. pian piano : 
 footpad, s. un ladro a piedi ; 
 footpath, jr. viale, via ; foot sol- 
 dier, s. soldato a piede ; footstep, 
 s. pedata, traccia 
 
 Fop, s. un zerbino, un milordino, 
 ckisbeo 
 
 Foppery, s. schiocchezza 
 
 Foppish, a. attillato, affettato 
 
 For. prep, per ; — conj. perche 
 
 Forage, .s. foraggio; — v. n. pas- 
 colare [pazieuza 
 
 Forbear, v. a. cessare; — ance, s. 
 
 Forbid, v. a. praibire 
 
 Force, s. forza, valore ; — v. a. 
 forzare ; — ible. a, potente 
 
 Ford, s. un guad'o ; — v. a. gua- 
 dare, passare un fiume ; — able, 
 a. guadoso, che si pub guadare 
 
 Fore. a. anteriore 
 
 Forebode, v. a. presagire ) — ing, 
 s. presagio 
 
 Forecast, v. n. antivedere 
 
 Forecast, s. antivedimento 
 
 Forecastle, s. cassero di vascello 
 
 Foreclose, v. a. escludere 
 
 Forefathers, s. antenati 
 
 Forego, v. a. cedere 
 
 Foreguess, v. a. indovinare 
 
 Forehead, s. fronte 
 
 Foreign, a. forestiere ; — er, *. un 
 foresfiero 
 
 Forejudge, v. n. giudicar avanti 
 
 Foreknow, v. a. sapere innanzi ; 
 — ledge, s. prescienza 
 
 Foreman of a shop, s. capo di bot- 
 tega 
 
 Foremost, a. primiero 
 
 Forerunner, s. precursore 
 
 Foresee, v. a. prevedere 
 
 Foresight, s. an'ivedimento 
 
 Foreskin, s. prepuzio 
 
 Forest, s. foresta, bosco 
 
 Forestall, v. a. pregustare, assag- 
 giare 
 
 Forester, *. forestiero 
 
 Foreteeth, s. denti d'avanti 
 
 Foretell, v. a. predire 
 
 Forethought, s. prevedimento 
 
 Forewarn, v. a. avertire 
 
 Forfeit, *. ammen J a. pena ; — (in 
 a bargain,) disdetta ; — v. a. 
 perdere per equestrazione ; — 
 ore, t. ammenda 
 
 Forge, s. fucina, ferriera; forge, 
 
 FOU 
 
 v. a. battere ferro, o altro metal- 
 
 lo, macchinare, inventare; — ry, 
 
 s. falsificsuione 
 Forget, v. n. scordare 
 Forgetful, a. scordevole; — ness, 
 
 *. oblivione 
 Forgive, v. a. perdonare; — ness, 
 
 s. perdono 
 Fork, s. farca ; — ed, a. forcato- 
 Forlorn, a. abbandonato 
 Form, s. forma ; — v. a. formare 
 Formal, a. formale ; — ity, s. for- 
 mal ita 
 Formation, s. foimazione 
 Formerly, ad. altre volte 
 Formidable, a. formidabile 
 Formosity, s. formosita 
 Formulary, s. formola, formulario 
 Fornication, s. fornicazione 
 Fornicator, s. fornicatore 
 Forsake, v. a. lasciare ; — ing, s. 
 
 abbandonamento 
 Forsooth, ad. da vero 
 Forswear, v. a. spergiurare ; — er, 
 
 s. spergiuro ; —ing, *. spergiura- 
 
 mento 
 Forthwith, ad. incontanente 
 Fortnight, 5. quindici giorni 
 Fortification, s. fortificazione 
 Fortify, v. a. fortificare 
 Fortitude, s. fortitudine 
 Fortress, s. fortezza 
 Fortuitous, a. fortuito ; — ly, ad. 
 
 casualmente 
 Fortunate, a. fortunato; — ly, ad. 
 
 fortunatamente 
 Fortune, s. fortuna; fortune-teller, 
 
 s. un dicitore di buona fortuna 
 Forty, a. quaranta 
 Forward, a. libero, avanzato ; — 
 
 v. a. affrettare, ajutare, promo- 
 
 vere 
 Forward, ad. avanti ; — ly, ad. 
 
 avidamen-e ; — ness, s. premura 
 Fosse, s. fosso 
 Fossil, s. fossile 
 Foster, v. a. allevare ; foster-father, 
 
 s. balio 
 Foul, a. sporco, sucido ; — v. a. 
 
 sporcare ; — ness, *. sporcizia 
 Found, v. a. fondare; — (cast,) 
 
 iondere, gettare 
 Foundation, s. fondamento 
 Founder, s. finditore ; — of a bell, 
 
 *. fonditor di campana 
 Founder, v. n. attrarre ; founder 
 
 of a ship, affondare ; founding, 
 
 *. fondazione 
 Foundling, s. fanciullo esposto 
 Fount, s. fonte 
 Fountain, *. fontana 
 Four, a. quattro ; fourscore, *. 
 
 FRE 
 
 ottanta ; fourteen, o. quatto?<« 
 dici ,• fourth, a. quarto 
 
 Fowl, t. uccelloj — er, s. uccella- 
 tore 
 
 Fox, .t. unavolpe, volpone 
 
 Fraction, s. frangimento 
 
 Fractious, a. stizzoso 
 
 Fracture, *. frattura ; — v. a, rom- 
 pere [gilita. 
 
 Fragile, a. fragile; — ity, *. fra- 
 
 Fragment, s. fjammento 
 
 Fragrant, a. fragrante 
 
 Frail, a. frale, fragile; frail-bas- 
 ket, una sporta; frailty, *. fra» 
 lezza 
 
 Frame, v. a. formare, inventare ; 
 — s. forma, figura ; — of a pio- 
 rure, quadro cornice 
 
 Franchise, s. franchigia ; — v. a. 
 francare 
 
 Frank, a. franco, schietto ; — v. a. 
 fiancare ; — ly, ad. francamente; 
 — ness, s. franchezza 
 
 Frankincense, s. incenso 
 
 Frantic, a. matto. feroce 
 
 Franiicness, s. mattezza furiosa 
 
 Fraternal, a. fraterno 
 
 Fraternity, s. fraternita 
 
 Fratricide, *. fratricidio 
 
 Fraud, s. fraude 
 
 Fraudulent, a. fraudolentej — ly, 
 ad. fraudolentemente 
 
 Fray, s. combattimento ; — v. n. 
 spaventare 
 
 Freak, s. ghiribizzo ; — ish, a. bis- 
 betico 
 
 Freckie, s. lentiggine 
 
 Free, a. libero, "franco ; freedom, 
 s. liberta ; freehold, s. franco 
 feudo ; freecost, a. spesato j free- 
 ly, ad. liberamente ; freeman, *» 
 borghese ; freestone, *. pietra vi- 
 va ; freethinker, s. un libertino ; 
 freewill, libero arbitrio 
 
 Freeze, v. n. agghiacciare 
 
 Freight, s. salma, nolo 
 
 Freight, v. a. noleggiare una nave 
 
 French, a. Francese; French beans, 
 s. pi. fagiuoli ; Frenchified, a. 
 infrancio c ato 
 
 Frenzy, *. frenesia 
 
 Frequency, *. frequenza 
 
 Frequent, a. frequente ; — v. a. 
 frequentare; — ly, ad. frequente- 
 mente 
 
 Fresco, s. fresco 
 
 Fresh, a. fresco, nuovo ; — en, v. a. 
 dissalare ; — ly, aa. recente- 
 mente ; — ness, s. freschezza 
 
 Fret, s. stizza, collera ; — of liquor 
 s. agitazione ; — v. a. corruc- 
 ciare ; — ful, o. stizzoso, cruccioso 
 
FRU 
 
 Friable, a. stritolabile 
 Friar, s. un frate, monaco; fri- 
 ary, s. confratemita 
 Fribble, s. damerino 
 Fricassee, s. fricassea 
 Friction, s. fregamento, frego 
 Friday, s. Venerdl 
 Friend, s. aruico ; — v. a~ favorire ; 
 
 — less, a. senza aniici ; — ly, a. 
 
 amichevole; — ship, s. amista, 
 
 amicizia 
 Frieze, s. fregio, fregiata, rovescio 
 Frigate, s. una fregata 
 Fright,*, spauracchio, terrore, pau- 
 
 ra ; —en, v. a. spaventare 
 Frightful, a. spaventevole ; — ly, 
 
 ad. spaventevolmente 
 Frigid, a. frigido, freddo ; — ity, 
 
 ». frigidita ; — ly, ad. fredda- 
 
 mente 
 Fringe, *. frangia ; — v. a. guar- 
 
 nire di frangia 
 Frippery, s. vecchiame 
 Frisk, o. vivace ; — v. n. saltellare 
 Frith, s. braccio di mare 
 Fritter, s. frittellaj — v. a. dissi- 
 
 pare, consumare 
 Frivolous, a. frivolo 
 Frizzle, v. a. arricciare 
 Fro, (to and fro,) ad. qua e Ik 
 Frock, s. vestimento all' Inglese 
 Frog, s. ranocchia 
 Frolic, s. ghiribizzo; — some, a. 
 
 ghiribizzoso 
 From, prep, da, dal, dallo 
 Front, s. fronte, facciala ; — of a 
 
 building, frontispizio ; — v. a. 
 
 fronteggiare 
 Frontier, s. frontiera 
 Frontispiece, s. frontispizio 
 Frontier, a. sfacciato 
 Frontlet, s. frontale 
 Frost, *. gelata 
 Fros!y, a. agghiacciato 
 Froth, s. spuma; — v.n. spu- 
 
 mare ; frothy, a. spumoso 
 Frouzy, a. mucido, fetido 
 Froward, a. ritroso; — ly, ad. ar- 
 
 rogantemente 
 Frown, s. cipiglio; — v. n. in- 
 
 crespar la fronte ; frown upon 
 
 one, guatar uno biecamente 
 Frozen, a. agghiacciato 
 Fructiferous, a. fruttifero 
 Fructify, v. a. fruttare 
 Frugal,' a. frog&le ; — ity, s. fru- 
 
 galita.; — ly, ad. frugalmente 
 Fruit, s. frutto ; — erer, s. fruttaiuolo 
 Fruitful, a. fertile 
 Fruition, a. fruizione 
 Fruitless, a. vano, inutile; — ly, 
 ad inutilmente 
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 FUR 
 
 Frustrate, v. a. deludere ; — ion, 
 
 s. delusione 
 Fry, *. pesciolino, fregole ; — v. a. 
 
 friggere ; frying-pan, s. una pa- 
 
 della 
 Fub, v. a. mandar in lunga 
 Fuddle, v. a. imbriacare 
 Fuddling bout,*, imbriacatura 
 Fugitive, a. fugitivo 
 Fulfil, v. a. adempire 
 Fulgency, s. fulgidezza 
 Fulgent, a. rifulgente, risplendente 
 Fulgor, s. lampo, folgore 
 Fuliginous, a. fuligginoso 
 Full, a. pieno; — ness, s. abbon- 
 
 danza 
 Full face, s. viso pienotto 
 Full, v. a. sodarej — er, follone 
 Fuller's earth, s. cre'a ; fulling, s. 
 
 gualchiera usata nel far i panni 
 Fully, ad. pienamente 
 Fulminate, v. a. fulminare 
 Fulmination, s. fulminazione 
 Fu'some, a. stomachevolej — ness, 
 
 s. fastidio 
 Fumble, v. a. malmenare 
 Fumbler, s. un bietolone, uno scem- 
 
 piato 
 Fume, s. fumo, esalazione ; — v. a. 
 
 smaniare ; fume up, esalare 
 Fumigate, v. a. fumigare ; — ion, 
 
 s. fumigazione 
 Fumcus, a. fumoso 
 Fun, s. allegria ; — v. a. careg- 
 
 giare 
 Function, s. funzione 
 Fund, s. fondo, banco, monte 
 Fundament, s. fondamento j — al, 
 
 a. fondamentale [bre 
 
 Funeral, s. mortorio j — a. fune- 
 Fungous, a. fungoso 
 Fungus, s. fun^o 
 
 Tm.V s. rancio ; — v. a. fumare 
 Funnel, s. imbuto 
 Fur, s. pellicia, pelle 
 Fur, v. a. foderare con pelle 
 Furbelow, s. falbala 
 Furbish, v. a. forbire, pulire ; — 
 
 er, s. forbitore 
 Furious, a. furiosoj — ly, ad. fu- 
 
 riosamente 
 Furl, v. a. ammainare, o piegare 
 
 le vele 
 Furlong, s. stadio 
 
 Furlough, *. licenza [latte 
 
 Furmenty, s. cibo di fromento e 
 Furnace, s. fornace 
 Furnish, v. a. fornire; furnish a 
 
 house, addobbiare una casa 
 Furniture, s. fornimentoj — of a 
 
 house, mob ili 
 Furrier, s. pellicciaio 
 
 GAL 
 
 Furrow, s. solco, gorello 
 
 Further, ad. piu lontano ; — v. A. 
 giovare 
 
 Furtive, a. furtivo ; — ly, ad. fui* 
 tivamente [colera 
 
 Fury, s. furia, rabbia, impetq, 
 
 Furze, s. spezie di ginestra 
 
 Fube, v. a. fondere ; — ion, s. fu- 
 sione [d'oriuolo 
 
 Fusee, s. schioppetto, rocchello 
 
 Fusible, a. at(.o a fondersi 
 
 Fusilier, s. fuciliere 
 
 Fuss, s. strepito, romore 
 
 Fustian, s. sorta di panno ; — 
 (bombast,) ampollosita, gonfiezza 
 
 Fustian, a. ampolloso 
 
 Fusliness, s. mucidezza 
 
 Fusty, a. mucido, mufatto 
 
 Futile, a. leggiero ; — ity, s. vanita, 
 loquacita 
 
 Future, a. futuro j —ity, *. il tem- 
 po venture 
 
 Fuzz, v. n. shlarsij sfilacciarsi 
 
 G 
 
 GABARDINE, s. palandrano 
 Gabble, s. cicalamento ; — 
 
 v. n. cicalare ; — er, *. cicalooe 
 Gabion, s. gabbione 
 Gad, V.n. vagabondare, vagare; 
 
 —ding, 9. vagamento; — der, s. 
 
 vagabondo ; gadfly, s. un tafano 
 Gatt'er, s. compare 
 Gaff", s. uncino 
 Gag, v. a. mettere la sbarra in boc- 
 
 ca ad uno ; — s. sbarra 
 Gage, s. pegno, sicurta, scandaglio ; 
 
 gage, v. a. scandagliare una 
 
 botte ; — er, s. stazatore j — ing, 
 
 s. stazatura [oca 
 
 Gaggle, v. n. gridare come fa un* 
 Gaiety, s. allegria 
 Gaily, ad. allegramente 
 Gain, v. a. guadagnare ; — s. gua- 
 
 dagno ; — er, s. guadagnatore ; 
 
 — ful, a. profittevole 
 Gainsay, v. a. contraddire 
 Gait, s'. portamento, passo 
 Gale, s. vento fresco 
 Galeon, s. galeone 
 Galiot, s. galeotta 
 Gall, s. fiele ; — v. a. scorticare ; 
 
 — (vex,) tribolare, inquietare 
 Gallant, v. a. corteggiare 
 Gallant, a. galante ; — *. no 
 
 amante ; — ly, ad. galantemente ; 
 
 — ry, *. galanteria, valor*, CO* 
 
 raggio 
 
GAS 
 
 Gallery, s. galleria 
 
 Galley, s: galera 
 
 Galley -slave, s. un galeotto 
 
 Gallican, a. gallicano 
 
 Galligiskins, s. calzoni 
 
 Gallimaufry, s. cibreo, spropositi 
 
 Gallipot, s. alberello 
 
 Gallon, s. trina, gallone 
 
 Gallop, v. n. galoppare ; — s. 
 
 galoppo 
 Galloway, s. piccolo, cavall© 
 Gallows, s. la forca, patibofe 
 Gambler, s. un briccone [tello 
 
 Gambol, v. n. saltellare ; . '. sal- 
 Game, s. giuoco, trasfuVid ; — 
 
 (hunting,) caccia, cacciagione ; 
 
 — v. n. giuocare ; — (romp.) 
 
 scherzare ; game-keeper, capo- 
 
 cacciaj gamesome, a. giocondoj 
 
 gamester, s. biscazziere ; gaming- 
 house, s. bisca 
 Gammon, s. presciuto 
 Gamut, s. zolfa 
 Ganch, v. a. impalare 
 Gander, s. il maschio dell' oca 
 Gang, s. bauda, frotta 
 Gangrene, s. cancrena ; — v.n. 
 
 incangrenarsi 
 Gantlet, s. bacchetto, castigo mili- 
 
 tare, guanto di ferro 
 Gaol, s. carcere, prigione ; — er, s. 
 
 carceriere 
 Gap, s. fessura, crepaccio 
 Gape, v. n. sbadigliare, creparsi 
 
 male 
 Garb, s. vestimento [male 
 
 Garbage, s. le interiora d' un ad- 
 Garble, v. a. vagliare ; — (choose,) 
 
 scegliere 
 Garbles, s. pi. mondiglie 
 Garden, s. giardino ; — er, s. giar- 
 
 diniere, ortolano; — ing, s. er- 
 
 baggi 
 Gargle, v. a. gargarizzare 
 Garland, s. ghirlanda 
 Garlic, s. aglio 
 Garment, s. vestimento 
 Garner, s. granaio 
 Garnet, s. granato 
 Garnish, s. guernire 
 Garniture, s. mobili 
 Garret, s. soffitta, stanza a tetto ; — 
 
 eer, s. scrittore 
 Garrison, v. a. presidiare ; — s. 
 
 guernigione 
 Garrulity, s. loquacita 
 Garrulous, a. loquace 
 Garter, s. giartiera, Jegaccio; the 
 
 order of the garter, l'ordine della 
 
 giartiera 
 Gas, s. vapore fiuido 
 Gasconade, s. spacconata 
 
 GEN 
 
 Gasconade, v. n. spacciarsi 
 
 Gash, v. a. sfregiare ; — s. sfregio, 
 
 taglio 
 Gasp, v. 7i. respirare con affanno 
 Gasp, s. respiro 
 Gate, s. porta, andatura 
 Gather, v. a. cogliere ; — v.n. 
 
 radunarsij — er, s. ricoglitore; 
 
 — ing, a. collezione 
 Gaudily, ad. fastosamente 
 Gaudiness, s. fasto 
 Gaudy, a. sfoggiato 
 Gauge, v. scandagliare 
 Gauntlet, s. guanto di combattitore 
 Gauze, s. tocca, drappo di seta 
 Gay, a. gaio, festoso ; — in dress, 
 
 attillato 
 Gayness, s. gioia 
 
 Gaze at, v. n. guardar fissamente 
 Gazette, s. gazzetta ; — er, s. gaz- 
 
 j^ttiere 
 Gear, s. roba, frascheria 
 Geld, v. a. castrare ; — er, s. nor- 
 
 cino ; —ing, s. cavallo castrato 
 Gem, s. una gemma ; — (in plants.) 
 
 germoglio 
 Gemini, "s. pi. gernini 
 Gender, s. genere 
 Genealogical, a. genealogico 
 Genealogist, s. genealogista 
 Genealogy, s. genealogia 
 General, a. generate; — s. un 
 
 general e, un capo; — ity, s. la 
 
 maggior parte ; — ly, ad. gene- 
 
 ralmente ; — ship, s. generalato 
 Generate, v. a. generare ; — ion, 
 
 s. generazione; — ive, a. gene- 
 
 rativo 
 Generical, a. generico 
 Generosity, s. generosita. 
 Generous, a. generoso 
 Genet, s. giannetto [so 
 
 Genial, a. naturale, gioioso; festo- 
 Genitals, s. pi. testicoli 
 Genitive, s. genitivo 
 Genitor, s. genitore 
 Genius, s. genio 
 Genteel, a. galante, gentile ; — -ly, 
 
 ad. gentilmente, con leggiadria ; 
 
 — ness, v. buona grazia 
 Gentile, a. pagano, gentile ; — ism, 
 
 s. paganismo 
 Gentility, s. gentilita. 
 Gentle, a. mansueto, leggiero; — 
 
 man, s. gentiluomo ; — manlike, 
 
 a. da galant' uomo ; —ness, s. 
 
 benignita ; — woman, s. gentil- 
 
 donna; — ly, ad. dolcemente 
 Gentry, s. i gentiluomini 
 Genuflection, s. genufiessione 
 Genuine, a. naturale, vero ', ■ ness, 
 
 *. realila 
 
 370 
 
 GIR 
 
 Geographer, s. geografo 
 Geographical, a. geografico 
 Geography, *. geografia 
 Geometer, s. geometra 
 Geometrical, a. geometrico 
 Geometrician, s. geometra 
 Geometry, s. geometria 
 German, a. Tedesco 
 Germany, s. Germania 
 Germinate, v. a. germinare; — 
 
 ion, *. germinazione 
 Gerund, s. gerundio 
 Gests, y. gesti, fatti gloriosi 
 Gesticulate, v. a. gesticularej — 
 
 ion, *. gesticulazione 
 Gesture, s. gesto, atto 
 Get, v. a. guadagnare, ottenere ; 
 
 get above one, sorpassare uno 
 Getting, *. acquistamento 
 Gew-gaw, s. bubbola, baia 
 Ghastful, a. spa vente vole 
 Ghastliness, s. squallidezza 
 Ghastly, a. squallido, orribile 
 Gherkin, s. citriuolo confetto con 
 
 sale ed aceto 
 Ghost, s. spiriti di morti ; — ly, a. 
 
 spirituale 
 Giant, s. un gigante j — ess, *. gi • 
 
 gantesca 
 Gibberish, s. gergo, garamuffa 
 Gibbet, s. la forca 
 Gibbosity, s. gobba 
 Gibbous, a. gibboso, gobho 
 Gibe, v. a. schernire j — s. scher- 
 zo 
 Giblets, s. pi. fraftaglie 
 Giddiness, *. vertiggine, capogiro 
 Giddy, a. vertiginoso ; giddy-head- 
 ed, a. scervellato 
 Gift, s. dono, regalo 
 Gifted, a. dotato di qualche talento 
 Gig, s. trottola, paleo 
 Gigantic, a. gigantesco 
 Giggle, v. n. ghignazzare ', — ing, 
 
 s. ghignazzata 
 Gild, v. a. indorare ; — er, *. in- 
 
 doratore ; — ing, s. indoramento 
 Gills of fishes, narici di pesci 
 Gilliflower, s. vivuolo 
 Gim, or Gimmy, a. pulito 
 Gimlet, s. un succhiello 
 Gimp, s. merletto, cordoncino 
 Gin, s. trappola; geneva 
 Ginger, s. gengiovo; bread, s. con- 
 
 fortino j — ly, ad. pianamente 
 Gingle, v. n. tintinnarej — ling, 
 
 tintinno 
 Gipsy, s. una zingara 
 Gird, s. scherno, beffa, burla ; - 
 
 v. a. cigne.re, schernire, burlare 
 Girdle, s. cintura 
 Girl, s. una fanciulla 
 
GLO 
 
 Girlish, a. di ragazza; — ly, ad. 
 
 da ragazza 
 Girth, v. a. cingere, cinghiare 
 Girth, s. cinghia, precinto 
 Gizzard, s. ventriglio 
 Give, v. a. donare, dare ; giver, s. 
 
 donatore 
 Glacial, a. glaciale 
 Glaciate, v. a. agghiacciare 
 Glad, a. allegro, contento 
 Gladden, v. a. rallegrare 
 Glade, s. passo fatto in mezzo d'un 
 
 bosco 
 Gladiator, s. gladiatore 
 Gladly, ad. vblentieri 
 Gladness, s. allegrezza 
 Glad ? ome, a. festoso 
 Glaire, s. chiara 
 Glance, s. occhiata, sguardo 
 Glance, v. a. seal fire 
 Gland, s. glandula 
 Glanders, s. pi. stranguglione 
 Glandulous, a. glanduloso 
 Glare, v. n. abbagliare ; 8. luce 
 
 soverchia ; — in?, a. splendente 
 Glass, $. vetro, bicchiere ; glass- 
 house, s. vetraia ; hour-glass, s. 
 
 oriuolo a polvere ; glass-ware, s. 
 
 opere di vetro; glass-window, 
 
 s. un invetriata 
 Glassy, a. invetriato 
 Glaze, v. a. invetrare 
 Glazier, s. un vetraio 
 Gleam, *. raggio di sole improvviso 
 Gleam, v. a7 risplendere 
 Glean, v. a. spigolare ; — er, s. 
 
 spigola'ore ; — ings, s. pi. rima- 
 
 nenti di grano 
 Glebe, s. terra d'una cura 
 Glee, s. allegrezza 
 Glib, a. sdrucciolante ; glibly, ad. 
 
 correntemente ; glib tongue, s. 
 
 lingua ben affilata: glibness, s. 
 
 volubilita 
 Glide, v. n. scorrere 
 Glimmer, v. n. spuntare; — ing, s. 
 
 splendore 
 Glimpse, s. barlume; to have but 
 
 a glimpse of a thing, veder che 
 
 che sia alia sfuggita 
 Glisten, v. n. risplsndere, lucere 
 Glisten, s. un serviziale 
 Glister, v.n. rilucere [chio 
 
 Gloar, v. a. guardar con mal oc- 
 Globe, s. globo 
 Globosity, s. globosita 
 Globular, a. sferlco, rotondo 
 Gloom, and Gloominess, s. oscuri- 
 
 ta, tenebrosita 
 Gloomy, a. tenebroso ; gloomy 
 
 look, s. aria cainesca 
 Glorify, v. a. glorificare 
 
 GOO 
 
 Glorious, a. glorioso j — ly, ad. 
 gloriosamente 
 
 Glory, s. gloria ; — v.n. gloriarsi 
 
 Gloss, s. glosa, chiosa ; — of stuffs, 
 lustro, liscio ; v. n. glosare, lus- 
 trare 
 
 Glossary, s. glossario 
 
 Glossator, s. glossatore 
 
 Glossiness, s. lustro 
 
 Glossy, a. lustrato 
 
 Glouting, s. aria brusca 
 
 Glove, s. guanto ; foxglove, s. bac- 
 chera ; glover, s. guantaio 
 
 Glow, v. n. rosseggiare; — ing, 
 a. ardente; glow-worm, *. luc- 
 ciola 
 
 Gloze, v. a. adulare ; glozer, s. 
 adulatore ; glozing, s. adulazione 
 
 Glue, v. a. incollare ; — s. colla 
 
 Glut, v. a. satollare ; — s. sazieta 
 
 Glutinous, a. viscoso 
 
 Glutton, s. un ingordo 
 
 Gluttony, s. ingordigia 
 
 Gnash with the teeth, V. n. digri- 
 gnare i denti 
 
 Gnat, s. zanzara 
 
 Gnaw, v. a. rod ere 
 
 Gnomon, (dial-hand,) $. gnomone 
 
 Go, v. n. andare ; to go down, 
 scendere ; any thing will go 
 down with him, egli s'appaga 
 d'ogni cosa ; go-between, s. me- 
 diate re 
 
 Goad, s. pungiglione 
 
 Goal, s. fine della corsa di cavalli 
 
 Goat, s. un becco ; she-goat, una 
 capra 
 
 Gob, or Gobbet, s. un boccone, 
 pezzo 
 
 Gobble, v. n. inghiottire in fretta 
 
 Goblet, s. coppa, tazza 
 
 Goblin, s. un folletto 
 
 God, s. Iddio ; godlike, a. divino ; 
 goddaughter, s. figliaccia ; god- 
 dess, *. dea ; godfather, s. patrino ; 
 godliness, s. santita; godhead, s. 
 divinita; godly, a. pio, divoto; 
 ad. piamente ; godmother, s. 
 comare 
 
 Godson, s. figlioccio 
 
 Gold, s. oro ; golden, a. d'oro ,• 
 goldbeater, s. battiloro ; gold- 
 smith, s. orefice; goldfinch, s. 
 callerino 
 
 Gonorrhoea, s. gonorrea 
 
 Good, a. buono ; goodly, a. bello, 
 vezzoso ; — ness, s. bonta ; goods, 
 *. pi. mobili 
 
 Goose, s. un' oca, ferro di sa'-tore ; 
 goose-cap, s. un minchione 
 
 Gooseberry, s. uva spina ; — bush, 
 s. pianta d'uva spina 
 371 
 
 GRA 
 
 Gore, *. sangue quagliato, punta; 
 
 — v. n. punzecchiare 
 
 Gorge, s. gozzo, gorgia ; — 1>. n. 
 
 satollare 
 Gorgeous, a. magnifico j — ness, *. 
 
 magnificenza ; — ly, ad. mag- 
 
 nificamente 
 Gorge, s. gorgiera 
 Gormandize, v. n. mangiare da 
 
 ghiotto ; — er, s. un ghiotto 
 Gosling, s. un papero 
 Gospel, s. evangel io [a;lare 
 
 Gossip, s. ciarlatrice ; — v.n. ci- 
 Gothic, a. gotico 
 Gourd, s. una zuccr 
 Gout, s. gotta, podagra 
 Gouty, a. podagroso 
 Govern, v. a. governare ; — able, 
 
 a. che si puo governare ; — ance, 
 
 s. governamento ; — ment, 4. 
 
 governo 
 Governess, s. governatrice 
 Governor, s. governatore, tutore, 
 
 balio 
 Gown, s. veste, gonna 
 Grabble, v. a. palpeggiare 
 Grace, s. grazia ; — v. a. adornai-e ; 
 
 to say grace, benedire la tavola ; 
 
 — after meals, rend ere grazie 
 Graceful, a. gentile, grazioso; — 
 
 ly, ad. graziosamenfe 
 
 Graceless, a. scelerato 
 
 Graces, s. pi. le grazie 
 
 Gracious, a. grazioso; — ly, ad. 
 graziosamente 
 
 Grada ion, s. gradazione 
 
 Gradual, a. graduale ; — ly, ad. 
 gradualmen'.e 
 
 Graduate, s. un graduato 
 
 Graft, s. innesto ; — v. a. innestare ; 
 — ing, *. innestamento 
 
 Grain, s. seme, biada ; against 
 the grain, a. di mala voglia j 
 dyed in grain, tinto in grana ; a 
 rogue in grain, un furbo in cher- 
 misi 
 
 Grammar, s. grammatica 
 
 Gramma 1 ical, a. grammaticale 
 
 Granary, s. granaio 
 
 Granite, s. un granito 
 
 Grand, a. superbo ; grandee, s. un 
 grande ; grand-daughter, s. nipo- 
 tina ; granddam, s. madre j 
 grandfather, s. un avo ; grand- 
 mother, s. un' ava; grandsire, 
 s. avolo ; grandson, s. nipotino 
 
 Grandeur, s. grandezza 
 
 Grange, s. casa da lavorafore 
 
 Grant, v. a. accordare ; — s. con.- 
 cessione 
 
 Grantee, s. donatorio 
 
 Grantor, x. donatore 
 
GRE 
 
 Grape, t. uva ; grapestone, s. gra- 
 nello, vinacciolo 
 
 Grapple, v. a. arrampinare 
 
 Grasshopper, s. un grillo 
 
 Grasp, v. a. afferrare, abbracciare 
 
 Grasp, s. una brancata 
 
 Grass, s. erba ; grass-plantain, s. 
 serpentaria 
 
 Grassy, a. erboso 
 
 Grate, s. graticola di ferro j — v. a. 
 grattugiare [tudine 
 
 Grateful, a. grato ; — ness, s. grati- 
 
 Grater, s. grattugia 
 
 Gratification, s. gratificazione 
 
 Gratify, v. a. gratificare 
 
 Gratingly, ad. aci rbamente 
 
 Gratis, ad. per niente 
 
 Gratitude, s. gratitudine 
 
 Gratuitous, a. gratuito 
 
 Gratuity, s. liberaiita 
 
 Gratula'te, v. a. congratulare 
 
 Gratulation, 5. congratulazione 
 
 Grave, s. fossa, tomba 
 
 Grave-digger, s. beccamorti 
 
 Grave, a. grave ; — v. a. inta- 
 gliare ; — ly. ad. gravamente 
 
 Gravel, s. ghiaia, renella ; gravel- 
 pit, s. luogo dove si cava la 
 ghiaia ; — ly, ad. ghiaioso 
 
 Graver, s. in-agliatore, un bulino 
 
 Gravitate, v. n. pesare 
 
 Gravity, s. gravita 
 
 Gravy, s. sugo che esce dalla carne 
 
 Gray, a. grigio, bigio ; gray-head- 
 ed, a. che ha i capelli canuti 
 
 Grayling, (a fish,) s. ombrina 
 
 Graze, v. a. pascere 
 
 Grazier, s. uno che ingrassa be- 
 stiame 
 
 Grease, s. grasso, sucidume ; — 
 v. a. ugnere con grasso ; — ily, 
 ad. sporcamente ; — iness, s. , 
 grassume ; greasy, a. untuoso, 
 sporco 
 
 Great, a. grande, grosso; great 
 deal, a. molto ; — ly, ad. grande- 
 mente ; — ness, s. grandezza ; 
 
 Greaves, s. pi. gambiere 
 
 Grecian, a. Greco 
 
 Greedily, ad. avidamente 
 
 Greediness, s. avidita 
 
 Greedy, a. avido, ingordo 
 
 Greek, s. un Greco 
 
 Green, a. verde ; greenfinch, s. 
 verdone ; green-house, s. una 
 stofa ; green woman, s. riven- 
 dugliola d'erbe ; — ish, a. ver- 
 diGcio; — ness, s. verdura, ver- 
 dume ; greens, s. pi. legumi 
 
 Greet, v. a. salutare j — ing, s. sa- 
 luto 
 
 GRO 
 
 I Gregarious, a. gregario 
 Grenade, s. grenata 
 Grenadier, s. grenadiere 
 Greyhound, s. veltro, levriere 
 Gridelin, s. fior di lino 
 Gridiron, s. graticola 
 Grief, & dolore 
 Grievance, s. gravame, torto 
 Grieve, v. a. affiiggere 
 Grievous, a. affannoso ' } — ness, a. 
 
 enormita 
 Grim, a. arcigno 
 Grimace, *. smorfia 
 Grime, s. sporchezza 
 Grime, v. a. imbrattare 
 Grimly, ad. austeramente 
 Grin, v. a. ghignare ; — ning, *. 
 
 ringhio 
 Grind, v. a. macinare ; — er, s. 
 
 arrotino ; grinders, s. pi. ma- 
 
 scellari ; grindstone, s. una 
 
 mola 
 Gripe, v. a. afferrare j — s. una 
 
 manata, un pugno ; gripes, s. 
 
 dolori colici j griper, s. avaro, 
 
 mignatto 
 Grisly, a. spaventevole 
 Grisr, s. farina 
 Gristle, s. cartilagine J — y, a. car- 
 
 tilaginoso 
 Grit, s. limatura di metallo, pol- 
 
 vere di pietre 
 Gritty, a. pieno di sabbia 
 Grizzled, a. canuto 
 Groan, v. a. gemere, pungere 
 Groan, s. gemito 
 Groat, s. farina di vena, moneta di 
 
 quattro soldi 
 Grocer, s. droghiero j — y, s. dro- 
 
 gheria 
 Grogram, s. grossagrana 
 Groin, s. anguinaia 
 Groom, s. mozzo di stalla; — of 
 
 the king's bed chamber, came- 
 
 riere del re 
 Groove, s. scannellatura 
 Groove, v. a. scannellare 
 Grope, v. a. tas'are, maneggiare 
 Gross, s. il grosso, parte maggiore, 
 
 grossa j — a. grosso, rozzo, ma- 
 
 teriale ; — ly, ad. grossolana- 
 
 mente ; — ness, s. rozzezza 
 Grot, or Grotto, s. grotta, caverna 
 Grotesque-work, s. grotesco 
 Ground, s. terra, terreno ; ground, 
 
 o. feccia di liquore ; ground-floor, 
 
 s. piano terreno 
 Groundless, a. senza fondamento 
 Ground el, s. crescione 
 Group, 5. gruppo 
 Grout, s. farina di vena 
 Grove, s. un boschetto 
 372 
 
 GUT 
 
 i Grovel, v. n. trisciare per terra, 
 
 esser vile 
 Grow, v. n. crescere, divenire 
 Growl, v. n. brontolare 
 Growth, s. accrescimento, aggran- 
 
 dimento 
 Grub up, v. a. sradicare, sbarbare 
 Grub, s. baco, lombrico 
 Grudge, v. a. invidiare ; — s. ran- 
 
 core 
 Grudgingly, ad. di mala voglia 
 Gruff, a. arcigno, barbero; — ly, 
 
 ad. asperamente 
 Grumble, v. n. barbottare j — 
 - ing, s. barbottamento 
 Grumous, a. grumoso 
 Grunt, v. n. grugnare ; — ing, ». 
 
 grugnito 
 Guarantee, s. mallevadore 
 Guaranty, v. a. assicurare, guaren- 
 
 tire [dia 
 
 Guard, v.n. guardare; — s. guar- 
 Guardian, s. guardiano, tutore j — 
 
 ship, s. tutela, curatella 
 Gudgeon, s. ghiozzo 
 Guess, s. conghettura ; — v. a. in 
 
 dovinare ; — er, &. indovinatore 
 Guest, s. un convitato 
 Guide, v. a. condurre ; — s. guida 
 Guild, s. societa ; Guild-hall, s. 
 
 la casa della citta 
 Guile, *, fraude, ingannoj — ful, 
 
 a. ingannevole 
 Guilt, s. delitto, colpaj — less, a. 
 
 innocente 
 Guilty, a. colpevole, reo 
 Guinea,*, unaghinea; guinea pig, 
 
 porcello d'India 
 Guise, s. guisa, maniera 
 Guitar, s. chitarra 
 Gules, s. il rosso dello scudo 
 Gulf, s. un golfo, abisso 
 Gull, v. a. truffarej — s. gabbiano 
 Gullet, s. strozza 
 Gulp, v. a. palpitare ; gulp down, 
 
 v. n. inghiottire | gulp, *. sorso, 
 
 tratto 
 Gum, s. gomma ; — of the eyee, 
 
 cispa degli oechi 
 Gums, s. gengive 
 Gummy, a. g mmoso 
 Gun, s. arme da fuoco j — smith, s. 
 
 un armaiuolo j gunner, *. canno- 
 
 niere , 
 
 Gush, v. n. traboccare, sboccare ; 
 
 — s. impetuosita 
 Gusset, s. gherone 
 Gust, s. gusto ; — of wind, *. grop- 
 
 podi vento; gusty, a. tempestuoso 
 Gut, s. un budello ; — v. a. sbu 
 
 dellare ] greedy-gut, *. un ghiot 
 
 tone 
 
HAM 
 
 Gutter, * gronda ; — v. n. scolare ; 
 
 gutter-tile, s. tegola 
 Guttle, v. n. crapulare ; — s. cra- 
 
 pulone j — ing, s. crapula 
 Guttural, a. gutlurale 
 Guzzle, u. n. crapulare, trincare 
 Guzzler, s. imbriacone 
 Gymnastic, a. ginnastico 
 Gyves, *. catene, ferri, ceppi 
 
 H 
 
 HABERDASHER, *. merciaio ; 
 — j', s. roba di merciaio 
 Habiliment, s. abbigliamento 
 Habit, s. abito, abitudine 
 Habitable, a. abitabile 
 Habitant, s. abitante 
 Habitation, s. abitazione 
 Habitual, a. abituale 
 Habituate, v. n. abituarsi 
 Hack, v. a. sminuzzare 
 Hack, s. carrozza d 'afrit to 
 Hackle, u. a. tagliuzzare 
 . Hackney, a. mercenario ; — coa^h, 
 
 s. carrozza d'affitto 
 Haddock, s. merluzzo 
 Haft, s. un manico 
 Hag, s. una strega; — v. a. tor- 
 
 mentare 
 Haggard, a. deforme, selvaggio 
 Haggish, a. deforme 
 Haggle, v. a. prezzolare ; — er, s. 
 
 stiracchia^ore 
 Hail, s. grandine ; — v. a. grandi- 
 
 nare, salutare 
 Hair, s. capello, pelo ; a head of 
 
 hair, capellatura; hairy, a. ca- 
 
 pelluto, peloso 
 Halberdier, s. alabardiere 
 Halbert, s. alabarda 
 Halcyon, s. alcione ; — a. quieto, 
 
 placido, tranquillo 
 Hale, a. robusto ; — v. a. rimor- 
 
 chiare 
 Half, s. lameta ; half-way, s. mez- 
 
 za strada; half-witted, a. sem- 
 
 plice 
 Hall, s. sala, fondaco 
 Halloo, v. a. incorra^giare; — ing. 
 
 s. grido di allegrezza 
 Hallow, v. a. sanctificare 
 Halser, s. alzana 
 Halt, v. n. zoppicare, andar zoppc ; 
 
 — a. z->ppo ; — 3. alto j — in: 
 
 s. Pandar zoppiconi 
 Halter, s. cavezza 
 Halve, v. a. dividere in due 
 Ham, *. presciuto 
 
 HAR 
 
 Hamlet, s. un casale 
 
 Hammer, s. martello; — v. a. 
 
 martellare 
 Hammock, s. amaca 
 Hamper, s. paniere, cesto 
 Hamper, v. n. imbngliare 
 Hand, s. mano, scrittura ; — v. a. 
 
 trasmettere 
 Handful, s. manata, pugno 
 Handicraft, s. mestiere, un artigia- 
 
 no 
 Handkerchief, s. fazzoletto 
 Hand over head, ad. temeraria- 
 
 mente 
 Handle, s. orecchio, manico; — 
 
 v. a. maneggiare 
 Handsel, v. a. fare una cosa per la 
 
 prima volta 
 Handsome, a. bello, vezzoso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. politamente 
 Handy, a. destro, abile 
 Hang, v. a. impiccare ; hang a 
 
 room, tappezzare una camera ; 
 
 hang loose, v. n. star pendolone 
 Hanger, s. un coltellaccio 
 Hanger-on, s. uno scroccone 
 Hangings, s. tappezzerie 
 Hangman, s. carnefice 
 Hanker, v. n. desiderare ; — ing, s. 
 
 inclinazione 
 Hansel, s. strenna 
 Hap, s. accidente ; — less, a. sfor- 
 
 tunato ; — ly, ad. casualmente 
 Happen, v. n. succedere 
 Happily, ad. fel icemen te 
 Happiness, v. felicita 
 Happy, a. fel ice 
 Harangue, s. arringa ; — v.n. ar- 
 
 ringare 
 Hara-s, v. a. straccare 
 Harbinger, *. foriere 
 Harbour, s. porto di mare 
 Harbour, v. a. alloggiare, accog- 
 
 liere 
 Hard, a. duro, difficile ; — of be- 
 lief, incredulo ; hard by, a. qui 
 
 vicinoj hard-hearted ness, s. cru- 
 
 delta 
 Harden, v. a. indurire 
 Hardiness, s. arditezza 
 Hardly, ad. diffieilmente, appena 
 Hardness, s. durezza 
 Hardship, s. durezza, fatica 
 Hardware, s. manifatture di metal- 
 
 lo 
 Hardy, a. ardito, robus'o 
 Hare, s. lepre; hare-brained, a. 
 
 scervellato 
 Hark ! inter j. senM ! odi ! 
 Harlequin, s. arlecchino 
 Harlot, s. puttana ; — ry, *. putta- 
 I nibmo 
 
 373 
 
 HAW 
 
 Harm, s. male, disastro ; — v. a. 
 
 far male ; — ful, a. nocivo 
 Harmless, a. innocente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 innocentemente 
 Harmonious, a. armonioso 
 Harmony, s. armonia 
 Harness, s. arnese ; — v. a. arre- 
 
 dare ; harness-maker, *. vali« 
 
 giaio [arpa 
 
 Harp, v. n. suonar dell' arpa ; — *. 
 Harping-iron, s. uncino di ferro 
 Harpooner, s. pescator di balene 
 Harpsichord, s. buonaccordo 
 Harpies, s. arpie 
 Harrow, s. erpice ; — v. a. erpi- 
 
 care, spinare 
 Harry, v. n. affannare, stancarc 
 Harsh, a. rozzo, aspro ; — ness, s. 
 
 asprezza, durezza 
 Harslets, s. pi. interiora di porco 
 Hart, s. cervo di cinque anni ; 
 
 hart's tongue, scolopendria ; 
 
 hartshorn, s. corno di cervo 
 Harvest, s. mietituraj — v. n. 
 
 mietere 
 Hash, v. a. minuzzare j — s. guaz- 
 
 zetto all' Inglese 
 Hasp, s. fennaglio 
 Hassoc, s. stoia, stugia 
 Haste, s. prescia, fretta 
 Hasten, v. n. affrettare 
 Hastily, ad. fretlolosamente 
 Hastiness, s. prestezza 
 Hastings, s. pi. frutti primaticci 
 Hasty, a. pronto, collerico 
 Hat, *. cappello ; hatband, *, cor- 
 
 done di cappello 
 Hatch, s. covata ; — v. a. covare, 
 
 nascere [scardassare 
 
 Hatchel, s. cardo, petline ; — v. a. 
 Hatchet, v. scure, azza 
 Hate, v. a. odiare 
 Hatred, s. odio 
 Hateful, a. odioso, odiabile; — ly, 
 
 ad. odiosamente 
 Hatter, s. cappelUio 
 Have, v. a. avere 
 Haven, s. un porto 
 Haughtily, ad. fieramente 
 Haughtiness, s. fierezza, alterigia 
 Haughty, a. altiero, fiero 
 Haul, v. a. rimurchinre 
 Haunch, s. anca, c^scia 
 Haunt, s. covile, covolo; — v. a. 
 
 pra'icare 
 Hautboy, s. oboe 
 Havoc, s. guasto, strage 
 Haw, v. a. esi'are ; — *. moro di 
 
 spinalba ; hawthorn, s. spinalba 
 Hawk, s. falcone ; — v. a. falco- 
 
 nare; hawk's nose, s. naso ao- 
 
 quilino 
 
HEE 
 
 Hawk-nosed, a. che ha il naso ac- 
 
 quiliiio 
 Hawker, s. merciaiuolo, gazzettiere 
 Hay, s. fieno ; haycock, s. bica di 
 
 fieno ; haymaker, s. segator d'er- 
 
 ba a far il fieno ; hay -dance, s. 
 
 carola, ballo tondo 
 Hazard, s. pericolo, rischio ; — v. a. 
 
 arrischiare; — ons, a. arrischie- 
 
 vole ; — ly, ad. arrischievolmente 
 Haze, s. nuvolo, nebbia; — y, a. 
 
 nuvoloso 
 Head, s. testa, capo ; — v. a. con- 
 
 durre ; headache, s. mal di testa ; 
 
 headdress, s. scuffia ,• headstrong, 
 
 a. ostinato; headlong, ad. in- 
 
 ccnsideratamente ; headpiece, 
 
 s. elmo, cimiero ; heady, a. osti- 
 nato, pertinace 
 Heal, v. a. guarire ; — ing, s. gua- 
 
 rigione; — ing, a. consolidativo 
 Health, s. sanita, salute 
 Healthful, a. sano, salutifero; — 
 
 ness, s. sanita 
 Heap, v. a. ammonticellare ; — s. 
 
 mucchio, massa 
 Hear, v. a. intendere, udire ; — er, 
 
 s. auditore ; — ing, s. l'udito, 
 
 udienza 
 Hearken, v. n. ascoltare ; ~-er, *. 
 
 ascoitante 
 Hearsay, s. romore, fama 
 Hearse, s. bara da poire i morti 
 Heart, s. cuore ; heartache, s. cre- 
 
 pacuore, cordoglio 
 Hearten, v. a. animare 
 Heartily, ad. cordialmente 
 Hearth, s. focolare 
 Heartless, a. vigliacco 
 Hearty, a. sincero 
 Heat, s. calore, riscaldimento ; — 
 
 v. a. riscaldare 
 Heath, s luogo aprico, macchia ; 
 
 heathcock, s. franco! i no 
 Heathen, s. un pagano ; — ish, a. 
 
 pagano, gentile; — ism, s. pa- 
 
 ganismo [tarsi 
 
 Heave, v. a. alzare : — v. ?i t lievi- 
 Heaven, s. il cielo; — ly, a. celes- 
 
 tiale 
 Heavily, ad. pesantemente 
 Heaviness, s. gravezza, peso 
 Heavy, a. pe^ante, stupido, balocco 
 Hebrew, a. Ebraico 
 Hecatomb, s. ecalombe 
 Hector, v. a. braveggiare ; — s. 
 
 tagliacant/mi 
 Hedge, • «iepe ; hedgehog, s. ric- 
 
 cio spinoso 
 Hedge in, v. a. insiepare 
 Heed, v. a. attendere, badare ; — 
 
 8. guardia, cura ; — ful, a. atten- 
 
 HER 
 
 to; —fully, ad. accuratamente; 
 
 — less, a. inconsiderato ; — lessly, 
 
 ad. trascuratamente 
 Heel, s. calcagno, tallone ; — heel 
 
 a ship, mettere un vascello alia 
 
 banda per calafatarlo 
 Hegira, s. egira 
 Heifer, s. una ginvenca 
 Height, s. altezza 
 Heighten, v. a. accrescere 
 Heinous, a. odioso, atroce ; — ness, 
 
 cita, 
 
 lita 
 
 Heir, and Heiress, s. erede ; — 
 
 ship, s. eredita 
 Heli, s. l'inferno ; — ish, a. infer- 
 
 nale 
 Helm, s. timone, elmo 
 Helmet, s. elmetto 
 Help, v. a. aiutare, assistere; — s. 
 
 aiuto, soccorso ; — er, s. aiuta- 
 
 tore ; —less, a. disagiato, povero, 
 
 stroppiato 
 Helter-skelter, ad. confusamente 
 Helve, s. manieo ; — v. a. porre il 
 
 manico 
 Hem, s. orlo ; — v. a. orlare ; hem 
 
 in, v. a. rinchiudere 
 Hemisphere, s. emisfero 
 Hemorrhoids, s. pi. emorroidi 
 Hemp, s. canapa; hemp-seed, s. 
 
 canapuccia 
 Hen, s. una gallina ; hen-house, s. 
 
 gallinaio; hen-pecked, governato 
 
 dalla moglie 
 Hence, ad. da qui 
 Henceforth, ad. da qui innanzi 
 Hen-hearted, a. pusiilanimo; hen- 
 roost, s. pollaio 
 Heptagon, s. ettagono [ria 
 
 Herald, s. araldo ; — ry, s. aralde- 
 Herb, s. erba ; herbwoman, s. er- 
 
 baiuola; herbage, s. erbaggio ; 
 
 herbalist, s. erbaiuolo ; herbous, 
 
 a. erboso 
 Herd, s. armento, branco ; — v. n. 
 
 associarsi ; herdsman, s. pastore 
 Here, ad. qua, qui; hereabout, ad. 
 
 qui all' intorno ; hereafter, ad. 
 
 da ora innanzi ; heretofore, ad. 
 
 per l'addiefro ; hereupon, ad. in 
 
 questo men're ; here and there, 
 
 ad. qua e la 
 Heredi f ary, a. eredi*ario 
 Hereditament, s. eredita 
 He*'e=y, s. eresia 
 Here'ic, s. eretico 
 Heritage, s. eredita 
 Hermaphrodite, s. ermafrodita 
 Hermit, *. eremita ; — age, s. ere- 
 
 mitaggio 
 Hern. s. aghirone, airone 
 Hernia, s. ernia 
 
 374 
 
 HIT 
 
 Hero, *. un eroe ; — ical, a. eroieo; 
 
 heroine, *. eroina; heroism, jl 
 
 eroismo 
 Herring, s. aringa 
 Herse, *. una bara 
 Hesitate, v. n. esitare 
 Hesitation, s. incertezza 
 Heteroclite, a. eteroclito 
 Hew, v. a. minuzzare, abbatterej 
 
 hewer, s. tagliatore 
 Heyday, interj. ohi, (espressione di 
 
 sorpresa) 
 Hibernal, a. invernale 
 Hiccough, s. singhiozzo 
 Hide, v. a. nascondere, celare ■ 
 
 hide and seek, s. moscacieca 
 Hide, s. una pelle, cuoio 
 Hidebound, a. duro, avaro, spilor- 
 
 cio 
 Hideous, a. orribile ; — ness, *. co« 
 
 sa orribile 
 Higgle, v. a. prezzolare ; — r, s. 
 
 un che vende vivande a minuto 
 Higgledy-piggledy, ad. confusa- 
 mente 
 High, a. alto, grande ; high-flown, 
 
 a. altiero; high-water, s. alta 
 
 marea ; highway, *. strada 
 
 maestra ; high treason, s. lesa 
 
 maesta 
 Highlander, s. un montanaro 
 Highly, ad. grandemente 
 Highness., s. altezza 
 Hill, *. montagna 
 Hillock, s. monticello 
 Hilly, a. montagnoso 
 Hilt, s. else, elsa 
 
 Hind, s. damma, cerva, un villaao 
 Hinder, v. a. impedire 
 Hinderance, s. ostacolo 
 Hindmost, a. ultimo 
 Hinge, .?. ganghero 
 Hint, v. a. intimare ; — s. indizio, 
 
 vento 
 Hip, s. anca, coscia, la sciatica 
 Hire, v. n. affittare, prender ad 
 
 affi'to; — s. salario, affitto; — 
 
 ling, s. un mercenario 
 Hiss, v. a. fischiare ; — ing, s. 
 
 fischio 
 Historian, s. istorico scrittore 
 Historical, a. istorico 
 History, s. istoria 
 Hit, v. a. percuotere, succederej 
 
 — s. botta, perossa ; hit in the 
 
 teeth, rimproverare ; hit or miss, 
 
 all' azzardo ; hit together, rin» 
 
 contra>'si 
 Hi f ch, v. n. dimenarsi 
 Hi'he, s. porto di fiume 
 Hither, ad. qui, o qua ; — most, a 
 
 piu yicino ; hitherto, ad. fiu' ad 
 
HON 
 
 desso, fino a quest' ora ; hither- 
 ward, ad. da quest* bauda 
 Hive, r. alvearfo, araia 
 Hoar-frost, s. brina 
 Hoard, v. a. accomulare ; — s. 
 
 Buechii . 
 Hoariness. r. capelli bianch) 
 Hoarse, a. rauco : — ness, s. liaehez- 
 
 za 
 Hoary, o. canuto, briaoso, muciilo 
 Hobble, o. n. zoppicare 
 Hobbv. s. (nag) cavallo d' Irlanda 
 Hobgoblin, s. folletto 
 Hobnail, s. uu njstico 
 Hock. |. pane delta coscia 
 Hocus-pocus. *. un giocolare 
 Hod, s. uu tni _ 
 Hodman, *. manovale 
 Hodge-podge, s. mescuglio 
 Hoe, s. marra, zappa ; — v. a. 
 
 zappare 
 Hog, s. un porco ; bog wash, s. 
 
 broda ; hoi's cheek, ~s. (eschio 
 
 di porco ; hog-°rease, s. sugna ; 
 
 hogsry, ?. porcile ; a hedgehog, 
 
 *. un riccio ; hoggish, a. por- 
 
 cino 
 Hogo. s. fetore 
 
 !. s. una botte 
 H^iden. s. una coniadina 
 Hoist, u. spieiare, alzare 
 Hold, d. a. tenere, arrcs'are ; — *. 
 : -t joiner's hold, granchio; 
 
 hoi 1 ! in'terj. ferma ! 
 Holdfast, s. rampicone, un rneschi- 
 
 no 
 Hole. s. buco, foro ; lurking-hole, 
 
 *. nascondialio 
 Holiness, s. santita 
 Hollow, a. capo, concavo ; hollow- 
 hearted, a. dissimulate; hollow 
 
 place, s. strada a doccia 
 Hollow, v. n. scavare, vuotare, 
 
 gridare. acchmare 
 Holly, cuid Holly-oak, s. alloro 
 
 spinoso 
 Holm, or Holm-oak. *. olmo 
 Holocaust. /. olocansto 
 
 . <r. fondo della pistola 
 Holy. a. santo, sicrato ; holiday, 3. 
 
 festivita, giorno di festa 
 Homage, ». omasrrio 
 Home," i. dirnora; home-jest, *. 
 
 burla maligna 
 Homely, a. rozzo ; — ad. ptosso- 
 
 lammen'e ; — -inesa, *. r zz-zza 
 Homespun, a. caaalmgo, rustico 
 Homicide, *. omicidio 
 Hone, t. una cote 
 Honest, a. onesto, einsto : honest 
 
 man, *. un uomo dabbene ; — ly, 
 
 ad, onestamente 
 
 HOS 
 
 Honesty, s. onesta 
 
 Honey, i'. niiele, male; honey- 
 comb, s. I'wo ; honey-dew. s. 
 mar.na; honey-suckle, ». im.liv- 
 selva ; honey-moon, s. il primo 
 mese del matrimonio 
 
 Honour, jr. onore ; — (at cards.) 
 . tes'a ; — v. a. onorare ; 
 — able, a. snorevole ; — ably, 
 ad. onorevolmente 
 
 Hood, s. cappuccio ; hoodwink 
 one, v. a. bendare gli occhi 
 
 Hoof. s. ungbia 
 
 Hoof-bound, a. incastellalo 
 
 Hook, s. onciooj — v. a. uncinare ; 
 fishing-hook, s. amo ; sheep- 
 hook, 9. bastone di pastore ; 
 tenter-hook, s. pendigli ) 
 
 Hoop, s. un cerchio ; — v. a. 
 cerchiare, Iegar con cerchi ; 
 hoop-ring, *. anello ; hoop-pet- 
 ticoat, s. guard-infante 
 
 Hooping-cou^h, s. mal di castrone 
 
 Hoot, v. n. schiamazzare 
 
 Hop, or Hops, s. lupolo ; hop- 
 ground, s. campo da lupoli ; 
 hop-beer, v. a. mettere lupoli 
 nella birra 
 
 Hop, v. n. saltellare 
 
 Hope,*, speranza, speme; — v. a. 
 sperare 
 
 Hopeful, a. di grand' aspettazione ; 
 — ness, s. aspettazione 
 
 Hopeless, a. disperato 
 
 Hopper, s. saltatore ; mill-hopper, 
 .«. tramozgia 
 
 Horary, a. orario 
 
 Horizon, s. orizzonte; — tal, a. 
 orizzontale 
 
 Horn, s. corno, pi. coma ; inkhorn, 
 s. calamaio 
 
 Hornet, s. un calabrione 
 
 Horny, a. caloso 
 
 Horoscope, *. oroscopo, illusione 
 
 Horrible, a. orribilej — ly, ad.or- 
 ribilmente 
 
 Horrid, a. spaventevole, orrido 
 
 Horror, *. orrore 
 
 Horse, *. un cavallo ; horse, (stand,) 
 cavaletto, toppo ; horseman, *. 
 cavaJiere ; horseback, ad. a ca- 
 vallo ; horse-fly, s. tafano ; 
 horsemanship, *. maneggio ; 
 horseradish, s. rafano ; horse- 
 block, s. un cavalcatoio ; horse- 
 shoe, *. ferro di cavallo 
 
 Hose, *. una calzetta 
 
 Hosier, s. calzettaio 
 
 Hospitable, a. ospitale, che usa 
 ospitalita 
 
 Hospital, *. spedale; ity, s. os- 
 pitalita 
 
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 HUL 
 
 Host, s. oste, esercito, ostia 
 
 Hostess, s. ostessa 
 
 Hostili-. a. oslile, da nemico j — it% 
 
 s. ostilita 
 Hostler, s. mozzo di stalla 
 Hot, a. caldo, ardente; hot-bed, 
 
 letlo di terra e pacciame ; to be 
 
 hot, avefe caldo ; hot-bath, *. 
 
 stufa, terme ; hotly, ad. caldv 
 mente ; hot-headed, a. violente, 
 stordito 
 
 Hotch-potch, s. miscuglio 
 
 Hough, s. garretto j — v. a. tagli- 
 are il garetto 
 
 Hound, s. cane di caccia 
 
 Hound a stag, v. a. lasciare i cani 
 al cervo 
 
 Hour, *. un' ora j — ly, ad. ad og- 
 ni momento; hourglass, s. oriu- 
 olo a polvere 
 
 House, s. casa ; — v. a. ricevere in 
 casa ; summer-house, s. un gabi- 
 neito ; counry-house, s. villa; 
 householder, s. capo di famiglia 
 
 House-keeper, s. casieraj house- 
 keeping, s. massierizia ; house- 
 wife, s. una massaia ; household, 
 s. casa, famiglia; housewifery, 
 s. masserizia ; house-eaves, *. 
 gronde 
 
 Hout, v. a. gridare, fischiare 
 
 Hovel, *. capanna 
 
 Hover, v. n. svolazzare 
 
 How ? ad. come ? 
 
 However, ad. nulladimeno 
 
 Howl, v. n. urlare ; — *. urlo, 
 urlamento 
 
 Howlet, s. allocco 
 
 Howsoever, ad. con tutto cib, pure, 
 nulladimeno 
 
 Hubbub, s. strepi!o, fracasso 
 
 Huckle-bone, s. anca, l'osso del 
 fianco 
 
 Huck-shouldered, o. gobbo 
 
 Huckster, s. vivendugliolo 
 
 Huddle, v.a. confondere insieme ; 
 
 — s. confusione 
 Hue, s. cera, colore 
 Hue and cry, schiamazzo 
 
 Huff", v. a. braveggiare, insultare; 
 
 — s. bravaccio, sgherro ; — ish, 
 a. petulante 
 
 Hug, v. a. abbracciare 
 Hug, s. abbracciata 
 Huge, a. vasto, smisurato 
 Hugeness, s. grandezza 
 Hugger-mugger, ad. sordamente 
 Hulk, *. piatta 
 Hull, s. corpo d'un vascello 
 Hull, (shell,) s. guscio, baccello ; — 
 v. a. sgranare r 
 
HUS 
 
 Hum, v. n. rombare, ronzare ; — 
 *. ronzamento 
 
 Human, a. umano 
 
 Humane, a. buono, affabile ; — ly, 
 ad. umanamente; — ity, s. cor- 
 tesia, unianita , — ize, v. a. 
 umanare 
 
 Humble, a. umile ; — v. a. umi- 
 liare; — ness, s. umilita 
 
 Humbles, s. pi. coratella di cen'O 
 
 Humbly, ad. umilm-nte 
 
 Humdrum, s. un minchione 
 
 Humect, d. a. umettare ; — ion, 
 j. umettazione 
 
 Humid, a. umido : — ity, s. umidita 
 
 Humiliate, v. a. umiliare j — ion, 
 *. umiliazione 
 
 Humility, s. umilita 
 
 Humming, s. ronzio 
 
 Humorist, s. uomo fantastico 
 
 Humorous, a. capriccioso $ — ly, 
 ad. fan'asticainente 
 
 Humorsome, a. bisbetico 
 
 Humour, s.' amort naturale, ca- 
 priccio, fan asia: — v. a. com- 
 piacere ; humour a tune, dare 
 delle grazie ad un' aria 
 
 Hump, s. gobba. scrigno ; hump- 
 backed, a. gobbo 
 
 Huuch, s. gomitata; — v. a. dare 
 una gomitata ; hunch-backed, 
 a. scrignuto 
 
 Hundred, a. cento, cenrinaio; hun- 
 dred-fold, s. cen'uplo ; hun- 
 dredth, a. centesimo ; hundred- 
 weight, s. cantaro 
 
 Hunger, g. fame, appetiro : — v. n. 
 aver fame ; hungry, a. afiamato 
 
 Hunks, s. spilorcio, avaro 
 
 Hunt, v. a. andare alia caccia ; 
 hunt out. v. a. scoprire 
 
 Hunter, s. cavallo da caccia 
 
 Hunting, s. la caccia 
 
 Huntsman, s. cap^ciccia, cacciatore 
 
 Hurdle, s. gra*iccio, gruticcio ', — 
 v. a. graticolare 
 
 Hinds, g. capecchio, stoppa 
 
 Hurl, s. tumultoj — v. a. tirare, 
 lanciare [glio 
 
 Hurly-burly, s. scompiglio, garbu- 
 
 Hurricane," s. orarano, burrasca 
 
 Hurry, v. a. precipitare, afire t are, 
 spronare ; — *. fretta. disordine, 
 scompiglio 
 
 Hurt, s. male, torto, ferita, contu- 
 sione ; — v. a. ferire, nuncere 
 
 Hurtful, a. nocevole; — ly, ad. 
 nocivamente 
 
 Hurtless, a. innocente 
 
 Husband, v. a. risparmiare; — s. 
 marito ; — man, s. agricoltore ; 
 — ry, *. agricoltura, economia 
 
 IGN 
 
 Hush, xnterj. zitto, silenzio ; — a. 
 
 tranquillo ; — v. a, acquietare, 
 
 calmare 
 Husk, s. guscio, lolla j husky, a. 
 
 che ha guscio 
 Hussy, *. pettegola, massaia 
 Hustle, v. a. dar gomitate 
 Hut, s. una capanna 
 Hutch, s. madia, cassa 
 Hyacinth, s.giacinto 
 Hydrography, s. idrografia 
 Hymen, s. Imeuo, Imeneo 
 Hymn. s. inno 
 Hyperbole, s. iperbole ; — ical, a. 
 
 iperbolico ; — ize, v. n. iperbo- 
 
 lizzare 
 Hypochondriacal, a. ipocondriaco 
 Hypocrisy, s. ipocrisia 
 Hypocrite, s. ipocrito, ipocrita ; 
 
 — ical, a. ipocrito 
 Hypothesis, s. ipotesi 
 Hyssop, *. isopo 
 Hysterical, a. isterico, uterino 
 Hysterics, s. mal isterico 
 
 Ipron. io, io stesso 
 J Ice, s. ghiaccio; ice over, 
 
 v. a. far una crostata di zucchero ; 
 
 ice-house, s. conferva di ghiaccio 
 Icicle, s. ghiacciuolo 
 Icy. a. a=:ghiacciato 
 Idea. s. idea, immagine 
 Ideal, a. ideale [desimo 
 
 Identical, a. identico, che e i) me- 
 identity, s. identita 
 Ides, s'.pl. idi 
 Idiocy, s. imbecillita. 
 Idiom, s. idioma, dialetto 
 Idiot, s. idio'a, scioeco ; — ism, s. 
 
 idiotismo, idiotasrgine 
 Idle, a. pigro, ozioso. vano, sciocco; 
 
 — ness, *. trascuraggine ; — r, s. 
 
 un poltrone ; idly, ad. sciocca- 
 
 mente. nziosamente 
 Idol, s: idolo; — ater, s. idolatra; 
 
 — a^rize, v. a. idolatrare ; — atry, 
 
 s. idolatria 
 If, conj. se, purche 
 Igneous, a. igneo. di fuoco 
 Ignoble, a. ignobilej — y, ad. ig- 
 
 nobilmente 
 Ignominious, a. ignominioso; — ly, 
 
 ad. ignominiosamente ; igno- 1 
 
 mir.v. s. ignaminia 
 Ignoramus. *. un sciacco 
 Ignorance, s. iannranza 
 Ignorant, a. ignnrante : to be ig- i 
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 IMM 
 
 norant, ignorare ; — ^ly, ad. 
 ignorantemente 
 
 He of a church, *. ala in una 
 chiesa 
 
 111, a. male, disgrazia; — a. male, 
 cattivo ; ill-luck, *. sventura , 
 ill-shaped, a. malfatto ; ill-fa- 
 voured, a. deforme j ill-will, s. 
 maltalento; ill-woik, *. cattiva 
 ceraj ill-nature, $. malizia; — 
 ad. male 
 
 Illness, ^s. malattia 
 
 Illegal, a. illecito; — ity, s. ille- 
 gal ita 
 
 Illegitimate, a. illegitimo 
 
 Illiberal, a. sordido^ rozzo; — ity, 
 s. avarizia 
 
 Illicit, a. illecito 
 
 Illimited, a. illimitato 
 
 Illiterate, a. ignorante 
 
 Illude, v. a. ingannare 
 
 Illuminate, v. a. ilium inare, colo- 
 rire; — ion, s. illuminazione 
 
 Illusion, s. illusione [vole 
 
 Illusive, and Illusory, a. inganne- 
 
 Illus-rate, v. a. illustrare ; — ion, 
 s. illustrazione 
 
 Illustrious, a. illustre 
 
 Image, s. immagine ; — v. a. rap. 
 presentare, iromaginare 
 
 Imagery, s. immagini, apparenza, 
 false idee 
 
 Imagine, v. n. immaginare 
 
 Imaginable, a. immadnabile 
 
 Imarinary, a. imrnariirario 
 
 Imagination, s. immaginazione 
 
 Imbalm, v. a. imbalzamare 
 
 Imbargo. s. proibizione di vascelli 
 d'uscir dal porto 
 
 Imbark, v. n. imbarcare 
 
 Imbarka'ion, s. iriibareo 
 
 Imbecility, s. imbecillita 
 
 Imbellish, v. a. abbellire ; — ment, 
 s. abbellimento 
 
 Imbezzle, v. a. dissipare, fraudare j 
 — ment, 5. dissipamento 
 
 Imbibe, v. a. imbevere 
 
 Imbitter, v. a. amareggiare, irrW 
 tare, inasprire 
 
 Imbolden, v. a. inanimare 
 
 Imbossed, a. rilevare, in relievo 
 
 Imbrail, v. a. imbrogliare 
 
 Imitabie, a. imitabile 
 
 Imitate, v. a. imi'are 
 
 Imi'a''ion. s. imi'azione 
 
 Imitator, s. imitators 
 
 Immaculate, a. immaculato 
 
 Imm 
 
 Immarce«ible, a. incorrunibile 
 Imma'erial. a. nori materialej — 
 
 ity, *. imma'erialita 
 Immaturely, ad. prematuramente 
 
IMP 
 
 Immeasurable, a. immensurabile 
 Immediate, a. immeJiato ; — ly, 
 
 ad. immediatamente 
 Immedicable, a. incurabile 
 Immemorial, a. immemorabile 
 Immense, a. immense ; — ly, ad. 
 
 inrinitamente j — ity, s. immen- 
 sity 
 Immerse, v. a. tuffare, immergere ; 
 
 — ion, s. immersione 
 Immethodical, a. confuso; — ly, 
 
 ad. confusamente 
 Imminent, a. imminente 
 Immission, s. iniezione 
 Immix, v. a. gettare, mescolare 
 Immobility, s. immobilita 
 Immoderate, a. immoderato ; — ly, 
 
 ad. immoderatamente j — ion, s. 
 
 immoderazione 
 Immodest, a. immodesto j im- 
 modesty, s. immodestia 
 Immolate, v. a. immolare 
 Immora! a. depravato 
 Immortal, a. immoriale ; — ity, s. 
 
 immortalita ; — ize, v. a. im- 
 
 mortalare ; — ly, ad. immortal- 
 
 mente 
 Immoveables, s. immobili 
 Immunity, s. immunita 
 Immure, v. a. murare 
 Immutabili'y, s. immutability 
 Immutable, a. immutabile 
 Immutation, s. cangiamento 
 Imp, s. folletto, innesto 
 Impair, v. a. diminuire 
 Impale, v. a. impalare 
 Impalpable, a. impalpabile 
 Imparity, s. disparita 
 Impark, v. a. siepare, palificcare 
 Impart, v. a. comunicare 
 Impartial, a. imparziale ; — ity, s. 
 
 imparzialita ; — ly, ad. impar- 
 
 zialmente 
 Imparting, s. partecipazione 
 Impassable, a. impraciicabile 
 Impatience, s. impazienza, pre- 
 
 mura 
 Impatient, a. impaziente, premu- 
 
 roso ; — ly, ad. impaziente- 
 
 mente 
 Impeacb, v. a. acensare; — er, s. 
 
 accusatore, delatore ; — ment, s. 
 
 accusa 
 Impeccability,^ impeccability 
 Impede, v. a. impedire, ritardare; 
 
 — iment, s. impediment 
 Impel, v. a. impellere, spignere 
 Impend, v. a. soprastare 
 Impenetrable, a. impenetrabile 
 Impenitence, s. impenitenza 
 Impenitent, a. impenitente 
 Imperative, a. imperativo 
 
 IMP 
 
 Imperceptible, a. impercettibile j 
 
 — ly, ad. impercettibilmente 
 Imperfecf, a. imperfetto ; — ion, s. 
 
 imperfezione ; — ly, ad. imper- 
 
 fettamente 
 Imperial, a. imperiale; — ists, s. 
 
 imperial isti 
 Imperious, a. imperioso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 imperioiamente ; — ness, s. su- 
 
 perbia, imperiosiia 
 Impersonal, a. impersonale 
 Impertinence, s. impertinenza 
 Impertinently, ad. impertinente- 
 
 mente 
 Impervious, a. inaccessibile 
 Impetration, s. impetrazione 
 Impetuosity, s. impetuosita 
 Impetuous, a. impctuoso J — ly, 
 
 ad. impetuosamente 
 Impious, a. empio 
 Implacability, s. odio implacabile 
 Implacable, a. implacabile 
 Implant, v. a. piantare 
 Implead, v. a. muovere lite 
 Implement, s. stromento, ordigno 
 Impletion, s. riempimento 
 Implicate, v. a. intrigare 
 Implication, s. implicazione 
 Implore, v. a. implorare 
 Imply, v. a. implicare 
 Impolite, a. scortese 
 Impolitic, a. imprudente; — ally, 
 
 ad. imprudentemente 
 Import, v. a. trasportare, impor- 
 
 tare, di no tare j — s. il senso 
 
 d'una cosa 
 Importance, s. importanza 
 Important, a. importante 
 Importation, s. entrata di robe 
 Importunate, a. importuno; — ly, 
 
 ad. importunamente 
 Importune, v. a. importunare ; — 
 
 ity, s. importunita 
 Impose upon, v. n. ingannare, gab- 
 bare J impose, v. a. imporre 
 Imposition, s. imposizione, cb- 
 
 mando ; — (cheat,) giunteria 
 Impossible, a. impossibile; — ity, 
 
 s. impossibilita 
 Impost, s. imposta, gabella 
 Imposthume, s. impostema 
 Impostor, s. impostore 
 Imposture, s. impostura 
 Impotence, s. impotenza 
 Impotent, a. impotente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 debolmente - 
 Impoverish, v. a. impoverire ; — 
 
 ing, — ment, s. l'impoverire 
 Impower, v. a. dar potere 
 Impracticable, a. imprac'icabile 
 Imprecate, v. a. maledire 
 Imprecation, s. imprecazione 
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 INA 
 
 Impregnable, a. inespugnabile , 
 Impregnate, v. n. impregnare, is* 
 
 gravidare; — ion, s. impregoa- 
 
 zione 
 Impress, v. a. imprimere, levar 
 
 gente per forza 
 Impression, s. impressione 
 Imprimis, ad. primo, sopra tutto 
 Imprint, v. a. improntare, im- 
 primere 
 Imprison, v. a. imprigionare j — - 
 
 ment, s. imprigionainento 
 Improbability, s. improbability 
 Improbable, a. improbabile 
 Improbate, v. a. disapprovare 
 Improbity, s. malvagi'a 
 Improper, a. improprio ; — ly. ad. 
 
 impropriamente, mal a proposito 
 Impropriate, v. a. appropriarsi 
 Impropriety, s. impropriety 
 Injprovable, a. che si pub miglio- 
 
 rare 
 Improve, v. n. profittare, miglio- 
 
 rare ; — ment, s. miglioramento, 
 
 cultura, progresso 
 Improvidence, s. improvidezza 
 Improvident, a. inconsiderato $ — 
 
 ly, ad. inconsideratamente 
 Imprudence, s. imprudenza 
 Impudent, a. imprudente; — ly, 
 
 ad. imprudentemente 
 Impudence, s. impudenza 
 Impudent, a. impudenie, sfacciato 
 Impulse, s. impulso, forza j — ive, 
 
 a. impulsivo 
 Impunity, s. impunita 
 Impure, a. impuro ; — ity, s. im- 
 
 purita 
 Imputation, s. imputazione 
 Impute, v. a. imputarej —ing, $. 
 
 imputazione 
 In, pr. in, dentro 
 Inability, s. incapacita 
 Inaccessible, a. inaccessibile 
 Inaccuracy, s. inesattezza 
 Inaccurate, a. inesatto 
 Inaction, *. inazione 
 Inactive, a. indolente; — ity, 5. 
 
 indolenza 
 Inadequate, a. sproporzionato 
 Inadvertency, s. inavvertenza 
 Inadvertently, ad. inconsiderata- 
 mente 
 Inalienable, a. inalienabile 
 Inanimate, a. Inanimate) 
 Inanition, s. inanizione 
 Inanity, s. vanita 
 Inarticulate, a. indistinto 
 Inartificial, a. na f urale 
 Inasmuch as, conj. poiche 
 Inattentive, a. ina'tento 
 Inattention, s. inattenzione 
 
INC 
 
 Xaaugurate, v. a. inaugurare; — 
 
 ion, s. inaugurazione 
 Inauspicious, a. sfortunato 
 Incantation, s. incantesimo 
 Incapability, s. incapacita 
 Incapable, a. incapace 
 Incapacitate, v. a. incapacitare 
 Incapacity, s. incapacita 
 Incarcerate, v. a. imprigionare 
 Incarnate, a. incarnato 
 Incarnation, s. incarnazione ; in- 
 
 Incendiary, s. incendiario, semina- 
 
 tore di discordie [prire 
 
 Incense, s. incenso ; — v. a. innas- 
 Incensory, s. incensiere 
 Incentive, s. incentivo, motivo 
 Inception, s. principio 
 Incessant, a. incessabile ; — ly, ad. 
 
 incessabilmente 
 Incest, s. incesto; — uous, a. in- 
 
 cestuoso 
 Inch, s. un dito; within an inch, 
 
 incirca ; inch out, v. a. maneg- 
 
 giare con economia 
 Incidence,*, incidenza 
 Incident, a. incidente 
 Incident, s. accidente, evento ; — 
 
 al, a. casualej — ly, ad. inci- 
 
 dentemente 
 Incircle, v. a. circondare 
 Incision, s. incisione 
 Incitation, s. incitazione 
 Incite, v. a. incitare; — ment, s. 
 
 stimolo 
 Inciter, s. incitatore 
 Inclemency, s. inclemenza 
 Inclinable," a. inclinevole 
 Inclination, s. inclinazione 
 Incline, v. a. inchinare, inclinare; 
 
 • — ing, s. inclinamen'o, inclina- 
 zione, disposizione 
 Incloister, v. a. rinchiudere in un 
 
 monastero 
 Inclose, v. a. contenere, capire, 
 
 attorniare ; the inclosed, s. l'in- 
 
 clusa 
 Inclosure, s. chirdenda 
 Include, v. a. inchiudere 
 Inclusive, a. inclusivo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 inclusivamente 
 Incogitancy, s. sconsideranza 
 Incogitant, a. inconsiderato 
 Incognito, ad. incognito, scono- 
 
 sciuto 
 Incoherency, s. incoerenza 
 Incoherent, a. sconcordante 
 Incombus'ible, a. incombustibile 
 Income, s. en t rata, rendita 
 Incommensurable, a. incommen- 
 
 surabile 
 
 INC 
 
 Incommode, v. a. incomodare 
 Incommodious, a. incomodo, fas- 
 
 tidioso ; — ly, ad. incomoda- 
 
 men'e 
 Incommodity, s. incomodita. 
 Incommunicable, a. incommunica- 
 
 bile ; — y, ad. incomparabil- 
 
 mente 
 Incompa'ible, a. incompatibile 
 Incompatibility, s. incompatibilita 
 Incompensable, a. incompensabile 
 Incompetency, s. incompetenza 
 Incompetent, a. incompetente ; 
 
 ly, ad. ir.conipetentemente 
 Incomplete, a. imperfetto 
 Incompliance of humour, s. poca 
 
 compiacenza 
 Incomposure, s. disordine 
 Incomprehensible, a. incomprensi- 
 
 bile ; — ty. s. incomprensibilita 
 Inconceivable, a. inconcepibile 
 Iuconcinnity, s. irregolarita 
 Incongruity, s. incongruita 
 Incongruous, a. incongruo 
 Inconsiderable, a. inconsiderabile 
 Inconsiderate, a. inconsiderato ; 
 
 — ly, ad. inconsideratamente ; 
 
 — ness, s. inconsiderazione 
 Inconsistence, s. contraddizione, 
 
 incompatibilita 
 Inconsistent, a. incompatibile 
 Inconsolable, a. inconsolabile 
 Inconsonancy, s. mancanza d'armc- 
 
 nia 
 Inconstancy, s. incostanza 
 Inconstant, a. incostante ; — ly, ad. 
 
 incostantemente 
 Incontestable, a. incon+estabile 
 Incontinence, s. incontinenza 
 Incontinent, a. incontinence; — ly, 
 
 ad. immantinente, impudica- 
 
 mente 
 Incontrovertible, a. incontestabile 
 Inconvenience, s. inconvenienza 
 Inconvenient, a. inconveniente 
 Inconversable, a. insociabile 
 Inconvertible, a. inconvertible 
 Incorporate, v. incorporare ' } — 
 
 ion, s. incorporazione 
 Incorporeal, a. incorporeo 
 Incorporeity, s. incorporali'a 
 Incorrect, a. incorretto j — ly, ad. 
 
 scorrettamente 
 Incorrigible, a. incorrigibile 
 Incorrupt, a. incorrotto 
 Incorruptibleness, s. incorruttibilita 
 Incorruptible, a. incorruttibile ; 
 
 — ly, ad. incorruttibilmente 
 Incorruption, s. incorruzione 
 Incorruptness, s. incorruzione 
 Increase, v. n. cre-cere, aumen- 
 
 tare : — s. accrescimento 
 37S 
 
 IND 
 
 Incredible, a. incredibile ; incredfr 
 
 bly, ad. incredibilmente 
 Incredibility, *. incredibility 
 Incredulity, s. incredulita 
 Incredulous, a. incredulo 
 Increment, *. accrescimento 
 Incroach upon, v. a. usurpare, 
 
 abusare 
 Incroachment, .1. usurpamento 
 Incrust, v. a. incrostare ; — ation, 
 
 s. incrostatura [tura 
 
 Incubation, s. incubazione, cova- 
 Incubus, s. incubo 
 Inculcate, v. a. inculcare 
 Incumbent, *. beneficiato 
 Incumber, v. a. ingombrare ; — ■ 
 
 ance, s. ingombro, ostacolo 
 Incur, v. a. incorrere 
 Incurable, a. incurabile ; — ness, 
 
 s. qualita incurabile ; — ly, ad. 
 
 d'una maniera incurabile 
 Incurious, a. trascurante 
 Incursion, s. scorreria 
 Indamage, v. a. danneggiare 
 Indebted, a. indebitato 
 Indecency, s. indecenza 
 Indecent, a. indecentej — ly, ad. 
 
 indecentemente 
 Indeclinable, a. indeclinabile 
 Indecorous, a. immodesto 
 Indecorum, s. indecenza 
 Indeed, ad. in verita 
 Indefatigable, a. infaticabile ; in- 
 
 defalig?bly, ad. infaticabilmente 
 Indefeasible, a. inviolabile 
 Indefinite, a. indefinite; — ly, ad. 
 
 indefinitamente 
 Indelible, a. indelibile 
 Indelicacy, s. grossezza di costumi 
 Indelicate, a. grossolano ; — ly, ad. 
 
 srrossolauamente 
 Indemnification, s. compensamento 
 Indemnify, v. a. compensare 
 Indemnity, s. indennita, amnistia 
 Indent, v. a. intaccare, vacillare 
 Indenture, *. contratto 
 Independency, *. independenza 
 Independent, a. independente; — 
 
 ly, ad. independentemente 
 Indeterminate, a. indeterminate; 
 
 — ly, ad. indeterminatamente 
 Indevotion, s. indevozione 
 Indevout, a. indevoto 
 Index, s. indice, tavola 
 Indicate, v. a. indicare, dinotare 
 Indication, s. indicazione 
 Indicative, a. indicativo 
 Indict, v. a. denunciare in giudizio 
 Indiction, s. indizione 
 Indictment, *. accusa, lamento 
 Indifference, s. indifferenza 
 Indifferent, a. indifferente, passa- 
 
INE 
 
 bile ; — ly, ad. indifferente- 
 
 mente 
 »ndigence, s. indigenza 
 Indigent, a. indigente 
 Indigitate, v. a. mostrare 
 Indigestion, s. indigestione 
 Indignation, s. indignazione 
 Indignity, s. indignita 
 Indigo, s. indigo 
 Indirect, a. indiretto; — ly, ad. 
 
 indirettamente 
 Indiscernible, a. impercettibile 
 Indiscreet, a. indiscrete j — ly, ad. 
 
 indiscretamente 
 Indiscretion, s. indiscrezione 
 Indiscriminate, a. confuso j — ly, 
 
 ad. senza distinzione 
 Indispensable, a. indispensabile ; 
 
 — y, ad. indispensabihnente 
 Indispose, v. a. rend ere incapace 
 Indisposition, s. indisposizione, ma- 
 la sanita, freddezza 
 Indisputable, a. indisputabile ) — 
 
 ly, ad. incontestabilmente 
 Indissoluble, a. indissolubile 
 Indistinct, a. indistinto 
 Indite, v. a. accusare 
 Inditer, s. delatore 
 Individual, a. individuo 
 • Indivisibility, s. indivisibility 
 Indivisible, a. indivisibile 
 Indocile, a. indocile ; — ity, s. in- 
 
 docilita 
 Indoctrinate, v. a. ammaestrare 
 Indolence, s. indolenza 
 Indolent, a. indolentej — ly, ad. 
 
 iudolentemente 
 Indorse, v. a. indossare ; —ment, 
 
 s. indossamento ; — er, s. indos- 
 
 satore 
 Indow, v. a. dotare, assegnare ; 
 
 — ment, s. talento, dono di na- 
 
 tura 
 Induce, v. a. indurre ; — ment, s. 
 
 motivo, ragione; — er, s. istiga- 
 
 tore 
 Induct, v. a. mettere in possesso ; 
 
 — ion, s. induzione 
 Indulge, v. a. favorire, tollerare; 
 
 — ence, s. indulgenza 
 Indulgent, a. cortese, indulgente 
 Indult, s. in lulto 
 Indura 1 e, v. a. indurire 
 Industrious, a. industrioso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. industriosamente 
 Industry, s. industria, abilifa 
 Inebriate, v. a. imbriacare j — ion, 
 
 s. inebbriazione 
 Ineffable, a. inefftbile 
 Ineffectual, a. inefficace ; — ly, ad. 
 
 inutilmente 
 Ipelegance, s. rossezza 
 
 INF 
 
 Inequality, s. inequaliti 
 
 Inert, a. inerte, infingardo ; — 
 ness, j. inerzia,' dappocaggine 
 
 Inestimable, a. inestimabile 
 
 Inevitable, a. inevitabile 
 
 Inexcusable, a. inescusabile 
 
 Inexhaustible, a. inesausto 
 
 Inexorable, a. inesorabile 
 
 Inexpedience, s. impropriety 
 
 Inexpedient, a. improprio 
 
 Inexplicable, a. inesplicabile 
 
 Inexpressible, a. indicibile 
 
 Inexpugnable, a. inespugnabile 
 
 Inextinguishable, a. inestinguibile 
 
 Infallible, a. infallibile ; — ity, s. 
 infallibility — ly, ad. infallibil- 
 mente [ignominiosamente 
 
 Infamous, a. infame ; — ly, ad. 
 
 Infamy, s. infamia, cattiva fama, 
 vergogna, disonore, vituperio 
 
 Infancy, s. infanzia 
 
 Infant, s. infante 
 
 Infantry, s. fanteria 
 
 Infatigable, a. infaticabile ; — ly, 
 ad. infaticabilmente 
 
 Infatuate, v. a. infatuare ; —ion, s. 
 ostinazione 
 
 Infect, v. a. infettare ; — ion, s. 
 infezione ; — ious, a. contagioso 
 
 Infecundity, s. sterilita 
 
 Infelicity, s. infelicita 
 
 Infeof, v. a. incorporare al feudo ; 
 — ment, s. infeudazione 
 
 Infer, v. a. inferire, significare ; — 
 ence, s. inferenza 
 
 Inferior, a. inferiore ; — ity, s. in- 
 feriority 
 
 Infernal, a. infernale 
 
 Infertile, a. sterile ', — ity, s. in- 
 fertility 
 
 Infest, v. a. infestare 
 
 Infidel, s. infedele ; — ity, s. infe- 
 delta [finitamente 
 
 Infinite, a. infinite J — ly, ad. in- 
 
 Iniinity, s. infinita 
 
 Infirm, a. infermo 
 
 Infirmary, s. infermeria, infermiere 
 
 Infirmity, s. infermita 
 
 Infix, v. a. h'ssare 
 
 Inflame, v. a. infiammare 
 
 Inflammable, a. infiammabile 
 
 Inflammation, s. infiammagione 
 
 Inflammatory, a. infiammatorio 
 
 Inflate, v. a. infiare. gonfiare 
 
 Inflation, s. infiagione 
 
 Inflect, v. a. tendere j — ion, s. in- 
 flessione 
 
 Inflexibility, s. inflessibilita ; in- 
 flexible, "a. inflessibile j — ly, ad. 
 inflessibilmente 
 
 Inflict, v. a. infliggere ; — ion, s. 
 inflizione 
 
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 INJ 
 
 Influence, s. influenza J —v.a, 
 
 influire, influere 
 Influx, s. sboccamento di fiume 
 Infold, v. a. costrignere 
 Inform, v. a. istruire, informare 
 Information, s. avviso, informs,- 
 
 zione, istruzione 
 Informer, s. delatore 
 Informous, a. informe 
 Infraction, s. infrazione 
 Infrequent, a. raro, non frequente 
 Infringe, v. a. trasgredire 
 Infuse, v. a. infondere ; — ion, 3. 
 
 infusione 
 Ingathering, s. ricolta 
 Ingeminate, v. a. raddoppiare 
 Ingender, v. n. generare 
 Ingenious, a. ingegnoso ; — ly, ad, 
 
 iagegnosamente 
 Ingenuity, s. destrezza, genio 
 Ingenuous, a. ingenuo, franco ; — 
 
 ly, ad. ingenuamente ; — ness, 
 
 s. ingenuita 
 Inglorious, a. disonorevole 
 Ingot, s. verga d'oro, o d'argento 
 Ingraft, v. a. innestare 
 Ingratiate, v. a. cattivarsi Pamore 
 Ingratitude, s. ingratitudine 
 Ingrave, v. a. intagliarej — er, *■ 
 
 intagliatore 
 Ingredient, s. ingrediente 
 Ingress, *. ingresso, entrata 
 Ingross, v. a. scrivere in pergam©- 
 
 na una scrittura d'obbligo 
 Ingrosser, s. incertatore d ? una mer* 
 
 cancia 
 Ingulf, v. a. inghiottire 
 Inhabit, v. a. abitare ; —able, a. 
 
 abitabile ; — ant, s. abitante ; — 
 
 ation, *. abitazione 
 Ichersncy, s. inerenza 
 Inherent, a. inerente 
 Inherit, v. a. ereditare ; — ance, «. 
 
 eredita ,* — er, s. erede 
 Inhibit, v. a. inibive, prohibirej 
 
 — ion, s. inibizione 
 Inhospitable, a. barbaro _ 
 Inhospitality, s. inospitalita 
 Inhuman, a. inumano 
 Inhumanly, ad. inumanamente 
 Inhumanity, s. inumanita 
 Inhume, v. a. sotterrare 
 Inimitable, a. inimitabile; — ly, 
 
 ad. inimitabilmente 
 Iniquitous, a. ingiusto 
 Iniquity, s. iniquita, nequizia 
 Initial, s. iniziale ; initial letter,*. 
 
 lettera maiuscola 
 Initiate, v. a. iniziare, principiare ; 
 
 — ion, s. iniziazione 
 Inject, v. a. schizzettare ; —ion, * 
 
 injezione 
 
INS 
 
 Icjudicious, a. imprudente; — ly, 
 
 ad. senza giudizio 
 Injunction, j. ordine 
 Injure, v. a. in/iuriare 
 Injurer, s. offensore 
 Injurious, a. injurioso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 injuriosaraente 
 Injury, *. torto, ingiuria 
 Injustice. *. injriustlzia, torto 
 Ink, s. incliiastro j ink-horn, s, 
 
 calaraaio 
 Inkindle, v. n. accendersi 
 Inkle, s. nasTo di filo 
 Inkling, s. indizio, avviso 
 Inland, s. interiore 
 Inlay, v. a. intarsiare ; inlaid work. 
 
 tarsia 
 Inlet, s. entrata, passaggio 
 Inmate, s. pUionale 
 Inn, s. osteria, albergo [cati 
 
 Inns at court, s. collegi degli avvo- 
 Innate, a. innato, naturale 
 Inner, a. interiore j — most, a. 
 
 piu interiore 
 Innholder, s. un oste 
 Innkeeper, *. locandiere 
 Innocence, s. innocenza 
 Innocent, a. innocente ; — ly, ad. 
 
 innocen'emente 
 Innovae, v. a. innovare 
 Innovation, s. innorazione 
 Innovator, s. innovatore 
 Innumerable, a. innumerabile ; — 
 
 ly, ad. al infinito 
 inoculate, v. a. inatemmare. annes- 
 
 tare a ccchio." inoculare il vaiuo- 
 
 lo ; inocula'ion, *. l'annestare a 
 
 occhio, inoculazione del vaiuo- 
 
 lo 
 Tnodorous, a. senza odore 
 Inoffensive, a. innocente ; — ly, 
 
 ad. innocentemente 
 Inordina^, a. disordinato ; — ness. 
 
 t. inoriinatezza 
 InorganicaL, a. privato di organi 
 Inquest, s. ricercamento 
 Inquietude, s. inquie'udine 
 Inquire, v. iu ricercare, cercare ; 
 
 inquire in'o. v. a. esaminare 
 Inquiry, s. inchies'a 
 Inquisition,*, inquisizione, il santo 
 
 ufficio 
 Inquisitive, a. curioso 
 Inquisitor, $. inquisitore 
 Inroad, s. scorreria, incursione 
 Insane, a. insano, pazzo ; — ity, s. 
 
 insania 
 Insatiability, *. insaziabilia 
 Insatiable. * a. insaziabile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. insaziabilnien'e 
 Inscribe, v. a. indirizzare. dedicare 
 Inscription, s. inscrizione 
 
 INS 
 
 Inscrutable, a. impenetrabile 
 Insculp, v. a. scolpire, intagliare 
 Insect, s. insetto 
 Insensate, a. insensato 
 Insensibility, s. insensibilita 
 Insensible, a. insensibile ; insensi- 
 bly, ad. insensibilmeute 
 Inseparable, a. inseparabile ', — ly, 
 
 ad. UiA amente 
 Insert, v. a. inserire. agziungere; 
 
 — ion, J. inserzione, addizione 
 Inside, s. l'interiore 
 In-idious, a. insidioso 
 Insight, s. cognizione 
 Insignificance, s. cosa inutile, vana 
 Insignificaut, a. inutile ; — ly, ad. 
 
 inutilmente 
 Insincere, a. dissimulate, falso; — 
 
 ity, s. dissimulazione 
 InMnew, v. a. confermare 
 Insinuate, v. a. insinuare ; — ing, 
 
 a. insinuante ; — ion, s. insinua- 
 
 zione 
 Insipid, a. scipito, insipido; — ity, 
 
 — ne.-s, s. scipidezza, insipidezza 
 Insist, v.n. insis'ere, persistere 
 Insnare. v. a. inlacciare, adescare; 
 
 — er. 5. insidia'ore 
 Insociable, a. insoeiabile; — ness, 
 
 s. umore poco sociabils 
 Insolence, s. insolenza, sfacciatag- 
 
 gine 
 Insolent, a. insolente, sfacciato ; 
 
 — ly, ad. insolentemente 
 Insolvent, a. che non pub pagare 
 Insolvency, s. impossibilita di pa- 
 gare 
 Insomuch, ad. talmente che 
 Inspect, v. a. esaminare, vegghiare; 
 
 — ion, s. inspezionej — or, s. 
 
 soprantendente 
 Inspersion, s. aspersione 
 Inspiration, s. inspirazione 
 Inspire, v. a. inspirare 
 Inspirit, o. a. animare 
 Inspissate, v. a. condensare 
 Instability-. 5. instability 
 Insable, a. insabile 
 Instal, v. a. installare; — lation, s. 
 
 installazione 
 Ins'ance, s. esempio ; — v. a. ad- 
 
 dure esempj 
 Instan*, a. corrente, presente ; — s. 
 
 il corren*e ; — aneous, a. mo- 
 
 mentaneo ; — ly, ad. in un 
 
 istante, is'antemente 
 Ins*auTation. s. istaurazione 
 Ins'ead, prep, in luojo di — 
 Ins + ep, s. il collo del piede 
 Instigate, v. a. s'imnlare, inci'are ; 
 
 — ion, s. instigazione ; — or, s. 
 
 insugatore 
 
 360 
 
 INT 
 
 Instil, v. a. instillare ; — ation, $. 
 
 imtillazione 
 Instinct, s. istinto 
 Institute, v. a. istituire; — ». iiti» 
 
 tuto 
 Institution, s. istituzione 
 Institutor, s. istitutore 
 Instruct, v. a. istruire ; — ion, f, 
 
 istrnzione ', — ive, a. istruttivo 
 Instrument, *. istrumento j — al, 
 
 ad. istrumentale 
 Insufferable, a. insopportabile 
 Insufficiency, s. insulncienza 
 Insufficient, a. insufficiente 
 Insular, a. isolano, d'isola 
 Insult, s. insulto ; — v. a. insultare 
 Insuperable, a. invincibile 
 Insuiance, s. assicuranza 
 Insure, v. a. assicurare j — er, s. 
 
 assicuratore 
 Insurmountable, a. insormontabile 
 Insurrection, s. sollevazione 
 Integral, a. integrale 
 Integrate, v. a. rinovellare 
 Integrity, s. inteatrita 
 Inte lect, *. intelletto ; — ual, a. 
 
 intellettuale ; intellectuals, *. p L 
 
 intendimento 
 Intelligence, s. infellijenza 
 Intelligent, a. intelligente 
 Intelligencer, *. novellista 
 Intelligible, a. intelligibile 
 Intemerate, a. puro, intiero 
 In'emperament, *. intern perie 
 Intemperance, s. intemperanza 
 Intemperate, a. intemperato ; — ly, 
 
 ad. intemperatamente ; — ure, 
 
 s. intemperie 
 In'end, v. a. intendere ; — ant, *. 
 
 intendente ; — ment, *. intendi- 
 mento 
 Intense, a. grande, excessivo ; — 
 
 ively, ad. ardenten. ente ; — ness, 
 
 s. eccesso 
 Intention, s. intenzione 
 In'ent, a. intento, fisso 
 Intentional, a. intenzionale 
 Intensive, a. attento ; — ly, ad. at* 
 
 tentivamente 
 Inten'ly, ad. con intenzione 
 Inter, v. a. sotterrare 
 Intercalation, *. intercalazione 
 Intercede, v. a. intercedere; — er, 
 
 s. intercessore 
 Intercept, v. a. intercettare ; — 
 
 — ion, s. ostacolo 
 Intercession, s. intercessione 
 In'erce-sor. s. intercessore 
 Interchange, v. a. cambiare *, — 
 
 ab'v. ad. reciprocamente 
 Interlude, v. a. impedire 
 Intercourse, s . corrispondenza 
 
INT 
 
 Interdict, v. a. interdire ; —ion, s. 
 
 proibizione, interdizione 
 Interest, s. interesse ', — v. a. in- 
 
 teressare [gnare 
 
 Interfere, v.n. mescolarsi, ripu- 
 Interjection, s. interiezione 
 Interior, a. interiore 
 Interlace, v. a. intralciare 
 Interlard, v. a. mescolare con grasso 
 Interline, o. a. interlineare ; — ed, 
 
 a. interlineato ; — ation, s. in- 
 
 terlinea 
 Interlocution, s. interlocuzione 
 Interloper, s. contraboandiere 
 Interlude, s. intermezzo 
 Intermeddle, v. n. intromettersi 
 Intermeddler, s. mezzano 
 Intermediate, s. intermediato 
 Intermedium, s. iutervallo 
 Interment, s. esequie 
 Intermingle, v. a. frammischiare 
 Intermission, s. intermissione 
 Intermit, v. a. tralasciare ; — ent, 
 
 a. intermittente 
 Intermix, v. a. mescolare ; — ture, 
 
 *. mescuglio 
 Internal, a. interno ', — ly, ad. in- 
 
 ternamente [eredita 
 
 Interpleader, s. competitore d'un 
 Interpolate, v. a. falsificare 
 Interpolation, v. falsificazione 
 .Interpolator, s. falsiricatore 
 Interpose, v. a. interporre 
 Interposition, s. interposizione 
 Interpret, v. a. interpretare ; — 
 
 ation, s. interpretazione j — er, 
 
 *• interprete 
 Interregnum, s. interregno 
 Interrogate, v. a. interrogare ; — 
 
 ion, s. interrogazione ; — ory, s. 
 
 interrogatorio 
 Interrupt, v. a. inferrompere ; — 
 
 ion, s. interruzione 
 Intersect, v. a. tagliare ; — ion, s. 
 
 intersezione 
 Intersperse, v. a. framescolare 
 Inters' ice, s. interstizio 
 Interval, s. intervallo 
 Intervene, v. n. intervenire ; — 
 
 tion, s. intervenzione 
 Interview, s. abbnccamento 
 Interweave, v. a. intessere 
 Intestate, a. iutestato 
 Intestine, a. intestino ; intestines, 
 
 t. pi. intestini 
 Inthral, v. a. cattivare ( 
 Inthralment, s. schiavitu 
 Intimacy, s. fratellanza 
 Intimate, a. intimo ; — v. a. inti- 
 
 mare ; —ion, s. intimazione 
 Intimidate, v. a. intimidire ; — 
 
 ion, s. spavento j minaccia 
 
 INV 
 
 Intire, a. intiero, perfetto; — ]y, 
 
 ad. intieramente 
 Into, prep, in, nel, nello, nella 
 Intolerable, a. intollerabile j — ly, 
 
 ad. intollerabilmente 
 Intomb, v. a. seppellire 
 Intoxicate, v. a. ubbriacare, in- 
 
 cantare 
 Intractable, a. intrattabile 
 Intrench, v. a. trincierare ; in- 
 trench upon, usurpare ; — ment, 
 
 s. trincea 
 Intrepid, a. intrepidoj — ity, s. 
 
 intrepidita 
 Intricate, a. inibrogliato 
 Intricacy, s. imbarazzo 
 Intrigue, s. intrigo j — v.n. in- 
 
 trigarsi 
 Intrinsic, a. intrinsico 
 Intrinsically, ad. intrinsicamente 
 Introduce, v. a. introdurre 
 Introduction, s. introduzione 
 Introductory, a. preliminare 
 Intrude one's self, v. r. intrudirsi 
 In'ruder, s. usurpatore 
 Intrusion, s. iutrusione, usurpa- 
 
 zione 
 Intrust, v. a. confidare, depositare 
 Intui'ion, s. pene'razione, esamina 
 Intuitive, a. in'uitivo, speculativo 
 Inundation, s. inoniazione 
 Inure, v. a. accosumare; — v.n. 
 
 essere valido ; — ment, s. abito, 
 
 costume [sepolcrale 
 
 Inurn, v. a. mettere nell' urna 
 Inutility, s. inutili;a 
 Invade, v. a. invadere, violare ; — 
 
 er, s. usurpatore j — ing, s. in- 
 
 vasione 
 Invalid, a. invalido, debole; — s. 
 
 un invalido ; — ate, v. a. invali- 
 
 dare ; — ity, s. invalili'a 
 Invaluable, a. inestimabile 
 Invariable, a. invariable 
 Invasion, s. invasione 
 Invasive war, s. guerrad'invasione 
 Invective, s. invettiva; — a. in- 
 
 vettivo 
 Inveigh, v. n. declamare contro 
 
 uno 
 Inveigle, v. a. allettare, attrarre; 
 
 — er, s. ingannatore 
 Invenom, v. a. avvelenare 
 Invent, v. a. inventare ; — or, s. 
 
 inventorej — ion, s. invenzione, 
 
 ritrovamento, artifizio ; — ory, *. 
 
 inventario 
 Inventory, v. a. inventariare 
 Inversion, *. inversione 
 Invert, v. a. inverrere 
 Invest, v. a. inves*ire; invest one, 
 
 mettere uno in possesso 
 381 
 
 IRR 
 
 Investigate, v. a. investigare; — 
 
 ion, s. investigazione 
 Investiture, s. investitura 
 Inve eracy, s. rancore 
 Inveterate, v. n. inveterare ; — a, 
 
 inveterato 
 Invidious, a. invidioso; — ly, ad, 
 
 invidiosamente 
 Invigilancy, *. negligenza 
 Invigorate, v. a. invigorire 
 Invincible, a. invincibile; — ly, 
 
 ad. invincibilmente 
 Inviolable, a. inviolabile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. inviolabilmente 
 Invisible, a. inv/sibile 
 Invitation, s. invitazione 
 Invite, v. a. invitare 
 Invocate, v. a. invocare j — ion, ». 
 
 invocazione 
 Invoice, s. pc^lizza di carico 
 Invoke, v. a. invocare 
 Involve, v. a. inviluppare ; involve 
 
 one's self, v. r. imbrogliarsi 
 Involuntary, a. involontario j — 
 
 ly, ad. involontariamente 
 Involution, s. involgirnento 
 Invulnerable, a. invulnerabile 
 Inwall, v. a. circondar di mura, 
 
 murare 
 Inwards, ad. addentro, di dentro 
 Inward, a. interiore, interno ; — 
 
 ly, a~t. interiormente ; inwards, 
 
 s. pi. interiora, viscere 
 Inwrap, v. a. inviluppare 
 Ipecacuanha, s. ipecaquana 
 Irascible, a. irascibile 
 Ire, s. ira, collera 
 Iris, s. iride, fiore 
 Irksome, *. rincrescevole 
 Iron, s. ferro ; — a. di ferro J iron 
 
 linen, v. n. ripassare ; iron- 
 ware, s. ferro filato; iron-plate, 
 
 s. piastra di ferro ; ironmonger, 
 
 s. ferraio 
 Ironical, s. ironico J — ly, ad. 
 
 ironicamente 
 Ironv, s. ironia ,' — a. ferruginoso 
 Irradiate, v. a. raggiare 
 Irradiation, s. raggio, splendore 
 Irrational, a. irrazionale j — ity, $. 
 
 mancanza di ragione 
 Irreconcilable, a. irreconciliabile 
 Irrecoverable, a. irreparabile, ir* 
 
 recuperabile j — bly, ad. senza 
 
 riparo 
 Irpefrarable, a. irrefragabile 
 Irrefu'able, a. che non si pub com- 
 
 fu'are 
 Irregular, a. irregolare; — ity, t, 
 
 irre;olarita ; — ly, ad. irregolar 
 
 mente 
 Irreligion, *. irreligione 
 
JAC 
 
 Irreligious, re. irreligioso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. irreligiosamente 
 Irremediable, a. irremediabile 
 Irremi>sible, a. irremissibile; — 
 
 ly, ad. irremissibilmente 
 Irreparable, a. irreparabile; — ly, 
 
 ad. irreparabilmenle 
 Irreprehensible, a. irreprensibile ; 
 
 — ly, ad. d'una maniera irre- 
 prensibile 
 Irreproachable, a. netto di faJlo 
 Irreprovable, a. irreproLabile 
 Irresistible, a. irresistibile; — ly, 
 
 ad. irresistibilmente 
 Irresolute, a. irresolute ; — ly, ad. 
 
 irre3olutamer.te 
 Irresolution, s. irresoluzione 
 Irretrievable, a. irreparabile ; — 
 
 ly, ad. irreparabilmente 
 Irreverence, s. irreverenza 
 Irreverent, a. irreverente; — ly, 
 
 ad. irreverentemente 
 Irreversible, a. irrevocable^ 
 Irrevocable, a. che non si pub rivo- 
 
 care 
 Irrigate, v. a. inaffiare 
 Irrision, s. irrisione 
 Irritate, v. a. irriiare 
 Irritation, s. irritazione 
 Irritable, a. facile ad irritare 
 Irruption, &. scorreria, scorrimento 
 Isinglass 1 , s. cola di pesce ; — slone, 
 
 talco 
 Isle, and Island, s. un' isola ; — er, 
 
 a. un isolano 
 Isosceles, s. triangolo isoscele 
 Issue, s. evento, successo, figiiuoli, 
 
 prole; — (in the arm,) cau'erio ; 
 
 — v. a. procedere, terminare ; 
 — less, a. senza prole 
 
 Isthmus, s. istmo 
 
 Italian, a. Italiano 
 
 Italic, a. Italico 
 
 Itch, s. scabbia, rogna, pizzicore ; 
 
 — v. a. pizzicare ; — ing, 5. piz- 
 zicore, prurito ; — y, a. scabbioso 
 
 Item, ad. item, di piii ; — s. avvi- 
 
 so, articolo 
 Iterate, v. a. ripetere 
 Itinerant, a. ambulante 
 Itinerary, s. itinerario 
 Ivory, s. avorio 
 Ivy, s. ellera, edera 
 
 JABBER, v. n. cianciare j — ing, 
 *. ciancia 
 Jack, s. menarroito, luccio 
 
 JIL 
 
 Jackanapes, s. sciocco, matto 
 Jacket, s. saltambarco 
 Jackdaw, s. gracchia 
 Jack-pudding, s. buffbne, zanni 
 Jade, s. pettegola ; — (bad horse,) 
 
 carogna, rozza ; — v. a. aft'ati- 
 
 care 
 Jagg, v. a. intaccare ; — s. tacca 
 Jaggy, a. intaccato 
 Jail, s. carcere, prigione 
 Jailer, s. carceriere 
 Jakes, s. cesso, privato ; jakes 
 
 farmer, s. votacessi 
 Jambs, 5. stipiti di porta 
 Jangle, v. n. litigare ; — r, *. gar- 
 
 ritore [gentilezza 
 
 Janty, a. gentile, lecto ; — iness, s. 
 Januar} r , s. Gennaio 
 Japan, s. vernice ; — v. a. ver- 
 
 niciare; — ner, s. quegli che fa 
 
 la vernice; — ning, s. vernice 
 Jar, v. n. disputare, discordare ; 
 
 — s. contensione ; — (vessel,) 
 giara 
 
 Jargon, s. gergo 
 Jasmine, s. gelsomino 
 Jasper, s. diaspro 
 Jaundice, s. itterizia 
 Jaunt, s. camminata, girata ; — 
 (of a wheel,) gavelle di ruota ; 
 
 — v. n. vagare, scorrere 
 Javelin, s. giavellotto 
 
 Jaw, 8. mascella, ganascia; jaw- 
 teeth, s. pi. i mascellari 
 
 Jay, s. ghiandaia 
 
 Jealous, a., geloso ; — ly, ad. gelo- 
 samente ; jealousy, s. gelosia 
 
 Jeer, v. a. •burlare"; — s. burla, 
 beffa ; — er, s. schernitore 
 
 Jejune, a. voto, sterile 
 
 Jelly, s. gelatina, brouo ; jelly- 
 broth, *. consumato 
 
 Jennet, s. giannetto 
 
 Jeopardy, s. pericolo, rischio 
 
 Jerk, v. a. frustrare, sferzare; — s. 
 frustata, scssa 
 
 Jerkin of leather, s. colletto 
 
 Jessamine, s. gelsomino 
 
 Jest, v. n. scherzare ; — t. burla, 
 scherzo ; jester, s. burlatore, 
 buffone ; jesting, s. beffa, burla 
 
 Jet, v. n. correre, vagare ; jet 
 along, v. a. pavoneggiarsi 
 
 Jet, s. pietra nera e lucida 
 
 Jew, s. un Ebreo, Giudeo 
 
 Jewel, s. gioia ; — ler, s. gioielliere 
 
 Jewish, a. Giudaico 
 
 Jew's-harp, s. tromba 
 
 Jig, s. giga 
 
 Jill, s. piccola misura per il vino 
 
 Jilt, s. una civet.a; — v. a. in- 
 gannare 
 
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 JUG 
 
 Jingle, v n. tintinnarej — s. tin> 
 
 tinno 
 Job, s. lavoro, operetta 
 Jobber, (stock,) s. sensale 
 Jockey, s. mezzano di cavalli 
 Jocose, a. giocoso, gioviale ; — ly, 
 
 ad. giocosamente 
 Jocular, a. scherzoso 
 ■Jocundity, s. giocondita 
 Jog, v. a. scuotere, balzare ; — «. 
 
 scossa, crollo ; jog one on, v. a. 
 
 far andare avanti 
 Joggle, v. n. dimenarsi, muoversi; 
 
 — ing, s. agitazione 
 Join, v. a. giugnere, unire; — er, 
 
 s. legnaiuolo ; — ery, s. lavoro 
 
 di legnaiuolo 
 Jointly, ad. congiuntamente 
 Jointure, s. dote, assegnamento 
 Joist, s. travicello 
 Joke, v.n. burlare, beffare j — *. 
 
 burla, beffa, scherzo 
 Jolliness, and Jollity, s. giulivita. 
 
 allegria 
 Jolly, a. giulivo, giocoso, piacevole 
 Jolt, v. n. balzare ; — s. scossa di 
 
 carrozza 
 Jolthead, s. un sciocco, gonzo 
 Jonquil, s. giunchiglia 
 Jot, 5. iota, niente, punto 
 Jovial, a. giocondo, gioviale 
 Journal, s. giornale, _ diario ; — 1st, 
 
 s. giornalista 
 Journey, s. viaggio, giornata ; — 
 
 v. n. viaggiare ; — man, s. lavo- 
 
 rante ; — work, s. giornata 
 Joy, s. gioia, contento ; — v. a. 
 
 ralleggrare; to wish joy, con- 
 
 gratulare 
 Joyful, a. gioioso, allegro; — ly, 
 
 ad. gioiosamente 
 Joyous, a. gioioso, allegro 
 Jubilee, s. giubbileo 
 Judaic, a. Giudaico 
 Judaism, s. Giudaismo 
 Judaize, v. a. Giudaizzare 
 Judge, s. un giudice, un assessore; 
 
 — v. a. giudicare, pensare; — 
 
 ment, s. giudicio, parere, castigo, 
 
 sentenza 
 Judicatory, s. giudicatura 
 Judicature, s. giustizia 
 Judicial, a. giudiziale; — ly, ad. 
 
 giudizialmente 
 Judiciary, a. giudiziario 
 Judicious, a. giudizioso ; — ly, acL 
 
 giudiziosamente 
 Jug, s. boccale di terra 
 Juggle, v. n. giocolare ; — s. ir>« 
 
 ganpo, baratteria ; — er, *. gio- 
 colare ; juggling trick, 3. inganr 
 
 no, gherminella 
 
KEE 
 
 Jugular, a. della gola 
 Juice, t. 
 
 abbondanza di sugo ; juicy, a, 
 sugoso 
 
 n. appollaiarsi 
 . t. giulcbbo, giulebbe 
 Julv, s. I 
 
 Jumble, v. (i. eonfondere, mesco- 
 
 tare : — t. o nCusi »ne : — r, r. 
 
 .. mesco* 
 
 lainento 
 Junient. *. giumento 
 Jump, n 
 
 sal to, tain ; — er. s. saltatore 
 | 
 
 . f. unione, accoppiamento 
 Juncture] r. congiuntura, stato 
 June, i. Q 
 
 Junior, j. il piii giovane [repra 
 
 . t. ginepro: — berry, gi- 
 
 Junket, s. pi. cibi delicati : — v. 
 
 71. Ear boon* ccra j —ting, *• 
 
 gozzivklia 
 Junto, j. fazione, consiglio 
 Jurat, ,<f. gturato 
 Juridical, a. giudiziale 
 Jurisdiction, s. eiurisdizione, giu- 
 
 stiz'n. tribunale 
 Jurisprudence, s. giurisprudenza 
 Jurist, j. 
 
 Juror, 1. vin i de" dodici 
 Jurvmen. s. giurati 
 Just. a. eiusto, diritto ; — ad. giu- 
 
 stamente ; — v: n. giostrare ; — 
 
 ,a • ■ • , , »• r 
 
 Jus' ice. J. giustiaa ; lord cniet 
 
 justice, capo jiudice 
 Justiciary, s. giudice 
 Justifiable, o. che si puo giustifi- 
 
 care . _] v , ad. con giustizia 
 Justification', s. zins'ificazione 
 Justify, v. n. giustificare 
 Just'.e. v. a. uftare 
 Justly, ad. giustamente 
 
 b, t. giustiaa, equita 
 Jut, v. n. sporgere, uscir di piano 
 Juvenile, a. giovauile, fanciullo 
 Juvenility, ». ardore di giovcntu 
 
 KNA 
 
 LAC 
 
 Keep. t'. a. guardare, tenere, man- 1 Knapsack, s. bisacciadJ soldato 
 
 K 
 
 KALENDAR, ». calendario 
 Raw. p. n. cornacchiare 
 Keel, t. carena di vascello, tmo da 
 
 liquore 
 Keen. n. tcUte, affilato. a?uzzato 
 — air. aria sot'ile, sereno ; - 
 ness, t. sottizliezza; — of style, 
 acrimonia di stile 
 
 . ceiebrare ; — r, t, 
 diano, custodej — ing, s. custo- 
 din, guardia ; to keep at home, 
 ■ casa ; keep where you 
 are, restate dove siele 
 Keg, ». sorta di barile 
 
 budelle 
 Ken, v. a. - [nale 
 
 I. r. cauile, muta di cani.o- 
 Kernel, & noce, graoeUo, maador- 
 luia 
 i rtana 
 Kettle, s. caldaia, calderone : ket- 
 tle-drum, j. timpano, tabauo 
 Key, ^. una chiave ; keys of or- 
 gans, tasliera dY>r_:uio ; keyhole, 
 5. buco delle chiavi 
 lignone 
 un calcio ; — V. O. calci- 
 trare : kickshaws, s. manicaref 
 to, focacci.a 
 Kid, s. capretto : — v. ?i. Sgliare 
 Kidnap, v. a. rrafugare figliuoli : 
 . i. colui che trafuga figli 
 uo!i 
 Ki lucv, s. arnione 
 Kil.u v-bean--, s. ,».'. fagiuoli 
 Kill, o. a. ammazaare, uccidere 
 Killer, s. omicida, uccisore 
 Kiln, s. fornace ; brick-kiln, for* 
 nace di mattoni [simile 
 
 Kin. s. parente, congiunto; — o. 
 Kind, a. henigno, cortesej — s. 
 
 genere, modo, sesso, sorte 
 Kindle, u. a. accendere 
 Kindly, ad. cortesemente ; — nes?, 
 
 s. bonta, aniicizia 
 Kindred, s. parentado 
 Kine. s. pi. vacche 
 King,«. on re, rege; — at draughts, 
 dama; king's-fisher, s. alcione; 
 — lv, n. reale 
 Kinsfolks, s. pi parenti 
 Kinsman, 5. un congiunto 
 Kinswoman, a. una parente 
 Kiss, s. un bacio ; — v. a. baciare; 
 
 s. quello che bacia 
 KM, ». violino da tasca 
 Kitchen, s. cucina ; kitchen-gar- 
 . nn orto [vo vol ante 
 
 Kite. s. nibbio ; kite, (paper,) cer- 
 Ki'ten, s. un gattlBO; — v. n. fi- 
 
 gliare (parlan lo d'una gatta) 
 Knab upon glass, v. n. pascer 
 
 Perba 
 Knark. s. baia, bagatella, arte. 
 
 abilita 
 Kna?, s. nodo d'albero ; — gy, a 
 
 DOdOSO, o noderoso 
 Knap, *. sommita, cima; knap at 
 v. a. scopniare, acchiappare 
 383 
 
 Knave, f. lurfante, ribaldoj — at 
 cards, il fanle ; knavery, s. fur- 
 (anteria ; knavish, n. furbesco J 
 — ly, ad. da furfante 
 
 Knead, v. a. impastarej kneading- 
 . ma iia 
 imccliio 
 
 Kneel, u. rt. inginocchiarsi ; — ing, 
 .. inginocchi »ni 
 
 Knell, s. campana a mortal io 
 
 Knife, s. ooltello ; penknife, *. 
 temper! no 
 
 Knight, s. cavaliere ; — v. a. cre- 
 ate, cavaliere ; knighthood, *. 
 cavalleria 
 
 Knit. o. a. lavorare, annodare, le- 
 gale ; knit stockings, s. calzette 
 fatte all' ago ; knitter, s. uno che 
 lavora calzette all' a?o 
 
 Knob, s. nocchio, fiocco ; — v. n. 
 annodarsi ; — by, a. noderoso 
 
 Knock, v. a. picchiare; — s. col- 
 po, picchio ; knocker, s. martel- 
 lo dj porta 
 
 Knoll, v. a. sonare una campana a 
 mortorio; — s. cima, sommita 
 
 Knot, .9. nodo, nocchio, imbarazzo 
 
 Knottiness, s. nodosita 
 
 Knotty, a. noderoso 
 
 Knowable, a. che si pub sapere 
 
 Know, v. a. sapere, conoscere ; 
 — inx, a. sapiente ; — ledge, s. 
 c'juoscenza, scienza, 
 abilita 
 
 Knuckle, v. a. schiafieggiare 
 
 Knuckle of veal, garetto di vi'ella ; 
 knuckles, s. ph congiuntare 
 
 LABEL, s. fascia, striscia di car- 
 tapecora 
 Labial, a. labiale 
 Laboratory, s. fonderia 
 Laborious, a. laborioso ) —ness, * 
 
 fanca 
 Labour, s. pena, lavoro ; — v. a. 
 
 lavorare, sforzarsi ; — er, s. la- 
 
 voratore; — ing, s. lavoro, sforzo 
 Labvrinth, s. labirinto 
 Lace, s. stringa ; — (of thread,) 
 
 merletto ; — (of gold,) passama- 
 
 no, ^allone 
 Lace, v. a. allacciare, gallonare, 
 
 lezare, attaccare 
 Lacerate, v. a. lacerare 
 T„ace'-a'io!i, s. lacerazione 
 j Lachrymal, a. lacrimale 
 
LAP 
 
 Lack, v. a. mancare ; — *. biso- 
 gno, dift'alta 
 
 Lacker, s. vernice; — er, s. quello 
 che invernisce 
 
 Lackey, s. lacche 
 
 Laconic, a. lacoDico 
 
 Laconism, s. laccnismo 
 
 Lacteal, a. latteo, bianco 
 
 Lad, s. un giovanetto 
 
 Ladder, s. seal a 
 
 Lade, v. a. caricare ; — ing, s. ca- 
 rico, caricamento ; bill of lading, 
 polizza di carico 
 
 Ladle, s. mestola 
 
 Lady, s. si^nora, dama ; — sbip, s. 
 qualita di dama 
 
 Lag, a. ultimo ; — v. n. restare 
 in dietro 
 
 Lair, x. ricettacolo di cervo 
 
 Laity, s. i laici, i secolari 
 
 Lake, s. lago [lino 
 
 Lamb, s agnello ; — kin, s. agnel- 
 
 Lame, a. zoppo ; — (of band,) 
 manco ; — v. a. s'.roppiare ; — 
 ly, ad. imperfet;amente; — ness, 
 s. stroppiatura 
 
 Lament, v. a. lamentare ; — able, 
 o. lamentevoL; — ably, ad. la- 
 mentevolmente ; — ation, s. la- 
 mento 
 
 Lammas, s. il primo d'Agosto 
 
 Lamp, 5. lampade ; — lampblack, 
 *. nero d'olio 
 
 Lampoon, v. a. satireggiare ; — s. 
 versi satirici 
 
 Lamprey, s. lampreda 
 
 Lance, s. lancia ; — v. a. aprire 
 con lancia 
 
 Lancet, s. lancetta 
 
 Land, s. pae^e, terra ; — v. a. sbar- 
 care ; land-forces, s. forze terre- 
 stri ; land-tax, s. taglia, imposi- 
 zione ; landing, s. sbarco ; land- 
 lady, s. os'essa ; landlord, s. pro- 
 prietary, un os'e 
 
 Landed man, s. uomo ricco in terre 
 
 Landscape, s. paesaggio 
 
 Landwards, ad. verso la terra 
 
 Lane, s. vico, sfilata, vietta 
 
 Language, s. lingua^gio 
 
 Languid, a. languido 
 
 Languish, v. a. languire ; — ingly, 
 ad. d'una maniera languida 
 
 Languor, s. languore 
 
 Lank, a. minuto, fiacco, delicato ; 
 — ness, s. magrezza 
 
 Lansquenet, s. lanzo 
 
 Lantern, t, lanterna ; lantern-ma- 
 ker, s. lanterniere ; ship's lan- 
 tern, s. fanale 
 
 Lap. a. grembo, falda 
 
 Lapdog, s. un cagnolino 
 
 LAU 
 
 Lap up, v. a. avviluppare 
 
 Lap, v. a. leccare 
 
 Lapidary, s. lapidario 
 
 Lapidation, s. lapidazione 
 
 Lappet, s. falda 
 
 Lapse, s. errore, colpa ; — «. n. 
 
 fuggi.sene, passarsi [scello 
 
 Larboard, s. lato manco d'un va- 
 Larceny, s. furto 
 Larch-tree, s. larice 
 Lard, s. lardo ; — v. n- lardare ; 
 
 — er, s. dispensa; larding -pin, s, 
 
 lardatoio 
 Large, a. grande, ampio, liberale ; 
 
 at large, ad. diffusamente ; — ly, 
 
 ad. ampiamente ; — ness, s. lar- 
 
 ghezza, ampiezza 
 Largeness, s. liberalita 
 Lark, s. lodola, allodola 
 Larum, *. svegliatoio 
 Larynx, s. laringe 
 Lascivious, a. lascivo; — ness, s. 
 
 lascivia 
 Lash, s. sferza f a, frustata ; — r. a. 
 
 sferzare, frustare 
 Lass, s. una fanciulla 
 Lassitude, s. stanchezza 
 Last, a. ultimo; — ly, and last of 
 
 all, ad. ultimamente 
 Last, v. n. durare, continuare ; — 
 
 s. forma; at last, ad. alia fine, 
 
 infine 
 Lasting, a. durabile 
 Latch, s. saliscendo ; latches, s. pi. 
 
 cordicelli di scarpe 
 Late, a. tardo, ultimo, defunto ; — 
 
 ad. tardi 
 Lately, ad. recentemente 
 Latent, a. latente 
 Lateral, a. laterale 
 Later, a. posteriore 
 Latest, a. l'ultimo 
 Lateward, a. tardivo 
 Lath, s. afficella; — v. a. coprire 
 
 d'afficelle 
 Lathe, s. tornio, divisione 
 Lather, v. a. insaponare, schiu- 
 
 mare ; — s. saponata, schiuma 
 Latin, a. Latino; — ism, s. Lati- 
 
 nismo ; — ist, s. Latinista 
 Lati.sh, ad. tardetto 
 Latitude, s. latitudine 
 Latten, s. latta 
 Latter, s. tardivo 
 Lattice, s. graticcio, barra ; lattice 
 
 up, v. a. ingraticolare 
 Laud, s. laude, lode ; — able, a. 
 
 laudevole; — ably, ad. laudabil- 
 
 mente 
 Laudanum, s. laudano 
 Laugh, v. n. ridere ; laugh at, v. 
 
 n.burlarsi,schernire; — able, a. 
 384 
 
 LEA 
 
 risibile, ridicolo ; — er, *. un che 
 ride ; — ;er, s. un riso ; laugh- 
 ing-stock, s. zimbello ; to break 
 out inio laughter, scoppiare dalle 
 risa 
 Launch a ship, v. n. varare un ra- 
 
 scello 
 Laundress, s. lavandaia 
 Laundry, *. luogo da lavare 
 Laureat, s. il poeta del re 
 Laureate, a. coronato d'alloro 
 Lave, v. a. votare, lavare 
 lavender, s. lavendola, spiga 
 Laver, *. lavatoio 
 Lavish, a. prodigo, profuso ; — v. 
 a. prodigare ; —ness, s. prodi- 
 galiia ; — ly, ad. prodigalmente 
 Law, s. legge, la giurisprudenza 
 Lawful, a. giusto, legiuimoj — lj^ 
 
 ad. legittimamente 
 Lawless, a. che non ha legge 
 Lawn, s. rensa, pianura 
 Lawsuit, s. processo, lite 
 lawyer, s. avvoca-o, legista 
 Lax, a. molle, debole ; — ative, <v 
 
 lassativo 
 Lay, a. laico, secolare ; — v. a. 
 mettere, collocare ; — *. una 
 canzona, scommessa ; — i. let. 
 tuccio 
 Layer, s. rampollo, brocco 
 Layman, s. un laico 
 Lazar, s. un leproso 
 Lazily, ad. pigramente 
 Laziness, s. pigrizia 
 Lazy, a. pigro, infingardo; lazy- 
 bone, *. uno scioperato 
 Lead, v. a. menare, guidare, con- 
 durre ; leader, s. conduttore, 
 generale d'arma'a, capo d'un par- 
 tito ; leading-strings, *. stringhe,. 
 nastri ; leading-card, s. la prima 
 carta 
 Leaf, *. fozlia, foglk) ; the fall of 
 the leaf, l'autunno ; — y, a. fron- 
 zuto 
 League, *. lega, unione 
 Leaguer, s. confederato, assedio 
 Leak, s. apertura per la quale l'ae- 
 qua trapela ; — v. n. trapelare ; 
 —age, s. crepatura ; — y, a. che 
 trapela, fesso 
 Lean, v. n. appoggiarsi, posare 
 Lean, a. magro, povero, sterile ; — 
 ish, a. magretto ; — ness, *. ma- 
 grezza [giarsi 
 
 Leaning-staff, s. bastone per appog- 
 Leaning-stock, s. un appozgiatoio 
 Leap, v. 7?. saltare, coprire ; — w. 
 a. palpitare, battere ; — s. salto^ 
 balzo ; leap-year, s. l'anno bi» 
 sestile , — er, *. saltatore 
 
LEG 
 
 Learn, v. a. irnparare, insegnare ; 
 
 — ed, a. sapiente, capace ; — edly, 
 
 ad. dottamente ; — ing, s. scien- 
 
 za, erudizione 
 Lease, s. affi to ; — v. a. dare in 
 
 affitto, a pigione, spigolare 
 Leaser, s. spigolatore 
 Leash, s. guinzaglio ; — of hounds, 
 
 *. tre cani agguinzagliati insieme 
 Least, a. minimo, pin piccolo ; at 
 
 .east, ad. almeno, almanco 
 Leather, s. cuoio ; leather-dresser, 
 
 *. conciatore di pelle; leather- 
 seller, s. un pellicciaio ; leather- 
 bottle, j. otre, otro ; leathern, a. 
 
 di pelle 
 Leave, s. perniissione, licenza, ad- 
 
 dio, congedo ; — v. a. lasciai e, 
 
 abbandonare ; leave out, v. a. 
 
 omettere, escludere 
 Leaven, a. fronzuto ; — s. fer- 
 
 mento ; — v. a. lievitare, fer- 
 
 mentare 
 Leaver, s. una leva [ticci 
 
 Leavings, s. rimasuglio, avanza- 
 Lecher, s. un uomo lascivo 
 Lecherous, a. lascivo, impudico ; 
 
 — ly, ad. lascivamente ; lecher)', 
 
 *. lascivia 
 Lecture, s. lettnra, lezinne, corre- 
 
 zione ; — er, s. leggitore ; — ship, 
 
 s. lettura 
 Ledge, s. orlo, bordo 
 Ledger, s. gran libro di mercafante 
 L e, s. feccia, sedimento 
 Lee-shore, s. la spiaggia alia quale 
 
 da il vento 
 Leech, s. sanguisuga ; horse-leech, 
 
 *. un maniscalco 
 Leek, s. un porro ; leek-pottage, s. 
 
 zuppa con porri 
 Leer, s. occhiata oblica. sguardo; 
 
 leer upon. v. n. occhiesrsriare ; 
 
 leering look. s. sguardo bieco 
 Lees. s. pi. feccia, sedimento 
 Leeward ship, a. nave che non va 
 
 a seconda del vento ; leeward 
 
 tide, s. vento e marea 
 Left,*, manco. sinistra; left-hand- 
 ed, a. mancino 
 Leg, s. una gamba ; — of mutton, 
 
 i. lacchetta di ca-trato 
 Legacy, s. lascito. donativo 
 Legal,' a. lecito, legittimo; — iry, 
 
 *. cirifomiila alle leggi ; — ly, 
 
 ad. legalmente 
 legator, *. testatore, donatore 
 Legatee, s. leza'ario 
 Lega'eskip, s. legazione 
 Legendary stories, favole, Ieg- 
 
 gende, giunteria 
 
 Legend, s. leggenda 
 
 " 25 
 
 LEV 
 
 Legerdemain, *. gherminella 
 
 Legible, a. legibile 
 
 Legion, s. una legione ; — ary, a. 
 
 legionario 
 Legislator, s. legislatore 
 Legislature, s. legislatura 
 Legitimacy, s. legittimita 
 Legitimate, a. legittimo ; — v. a. 
 
 legittimaie; — ion, s. legittiina- 
 
 zione 
 Leisure, *. agio, comodita ; — ly, 
 
 ad. a bell' agio, poco a poco 
 Lemon, s. limone, limoncello ; 
 
 lemon-colour, s. color di limone 
 Lend, v. a. prestare ; accomodare ; 
 
 — er, s. prestatore ; — ing, s. 
 
 presto, prestilo 
 Length, s. lunghezza ; — of time, 
 
 durata del Tempo; — en, v. a. 
 
 allungare, accrescere ; a! length, 
 
 ad. in somma; lengthwise, ad. 
 
 in lungo 
 Lenient, a. dolcificante 
 Lenify, v. a. lenificare 
 Lenitive, s. un lenitivo 
 Lenity, s. affabilita, dolcezza 
 Lens, s. lente, cristallo di figura 
 
 simile alia lente 
 Lent, s. la quaresima 
 Lentil, s. lenticcia 
 Leopard, s. leopardo ■ 
 Leper, s. un leproso ; leprosy, s. 
 
 lebbra ; leprous, a. lebbroso 
 Less, ad. meno ; — a. minore, pin 
 
 piccolo ; to grow less, v. n. smi- 
 
 nuire 
 Lessee, s. eondutfore 
 Lessen,.. u. a. impicciolire; lessen 
 
 from one's self, abbassavsi ; — ing. 
 
 s. diminuimento 
 Lesser, a. minore 
 Lessor., s. lezione, precet-o ; — 
 
 v. a. is f ruire 
 Lessor, s. colui che da in affitto 
 Lest. conj. per piura che 
 Let, v. a. affittare, laseiare, im- 
 ped ire ; let blood, u. a. cavare 
 
 sangue ; let, s. impedimenta, 
 
 ostacolo 
 Let, v. a. a])picionare 
 Letharsic, a. letargico 
 Lethargy, s. letargia 
 Letter, s. lettera, epistola; letters- 
 
 pa'ent. patente ; letter of attor- 
 ney, s. una procura 
 Lettered, a. letterato, dotto 
 Lettuce, s. lattuga 
 Levant, s. Levante, l'oriente 
 Levee, s. levata 
 Level, a. livello, ]iiano; — v. a. 
 
 spinare, livellare; — s. livello, 
 
 livella ; — in?, x. spianamento 
 3^5 
 
 LIG 
 
 Lever, s. una leva 
 
 Leveret, s. leprottino 
 
 Levite, s. un Levita; — ical, a. 
 
 Levitico 
 Levity, s. levita, incostanza 
 Levy, v. a. levare; — s. leva, le- 
 vata 
 Lewd, a. licenzioso ; — ly, ad. dis- 
 
 solutamente ; — ness, *. frena- 
 
 tezza, dissoluzionc 
 Lexicon, s. dizionario 
 Liable, a. so'ggetto, esposto 
 Liar, s. un mentitore, bugiardo 
 Libation, s. libazione 
 Libel, s. libello, satira, domanda 
 
 giudiciaria; — v. a. diflfamare; 
 
 — ler, s. un diffamalore ; — lous, 
 
 a. diifamatorio 
 Liberal, a. libera'e, generoso ; 
 
 liberal arts, arti liberalij — ity, 
 
 s. liberalita; — Jy, ad. liberal- 
 
 niente 
 Libertine, s. scapestrato, sviato; 
 
 — ism, *. sfrenatezza 
 Liberty, s. liberta, permesso, libe- 
 
 ro arbitrio 
 Libidinous, a. lascivo, libidinoso 
 Librarian, s. bibliotecario 
 Library, s. biblioteca, libraria 
 Librati in, *. libramento 
 License, s. licenza, potere, sfre- 
 natezza ; — v. a. autorizzare 
 Licentiate, s. un licenziato 
 Licentious, a. licenzioso; — ly, ad 1 . 
 
 licenziosamente ; — ness, *. dis- 
 
 solutezza 
 Lick, v. a. leccare ; lick up, v. n. 
 
 lambire ; lick, *. piccolo colpo, 
 
 una botta 
 Lickerish, a. ghiotto, leccardo ; 
 
 — ness, s. ghiottaneria 
 Licorice, *. regolizia, liquorizia 
 Lid, s. coperchio, coverchio ; eye- 
 lid, s. la palpebra 
 Lie, v. n. giacere, mentire ; — *. 
 
 menzogna, bugia 
 Lie down, v. n. coricarsi 
 Liege, s. principe, sovrano; liege 
 
 man, *. un vas^allo 
 Lientery, s. lienteria 
 Lier, s. un che giace gill 
 Lieu, (in lieu of,) prep, in vece di 
 Lieutenancy, s. luogotenenza 
 Lieutenant, s. luogotenente 
 Life, s. la vita; life-rent, pensione 
 
 a vita; life-guard, s. soldato di 
 
 guai dia; lifeless, a. che non e 
 
 animate 
 Lift, *. sforzo ; — v. a. levare, al- 
 
 zare; shoplifter, s. un ladro 
 Ligament, s. ligamento 
 Ligature, *. ligatura, ligame 
 
LIN 
 
 Light, a. !eggiere, fiivolo, inco- 
 
 stante, biondo, chiaro 
 Light, v. a. accendere, far lume ; 
 
 — s. hime ; light upon, v. n. in- 
 
 contrare 
 Lighten, v. a. alleggerire, sgra- 
 
 vare ; — v. n. schiarire 
 Lighter, s. piana, barca ; — man, 
 
 s. navalestro 
 Light-foo'ed, a. leggiero alia corsa 
 Li r :lv.-headed, a. fuor di senno 
 Liz;h' -hearted, a. festoso, alle<r o 
 Li £ ;ht-horse, s. cavaleg;ciere : light- 
 house, s. fanale ; lightly, ad. fa- 
 
 ciS mente, leggiermente 
 LiJitness, s. leggierezza; — of the 
 
 bead., delirio 
 Li^h ning, s. lampo, baleno 
 Lights, s. pi. polmoni 
 Lightsome, a. luminoso, allegro 
 Ligneous, a. ligneo 
 Like, a. simile, pari, probabile, 
 
 credibile ; — v. a. amare, gra- 
 
 dire 
 Likelihood, s. apparenza 
 Likely, a. verisimile, bello, ben 
 
 fattb ,' — ad. probabilmente 
 Liken, v. a. paragonare 
 Likeness, s. vassomiglianza 
 Likewise, ad. parimente 
 Liking, s. scelta, genio 
 Lilac, s. ghianda unguentaria 
 Lily, t. giglio 
 Limature, s. limatura 
 Limb, s, membro ; — v. a. smem- 
 
 brare 
 Limbec, s. lambicco 
 Limber, a. fles^ibile, pieghevole ; 
 
 — ness, s. flessibilita 
 Limbo, s. limbo, prigione 
 Lime, s. calcina ; bird-lime, s. 
 
 vischio, pania ; lime-tree,' $. 
 
 tiglio ; lime-kiln, s. fornace 
 Limit, s. limite, termine ; — v. a. 
 
 limitare ; — ation, s. limitazione 
 Limn, v. a. miniare 
 Limner, s. miniatore 
 Limous, a. limoso, fangoso 
 Limp, v. n. zoppicare, esser zoppo 
 Limpid, a. limpido, chiaro; — ity, 
 
 s. limpidezza 
 Linameut, s. filaccia 
 Liuch-pin, s. palicello 
 Line, s. linea, cordicella, discen- 
 
 denza 
 Line, v. a. foderare ; line with fur, 
 
 soppanare con pelliccia 
 Lineage, s. legnasrgio, stirpe 
 Lineal, a. Iineale; — ly, ad. per 
 
 linea diretla 
 Lineament, g, fatezza, lineamento 
 Linen, *. tela ; — (made up,) bian- 
 
 L1V 
 
 cheria ; linen-draper, mercante 
 
 di tela 
 Ling, s. baccala, tamerice 
 Linger, v. n. tardare, languire ; 
 
 — ing, a. Iungo, tardo ; — mgly, 
 
 ad. lentamente 
 Linguist, s. versato nelle lingue 
 Liniment, s. linimento 
 Lining, s. fodera ; — ofahat,cuffia 
 
 d'un cappello 
 Link. s. annello di catena, fiacco- 
 
 la ; — v. a. incatenare 
 Linnet, s. fanello 
 Linseed, s. semenza di lino 
 Lint. s. filaticcio 
 Lintel, s. listello 
 Lion, s. lione, leone 
 Lioness, s. leonessa, lionessa 
 Lip. s. labbro, orlo 
 Liquefaction, s. liquefazione 
 Liquify, v. a. liquefare 
 Liquescence, s. liquefazione 
 Liquid, a. liquido; — ate, v. n. 
 
 liquidare ; — ity, s. liquidita 
 Liquor, s. liquore 
 Lisp, v. a. scilinguare, balbettare : 
 
 — er, s. scilinguato; — ing, s. 
 
 balbuzie 
 List, v. a. arrolare; — s. lista, 
 
 giostra ; — of cloth, cimosa, 
 
 striscia [er, s. ascoltan.e 
 
 Listen, v. n. ascoltare, udire ; — 
 Listless, a. infingardo, pigro ; — ly, 
 
 ad. trascuratamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 svogliatezza 
 Litany, s. litania [letteralmente 
 Literal, a. Ictterale ; — ly, ad. 
 Literate, a. letterato, dotto;" — ure, 
 
 s. letteratura 
 Litharge*, s. litargia 
 Lithe, a. pieghevole, flessibile ; — 
 
 ness, s. flessibilita 
 Lither, a. pigro, tardo 
 Litigant, a. litizante 
 Litigate, v. a. lifigare, disputare ; 
 
 — ion, s. lite, proces?o 
 Litigious, a. litigioso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 litigiosamente; —ness, s. umore 
 
 litigioso 
 Litter, s. letto, paglia sotto le bestie, 
 
 lettiga, ventrata ; to make a lit- 
 ter, mettere in iscompiglio ; lit- 
 ter, (bring forth,) fare ca'ellini 
 Little, a. piccolo ; — ad. poco ; a 
 
 little one, s. un bambino; — 
 
 ness, *. picciolezza 
 Liturgy, s. liturgia 
 Live, v. a. vivere, durare, sussi- 
 
 stere ; live up to, conformarsi 
 Livelihood, s. faculta, vita, me- 
 
 stiere, arte 
 Liveliness, s. vivacita, vigore 
 
 LON 
 
 Lively, a. vivace, vigorosoj — tut 
 
 vivacemente 
 Liver, s. il fegato j liver-colour, 
 
 color di fegato 
 Livery, s. livrea ; — (to wear,) 
 
 porlar la livrea ; to keep horses 
 
 at livery, tenere cavalli d' affitto 
 Livid, a. livido ; — ity, s. lividezza 
 Living, s. benefizio, vittoj good 
 
 living, buona cera 
 Living, a. vivente, vivo 
 Livor, s. lividezza 
 Lizard, s. lucertola 
 Load, s. carica, peso; cart-load, *. 
 
 carrettata ; l^ad, v. a. caricare 
 Loadstone, s. calamita, magnete 
 Loaf, s. un pane, pagnotta ; sugatr- 
 
 loaf, s. un past di zucchero 
 Loam, s. terra irra sa, creta 
 Loamy, a. argilloso, pastoso 
 Loan, s. p res' i to 
 Loath, a. avver-o 
 Loathe, v. a. schifare, ahborrire; 
 
 — ing, s. fastidio, aversione; — 
 
 some, a. stomachevole 
 Lob, s. un villano, balordo 
 Lobby, s. un portico 
 Lobe, s. lobo 
 
 Lobs' er, s. gambero di mare 
 Local, a. locale; — ly, ad. local* 
 
 mente 
 Location, s. allogagione 
 Lock, s. serratura ; — of a gun, 
 
 rotella; — of hair, ciuffo di ca- 
 
 pelli; locksmi'.h, s. chiavaiuolo 
 Lock, v. a. serrare con serratura 
 Locker, s. colombaia 
 Locket, s. monile, gioiello 
 Lockram, s. tela grossa 
 Locust, *. locusta 
 Lodge, s. loggia, ostello ; — v. o. 
 
 alloggiare ; — v. n. far un ripa- 
 
 ro ; — ment, *• alloggiamento ; 
 
 — er. *. un pigionale ; — ing, t. 
 
 camera, locanda 
 Loft, s. granaio [mente 
 
 Loftily, ad. fieramenfe, maestosa- 
 Loftiness, s. fierezza, mae-ta, altezza 
 Lofty, a. alto, fiero, sublime, elevato 
 Log, s. ceppo, toppo 
 Loggerhead, s. un balordo 
 Logical, a. logical e 
 Logician, s. un logico 
 Logic, *. logica 
 Logwood, s. campeggio 
 Loin, s. l'arnione ; loins, s. le reni 
 Loiter, v. n. tardare ; — er, *. in- 
 fingardo ; — ing, s. negligenza 
 Loll, v. n. appoggiarsi; loll out 
 
 the tongue, stender la lingua 
 Lone, Lonely, and Lonesome, a. 
 
 solitario, remoto 
 
LOU 
 
 Lon«someness, s. solitudine 
 Long, a. lungo, lento ; — ad. mol- 
 
 to tempo ; long-sud'erance, s. pa- 
 
 zicnza 
 Long. v. n. desiderare 
 Longanimity, 4. longauimita 
 Longevity, s. lun^ \ \ i .1 
 Longing, s. de^derio 
 Longinquity, ». lontananza, lungo 
 
 spazio di tempo 
 Longitude, s. longitudine 
 Longitudinal, a. longiiudinale 
 Long-suileriiu, a. paziente 
 Long-winded, a. che ha buon fiato 
 Longwise, ad. pel lungo 
 Longwort, s. angelica 
 Looby, s. un ba| 
 Loot, s. la parte del vento, il so- 
 
 pravvento 
 Loot up, v. n. serrare il vento 
 Look, v. a. guardare, mi rare ; look 
 
 like, rassomigliare j look well, 
 
 v. n. aver buoua cera ; look up- 
 on, con.sulerare 
 Look, s. aria, era, risg-uardo 
 Looker-ou, s. spet&tore 
 Lioking-rtass, t. specchio 
 Loom, i. telaio 
 Loon, *. un briccone 
 Loop, s. affibiaglio ,• loop-hole, 
 
 rigiro. sot'erfujio 
 L >os -. v. a. sciorre, slegare; — a. 
 
 molle, sciolio, dissoluto 
 L>o-e liver, J. danaro d'avanzo 
 Loosen, 0. a. sciogljere 
 Loosen.es, s. ralleutamento, fiusso 
 
 di corpo 
 Loosening, a. lassativo 
 Lop, v a. s:ralciare, potare 
 Loquacious, a. loquace; — ness, s. 
 
 cicalerii 
 Loquacity, &. loquacila 
 Lord, j. si jnore ; — of the manor, *. 
 
 feuda'om: lord, v. a. sigaoreggi- 
 
 are : lordlike, a. da gran signore; 
 
 lordliness, s. alterigia ; lordly, a. 
 
 altiero, signorile j lordship, J. 
 
 sinioria. eccellenza 
 Lorimer, s. chiodaiuolo 
 Lose. 0. a. perdere, sc>rdare; lose 
 
 one's wav. smarrire la s'.rada 
 Loser, s. perditore 
 Losings, s. pi. perdite 
 Los-;, j. perdita, danuo 
 Lot, s. sprte, porzione 
 Lote-tree. 
 Lotkm, s. I'zioue 
 Lottery, i. lotto 
 Loud. a. alto, forte, HTan ie ; — ad. 
 
 forte ; — ly, ad. a 1 a Ha voce ; — 
 
 ness, *. f jrza. strepito 
 Lounge, v. n. impigrirsi 
 
 LUM 
 
 Louse, s. un pidocchio; — v. a. 
 
 spidocchiare j — ily, ad. vil- 
 
 mente ; — iness, s. abbondanza 
 
 di pidocchi ; lousy, a. pidocchi- 
 
 oso 
 Lout, *. un villanaccio 
 Love, v. a. amare, atfezionare ; — 
 
 s. a more ; love-letter, *. episto- 
 
 letta amorosa 
 Lovelily, ad. amabilmente J — 
 
 ness, s. grazia, bellezza 
 Lovely, a. amabile; — ad. ama- 
 bilmente 
 Lover, s. amante, amadorc, drudo, 
 
 amatrice 
 Loving, a. amabile, buono; — ly, 
 
 ad. aftettuosamente 
 Low, a. basso, vile, inferiore 
 Low, v. a. mugghre, muggbiare 
 Lower, v. a. di^cenjere, sminuire, 
 
 abbassare 
 Lower, (of the sky,) v. ?i. coprirsi 
 Lowering look, aria increspaia; 
 
 lowering weather, tempo coper- 
 
 to 
 Lowermost, a. il piii basso 
 Lowing, s. muggito 
 Lowliness, s. umilta 
 Lowly, a. umile 
 
 Lowno.-s. s. picciolezzaj — of spir- 
 its, vilia di mente, depressions ) 
 
 low spirited, a. depr sso 
 Loyal, a. leale, fed el e ; — ly, ad. 
 
 lealmente; — ty, s. lealta 
 Lozenge, s. pas - i.;lia 
 Lubber, s. hechino, poltrone 
 Lubricity, s. lascivia, leg^ierezza 
 Lucid, a. lucido, lucente; — by, s. 
 
 chiarezza 
 Luck, s. caso, fortuna ; —less, a. 
 
 sfortuna o ; — ily, ad. per fortuna 
 Lucky, a. fortunate, avventuralo 
 Lucrative, a. lucrativo 
 Lucre, s. lucro, profitto 
 Lucubrate, v. a. studiare di notte ; 
 
 — ion, s. veglia, su lio notturno 
 Luculent, a. himinoso, chiao 
 Ludicr iu-, a. burlesco, piacevole ; 
 
 — ly, ai. piacevolmente 
 L»ig, v. a. tirare; — s. la punta 
 
 dell' orecchio 
 Luggage, *. arnese, baga^lio 
 Lugubrious, a. lugubre 
 Lukewarm, a. tepido, in I'fferente ; 
 
 — ness, s. tepidezza, freddezza 
 Lull asleep, v. a. addormen'are 
 Lull, v. a. ninmre. accarezzare 
 Lumber, s. masserizie 
 Luminary, s. luminare 
 Luminous, a. luminoso. lucen'e 
 Lump, s. mazza, pezzo, mucchio ; 
 
 — ing, a. grosso 
 
 387 
 
 LYN 
 
 Lumpish, a. maleriale, pesante; 
 
 — ness, s. balordaggine, pazzia 
 Lumpy, a. massiccio 
 Lunacy, s. frenesta 
 Lunar, a. lunare 
 Lunatic, a. lunatico 
 Lunation, s. lunazione 
 Lunch, 5. pezzo, tozzo 
 Luncheon, s. merenda 
 Lungs, .^. pi. i polmoni 
 Lungwort, s. polmor,-uia 
 Lupine, s. lupino, sorta di legume 
 Lurch, (at cards.) s. marcio, posta 
 
 doppia ; lurch one, v. a. gua- 
 
 dagnar il marcio; lurch, (leave 
 
 in the,) abbandonare 
 Lurcher, (dog,) s. un bassetto 
 Lurching, s. insidia 
 Lure, s. esca, alletiamento 
 Lurid, a. livido, pailido 
 Lurk. v. n. appiattarsi 
 Lurking-place, s. nascondiglio 
 Luscious, a. dolce, melato, delizio- 
 
 soj — ness, s. dolcezza 
 Lust, s. concupiscenza ; — v. n. 
 
 desiderare 
 Lustful, a. impudico ; — ly, ad, 
 
 impudicamente ; —ness, *. in- 
 
 continenza 
 Lustily, ad. vixorosamente 
 Lu tines, s. vigore, forza 
 Lus'ral, a. Inst rale 
 Lustration, s. lustrazione 
 Lustre, s. lus'ro 
 Lustring, ■?. lustrino 
 Lustrous, a. luminoso 
 Lusty, a. robusto, forte 
 Lutanist, s. suonator di liuto 
 Lute, .9. liu'o 
 
 Lutestring, s. corda di liuto 
 Lute, v. a. lotare 
 Lutheranisni, s. il Luteranismo 
 Lutherans, s. pi. Luterani 
 Lutulent, a. fan^oso 
 Luxate, v. a. dislogar? ; — v. n. 
 
 sconciarsi ; — ion, s. sconciamen- 
 
 to 
 Luxuriance, s. abbondanza 
 Luxuriant, a. ferlile, grossolano, 
 
 soprabbondante 
 Luxuriate, v. n. essere troppo fer- 
 tile 
 Luxurious, a. lussurioso ; — ness, 
 
 s. Insso forte; — ly, ad. lussuri- 
 
 osamente 
 Luxury, s. lusso, superfiuita, volwt 
 
 ta 
 Lye, *. bucato 
 Lying-in, *. parto 
 Lying, s. bugia, menzogna 
 Lyocean, a. linceo, d'acuta vista 
 Lynx, s. liuce, lupo cerviero 
 
MAG 
 
 Lyre, *. una lira; lyric, a. lirico 
 lyric poet, s. poeta lirico ; ly 
 nst, *. suonator di lha 
 
 M 
 
 MACARONI, 5. maccheroni, 
 zerbiao 
 
 Macaroon, s. sorta di biscottini 
 Macaronic, a. maccheronico 
 Mac?, s. mazza ; — bearer, s. maz- 
 
 ziere 
 Mice, (spice,) mace, macis 
 Macerate, v. a. inzuppare, mace- 
 rare ; — ion, s. uioriificazione, 
 
 macerazione 
 Machinate, v. a. macchinare, tra- 
 
 mare ; — ion. s. macchinazione ; 
 
 — or. s. macctrioatore 
 Midline, s. macchina ; — ery, s. 
 
 uso delle macchine 
 MacBiner, s. macchinatore 
 Machinist, s. macchinista 
 Macilent, a. macilente, magro 
 Mackerel, s. s^ombero 
 M icula, (spot,) s. macula 
 Maculate, v. a. macchiare, macu- 
 
 lare 
 Macula, s. foglio guasto 
 Ma I, a. irisensato, arrabiato, mat- 
 
 t>, giocoso, allegro ; madcap, s. 
 
 unn stordito ; mad fit, ghiribizzo, 
 
 capriccio ; madnmse, s. spedale 
 
 da' pazzi 
 Ma !, v. a. fare arrabiare 
 Ma lam, s. madama, signora 
 Madder, s. robbia 
 Madify. v. a bagnare 
 Madly, ad. pazzamente 
 Madmah, s. un matto, pazzo 
 Ma! ness, s. colleia, tuna, pazzia. 
 
 rabbia 
 Madrigal, s. madrigale, madrial 
 Magazine, *. magazz'mo, IV»nda<:o, 
 
 s'anza dove si ripongon le mer- 
 
 canzie 
 Maggot, t. vermicello, cacchione ; 
 
 — (whim,) capriccio, fantasia ; 
 
 — maggotty, a, bacata, verminp» 
 so, capriccioso, fantastico 
 
 Magi, s. pi. magi 
 
 Magical, a. magico; — ly, ad. ma- 
 
 gicamente 
 Magician, s. imo stregone 
 Magic, s. magia ; — a. magico 
 Magistei i >1, a. fiero, magistrale ; — 
 
 ly, ad. da maes ro [rio 
 
 Magistracy, «. magistrate, magiste- 
 'Magistrate; *. un magistrate 
 
 > 
 
 MAL 
 
 Magnanimity, *. magnanimita 
 
 Magnanimous, a. magnanimo; — 
 ly, ad. coraggiosamente 
 
 Magnet, s. magnete ; — ical, a. 
 magnet ico 
 
 Magnificence, s. inagnificenza 
 
 Magnificent, a. magnificente ; — 
 ly, ad. magnificamente 
 
 Magnify, v. a. aggrandire 
 
 Magnitude, ?. grandezza 
 
 Ma;pie, s. gazza, pica 
 
 Mahometan, s. Maomettano 
 
 Maid, s. pesce di mare, fanciulla ; 
 maid •servant, s. serva ; chamber- 
 maid, cameriera 
 
 Maiden, s. ragazza, ziltella 
 
 Mlidei head, s. virginita 
 
 Maidenly, a. virginale 
 
 Maidenly, ad. modestamente 
 
 Majestic, a. maes:oso, grande, sub- 
 lime 
 
 Majestically, ad. maestosamente 
 
 Majesty, s. maesta, elevazione, 
 ai'ia mbile 
 
 Mail, s. ma^lia, valigia; a coat of 
 mail, giaco 
 
 Maim, v. a. stroppiare; — ing, s. 
 mutiiazione ; — ed, a. stroppi- 
 ato 
 
 Main, a. principale ; main guard, 
 s. la gran guard ia ; main sea, 
 l'alto mare ; main land, il 
 continente; — ly, ad. principal- 
 is ente 
 
 Mainprise, v. a. mallevare; — s. 
 mallevadore 
 
 Maintain, v. a. mantenere; main- 
 tain a cause, difendereuna causa; 
 — able, a. ch' si puo mantenere ; 
 — er, s. difeiisore, pro'ettore di 
 causa [mento 
 
 Maintenance, s. difesa, manteni- 
 
 Major, s. un magghre ; — ity, s. 
 maggiorita, pluialita ; major- 
 ship, >v. margioranza 
 lak::, v. a. fa;e ; make a fool 
 """"of, buriarsi ; make much of, ac- 
 carezzare ; make oif, scampar 
 via; make after one, seguitare: 
 make, s, fattura, forma, figura 
 
 Maimer, s. facitore 
 
 M;iker, (peace.) *. conciliatore 
 
 Mal-adminis'ratmn, s. mal-proce- 
 dere, ca'tiva condotta 
 
 Mala ly, s. malat'ia 
 
 Malapert, a. sfrontatn ; — ly, ad. 
 insolentemente ; — ness, s. im- 
 perii nenza 
 
 Male, s. il maschio 
 
 Malecmtent, s. mTlcontento 
 
 Malediction, s. maledizione 
 
 Malefactor, s. malfattore 
 
 MAN 
 
 Malefic, a. malfacente 
 
 Malevolence, s. malizia 
 
 Malevolent, a. maligno, invidioso 
 
 Malice, s. malizia, animosita 
 
 Malicious, a. malizioso, invidioso; 
 — ly, ad. maliziosamente ; — 
 ness, s. malignita 
 
 Malignancy, s. malignita 
 
 Malignant, a. maligno, nocivo 
 
 Malignity, *. malevolenza 
 
 Mail, s. maglio, martello 
 
 Mallard, s. anitra salvatica 
 
 Malleable, a. malleabile ; —ity, #. 
 qualita di cio ch' e malleabile 
 
 Mallet, s. maglio 
 
 Mallows, s. malva 
 
 Malmsey, s. malvagia 
 
 Malt, s. orzo per fame della birra 
 malt-kiln, *. un forno ; malt 
 mill, s. unmulinello; maltster, 
 *. mercante d'orzo 
 
 Malversation, s. prevaricazione 
 
 Mamma, s. mamma 
 
 Mammocs, s. pi. frammenti, pezzi 
 
 Mammon, *. ricchezze 
 
 Man, s. uomo ; man-servant, *. 
 servitore ; man of waf, nave da 
 guerra ; manslaughter, *. omici- 
 dio [mare 
 
 Man, v. a. fornire d'uomini, ar- 
 
 Manacle, 5. marietta, ferri 
 
 Manacle, v. a. mettere le manette 
 
 Manage, ». maneggio ; — v. a. 
 maneggiare ; manage a horse, 
 ammaestrare un cavallo ; man- 
 age one, governare alcuno ; — 
 able, a. tratlabile ; — ment, s. 
 maneggio; — ei, s. direttore 
 
 Managery, s. condofta, maneggio 
 
 Manchet, s. pan bufietto 
 
 Mandary, *. manda'ario 
 
 Mandate, s. mandato, ordine 
 
 Mandible, *. mascella ; — a. man- 
 giatiyo 
 
 Mandrake, s. mandragola 
 
 Mane, s. cririe, chiorna 
 
 Maues, s. le anime dei morti 
 
 Manful, a. bravo, generoso; — ly, 
 ad. valorrsamente ; — ness, ». 
 valore, bravura 
 
 Manly, a. corasrgioso 
 
 Man^e, s. scabbia di cane 
 
 Manger, s. mangiatoia 
 
 Manginess, s. prurito 
 
 Mangle, v. a. sbranare, straeciare 
 
 Mangy, a. scabbioso 
 
 Manhood, s. virilita, corag^io 
 
 Mania, s. mania, pazzia 
 
 Maniac, a. maniaco 
 
 Man-ha'er, s. misantropo 
 
 Manifest, a. manifesto ; — v. a. 
 manifestare ) — ation, *. mani- 
 
MAR 
 
 fesfazione ; — ly. ad. manifcsta- 
 mente; manifesto, *. un mani- 
 festo 
 
 Manifol 1. a, vari. mnlti 
 
 Maniple, *. manipnlo 
 
 Mankind, *. il genere umano 
 Manliness, & aspetto niaschile 
 Manly, a. maschtte, maschio, co» 
 
 . pr.*ie 
 
 Manner, t. n aniera, M 
 
 stume. Baton 
 Mannerliness, a, civil ita 
 
 Mannerly, a. pulito, civile ; — n</. 
 
 civil :• 
 Mannikin, #. nmacciuolo 
 Manor, *. U ii to, sign >na, podere, 
 villa signorile 
 
 mo. dimora, villa 
 er, *. imiciiio 
 . it-. ». mansuetudrae 
 I, s. mantel letto 
 Mantle, s. mantello, manto, man- 
 tellina; — (.for a child.) \aji- 
 uola [una piecola spuma 
 
 Mantle, r. a. s'en <ere l'ali, fare 
 t. manto da donna ; man- 
 tui-i: lonna 
 
 _ -manual, 
 tnua), *. un manu- 
 al.- ; — •<». s. ii 
 
 ":in. *. srui la. soccorso 
 •:re, and Manufactory, s. 
 ma;)ifa'tnra 
 Manufacture. 0. a. fabbricare ; — 
 er. s. manifattore ; — ing, *. 
 fabbrica 
 Manumission, f. liberazione da 
 
 Manuniir. v. a. liberare di servitii 
 Manurab'e. a. da Bottivaie 
 Manure, v. a. concimare la terra : 
 — *. cnncimp, lenune 
 
 ript, *. manoscri'»o 
 Many, a. mol'i. srran nuinero ; 
 
 volte 
 Map. a, carta ?eografica 
 Maple, *. acero 
 
 Mar. v. a. sna-'are [dare 
 
 a to che va a pre- 
 Marau Imr. i. «crreria 
 
 pallotte ; — c. a. di pingere a 
 i di marmo 
 
 March, r. Marao; — of soldier*. 
 
 marria : march, r. a. marciare ; 
 marrh tende ; 
 
 march %, m. fmn'iere 
 
 Marchpaue, ». niarzapane 
 
 MAS 
 
 Mare, jr. cavalla, giurr.enta 
 
 M iiirin, -t. marline, orlo ; — al. a. 
 
 margmale; marginal notes, note 
 
 in marline 
 
 I, *. finrrancio 
 Marine, a. marino; — t. la marina 
 Mariner, s. mariiiaro; — 's com- 
 
 M n pram, s. marjorana 
 
 M il Hal, O. marii.ale 
 
 M \ritime, a. niaiitlinio 
 
 Mark. v. a. marcare; mark out, 
 
 v. a. t nostra re 
 Mark. *. marca, segno, bursaglio, 
 
 \< Stigi, Iraccia 
 Marker, s. ngnatore 
 Market, t. mercato; market-price, 
 
 .t. prez/oconente: ma'ket-'owii, 
 >. Ii m _rr> ; —able. a. bnono, ben 
 condizionato ; market-house, s. 
 mercato, piazza 
 
 Marksman, s. HBO che tira bene 
 di disrirno 
 
 Marl, s. ruargx, mama ; — v. a. 
 concimare j marl-pits, s. cavadi 
 marra 
 
 Marmalade. *. cotounato 
 
 Marmoset, s. mascheroiw 
 
 Marquis, s. m.a chese; manpuaate, 
 s. marchesato ; marqtiisship, *. 
 qualita di marchese 
 
 Marriage, s. matrimonio; — ablf, 
 a. da marito ; — ableness, s. t 'a 
 da marito 
 
 Marrow, *. midolla ; marrow- 
 bone, *. osso midolhso 
 
 >Larry, r. a. ma 1 itare ; heigh mar- 
 ry, 'nrl. veramente 
 
 Marsh, s. palwne, lagan 
 Marsha), *. maresciallo j — v. a. 
 
 schi -!are. rejolare 
 Marshy, a. paludoso 
 Mart, s. Beta 
 
 Marten, or Martern, s. martora 
 Martialist, s. gnerrwro 
 Martial, a. roanriale; court-mar- 
 
 tnl, c iiisirlio di Tuerra 
 Martingai, s. martingalla 
 Martinmas, g. fe--tadi San Martino 
 Martyr, s. martire ; — v. a. mar- 
 
 tiri7/are ; — dom, ». martirioj 
 
 — ology, *. marjiroJogio 
 Marvel, v. n. maravigliarsi ; — *. 
 
 maravi?lia 
 Marvellous, a. maravisrlioso; — ly, 
 
 ad. niaravigliosamente 
 Masculine, a. mascolino 
 Mash, u. a. stiacciare, mescolare ; 
 
 — t. mescuilio 
 Mask, v. a. mascherare ; — *. 
 
 maschera, pre»esto, colore; — 
 
 er, t. una ma«chera 
 3?9 
 
 MAU 
 
 Mason, .*. muratore ; — ry, #. fab- 
 
 brica 
 Masquerade, ». maaoberaai 
 M iss, v. massa, mucchio, la messa 
 Mtssacre, i. stoagej — v. a. urci- 
 
 dere ; — in.', s, macello 
 
 I ness, s. 
 
 rraveaa, solid iti 
 Massive, a. raassieciB 
 Mast, j. albero 
 Master,*, maestro; — v. a. «>or- 
 
 monlare, rartienare, govemare ; 
 
 — ly, ad. da maestro; master* 
 
 piece, .v. capo d'opera ; master- 
 ship, s. n-.aestria ; mastery, s. 
 maggioranza ; to get the masu ry 
 of, venire a fine 
 
 Masticatory, s. tuasticatorio 
 
 Mastich, f. mastieo, mastiee, len- 
 tischio 
 
 Mts'itl'. s. mastino 
 
 Mat, s. sluoia; — v. n. cojirire 
 con stuoie 
 
 A Ta' adore, *. mattadore 
 
 Much, *. tuiccia, partito matrimo- 
 nio; match, v. a. assottire, ac- 
 coppiare, giungere ; — able, a. 
 convenevole ; — less, a. incom- 
 parabile 
 
 Mt« s. comparno; — of a ship, 
 sottopadrone di nave 
 
 Mai . e. n. pareggiare, stupire, 
 raortificare 
 
 Material, a. materiale; materia'-:, 
 *. materiali ; — ity, .?. materiali- 
 ta ; — ly, ad. mah -rialmente 
 
 Maternal, n. maternale 
 
 Mathematical, n. matematico; — 
 ly. ad. matoinaticaniente 
 
 Mathematician, s. matematico 
 
 Ma'hema'ics. f. pi. malematica 
 
 Ma'in*. s. maltutino 
 
 Matriculate, v. a. matricolare; — 
 ion. s.'il mafricolare 
 
 Matrimonial, a. matrimoniale 
 
 Matrimony, s. matrimonio 
 
 Matrix, s.'matrice 
 
 Matron, *. matrona, levatrice 
 . ?. artigliere 
 
 Ma'ter. .v. materia, causa, soggetto j 
 — (of a sore,) x. marcia 
 
 Mattery, a. niarcioso 
 
 Mattock, t. zappa, marra 
 
 M ittr ss, s. ma erasso 
 
 Maturation, -v. matorita 
 
 Mature, v. a. maturare ; — ly, ad. 
 maMiramente ; — ity, s. maturita 
 
 Maudlin, a. cotto 
 
 Maul, v.n. tartassare, battere ; - 
 s. mar'ello 
 
 Maunder, v. a. boi bottare ; — ir, 
 *. b<)rbottante 
 
MEC 
 
 Maundy Thursday, s. il Giovedi 
 Santo 
 
 Mausoleum, s. mausoleo 
 
 Maw, s. lo stomaco delle bestie 
 
 Mawkish, a. stomachevole, sveg- 
 liato ; — ness, s. insipidezza, 
 scipidezza 
 
 Maxillary, a. mascellare 
 
 Maxim, s. massima 
 
 May, s. il mese di Maggio ; May- 
 day, s. il primo giorno di Mag- 
 gio ; Maypole, s. un maio ; May- 
 bug, s. un bruco 
 
 May, v. defect, potere ; as much as 
 may be, tanto che si pub ; it may 
 be, pub essere 
 
 Mayor, s. primo console ; — alty, 
 s. dignita del primo console, con- 
 solato ; — ess, s. la moglie del 
 console 
 
 Maze, s. laberinto, stupore, mara- 
 viglia 
 
 Mead, s. idromele 
 
 Meadow, s. prato 
 
 Meagre, a. magro, stenua'o ; — !y, 
 ad. magramente ; — ness, *. ma- 
 grezza [a. farinoso 
 
 Meal, s. farina, un pasto; mealy, 
 
 Meal-mouthed, a. contegnoso 
 
 Mean. a. mezzano, mediocre, bas- 
 so, vile ; meantime, ad. frattanto 
 
 Mean, v. a. intendere, disegnare 
 
 Means, s. mezzo, modo, beni, ric- 
 chezze ; by all means, ad. asso- 
 lutamente; by no means, ad. in 
 nessun conto : by foul means, ad. 
 per forza ; by fair means, colla 
 dolcezza 
 
 Meanders, s. girl, rigiri 
 
 Meandrous, a. pien di rigiri 
 
 Meaning, 5. intenzione, senso, sig- 
 nificazione ; a well-meaning 
 man, uomo di buona fede 
 
 Meanly, ad. vilmente, mediocre- 
 mente 
 
 Meanness, .?. bassezza, mediocrita 
 
 Measles, s. rosellia 
 
 Measurable, a. che si pub misurare 
 
 Measure, v. a. misurare ; measure 
 land, livellare ; measure, s. mi- 
 sura, passo ', in some measure, in 
 qualche modo j —less, a. smisu- 
 rato; — ment, s. misuramento; 
 — er of land, s. agrimensore 
 
 Measuring, s. misuramento 
 
 Meat, s. carne, nutrimentoj roast 
 meat, s. dell' arrosto ; boiled 
 meat, s. dell' allesso 
 
 Meat, (for fowls, &c.,) cibo, esca; 
 sweetmeats, s. confetture 
 
 Mechanical, a. meccanico ' } — ly, 
 ad. meccauicamente 
 
 MEL 
 
 Mechanic, s. un artigiano ; me- 
 chanics, s. meccanica 
 
 Mechanism, s. meccanismo 
 
 Medal, s. medaglia; — lie, a. me- 
 dal lico 
 
 Medallion, s, medaglione 
 
 Medallist, s. medaglista, dilettante 
 di medaglie 
 
 Meddle, u. ?i. mescolarsi, maneg- 
 giare ; meddle with one, avere 
 a fare con una 
 
 Meddler, *. mezzano 
 
 Meddlesome, a. intrigante 
 
 Mediate, v. a. procurarej — ly, 
 ad. mediatamente 
 
 Mediation, s. me liazione 
 
 Mediator, and Mediatrix, s. medi- 
 atore, mediatrice, mezzana 
 
 Medicable, a. che si pub guarire 
 
 Medical, a. medicale 
 
 Medicament, s. medicamento; — 
 al, a. medicinale 
 
 Medication, s. medicazione 
 
 Medicinal, a. medicinale 
 
 Medicine, s. medicina, medica- 
 mento ; — v. a. medicare 
 
 Mediocrity, s. mediocrita 
 
 Meditate, v. a. meditare, premedi- 
 iare 
 
 Meditation, s. meditazione 
 
 Medi ative, a. meditante 
 
 Mediterranean, .<?. i Mediterraneo 
 
 Medium, s. mezzo, spediente, me- 
 diocrita, invenzione 
 
 Medlar, s. nespola ; — tree, s. ne- 
 spolo 
 
 Medley, s. mescuglio, confusione 
 
 Medley colour, s. color mescolato 
 
 Meiullary, a. della midolla 
 
 Meed, s. guiderdone, merito 
 
 Meek, a. mansueto, tratiabile ; — 
 ly, ad. affhbilmente, utilmente; 
 — ness, s. mansuetudine, umilta 
 
 Meer, s. confine, limite, palude 
 
 Meet, a. atto, idoneo ; — v. a. rin- 
 contrare ; meet with, v. n. radu- 
 narsi ', — ing, s. incontro, riscon- 
 tro ,• — ness, s. idoneita j — ly, 
 ad. addattamente 
 
 Megrim, &. migrana 
 
 Melancholic, a. malinconico 
 
 Melancholily, ad. malinconica- 
 mente 
 
 Melancholy, s. un malinconico, 
 malinconia 
 
 Melioration, s. miglioramento 
 
 Meliorate, v. a. niigliorare 
 
 Mellifluent, a. m^lifluo 
 
 Mellow, a. madiro, molle ; — 
 v. a. maturare ; — ness, s. ma- 
 turity 
 
 Melodious, a. melodioso : — nes6, *. 
 
 MER 
 
 melodia ', — ly, ad. melpdiosa- 
 
 mente 
 
 Melody, s. melodia 
 
 Melon, s. poppone ; melon-bed, *. 
 popponaio ; water-melon, ». 
 mellone 
 
 Melt, v. a. fondare, liquefare, in- 
 tenerire ; — er, s. fonditore ; 
 melting-house, s. fonderia ; melt- 
 ing language, lusinghe 
 
 Member, s. membro 
 
 Membraneous, a. membranoso 
 
 Membrane, s. membrana 
 
 Memoirs, *. memorie 
 
 Memorative, a. memorativo 
 
 Memorably, ad. memorabilmente 
 
 Memorandum, s. memoria 
 
 Memorial,*, memcriale, memoria 
 — ist, s. uno che scrive memorie 
 
 Memory, s. memoria, ricordanza; 
 the memory of great men, la 
 fama de' grand' uomini 
 
 Menace, v. a. minacciare 
 
 Menacer, s. minacciatore 
 
 Menaces, s. pi. minaccie 
 
 Menagery, s. menageria, serraglio 
 
 Mend, v. a. riparare ; mend clothes, 
 v. a. accomodare 
 
 Mender, s. racconciatore ; mend- 
 ing, (clothes,) s. racconciamento 
 
 Mendicant, s. mendicante 
 
 Mendicity, *. mendicita 
 
 Menial, a. domestico; menial ser- 
 vant, un servitore 
 
 Menstrual, a. mestruale 
 
 Menstruum, s. mestruo 
 
 Mensurability, s. qualita di cosa 
 che si pub misurare 
 
 Mensurate, v. a. misurare 
 
 Mensuration, s. misuramento 
 
 Mental, a. mental e j — ly, ad, 
 mentalmente 
 
 Mention, s. menzione ; — v. a. 
 mentovare ; — ing, *. menzione 
 
 Mercantile, a. mercantile 
 
 Mercatura, s. commercio 
 
 Mercenary, a. mercenario 
 
 Mercenariness, s. venality 
 
 Mercer, s. merciaio, merciaiuolo 
 
 Mercery, .<*. merceria 
 
 Merchandise, s. mercanzia j — 
 v. a. trafficare ', — ing, *. il 
 traffico 
 
 Merchant, s. merca'ante ; mer- 
 chant-ship, s. va.cello mercante j 
 — able, a. ben condizionato ; 
 merchant-like, a. mercantesco 
 
 Merciful, a. mi ericordioso ; — ly> 
 ad. compassionevolmente ; — 
 ness, s. misericord ia 
 
 Merciless, a. spietato, crudele, 
 senza compassioue 
 
MET 
 
 Mercurial, a. mercurial e, vivace 
 Mercury, s. mercurio, argento vivo, 
 
 vivacita [dono 
 
 Mercy, s. miscricordia, grazia, per- 
 Mere, a. puro, franco, vero ; — ly, 
 
 ad. puraraente [nesco 
 
 Meretricious, a. mere^ricio, putta- 
 Meridian, a. meridiano ; — s. linea 
 
 meridiana 
 Meridional, a. meridionale 
 Merit, s. rnerito ; — v. a. meritare 
 Meritorious, a. meritorio ; — ly, 
 
 ad. meritevolmeute 
 Merlin, s. smeriglio 
 Mermaid, s. sirena 
 Merrily, ad. allegramente 
 Merryinake, s. festa [mento 
 
 Merriment s. galloria, festeggia- 
 Merry, a. allegro, festevole, ame- 
 
 no, gra.o ; merry grig, uomo gi- 
 
 oviale ; merry-andrew, s. buf- 
 
 fone ; merry-making, s. aHegria 
 Merry-thought, s. osso forcuto del 
 
 petto d"un polio 
 Mersion, s. immersione 
 Meseraic, a. meseraico 
 Mesentery, s. mesenteria 
 Mesh, s. maglia 
 Mess, s. vivanda, piatto, dozzina, 
 
 pittanza ; mess together, v. a. 
 
 mangiare insieme 
 Messare, s. messaggio, ambasciata 
 Messenger, s. messaggiero 
 Messiah, s. it Messia 
 Messmate, s. compagno marinaro 
 Messuage, s. casa con campi 
 Metage. s. misuramento di carbone 
 Metal, s. metallo [lico 
 
 Metallic, and Metalline, a. metal- 
 Metallist, s. metallista 
 Metamorphose, v. a. trasformare 
 Metamorphosis, s. metamorfosi 
 Metaphor, s. metafora) — ical, a. 
 
 metaforico 
 Metaphrase, s. me*afrase 
 Metaphysics, s. pi. la metafisica 
 Mete. v. a. misurare 
 Metempsychosis, s. metempsicosi 
 Meteor, s. meteora 
 Meter, s. misuratore [ra, canna 
 Metewand, and Meteyard, s. misu- 
 Methedin, s. idromele 
 Methinks, v. imp. mi pare 
 Method. s. metodo, maniera, via ; 
 
 to follow a right method, mettere 
 
 le cose in ordine 
 Methodical, a. metodico ; — ly, ad. 
 
 metodicamente [todo 
 
 Methodize, v. a. ordinare con me- 
 Metonymical, a. metonimico 
 Metoposcopy, s. metoposcopia 
 Metre, s. metro ; — ical, o. metrico 
 
 MIL 
 
 Metropolis, s. metropoli 
 Metropolitan, s. meiropolitano; — 
 
 ship, s. arcivescovado 
 Mettle, s. vivacita, foga. coraggio, 
 
 cuore ; — some, a. coraggioso, 
 
 vivace, foscoso 
 Mew, v. a. miagolare, mudare; 
 
 mew up, v. a. nnchiudere ; — 
 
 s. gabbiano ; mewing, s. muda ; 
 
 — of a cat, il miagolare d'un 
 
 gatto 
 Mezzotinto, s. mezzatinta 
 Mice, s. sorci fchele 
 
 Michaelmas, s. la festa di San Mi- 
 Microcosm, s. microcosmo 
 Microscope, s. microscopio 
 Mid, a. mezzo; mid-day, s. mez- 
 
 zogiorno 
 Middle, s. il mezzo; — a. mezza- 
 
 no ; — ing, a. mediocre 
 Midland, armediterraneo 
 Midlent, s. la meta della quare- 
 
 sima 
 Midnight, s. mezza notte 
 Midriff, s. diafragma [mezzo 
 
 Midst, s. mezzo ; — pr. fxa, nel 
 Midsummer, s. il mezzo della 
 
 estate ; — daj T , la festa di San Gio- 
 vanni 
 Midway, *. mezza strada 
 Midwife,*, levatrice; — ry, s. Parte 
 
 di levatrice 
 Midwinter, s. il mezzo del verno 
 Mien, s. aspetto, aria, cera 
 Might, s, potere ; — ily, ad. motto; 
 
 — iness, s. potenza"; mighty, a. 
 
 potente ; — ad. moko 
 Migration, s. migrazione 
 Milchcow, s. vacca lattante, un 
 
 minchione, uno sciocco 
 Mild, a. dolce, pacifico, indul- 
 
 gente ; — ly, ad. mi'emente ; — 
 
 ness, *. dolcezza, lenita 
 Mildew, s. golpe 
 Mile, s. un miglio 
 Milfoil, s. mille foglie 
 Militant-, a. militante 
 Mili'ary, a. militare 
 Mititia. s. milizia 
 Milk, s. latte ; — v. a. mugnere ; 
 
 milk-maid, s. una lattaia ; milk- 
 sop, s. codardo, bietolone ; milk- 
 
 iness, s. qualita che tiene della 
 
 natura del latte ; milky, a. lat- 
 
 teo 
 Mill, s. mulino ; hand-mill, muli- 
 
 nello ; paper-mill, s. cartiera ; 
 
 wind-mill, mulino a vento 
 Mill, v. a. macinare 
 Mill-dam, s. chiusa di mulino 
 Millenarian, s. millenario 
 Millepedes, s. porcellino terrestre 
 391 
 
 MIR 
 
 Miller, s. mugnaio 
 
 Miller's thumb, s. capitoae 
 
 Millet, s. miglio 
 
 Milliner, s. merciaia 
 
 Million, s. millions 
 
 Millstone, s. macine da mulino 
 
 Milt, s. la milza ; — of fishes, , 
 
 latte de' pesci 
 Mimic, v. a. contraffare ; — s. 
 
 mimo, buftbne ; — ry, s. buffo- 
 
 neria 
 Mince, v. a. minuzzare ; mince it, 
 
 stare in contegno; minced meat, 
 
 s. manicaretto 
 Mincing, a. affettato 
 Mind, s. spirito, mente, voglia, de- 
 
 siderio, volonta ; — v. a. badare, 
 
 riflettere 
 Mindful, a. diligente ; — ness, s. 
 
 cura, attenzione ; ill-minded, a. 
 
 mal disposto; well-minded, ben 
 
 afletlo 
 Mindless, a. trascurante 
 Mine, s. mina, miniera 
 Mine, v. a. minare 
 Miner, s. minatore 
 Mineral, *. minerale ; — ist, *. 
 
 mineral ista, persona che s' inten- 
 
 de di minerali 
 Mingle, v. a. mischiare ; — s. mis- 
 
 cuglio, mischianza 
 Miniature, s. miniatura 
 Minim, s. minima 
 Minion, s. mignone 
 Minister, v. n. and a. dare, pre- 
 
 sentare ; — s. mimstro ; — ial, 
 
 a. di ministro 
 Ministration, s. di ministerio, am- 
 
 ministrazione 
 Ministry, s. ministero 
 Minium, s. minio 
 Minnow, s. ghiozzo (sorta di pesce) 
 Minor, s. piii giovane, minore; mi- 
 nors, s. pi. f rati minori ; minor- 
 ity, s. minorita 
 Minotaur, s. minotauro 
 Minster, s. chiesa, monasterio 
 Minstrel, s. suonator di violino 
 Mint, v. a. mone'are ; — s. zecca, 
 
 menta ; wild mint, s. mentastro 
 Mintage, s. conio 
 Minter, s. zecchiere 
 Minuet, s. minuetto 
 Minute, s. un minuto, minuta ; — 
 
 a. minuto, piccolo ; — v. a. ab- 
 
 bozzare ; minute book, s. un fo- 
 
 glio; — ly, ad. minuto; — ness, 
 
 *. picciolezza 
 Minx, s. sfacciatella 
 Miracle, s. miracolo 
 Miraculous, a. miracoloso ; — ^ly, 
 
 ad. miracolosamente 
 
MIS 
 
 Mie, s. fango, linio 
 Mirifical, a. maraviglioso 
 Mirror, s. specchio, niodello, esem- 
 
 pio 
 Mirth, s. allegria 
 Miry, a. fangoso, melmoso 
 Misaccep ation, s. cattiva costru- 
 
 zione [zia 
 
 Misadventure, s. accidente, disgia- 
 Misadvise. d. a. inal avvisare 
 Misanthrope, or misanthropist, s. 
 
 misantropo 
 Misanthropy, s. misantropia 
 Misapplication, s. distrazione 
 Misapply, v. a. applicar male 
 Misapprehend, v. a. intenderemale 
 Misapprehension, s. nial appren- 
 
 sinne 
 Misbecame, v. a. disconvenire 
 Misbe^ot. a. ba-tarJo 
 Misbehave, v. n. comportarsi male 
 Misbehaviour,*, cattivo portamen- 
 
 to 
 Misbelief, s. miscredenza 
 Misbeliever, s. miscredente 
 Miscalculate, v. a. sbagliare 
 Miscall, v. a. ingannarsi 
 Miscarriage, s. fallo, pazzia. scon- 
 
 ciatura. cattivo succe so 
 Miscarry, v. n. sconeiarsi, naufra- 
 
 gare. perdersi. peril e ; — ing, s. 
 
 sconciatura, cattivo successo 
 Miscellaneous, a. mescolato 
 Miscellanies, s. opere miste 
 Mischance, s. disgrazia. di -astro 
 Mischief, s. male, malignita, dis- 
 grazia. buiia [ad una 
 Mischief one. v. a. fare del maJe 
 Mischievous, a. maligno. pernizio- 
 
 so: — ness, s. malign ita 
 Miscitation, s. falsa ei'azione 
 Miscite, v. a. citar falsamente 
 Misconceived: a. falso 
 Misconduct, s. cattiva condotta 
 Misconjecture, s. falsa congettura ; 
 
 — v. a. fare false congetture 
 Misconstrue, v. a. interpretaremale 
 Misconstruction, s. cattivo senso 
 Miscoun'. v. a. sbagliare: — ing, 
 
 s. sbaglio 
 Miscreance, s. miscredenza 
 Miscreant, s. un miscredente, infe- 
 
 dele 
 Misdeed, s. fallo, misfatto 
 Misdeem, v. n. fare torto 
 Misdemean one's self, v. r. condur- 
 
 si male 
 Misdemeanour, s. fallo, errore 
 Misdoubt, v. a. dubitar mal a pro- 
 
 posito 
 Miser, s. misero, taccagno, avaro 
 Miserable, a. spilorcio, sordido, 
 
 MIS 
 
 miserabile ; — ly, ad. miserabil- 
 
 mente j — ness, s. avarizia 
 Misery, s. miseria, disgrazia, po- 
 
 verta, difficoita 
 Misfortune, s. sventura 
 Misgive, v. a. temere 
 Misgiving, s. p'-essentimento 
 Misgovern, v. a. governare male 
 Misguide, v. a. smarrire 
 Mishap, s. sventura, disgrazia 
 Mishappen, v. n. intravenire male 
 Mishear, v. a. frantendere [glio 
 Mish-mash, s. garbuglio. miscu- 
 Misimorination, s. cattiva informa- 
 
 zione 
 Misinform, v. a. informare male 
 Misinterpret, v. a. interpretare 
 
 male ; — ation, s. falsa interpre- 
 
 tazione 
 Misjudge, v. a. giudicare male 
 Mislead,_u. a. smarrire, sedurrej 
 
 — er, s. sedutSore 
 Mismanage, v. a. manegdare 
 
 male ; — ment, *. cattivo ma- 
 
 neggio 
 Mismatch, v. a. appareniare male, 
 
 assortir male 
 Misogamy, *. odio del matrimonio 
 Mispersuasion, s. errore 
 Misplace, v. a. rimuovere; — i;ig, 
 
 s. rimuovimento [sfampa 
 
 Misprint, v. a. fare errnri nella 
 Misprise, v. a. disprezzare, schi- 
 
 iare 
 Misprision, s. negligenza 
 MisproportioH, v. a. proporzionare 
 
 nialaxnente 
 Mis .uraion, *. falsa citazione 
 Misquote, v. a. citare falsamente 
 Misreckon, v. a. errare nel calco- 
 
 k> ; — ing, s. errore nel conto 
 Misremember, v. a. and n. ricor- 
 
 darsi male 
 Misrepresent, v. a. rappresentare 
 
 male ; — ation, *. falsa retazioiie 
 Misrule, s. cattiva direzhne 
 Miss, s. sig;:orina ; — v. a. and n. 
 
 mancare, fallire, saltare, omet- 
 
 tere 
 Mis-al. s. messale 
 Misshape, v. a. disftgurare ; — 
 
 ment, s. deformha 
 Mission, s. mi»sione j — ary, s. 
 
 n)issionaiio 
 Missive, a. missivo 
 Misspell, v. a. compi'are male 
 Mist. s. nebbia 
 Mistake, s. sbaglio, errore ; — v. 
 
 n. ingannarsi ; — v. a. smarrire 
 Mistasle, s. rappresentare falsa- 
 mente [temp" 
 Mistime, v. a. far una cosa fuor di 
 
 MOD 
 
 Misletoe, s. vischio [nora 
 
 Mistress, *. padrona, maestra, sig- 
 Mistrust, v. a. diffidare ; — s. dif- 
 
 ridenza; -rful, a. diffidentej — 
 
 ing, s. sconfidenza 
 Misty, a. nebbioso 
 Misunderstand, v. a. intendere 
 
 male ; — ing, *. discordia 
 Misusage, *. cattivo trattamento 
 Misuse, *. abuso, cattivo trattamen- 
 to ; — v. a. abusave, maltrattare j 
 
 — ing, s. villania 
 Mite, s. tonchio, gorgoglione, baco 
 Mithridate, s. mitridate 
 Mitigate, v. a. mitigare, raddol* 
 
 cire ; — ion, s, mitigazione, rad- 
 
 dolcimento 
 Mitre, s. mitra 
 Mitred, a. mitrato 
 Mittens, s. guanti senza dita 
 Mittimus, s. ordine per mandare 
 
 in prigione 
 Mix, v. a. mischiare ; — v.n. me- 
 
 scolarsi ; — ing, s. mischiamen- 
 
 to, miscuglio 
 Mixture, s. mischianza 
 Mixtlj, ad. confusamente 
 Mizzen. *. mezzana ; mizzen-mast, 
 
 s. albero ui poppa, trinchetto 
 Mizzle, v. n. ^nruzzolare } miz- 
 
 zling-rain, s spuzzaglia 
 31oan, v. n. geiuere, lamentarsi ' } 
 
 — s. gemito, lamento, pianto 
 Moat, s. fe-iuca, atomo, canale 
 
 d 'acqua 
 Mob, *. acconciatura, il popolazzo, 
 
 folia; — v. a. oltraggiare, tu- 
 
 multuai-e 
 Mihbish, a. canasdiesco 
 Mobile, a. mobile j — ity, a. la 
 
 piebe, mobilita 
 Mock, v. n. burlare. ingannare ; 
 
 mock-king, s. re di carte 
 Mock-praise, s. zimbello 
 Mocker, s. bettatore . 
 Mockery, *. scherno, buria 
 blocking-stock, s. ludibrio 
 Mockingly, ad. schernevolmente 
 Mode, s. modo, fattura 
 Model. &. modello, piano; — v. a. 
 
 model lare 
 Moderate, a. modeiato ; — v. a. 
 
 moderare ; — ly, ad. moderata- 
 
 mente ; — ion, s. moderazione, 
 
 discrezione 
 Moderator, s. moderate re 
 Modern, a. moderno 
 Modernize, v. a. rendere moderno 
 Modest, a. modesto ; — ly, ad. mo- 
 
 des*amente [sta 
 
 ?.[o iesty, *. modestia. pudore, one- 
 Modicum, $. un boccone 
 
MON 
 
 Modification, s. modificazione 
 Modify, v. a. modificare j — ing, s. 
 
 modificazione 
 Modillon, s. modiglione 
 Modish, a. alia moda 
 Modulation, s. modulazione 
 Module, s. modulo 
 Mohair, s. pannodi.peli di camello 
 Moiety, a - , meta 
 
 Moil, v. 71. afiatticarsi, stentare 
 Moist, a. bagnato, uniido 
 Moisten, v. n. umettare 
 Moistncss, and Moisture, s. umi- 
 
 dezza, umidita j — of plants, 
 
 sugo delle piante 
 Mole, s. talpa 
 
 Mole-catcher, *. cacciator di talpe 
 Molehill, s. mucchio di terra fatto 
 
 da una talpa [le talpe 
 
 Moletrap, s. ordigno per prendere 
 Mole, (fence,) s. niolo, riparo 
 Mole, (on the skin,) s. neo 
 Molest, v. a. molestare, infastidire; 
 
 — ation, s. molestia, uoia ; — ing, 
 
 ». molestamento 
 Mollient, a. emolliente 
 Mollification, s. njollificazione 
 Mollificative, a. mollificativo 
 Mollify, v. a. mollificare. alleviare, 
 
 pacificare ; — ing, s. mollifica- 
 
 mento [uoli di zucchero 
 
 Molosses, or Molasses, *. fondigli- 
 Moment, s. momento, peso, im- 
 
 portanza ; — ary, a. caduco, mo- 
 
 mentaneo, importante 
 Mommery, s. buft'oneria 
 Monachal, a. monacal e 
 Monachism, 5. monachismo, stato 
 
 monacale 
 Monarch, s. monarca ; — ical, a. 
 
 monarchico, monarcale 
 Monarchy, s. monarch ia 
 Monastery, s. monas'erio 
 Monasterial, a. monastico 
 Monastic, a. monastico 
 Monday, s. Lunedl 
 Money* *. danaro, moneta ; money- 
 bag, ». il sacco de' danari ; ready 
 
 money, s. danari contanti 
 Moneyed, a. danaroso 
 Money er, *. monetiere 
 Moneyless, a. senza danari 
 Monger, s. un mercatante 
 Mongrel, s. un mulatto 
 Mongrel dor, s. cane procreato da 
 
 due di diversa specie 
 Monition, *. ammonizione 
 Monitor, t. ammonitore 
 Monitory, a. monitorio 
 Monk, s. monaco ; monkery, s. 
 
 monachismo 
 Monkey, t. scimia, bertuccia ; 
 
 MOR 
 
 monkey-tnck, *. buffoneria, giul- 
 
 leria 
 Monkish, a. monastico, monacale ; 
 
 monki-h life, monacato 
 Monochord, s. monocordo 
 Monogamy, s. monoganiia 
 Monomachy, s. duello 
 Monopolist", s. monopolista 
 Monopolize, v. n. inceltare 
 Monopoly, *. monopolio 
 Monosyllable, s. monosillaba 
 Monotony, s. monotonia 
 Monsoon, s. monsone 
 Monster, s. mostro 
 Monstrosity, s. mostruosita 
 Monstrous,' a. mostruoso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 mostruosamente 
 Month, s. un mese ; — ly, a. di 
 
 ogni mese, di mese in mese 
 Monument, j. mouunTento 
 Mood, s. umore, modo 
 Moody, a. fantastico 
 Moon, s. la luna ; full moon, pleni- 
 
 lunio ; moonlight, s. chiaro di 
 
 luna; moon-shiny night, notte 
 
 serena 
 Moor, *. palude, pantano, un 
 
 moro 
 Moor, v. a. gettare l'ancora; — 
 
 ing, s. disputa in legge ; — v.n. 
 
 uisputare di qualche materia le- 
 gale 
 Mop, s. spazzatoio 
 Mope, s. un minchione ; — v. n. 
 
 vaneggiare ; mope-eyed, a. di 
 
 coita vista 
 Moppet, s. fantoccio di stracci 
 Moral, a. morale; — s. senso mo- 
 rale; — ist, s. moralista; — iiy, 
 
 s. moralita; — ize, v. a. mora- 
 
 lizzare; — ly, ad. moralmente; 
 
 morals, 5. pi. la morale 
 Moiass, s. pantano, palude 
 Morbid, a. ammalato; — ness, s. 
 
 malattia 
 Mordicant, a. mordente 
 Mordacity, s. mordacita 
 More, ad. pin ; more and more, 
 
 da piii in piu ; once more, un' 
 
 altra vol la 
 Morel, s. morella 
 Moreover, ad. oltre a cib 
 Morion, s. morion 
 Morning, s. mattwia ; morning-star, 
 
 lucifero; morning gown, vesta 
 
 da camera 
 Morose, a. fantas'ico, bisbetico ; 
 
 —ness, s. capiiccio, fantasticag- 
 
 gine 
 Morphe.v, s. morfia 
 Morris-dance, s. moresca 
 Morrow, s. dimani, domani ; mor- 
 393 
 
 MOU 
 
 row, (the,) s. il giorno seguente { 
 after to-morrow, dopo domani 
 
 Morsel, s. un boccone 
 
 Mortal, a. mortals ; mortals, s. pi. 
 i mortal] ; — i:y, s. mortality, 
 morte subita ; — ly, ad. mortal- 
 mente, gravemente 
 
 Mortar, s. mortaio ; calcina, snialto 
 
 Mortgage, .y. ipoteca, pegno ; — 
 v. a. ipotecare ; mortgagee, *. 
 queilo che ha an ipoeca ; mort- 
 gager, .v. tniello die ha ipotecato 
 
 Mortification, s. mortificazione 
 
 Mortify, v. a. morliiicare, repri- 
 mere, aflliggere 
 
 Mortise, s. scavo, tacca; — v. a. 
 incas'rare 
 
 Mottling, .v. lana di pecora rnorta 
 
 Mortmain, s. mano morta 
 
 Monuary, s. legato 
 
 Mosaic, a. Mosaico 
 
 Mosque, s. moschea, meschita 
 
 Moss, s. mu"-co, muschio ; — iness, 
 s. lanugine 
 
 Mossy, a. ciperto di musco 
 
 Most, ad. il piii, le |)iii ; most 
 learned, s. dottissimo ; most of 
 all, a. principalmente 
 
 Mostick, s. appoggia mano 
 
 Mostly, ad. ordinariamente 
 
 Mote, ,?. un fosso, atomo 
 
 Moth, s. lignuola, tarlo 
 
 Mother, s. madre; — a. natale; 
 mo'.herhood, *. maternita; moth- 
 erless, a. senza madre ; moth- 
 erly, a. maternale 
 
 Motion, s. movimento, istanza, av- 
 viso ; make a motion, v. a. pro- 
 porre, muovere; — less, a. im- 
 mobile 
 
 Motive, a. motivo 
 
 Motley, a. maculato ; motley -col- 
 our, *. color ehiazzato 
 
 Motto, s. motto 
 
 Mould, s. modello, forma, terra; 
 — v. a. gettare, formare ; — 
 v. n. muftare, divenir muffato 
 
 Moulder, v. n. ridursi in polvere, 
 consuniarsi ; — ing, s. struggi- 
 mento 
 
 MouldineM, s. muffa 
 
 Mf»ulding, s. fo^gia, imposta 
 
 Mouldy, a. muffato 
 
 Moult," v. n. mudare 
 
 Miulter, s. anitrino in muda 
 
 Mound, s. argine, riparo 
 
 Mount, s. monte, montagna j — 
 v. n. montare 
 
 Mountain, s. montagna ; — neer, s. 
 abitatore di monti ; — ous, a. 
 mentagnoso 
 
 Mountebank, s. ciarlatano 
 
MUL 
 
 Mourn, v. a. piangere, portar bru- 
 no per uno 
 
 Mourner, s. piagnone 
 
 Mournful, a. dolerite, lugubre; — 
 ly, ad. dogliosamente 
 
 Mourning, s. lutto, duolo, affli- 
 zione; mourning, (second,) se- 
 condo lutto 
 
 Mouse, s. topo, sorcio ; dormouse, 
 *. un ghiro ; mousetrap, s. una 
 trappola ; mouse-ear, (an herb,) 
 s. pelosella 
 
 Mouth, s. bocca ; mouth, v. a. 
 afferrare; foul-mouthed, a. mal- 
 dicente ; — ful, s. una boccata ; 
 — less, a. senza bocca; to live 
 from hand to mouth, vivere alia 
 giornata; He that sends mouths 
 sends meat, Iddio provvede a tutti 
 
 Movable, a. mobile; — ness, s. 
 mobilita 
 
 Move, v. a. muovere, toccare, in- 
 tenerire ; move one to anger, 
 provocare, irritare ; — ment, s. 
 movimento 
 
 Mover, s. movitore 
 
 Moving, a. persuasivo, potente; 
 — ly, ad. in modo patetico 
 
 Mow, s. mucchio, bica di fieno; 
 
 — v. 7i. fare il grugno, segare, 
 mietere 
 
 Mower, s. segatore, mietitore 
 
 Mowing, s. se^amento 
 
 Much, ad. molto ; to make much 
 of, far gran stima di 
 
 Mucilage, s. mucilagine; — inous, 
 a. mucilaginoso 
 
 Muck, s. letame, concime ; muck- 
 worm, s. verme di letamaio; 
 muck-hill, s. letamaio 
 
 Mucosity, s. mucilagine 
 
 Mucous," a: viscoso 
 
 Mucus, s. cimurra 
 
 Mud, s. fabgb, luto, melma ; — 
 v. n. infansarsi ; — diness, s. 
 fangosi'a, melma 
 
 Muddle, v. a. rendere imbriaco ; 
 
 — v. n. sguazzar«j 
 
 Muddy, a.'fangoso, intorbidato ; 
 muddy look, cera brusca 
 
 Muff. s. manicotto [?liare 
 
 Muffle, v. a. camuffare, imbava- 
 
 Muffler, s. benda di tela pel mento 
 
 Mug, s. brocca 
 
 Mu^zy. a. coperto, oscuro 
 
 Mulatto, s. mula'to 
 
 Mulberry, s'. mora, frutto del mo- 
 ra ; mulberry-tree, s. moro 
 
 Mulct, s. multa, ammenda; — 
 v. a. condannare all' ammenda 
 
 Mule, s. mulo, mula 
 
 Mule-driver, s. mulattiere 
 
 MUR 
 
 Mull wine, &c, v. a. abbruciare 
 
 del vino 
 Mullar, s. macinella 
 Mullet, s. muggine 
 Mul-.e, s. vino ed acqua con miele 
 Multifarious, a. frequence; — ly, 
 ad. differentemente ; — ness, s. 
 diversita 
 Muhiform, a. che ha molte forme 
 Multipliable, a. moltiplicabile 
 Multiplicand, s. il nutoero da 
 
 molti})licare 
 Multiplication, s. moltiplicazione 
 Multiplicator, s. moltiplicatore 
 Multiplicity, s. moltiplicita 
 Multiplier, s. moltiplicatore 
 Multiply, v. a. moltiplicare; — 
 ing, s. moltiplicazione; multi- 
 plying-glass, s. occhiali a faccette 
 Multitude, s. moltltudine, il popo- 
 
 lo, popolaccio 
 Mum, s. sta zitto' 
 
 Mumble, v. n. borbottare, masti- 
 care a bocca chiusa; — er, s. 
 borbcttone 
 Mummer, s. una maschera 
 Mummery, s. mascherata 
 Mummy, s. mummia ; to beat one 
 to mummy, ammaccare uno a 
 forza di batterlo 
 Mump, v. n. in^annare, scroccare, 
 mendicare. denticchiare ; — er, 
 s. un mendico, uno scroccone 
 Mumping, s. l'accattare 
 Mumps, s. schinanzia 
 Munch, v. a. masticare ; —ing, s. 
 
 masticatura 
 Mundane, a. mondano 
 Mundatory, a. mondificativo 
 Mundiflcation, s. mondificazione 
 Mundifv, v. a. mondificare 
 Municipal, a. municipale 
 Munificence, s. munificenza 
 Munificent, a. liberale ; — ly, ad. 
 
 liberalmente 
 Muniment, s. titolo 
 Munition, s. munizione 
 Mural, a. murale 
 Murder, s. omicidio ; — v. a. am- 
 mazzare, uccidere ; murder a 
 work, v. a. stroppiare ; < — er, s. 
 assassino; — ing, s. omicidio; — 
 ons, a. sanguin< M ente, crudele 
 Mure up, v. a. murare ; muring 
 
 up, s. muramento 
 Murky weather, s. tempo oscuro 
 Murmur, s. mormorio ; — v.n. 
 mormorare ; — er, s. mormora- 
 tore ; — ing, s. mormoramento 
 Murrain, s. mortal ita 
 Murrey, a. color rosso ; — (musca- 
 dine,) s. vin moscadello 
 394 
 
 MYR 
 
 Muscle, s. muscolo, moscolo, nic 
 
 chio 
 Muscular, a. muscolare, muscolose 
 
 Muse, s. contemplazione ; to muse, 
 v. n. stare pensieroso, rifletters, 
 meditare 
 
 Muses, s. le muse 
 
 Museum, s. gabinetto di curiosita 
 
 Mushroom, s. un fungo 
 
 Music, s. musica 
 
 Musical, a. musicale; — ly, ad. 
 da musico 
 
 Musician, s. un musico 
 
 Musk, s. muschio ; muskrose, s. 
 rosa muscata ; musk cat, s. zi bet- 
 to ; muskpear, s. pera mosca- 
 della 
 
 Musket, s. moschetto ; musket-shot, 
 s. moschettata ; musketeer, «. 
 moschettiere 
 
 Musk -melon, s. raelone muscato 
 
 Musky, a. fragrante 
 
 Muslin, s. mussolina 
 
 Must, v. def. bisognare ; — v.n. 
 diventare muffo; — *. mostoj 
 — y, a. mostoso 
 
 Mustaches, *. basette 
 
 Mustard, s. mosfarda, senapa , 
 mustard-pot, s. rnostardiera 
 
 Muster, v. a. rassegnare ; — s. 
 mostra, rassegna; muster-mas- 
 ter, *. rassegnatore 
 
 Mustiness, s. rancidezza 
 
 Mu^ty, a. muffato, rancido 
 
 Mutability, s. mutabilita, incostan- 
 za 
 
 Mutable, a. mutabile, incostante 
 
 Mutation, s. mutazione 
 
 Mute, a. muto, mutolo ; — s. ster- 
 eo ; — v. 7t. stallare 
 
 Mutilate, v. a. mozzare, stroppiare ; 
 — ion, s. stroppiatura, stroppio 
 
 Mutineer, s. un sedizioso, un am- 
 mrutinato 
 
 Mutinous, a. fazioso ; — ly, ad. 
 sediziosamente 
 
 Mutiny, s. sedizione, rivoltaj — 
 v. n. mutinarsi, ribellarsi 
 
 Mutter, v.a. and n. brontolare, 
 borbottare ; — er. s. borbotta- 
 tore ; — ing, s. borbottamento 
 
 Mutton, s. castrato ; mutton-fist, 3. 
 mano grande e grossa 
 
 Mutual, a. mu f uo, scambievolej 
 — ly, ad. mutuamente; — ity, *. 
 mutualita [musoliera 
 
 Muzzle, s. muso d'un bue, toro, 
 
 Myopy, s. vista corta 
 
 Myriad, a. dieci mila 
 
 Myrmidon, s. uno sgherano 
 
 Myrrh, *. mirra ; — ine, a. di 
 mirra 
 
NAS 
 
 Myrtle, *. mirto, mortella 
 Myself, prcm. io stesso 
 Mystagogue, s. interprete d' antica- 
 
 glie religiose 
 Mysterious, a. misterioso 
 Mystery, s. misterio, mistero 
 Mysteries, s. segreto, intrighi 
 Mystical, a. mistico, misterioso ; — 
 
 ly, ad. misticamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 misticita 
 Mythological, a. mitologico 
 Mythology, s. mitologia 
 
 N 
 
 "[yfAB, v. a. afferrare, acchiap- 
 
 -*- * pare 
 
 Nag, s. cavallino, corsiero 
 
 Naiades, s. pi. naiadi 
 
 Nail, s. un chiodo, chiavello, un- 
 
 ghia, ottava parte d'un alia ; — 
 
 v. a. inchiodare, attaccare 
 Nailer, s. chiodaio 
 Naked, a. nudo, spogliato; — ly, 
 
 ad. nudamente ; — ness, s. nu- 
 
 dita 
 Name, s. nome, nomina, cretlito, 
 
 pretesto, colore ; — v. a. nomi- 
 
 nare 
 Nameless, a. anonimo, senza nome 
 Namely, ad. cioe; namesake, s. 
 
 che ha lo stesso nome 
 Nap, s. pelo, sonicello, sommita 
 
 d'un colle 
 Nap, v. n. dormicchiare, cardare 
 
 del panno 
 Nape of the Deck, s. nuca, coppa 
 Napery. s. biancheria di tavola 
 Napkin, s. salvietta 
 Napless, a. razzo, unito 
 Nappv, a. peloso, velloso, spumo- 
 
 so, forte 
 Narcissus, s. narcisso 
 Narcotic, a. narcotico, che induce 
 
 a sonn'. 
 Nard, or Spikenard, s. nardo 
 Narrate, v. a. raccontare 
 Narration, s. narrazione 
 Narrative, s. narrativa, relazione ; 
 
 — a. narrativo 
 Narrator, s. narratore 
 
 Narrovv, a. stretto, anzusto, vile; 
 
 — v. a. strinzere, ristHngere : 
 — in?, s. s'rignimen'o ; — iy. ad. 
 minutamen'e ; ta look narrowly, 
 esaminare bene ; — ne.s, s. vilta, 
 strettezza 
 
 Nasal, a. nasal e. del naso 
 
 Nasty, a. sporco, lordo, schifo ; — 
 
 NEA 
 
 iness, s. sporcizia, sporchezza ; 
 
 — ily, ad. sporcamente 
 Natal, a. natale, r.atalizio 
 Nation, s. nazione 
 National, a. nazionale 
 Native, 5. nativo, originario ; — 
 
 ity, s. nativita, nascita 
 Natural, a. natural e ; natural parts, 
 
 belle doti della naiura 
 Natural, s. un id iota, sciocco ; — 
 
 ist, s. un natural ista ; — ization, 
 
 s. naturalizzazione 
 Naturalize, v. a. naturalizzare, 
 
 adottare 
 Naturalhyad. naturalmente 
 Naturalness, s. naturalka 
 Nature, s. natura, naturale, umore, 
 
 sorta, specie ; good-nature, buon 
 
 naturale ; ill-nature, cattiva na- 
 
 tura 
 Naught, a. cattivo, malvagio ; — 
 
 s. nulla, niente 
 Naughty, a. malvagio, cattivo 
 Naughtiness, s. cattivezza 
 Naugh'ily. ad. malvagiamente. ; 
 
 naughty trick, s. tiro di ribaldo 
 Naulage, s. nolo, naulo, navolo 
 Nauseate, v. n. fare nauiea, abbor- 
 
 rire, odiare 
 Nauseous, a. nauseoso ; — ness, s. 
 
 nausea, disgusto 
 Nau f ical, a. nautico, di nave 
 Naval, a. navale ; naval forces, 
 
 forze naval i 
 Nave. s. mozza d'una ruota, nave 
 
 di chiesa 
 Navel, s. umbilico 
 Navigable, a. nivigabile 
 Navigate, v. a. navigare, gover- 
 
 nare ; — ion, s. navitraziane ; — 
 
 or, s. navigatore, nocchiero 
 Navy, s. armata, fiotta 
 Nay, ad. ne, rifiuto, colla vostra 
 
 permissione [cuacimento 
 
 Neal, v. a. ricuocere ; — ing, s. ri- 
 Neap-tide, 5. marea bassa 
 Near, prep, vicino, accanto, presso ; 
 
 — a. stretto, tapino ; — ad. qua- 
 si, incirca ; near at hand, pron- 
 to ; — er, ad. phi vicino; — est, 
 il piu vicino; — ly, ad. da vici- 
 no, meschinamente ; — ness, s. 
 parsimonia, s^ret^ezza, vicinita; 
 
 — of kin, parentela 
 
 Neat, s. bue, vacca ; neat's tongue, 
 s. lingua di bue 
 
 Neat, a. netto, polito, destro, scal- 
 trn, abile ; — ly. ad. puli'amente, 
 destramente ; — ness. s. nettezza, 
 pulizia, garbo, leggiadria; — of 
 style, purita 
 
 Neat-handed, a. ingenioso 
 
 NEI 
 
 Neat-herd, *. vaccaio 
 Nebulous, a. nuvoloso 
 Necessary, a. necessario ; — house, 
 *. agiamento, cesso ; — ily, ad. 
 necessariamente ; necessaries, *. 
 pi. cose necessarie 
 Necessitate, v. a. necessitare, for- 
 
 zare 
 Necessitous, a. necessitoso 
 Necessity, s. indigenza, poverty 
 
 necessita, forza, violenza 
 Neck, s. il collo ; — of land, brae* 
 cio di terra fra due mari ; — of 
 a violin, &c, manico ; a wo- 
 man's neck, s. petto d'una donna 
 Neckcloth, s. cravatta 
 Necklace, s. monile, vezzo 
 Necromancer, s. regromante 
 Necromancy, s. negromanzia 
 Necromantic, a. negroman'ico 
 Nectar,,?, nettare, propria bevanda 
 
 degli dei 
 Nectarine, s. brugnuola ; — tree, 8. 
 
 brugnuolo 
 Need, s. bisogno, indigenza ; — v. 
 a. aver bisogno, bisognare ; — 
 v. n. essere bisognoso, stretto 
 Needful, a. necessario; -ness, *. 
 
 necessita 
 Neediness, s. indigenza 
 Needle, s. ago ; — ful, s. agugliato; 
 needle-case, s. stromento da met- 
 tervi gli aghi ; needle-maker, s. 
 fabbricante di aghi ; needlework, 
 s. lavoro d'ago 
 Needless, a. inutile ; — ly, ad. inu- 
 tilmente ■ [lutanaente 
 
 Needs, ad. necessariamente, asso- 
 Needy, a. indigente 
 Ne'er, ad. mai, giammai 
 Nefandous, a. nefando, scellerato 
 Nefarious, a. atroce, nefario 
 Negation, s. negazione [tiva 
 
 Negative, a. negativo ; — s. nega- 
 Neglect, v. op. negligere, perdere 
 1'occasione ; — s. negligenza ; — 
 er, *. un neglige nte ; — ful, a. 
 negligente ; — ing, s. trascura- 
 mento 
 Negligence, s. negligenza 
 Negligent, a. negligente; — ly, ad. 
 
 nezli^entemente 
 Negotiate, v. a. negoziare, traffi- 
 care, trattare ; — ion, s. negozia- 
 zione, negozio, traffico, intrigo^ 
 Negotiator, s. negoziatore, media- 
 tore 
 Negotiatrix, s. negoziatrice 
 Nejtro, s. un ne?ro, un nero 
 Nei.di. v. a. annitrire 
 Neighbour, s. vicino, pr^ssimo ; — 
 hood, s. vicinato, prossimita; — 
 
NEX 
 
 ing, a. vicino, circonvieino; 
 
 neighbouring place, i contorni 
 
 d'un luogo ; — ly, a. sociabile ; 
 
 — ly act, tratto di buon vicino 
 Neither, cnnj. ne ; — pron. ne l'u- 
 
 no, ne Paltro 
 Neoteric, a. moderno, nuovo 
 Nephew, s. nipote 
 Nephrotic, s. nefritico 
 Nereides, s. pi. Nereidi 
 Nerve, s. nervo, nerbo ; — less, a. 
 
 snervato 
 Nervous, a. nervoso, forte, robus- 
 
 to j very nervou-, nervosissimo 
 Nervosity, s. nervosita, forza 
 Nest, s. nido, nidio, nidiata ; nest 
 
 egg, s. guardanidio 
 Nest of thieves, asilo di ladri 
 Nestle, v. n. annidarsi [tarsi 
 
 Nestle about, v. n. dimenarsi, agi- 
 Nestling, s. uccello nidiace 
 Net, s. rete, ragna, reticella 
 Netmaker, s. facitor di reti 
 Network, s. reticella j netwise, 
 
 a. reticolato 
 Nether, a. inferiore, basso ; — 
 
 lands, s. i paesi ba^si ; — most, 
 
 a. il oiu basso 
 Nettle, s. ortica ; — v. a. pugnere, 
 
 inasprire, esasperare, initare 
 Neute-. and Neutral, a. neutro, 
 
 neulrale 
 Neutrality, s. neutralita 
 Neutrally, ad. neutialmente 
 Never, ad. mai, giammai 
 Never-failing, a. infallible 
 Never-ceasing, a. che non cessa 
 Nevertheless, ad. nientedimeno, 
 
 tuttavia 
 New, a. nuovo, novello, fresco, re- 
 
 cente ; new year's day, il capo 
 
 d'anno ; new year's gift, strenna; 
 
 — (anew,) ad. di fresco, da ca- 
 po ; new laid egg, s. un uovo 
 fresco 
 
 New-comer, v. a. forestiero 
 New-mould, v. a. rifondere 
 New-coin, v. a. ribattere lamoneta 
 Newfangled, a. scicccamente, alia 
 
 moda 
 Newfound, a. Irovato di fresco 
 Newgate-bird, .?. un furfante 
 Newly, ad. nuovamente 
 Newness, s. no vita 
 News, s. nuove, novella ; newspa- 
 pers, avvisi stampati. gazzetta ; 
 newsmonger, jr. novellis'a; news- 
 writer, s. un srazzettante 
 Next, a. vicino, contiguo, seguente ; 
 
 — ad. dopo, poi ; next day, il 
 giorno seguente ; next month, 
 il naese prossimo 
 
 NIP 
 
 Nib, if. becco, punta ; — v. a. cri- 
 
 ticare 
 Nibble, v. a. morsecchiare, dentic- 
 
 chiare ; — er, s. un riprensore 
 Nibblings, s. morsecchiatura 
 Nice, a. delicato, esatto, scrupulo- 
 
 so, circospetto, difficile, pericolo- 
 
 so; — ly,. ad. accuratamente 
 Niceness, (nicety,) s. delicatezza, 
 
 esattezza 
 Niceties, s. le sottigliezze, puntigli 
 Nicety, (with,) ad. delicatamente 
 Nick, s. tacca ; nick of time, appun- 
 
 to; Old Nick, il diavoio 
 Nick, v. a. iucontrare ; nick the 
 
 time, venire in tempo opportu- 
 
 no ; nickname, s. sopranome 
 Nictate, v. n. occheggiare j — 
 
 ation, s. occheggiamento 
 Niggard, a. spilorcio, misero ; — 
 
 liness, s. spilorceria j — ly, a. 
 
 sordido, taccagno ; — ad. avara- 
 
 mente; — niggardly doings, bas- 
 
 sezza ; — ness, s. sordidezza 
 Nigh, v. a. avvicinarsi, toccare; — 
 
 a. vicino, accosto ; nigh of kin, 
 
 parente stretto j nighly, ad. al 
 
 lato, accan o 
 Nlgtiuess, s. prossimita 
 Night, s. notie, serata; nightcap, 
 
 s. berretta da notte ; nightshade, 
 
 s. solano; nightgown, s. vesteda 
 
 camera ; night revellings, diver- 
 
 timenti notturni j — (by night,) 
 
 di notte tempo 
 Night-hawk, s. allocco 
 Nightingale, s. rusignuolo 
 Nightly, a. notturno ; — ad. ogni 
 
 notte 
 Nightman, s. votacessi 
 Nightmare, s. fantasima 
 Nightpiece, s. quadro di notte 
 Nimble, a. agile, attivo ; — ness, s. 
 
 agilita; nimblewitted, d'ingegno 
 
 veloce 
 Nimbly, ad. agilmente 
 Nincompoop, s. un gonzo 
 Nine, a. nove ; nine times, ad,, nove 
 
 volte ; ninefold, nove volte piu ; 
 
 ninepins, s. pi. sbrigli ; nineteen, 
 
 a. diecinove ; nineteenth, a. de- 
 
 cimo nono ; ninety, a. novanta ; 
 
 nine score, a. centottanta ; nine 
 
 hundred, a. nove cento 
 Ninny, s. scimunito, milenso 
 Ninth, a. nono 
 
 Nip, v. a. pizzicare, motteggiare 
 Nip, s. botta, motto, satirico 
 Nip off, v. a. ta^liare 
 Nippers, s. mollette 
 Nipping, a. mordente, pungente ; 
 
 nipping jest, a. una botta 
 
 NON 
 
 Nipple, s. capezzolo, tetta di vacca 
 
 Nit, *. lendine 
 
 Nitre, s. nitro, salnitro 
 
 Nitrous, a. niiroso 
 
 Nitty, a. lendinoso 
 
 Nizy, s. un allocco, gonzo, sciocco 
 
 No, ad. no, non ; no more, non 
 piu ; no where, ad. in nessun 
 luogo ; to no purpose, inutil- 
 mente ; no matter, non importa ; 
 by no means, in conto alcuno 
 
 Nobilitate, v. a. nobilitare 
 
 Nobility, *. nobilita, o nobilta ; to 
 forfeit one's nobility, degradaro 
 della sua ncbilta 
 
 Noble, s. un nobilej — a. nobile, 
 illustre ; superbo 
 
 Nobleman, s. un nobile 
 
 Nobleness, s. nobilta, chiarezza, 
 sublknita, eccellenza 
 
 Noblesse, s. pi. nobili 
 
 Nobly, ad. nobilmente 
 
 Nobly born, di nascita illustre 
 
 Nobody, s. nessuno [cente 
 
 Nocent, a. colpevole, nocivo, no- 
 
 Nocive, a. nocevole 
 
 Nocturnal, s. nottolabio ; — o. not- 
 turno 
 
 Nocturn, s. notturno 
 
 Nod, v. n. accennare ; — v. a. dor- 
 micchiare, tentennare ; — 4?. seg- 
 no, cenno ; nodding, s. accenna- 
 mento 
 
 Noddle, s. zucca, testa 
 
 Noddy, s. un minchione, pecorone 
 
 Node, s. nodo 
 
 Nodosity, s. nodosita [ficile 
 
 Nodous, a. nodoso, nocchiuto, dif- 
 
 Noggin, s. boccaletto 
 
 Noise, s. romore, strepito, fracasso, 
 rombo, schiamazzo ; — v. a. 
 publicare, divulgare ; that makes 
 a great noise in the world, questo 
 rimbomba molto 
 
 Noisiness, s. susurro 
 
 Noisome, a. nocivo, cattivo ; — ly, 
 ad. sporcamente ; — ness, s. 
 disgusto 
 
 Noisy, a. susurrante [so 
 
 Noli-me-tangere, s. canchero al vi- 
 
 Nomenclator, s. nomenclatore 
 
 Nomenclature, s. nomenclature, 
 
 Nominal, a. di nome, titolare ', — 
 ly, ad. nominalmente 
 
 Nominate, v. a. nominare 
 
 Nomination, s. nominazione 
 
 Nominative, $. nominativo 
 
 Nonpareil, s. piccola lettera di 
 stamperia, specie di pera 
 
 Non-abiliiy, s. eccezione, inabilita 
 
 Nonage, s. minorita 
 
 Nonagon, s. nonagono 
 
NOT 
 
 Nonappearance, s. nu : 
 M pli ince, * rihuto 
 
 Non cornj^s mentis, che DM I nel 
 
 irmist, s. nonconformist.!, 
 
 note 
 
 rmity, s. nonconformity 
 
 None, a. veruno, nes-uuo 
 j , s. nichilita 
 r. pi. le none de' mesi 
 
 ■ mancanza di pa* 
 
 N 
 
 N iror, s. cbe non s;iura 
 
 N nice, l ■< cuzione 
 
 Nonplus, v. a. c mfondere alcuno, 
 
 imbarrazzare ; — s. imbarrazzo 
 Noimsidence. s. assenza 
 Nonresident,* 
 
 Nonsen. • rasurditl 
 
 Nonsensical, a. assurdo, sproposita- 
 iitnte 
 it, n. insolvents 
 ■. a. condannare per de- 
 
 sistimento di lite ; — *. desisti- 
 
 nn-ntn di lite [chioae 
 
 Noodle, *. jonzo, sciocco, miu- 
 K 
 Noon, t. mezzxli, mez20giorno j 
 
 noonday, ad. in pieno ^iorno ; 
 
 the forenoon, ». la ma 
 Nooning, s. meridian* 
 Noose, "*. cappio scorsoio ; laccio, 
 
 insidia: — v. a. allaceiare 
 Nor, ennj. ne; neither fortuna'e 
 
 nor wise, ne fortunate, ne savio 
 North, j. tramontana, setlentrione ; 
 
 north wind, s. ventavolo ; norlh- 
 
 MMfe, ad. dal set'entrioiie 
 Nor herlv wind, J. tramontana 
 Northern, a. set'en'rioaale 
 N rthwud, nd. dal nordo 
 
 r, *. la stella di tramon- 
 
 taua 
 Nose, *. il naso 
 
 ■ , s. maTze'to li fiori 
 
 nare, nari ; — of a horse, 
 
 kc. le froge 
 Norrum. s. se-rre'o 
 Not, ad. non, no ; not yet, ad. non 
 
 ancora 
 Notable, a. tlo1al.il*>, <emalato, 
 : — nes*, * abilita j — ly, 
 
 ad. no'nbilrnente 
 Notary, J. notario 
 
 lacea. fajlio ; — v. n. in- 
 
 taccare. tazliare, malamente j 
 
 — in;, *. tacca. tajlio 
 Note, *. nota. sejno, merito, di=- 
 
 tinzione ; — of ban 1, csdola ; to 
 I note*, consul tare, concer- 
 
 tare 
 
 NUM 
 
 a. notare, oaten ire. 
 
 Noted, a. illustiv. KgttaJ ito, in- 
 ; kl&OSO ; — ly, <uL spi ci.il- 
 
 mente [nichilita 
 
 Nothing, s. niente, mil' v : - 
 Notice, s. cogoisone, Dotizia. os- 
 
 serv.izione. attenzione 
 Notice, (to give,) v. a. avvisare ; 
 ttena 
 
 tion. ». notiticazione 
 No'it'v. v. a. notiricare. lichiarare 
 Notifying, r. dicbiai-zione 
 
 1 Notion, * nozione, idea, pensiero ; 
 
 ' notional, a. tdeale, imaginativo 
 
 I Notoriety, * cbiare/za 
 Notorious, a. not rio. evidente, in- 
 -Tande ; — ly, ad. notoria- 
 
 mente ; — nesa, s. evidenaa 
 Notwithstanding, cuiij. nonostaute, 
 
 Budgrado 
 Nought, ad*, nieute, nulla; — *. 
 
 zero 
 Noun, s. nonie, titolo 
 Nourish, v. a. mitrire, sostenere ; 
 
 — er, * nutritore ; — ing, a. nu- 
 
 tritivo; — meiit. s. nurimento 
 Novel, s. novella, istorietla; —a. 
 
 nuoiro, novello 
 Novelist, s. n-ivcllisla 
 Novelty. .-. novita 
 November, *. Novembre 
 Novenary, a. del numemmve 
 Novice, *. novizio, nn prii.cipiante 
 Novitiate, s. noviziato 
 Novity, s. novita. i 
 Now, a'l. adeaao, ora ; now ar.d 
 
 then, di quandn in quando ; now- 
 
 a-days, ogs;idi ; now, ronj. ora ; 
 
 before now, ad. avanti 
 Noxious, a. nocivo 
 Nozle, *. cannone d'un candeliere 
 Nubilous, a. nuvoloso 
 Nu lity, *. nudila 
 Nugacity, s. scherzo 
 Nugatory, s. scherzoso 
 Nuisance, *. cosa nociva. torto 
 Null, v. a. anniillare, abolire; — 
 
 — a. invalido 
 Nullify, v. a. annullare 
 Nullity, *. nullita 
 Numb, v. a. intirizzire 
 Number, v. a. numerare • — *. 
 
 numero ; — less. a. innumera- 
 
 bile; numbers, s. pi. i numeri 
 Numbness, *. intirizzimeuto, tor- 
 
 pideBa 
 Numerai. a. numerale 
 Numerate, v. a. numerare ; — ion, 
 
 i. numerazione 
 Nuniera'or, s. numeratore 
 Numerical, a. numerico 
 Numerosity, *. moltitudiiie 
 397 
 
 OBE 
 
 , Numerous, a. numeroso 
 Numei niiiiess, *. nuniensita 
 Numskull, *. un miiichione 
 Nun. .». una monac v 
 
 Nunciature, s. nunziatura 
 Nuncio. .-. nun/io 
 
 Nuncion, t, la mereada 
 
 Nuncupative, and Nuncupatory, 
 j a. verbak 
 ! Nunnery, s. convento di monache 
 
 Nuptial, a. nuziale ; nuptials, s.pl. 
 nozze 
 
 Nurse,*. balia,Ruardia d'ammalati; 
 — v. a. mitrire, allevare ; nurse 
 a sick person, curare un' amma- 
 lato ; nursery, s. vm nzaio ; 
 nursery-room, camem del la ba- 
 lia ; — of learning, seminario ; 
 nursechild. *. bambino di latte; 
 to nurse one in his vicious 
 courses, fomentare in altrui i 
 vizi [educazione 
 
 Nurture, v. a. allevare ; — s. cibo. 
 
 Nut, .t. noce, nocciuola ; nut- 
 cracker, s. on ammaccanoci ; 
 DUtting, s. Ex. to ^o a nutting, 
 andare a oogliere deibj n CI 
 
 Nutmeg,* noeemoscadaj nutgal). 
 x. palla; nutshell, *. scorza dl 
 noce; nutbrown. a. caatagninoj 
 nut-tree, s. albero di noce 
 
 Nutriment,* Butrimeatoj — al, a 
 sueoso 
 
 Nutrition,* nutrizione 
 
 Nutritive, a. nutritivo, cbe ha la 
 virtU di nutrire 
 
 Nuzzle, v. 7i. nascondersi 
 
 Nymph, * una uinfa 
 
 O 
 
 OAF, * baccellone, sciocco 
 Oafish, a. stupido, ma 1 to 
 
 Oak, * quercia, querce ; oak-apple, 
 *galla; holm-oak, s. elce ; oak- 
 grove, s. querceto ; oaken, a. di 
 quercio 
 
 Oakum, *. vecchie funi storte 
 
 Oar, * remo ; oars, * barchetta 
 
 Oaten, a. di vena 
 
 Oath, *. giuramento, bo=temmia 
 
 Oats, s. vena ; oa'meal, s. farina 
 di vena, farina di janico 
 
 Obduracy, s. induramento 
 
 Obdurate, a. indurato, ostinato, in- 
 sensibile ; — v. a. indurire 
 
 Obedience,* ubbidienza 
 
 Obedient, a. ubbidiente ; — ly, on. 
 ubbidientemente 
 
OBS 
 
 Obeisance. *. riverenza 
 Obelisk, *. obelisco. guglia 
 Obey, e. a. ubbidire, obbedire 
 Obit,*, ese 
 Object *. cggetto. sog^r 
 
 ria; — pl : -.-rare, rini- 
 
 proverare, incolpare - — ion. s. 
 
 obbiezione. riniprovero, accusa r 
 
 — ive, a. olt.r 
 Objurgate, v. a. riprendere ; — ion,, 
 
 *. riprensioce ^ — 017, a, che 
 
 rimprovera 
 Oblation, s. oblazione, offerta 
 Oblectr .... 5. :-..--■ ( acere 
 
 . .:. ztblijare, forzare 
 n, g. obbligazione, im- 
 
 :■ -- - ' ' -- - 
 
 Obligatory, a. : r :. ■ 
 
 .-Irire. fire =er- 
 vizio. far un favore 
 
 -. eortese, cbblizante. 
 compiacente, afiabiie : — ly, ad. 
 attiigu temeute ; — -ess. s. cor- 
 haza 
 
 — zd. obbliquamente - 
 
 — itj, : 
 Obliterate, v. z- scanceHare, obbli- 
 
 gaie; — ion, ;. dirnenticanza 
 Oblivion, *. obblio ■ act of oblivion, 
 
 bad :..: 
 0":'.::- r. ;. ;--.rli::rr. ni".'.ii:er-te 
 Obion?, a. bislungo 
 Obloquious, a, maldicente 
 Obloquy, g. maldieenza, sparla- 
 
 meno 
 Obnoxious, a, sogge*to, criminal e ,• 
 
 — ness, *. disposizione 
 Obnubilate, v. a. annuvolare ; — 
 
 ioa, *. OBcmameB 
 Gbreptiti' _; 
 Obscene, a, osceno, impuro j — ly. 
 
 ad. impodicainente 
 Obscenity, $. oscenita, impudicita. 
 
 OCT 
 
 Obscuration, s. oscuramento 
 
 0:5"- re. :.--:;_r:. -7:.r"::: : -. i\~- 
 — o. z. oscraare, offuscare, 
 
 ecclissare : — ly, ad. oscura- 
 
 ■K nte : — ing, t o"curamento j 
 
 — ity, r, neari a 
 Obsecfate, n. a, pregare, scongiu- 
 
 rart 
 Obsecraion, *. supplica, scongiura 
 Obsequies, $. esaquie 
 Obsequious, a, ossequioso, som- 
 
 messo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 neate — i; =. *. ossequio, os- 
 
 servapza, otre: 
 
 Observance, *. riguardo, sommis- 
 
 Observant, a. obbedien f e. sommesso 
 
 .ion. s. osservazione 
 Observa"or. s. o^servatore 
 
 rrvatorio 
 Observe, v. a, osservare, notare, 
 ;?_-vs, cus- 
 toms. Bf -;n, costu- 
 mi ; — er, *. osservatore- — ing, 
 ' *. osservamento [menlc 
 Obsession, s. assedio, circonda- 
 Obsolete, a. cbsoleto, vecchio ; — 
 ness. s. l'essere di cosa fuori 
 ] d'uso 
 Obstacle, s. oslacolo 
 
 . s. osunazione 
 Obstinate, . v : t tervo, ostinato ; to 
 grow obsrinate, ostmarsi ; — ly, 
 ' ad. ostioatamente 
 Obstreperous, a, strepitoso 
 Obstruct, v. a. impedire, tnrare, 
 stoppare ; — er. s. quello cbe im- 
 pedisce ; — ion s. impedimento, 
 ! riuramento; — ive, a. oppilativo 
 ObtaiB, v. a. ottenere, acquistare, 
 | gnadagnare [5. supplica 
 
 UbtESi, Bloe. sconjiurarej — a ion, 
 Obtrude, t-. a. imporre. ficcars: 
 Obtnse, .:. uttoso, materiale- — 
 ness. s. balorda-rjne 
 
 irate, t*. a. adombrare 
 twentk as, *. pL rendite ecclesi- 
 aaticbe 
 \ Obviate, v. a. ovviare, impedire 
 i Obvious, a. chiaro. sensibile ; — *ly, 
 i ad. evidentemente ; — ^ness, *. 
 
 : ■ • : f enza 
 : Occasion, *. occasione. causa, bi- 
 i sogno, affare. n.-:rr::.. soggettc 
 
 — B. a. cagionare ; — al, a. occa- 
 j sionale, accidentale ; — ally. ad. 
 accidentalmente 
 Occident, *. occidente, occaso ; — 
 i al, a. occidentale 
 
 tcculto, nascoso 
 Occupant, s. possessore 
 Occupation, *. occupazione, impie- 
 
 go. pc- ; T 
 " coif ier, s. possessore 
 
 . o. a. occupare, possedere. 
 godere, trafficare 
 ";::.. v. n. occorrere. awenire ; 
 — ^rence, *, occorrenza, novella, 
 eveo'o 
 Occursion, *. apparizione 
 ' Ocean, *. l'oceano • — ic, a. dell' 
 : : -i. :. : 
 Octangular, a. ottangolare 
 Oc*ave. x. 
 
 Octavo book. s. un' ottavo 
 i Oc'ennial. a. o^ennio 
 
 October. J. Otobre 
 | Octagon. *. ottazono 
 393 
 
 OFT 
 
 Ocular, a. oculare ; ocular wifr 
 
 ness, testimonio oculare 
 Oculist, s. oculisia 
 Odd, a. iirpari, dispari, cattivo, 
 
 malo, singolare, bizzarro 
 Oddity, s. singolari.a 
 Oddly, ad. stranamente, fantasti- 
 
 camente 
 Odduess, s. capriccio 
 Odds, s. avvantaggio, differenza, 
 
 disparita [co 
 
 Odds-bobs, interj. cospetto di bac- 
 Ode, $. oda, ode 
 
 , odiosot, odievole, atroce : 
 
 — ly, ad. odiosamente : — ness', 
 
 s. enormita 
 Odium. *. odio, colpa 
 Odoriferous, a. odoj ifico 
 Odorous, a. odorifero 
 Odour, s. odore 
 CEconomical, a. economo 
 (Economy, s. economia 
 OZcumenical, a. ecumenico 
 Of. zrcp. di, del, dei, &c 
 Off, (far.) ad. lontano, lungi 
 Off-hand, ad. immediatamente 
 ■ ff-reckoniiig, :. fisconto 
 Otf'-priDg, s. posTerha, razza 
 Ofl'al, --."rimasuglio, avanzo 
 Offence, :. ififesa, ;:andalo, atrronto, 
 
 in-pnria] affiance, (to take.) te- 
 
 nersi :rreso- offence, (to give,) 
 
 offendere, scandalizzare • — less, 
 
 a. innocen:e 
 
 z. offendere, dispiacere, 
 
 fallire, nuocere ; — er, s. delin- 
 
 quente ; — ing, *. offendimento 
 Offensive, a. ingiurioso, offensivo, 
 
 cattivo • — ness, s. male, qualita 
 
 nociva ; — ly, ad. offer.sivamente 
 Offer, v. a. offerire, esibire, pro- 
 
 porre, allegare : — s. offerta, 
 
 sforzo, proposizione 
 Offering, s. offerta, oblazione j 
 
 burnt-offerin":, *. olocausto 
 Offertory, s. offertorio 
 Office, s. carica, impiego, officio, 
 
 uffizio, servizio, cesso 
 Officer, *. uffiziale, sbirro 
 Official, a. uffiziale 
 Officiality, s. uffizialita - 
 Officiae, v. a. uffiziare 
 C 06 ' : ; . a. servizievole, uffizioso j 
 
 — ly, ad. uffiziosamente; — nes, 
 
 s. affabilha 
 Offing, s. alto mare 
 
 K rampollo, o pollone 
 Offscouring, *. lavatura, porcb*- 
 
 ria 
 Offspring. *. descendenti 
 Oft, (often.) ad. spesse volte, spes- 
 
 so ; how often ? quante volte ? 
 
ONE 
 
 Ogle, v. a. occhiergiare, vaghes 
 giare ; — s. occhiata, sguardo 
 ogler, s. vagheggino 
 
 Oil, s. olio ; —v.a. oliare, condire 
 con olio; — ness, s. untuosita ; 
 oilman, s. olian lolo; oil-mill, s. 
 macinaioio; oily, a. olioso 
 
 Ointment, s. unguenlo 
 
 Oker, s. ocr\ 
 
 Old, a. vecchio, an'ico ; old-fash- 
 ioned, a. a Pantica ; of old, ad. 
 anticamente j old age, s. la vec- 
 chiaia 
 
 Oldish, a. vecchietto 
 
 Oldness, s. anzianita 
 
 Oleaginous, a. olioso, untuoso 
 
 Olfactory, a. ol fat tore 
 
 Oligarchical, a. oligarchico 
 
 Oligarchy, s. oliiarchia 
 
 Olio. s. manicaretto [stro 
 
 Olivaster, s. oleastro ; — a. u:iva- 
 
 Olive, s. uliva ; olive-tree, s. uli- 
 vo ; olive-grove, s. ulivetto ; ol- 
 ive-colour, s. color ulivastro 
 
 Olympiad, s. olimpiade 
 
 Olympic, a. olimpico 
 
 Ombre, s. ombre 
 
 Omelet, s. frittata 
 
 Ombrage, s. ombra 
 
 Omen, s. au^urio, presagio 
 
 Ominate, v. a. augurare, progno- 
 sticare 
 
 Ominous, a. malauguroso, sinistro 
 
 Omission, s. ommissione, lascia- 
 mento 
 
 Omit, v. a. ommettere, negligere, 
 lasciar passare 
 
 Omnipotence, s. omnipotenza 
 
 Omnipotent a . oninipo'ente 
 
 Omnipresence, s. ubiquita 
 
 Omnipresent, a. preseute in ogni 
 luogo 
 
 Omniscience, s. scienza infinita 
 
 Omniscienr, a. che sa tutto 
 
 On, prep, sopra, a, alia, al ; on pur- 
 pose, ad. a posta, a bello studio ; 
 on a sudden, ad. in un subiio ; 
 on the contrary, ad. al con'rario ; 
 on mv part, daJ can'o mio ; on 
 the left, a man sinistra ; on the 
 right, a man drit a ; on foot, a 
 piedi ; on horseback, a cavallo 
 
 Once, ad. una volta, altre voile ; 
 once for all, una volta per sem- 
 pre 
 
 One, a. uno, Puno ; one's self, prcni. 
 Be stesso ; one-hande I, a. monco, 
 monchierinoj one-eyed, a. guer- 
 cio 
 
 One, s. qualcuno, un tale ; every 
 one, ciascheduno ; any one, chi- 
 unque 
 
 OPP 
 
 Onerate, v. a. caricare, aggravare 
 
 Onerous, a. oneroso, di carico 
 
 Onion, s. una cipolla 
 
 Only, ad. solo, solamente j — a. 
 solo, unico 
 
 Onset, s. assalto, attacco 
 
 Onward, ad. avanti ; to come on- 
 ward, avvicinarsi 
 
 Onyx, s. onice 
 
 Ooze, v. n. sgocciolare ; — s. fan- 
 go, palude 
 
 Oozy, a. fangoso, paludoso 
 
 Opacity, s. opacita 
 
 Opal, s. opalo 
 
 Opaque, a. al opaco 
 
 Open, v. a. aprire, sturare 
 
 Open, a. aperto, scoperto ; open- 
 handed, liberale, generoso ; to 
 lay open, esporre, scoprire ; 
 open-hearted, a. franco, sincero ; 
 in the open street, nella strada 
 pubblica ; open mouthed, che ha 
 b'cca spalancata ; open-hearted - 
 ness, s. sincerita 
 
 Opening, a. apritivo, aperitivo ; — 
 s. apertura, aprimento, princi- 
 pio [temente 
 
 Openly, ad. apertamente, eviden- 
 
 Openness, s. franchezza, sincerita ; 
 — of temper, schiettezzad'animo 
 
 Opera, s. opera 
 
 Operate, v. n. operare, fare effetto 
 
 Operation, s. operazione 
 
 Operative, a. operativo 
 
 Operator, s. operatore ; — for the 
 teeth, un cavadenti 
 
 Operose, a. industrioso, laborioso 
 
 Ophlhalmy, s. ottalmia 
 
 Opia'e, s. oppiato 
 
 Opinate, v. a. giudicare 
 
 Opinator, s. opinante 
 
 Opine, v. n. opinare, dichiarare 
 
 Opiniative, a. ostinato; — ness, s. 
 osuna/ione, caparbieta 5 — ly, 
 ad. ostina'amente 
 
 Opiniator, s. protervo 
 
 Opinion, s. opinione, parere, senti- 
 mento, stima, credenza 
 
 Opium, s. oppio 
 
 Opponent, s. un opponente 
 
 Opportune, a. opportuno, conveni- 
 ente ; — ly, ad. opportunamente, 
 a tempo [nitn, occasione 
 
 Opportunity, s. comodita, opportu- 
 
 Oppose, v. a. opporre, resistere ; 
 oppose one's self to a thing, im- 
 ped ire 
 
 Opposer, s. anta^onista ; opposite, 
 a. opposito, contrario ; — ad. di- 
 rimpe'to ; — s. avversario 
 
 Opposition, s. opposizione, ostacolo, 
 resistenza 
 
 ORD 
 
 Oppress, v. a. opprimere, tiranneg- 
 gia:e 
 
 Oppression, s. oppressione ; — of 
 heart, soffocamento di cuore 
 
 Oppressive, a. tiranno 
 
 Oppressor, s. oppressore 
 
 Opprobrious, a. obbrobrioso, vitu- 
 peroso [vergogna 
 
 Opprobrium, s. obbrobrio, infamia, 
 
 Oppugn, v. a. oppugnare ', — er, *. 
 oppugnatore 
 
 Opta'ive, s. l'ottativo 
 
 Optic, and Optical, a. ottico, ap- 
 partenente alia vista [ca 
 
 Optician, s. un' ottico, che sa l'otti- 
 
 Optics, s. l'ottica 
 
 Option, s. arbitrio, scelta 
 
 Opulence, s. opulenza, ricchezza 
 
 Opulent, a. opulente, ricco ; — ly, 
 ad. opulentemente 
 
 Or, conj. o, ovvero ; — s. oro 
 
 Oracle, 5. oracolo, decisione 
 
 Oracular, a. divino, d'oracolo 
 
 Oraison, s. oraiione 
 
 Oral, a. orale, vocale 
 
 Orange, s. arancia, melarancia ' 7 
 orange-tree, s. melaranci ) ; or- 
 ange-colour, s. color d'arancia 
 
 Oration, s. discorso, orazione, pre- 
 ghiera 
 
 Orator, s. oratore 
 
 Oratorio, s. oratorio 
 
 Oratory, s. Parte oratoria, oratorio 
 
 Orb, s. orbe, sfera 
 
 Orbicular, a. rotondo, orbicolare 
 — ly, ad. ritondamen'e 
 
 Orbit, s. il corso d'un pianeta, or- 
 bita 
 
 Orchard, s. pometo 
 
 Orchestra, s. orchestra 
 
 Ordain, v. a. ordinare, imporre, 
 cor.ferire ; — er, s. ordinatore 
 
 Ordeal, *. prova, cimento, purga- 
 zione per combattimento 
 
 Order, s. ordine, re^ola, maniera, 
 costume ; in order to, per, per 
 cagione ; to be out of order, es 
 sere indisposto ; — v. a. ordinare, 
 prescrivere, stabilire, castig re, 
 punire, re^olare, governare ; 
 church orders, s. ordini della 
 chiesa 
 
 Orderly, a. regolato, savio, mode- 
 rato ; — ad. ordinatamente, per 
 ordine [niale 
 
 Ordinal, a. ordinale ; — s. cerimo 
 
 Ordinance, s. ordinanza 
 
 Ordinarily, ad. ordinariamente 
 
 Ordinary, a. ordinario, brntto, vol- 
 gare ; — iness, s. mediocritk 
 
 ^inafe, a. regolare ; — ion, $. 
 Uinazione 
 
OUT 
 
 Ordnance, s. artiglieria 
 
 Ordure, s. ordura, sporcizia 
 
 Ore, s. mineral e, miniera 
 
 Organ, t. organo J organ-pipes, doc- 
 cie d'organo j — ical, a. organi- 
 co ; — ist, s. organista 
 
 Organize, v. a. orgauizzare 
 
 Orgies, s. pi. orgie 
 
 Orient, s. l'oriente 
 
 Orifice, s. nrifizio, o orificio 
 
 Origin, s. origine, principio, estra- 
 zione 
 
 Original, a. originale, originario ; 
 — s. originale, principio, ori- 
 gine ; — ly, ad. originalmente 
 
 Ornament, s. ornamento ; — al, a. 
 che adorna ; — ed, a. adornato 
 
 Orphan, s. orfano 
 
 Orpiment, s. orpimento, orpino 
 
 Orrery, s. strumento solare 
 
 Orthodox, a. ortodosso 
 
 Orthodoxy, s. verita ortodossa 
 
 Orthographical, a. ortografico 
 
 Orthography, s. ortograha 
 
 Ortolan, s. ortalano 
 
 Oris, s. rimasuglio, avanzaticci 
 
 Oscillation, s. cscillazione 
 
 Oscillatory, a. oscillatorio 
 
 Oscitancy. s. negligenza, pi 3 Tizia 
 
 Oscitant,'a. infingardo 
 
 Ospray, s. frusone 
 
 Ossiiica.ion, s. ossificazione 
 
 Ossify, v. ii. divenir osso 
 
 Ostentation, s. ostentazione, vana- 
 gloria 
 
 Ostentatious, a. fastoso, vano ; — 
 ly, ad. fastosamente 
 
 Ostenrator, s. millantatore 
 
 Osteology, s. osteologia 
 
 Ostler, s'. stalliere 
 
 Ostracism, s. os'racismo 
 
 Ostrich, s. struzzolo, struzzo 
 
 Other, a. altro ; one body or other, 
 qualcheduno ; others, a. gli al- 
 tri ; otherwhere, ad. altrove ; 
 otherwise, ad. altrimente 
 
 Otter, s. lontra 
 
 Ottoman, s. Ottomano 
 
 Ounce, s. oncia 
 
 Our, p-run. nostro, nostri ; ours, a. 
 i nostri, le nostre ; ourselves, 
 pron. noi rnedesimi, noi stessi 
 
 Out, (in printing.) s. lasciatura 
 
 Out, v. a. spozliare, privare ; — 
 ad. prep, fuori, fuora ; out of or- 
 der, indisposto ; out of friend- 
 ship, per amicizia ; to be out, v. 
 n. errare, smarrire ; to be out of 
 place, che ha perso il suo impie- 
 go ; out of hitred, ad. per odio ; 
 out of hand, ad. in un subito 
 
 Outbalance, v. a. eccedere 
 
 OUT 
 
 Outbid, v. a. incarire, alzare il 
 
 prezzo ) — der, s. il maggior of- 
 
 ferente ; — ding, s. l'aumento di 
 
 prezzo 
 Outbound, a. caricato, destinato 
 Outbrave, v. a. braveggiare, fron- 
 
 tare 
 Outbrazen, v. a. sostenere in faccia 
 Outbreak, s. eruzione 
 Outcase, s. fodero 
 Outcast, (refuse,) rifiuto, sbandito 
 Outcry, s. scbiamazza, incanto 
 Outdare, v. a. sfidare 
 Outdate, v. a. antidatare 
 Outdo, v. a. superarj 
 Outdoing, s. superamento 
 Outer, a. esteriore ; — ly, ad. este- 
 
 riormente ; — most, a. estremo 
 Outface, v. a. mantenere in faccia 
 Outfall, s. canale, trincea 
 Out fast, v. a. digiunare piu d'un 
 
 altro 
 Outgo, v. a. precedere ; — ing, s. 
 
 escita, uscita 
 Outguard, s. guardia avanzata 
 Outhouse, s. tettoia 
 Outjeer one, v. a. straburlare uno 
 Outjutting, s. sporto, proiettura 
 Outlandish, a. forestiero 
 Outlast, v. a. durare piu d'un altro 
 Outlaw, s. un bandito ; — v. a. 
 
 proscrivere 
 Outlawry, s. proscrizione 
 Outlearn another, v. a. superare 
 
 uno nell' imparare 
 Outlet, s. apertura, uscita 
 Outline, s. contorno, linea di fuori 
 Outlive, v. n. sopravvivere ; — er, 
 
 s. sopravvivente j — nig, s. il so- 
 pravvivere 
 Outmarch, v. a. precedere 
 Outmost, a. l'estremo [mero 
 
 Outnumber, v. a. eccedere in nu- 
 Outparish, s. parocchia fuori di 
 
 citta 
 Outpensioner, s. un' esterno 
 Outrage, s. oltraggio, villania 
 Outrageous, a. oltraggioso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. oltraggiosamente; — ness, s. 
 
 furore, violenza 
 Outride, v. a. avanzare a cavallo 
 Outright, ad. immantinente 
 Outrun, v. a. avanzare uno nel cor- 
 
 rere 
 Outsail, v. a. avanzare 
 Outsell, v. a. vendere piu caro 
 Outshine, v. a. essere piu risplen- 
 
 dente [lontano 
 
 Ou'shoot, v. a. portar il colpo piu 
 Outside, s. il di fuori, parte es'eri- 
 
 ore, apparenza j at the outside, 
 
 ad. al di piu 
 
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 Outspread, v. n. spargersi 
 
 Outstand, v. a. far faccia ad uno, 
 sporgere ; —ing, *. sporto, proi- 
 ettura 
 
 Outsiare, v. a. sconcertare 
 
 Outstretch, v. a. avanzare 
 
 Outstreet, s. strada fuori di citta 
 
 Outstrip, v. a. avanzare, prevenire 
 
 Outtalk, v. n. parlar piu d'un altro 
 
 Outvoice one, v. a. avere miglior 
 voce d'un altio 
 
 Outvote, v. a. aver la pluralita del- 
 le voci 
 
 Outwalk one, v. a. camminare piu 
 presto d'un altro 
 
 Outwall, s. antimuro 
 
 Outward, a. esteriore ; — ad. ester- 
 namente ; outward-bound, ca- 
 ricato per un paese forestiero; 
 — ly, ad. esteriormente, appa- 
 rentemente ; outwards, ad. al di 
 fuori 
 
 Outwear, v. n. essere di miglior 
 uso 
 
 Outweigh, v. n. pesar piu 
 
 Outwit one, v. n. ingannare, acchi- 
 appare 
 
 Outworks, *. edifici esteriori 
 
 Outworn, a. affatto, usato 
 
 Oval, a. ovale ; — *. figura ovale 
 
 Ovation, s. ovazione 
 
 Oven, s. forno ; oven-full, *. forna- 
 ta ; dutch-oven, arrostitoio 
 
 Over, pr. sopra, di sopra ; over 
 again, ad. di bel nuovo ; to be 
 over, v. n. cessare, passare, re- 
 stare ; all over, ad. da per tutto 
 
 Overact, v. a. sopravanzare 
 
 Overawe, v. a. tenere in timore 
 
 Over-against,prcj?. dirimpetto 
 
 Over and above, ad. oltre di piu 
 
 Over and over, parecchie volte 
 
 Overbalance, v. a. tracollare, ecce- 
 dere 
 
 Overbear, v. a. opprimere, sormon- 
 tare, vincere ; — ing, a. oltreg- 
 giante 
 
 Overbid, v. a. alzare il prezzo, 
 orferire troppo ; — ding, *. au- 
 mento di prezzo 
 
 Overbid, a. troppo grosso 
 
 Overboil, v. a. bollire troppo 
 
 Overbold, a. temerario 
 
 Overburden, v. a. aggravare, op- 
 primere 
 
 Overcast, v. a. offuscare, cucire a 
 sopraffitto, incrostare ; — a. of- 
 fuscato, tenebroso 
 
 Overcautious, a. troppo cauteloso 
 
 Overcharge, v. a. caricare troppo, 
 opprimere 
 
 Overcloud, v. a. offuscare 
 
OVE 
 
 Overcome, v. a. vincere, sormon 
 
 tare ; — er, *. vincitore 
 Overconfident, a. tropp 
 Overcuriou , a. troppa d 
 Overdo, v. a. eccedere j overdo 
 
 one's self, v. r. faticarsi ti-pppo 
 
 overdone, (mot,) a. t! 
 )verdiivc, r. a. tpingera troppo 
 
 lontano 
 Over-earnest, a. troppo ardente ; 
 
 — ness, 5. premura 
 Overeat, v. n. inandare troppo; 
 
 — in;, *. impiii7ani( nto 
 Overtoil, s. cr 
 
 08, a. troppo fiero, troppo 
 - ; — ly, ad. troppo ticra- 
 
 men'e 
 Overfill, v. a. enipier, troppo 
 Overrine, a. s'raiino 
 Overflow, i'. a. and n. traboccare, 
 
 inonJare ; — s. siprabbjiidanza ; 
 
 — ing, s. iuondazione, strabocca- 
 
 men.o 
 Overflv. n. a. volare oltre 
 Overfond, a. che ama troppo 
 
 ard, a. troppo ardente 
 .;:!. v. a. cat icare troppo 
 Overfull, a. troppo pieno 
 •. a. tra|assare 
 rent, a. troppo grande 
 Overcrow, v. n. criscere troppo 
 Overbite, v. a. ricercare, allentare 
 Overhappy, a. troppo felice 
 ,i. precipitare 
 Overha^ily, a>d. prvcipitosamente 
 Overhastiness $. precipitazione 
 Overhas y. a, troppo alfiettato 
 Overhead, ad, per di sopra la testa 
 Overhear, v. a. intendere, udire 
 Overheat, r. a. riscaldare 
 Overheavv, a. troppo pesan'e 
 Overjoy. - . /. allegro 
 
 Overfcind, a. che ama troppo 
 Overlade, t'. a. a jravare 
 Overlay, v. a. arlbgare ; — ing, s. 
 
 . v. a. saltare 
 Overlive, •. a. sopravvivere 
 Overiiver, *. snpravvivente 
 Overl aJ, v. a. argravin* 
 Overlonr, a. tmppo lunsro 
 Overlook, v. a. s >pran:endere, tol- 
 . di^simulare., sop/as are ; 
 — er. t. sopran'enden'e 
 Overma ch,». pa-tito inezuale 
 7. sormon'are 
 ire, s. soprappiii 
 Ovcrm»-rh, a. nperino; — ad. 
 
 tmprjo, troppo erande 
 Over-officious, a. troppo officio*) 
 
 v. a. sorpavare 
 i>vri i>. v. a. strapa.rare 
 
 OVE 
 
 Overpcrsuade, i\ a. pcrsuadere mal 
 
 a |ir iposito 
 Overplus, s. sopreppio. 
 Overpower, v. a, supcrarc, sor- 
 mon tare 
 Overpress, p. a. calpestare 
 Overprint, v. a. stampare troppo 
 Overprii , p. <;. estiniare troppo 
 Ovejrmch, 0. a. ingannare, ^inn- 
 tare, pre venire, tarsi torto 
 Override, 9. staocare, faticare 
 Overrifte, a. troppo maturo 
 Overroast, 0, a. arrostire troppo 
 Overrule, v. a. decidere, dominare 
 Overrun, d. n. ioondare, andarpiu 
 pres'o, C'prire, riempire, ma- 
 are di nuovo 
 1. ultramarino 
 Oversee, v. a. s;>prantendere, la- 
 
 sciare 
 Overseen, a. ommesso, acciecato 
 Overseer, s. sopraniendente 
 Oversell, u. a. stravendere 
 Overset, v. a. rovesciare 
 Overshadow, v. a. ombreggiare 
 Overshoot, v. a. tirar di la del segno 
 Oversight, s. errore, manezcio 
 Oversleep, v. u. dormire tr ippo 
 Oversodden, o. bollito troppo 
 Oversold, a. stravenJnto 
 Oversoon, ad. troppo di buon' ora 
 Overspent, a. esausto 
 Overspread, v. a. dila'are, cuo- 
 prire [piovvisioni 
 
 Overstock, v. a. fare troppo larghe 
 Overstrain, v. a. forzare, slogare 
 
 qualche nerbo 
 Overetretch, v. a. stendere troppo 
 Oversnay, v. a. dominare 
 Overswell, P.O. traboccare 
 Over*, a. aperto, manifesto 
 Overtly, ad. apertamente 
 Overtake, v. a. sopragiugnere, ac- 
 
 chiappare 
 Ov-ertalk, v. a, parlar troppo 
 
 \. v. a. caricare tronpo, 
 opprio 
 Overthrow, v. a. sconvolzere, ro- 
 ; — s. rovesciamento, 
 1. rotta 
 O-erthwart, n. bistorto, ostinato, 
 mal in orline; — v. a'tiuver- 
 sare ; — ad. a traverso ; — ly, 
 ad. oihiiquamente 
 Overtirc, y. a. fa'icar troppo 
 Overtoil, v. n. afJ'annarsi troppo 
 
 •. a. Bormdotare, o ae li re 
 Overtrale, v. a. far troppo gran 
 
 uegosio 
 
 Overture, s. apertura, prjnpesiziooe 
 
 Overturn, v. a. rovesciare, sower- 
 
 terj ; — ing, *. sovvei timento 
 
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 Overvalue, v. n. stimar troppo; 
 
 — in.;, a. tro|)po buona opinions 
 Overviolent, a. tinppo violente 
 Overvote, d. a. aver la pluralita 
 
 di'lle voci 
 
 Overween, v. a. aver troppo buona 
 opiuionedisestesso; — ing,.r. pre- 
 Bunzionej —ing, a. presuntuoso 
 Ovei weigh, 0. n. essere |>iii pesante 
 0v« yw i ight, t. soppntppril di peso 
 Overwdlj ad. troppo bene 
 Overwhelm, v.u. ■ tmmergera, op- 
 
 primere 
 Ovei worn, a. opprcsso 
 Oviparous, a. oviparo 
 Ovnorm, a. ovale, ova f o 
 Owe, v. a. dovere ; to owe one a 
 
 spite, volermal ad uno ^ 
 
 Owl, s. civetta, alocco 
 Owl, s. con'rabbandiere 
 Own, a. proprio ; my own, *. il 
 
 mio, la mia ; — v. a. concedere, 
 
 confgssare, possessaie ; — v.n. 
 
 attribuirsi 
 Owner, s. proprietario 
 O.vse, V. concia 
 Ox, s. un bue, bove; oxen, *. pt. 
 
 dei buoi ; ox-cheek, s. macella 
 
 di bue ; ox-eye, s. occhio di bue 
 Oxymel, *. ossiniele 
 Oxycrate, s. ossizzachera 
 Oyer and terminer, commission* 
 
 per giudicare certe cause 
 
 ostrica; —shell, x. con- 
 
 cbiglia d'ostrica 
 Ozier, or Osier, *. salcio, ralee, 
 
 verniena di salce 
 
 PACE, *. passo, andatura ; to 
 keep pace with one, cammi- 
 
 nare del pari con uno 
 Pace, v. ?i. anlar Pamhio 
 Pacer,*, cavallo che va i'ambio 
 Pacific, a. pacifico 
 Pacification, r. pacificazione 
 Pacificator, s. pacificatore 
 Pacify, v. a. pacificare, quietare 
 Pack,*, ballotto, balla; — of cards, 
 
 mnzzo di carte; — of hounds, 
 
 mutadi cani 
 Pack, v. a. imballare ; pack off, 
 
 tirare le calze; packer,*. imbaJ- 
 
 latore 
 Packet, *. fascio, fardello 
 Parkhnne, s. cavallo da basto 
 Packneedle, 32:0 per cucire sacchi 
 Packsaddle, *. ha ita 
 
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 Packthread, s. spago 
 Packet-boat, s. nave da procaccia 
 Paction, *. patto, convenzione, ac- 
 
 corJo 
 Pad, s. una chinea, ladro a piede ; 
 
 pad-cu-.hion, s. cuscinetto, carel- 
 
 lo ; to pad, v. a. guaruir di cusci- 
 
 netti, rubar le strade 
 Paddle, v. n. guazzare ; — s. sorta 
 
 di remo corto e largo ; paddler, 
 
 s. guazzatore 
 Paddock, s. luogo chiuso, botta 
 Padlock, s. chiavistello ; — v. a. 
 
 chiudere col chiavistello 
 Pagan, s. un pagano j — ism, s. 
 
 paganismo 
 Page, s. un paggio, una pagina, 
 
 faccia'a ; — v. a. segnar le' fac- 
 
 ciate d'un libra 
 Pageant, s. carro trionfante, spet- 
 
 tacolo ; — ry, s. pompa. fasto 
 Pagod, s. pagode [secchia piena 
 Pail, s. una secchia ; pailful, s. 
 Pain, s. tormento, male, dolore, 
 
 pena ; — v. a. far della pena. 
 
 dolore. tormentare 
 Painful, a. doloroso, faticoso, peno- 
 
 so ; — ly, ad. penosamente; — 
 
 ness, s. dolore, pena 
 Painstaker, s. uomo laborioso 
 Paint, v. a. dipignere; — v.n. im- 
 
 beliertarsi; — s. pi:tura,belletto, 
 
 liscio [oro macinato 
 
 Painter, *. pittore ; painter's gold, 
 Painting, s. pittura. liscio 
 Pair, s. paio, coppia ; — of bel- 
 lows, unsoffietto; — of tables, s. 
 
 tavoliera; pair-royal, (at dice,) 
 
 zara 
 Pair, v. a. appaiare, accoppiare * 
 Palace, s. palazzo 
 Palanquin, s. palanchino 
 Palatable, a. grato al palato 
 Palate, s. palato, gusto 
 Palatinate, s. paiatinato 
 Palatine, s. palatino 
 Pale, a. pallido, smorto ; to turn 
 
 pale, v. n. impallidire 
 Pale, *. palizzata" — (in herald- 
 ry.) palo, pertica ; — of the 
 
 church, grembo della chiesa 
 Pale, v. a.'palinccare 
 Palefaced, a. smorto 
 Paleness, s. pallidezza 
 Palette, s. tavolezza, mestola 
 Palfrey, s. palafreno 
 Palinody, *. palimdia 
 Palisad-, s. palizzata ; — v. a. 
 
 palificcare 
 Palish, a. pallidetto 
 Pall. s. panno di mnrto, palio, 
 
 mantello; — v. n. diventar mu- 
 
 PAN 
 
 cido, perdere il sapore, disgu- 
 stare 
 
 Palladium, s. pal lad io 
 
 Palled, a. mucido [pagliaccio 
 
 Pallet, s. tavolezza; pallet-bed, s. 
 
 Pallia'e, v. a. palliare ; — ion, s. 
 palliamento; — ive, a. palliativo 
 
 Pallid, a. pallido, smorto 
 
 Palm, s. palma, palmo ; palm-tree, 
 s. palma ; — berry, dattoro : 
 palm, v. a. trulf'are, maneggi- 
 are ; palm Sunday, s. Domenica 
 degli ulivi 
 
 Palmer, s. pellegrino, ferula 
 
 Palmister, s. chiromante 
 
 Palmistry, s. chiromanzia 
 
 Palpable* a. palpabile, manifesto, 
 chiaro; — ness, s. qualita palpa- 
 bile ; — ly, ad. palpabilmente 
 
 Palpitation, s. palpitazione 
 
 Palpitate, v. n. palpitare 
 
 Palsy, s. paralisia ; sick of the 
 palsy, un paralitico 
 
 Palter, v.n. anfanare, cianciare, 
 prodigare; — er, s. un uomo dop- 
 pio 
 
 Paltry, a. abbietto, meschino; a 
 little paltry house, una casaccia ; 
 a paltry book, libraccio 
 
 Pimper, "v. a. trattar delicatamente, 
 ingrassare; pamper one's self, 
 traUarsi bene 
 
 Pamphlet, s. libretto di pochi fo- 
 gli ,• — eer, s. scrittore di libretti, 
 autore di libelli, libellista 
 
 Pantile, s. tegola, tegolo 
 
 Pan, s. padella, torta, scaldale^o, 
 ghiotta, tegame; — v. a. giu- 
 gnere, unire insieme 
 
 Panacea, s. panacea 
 
 Panado, s. panata 
 
 Pancake, s. sorte di frittata 
 
 Pandects, s. pandette 
 
 Pander, s. ruffiano 
 
 Pane, s. quadro ; pane of a wall, 
 un' ala di muro 
 
 Panegyric, a. attenente a panegiri- 
 co ,• — s. panegirico 
 
 Panegyrist, s. un panegirista 
 
 Pangs, s. pi. doglia es'.rema, ango- 
 scia, dolori 
 
 Panic, s. panico ; — a. panico 
 
 Pannage, s. raccoKa delle ghiande, 
 dazio sopra il panno • 
 innel, s. quadro ; pannel of a 
 sadJle, farcella; panne], s. lista 
 dei giura*i scel'i dallo sceriffo 
 
 Pannier, s. paniera, cesfa 
 
 Pan^, v. n. anelare, ansare. pal- 
 pitare, battere, an.-are di paura 
 
 Pan*alo-.n^, s. calzoni alia panta- 
 lonesca 
 
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 Pantheon, s. panteone, o rotonda 
 
 Panther, s. pantera 
 
 Panting, a. palpitan'e, ansante j 
 
 s. palpitazione di cuore 
 Pantler, s. panettiere 
 Pantofle, or Pantoufle, s. pianella 
 Pantomime, s. pantomimo 
 Pantry, s. dispensa 
 Pap, s. pappa, mammella 
 Papa^ (father,) *. babbo 
 Papacy, s. papato 
 Papal, a. papale 
 Papaverous, a. di papavero 
 Paper, s. car'a; paper-maker, s. 
 cartaio ; paper-mill, s. una car- 
 tiera ; paper-book, s. libra di 
 carta bianca ; paper-windows, 
 s. impannate ; papers, s. pi. 
 scritti, scritture 
 Papist, s. papis'a, Cattolico Romano 
 Papistical, a. di papista 
 Papism, s. il papismo 
 Par, a. uguale [s. parabola 
 
 Parable, a. facile ad ottenere ; — 
 Parabola, s. parabola, in geometria 
 Parabolical, a. parabolico 
 Paraclete, *. consolatore 
 Parade, s. parata, mostra ; to keep 
 
 up a parade, fare gran figura 
 Paradise, s. paradiso ; to bring one 
 into a fool's paradise, pascere al- 
 cuno di vana speranza, promet- 
 tergli mari e monti 
 Paradox, s. paradosso ; — ical, a. 
 
 attenente a parado-so, stupendo 
 Parage, s. spartimento 
 Paragon, s. paragone, modello 
 Paragon, v. a. paragonare 
 Paragraph, s. paragrafo 
 Parallax, s. parallasse 
 Parallel, a. paralello ; — s. com- 
 parazione ; — v. a. comparare ; 
 — ism, s. paragone, compara* 
 zione ; — ogram, s. paralello- 
 grammo ; — ly, ad. ugualmente; 
 would you put yourself on a 
 parallefwith me? vorreste foree 
 venire in competenza meco ? 
 Paralogism, and Paralogy, *. pa- 
 
 ralogismo 
 Paralogise, v. n. sofisticare 
 Paralytic, a. paralitico 
 Paramount, s. signore assoluto 
 Paramour, s. vago, amoroso 
 Paranymph, s. paraninfa 
 Parapet, s. parapetto 
 Paraphrase, s. parafrasi ; — v. a 
 ommentare ; — er, paraphrast, 
 s. parafrasto, interprete 
 Paraphrastical, a. spiegato con pa 
 
 rafrasi 
 Parasang, s. parasanga 
 
PAR 
 
 Parasite, s. parasito, ghiottone 
 
 Parasitical, a. di parasito 
 
 Parasol, ». paras >le, umbrella 
 
 Parboil, v. a. sobbollire; n.ezzo- 
 bollire 
 
 Parcel, *. fardello, porzione, som- 
 ma ; pal . Inigata di 
 
 furfanti ; — r. a. dividere, par- 
 tire 
 
 Parch, v. a. seccare, abbruciare, 
 arsicciare ; — ing, s. adustione 
 
 Parchment, s. pargamena, o carta- 
 pecora 
 
 Pardon, s. perdono, grazia, scusa ; 
 
 — v. a. pei\lonare, scusare, assol- 
 vere ; — able, a. perdonabile ; 
 — ing, s. perdonamento 
 
 Pare, v. a. pareggiare, tagliare, 
 scortecciare 
 
 Paremenis, s. pi. paranienti 
 
 Pareut, s. padre c ma Ire; God is 
 the great parent of the world, 
 Iddio e il grand' architetto del 
 mondo ; plenty is the parent of 
 luxury, l'abbondanza e la madre 
 del lusso 
 
 Parentage, s. parentado, parent; la 
 
 Paxentals, s. pi. festiui che i Ro- 
 mani facevauo all' ese.juie de' 
 loro parenti 
 
 Parenthesis, s. viz. ( ) pareutesi 
 
 Parget, s. intonicato; — o. a. in- 
 tonicare, intonacare ; — ter, s. 
 uno che intonaca ; — ing, s. in- 
 tonacato 
 
 Parhelium, s. parelio 
 
 Parian marble, s. marmo di Paros 
 
 Parietary, s. parietaria 
 
 Parities, "s. pi. tonditure; — ofap 
 pie. pear, scorzadi mela, di pera; 
 paring-knife, s. un trinco 
 
 Parish, s. parrocchia; parish du- 
 ties, *. cariche di parrocchia: 
 parish pries', s. parrocchia;. o 
 
 Parishioner, s. un parrocchiano 
 
 Parisyllabic, del medesimo nuxne- 
 ro di sillabe 
 
 P.iri'or, i. cursore, bidello 
 
 Parity,*, parita, egualita, somigli- 
 anta, similitudine 
 
 Park, *. parco, serraglio 
 
 Park ab >ut, v. a. circondare di 
 pali, &c. 
 
 Parlev,.?. pariamento, lachiamata ,• 
 
 — v. a, i arlamentare 
 Parliament, s. pariamento; par- 
 liament-house, s. palagia ove 
 s* ad una il pariamento J parlia- 
 mentarv, a. di pariamento 
 
 Parlour, s. Bala, sala basaa 
 Parhus. a. accor'.o. a^uto 
 Parmesan, *. Parmigiano 
 
 PAR 
 
 Parochial, a. parrocchiale 
 
 Parole,*, parole ; parole evidence. 
 s. teatimooianza dS viva voce ; a 
 will-parole, s. testamento nun- 
 cupativo 
 
 Parotides, s. gangole. parotide 
 
 Paroxysm, s. parosismo 
 
 Parricide, s. parricida, parricidio 
 
 Parrot, s. pappagall i 
 
 Parry, v. a. pareggiare 
 
 Parse a word, v. a. spiegare una 
 parola secondo la grammatica 
 
 Parsimonious, a. frugale, economo ; 
 — ly, ad. frugalmente 
 
 Parsimony, s. frugallta 
 
 Parsley, s. petrosemolo 
 
 Parsnep, s. pastioaca 
 
 Parson, s. piovano, ministro di par- 
 rocchia 
 
 Parsonage, s. casa del piovano 
 
 Part, s. parte, porzione, difesa, 
 dovere, funzione, pefsonaggio ; 
 parts, s. pi. qualita, doti dello 
 spirito ; a man of parts, tin uomo 
 di spirito; to take in good part, 
 pigliare in buona parte J for my 
 part, in quanto a me 
 
 Part, v. a. dividere, separare ; — 
 v. 11. disfarsi, separarsi ; — (go 
 away.) 0. a. andar via 
 
 Partake, s. partizione, divisione 
 
 Partake, v. n. participare; — er, 
 s. participatore; — ing, s. par- 
 ticipamento 
 
 Parter, s. affinafore, raffinatore 
 
 Parterre, s. giardino da fiori 
 
 Partial, a. parziale, iniquo ; — i'y, 
 s. pazzialita ; — ize, i'. n. par- 
 te? Hare; — ly. ad. parzialmente 
 
 Partible, a. divi'ibile. 
 
 Participate, v. a. participare; — 
 in?, — tion, s. participamento, 
 participazi'ine 
 
 Participial, a. di parficipio; — ly, 
 ad. a modo di participio 
 
 Particle, a. particola, particella 
 
 Particular,*, particohre; particu- 
 lar friend, amico strettO J par- 
 ticubr way. par icolari a 
 
 Particuhr, t, particolare ; — ity, 
 — nes-, *. singoUrita ; — ize, 
 v. a. parlicolarizzare; — ly, ad. 
 particnlarmente 
 
 Parting, *. sepanz.ione, partenza 
 
 Partisan, a. parti2r ; ano 
 
 Partisan, s. partisiam. fautore 
 
 Partition, t. tramezzaL, separazinne, 
 jjar izione, div'sione; partition- 
 wall, *. niuro di mezzo 
 
 Partlet, .?. joletta 
 
 Partly, ad. in par*e 
 
 Partner, s. compa^no, sozio ; — 
 403 
 
 PAS 
 
 ship, *. societa, compagnia ; en- 
 ter into partnership, associarsi 
 
 Partridge, a. pernics 
 
 Party, t. parte, compagnia ; — of 
 
 soldieis, distaccainento di soldati ; 
 to make one's self parly in any 
 thing, sostener una cosa 
 
 Tarty-jury, x. giurati spartiti 
 
 Parly-wall, *. muro divisorio 
 
 Party-coloured, o. biscolore 
 
 Parvitude, *. picctdezza 
 
 Parvity, *. minori a 
 
 Paschal, a. pastjuale 
 
 Pash, t'. a. s. hiacciare, ammaccars 
 
 Pasquil. and Pasquin. *. pasquina'a 
 
 Pass, s. grado, cond izione, stato, 
 passa-porto, botta, colpo ; — 
 v. n. and a. passare, trapassare, 
 fuggire 
 
 Pass an act, fare una lezge ; pass 
 the time, consumare il tempo ; 
 pass a compliment, compli- 
 mentare ; pass sentence, pro- 
 nunziare sentenza ; pass by, v. a. 
 scordare, omettere, andare 
 
 Pas^able, a. mediocre, praticabile 
 
 Passade, *. passata, passo, botti, 
 colpo 
 
 Passage, .?. passaggio, traversa- 
 m^nto, evento, accidente, un 
 pas^o, zara [giero 
 
 Passenger, s. viandante, un passag- 
 
 PassibUity, and Passibleness, *. 
 passibilita 
 
 Passing, *. passamento ; — ad. 
 estremamente ; passing-bell, *. 
 campana a mor'orio ; passing 
 beauty, s. bellezza senza pari 
 
 Passion," t. passione, agilazione, 
 col I era. trasporto, amore, ardore, 
 talento, incunazione, pena, pati- 
 mento 
 
 Passionate, a. collerico, stizzoso, 
 at)j)assionato, amoroso, ansioao, 
 impetuoso ; — ly, ad. passionata- 
 men'e, irriiamttite ; to be pas- 
 sionately in love with, andar 
 pazz» per amore 
 
 Passive, n. jwssivo ; — ly, ad. pas- 
 si vamente ; — ness, *. qualuk 
 passiva, sommessione 
 
 Passover, s. pasqua 
 
 Pns>p >rt. s. passaporto 
 
 Passrose, .</. specie di More 
 
 Past, a. pitesato ; past cure, inctira- 
 bile; past dispute, incontratta- 
 bile; past all darger, fuori di 
 pericoln ; to be past recovery, 
 essere disperato da' medici 
 
 Paste, *. pasta, col la ; — v. a. im- 
 pastare ; paste up, v. a. apple* 
 care 
 
PAT 
 
 Pasteboard, *. cartone 
 
 Pastern, *. garretto 
 
 Pastil, s. pastiglia 
 
 Pastime, s. passatempo, diporto 
 
 Pastor, s. pastore 
 
 Pastoral, a. pastorale 
 
 Past y, s. pasticceria ; pas'ry-cook, 
 *. pasticciere ; pastry-work, s. 
 pastime, pas'icceria 
 
 Pasturable, a. di pastura 
 
 Pasturage, and Pasture, s. pastura, 
 pascolo 
 
 Pasture, v. a. pascolare ; — ing, *. 
 pastura, pascilo 
 
 Pasty, s. pasticcio 
 
 Pat,"*, botta cilpo 
 
 Pat one, v. a. percuotere, dare una 
 botta j pat at a door, picchiare 
 ad una porta 
 
 I.i-., s. opportune, afto, a tempo 
 
 Patch, s. pezza, toppa, un neo ; — 
 0. a. rappezzare ; — v.n. met- 
 tere nei sul viso; patch up i 
 disease, palliare un male ; pa'^ 
 up a wall, s'uecare un muro; 
 — er, s. rappezzatore j — ing, s. 
 rapperzamento 
 
 Pate, s. la tes a 
 
 Pa f ee, *. un pasticcio 
 
 Patefaction, s. palesamento 
 
 Parent, {or letters-patent,) patente 
 
 Patentee, s. colui che ha una pa- 
 tente del re [diano 
 
 Pater-guardian, s. il padre-guar- 
 
 Paternal, a. pa'ernale, paterno 
 
 Paternity, s. pate mi ta 
 
 Pi'er-noster, s. pater nostro 
 
 PaJh, s. un <entiero [tetico 
 
 Paihetical, and Pathetic, a. pa- 
 
 Pathetically, ad. pateicamente 
 
 Pa'hological, a. patologico 
 
 Fa'hologist, s. patologista 
 
 Pa' trilogy, s. pa'ologia 
 
 Pathos, s. energia movente le pas- 
 sioni 
 
 Patible, a. passibile 
 
 Patience, >, pazienza 
 
 Patient, s. ammalato ; — a. pa- 
 ziente, sofferente ; — ly, ad. pa- 
 zientemente 
 
 Patine, s. patena, enperchio 
 
 Patness, s. propriety, comodita 
 
 Patly, ad. comodamente 
 
 Pa'riarch, *. patriarcaj — al, a. 
 pa'riarcale ; — a'e, s. patriareato 
 
 Patrician, s. patrizio, nobile Ro- 
 mano 
 
 Patriciate, s. pa'riziato 
 
 Patrimonial, a. pat' imoniale 
 
 Patrimony. s. palrunoaio 
 
 Patriot, s. difensore delta sua patria 
 
 Patriotism, *. zclo per la patria 
 
 PEA 
 
 Patrol, s. ronda j v. n. far la ronda 
 
 Pa ron, s. pioteitore, padrone 
 
 Patronage, s. padronaggio, padro- 
 nato, pro ezione 
 
 Fational, a. di padrone 
 
 Patroness, s. padronessa 
 
 Patronise, v. a. difeudere, patroc: 
 nare 
 
 Patronymic, a. patronimico 
 
 Patten,**, zoecolo ; pa' ten-maker, t 
 zoccolaio ; — of a pillar, zoecolo 
 di colonna [stra 
 
 Pattern, s. esempio, modello, mo- 
 Paucity, s. piccolo numero 
 
 Paunch, s. paiicia 
 
 Paunch, v. a. sventrare 
 
 Paunchbellied, a. panciuto 
 
 Pause, s. pausa, fermata 
 
 Pau>e, v. n. pausare, fermarsi, ri- 
 fleitere 
 
 Pausing, s. pausa 
 
 Pavau, (Spanish dance,) s. pavana, 
 ballo 
 
 Pave, v.n. lastricare; pave with 
 bricks, ammatonare 
 
 Pavement, s. paviu;ento, lastricato 
 
 Pavier, s. un lastricatore 
 
 Pavilion, s. padiglione, tenda 
 
 Paving beetle, s. mazzeranga 
 
 Paw, s. zampa; — v. a. zampet- 
 tare. niaue^iare 
 
 Pawn. s. un pegno : — (at chess,) 
 pedona ; pawn-broker, s. usuraio 
 
 Pawn, v. a. impegnare 
 
 Pay, s. paga, soldo 
 
 Pay, v; a. pa<are, soddi:-fare; pay 
 a visit, reudere una visita; pay 
 a ship, impeciare un vascello'j 
 I paid him in the same coin, gli 
 h^ re-o pan per focaccia ; to rob 
 Peter to pay Paul, fare un debito 
 nuovo p^r pazare un vecchio 
 
 Payable, a. ; >^abile 
 
 Pay back, v. a. restituire 
 
 Payer, and Jaymaster, s. chepaga, 
 pasjatore 
 
 Payn»=nt, s. pagamento 
 
 Pay oh* - , ba-^tonare, malmenare 
 
 Pea, *. un piscllo 
 
 Peace, s. pace, riposo, Concordia, 
 unione, riconciliazione ; peace- 
 maker. *. mediato a; a justice 
 of the peace, commissario 
 
 Peaceable, a. pacificoj — ness, *. 
 na'ura pacifica 
 
 Peaceful, a. tranquillo ; — ly, ad. 
 tianquillamen e ; — ne^s, s. trau- 
 quillita 
 
 Peach, v. a. accusare 
 
 Peach, s. persica, pesca j — tree, *. 
 un persico 
 
 Peacher, *. accu<atore 
 404 
 
 PED 
 
 Peacock, *. pavone ; peahen, A 
 pavonessa ; a young peacock, a» 
 pavoncello 
 Peak, s. punta ; — of a hill, cima 
 
 d'un monte 
 Peaking, a. malaticcio 
 
 Peal, s. fracasso, strepito, scampa- 
 nio; peal of hail, burrasca di 
 gragnuola; to ring one a peal, 
 sgridare 
 
 Pear, s. pera ; — tree, s. pero 
 
 Pearch, see Perch, and its deriva- 
 tives 
 
 Pearl, s. perla, maglia nell'occhio, 
 lertera piccola ; a \\ rapped pearl, 
 perla bernoccoluta j mother-of- 
 pearl, madre peilaj a cross set 
 out wi h pearls, croce imperlata 
 
 Peasant, s. coj-tadino 
 
 Peasantry, s. l'ordine, contadinesco 
 
 Pea.-e, s. \>\ elli ; pease-porridge, *. 
 zuppa di piselli 
 
 Pebble, *. selce, selice 
 
 Peccadillo, s. peccatuzzo 
 
 Peccant, a. peccante 
 
 1'eck, s. provenda ; to be in a peck 
 of troubles, trovarsi in un mar 
 di guai 
 
 Peck, v. a. beccare 
 
 Pectoral, a. pettorale, stomacale; 
 — s. un pettorale 
 
 Peculation, s. peculato 
 
 Peculiar, a. singolare, particolare, 
 sj eziaie, idoneo; peculiars, s.pl. 
 parrocchie pri vilegiate ,* — ity, *. 
 siiigolarita \ — ly, ad. partico'lar- 
 men'e 
 
 Pecuniary, a. pecuniario 
 
 Pedagogical, a. pedagogo 
 
 Pcda^ogUm, s. offlzio di pedagogo 
 
 Peda^o^ue, s. pedagogo 
 
 Pedagogy, s. pedagogia 
 
 Pedal, s. pedale 
 
 Pedant, *. un pedante, saccentone; 
 pedan-like, ad. pedantesca- 
 nientej pedantic, ai.d pedanti- 
 cal, a. {)edantesco, di pedante 
 
 Pedantry, s. pedantismo, pedante- 
 ria [pietre 
 
 Pe<feiero, s. strumento da gittar 
 
 Pedes'al, *. pirdes'allo 
 
 Pedicle, s. picciuolo 
 
 Pedicular, and Pediculous, a. pedi- 
 colare 
 
 Pedigree, *. genealogia 
 
 Pediment, s. fmn 1 one 
 
 Peddle, v. a. far il mestiere di 
 imrcan"u7zo 
 
 Peddling, a. piccolo 
 
 Pedlar, *. nurcan'uzzo, merraiuo- 
 lo ; pedlai's ware-, *. mercan- 
 ziuole 
 
PEN 
 
 Pedobaptism, *. il battesimo dei 
 bambini 
 
 Peel, *. pelle, scorza ; an oven peel, 
 pala da forno ; a printer's peel, 
 palletta da stampatore 
 
 Peel, v. a. scortecciare, sbucciare ; 
 peel hemji, maciullare delta ca- 
 napa ; peel od', v. n. scorticarsi, 
 sca^liar-ii 
 
 Peep, or Break of day, s. Io spun- 
 tar del giorno 
 
 Peep, t>. n. spuntare, pigolare, usci- 
 re, guardare di secreto ; peep 
 in, v. it. guardare dentro j peep 
 out, guardar fuora [spalletta 
 
 Feer, s. un pari, ottiinato, un molo, 
 
 Peers, * pi. uguali, pari [cosa 
 
 Peer upon, v. n. occheggiare una 
 
 Peerage, t. dignita di pari, dazio 
 pel tnantenimento d'un ponte 
 
 Peeress, s. moglie d'un pari 
 
 Peerless, a. inconiparabile 
 
 Peevish, a. fastidioso, fantastico ; 
 — ly, ad. fan'asticamente; — ness, 
 «. siegno, o fastidio [co 
 
 Peg,*, cavicchia. caviglia, unbroc- 
 
 Peg, v. a. incavigliare 
 
 Pelagians, s. pi. Pelagiani 
 
 Pelfj*. cosa s|)rezzevole, ricchezze 
 
 Pelican, *. pellicano 
 
 Pellet, s. palhttola, palla 
 
 Pellicle, s. pellicella 
 
 Pcllitory, s. parietaria 
 
 Pellucid, a. trasparente j — ness, s. 
 trasparenza 
 
 Pell-mell, ad. confusamente 
 
 Ptlt, s. pelle, cuoioj pelt wool, s. 
 lana tra'ta da una pecora morta ; 
 pelt. v. a. tirare, lanci are sopra ; 
 pelt and chafe, v. n. tempestare 
 
 Pen. s. unapenna, pollaio, mandra; 
 penknife, s. temperinn; pencase, 
 *. peunaiuolo j penful, *. una 
 penna'a [ta 
 
 Pea, v. n. scrivere. mettere in car- 
 Pen up, v. a. rinchiudere 
 
 Penal, a. penale 
 
 Penalty, s. penalita 
 
 Penance, *. penitenza 
 
 Penates, s. i dei peuati 
 
 Pence, s. pi. soldi 
 
 Pencil, s. pennello 
 
 Pendants, s. pi. oreechini ; — of a 
 ship, pennoni di vascello 
 
 Pf-ndulnus, a. pendolone, incerto, 
 im»:>luto 
 
 Pendulum, ». pendolo; pendulum- 
 watch. J. oriuolo a pendolo 
 
 Penetrability, *. penet rabilita 
 
 Penetrable, a. penetrabile 
 
 Pene'rate, v. a. penetrare 
 
 Penetrating, and Penetration, t. 
 
 PER 
 
 penetrazione, acutezza, sottigli- 
 ezza 
 
 Penetrative, a. penetrativo 
 
 Peninsula, s. peninsola 
 
 Penitence, s. penitenza 
 
 Penitent, a. penitente ; — s. peni- 
 tente j — ial, a. penitcnziale ; — 
 iary, s. penitenziere, penitenzie- 
 ria 
 
 Pennant, s. fune che serve nei 
 vascelli 
 
 Penner, s. pennaiuolo 
 
 Penniless, a. senza denari, pnvero 
 
 Penny, s. un soldo ; pennyworth, 
 s. quanto si compra per un soldo, 
 compra fatta con vaniag^io ; to 
 buy a good pennyworth, eomprar 
 a buon prezzo 
 
 Pensile, o. so.-peso 
 
 Pension, s. pensione 
 
 Pensioner, s. salariato 
 
 Pensive, a. pensieroso, tristo, ram- 
 marico ; — ly, ad. pi-nsierosa- 
 men'e ; — nes;, s. pensieso, me- 
 stizia, malinconia 
 
 Pentagonal, a. pentagonale 
 
 Pentagon, s. pen'asrono 
 
 Pentameter, s. pentametro 
 
 Penta'euch, s. pentateuco 
 
 Pentecost, s. la Pentecos f e 
 
 Penthouse, s. grondaia, gronda ; — 
 of a steeple, s. coperta della fine- 
 st rel la 
 
 Penurious, a. avaro, spiloreio, po- 
 vero, miserabile ; — ly, ad. ava- 
 ramente; — ness, ?. avarizia, spi- 
 lorceria 
 
 Penury, s. indigenza, miseria 
 
 Pennywort, or Wild mint, s. men- 
 ta salvatica 
 
 Peony, s. peonia 
 
 People, s. popolo, nazione, mondo 5 
 full of people, molto popolato 
 
 People, v. a. popolare 
 
 Pepper, s. pepe ; pepper-box, s. pe- 
 paiuola; pepper-plant, s. albero 
 di pepe ; pepper-proof, che e ac- 
 costumato al' pepe ; wall-pepper, 
 s. sempreviva 
 
 Pepper, v. a. impepare 
 
 Per, pr. Ex. per annum, per anno 
 
 Peracute, a. acutissimo [do 
 
 Perad venture, ad. forse, per azzar- 
 
 Peragration, s. viaggio, corso, pe- 
 ragrazione 
 
 Perambulate, v. n. girare, vagare 
 
 Perambulation, s. giro, \hzz\n 
 
 Perambulator, s. un gran cammi- 
 natore 
 
 Perceivable, a. percettibile 
 
 Perceive, v. a. scoprire, asservare, 
 concepire, capire 
 405 
 
 PER 
 
 Perceptible, a. percettibile 
 Perception, s. percezione, intelli 
 
 genza 
 Perch, *. pertica, nomed'un pesce 
 
 — v. adagiarsi sopra una pertica, 
 collocare 
 
 Perchance, ad. per caso, forse 
 Tercolation, s. filtrnzione, filtro 
 Percussion, *. percussione 
 Perdition, s. perdizione ? rovina 
 Perdue, a. perduto, sentinella ava»- 
 
 zata 
 Perdues, s. pi. soldati esposti 
 Perdurable, a. perdurabile 
 Perduration, s. durata 
 Peregrination, s. peregri nazione 
 Peregrine, a. peregrino, fores'iero 
 Peremptorily, ad. perenloriamente 
 Peremptoriness, s. maniera deci- 
 
 siva 
 Peremptory, a. perentorio, deci«i- 
 
 vo, assoluto 
 Perennial, a. perenne, continuo, 
 
 perpe!uo 
 Perennity, s. perpetuita 
 Perfect, a. perfetto, con.^umato, ve- 
 
 ro, puro 
 Perfect, v. a. perfezionare, finirr, 
 
 compire ; — ed, a. perfetto ; — 
 
 ion, s. perfezione, ecc. llenza ; — 
 
 ly, ad. perfe'tamente, a mente ; 
 
 — ness, #. perfezione 
 Perfidious, a. peifido, infidoj — ly, 
 
 ad. perfidameniej — ness,*. pur- 
 
 fidia, tradimento 
 Perfidy, s. perfidia 
 Perforate, v. a. perforare, forare 
 Perforation, s. perforamento, buco. 
 
 pertugio 
 Perforce, ad. per forza 
 Perform, v. a. effettuare, eseguire, 
 
 fare ; — upon an ins'rument, su- 
 
 onare d'un istrumento 
 Performance, *. compimento ; mil- 
 itary performance, fatti mjlitari ; 
 
 an ingenious performance, opera 
 
 ineegnosa 
 Performer, s. esecutore 
 Perfume, *. profumo ; — v. a. pro- 
 
 fumare ; — er, s. profumiere ; 
 
 perfumirig-pan, or pot, *. profu- 
 
 miera, turibile 
 Perfunctorily, ad. negligentemente, 
 
 leggermente 
 Perfunctory, a. fa 1 to alia grossa 
 Perfunctonness, *. negligenza 
 Perhaps, ad. forse 
 Pericardium, s. pericardio 
 Pericranium, s. pericranio 
 Perigee. .?. p -ri reo 
 Perihelium. s. perielio 
 Peril, s. periglio, rischio 
 
PER 
 
 Perilous, a. pericoloso; — ly, ad. 
 
 pericolosamente 
 Perimeter, s. peri metro 
 Period, *. periodo ; to bring to a 
 
 period, finire, terminare ; in the 
 
 last period of his life, nell' ulti- 
 mo punto della sua vita ; in the 
 
 highest period of his glory, nel 
 
 colmo della sua gloria 
 Periodical, a. periodico; — ly, ad. 
 
 periodicamente 
 Peripatetic, s. peripatetico 
 Periphery, s. circonferenza 
 Periphrasis, s. perifrasi, circonlo- 
 
 cuzione 
 Periphrase, v. n. usar perifrasi 
 Periphrastical, a. perifrastico 
 Peripneumonical, a. peripneumo- 
 
 nico 
 Peripneumony, t. peripneumonia 
 Perish, v. M. perire, mancare, mo- 
 
 rire 
 Perishable, o. caduco, cadevole ; 
 
 — ness, s. canducita 
 Peristyle, s. peristilio 
 Periwig, s. parrucca 
 Periwinkle, s. pervinca 
 Perjure, v. a. spergiurare 
 Perjurer, s. spergiuro 
 Perjury, s. spergiuro 
 Perk up, v. n. ricuperar le forze, 
 
 alzar la testa [bile 
 
 Permanent, a. permanente, dura- 
 Pennanston, s. permanenza 
 Permissible, a. ehe pub essere per- 
 
 messo 
 Permission, s. permissione 
 Permit, v. a. permettere, conce- 
 
 dere, accordare 
 Permutation, s. permutazione 
 Permute, v. a. cambiare, permu- 
 
 tare 
 Permuter, s. permutatore 
 Pernicious, a. pernizioso : — ly, ad. 
 
 perniziosamente ; — ness, s. qua- 
 
 lita perniziosa 
 Peroration, s. perorazione 
 Perpend, v. a. pesare, considerare 
 Perpendicular, a. perpendicolare ; 
 
 — ly, ad. perpendicolarmente 
 Perpetrate, v. a. perpetrare, com- 
 
 mettere, fare 
 Perpetual, a. perpetuale 
 Perpetually, ad. perpetuamente 
 Perpetuating, and Perpetuation, s. 
 
 perpetuanza 
 Perpetuity, s. perpetuita [gliare 
 Perplex, v. a. intrisare, imbro- 
 Perplexed, a. imbroglia'o 
 Perplexedly, ad. confusamente 
 Perplexi'y, *. perplessita, incertcz- 
 
 za, confusione 
 
 PER 
 
 Perquisites, s. pi. emolumenti, pro- 
 
 fitto 
 Perquisition, s. perquisizione 
 Perquisitor, *. inquisitore 
 Perry, *. cidro fatto di pere 
 Persecute, v. a. perseguitare, im- 
 
 portunare 
 Persecution, s. persecuzione 
 Persecutor, s. persecutore 
 Perseverance, s. perseveranza 
 Perseverant, a. perseverante 
 Persevere, v. n. perseverare, con- 
 
 tinuare 
 Persevering, s. perseverazione j — 
 
 ly, ad. perseverantemente 
 Persian, s.. Persiana ; — a. Persico 
 Persist, v. n. persistere, continu- 
 are ; — ing, — ance, s. persisten- 
 za, fermezza, ostinazione 
 Person, 5. persona, figuraj to ap- 
 pear in person, comparire per- 
 sonalmente 
 Personable, a. vistoso, arioso, che 
 
 ha liberta di litigare 
 Personage, s. personaggio 
 Personal, a. personale ; personal 
 goods, beni mobili ; — ity, s. per- 
 sonality ingiuria, invettiva 
 Personally, ad. personalmente 
 Personate, v. a. rappresentare 
 Perspective, s. perspettiva, prospet- 
 
 tiva, paesaggio 
 Perspicacious", a. perspicace 
 Perspicacity, s. perspicacita, saga- 
 
 cita 
 Perspicuity, s. chiarezza, purezza 
 Perspicuous, a. chiaro, evidente ; 
 
 — ly, ad. chiaramente 
 Perspirable, a. capace di perspira- 
 
 zione 
 Perspiration, s. perspirazione 
 Perspire, v. tu perspirare 
 Perstringe, v. a. toccare breve- 
 
 mente 
 Persuade, v. a. persuadere 
 Persuade one's self, v. it. credere, 
 immaginarsi [suasiva 
 
 Persuasibly, ad. d'una maniera per- 
 Persuasion, s. persuasione, opi- 
 
 nione, credenza, religione 
 Persuasive, and Persuasory, a. per- 
 suasivo [vo 
 
 Persuasively, ad. in modo persuasi- 
 Persuade, v. a. persuadere 
 Pert, a. vivace, alerto, imperti- 
 
 nente 
 Pertain, v. n. spettare, concernere 
 Pertinacious, o. ostinato, pertinace ; 
 
 — ly, ad. pertinacemente 
 Pertinacity, and Pertinacy, s. osti- 
 nazione 
 Pertinence, s. convenevolezza 
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 PET 
 
 Pertinent, o. convenevole ; — ly, 
 
 ad. pertinentemente 
 Pertingency, s. il ferire, toccare 
 Pertiugent, a. che ferisce 
 Pertness, s. ardore, vivacita, cici- 
 
 lio, cicalamento 
 Pertinence, s. pertinenza 
 Perturbate, v. a. turbare 
 Perturbation, *. perturbazione, 
 
 commovimento 
 Perturbator, s. perturbatore 
 Peruke, s. parrucca 
 Peruke-maker, s. parrucchiere 
 Perusal, s. lettura, esame 
 Peruse, v. a. rivedere, leggere 
 Peruser, s* lettore 
 Perusing, s. lettura 
 Peruvian, a. che e del Peril ; Peru- 
 
 vian bark, s. la china 
 Pervade, v. a. penetrare, trapassare 
 Perverse, a. perverse, malvagio j 
 
 — ly, ad. perversamente ; — new, 
 
 — ity, s. perversita, malvagita, 
 
 depravazione 
 Perversion, s. sconvolgimento 
 Pervert, v. a. pervertere, depra- 
 
 vare, sconvolgere 
 Perverter, s. corruttore 
 Pervicacious, a. osiinato 
 Pervicacity, &. ostinazione 
 Pervious, a. passabile 
 Pest, s. peste, coniagione ; pest=> 
 
 house, s. spedale degli appestati 
 Pester, v. a. inquietare, infestare 
 Pestiferous, a. pestifero, pernizioso 
 Pestilence, s. pestilenza, peste 
 Pestilent, and Pestilential, a. pesti- 
 fero, pestilenziale 
 Pestle, s. pestello ; — of pork, l'os* 
 
 so del presciuto 
 Pet, s. sdegno, collera ; to take pet 
 
 at a thing, offenders! 
 Petalism, s. petalismo 
 Petard, s. petardo 
 Peterpence, s. tributo d'un soldo al 
 
 Papa 
 Petition, *. supplica, memoriale, 
 
 domanda, preghiera 
 Petition one, v. a. presentare una 
 
 supplica di qualche cosa 
 Pe'itioner, s. un supplicante 
 Petrific, a. petrifico 
 Petrification, s. petrificazione 
 Petrify, v. a. impietrire ; — v. ru 
 
 impietrarsi ; ^-ing, *. petrifica- 
 zione 
 Petticoat, s. sottana, gonna 
 Pettifogger, s. un beccalite 
 Pettifogging, s. lite, briga 
 Pettish, o. fastidioso, di cattivo 
 
 umore 
 Pettitoes, s. pi. piedi di porcellQ 
 
PHY 
 
 Petto. Ex. to keep a thins in 
 petto, conservar la meniona di 
 che si sia 
 
 Petty, o. piccolo, picciolo ; pe'ty 
 king, HO recotOj petty-l.in.vny, 
 *. la.lroncelleria ; petty -pattees, 
 *. pi. pasticetti 
 
 Petulancy. J. petulauza ; — ant, a. 
 haejvo, tH'tui.ui'f 
 
 Pew, s. bauco di chiesa 
 
 Pewter, s. stagno, peltro, piatti di 
 tfirgirr [stagno 
 
 Pewu rer, s. quello che lavora di 
 
 Phalanx, *. EaU 
 
 Phantasm, s. fantasma 
 
 Phantastical, and Phantastic, o. 
 fantastico 
 
 Phm'om. s. fantasma 
 
 Pharisaical, a. di fariseo 
 
 Pharisaism, s. la religione dei fari- 
 sei, i| 
 
 Pharmaceutical, and Pharmaceu- 
 tic, a. di farmazia 
 
 Pharmacy, s. farmazia 
 
 Phasis, pi. Phases, s. fase, appa- 
 renza 
 
 Pheasant, s. uu fagiano ; a hen 
 phsasant, s. una fagiana ; a 
 pheasant pewet, un fagianotto 
 
 Phial, a. caraffa, o fiale 
 
 Philanthropical, a. umano, benigno 
 
 Philanthropy, *. umanita, cortesia 
 
 Philologer. *. filologo 
 
 Philological, a. filologo 
 
 Philologist, s. un filologo 
 
 Philology, s. filologia 
 
 Philomel, *. filomena 
 
 Philosopher, s. un fiiosofo ; phi- 
 losopher's stone, s. la pietra filo- 
 8ofaie ; a moral philosopher, un 
 moralista ; a natural philosopher, 
 un naturalista 
 
 Philosophical, a. filosofico ; — ly, 
 ad. filosoficamente 
 
 Philosophize, v. n. filosofegeiare 
 
 Philosophy, $. filosofia ; moral 
 philosophy, la morale ; natural 
 philosophy, la fisica 
 
 Phil'er. I. fiUro 
 
 Phlebotomy, s. flebotomia 
 
 Phlegm, i.'flemma 
 
 Phlezrnon. s. specie di tumore 
 
 Phcenix. *. fenice [Bolosrna 
 
 Phosphorus, *. fosforo, pietra d; 
 
 Phrase, s. frase ; — v. a. esprimere 
 
 Phraseology, s. frase, dizione 
 
 Phrensy. *. frenesia 
 
 Phthisis, #. tisichezza 
 
 Phylacteries, s. pi. filateri 
 
 Physical, a. fisico, naturale, fisi- 
 cale, medicinale; — ly, ad. se> 
 condo la medicina, fisicamente 
 
 PIE 
 
 Physician, *. un fisico, un medico 
 
 Physic, v. a. medicare, medica- 
 mentaro 
 
 Physics, s. fisica 
 
 PhysiogD >niir, and Physiognomist, 
 $. Ba niomista 
 
 Physiognomy, s. fisonomia, aria 
 
 Physiologer, s. colui ch' e versato 
 nella fisiologia 
 
 Physiological, a. fisiologico 
 
 Physiology, s. fisiologia 
 
 Phyz, s. viso, muso 
 
 Piacular, a. espiatorio 
 
 Pia-mater, membrane, s. pia madre 
 
 Piastre, s. piastra [tico 
 
 Piazza, s. piazza pubblica, un por- 
 
 Pica, s. voglia di donna gravida; 
 specie di lettera per istampare 
 
 Picaroon, s. vascello da corseg- 
 giare, corsale, pirata 
 
 Pick, s. mazzuolo ; picklock, s. un 
 grimaldello, quello che apre le 
 porte col grimaldello ; pick- 
 pocket, s. tagliaborse, borsaiuolo ; 
 pickthanks, *. un palpatore, adu- 
 latore 
 
 Pick, v. a. nettare, mondare ; pick 
 wool, v. a. cardare la lana ; 
 
 {)ick a fowl, spennare un' uccel- 
 o ; pick a bone, rosicare un' 
 osso ; pick a lock, aprire una 
 serratura col grimaldello; pick 
 a quarrel with one, attaccare lite 
 con alcuno; pick and steal, ciuf- 
 fare, rubare ; pick and choose, 
 sciesdiere, cappare ; pick one's 
 pocket, truffare ; pickthanks, pi- 
 aggiarei pick out a livelihood, 
 guadagnarsi il vitto [terra 
 
 Pick up, v. a. raccorre, levar di 
 Picket, s. picchetto, palicciuolo 
 Pickings, s. pi. mondiglia 
 Pickle, s. salamoia ; — v. a. ma- 
 
 rinare, salare, confetfare 
 Picture, s. pittura, quadro ; to be 
 
 the picture of, rassomigliare 
 Picture-drawer, s. un pittore 
 Picture, v. a. dipignere, rappre- 
 sentare [luccare 
 
 Piddle, v. n. denticchiare, bada- 
 Piddler, s. un badalucco 
 Piddling business, una bagatella 
 Pie, s. un pasticcio ; magpie, s. una 
 
 gozza 
 Pie-ball, or Pied, a. pezzato 
 Pie-ball, *. cavallo pezzato 
 Piece, s. tozzo, pezzo, una pezza ; 
 — of ordnance, s. un cannone ; 
 piece-meal, *. pezzo a pezzo; a 
 soldier's piece, s. un moschetto ; 
 a fowling-piece, s. uno schiop- 
 petto 
 
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 PIM 
 
 Piece, v. a. rappezzare ; piece a 
 
 coat, racconciare uu' abito 
 Pied, a. pezzato 
 Pic-powder court, *. corte che si 
 
 tiene nelle fiere 
 Pier, s. pilastro d'un ponte 
 Pierce, v. a. fbrare, penctrare ; 
 
 pierce through, straforare ; pierce 
 
 a pipe of wine, spillare una 
 
 botte di vino 
 Piercing, a. acuto, sottile, vivace ; 
 
 — ly, ad. sottilmente 
 Piety, s. pieta, devozione, amore 
 Pig, s. un porcelle ; pigsty, s. uu 
 
 porcile ; pigeyed, a. die ha gli 
 
 occhi jticcoli ; a boar-pig, s. 
 
 verro ; a pig of lead, s. forma ai 
 
 piombo 
 Pig, v. n. figliare 
 Pigeon, s. columba ; pigeon-house, 
 
 s. columbaio ; pigeon-hole, s. 
 
 cestino ; pigeon-pie, s. pasticcio 
 
 di piccioni 
 Pigment, s. belletto 
 Pigmy, s. un pigmeo, un nano 
 Pike, s. luccio, picca ; pikeman, 3. 
 
 soldato armato di picca; pike- 
 staff, s. bastone puututo 
 Pilaster, *. pilastro 
 Pilchard, s. sardella 
 Pile, *. monte, massa, mucchio, 
 
 palo; pile of wood, catasta di 
 
 legna 
 Piles, s. pi. emorroide 
 Pile up, v. a. ammassare, ammuc- 
 
 chiare 
 Pilferer, s. ladroncello 
 Pilfering, s. ladroncelleria 
 Pilsrrim, *, pellegrino 
 Pilgrimage, s. pellegrinaggio 
 Pill.4. pillola 
 Pillage, s. sacco, preda; — v. a. 
 
 predare, saccheggiare ; — er, *. 
 
 saccheggiatore ; — ing, s. sac- 
 
 cheggiamento 
 Pillar, s. pilastro, colonna 
 Pillion, *. sella da donna 
 Pillory, 8. la berlina 
 Pillow, s. guanciale 
 Pillowbeer, and Pillowcase, *. fo- 
 
 dera di guanciale 
 Pilot, s. piloto, nocchiere ; — v. a. 
 
 governare una nave; —age, s. 
 
 l'uffizio del piloto 
 Pimp, s. ruffiano; — v. n. far il 
 
 ruffiano; —ing, a. povero, me- 
 
 schino, di poca s'ima 
 Pimpernel, *. pimpinella 
 Pimple, s. enfiatello, pustuletta ; 
 
 a face full of pimples, un viso 
 
 pieno di pustulette 
 Pimpled, a. pieno di pustulette 
 
PIP 
 
 Pin, *. spilla, sb; iglio ; to piny at 
 nine-pins, giuocafedi sbrigli ; — 
 (of a musical instrument,) s. 
 bischero ; — (of a sundial,) s. 
 sliled'oriuoloasole ; — (to make 
 a door fast,) s. chiavistello ; pin 
 and web in the eye, maglia, ca- 
 taratta ; pincase, s. stuccio per 
 le spille ; pin dust, s. limatura ; 
 a cris; ing-pin, s. calamistro 5 
 larding-pin, s. lardaruolo; rol- 
 ling; in, s. matterello di pastic- 
 ciere j axlepiu, chiodo di ruoia 
 
 Pinfold, s. parco da pecore 
 
 Pin, v. a. appuntare con una spilla ; 
 pin up a gown, succi^mre una 
 gonnella ; pin up a window, ser- 
 rare una finestra con caviglie; 
 pin one's opinion to — , seguitare 
 l'altrui parere 
 
 Pincer, s. cane; pincers, s. pi. 
 tauaglie 
 
 Pinch, s. pizzico, presa, angustia, 
 necessi : a ; to be at a pinch, tro- 
 varsi all' estreniita 
 
 Pinch, v. a. pizzicare, stringere, 
 pu^nere, molleggiare ; — v. n. 
 pafir*, soffrire.j pinch one, strap- 
 pazzare uno 
 
 Pinch off, v. a. strappare 
 
 Piuchpenny, and Pinchfist, s. spi- 
 lorcio, taccagno ; pinched with 
 hunger, aii'amato 
 
 Pincushion, s. cuscinetto per le 
 spille 
 
 Pindaric,- a. Pindarico 
 
 Pine, or Pine-tree, s. unpino ; pine- 
 apple, ananasso, pina ; pine- 
 grove, s. pine'a ; the kernel of a 
 pine-apple, pinocchio del pino 
 
 Pine, v. 71. languire, mancare 
 
 Pineal, a. pineale 
 
 Pining, s. languore ; — a. lan- 
 guente 
 
 Pinion, s. rocchetto ; pinions of a 
 fowl, le ale d'un uccello 
 
 Pinion, v. a. inchiodare ; pinion 
 one, legar le braccia ad alcuno 
 
 Pink, s. garofano, pinco 
 
 Pink, v. a. taggliuzzare, palpe- 
 brizzare 
 
 Pinker, s. tazliuzzatore 
 
 Pinkin?, s. ta;diuzzamento 
 
 Pink-eyed, che ha gli occhi piccoli 
 
 Pinnace, s. scappavia [colmo 
 
 Pinnacle, s. pinnacolo, merlo, il 
 
 Pinner, *. spillettaio 
 
 Pint, s. foglietta 
 
 Pioneer, s. ^uas'a'ore 
 
 Pious, a. pio, divoto ; — ly, ad. 
 piamente 
 
 Pip, *. pipita, macchia nelle carte 
 
 PIT 
 
 Pip, v. a. levar via la pipita 
 
 Pipe, s. una pipa, condoito, acqui- 
 dotto, sampogna ; — of wine, 
 botte di vino; bagpipe, s. cor- 
 namusa ; clysterpipe, cannella 
 di serviziale 
 
 Pipe, v. rt. suonar la sampogna 
 
 Piper, s. sampognatore ; to pay the 
 piper, restare truffato 
 
 Piping-hot, s. caldo caldo 
 
 Pipkin, s. pignatta, mela appiuola 
 
 Piquant, a. piccante, pugnente 
 
 Pique, s. una picca ; — v. a. pic- 
 care, farsi punto d ; onore, piccar- 
 si, pretendere di sapor una cosa, 
 offendere, irritare 
 
 Piracy, s. corso ; to exercise piracy, 
 corseggiare 
 
 Pirate, s. pirate, corsale, plagiario ; 
 — v. a. rubare 
 
 Piratical, a. di pirato 
 
 Piscary, s. il privilegio della pesca 
 
 Pisces, s. pesce, uno di dodici se- 
 gn i del zodiaco 
 
 Pismire, s. formica 
 
 Piss, s. piscio, orina ; — v. n. ori- 
 nare [s'racchio 
 
 Pistachio, or Pistachio nut, s. pi- 
 
 Pistol, 5. pistola ; pis' ol -case, s. 
 fonda di pistola; pistol-shot, pis- 
 tol ettata 
 
 Pistole, s. doppia 
 
 Pit, s. fossa, fosso ; — in a play- 
 house, s. platea ; sandpit, s. re- 
 naio; coal-pit, s. miniera di car- 
 bone ; armpit, s. l'ascella ; a 
 claypit, ltio^o argilloso ; bottom- 
 less pit, abisso; pitfall, s. schi- 
 accia 
 
 Pitch, s. pece ; pitch-tree, pino, 
 zampino ; pitchfork, s. forca, 
 forcone; stone-pitch, pece dura 
 
 Pitch, s. cima, alfezza ; the highest 
 pi*ch of a thing, la sommita 
 d'una cosa 
 
 Pi f ch, v. a. impeciare, impego- 
 lare ; pitch a tent, piantare una 
 tenda ; pi'ch a net, spiegare una 
 rete ; pitch a camp, porsi a cam- 
 po ; pitch a wheel, impeciare 
 una ruota; pitch a ship, spal- 
 mare un vascello ; pitch upon a 
 thing, sce^liere una co-a ; pi'ch 
 upon one's head, cascare col la 
 testa all' iniiu ; pitched battle, 
 bat'aglia schieratii 
 
 Pitcher, s. brocca 
 
 Pitchy, a. meschino, misero ; — 
 ly, ad. meschinam°nte 
 
 Pi'h, s. midolla, midollo, anjma 
 
 Pi hily, ad. vi^orosamente 
 
 Pithiness, s. forza. energia 
 408 
 
 PLA 
 
 Pithless, a. smid lla<o, secco 
 
 Pithy, a. midolloso 
 
 Pitiable, and Pitiful, a. meschino, 
 lamentevole, pietoso j — ly, ad. 
 miseramente, pietosamente j — 
 ness, s. misericord ia 
 
 Pitiless, a. spietato, crudele, inu- 
 mano [particella 
 
 Pittance, *. pietanza, porzioncella, 
 
 Pitted with the small-pox, a. but- 
 terato 
 
 Pituitous, a. pituitoso 
 
 Pity, *. pieta, compassione, pecca- 
 to, danno 
 
 Pity, v. a. compatire, compiangere 
 
 Pivot, s. perno, cardine 
 
 Pix, s. pisside [placarsi 
 
 Placability, s. affabilita, facilita a 
 
 Placable, a. placabile 
 
 Placard, s. proclamazione, editto, 
 permissione 
 
 Place, *. luogo, sito, posto, rango, 
 qualita, condizione, impiego, ca- 
 rico, piazza, fortezza; place of 
 arms, piazza d'arme ; to give 
 place, cedere, dare luogo ; to 
 take place of one, precedere, 
 tener il luogo 
 
 Place, v. a. allegare, collocare. 
 mettere al servizio di — 
 
 Placid, a. dolce, grazioso 
 
 Placket, s. la parte d'avanti d'una 
 sottana 
 
 Plagiarism, s. plagiarismo 
 
 Plagiary, s. un ladro di fanciulli, 
 plagiario 
 
 Plague, s. la peste, contagione, fla- 
 gello, gastigo, un' importuno 
 plague-sore, s. gavocciolo 
 
 Plague, v. a. tormentare, appestare 
 
 Plaguily, ad. gagliardamente 
 
 Plaguy, a. cattivo, pericoloso 
 
 Plaice, *. passere 
 
 Plain, a. piano, eguale, schietto, 
 semplice, chiaro, evidente, sin- 
 cero, candido, franco ; plain 
 dealer, s. uomo dabbene ; plain- 
 dealing, 9. buona fede, probita; 
 plain song, s. canto fermo ; plain 
 coat, abito schietto ; to speai 
 plain, parlar chiaramente ; to 
 go pain, vestirsi semplicemente 
 
 Plain. *. pianura ; — v. a. li vellare 
 
 Plainly, ad. sinceramente, chiara- 
 mente, semplicemente 
 
 Plainness, s. egualiia, unita, chia- 
 rezza, semplicita 
 
 Pliant, s. querela, dosrlienza 
 
 Plaintiff, s. colui che chiama in 
 giudizio 
 
 Plaintive, a. dolente 
 
 Plaister, or Plaster, s. stucco, ci 
 
PLA 
 
 mento ; — v. o. intonicare ; — 
 
 er, *. stuccatore 
 Plait, *. piega ; — of hair, treccia di 
 
 eapdli 
 Pla.it, v. a, piegare ; plait the hair, 
 
 intrecciare i capelli 
 Plan, *. piaafa, dlifgno, pmgetto 
 Plancher, *. paneone, tavola 
 Plane, *. una pialla, piano ; a Coru- 
 
 ish plane, s. pnl tone 
 Plane, v. a. piallare, polire ; — v. 
 
 iu librarsi su Pale 
 Plane-tree, s. platano 
 Planer, t. pialla:eie 
 Planet, t. pianeta 
 Planet-struck, a, golpato, attonito, 
 
 stordito 
 Planetary, a. di pianeta 
 Planimetry, * planimetria 
 Planish a dish, v. a. lisciare un pi- 
 
 atto 
 Planisphere, s. planisferio 
 Pianisher, t. lisciatore 
 Plank, *. tavola, asse 
 Plank, v. a, tavolare, intavolare 
 Plant, *. pianta, ramiseello 
 Plant, v. a. plantare, stabilire ; — 
 
 v. n. stabilirsi 
 Plantain, s. piantazzine 
 Plantal, a. vege'abile 
 Plantation, *. piantazhne, colonia 
 Planter, *. piautatore, padrone d'u- 
 
 na colonia 
 Planting-s'ick, s. f .raterra 
 Plash, *. pan'ano ; — v. a. pie- 
 gare, riniescolare 
 Plashy, a~ pantan^so 
 Plaste'r, *. irnpiastro, cimento 
 Piaster, v. n. porre un' impiastro 
 Plastic, o. atto a dar foruia j — s. 
 
 arte di far figure di gesso 
 Plat, *. camperello 
 Plate, t. argenterh, tondo, piastra, 
 
 lamina ; plale-buttnr 
 
 d'oro, o d argento ; plate-canile- 
 
 stick. s. can leliere co i manica ; 
 
 a copper-pla'e, s'ampa di rame 
 Plate, v. a. inargentare. indora-e; 
 f metal, ridurre il metallo 
 
 in piastre 
 Platen, a. piasrretta di stampatore 
 Platform, t. piafaforma 
 Platonic a, Platonico 
 Platonism. $. Platonismo 
 Platonist, s. Platonico 
 Pla'oon, *. squalrone 
 Platter, t. tarferia 
 Plausible, a. plausibile 
 Plausibility, and Plausibleness, t. 
 
 qualita plausibile 
 Plausibly, ad. or. arplau-o 
 Play, *. giuoco, passatempo, com- 
 
 PLE 
 
 media ; playhouse, *. un teatro ; 
 
 to keep one in play, tenere uno 
 
 a ba la 
 
 Flay, v. a. and n. giuocare ; play 
 
 . Urc 1 1 mat to ; play the 
 
 knave, far delta furberie j play 
 
 the truant, fuggir la scuola ; play 
 
 a trick, fare una burla ; play 
 
 pranks, fare delle sue ; play a 
 
 ... , giuocare una partita ; 
 
 pi av upou one, buriare uuo, bef- 
 
 Player, s. giuocatore, un commedi- 
 
 ante ; — opoa any instrument, 
 
 suonatore di qualche strumeuto ; 
 
 a swor l-player, gla liatore 
 Plea, s. piato, scusa, |>retesto 
 Plead, v. a. li izire, piatire ; plead 
 
 guilty, confessarsi colpevole ; 
 
 plea* ignorance, allegar causa 
 
 d'iznoranza 
 Pleadable, a. che si pu6 litigare 
 Pleader, *. un' avvocato 
 Pleadiag, s. piato 
 Pleasant, a. piacevole, allegro, im- 
 
 pertiuente, ridicolo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 piacevolmeute, ridicolosamente ; 
 
 — ness, — ry, s. piacevolezza, 
 
 burla, scherzo 
 Please, p. a. piacere, contentare ; 
 
 please one, obb.izare uno, com- 
 
 piacere uno ; please every body, 
 
 soddisfaie tutti 
 Please, v. n. piacere, volere 
 Pleasing, a. piacevole, grato 
 Pleasinz, s. piacevolezza 
 Pleasurable, a. piacevole 
 Pleasure, *. piacere, diporto, gra- 
 
 zia, favore, volonta. v>a:lia 
 Pleasure, v. a. piacere, soddisfare, 
 
 far piacere, obbligare, compia- 
 
 cere 
 Plebeian, s. un plebeo 
 Pledge, 5. pezno, sicurta, malle- 
 . prova, testimonianza ; 
 
 plel^e, (in war,) ostaz?io 
 
 . . a. ioapegnare, dare ij 
 
 pezno ; pi dze one, fare ragione 
 
 a ! uno in bere 
 Pledget, '• pimnacetto, una pezza 
 
 . s. pi. PleiaJi 
 Plenary, a. plenai io 
 Pled potency, s. pieno potere, ple- 
 
 nipitenza 
 Plenipoten'ial, a. jjlenipo'enziirio 
 Plenipocentiary, *. un plenipoten- 
 
 zia^io 
 PI Hlitude, .?. pl^ni'iHine 
 Flc-nte us. an! Plealiful, a. abbon- 1 
 
 d\nte, c pi)> >, zran 1^, irnmensi. 
 
 nni'iifici ; — ly, ai. abbondan- 
 
 temente : — new, *. abbondanza, 
 409 
 
 PLU 
 
 Suantita ; to have plenty, abbon- 
 are 
 PleOBMBI, s. pleonasmo 
 Plethora, s. pldata 
 
 Plethoric, a. pit-no d'umori 
 
 Pleurisy, s. pluirisia 
 
 Pleuritic, a. che patiscedi pleurisia 
 
 Pliable, a. piegfaevote, flesoibile, 
 trattabile ; —ness, j. rtcssibilita 
 
 Pliant, «. piczhevole, decile, som- 
 niesso, umile ; — ness, *. flessibi- 
 lita j a pliaut teuiper, graziosa 
 natura 
 
 Plicature, *. piegatura 
 
 Plight, s. stato, abitudinedelcorpo, 
 I>egno, piega, piegatura 
 
 Plizht, v. a. pr'Hiiettere, dare ; 
 plight one's faith, impeguare la 
 sua parola 
 
 Plinth, s. zoccolo 
 
 Plod, v. n. aver Panimo intento a 
 qualche atfare, arl'aticarsi alio stu- 
 dio 
 
 Plodding, a. pensieroso 
 
 Plot, s. congiura, trania, conspira- 
 zione ; — of a play, l'intreccio j 
 of ground, un pezzo di terra ; the 
 ground-plot of a building, la pi- 
 anta d'uii' ediricio 
 
 Plot, v. n. cospirare, tiamare 
 
 Plot together, concertare, pigliare 
 misure 
 
 Ploiter, s. cospiratore 
 
 Plot'ing, s. il cospirare 
 
 Plouzh, s. aratro, aratolo 
 
 Plough-tail, and Plough-handle, J. 
 nianico dell' aratro J plough- 
 sha:e, *. il coltro dell' aratro ; 
 pi mghman, ». aratore, bitMco ; 
 ploughwrigbt, s. un faci.ord'ara- 
 tri ; plough Monday, *. il Lune- 
 di degli aratori 
 
 Plough, d. a. arare ; — ing, *. ara- 
 mento, ara'ura 
 
 Plover, s. piviere 
 
 Pluck, s. coratella 
 
 Pluck up, v.a. strappare, svellere ; 
 pluck a fowl, spiumare un polio ; 
 pluck asun ler, staccare ; jduck 
 up by the roo's, sradicare; pluck 
 up one's spirits, far.-i animo 
 
 Plug. 3. pivolo, cavicchia 
 
 Plumage, *. piuniacchio 
 
 Plum, 3. susina, prugna ; plum- 
 tree, 3. prugno ; a wil.i plum, $. 
 p-ugnolo ; damask-plum, *. susi- 
 na dama^hina : plum-pudding, 
 torta con uva passa ; plum-cake, 
 *. pas'ice'to con uva passa 
 
 Plums, or Sugar-plums, *. pi. con 
 fe'ti 
 
 Plumb, ad. a piombo 
 
POE 
 
 Plume, s. pennacchio 
 
 Plume, v. a. spiumare, pelare 
 
 Plume one, v. a. spogliare uno 
 
 Plumber, *. piombaio 
 
 Plummet, ». piombino 
 
 Plump, a. pieaotto, grassotto ; 
 plump face, viso tondo j plump- 
 faced, cbe ha il viso pienotto 
 
 Plump, v. a. gonfiare ; — v. n. 
 cascare a piombo ; — ness, s. bu- 
 ono stato di salute 
 
 Plunder, s. bottino, sacco j — v. a. 
 predare, saccheggiare j — er, s. 
 saccheggiante ; — ing, s. saccheg- 
 giamento [intrigo 
 
 Plunge, s. pena, noia, imbarazzo, 
 
 Plunge, v. a. tuffare, immergere ; 
 plunger, s. tuftatore 
 
 PlungeoD, s. smergo 
 
 Plunging, s. tuffo 
 
 Plunket, a. azzureo, ceruleo 
 
 Plural, a. plurale ; — s. il numero 
 del piu ', — ity, s. pluralita, mul- 
 tiplicity j — ist, s. uno che gode 
 piu d'un benencio j — ly, ad. 
 pluralmente 
 
 Plush, s. peluzzo, felpa 
 
 Pluvial, s. piviale 
 
 Pluvious, a. piovoso 
 
 Ply, s. una piega ; — v. a. appli- 
 carsi, attendere ; ply one hard, 
 fare lavorare uno troppo forte ; 
 ply one's oars, remare a voga ar- 
 rancata ; ply at a place, v. n. 
 avere il suo posto 
 
 Pneumatic, a. pneumatico 
 
 Pneumatology, s. pneumatologia 
 
 Pneumonic, a. pneumonico 
 
 Poach, v. a. and n. ammazzare 
 qualche bestia contro le leggi 
 
 Pock, s. crosta di vaiuolo 
 
 Pocket, s. tasca, scarsella ; pocket- 
 book, s. libretto di tasca, un por- 
 talettere j pocket-money, s. da- 
 nari per uso ordinario ; pocket 
 of wool, un mezzo sacco di lana 
 
 p ocket up, v. a. imborsare ; pocket 
 an affront, inghiottire un' ingiu- 
 ria 
 
 Pocky, a. infranciosato 
 
 Pod, s. loppa, guscio 
 
 Podagrical, a. podagrico 
 
 Poem, s. poema 
 
 Poesy, *. la poesia 
 
 Poet, s. un poeta 
 
 Poetaster, s. un poetastro 
 
 Poetess, s. una poetessa [poesia 
 
 Poetic, and Poetical, a. poetico, d' 
 
 Poetically, ad. poeticamente 
 
 Poetise, v. n. poetare 
 
 Poetry, s. poesia ; the pastoral po- 
 etry, la poesia pastorale 
 
 POL 
 
 Poignancy, ». acutezza, sale, mor- 
 dacita 
 
 Poignant, a. pungente, aspro 
 
 Point, s. la punta, caso, materia ;• 
 points of a compass, i punti della 
 calamita ; — of land, un capo, 
 un promontorio ; — at dice, Ex. 
 the ace-point, 1'asso ; the deux- 
 point, il due 
 
 Point-blank, ad. direttamente ; to 
 shoot point-blank, tirare nel pun- 
 to in bianco j point, v. a. appun- 
 tare, aguzzare, puntare, fermare ; 
 point at one, mostrare alcuno col 
 dito 
 
 Point at a thing, indicare una cosa ; 
 point a cannon, voltare il cau- 
 none 
 
 Pointer, s. ^ane di fermo 
 
 Pointing, s. puntuazione 
 
 Poise, s. peso, gravezza ; equal 
 poise, equilibrio ; water-poise, 
 peso da pesare l'acqua 
 
 Poise, v. a. pesare, ponderare, con- 
 trappesare [posato 
 
 Poised, a. pesato, bilanciato, sedato, 
 
 Poison, s. veleno, veneno ; — v. a. 
 avvelenare, appestare, infettare, 
 guastare, corrompere ; — er, s. 
 avvelenatore j — ing, s. avvele- 
 namento 
 
 Poisonous, a. velenoso, pericoloso, 
 pernizioso ; — ness, s. qualitadi- 
 struttiva d'una cosa 
 
 Poitrel, s. pettorale 
 
 Poke, s. tasca, sacchetto 
 
 Poke, v. a. frugolare ; poke the 
 fire, attizzare il fuoco ; poke with 
 a stick, frugacchiare con un bas- 
 tone; to buy a pig in a poke, 
 comprare gatta in sacco 
 
 Poker, s. un forcone 
 
 Poking, s. frugata 
 
 Pol, s. un pappagallo 
 
 Polacre, s. polacra 
 
 Polar, a. polare 
 
 Pole, s. un polo, pertica, palo ; — 
 (to dance on the rope,) contrap- 
 peso ; pole-bolt of a coach, ti- 
 mone di carrozza ; poleaxe, s. 
 scure ; polehedge, *. pergolato ; 
 polecat, s. puzzola ; a barber's 
 pole, insegna di barbiere 
 
 Polemical, a. polemico, di contro- 
 versia 
 
 Policy, s. politica condotta, astu- 
 zia ; — of insurance, polizza di 
 sicurta 
 
 Polish, *. polimento, pulitura ; — 
 
 v. a. polire, lustrare; — able, a. 
 
 che si pub pulire ; — er, .r. colrj 
 
 che pulisce : —ing, *. pulimen- 
 
 410 
 
 PON 
 
 to ; polishing-iron, s. ferro da 
 
 pulire 
 Polite, a. pulito, civile j — ly, ad, 
 
 pulitamente j — ness, *. pulitezza 
 Political, a. politico 
 Politician, s. un politico 
 Politic, a. accorto, astuto 
 Politically, ad. politicamente 
 Politics, s. la politica 
 Politure, s. pulitura 
 Polity, s. pulitezza, ordine ; eccle- 
 siastical polity, il governo eccle- 
 
 siastico 
 Poll, s. testa, voto, suffragio ; poll- 
 tax, s. capitazione, tassa imposta 
 
 testa per testa 
 Poll, v. a. ricevere i voti ad un' 
 
 elezione ; — v.n. squittinare 
 Pollard, s. crusca, muggine, albero 
 
 che e stato scapezzato di quando 
 
 in quando 
 Poller, s. colui che da il suo voto 
 Pollute, v. a. imbrattare, sozzare 
 Polluting, and Pollution, s. pollu- 
 
 zione, bruttura 
 Poltroon, s. poltrone, codardo 
 Polyante, s. poliante 
 Polychrest, *. sale purgativo 
 Polygamist, s. poligamo 
 Polygamy, s. poligamia 
 Polygarchy, s. poligarchia 
 Polyglot, a. poliglotto 
 Polygon, s. poligono 
 Polypode, s. polipodio 
 Polypus, s. polipo [labe 
 
 Polysyllabical, a. che ha molte sil- 
 Polysyllable, s. polisillabo 
 Polytheism, *. politeismo 
 Polytheist, *. politeista 
 Pomatum, or Pommade, *. pomata 
 Pomegranate, s. melagrana j — 
 
 tree, s. melagrano 
 Pommel, s. pomo ; pommel, v a, 
 
 zombare, battere 
 Pomp, s. pompa, splendore, mag- 
 
 nificenza 
 Pompous, a. pomposo, grande, 
 
 magnifico ; — ly, ad. pomposa- 
 
 mente ; — ness, s. pompa, osten- 
 
 tazione ; pompous nonsense, va- 
 
 na cicaleria 
 Pond, s. uno stagno ; a fishpond, 
 
 un vivaio 
 Ponder, v. a. pesare, ponderare, 
 
 esaminare, riflettere ; — er, *. un' 
 
 uomo che considera ; —ing, *. il 
 
 ponderare 
 Ponderosity, s. gravezza > 
 Ponderous, o. ponderoso, pesante ; 
 
 —ness, s. pondo 
 Ponent, a. ponente [pugnalare 
 Poniard, s. un pugnale j — v, a. 
 
POR 
 
 Pontage, s. dazio che si paga per i 
 penti 
 
 Pontiff, *. pontefice, il papa 
 
 Pontifical, a. pontificate ; the book 
 of pontifical rites, il pontificate 
 
 Pontificalia, s. pi. abiti pontificali 
 
 Pontificate, s. pontificato 
 
 Pontificalibus, s. paramenti pon- 
 tificali, sciocco foggio 
 
 Ponton, s. pontone di barche 
 
 Pony, s. un cavallino 
 
 Fool, s. uno stagno 
 
 Poop, s. la poppa ; — v. n. sco- 
 reggiare 
 
 Poor, a. povero, indigente, scarso, 
 cattivo. sterile ; the poor, la po- 
 vera?lia ; — ly, ad. poveramente, 
 meschinamente ; — ness, s. po- 
 verta, bassezza [s. codardia 
 
 Poor-spirited, a. codardo; — ness, 
 
 Pop in, v. n. sovvenire ; pop out, 
 v. n. corsela, sfilarsela ; pop out 
 a word, lasciare scappare una 
 parola ; pop off a pistol, sparare 
 una pistola 
 
 Pope, s. il papa ; the pope's digni- 
 ty, il papato ; the pope's-eye in 
 a leg of mutton, il tocco grasso 
 d'una coscia di castrato 
 
 Popedom, s. papato, pontificato 
 
 Popery, s. papismo 
 
 Popinjay, s. specie di pappagallo 
 
 Popish, a. Cattolico Romano; — 
 ly, Ex. popishly inclined, pro- 
 pensity al papismo 
 
 Poplar, s. pioppo 
 
 Poppy, s. papavero 
 
 Populace, s. il popolo 
 
 Popular, a. popolare ; — ity, s. 
 spirito popolare, il popolazzo; 
 — ly, ad. popolarescamente 
 
 Populate, v. a. popolare 
 
 Population, s. popolazione 
 
 Populous, a. popolato, popoloso- 
 
 Fopulousness, s. abbondanza di 
 popolo 
 
 Porcelain, s. porcellana 
 
 Porch, s. portico, piazza 
 
 Porcupine, *. porco spinoso 
 
 Pore, s. poro 
 
 Pore, v. n. fissare la vista, leggere 
 con attenzione 
 
 Fork, s. porco, carne di porco 
 
 Porker, s. porcello^ 
 
 Porosity, s. porosita 
 
 Porous," a. poroso, pieno di pori 
 
 Porphyry, s. porfiro 
 
 Porpoise, s. porco marino 
 
 Porringer, s. scodella; — ful, sco- 
 dellaia 
 
 Porridge, s. zuppa, minestra ; por- 
 ridge^dish, piatto di minestra 
 
 FOS 
 
 Port, s. porto, luogo di ricovero, 
 cera ; — of a ship, bassobordo ; 
 porthole, s. cannoniera d'un va- 
 scello ; port wine, vino rosso 
 d'Oporto 
 
 Fort, v. a. pcrtare 
 
 Porte, s. la Porta Ottomana 
 
 Portable, a. portabile 
 
 Portableness, a. facilita di portare 
 una cosa 
 
 Portage, and Porterage, s. porto, 
 portatura, vettura 
 
 Portal, s. porticella 
 
 Portcullis, s. seracinesca 
 
 Portend, v. a. predire, pronosticare 
 
 Portent, s. portento, prodigio 
 
 Portentous, a. prodigioso 
 
 Porter, s. portinario, portinaio, fac- 
 chino ; — of the v^rge, bidello 
 
 Portglaive, s. colui che porta la 
 spada avanti un prencipe, o ma- 
 gi stra to 
 
 Porthole, s. cannoniera 
 
 Portico, s. un portico 
 
 Portion, s. porzione, parte, dote ; 
 — v. a. dotare una figlia ; — er, 
 *. ministro che partecipa delle 
 decime del suo collega 
 
 Portliness, s. aria maestosa, vago 
 portamento 
 
 Portly, a. maestoso, nobile ; port- 
 man, s. borghese, cittadino 
 
 Portmanteau, s. porlamantello, va- 
 ligia 
 
 Portmote, s. corte che si tiene nelle 
 citta maritime [pitlura 
 
 Portrait, v. a. far ritratti ; — s. 
 
 Portraiture, s. ritratto, quadro 
 
 Portray, v. a. dipignere 
 
 Pose, s. catarro 
 
 Pose, v. a. imbarazzare, intrigare, 
 imbrogliare 
 
 Poser, s. quello che imbarazza 
 
 Position, s. positura, situazione, 
 posizione, proposta 
 
 Positive, a. positivo, assoluto, os- 
 tinato, certo ; — ness, 5. ostina- 
 zione ; — ly, ad. positivamente, 
 certamente 
 
 Positure, s. positura, situazione 
 
 Posse comitatus, *. le milizie d'una 
 provincia 
 
 Possess, v. a. possedere ; possess 
 one's self with a thing, impa- 
 dronirsi d'una cosa ; possess one's 
 self of a town, impossessarsi 
 d'una citta ; possess one with an 
 opinion, preoccupare altrui di 
 qualche opinions 
 
 Possessed, a. posseduto, preoccu- 
 pato ; possession, s. possessione ; 
 possessions, s. pi. poderi, beni ; 
 4U 
 
 PCS 
 
 possession in trust, godimenfo 
 provvisionale 
 
 Possessive, a. possessivo 
 
 Possessor, .<•. possessore 
 
 Posset, s. certa bevanda ; sack- 
 posset, bevanda composta di vino, 
 di latte, nocemoscata, uova sbat- 
 tute, e di zucchero -. 
 
 Possibility, s. possibility 
 
 Possible, a. possibile 
 
 Possibly, ad. possibile, forse 
 
 Post, s. posta, posto, carica, la po- 
 sta, il procaccio ; post horses, ca- 
 valli di posta ; to ride post, cor- 
 rere la posta; a foot post, cor- 
 riero a piedi ; post-office, l'uf- 
 ficio della posta ; post-master, il 
 maestro della posta j in post- 
 haste, ad. in fretta 
 
 Post, s. palo fitto in terra 
 
 Post it, v. n. andar in posta ; post 
 away with a thing, spacciare 
 una cosa 
 
 Post, v. a. mettere porre 
 
 Post one's self, v. r. pigliare il suo 
 posto 
 
 Post up, v. a. affiggere ; post one 
 for a coward, spacciare uno per 
 codardo ; post (or enter) an ac- 
 count from the journal to the 
 ledger, trascrivere un conto del 
 giornale al capo libro 
 
 Postage, s. porto 
 
 Postdate, s. data falsa [falsa 
 
 Postdate, v. a. mettere una data 
 
 Poster, s. carriere 
 
 Posteriority, s. posteriority 
 
 Posterior, a. posteriore ; posteriors, 
 s. pi. il deretano 
 
 Posterity, s. posterity 
 
 Postern, s. porticciuola 
 
 Posthumous, a. postumo, nato dopo 
 la morte del padre 
 
 Postic, a. posticcio 
 
 Postil, s. postilla 
 
 Postilion, s. postiglione 
 
 Postiller, s. comentatore 
 
 Post-meridian, a. del dopo mezzo- 
 giorno 
 
 Postpolite, s. la nobilita Pollacca, 
 radunata per eleggeie un re 
 
 Postpone, v. a. negligere, stimare 
 meno 
 
 Postscript, s. poscritto 
 
 Postulata, s. domanda 
 
 Postulate, v. a. richiedere, do- 
 mandare 
 
 Postulatum, s. lichiesta 
 
 Postulatory, a. che serve a doman- 
 dare [online 
 
 Posture, s. postura, positura, stato, 
 
 Posy, *. parole, motto 
 
POU 
 
 Posy, (or Nosegay,) s. un mazzetto 
 di fiori 
 
 Pot, s. boccale, misura ; — (head- 
 piece,) mor ione ; pot-butter, s. 
 butirro salato ; potashes, s. cene- 
 ri da fare il sapone ', potherb, s. 
 erbaggio ; pothanger, s. catena 
 del cammino ; pot-hook, s. mani- 
 co d'un vaso ; pot-iid, s. un testo ; 
 a seething pot, una pignatta ; 
 a gallipot, boccia; a watering- 
 pot, annaffiatoio ; a drinking pot, 
 un boccale 
 
 Pot-bellied, a. panciuto 
 
 Potcompanion, s. scialacquatore 
 
 Pot, v. n. mettere in vaso 
 
 Potable, a. potabile 
 
 Potato, *. porno di terra 
 
 Potency, $. potenza, potere 
 
 Potent, a. potente 
 
 Potentate, s. potentato 
 
 Potential, a. potenziale ; — ly, ad. 
 potenzialmente 
 
 Potently, ad. potentemente 
 
 Potion, *. pozione, bevanda 
 
 Pottage, s. minestra, zjippa . 
 
 Potter, s. pentolaio ; potter's clay, 
 *. argilla ; potter's ware, s. va- 
 sellame di terra 
 
 Pottle, s. misura Inglese 
 
 Pouch, s. scarsella, borsa; a bird- 
 ing pouch, earn i era ; pouch- 
 mouth, grosse labbra 
 
 Poult, s. pollasrrello 
 
 Poulterer, s. pollaiuolo 
 
 Poultice, *. cataplasmo 
 
 Poultry, s. pollame 
 
 Pounce, s. artiglio, unghia, polvere 
 di pietra pomice 
 
 Pounce, v. a. artigliare, tener 
 coll' artiglio 
 
 Pound, *. specie di prigione per le 
 bestie, libra, tira; pound ster- 
 ling, lira sterlina ; pound weight, 
 il peso d'una libra 
 
 Pound, v. a. pestare, trifare, rin- 
 chiudere nel bestiame 
 
 Poundage, *. uno scellino per lira, 
 un soldo per tira 
 
 Pounder, s. un tritatore ; pounder, 
 (ten,) s. un cannone di dieci libre 
 di portata 
 
 Pounding, s. pestamento 
 
 Pour, or Pour out, v. a. versare ; 
 pour down, v. n. diluviare 
 
 Pour out of one vessel into another, 
 trasvasare 
 
 Pout, s. lampreda, francnlino; a 
 turkey pout, un diudiotto ; a 
 pheasant pout, fagianotto 
 
 Pout, v. n. fare il grugno 
 
 Pouting, s. viso arcigno 
 
 PRA 
 
 Pouting fellow, s. un uomo burbero 
 
 Poutingly, ad. con viso arcigno 
 
 Poverty, s. poverta, necessita, bi- 
 sogno, mancanza 
 
 Powder, s. polvere ; powder-box, 
 s. polverino ; powder-mill, s. 
 muliiio a polvere; sweet pow- 
 der, polvere di cipra ; gun- 
 powder, s. polvere da cannone 
 
 Powder, v. a. incipriare, pulveriz- 
 zare ; powder beef, salare del 
 manso 
 
 Powdering-tub, s. un tinello 
 
 Power, s. potere, potenza, autorita, 
 forza, potentato, principe, un 
 gran numero 
 
 Powers, s. pi. podestadi ; powers 
 of the soul, le facolta dell' anima 
 
 Powerful, a. potente, possente, 
 efficace ; — ness, s. forza, ener- 
 gia ; — ly, ad. potentemente, 
 efficacemente 
 
 Pox, *. mal Francese; chicken- 
 pox, rovaglione ; the small-pox, 
 il vaiuolo 
 
 Practicabl-3, a. praticabile 
 
 Practic, and Practical, a. pratico, 
 contrario di speculativo, morale 
 
 Practice, .?. pratica, intreccio, mac- 
 chinazione, complotto, uso, mo- 
 do, costume ; by foul practices, 
 con mezzi indiretti 
 
 Practise, v. a. praticare, esercitare, 
 professare 
 
 Practise a piece of music, con- 
 certare della musica 
 
 Practitioner, s. unostudente 
 
 Praetor, s. pretore ; praetor's house, 
 s. pretorio 
 
 Praetorian, a. di pretore 
 
 Praetorship, s. pretura 
 
 Pragmatic, and Pragmatical, a. 
 prammatico ; pragmatical fel- 
 low, s. un affannone ; — ly, ad. 
 da imbroglione ; — ness, *. pro- 
 tervia 
 
 Praise, s. lode, vanto 
 
 Praise, v. a. lodare, dar lode, ap- 
 prezzare, stimare 
 
 Praiseworthy, a. laudabile 
 
 Prais»r, s. stimatore 
 
 Prance, v. n. impennarsi 
 
 Prancer, s. un cavallo a mnno 
 
 Prancing-horse, un cavallo che 
 s'impenna [ganza 
 
 Prank,*, tiro, giarda, burla, strava- 
 
 Prank, up, v. a. ornare, abbellire 
 
 Prank one's self up, v. a. adornarsi 
 
 Pranking up, s. ornamento 
 
 Prate, v. a. cicalare, ciarlare 
 
 Pra f er, s. un ciarlone, ciarliero 
 
 Prating, s. ciarla, cicalata 
 412 
 
 PRE 
 
 Prattle, v.n. cicalare, ciarlare 
 Prattler, s. un cicalone, ciarlero, 
 
 cicalatrice 
 Prattling, s. ciarleria 
 Pravity, s. pravita, malignita 
 Prawn, s. gambero marino 
 Pray, v. a. prepare, scongiurare ; 
 
 pray to God, invocare Iddio 
 Prayer, s. preghiera, orazione, ri- 
 
 chiesta, domanda ; prayer-book, 
 
 libro di p'.eghiere; the Lord's 
 
 prayer, 1'orazione Domiuicale; 
 
 the common prayers, le pre- 
 
 ghiere comuni 
 Preach, v. a. predicare, annun- 
 
 ziare, riprendere, garrire ; preach 
 
 up, esaltare, vantare : preach 
 
 one's self up, lodarsi 
 Preacher, $. un predicatore 
 Preaching, s. predicazione 
 Preachment, s. predica 
 Preadamites, s. preadamiti 
 Preamble, s. preambolo 
 Prebend, s. preLenda, canonicato 
 Prebend, and Prebendary, s. pre- 
 
 bendato, canonico 
 Precarious, a. mendicato, incerto, 
 
 precario ; — ly, ad. per favore ; 
 
 — ness, s. incertezza 
 Precaution, s. cauzione ; — v. a. 
 
 avvertire 
 Precede, v. a. precedere, andare 
 
 avanti, eccedere, sopravanzare 
 Precedence, and Precedency, ». 
 
 precedenza, il luogo ; to give one 
 
 the precedency, cedere il luogo 
 
 ad uno 
 Precedent, a. precedente ; — *. 
 
 esempio, istanza ; precedent- 
 book, s. protocollo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 precedentemente 
 Precellence, and Precellency, *. 
 
 eccellenza, preminenza 
 Precentor, s. precentore 
 Precept, s. precetto, regola, ordine 
 Preceptive, a. istruttivo 
 Preceptor, s. precettore 
 Precinct, s. limite, precinto 
 Precious, a. prezioso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 preziosamente ; — ness, *. pre- 
 
 ziosita 
 Precipice, *. precipizio, pericolo, 
 
 disgrazia, rovina 
 Precipitance, and Precipitancy, *. 
 
 fretta temeraria [toso 
 
 Precipitant, a. pericoloso, precipi- 
 Precipi'ate, a. precipitoso, affret- 
 
 tato [tare 
 
 Precipitate, v. a. precipitare, affret- 
 Precipitation, s. precipitazione, in- 
 
 considerazione 
 Precise, a. preciso, esatto, riserba- 
 
PRE 
 
 to, affettato, scrupuloso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. precisamente, esattamente 
 
 Precision, s. precisione, esattezza, 
 
 affettazione, scrupulo 
 Preclude, v. a. esdudere 
 Precocity, s. anticipazione della 
 
 maturita delle f rutta 
 Precogitate, v. a. premeditare 
 Precognition, s. precognoscenza 
 Precontract, s. contratto precedente 
 Precursor, s. precursore 
 Predatory, a. predatorio 
 Predecessor, s. predecessore ; pre- 
 decessors, s. pi. antenati 
 Predestinarian, s. che crede alia 
 
 predestinazione 
 Predestinate, v. a. predestinare 
 Predestination, s. predestinazione 
 Predetermine, v. a. determinare 
 avanti [nazioue 
 
 Predetermin tion, s. predefermi- 
 Predial, a. prediale ; predial tithes, 
 decline che provengono dalla 
 terra [universale 
 
 Predicable, a. predicabile; — s. 
 Predicament s. predicamento, sta- 
 
 to, coniizione, qualita 
 
 Predicate, s. p.edicato; — v. a. 
 
 predicare, pubblicare, annun- 
 
 ziare ; — v. n. essere predicabile 
 
 Predication, j. predicazione, an- 
 
 nunzia, pubblicazione 
 Prediction, s. pre:iizione 
 Predispose, v. a. disporre avanti 
 Predominancy, s. qualita predomi- 
 nance 
 Predominant, a. predominate 
 Predominate, v. n. predominare 
 Preelect, v. a. eleggere avanti 
 Preelection, s. elezione fatta avanti 
 Preeminence, s. preminenza 
 Preeminent, a. preminente 
 Preemption, .v. compra anticipata 
 Preengage, v. a. impegnare ante- 
 riormente ; — ment, s. impegno 
 anteriore 
 Preexist, o. n. preesistere ; — ence, 
 *. preesis'.enza ; — ent, a. pre- 
 esistente 
 Preface, s. prefazione, prefazio, 
 preambolo j — v. a. dire avanti 
 Prefa'ory, a. preliminare 
 Prefect, s. prefetto, preposto, ma- 
 gistral principale 
 Prefecture, s. prefettura 
 Prefer, v. a. preferire ; prefer a 
 law, prop^rre una le^ge; pre- 
 fer one, promuovere alcuno ; 
 prefer a bill against one in chan- 
 cery, pm^uire contro alcuno 
 in cancelleria 
 Preferable, a. preferabile 
 
 PRE 
 
 Preference, s. preferenza 
 
 Preferment, s. avanzamento, pro- 
 
 mozione, impiego, benefizio; to 
 
 come to preferment, avanzarsi, 
 
 aggrandirsi 
 
 Preferrer of an indictment, un de- 
 
 latore, accusatore 
 Prefigure, v. a. figurare avanti 
 Prefix, v. a. mettere una cosa pri- 
 ma d'un' altra 
 Pregnancy, s. gravidanza; — of 
 
 wit, sottigliezza d'ingegno 
 Pregnant, a. pregna, gravida ; 
 pregnant token, un segno infalli- 
 bile ; pregnant wit, ingegno 
 acuto ; — ly, ad. con ragione 
 forte 
 Pregustation, s. gusto anteriore 
 Prejudge, v. a. giudicare prima, 
 
 indovinare, presentare 
 Prejudicate, a. Ex. prejudicate 
 opinion, pregiudizio, preven- 
 zionej prejuiicate stiffness, una 
 mera os*inazione 
 Prejudication, s. pregiudizio 
 Prejudice, s. pregiudizio, preoccu- 
 pazione, torto, danno, detri- 
 mento ; — v. a. pregiudicare, 
 nuocere, prevenire, preoccupare 
 Prejudiced, a. pregiudicato 
 Prejudicial, a. pregiudicativo, no- 
 
 civo 
 Prelacy, s. prela'ura 
 Prelate, s. prelato 
 Prelatical, a. di prelato 
 Prelibation, s. gusto anteriore 
 Preliminary, a. preliminare ; — s. 
 
 il preliminare 
 Prelude, and Preludium, s. prelu- 
 dio, entrata, preparazione, prin- 
 cipio 
 Prelude, v. a. suonar un preludio 
 Preludious, a. che prepara 
 Premature, a. prematura, intem- 
 pestivo ; — ly, ad. prematura- 
 mente ; — i:y, s. qualita di cio 
 che e prematura 
 Premeditate, v. a. premeditare 
 Premeditation, s. premeditazione 
 Premise, v. a. dire una cosa avanti 
 Premises, s. pi. premesse, casa, 
 luoghi, predio [dente 
 
 Premise, s. praposizione antece- 
 Premium, s. prezzo, ricompensa, 
 
 premio 
 
 Premonish, v. a. ammonire avanti 
 
 Premunire, s. imprigionamento e 
 
 confiscazione de' beni, inconve- 
 
 nienza ; to run one's self into a 
 
 premunire, esporsi a qualche 
 
 imbroglio 
 
 Prenominate, v. a. nominare avanti 
 
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 PRE 
 
 Prenomination, *. nominaziona 
 
 fatta avanti 
 Prenotion, s. prescienza 
 Prentice, s. novizio, principiante j 
 
 — ship, s. tempo che un princi 
 
 piante deve siare col maestro 
 Preoccupancy, *. possessione auto* 
 
 riore 
 Preoccupate, a. preoccupato 
 Preoccupation, s. preoccupazione 
 Preoccupy, v. n. preoccupare 
 Preominate, v. a. presagire 
 Preordain, v. a. ordinare avanti 
 Preordained, a. ordinato avanti 
 Preparation, s. preparazione, la 
 
 composizione ; preparations of 
 
 war, preparativa di guerra 
 Preparative, and Preparatory, a. 
 
 preparativo, preparatorio 
 Preparative, s. un preparativo 
 Prepare, v. n. preparare, allestire J 
 
 — v. n. apparecchiarsi 
 Preparedly, ad. preparativamente 
 Prepense, a. premeditato 
 Preponder, and Preponderate, v. a. 
 
 esaminare, considerare avanti 
 
 Preponderate, v. n. essere di pid 
 gran peso, o di piii grand' im- 
 portanza 
 
 Prepose, v. a. preporre, porre 
 av|nti [prepone 
 
 Preposition, s. preposizione, che si 
 
 Prepositor, *. un preposto 
 
 Prepossess, v. a. preoccupare, pre- 
 venire [giudizio 
 
 Prepossession, s. prevenzione, pre- 
 
 Preposterous, a. fuor di stagione, 
 mal a propodtoj — ly, ad. a 
 rovescio 
 
 Prepuce, s. il prepuzio 
 
 Prerogative, s. prerogativa, premi- 
 nenza 
 
 Presage, s. presagio, augurio; — 
 v. a. presagire, indicare, predire, 
 oonghietturare 
 
 Presbyter, s. anziano d'una chiesa, 
 un prete 
 
 Presbyterian, *. un presbiteriano ; 
 
 — a. presbiteriano 
 Presbytery, s. la religione dei prev 
 
 biteriani, il presbitero 
 
 Prescience, *. prescienza 
 
 Prescribe, v. a. prescrivere, ordi- 
 nare 
 
 Prescript, s. ordinanza, formula 
 
 Prescription,*, prescrizione, ricetta 
 di medico 
 
 Presence, s. presenza, sembianza, 
 aria, cera ; — of mind, vivacitA 
 
 Present, a. presente ; present rem- 
 edy, rimed io efficace ; present 
 poison, veleno violento j the 
 
PRE 
 
 present state of things, lo stato 
 presente degli affari ; the pres- 
 ent year, l'anno corrente; at 
 present, ad, al presente 
 Present, s. un presente, un dono 
 Present, v. a, presentare, offerire : 
 present to a living, conferire un 
 beneficio; present a play, rap- 
 presentare una conimedaa; pre- 
 sent one with something, regu- 
 lare quaiche cosa ad uno ; pre- 
 sent an offender to the jury, ac- 
 cusare uno di giurati 
 Presentaneous, a, presentaneo, effi- 
 cace [presentazione 
 
 Presentation. $. presemazione. rap- 
 Presentee, *. colui ch- e presentato 
 Presently, ad. subito, adesso adesso 
 Presentment, s. semplice aceusa 
 Preservation, s. preservazione 
 Preservative, .». preservativo 
 Preserve, s. conserva, confettura 
 Preserve, v. a. pre^ervare, guar- 
 dare, diffendere ; preserve Fruits, 
 confetlare frutti j preserved 
 fruits, confetture 
 Preserver, s. conservatore ; pre- 
 servers, s. pL occhiaii da con- 
 servare la vista ; preserver of 
 health, cosa sanissima 
 Preserving s. preservamento ■ 
 Preside, v. ru presidere ; — v. a. 
 soprantendere alia direzione di — 
 Presidency, and Presidentship, s. 
 
 dignita "di presidente 
 President, s. presidente, capo ; — 
 of a college, prefeto d'un collegio 
 Presidial, a. presid'ale 
 Press, s. torchio, strettoio, calca, 
 folia ; pressman, s. stampatore ; 
 press for clothes, guardaroba ; a 
 wine-pres-. un torc^lo; a press- 
 bed, letto in forma di guardaro- 
 ba ; press-money, s. denaro che 
 si da al soldato quando e arrolato 
 Press, v. a. premere, strignere. af- 
 frettare. solleci'are ; press eager- 
 ly for a thing, ricercare una cosa 
 con premura ; press seamen, for- 
 zare i marinari 
 Pressure, s. calamita, disgrazia, op- 
 
 pressione 
 Prest, s. somma di denaro che lo 
 
 sceriffe paga all' erario del re 
 Prestatiop-money, s. il denaro che 
 gli archidiaconi pagano ogni anno 
 ai loro vescovi 
 Prestiges i. prestigi. illusioni 
 PrestizVrn. *. jmnteria. inganno 
 Prestisrious. a. inrannevole 
 Presume, v. a. presumere. presup- 
 porre, immaginare 
 
 PRI 
 
 Presumption, *. presunzione, or- 
 
 goglio, arroganza 
 Presump:ive, a. presuntivo 
 Presumptuous, a. presuntuoso, va- 
 no, arrogantej — ly, ad. pre- 
 suntuosamente ; — ness, s. pre- 
 suntuosita [porre 
 
 Presuppose, v. a. presupporre, sup- 
 Presupposition, s. presupposizione 
 Pretence, s. pretesto, finta, opi- 
 
 nione, concetto 
 Pretend, v. a. pretendere, fingere. 
 scusarsi, fare vista di : pretend 
 to learning, piccarsi d'essere dot- 
 to ; pretend one thing and to do 
 another, fare una finta ; — er, s. 
 pretendente ; — ing, a. vano, 
 orgoglioso 
 Pretension, s. pretensione, diritto 
 Preter tense, s. il preterito 
 Pretention, s. omissione 
 Pretermission, s. negligenza 
 Pretermit, v. a. cmet;ere, negligere, 
 
 p ■; rdere l'cccasione 
 Pre*ermitting. s. tralasciamento 
 Preternatural, a. soprauaturale ; — 
 
 ly, ad. soprauaturalmente 
 Pretext, s. pretesto, ombra 
 Pretor. s. pretore 
 Pretorium, s. il pretorio 
 Prettily, ad. con bel modo 
 Prettiness, s. bellezza, leggiadria 
 Pretty, a. bello, vago, leggiadro, 
 
 grazioso 
 Pretty, ad. assai, cosi cosi ; pretty 
 
 near. ad. quasi, in circa 
 Prevail, v. n. prevalere, eccedere 
 Prevailing, a. efficace, potente, do- 
 mi nante 
 Prevalence, 5. efficacia, forza 
 Prevalent, a. efficace. forte 
 Prevaricate, v. a. pre vari care 
 Prevarication, s. prevaricazione. 
 
 collusione, tradimento 
 Prevaricator, s. prevaricatore 
 Prevent, v. a. prevenire, antici- 
 
 pare, ovviare, scansare 
 Preventing, and Prevention, *. an- 
 ticipazione, prevenzione, ostina- 
 zione 
 Preventive, s. un preservativo ; — 
 
 a. che si fa per precauzione 
 Preventing, a. preveniente, che 
 
 previene 
 Previous, a. precedente, anteriore ; 
 
 — ly. ad. precedentemente 
 Prevision, s. antivedimento 
 Prey, s. preda. rapina 
 Priapism, s. priapismo 
 Price, s. prezzo, valuta ; a set price, 
 un prezzo fisso ; a market price, 
 il prezzo corrente 
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 PRI 
 
 Prick, s. puntura, bersaglio ; — of 
 conscience, rimorsi di coscienza ; 
 prickwood, *. fusaggine 
 Prick, r. a. pugnere, foracchiare ; 
 prick a horse to the quick, chio- 
 dare un cavallo ; prick a tune, 
 notare un' aria ; prick up one's 
 ears, star cogli orecchi tesi ; 
 prick on, or forward, istigare, 
 spronare 
 Pricker, s. cacciatore a cavallo 
 Pricket, s. cerbiatto di due anni 
 Pricking, s. pungimento 
 Prickle, s. spinal punta 
 Prickly, a. spinoso, pien di spine 
 Pride, s. orgoglio, vaniia; to take 
 a pride in a thing, piccarsi d'una 
 cosa ; pride one's self, v. n. pre- 
 giarsi di — 
 Prier, s. spia 
 
 Priest, s. prete, sacerd ^te ; priest- 
 craft, *. fraud e ecclesias ica ; 
 priestridden, che si lascia gover- 
 nare da' preti ; priestess, s. sa- 
 cerdotessa; priesthood, s. sacer- 
 dozio 
 Priestly, a. sacerdotale 
 Prig, *. uno sguaiatello ; — v. a. 
 mariolare _ [civettare 
 
 Prim, a. affsttato. leccato ; — run. 
 Primacy, s. primato 
 Primage, *. quel che si paga ai 
 marinari per aver caricato un 
 vas cello 
 Primarily, ad. principalmente 
 Primary." a. principale, essenziale, 
 
 primiero 
 Primate, s. primato, metropolita- 
 no ; — ship, s. dignita di primato 
 Prime, a. grande, eccellente ; — *. 
 il fiore, principale, la primavera, 
 prima ; — of a gun, il polverino 
 d' un' anna da fuoco 
 Prime, v. a. mettere la polvere nel 
 focone ; prime a picture-cloth, 
 preparare la tela d'una pittura 
 Primer, s. un saltiero, libretto 
 Primer, s. breviario Romano ; 
 long primer, il piccolo Romano 
 great primer, Romano grande 
 Pnmero, s. primiera 
 Primeval, a. primo, primitive 
 Priming, s. impressione 
 Priming-iron, 9. uno spillo 
 Primitial, a, che concenic le pre- 
 
 mizie 
 Primitive, a. primitivo, primiero 
 Primogeniture, s. primogenitura 
 Primordial, a. primo, primitivo 
 Primrose, s. fior di primavera 
 Primum mobile, s. primo mobile 
 Prince, *. principe, il primo ; 
 
PRI 
 
 prince's feathers, s. arnaranto ; 
 prince-like, a. da princijie ; — ly, 
 ad. degno di principe ; a. prin- 
 cipesco, grande 
 
 Princess, s. principessa 
 
 Principal, s. principals, il capital*- ; 
 — of a college, il rettore ; — ity, 
 *. principato ; — ly, ad. princi- 
 palmente, particolarmente 
 
 Principle, s. principio, origine, mo- 
 tivo, nia-sinia. sentimento ; — v. 
 a. istruire ; principle one well, 
 imbever nno di buoni sentimen- 
 ts ; principled, Ex. a man well- 
 pnncipled, nn uomo dabbene ; 
 ill-principled, diso::esto 
 
 Print, *. se°;no, imprcssione, una 
 stampa, carattere ; prints of the 
 foot, pedate ; print of a nail, un- 
 ghiata ; a book out of print, libro 
 che non si trova piii a comprare 
 
 Print, v. a. stampare, imprimere, 
 pubblicare colle stampe 
 
 Printer, s. stampatore 
 
 Printing, s. impressione, la stam- 
 pa; printing-house, s. staniperia 
 
 Prior, 5. un priore ; — of a monas- 
 tery, priore claustrale 
 
 Prioress, s. prioressa 
 
 Prior, a. anteriore, precedente ; — 
 ity. r. prioritn ; — ship, ». prio- 
 rato, dignita di priore ; priory, 
 ». priorato 
 
 Prisage, s. diritti di cattura 
 
 Prism, s. prismo 
 
 Prismatical, a. prismatico 
 
 Prison, s. una prigione 
 
 Prisoner, s. prigioniero, prigione 
 
 Pristine, a. pristino, antico 
 
 Prittleprattle, s. ciarleria 
 
 Privacy, s. ritiratezza, solitudine, 
 segretezza 
 
 Private, a. privato, segreto ; pri- 
 vate chapel, una cappelletta ; 
 private place, un nascondizlio 
 
 Privateer, *. una nave corsara 
 
 Privately, ad. privatamente, segre- 
 tamente, in segreto 
 
 Privation, s. privazione, mancanza 
 
 Privative, a. privativo 
 
 Privet, s. ligustro, rovistico ; bar- 
 ren privet, s. sempreviva 
 
 Privilege. *. privilegio, vantaggio, 
 prerozativa ; — v. a. privilegi- 
 are, esentare da una tassa 
 
 Privileged, a. privilezia'o 
 
 Privilv. ad. sezretamente 
 
 Privity, v. notizia, partecipaziorie 
 
 Privy, a. segreto, nascosto, partico- 
 
 ,are , « 
 
 Prity to a thin?. con<=apevole d'una 
 cosa ; privy seal, il suggello pri- 
 
 PRO 
 
 vato ; privy to a crime, complice 
 d'un delitto ; privy-stairs, s. sea- 
 la segreta ; pi ivy-council, s. il 
 consiglio privato 
 Privy, s. pri vato, cesso 
 Prize, s. presa, cattura, guider- 
 done, ricompensa ; prize, v. a. 
 apprezzare, valutare 
 Priz^r, .5. stiniatore 
 Prizing, s. stimazione 
 Pro and con, pro e contra 
 Probability, s. probability 
 Probable, a. probabile 
 Probably, ad. probabilmente 
 Probate* s. la veriricazione de' te- 
 stament* [ba 
 Probaiibn, s. prova, noviziato, pro- 
 Probationary, and Probationer, s. 
 uno studenie che fa la sua prova, 
 un novizio 
 Probe, s. una tenta ; probe a wound, 
 v. a. cercar con una tenta lapro- 
 fondita d' una ferita 
 Probity, s. probita, integrita 
 Problem, s. problema 
 Problematical, a. problema'ico 
 Problematically, ad. problematica- 
 
 mente 
 Proboscis/s. proboscide 
 Procacious, a. insolente, arrogante 
 Procacity, s. insolenza, arroganza 
 Proceed, s. prodotto ; proceed, v. 
 n. and a. procedere, derivare, 
 agire [mento 
 
 Proceeding, s. procedere, procedi- 
 Process, s. processo, serie ; in pro- 
 cess of time, in progresso di tem- 
 
 ^P • 
 
 Procession, s. processione 
 
 Processional, a. di processione 
 Proclaim, v. a. proclamare, dischi- 
 
 arare 
 Proclaimer, s. proclamatore 
 Proclamation, s. proclamazione, 
 
 di^chiarazione 
 Proclive, a. proclive, inclinato 
 Proclivity, s. inclinazione, disposi- 
 
 zione 
 Proconsul, s. proconsolo ; — ar, a. 
 
 proconsolare ; — ship, s. procon- 
 
 sola'o [indugiare 
 
 Procrastinate, v. a. procrastinare, 
 Procrastination, s. procras:ina- 
 
 zione, indugio 
 Procreate, v. n. procreare, generare 
 Procreating, and Procreation, s. 
 
 procreazione, generazione 
 Procreator, s. procrea'ore 
 Proctor, s. procuratore ; proctors, 
 
 s. pi. moderatori d'universitn ; 
 
 proctors of the clersry, i depufati 
 
 d'un assemblea ecclesiastica ; 
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 PRO 
 
 proctorship, j. qualita di procn- 
 
 ratore 
 Procurable, a. che si pub procurare 
 Procuracy, and Procuration, s. pro- 
 
 cura, certa somma che si pago al 
 
 vescovo 
 Procurator, s. procuratore, fattore 
 Procure, v. a. procurare ; — v.n. 
 
 fare il ruffiano, o la ruffiana 
 Procuress, s. ruffiana 
 Procuring, s. il procurare 
 Prodigal, a. prodigo, vano, matto ; 
 
 — ity, s. prodigalita ; to spend 
 
 prodigally, prodigaliz/are 
 Prodigious, a. prodigioso, eccessi- 
 
 vo, smisurato, straordinario j — 
 
 ly, ad. prodigiosamente ; — ness, 
 
 s. larghezza, o grandezza prodi- 
 
 giosa 
 Prodigy, s. prodigio 
 Prodition, s. tradimento 
 Proditor, s. trad i tore 
 Prod i tori o us, a. traditoresco 
 Produce, v. a. produrre, mos-trare, 
 
 causare 
 Producing, s. producimento 
 Product, s. produzione, frutto 
 Production, s. produzione 
 Productive, a. che produce ; — 
 
 ness, s. la qualita produttiva 
 Proem, and Proemium, s. proe- 
 
 mio, preambolo 
 Profanation, s. profanazione 
 Profane, a. profano ; — v. a. pro- 
 
 fanare ; — ly, ad. profanamente ; 
 
 — er, s. profanatore ; —ness, *. 
 
 impieta j — ing, *. profanazione 
 Profess, v. a. professare, mante- 
 
 nert, fare professione, giurare, 
 
 protestare 
 Professed, a. professo, giurato ; — 
 
 ly, ad. opertamente, pubblica- 
 
 mente 
 Profession, s. professione, arte, me- 
 
 stiere, protestazione, testimoni- 
 
 anza 
 Professor, s. professore; — ship, $. 
 
 carica di professore 
 Proffer, v. a. profferire, offerire ; 
 
 — s. profferta, offerta, tentativo, 
 sforzo ; — ing, s. profferta 
 
 Proficiency, *. progresso, avanza- 
 
 mento 
 Proficient, a. avanzato, che ha fatto 
 
 qualche proeresso 
 Profile, s. proffilo 
 Profit, s. profitto, guadagno, frutto ; 
 
 — v. a. profittare, essere utile 
 Profitable, a. profittevole ; —ness, 
 
 s. profitto, utilita ; — ly, ad. pro- 
 fit tevolmente 
 Profiting, s. profilto, progresso 
 
PRO 
 
 Profitless, a. che non da profitto 
 
 Profligate, a. scellerato, malvajio ; 
 profligate doings, s. pi. azioni 
 enormi ; — ly, ad. scellerata- 
 mente ; — ness, s. scelleratezza 
 
 Profound, a. profondo, insigne j — 
 ness, *. profondita 
 
 Profuse, a. prodigo ; — ly, ad. pro- 
 digamente; — ness, — ion. s. pro- 
 fusione, prodigalita, abbondanza 
 
 Prog, s. vettovaglia j — v. n. cer- 
 care, impegnarsi, ingegnarsi, af- 
 fannarsi 
 
 Progenitor, s. progenitore 
 
 Progeny, s. progenie, stirpe 
 
 Prognosticate, v. a. pronosticare 
 
 Prognosticating, and Prognostica- 
 tion, s. prognosticazione 
 
 Prognosticator, s. quello che pro- 
 nostica 
 
 Prognostic, s. pronostico, presagio 
 
 Progress, s. progresso, profitto, an- 
 data, giro, viaggio 
 
 Progression, s. progressione 
 
 Progressional, and Progressive, a. 
 progressivo 
 
 Prohibit, v. a. proibire j prohi- 
 bition, s. proibizione 
 
 Prohibited, a. proibito 
 
 Prohibitory, a. proibitivo 
 
 Project, s.progetto, disegno; — v. 
 a. disegnare, intraprendere ; — 
 ing, s. il far progetti ; — ing, a. 
 inventivo j projection, s. proie- 
 zione 
 
 Projector, s. inventore 
 
 Prolegomena, s. prolegomeni - 
 
 Prolific, a. prolifico, proprio alia 
 generazione j —ness, s. qualita 
 prolifica 
 
 Prolix, a. prnlisso, tedioso ; — ity, 
 *. prolissita; — ly, ad. prolissa- 
 men*e 
 
 Prolocu f or, s. l'oratore dell' assem- 
 blea ecclesiastica 
 
 Prologue, g. prologo 
 
 Prolong, v. a. prolungare, differire, 
 allun^are j — ation, s. prolunga- 
 mento ; — er, s. pivolo per la 
 candela ; —ing, s. prolungamen- 
 to 
 
 Prominence, *. prominenza 
 
 Prominent, a. prominente 
 
 Promiscuous, a. mesuolato, confu- 
 so j — ly, ad. confusamente ; — 
 ness, j. mescuglio, confuso 
 
 Promise, s. promessa ; to keep one's 
 promise, tenere la parola j pro- 
 mise, v. a. promettere ; promise 
 one's self, promsttersi, sperare ; 
 — er, s. promettitore ; — ing, *. 
 promissione, promessa 
 
 PRO 
 
 Promising, a. di buona indole ; 
 promising countenance, una bel- 
 la fisonomia ; promising youth, 
 un giovane di buona indole 
 Promissory, a. che concerne una 
 promessa ; promissory note, pro- 
 messa in iscritto 
 Promontory, s. promontorio, monte 
 Promote, v. a. promovere, ?.van- 
 
 zare, fare fiorire 
 Promote a design, portare avanti 
 un disegno ; promote trade, ac- 
 crescere il traffico 
 Promoter, s. promotore, autore j 
 
 promoters, (in law,) delatori 
 Promoting, s. avanzamento 
 Promotion, s. promozione, aggran- 
 dimento ; to seek for promotion, 
 cercare di avanzarsi 
 Prompt, a. pronto, lesto ; — v. a. 
 sofhare, suggerire ; prompt one 
 to a thing, insinuare, inspirare 
 Prompter, s. suggevitore; — ing, s. 
 
 istanza, istigazione 
 Promptitude, and Promptness, v. 
 prontezza, diligenza, soliecilu- 
 dine, speditezza, lestezza 
 Promptly, ad. prontamente 
 Promptuary, s. un magazzino, fon- 
 
 daco 
 Promulgate, v. a. promulgare 
 Promulgation, s. promulgazione 
 Promulge, v. a. promulgare 
 Prone, a. prono, inclinato 
 Proneness, s. propensione, inclina- 
 
 zione 
 Prong, s. forca, forchetta 
 Pronominal, a. di pronome 
 Pronoun, s. pronome 
 Pronounce, v. a. pronunziare, re- 
 citare, giudicare, decidere, co- 
 mandare, dichiarare 
 Pronouncing, s. pronunzia 
 Pronunciation, s. pronunziazione 
 Proof, s. prova, cimento, ragione. 
 segno, indizio [scheito 
 
 Proof, a. che e alia prova del mo- 
 Prop, s. puntelio, sostegno, appog- 
 
 gio, aiuto ; vine-prop, un palo 
 Prop, v. a. appuntellare ; prop one 
 up, sostenere alcuno ; prop a 
 vine, puntellare una vite 
 Propagate, v. a. propagare, semi- 
 nare ; propagate a vine, propag- 
 ginare la vi^na ; propazate one's 
 opinions, spargere le sue opini- 
 on i 
 Propagating, and Propagation, *. 
 
 propagazione, erenerazione 
 Propagator, s. propa^atore 
 Propend, v. n. inclinare, avere at- 
 titudine 
 
 4ie 
 
 PRO 
 
 Prepense, a. prono, inclinato ; — 
 ness, — ity, s. attitudine, disposi- 
 zione, inclinazione 
 
 Proper, a. proprio, particolare, 
 convenevole, grande 5 — ly, ad. 
 propriamente, acconciamente, 
 correttamente ; — ness, s, bella. 
 vita 
 
 Property, s. propriety, natura 
 
 Prophecy, s. profezia j prophesy, v. 
 a. profetizzare 
 
 Prophet, s. profeta 
 
 Prophetess, s. profetessa 
 
 Prophetic, and Prophetical, a. pro- 
 fetico 
 
 Propinquity, s. prossirnita ; — of 
 blood, parentela j — place, vi* 
 cinita 
 
 Propitiate, v. n. and a. espiare, 
 placare, rendere favorevole 
 
 Propitiation, s. propiziazione 
 
 Fropitiatory, a. propiziatorio 
 
 Propitious, a. propizio, favorevolt; 
 — ness, *. la qualiia d'un burn, 
 cuore ; — ly, ad. propiziosamer.a 
 
 Proportion, *. proporzione, rego! , 
 misura, parte, porzione ; -rv.a. 
 proporzionare ; — able, a. prc- 
 porzionale ; — ably, ad. propor- 
 zionatamente ; — al, a. propor- 
 zionato ; —ally, ad. proporzio- 
 nalmente ; —ing, *. il propoif. 
 zionare 
 
 Proposal, *. proposizione 
 
 Propose, v. a. proporre, esibire, 
 avere intenzione ; — er, s. quello 
 che propone ; —ing, s. il pro- 
 porre 
 
 Proposition, s. proposizione 
 
 Propound, v. a. proporre ; — er, *. 
 colui che propone, un' incetta- 
 tore; — ing, s. il proporre 
 
 Proprietor, s. proprietario ; propri- 
 etors, *. pi. gli in'eressati 
 
 Propriety, s. proprieta 
 
 Prorogation, s. prorogazione ; pro- 
 rogue, v. a. prorogare, differire 
 
 Proroguing, s. prorogazione 
 
 Prosaic, a. prosaico 
 
 Proscribe, v. a. proscrivere 
 
 Prescript, s. un bandito 
 
 Proscription, s. proscrizione, il con- 
 fiscare i beni del debitore, even- 
 derli all' incanto per pagare i 
 suoi creditori 
 
 Prose, s. prosa 
 
 Prosecute, v. a. proseguire, nar- 
 rare ; — ina:, s. proseguimento 
 
 Prosecution, s. prosecuzione 
 
 Prosecutor, s. attore 
 
 Proselyte, s. un proselita 
 
 Prosodian, s. versato nella prosodw 
 
PRO 
 
 Prosody, s. prosodia 
 Prosopopeia, s. prosopopea 
 Prospect, s. prospettiva, vista, in- 
 
 tento, fine, disegno 
 Prospective, a. di lunga vista ; pros- 
 pective-glass, s. un cannocchiale 
 Prosper, v. a. far prosperare ; — v. 
 
 n. prosperare, riuscire, avanzarsi 
 
 iu felicita 
 Prosperity, s. prosperity, felicita, 
 
 fortuna 
 Prosperous, a. prospero, favore- 
 
 vole ; — ly, ad. prosperamente j 
 
 — ness, *. prosperita 
 Prospicience, s. antivedimento 
 Prosternation, s. prosternazione 
 Prostitute, a. impudico ; — s. una 
 
 prostituta ; — v. a. prostituire ; 
 
 prostitute one's self, v. r. prosti- 
 
 tuirsi 
 Prostituting, and Prostitution, *. 
 
 prostituzione 
 Prostrate, a. prostrato ; prostrate 
 
 one's self, v. r. prostrarsi 
 Prostrating, and Prostration, s. 
 
 prosternazione 
 Protect, v. a. proteggere 
 Protecting, and Protection, s. pro- 
 
 tezione, difesa 
 Protector, s. protettore, reggeate, 
 
 amministratore ; — ship, s pro- 
 
 tettorato 
 Protectrix, s. protectrice 
 Protervity, s. insolenza 
 Protest, s. protesta, protestazione ; 
 
 — v. a. protestare ; protest 
 
 against, v. r. opporsi 
 Protestantism, s. la religione pra- 
 tes tan te 
 Protestant, s. un protestante 
 Protestation, s. protestazione 
 Protested against, contra chi s' e 
 
 protestato 
 Protester, s. quello che protesta 
 Prothonotary, s. protonotario 
 Protocol, s. protocollo 
 Protomartyr, s. protomartire 
 Prototype," s. prototipo 
 Protract, v. a. protrarre, allun- 
 
 gare ; — ing, s. protrazione j — 
 
 or, s. quello che protrae 
 Protrude, v. a. spignere, o cacciare 
 Protuberance, s. gonfiamento, tu- 
 
 more 
 Protuberant, a. gonfiare 
 Prntuberate, v. n. gonfiato 
 Proucl, o. ors:o;dioso, altiero, fiero ; 
 
 proud flesh, carne mor»a ; proud 
 
 bitch, cagna in succhio ; to be 
 
 proud of a thing, vantarsi d'una 
 
 cosa ; — ly, ad. altieramente 
 Prove, v. a. provare, mostrare, 
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 PRU 
 
 esperimentare j — v. n. divenire, 
 
 succedere 
 Proveditor, s, provveditore 
 Provender, *. pascolo, pastura 
 Proverb, s. un proverbio 
 Proverbial, a. proverbiale ; — ly, 
 
 ad. proverbialmente 
 Provide, v. a. provvedere,'munire ; 
 
 provide against, mettere ordine ; 
 
 provide one's self, provvedersi ; 
 
 provide one with a benefice, con- 
 
 ferire un beneficio 
 Provided, and Provided that, ad. 
 
 purche, a condizione che 
 Providence, s. provvidenza, antive- 
 dimento, economia, risparmio 
 Provident, a. provido, prudente, 
 
 risparmiante, economo 
 Providential, a. della provvidenza 
 Providentially, ad. prudentemente 
 Providently, ad. con cautela 
 Provider, s. provveditore 
 Providing, s. il provvedere 
 Provine, s. provincia, affare, ca- 
 
 rico, incombenza, cura 
 Provincial, a. provinciale ; — s. 
 
 un provinciale. [vigna 
 
 Provine, v. a. propagginare la 
 Proving, s. il provare 
 Provision, *. provisicne ; provi- 
 sions, s. pi. viveri ; to make a 
 
 provision for one, provvedere al- 
 
 cuno 
 Provisional, a. provvisionale 
 Proviso, s. condizione, clausula 
 Provisor, s. rettore di collegio, 
 
 provveditore 
 Provisory, a. provvisorio 
 Provocation, s. provocazione 
 Provocative, a. provocative 
 Provoke, v. a. provocare, incitare, 
 
 esacerbare, stuzzicare, disporre, 
 
 inclinare 
 Provoker, s. provocatore 
 Provoking, s. provocazione 
 Provoking, a. che provoca 
 Provost, s. proposto, rettore j — 
 
 ship, s. propostitura 
 Prow, s. prora, prua 
 Prowess, s. prodezza, valore 
 Prowl, v. n. ingannare, truffare 
 Prowling fellow, barattiere 
 Proximity, s. prossimita ; — of 
 
 blood, "parentela ; — of place, 
 
 vicinanza [procura 
 
 Proxy, s. procuratore, deputato, 
 Prude, s. un' aff'ettatuzza, una spu- 
 
 tasenno 
 Prudence, s. prudenza 
 Prudent, a. prudente, savio 
 Prudential, a. prudenziale 
 Prudeu'ially. ad. prudentemente 
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 PUG 
 
 Prudently, ad. prudentemente 
 Prune, s. susina, susina secca 
 Prune trees, v. a. dibruscare albe- 
 
 ri ; prune a vine, potare una vi- 
 
 gaa [gnola 
 
 Prunello, s. specie di susina, pru- 
 Pruner, s. potatore 
 Pruning, s. potamento 
 Pruning-knife, un falcetto 
 Prurient, a. che prude 
 Prurience, and Pruriency, *. pru- 
 
 dore, pizzicore 
 Pry into, v. a. cercare diligente- 
 
 mente, investigare 
 Prying into, s. investigamento 
 Psalm, s. salmo 
 Psalmody, s. salmodia 
 Psalter, s. salterio 
 Psalmist, s. salmista 
 Psaltery, s. salterio 
 Pseudo, a. falso 
 Pshaw ! int. via via ! 
 Pseudomartyr, s. pseudomartire 
 Ptisan, s. acqua cotta 
 Puberty, s. puberta 
 Publican, s. pubblicano 
 Publication, s. pubblicazione 
 Public, a. pubblico, comune ; 
 
 public good, il bene pubblico ; 
 
 public-house, un' osteria 
 Public concern, un' affare che ri- 
 
 sguarda il pubblico 
 Public-spirited, che e portatoper il 
 
 bene pubblico 
 Publicly, ad. pubblicamente 
 Publish, v. a. pubblicare ; — er, t. 
 
 pubblicatore ; — ing, s. pubblica- 
 
 mento 
 Pucelage, s. pulcellaggio 
 Pucker, v. n. raggrinzarsi, non e*- 
 
 ser attillatoallastatura del corpo 
 Pudder, v. n. agitar la polvere ; — 
 
 v. a. agitare, tormentare ; — ing, 
 
 s. dimenamento 
 Pudding, s. sanguinaccio, ravvol- 
 
 to di panno 
 Puddle, s. fango, limaccio 
 Puddlewater, s. acqua fangosa 
 Puddle, v. n. sguazzare nel fango 
 Puerile, a. puerile, fanciullesco 
 Puerility, s. puerilita 
 Pnet, s. upupa 
 Puff of wind, s. soffio di vento ; 
 
 puff-ball, s. vescia, specie di fun- 
 go ; puff-paste, s. pasta a sfoglie 
 Puff, v. a. soffiare ; — v. n. sbuf* 
 
 fare, gonfiarsi ; puff one with 
 
 pride, fare insuperbire uno 
 Puffin, s. smergo marino 
 Puffy, a. paffuto. gonfio, ampolloso 
 Pag, s. uno scimiotto 
 Pugil, s. pugillo 
 
PUN 
 
 Puisne, or Puisny, s. cadelto, il piu 
 
 giovine 
 Puissance, s. potenza 
 
 Puissant, a. potente j mighty puis- 
 sant, polentissimo ; — ly, ad. po- 
 tentemente 
 
 Puke, v. n. aver voglia di vomitare 
 
 Puking, s. voglia di vomitare ; pu- 
 king stomach, stomaco svogliato 
 
 Pulchritude, s. bellezza 
 
 Pule, v. n. piare, pigolare, ramma- 
 ricarsi 
 
 Puling, a. malaticcio 
 
 Pull, s. scossa, tirata 
 
 Pull, v. a. tirare, cavare ; pull 
 asunder, svellere; pull away, ti- 
 rare, sconficcare ; pull back, fare 
 rinculare ', pull down, mandare 
 a terra, demolire ; pull down 
 one's hat, tirare giii il suo cap- 
 pello ; pull down one's spirits, 
 uniiliare a.cuno ; pull in pieces, 
 sbracciare } pull in the bridle, 
 tirare la briglia 
 
 Pull off, levare, cavare ; pull off 
 the mask, cavarsi la maschera ; 
 pull off one's boo's, cavare gli 
 stivali ; pull off one's shoes and 
 stockings, scalzarsi ; pull off 
 one's clothes, spogliarsi 
 
 Pull out, cavare, levare; pull out 
 one's eyes, cavar gli occhi ad 
 uno ; pull up, alzare, tirar su ; 
 pull up by the roots, sradicare 
 
 Pullet, s. una polastra 
 
 Pulley, s. girella. carrucola ; pulley 
 of a boot, ginocchiello ; pulley- 
 door, s. porta fatta a carrucola 
 
 Pullulate, v. il. pjllulare 
 
 Pulmonary, a. attenente ai pulmo- 
 ni, tisico 
 
 Pulp, s. polpa, carne senza osso 
 
 Pulpit, s. pulpito, pergamo 
 
 Pulpous, and Pulpy, a. polposo, 
 polputo 
 
 Pulse, s. polso, legume ; to feel 
 one's pulse, toccare il polso ad 
 uno 
 
 Pulverization, s. pult ^rizzamcnto 
 
 Pulverize, v. a. pulverizzare 
 
 Pulverizing, s. pulverizzazione 
 
 Pumice-stone, s. pomice 
 
 Pump, s. tromba ; pump-handle, 
 manovella di tromba 
 
 Pumps, s. pi. scarpini 
 
 Pump, v. a. cavar l'acqua colla 
 tromba ; pump one, v. a. bagnare 
 uno sotto la tromba, scalzare uno 
 
 Pumpion, and Pumpkin, s. specie 
 di zucca, zucca 
 
 Pun, s. scherzo; bisticcio, — v. n. 
 bis'.icciare 
 
 PUR 
 
 Punch, s. punteruolo ; — v. a. fo- 
 rare col' punteruolo ; punch one 
 •with one's fist, spignere alcuno 
 con pugni [cinello 
 
 Punch, and Punchinello, s. puli- 
 
 Puncheon, s. succhio j — of wine, 
 botte di vino 
 
 Punctilio, s. puntiglio 
 
 Punctilious, a. puntiglioso, di poca 
 conseguenza 
 
 Punctual, a. puntuale, esatto ; — 
 ity, s. puntualitaj — ly, ad. pun- 
 tualmente 
 
 Punctuation, s. la punteggiatura 
 
 Puncture, s. punkira 
 
 Pungency, s. punta, puntura 
 
 Pungent," a. pungente 
 
 Punish, v. a. punire, castigare ; — 
 able, a. degno di punizione j — 
 er, s. gastigatore ; — ing, s. pu- 
 nimento ; — ment, s. punizione, 
 gastigo 
 
 Punition, s: punizione, gastigo 
 
 Punk, s. una bagascia 
 
 Puny, s. un cadetto 
 
 Puny, a. piccolo, spregevole 
 
 Pup, v. a. and n. figliare 
 
 Pupil, s. pupillo, scolare, allievo ; 
 — of the eye, la pupilla dell' oc- 
 chio 
 
 Pupilage, s. minorita 
 
 Puppet, *. burattino ; puppet- 
 show, s. oomedia di burattini j 
 puppet-man, and puppet-player, 
 s. un ciarlatano [figliare 
 
 Puppy, s. casrnolino ; — v. n. 
 
 Purblind, a. che Ja la vista corta ; 
 — ness, s. corta vista 
 
 Purchase, s. bottino, preda; — v. 
 a. comprare, acquistare ; — er, s. 
 compratore ; — ing, s. compra, 
 acquisto 
 
 Pure, a. puro, semplice, mondo, 
 immaculato, assolnto, vero. schi- 
 etto, pretto, eccellente, squisito 
 
 Purely, ad. puramente, molto be- 
 ne, semplicemente 
 
 Pureness, s. purita [zione 
 
 Purgation, and Purging, s. purga- 
 
 Purgative, a. pur?ativo 
 
 Purgatory, a. purgatorio. luogo 
 dove si suppone ch'e Panime pur- 
 gansi 
 
 Purge, v. a. purgare ; purge one's 
 self, pijliare medicina ; — v. r. 
 giustificarsi [gativo 
 
 Puncm?, s. purgamento ; — a. pur- 
 Purification, s. purificazione 
 
 Purificatory, a. purificatorio 
 
 Purify, v. a. purificare ; — wz, s, 
 purificazione 
 
 Puritan, s. un puritano, un ipocrita 
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 PUS 
 
 Puritanical, a. di puritano 
 Purity, s. purita, castita 
 Purl, s. dentello, cervogia con as* 
 senzio : — v. a. gorgogliare, de> 
 co rare di frangia 
 Purlins, a. mormorante 
 Purloin, v. a. involare, rubare ; — 
 
 ing, s. ladrocinio, truffaria 
 Purlieu, *. terreui confinanti con 
 una foresta [vonazzo 
 
 Purple, s. porpora, la porpora, pa- 
 Purple, a. pavonazzo, porporino ; 
 purple-fever, s. la febbre maligna 
 Purplish, a. porporeggiante 
 Purport, s. significazione, il tennre 
 Purpose, s. proposito, disegno, pro- 
 getto, risoluzione, soggetto, di- 
 scorso ; to speak to the purpose, 
 parlare a proposito ; to no pur- 
 pose, in vauo, inutilmente j to 
 change one's purpose, cambiare 
 d'intenzione ; to speak to the 
 same purpose, dare presso a poco 
 Pistessa cosa 
 Purpose, v. a. «?irf n. proporre 
 Purposedly. ad. pens.itamente 
 Purr, s. allodola di mare 
 Purr, v. n. mormorare 
 Purring, s. mormorio del gatto 
 Purse, *. borsa,denaro, bene ; purse- 
 bearer, s. posto in un collegio ; 
 pursenet, s. tagliuola ; purse- 
 strings, cordoncini di borsa ; 
 pursemaker, s. borsaio ; a cut- 
 purse, un borsaiuolo 
 Purse up, v. a. imborsare 
 Purser, s. provveditore, tesoriere 
 Purslain, s. porcellana 
 Pursuance, *. conseguenza j in pui 
 
 suance, ad. secondo 
 Pursuant, prep, conformemente 
 Pursue, v. a. perseguitare, segui- 
 
 tare, continuare, sejuire 
 Pursue on one's heels," incalzare 
 Pursuer, s. persecutore, o seguitore 
 Pursuing, s. perseguimento 
 Pursuit, s. incalzo, caccia, istanza, 
 
 soiled tazione 
 Pursuivant, s. messaggiere che at> 
 
 compagna Paraldo 
 Pursy, a. bolso 
 Pursiness, *. bolsasrzine 
 Purtenance, *. dipendenza 
 Purvey, v. a. provvedere, procae- 
 ciare ; — ance, s. provvisione per 
 la famiglia del re ; — or, *. prov- 
 veditore 
 Purview, s. il disponimento d'Un 
 
 atto di parlamento 
 Purulent, a. marcioso [cia 
 
 Purulence, and Purulency, *. mar- 
 Push, s. spinta, sforzo ; 'pushpin, 
 
PUT 
 
 giuoco di spilli ; to make a push 
 at play, spignere ; to bring an 
 affair to the last push, condurre 
 a fine un negozio 
 Push, v. a. spignere, sospignere ; 
 push back, rispignere ; push 
 headlong, precipitare 
 Pusillanimity, s. pusillanimita 
 Pusillanimous, a. pusillanimo 
 Puss, s. gatto, gatta ; an ugly puss, 
 una brutta ; a dirty puss, una 
 sporca 
 Pustule, s. pustula 
 Put, s. giuoco di carte, un goffo, 
 
 scioeco 
 Put off, s. indugio, tardanza 
 Put, v. a. mettere, porre, proporre ; 
 put one's self in a passion, an- 
 dare in collera ; put one's arms 
 about one's neck, abbracciare ; 
 put cases, supporre ; put a riddle, 
 Droporre un enimma ; put away, 
 levare, portar via ; put away 
 cards, scartare ; put away a ser- 
 vant, licenziare un servo; put 
 away one's wife, ripudiare la 
 sua moglie ; put away cares, 
 scacciare lecure ; put about, fare 
 andare un giro ; put about a 
 glass, bere all' intorno ; put back, 
 rinculare ; put by, parare, schia- 
 vare ; put one by, trascurare ; 
 put down, sopprimere ; put forth, 
 produrre, proporre, ayanzare ; 
 put in for a place, brigare un' 
 impiego ; put in for a harbour, 
 cercare di entrare nel porto ; put 
 in mind, far ricordare ; put in 
 bail, dare mallevadoria ; put off, 
 differire, prolongare ; put off a 
 commodity, spacciare una mer- 
 canzia ; put off a piece of money, 
 far passare una moneta ;^ put out, 
 scavalcare, scacciare, ^stinguere ; 
 put out to sea, fare vela ; put one 
 cut of heart, sgomentare alcuno ; 
 put one out of conceit, svogliare ; 
 put out of joint, dislogare ; put 
 out money, mettere danari all' 
 interesse; put all to the sword, 
 mettere tutti a fit di spada ; put 
 it to venture, azzardare ; put up 
 an affront, inghiottire un' inju- 
 ria ; put a stop to, opporsi ; put 
 a trick upon one, ingannare, fare 
 «n tiro ' [della donna 
 
 Puta-ce, s. fornicazione dalla parte 
 Putanism, s. putanismo 
 PutaMve, a- putativo 
 PutH, a. puzzolente, fetido 
 putrefaction, s. putrefazione 
 Putrefy, v. a. putrefare ; — v. n. 
 
 QUA 
 
 corrompersi ,• — ing, s. putrefa- 
 zione 
 Putrid, a. putrido, corrotto ; — 
 
 ness, s. corruzione 
 Putty, s. polvere di stagno calcinato 
 Puzzle, s. imbarazzo, difficolta; — 
 
 v. a. imbarazzare 
 Puzzling, a. intrigante 
 Pyebald, a. di diversi colori 
 Pygmean, a. nano, pimmeo 
 Pygmy, s. un pimmeo, un nano 
 Pyramid, s. pira.mide 
 Pyramidical, a. pyramidiale, di 
 
 piramide 
 Pyromancy, s. piromanzia 
 Pyrotechny, s. pirotecnia 
 Pyrrhonism, s. pirronismo, il dubi- 
 
 *ar di tutto 
 Python, s. pitone; — ess, s. pito- 
 
 nessa 
 Pyx, s. pisside 
 
 QUACK, s. ciarlatano ; — v. n. 
 fare il mestiere di ciarlatano, 
 
 gracchiare ; — ery, s. ciarlatane- 
 
 simo 
 Quadragenarious, a. quadragenario 
 Quadragesima, s. quaresima 
 Quadragesimal, a. quaresimale 
 Quadrangle, s. un quadrangolo 
 Quadrant, s. quadranre 
 Quadrate, .v. quadrato 
 Quadrate, a. quadra ; — v. n. 
 
 quadrare, accranodarsi 
 Quadrature, s. quadratura 
 Quadrennial, a. quadriennio 
 Qua:! ri lateral, a. quadrilatero 
 Quadrille, s. quadiiglio 
 Quadripartite, a. diviso in quatre 
 
 porzioni 
 Quadruped, s. quadrupede 
 Quadrupedal, a. quadrupedo 
 Quadruple, a. quadruplo 
 Quadruply, ad. quattro volte pin. 
 Quaestor, s. questore ; — ship, s. 
 
 questura 
 Quaff, .?. chicchera, tazza ; — v. n. 
 
 sbeva.zzare 
 Quaffer, s. imbriacone 
 Quaffin?, s. ubbriachezza 
 Qnaffing-cup. s. una chicchera 
 Qua?<jy, a. paludoso 
 Quagmire, s. pantano 
 Quail, s. quaglio; quail-pipe, s. 
 
 richiamo; a young quail, una 
 
 quaglietta 
 Quail, v. n. quasdiarsi ; — v. a. 
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 QUA 
 
 ammaccare, languire; — ing, s. 
 languore 
 
 Quaint, a. pulito, bello, delicato, 
 strano, bisbetico ; — !y, ad. pu- 
 litamente, leggiadramente ; — 
 ness, s. pulitezza, delicatezza 
 
 Quake, v.n. tremare; — v. a. 
 gridare 
 
 Quaker, s. uomo che trema 
 
 Quakers, s. pi. Quacqueri 
 
 Quakerism, s. la religione dei 
 Quacqueri [mante 
 
 Quaking, s. tremore; — a. tre- 
 
 Qualification, s. qualita, condizione, 
 talento, dono 
 
 Qualify, v. a. qualificare, tempe- 
 rare ; qualify one's self, capaci- 
 tarsi, prendere i giuramenti ne- 
 cessarj per esercitare un' impiego 
 
 Qualified, a. atto, idoneo 
 
 Quality, s, qualita, stato, abitudine, 
 inclinazione 
 
 Qualm, s. mal di cuore 
 
 Qualmish, a. che ha il mal di 
 cuore 
 
 Quandary, s. sospensione d'animo, 
 irresoluzioue 
 
 Quantity, s. quantity, abbondanza, 
 numero ; — of syllables, la mi- 
 sura delle sillabe 
 
 Quaran*ine, s. quarantena ; to per- 
 form quarantine, fare la quaran- 
 tena 
 
 Quarrel, s. querela, lite ; — of a 
 crossbow, quadrella d'una bale- 
 stra 
 
 Quarrel, v.n. litigare,contrastare; 
 quarrel with, trovare a ridire; 
 quarrel with one, appiccare que- 
 rela ; . — ler, s. un litigatore; — 
 ling, s. querela, disputa; — some, 
 a. iitiarioso ; — someness, *. 
 a more litigioso 
 
 Quarry, s. petraia, la preda degli 
 uccelli di rapina 
 
 Quarry, v. n. vivere di rapina 
 
 Quart, s. boccale, quarta 
 
 Quartan, a. quartano 
 
 Quarter, s. quarto, quarta parte ; 
 — of wheat, sacco di grano j — 
 of mutton, quarto di castrato 
 
 Quarter, s. travicello quadrato, 
 quartiere. la vita ; to give quarter, 
 dar quartiere ; to cry for quarter, 
 chiedere quartiere ; quarter-day, 
 s. l'ultimo del quartiere; quar- 
 termaster, quartiermastro; quar- 
 terdeck, un casserod'un vascello; 
 to beat up the enemy's quarters, 
 assalire i quartieri del nemico 
 
 Quarter, v. a. squartare ; — v.n. 
 essere alloggiatoj quarter sol- 
 
QUI 
 
 diers, mettere i soldati ne' quar- 
 tieri 
 
 Quarterage, s. quartiere 
 
 Quarterly, ad. per quar.iere 
 
 Quartern, s. mezza foglietta 
 
 Quarto book, *. un libro in quarto 
 
 Quash, v. a. guastare, rovinare 
 
 Quatrain, s. quadernario 
 
 Quaver, s. semicroma, un trillo; 
 — v. n. gorgheggiare ; — v. a. 
 tremolare ; — ing, s. il gorghe?- 
 giare, trillo; — er, s. cantore che 
 gorgheggia 
 
 Quean, s. una.sgualdnna 
 
 Queasiness, s. voglia di vomitare, 
 nausea, turbamento di stomaco 
 
 Queasy, a. debole, schifo 
 
 Queen, s. reina, regina ; — at cards, 
 la dama; queen-gold, s. specie 
 di entrata del la regina 
 
 Queer, a. s^rano, ridicolo 
 
 Queer, s. bisbetichezza 
 
 Quell, v. a. reprimere, raffrenare 
 
 Queller, s. soggio^atore 
 
 Quench, v. a. estinguere 
 
 Quencher, s. colui che estingue 
 
 Querist, s. interrogator 
 
 Querulous, a. queruio, dolente, 
 mesto, lamentevole 
 
 Query, *. quesito, o domanda 
 
 Quest, s. inchiesta, traccia, ricer- 
 camento : to be in quest of one, 
 cercare uno 
 
 Question, s. ques'ione, domanda, 
 dubbio, con'o, sindicato ; — v. a. 
 interrogare, far rendere conto 
 
 Question, v. a. dubiare; — able, 
 a. dubbioso, di che si deve ren- 
 dere conto; — er, s. questiona- 
 tore ; — less, ad. senza dubbio 
 
 Quibble, s. bisticcio, scherzo 
 
 Quibble, v. n. bisticciare 
 
 Quick, a. vivo, vivace, astuto, sot- 
 tile ; quickfire, fuoco ardente; 
 quicksand, areni movente ; 
 quick apprehension, sagacita 
 d'ingegno ; qu.ck ear, orecchio 
 fino ; quick of scent, che ha 
 l'odorato fino ; quick, s. la carne 
 viva, vivo; to cut to the quick, 
 tagliare fino al vivo ; — ad. 
 presto, subito ; quickbeam, s. 
 sorbo ; quicksand, s. secca ; 
 quickset hed,'e, s. siepaglia 
 
 Quick-sighted, a. di vista acuta, 
 perspicace, accorto ; — ness, *. 
 perspicaci'a, accortezza, sagaci- 
 ta; quick-wi ted, a. d'acuto in- 
 ge^no ; quicksilver, s. argento 
 vivo, mercurio 
 
 Quicken, v. a. anirmr.% vivificare, 
 eccitare, utigare, ail'rettare, pre- 
 
 QUI 
 
 mere ; — v.n. essere gravida 
 d'un bambino che ha gia preso 
 vita; — ing, a. vivificante 
 
 Quickly, ad: presto, subito, presta^ 
 mente 
 
 Quickness, s. prestezza 
 
 Quiddity, *. essenza d'una cosa, fi- 
 nezza, giro, cavil lo 
 
 Quiescence, s. quiete, riposo 
 
 Quiescent, a. quieto, cheto 
 
 Quiet, s. qujeie, pace ; — a. calmo, 
 pacifico, tranqnillo; to be quiet, 
 iacere 
 
 Quiet, v. a. calmare, quetare 
 
 Quieting, a. soporativo 
 
 Quietism, s. il quietismo 
 
 Quietists, s. pi. i quietisti 
 
 Quietly, ad. tranquil lamente 
 
 Quietness, o.nd Quietude, s. tran- 
 quillita, riposo, pace, quiete 
 
 Quietus, s. quitanza 
 
 Quill, s. penna, calamo, cannella 
 d'una botta ; a knight of the 
 quill, un' autore ; a brother of 
 the quill, uno scrivano 
 
 Quillet, s. sottigliezza 
 
 QuiH, s. un materasso, coltre, sar- 
 gia ; — m a. imbottire, trapun- 
 tare [tree, s. un cotogno 
 
 Quince, s. mela cotigna ; quince- 
 
 Quinquagesima Sunday, s. la Do- 
 menica della Quinquagesima 
 
 Quinquennial, a. quinquennio 
 
 Quinquina, s. la china 
 
 Quint, s. una quinta 
 
 Quinsy, *. squinanzia 
 
 Quintain, and Quintin, s. il giuoco 
 della quintana; to run at quin- 
 tains, correre la quintana 
 
 Quintessence, s. qu'mtessenza 
 
 Quin'essential, a. che riguarda la 
 qui n 'essenza [versi 
 
 Quinzain, s. stanza di quindici 
 
 Quip, s. burla, scherzo 
 
 Quip, v. n. motteggiare 
 
 Quire, s. coro d'una chiesa ; — of 
 piper, un quinterno di carta j a 
 book in quires, libro sciolto 
 
 Quirister, s. corista di chiesa 
 
 Quirk, s. cavillazione, cavillo 
 
 Quit, a. libero, liberato 
 
 Quit rent, *. censo 
 
 Quit, v. a. abbandonare, lasciare, 
 tralasciare, desistere, esen'are, 
 d'npensare, cedere, rinunziare, 
 giu^tificare ; quit scores with, 
 paregsriare le t a gl i e con uno 
 
 Quite, ad. aftatto ; quite and clean, 
 ad. intieramente ; quite contra- 
 ry, tutto '1 contrario 
 
 Quits, (or even.) a. pace; to be 
 quits, essere pice 
 420 
 
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 Quittance, s. quitanza, ricompensa, 
 mercede, ricevuta di denari 
 
 Quiver, s. faretra, turcasso; — a. 
 snello, agile ; — v. n. tremare 
 
 Quivering, a. tremolo 
 
 Quodlibet, s. sottigliezza 
 
 Quoif, s. cuffia ; — v. a. acconciare 
 il capo 
 
 Quoins, s. pi. cantonate d'un muro 
 
 Quorum, s. uno de' giudici 
 
 Quota, s. parte, porzione 
 
 Quotation, s. citazione 
 
 Quote, v. a. citare, allegare 
 
 Quoth, v. imp. Ex. quoth I, (er 
 say I,) dico io ; quoth he, dice 
 egli ; quoth she, dice ella 
 
 Quotidian, a. quotidiano 
 
 Quotient, s. quoziente 
 
 Quoting, s. citazione 
 
 Quo warranto, s. iniunzione del re 
 
 R 
 
 RABBET, and Rabbetting, s. 
 scanalatura per i torelli e per 
 
 1'incinte 
 Rabbit, *. un coniglio 
 Rabbin, or Rabbf, s. rabbino ; — 
 
 ical, a. rabbinico; — ist, *. rab- 
 
 binista 
 Rabble, s. la canaglia [glieria 
 
 Rabinet, s. piccolo pezzo d' arti- 
 Race, *. razza, progenie, corsa, 
 
 slirpe ; racehorse, 5. un corsiere ; 
 
 a footrace, corsa di genti a piedi ; 
 
 a horserace, corsa di cavalli 
 Rack, *. rastrelliera, rastrella, tor- 
 
 tura, colla ; rack to lay the spi» 
 
 on, alare ad uno di reggere lo 
 
 schidione; to put to the rack, 
 
 dare la corda 
 Rack, v. a. collare, tormentare. 
 
 opprimere; rack wine, tramu- 
 
 tare del vino 
 Racket, s. racchetta, romore, stre- 
 
 pito, fracasso 
 Racking, *. tortura 
 Racoon, *. coniglio dell' Indie 
 Radiance, and Radiancy, s. splen- 
 
 dore, splendimento 
 Radiant, a. splendente, rilucentft 
 Radiation, s. splendore 
 Radical, a. radicale, primitive; — 
 
 — ity, — ness, s. stato di quel ch' 
 
 e radicale, sorgente 
 Rxdicate, |«. n. ralicare 
 Radicated, a. radicato, inveterato 
 Radish, a. ravanello ; horseradish, 
 
 ramolaccio - 
 
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 Raffle, *. zar* ; —v. n, giuocare a 
 
 sara ; raffle-net, s. rete da pe- 
 
 scare 
 Raft, *. zatta, zattera 
 Rafter, s. oorrente, travicello ; — 
 
 v. tu im pal care ; — nig. s. Pirn* 
 
 palcare 
 Ray, t. cencio. straccio ; meat 
 
 boiled to ra;r>, came troppo bob 
 
 lita 
 Ragamuffin, s un birbone 
 Rage, *. ratoia, furore ; — v. v. 
 
 arrabbiare. snaniafe, teaapestarc 
 
 Ragged. ooperto ili 
 
 ; ragged 
 
 stones, rottame di pietre ; — ness, 
 
 t. stracci, cenci 
 Ragin*. a. furiosa, sdegnafo, tan- 
 go; — s. rabbia, furia j — 
 
 iy, ad. rabbiosamente 
 Razn;'. 
 Rail. s. cancell >, steccat-> ; mils of 
 
 a bri \ze, le spondc d'un ponte ; 
 
 rails .<f a church, il balaustro 
 
 d'unaltare; rail in, v. a. chiu- 
 
 dere c >n cincelli, o balaustri 
 Rail, r. n. heflare. corbel tare 
 Ruler, s. corbtdlaTore, mal licente 
 R-ail^ry. *. corbel latura, burla 
 Railini, t. malidicenza; — ly, ad. 
 
 corbellevolmente 
 Raiment, t. vestimento 
 Rain. *. pinggia, aoqua ; rainbow, 
 
 $. 1'arc 
 Riin, v. a. phvere ; to rain down 
 rerof arrows, far piovere 
 
 o sca,'liare una grandine di frecce 
 Rainy, a. piovoso 
 
 . a. levare, alzare; raise 
 
 money, raccozlieredanari ; raise 
 
 a sieie. levar Hasaedkl ; raise 
 
 one's : irai ; raise 
 
 one's price, ctescere di prezzo ; 
 
 raise one's voice, alzare la voce ; 
 
 raise a storm, susci'are una tem- 
 
 pesta; raise a sedition, causare 
 
 una aedizione; raise a report. 
 re voce; raise up, avan- 
 
 i. yl. u va passa 
 Rike, j. rastrello, rastro, becco di 
 . uno scapestrato ; rake- 
 shame, ». uii furfan'e 
 
 . a. ra*'relhre, sarchiel 
 10 rake the fire, attizzare il 
 Ammo 
 Rake, v. n. memre una \ 
 
 «. spezzaforno, rastro, pa- 
 
 m ; rakish, scostu- 
 liwoluto; — ness, ». dis- 
 aolulczza 
 
 RAN 
 
 Rally, v. a, riunire, raccogliere, 
 
 burlare, before ; — p. it. riuuir- 
 
 si ; — ing, s. raccoglimcnto, bur- 
 
 [di ferro 
 
 Run, *. ariete; ram's head, s. lieva 
 
 Ram in, or down, i<. a. ficcare ; 
 ram ! >wn a paving, maacer&th 
 pare un pavimento; ram down 
 piles, ficcare pali 
 
 R.image, i\ n. andare attorno, 
 scorrere 
 
 Ramble, s. scorsa ; to be all upon 
 the ramble, andare sempre at- 
 torno [dare , 
 
 Ramble, c n. scorrere, vagabon- 
 
 Raniblcr, *. un va^abondo 
 
 Rambling, s. scm ; — a. va- 
 gabondo ; rambling head, un | 
 cervello balzano ; rambling : 
 thoughts, pensieri vaghi 
 
 Rammer, s. mazzeranga, bacchetta 
 da schioppo 
 
 Rammish, a. che sa di becco; — 
 — Dess, t. odore che sen'e del 
 becco [girare 
 
 Ramp, v. H. rampicare, salttll.uv. 
 
 Rampant, a. rampaute 
 
 Rampart, .v. riparo, terrapieno; to 
 fence with ramparts, circondare < 
 di terrapieni 
 
 Rancorous, a- pieno d'animosita ; 
 — ly, ad. sde^nosamente 
 
 Rancour, *. rancore, risentimento : 
 
 Random, s. avventura ; random 
 shot, or blow, s. col pa a caso ; to 
 leave all at random, lasciare tat- 
 to in abbandono ; at random, ad. 
 inconsideratamente 
 
 Range, *. fila graticola. giro, corsa, 
 timone di carrozza, burattello; 
 to give one's fancy its free range, 
 dare campo al'a sua fantasia 
 
 Range, v. n. vagare, va^abondare ; 
 range up and down, andare qua 
 e la [ordinare 
 
 Range, v. a. abburattare, schierare, 
 
 Ranker, s. maestro di caccia 
 
 Rank, s. grado, ordine, sfera, digni- 
 ta, piazza; — a. fertile, abbon- 
 dante ; to ctow rank, pullulare 
 in troppa abbondanza ; to smell 
 rank, sentire del rancido 
 
 Rank, v. a. schierare, annoverare 
 
 R\nkle, r. n. infistolarsi 
 
 Rankness, *. fertilita, troppa ab- 
 bondanza, rancidezza 
 
 Ransack, v. a. sacchesriiare, rovi- 
 inrr : — in?, J. sacche^iamento 
 
 ! Ransom, t. riscatto, tailia; — 
 v. a. riscattare, scorticare 
 
 , Rant, *. trasporti, smania ; — v. n. 
 J smaniare 
 
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 RAT 
 
 R-inter, *. s'ordito, arrabbiatello 
 
 Rantipole, s. catlivo ragaiVD 
 
 Rap, s. picchio; — v. a. buzzare, 
 pkchiare ; mp and rend, acchi- 
 appare tutto quel che si puo; to 
 r.ip at the door, buzzare pic- 
 chiare alia porta 
 
 Rapacious, a. rapnee, avido 
 
 Rapacity, and Ripaciousness, $. 
 rapacita, iogordigia 
 
 Ripe. s. ratio, stupro, raspa. rapa 
 salvatica; rape-wine, *. vinello 
 
 Rapid, a. rapido; — ity.j. rapiditi; 
 — ly, ad. rapkameote 
 
 Rapier, *. stocco, spadone 
 
 Rapine, *. rapina, furto [furia 
 
 Rapture, *. lapimento, trasporto, 
 
 Riptured, a. estatico, rapito 
 
 Rapturous, a. estatico 
 
 Rare, a. raro, singolare, eccellente; 
 — ad. molto, perfettamente 
 
 Rarefaction, s. rarefazione 
 
 Rirefy, v. a. rarefare; — ing, *. 
 rarefazione 
 
 Rarely, ad. raramente 
 
 Rareness, and Rari'y, s. rarez7a, 
 rarita 
 
 Rascal, *. furfante, briccone ; — ity, 
 *. la feccia del popolo ; — ly, ad. 
 bricconescamente 
 
 Rash, a. temerario, inconsi leralo 
 
 Rash-headed, a. precipitoso 
 
 Rasher, *. frettadi presciutto; — 
 on the coals, carbonaia 
 
 Rashly, ad. temerariamente 
 
 Rashness, s. temerita 
 
 Ri-p, j. una raschia ; — v. a. ras- 
 chiare; rasp bread, scrostare del 
 pane 
 
 Raspberry, s. mora di rovo 
 
 Raspbeny-tree, s. un rovo 
 
 Rasure, s. pennata raschiata via, 
 raschiatura 
 
 Rat, s. sorcio, topo ; rat-trap, i. 
 trappola ; rat's-bane, t. tossico 
 
 Ratably, ad. egualmente 
 
 Rate, *. prezzo, valore, tas^a, im- 
 posizione, sfera, ordine, ragione, 
 proporzione ; at the old rate, 
 secondo il costume ; at a stranxe 
 rate, stranamen'e ; to live at an 
 extra vayant rate, vivere prodi- 
 galmente ; to set rates upon pro- 
 visions, mettere ras-isa sopra le 
 provvisioni 
 
 Rate, v. a. stimare, valutare, cen- 
 surare, criiicire, ordinare, fas- 
 sare ; to talk at a bizh rate, 
 parlare ardi'aim-nte, arrogante 
 mente 
 
 Rater, ». stima'ore 
 
 Raieen, t. sorta di paim > lino 
 
RAY 
 
 Rath, and Rathe, a. primaticcio, 
 matura a buon' ora ; rath-fruits, 
 irutti primaticci 
 
 Rather, ad. piuttosfo, meglio; to 
 have rather, amare meglio 
 
 Ratification, s. ratificazione 
 
 Ratify, v. a. ratificare ; — ing, s. 
 ratificamento 
 
 Rating, s. estimazione 
 
 Ratiocination, s. raziocinazione 
 
 Ratiocinate, v. a. raziocinare 
 
 Ratiocinative, a. discorsivo 
 
 Rational, a. razionale; — ity, s. 
 ragionevolezza ', — ly, adl ra- 
 zionevolmente 
 
 Rattle, s. sonaglio ; rattlesnake, s. 
 codisona ; a cock's rattles, cresta 
 d'un gallo; rattle-headed, stor- 
 dito, scervellato 
 
 Rattle, v. n. roinoreggiare, ripren- 
 dere ; rattle it, parlare presto ; 
 — ing, s. strepito, romore j — in 
 the throat, gorgogliamento ; — 
 of a coach, strepito di carrozza ; 
 the empty rattling of words, pa- 
 role vane e pompose 
 
 Rattlings, s. pi. funicelle 
 
 Ratoon, s. volpe delle Indie 
 
 Ravage, *. strage, strazio j — v. a. 
 predare, distruggere j — ing, s. 
 strage, rovina 
 
 Rave, v. n. delirare, freneticare 
 
 Ravel, v. a. imbrogliare 
 
 Ravel out, v. a. sfilarsi 
 
 Ravelin, s. ravelino 
 
 Raven, s. corvo '; — v. n. divorare 
 
 Ravening, s. rapina 
 
 Ravenous, a. rapace, ingordo, avi- 
 do, goloso ; — ly, ad. avidamente, 
 ingordamente 
 
 Ravin, v. a. mangiare con rapacita 
 
 Ravin, s. rapina, rapacita, preda 
 
 Raviner, s. un ghiotto 
 
 Raving, s. delirio, frenezia ; — a. 
 delirante, frenetico } — ly, ad. 
 mattamente 
 
 Ravish, v. a. rapire, torre con vi- 
 olenza, sforzare ; ravish with 
 pleasure, incaiitare ; — er, s. 
 rapitore; — ing, s. ratto, rapi- 
 mento; — ing, a. che incantaj 
 — ment, s. stupro, gran piacere 
 
 Raw, a. ignorante, crudo, non cot- 
 to j raw scholar, s. un novizio ; 
 raw silk, seta cruda ; raw stom- 
 ach, stomaco indigesto ; raw 
 weather, tempo freddo ed umido 
 
 Rawness, s. audita, inesperienza 
 
 Ray, s. raggio, splendore, razza; 
 ray of gold, una foglia d'oro 
 
 Raycloth, s. panno che non e mai 
 atato tinto 
 
 REA 
 
 Ray out, v. a. raggiare 
 
 Raze, s. sorta di misura ; — v. a. 
 spianare, rovinare 
 
 Razers, *. pi. zanne di cinghiale 
 
 Razor, s. rasoio 
 
 Razure, s. cancellatura 
 
 Reach, s. tiro, capacita, potere, 
 astuzia ; — of thought, sagacita j 
 — of a river, larghezza d'un 
 fiume d'un canto all' altro 
 
 Reach, v. a. arrivare, giugnere, 
 toccare, concernere, dare, por- 
 gere, vomitare, recere ; reach a 
 place, pervenire ad un luogoj 
 reach at a thing, cercare di ar- 
 rivare ad una cosa 
 
 Reach, v. n. distendersi 
 
 Reaction, s. azione reciproca 
 
 Read, v. a. leggere ; read out, 
 leggere ad alta voce, trascorrere ; 
 read about, leggere alternativa- 
 mente ; read again, i>. a. rileg- 
 gere ; read divinity, fare letture 
 in collegio 
 
 Readily, ad. prestamente, a mente, 
 a memoria, con sollecitudine 
 
 Readiness, s. prontezza ; — of wit, 
 sottigliezza d'ingegnoj to be in 
 readiness, essere pronto 
 
 Reading, s. lettura, lezione 
 
 Readjourn, v. a. prorogare di nuo- 
 voj — ing, s. nuova proroga- 
 zione [sione 
 
 Readmission, s. seconda ammis- 
 
 Readmit, v. a. riammettere 
 
 Ready, a. pronto, lesto, inclinato, 
 atto, vivace ; ready at hand,,ap- 
 parecchiatoj ready money, da- 
 nari contanti ; to get one's self 
 ready, prepararsi 
 
 Ready, ad. gia, di gia ; rooms 
 ready furnished, eamere locande 
 
 Reafforested, a. rimboscato 
 
 Real, a. reale, effettivo ; — s. un 
 reale 
 
 Reality," s. realita, verita ; the 
 reality of my friendship, la sin- 
 cerity della mia amicizia 
 
 Realize, v. a. realizzare 
 
 Really, ad. realmente, sicuramente 
 
 Realm, 3. reame, regno 
 
 Ream, s. risma di carta 
 
 Reanimate, v. a. reanimare 
 
 Reap, v. a. mietere 
 
 Reaper, s. mietitore ; reaping time, 
 s. mietitufa ; reaping-sickle, s. 
 falce 
 
 Rear, s. retroguardia ; rear admi- 
 ral, s. vice-ammiraglio ; to brins: 
 up the rear, andare di retroguar- 
 dia 
 
 Rear, i\ a. inalzare, ergere, levare 
 422 
 
 REC 
 
 Rear up, allevare, nutrire J rear 
 one's self up, avanzarsij rear- 
 ward, s. coda, strascico 
 
 Reascend, v. a. riniontare 
 
 Reason, s. ragione, senno, diritte, 
 equita, considerazione ; by rea- 
 son of, a causa di ; to bring one 
 to reason, mettere uno alia ra- 
 gione j to yield to reason, sotto- 
 mettersi alia ragione 
 
 Reason, v. n. ragionare, discorrere, 
 disputare ; reason with one's 
 self, meditare 
 
 Reasonable, a. ragionevole, giusto, 
 moderato, convenevole, compe- 
 tente ; — ness, s. giustizia, equi- 
 ta ; — ly, ad. ragionevolmente 
 
 Reasoner, s. colui che ragiona 
 
 Reasoning, &. ragionamento 
 
 Reasonless, a. irragionevole 
 
 Reassemble, v. a. riadunare ; — 
 v. n. riadunarsi 
 
 Reassume, v. a. riassumere 
 
 Reave, v. a. fendere 
 
 Rebaptize, v. a. ribattezzare j — 
 ing, s. ribattezzamento 
 
 Rebate, s. scanalatura ; — v. a. 
 scanalare, spuntare ; rebate one's 
 pride, rintuzzar l'altrui orgoglio J 
 rebate in accounts, didurre ; — 
 ment, *. deduzione, diminu- 
 zione 
 
 Rebec, *, ribeea, una vecchia 
 
 Rebel, s. un ribello; —v. n. ribel- 
 larsi ; rebelling, and rebellion, *. 
 ribellione, rivolta 
 
 Rebellious, a. ribello, disobediente j 
 — ne 5 s, s. ribellione 
 
 Rebellow, v. a. rimugghiare 
 
 Rebound, s. balzo, rimbalzo ; — 
 v. n* rimbalzare ; — ing, s. rim- 
 balzo 
 
 Rebuff, s. rabbuffo, rifiuto 
 
 Rebuild, v. a. rifabbricare 
 
 Rebuke, s. riprensione; — v. a. 
 ripiendere 
 
 Rebukeful, a. severo, agro j — ly, 
 ad. agramente 
 
 Rebuker, s. riprensore, garritore 
 
 Rebuking, *. riprendimento, ri- 
 prensione [richiamo 
 
 Recall, v. a. richiamare ; —ing, s. 
 
 Recant, o. a. ritrattare j — v. w» 
 disdirsi ; — -ation, —ing, *. ritrat 
 tazione 
 
 Recapitulate, v. a. ricapitulare 
 — ion, s. ricapitulazione 
 
 Recede, v. n. rincalzare 
 
 Receipt, s. ricetta, ricevimento, 
 ricevuta 
 
 Receivable, a. ricevevole 
 
 Receive, v, a. ricevere j receive 
 
REC 
 
 tas.es, riscuotere le tasse ; receive 
 one at one's house, accogliere 
 una in casa sua ; receive into an 
 office, ammettere ; receive an 
 opinion, abbracciare un' opini- 
 one ; receive stolen goods, celare 
 beni maltolti 
 
 Receiver, s. ricevitore j — of stolen 
 goods, celatore 
 
 Receiving, s. ricevimento 
 
 Recent, a. recente, nuovo J — ly, 
 ad. recentemente 
 
 Receptacle, s. ricettacolo 
 
 Reception, s. accoglienza 
 
 Receptive, a. atto a ricevere 
 
 Recess, s. recesso, ritiro, solitudine 
 
 Recession, s. concessione 
 
 Rechange, v. a. cangiare di nuovo 
 
 Recharge, v. a. incaricare di nuovo 
 
 Recidivate, v. a. ricascare j — ion, 
 s. recidiva 
 
 Recipe, s. ricetta 
 
 Recipient, s. recipiente 
 
 Reciprocal, a. reciproco ; — ly, ad. 
 reciprocamente 
 
 Reciprocate, v. a. contraccambiare 
 
 Reciprocation, s. reciprocazione 
 
 Recision, s. recisione 
 
 Recital, s. ragguaglio, relazione 
 
 Recitation, s. recitazione 
 
 Recitative, a. recitativo ; — s. un 
 recitativo [narrare 
 
 Recite, v. a. recitare, raccontare, 
 
 Reciting, s. recitazione 
 
 Reckon, v. a. contare, calcolare, 
 credere, pensare, far disegno, di- 
 pendere, assicurarsi ; reckon up- 
 on a thing, far capitale di ; reck- 
 on up, computare ; — er, s. con- 
 tatore ; — ing, s. oonto, scotto ; 
 to be near one's reckoning, essere 
 vicina a partorire ; offreckoning, 
 *. disconto 
 
 Reclaim, v. a. riformare, correg- 
 gere, richiamare ; reclaim a 
 thing, contraddire una cosa ; re- 
 claim, v. n. riformarsi j — less, 
 a. incorrigibile 
 
 Recline, v. a. pendere, inclinare 
 
 Recluse, a. segreto, ritirato ; — s. 
 un monaco 
 
 Recognise, v. a. riconoscere, con- 
 fessare, dichiarare ; recognisee, 
 *. colui che ha fatta un obbliga- 
 zione 
 
 Recognition, s. ricognizione, rivi- 
 sta, esame 
 
 Recognitors, s. pi. i dodici giurati 
 della corte delle assise 
 
 Recognizance, s. malleveria ; — 
 of assize, giudizio de' dodici giu- 
 rati 
 
 REC 
 
 Recoil, v. n. rinculare; recoil of i 
 one's promise, mancare alia sua 
 promessa ; — ing, s. rinculamen- 
 to 
 
 Recoin money, v. a. battere la mo- 
 neta di nuovo [ova 
 
 Recoining, s. stampadi monela nu- 
 
 Recollect, v. a. radunare ; recollect 
 one's self, rammentarsi \ — ion, 
 *. riflessione 
 
 Recommence, v. a. ricominciare, 
 cominciare di nuovo, emendare 
 
 Recommend, v. a. raccomandare ; 
 — able, a. lodevole ; — ation, s. 
 raccomandazione ; — atory, — 
 ative, a. raccomandatorio 
 
 Recompense, s. ricompensa ; — v. 
 a. ricompensare ; — er, s. colui 
 che ricompensa ; — ing, s. ricom- 
 pensamento 
 
 Recompose, v. a. ricomporre 
 
 Reconcilable, a. riconciliabile 
 
 Reconcile, v. a. riconciliare, accor- 
 dare ; — ment, — ation, s. ricon- 
 ciliazione ; — er, s. conciliatore ; 
 — ing, *• riconcil.iamenfo 
 
 Recondite, a. segreto, nascoso 
 
 Reconduct, v. a. ricondurre 
 
 Record, *, atto pubblico registrato, 
 testimonianza autentica ; to bear 
 record, fare testimonianza 
 
 Record, v. a. registrare, mettere 
 che si sia nell' istoria ; — ing, s. 
 rnenzione fatta nell' istoria ; — 
 er, s. attuario, un statuto 
 
 Recount, v. a. narrare, raccontare 
 
 Recourse, s. ricorso, rifugio, con- 
 corso, ricovero 
 
 Recover, v. a. ricoverare; recov- 
 er one's self, ricuperar gli spiri- 
 ti ; recover from sickness, rimet- 
 tersi in piede ; recover a loss, ri- 
 parare una perdita ', — a hare, 
 una lepre 
 
 Recover one's wind, pigliare fiato ; 
 — able, a. ricuperabile 
 
 Recovery, s. ricoveramento, rime- 
 dio, riscorsaj — of health, gua- 
 rigione 
 
 Recreant, a. codardo, poltrone 
 
 Recreate, v. a. ricreare, divertire 
 
 Recreation, *. ricreazione 
 
 Recreative, a. recreativo 
 
 Recredentials, s. pi. lettere di cre- 
 denza 
 
 Recrement, *. feccia, spuma 
 
 Recriminate, v. n. rinfacciare, 
 rimproverare ; — ion, *. rimpro- 
 vero 
 
 Recruit, s. soldato di recluta ; re- 
 cruits, s. pi. una recluta ; recruit 
 of provisions, rinforzo di viveri : 
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 RED 
 
 recruit, v. a. reclutare ; recruM 
 one's self, ristorarsi 
 
 Rectangle, s. un rettangolo 
 
 Rectangular, a. rettangolo 
 
 Rectification, *, rettificazione 
 
 Rectifier, Rectify, s. rettificatore, 
 rettificare ; — ing, s. rettifica- 
 zione 
 
 Rectilineal, a. rettilineale 
 
 Rectitude, s. rettitudine, equita, gi- 
 ustizia 
 
 Rector, s. rettore ; — of a parish 
 church, piovano d' una paroc- 
 chia ; — ial, a. di rettore ; — ship, 
 s. dignita di rettore 
 
 Rectory, s. rettoria [confidenza 
 
 Recubation, and Recumbency, s. 
 
 Recumbent, a. giacente 
 
 Recur, v. n. ricorrere j recur to, 
 v. n. aver ricorso 
 
 Recurrents, s. pi. versi che si leg- 
 gono a diritto, e a rovescio 
 
 Recurrency, s. ricorso 
 
 Recusancy, s. non conformita 
 
 Recurvation, and Recurvity, s. cur- 
 vita, curvatura 
 
 Recusant, s. settario 
 
 Recuse, v. a. ricusare 
 
 Red, a. rosso ; red lip, labbra ver- 
 migMe ; red herrings, aringhe sa- 
 late ; red deer, s. il genere de' 
 cervi ; redfaced, a. rubicondo ; 
 red haired, che ha i capelli ros- 
 si ; robin redbreast, s. un petti- 
 rosso 
 
 Redden, v. a. and n. arrossire 
 
 Reddish, a. rossiccio 
 
 Reddition, s. restituzione 
 
 Redditive, a. che risguarda la resti 
 tuzione 
 
 Redeem, v. a. redimere; redeem 
 time, riparare la perdita del tem- 
 po ; redeem goods in pawn, ris- 
 cattare delle robe impegnate ; — 
 able, a. che si puo redimere ; — 
 er, s. redentore j —ing, s. reden- 
 zione 
 
 Redeliver, v. a. liberare di nuovo 
 
 Redelivery, s. restituzione 
 
 Redemand, v. a. ridomandare, do- 
 mandare 
 
 Redemption, s. redenzione 
 
 Redintegrate, v. a. reintegrare ; — 
 ion, s. reintegrazione 
 
 Redness, s. rossore, rossezza 
 
 Redolent, a. odoroso, odorifero 
 
 Redouble, v. a. Taddoppiare ; — 
 ing, s. raddoppiamento 
 
 Redoubt, s. ridotto 
 
 Redoubted, a. temuto, formidabile 
 
 Redound, v. n. ridondare, risultare, 
 tornare 
 
REF 
 
 Redress, s. riformazione J — v. a. 
 riordinare, riformare, rimediare, 
 correggere ; redress one's self, 
 farsi giustizia ; — er, s. riforma- 
 tore j — less, a. incorrigibile 
 
 Reduce, v. a. ridurre j — s, espu- 
 gnare 
 
 Reducible, a. riducibile 
 
 Reducing, and Reduction, s. ridu- 
 zione 
 
 Reductive, a. riduttivo ; — ly, ad. 
 per riduzione 
 
 Redundance, and Redundancy, s. 
 soprabbondanza superfluity 
 
 Redundant, a. soprabbondante 
 
 Reduplicate, v. a. raddoppiare; — 
 ion, s. raddoppiameuto 
 
 Reduplicative, a. riduplicativo 
 
 Reecho, v. a. echeggiare 
 
 Reed, s. canna ; reed plot, and reed- 
 bank, s. luogo dove sono piantate 
 !e canne 
 
 Reedy, a. pieno di canne 
 
 Reek'of hay, s. covone di fieno 
 
 Reek, s. fumo, vapore ; reek, v. n. 
 fumare, fare del fumo 
 
 Reel, s. naspo, arcolaio ; — v. a. 
 aggornitolare ; — v. n. vacil- 
 lare ; — er, s. quello che aggomi- 
 tola. 
 
 Reeling, s. vacillamento 
 
 Reenter, v. n. rientrare 
 
 Reentry, and Reentering, t. riente- 
 g-azione 
 
 Reestablish, v. a. ristabilire; — ing, 
 — merit, s. ristabilimento 
 
 Reeve, s. guardiano d'un feudo 
 
 Reexamination, s. seconda esami- 
 nazione _ [°vo, rivedere 
 
 Reexamine, v. a. esaminare di nu- 
 
 Refection, s. rifezione [vi 
 
 Refectives, s. pi. rimedi confortati- 
 
 Refectory, s. refettorio 
 
 Refel, v. a. confutare ; —ling, s. 
 confutamento 
 
 Refer, v. a. riferire, rimettere ; re- 
 fer a difference to arbitration, 
 starsene al giudicio degli arbitri 
 
 Referee, s. arbitro 
 
 Reference, s. riferenza, arbitrato ; 
 in reference to that, in quanto a 
 cio 
 
 Referendary, s. referendario 
 
 Referring, s. riferimento 
 
 Refine, v. a. raffinare, affinare, pu- 
 rificare ; — er, s. affinatore ; — 
 ing, s. affinamento 
 
 Refit a ship, v. a. racconciare un 
 vascello 
 
 Refitting, s. racconciamento 
 
 Reflect, v. a. rifiettere, ripercuo- 
 tere j reflect upon one, cascare 
 
 REG 
 
 sopra uno ; reflect upon a thing, 
 considerare una cosa 
 
 Reflecting, s. rifleisione j — a. in- 
 giurioso 
 
 Reflection, s. riflessione, riverbera- 
 zione, censura, ingiuria; to cast 
 a reflection upon one, sparlar 
 d'uno 
 
 Reflective, a. riflessivo j — ity, s. 
 qualiia riflessiva [gente 
 
 Reflovv, v. n. ritornare verso la sor- 
 
 Reflux, s. rifiusso 
 
 Reform, s. riforma, riformazione 
 
 Reform, v. a. riformare ; — ation, 
 s. riformazione ; reformed, a. ri- 
 formato 
 
 Reformer, s. riformatore 
 
 Reforming, s. riforma 
 
 Reformist, s. un frate riformato 
 
 Refracted ness, and Refraction, s. 
 refrazione 
 
 Refractory, a. caparbio, ostinato ; 
 — ly, ad. ostinatamente; — ness, 
 s. ostinazione 
 
 Refrain, v. a. reprimere, raffre- 
 nare ; — v. n. astenersi 
 
 Refresh, v. a. rinfrescare, rinnovel- 
 lare ; refresh one's self, v. r. 
 frescarsi, riposarsi j —ing, s. ri 
 frescamento ; — ing, a. che ri 
 fresca ; — ment, s. rinfresco 
 
 Refrigerate, v. a. rifrigerare ; — 
 ing, — ion, s. rifrigerio, rinfres- 
 co ; — ive, a. rifrigerativo ; — 
 ory, s. rinfrescatoio 
 
 Refuge, s. refugio, asilo, appoggio, 
 protezione ; — v. n. proteggere 
 
 Refugee, s. rifugito 
 
 Refulgence, and Refulgency, s. 
 splendore, lustro 
 
 Refulgent, a. rifulgente, lucido 
 
 Refund, v. a. rifondere, restituire 
 
 Refusal, s. rifiuto ; to have the re- 
 fusal of a thing, avere la prefe- 
 renza di scegliere 
 
 Refuse, s. rimasuglio, resto 
 
 Refuse, v. a. rifiutare, rigettare 
 
 Refusing, s. nfiutamento 
 
 Refusion, s. rinfusione d'un liquore 
 nell' istesso vaso 
 
 Refutation, s. confutazione 
 
 Refute, v. a. confufare 
 
 Regain, v. a. riguadagnare j — ing, 
 s. riguadagno 
 
 Regal, a. regale, reale 
 
 Regale, s. prerogative reale, rega- 
 io, festino ; — v. a. regal are, 
 trattare 
 
 Regalia, s. pi. 1'insegne reali, pre- 
 rogative reali 
 
 Regality, s. realita 
 
 Regally, ad. realmente 
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 Regard, a. riguardo, s(ima; — of 
 a forest, l'ispezione d'una foresta j 
 in regard of, in quanto a ; in re- 
 gard, in riguardo 
 
 Regard, v. a. riguardare, conside- 
 rare ; — able, a. riguardevole ; 
 — ant, a. riguardante ; — ful, a. 
 accurato j — less, a. che non ha 
 riguardo 
 
 Regency, s. reggenza 
 
 Regenerate, a. rigenerato ; — v. cU 
 rigenerare j — ion, *. rigenera- 
 zione 
 
 Regent, *. reggente 
 
 Regicide, *. regicida, regicidk) 
 
 Regiment, s. reJmento 
 
 Regimen, *. regimine, governo ; — 
 of a church, un governo ecclesi- 
 astico 
 
 Region, *. regione, paese ; — of the 
 heart, la sede del cuore 
 
 Register, s. registro, cancelliere; — 
 v. a. registrare ; — ing, s. regi- 
 stratura; to register a thing in 
 one's memory, imprimere che 
 che si sia nella mente 
 
 Registry, s. cancelleria, battisterio 
 
 Regnant, a. regnante, principale 
 
 Regorge, v. a. vomitare, reeere 
 
 Regrate, v. a. vendere a minuto 
 
 Regrater, and Regrator, s. rigat- 
 tiere, incettatore 
 
 Regress, s. ritorno ; to have free 
 egress and regress, avere il passo 
 libero [a. compiagnere 
 
 Regret, .v. disgusto, dolore; — v. 
 
 Regular, a. regolare, regolatp ; reg- 
 ular canons, i regolari ,• to live a 
 regular life,-vivere regolatamen- 
 te ; — ity, s. regolarifa ; — ly, ad, 
 regola'amente, precisamente 
 
 Regulate, v. a. regolare, formare, 
 determinare ; — regulate one's 
 expense, ridurre le sue spese 
 
 Regulation, *. regola 
 
 Regulator, s. regolatore 
 
 Regulus, *. regolo, minerale 
 
 Rehear, v. a. sentire di nuovo j — 
 ing, s. nuova udienza 
 
 Rehearsal, s. narrazione, relazione, 
 prova, repeti zione ; — of a play, 
 la prova d'una commedia 
 
 Rehearse, v. a. recitare, raccontare, 
 ripetere, ridire j — ing, s. ripeti 
 zione 
 
 Reject, v. rigettare, ribbuttare, di- 
 sprez7are ; — able, a. che si dove 
 rigettare; —ing, —ion, *. riget- 
 tamento 
 
 Reign, s. regno, autorita regia ; — 
 v. n. regnare, doniinare, esaere 
 in voga, credito 
 
REL 
 
 Reigning, *. l'atto di regnarej — 
 
 a. regnante, dominante 
 Reimbark, t>. n. imbarcarsi di nu- 
 
 ovo ; — ing, — ation, s. nuovo im- 
 
 barco 
 Reimburse, v. a. rimborsare ; — 
 
 nient, s. rimborsamento 
 Reimpression, s. secoDda edizione 
 Rein, s. redine ; to let loose the 
 
 reins, sciorre la briglia ; to hold 
 
 the reins of the empire, gover- 
 
 nare lo stato 
 Reins, s. pi. le reni, arnioni 
 Reinforce, v. (u rinforzare j — 
 
 ment, s. rinforzamento 
 Reingage, v. a. attaccare di nuovo 
 
 la battaglia 
 Reingratiate one's self with one, 
 
 rimettersi nella buona grazia 
 
 d'uno [s. ristabilimento 
 
 Reinstate, v. a. ris'abilire; — ing, 
 Reinvest, v. n. rimettere in posses- 
 
 so, ristabilire ; — ing, — ment, s. 
 
 ristabilimento 
 Rejoice, v. a. rallegrare, ricreare : 
 
 — v. n. rallegrarsi, godere ; — 
 ing, *. allegrezza, gioia ; —ing, 
 a. piacevole 
 
 Rejoin, v. a. riunire, replicare 
 Rejoinder, s. seconda risposta 
 Rejolt, s. crollo, scossa 
 Reiterate, v. a. reiterare, ricomin 
 
 ciare ; — ion, s. reiterazione 
 Reland, v. cu sbarcare una seconda 
 
 volta 
 Relapse, *. ricaduta, ricadimento ; 
 
 — v. n. riammalarsi ; to relapse 
 in the same fault, ritornare al 
 medesimo errore 
 
 Relate, v. a. raccontare, rappor- 
 tare ; — v. n. aver somiglianza 
 
 Related, a. parente, con^iunto 
 
 Relation, s. relazimie, affinita, trat- 
 to, risguardo, un parente, una pa- 
 rente ; by relation, per quel che 
 si dice ; in relation to that, in 
 quanto a questo 
 
 Relative, a. relativo ; — ly, ad. re- 
 lativamente 
 
 Relator, s. l'autore d'una relazione 
 
 Relax, v. a. moderare, rilassare, 
 indebolire, cedere, lasciare ; re- 
 lax one's mind, riposarsi ; relax, 
 v. n. rilassarsi 
 
 Relaxation, *. rilassazione, sciogli- 
 mento. ristoro, riposo 
 
 Relay, s. posta, muta di cani di 
 caccia ; to be in relay, stare alia 
 posta 
 
 Relays, s. pi. cavalli freschi 
 
 Release, «. scarico, liberta ; — v. 
 a. liberare, sciorre, esentare, di- 
 
 REM 
 
 spensare ; release one from an 
 oath, sciorre uno dal giuramen- 
 to j — ment, s. liberta 
 
 Relegate, v. a. rilegare 
 
 Relegation, s. rilegarnento, esilio 
 
 Relent, y. n. sudare, distillare, in- 
 tenerirsi ; — v. a. cedere ; — ing, 
 i: rallentamento, pentimento ; — 
 ing, a. tenero, pietoso ; — less, a. 
 crudele, spietato 
 
 Reliance, s. fiducia, speranza ; 
 there is no more reliance upon 
 him than upon a broken reed, 
 non e piu da fidarsi di lui che 
 d'un' canna rotta 
 
 Relic, s. reliquia, una vedova 
 
 Relief, s. sollievo, ricorso, riforzo, 
 soccorso ; — of a hare, luogo do- 
 ve la lepre pasce la sera 
 
 Relieve, v. a. confortare, soccor- 
 rere, assistere ; relieve one, as- 
 sistere uno ; relieve a sentry, ri- 
 levare una sentinella ; — er, s. 
 confortatore 
 
 Relievo, s. rilievo 
 
 Relight, v. a. raccendere 
 
 Religion, s. religione, ordine ; — 
 ist, colui che professa qualche re- 
 ligione 
 
 Religious, a. religioso, divoto ; re- 
 ligious debates, controversie ; re- 
 ligious exercises, esercizj di de- 
 vozione ; religious observer of 
 his promise, inviolabile osserva- 
 tore della sua promessa ; — ly, 
 ad. religiosamente, esattamente ) 
 — ness, s. religione, pieta 
 
 Relinquish, v. a. abbandonare, ce- 
 dere, lasciare ', — er, s. colui che 
 abbandona 
 
 Relique% .9. pi. reliquie 
 
 Relish, s. gusto, sapore ; — v. a. 
 dare buon sapore, gustare, appro- 
 vare; — able, a. gustoso; — ing, 
 s. approvazione 
 
 Relucent, a. rilucente 
 
 Reluct, v. n. contendere ; — ance, 
 — cy, s. ripugnanza ; to do a 
 thing with reluctance, faro una 
 cosa di mala voglia 
 
 Rely, v. n. fidarsi, fare capitale 
 
 Relying upon,-s. fiducia 
 
 Remain, v. n. restare, avanzare 
 
 Remainder, s. resto, residuo, reli- 
 quia 
 
 Remains, s. avanze, reliquie 
 
 Remand, v. a. richiamare, riman- 
 dare 
 
 Remark, s. nota, osservazione, sti- 
 ma ; — v. a. notare, fare atten- 
 zione a ; —able, a. notabile, con- 
 siderable 
 
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 Remediless, a. irremediabile 
 Remedy, s. rimedio, ripiego, T\9- 
 
 sorsa ; past remedy, incurabile 
 Remedy, v. a. rimediare, ripararej 
 
 not to be remedied, irremediabile 
 Remember, v. n. ricordarsi, ricor- 
 
 dare, pensare, ridurre a memo 
 
 ria 
 Remembrance, s. ricordanza ; to 
 
 put in remembrance, ricordare 
 Remembrancer, j. ammonhore, se- 
 
 gretario 
 Remind, v. a. rammemorare, ri- 
 durre a memoria [moria 
 Reminiscence, s. reminiscenza, me- 
 Remissly, ad. negligentemente 
 Remissness, s. negli^enza 
 Remiss, a. negligente, lento ; — 
 
 ible, a. remissibile ; —ion, s. re- 
 
 missione 
 Remit, v. a. rimettere, cedere, sce- 
 
 mare, rimandare ; — tance, s. ri- 
 
 Remnant, s. resto, avanzo 
 Remonstrance, *. rimostranza 
 Remonslrants, s. pi. rimostranti 
 Remonstrate, v. a. rimostrare, rap 
 
 presentare 
 Remora, s. remora, ostacolo 
 Remorse, s. rimorso 5 — less, a. sen- 
 
 za rimorso 
 Remote, a. rimoto, lontano 
 Remoteness, s. lontananza 
 Remount, v. a. rimontare 
 Removable, a. che si pub rimuo- 
 
 vere 
 Removal, .?. trasporto, l'atto del 
 
 trarre via ; — of lodgings, sgom- 
 
 berare ; remove one out of the 
 
 way, disfarsi d'alcuno 
 Remurmur, v. a. fare un mormorio 
 Renard, s. una volpe 
 Remunerate, v. a. rinumerare; — 
 
 ion, s. rinumerazione 
 Renavigate, v. a. na vigare di nuovo 
 Rencounter, s. rineontro, incontro j 
 
 — v. n. rincontrare 
 Rend, v. n. squarciare, dividere 
 Render, v. a. rendere, tradurre, 
 
 trasportare 
 Rendezvous, s. posta, luogo prefisso 
 Rendezvous, v. n. rincontrarsi 
 Rsndible, a. che si puo rendere 
 Renegado, s. un rinegato. vagabon- 
 
 do 
 Renew, v. a. rinnovare, novellare ; 
 
 renew the fight, razzufare la bat- 
 taglia 
 Renewal, *. rinnovamento 
 Renewer, s. rinnovatore 
 Renewing, s. rinnovazione 
 
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 Rennet, *. appiuola, gaglio 
 
 Renounce, v. a. rinunziare, rifiu- 
 tare j — ing, s. rinunziazione 
 
 Renovate, v. a. rinnovare 
 
 Renovation, s. rinnovazione 
 
 Renown, s. rinomo, fama 
 
 Renowned, a. rinomato, famoso ; 
 to act renownedly, acquistare ri- 
 nomata 
 
 Rent, s. rendita, entrata ; rent-ser- 
 vice, rendita feudale; house-rent, 
 pigione di casa 
 
 Rent, v. a. appigionare, torre a pi- 
 gione [gione 
 
 Rentable, a. che si puo torre a pi- 
 Rental, s. conto della rendita annu- 
 ale d'uno stato 
 
 Renter, s. colui che prende a pi- 
 gione ; — v. a. unire due pezzi 
 di panno lembo a lembo ; — ing, 
 s. cucitura di due pezzi di pan- 
 no j renter-warden, s. ricevitore 
 di rendite 
 
 Renunciation, s. rinunziazione 
 
 Reobtain, v. a. riguadagnare, avere 
 di nuovo 
 
 Repair, s. riparazione ; — c 
 ship, il racconciamento d'una 
 nave 
 
 Repair, v. a. riparare, risarcire, ri- 
 staurare ; repair, v. n. trasferir- 
 si J — able, a. riparabile ; not tc 
 be repaired, irreparabile ; — er, 
 $. riparatore; — ing, — ation, s. 
 riparazione 
 
 Reparation, s. sodd:'sfazione 
 
 Repartee, s. risposta pronta, botta 
 
 Repartition, s. partizione 
 
 Repass, v. a. ripassare 
 
 Repast, s. pasto 
 
 Repay, v. a. pagare di nuovo, rim- 
 borsare, rend ere j repay a bene- 
 fit, riconoscere un benefizio ; — 
 able, a. da rimborsarsi ; — ing, 
 — ment, s. doppio pagamento 
 
 Repeal, s. rivocazione ; — v. a. ri- 
 vocare, abolire ; — able, a. rivo- 
 cabile ; — ing, s. rivocamento 
 
 Repeat, v. a. ripetere, ridire, reite- 
 rare ; — er, s. ripetitore, oriuolo 
 a ripetizione j —ing, s. ripeti- 
 zione 
 
 Repeek, (at cards,) s. ripiccoj — 
 V. a. fare ripicco 
 
 Repel, v. n. ricacciare, rispignere, 
 ripercuotere, confutare ; — ler, s. 
 scacciatore, rimedio ripercussivo 
 
 Repent, v. n. pentirsi ; — ance, s. 
 pentimento j —ing, a. penitente, 
 che si pente 
 
 Repeople, v. a. populare di nuovo 
 
 Repercussion, 5. ripercussione 
 
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 Repercussive, a. ripercussivo 
 Repertory, s. repertorio 
 Repetition, s. ripetizione, pruova 
 Repine at, v. n. rimbrottare, rin- 
 crescere j repine at one's good 
 fortune, invidiare Paltrui fortu- 
 na ; — er, s. mormoratore ; — 
 ing, s. fastidio, dispiacere 
 Replace, v. a. rimpiazzare, collo- 
 
 care 
 Replacing, s. collocamento 
 Replant, v. a. ripiantare 
 Replead, v. a. piatire di nuovo 
 Replenish, v. a. riernpirej — ing, 
 
 s. riempimento 
 Replete, a. riempiuto, pieno 
 Repletion, s. replezione 
 Replevin, s. reintegrazione 
 Replevy, *. mallevadoria ; — v. a. 
 ricuperare ; replevy a distress, 
 ricoverare quello del qual altrui 
 s'era impossessato 
 Replication, s. replica 
 Reply, s. replica, risposta j — v. a. 
 
 replicare 
 Report, s. fama, rapporto ; a flying 
 report, s. romore, bisbiglio ; by 
 report, per fama, per quel che si 
 dice 
 Report, s. ragguaglio, rapportamen- 
 to, relazione, riputazione, nomi- 
 na j — of a gun, lo strepito d'un 
 cannone 
 Report, v. a. rapportare, riferire, 
 raccontare, dar conto, esporre ; 
 — of a lawsuit, esporre lo stato 
 d'un processo ; report ill of one, 
 sparlar d'uno, parlar male di lui ; 
 report, v. n. scoppiare 
 Reported, a. rapportato, riferito ; 
 it is reported, corre voce, si dice ; 
 a man ill reported of, un uomo 
 di cattiva riputazione 
 Reporter, s. rapportatore 
 Reporting, s. rapportamento 
 Repose, s. riposo, quiete ; — v. a. 
 mettere, commettere ; repose 
 one's trust in one, fidarsi sopra 
 uno ; repose an entire confidence 
 in one, mettere ogni fiducia in 
 alcuno 
 Reposed, a. riposato ; — ly, ad. 
 
 quietamente, tranquillamente 
 Reposition, s. stabilimento 
 Repository, s. ripostiglio # [so 
 
 Repossess, v. a. rimettere in posses- 
 Repossessed, a. rimesso in possesso 
 Reprehend, v. a. riprendere, am- 
 monire, correggere ; — ed, a. ri- 
 preso, ammonito ; — er, s. m. 
 censore, critico [prendevole 
 
 Reprehensible, a. riprensibile, ri- 
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 REP 
 
 Reprehensibly, ad. riprensibil 
 mente [rezione 
 
 Reprehension, s. riprensione, cor- 
 
 Represent, v. a. rappresentare, chi- 
 aramente mostrare, far vedere, 
 significare, figurare, descrivere, 
 tener il luogo d'un altro ; — ation, 
 s. rappresentazione, descrizione ; 
 — ative, s. un rappresentativo ; 
 — ative, s. un rappresentatore ; 
 — ed, a. rappresentato ; — ing, 
 — ment, *. rappresentamento 
 
 Repress, v. a. reprimere, rintuz- 
 zare ; — ed, a. ripresso, raffrena- 
 to ; — er, *. quello, o quel la che 
 reprime ; —ing, s. reprimento ; 
 — ive, a. ristruttivo, limitativo 
 
 Reprieve, s. sospensione, differi- 
 mento di giustizia ; — v. a. so- 
 spendere l'esecuzione d'un reo 
 condannato alia morte 
 
 Reprimand, s. riprensione, ammo- 
 nizione ; — v. a. riprendere, am- 
 monir biasimandoj — ed, a. ri- 
 preso, biasimato 
 
 Reprint, v. a. ristampare ; — ed, a. 
 ristampato j — ing, s. il ristam- 
 pare [glia 
 
 Reprise, and Reprisals, s. ripresa- 
 
 Reprise, *. ripresa, continuazione j 
 reprises, *. costo e spese 
 
 Reproach, s. rimprovero, ingiuria, 
 offesa, affronto, opprobrio, vitu- 
 perio, ignominia ; — v. a. rim- 
 proverare, rinfacciare ; reproach 
 with, accusare, tassare ; — able, 
 a. biasimevole, vituperevole; — 
 ed, a. rimproverato, rinfacciato j 
 — ful, a. ingiurioso, oltraggioso ; 
 — fully, ad. vituperosamente j — 
 ing, s. rimprovero 
 
 Reprobate, .<•. un reprobo, un mala- 
 vagio ; — v. a. reprobare, ripro- 
 vare j — ed, a. reprobato, ripro- 
 vato 
 
 Reprobating, and Reprobation, s. 
 reprobazione, esser reprobato 
 
 Reproduce, v. a. riprodurre, pro- 
 durre di nuovo 
 
 Reproduction, s. riproduzione 
 
 Reproof, s. riprensione, ammoni- 
 zione [prendevole 
 
 Reprovable, a. riprensibile, ri- 
 
 Reprove, v. a. riprendere biasi- 
 mando [aspramente 
 
 Reproved, a. ripreso, ammonito 
 
 Reprover, *. riprenditore 
 
 Reproving, s. riprendimento 
 
 Reprune, v. a. cimar di nuovo gli 
 alberi 
 
 Reptile, s. rettile 
 
 Republican, s. repubblichista 
 
RES 
 
 Republic, s. repubblica 
 Repudiable, a. degno d' essere ri- 
 
 pudiato 
 Repudiate, v. a. ri pudi are, rifiu tare 
 Repudiated, a. ripudiato, rifiutato 
 Repudiation, s. ripudio 
 Repugn, v. n. ripugnare, ostare 
 Repugnance, and Repugnancy, s. 
 ripugnanza, contraddizione, con- 
 troversia, contrarieta 
 Repugnant, a. opposto, contrario J 
 
 — ly, ad. con ripugnanza 
 Repulse, s. ripulsa, negativa 
 Repulse, v. a. ripulsare, riflutare 
 Repulsed, a. ripulsato, rifiutato 
 Reputable, a. onorato [stima 
 
 Reputation, s. riputazione, fama, 
 Repute, s. riputazione, stima, 
 nome ; — v. a. reputare, giudi- 
 care, stimare ; they repute him 
 a wise man, vien riputato uomo 
 dabbene [stimato 
 
 Reputed, a. reputato, giudicato, 
 Request, s. richiesta, preghiera, 
 domanda ; at my request, a 
 mia richiesta ; the court of re- 
 quest, la corte delle suppliche ; 
 to make a request of one, fare 
 una richiesta ad uno ; they are 
 in no request, non sono in alcun 
 modo richiesti 
 Request, v. a. richiedere, doman- 
 dare, supplicare ; — er, s. richie- 
 ditore, supplicante 
 Requiem, s. orazione per i morti 
 Requirable, a. ricercabile 
 Require, v. a. domandare, chie- 
 dere ; — ed, a. domandato, chiesto 
 Requisite, a. requisite, necessario ; 
 — s. un requisite [scenza 
 
 Requital, s. ricompensa, ricono- 
 Requite, v. a. compensare, ricom- 
 pensare ; — ed, a. ricompensa- 
 to; — er, s. rimuneratore ; — 
 ing, s, ricompensamento 
 Reremouse, s. nottola, vispistrello, 
 
 pipistrello 
 Reresvard, s. retroguardia 
 Resalutatinn, s. il risalutare 
 Resalute, v. a. risalutare 
 Resaluted, a. risalutato 
 Rescmd, v. a. annullare, cassare, 
 
 cancellare 
 Rescinded, a. annullato, cassato 
 Rescission, s. annullazione, cassa- 
 
 zione 
 Rescissory, a. die annul] a 
 Rescribe, v. a. copiare, ricopiare, 
 
 trascrivere 
 Rescript, s. editto, rescritto 
 Rescue, s. ricuperazione, scampa, 
 ricovero ; — v. a. riscuotere, 
 
 RES 
 
 levare d'impegno ; — ed, a. ri- 
 scosso, liberato ; — er, s. libera- 
 torej — ing, s. riscossa, libera- 
 zione, campo, scampo 
 
 Research, s. inchiesta, ricerca- 
 mento j — v. a. inchiedere, 
 minutamente, domandare 
 
 Resemblance, *. somiglianza 
 
 Resemble, v. a. somigliare, ras- 
 sembrare ; he resembles his fath- 
 er, egli rassomiglia a suo padre ; 
 — ing, *. rassomiglianza, somi- 
 glianza ; —ing, s. simile, simi- 
 gliante 
 
 Resent, v. a. risentirsi d'una ingiu- 
 ria ; — ful, a. vindicativo j — 
 ing, — ment, s. risentimento j — 
 ingly, ad. risentitamente 
 
 Reservation, s. riserbazione, riser- 
 va, riserba, restrizione 
 
 Reserve, s. eccesione, limitazione, 
 riserba, cautela ; — v. a. riser- 
 bare, conservare 
 
 Reserved, a. riserbato, conservato, 
 cauto, circospetto; — ly, ad. con 
 avvertenza; — ness, *•. riserba, 
 cautela 
 
 Reserver, s. serbatoio 
 
 Resettle, v. a. ristabilire [mente 
 
 Reside, v. ?i. residere, stare ferma- 
 
 Residence, s. residenza, dimora, 
 stanza, il carico di residente 
 
 Resident, a. residente ; — s. un 
 residente ; — residentiary, s. un 
 residente ; — a. di residente 
 
 Residue, s. residuo, avanzo 
 
 Resign, v. a. rassegnare, conse- 
 gnare ; resign one's place to 
 another, cedere il suo luogo ad 
 uno j resign one's self, sommet- 
 tersi alia volonta di Dio ; — 
 ation, s. rassegnazione, cessione ; 
 — ee, s. colui a chi si fa la ras- 
 segna ; — er, s. rassegnatore ; — 
 ing, — ment, s. rassegna, rasse- 
 gnazione 
 
 Resilient, a. zampillante 
 
 Resilition, s. zampillio 
 
 Resinous, a. resinoso, ragioso 
 
 Resipiscence, s. resipiscenza, pen- 
 timento 
 
 Resist, v. a. repugnare, far resis- 
 tenza, oppus;nare, rinunciare 
 — ^ance, *. resistenza, opposizione, 
 ostacolo; — ed, a. resistito, re- 
 pugnato ; — s. quello che re- 
 siste; — ing, s. resistenza; — 
 less, a. irresistibile 
 
 Resolute, a. risoluto, coraggioso; 
 — ly, ad. risolutamente, intrepi- 
 damente ; — ness, s. risoluzione, 
 determinazione 
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 RES 
 
 Resolution, *. disegno, delibera- 
 zione, fermezza, arditezza, co- 
 raggio, analisi, il risolvere, la 
 resoluzione [da liquefarsi 
 
 Resolvable, a. solubile ; resoluble, 
 
 Resolve, s. deliberazione, deci- 
 sione ; — v. a. risolvere, sciorre, 
 decidere, consumare, dissipare, 
 deliberare, determinare, statuire; 
 resolve into matter, risolversi in 
 marcia, marcire ', the war is re- 
 solved upon, la guerra e gia sta- 
 bilita 
 
 Resolved, a. risoluto ; — ly, ad. 
 resolutamente ; — ness, s. resc 
 luzione, fermo proposito 
 
 Resolvents, *. rimedj dissolutivi 
 
 Resolving, s. resoluzione, dichiara- 
 zione 
 
 Resonant, a. resonante 
 
 Resort, s. concorso, ridotto, ricorso, 
 rifugio, giurisdizione, ristretto; 
 — v. n. capitare, frequentare, 
 bazzicare; — ed, a. frequentato, 
 bazzicato ; — er, s. quello che 
 bazzica un luogo 
 
 Resound, v. a. risuonare, rimbom- 
 bare; — ed, a. risuonato, rim- 
 bombato ; — ing, s. risonanza ; 
 — ing, a. risonante ; — ingly, ad, 
 d'una maniera risonante 
 
 Resource, s. rimedio 
 
 Respect, s. rispetto, riguardo, stima, 
 onore ; out of respect to you, per 
 rispetto vostro ; to pay one's re- 
 spects to one, riverire, salutare 
 uno ; in respect of, a rispetto, in 
 comparazione ; in some respect, 
 in qualche modo ; respects, s. 
 complimenti, baciamani ; pray 
 remember my respects to him, 
 vi prego di riverirlo da mia 
 parte ; respect, v. a. rispettare, 
 portar rispetto ; — v. n. con- 
 siderare, osservare, risguardare ; 
 — ed, a. rispettato ; that will 
 make you respected by all the 
 world, cib vi fara rispettare da 
 ognuno 
 
 Respectful, a. rispettoso, umile ; 
 — ly, ad. rispettivamente, reci- 
 procamente ; — v. a. dar tempo, 
 differire l'esecuzione d'una sen- 
 tenza 
 
 Resplendency, *. splendore 
 
 Resplendent, a. risplendente 
 
 Response, 3. risposta 
 
 Respond, v. n. rispondere, repli- 
 care ; — ent, s. rispondente, co- 
 lui che mantiene una tesi 
 
 Responsible, a. benestante, malle- 
 vadore 
 
RES 
 
 Responsion, s. assicuramento 
 
 Rest, s. riposo, pace, rilascio, rilas- 
 sazione, sonno, il dormire, pausa, 
 fermata, resta, rimanente, tran- 
 quillita ; to take one's rest, dor- 
 mire, riposare ; I had a very good 
 night's rest, ho riposato molto 
 bene ; rest of a lance, resta di 
 lancia ; all the rest went away, 
 tutti gli altri andarono via 
 
 Rest, ix n. riposare, prender ripo- 
 so, dormire, pirtare, posare, re- 
 stare, stare ; rest yourself satis-' 
 fied about that, non vi pigliate 
 fastidio di queslo ; the difficulty 
 rests there, qui sta la difficolta 
 
 Rest, v. n. dar pace ; God rest his 
 soul, Iddio dia pace alia sua ani- 
 ma 
 
 Restauration, and Restoration, s. 
 restaurazione 
 
 Restful, a. che riposa, che dorme 
 
 Restiff, a. restio, ostinato, capone ; 
 — ness, s. ostinazione, caponeria 
 
 Restily, ad. ostinatamente, capar- 
 biamente 
 
 Restiness-, s. restio 
 
 Resting, s. riposo, quiete 
 
 Resting, a. Ex. a resting place, un 
 luogo di riposo 
 
 Restitution, s. restituzione 
 
 Restive, a. restio, ostinato ; — ness, 
 s. ostinazione 
 
 Restless, a. che non dorme, che 
 non riposa, impaziente, inquie- 
 to; — ly, ad. senza riposo; — 
 ness, s.mancanza di riposo, im- 
 pazienza, inquietudine 
 
 Restorative, a. ristorativo ; — s. 
 un ristorativo 
 
 Restore, v. a. ristorare, ristaurare, 
 restituire, rendere, rinnovare ; 
 restore one to his place, ristabi- 
 lire alcuno nel suo implego ; re- 
 store one to favour, rimettere in 
 grazia ; restore one to life again, 
 ridare la vita ad uno ; — er, s. 
 ristoratore; — ing, s. restituzione, 
 ristaurazione ; — ati ve, a. ristora- 
 tivo 
 
 Restrain, v. a. ritenere, raffrenare, 
 ristri ngere ; — ed, a. represso ; 
 — edly, ad. con ritegno, limitata- 
 mente ; — er, s. che ritiene ; — 
 — ing, s. il ritenere 
 
 Restraint, s. freno, raffrenamento ; 
 to be under no restraint, esser in 
 piena liber'a 
 
 Restrict, v. a. res'ringere, limitare ; 
 — ion, *. limi'azione, riserva ; 
 — ive, a. restrittivo, limitativo 
 
 Restringe, v. a. restrignere 
 
 RET 
 
 Restringed, a. ristretto 
 Restringent, a. astringente 
 Resty, a. restio, ostinato, caparbio, 
 
 testereccio 
 Result, s. risultamento ; — v. n. 
 resultare, nascere, rivenire, ri- 
 tornare 
 Resume, v. a. resumere, ripigliare ; 
 let us resume our discourse, ri- 
 torniamo al discorso 
 Resumed, a. ripigliato 
 Resuming, s. il resumere 
 Resumption, s. riunimento 
 Resurrection, s. risurrezione 
 Resuscitate, v.n. risuscitare, rav- 
 
 vivare 
 Resuscitated, a. risuscitato 
 Retail, s. minuto; to sell by retail, 
 vendere a minuto ; retail trade, 
 vendita a minuto; — ed, a. ven- 
 duto a ritaglio ; — er, s. che 
 vende a minuto ; — ing, s. il 
 vendere a minuto 
 Retain, v. a. ritenere, tenere a 
 mente ; I retained him for my 
 counsel, l'ho preso pel mio avvo- 
 cato ; — able, a. che si pub ri- 
 tenere ; — ed, a. ritenuto ; — er, 
 *. una persona salariata al ser- 
 vizio di qualcheduno, senza esser 
 suo domestico ; — ing, s. riteni- 
 mento, ritegno 
 Retake, v. a. pigliar di nuovo 
 Retaken, a. ripigliato 
 Retalia*e, v. a. render la pariglia,* 
 retaliated, a. reso ; retaliation, 
 *. pariglia, contraccambio ; by 
 way of retaliation, in contrac- 
 cambio, in- vendetta 
 Retard, v. a. ritardare, intertenere ; 
 — ed, a. ritardato, intertenuto; 
 — ing, s. indugio, il ritardare ; 
 — er, s. colui che cagiona ritardo 
 Retch, v. a. star per recere 
 Retchless, a. infingardo, pigro, 
 lento ', — ly, ad. nejiigente- 
 mente ; — ness, s. infingarcfia, 
 lentezza 
 Retention, *. ritenzione, il ritenere 
 Retentive, a. ritenente, che ritiene, 
 
 ritentivo 
 Reticence, s. reticenza 
 Retinue, s. comitiva, corteggio 
 Retiration, s. retirazione, stampa 
 
 della seconda faccia d'un foglio 
 Retire, v. n. ritirarsi, ritirare, ti- 
 rare a se ; retire home, ritirarsi 
 a casa; retire from business, ri- 
 tirarsi dagli atf'ari ; which forced 
 him to retire his arms, il che lo 
 sfnrzo di ritirare le braccia 
 Retired, a. ritirato, solitario : — ly, 
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 REV 
 
 acL privatamente ; — ness, s. 
 vita ritirata [dine 
 
 Retirement, s. ritiratezza, solitu- 
 
 Retiring, s. il ritirare j — ly, ad. 
 addietro, indietro 
 
 Retort, *. storta ; — v. a. ritorcere 
 un argumento; — ed, a. ritorto, 
 storto, bistorto; — ing, s. il ri- 
 torcere 
 
 Retoss, v. a. far balzar indietro 
 
 Retract, v. a. ritirare indietro, ri- 
 trattarsi, disdirsi ; retract what 
 one has said, dir contro a quel - 
 che s' e detto prima j —ion, *. 
 ritrattazione; — ed, a. ritratto, 
 disdetto; —ing, *. ritrattazione, 
 il ritrattarsi 
 
 Retreat, s. ritratta, luogo ritirato ; 
 — v. n. ritirarsi ; — ed, a. riti- 
 rato 
 
 Retrench, t\ a. levare, scemare, 
 trincerare; — ed, a. levato, ta- 
 gliato ; —ing, s. il levare ; — 
 ment, s. trincea 
 
 Retribute, v. a. ricompensare 
 
 Retribute, s. che ritribuisce 
 
 Retribution, s. ricompensa 
 
 Retrievable, a. che si pub ricove- 
 rare 
 
 Retrieve, v. a. ricuperare, rico- 
 vrare, riparare ; —ing, *. il ri- 
 covrare 
 
 Retrogradation, *. il retrogradare 
 
 Retrograde, a. retrogrado ; — v. a. 
 retrogradare ; — ing, s. il retro- 
 gradare 
 
 Retrogression, s. il retrocedere 
 
 Retrospect, v. a. guardare indietro, 
 rivedere [tro, esame 
 
 Retrospection, .1. il guardare indie- 
 
 Retund, v. a. rintuzzare 
 
 Return, s. ritorno, risposta, ricono- 
 scenza ; — of kindness, un bene- 
 ficio ; — (in love,) corrisponden- 
 za in amore ; ; — of money, ri- 
 messa di danaro ; a commodity 
 that yields a quick return, una 
 mercanzia di buono spaccio 
 
 Return, v. n. ritornare ; — v. a. re- 
 stituire, ricompensare, rendere j 
 return thanks, ringraziare ; re- 
 turn a shopkeeper his commodi- 
 ty, mandare indietro; return an 
 answer, render risposta ; — able, 
 a. di rimando ; —ing, *. il ritor- 
 nare [zione 
 
 Reunion, s. riunimento, riconcilia- 
 
 Reunite, v. a. riunire di riuova, 
 unire, riconciliare 
 
 Reuniting, *. riunimento 
 
 Reve, s. guardiano d'un feudo 
 
 Reveal, v. a. rivelare ; — er, A 
 
REV 
 
 rivelatore; — ing, revelation, s. 
 
 rivelamento 
 Revel, s. gozzoviglia ; — v. n. fe- 
 
 steggiare ; — ler, *. chesidiver- 
 
 tisce gozzovigliando; — ling, s. 
 
 allegrezza, una festa romorosa 
 Revenge, s. vendetta 5 — v. a. 
 
 vendicare ; — v. 11. vindicarsi ; 
 
 I'll be revenged on him, mi ven- 
 
 diehero di lui 
 Revengeful, a. vendicativo ; — ly, 
 
 ad. d'una maniera vendicativa 
 Revenger, s. vendicatore 
 Revenue, s. entrata, rendita 
 Reverberate, v. n. riverberare, ri- 
 
 percuotere ; — ing, — ion, s. ri- 
 
 verberazione 
 Reverberator}', *. riverberatorio 
 Revere, v. a.riverire 
 Reverence, *. riverenza ; — v. a. 
 
 onorare, rispettare ; — ed, a. ri- 
 
 verito ; — ing, s. il riverire 
 Reverend, a. reverendo, reverente ; 
 
 right reverend, reverendissimo 
 Reverent, — ial, a. reverente 
 Reverently, ad. reverentemente 
 Reverse, s. il rovescio 
 Reverse^ v. a. annullare 
 Reversible, a. che si pub rivocare 
 Reversion, s. riversione 
 Revert, v. n. ritornare 
 Revertible, a. reversibile 
 Revestiary, and Revestry, s. sa- 
 
 grestia 
 Re victual, v. a. vettovagliare di 
 
 nuovo ; — ling, s. il vettovigliare 
 
 di nuovo 
 Review, s. rivista, mostra d'eser- 
 
 citi ; — v. a. rivedere ; — ing, s. 
 
 il rivedere 
 Revile, v. a. ingiurare ; — er, *, 
 
 ingiuratore ; — ing, s. ingiuria, 
 
 oltraggio 
 Revisal, s. secondo esame 
 Revise, s. una seconda prova ; — 
 
 v. a. rivedere, esaminare di 
 
 nuovo ; — or, s. revisore ; — ing, 
 
 s. revisione 
 Revisit, v. a. revisitare 
 Re visitation, s. ris'abilimento 
 Revive, v. a. revivere, ravvivare, 
 
 rinnovare ; — v. n. ravvivarsi ; 
 
 he begins to revive, comincia a 
 
 ritornare a se ; we shall tee trade 
 
 revive, vedremo il commercio 
 
 fiorire aucora ; —ing, s. il 
 
 vivere 
 Revocable, a. rivocabile 
 Revocation, f. rivocazione 
 Revoke, v. a. rivocare ; — v. 
 
 rinunciare; revoking, *. il rivo- 
 care 
 
 RID 
 
 Revolt, s. rivolta, ribellione; — 
 v. a. rivoltarsi ; — er, s. ribelle ; 
 — ion, *. il rivoltarsi 
 
 Revolution, s. rivoluzione 
 
 Revolve, v. a. rivolgere, esaminar 
 colla mente. 
 
 Reward, s. rimunerazione ; — v. a. 
 ricompensare ; God reward you, 
 Iddio ve lo renda ; — able, a. 
 degno di ricompensa ; — er, s. 
 ricompensatore ; — ing, *. il ri- 
 compensare 
 
 Rewet, s. la rotella d'un archibuso 
 
 Reword, v. n. ripetere colle stesse 
 parole 
 
 Rhapsodist, s. compilatore 
 
 Rhapsody, s. rapsodia, collezione 
 
 Rhenish, 8. vino del Reno 
 
 Rhetorical, a. rettorico 
 
 Rhetorically, ad. rettoricamente 
 
 Rhetoricate, v. n. fare il rettorico 
 
 Rhetorician, s. un rettorico 
 
 Rheum, s. reuma, catarro 
 
 Rheumatic, a. rematico, reumatico 
 
 Rheumatism, s. rema, fiussione 
 
 Rheumy, a. rematico 
 
 Rhinoceros, s. rinoceronte 
 
 Rhomb, s. rombo 
 
 Rhomboid, s. romboide; — al, a. 
 romboidale 
 
 Rhubarb, s. reubarbaro 
 
 Rhyme, s. rima, poema ; — v. n. 
 rimare, far versi, accordarsi nel 
 suono ; rhymer, and rhymster, 
 s. rimatore, versificatore 
 
 Rhythmical, a. armonioso 
 
 Rib, *. costola, moslie, perischerzo 
 
 Ribald, s. un ribaldo, un rrbaldone ; 
 ribaldry, s. ribalderia, sciagura- 
 taggine 
 
 Ribbon, s. fettuccia ; a ribbon- 
 weaver, tessitor di fettuce 
 
 Rib-roast, v. a. tarlassare 
 
 Rice, s. riso, grano 
 
 Rich, a. ricco, opulento, abbon- 
 dante, fertile, lauto; the rich, i 
 ricchi ; — ly, ad. riccamente ; 
 — ness, s. pompa, magnificenza, 
 ricchezza ;* riches, s. ricchezze, 
 abbondanza di beni di fortuna; 
 rich wine, vino eagliardo 
 
 Rickets, s. specie di malattia 
 
 Rickety, a. sog?etto al malore chia- 
 mato, in Inghilterra, rickets 
 
 Rid, a. liberato ; to get rid, v. n. 
 liberarsi ; I don't know how to 
 get rid of that troublesome fellow, 
 non so come levarmi d'attorno 
 questo importuno 
 
 Rid, v. a. liberare, sbrigare ; rid 
 one of all his troubles, trarre uno 
 d'impaccio ; rid one's self of a 
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 RIG 
 
 troublesome business, uscir di 
 qualche impaccio 
 
 Riddance, *. spedizione, spaccio; 
 to make a clear riddance, spac- 
 ciare un luogo ; I made at last a 
 good riddance of him, alia fine 
 me ne sono sbrigato 
 
 Ridden, a. cavalcato 
 
 Riddle, s. indovinello, cribroj — 
 v. a. spiegare un indovinello j 
 — v. n. parlare oscuramente J 
 riddle coals, cribrare 
 
 Ride, v. n. cavalcare, andare a ca- 
 vallo ; ride in a coach, andare in 
 carrozza : ride away, andarsene } 
 ride back, ritornarsene ; ride 
 about, fare una girata ; ride, 
 (manage a horse,) maneggiare 
 un cavallo ; learn to ride, im- 
 parare a inontare a cavallo ; a 
 ship that rides at anchor, un va 
 scelto che e all' ancora ; rider, s 
 cavaliere 
 
 Ridge, s. cima ,* — of a house, 2 
 tetto d'una casa ; ridge-tile, te- 
 gola; ridge of land, terreno che 
 il vomere taglia ed alza in sol- 
 cando ; ridges, s. scanalatura ; a 
 long ridge of hills, giogaia ; 
 ridgebone of the back, la spina 
 del dosso 
 
 Ridged, a. alto, aTzato, scanalato 
 
 Ridicule, s. un ridicolo, sacchetfr 
 di donne ; — v. a. render ridicolu 
 
 Ridiculous, a. ridicolo; — ly, ad. 
 con modo ridicolo; — ness, s 
 ridicolo 
 
 Riding, s, 1'andare a cavalTo , 
 riding-habit, abito da cavalcare ; 
 riding-cap,, baretta per la cam- 
 pasna ; riding-coat, gabbano ; 
 riding-hood, veste da donna a 
 foggia di mantello da cavalcare ; 
 riding, s. divisione d'una pro- 
 vincia 
 
 Ridotto, s. m. ridotto 
 
 Rife, a. comune, che regna 
 
 Ritf-raffJ s. robaccia 
 
 Rifle, v. a. saccheggiare, predare 
 
 Rifle-gun, s. archibuso rigato 
 
 Rifler, s. ladro 
 
 Rifling, *. il saccheggiare 
 
 Rift, *, fessura, crepatura 
 
 Rig, v. a. ammannare, allestire un 
 vascello, ornare, addobbare; — 
 s. una fanciutla lasciva 
 
 Rigging, s. l'ammanare ; — of a 
 ship, sartiame 
 
 Riggish, a. lascivo, puttanesco 
 
 Rizzle, v. n. dimenarsi 
 
 Right, a. diritto, che piega da niuna 
 banda, retto, giusto, buono, fran 
 
RIN 
 
 co, puro, vero, conveniente, op- 
 portune) ; this is the right way, 
 questo e il vero mezzo : this is 
 his right name, questo e il suo 
 proprio nnme; a right owner, 
 proprietario, padrone; to be in 
 one's right senses, essere in buon 
 senno 
 
 Right, s, diritto, pretensione, po- 
 tere, privilegio, ragione ; to be 
 in the right, aver ragione ; this 
 belongs to me by right, questo 
 m' appartiene per diritto ,• you 
 should not have it by right, vera- 
 mente voi non dovreste averlo 
 
 Right, ad. forte, bene; I am not 
 right, non sto bene; very right, 
 molto bene ; a right honest man, 
 un gran galantuomo ; a right 
 learned man, un uomo molto 
 savio ; you say right, voi dite 
 bene ; I am in the right, io ho 
 ragione ; right over against, in 
 faccia, dirimpetto 
 
 Right, v. a. fare, o render giustizia ; 
 to right one's self, farsi giustizia 
 
 Righteous, a. diritto, giusto ; — ly, 
 ad. dirittamente, giustamente; 
 — ness, s. giustizia, equita 
 
 Rightful, a. legittimo 
 
 Rightfully, ad. legittimamente 
 
 Rightly, ad. bene; he is served 
 rightly, egli lo merita 
 
 Rights, Ex. to set to rights, indi- 
 rizzare, metter in ordine ; to set 
 two persons to rights, appaciare 
 due persone 
 
 Rigid, a. rigido, ( severe; — ity, — 
 ness, s. rigidita, severita 
 
 Riglet, s. riga 
 
 Rigorous, a. rigoroso; — ly, ad. 
 rigorosamente 
 
 Rigour, s. rigore, severita 
 
 Rill, s. ruscello 
 
 Rillet, s. ruscelletto 
 
 Rim, s. orlo 
 
 Rime, s. consonanza, brina, nebbia ; 
 rime, v. n. mettere in rima ; to 
 make one verse rime with anoth- 
 er, far che un verso termini in 
 rima 
 
 Rimer, *. dicitor in rima, rimatore 
 
 Riming, s. rima, il comporre in 
 rima 
 
 Rimy, a. nebbioso 
 
 Rind, s. scorza, la corteccia d'un 
 melangolo 
 
 Rinded, a. che ha della corteccia ; 
 thick rinded, che ha la corteccia 
 grossa 
 
 Ring, s. anello; to run the ring, 
 correr l'anello ; the ring of a 
 
 RIS 
 
 door, anello di porta ; the ring of 
 a piece of coin, cordoncino d'una 
 moneta ; a ring of people, un 
 cerchio di gente ; a fine ring of 
 bells, un bell' accordo di cam- 
 pane ; to give the bell a ring, dar 
 un tocco al campanello ; an ear- 
 ring, orecchino 
 Ringdove, s. piccione torraiuolb 
 Ringworm, s. empitiggine 
 Ringleader, s. capo 
 Ringtail, s. gheppio 
 Ring, v. a. and n. sonare ; to ring 
 the bells, suonar le campane ; to 
 ring again, risuonare 
 Ringer, s. sonator di campane 
 Ringing of bells, suono di campane 
 Rinse, v. a. sciacquare 
 Rinsing, s. il sciacquare 
 Riot, s. eccesso, stravizzo, riotta, 
 contesa, violenza ; — v. n. riot- 
 tare, gozzovigliare 
 Rioter, s. uno scapestrato 
 Riotous, a. licenzioso, dissoluto ; 
 ly, ad. dissolutamente ; — ness, 
 s. licenza, sfrenatezza 
 Rip, v. a. scucire, stracciare, lace- 
 rare ; to rip up an old. sore, ri- 
 novellare una piaga vecchia; 
 to rip open one's belly, fendere il 
 ventre ad uno 
 Ripe, a. mature ; ripe years, eta 
 matura ; soon ripe, soon rotten, 
 cosa che matura con troppo fret- 
 ta, presto marcisce 
 Ripe, and Ripen, v. a. maturare, 
 render mature ; —v.n. matu- 
 rarsi, divenir mature 
 Ripely, ad. maturamente 
 Ripeness, s. maturita [turare 
 
 Ripening, s. maturamente, il ma- 
 Ripped, and Ripped up, a. scucito 
 Ripper, s. quello che scuce 
 Rise, s. 1'origine, causa, aggrandi- 
 mento, avanzamento; the sun- 
 rise, il levar del sole 
 Rise, v. n. scaturire, sorgere, le- 
 varsi,uscirdi letto, levitarsi ; he 
 loves to rise early, egli ama di 
 levarsi a buon' ora ; to rise from 
 table, levarsi di tavola ; the sun 
 rises, il sole si leva ; to rise up 
 in arms, prender le armi, solle- 
 varsi ; the waters begin to rise, 
 le acque cominciano a crescere ; 
 the corn begins to rise, il grano 
 comincia ad incarire ; to rise 
 from the dead, risucitar da' morti 
 Riser, (an early riser,) s. uomo che 
 
 si leva di buon' ora 
 Risible, a. risibile ; — ity, s. risi- 
 bilita 
 
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 ROB 
 
 Rising, s. il levarsi ; the rising of 
 a hill, il dirupo d'una collina ; 
 a rising of the skin, tumore 
 
 Rising, $. rivolta, ribellione ; — a. 
 levante, nascente ; the rising sun, 
 il sol na?cente ; a rising ground, 
 un' altezza, un 1 eminenza ; a 
 rising sun, un' uomo che s'avanza 
 
 Risk, s. rischio ; — v. a. arrischi- 
 are, mettere in cimento 
 
 Rite, s. rito, statuto ; funeral rites, 
 esequie 
 
 Ritual, s. un rituale ; — a. rituale, 
 solennemente fatto ; — ist, s. un 
 difensore de' riti 
 
 Rivage, s. riva, ripa, sponda 
 
 Rival, s. rivale, competitore; — 
 v. a. esser rivale, emulare ; — 
 ship, s. rivalita 
 
 Rive, v. a. spaccare, fendere ; — 
 v. n. fendersi 
 
 River, s. riviera, fiume 
 
 Riverhorse, s. ippopotamo 
 
 Riverwater, s. acqua di riviera 
 
 Rivet, s. ribaditura di chiodo; — 
 v. a. ribadire ; to rivet a thing 
 in one's mind, imprimere che 
 si sia nella memoria; — ing, *. 
 il ribadire 
 
 Riving, s. il spaccare 
 
 Rivulet, s. ruscello 
 
 Rix-dollar,.s. tallero 
 
 Roach, *. lasca, (pesce d 'acqua 
 dolce ;) as sound as a roach, sano 
 come una lasca 
 
 Road, s. strada, cammino largo, 
 piaggia, scorrimento, scorreria, 
 viaggio per terra 
 
 Roam, v. a. scorrere, correre attor- 
 no ; — er, *. errante, vagabondo; 
 — ing, s. lo scorrere 
 
 Roan, a. sagginato 
 
 Roar, s. mugghio ; — v. n. rug- 
 gire, gridare orrendamente ; the 
 sea roars, il mare rugge ; — ing, 
 s. ruggito, mugghio 
 
 Roary, a. rugiadoso 
 
 Roast, v. a. arrostire; to rule the 
 roast, governare a suo modo j 
 roast meat, s. carne arrostita 
 
 Rob, v. a. rubare ; to rob Peter to 
 pay Paul, fare un debito nuovo 
 per pagarne un vecchio ; to rob 
 upon the highway, gittarsi alia 
 strada 
 
 Robber, *. rubatore, ladro ; a 
 church robber, un sacrilego; a 
 sea robber, un pirato, un corsale 
 
 Robbery, s. ruba 
 
 Robbing, s. rubamento ; robbing 
 of the public treasury, pecu- 
 late 
 
ROL 
 
 Robe, s. vesta; the gentlemen of 
 the long robe, le persone togate 
 
 Robe, v a. vestire pomposamente 
 
 Robin redbreast, s. peUirosso 
 
 Robin good-fellow, un buon com- 
 pagnone [s. robustezza 
 
 Robust, a. robusto, forte ; — ness, 
 
 Rocambole, s. sorta d'aglio salva- 
 tico 
 
 Roche-alum, s. allume di rocca 
 
 Rochet, s. roccbetto 
 
 Rock, s. rocca, roccia, balza, rupe ; 
 rock-crystal, cristallo di rocca ; 
 rock oil, petrolio; rocks in the 
 sea, scogli 
 
 Rock, s. rocca, strumento da filare ; 
 rock, v. n. essere dimenato, ea- 
 racollare ; — v. a. cullare, di- 
 menar la culla 
 
 Rocket, s. rocchetta, razzo 
 
 Rocking, s. il cullare un bambino 
 
 Rockless, a. senza rocche 
 
 Rock) 7 , a. pieno di rocche 
 
 Rod, s. verga, frusta, sferza, perti- 
 ca; save the rod and spoil the 
 child, madre pietosa, figlio tigno- 
 so ; an angHng-rod, canna da pe- 
 scare ; curtain-rod, verga di fer- 
 ro ; rod net, .?. ragna 
 
 Rodomontade, s. giattanza 
 
 Rodomontade, v. a. far delle rodo- 
 montate 
 
 Roebuck, s. capro ; the hard roe of 
 a fish, uovadi pesce ; the soft roe 
 of a fish, latte di pesce 
 
 Rogation, Ex. the rogation-week, s. 
 le rogazioni 
 
 Rogue, s. un furbo, un furfante, un 
 ladro, cattivello ; to play the 
 rogue, scherzare, burlare 
 
 Roguery, s. furberia, malizia, ma- 
 lignita, burlo, scherzo 
 
 Roguish, a. da furbo, malizioso ; 
 — ly, ad. furbescamente ; — ness, 
 *. furfanteria, burl a, scherzo 
 
 Roist, and Roister, v. n. far il bra- 
 vaccio e il cattivo [cone 
 
 Roisterer, s. un smargiasso, spac- 
 
 Roisting, s. rodomonteria 
 
 Roll, s. invoglio, ruolo, rullo, lista ; 
 — for a woman's head, carello 
 
 Roll, v. a. invogliare, rotolare ; 
 roll one's eyes, girar gli occhi ; 
 roll in money, esser ricchissimo ; 
 roll down, v.n. voltolarsi in giro 
 per terra 
 
 Roller, s. rullo, fascia 
 
 Rolling, s. rotolamento ; rolling- 
 pin, spinatoio ; rolling eyes, oc- 
 chi stranulati ; a rolling stone 
 gathers no moss, pietra che roto- 
 Fa non fa muffa 
 
 ROS 
 
 Roman, a. Romano 
 
 Roman-like, alia Romana 
 
 Romance, s. romanzo, una favola, 
 una menzogna ; — v. n. contar 
 favole ; — er, s. romanziero, che 
 compone romanzi 
 
 Romanist, s. un cattolico Romano 
 
 Romantic, a. improbabile, scenico, 
 solitario, romitico 
 
 Romish, a. Romano 
 
 Romp, s. ragazzaccia di contada 
 
 Romp, v. n. trescare come fanno i 
 ccntadini 
 
 Rondeau, in poetry, s. rondo 
 
 Rood, s. la quarta parte d' una bi- 
 folca, una croce ; the holyrood 
 days, i giorni di santa croce ; 
 roo;!loft, cassetta che conteneva 
 un crocifisso 
 
 Roof, s. il tetto d'una casa; roof- 
 tile, s. tegola ; roof of the mouth, 
 il palato ; roof of a coach, il cie- 
 lo d' una carrozza 
 
 Rook, s. specie di cornacchia, roc- 
 ca, torre, un furfante, un barat- 
 tiere, un uomo fino, astuto ; — 
 v. a. ingannare, mariuolare 
 
 Rooking, s. l'ingannare, mariuole- 
 ria [chie 
 
 Rookery, s. luogo pieno di comae- 
 Room, s. camera, luogo, spazio, oc- 
 casione, ragione, cagione ; di- 
 ning-room, sala da mangiare 
 
 Roomy, a. spazioso, largo 
 
 Roost, s. pollaio ; roost, v. a. ap- 
 pollaiarsi ; the hens go to roost, 
 le galline vanno ad appollaiarsi 
 
 Root, s. radice, cagione, origine, 
 una parola primitiva ; square 
 root, radice quadra ; root up, v. 
 a. sradicare, sbarbare ; take root, 
 radicarsi ; root up a tree, sradi- 
 care un albero 
 
 Root, and R >ut, v. a. scavare la 
 terra col grifo, giufolare 
 
 Rooting out, s. sradicamento 
 
 Rooty, a. che ha molte radici 
 
 Rope, s. corda, fune ; ropegirt, cin- 
 to d'una corda ; ropes of a ship, 
 sartiame di vascello ; rope of on- 
 ions, una resta di cipolle ; rope 
 of pearls, un filo di perle 
 
 Ropeyard, s. il luogo dove si fanno 
 le corde 
 
 Ropemaker, *. funaio, funaiuolo 
 
 Ropedancer, s. ballerino di coi'da 
 
 Rope, v. n. filare 
 
 Ropery, s. bricconeria 
 
 Ropy, a. viscoso 
 
 Rorid, a. rugiadoso 
 
 Rosary, s. rosario 
 
 Rosa solis, rosolio, sorta d'erba 
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 ROU 
 
 Rose, *. rosa ; oil of roses, olio ro 
 sato j rose-bud, s. un bottone di 
 rosa ; rosebush, *. rosaio ; rose- 
 water, s. acqua rosata ; under the 
 rose, privatamente, segretameute 
 
 Rose, pret. of to rise 
 
 Rosemary, *. rosmarino 
 
 Rosier, s'. luogo pieno di rosai 
 
 Rosin, s. ragia 
 
 Rosined, a. resinoso 
 
 Rosy, a. roseo, di color di rose, ver- 
 miglio 
 
 Rot, s. moria, mortalita pestilen- 
 ziale fra le pecore, putrefazione j 
 — v. a. infracidare, marcire j — 
 v. n. infracidarsi, putrefarsi 
 
 Rota, *. rota 
 
 Rotation, s. il rotare, rotazione, ru- 
 ota, revoluzione 
 
 Rote, s. pratica ; learn by rote, im- 
 parar per pratica 
 
 Rotten, a. infracidato, infradiciato, 
 fracido ; rotten egg, uovo impu- 
 tridito 
 
 Rottenness, s. fracidezza, fracidume 
 
 Rotundity, s. rotondita 
 
 Rough, a. ruvido, rozzo, aspro, gca- 
 broso, scortese, villano, zotico, 
 ispido, irsuto, rustico, insolente, 
 arrogante, tempestoso, non puli- 
 to ; rough way, strada scab rosa ; 
 rough draught, uno schizzo, un 
 abbozzo ', rough cast, a. arricci- 
 ato ; rough cast a wall, v. a, ar- 
 ricciare un muro 
 
 Rough-hew, v. a. abbozzare, schiz- 
 zare [msnte 
 
 Roughly, ad. rozzamente, aspra- 
 
 Roughness, s. ruvidezza, asprezza, 
 scortesia, severita, austerita 
 
 Rounce, s. manovella di torchio di 
 stampatore 
 
 Round, o. rotundo, rondo ; round- 
 house, s. carcere ; round, v. a, 
 ridurre in forma tonda ; drink 
 round, bere in giro ; look round, 
 guardar attorno ; round, *. giro, 
 cerchio ; take a round, fare un 
 giro ; round, ad. in giro, all' in- 
 torno ; turn round, voltarsi in gi- 
 ro ; my head turns round, la te- 
 sta mi gira ; all the year round, 
 tutto l'anno ; round about, tutto 
 all' intorno ; you must go round 
 about, bisogna che voi facciate il 
 giro 
 
 Rounded, a. fatto tondo 
 
 Roundelay, *. strambotto 
 
 Roundheads, *, teste ronde 
 
 Roundish, a. ritondetto, alquanto 
 rondo 
 
 Roundly, ad. schiettamente, aper- 
 
RUB 
 
 tamente, francamente, rettamen- 
 te ; roundness, s. rotondita, riton- 
 dezza ; to speak roundly, ope- 
 rare schiettimente 
 
 Rouse, v. a. svegliare 
 
 Rouse one up, svegliare alcuno ; 
 rouse a deer, levare un daino ; 
 rouse up one's spirits, animarsi, 
 prender animo j — ing, s. lo sve- 
 gliare, destamento ; he roused 
 me out of my first sleep, m' ha 
 rotto il primo sonno ; nothing 
 can rouse a selfish man, niente 
 pub muovere un egotista 
 
 Rout, s. folia, calca, disturbo, fra- 
 casso, sfilata, rotta, sconfitta d'e- 
 sercito ; rout, v. a. mettere in 
 rotta, sconfiggere j rout one, im- 
 barrazzare alcuno 
 
 Route, s. strada, via 
 
 Rove, v. n. andar ramingo, vagare 
 
 Rover, s. corsale, pirato 
 
 Roving, a. il disviare 
 
 Row, s. fiiata, fila ; row of teeth, 
 un ordine di denti ; set in a row, 
 v. a. ordinare ; row-barge, s. 
 barca che va a vtle, e a remi ; 
 row, v. n. remare ; to row 
 against the stream, remare a ri- 
 troso 
 
 Rowel, s. stella, setone 
 
 Rower, s. rematore, spalliere, por- 
 tolatto ; rowing, s. il remare 
 
 Royal, a. reale, regale, da re, no- 
 bile, ma^nifieo j — ist, s. colui 
 che tiene pel re ; — ly, ad. regal- 
 mente ; — ty, s. realta, dignita, 
 reale ; — ties, s. prerogative re- 
 gal i 
 
 Rub, s. intoppo, ostacolo, bottone, 
 scherzo acutoj to give one a dry 
 rub, sbottonare alcuno ; rub, v. 
 a. stroppicciare, grattare ; rub a 
 horse down, strofinare un caval- 
 lo ; rub off a spot, levare una 
 macchia fregando; things rub on 
 bravely, le cose vanno a seconda ; 
 I make shift to rub on, m' inge- 
 gno di guadagnarmi il pane bel 
 bello ; rub one up, dare un bot- 
 tone ad uno ; rub up one's mem- 
 ory, rinfrescar la memoria di 
 qualche cosa 
 
 Rubber, s. str^finacciolo 
 
 Rubbinr, s. strofinamen f o ; rub- 
 bing-cloth, s. strofinaccio ; rub- 
 bing-bru-h, s. spazzola fatta di 
 setole di porco 
 
 Rubbish, s. calcinaccio, s'racci, 
 cenci, robaccia, roba cattiva 
 
 Rubicund, a. ros-so, rosseggiante 
 
 Rubric, *. rubrica 
 
 RUL 
 
 Ruby, *. rub i no ; — a. rosso 
 
 Ructation, s. rutto 
 
 Rudder, s. timone 
 
 Ruddiness, s. color rosso 
 
 Ruddle, s. sinopia 
 
 Ruddy, a. rosso, rubicondo 
 
 Rude, a. rosso, grossolano, zotico, 
 villano, rustico, incivile, scor- 
 tese, grossolano, ignorante, trial- 
 vagio, cattivo j — ly, ad. grosso- 
 lanamente, inci vilmente ; — ness, 
 s. rozzezza, rusticita, ignoranza. 
 incivilita, furfanteria, briccone' 
 ria 
 
 Rudiments, s. pi. rudiment! 
 
 Rue, s. ruta 
 
 Rue, v. n. pentirsi ; you shall rue 
 it, vene pentirete ; rueful, a. po- 
 vero, miserabile, terribile ; he 
 looks ruefully, ha una trista cera 
 
 Ruff, s. lat.'uga, gorgiera 
 
 Ruff, v. a. pigliare una carta col 
 trionfo 
 
 Ruffian, s. un masnadiere, un assas- 
 sino ; — a. brutale, sanguinario 
 
 Ruffle, s. manichino ; laced ruffles, 
 manichini di merletto ; ruffle, v. 
 a. increspa-e, scompigliare, di- 
 sordinare, disturbare, crucciare ; 
 ruffling, s. il disturbare 
 
 Ru», 5. "coperta da letto con pel 
 lunghi ; rugged, a. rozzo, ruvi 
 do, severo, austero, rigido, zoti- 
 co ; — ly, ad. rozzamente ; — 
 ness, s. ruvidezza 
 
 Ruin, s. rovina, distruzione ; to 
 bring one to ruin, rovinare, per- 
 dere alcuno ,• to come to ruin, 
 rovinarsi ; ruins, s. pi. rovine ; 
 ruins of a good face, i miseri 
 avanzi di fallita belta 
 
 Ruin, v. a. rovinare, ruinare 
 
 Ruin one's self. v. a. rovinarsi 
 
 Ruined, a. rovinato 
 
 Ruining, s. il rovinare 
 
 Ruinous, a. rovinoso, cadevole, pe- 
 ricoloso ; — ly, ad. rovinosamen- 
 te, cattivamente, scelleratamen- 
 te 
 
 Rule, s. regola, modello, esempio, 
 norma, ordine, precetto ; carpen- 
 ter's rule, squadra ; according to 
 rule, secondo le regole ; rules, s. 
 pi. regola. ordine, is'ituto, co- 
 stume, usanza, comando, potere, 
 autorita ; rule, v. a. governare, 
 tirar le linee col regolo, rigare, 
 regolare, diriggere, guidare, di- 
 rizzare, dominare, signoreggiare, 
 domare, snggiogare, reprimere ; 
 be ruled byme, pigliate il mio 
 consiglio : rul?r, s. regolo, con- 
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 RUN 
 
 duttore, governatore ; ruling, *. 
 il rigare 
 
 Rum, s. specie d' acquavite distil- 
 lata dal zucchero 
 
 Rumb, s. quarto di vento 
 
 Rumble, v.n. rombare, strepitarej 
 — ing, s. rombo j — of the bow- 
 els, gorgogliamento di ventre 
 
 Ruminant, a. ruminante 
 
 Ruminate, v. n. riconsiderare, ru- 
 minare 
 
 Ruminating, and Rumination, s. il 
 ruminare, il meditare 
 
 Rummage, v. a. cercare, mettere 
 sottosopra [pieno 
 
 Rummer, s. pecchero, bicchiere 
 
 Rumour, *. romore, grido j — ed, 
 a. Ex. 'tis rumoured abroad, cor- 
 re voce ; — v. a. raccontare, 
 narrare 
 
 Rump, s. piega, grinza ; — v. a. 
 increspare, raggrinzare ; — ed, 
 a. increspato, raggrinzato 
 
 Rumpling, s. l'increspare 
 
 Run, s. una corsa ; to take a run, 
 prendere una corsa ; gcod or ill 
 run at play, detta, o disdetta al 
 giuoco; run, v. n. correre; run 
 before, or after, correr avanti, o 
 dietro j run post, correr la posta; 
 run with full speed, correr velo- 
 cemente ; mn a hazard, correr 
 rischio ; run one through with a 
 sword, passar uno da banda a 
 banda colla spada ; run the gant- 
 let, passar per le bacchette; run 
 out, v. n. colare, gocciolare j his 
 nose runs, gli cola il naso ; run, 
 scorrere, passare ; time runs 
 away, il tempo passa ; run from, 
 uscire ; run with matter, render 
 marcia, far capo ; the sore runs, 
 la piaga corre j run against a 
 post, urtare contro un paio ; run 
 one's head against the wall, dar 
 della testa in un muro ; run to 
 one's help, aver ricorso ad uno 
 per aiuto j run to seed, semen- 
 zire ; her tongue runs perpetual- 
 ly, ella parla incessantemente ; 
 your tongue runs before your wit, 
 voi non pensate a quel che dite ; 
 run away, fuggire, scappare ; I'll 
 run with you for a wager, scom- 
 metto che corro meglio di voi ; 
 run mad, impazzire, diventar 
 matto ; it runs in their blood, 
 vien di razza ; run aground, v. 
 n. dare in secco ; run for it, fug- 
 gire, darla a gambe ; that ever 
 runs in my mind, ci6 mi corre 
 sempre nell' animo j run away 
 
RUS 
 
 with a thing, portar via che che 
 si sia ; the horse ran away with 
 him, il cavallo lo porto via ; run 
 back, correr indietro ; run coun- 
 ter, ripugnare ; run down a stag, 
 V. a. straccare un cervo j run one 
 down, sconcertare alcuno, con- 
 vincere alcuno ; run a thing 
 down, vilipendere una corsa ; 
 rundown with blood, v.n. stil- 
 lare di sangue; run one's self 
 into mischief, esporsi a qualche 
 pericolo ; run in debt, indebitar- 
 si ; ruD a pin into one, pugnere 
 uno con una spilla; run on, 
 seguitare, continuare ; if you run 
 on at this rate, se voi andate 
 avanti nella medesima maniera 
 di vivere; run over a book, tra- 
 scorrer un libro ; run over ones 
 work again, rivedere un' opei-a _ 
 ths river runs over the banks, 
 il flume ha soverchiato le span- 
 de j the pot runs over, la pignat- 
 ta versa ; run out into excess, 
 andare all' eccesso ; run one' 
 self out of breath, correr fino a 
 perder il fiato ; run out one's 
 race, finire la sua corsa ; run out 
 of one's wits, perder il senno, 
 run out in length, stendersi in 
 lunghezz-a ; the time runs out, il 
 tempo termina ; run through, 
 passare di banda; run up, mon- 
 tare, sallire ; run upon, gettarsi, 
 lanciarsi sopra ; all his discourse 
 runs upon that, tutto il suo di- 
 scorso consiste in cid ; run away, 
 s. disertore, fuggitivo 
 Rundle, *. globo [riletto 
 
 Rundlet, *. piuolo d'una scala, ba- 
 Runner, s. corridore ; — of a mill 
 
 la mola da sopra del mulino 
 Runnet, s. gaglio, coagulo 
 Running, s. corrimenfo, il correre : 
 — of the reins, gonorrea ; — of 
 the nose, cimurro ; running- 
 place, camera, corso; running 
 footman, un lacche ; running 
 water, acqua correnre; running- 
 knot, cappio, nodo scorsoio ; 
 running sore, una piaga che cola ; 
 running-title, il titolo che si 
 mette in chna ad ogni facciata 
 d'un libro 
 Runt, s. una vacca di Scozia ; an 
 
 old runt, vecchiaccia 
 Ruptory, s. rottorio, canterio 
 Rupture, s. rottura, crepatura 
 Rural, a. rus'ico, campestre 
 Rush, s. giunco ; it is not worth a 
 rush, non vale un frullo ; I 
 
 SAC 
 
 would not give a rush for it, non 
 
 ne' darei un fico 
 Ruih, v. n. lanciarsi ; he rushed, 
 
 si lancio ; rush in, entrare im- 
 
 provvisamente ; rush in upon 
 
 one, sorprendere alcuno; — ing, 
 
 s. il lanciarsi 
 Rushy, a. giuncoso 
 Rusk, s. biscotto 
 Russet, a. rossetto 
 Russeting, s. melaruggine 
 Rust, s. ruggine ; —v.n. irrug- 
 
 ginire 
 Rustic, and Rustical, a. rusticc, 
 
 rozzo 
 Rustically, ad. rusticamente 
 Rusticate", v. a. rendere rustico, o 
 
 zotico come un contadino 
 Rusticily, s. rusticita, rustichezza 
 Rustiness, s. ruggine, rancidezza 
 Rustle, v. n. cigolare ; — ing, s. 
 
 strepito, romore 
 Rusty, a. rugginente, rugginoso ; to 
 
 grow rus'y, irrugginire 
 Rut, s. frega, rotaia, ruotola ; — 
 
 v. n. andare in frega 
 Ruthful, a. misericordioso, com- 
 
 passionevole, miserabile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. miserabilmente ; — ness, s. 
 
 pieta, compassione 
 Ruthless, a. spietato, crudele 
 Rutting-time, s. frega 
 Rye, s. segale ; — bread, pane di 
 
 segale 
 
 S 
 
 SABBATARIAN, s. un ngido 
 osservatore del Sabato 
 Sabbath, s. Sabato ; Sabbath-day, la 
 
 Domenica 
 Sabbatic, and Sabbatical, a. at- 
 
 tenente al Sabato 
 Sabine, s. Sabina 
 Sable, s. la pelle del zibellino ; — 
 
 a. nero, bruno 
 Sabre, s. sciabla, scimitarra 
 Saccharine, a. zuccherino, di zuc- 
 
 chero 
 Sacerdotal, a. c acerdotale 
 Sack, s. sacco, saccheggio, spezie 
 
 di vin dolce ; — v. a. saccheg- 
 
 giare, dare il sacco ; sack up, 
 
 v. a. insaccare 
 Sackbut, *. simbuca 
 Sackcloth, s. tela da far sacchi 
 Sacked, a. saccheggiato 
 Sacking, x. saccheggiamen^, sacco 
 Sacrament, s. sacramento 
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 SAI 
 
 Sacramental, a. sacramentale j — 
 
 ly, ad. sacrameutalmente 
 Sacramenlarians, s. sacramentarj 
 Sacred, a. sacro, sacrato, inviola- 
 bilej — ly, ad. santamentej — 
 ness, s. santita 
 Sacrifice, s. sacriricio ; — v. a. 
 and n. offerire, dedicare, conse- 
 grare, sacrificare, rinunziare J — 
 r, s. sacrificatore 
 Sacrificial, a. di sacrificio 
 Sacrificing, s. il sacrificare 
 Sacrilege, s. sacrilegio ; — ious, a. 
 che commette sacrilegio j — ly, 
 ad. sacrilegamente 
 Sacristan, s. sagrestauo 
 Sad, a. mesto, malcontento, cattivo, 
 tristo, infelice, vile; sad news, 
 rie novelle ; a sad mischance, 
 una gran digrazia 
 Sadden, v. n. parer tristo ; — v. a. 
 
 affliggere, render mesto 
 Saddle/ s. sella ; put the saddle 
 upon the right horse, dar la col- 
 pa a chi ha torto ; saddle-bow, 
 arcione di sella ; saddle-cloth, 
 gualdrappa ; pack-saddle, un ba- 
 sto; saddle-backed, sellato 
 Saddle, v. a. sellare, metter la 
 sella [bastaio 
 
 Saddler, s. sellaio ; pack-saddler- 
 Sadducees, s. pi. Sadducei 
 Sadducism, s. 1'eresia de' Sadducei 
 Sadly, ad. malamente, cattiva- 
 mente ; — ne.ss, s. tristezza, affan- 
 no; in sober sadness, seriamente 
 Safe, a. salvo, sicuro, felice ; with 
 a safe conscience, in buona co- 
 scienza ; safe man, un uomo fida- 
 to ; he is come home safe, egli e 
 arrivals salvamente ; safe con- 
 duct, un salvo condotto ; your 
 money will be safe in his hands, 
 il vostro danaro sara sicuro nelle 
 sue mani ; God keep you safe, 
 Iddio vi conservi 
 Safe, s. un stipo ; safeguard, *. sal- 
 vaguardia, grembiale per con- 
 servare gli abiti ; safely, ad. 
 salvamente, in buona coscienza 
 Safety, s. salvezza, sicurezza 
 Saffron, s. zafferano; saffron-gold, 
 
 oro fulminante 
 Sagacious, a. sagace, astuto, accorto 
 Sagacity, s. sagacita, perspicacia 
 Sage, a. saggio, prudente ; — *. 
 un saggio, un uomo savio ; — 
 (an herb,) salvia ; — ly, ad. sag- 
 giamente ; — ness, s. saviezza 
 Sagittary, s. sagittario 
 Saic, (kind of ship,) s. saica 
 Sail, s. vela ; set sail, v. a. far vela ; 
 
SAL 
 
 to be under sail, esser alia vela, 
 veleggiare ; in a Pew days' sail, 
 dopo poifhi giorni di naviga- 
 zione ; a fleet of a hundred sail, 
 una flot'a di cento vele ; sail- 
 maker, fattoredi vele; sail-yard, 
 s. antenna; sail along the coast, 
 costeggiare ; sail back, pigliar 
 terra 
 
 Sailor, s. marinaro, navigante, nau- 
 tilio, (specie di pesce ;) good 
 sailor, un buon ve.le ggiatore 
 
 Sailing, s. veleggiamento, naviga- 
 2ione 
 
 Sainfoin, s. trifoglio ' 
 
 Saint, s. un santo, una santa ; saint 
 Peter, san Pietro; saint Anne, 
 santa Anna.; saint Anthony's fire, 
 volatica 
 
 Saint, v. a. canonizzare, far il san- 
 to ; — ed, santo, sacro ; — ly, ad. 
 santamente ; — ship, s. santita 
 
 Sake, s. amore, causa ; for God's 
 sake, per l'amor di Dio ; for my 
 sake, per l'amor mio ; he is my 
 namesake, egli porta il mio ncme 
 
 Saker, s. sagro, falcone 
 
 Salacious, a. lascivo, salace 
 
 Salacity, s. calore, lascivia 
 
 Satad, s. celata, injalata 
 
 Salad nil, olio d'oliva 
 
 Salamander, s. salamandra 
 
 Salary, s. salario, stipendio 
 
 Sale, s. vendita; to expose any 
 thing to sale, mettere in vendita 
 
 Saleable, a. vendibile [fatfi 
 
 Salesman, s. venditore di aliti 
 
 Salic, or Salique, a. Salico 
 
 Salient, a. che salta, palpitante 
 
 Saline, a. salso, salmastro 
 
 Salivous, a. appartenente alia scili- 
 va 
 
 Salivate, v. n. mandar fuora molta 
 sciliva dalla bocca 
 
 Salivation, s. salivazione 
 
 Sallow, a. pallido, smorto ; sallow 
 tree, salcio, salce ; — ness, s 
 pallidezza 
 
 Sally, s. sortita, furia, bollore 
 
 Sally, and Sally forth, v. a. sortin 
 
 Salmagundi, s. manicaretto di piii 
 vivande ri-caldate 
 
 Salmon, s. salmone; salmon-trout, 
 s. sorta di trotta 
 
 Saloon, s. salone 
 
 Salt, s. sale ; bay salt, sale bigio 
 sal'cellar, saliera ; saltbox, cassa 
 dove si conserva il sale 
 
 Salt, a. salato ; salth^use, salina; 
 saltspring, una sorgente d'acqua 
 salmas'ra 
 Salt, v. a. sal are 
 
 SAN 
 
 Salter, s. uno che vende del sale 
 Salting, s. il salare 
 Saltish, a. alquanto salato 
 Saliless, a. che non ha gusto veru- 
 
 no di sale 
 Saltpetre, s. salnitro 
 Salubrious, a. salubre, sano 
 Salubri y, s. salubri la 
 Salutary, a. sal u tare 
 Salutation, s. saluto 
 Salute, s. saluto, riverenza, un 
 
 bacio ; — v. a. salutare, baciare 3 
 
 — er, s. quello che saluta; — ing, 
 
 s. il salutare 
 Salvage, s. il salvare; guiderdone 
 
 concesso per aver ricuperato robe 
 
 naufragate 
 Salvation, s. salvazione, salute 
 Salve, s. unguento ; salver, s. aotto- 
 
 coppa 
 Salving, s. il salvare 
 Salvo, s. eccezione, scUsa 
 Same, a. medesimo, stesso ; * I hope 
 
 you are the same, il simile spero 
 
 di voi 
 Sameness, s. medesimezza 
 Samphire, s. fmocchio marino 
 Sample, s. esemplare 
 Sampler, s. mostra 
 Sanative, a. sanativb 
 Sanctifkation, s. santificazione 
 Sanctified, a. santificato 
 Sanctifier, s. santificatore 
 Sanctify, v. a. santificare, far san- 
 to; — ing, s. santificazione 
 Sanctimonious, a. santo 
 Sanctimony, s. santimnma, santita 
 Sanction, s. ordine, decreto, san- 
 
 zione, confermazione, ratifica- 
 
 zione 
 Sanctity, s. santita 
 Sanctuary, s. santuario, chiesa, asi- 
 
 lo, refugio 
 Sand, s. aVena, rena; sands, s. pi. 
 
 massa di rena ; sandbox, s. pol- 
 
 verino ; sandpit, or sandbed, cava 
 
 da sabbione ; sandblind, and 
 
 putblind, a. che ha difetto negli 
 
 occhi 
 Sandal, s. sandalo ; sandalmaker, 
 
 s. uno che fa gli sandali 
 Sandarach, s. sandaraca, gorama di 
 
 ginepro 
 Sandever, s. fondiglio di vetro 
 Sandy, a. sabbioso, arenoso, rosso 
 Sanguinary, a. sanguinolente 
 Sanguine, a. sanguigno, che abbon- 
 da di motto sangue, arden'e, ar- 
 dito ; he is always too sanguine, 
 sempre si picca troppo 
 Sanguinolent, a. sanguinolente. 
 crudele 
 
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 SAT 
 
 Sanity, s. sanita 
 
 Sap, s. succhio, sugo, umore, la 
 buccia delle piaute; — v. a>- 
 zappare, r vinare un muro 
 Sapphire, s. zaii'ro ' 
 Sapid, a. giudizioso, gustoso 
 Sapidity, and Sapidness, *. giudv- 
 
 zio, senno, gusto 
 Sapience, s. sapienza 
 Sapient, a. savio, sapiente 
 Sapless, a. senza succhio, vecchio, 
 
 secco 
 Sapling, s. un arbuscello 
 Sappy, a. pieno di succhio 
 Saraband, s. sarabanda 
 Sarcasm, s. sarcasmo 
 Sarcastic, — al, a. satirico; — ly, 
 
 ad. in maniera pungente 
 Sarcle, v. a. sarchiafe 
 Sard ing, s. sarchiagione 
 Sarcotic, a. sarcotico 
 Sardine, s. sardina 
 Sardonic laughter, cachinno 
 Sardonyx, s. sardonico 
 Sarsaparilla, s. salsapariglia 
 Sarsenet, s. taffeta 
 Sash, s. cinto di seta ; sash window, 
 
 finestra che scorre in sii e in giil 
 Sassafras, s. sassafrasso 
 Sat, (see Sit,) sedere 
 Satan, s. Satana, il diavolo 
 Satanic, and Satanical, a. diabolioo 
 Satchel, s. sacca, sacchetto 
 Sate, v. a. satollare 
 Sated, a. satollo, sazio 
 Satellite, s. satellite 
 Satiate, v. a. satollare, saziare ; — 
 
 ing, *. saziamento 
 Satiety, s. satollezza, sazieta 
 Satin, s. raso, spezie di drappo 
 
 liscio 
 Satire, s. sa'ira [mordac* 
 
 Satiric, o?" Satirical, a. satirico, 
 Satirically, ad. satiricamente 
 Satirist, s. scrittore di satire 
 Satirize, v. a. and n. sc i vere satire 
 Satisfaction, s. soddisfazione, cod- 
 
 tenta, ragione, ris'aurazione ; 
 
 satisfactorily, ad. d'una maniera 
 
 soddiafacente ; you will have 
 
 full satisfaction, ella sara vendi- 
 
 cata appieno 
 Satisfactory, a. soddisfacente 
 Satisfy, v. a. soddisfare, saziare, 
 
 contentare, convincere, mostrare; 
 
 I am not satisfied wi'h him, non 
 
 sono contenfo di lui ; —ing, *. il 
 
 soddisfare 
 Satrap, s. satrapo 
 Saturate, v. a. satollare, saziare 
 Saturday, s. Sabato 
 Saturity, s. satollezza, sazieta 
 
SAY 
 
 Saturn, s. Satumo, piombo 
 
 Saturnals, i. pi. saturnali 
 
 Saturnian, or Saturnine, a. satur- 
 nino, tristo, mesto 
 
 Sauce, s. salsa ; to dip in the sauce, 
 intignere nella salsa ; saucepan, 
 *. un padellino ; saucebox, s. un 
 impertinente ; I'll serve him the 
 same sauce, gli renderb pan per 
 focaccia ; saucer, s. piatello 
 
 Saucily, ad. sfacciaiameute, arro- 
 gantemente 
 
 Sauciness, s. impudenza 
 
 Saucy, a. sfacciato, sfrontato 
 
 Saunter about, v. u. batter le srrade, 
 vagare 
 
 Sausage, s. saHccia, mortadella 
 
 Savage, a, salvatico, fiero, cru- 
 dele 
 
 Savages, s. pi. popoli salvatici ; — 
 ly, ad. salvaticamente ; — ness, 
 s. ferocia, crudelta 
 
 Save, ad. salvo, eccettuato ; — 
 v. a. salvare, ccmervare, riser- 
 bare, riservare, risparmiare, spa- 
 ragnare ; that will save me 
 charges, questo mi risparmiera 
 della spesa; I'll save you that 
 trouble, voglio essentarvi da que- 
 sto incomodo ; God save the 
 kin?, viva il re ; God save him, 
 Iddio lo conservi ; to save time, 
 per non perder tempo 
 
 Saveall, s. ordi?no sul quale si po- 
 sa la candela quando viene a 
 fin ire 
 
 Savine, s. savina 
 
 Saving, s. salvamento, eccezione ; 
 — a. economo, parco ; to be 
 saving, v. n. u-ar ecouomia ; — 
 ly, ad. frugalmente ; — ness, s. 
 frugalita, parcia 
 
 Saviour, 5. salvatore, liberatore 
 
 Savour, s. sapore, gusto, odore ; — 
 v. a. saporare, assaggiare, sen- 
 tire ; — v. n. aver qualche gusto ; 
 savourily, ad. saporitamente 
 
 Savoury, a. saporito 
 
 Savoy, "s. cappuccio 
 
 Saw, s. seja ; handsaw, s. seghet- 
 ta ; sawdus% s. segatura ; saw- 
 fish, s. s] ada 
 
 Saw, (see See,) vedere 
 
 Saw, v. a. segare 
 
 Sawing, s. se^-amento 
 
 Sawver, s. se^atore 
 
 Saxifrage, *. sassifragia 
 
 Say, s. saia 
 
 Say, v. a. dire, favellare; what 
 do you say ? che dite ? that is to 
 say", cioe ; they say, si dice 
 
 Saying, *. dicimento ; common 
 
 SCA 
 
 saying, un detto comune ; true 
 saying, una verita 
 
 Scab, s. scabbia, rogna, croste di 
 piaga 
 
 Scabbard, s. fodero 
 
 Scabbed, a. scabbioso, rognoso 
 
 Scabious, a. scabbioso 
 
 Scabious, s. (a flower.) scabbiosa 
 
 Scabby, a. scabbioso 
 
 Scabrous, a. scnbro, scabroso 
 
 Scaffold, s. palco 
 
 Scaffolding, s. strutiura di palchi 
 
 Scalade, s. scalata, scalamento 
 
 Scald, v. a. scottare con liquore 
 caldo 
 
 Scalding, s. scottatura 
 
 Scale, s. scaglia di pesce ; — of a 
 map, la scala d'una carta ; scales 
 of iron, scaglie di ferro ; scale 
 of a balance, il gu?cio delia bi- 
 lancia ; pair cf scales, bilancie 
 
 Scale a fish, v. a. scagliare i pesci ; 
 scale 'he walls of a town, scalare 
 le muia d'una citia 
 
 Scalene, a. scaleno 
 
 Scaling, s. lo scalare 
 
 Scaling ladders, scala da scalar le 
 mura 
 
 Scall, s. tigna, lepra 
 
 Scalled, a. tignoso ; scaldhead, s. 
 testa tignosa 
 
 Scall ion, s. scalozno 
 
 Scallop, s. sorta di pesce 
 
 Scalp, s. pericranio ; — v. a. sfre- 
 giare [mautte 
 
 Scalper, or Scalping-iron, s. gam- 
 Scaly, a. squamoso. scaglioso 
 
 Scamble, v. a. rapire dopo aspra 
 contosa, storpiare 
 
 Scambler, s. uno sfacciato lecca- 
 piatti 
 
 Scambling, s. dissipamento; — ly,- 
 ad. sfacciatamente 
 
 Scammony, s. scamonea 
 
 Scamper, v. n. fuggir via, scam- 
 pare 
 
 Scan, v. a. esaminare, ponderare, 
 scandere [forma 
 
 Scandal, s. scandalo, vergogna, in- 
 
 Scandal, v. a. scandalizzare, dif- 
 famare 
 
 Scandalize, v. a. dare scandalo, 
 offendere; — ing, s. lo scanda- 
 lizzare 
 
 Scandalous, a. scandaloso, infame, 
 diffamatorio, che apporta scanda- 
 lo ; — ly, ad. scandalosarnente 
 
 Scanninz. s. lo scandere un ver^o 
 
 Scant, a. ram. s-carzo 
 
 Scanliness, s. searsezza, scarsita 
 
 Scantlnii. x. grandezza, mhura, un 
 pezzettw 
 
 435 
 
 SCH 
 
 Scan'ly, ad. scarsamente 
 
 Scanty, a. scarso, che manca, trop- 
 
 po stretto [fuggira 
 
 Scape, s. fuga ; — v. n. evitare, 
 Scapular, s. scapolare 
 Scar, s. cicatrice 
 Scar, v. 71, formarsi in cicatrice 
 Scaramouch, s, scaramuccia 
 Scarce, a. scarso, raro ; scarcely, 
 
 ad. appena ; — ness, or scarcity, 
 
 s. searsezza, scarsita 
 Scare, v. a. atterrirej scare away, 
 
 v. a. spaventare; scarecrow, *. 
 
 spaventacchio ; scared, a. atterri- 
 
 to j to have a scared countenance, 
 
 aver g,i occhi stralunati 
 Scarf, s. ciarpa ; scarf-skin, 1' epi- 
 
 dermide ' [gnare 
 
 Scarf, v. a. commettere, conge- 
 Scarificaiion, s. scarificazione 
 Scarify, v. a. scarificare, scarnai'e ; 
 
 — ing, s. scarificazione 
 Scarlet, or Scarlet colour, s. scarlat- 
 
 tino 
 Scarlet, a. scarlatto ; scarlet robe, 
 
 una vesta di scarlatto j scarleJ- 
 
 oak, s. elce, leccio 
 Scarp, s. scarpa 
 Scate, s. spezie di pesce 
 Scate, v. n. sdrucciolare sopra 11 
 
 ghiaccio 
 Sca'es, s. zoccoli da sdrucciolare 
 Scalh, v. a. struggere ; — s. male, 
 
 dauno ; — ful, a. dannoso 
 Scatter, v. a. sparpag iare, spar- 
 
 gere ; — ing, *. spargimento; — 
 
 ingly, ad. spartamente 
 Scavenger, s. paladino 
 Scene, s. scena, teatro 
 Scenery, s. scenario 
 Scenic, a. scenico, di scena 
 Scenographic, a. scenografico 
 Scenography, s. scenografia 
 Scent, s. odorato, facolta di fiutare, 
 
 odore, sentore ; — v. a. dar buo- 
 
 no, cattivo odore, profumars, 
 
 annasare, odorare, fiutare 
 Sceptical, a. scettico 
 Scepticism, s. precetti de scettici 
 Scep'ics, s. scettici 
 Sceptic, a. scettico 
 Sceptre, s. sceHro 
 
 Sceptrebearer, che porta lo scettro 
 Schedule, s. cartuccia, cedola 
 Scheme, s. piano, modello 
 Schemer, s. macchinatore 
 Schiff, s. schifo, paliscalmo 
 Schirrus, s. scirro 
 Schism, s. scisma 
 Schismatical, a. scismatico; — 1£ 
 
 ad. da scismatico 
 Schismatic, s. scismatico 
 
SCO 
 
 Sk-holar, *• uno scolare, un uomo 
 dotto; bred a scholar, allevato 
 uelle belle lettere ; general schol- 
 ar, versato in tutte le scienze ; 
 scholar-like, ad. da scholare ; 
 scholarship, s. la qualita d'uno 
 gcolare, dottnnt, scienza 
 
 Scholastic, — al, a. scolasfico 
 
 Scholastically, ad. da scolastico 
 
 Scholiast, s. un commentatore 
 
 Schalium, s. breve esposizione 
 
 School, s. scuola ; to keep a school, 
 tenere scuola; grammar-school , 
 uua scuola Latina ; fencing- 
 school, una scuola di scherroa ; 
 dancing-school, una scuola di 
 ballo ; schoolmaster, &. un mae- 
 stro di scuola ; schoolboy, s. uno 
 scolare ; schoolfellow, un con- 
 discepolo [istruire 
 
 School, v. a. riprendere, censurare, 
 
 Schooling, s. la paga che si da al 
 maestro di scuola ; pay for a 
 child's schooling, pagare il mae- 
 stro di -cuola 
 
 Sciatica, s. sciatica 
 
 Sciatic, a. scia'ico 
 
 Science, s. scienza, dottrina, arte 
 liberal e 
 
 Scienlifical, a. scientifico 
 
 Scimitar, *. scimi'arra 
 
 Scintillate, v. a. scintillare ; — 
 ation, s. scintiliazione 
 
 8ciolist, *. un .saccentino 
 cion, s. ramicello 
 
 Scoff, s. burla ; scoff at one, v. n. 
 burlare alcuno ; scoffer, s. deri- 
 sore, beffatore 
 
 Scoffing, s. burla, beffa 
 
 Scold, s. una garritrice ; — v.n. 
 brontolare, borbottare ; — ing, s. 
 contesa, contend i mento j scold- 
 ing man, un garritore; scolding 
 woman, una contenditriee 
 
 Scollop, s. petoncob 
 
 Scolopendra, s. speziedi pesce 
 
 Sconce, s. un forte, certu sostegno 
 quasi braccio ; — v. a. fare 
 ammenda per aver commesso 
 qualche off'esa 
 
 Scoop, or Scooper, s. attignitoio 
 
 Scope, s. scopo, disegno ; to have 
 free scope, aver liberta di fare 
 che che si sia 
 
 Scorbutical, a. di scorbuto 
 
 Scorch, v. a. riardere, scottare ; — 
 ing, s. adus'ione 
 
 Seordjum, s. scordio 
 
 Score, s. conto, scotto, rispetto, 
 taglia, venti, ventina ; fourscore, 
 ottanta ; sixscore, cento venti ; 
 threescore, sessanta ; on the score 
 
 SCR 
 
 of friendship, in risguardo della 
 vostra amicizia ; score, v. a. 
 metter in conto; score a writing, 
 lineare una scrittura ; score out, 
 scancellare 
 
 Scorn, s. disprezzo, sdegno ; — 
 v. a. dispregiare, sdegnare ; I 
 scorn it, io noa son tale da far 
 cio ; I scorn your words, mi 
 beffo di quel che dite 
 
 Scorner, s. dispregiatore 
 
 Scornful, a. sdegnoso ; — ly, ad. di- 
 spregevohnente 
 
 Scorning, s. dispregiamento 
 
 Scorpion, s. scorpio, pesce di mare, 
 uno de' dodici segni celesti ; 
 scoi pion-gra'ss, s. nome d'erba 
 
 Scot, s. parte, porzione ; pay scot 
 and lot, pagare i diritti dtllapar- 1 
 rocchia ; scot free, franco, che 
 nnn paga nienie, impunito 
 
 Scotch, s. picciol tagiio; — v. a. 
 tajiare; scotch-collops, s. bra- 
 ciuola di came di vitella fritta 
 
 Scotorny, s. scotomia 
 
 Scnunurel, s. un ga^lioffo, un brie- 
 cone 
 
 Scour, v. a. forbire, neUare ; scour 
 the seas, corseggiare ; scour 
 away, v. n. svignare ; scour 
 about, vagabondare ; — er, s. 
 che firHsce, che netta un cava- 
 macchie, un vagabondo, uno 
 scioperaio 
 
 Scouring, s. il forbire, uscita, soc- 
 correnza 
 
 Scourge, s. sferza, flascello; — v. a. 
 sferzare, pnnire, gastigare 
 
 Scout, s. corridore"; to send out 
 scouts, mandare corridori a far 
 la scoperta ; scout?, s. vedette 
 
 Scout, s. sorte di naviglio veloce 
 per andar a vela 
 
 Scout, or Scout about, v. a. battere 
 le s trade 
 
 Scowl, v. n. fare il grugno j — s. 
 cipulio 
 
 Scrabble, v. a. graffiare, tastare, 
 bran col a re 
 
 Sera?, s. uno scheletro ; scrag end 
 of a neck, la scamatura del collo ; 
 scraggily, ad. Ex. he looks scrag- 
 gi!y. pare molto magro ; scraggy, 
 a. sparuto, molto ma2;ro 
 
 Scramble, — ing, s. sorta di giuoco 
 che si fa col sjettar alcuna cosa 
 in mezzo ad un gruppo di ragaz- 
 zi ; — v. n. ciuffare, aggruppare, 
 rampicare 
 
 Scranch, v. a. schiacciare, rom- 
 pere co' denti ; — ing, s. il schi- 
 acciare 
 
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 SCR 
 
 Scrap, *. rimasuglin, avanzaticeio 
 Scrape, v. a. raschiare, grattare j 
 
 — s. bertovello, nassa ; he is in 
 a scrape, egli e Delia rete ; scrape 
 up, accumulare a poco a poco j 
 scrape a blot, cancellare 
 
 Scraper, s. raschiatoio, un cattivo 
 suonator di violino, istrumento 
 da raschiare 
 
 Scraping, s. raschiatura, la materia 
 che si leva in raschiando 
 
 Scratch, 5. sgraffio ; scratches, *. 
 malatiia che viene a cavalli 
 
 Scratch, v. a. grattare ; scratch 
 one's self, grattarsi, graffiare la 
 pelle coll' unghie; scratch out 
 one's eyes, cavar gli occhi ad 
 uno; scratch out writing, can- 
 cellare una scrittura ; — ing, *. il 
 grattare 
 
 Scrawl, v.a. scarabocchiare ; — 
 *. cattiva mano ; — ing, s. scara- 
 bocchie ; — er, s. scrittoraccio 
 
 Screak, v. n. cigolare ; — ing, *. 
 ignlamento 
 
 Scream, or Scream out, v. n. gri- 
 dare, strillare ; —ing, s. strido, 
 stridore 
 
 Screech, v. n. squittire ; screech- 
 owl, s. civetta 
 
 Scrf.ek, or Screek out, v. n. gridare 
 
 Screeking, s. stridore 
 
 Screen, *. un parafuoco, vagho; 
 folding-screen, s. un paravento ; 
 
 — v. a. spalleggiare, proteggere, 
 vagliare 
 
 Screw, s. vite ; corkscrew, s. ram- 
 
 pino da cavar il sughero alle bot- 
 
 tiglie 
 Screw, or Screw in, v. a. fare en- 
 
 trare girando ; screw up, v. a. 
 
 strignere 
 Scribble, v. n. scarabocchiare ', — 
 
 er, *. un cattivo autore; — ing, 
 
 *. Io scarabocchiare 
 Scribe, s. scriba, scrivano 
 Scrip, s. bisaccia, sacco, un pezzet* 
 
 to "di carta 
 Scriptural, o. scritturale 
 Scripture, *. la scrittura 
 Scrip'urists, s. quelli che mettemo 
 
 ogni loro credenza solamente 
 
 nella scrittura 
 Scrivener, *. scrivano 
 Scroll, s. un ruolo di pergamena 
 Scrofula, s. scrofula 
 Scrotum, s. scroto 
 Scrub, s. una scopa, un cionno, nn 
 
 uomo di niente ; — v. a. strofi- 
 
 nare 
 Scrubbed, or Scrubby, a. scabbiosOj 
 
 tignoso 
 
SCY 
 
 Scrubber, s. raspa 
 
 Scruple, s. scrupolo, scrupulo, 
 dubbio j — v. a. fare scrupulo 
 
 Scrupulous, a. scrupoloso ; — cess, 
 s. umore scrupoloso ; — ly, ad. 
 scrupolosamente ; you are too 
 scrupulous, ella e da vero troppo 
 severa 
 
 Scrutinize, v. a. investigare dili- 
 gentemente, esaminare, ceusu- 
 rare il portamento d'uno 
 
 Scrutiny, s. scrutinio, squittino 
 
 Scrutoire, s. scrittoio 
 
 Scud, s. rovescio, scroscio ; scud 
 away, v. n. svignare ; scud along, 
 aiFrettarsi 
 
 Scuffle, s. zuffa, riotta ; — n. n. 
 contrastarej we have nothing to 
 scuffle for, noi non abbiamo che 
 spartire insieme 
 
 Sculk, v. n. celarsi, codiare alcuno ; 
 — .-r, s. colui che si cela; — ing, 
 *. il celarsi ; sculking-hole, na- 
 scondiglio 
 
 Scull, s. cranio, osso del capo ; 
 scull-cap, s. cuffia di tela 
 
 Scull, s. piccol remo ; sculler, s. 
 battello con un barcaiuolo solo, 
 un barcaiuolo solo con un bat- 
 tello 
 
 Scullery, s. lavatoio 
 
 Scullion, s. guattero di cucina, una 
 guattera di cucina 
 
 Sculp'or, s. scultore [pita 
 
 Sculpture, s. scultura, la cosa scol- 
 
 Scum. s. schiunia ; — of the peo- 
 ple, la feccia del popolo ; full of 
 scum, a. schiumoso 
 
 Scum, v. a. schiumare, tor via la 
 schiuma 
 
 Scummer, s. una mestotet 
 
 Scurf, s. tigna ; — of a wound, s^ab- 
 bia ; — Iness, s. tigna ; scurfy, a. 
 tignoso [rilita 
 
 Scurrility, o?-Scurrilousness, s. sr-ur- 
 
 Scurrilous, a. buffonesco, ingiuri- 
 oso 
 
 Scurvily, ad malamente 
 
 Scurviness, s. malignita 
 
 Scurvy, a. cattivo, fello ; scurvy 
 fellow, un fellone ; — s. scorbu- 
 to ; scurvy-grass, eoclearia, gra- 
 migna 
 
 Scut, s. coda 
 
 Scu-cheon, *. scudo, la toppa d'una 
 serratura, scudicciuolo, la chia- 
 ve, o la pietra che e nel centro 
 d'un edinzio [mulino 
 
 Scuttle, s. paniera, tramoggia di 
 
 Scuttle here and there, v. a. andar 
 qua e la 
 
 Scythe, *. falce 
 
 SEA 
 
 Sea, s. il mare ; billows of the sea, 
 cavalloni di mare ; go to sea, an- 
 dar sul mare ; put out to sea, 
 rnetterea mare ; by sea and land, 
 per mare e per terra ; great sea, 
 una burrasca ; sea-water, acqua 
 marina ; to get sea-room, correre 
 al largo ; main sea, alto mare ; 
 sea-captain, capitauo di naviglio 5 
 sea-fight, combattimento navale; 
 seaman, un marinaio ; sea-coast, 
 la costa del mare ; sea-side, il li- 
 do del mare ; narrow sea, uno 
 stretto ; sea-port, s. porto di 
 mare ; sea-chart, s. carta da na- 
 vigare ; sea-voyage, viaggio per 
 mare ; sea-mark, segno in vici- 
 nanza degli scogli, per fame co- 
 noscer il rischio da' naviganti ; 
 sea-green, a. verdazzuro 
 
 Seagull, s. gabbiano, mugnaio 
 
 Seaweei, *. alga, aliga , r seamew, 
 s. mugjiaio 
 
 Seal, s. sigiilo, suggello ; under 
 hand and seal, sottoscrilto e sigil- 
 lato 
 
 Seal, s. vitello marino 
 
 Seal-ring, s. anello con un sigillo 
 scolpito 
 
 Seal, v. a. sigillare 
 
 Sealer, s. colui che pone il suggello 
 
 Sealing, s. il sigillare 
 
 Seam, s. cucitura, cicatrice, saime, 
 lardoj — of corn, otto staia di 
 grano ; — of glass, cento venti 
 libbre di vetro 
 
 Seamless, a. senza cuciture 
 
 Seamster, *. cucitore di panni lini 
 
 Seamstress, s. cucitrice 
 
 Sean, s. sagena, spezie di pesce che 
 si pesca col la sagena [vente 
 
 Sear, v. a. arrossare con ferro ro- 
 
 Searce, s. staccio j — v. a. abbu- 
 rattare, stacciare 
 
 Search, s. inchiesta ; — v. a. cer- 
 care, visitare ; search a wound, 
 tentare una ferita ; search into, 
 inchiedere ; search out, inchie- 
 dere, esaminare; — er, s. visita- 
 tore ; — ing, s. cerca 
 
 Sear-cloth, /t. cerotto 
 
 Season, •?. s^agione, tempo opportu- 
 no ; in season, s. di stagione ; -^ 
 v. a. condire ; seasonable, a. che 
 e di stagione, comodo, opportu- 
 no ; — ness, s. qualita di quel che 
 e di stagione, stagione. tempo op- 
 portuno ; — ly, opportunamente 
 
 Seasoned cask, una botte stagiona- 
 ta ; seasoned timber, legname 
 secco 
 
 Seasoner, s. quello che stagiona 
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 SED 
 
 Seasoning, s. stagionamento 
 
 Seat, s. seggio, sedia, scena, teatro ; 
 fine seat, una bella villa; judg- 
 ment-seat, un tribunale ; seat, v. 
 a. situare, posare, stabilire j seat 
 one's self, stabilirsi 
 
 Seaward, ad. verso il mare 
 
 Secant, s. secante 
 
 Secession, s. 1' andare da parte, se- 
 parazione 
 
 Seclude, v. a. escludere 
 
 Secluding, or Seclusion, s. esclu- 
 sione 
 
 Second, a. secondo ; second-hand 
 suit, un abito usato ; a second 
 Cicero, un altro Cicerone 
 
 Second, s. un difensore, la sessan- 
 tesima parte d'un minuto ; — v. 
 a. secondare, alutare ; — ly, ad. 
 secondamento 
 
 Secondary, a. secondario 
 
 Secrecy, s. segretezza 
 
 Secret, a. segreto, privato, che sa 
 tacersi ; — s. cosa occulta, segre- 
 to ; to tell one a secret, confidare 
 un segreto ad uno ', in seci et, ad. 
 segretamente 
 
 Secret, s. ricetta 
 
 Secrete, v. a. nascondere, celare 
 
 Secreting, *. nascondimento 
 
 Secretary, s. segretario ; secretary r s 
 office, segreteria; secretariship, 
 ufficio di segretario 
 
 Secretly, ad. segretamente 
 
 Secretness, s. segretezza 
 
 Sect, s. setta 
 
 Sectarian, s. di setta 
 
 Sectary, s. settario 
 
 Section, s. sezione, divisione 
 
 Sector, s. compasso di preporzione, 
 settore 
 
 Secular, a. secolare, temporale 
 
 Secularity, s. lo stato di persona se- 
 colare 
 
 Secularization, s. secolarizzazione 
 
 Secularize, v. a. secolarizzare 
 
 Secularly, ad. mondanamente 
 
 Secundine, s. secondina 
 
 Secure, a. sicuro, salvo, ardito, cer- 
 to ; — v. a. sal v are, mettere in 
 sicuro; secure one's self, salvar- 
 si ; secure one, arrestare alcuno ; 
 — ly, ad. sicuramente, in piena 
 sicurezza ; — ing, s. il salvare 
 
 Security, s. sicurezza, sicurta, ma!- 
 leveria, lontananza da ogni peri- 
 colo, fiducia, baldanza 
 
 Sedan, s. sedia 
 
 Sedate, a. sedato, quieto, tranquil- 
 lo; —ness, s. tranquillita 
 
 Sedentary, a. sedentario 
 
 Sedge, s. spezie d'erba 
 
SEE 
 
 5ediment, s. fondigliuolo 
 
 Sedition, s. sedizione, tumulto 
 
 Seditious, a. sedizioso, riottoso ; 
 ]y, ad. sediziosamente 
 
 Seduce, v. a. sedurre, sobillare, 
 corrompere ; to suffer one's self 
 to be seduced, lasciarsi sedurre ', 
 — er, s. seduttore ; — ing, and se- 
 duction, s. seduzione 
 
 Sedulity, s. accuratezza, diligenza, 
 cura 
 
 Sedulous, a. assfiduo, diligente ; — 
 ly, ad. diligentemente 
 
 See, Ex. bishop's see, sedia episco- 
 pale 
 
 See, v. a. vedere, comprender coll' 
 occhio ; domandare, conoscere, 
 avvertire ; I do not see him, non 
 lo vedo j he sees nobody, non 
 ammette nessuno j to go to see, 
 andare a vedere ; see what he 
 wants, domandategli quel che vu- 
 ole ; see that all be ready, sia vo- 
 sti'a cura che il tutto sia in or- 
 dine ; I'll see you home, vi con- 
 durro a casa; I'll see you paid, 
 vi faro pagare j let one see, mo- 
 strare 
 
 Seed,*, seme, semenza, sperma, ca- 
 gione ; seedtime, sementa ; seed- 
 plot, semenzaio; seedman, mer- 
 cante di semi ; seed, v. n. tallire, 
 fare il tallo 
 
 Seeding, s. il tallire 
 
 Seedy, a. pieno di semenza 
 
 Seeing, s. il vedere ; seeing is be- 
 lieving, quando la cosa si vede, 
 si crede; the thing is not worth 
 seeing, non e cosa degna d'esser 
 veduta ; the sense of seeing, la 
 vista, il vedere; seeing, and see- 
 ing that, conj. poiche, mentre 
 che 
 
 Seek, or Seek for, v. a. cercare ; 
 seek one's help, domandar soc- 
 corso ; seek one's ruin, macchi- 
 nare 1' altrui rovina ; seek out, 
 andar cercando, braccare ; seek 
 af'er, informarsi ; seek after an 
 office, cercare un impiego ; I am 
 further to seek than I was, mi 
 trovo piii angustiato di prima 
 
 Seeker, s. cercatore 
 
 Seeking; s. cerca, cercamento 
 
 Seel, v. a. barcollare 
 
 Seem, v. n. pare re, sembrare ; that 
 seems reasonable, questo pare ra- 
 gionevole ; it seems, v. imp. 
 par« ; it seems to me, mi pare 
 
 Seeming, a. apparente ; — ly, ad. 
 apparentemente 
 
 Seemlineis, s. deceuza 
 
 SEL 
 
 Seemly, a. decente, convenevole 
 
 Seen, a. veduto 
 
 Seer, s. profeta 
 
 Seesaw, s. altalena ; — bilicarsi 
 
 Seeth, v. n. bollire, lessare ; — ing, 
 s. bollimento ; seething-pot, s. 
 pignatta 
 
 Segment, s. fetta, pezzo [gine 
 
 Segnity, s. iniingardia, infingardag- 
 
 Segregate, v. a. disceverare, segre- 
 gare ; — v. n. disceverarii, se- 
 pararsi ; — tion, s. segregazione 
 
 Seignioral, a. sovrano, indepen- 
 dente 
 
 Seignior, s. signore ; — ity, s. signo- 
 ria j — age, s. signoraggio 
 
 Seisin, s. possessione 
 
 Seizable, a. che si pub afferrare 
 
 Seize, v. a. afferrare, tener per for- 
 za, staggbre, sequestrare, usnr- 
 parp, prender per forza, assalire, 
 sorprendere ; seize again, ripren- 
 dere 
 
 Seizing, s. l'afferrare, usurpamento 
 
 Seizure, s. staggine, sequestro 
 
 Seldom, ad. rado, di rado j — ness, 
 s. radezza 
 
 Select, a. seel to ; — v. a. scegliere, 
 eleggere ; — ing, s. scelta j — or, 
 s. sceglitore 
 
 Self, pron. medesimo, stesso ; my- 
 self, io medesimo ; thyself, tu 
 medesimo; himself, egli medesi- 
 mo ; herself, ella medesima ; 
 onrselves, noi medesimi ; your- 
 selves, voi medesimi ; them- 
 selves, essi medesimi ; I went 
 thither by myself, vi andai solo ; 
 one's self, se stesso, se, si ; to 
 look to one's self, badare a se ; 
 to clear one's self, giustificarsi ; 
 to lay a thing by itself, metter 
 una cosa a parte ; self-same, des- 
 so, quello stesso ; self-same day, 
 l'istesso giorno 
 
 Self-conceit, — edness, s. presun- 
 zicne, vanita 
 
 Self-conceited, a. vanaglorioso 
 
 Self-love, s. amor proprio 
 
 Self-in f erest, s. interesse proprio 
 
 Self-will, .y. ostinazione 
 
 Self-denial, or Self-renunciation, s. 
 morlificazione 
 
 Self-dependent, a. che non dipende 
 da nessuno 
 
 Self-evident, a. chiaro, manifesto 
 
 Self-murder, s. omicidio nella sua 
 persona propria ; — er, s. omici- 
 da di se stesso 
 
 Self-excellency, eccellenza naturale 
 
 Self-wise, a. presontuoso 
 
 Selfish, a. proprio, interessato ; 
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 SEN 
 
 selfish man. s. un taccagno > — 
 UGSSyS. umo;e intortsssto 
 
 Sellander, s, giauia, 5 .aidone 
 
 Sell, v. a. veudere, spacciare 
 
 Seller, s. venditore 
 
 Selling, s. vendimento 
 
 Selvage,*, orlo; — v. a. orlare; 
 — ing, s. orlatura 
 
 Selves, pi. of Self, stesso 
 
 Semblable, a. simile ; — ly, ad. si- 
 milmente 
 
 Semblance, s. apparenza 
 
 Semblant, a. simile ; — s. somigli- 
 anza, figura 
 
 Semblative, a. acconcio, proprio 
 
 Semibreve, s. semibreve 
 
 Semicircle, s. semicivcoio 
 
 Semicircular, a. semicircolare 
 
 Semicolon, s. punto e virgola 
 
 Seminary, s. seminario 
 
 Semiquaver, s. mezzo trillo 
 
 Semitone, s. mezzo tuono 
 
 Semivowel, s. mezza vocale 
 
 Sempiternal, a. sempiterno " 
 
 Sempiternity, s. sempitemita 
 
 Sena, s. sena, erba medicinale 
 
 Senate, or Senate-house, s. senato, 
 il senato 
 
 Senator, s. senatore ; — ian, o. se- 
 natorio 
 
 Send, v. a. mandare, inviare ; send 
 a messenger, spedire un messag- 
 gero ; send money, rimetter del 
 danaro ; send one word, mandare 
 a dire } sand back, v. a. riman- 
 dare ; send in, fare intrare j God 
 send him health, Iddio vogliacha 
 si conservi in buona salute 
 
 Sending, s. l'atto del mandare 
 
 Seneschal, s. siniscalco 
 
 Senile, a. senile, vecchio 
 
 Se'nnight, s. una settimana ; this 
 day se'nnight, oggiotto 
 
 Senior, a. anziano ; — ity, s. anzi- 
 anita 
 
 Sensation, s. sensazione, senso 
 
 Sense, s. senso, sentimento, sapien- 
 za, opinione, affctio, passione, 
 significato, giudizio ; to speak 
 good sense, parlar giudiziosa- 
 mente 
 
 Senseless, a. che ha perduto l'uso 
 de' sensi ; — ly, ad. senza giudi- 
 zio, pazzamente ; —ness, s. stu- 
 pidezza, assurdita 
 
 Sensibility, s. sensibilita 
 
 Sensible, a. sensibiie, doloroso, an- 
 goscioso, di gran giudizio ; to he 
 sensible of a thin?, esser persuaso 
 di checchessia ; I am sensible I 
 have done amiss, conosco che ho 
 mal fat to ; —ness, s. sensibilita, 
 
SER 
 
 giudizio, cervello ; — ly, ad. sen- 
 sibilmeute 
 Sensitive, a. sensitive) ; — plant, 
 
 lasensi'iva 
 Sensory, s. l'organo del senso 
 Sensual, a. sensuale, lascivo, car- 
 nale; — ity, s. sensualita; — ly, 
 ad. sensualmente 
 Sent, part, of Send, mandare 
 Sentence, s. sentenza, motto breve, 
 giudicamento ; — v. a. dar sen- 
 tenza ; — ing, s. giudicamento 
 Sententious, a. sentenzioso ; — ly, 
 
 ad. sentenziosamente 
 Sentiment, s. sen'.i'mento, opinione 
 Sentinel, or Sentry, s. sentinella 
 Separability, s. divisibilita 
 Separable, a. separabile 
 Separate, a. separata, differente ; 
 — v. a. disgiugnere ; — v. n. 
 disgiugnersi ; — 1)', ad. separata- 
 mente; -^ness, s. stato di sepa- 
 razione ; —ing, or separation, s. 
 separazione 
 Separatist, s. uno scismatico 
 Separator, s. divisore 
 Septangle, s. settangolo 
 Septangular, a. che ha sette angoli 
 September, s. Settembre 
 Septenary, a. settenario ; — s. set- 
 te anni di vita 
 Septennial, a. settennio 
 Septentrional, a. settentrionale 
 Septuagenary, a. settuagenario 
 Septuagesimal, a. di settuagesima 
 Septuagint, s. laBibbia, i settanta 
 Sepulchral, a. sepolcrale, di se- 
 
 polcro 
 Sepulchre, s. sepolcro, avello 
 Sepulture, s. sepoltura 
 Sequacious, a. seguace [za 
 
 Sequel, s. sequela, serie, conseguen- 
 Sequence, s. seguenza 
 Sequester, v. a. rinunciare ai beni 
 del marito defunto, sequestrare, 
 staggire ; sequester one's self 
 from the world, allontanarsi dal 
 mondo 
 Sequestration, s. sequestrazione 
 Sequestrator, s. colui che e deposi- 
 
 tario delle cose sequestrate 
 Sequestering, s. il sequestrare 
 Seraglio, s. serraglio. 
 Seraph, or Seraphim, serafino 
 Seraphic, a. serafico 
 Sere, a. secco, non piu verde 
 Serenade, s. serenata ; — v. a. far 
 
 una serenata 
 Serene, a. sereno, chiaro, allegro ; 
 most serene, sereuissimo ; — ly, 
 ad. con serenita 
 Sereaeaess, and Serenity, s. chia- 
 
 SER 
 
 rezza, serenita, tranquillita, ca.- 
 ma, riposo 
 
 Serge, s. sargia [gia 
 
 Serge-maker, s. fabbricante di sar- 
 
 Sergeant, s. sergente, birro; ser- 
 geant at law, un avvocato ; ser- 
 geants of the mace, mazzieri ; — 
 ship, s. carica di sergente ; — ry, 
 s. sergenteria ; petty sergeantry, 
 s. piccola sergenteria 
 
 Series, s. serie, seguenza ; a series 
 of misfortunes, una serie di sven- 
 ture 
 
 Serious, a. serioso, grave, impor- 
 tante, sincero, franco, vero ; are 
 ycu serious? siete in sul serio ? 
 — ly, ad. con serieta, da vero ; — 
 ness, s. gravita 
 
 Sermon, *. sermone, predica, ora- 
 zione ; — v. a. insegnare con se- 
 verita 
 
 Serosity, s. sierosita 
 
 Serous, a. sieroso 
 
 Serpent, s. serpe, serpente, scor- 
 zone, razzo, serpentario ; little 
 serpent, serpentello 
 
 Serpentine, a. serpentino, serpeg- 
 giante ; — s. serpentino 
 
 Servant, s. un servo, un servidore ; 
 maid-servant, una serva ; to be 
 servant to one, servire una perso- 
 na : your servant, servitor suo ; 
 servant-like, da servitore 
 
 Serve, v. a. servire, far servitu, 
 render servizio, far piacere, du- 
 rare, usare, adoperare, teiier lu- 
 ogo, far ufficio'j this will serve 
 for an example, questo servira d' 
 esempio ; serve one's self, v. n. 
 approfitarsi ; do you serve me 
 so ? in questa maniera mi trat- 
 tate ? you served him right, voi 
 avete fatto bene ; I'll serve him 
 in his kind, gli rendero la pari- 
 glia ; serve one a trick, fare una 
 burla ad uno ; when occasion 
 shall serve, quando si presentera 
 l'occasione ; the wind serves, il 
 vento e propizio ; while the time 
 serves, mentre avete il tempo ; 
 that will not serve my turn, que- 
 sto non mi basta ; serve a war- 
 rant, arrestare una persona 
 
 Served, a. servito 
 
 Service, s. servigio, servizio, bene- 
 ficio, piacere, ufficio divino, mes- 
 sa ; remember my service to him, 
 fategli i miei baciamani ; my fa- 
 ther gives his service to yoL, mio 
 padre la riverisce; hard service, 
 fatiga [frutto noto 
 
 Service, or Service-berry, s. sorba, 
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 SET 
 
 Service at tennis, s. mandata 
 
 Serviceable, a. uiile, comodo, ch« 
 volcii'.ieri fa servizio ; —ness, s. 
 maniera officiosa, utilita, corte- 
 sia ; — ly, ad. efficiosamente 
 
 Servile, a. servile, basso; — ly, ad. 
 servilmente ; — ness, — ity, #. 
 schiavitu 
 
 Serving, s. il servire ; serving-man, 
 servidore, un povero studente 
 nelle universita Inglesi 
 
 Servitude, s. servitu, schiavitu 
 
 Sesquialter, — al, a. sesquialtero, 
 che contiene una volta e mezza 
 piu 
 
 Sesquipedal, — ian, a. sesquipedale 
 
 Session, s. sessione ; quarter-ses- 
 sions, assise che si tengono per gi- 
 udicare cause civili e criminali ; 
 sessions-hall, s. corte di giustizia 
 
 Sesterce, s. sesterzio 
 
 Set, a. messo ; set meal, pasto re- 
 golato ; set price, prezzo stabili- 
 to ; set hour, ora fissa ; set form 
 of prayers, formula di preghiere ; 
 set visit, visita formale ; set 
 speech, discorso studiato ; well- 
 set body, un corpo ben comples- 
 so ; set battle, battaglia schiera- 
 ta; set on purpose, a posta, a 
 bella jjosta 
 
 Set, s. ferma, partita di giuoco, 
 guernimento ; fine set of silver 
 plate, un bell' apparato d'argen- 
 teria ; set of trees, uu filare d'al- 
 beri ; set of teeth, dentatura ; set 
 of coach-horses, un tiro di caval- 
 li da carrozza ; set of men, una 
 banda di persone 
 
 Set, v. a. mettere, porre, tramon- 
 tare ; set a thing before one, met- 
 tere che che sia avan!i a.gli occhi 
 ad uno ; set free, mettere in li- 
 berta ; set down, mettere in is- 
 critto ; set on shore, mettere a 
 terra ; set a thing on foot, met- 
 tere una cosa in piedi ; set a 
 house on fire, incendiare una ca- 
 sa ; set to sale, esporre in vendi- 
 ta ; set your heart at rest, quieta- 
 tevi ; set aside, mettere da parte; 
 set sail, spiegar le vele ; set a 
 stone in gold, legare una pietra 
 preziosa in oro ; set a page, com- 
 porre una pagina ; set a song to 
 music, mettere una canzona in 
 musica ; set a price upon a thing, 
 mettere il prezzo ad una cosa ; 
 set a time, determinare il tem- 
 po ; set a going, far muovere ; 
 set about a thing, mettersi a fare 
 una cosa; set against one, oppor- 
 
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 si ad akuno ; set forth, esporre, 
 rappresentare ; set at defiance, 
 sfidare ; set one's self forward, 
 avanzarsi ; set off, abbellire, far 
 bello; she had nothing to set off 
 her beauty, ella non aveva niente 
 da far s})iccare la sua bellezza ; 
 set one on, animare alcuno ; set 
 up, ergere, innalzare ; set up a 
 shop, aprir bottega ; set up for, 
 spacciarsi, farsi ; set one's heart 
 upon a thing, applicarsi a che 
 che sia ; set out, v. a. mettere a 
 parte, ornare, parare, partire, an- 
 darsene 
 
 Settee, s. canape 
 
 Setter, s. can da ferma 
 
 Setting, s. il mettere 
 
 Setting-stick, s. regolo, strumento 
 di stampatore 
 
 Settle, v. a. stabilire, fermare. re- 
 golare, ordinare ; settle one's 
 abode somewhere, accasarsi in 
 qualche luogo ; settle one's mind, 
 quietare la sua mente"; settle 
 one's spirits, acchetarsi ; settle an 
 account, saldare un conto ; settle 
 a pension upon one, assegnare 
 una pensione ad uno 
 
 Setlle, v. n. rassetarsi ; settle to the 
 bottom, andare a fondo ; the 
 weather settles, il temp'o si mette 
 al belio 
 
 Settledness, s. stabiiita 
 
 Settlement, s. fondigliuolo di qual- 
 che liquore, stabilimento, entra- 
 ta fis^a, assegnamento ; he has a 
 set! lenient of, egli ha un assegna- 
 zione di— 
 
 Seven, a. sette ; sevenfold, a. dop- 
 pio sette volte ; — ad. sette d>p- 
 pi ; sevenscore, a. sette volte 
 venti ; seventeen, a. diciassette ; 
 seventeenth, a. diciassettesimo ; 
 seventh, a. settimo ; — ly, in set- 
 timo luogo j seventieth, a. set- 
 tantesimo 
 
 Seventy, a. settanta 
 
 Sever, v. a. severare 
 
 Several, a. molti, diversi ; several 
 persons, diverse persone ; — ly, 
 ad. separatamente ; severance, s. 
 separazione 
 
 Severe, a. severo, crudele, rigido, 
 austero, grave ; — ly, ad. severa- 
 mente ; — ity, s. severita; — of 
 life, austerita di vita [gno 
 
 Sew, v. a. cucire, seccare uno sta- 
 
 Sewer, s. un trinciante, fogna, ecn- 
 dotto sotterraneo 
 
 Sex, s. sesso ; male sex, il sesso 
 mascolino 
 
 SHA 
 
 Sexagesima, s. sessagesima 
 Sexennial, a. di sei anni 
 Sex ile, s. sestile 
 Sexton, s. sagristano 
 Sextuple, a. doppio sei volte 
 Shabby, a. sciamannato, malvesti- 
 to ; — ily, ad. mendicamente, 
 vilmente, vituperosamente ; to 
 go shabbily, esser mal vestito ; — 
 ness, s. mendicaggine, vilta ; 
 shabby fellow, uno stracciato ; 
 shabby wench, una pettegola ; 
 shabby suit, abito stracciato ; 
 shabby doings, azion: basse 
 Shackles, s. ferri, ceppi ; hand- 
 shackles, s. manette 
 Shackle, v. a. mettere in ceppi, 
 
 inceppare 
 Shad, s. alosa 
 
 Shade, s. ombra ; night-shade, s. 
 morella ; — v. a. ombrare ; — 
 iness, s. ombra 
 Shadow, s. ombra, protezione, dife- 
 sa, apparenza, figura, segno ; — 
 v. a. ombrare, ombreggiare una 
 pittura ; — ing,s. ombreggiamen- 
 to ; that poor fellow is but the 
 shadow of a man, questo pove- 
 raccio e solamente 1 'ombra d'un 
 uomo 
 Shadowy, or Shady, a. ombroso 
 Shaft, s. faretra, freccia, saetta ; — 
 of a. pillar, il fusio d'una colour,.* 
 Shag, s. fel[>a ; shag-breeches, cal- 
 zoni di felpa; shag-haited dog, 
 barbone 
 Shaggy, a. velloso, veil u to 
 Shagreen, s. maninconico, noioso, 
 
 zigrino ; — v. a. irritare 
 Shake, s. sco«sa, trillo; — v. a. 
 scuotere, tremare, gorgheggiare; 
 shake a tree, far crollare un albe- 
 ro ; the fear of deaih shakes the 
 stoutest man alive, il tinror di 
 morire fa tremare i piu coraggi- 
 osi; shake hands, darsi la mano, 
 lasciare alcuno ; shake off, ievar- 
 si d'addosso; shake to pieces, far 
 cascare in pezzi ; my hand 
 shakes, mi trema la mano 
 Shaking, s. scossa, crollo 
 Shall, (sign of the future tense in 
 English ;) I shall love, amero ; 1 
 shall go, andro 
 
 Instead of shall, the English also 
 make use of will, but with this 
 difference, that shall in the first 
 person denotes a declaration, and 
 in .he second and third a com- 
 mand; whereas will in all three 
 denotes a promise, resolution, or 
 intention. 
 
 440 
 
 SHA 
 
 They often make use of the sign 
 
 without the verb, to avoid its rep- 
 etition. 
 
 Ex. Will you do it ? I shall, volete 
 farlo ? lo faro; he will have me 
 go along with him, but I shall 
 not, egli vuole che io vada seco, 
 ma io non v' andro 
 
 Shalloon, s. sorta di panno, lino 
 leggiero, rascia 
 
 Shallop, s. schiffo 
 
 Shallow, a. di poco fondo ; — «. 
 secca; shallow -pate, or shallow* 
 brains, s. un nidiace un peco- 
 rone ; — ly, ad. scempiatamente, 
 da scemo ; — ness, s. poco fondo 
 
 Shalm, s. sorta di strumento musi- 
 cal e da fiato 
 
 Shallot, s. scalogno 
 
 Sham, s. baia, burla ; — a. prete- 
 so, supposto ; sham sleeves, mez- 
 ze man i che ; sham business, una 
 cosa supposta ; sham one, v. a. 
 burlare alcuno 
 
 Shambles, s. beccheria 
 
 Shame, s. vergogna, infamia, ros- 
 sore ; for shame, vergognatevi J 
 every body cries shame on't, 
 ognuno biasima questa azione $ 
 shame, v. a. vergognare 
 
 Shamefaced, a. versognoso; — ly, 
 ad. vergognosamente ; — ness, s. 
 vergogna, timidiia 
 
 Shameful, a. vergognoso, vitupere- 
 volej — ly, ad. con ignominia; 
 — ness, s. infamia 
 
 Shameless, a. sfacciato; — ly, ad. 
 sfacciatamente 
 
 Shaming, s. il svergognare 
 
 Shamois, s. camozza ; shamois- 
 leather, s. pelle di camozza 
 
 Shank, s. gamba, il gambo 
 
 Shanker, s. sorta d'ulcera 
 
 Shape, s. forma, figura, statura, vi- 
 ta ; — v. a. formare ; shape one's 
 course, drizzare il corso ; to be 
 well shaped, avere una bella vi 
 ta 
 
 Shapeless, a. sformato, malfatto 
 
 Shaping, s. formazione 
 
 Shard, s. coccio 
 
 Share, s. parte, porzione ; plough- 
 share, coltro 
 
 Share, v. n. dividere 
 
 Sharer, s. spartitore 
 
 Sharing, s. spartimento 
 
 Shark, s. pe-ce cane, uno scroc- 
 cone ; shark, v. n. sr-occare j — 
 lin?, s. scrocco, lo scroccare ; 
 sharking trick, un tiro di scroc- 
 cone 
 
 Sharp, a. acuto, tagliante, runtuto, 
 
SHE 
 
 astuto, fino, sagace, agro, pun- 
 gente, morJente, vivo, violento, 
 fiero, crudele ; sharp fight, san- 
 guinoso combattimento ; sharp 
 winter, inverno aspro ; sharp 
 cold, freddo acuto ; sharp re- 
 proof, aspra bravata ; to look 
 sharp, s'.ar sulle stoccate ; sharp- 
 set, s. affamato ; sharp-sigbted, 
 che ha la vista buona ; sharp- 
 witted, d' ingeguo acuto 
 
 Sharp, v. a. mariuolare, truffare 
 
 Sharpen, v. cu agguzzare, affilare ; 
 — ing, s. agguzzamento 
 
 Sharper, s. un furbone, un uomo 
 astuto, mariuolo, furfante 
 
 Sharply, ad. sottilmente, agra- 
 mente, acerbamente 
 
 Sharpner, s.arrotino 
 
 Sharpness, s. file, puuta, acrimonia, 
 l'intemperie, il rigor, la rigidez- 
 za; — of sight, perspicacita ; — 
 of wit, sottigliezza d'ingegno ; 
 — of s'.omach, buono appetito 
 
 Shatter, s. scheggia ; — v. a. scon- 
 quassare, scassinare; shattered, 
 a. sdrucito 
 
 Shatterbrained, s. un mentecatto 
 
 Shave, v. a. radere, tondere, spo- 
 gliare, saccheggiare ; shave close, 
 radere fin presso alia super- 
 ficie ; I shave three times a 
 week, mi fo la barba tre volte 
 la settimana 
 
 Shaveling, s. un uomo tonduto 
 
 Shaver, s. barbiere ; he is a cun- 
 ning shaver, egli e un balordo 
 
 Shaving, s. tonditura 
 
 Shavings of wood, brucioli 
 
 She, pron. ella, essa 
 
 Sheaf, s. covone di grano ; — of ar- 
 rows, un fascio di strali ; sheaf 
 corn, v. a. accovonare il grano 
 
 Shear, v. a. tondere ; shear cloth, 
 cimare il panno ; — er, s. tondi- 
 tore 
 
 Shearing, s. tonditura 
 
 Shearing-time, il tempo del tondere 
 le pecore 
 
 Shearings, s. tosature 
 
 Shearman, s. cimatore 
 
 Shears, s. forbici 
 
 Sheath, s. (scabbard,) foderodi spa- 
 da ; sheath, v. n. mettere la 
 spada nel fodero ; sheath a ship, 
 ricoprire il fondo d'un naviglio 
 con pauche ; — ing, s. il rimet- 
 tere la spada [vone 
 
 Sheaves, s. the plural of sheaf, co- 
 Shed, a. sparso ; bloodshed, s. effu- 
 sione di sanjue 
 
 Shed, s. casipola, casupula, casuc- 
 
 SHE 
 
 cia, tavolato ; — v. a. spargere, 
 versare ; he begins to shed teeth, 
 comincia a mutare i denti 
 
 Shedding, s. spargimento, effusione 
 
 Sheep, s. una pecora ; to cast a 
 sheep's eye at one, guardar uno 
 sotto occhio ; sheep-skin. s. pelle 
 di castiato; sheep's-head r testa 
 di pecora, un cionno ; sheep- 
 cote, or sheepfold, parco di pe- 
 core, mandra ; sheep-hook, verga 
 di past ore 
 
 Sheepish, a. semplice, incsperto ; 
 — ness, s. semplicita 
 
 Sheer, ad. affatto ; sheer through, 
 da banda a banda ; he carried it 
 sheer away, lo porto via 
 
 Sheer, v. n. andare alia banda; 
 sheer off, v. n. involarsi 
 
 Sheer-hook, s. ferro di quattro 
 marre 
 
 Sheers, s. forbici 
 
 Sheet anchor, s. l'ancora la piu 
 grossa ; sheet cable, s. la gomena 
 
 Sheet, s. foglio, lenzuolo ; book in 
 sheets, un libro sciolto ; sheet, 
 v. a. porre le lenzuola 
 
 Sheeting, s. lenzuolo 
 
 Shekel, s. conio Giudaico antico 
 
 Shelf, s. scaffale, secca 
 
 Shell, s. conehiglia, conca, bomba; 
 tortoise-shell, scudo della testug- 
 gine; egg-shell, guscio d'uovo ; 
 nut-shell, scorsa di noce ; fish- 
 shell, nicchio di pesce ; shellfish, 
 pesce di nicchio ; shells of peas, 
 or beans, guscio di piselli, o fave ; 
 throw shells, gittar bombe 
 
 Shell, v. a. digusciare ; shell peas, 
 or beans, sgranare piselli, o 
 fave ; shell walnuts, digusciare 
 delle noci 
 
 Shelly, on- Shelled, a. squamoso, co- 
 perto di conchiglie 
 
 Shelter, s. coperto. riparo, rifugio, 
 protezione ; fly to a place for 
 shelter, correre al coperto ; he is 
 fled to me for shelter, egli e ri- 
 corso a me ; shelter one, v. a. 
 ricevere alcuno a casa sua; — 
 er, s. protettore, difensore ; — 
 ing, s. il ricevere ; — less, a. che 
 non ha ricovero alcuno 
 
 Shelves, s. pi. of Shelf, scaffale : 
 
 Shelving, s. pendente 
 
 Shepherd, s. pastore ; — ess, pasto- 
 rella ; a king should be the shep- 
 herd of his people, un re dovreb- 
 be essere il pastore del popolo 
 
 Sherbet, s. sorbetto 
 
 Sheriff, s. sceriffe ; — alty, or shriev- 
 alty, s. l'ufficio del sceriffe ; 
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 SHI 
 
 sheriffwick, s. la giurisdizione 
 d'un bargello 
 Sherry, s. spezie di vino b : anco 
 Shew, s. apparenza, pretesto. festa, 
 pompa ; make a shew of one's 
 riches, far pompa; make a fine 
 shew, far figura 
 Shew, v. a. mostrare, manifestare, 
 provare, far vedere. parere, far 
 vis'a, insegnare, amiunciare, puD- 
 blicare ; shew mercy to one, far 
 grazia ; shew tricks, far giuochi 
 dLmano; shew cause, addurre 
 ragioni 
 Shewer, s. colui che fa vedere 
 Shewing, a - , il mostrare, mos'ranza 
 Shevvy, a. brillan'e, sfavillante 
 Shield, s. brocchiere, scudo. difesa, 
 protezione ; — v. a. difendere, 
 proteggere ; shield-bearer, scu- 
 diere; —ing, s. protezione, dife- 
 sa 
 Shift, s. camicia da donna, rimedio, 
 spediente, astuzia, scusa, pretes- 
 to ; he uses shifts and evasions, 
 egli ha giri e rigirl ; be put to 
 ore's shifts, non saper che fare ; 
 he makes shift to live, vive alia 
 giornata ; shift, v. a. cambiare ; 
 shift one's lodgings, mutare la 
 sua dimora ; shift one's self, 
 cambiar di camicia ; shift for 
 one's self, ingegnarsi, industriarsi 
 Shift, v. a. trovar giri e rigiri ; 
 shift one off, strigarsi d'uno ; — 
 er, s. mariuolo ; —ing, s. canv 
 biamento ; shifting trick, astuzia, 
 arte ; shiftingly, ad. astutamente, 
 artatamente 
 Shilling, s. scellino 
 Shily, ad. con ritrosia 
 Shin, or Shinbone, s. stinco 
 Shine, s. chiarezza, splendore ; 
 sunshine, la chiarezza del sole; 
 moonshine, il cbiaro della luna 
 Shine, v. n. rilucere ; the sun 
 shines, il sole riluce ; diamond 
 that shines, un diamante che 
 brilla 
 Shi ness, s. ritrosia, peritanza 
 Shingle,*, assicella ; shingles, fuoco 
 salvatico ; shingler, *. facitoi 
 d'assicelle 
 Shining, s. luce, splendore 
 Ship, s. nave, naviglio, vascello ; 
 shipboat, schiffo ; shipboy, *. 
 mozzo di nave ; shipboard, bordo 
 di vascello ; to go on shipboard, 
 andare a bordo ; shipwright, or 
 shipcarpenter, s. falegname di 
 vascello ; shipmoney, s. tassa 
 per la construzione de' vascelli 
 
SHO 
 
 Ship, v. a, imbarcare ; —ping, * 
 
 iinbarcamento ; take shipping. 
 
 ©. n, imbarcarsi 
 s. provincia 
 Shirt, s. caniicia 
 Shiver, s. scbeggia, girella. carruco- 
 
 la : — v. &. sminuzzare. spezzare. 
 
 tremar di freddo ; shivering fit, 
 
 raccapriccio 
 Shoal. *. folia 
 Shoal, r. n. affollarsi 
 Shock, j. urto, assalto ; — of corn. 
 
 una bicadi grano ; — v. a. urtare 
 Shod. a. calzato ; horse well shod, 
 
 cavallo ben fern : 
 Shoe, *. scarpa; horse-shoe, ferro 
 
 di cavallo ; wooden shoes, zoc- 
 
 coli ; shoeblack, ragazzo che 
 
 Delta le searpe; sboe- ; 
 
 reggiuolo di scarpe ; to "save 
 
 shoe-1- . :iare le 
 
 scarpe ; shoe a horse, ferrare un 
 
 cavallo 
 Shoeing, s. il ferrare 
 Sboeing-hora, *. calzatoio 
 Shoemaker, s. calzolaio 
 Shook, prefc of shake, scuotere 
 Shoot s. pollone, rampollo, un por- 
 tiro, cnlpn ; — r. a. spa- 
 7 .'lulare, pa?sare 
 
 come un lampo, mad 
 
 = '." : : ' :. r.::. •' 
 
 shoot an arrow, scoccare un dar- 
 
 do ; shoot at one. tirare ad nno : 
 
 shoot out in ears, spigarr, far le 
 . cascare. parlando d' una 
 
 Stella ; shoot forth, lanciarsi : 
 
 shoot corn, coals, &c vuotare 
 
 un sac:: li gra :. : 
 
 shoot one to death, m- 
 
 shoot a bridge, passare sotto un 
 
 pon*e 
 
 ■ ■ : 
 
 Shooting, a. la caceia ; snooting of 
 plan's, il gennogliar delle piante 
 
 Shop. s. 
 
 Shopbook. :. r li amti 
 -. s. un marinolo 
 
 Shopkeeper, s. bortegaio 
 
 Shore, a, tonduto; shorn velvet, 
 veiluto raso 
 
 Shore. #. lido, spiaggia. fogna. con- 
 dotto, puntello, rincalzo ; shore 
 up. v. a. arpuc-ellare. puntellare 
 
 Sbcrt. a. corto, di poca 
 
 ■-. di poca durata. breve : 
 to be short, esser breve, esser 
 succinfo : to make short work, 
 per finirla : be short of money, 
 essere sprowisto di danaro : in 
 short, in breve : short brea'h. 
 ambascia; shorthand, maniera 
 
 SHO 
 
 \ di scrivere per abbreviature ; in 
 
 I a short tin.e. fra poco tempo ; 
 come shon of one's designs, man- 
 care il colpo ; speak sh 
 
 j giar le parole ; short-sighted, a. 
 
 j di corta vista ; short-I. 
 
 ; corta vita 
 Short-winded, bolso, che con diffi- 
 
 i colta respira [accorciarsi 
 
 ! Shorten, v. a. accorciare : — . . .. 
 Shorter, a. piu corto ; cut shorter, 
 f. a. scorciar di piu 
 Shortest, a. ii piu corto 
 j Shortly, ad. in poco tempo ; short- 
 ly after, poco tempo dopo 
 ] Shortened, a, accorcia o 
 j Shortness, s. conezza, brevita 
 . " :^g, s. accorciamento 
 I Shot, s. tiro, scorto 
 Sho'. s. palle d'arme di fuoco. pol- 
 lini ,■ great shot, palle di piombo ; 
 cannon->hot, palle di cannone ; 
 to be within cannon shof, essere 
 a tiro di cannone ; within mus- 
 ke r shot, a tiro di moschetto 
 Shot-free, or Scot-free, a. franco, 
 
 Shotten -herring, arinsa che ha get- 
 tate l'uova ; he looks like a shot- 
 ten herring, egli e molfo scarno, 
 e?li e mazTO come un' aringa 
 
 Should, from Shall ; I should do it, 
 dovrei farlo; it should be so, 
 dcvrebbe es-er c^si 
 The English likewise make use 
 
 of should as a sign of he imperfect 
 
 subjunctive of every verb ; Isht u 
 
 be very sorry for it, mene dispia- 
 
 cerebbe 
 
 Shoulder, s. spalla, omero ; this 
 hone's shoulder is out of joint, 
 questo cavallo e spaUato ; shoul- 
 der-bone, or shoulder-blade, ros- 
 so deila spalla 
 
 Shoulder-piece, s. spalluccio 
 
 Shoulder-belt, s. ciarpa 
 
 Shoulder, v. a, metlere sopra la 
 spalla ' 
 
 Shou', s. clamr.re. grido ; — v. n. 
 gridare. accbmare ; ' — ing, s. 
 grido d'acclamazione 
 
 Shove, or Thrust, *. spinta. nrta : — 
 v. a. spignere ; sh:ve a!onx, spi- 
 gnere avaoti ; shove back, spi- 
 guere in dietro 
 
 Shovel, s. pala, paleHa 
 I Shovel -board, s. spezie di giuoco 
 
 Shoveller, s. pellicano 
 
 see Shew.) mostrare 
 
 Shower. 5. 
 
 : Shower down, d. n. scrosciare, 
 piovere 
 
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 SHY 
 
 Shower, v. a. far piovere 
 Showery, a. piovoso 
 a. splendido 
 Shred, s. riiaglio; — v. a. smi» 
 
 nuzzare ; — ding, *. sminuzza- 
 
 men to 
 Shrew, s. una garritrice 
 Shrewmouse, spezie di topo cam- 
 
 pestre 
 Shrewd, a. astuto, sagace, arguto ; 
 
 — ly, ad. astutamente; — ness, 
 
 s. sSttigliezza 
 Shriek, v. 71. gridare ; — *. grido; 
 
 — ing, s. grido, strillo 
 Shrill, "a. squillante. acuto 
 Shrilly, Ex. to speak shrilly, parlar 
 
 forte 
 ShriJliness. *. voce squillante 
 Shrimp, *. squilla, un pimmeo 
 Shrine, s. reliquiario 
 
 D. a. scorciare, soccom- 
 
 tere : — v. n. scorciarsi ; stuff 
 
 that shrinks, panno che si ritira; 
 
 shrinking of the sinews, rag- 
 
 gricchiamento di nervi 
 
 , and Sherifialty, s. 1'uflS- 
 
 cio di sceriffe 
 Shrive, v. n. confessarsi ; — ing, 
 
 *. confessione 
 
 ■1. raggrinzarsi 
 Shroud. *. ves'imento lano nel 
 
 quale s'inviluppano i corpi morti 
 Shroud, *. coperto, coverto, difesa 
 Shrouds of a ship, sartiame di va. 
 
 scello ; shroud, i\ a. coprire, 
 
 me'tere al copero; shroud one's 
 
 self. v. n. mettersi al coperto 
 Shrove e. s. carna=ciale 
 Shrove-Tue day. Alartedi grasso 
 Shrub, s. arbuscello 
 Shrug, v. 7i. ri irarsi nelle spalle 
 
 :. scorciao, oppresso 
 Shu jder. v. ifr rren.are 
 Shutfle. s. scompiglio. guazzabuglio, 
 
 txuda. furberia ; — v. a. mesco- 
 
 lare ; — er. s. un furbo 
 Shufflinz. *. mescolamento 
 ShulBinely. ad. sconciamente 
 Shun. v. a. evi'are. schivare 
 Shunninz. s. eviazione 
 Shut. a. serrato, fermato ; — v. a. 
 
 chiudere ; he shut the door upon 
 
 me. mi chiusela porta in faccia ; 
 
 shut in, ricchiudere ; shut one 
 
 out, chiuder la porta dietro ad 
 
 uno 
 Shutter, s. f.::r=*ra 
 Shutting, s. il chiudere 
 Shutiler*. spola, spuola 
 Shy. a. pauroso, ritroso ; she 13 
 
 very shy, ella e molto contegno- 
 
 sa ;" look shy upon one, guardar 
 
S1G 
 
 uno freddamente ; he is very shy 
 of me, egli mi fugge 
 
 Sibilation, s. sibilo ~ 
 
 Sibyl, s. sibilla 
 
 Sicamore, s. :-icomoro 
 
 Siccate, v. a. seccaie, render secco 
 
 Siccation, s. il seccare 
 
 Siccity, s. siccita, aridita 
 
 Sice, s. due sei (al giuocode' dadi) 
 
 Sick, a. anmialato ; sick of a thing, 
 svogliato di qualche cosa 
 
 Sick, or Sicken, v. n. ammalarsi 
 
 Sicken, v. a. dcbilitare, render de- 
 bole 
 
 Sickish, a. che e un poco amnialato 
 
 Sickle, s. falce 
 
 Sickliness, s. poca sauita 
 
 Sickly, a. malaticcio 
 
 Sickness, s. malattia ; green sick- 
 ness, itterizia ; falling-sickness, 
 l'epilessia 
 
 Side, s. lato, fianco, fazione, faccia- 
 ta, set;a, banda, par'.e ; on that 
 side, da quella banda ; the right 
 side of the stuff, il diritto d'un 
 panno ; on the other side, dall' 
 al'ra parte ; on both sides, dalle 
 due bande ; I am of neither side, 
 non sono per nessuno ; take one's 
 side, pigliar le parti di qualche- 
 duno 
 
 Sidesaddle, s. sella da donna 
 
 Sidelong, ad. per traverse, obliqua- 
 mente 
 
 Sideral, a. siclereo, s f ellato 
 
 Sidesman, s. assjstente del sagre- 
 stano 
 
 Sideways, or Side wise, ad. da can- 
 to, laieralmente 
 
 Sidle, v. a. andar barcollone 
 
 Siege, s. as^edio; lay siege to a 
 town, metier l'assedio ad una 
 ciita 
 
 Sieve, s. buratello, crivello. stac- 
 cio ; sieve-maker, s. stacciaio ; 
 bolting-sieve, s. fiullor.e 
 
 Sift, v. a. crivellare ; sift a busi- 
 ness, discutere un negozio; sif: 
 out a thing, pr-curar di sc>priie 
 
 Sif'er, s. vaglia'ore. il crivellare ; 
 sifting out, esat a inchiesta 
 
 Sifting*, s. vagliatura 
 
 Sigh, s. sospiro; — v. n. sospirare 
 
 Sighing, s. so-piro 
 
 Sighiug, a. sospirante 
 
 Sight, *. uno de' cinque sensi, 
 visione. la vista, gli occhi ; lose 
 Bgh) of a thing, per.ier che che 
 sia di vis'a : pay a' sight, pagare 
 a visa : know one by sight, co- 
 poscer alctitn di vista; come in 
 sigh', apparire; he never comes 
 
 SIL 
 
 in my sight, non lo vedo mai ; at 
 the first sight, a prima \ista; 
 get you out of my sight, sfrat.ate 
 di qui ; quick-sighted, perspi- 
 cace; short-sighted, di corta vi- 
 sta ; dim-sighted, a. di poca vista 
 
 Sightless, a. cieco 
 
 Sightly, ad. vistoso 
 
 Sigil, s. sigilk) 
 
 Sign, s. segno, indizio, traccia, pe- 
 data, insegna ; sign mauual, sig- 
 nature [segno 
 
 Sign, v. a. segnare, assegnare, far 
 
 Signal, a. segnalato, egregioj — s. 
 segnale, segno 
 
 Signalize, v. a. segnalare, render 
 famoso 
 
 Signalize one's self, v. n. segnalarsi 
 
 Signally, ad. segnalatarnente 
 
 Signature, s. segnatura ; blank- 
 signed, un bianco segnato 
 
 Signet, s. suggello 
 
 Significance, or Significancy, s. 
 significanza, importausa 
 
 Significant, a. significapte; — ly, 
 ad. significanteniente 
 
 Signification, s. signiticazione 
 
 Signify, d, a. esprimere, siguificare, 
 denotare, presagire, notarej — 
 ing, significamento 
 
 Signing,*, il se;nare 
 
 Silence, s. silenzio, taciturnita ; 
 silence there, silenzio, zitto ; 
 break silence, ronipere il silen- 
 zio 
 
 Silence, v. a. imporre silenzio ; I 
 silenced him, lo feci tacere ; si- 
 lence a church-minister, inter- 
 dire un pne>e 
 
 Silencing, s, il far tacere 
 
 Silent, aTtaci urno, chetn ; be silent, 
 tacere ; — ly, ad. tacitamente ; 
 — ness, s. tranquilli:a, calma 
 
 Silk. •?. *eta ; silk stockings, calzette 
 di seta ; silk, or silk stuff, drappo 
 di seta ; silk wares, s. drapperia ; 
 sikman, un settaiuolo 
 
 Silk-weaver. s. facitor di drappi 
 
 Silk-throwsters, s. torcitori di seta 
 
 Silk-dyer, s. tintore di seta 
 
 Silkworm, s. baco 
 
 Silken, a. di seta 
 
 Sill, s. limitare 
 
 Sillabub, cr Sillibub, mangiaretto 
 che si fa col latte, vin dolce, e 
 altri ingredienti 
 
 Silly, a. sciocco, goffo; — ily, ad. 
 scioccamente ; — iness. or silly 
 things, sciocchezze; silly man, 
 un cionno 
 
 Silver, s. argento ; quicksilver, ar 
 
 gento vivo, mercurio ; silver 
 
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 wire, argento filato ; silver f :am, 
 schiumad'argento ; silver-smith, 
 
 s. argentiere ; silver lace, s. gal- 
 lone d'argento ; silver-mine, s. 
 minierad'ai gento; silver-thistle, 
 s. brancorsina ; silver-weed, ar- 
 gent ina 
 
 Silver over, v. a. inargentare 
 
 Silver, a. argentino 
 
 Similar, a. oinogeneo 
 
 Simile, s. similitudine, esempio 
 
 Similitude, *. similitudine 
 
 Similitudinary, a. di similitudine 
 
 Simoniacal, "a. simoniale ; — ly, 
 ad. per simonia 
 
 Simonist, s. un simoniaco 
 
 Simony, s. simonia; commit sim- 
 ony, v. a. simoneggiare 
 
 Simper, v.n. sorridere, grillarej 
 — ing, *. sorriso 
 
 Simple, a. semplice, scempio, sen- 
 za mistura, ingenuo, innocente, 
 sciocco, inesperto 
 
 Simples, s. pi. i semplici, erbe 
 medicinali 
 
 Simpleness, s. semplicita, sempli- 
 cezza 
 
 Simpler, ur Simplest, s. semplici- 
 sta, botanico 
 
 Simpleton, s. un semplicione 
 
 Simplicity, s. semplicita, beffag- 
 gine, schiarezza, puri'a 
 
 Simpling, s. Ex. to go a simpling, 
 andar cogliendo semplici 
 
 Simply, ad. semplicemente, can- 
 didamente, scioccamente 
 
 Simulator, *. simulatore 
 
 Simulation, *. simulazione 
 
 Sin, s. peccato, fallo, dif?tto; — 
 v. it. peccare, errare, fallire 
 
 Since, ad. di poi, dopo ; since his 
 death, dopo la sua morte ; that 
 happened since, cio accadde do- 
 po ; how long since was it done ? 
 quanto tempo e che ques'o e fat- 
 to ? long since, long ago, molto 
 tempo fa ; a while since, poco 
 fa ; many years since, molti anni 
 sono ; he died two years since, 
 sono due anni che e morto j it is 
 not four days since, non sono 
 quatro ginnii 
 
 Since, conj. poiche, posciache J 
 since it is so, poiche e cosi 
 
 Sincere, a. sincero ; — ly, ad. sin- 
 ceramente ; — ness, or sincerity, 
 s. sincerita 
 
 Sine, *. linea geometriea 
 
 Sinecure, s. beneficio semplice 
 
 Sinew, s. nervo 
 
 Sinewy, a. nervoso 
 
 Sinful," a. criminale, corrotto ; — 
 
SIS 
 
 ly, ad. Ex. to live: sinfully, viver 
 nel peccato ; — ness, *. peccato 
 
 Sing, v. a. cantare, lodare 
 
 Singe, v. a. abbrucciare leggier- 
 mente 
 
 Singer, s. cantatore 
 
 Singing, s. canto 
 
 Singing-man, s. un cantante 
 
 Singing-boy, s. un cantore 
 
 Single, a. semplice, solo; single 
 life, celibato j single combat, 
 duello 
 
 Single, or Single out, v. a. separare, 
 sceverai e, segnare ; — ness, s. 
 simplicity, purita 
 
 Singly, ad. ad uno ad uno 
 
 Singular, a. singolare, particolare, 
 speziale, raro, eccellente, bizar- 
 ro ; — ity, s. singolarita, rarita, 
 eccellenza, affettazione j — ize, 
 v. a. distinguere; — ly, ad. sin- 
 golarmente 
 
 Sinister, a. disonesto, ingiusto, 
 maligno, malizioso, infelice, fu- 
 nesto 
 
 Siuistrous, a. assurdo, perverso ; 
 — ly, ad. sinistrarnente 
 
 ShVk,s. sentina, lavatoio ; common 
 sink, or common sewer, s. cloa- 
 ca, fogna 
 
 Sink, v. a. o<nd n. affondare, an- 
 dare a fondo,distruggere, disfare, 
 custodiie parte d'una somma di 
 danari, perire, perdersi ; — ing, 
 s. l'affondare ; this paper sinks, 
 questa carta beve l'inchiostro ; 
 his courage sinks, il coraggio gli 
 manca ; sink into one's mind, 
 scolpire nell' altrui memoria ; I 
 had rather sink, perirei piu tosto 
 
 Sinking, s. 1'aftbndare 
 
 Sinned, pret. of Sin, peccare 
 
 Sinner, s. peccatore 
 
 Sinnin: r , s. il peccare 
 
 Sinoper, s. sinopja 
 
 Sinuosity, s. sinuosita 
 
 Sinuous, a. sinuoso 
 
 Sinus, *. seno, luogo stretto 
 
 Sip, s. sorso ; — v.n. bere a sorsi ; 
 to love a sip, esser un imbriaco 
 
 Siphon, s. sifone 
 
 Sipper, s. bevitorello 
 
 Sippet, s. fetticella di pane 
 
 Sipping, s. il bere a sorsi 
 
 Sir, s. ('o a gentleman) signore 
 
 Sire, s. padre; grandsire, avolo 
 
 Siren, s. sirena 
 
 Sinus, e. sirio 
 
 Sirocco, s. scilocco 
 
 Sirrah, s. hriccone, furfante 
 
 Sirup, s. sciroppo 
 
 Sis'er, s. sorella ; sister-in-law, 
 
 SKI 
 
 cognata ; sisterhood, s. un gnip- 
 po di sorelle ; — ly, a. sorellesco 
 
 Sit, v. n. sedere, sedersi j sit fast 
 on horseback, star fermo a caval- 
 lo ; sit in the sun, stare al sole ; 
 which way does the wind sit ? 
 in che parte e il vento ? a hen that 
 sits, una gallina che cova j sit, 
 adunarsi, radunarsi ; sit waiting 
 for one, aspettare qualcheduno; 
 sit drinking, passar il tempo a 
 bere ; sit still, non muoversi, stare 
 ozioso ; sit for one's picture, farsi 
 dipignere; a coat that sits well, 
 un abito attilato ; sit up at night, 
 vegliare; sit up in one's bed, se- 
 dersi assiso sul letto ; sit up, le- 
 varsi; sit upon one, giudica*-e 
 alcuno ; sit down, sedersi ; sit 
 you down, sedetevi ; sit down 
 before a place, assediare un luogo 
 
 Site, s. sito, situazione 
 
 Sith, *. poiche, posciache 
 
 Sitter, s. uno che sta a sedere 
 
 Sitting, *. il sedere 
 
 Sitting, s. sessione 
 
 Sitting-place, s. un seggio 
 
 Situated, a. situato, collocato 
 
 Situation, s. sito, situazione 
 
 Six, a. sei ; six hundred, secento ; 
 at sixes and sevens, in abbando- 
 no; six-fold, a. sestuplo; six- 
 teen, a. sedici ; sixteenth, s. una 
 sedicesima parte; sixteenth, a. 
 sedicesimo; sixth, a. sesto ; six- 
 tieth, a. sessantesimo ; sixthly, 
 ad. in sesto luogo ; sixty, a. ses- 
 _ santa 
 
 Size, s. grand ezza, misura di calzo- 
 laio, colla ; — v. a. misurare, 
 aggiustare, incerare; size a wall, 
 lavare un muro per imbiancarlo 
 
 Sizeable, a. proporzionatamente 
 grande [serve gli altri 
 
 Sizer, s. un povero scolare che 
 
 Sizing, s. l'incerare, misurare, &c. 
 
 Sizy, a. viscoso, appiccaliccio 
 
 Skein, s. matassa 
 
 Skeleton, s. scheletro, carcame 
 
 Skeptic, *. un incredulo, scettico; 
 — al, a. miscredente ; — ism, in- 
 credulita, miscredenza 
 
 Sketch, *. schizzo, sbozzo; — v. a. 
 schizzare, abbozzare 
 
 Skettles, s. birillo 
 
 Skewer, s. brocco, stecco 
 
 Skiff, *. schifo 
 
 Skilful, a. saccente, dottoj — ly, 
 ad. dottamente 
 
 Skill, s. perizia, esperienza; to 
 
 have skill in any thing, intender- 
 
 si di qualche cosa : I have no 
 
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 skill in horses, io non m'intendo 
 di cavalli ; try one's skill, dar 
 pruova del suo sapere 
 
 Skilled, a. dotto 
 
 Skillet, s. paiuolo 
 
 Skim, v. a. schiumare, scorrere 
 leggiermente 
 
 Skimmer, s. schiumatoio 
 
 Skimming, sAo schiumare 
 
 Skin, s. pelle, cuoio; —of fruits, 
 buccia; he is nothing but skin 
 and bone, non ha che la. pelle e 
 l'ossa 
 
 Skin, v. a. scorticare 
 
 Skink, *. serpe di quattro piedi 
 
 Skinned, a. scoriicato ; thick-skin- 
 ned, che ha la pelle grossa 
 
 Skinner, s. pellicciaio 
 
 Skip, s. salto, balzo ; skip-ship, s. 
 uno sciocco, un cionno ; skip- 
 kennel, *. un lacche 
 
 Skip, v. n. saltare, saltellare 
 
 Skipper, s. saltatore, padrone d'una 
 barca Olandese, marinaio sem- 
 plice 
 
 Skipping, s. il saltare 
 
 Skirmish, s. scaramuccia ; — v. n. 
 scaramucciare; — er, s. una che 
 scaramuccia j — ing, *. scara- 
 muccia 
 
 Skirret, s. sisaro 
 
 Skirt, s. fimbria, gherone; skirts 
 of a gown, il lembo d'una gonna j 
 skirts of a country, le frontiere 
 d'un paese 
 
 Skittish, a. restio, renitente, schifo, 
 fantastico, capriccioso; — ly, ad. 
 saltellone ; — ness, s. qualita 
 d'un cavallo che e restio, capric- 
 cio 
 
 Skue, ad. a traverso ; look askue 
 upon one, guardare uno con oc- 
 chio bieco_ 
 
 Skue, v. n. cammlnare di traverso 
 
 Skulk, v. n. celarsi, nascondersi 
 
 Sky, s. il firmamento, il cielo ; 
 sky-colour, azzurro, turchino ; 
 skylark, allodola ; skyrocket, 
 razzo 
 
 Slab, s. fango, sfasciatura 
 
 Slabber, v. a. sporcare ; — v.n. 
 bavare ; slabberchops, or slab- 
 berer, s. un bavoso ; — ing, s. Io 
 sporcare [ch' e fangosa 
 
 Slabbiness, s. Io stato d'una cosa 
 
 SI abb y, a. fangoso, sporco 
 
 Slack, a. lento, negligente, pigro, 
 tardo ; — v.n. rallentarsi ; his 
 fever slacks, la sua febbre si ral* 
 lenta; — v. a. allentare, rallen- 
 tare ; slack one's speed, rallen* 
 tare i passi 
 
SLE 
 
 Slacken, v. a. ralleatare : — v. n. 
 
 rallentarsi ; — ing, s. allentamen- 
 
 |0 [mente 
 
 Slackly, ad lentamente, fredda- 
 
 ^rizia 
 Slain, a. amazzato 
 Slake, v. a, liquefare. stemperare ; 
 . rzarsi la 
 HOB, mode- 
 rare i sooi desiri 
 Slaking, s. s'emperamcn'o 
 
 tppotto 
 Slinler. s. calunnia : — v. a. ca- 
 lunniare. sparlir d'mio : — er. s. 
 calunniatore ; —in', s. malii- 
 
 rihmtfffini, a. catonafoao, mal li- 
 
 — ly. ad. calunnioaacneitte 
 
 . asciutto ; — *. sa- 
 
 ;. a. traverso, obli- 
 
 qtn ; slanting blow, rovescinne ; 
 
 slantingly, ar slanly, ad. obli- 
 
 quaaat 
 
 Slap, 9. colpo. pereossa. lavatura ; 
 
 e face, uno sclnad'o ; slap- 
 
 . in un colpo 
 
 Slap, v. a. bat'ere. srhiifle-ggiare ; 
 
 slap up, inshiottire, ing 'iare 
 Slapping, s. il bat) 
 
 . fregio : 
 — ■.-.-■ : — v. n. ta- 
 
 : — inx, *. staffilameato 
 
 i ; — o. a. coprir 
 di lava me 
 Slattern, *. una donna spensierata 
 Slausher. *. uccisione, strage ; 
 slaujhter-house, *. boccheria ; 
 slaughter-man, mace'daio; — v. 
 a. ammazzare, trueklare 
 Slav*. *. sehiavo ; make a slave of 
 -afar unn di sehiavo; — 
 t>. n. tormentarsi 
 
 • I v.i : — r. n. bavare 
 Slaverv, *. schiavfu : deatbis pref- 
 erable to slavery, la mortc e da 
 preferire alia srhia. 
 Slavish, a. di schiavn ; — ly. ad. 
 servi'-. SChiavi ii 
 
 Slay. *. pettine de' tessitori 
 
 :. uccidere; slayer. Ex. a 
 lyec, un omiciia; —ing, 
 $. uecisione 
 Sleazy, a. rado, snrtile 
 
 smith's sledge, un 
 
 llodi fabbro 
 
 !isc"m. pulito; — v. a. li- 
 
 sctare. stropicciare, una cosa per 
 
 farla pul'.ta ; — in?, t. il liiciare 
 
 Weep. » '1 ^rmire; 
 
 — er. t. dormi'ore ; — ilv. ad. 
 
 donnendo ; — iness, *. sonno ; — 
 
 SLI 
 
 i ins:, s. il dorm ire, riposo ; sleep- 
 ing-piace, loogo o p p o r tUB o a dor- 
 mi re 
 
 Sleepless, a. che nsn dorme 
 
 Sleepy, a. a tdarm-.ntato ; the 
 sleepy disease, letargn 
 
 Sleet, s. pJQggia mesc 'lata cnn ne- 
 ve ; — v. >i. Stove? e nevicare 
 insieme ; sleety weather, DO tem- 
 po piovoso e nevoso 
 
 Sleeve, *. manic-a, --calamaio ; to 
 
 (augfe in one's sleeve, BOggfaignare 
 
 ts, a. senaa Eaanicbe ; 
 
 sleeveless errand, un messaggio 
 
 paaaeseo 
 
 Slekht, s. furberia. barb ; — of 
 band, siuoco di mam 
 
 Slender, a. mazro,smunto, povero. 
 piccolo ; — ly, a I. poveramente; 
 — ness, s. qualita aaagra 
 
 Slept, prct. oj Sleep, (ioi-mire 
 
 S'ew, prct. of Shy. uccidere 
 
 Slice, s. fetta; — v. a. ta^liare in 
 fette ; — ine. s. il ta^liare in fette 
 •. 0/ Slide, slrtrciolare 
 
 Slide, s. sirucciolo; — v. n. slruc- 
 cidue; slide one's hand into 
 ojie's pocket, metter pian piano 
 la mauo nella scarsella ad uno 
 
 Slider, *. quello che sdrucciola 
 
 Slidinz. s. \o s.lrucciolare 
 
 Sli ling-knot, nodoscorsoio 
 
 Sliding-place, sdrucci do 
 
 Slizht, a. rado, sottile, di poca im- 
 portanza ; make sli rht of a thing, 
 far poeo conto di che che si a 
 
 Sli ;ht, v. a. disprejiare ; — ing, s. 
 disprezzo ; — ingly, or — ly, ad. 
 dispregevolmen'e, nerli^ente- 
 mente ; superficialmente ', — 
 ness, 3. radezza 
 
 Slily, ad. astutamente 
 
 Sliness, s. rin-zza, acutezza 
 
 Slim, a. smilzo, m\gro; slim fel- 
 low, un perticone [melma 
 
 Slime. J. vischio, umore, belletta, 
 
 Sliminess, *. vi^cosita 
 
 Slimy, a. riscoso, ?isebioso 
 
 Sling, *. f r omba, frombola ; — v. 
 a. sca^liar pietre col la frombola: 
 — er. f. fromboliere ; — ing, *. lo 
 scagliarc 
 
 Slink, v. a. scappare ; slink a«ide, 
 mettersi in disparte j —ing, *. 
 scappata 
 
 Slip. s. errore, fallo. svario. pian- 
 tone, ]>ollone, cordone di seta ; 
 hempen slip, una orda; slip of 
 paper, un pezzo di carta ; give 
 one the slip, involarsi ; slip-shoes, 
 scarpe che si portano come pia- 
 nelle 
 
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 Slip, v. n. sdrucciolare, scorrere ; 
 slip away, scappare; slip dowrn, 
 sdiucciolare, cascare j slip into, 
 sottentrare ; slip out, uscire oc- 
 cultamente ; it will slip out of 
 my memory, m'uscira di mente; 
 slip one's clothes on, mettersi su- 
 bito gli abi i in doatOJ slip off 
 one's shoes, cavarsi le scarpe 
 
 Slipper, s. pi.auell.a 
 
 Slippery, a. sdrutciolevole, gnia- 
 zante; — iness, s. qualit.a sdrue- 
 ciolevole ; slippery business, ne- 
 gozio g^ I iso 
 
 Slipping, 5. lo sdruceiolare 
 
 Slip-slioj, a. che ha le scarpe no' 
 piedi com" si portan le pianelle, 
 senza tirarle su dalle calcagna 
 
 Slip-slop, x. cattivo liquore, vino, a 
 simil cosa 
 
 Slipt, o. sdrucciolato 
 
 Slit, a. fesso, spaccato ; — *. fendi- 
 tura, fessura ; — v. a. fendere : 
 
 — v. 71. fendersi [tare 
 Sliver, *. una fetta; — v. o. affeW 
 Sloe, s. prugnola 
 
 Sloetree, s. pnignolo 
 Sloop, s. schifo 
 
 Slope, v. a. tagliare in pendio ; — 
 v. ii. shiecare, andarasghembo ; 
 
 — s. incavo taglio, pendice, i) 
 declivio 
 
 Slopeness, s. obliquita 
 
 Sloping, a. obliquo, penden'e ; — 
 
 ly, ad. in pendio. obliquamente 
 Sloppy, a. umido. sporco 
 Slops, s. calzoni di mariti.ari 
 Slot, s. la traccia d'un ctrvo 
 Sloth, s. accidia, infingardagchn 
 Slothful, a. scioj>eiato ; — ly, a*. 
 
 pigramente 
 Slouch, s. un zotrco 
 Slough, .*. 1'umidita, pozza, lacuna; 
 
 — of a snake, scoglio di serpe 
 Sloven, j. uno sporco, un brodolo«x» 
 Slovenly, a. schifo, Iordo ; — ad. 
 
 sporcamente ; — iness, *. schi- 
 fezza 
 Slow, a. pigro, lento: my watch 
 goes too slow, il mio oriuolo va 
 troppo tardi 
 Slowness, *. lentezza 
 Slubber, v. a. acciabattare 
 Slug, s. palle d'archibujio, cattiva 
 mercanzia che non e di vendita, 
 un vascello che non veleggia be- 
 ne, una lumaca 
 Sluzsard, s. un dormiglrone, pigro 
 
 infinrardo 
 Slugzish. a. dormi^lioso, pigro; — 
 ly, ad. lentamente ; — ness, *. ia- 
 I fingardag^ine 
 
SMI 
 
 Sluice, s. cateratta ; sluice out, v. ' 
 a. inondare, romper le sponde 
 
 Slumber, s. sonno leggiero ; — v. 
 n. dormicchiare ; — in*, s. sonno 
 
 Slur, s. burla, tiro ; — v. a. spor- 
 care ; slur one's clothes, sporcar- 
 si gli abiti 
 
 Slut, s. una sporcaccia 
 
 Sluttery, s. sporcizia 
 
 Sluttish, a. sporco, sucido ; — ly, 
 ad. sporcamente, lordamente ; 
 — ness, s. sporcizia, lordura 
 
 Sly, a. fino, astuto 
 
 Smack, s. gu^to, sapore, un bacio 
 che scoppia fra le labbra, sorte 
 di nave ; — of learning, tin'ura 
 delle scienze ; — v. n. sapere. 
 aver sapore. fare strepito colla 
 bocca, assaggiare 
 
 Smacker, s. assaggiatore j — ing, s. 
 voglia, volonta 
 
 Small, a. piccolo, leggiero ; small 
 prin*, lettera minuta ; man of 
 small learning, un uonio di poco 
 sapere ; small arms, armi corte 
 da fuoco ; small cards, le carte 
 basse ; small-pox, il vaiuolo 
 
 Small, s. Ex. the small of the leg, 
 la pa:te minu'a della gamba 
 
 Smallage, s. appio 
 
 Smallness, s. piccolezza 
 
 Smalt, s. smalto 
 
 Smaragdine, s. smeraldo 
 
 Smart, a. acuto, ardente, agro, 
 aspro, mordace, piccante, fino, 
 vivace 
 
 Smart, s. cociore 
 
 Smart, v. n. frizzare, pizzicare ; my 
 wound smarts, la mia piaga mi 
 frizza; you shall smart for it, voi 
 la pagherete ; — ing, s. cociore 
 — ly, ad. sottilmente ; — ness, s. 
 violenza del dolore, 1'energia d'un 
 discorso (enza 
 
 Smatch of learning, tintura di sci- 
 
 Smatterer, s. semidotto 
 
 Smattering, s. tintura 
 
 Smear, v. a. imbrattare, lodare 
 
 Smell, s. sen ore, odore j smell- 
 feast, scroccone 
 
 Smell, v. or. and n. sentire, fiutare ; 
 smell this rose, odorate quests 
 rosaj I smell a rat, mi diffido di 
 qualche cosa ; smell a thing out, 
 presentire qualche cosa; — er, s. 
 colui che fiuta; — ing, s. l'odo- 
 rato 
 
 8melt out, a. scoperto, presentito 
 
 Smelt, s. (fish,) cefalo 
 
 Smerk, v. n. aver una cera allegra 
 
 Smerking, s. aria riden'e 
 
 Saaicket, s. camiscia da donDa 
 
 SMU 
 
 Smile, s. sorriso ; — v. n. sorri- 
 dere ; she smiled upon me, ella 
 B? ha sorriso 
 
 Smiling, s. sorriso 
 
 Smite, v. a. percuoterc ; she has 
 smit me, ella m' ha rapito il cu- 
 ore 
 
 Smiter, s. percuotitore 
 
 Smi.h, s. fabbro ; smith's shop, fu- 
 cina ; goldsmith, oretice ; gun- 
 smith, armaiuolo ; locksmith, 
 magnauo ; silversmith, argenti- 
 ere 
 
 Smithing, s. arte del fabbro ferraio 
 
 Smithery, s. bottega di fabbro fer- 
 raio 
 
 Smiting, s. percuotimento 
 
 Smitten, a. percosso 
 
 Smock, s. camiscia da donna 
 
 Smockfac -, s. viso eifemminato; — 
 a. pal lido 
 
 Smoke, s. fumo ; — v. it. fumare, 
 far fumo, affumscare ; this room 
 smokes, ques a camera fuma ; 
 smoke tobacco, fumar del tabac- 
 co ; smoke a business, odorare di 
 qualche uegozio 
 
 Smoker, s. fumatore 
 
 Smokiness, s. gran fumo 
 
 Smoking, s. il fumare 
 
 Smoky, a. affumicato, fumoso, vec- 
 chio, offensivo 
 
 Smote, pret . of Smite 
 
 Smooth, a. piano, uguale, liscic, 
 affabile, civile ; smooth style, 
 uno stile corren f e ; smooth file, 
 lima sorda ; smooth tongue, una 
 lingua melata, adulatore 
 
 Smooth, v. a. appianare, spianare ; 
 smooth one up, piaggiare, adu- 
 lare 
 
 Smoothen, v. a. rendere uguale 
 
 Smoothing, s. 1'appianare 
 
 Smoothly, ad. dolcemente, pian pi- 
 ano [stile limato 
 
 Smoothness, s. dolcezza ; — of style, 
 
 Smoother, v. a. aflbgare, soffocare, 
 celaVe, sopprimere ; — er,s. quel- 
 lo che afibga ; — ing, s. affbga- 
 mento 
 
 Smoulder, v. a. affosrare 
 
 Smouldering, a. affogante, caldo 
 eccessivo 
 
 Smug, a. pulito, lesto 
 
 Smug one's self up, v. n. ag°-iustar- 
 si, adornarsi [contrabbandiere 
 
 Smuggle, v. a. fare il mestiere di 
 
 Smuggle, s. con'rabbandiere 
 
 Smugly, ad. pulitamente 
 
 Smugness, s. pulizia 
 
 Smut, s. sporchezza, oscenitkj — 
 v. a. imbrattare. sporcare 
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 SNO 
 
 Smutty, o. sporco, osceno; — ily 
 
 ad. oscenamente ; — iness, s. fu- 
 
 liggine, oscenita 
 Snack, *. par:e ; to go snacks with 
 
 one, spartire con uno 
 Snaffle, s. filetto a morso di cavallo 
 Snag, s. nodo, bozzolo, lumaca 
 Snaggy, a. litigioso 
 Snail, s. lumaca 
 
 Snake, *. serpe, biscia ; rattle- 
 snake, codisona ; snake-weed, bi- 
 
 storta 
 Snap, s. strepito, romore, boccone; 
 
 — v. a. rompere, frangere, after- 
 rare, pigliare j snap one, sgridare 
 
 alcuno 
 Snap, v. n. rompersi, fondersi, 
 
 scoppiare 
 Snapper, s. acchiappatore 
 Snapping, s. il rompere 
 Snappish, a. rozzo, zotico ; — ly 
 
 ad. incivilmente 
 Snare, s. galappio, trappola ; to lay 
 
 snares, v. a. tendere insidie 
 Snare, v. a. allacciare ; snare one's 
 
 self, aliacciarsi [sidie 
 
 Snarer, k insHiatore, che tende in- 
 Snariig, s. l'insidiare 
 Snarl, v. a. raggruppare ; — v. n. 
 
 ringhiare 
 Snarling, a. ringhioso 
 Snatch, s. pezzo ; — v. a. abbran- 
 
 care, afferrare ; — er, s. arrap- 
 
 patore [con modo tubito 
 
 Snatching, s. l'arrappare ; — ly, ad. 
 Sneak, v. n. rampicare j sneak 
 
 away, andare colla testa bassa ; 
 
 sneak into corners, nascondersi 
 
 nei cantoni 
 Sneaking, a. vile, abbietto, povero, 
 
 tapino, avaro, stretto ; — s. il 
 
 rampicare ; — ly, ad. bassamen- 
 
 te, meschinamente j — ness, *. 
 
 bassezza 
 Sneer, v. n. ghignare ; — er, s. che 
 
 ride sconciamente j —ing, s. ghi- 
 
 gnata 
 Sneeze, v. n. s'ernu'are j — ing, s. 
 
 sternuto ; sneezewort, s. sternu- 
 
 tatoria 
 Sniff, v. 11. torcere il griffo 
 Snigger, v. n. sorridere 
 Snip, *. pezzo, boccone ; go snip* 
 
 with one, spartire con uno 
 Snip off, v. a. muzzare 
 Snipe, s. beccaccino 
 Snivel,*, moccio ; — v. n. tirare 
 
 il fiato per le narici j — ling, a. 
 
 moccioso 
 Snore, or Snort, v. n. russare ; snor- 
 
 er, qucllo che russa j snoring, # 
 
 il russare 
 
1 soc 
 
 Snot, ». moccio, muceo 
 
 Sno:ty, a. ma 
 
 Snout, i. grifo, muso, la proboselde 
 
 d'un elefante [fuora 
 
 Snouted, a. che ha il gruzin in 
 Suiiw, s. neve ; — v. n. Q< vicare ; 
 
 it mows, net ica : in w 
 Snub, i'. n. rabbuflare, reprim re, 
 •. Binghioaaare ; —lung, 
 
 s. il rah 
 Snurt', .♦. lucignolo d'una lacerna, 
 
 ■npeZZO li cm Ida. tabaCCO in 
 pohere; snuffbox, t. tabacchie- 
 
 ra ; 10 take snuff, 0. n. premier 
 del tal 
 
 Suud', v. a. smoccolar la can Ma : 
 snufi .■. :ii collera 
 
 conti ' 11110 [candtle 
 
 Snuffer, $. colui clie smoccola le 
 
 Snuffers, v. smoc 
 
 Snuffers-pan, s piatello da smocco- 
 tatoi > 
 
 Snuffing, s. to smoccolare 
 
 Snaffle, v. n. parlardal naso 
 
 Snuffler, s. quell .icheparia Del naso 
 
 Snu . (i. itto} a snug 
 
 room is better than 1 
 una ca e da pre- 
 
 ferire ad un | 1 
 
 Snug, or Snug;le, v. ?i. strignensi, 
 avvieinar-i 
 
 So, ad. c-isi, in questo molo : is i' 
 so ? e cosi ? suppose it to he so, 
 ■appeal 1 chr- sn cos) ; why so, e 
 perche ; so much, tanto ; it is so 
 good, e eosi bu >no ; so that, di 
 maniera che, talniente che ; so, 
 (provided :hat,) purche ; if it be 
 so tha , se pur e vero che; so, 
 so, cosi, cosl 
 
 Soak, v. n. inzupparsi; — v. a. 
 tur&re, inzuppare, imb-vere. 
 succiare 
 
 Soap, *. sapone ; s->ap-boiler, s. 
 colui chi fa il sapone; soap- 
 house, s. sap-mem : wash in 
 soap, insaponare ; soapwort, sa- 
 ponaia 
 
 Soar, K n. sorare, volare ; he soars 
 above his sphere, la sua vana- 
 gloria aflhga il suo s?,ino 
 
 Soarins, a- sublime, il sorare 
 
 Sob, *. singhiozzo ; — v.n. singhi- 
 
 Sobbinz, s. sinjhiozzo 
 Sober, a. sobrio. parco, astinpn ( e, 
 . serio, che nou e briaco ; 
 — ly, ad. sobriamente 
 Soberh*" " aria mo- 
 
 . ^ .brie '*, temperanza 
 Socage. 01 Obil a 
 
 Socager, or Soccagcr, t. ignobile 
 
 SOL 
 
 Sociable, or Social, a. sociabile, 
 
 s vi de 
 Scciablensss, a. umore sociabile 
 1, compagnia 
 
 SociniaiK, s. S >ciniani 
 
 Sociniauisro, ». s cinianismo 
 
 Socket, s. piakllino da porre sul 
 
 candeliere che si leva e pom- ; — 
 
 of a tooth, la gengiva 3 — of the 
 chiaio 
 Sod, .«. gleba 
 
 S lien, a. lesso, bollito 
 Sodality, s. eompa^nia 
 
 ■ Solder, s. saldatura ; — 
 
 v. a. saldare, riunire ; — ing, s. 
 
 saldatura 
 Sodomite, s. sodoniito 
 Sodomy, j. sodosii i 
 
 iiiwlf united with the. 
 
 pTOnma.s who, what, which. 
 
 Ex. Whosoever, qualunque, chi- 
 
 unqne ; wha soever, che clie sia ; 
 
 whieh way soever, in qualunque 
 
 maniera 
 Sofa, s. sofa, ricca seJia 
 
 molle, tenero, benigno, 
 
 piacevole ; to speak wilh a soft 
 
 voice, parlar sotto voce ? soft 
 
 pace, passo lento ; softly, ad. 
 
 molletnente, pian >. alto la 
 s >f% ,v. Eb. son-brained, stolto, sci- 
 
 munito ; sof -htarted, misericor- 
 
 dieso, j)ie:oso 
 Soften, v. a. ammorbirlare, mollifi- 
 
 care, ad loleire,mi izare, annnol- 
 
 l:re ; — u. 77. animoibidirsi j — 
 
 ing. s. ii raddolcire 
 Sofi-h, a. molliccio, alquanto 
 
 molle 
 Sof ly, aJ. pian piano, bel bello, 
 
 con bel modo, adagio, piano, alto 
 
 la, piano, sotto voce 
 Softly, a. a:rita!o, lento 
 Softness, s. moibidezza, effemina- 
 
 te7^a, delica'e77a 
 Soil, s. suolo, terreno, letame, con- 
 ch ; soil of a boar, il porcile 
 
 d'un cinghiale 
 Soil, v. a. dar il concio, letamare ; 
 
 soil one's clo'.hes, sporcarsi i 
 
 panni 
 Soilin?, *. il letamare 
 S ijourn. v. n. sozziornare, dimo- 
 
 rare ; — er, *. forestie.ro ; —ing, 
 
 f. sozsiorno 
 Sol, 3. sol, (voce musicale,) il sole 
 Solace, *. solla77o; — v. a. con- 
 
 for'aie, consolare ; solace one's 
 Lzzarsi 
 Soland goose, *. pellicano 
 Solar, a. solare ; — s. soffdta 
 447 
 
 SOM 
 
 Sold, n. venduto ; a <hing to b* 
 s ,11, una cosi da vcndeie 
 I Llatura 
 
 Soldier, s. soldalo [tesco 
 
 Soldier-like, or Soldierly, n. solda- 
 
 So < . a. 1 ilo, uhicoi — *. la pianta 
 del pie.ie ; soleof ashoe, il suolo 
 d'una scarpa 
 
 Soh-, j. (lish,) soz,liola 
 
 Sole, v. a. mettere i auoli 
 
 Solecism, j. aolecismo; you have 
 ciMiiini led ao irreparabia sole- 
 cImii m thai anair, el la ba com- 
 messo un cirore sen/a nparo in 
 qut-slo atliire 
 
 Solely, ad. solamente 
 
 Solemn, a. solenne, grave, serio, 
 Dtagnificn, pomposo, au'entico; 
 — ly, ad. sjlennemente 
 
 Soleiimi'y, *. sjlennita, pompa 
 
 Solemnization, or Solerimi/ing, ». 
 il solennegziare 
 
 Soleninize, v. a. solenneggiare j — 
 in=C, s. il solennegziare 
 
 S 'lie '. 0. a. solleci'ate 
 
 Solicit, v. a. continuare, s'imolare, 
 imporiunare ; — ation, s. solleci- 
 laziouei insti^azione j — iug, #. 
 sollecitamento 
 
 Solicitor, s. sollecitatore 
 
 Soiicious, a. aolleeito 
 
 Solicitude, *. sollecitudine 
 
 Solid, a. solido, duro, massiccio, 
 reale. effettivo; — s. un corpo 
 Bolido; — ity, s. soliditaj — ly, 
 ad. soli lamente 
 
 Soliloquy, s. soliloquio ; a solilo- 
 quy is the touchstone of a good 
 actor, il soliloquio e il criterio 
 d'un buon cominediante 
 
 Solin<r, s. il mettere i suoli alle 
 scarpe 
 
 Stjlitary, a. solitario, che fugge la 
 compagnia ; — ily. ad. solo a 
 solo ; — iness, s. vita solitaria 
 
 Solitude, s. solitudine 
 
 Snl.,tice, *• solstizio 
 
 Solstitial, a. solstiziario 
 
 Soluble, a. solubile 
 
 Solution, s. s oluzione ; his oddities 
 challenge every solution, la sua 
 fantastichezza non si puo espri- 
 mtre 
 
 Solutive, a. solutive [solvere 
 
 Solvable, a. benesan'e. che pu6 
 
 Solve, v. a. solvere, risolvere 
 
 Solvent, a. che puo pagare 
 
 Somp, jrm. qualrhe ; some time 
 or oilier, un friorno o l'al'm 
 
 Some. a. un poco, un po : trjve. me 
 som^ bread, datemi del pane; 
 some men, alcuni ; home one 
 
SOR 
 
 way, some another, chi di qua, 
 
 chi di la j some, (certain,) certi, 
 
 alcuni 
 Somebody, s. qualcheduno ; give 
 
 me some of it, datamene un poco j 
 
 he takes himself to be somebody, 
 
 poveraecio ! crepera d'orgoglio 
 Some, (about,) da, incirca [cosa 
 Something, or Somewhat, qualche 
 Somewhere, ad. in qualche luogo; 
 
 somewhere else, altrove 
 Somniferous, a. sonnifero 
 Somnolence, s. sonnoleuza 
 Son, s. figlio, figliuolo; son-in-law, 
 
 figliastro, genero ; grandson, s. 
 
 un nipote ; godson, s. un figlioc- 
 
 cio ; every mother's son, ciasche- 
 
 duno 
 Song, s. canzona, canzone 
 Songster, s. un cantante 
 Sonnet, s. un sonnetto 
 Sonorous, a. souoro, che rende 
 
 suono ; — ly, ad. sonoramente 
 Sonship, s. qualiia di figlio 
 Soon, ad, tosto, subito ; too soon, 
 
 troppo presto ; soon after, non 
 
 molto dopo ; as soon as I saw 
 
 hini, subito che lo vidi 
 Sooner, ad. piu tosto, anzi 
 Soonest, ad. il piu presto 
 Soot, s. fuliggine, caligine 
 Soothe up, v. a. lusingare, accarez- 
 
 zare 
 Soothing, s. lusinga, adulazione 
 Soothsayer, s. indovino 
 Soothsaying, s. l'indovinare 
 Sooty, a. fuligginoso 
 Sop, s. pan unto ; wine-sop, pane 
 
 inzuppato nel vino 
 Sop, v. a. inzuppare, intignere 
 Sophi, s. il sofi, il re di Persia 
 Sophism, s. sofisma 
 Sophist, — er, s. un sofistico, un 
 
 volpone, un uomo astuto ; — ical, 
 
 a. sofistico, cavilloso 
 Sophisticate, v. a. adulterare ; — 
 
 ing, or tion, s. sofisticheria; — 
 
 or, s. colui che sofistica 
 Sophistry, s. sofisticheria 
 Soporiferous, a. soporifero 
 Sopped, or Snpt, a. inzuppato 
 Sopper, s. colui che in zuppa 
 Sorb-apple, s. sorba; sorb-apple- 
 tree, s. sorbo 
 Sorbonist, s. dottore del collegio 
 
 della Sorbona in Parigi 
 Sorcerer, s. uno stregono 
 Sorceress, *. una strega 
 Sorcery, s. s'regoneria 
 Sordid, a. sordido, sozzo, sucido ; 
 
 — 1/, ad. grettamentej — ness, 
 
 i. sordidezza 
 
 SOU 
 
 Sore, a. dolente, doloroso, grande, 
 crudele ; — s. male, ulcere, pia- 
 gaj full of sores, ulceroso 
 
 Sore, ad. molto, grandemente ; I 
 was sore afraid, terneva molto j 
 I am sore vexed, il mio cuore e 
 traritto 
 
 Sorel, s. daino di tre ar.ni 
 
 Sorely, ad. gravemente 
 
 Soreness, s. male j — of the eyes, 
 mal d'occhi 
 
 Sorrel, s. acetosa 
 
 Sorrel, a. sauro, rosso [mente 
 
 Sorrily, ad. malarnente, cattiva- 
 
 Sorriness, s. meschinezza, poverta 
 
 Sorrow, s. 6fortuna, disgrazia, af- 
 fanno, dolore ; to my great sor- 
 row, con mio gran cordoglio 
 
 Sorrow, v. n. affliggersi, aftannarsi ; 
 sorrowful, a. tristo, afflitto, mise- 
 ro, infelice ■; — ly, ad. cordoglio- 
 samente, infelicemente 
 
 Sorry, a. tristo, mesto, dispregevole, 
 meschJno ; I am sorry for it, mi 
 dispiace 
 
 Sort, $■• sovta, spezie, modo, ma- 
 niera; after this sort, in questo 
 modo ; to be out of sorts, esser 
 di cattivo umore 
 
 Sort, v. a. assort! re 
 
 Sortable, a. convenevole 
 
 Sortably, ad. convenevolmente 
 
 Sorting, s. assort imento 
 
 Sortment, s. assortimento 
 
 Sot, s. babbuasso, cionno, un im- 
 briacone 
 
 Sottish, a. sciocco, scimunito ; — 
 ly, ad. scioccamente ; — ness, s. 
 sciocchezza. pazzia 
 
 Sovereign, a. sovrano, assoluto, ec- 
 cellente, singolare j supremo ; 
 — s. un sovrano ; — ly, ad. so- 
 vranamente, eccellentemente 
 
 Sovereignty, s. sovranita, stato d'un 
 principe sovrano 
 
 Sought, fret, of Seek 
 
 Soul, s. anima, spirito ; good honest 
 soul, un uomo dabbene ; upon 
 my soul, su l'anima mia; all- 
 souls' day, il giorno de' morti 
 
 Soul-saving, a. salutare 
 
 Sound, s. suono, rimbombo J to 
 make a sound, risonare 
 
 Sound, s. lo stretto de) mare Baltico 
 
 Sound, a. intiero, al quale non 
 manca niente, ben condizionato, 
 sano, giudicioso, solido ; to give 
 one a sound blow, dare un gran 
 colpo ad uno; to be in a sound 
 sleep, esser in un profondo son- 
 no ; wood that is not sound, leg- 
 no fracido 
 
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 Sound, v. a. sonare, spiar l'animo, 
 risonare ; sound the retreat, bat- 
 ter la ritirata ; sound f^rth, riso- 
 nare, rimbombare j sound a let- 
 ter, pronunziare una lettera ; 
 sound the dep'h of the sea, scau 
 dagliare il mare 
 
 Sounder, a. piu sano- 
 
 Sounding, s. il sonare 
 
 Sounding-lead, s. scandaglio 
 
 Sounding, a. risonante 
 
 Soundly, ad. fortemeute, profonda- 
 mente 
 
 Soundness, s. stato perfetto, sanita 
 
 Soup, s. zuppa, minestra 
 
 Sour, a. agro, acido,acerbo; — ish, 
 a. agretto, alquanto agro ; — ly, 
 ad. agramente, aspramente ; — 
 ness, s. agrezza j sour look, cera 
 brusca 
 
 Sour, v.n. inforzarsi, divenir agro; 
 — v. a. inasprire 
 
 Source, s. sorgente, fonte 
 
 Sous, s. un soldo di Francia 
 
 Souse, s. porco marinato ; to souse 
 pork, v. a. marmare del porco ; 
 — ad. impetuosamente 
 
 South, s. mezzogiorno 
 
 Southern, or Southerly, a. meridio- 
 nale, di mezzogiorno ; south 
 wind, vento di mezzogiorno , 
 south-east wind, scilocco ; south- 
 west wind, garbino, libeccio ; 
 southwards, ad. verso mezzogi- 
 orno ; south countries, paesi me- 
 ridionali 
 
 Southern wood, s. abrotino 
 
 Sow, s. troia ; sow of melted iron, 
 grosso pezzo di ferro ; sow of 
 lead,massadi piombo; sow-pig, 
 una porchetta 
 
 Sow, v. a. seminare, sementare 
 
 Sower, s. seminatore 
 
 Sowing, s. seminamento 
 
 Sowing-time, s. sementa 
 
 Sown, a. seminato 
 
 Space, s. spazio ; in a short space, 
 in piccolo spazio 
 
 Space between, s. intervalJo 
 
 Spacious, a. spazioso ; — ly, ad. 
 spaziosamente ; — ness, s. am- 
 piezza di luogo 
 
 Spade, s. zappa, vanga, cervo di 
 tie anni, un castrato 
 
 Spades, s. pi. picche 
 
 Spadicious, a. rossigno- 
 
 Spadiers, s. zappatori 
 
 Spadille, s. spadiglia 
 
 Spake, pret. of Speak 
 
 Span, s. spanna; spick and span 
 new, nuovo di zecca 
 
 Span, v. a. misurare a spanne 
 
SPE 
 
 Spangle, t. foglia, paglioola ; — t\ 
 
 a. spargere di pazliuole 
 Spaniel, *. uu bracco, cane di Spa- 
 
 gna 
 Spanish, a, Spagouolo ; — fly, can- 
 
 terelia ; — ; 
 
 wool, liscio, pezzctta ; — red, 
 
 cinabro 
 Spanker, *. moneta, piccola 
 Spanking, a. les:o, undo 
 Spanner, *. il caue d'una carabina 
 Spar, t. uw >t arra di le^no, vetro 
 
 di Moscovia 
 Spar. v. a, sbarrare 
 Sparables, *. chiodJ piccolissimi 
 Sparagus, (asjKiragus,) *. asparago 
 Spare, o. magro; spare diet, vita 
 
 parca, fruzale ; spare thing, cosa 
 
 di riserva ; spare tie 
 
 spare money, danaro d'avanzo ; 
 
 spare ribs, costole di porco salate 
 Spare, t>. a. risparmiare, spara- 
 
 guare, riserbare, conservart . per- 
 
 donare ; spare for nothing, BOD 
 -;:ar niente ; I'll .-.pare you 
 
 that trouble, voglio esentarvi' da 
 
 questo ineomodo; if I can spare 
 
 any thins, se avro tempo 
 Sparing, s. risparmio 
 Sparing, a. usparmianfe, econo- 
 
 mo ; — ly. ad. parcameute ; — 
 
 ness, *. risparmio 
 Spark, t. scintilla, favilla, dnnzello, 
 
 drudo, amatnre, piccolo djamante 
 Sparkish, a. gain, galante 
 Sparkle, *. scintilla; sparkles of 
 
 iron, pagliuole di ferro 
 Sparkle, v. a. scintillare, sfavillare, 
 
 brillare, risplendere 
 Sparkling, t. to scintillare; — a. 
 
 scintillante, sfavillante 
 Sparrow, $, passero ; hen-sparrow, 
 
 passera ; hedge-sparrow, verdi- 
 
 ero 
 Spasm, s. spasmo 
 Spasmodic, a. spasmodico 
 Spa', $. fregola d'ostriche 
 Spatter, v. a. sporcare. lordare 
 Spatterdashes, *. specie di stivali 
 Spaltle, or Spattule, *. spatola 
 Spavin, $. spavenio 
 Spawl, p. n. spu'are 
 Spawling, t. lo sputare 
 Spawn, *. fregnlo ; — v. n. andare 
 Bl : — - r. t. peace femini- 
 
 na, pesciolino ; — inz. i. fltgk] 
 
 spawninz-time. il tempo che i 
 
 pesci vanno in fr»-?a [mine 
 
 Spay. v. a. cas' rare animal i fem- 
 Spaying, *. il castrare 
 Speak, v. a. parlare, proferire, 
 
 dire, esprimere : speak out, par- 
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 SPE 
 
 lar ad alta voce ; s{>eak low, par- 
 
 lar so l to voce 
 Speaker, r. oratore 
 Speaking, *. il parlare 
 
 ; trumpet, tromba marina 
 Spear, *. la eia, asta ; spearman, 
 
 tancia ; French spear, dardo ; 
 
 ■pear, ;•. a. trafiggere con lancia, 
 cj are, puUulare 
 Special, a. spcziale, singolare, ec- 
 
 cellente, squisilo, ot'imo; — ly, 
 
 (hi. -pezialnientej — ty, I. obbli- 
 
 gazione, cedola [autorita 
 
 Sp( cie. s. oro, o argento ba'tuto con 
 Species, s. spezie. s »rta. imagine 
 Specifioal. or Specific, a. specilico 
 Specifically, ad. specificamente 
 Specificate, v. a. dichiarare positi- 
 
 vamente 
 Specification, *. specificazione 
 Specify, v. a. specificare 
 Specifying, s. specificazione 
 Specimen, s. sagzio, cimento 
 Specious, a. spezioso, apparente 
 Speciously, ad. apparentemente 
 Speck, s. macchia 
 Speckle, v. a. maechiare 
 Speckled, a. macchiato 
 Speckling, *. il maechiare 
 Spectable, a. spettabile 
 Spectacle, *. spettacolo ; pair of 
 
 spectacles, un paio d'occhiali ; 
 
 spectacle-maker, s. occhialaio 
 Spectator, s. spettatore 
 Sp<ctatrix, *. spettatrice 
 Sj^c're, s. spettro, fan;asma 
 Speculate, v. a. speculare. contem- 
 
 plare 
 Speculation,*, sp culazione, teorica 
 Speculative, a. speculative [te 
 
 Speculatively, ad. speculativamen- 
 Speculator, s. speculatore 
 Speculatory, a. speculativo 
 Sj>ed, prct. mid part, past of 
 
 Speed, spediisi 
 Speech, *. favella, parola, lingua, 
 
 luigoaggio, diseono, orazione j 
 
 the eii;h; parts of speech, le otto 
 
 parti dell' orazione ; to be slow 
 
 of speech, parlar lentamente 
 S p e cchlcai , a. che ha perdoto la 
 
 favella ; he stood speechLss, ri- 
 
 mase fuor di se 
 
 I fretta ; to make speed, 
 
 affrettarsi ; run with all speed, 
 
 c^irrer frettolosamente 
 Speed, v. n. riuscire ; — v. r.. hr 
 
 riuscire ; God speed you, Iddio 
 
 v' accompagni 
 Speedily, a(>. prontamente 
 Spee«1in*ess, t. prontezza, fretta 
 Speedy, a. pronto 
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 SP1 
 
 Spell, s. tncanbunento ; —v. a. 
 
 compitare le lettere, ortografiz- 
 
 zare, inc.antare 
 
 Speller, s. qt» lib che eompita 
 Spelling, s. il compitare; art of 
 
 ■peUing, Itortografia 
 sp. I', ii. compitato 
 
 Spelt, s. speldi, biada 
 
 S|)eltor, s. spezie di metallo imper- 
 
 Eerto 
 Spend, B. a. speivlere, spiegare. 
 
 passare, coosumare, nfinire ; 
 
 spend one's self, v. a. consumarsi 
 Spender, *. spenditore 
 Spending, s. lo spendere 
 Sj)endthrift, s. BOO spendereccio 
 Spent, a. consumato ; ill got, ill 
 
 spent, farina del diavolo va tutta 
 
 in crusca ; I am quite spent, sono 
 
 stracco morto 
 Sperm, *. sperma, seme dell' ani- 
 
 male 
 Spermatic, — al, a. spermatico 
 Spew, v. a. vomitare 
 Sphere, s. sfera, portata 
 Spherical, a. sferico j — \y,ad. sfe- 
 
 ricamente 
 Spheroid, s. sferoide 
 S|)hinx, *. sfinge (mostro favoloso) 
 Spice, v. a. condire con spezierie 
 Spice, *. spezie 
 Spicer, *. speziale 
 Spiceiy, *. spezieria 
 Spicing, *. il condire con speziere 
 Spider, s. razno ; spider's web, n- 
 
 gnatelo ; spiderwort, spezie d'er- 
 
 Spigot, *. zipolo 
 
 Spike, s. chiodo grosso ; — v. a. 
 appuntare ; spike a gun, inchio- 
 dafe un cannone 
 
 Spikenard, s. spiganardo 
 
 Spill,*, un piccolo regalo in danari 
 
 Spill, v. a. versare spargere 
 
 Spilling, *. il versare 
 
 Spiit, a. versato 
 
 Spin, v. a. filare ; spin out the 
 time, procrastinare ; spin out the 
 war, far durare la guerra ; the 
 top spins, la trottola dorme 
 
 Spinage, *. spinace 
 
 Spin i I, a. spinale 
 
 Spindle, *. fuso ; spindle-legs, gam- 
 be di fuso; spiudle-tree, fusag- 
 gine ; spindle-maker, fusaio ; 
 spindle-shanked, che ha gambe 
 dl fuso 
 
 Spine, *. la spina 
 
 Spinet, *. spinetta 
 
 SpiniferoaBj a. spinoso 
 
 S|.ink, *. fringutllo 
 
 Spinner, f. ragno, filatore 
 
SPL 
 
 Spinning, s. il iilare ; spinning- 
 wheel, s. fiiatoio 
 
 Spinosiiy, s. intrigo, perplessita 
 
 Spinster, s. hlatrice, litolo chesi da 
 a tutte le zittelle 
 
 Spiny, and Spinous, a. spinoso 
 
 Spiral, a. spirale 
 
 Spirally, ad. spiraimente 
 
 Spiration, s. spirazione 
 
 Spire, s. spiro ; — of a church, la 
 guglia d'una chiesa 
 
 Spire, v. 11. far la spiga 
 
 Spirit, s. spirito, il senso vitale, 
 anima, Pari ma d'una persma 
 Btjorta, genio, intellelto, ingegeo, 
 animo ; to have a high spirit, es- 
 ser altirro ; to put spirit into one, 
 animare alcuno ; to recover one's 
 spirits, ricuperare gli spiriti 
 
 Spirit, v. a. inanimare 
 
 Spirit away, v. a. nienar via 
 
 Spirited, a. aniinato ; high-spirit- 
 ed, hero 3 mean-spirited, di basso 
 cuore 
 
 Spiritfulness, s. vivacita 
 
 Spiritless, a. abbietto, vile 
 
 Spiritous, a. spiritoso, sottile, ar- 
 dente 
 
 Spiritual, a. spirituale, incorporeo, 
 attenente a religione, pio, divo- 
 to ; — ity, s. spirituaita 
 
 Spiritualization, s. spiritualizza- 
 zione 
 
 Spiritualize, v. a. spiritr.allizzare 
 
 Spiritually, ad. spiritualmente 
 
 Spirituous, a. spiritoso, vivace, ar- 
 dente 
 
 Spissitude, s. spes^ezza 
 
 Spit, s. spiedo ; turnspit, menarro- 
 sto 
 
 Spit, a. sputato ; — v. a. mettere 
 nello spiedo, sputare 
 
 Spitchcock, spezie d'anguilla grossa 
 
 Spite, s. rancore, dispetio ; he has 
 a spite against me, mi ha in 
 odio ; in spite, ad. per dispetto, 
 malgrado 
 
 Spite, v. a. dispettare, far dispetto 
 
 Spited, a. dispe'tato, irritato 
 
 Spiteful, a. dispettoso, malizioso : 
 — ly, ad. dispettosamente j — 
 ness, s. malizia 
 
 Spitter, s. che spu'a spesso, le prime 
 corna dam cervo, cerviatto 
 
 Spitting, i. il mettere nello spiedo. 
 lo sputare 
 
 Spittle, s. spu*o, scialiva 
 
 Spla-h, v. a. zaccherare 
 
 Splashing, s. z^ccheramento 
 
 Splashy, a. zaccheroso 
 
 Splay a horse, spa liar;; an cavallo 
 
 Splayfooted, a. bbilenco, strambo 
 
 SPO 
 
 Spleen, s. milza, odio, rancore ; 
 splfiemvort, s. scolopendria 
 
 Splendent, a. splendente 
 
 Splendid, a. splendido ; — ly, ad. 
 splendidamente [magniiicenza 
 
 Splendour, s. splendore, pompa, 
 
 Splenetic, a. splenetico 
 
 Splent, or Splint, .v. scheggia d'osso, 
 assicella, spinella 
 
 Splents, s. bracciale 
 
 Splice a rope, v. a. congegnare due 
 corde pe' due capi 
 
 Splinter, s. scheggia 
 
 Split, v. a. fendere j — v. n. fen- 
 dersi ,• split upon a rock, nau- 
 fragare contro ufio scoglio; split 
 vvi!h laughing, morir delle risa 
 
 Splitter!, or Split, a. fesso, spaccato 
 
 Splitting, s. il fendere 
 
 Spoil, s. ladroneccio, furto, spoglia, 
 preda ; — v. n. guastare, rubare, 
 predare, desolare, rompere 
 
 Spoiler, s. guastatore 
 
 Spoiling, s. il guastare 
 
 Spoke, fret, of Speak 
 
 Spoke, s. razzo di ruota 
 
 Spoken, a. parlato, detto ; thing 
 spoken of, la cosa sopraddelta ; 
 well-spoken man, un uomo elo- 
 quente 
 
 Spokesman, s. oratore 
 
 Spoliate, v. a. spogliare, privare 
 
 Spoliation, s. spogliamento 
 
 Spondee, s. spondeo 
 
 Spondyl, congiuntura dove si colle- 
 gano le costole alia spina 
 
 Sponge, s. spugna 
 
 Sponsal, a. spocereccio 
 
 Sponsion, s. obbligazione 
 
 Sponsor, s. mallevadore, padrigno 
 
 Spontaneous, a. spontaneo; — ly, 
 ad. spontaneamente 
 
 Spool, s. cannello 
 
 Spooling-wheel, s. arcolaio 
 
 Spoon, s. cucchiaio ', spoonful, una 
 cucchiaiata j spoonwort, s. sorta 
 d'erba ; spoon-meat, s. tutte quel- 
 le vivande che si mangiano col 
 cucchiaio 
 
 Sport, s. diporto, passatempo, di- 
 porto, il piacer della caccia, o 
 della pesca ; for sport's sake, per 
 diporto ,* she is used to the sport, 
 el la sa il suo mestiere; sports- 
 man, amator della caccia 
 
 Sport, v. n. spassarsi ; sport with 
 one, beffarsi d'uno ; sport with 
 religion, far noco conto della re- 
 ligione 
 
 Sporter, s. quello che scherza 
 
 Sportful, a. piacevole, scherzoso, 
 burlevole 
 
 450 
 
 SPR 
 
 Sporting, s. scherzo, trastullo - 
 
 Sportive, a. piacevole 
 
 Spot, s. macchia, chiazza; — of 
 dirt, zacchera j — of ink, scor- 
 bio ; spot in one's reputation, 
 taccia d'infamia ; fine spot of 
 ground, un bel pezzo di terra ', I 
 was upon the spot, io ero pre- 
 sente ; he died upon the spot, 
 mori m quello stesso luogoj up- 
 on the spot, immantinente 
 
 Spot, v. a. macchiare, sporcare, 
 schiazzare 
 
 Spotless, a. immaculato 
 
 Spotter, s. ricamatrice - 
 
 Spotty, a. imbrattato [gio 
 
 Spousal, a. nuziale j — s. maritag- 
 
 Spouse, s. sposo, marito, sposa, mo- 
 glie 
 
 Spout, s. zampillo ; rain spout, tor- 
 rente di pioggia; — of a con- 
 duit, chiave d' una fontana ; — 
 for rain, gronda ; — of a mill- 
 hopper, tramoggia 
 
 Spout, or Spout oat, v. a. gettare ; 
 spout out, v. n. sgorgare, zampil- 
 lare ; spout, or spout up, v. n. 
 schizzare ; spout down, piovere 
 strabocchevolmente 
 
 Spouting out, *. sgorgamento 
 
 Sprain, *. storcimento ; — v. a. 
 sconciare ; sprain one's foot, di- 
 slogarsi un piede ; sprain one'i 
 arm, slogarsi un braccio 
 
 Sprang, pret. of Spring 
 
 Sprat, *. spezie di sardina 
 
 Sprawl, v. n. stendersi per terra 
 
 Sprawling, s. lo stendersi per terra 
 
 Spray, s. ramicello ; spray -fag- 
 ots, fastelli di frasche 
 
 Spread, a. teso, tirato" 
 
 Spread, v. a. tendere, distendere, 
 spandere, spargere ; spread one's 
 arms, stendere le braccia j spread 
 the cloth, mettere la tovaglia j 
 spread a net, tender una rete ; 
 spread a sail, spiegar le vele ; 
 spread dung, spandeie del le- 
 tame ; spread a report, divol- 
 gare, o spandere la fama 
 
 Spread, v. n. stendersi, aprirsi 
 
 Spreader, s. spargitore 
 
 Spreading, s. lo spandere 
 
 Sprig, s. ramuscello, bronco 
 
 Sprig^y, a. pieno di ramuscelli 
 
 Spright, s. fantasima 
 
 Sprightliness, s. vivacita, allegria 
 
 Sprightly, a. gaio, allegro 
 
 Spring, s. fonte, scaturigine, prima- 
 veia, lancio ; — of a lock, molla 
 di strratura ; to take a spring, 
 prender il lancio, saltare 
 
SQU 
 
 Spring:, r. n, Borgere, uactre ; spring 
 
 . Ear levare una 
 
 spring a mine, fir volue una 
 mini ; spriiij- a well, I 
 
 \. fan ae- 
 qua ; spring i . 
 
 *. lacciuolo, galappio 
 
 . »rpi elastici 
 Sprinkle, s. aspersori.i ; — 0. a. 
 ig, s. aj.ucrsi.ine 
 . 9. trinchetto 
 
 . n. germogliare 
 Spruce, a. attilato, va?-> ; to spruce, 
 : spruce fellow, I. 
 
 - y. ad. vagamen- 
 te : — ness, s. acconcezza 
 
 spring 
 7. molto lesto 
 Spud.*. col'ellacci->. uomaccino 
 Spue, r. a, vomitare 
 
 r. vomita [mare 
 
 r. spiuma ; — v. a. spiu- 
 - Spumous, a. spumoso 
 Spun. 1 
 
 E > : — v. a. net tare 
 
 . a ?i'U^na ; spuiue upon 
 one. scroccare 
 
 . j. scroccone 
 Spcnriness, s. spugnosita 
 
 scroccare, scroc- 
 . -punging-house, s. la casa 
 d'un 
 
 . esea, le:no mezzo fraci- 
 ^ccia 
 r. -prone, incentive; cock- 
 . miihione d'un gallo 
 S 
 Spurio .-. ,r io, falso; 
 
 . a. calc'urafe. tirar caici 
 
 proni 
 _'. lo spronare 
 . r. capriccio 
 a. pchizzare 
 
 - hizzare 
 "1, fracasso 
 
 .are pneo e spesso 
 
 Koprire; spy out 
 
 a fault, trovare ud fallo 
 Squab. *. szaKllo ripieno di borra ; 
 
 — a. 2TOSS0 e forte, panciuio 
 s - — v. n. con- 
 
 . s. lissoso; — ing 
 t. mot 
 Squadron, #. squadra 
 
 STA 
 
 sporco, sudirfo 
 Squall, .?. burrasca, tempesft 
 Squamous, a. squamoso 
 
 Squander, v. a. prodigalizxarej — 
 er, s. Bcialacquatore ; — ing, s. 
 \lita 
 
 Square, <i. quadro, oncsto, giusto ; 
 
 — >. un quadro, piazza, squadra ; 
 
 — ad. i_ r u.iii; 
 
 Square lniilt, fabbricato in quadro 
 Square, v. a. quadrarej — v. n. 
 
 ' *rsi 
 Squaring, 9. quadro, quadrature. 
 Squash, v. cugBhucciare, ammac- 
 
 care 
 Squashing, s. loschiacciare 
 Squat, a. quatto : to lie squat, star 
 
 quatto ; a squat man, uonio 
 
 paffuto 
 Squat, v. n, appiat tarsi 
 Squatting, s. appiattamente 
 Squawl, or Squall, v. a. gridare, 
 
 sebjamazzare ; — cr, s. quello 
 
 clie sri la ; — ing, s. uridamento 
 Squeak, .«. grido ; — v. iu stridere ; 
 
 — ing, s. grido 
 Squeal, v. a. strillare 
 Squeamish, a. svogliato; — ncss, s. 
 
 stomacaggine 
 Squeeze. 0. a. spremere, premere 
 Squeeze, s. compressione, lo spre- 
 mere 
 Squelch, s. c.scata 
 Squib, s. razzo 
 
 Squill, s. squilla [zia 
 
 Squinancy, cr Squincy, s. squinan- 
 Squint, s. un guercioj — v. a. 
 
 sbiecare 
 Squinting, s. lesser guercio 
 Sqnintin^ly, art. biecamente 
 Squire, s. scudiero 
 Squirrel, s. scoiattolo 
 Squirt, s. diarrea, soccorrenza, sci- 
 
 ringa ; — v. a. scJnngare 
 Stab, s. unastoccata j — v. a. png- 
 
 nalare 
 Stabbing, s. il puznalare 
 Stability, .1. stabiiKa 
 Stable, a. stabile, fermo 
 
 -alia; — for swine, por- 
 
 cile ; — for sheep, ovile 
 Stable, v. a. alloggiare bestie in 
 
 una stalla 
 Stablenesa, *. s'abilita 
 Stablish. v. n. stabilire 
 Stack, s. catas'a di lezna ; —of 
 
 chimneys, tin filare di cammini ; 
 
 — of corn, bica di grano 
 Stacte, J. aromato 
 Siadle. *. gruiua 
 
 Staff, g. bas'one, stanza 
 . cervo 
 
 451 
 
 STA 
 
 Stage, *. trati-o, pnleo, posta : to 
 
 bring one upon 
 
 tere una persona in ball j 
 
 off the stage, ritirarsi dopo aver 
 
 fkttO I 1 - 1 -play, 
 
 to the 
 
 stage, arrivare al 
 Stage-horse, s. cavallo da | 
 Stage-coach, 
 
 - praticone, uom 
 
 mentato 
 
 I. cervo di quattm arini 
 1. n. barcollare, star dub- 
 
 bioso, vacillare ; v. a. smuovere, 
 
 sollevare ; — er, s. quello che 
 
 barcolla ; — ing, s. il barcollare 
 Staggering, a. barcollante, vacil- 
 
 lante ; — ly, ad. barcollone 
 Staggers, s. vertigine di cavallo 
 Stagnancy, s. stato slagnante 
 Stagnant," a. stagnante 
 Stagnate, t\ a. stagnare 
 Stagnation, s. stagnamento 
 Staid, pret. o/Stay 
 Staid, a. grave, serio 
 St aid ness. s. gratfta 
 Stain, 9. macchia) — v. a. mac- 
 
 chiare 
 Siair, .?. grado ; staircase, s. scala ; 
 
 a private s'air-ca-e, seala se5reta; 
 
 one pair of stairs, il priino piano 
 S'ake, s. steccone, palo, posta ; to 
 
 sweep stakes, tirar la posta ; our 
 
 honour is at stake, ci va dell' 
 
 onore nostro ; s'ake. v. a. rispon- 
 
 dere alle poste 
 Stale, a. vieto. s'an'io ; stale bread, 
 
 panduro; s'ale beer, birra vtc- 
 
 chin ; to grow stale, iuvecehiare ; 
 
 stile, s. orina, zindiello ; — v. n. 
 
 pisciare 
 Staleness, s. vecchiezza 
 S'alk, s. stelo, gambo, stoppia 
 Stalk, v. n. camminar pian piano 
 Stalk< rs. a. spe.zie di rete da pescare 
 Stalking-horse, s. cavallo per la 
 
 caccia delle pernici 
 Slail, s. stalla; an ox-s'all, stalla 
 
 da buoi ; butcher's stall, desco di 
 
 beccaio ; cobbler's stall, desco di 
 
 ciabattino ; s'all in a market, 
 
 botte^a di mercato 
 Stall, v. a. meitcre nella stalla 
 Stallage, ■?. stallae^io, diritto di 
 
 poter aprir bottega 
 Stalled, a. messo nella stalla ; 
 
 stalled with a thin;, slufo di 
 
 qualcbc cosa 
 Stalling, f. il mettere nella stalla 
 Stallion, 9. Stallone 
 Stamina, s. slbmi che nascono nd 
 
 centro di ogni fnre 
 
STA 
 
 Stammer, v. n. tartagliare, esitare 
 par-Undo ; — er, s. tartaglione ; 
 — ing, y. il tartagliare; — ingly, 
 ad. tartagliando 
 
 Samp, s. stampa, imprenta, segno, 
 impressione, conio ; — v. a. 
 stampare, pestare; stamp money, 
 imprentare moneta; stamp un- 
 der foot, calpeslare ; stamp with 
 the foot, battere col piede in terra 
 fortemente 
 
 Stamping, s. scalpicciamento 
 
 Stanch, a. buono, ben condizionato, 
 franco, puro [stagnarsi 
 
 Stanch, v. a. s»agnare ; --v.n. 
 
 Stanching, s. lo stagiiJLre 
 
 S anchnus>, s. la bonta d'una mer- 
 
 Sland, s. alt'), pos'a, incertezza ; to 
 make a s'aml, fare alto ; to put 
 one to a stand, imbarrazzare al- 
 cuno ; to be at a stand, star sos- 
 piso 
 
 Stand, 9. lucerniere 
 
 Sinud, v. n. fermarsi, sussistere, 
 stare, sedere ; my watch stands, 
 il mio oriuolo non va ; stand 
 neuter, esser neutrale ; stand to 
 one's word, mantenere la pro- 
 messa; I can scarce stand, ap- 
 pena posso reggermi in piedi ; 
 to stand good in law, esser valido; 
 stand by one, tener per uno ; 
 stand for, significare ; stand forth, 
 avanzare ; stand off| stare alia 
 larga ; stand in, costare ; stand 
 in the way, irnpedire; stand in 
 need of a thing, aver bisogno di 
 qiialche cosa ; stand in one's light, 
 fare ombra ad alcuno ; stand in 
 fear of one, temere alcuno ; stand 
 out against one, far tes'a ad uno 
 
 S f andard-bearer, s. colui die porta 
 lo stendardo 
 
 S audard, s. misura che serve di 
 modcllo a tutte l'altre, stendardo, 
 modello, regola 
 
 Stander, or Srandil, s. arbuscello 
 
 Slander- by, s. spettatore 
 
 Standing, s. i! fermarsi ; standing- 
 place, s. posta, posto ; — a. siag- 
 nante ; standing corn, biada ; 
 standing forces, gente in piedi ; 
 to do a thing standing, far che 
 che sia in piedi 
 
 Standi;h, s. calamaio 
 
 S'ank. pret. of Stink 
 
 S'anza, s. stanza 
 
 Staple, s. scaricatoio ; staple com- 
 modity, mercanzie buone ; staple 
 for a bolt, ganghero 
 
 S'a'-, a. stella, astro, fato, asterisco; 
 
 STA 
 
 dog -star, la canicola ; seven stars, 
 le pleiadi ; star-hawk, s. falcone 
 laniero ; star-night, notte stella- 
 ta; star-llower,"ornitogolo 
 Starboard, *. poggia, lato destro 
 Starch, s. amido ; — v. a. iaami- 
 
 dare 
 Starched, a. affettato, albagioso 
 Starching, s. 1'inamidare 
 Starchness, s. maniere affettate 
 Stare, s. stornello, guatatura 
 Stare at, or Stare upon, v. a. guar- 
 
 dar fissamente 
 Stare, v. n. stralunare 
 Stargazer, s. astrqHp 
 Staring, s, il guardare fissamente 
 Siark, a. rigido, austero 
 Stark, ad. pret to, puro ; he is stark 
 mad,eun mattospacciato; stark 
 naked, tutto nudo 
 Starling, s. stornello 
 Starred, or Starry, a. stellato 
 Start, s. salto ; to give a s ! art, fare 
 un salto ; to get the start of one, 
 vincerla della mano ; start of 
 fancy, capriccio ; by starts, ca- 
 priccio-amente 
 Start, v.n. saltare; a horse that 
 s'arts aside, un cavallo che ha 
 ombra; start back, saltare in 
 dietro 
 Start, v. n. spaccarsi ; start up, le- 
 varsi; he starts up a gentleman, 
 egli comincia a fare il gentilui- 
 mo ; start a hare, levar la lepre 
 Starter, s. un giovane coniglio 
 Starting. .?. il saltare, scoi-sa 
 Starting, a. Ex. a starting horse, 
 
 cavallo ombroso 
 Starting-Jiole, s. sotterfugio 
 Starting-place, s. mosse 
 Star'.i.-.h, a. un poco ombroso 
 Siartle, v. a. atterrire, sorprc-ndere, 
 slrabiliare; s'ariliiig, s. I'atterrire 
 Starve, v. a,, alfamare ; — v. n. 
 inorir della fame ; he is ready to 
 starve for hunger, earli e quasi 
 afrainafo; starve with cold, ge- 
 lare 
 Starveling, a. affamaticcio, animale 
 
 spafutrJ 
 Starving, *. l'affamare 
 State, s. essere, condizione, gran- 
 dezza, pempa, al'erigia, grado ? 
 qtialita; bed ni slate, un letto di 
 rispetto; to live in great state, 
 vivere splendidamente ; state 
 craft, poli'iea 
 State, v. a. regolare. stabilire ; state 
 
 an account, preparare un conto 
 Stateliness, *■ ponipal magnificenza, 
 maesta. altemia, orgoglio 
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 STE 
 
 Stately, a. magnifico, maestoso, 
 grande, fiero, 6uperbo ; — ad. 
 superbamente, maestosamente, 
 fieramente 
 
 Stater, s. uno statero, moneta Greca 
 
 Statesman, *. un politico 
 
 Statics, s. statica 
 
 Sta'.ion, s. stazione, stato, grado 
 
 Stationary, a. stazionario 
 
 Stationer, s. colui che vende carta, 
 libri da scrivere, inchiostro, e 
 simili cose 
 
 Statuary, $. scultura, statuario 
 
 Statue,"*, statua 
 
 Stature, *. statura 
 
 Statutable, a. regolare; — ly, ad. 
 con forme agli statu ti 
 
 Statute, *. statuto 
 
 Statutes, *. pi. statuti 
 
 Stannch, (see Stanch,) fermo 
 
 Slave, v. a. fendere ; to stave a ship, 
 sdrucire un vascello ; to stave a 
 cask, sfondare un barile 
 
 Staves, pi. of Staff, bastone 
 
 Stay, *. ritardo, soggiorno, dimora, 
 puntello, rincalzo, sosteguo ; I 
 shall make some stay, faro 
 qualche dimora; — of a wea- 
 ver's loom, pettine di tessitore 
 
 Stay, v. n. tardare, stare, fermarsi, 
 soggioinare, dimorare, ritenere 
 appuntellare ; stay a little while, 
 aspettare un poco ; stay for me, 
 aspettaiemi ; he never stays in a 
 place, non si ferma mai innessun 
 luogo; stay one's fury, placare 
 l'altrui furore 
 
 Stayed, a. grave, serio ; — ly, ad, 
 con gravita ; — ness, s. gravita 
 
 S:ayer, s. placatore 
 
 S*ays, s. busto da donna 
 
 Stead, s. luogo, vece ; in his stead, 
 in sua vece ; instead of that, in 
 luogo di questo ; to be of no 
 stead, non servire a nulla 
 
 Stead, v. a. render servizio 
 
 Steadfast, a. fernio, costante ; — ly, 
 ad. costantemente ; — ness, *» 
 immutabilita 
 
 Steadily, ad. con fermezza 
 
 Steadiness, s. fermezza, sicurezza 
 
 Steady, a. fermo, saldo ; a steady 
 man, un uomo sicuro e costante 
 
 Steaks, s. bracciuole; beef-steaks, 
 bracciuole di manzo 
 
 Steal, or Steal away, v. a. rubare, 
 iuvolare ; he s'tole away my 
 wa'ch, egli m'ha rubato 1' oriuo- 
 lo ; steal a marriage, mari tarsi 
 clandestinamente 
 
 Steal away, v. n. scantonarsi ; 
 steal into oue 1 s favour, iusinuarsi 
 
STE 
 
 a poco a poco nclla grazia di 
 qualcheduno 
 Stealer, *. ladro, rubatore 
 Stealing, s. rubamento 
 Stealingly, ad. segretuseate 
 Stealth, s. £x. to do a thing by 
 stealth, fare che che -: 
 tanien e 
 Steam, s. vapore. fumo 
 
 PL ;i. funiare, esalare 
 ,1. fermo : — ly, ad. fer- 
 mameute ; — ness, *. immuta- 
 bility 
 Steed, *. cavallo 
 Steel. *. acciaio, fucile 
 
 :. .*. una stadera 
 
 oti el, v. a. attaccare 1'acciaio a un 
 
 faro, tadurire; to steel one's 
 
 se fin sin, induiirsi nel peccato 
 
 Steeled, a. in iurito ; steeled in ini- 
 
 |ii h nre, sfacciatissimo 
 Steep, a. erto, scosceso 
 . a. immolare 
 Steeple, *. campanile 
 
 • ss, s. pendio 
 Steer, $. ziovenco 
 
 . a. governare. sruidare ; 
 steer northward, far vela verso 
 tramontano 
 
 . v. quel luojo del naviglio 
 dove sta ll tiinoniere 
 Steering, *. joverno 
 Steersman, s. timoniere 
 Btellar, a. gteflafo 
 Sellionate. s. stellionato 
 b'ein. s. stelo, saml>o ; stem of a 
 tree, troncn d'albero ; stem, 
 (race.) *. fami'lia ; stem of a 
 ship, lo sprone d'un naviglio 
 
 a. fermare ; stem a thing, 
 opporsi a qualche eosa ; stem the 
 tide, vele?riare a ritroso 
 -. puzza 
 ;asso, vestizio, procedere 
 
 mss-> ; to 
 ■ Miie's steps pi.diar il suo 
 : steps of a staircase, ffii 
 acalini d'una seal a : to nnk - a 
 -•p. fare un passo cattivo ; 
 step-father, t. patriglW ; step- 
 mother, *. matrima; step-son, 
 *. fizliastro ; step-daughter, «. 
 figlia-ra 
 Step, v. n. andare. fare un passo ; 
 will you step thither ? volete an- 
 darvi ? step to one, andare verso 
 alcuno ; step after. 
 step aside, metiers! in disparte ; 
 step back. v. a. tornare indietro ; 
 gtep down, scendere ; step up, 
 ascendere ; step in. en" rare ; step 
 out, uscire step over, passare 
 
 STI 
 
 Sterl. a. s'erile, che BOB genera 
 
 Sterility, s. stern i a 
 
 Sterling, s. Bterliao ; a pound ster- 
 ling, una lira sterlina 
 
 StenC «• torvo, austere, broteo ; — 
 s. la poppa 'run naviglio ; — ly, 
 ad. con aria torva ; — uess, s. ce- 
 ra torva 
 
 Sternum, s. cassero 
 
 Sternutation, s. sternutazione 
 
 Sternutal ny, t. sternutatofto 
 
 Stew, j. vivaio, bordello 
 
 Stewpan, s. padella 
 
 Stew. ». stufa, bordello J — v. a. 
 stufare 
 
 Steward, .v. maggiordomo ; — of a 
 ship, dispeaaiera d'un vascello ; 
 
 — of a manor, s. fattore 
 Stewardship,*, la caricad'un niag- 
 
 giordomo 
 Stewed, a. stufato 
 S'i wing, s. lo stufare 
 Stick. *• bastone; fagotstick, stoc- 
 
 codi fas'ello; s'ick of wax, ba- 
 stoncello di cera lacca ; small 
 sticks, boscaglie ; candlestick, 
 candelicre 
 
 S'ick, v. a. attaccare, ficcare ; — 
 v. n. appiccarsi, aderire, favo- 
 rire ; it sticks too fast, e troppo 
 fitto ; he sticks at nothing, non 
 v' e eosa che non faccia ; he 
 does not stick to say, non si fa 
 scrupnlo di dire 
 
 Stickle hard in business, adoperarsi 
 in qualche eosa 
 
 Stickler, s. un aft'annone, colui che 
 ostinatamente contetide per che 
 che sia 
 
 Sticky, a. viseOBO 
 
 Stiff, 'a. duro, intirizzato, affeftato, 
 risohi'o. fermo, che non e natu- 
 rale, stentato ; stiff-necked, osti- 
 nato, duro ; to grow stiif, iutiriz- 
 zare 
 
 Stitfen,t). a. indurare, soldare, ina- 
 mi lare, assiderare, agghiadare ; 
 
 — v. n. assiderarsi ; — tag, ff. 
 Tas-siderare [mente 
 
 Stiffly, ad. fermamente, ostinata- 
 Stitfnfss. *. durezza, saldezza, inti- 
 
 rizzanT-nto, ostinazione 
 Stifle, v. a. stran^olare, suffocare ; 
 
 — in?. *. suffocamento 
 Stimia'ic, — al, a. disonorato 
 Stismatize, v. a. stisniatizzare, dif- 
 
 famare ; — tag, t. lo stigmatiz- 
 
 7are 
 Stile, *. cancello, stilo ; turnstile, 
 
 t, arganello 
 S'iletto, t. stiletto, daga 
 Still, a. tranquillo ; still-water, 
 453 
 
 STI 
 
 acqua sta mante ; the wind is 
 still, 1 1 vi . t i e .il.li.it uto 
 
 Sill, s. lauibioeo 
 
 Stilt, ad. sempre, ancora ; are you 
 here still - sii te aneoi i qui ? 
 
 Still, ad. quieto: stand still, state 
 quieto ; to sit sill, n ll re in 
 pace; sit you Still, non vi muo- 
 vete, restate aasiao j si ill-born, a. 
 morto nato 
 
 Still, v. a. lambiccare, s'ill ire. cal- 
 mare, tranquill'trc hi i ssare 
 
 Stilator, or Siillatory. s. lambicco 
 
 Stilling, s. distillazione, predt lla 
 Stillness, .?. dleuzio, ealraa 
 
 Stilts, s. trampol; [incitare 
 
 Stimulate, v. a. stimnlare, animare, 
 Stimulating, .». lo stin 
 
 Stimulation, s. Btimolazi me 
 Sting, *. spina ; — of a fly, l'a,;o 
 
 d'una mosca 
 Sting, v. a. pugnere, pungere ; that 
 stung me to the heart, qui - i uA 
 trafisse il cuore 
 Stinginess, s. grettezza, avari.tia 
 Stinging, s. puntura 
 Stingo, s. sorta di bevanda 
 Stingy, a. sonlido, spilorcio 
 S'ink, s. puzza; — v. n. pu/zare 
 Stinking, a. fetido ; — ly, ad. puz- 
 
 zentemente 
 Stint, s. limite, co:,fine 
 Stint, v. a. reprimere, frenare ; to 
 stint one in his victuals, li.niure 
 ad uno il suo mangiare 
 Stinting, *. il limitare 
 S'ipend, *. stipeodin, salario 
 Stipendiary, s. stipendiario 
 Stiptic, or Stiptical, a. asiringente 
 Stiptic, *. un rimedio astrio 
 Stipulate, v. a. stipulare, conve- 
 
 nire 
 Stipulation, s. stipulazione 
 Stipulator, *. stipulatore 
 Stir, *. strepito, romore, scomj'i- 
 glio ; — v. a. muovere, agitare, 
 voltare ; — v. n. muoversi, agi- 
 tarsi ; he cannot s'ir, non puo 
 muoversi ; money does not s'ir, 
 il danaro non corre ; I cannot 
 stir out, io non posso uscire ; stir 
 about, camminare, imbrigarei, 
 inge^narsi 
 Stirrer, s. colui che e in moto, co- 
 
 lui che mette in moto 
 Stirring, *. muovimento, ribel- 
 lione; to be stirrin?. levarsi ; to 
 be r/ ways stirrin?, essere sempre 
 in moto"; a stirring man, un uo- 
 mo attivo ; there is no wind stir- 
 ring, l'ari.i face ; there is no 
 money stirring, il danaro non 
 
STO 
 
 corre ; there is no news stirring, 
 non v' e nulla di nuovo 
 Stirrup, s. stafl'a ; the stirrup leath- 
 er, staffile ; stirrup stockings, 
 calze a staffa 
 Stitch, s. punto, dolore, pungente, 
 
 maglia 
 Stitched, a. cucito 
 
 Stitch, v. a. cucire, appuntare 
 
 Stitch-wort, camomila 
 
 Stitching, s. il cucire 
 
 Stitching-silk, seta grossa 
 
 Stithy, s. incudine 
 
 Stive, v. a. stufare, soffocare 
 
 Stiver, s. un soldo d'Olanda 
 
 Stoaked, a. turato 
 
 Stocca lo, s. una stoccata 
 
 Stock, s. tronco d'albero, schiatta, 
 l azza, progenie, piantone, fondo, 
 capitale, il monte; — of an an- 
 vil, il pedale d'un' incudine ; — 
 of a gun, la cassa d'un schioppo ; 
 wild stock, pollone ; stock-gilli- 
 flower, s. viola; a merchant's 
 stock, il fondo d'un mercante ; 
 good or great stock, quantita ; to 
 he made a laughing stock, servir 
 di ludibrio ; stock of bees, un av 
 nia di api 
 
 Stocks, s. ceppi, casso ; a ship upon 
 the stocks, un vascello in casso 
 
 Stock-fish, s. stoccofisso 
 
 Stock-dove, s. columbaecio 
 
 Stock-jobber, s. sensale di fondo 
 
 Stock, v. a. fornire; I am well 
 stocked with clothes, io son ben 
 fornito d'abvti 
 
 Stocked, a. fornito, provvisto 
 
 Stockings, calzetta ; silk stockings, 
 calze di seta [fico usuraio 
 
 Stock-job, v. a. and n. far un traf- 
 
 Stock-still, a. immobile 
 
 Stoical, a. Stoico ; — ly, or Stoic- 
 like, ad. Stoicamente 
 
 Stoicism, *. la setta degli Stoici 
 
 Stoic, s. uno Stoico 
 
 S'.ole, s. stola, guardaroba 
 
 Stolen, a. rubato 
 
 Stomach, s. stomaco, appetito, 
 fame ; to turn one's stomach, 
 svo^liare lo stomaco ; to have a 
 good stomach, avere buono appe- 
 tito [macarsi 
 
 Stomach, or Stomach at, v. a. sto- 
 
 Stomacher, s. pettorina 
 
 Stomachful, a. hero, altiero ; — 
 ness. s. ostinazione 
 
 Stomachic, a. stomacale 
 
 Stone, s. pietra, sasso, la pietra, pe- 
 ao di quattorrlici libre ; free- 
 stone, pietra viva ; to be troubled 
 with the stone, aver la pietra \ 
 
 STO 
 
 stonehorse, cavallo intiero ;| 
 stone, (of fruits,) s. nocciolo, os- 
 so ; stone, (of grapes,) granelli 
 che son negli acini dell' uva; 
 stone-pitch, s. pece secca 
 
 Stonebow, una balestra 
 
 Stonebreak, sassifraga, nome d'erba 
 
 Stonecutter, s. taglia pietra 
 
 Stonethrow, tiro di pietra 
 
 Stonewall, s. muro di pietra 
 
 Stonework, s. lavoro di muratore 
 
 Stone, v. a. lapidare 
 
 Stoning, s. il lapidare, lapidazione 
 
 Stony, a. lapidoso, pietroso, di pie- 
 tra 
 
 Stood, prep, of Stand, stare 
 
 Stool, s. scanno, seggio ; closestool, 
 or footstool, s. predella, sgabella 
 
 Stoop, s. bica 
 
 Stoop, v. a. abbas are ; — v. n. ab- 
 bassarsi, umiliarsi, calare (par- 
 lando d'un falcone) 
 
 Stooping, s. abbassamento 
 
 Stop, &. indugio, punto, pausa, dimo- 
 ra, tasto di struinento musicale, 
 intoppo ; that put a stop to my 
 journey, queisi-o ritardo il mio 
 viaggio ; full stop, s. punto finale 
 
 Stoppage, s. soffocazione, oppila- 
 zione 
 
 Stop, v. a. fermare, terminare, su- 
 spendere, far cessare, ritardare, 
 fare indugiare, chiudere, turare ; 
 stop one's mouth, chiudere altrui 
 la bocca ; stop one's breath, affo- 
 gare alcuno 
 
 Stop, v. n. arrestarsi 
 
 Stopping, s. l'arrestare 
 
 Stopping, a. restringente 
 
 Stopple, s. turaccio 
 
 Storax, s. storace, gomma 
 
 Store, s. abbondanza, quantita, vi- 
 veri, vettovaglie ; to lay in a 
 store of provisions, far provvi- 
 sione ; stores, s. pi. munizioni 
 s'orehouse, s. magazzino 
 
 Store, v. a. munire, provvedere ; 
 store a ship, vettovagliare un 
 naviglio ; store up, riserbare 
 
 Storing, s. il munire 
 
 Stork, s. cicogna 
 
 Storkbill, s. geranio 
 
 Storm, s. tempesta, procella, fra- 
 casso, frastuono, turbolenza, cou 
 fusione, assalto ; storm of rain, 
 acquazzone ; to take a town by 
 storm, espugnare una piazza per 
 assalto 
 Storm, v. n. strepitare ; storm a 
 town. v. a. attaccare una piazza 
 Storming, s. lo s'repitare 
 Stormy, a. tempestoso 
 454 
 
 STR 
 
 Story, s. storia, novella, una fin- 
 
 zione, un piano j a house three 
 
 stories high, una casa di tre pi- 
 
 ani 
 Story, v. a. narrare, raccontare 
 Storyteller, s. novellisla 
 Stound, s. affanno, stupore 
 Stout, a. gagliardo, fiero, forte, vi- 
 
 goroso [rosamente 
 
 Stoutly, ad. gagliardamente, vigo- 
 Stoutness, s. bravura, fierezza, arro- 
 Stove, s. stufa, bagno caldo 
 
 ganza, caparbieta 
 Stow, v. a. stivare, ordinare ; stow 
 
 goods in a warehouse, assettare 
 
 delle mercanzie in un magazziuo 
 Stowage, s. un magazzino, cella, 
 
 magazzinaggio 
 Straddle, v. n. allargar le gambe 
 
 camminando ; to rise straddling, 
 
 andare a cavalcioni con una gam- 
 
 ba da una banda e l'altra dalP 
 
 altra 
 Straggle, v. n. scompagnarsi 
 Straggler, s. un soldato ramingo 
 Straggling, s. lo scompagnarsi 
 Strain, s. forza, storcimento, aria, 
 
 concerto ; melodious strains, con- 
 
 certi armoniosi 
 Strain, v. a. spremere, premere, 
 
 legar fortemente ; strain, or 
 
 strain through, celare, far pas- 
 
 sare ; — v. n. fare ogni sforzo j 
 
 strain one's voice, sforzar la 
 
 voce ; strain too high, stiracchi- 
 
 are 
 Strain one's self, v. n. sforzarsi 
 
 strain an arm, storcersi un brae- 
 
 cio 
 Strainer, s. colatoio, calamento 
 Strait, Straight, or Streight, a. di- 
 
 ritto, dritto, che non e torto, stret- 
 
 to, angusto. 
 Straight, ad. subito ; go straight 
 
 along, andare diritto ; to make 
 
 straight, dirizzare - 
 Strait, or Streight, s. stretto di 
 
 mare ; to be in great straits, mol- 
 
 to perplesso, trovarsi in gran bi- 
 
 sogno 
 Straighten, v. a. dirizzare 
 Straiten, v. a. strignere, serrare 
 Straitlaced, a. allacciato 
 Straiily, ad. strettamente, espressa- 
 
 mente 
 Straitened, a. dirizzato ; to b« 
 
 straitened, esser nelle strette 
 Straitness, s. strettezza 
 Straitning, s. strignimento 
 Straightway, ad. subito 
 Strand, s. piaggia, spooda, fila d» 
 
 corda 
 
STR 
 
 Stranded, a. naufragato sulla piag- 
 g»a 
 
 a. strano, forestiero, stra- 
 uiere. I 
 
 di fain ; to 1 
 one, I 
 
 • 
 stran.i.. t, st'ranez- 
 
 r\ 
 
 • j make a 
 r uno da 
 
 U val ere 
 -•rangolare; — er, 
 
 - 
 
 <;iehe 
 
 loloj — v. a. so 
 
 Strapping jirl, s. una ragatzaccia 
 noma 
 
 . *. filo di 
 
 ; straw, pagliaio : 
 
 in the straw, aver parto- 
 
 Stn.rr bat cappello di paglia 
 iericcio 
 
 [?ola 
 
 lata di fra- 
 
 Stray. a. Bviato, travi.ito ; — v. ?i. 
 
 sviare, traviare j — ing, $. lo svi- 
 
 r. <triscia ; the streaks of a 
 wheel, i cerchj d'una ruota 
 
 . a. strisciare ; to mark 
 
 •ik> of several colours, 
 
 li van cohri 
 
 Stream, x. ruacello, h corrente d'un 
 
 flume ; to zo with the stream, 
 
 andar colla corrente j streams of 
 
 fire, raggi di fuoco 
 
 ' : 
 
 Streamer, *. penoncello 
 
 . via 
 Street-walker, una ba?a=cia 
 
 ■■■• i-rhts of 
 retto di Gibilterra 
 Strength, *. forza, potere ; — of 
 T>enetra7ione ; — of a 
 i d' una parola 
 Strene'l .e. rinfnr- 
 
 - 
 - nz. s. fortificamen'o 
 s, o. spossato, che non ha 
 forza 
 Strenuoos, a. strenuo. vn ' 
 
 ly, ad. strenuamente j — ness, s. 
 bravura 
 Stresi, *. punto principale ; the 
 
 STR 
 
 stress of war, il nervodella, guer- 
 ra ; to lay stress upon a thing, 
 
 Stretch, S. tratto ; to put one's wits 
 the stretch, stillarsi il c. r- 
 vello 
 
 Lcchiare : 
 out a conl, ten lere una 
 conla; stretch one's silt, disten- 
 dersi ; stretch for dpin& a thing, 
 - : — er, 9, linn da rom 
 per le pelli; — ing, s. stemli- 
 ir.ento 
 
 Strew, v. a. spandere; strew the 
 
 ground with flowers, coprir la 
 
 terra di fiori : strew with sugar, 
 
 jer di zucchero ; — ing, s. 
 
 spandunento 
 
 Stricken, a. avanzato 
 
 Strickle, s. picciol bastone da ra- 
 dere uno staio 
 
 Strict, a. s'retto, intrinseco, esatto, 
 puntuale, preciso, fbrmale,rigidn, 
 severe ; to have a strict eye upon 
 one, osservare attentamente gli 
 altrui andamenti ; to keep a strict 
 hand over one, te.ier uno corto ; 
 — ly, ad. strettamente, puntual- 
 mente ; — ness, «. strettezza, ri- 
 gidezza, severita 
 
 Stricture, s. scintilla, ceosnra 
 
 Stride, v. 11. eamminare a passi 
 lunzhi ; — s. passo lungo 
 
 Stridingly, ad. a zran passo 
 
 Stridulous, a. stridulo 
 
 Strife, s. contesa 
 
 Strike, s. misura che contiene quat- 
 tro staia di grano ; — 0. a. bat- 
 tere. percuo'ere ; strike fire, bat- 
 ter ilfnoco; strike the iron while 
 it is hot, batti il ferro mentre e 
 caldo ; the clock strikes, t' orolo- 
 gio suona ; it struck twelve 
 o'clock, sono sonate le dodici ; 
 strike sail, ammaina le vele : 
 strike the flaj, abbaasar lo sten- 
 dardo ; strike the sands, dar in 
 un banco ; si 
 
 azainst the wall, batter la tes'a 
 contro il ruuro ; strike blind, 
 acciecare ; strike against, con- 
 trariar ocellare; 
 
 strike a bargain, conchiudere un 
 
 Striker, s. battitore 
 S.nkinz. *. battimento ; without 
 striking a blow, senza dare un 
 colpo 
 Strickle, err Strickler. r. rasiera 
 Strinz. ( :- of a B1U- 
 
 I sical instrument, s. le corde d'u- 
 166 
 
 STU 
 
 nto musicale : (be small 
 Btrings oi e delle 
 
 radici 
 
 S ring, 0, Blaare 
 
 Stringent, a. che stringe 
 
 : le sono 
 
 Strip, s. striscia <li panno - —v. a. 
 - ogliare 
 
 Stripe, t. colpo, striscia di drappo ; 
 to make white or yellow stripes, 
 1 bianco, di e;iallo j 
 stripe a 
 
 Stripling, t. un giovanotto 
 
 Strippe 1, n. spoeliato 
 
 Stripper, ^. spogliatore 
 
 Stripping, .v. Bpogliameato 
 
 Stript, a. spogliato 
 
 Strive, v. a. cercare, procurare ; 
 — v. n. dimenarsi ; strive with 
 one, conten lere, disputare ; strive 
 against, ostare ; strive who shall 
 run best, fare a irara nel correre j 
 to strive against the stream, nuo- 
 tare ritro-^o 
 
 Striver, s. cohri che procura 
 
 Striving, s. il procurare; — ly, ad. 
 a gara 
 
 Stroke, b. colpo j — with a stick, 
 hi-' »nata ; the clock is upon the 
 Btrokeof eleven, son 1 quasi leun- 
 dici ; stroke of a pen, una pennata 
 
 Stroke, v. a. passar la mauo bel 
 bello snjjra qualchc cosa 
 
 Stroll, v.n. vagare, vagabondare 
 
 S roller, s. commediahte 
 
 Strolling, n. vazabondo 
 
 Strong, a. potente, poderoso, grosso, 
 
 irte, so lo ; to be strong 
 
 in purse, aver mold danari ; 
 
 strong-limbed, nerborato ; a 
 
 Strong-bodie 1 man, un uomo forte 
 
 Strongly, ad. fortemente 
 
 Strophe, s. strofa 
 
 Strove, prd. of Strive, cercare 
 
 Str >w, v. a. spar^ere 
 
 Struck, a. \ 
 
 Structure, *. struttura 
 
 Struggle, •?. contesa, disputa; — 
 v. 7i. muoversi, contendere, con- 
 tra s'\ re ; struggle with death, 
 combattere colla morte j — er, 
 contenditore ; — ing, s. scossa 
 
 Struma, .v. scrofola 
 
 Strumous, a. <=crofoloso 
 
 Strumpet, s. una ( 
 
 rnarnito di corde 
 
 . paoneg- 
 ^iarsi ; stmt, s. V atto del pao- 
 - ; camminando 
 
 Stub, 1. tronco ceppo 
 
STU 
 
 Stubnail, s. chiodo usato 
 Stub up, v. a. sradicare 
 Stubbed, a. robusto, membruto 
 Stubble, s. stoppia 
 Stubblegoose, s. oca d'autunno, oca 
 
 grassa 
 Stubborn, a. caparbio, ostinato ; 
 
 — ness, s. caparbieta ; — ly, aa. 
 
 caparbiamente 
 Stubby, a. patfuto 
 S;uceo, s. stucco 
 Stuck, a. appiccato 
 Stud, s. boichia, palo ; stud of 
 
 mares, una razza di cavalle 
 Stud, v. a. guarnire di borchie 5 
 
 studded with gems, tempestato 
 
 di gemme 
 Student, s. studente 
 Studious, a. studioso ; — ly, ad. 
 
 studiosam nte ; — ness, s. appli- 
 
 cazione alio studio 
 Study, s. studio, luogo dove si stu- 
 
 dia, applicazione ; — v. a. stu- 
 
 diare, meditare, comporre, os- 
 
 servare per conoscere ; — v. n. 
 
 studiarsi ; study one's brains 
 
 about a thing, stillarsi il cervello 
 
 in qualche cosa 5 — ing, s. studia- 
 
 mento 
 Stuff, s. panno ; household stuff, 
 
 mobili ; what nasty stuff is this ? 
 
 che porcheria e questa ? 
 Stuff, v. a. stivarej stuff a chair, 
 
 riempire una sedia di borra ; my 
 
 head is stuffed with a cold, ho 
 
 una grande infreddatura nella 
 
 testa 
 Stuffing s. stivamento 
 Stum, s. mosto ; — v. a. mescolare 
 
 il vino con certi ingredienti per 
 
 farlo piccante 
 Stumble, s. inciampo, granchio ; — 
 
 v. n. inciampare 
 Stumbler, . quello che inciampa 
 Stumbling, s. inciampo ; stumbling 
 
 horse, cavallo che inciampa 
 Stump, s. tronco ; — of a tree, il 
 
 tronco d'un albero ; — of a tooth, 
 
 pozzo di dente ; stump-footed, 
 
 che ha il piede tondo 
 Stun, v. a. stordire 
 Stung, a. morso, morduto 
 Stunning, s. intronamento 
 Stunt, t*. a. provenir male 
 Stunted, a. bistorto 
 Stupefaction, s. intormentimento, 
 
 stupefazione [stupefa 
 
 Stupefactive, or Stupefying, a. che 
 Stupendous, a. stupendo 
 Stupid, a. insen-ato, attonito ; 
 
 ity, s. stupidita; — ly, ad. da 
 
 stupido 
 
 SUB 
 
 Stupify, v. a. stupefare, istupidire, 
 empir di stupore j — ing, s. stu- 
 pefazione 
 
 Stupor, s. stupore 
 
 Stupration, s. stupro, strupo 
 
 Sturdily, ad. bruscamente, inso- 
 lentemente 
 
 Sturdiness, s. rigidezza, insolenza 
 
 Sturdy, a. robusto, gagliardo, bru- 
 sco, insolente 
 
 Sturgeon, s. storione 
 
 Sturk, s. giovenco 
 
 Stutter, v. n. tartagliare ; — er, s. 
 tartaglione; — ing, s. il tarta- 
 gliare 
 
 Sty, s. porcile 
 
 Stygian, a. Stigio 
 
 Style, s. stile, titolo, la maniera di 
 pingere ; — of a sun-dial, il ferro 
 che mostra Pore nell' orologio 
 sol are 
 
 Style, v. a. chiamare; to style 
 one's self, nominarsi 
 
 Styptic, a. astringente 
 
 Suasory, a. persuasivo 
 
 Suivity, s. dolcezza, soavita 
 
 Subalmoner, *. sottoelemosinario 
 
 Subaltern, or Subalternate, a. su- 
 balterno ; — s. un subalierno 
 
 Sub-deacon, s. sottodiacono ; — 
 ship, s. sottodiaconato 
 
 Sub-dean, s. sottodecano 
 
 Sub-delegate, s. deputato 
 
 Subdititious, a. supposto 
 
 Subdivide, v. a. suddividere 
 
 Subdivision, s. suddivisione 
 
 Subdolous, a. doloso 
 
 Subdue, v. a. soggiogare, mortifi- 
 care ; — er, s. soggiogatore ; — 
 ing, s. soggiogazione 
 
 Subitaneous, a. subitaneo 
 
 Subject, a. soggetto, atto, dedito j 
 — s. la materia della quale si 
 tratta, suggetto, soggetto ; — 
 v. a. soggettare, obbligare 5 — 
 ion, s. soggezione, obbligazione, 
 servitu ; to bring under subjec- 
 tion, soggettare 
 
 Subjoin, v. a. aggiugnere ; — ing, 
 s. l'aggiugnero 
 
 Subjugate, v. a. soggiogare 
 
 Subjunctive, a. soggiuntivo 
 
 Sublimate, v. a. sublimare; — s. 
 sublimato [sublimamento 
 
 Sublimating, or Sublimation, s. 
 
 Sublimatory, s. vaso da sublimare 
 
 Sublime, a. sublime ; — v. a. su- 
 blimare, purificare 
 
 Sublimeness, or Sublimity, s. su- 
 blimita 
 
 Sublunary, a. sublunare 
 
 Submersion, s. sommersione 
 456 
 
 SUB 
 
 Subminister, v. a. somministrare, 
 
 dare 
 Submission, *. sommissione 
 Submissive, a. sommesso, umile j 
 
 — ly, ad. sommessamente j — 
 
 ness, s. umilta 
 Submit, v. a. sommettere ; submit 
 
 one's self, sommettersi 
 Submit, v. n. starsene ; sottomet- 
 
 tersi ; you must submit to that, 
 
 bisogna che vi sommettiate a 
 
 questo 
 Submitting, s. il sommettere 
 Subordinate, a. subordinato j — 
 
 v. n. subordinare ; — ly, ad. su- 
 
 bordiuatamente 
 Subordination, s. subordinazione 
 Suborn, v. a. subornare, sedurre 
 Subornation, s. subornazione 
 Suborner, s. seduttore 
 Suborning, s. il subornare 
 Subpoena, *. citazione j — v. a. 
 
 chiamare in giudizio 
 Subscribe, v. a. soscrivere 
 Subscriber, s. sottoscrivente 
 Subscribing, *. il sottoscrivere 
 Subscription, *. soscrizione 
 Subsequent, a. susseguentej — ly, 
 
 ad. susseguentemente 
 Subserve, v. a. servire 
 Subserviency, or Subservience, s. 
 
 utilita 
 Subservient, a. utile 
 Subside, v. n. abbassarsi 
 Subsidence, or Subsidency, s. fbn- 
 
 digliuolo 
 Subsidiary, a. ausiliario 
 Subsidy, s. sussidio, soccorso di da- 
 
 nari 
 Subsist, v. n. sossistere ;~ — ence, 
 
 sussistenza, mantenimento 
 Substance, s. sostanza, essenza, ma- 
 teria, quello-che si trova di mi- 
 
 giiore, realita, 1'essenziale 
 Substantial, a. sosteuziale, essen- 
 
 ziale, sustanzioso, benestante, 
 
 reale, solido^ — ly, ad. sustan- 
 
 zialmente 
 Substantive, a. sustantivo ; — ly, 
 
 ad. sustantivamente 
 Substitute, s. sosiituto ; — v. a. sos- 
 
 tituire ; — ing, s. sostituzione 
 Subtract, v. a. sottrarre ; — ing, *. 
 
 sottraggiamento ; — ion, s. sot- 
 
 trazione 
 Subtense, s. sottendente 
 Subterfuge, s. sutterfugio 
 Subterranean, or Subterraneous, a. 
 
 sotterraneo 
 Subtile, a. sottile, penetrativo 
 Subtilization, *. assottigliamento 
 Subtilize, v. a. render sottile, aguz» 
 
SUD 
 
 hut 1'ingeguo, ghiribizzare ; — 
 
 ing, *. assottigliamento 
 Subtle, a. sottile, penetrativo, • in- 
 
 gegnoso, astuto ; subtle trick, 
 
 sottigliezza 
 Subtlety, s. astuzia 
 Subtly, ad. sottilmente 
 Subversion, s. sovversione 
 Subvert, v. a. sovvertere,, rovinare ; 
 
 — er, s. distruggitore ; — ing, s. 
 
 sovvertimento 
 Sub-vicar, s. sotto vicario j — ship, 
 
 s. sotto vicariato 
 Suburb, s. borgo 
 Succeed, v. n. succedere, avvenire j 
 
 — v. a. riuscire ; — ing, s. suc- 
 
 cedimento ; — a. seguente 
 Success, s. successo 
 Successful, a. felicej — ly, ad. av- 
 
 venturosamente ; — ness, s. feli- 
 
 cita 
 Succession, s. successione ; — of 
 
 time, serie d'anni 
 Successive, a. successivo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 felicemente ; — ness, s. progres- 
 
 sione 
 Successless, a. iufelice 
 Successor, s. successore 
 Succinct, a. corto ; — ly, ad. suc- 
 
 cintamente ; — ness, s. brevita 
 Succory, s. cicorea 
 Succour, s. soccorso, aiuto ; — 
 
 v. a. soccorrere ; —ing, s. soc- 
 
 corrimento; — er, s. aiutatorej 
 
 — less, a. privo di soccorso 
 Succubus, s. succubo 
 Succulency, s. sugosita, sostanza 
 Succulent, a. sugoso 
 Succumb, v. n. succombere 
 Such, a. tale, simile ; such as, 
 
 quelli, quelle j and such like, e 
 
 altri simili 
 Suck, s. Ex. to give suck, allat- 
 
 tare 
 Suckstone, (lamprey,) s. lampreda 
 
 di mare 
 Suck, v. a. succiare ; suck the 
 
 breast, poppare ; a child that 
 
 sucks, un bambino alia mammel- 
 
 la ; suck in, v. a. succiare ; suck 
 
 out, fare uscire succiando 
 Sucker, s. quello che succia ; — of 
 
 a pump, il cannoncello della 
 
 tromba 
 Suckets, s. zuccherini 
 Sucking, s. succhiamento 
 Suckle, v. a. allaltare ; — ing, *. 
 
 l'allattare, agnello lattante 
 Suction, s. succiamento 
 Sudden, a. subitaneo, improvviso ; 
 
 on a sudden, ad. subitamentej 
 
 — ness, s. prontezza 
 
 SUL 
 
 Sudorific, a. sudorifico 
 
 Suds, s. lisciva di sapone ed acqua ; 
 to be in the suds, essere imbro- 
 gliato 
 
 Sue, v. a. citar in giudicio, litigare, 
 pregare, supplicare 
 
 Suet, s. giasso di came duro 
 
 Suffer, v. a. sofferire; — v.n. pa- 
 tire, comportare, permettere j 
 — able, a. sopportevole ; — ance, 
 v. soil'erenza, permissione ; this 
 is not to be suffered, ques'o non 
 e cosa da sopportarsi ; — er, s. 
 quello che soii're, perditore; — 
 — ing, s. sofferenza 
 
 Suffice, v. n. bastare 
 
 Sufficiency, s. sofficienza, capacita, 
 orgoglio 
 
 Sufficient, a. sofficien'e, sufficiente, 
 capace ; — ly, ad. abbastanza 
 
 Suffocate, v. a. suffocare 
 
 Suffocation, or Suffocating, s. suffo- 
 camento 
 
 Suffocative, a. suffocativo 
 
 Suffragan, s. suffraganeo 
 
 Suffrage, s. suffragio, approvazione 
 
 Suffumigate, v. a. suffumigare 
 
 Suffumigation, y. suffumigamento 
 
 Suffuse, v. a. spandere 
 
 Suffusion, s. suffusione 
 
 Sugar, s. zucchero ; to sweeten 
 with sugar, inzuccherare j sugar- 
 loaf, pan di zucchero 
 
 Sugar, v. a. mctter del zucchero 
 
 Sugary, a. zuccheroso 
 
 Suggest, v. a. suggerire ; — er, *. 
 suggeritore ; — ing, or — tion, s. 
 suggestione 
 
 Suicide, s. suicidio , 
 
 Suillage, s. sporcizia 
 
 Suing, *. lite 
 
 Suit, s. processo, memoriale, do- 
 manda, preghiera, assortimento • 
 suit of clothes, abito intero da 
 uomo ; suit, or set of things, nu- 
 mero di cose corrispondenti fra 
 se stesse ; a suit of cards, una 
 seguenza di carte 
 
 Suitable, a. convenevole ; — ness, 
 *. convenienza; — ly, ad. con- 
 formamente 
 
 Suit with, v. n. accordarsi 
 
 Suit, v. a. assortire, accoppiare 
 
 Suiter, or Suitor, s. supplicante, 
 amante 
 
 Suitress, s. supplicatrice 
 
 Sullen, a. ritroso, ostinato ; — ly, 
 ad. ritrosamente ; — ness, s. 
 umore ritroso, ostinazione 
 
 Sully, v. a. sporcare, imbrattare 
 
 Sully, s. lo sporcare 
 
 Sulphur, s. zolfo; sulphur pit, zol- 
 457 
 
 SUP 
 
 fanaria j sulphur-wort, finocchio 
 porcino 
 Sulphury, or Sulphureous, a. sul- 
 fureo [metano 
 
 Sultan, s. il sultano, principe Mao- 
 Sultana, or Sultaness, s. la suhana 
 Sultane, *. nave daguerra Turches- 
 
 ca 
 Sultry, a. frvido [pendio 
 
 Sum, s. somma, sustanza, il com- 
 Sum up, v. n. raccorre i numeri 
 Summarily, ad. sommariamente 
 Summary, a. sommario ', — *. il 
 
 sommario, compendio 
 Summed up, a. sommato 
 Summer, *. la state ; summer 
 weather, tempo estivo; summer- 
 house, gabinetto di verdura j 
 sunnner-quarters, quartieri di 
 state [d'uu edificio 
 
 Summer, *. la trave principale 
 Summer, v. n. passar la state 
 Summit, s. cima 
 
 Summon, v. a. citare, chiamare in 
 giudicio, comandare ; — er, *•. 
 sergente; — ing, s. citazione 
 Summons, s. comandamento 
 Sumpter, s. somiere j sumpter- 
 
 saddle, basto 
 Sumptuary, a. suntuario 
 Sumptuous, a. sontuosoj — ly, son- 
 tuo5amente j — ness, or — ity, s. 
 sontuosita 
 Sun, s. sole ', sunshine, la chiarezza 
 del sole; sun-rising, il levar del 
 sole ; sun -burnt, a. abbronzato 
 Sun, v. a. soleggiare 
 Sunday, s. Domenica; Palm-Sun- 
 day, la Domenica delle palme 
 Sunder, v. a. dividere 
 Sundry, a. diversi 
 Sung, a. cantato 
 Sunk, a. aflbndato; sunk in hia 
 
 credit, screditato 
 Sunless, a. privo di sole 
 Sunned, or Sunny, a. soleggiato, 
 
 aprico 
 Sup, a. sorso ; — v. n. cenare 
 Sup up, v. a. sorbire 
 Superable, a. superabile 
 Superabound, v. n. and a. soprab- 
 bondare [za 
 
 Superabundance, s. soprabbondan- 
 Superabundant, a. soprabbondante j 
 
 — ly, ad. soprabbondantemente 
 Superadd, v. a. aggiugnere 
 Superadd i tion, *. aumento 
 Sujierannuated, a. vecchio ; super- 
 annuated beauty, una bellezza 
 stantia 
 Supercilious, a. severe ; — ly, ad. 
 severamente ; — cess, s. sussiego 
 
SUP 
 
 Supereminence, s. preeminenza 
 Supereminent, a. eminente; — ly, 
 
 ad. eminentemente 
 Supererogate, v. a. strafare 
 Supererogation, s. il dare piu di 
 
 quel che uno e tenuto 
 Supererogatory, a. di supereroga- 
 
 zione 
 Superfetation, s. superfetazione 
 Superficial, a. superficial j — ly, 
 
 ad. superficialmente 
 Superficies, s. superficie 
 Superfine, a. finissimo 
 Superfluity, s. superfluity 
 Superfluous, a. superfluo ; — ly, 
 
 ad. superfluamente 
 Superhuman, a. soprumano 
 Superinduce, v. a. coprire 
 Superintend, v. a. soprantendere; 
 
 — ency, -s. sopran'endenza ; — 
 
 ent, s. soprantendente ; — ent, a. 
 
 che governa 
 Superiority, s. superiority 
 Superior, a. suneriore ; — s. il su- 
 
 periore 
 Superlative, a. superlativo; — ly, 
 
 ad. superlativarnente 
 Supernal, a. supernale j — ly, ad. 
 
 supernal mente 
 Supernatural, a. soprannaturale ; 
 
 — ly, ad. soprannaturalmente 
 Supernumerary, a. soprannumera- 
 
 rio 
 Superscribe, v. a. soprascrivere ; 
 
 — er, s. quello che soprascrive ; 
 
 — ing, or superscription, *. sopra- 
 
 scritta 
 Supersede, v. a. soprassedere j — 
 
 ing, s. il soprassedere 
 Supersession, s. intermissione 
 Superstition, s. superstizione 
 Superstitious, a. superstizioso ; — 
 
 ly, ad. con superstizione 
 Superstruct, v. a. edificar sopra ; 
 
 — ure, s. edifizio 
 Supervacaneous, a. inutile 
 Supervene, v. a. sopravvenire 
 Supervise, v. a. soprantendere, ri- 
 
 vedere ; — or, s. soprantendente ; 
 
 — ing, s. il soprantendere 
 Supervive, v. a. soprovvivere 
 Supine, a. supino ; — s. supino ; 
 
 — ly, ad. oz'.osamente ; — ity, 
 
 — ness, negligenza [nistrare 
 
 Suppeditate, v. a. suppeditare, mi- 
 Supper, s. cena ; to uring in sup- 
 per, servir la cena ; to eat one's 
 
 supper, cenare ; supper-time, 
 
 tempo di cenare ; supperless, a. 
 
 senza cena 
 Supping, s. il cenare 
 Supplant, v. a, dare il gambetto ad 
 
 SUR 
 
 uno, ingannare ; — er, s. mgan- 
 natore 
 Supple, a. fiessibile, umile 
 Supple, v. a. rendere fiessibile 
 Supplement, s. supplemento 
 Suppleness, *. flessibilita, sommis- 
 
 sione 
 Suppletory, a. che supplisce 
 Suppliant, or Supplicant, s. suppli- 
 
 cante 
 Supplicate, v. a. supplicare 
 Supplication, s. supplica 
 Supply, s. soccorso, rinforzo ; — 
 v. a. sovvenirealdifetto; supply 
 one's place, empiere il luogo d'un 
 altroj supply with, ministrare, 
 fornire ; — ing, s. il supplire 
 Support, s. sostegno ; — v. a. sup- 
 portare, mantenere, assistere, 
 proteggere, appoggiare, alimen- 
 tare ; — able, a. tollerabilej — 
 er, s. appoggio, sostegno ; — of a 
 table, un piede di tavola 
 Supposable, a. che si pub supporre 
 Suppose, v. a. supporre, persua- 
 dersi, credere ; it is to be sup- 
 posed, bisogna credere j — ing, 
 s. il supporre 
 Supposition, s. supposizione 
 Supposititious, a. supposto, falso 
 Suppress, v. a. sopprimere, impe- 
 dire, abbolire ; — ing, or — ion, 
 s. soppressione 
 Suppressor, s. colui chesopp r ime 
 Suppurate, v. n. marcire 
 Suppuration, s. il marcire 
 Suppurative, a. suppurativa 
 Supputation, s. compufamento 
 Suppute, v. a. computare 
 Supputing, s. computo 
 Supremacy, s. supremazia 
 Supreme, a. supremo ; — ly, ad. 
 
 altissimamente 
 Surbate, s. malattia che rende i 
 cavalli spedati ; surbate a horse, 
 v. a. spedare un cavallo 
 Surcease, v. n. cessare ; — ing, s. 
 
 il cessare 
 Surcharge, s. sopraccarico ; — v. a. 
 sopraccaricare j — ing, *. sover- 
 chio, carico 
 Surcingle, a. cintola 
 Surcoat, s. saltambarco 
 Surd, a. sordo 
 Surdity, s. sordita 
 Sure, a. sicuro, certo, indubitato, 
 infallibile, fedele, fuor di perico- 
 lo, fermo, solido ; to make sure 
 of one, assicurarsi d'una persona ; 
 be sure you do it, non fallite di 
 farlo ; — ly, ad. certamente ; — 
 ness, s. sicurez7a 
 458 
 
 sus 
 
 Suretiship, s. malleveria 
 
 Surety, *. mallevadore 
 
 Surface, s. superficie 
 
 Surfeit, s. crapula, noia ; to take a 
 
 surfeit, avere un' indigestione ; 
 
 surfeit water, acqua distillata con 
 
 erbe buone contro l'indigestione ; 
 
 surfeit one's self, saziarsi di qual- 
 
 che cosa 
 Surfeiting, s. stucchevolezza 
 Surge, s. onda ; — v.n. ondeggiare 
 Surgeon, *. chirurgo 
 Surgery, s. chirurgia 
 Surly, a. arc.igno ; — ily, ad. fas- 
 
 tidiosamente ; —ness, 3. noia, 
 
 sdegnosita 
 Surmise, s. immaginazione ; — 
 
 v. a. and n. pensare, credere ; 
 
 — ing, s. pensiero 
 Surmount, v. a. sormontare ; — 
 
 able, a. che si pub vincere ; — 
 
 ing, s. il sormontare 
 Surname, s. soprannome 
 Surpass, v. a. superare ; — able, a. 
 
 che si pub superare j — ing, s. il 
 
 superare ; — ingly, ad. straordi- 
 
 nariamente 
 Surplice, s. cotta 
 Surplus, s. sopprappiu 
 Surprisal, or Surprise, *. sorpresa, 
 
 maraviglia [vigliare 
 
 Surprise, v. a. sorprendere, mara- 
 Surprising, s. il sorprendere; — 
 
 ly, ad. con istupore 
 Surrender, s. resa; — v. a. ren- 
 dere ; — v.n. rendersi ; — ing, 
 
 s. arrendimento 
 Surreption, s. sorpresa 
 Surreptitious, a. surrettizio ; — ly, 
 
 ad. segretamenfe 
 Surrogate, *. sostituto ; — a. sosti 
 
 tuto ; — v. a. sostituire ; —ion, 
 
 s. il sostituire 
 Surround, v. a. circondare 
 Surtout, s. zimarra 
 Survey, s. rivista ; — v. a. osser- 
 
 vare da ogni banda, misurare 
 
 terreno ; — or, s. soprantendente, 
 
 agrimensore ; — orship, s. l'offi- 
 
 cio del soprantendente 
 Survival, s. il sopravvivere 
 Survivance, s. sopravvivenza 
 Survive, v. n. sopravvivere, vivei 
 
 piii 
 Survivor, s. sopravvivente ; — ship, 
 
 s. sopravvivenza 
 Susceptible, or Susceptive, a. su»- 
 
 cettibile 
 Suscitate, v. a. suscitare 
 Suscitating, or Suscitation, *. susci- 
 
 tamento 
 Suspect, v. a. sospettare, imrnagi- 
 
SWA 
 
 nirsi ; — (jjl, a. sosi>ettoso j — 
 ing, 5. il sospettare 
 8uspeuse, s. dubbio ; — to be in 
 
 piccare, tener so- 
 
 sion, *. so- 
 
 BpODS 
 
 j . s. bracchiere 
 
 Suspicion.' j. diffidenza, sospetto ; 
 
 to entertain a suspicion of one, 
 
 . diffiden- 
 
 mente 
 S r. il sos 
 
 Sustain. 
 
 in a loss, 
 fare una perdita ; — able, a. che 
 
 Sustenance, *. alimento, sosteuta- 
 a stezno 
 
 . '.untello 
 Sutler, s. vivandiere 
 Suture, *. cucirura 
 Swab, s. spun nio per lavare le 
 caiir . — . . s 'pare 
 
 . t. mozzo di vascello 
 
 i ; — v. a. fivri- 
 [s. f\scia 
 lingcloth, 
 i. u. cion- 
 
 cia gli ci 
 
 . v. n. vantarsi ; — *. unn 
 ; — in.', s. millanteria 
 r. un cootadino, ud pastore, 
 un giovane j boatswain, s. bo- 
 smaii j 
 Swallow, s. mn line : water-swal- 
 low, j. codiremolo : swallow- 
 tail. *. coda di rondine 
 
 . i. la sola ; swal- 
 rt, s. celidonia 
 Swallow, r. a. inghiotl 
 
 low I.; ta swallow 
 
 one's voids, clisdirsi ; — ing, s. 
 inghiottimen'o 
 Swam, pra. ot" Sicim. nuotare 
 Swamp, j. pan) 
 
 [cann 
 Swan, s. cimn : will- 
 Swap, i. 
 Sward, 
 
 ■ f 'he earth, la supcrficie 
 delb terra 
 
 ■ '-> SCiame, abbon- 
 — t. gran qua: 
 bees, sciame d'api ; — 
 formicain 
 Swarth. . mali?no j 
 
 — r. a. auner.irt;, raider uero 
 
 SWI 
 
 Swarthy, a. gfcenB, nero ; — isb, 
 ci. arsiceioj — mess, s. nerezxa 
 
 Swash, s. torrente ; — v. a. sproa- 
 ?.uv. sehermire 
 
 Swath, s. un ciglione 
 
 Swathe, v. a. fasciare 
 
 Swathing-clothes, s. pL fascie 
 
 . i oiero ; — 0. n. domi- 
 
 na're, governan ; sway the scep- 
 tre, portar lo scettro, regnare, do- 
 
 miuare 
 Swear, v. n. giurare, bestenum* 
 are ; BWear one, fargiurare alcu- 
 uo ; — er, s. giuratore j — ing, s. 
 giaraxn 
 
 sudore ; to cause sweat, 
 tar sudare 
 
 . a. and n. mandar fuor 
 il sudore, l ar su lare ; — er, s. 
 uno che e soggetto a sudare ; — 
 ini. S. sudore 
 i 
 
 Sweepi v. a. scopare ; ehimney- 
 . un i spazzacammino 
 • tzzalura 
 Sweepnet, ■ . 
 
 lui die vince tut- 
 to il denam degli altri 
 Sweet, a. dolce, grato air odornto, 
 . . die con pasta ; 
 cezaa, piacere, profumo : 
 swe.-t lo k, cera amena ; sweet 
 smile, dolce sorriso ; .-■.. 
 c infitture ; — ly, ad. d Icemen- 
 te ; — ness, s. "dolcezza ; — ner, 
 s. ciurmadore 
 Sweet-smelling, odorifero 
 Sweet-nature I, aflabile, cortese 
 Sweetbread, (cairs,) auimella di 
 
 vitella 
 Sweetheart, s. aman'e 
 Sweeten, v. a. addolcire. mitigare ; 
 
 — with sugar, inzuccberare 
 Swell, s. Ex. the swell of the sea, 
 
 l'onde del mare 
 Swell, v. a. ffonfiare, ingrossare 
 
 — r. n. crescere ; swell out, far 
 sac co 
 
 Swelling', t. g^nfiamento 
 
 » in the ^roin, tincone 
 Swelter, v. ?t. afibgare 
 Swehry, mr Sweltring, a. che affoga 
 
 Swerve. 0. H. stornarsi 
 Swerving, i. lo stornarsi 
 
 •• el nee, presto ; — ly. (vl. 
 velocemt-nte ; — ne?s, s. velocita 
 Swi.'. v. a. here a gran sorsi 
 Swill, s. broda ; — v. a. inghiot- 
 
 tire ; — v. n. trincare 
 Swill -bellied, a. pnnciuto 
 Swill-bowl, s. bevi'ore 
 459 
 
 SYN 
 
 Swilling, *. crapula 
 
 Sa un, i'. it. nuotare ; swim away, 
 sal vard nuotando ; swim over a 
 river, passare on tiume a nuoto 
 
 Su inmuT, t. nuotatore 
 Swimming, *. nuoto ; — of the 
 
 head, vertigine ; swimming* 
 
 place, bagno 
 Swine, *. |>orco ; swineherd, s. 
 : Bwine-breadj s. tartu- 
 
 Kl ; swine-sty, 3. porcile 
 Swine-like, ad. da porco 
 Swing, *. bindolo, spinta, altalena; 
 
 to give one a Bwing, dar una 
 
 s|iinta ad uuo; suing, v. a. doc 
 
 dolare ; swing about, girare 
 Swinish, a. grossolano 
 Swipe, s. altalena 
 Switch, s. bacchetta ; — v. a. bat- 
 
 tore con bacchetta 
 Swivel, s. perno [gonfio 
 
 Swollen, or Swoln, a. gonfiato, 
 Swoon, s. svenimento ; — v. n. 
 
 svenire 
 Swoop, v. a. afferrare co^li artigli 
 Swop, v. a. barattare j — ping, *. 
 
 baratto 
 Sword, s. spada ; to wear a sword, 
 i a la ; to put all to the 
 
 sword, metier tutti a til di spada 
 Sword -pi aver, s. un gladiators 
 Sword-fish, s. pesce spada 
 Sword-cutler, spadaio 
 Sword-grass, gbiaccraolo 
 
 's-man, s. combattitore 
 rtt. of Swear, giurare 
 Sworn, a. giurato 
 Swung, a. dondolato 
 Sybil, s. sibilla 
 Sycamore, *. sicomoro 
 Sycophant, s. un adulatore 
 Syllabical, u. di sillaba 
 Syllable, s. sillaba 
 Syllogism, s. sillogismo 
 Syllogistic, — al, a. si'.logistico 
 Syllogize, v. n. sillogizzare 
 Sylvan, a. silvano; — s. un sil- 
 
 vano 
 Symbol, s. simbolo ; — ical, a. sim- 
 
 bolico; — ize, v. a. simbolizzare 
 Symmetrical, a. fatto con simme- 
 
 'tria 
 Symmetry, s. simmctria 
 Sympathetic, — al, a. simpatico ; 
 
 — ly, ad. simpaticamente 
 Sympathize, v. n. rimpatizanre 
 Sympathy, s. simpatia, compas- 
 
 'sione 
 Symphony^ 3. sinfonia 
 Symptom, 3. sintomo, segno; — ic, 
 
 — al, a. sintoma'ico 
 Synagogue, a. 6inagoga 
 
TAC 
 
 Syncope, *. sincopa, svenimento 
 Syndic, s. procurator di comunita 
 Syndicate, or Syndicship, *. sindi- 
 
 cato 
 Synecdoche, *. sineddoche 
 Synod, s. sinodo 
 
 Synodal, or Synodical, a. sinodale 
 Synouyma. s. pi. sinouimi 
 Synonymous, a. sinonimo 
 Synopsis, s. compendio 
 Syntax, s. sintassi 
 Synthesis, s. sintesi [gare 
 
 Syringe, s. siringa ; — v. a. sirin- 
 Systeui, s. sisteuia j — atical, a. 
 
 sistematico 
 Systole, s. sistole 
 
 T 
 
 TABBY, s. taW J tabby, or tab- 
 by-like, a. ondato 
 
 Tabernacle, s. tabernacolo 
 
 Tabid, a. magro, smunto 
 
 Tablature, s. intavolatura 
 
 Table, s. tavola ; — for meat, men- 
 sa j — to write on, tavolino ; to 
 keep a good table, trattarsi bene ; 
 table of a book, indice d'un li- 
 bro; iable-cloth, tovagliaj table- 
 plate, vassellame da tavola ; ta- 
 ble-beer, birra piccola ; table- 
 book, libro in cui i caratteri non 
 sono fatti coll' inchiostro, ma in- 
 cisi ; table-talk, conversazione 
 che si fa a tavola ; side-table, s. 
 bud'etto 
 
 Tablet, s. tavoletta 
 
 Tabour, s. tamburino ; — v. a. suo- 
 nare il cimbalo ; — er, s. colui 
 che suona il cimbalo 
 
 Tabouret, s. sgabello 
 
 Tabular, a. tavolare, tavolato 
 
 Tabulated, a. liscio, piano 
 
 Tacit, a. tacito j — ly, ad. tacita- 
 mente 
 
 Taciturnity, s. taciturnita 
 
 Tack, s. agutello ; tacks, (ropes,) 
 armadure di vascello 
 
 Tack, v. a. attaccare ; tack togeth- 
 er, unire ; tack the ship, dar la 
 volta al vascello ; tack about, pi- 
 gliar altre misure [ame 
 
 Tackles, or Tackle-ropes, s. sarti- 
 
 Tackling, ». sarte, robe, masseri- 
 zie ; tackling, (kitchen,) arnesi 
 di (ucina; to look well to one's 
 tackling, stare in cervello 
 
 Tactics, s. l'arte dello schierare le 
 truppe 
 
 TAL 
 
 Tactile, a. tangibile 
 
 Taction, *. il tatto 
 
 Tadpole, s. ranocchio 
 
 Tafleta, or Taffety, s. taffetta 
 
 Tag, s. puntale j — v. a. metter il 
 puntale ; — v. n. c.odiare 
 
 Tail, s. coda, il diretano ; plough- 
 tail, s. il manico dell' aratro j 
 tail-piece, fregi a piacere che si 
 mettono per ornamento ne' libri 
 
 Tailed, a. codato 
 
 Taint, s. prova di delitto, mac- 
 chia, disonore ; — v. a. corrom- 
 pere, guadagnar con donativi } — 
 less, a. puro, non infetto 
 
 Tainture, s. macchia 
 
 Take, v. a. prendere ; take one's 
 part, pigliar la parte d'uno ; take 
 a town, espugnare una citta ; take 
 in marriage, pigliar per moglie ; 
 take in pieces, mettere in pezzi ; 
 take a walk, fare una passeggia- 
 ta ; take one's pleasure, divertir- 
 si ; take the law of one, muovere 
 lite ad uno ; take for granted, 
 supporre ; take a fancy to a 
 thing, metter a more a qualche 
 cosa ; take after one, rassomigli- 
 are j take asunder, separare ; 
 take away, sparecchiare ; take 
 one down, abbassare ; take in 
 hand, intrapprendere ; take off, 
 levare, toglier via ; take out, ti- 
 rare ; take up, alzare 
 
 Take, v. n. riuscire 
 
 Taker, s. prenditore [acevole 
 
 Taking, s. prendimento ; — a. pi- 
 
 Talbot, s. levriere 
 
 Talc, s. talco 
 
 Tate, s. novella, favola ; to tell 
 tales, novellare ; to tell tales of 
 one, sparlar d'uno ; telltale, or 
 tale-bearer, s. un novellista 
 
 Tale, s. conto, numero 
 
 Talent, s. talento, capacita. 
 
 Talisman, s. talismano ; — ic, a. 
 magico 
 
 Talk, s. parlare, discorso ; — v.n. 
 parlare, discorrere j talk over, 
 v. a. contare 
 
 Talkative, a. ciarliero j — ness, 
 s. ciarla, cicalio [more 
 
 Talked of, a. di cui si fa gran ro- 
 
 Talker, *. parlatore, millantatore ; 
 much talking, cicaleccio, ciarla 
 
 Tall, a. grande, alto 
 
 Tallage, s. taglia, imposizione 
 
 Talley, or Tally, *. tessera ; — v. 
 
 . a. marcare ; — v.n. convenire 
 
 Tallness, s. altezza 
 
 Tallow, s. sevo, sego 
 
 Tallow-chandler, s. candelaio 
 
 TAR 
 
 Tallow, v. a. insevare j —ish, a, 
 
 pieno di sevo 
 Talon, *. artiglio 
 Tamarind, s. tamarindo 
 Tamarisk, *. tamarisco 
 Tambour, s. tamburo 
 Tame, a. domato, domestico, 
 
 uniile, sommessoj to grow tame, 
 
 addom est i cars i 
 Tame, v. a. domare, umiliare ; — 
 
 ly, ad. sommessamente, vilmen- 
 
 te ; — ness, s. sommissione ; to 
 
 tame one's passions, rintuzzare 
 
 le proprie passioni 
 Tamer, s. domatore 
 Tamper with one, v. n. tener pra- 
 
 tica, sollecitare ; to tamper with 
 
 a disease, usar dubbiosi medica- 
 
 menti [abbronzare 
 
 Tan, *. concia j — v. a. conciare, 
 Tang, s. tanfo, cattivo gusto, suo- 
 
 no ; — v. n. tintinnare 
 Tangent, s. tangente 
 Tangibility, s. qualita tangibile 
 Tangible, a. tangibile 
 Tangle, v. a. imbrogliare 
 Tanhouse, s. concia 
 Tank, *. cisterna da tenervi acqua 
 Tankard, s. boccale 
 Tanned, a. abbronzato 
 Tanner, s. conciatore 
 Tansy, *. tanaceto 
 Tantalize, v. a. far una cosa cosi 
 
 per giuoco 
 Tantamount, a. equivalente 
 Tantivy, s. gran galoppo 
 Tap, s. botta, percossa ; — v. a. 
 
 spillare una botte, battere ; tap a 
 
 tree, scalzare un aibero 
 Tape, s. fettuccia di filo 
 Taper, s. cero 
 
 Taper, — ing, a. conico, piramidale 
 Taper, v. n. Tarsi in forma di pi- 
 
 ramide 
 Tapestry, s. tappezzeria ; tapestry- 
 maker, s. quello che lavora di 
 
 tappezzeria 
 Tapping, s. paracentesi 
 Tapster, *. colui che tira da bere in 
 
 una csteria 
 Tar, s. pece liquida, marinaio j — 
 
 v. a. spalmare 
 Tarantula, s. tarantola 
 Tardily, ad. tardamente 
 Tardiness, s. tardezza 
 Tardy, a. tardo, pigro, negligente, 
 
 colpevole 
 Tardy, v. a. ritardare 
 Tare, *. tara ; — v. a. tarare 
 Tares, s. loglio 
 Target, s. targa 
 Tariff, *. tariffa 
 
TEA 
 
 Tarnish. P. n. appannarti ; — t>. 
 
 a. oscurare [nuxinaiu 
 
 Tarpaulin?, s. catrame, mi vera 
 Tarry, p. n. indugiare, diniorare ; 
 i.i-ry for me tier.-, aspettatemi qui 
 ccante ; — 
 ly, art. •gramente ; — doss, .*. 
 i : apple- 
 tart, torta da pomi ; urt-pau, *. 
 tortiera 
 Tartane, *. tar'ana 
 Tartar, s. tartaro 
 Tartarean, a. iufernale 
 Tartarons, a. pienn di tartaro 
 Task. t. earico ; hard task, cosa 
 saalagevole a fare 
 
 -*er, *. esattore 
 r. fiocco; tas el, (hawk,) s. 
 teranolo 
 
 - custo ; — v. a. gnstare, 
 assaggiare, aver qualche gusto ; 
 this wine tastes well, questo vi- 
 no ha buon gusto ; well-tasted, 
 gustoso ; ill-tasted, injrato : to 
 be out of taste, es^ere n 
 Taster, *. sustatnre ; the kine's 
 taster, colui che assaggia le vi- 
 iel re 
 Taster, *. saggiuolo 
 Tasting, *. gustamento 
 Tasteless, a. insipido 
 Tatter, s. cencio [povero 
 
 Tatter denial ion. t. uno stracciato. 
 Tatters!, a. stracciato [ciarla 
 
 Tattle, p. ?u coaaacchiare ; — t. 
 Tattler, t. un ciealone 
 Ta"rv>. s. ritira, chiamata 
 Taudry. a. sfoggjalo 
 Taunt, $. motto ; — v. a. and n. 
 —•iare, burlare ; — «r, x. 
 burlone 
 Tauutiuily, ad. in burla 
 Taurus J." Tauro [sime cose 
 
 Tautologize. t\ n. ridire le mede- 
 Tantotogical, a. tautologico 
 Tautology, j. tau'olozia 
 Tavern, i. taverna ; tavern-hnnter, 
 t. que»li die frequenta le taVer- 
 ne ; tavern-keeper, *. un taver- 
 naio [giuoca 
 
 Taw. f. p*>77n di marmo con cui si 
 Taw. p. a. ctnciare 
 
 ;. bruno 
 Tax. t. tassa, imposizi^ne ; tax- 
 lleftOTC delle tasse 
 Ta.v. p. a. tapwe, biasimare; tax- 
 
 taase 
 Taxation, t . basagiooe 
 Taylor, t. sartnre [#. te 
 
 Tea, (shrub.) *. il te ; tea, (liquor.) 
 Teach, v. a. inse»nare, predicare ; 
 —able, a, insegnevole 
 
 TEN 
 
 Teacher, *. predicatore, maestro 
 Teal, a. farchetol.i 
 Team, *. tiro ; — v. a. attaccare 
 Tear, $. lagrima j to shed tears, pi> 
 
 Utgera [stracciarsi 
 
 Tear, r. a. st race i are ; — p. n. 
 Tearing, .*. stracciamentQ, straceia- 
 
 tin a ; — a. tor e ; a tearing lass, 
 
 una (anciulla tutta briaj tearing, 
 
 a. Ex. ihfl goes tearing tine, ella 
 
 e sempre audi iti-suna 
 Tease, p. a. aitamnre 
 
 . poppa, tetta 
 Teasel, 5. cardo 
 Techiness, s. sdegnosita 
 Technical, a. ttcuico 
 Teeny, a. sdegnoso 
 Tedious, a. tedioso, lento ; — lv, 
 
 ad. nojosamente ; — ness, s. tedio 
 Teem, v. n. generare, creare j — 
 
 inz. a. fertile 
 Teeth, ». denti 
 Tegument *. integumento 
 Trim, s. tinta 
 Telescope, s. telescopio 
 Tell, v. a. dire, contare 
 Tell-tale, 5. rap|>orlatore 
 Teller, s. dicitore 
 Temerarious, a. temerario 
 Temerity, s. temerita 
 Temper,*, tempra, umore 
 Temper, v. a. temprar del ferro, 
 
 moderare, stemperare i colori 
 Temperament, s. teinperamento 
 Temperance, 5. temperai za 
 Temperate, a. temperato ; — ly, 
 
 ad. moderatamente ; — ness, s. 
 
 moderarnento 
 Temperature, s. tempra 
 Tempest, s. tempesta j — uous, a. 
 
 lempestoso 
 Templar, s. templare 
 Templars, s. pi. tenii)Iari 
 Temple, s. tempio ; — of the head, 
 
 tempia 
 Temporal, a. temporale, secolare ; 
 
 — ities *. i beni temporali j — ly, 
 
 ad. temporalmente 
 Temporary, a. chc dura a tempo, 
 
 transitorio 
 Temporize, v. a. tempores^iare ; 
 
 — er, s. che seconda il tempo ; — 
 
 ing, *. il fempore'giare 
 Tempt, v. a. tentare, invitare, in- 
 
 s'iiare 
 Temptation, s. tentazione 
 Tempter, *. tentatore ; the tempt- 
 er, il diavolo [volte tanto 
 Ten, a. dieci ; tenfold, a. dieci 
 Tenable, o. che si puo tenere 
 Tenacious a. tenace ; — ly, ad. te- 
 
 nacemeute 
 
 461 
 
 TER 
 
 Tenacity, s. viscosita, avarizia 
 Tenancy, s. can che teniamo d'un 
 
 altro 
 
 Tenant of land. .t. fittflario 
 
 Tenant of a bouas. *. puionale 
 
 Tenantable, a. abitaluli- 
 
 Tench, P. tinea 
 
 Tend, v. 11. lendere, aver la miro, 
 curare, bad art* 
 
 Tendency, s. line, inclinazione 
 
 Tender, a. tenere ; — i>. a. offe- 
 rire ; — *. otl'erta, baltello 
 
 Tender, v. a. amare, aver della 
 tenerezza ; as they tender his 
 majesty's displeasure, sotto pena 
 d'incrrere l'in lignazione di sua 
 maesta ; — ly, ad. teneramente , 
 — ness, *. tenerezza, delicatezza, 
 amore 
 
 Tendinous, a. tendinoso 
 
 Tendon, *. tendine 
 
 Tendril, *. tenerume [tenebre 
 
 Tenebrous, a. tenebroso j — ity, *. 
 
 Tenement, *. case 
 
 Tenesmus, r. tenesmo 
 
 Tenet, 9. opinione 
 
 Tennis, s. pallacorda ; tenniscour 1 , 
 s. il luogo dove si giuoca alia 
 pal lacorda 
 
 Tenon, *. arpione 
 
 Tenor, *. tenore, soggetto 
 
 Tense, *. tempo 
 
 Tension, s. tensione 
 
 Tent, a, padi^lione ; tentcloth, *. 
 fodera ; tentmaker, faciiore d« 
 tende 
 
 Tentation, or Tentative, s. sargio 
 
 Tenter, s. uncino [cimo luogc. 
 
 Tenth, a. decimo ; — ly, ad. in de- 
 Ten I hs, s. pi. dec i me 
 
 Tenuity, *. tenuita 
 
 Tenuous, a. tenue 
 
 Tenure, *. titolo [dezza 
 
 Tepid, a. tepido ; — ity, *. tepi- 
 
 Terce, *. misura di liquidi 
 
 Tergiversation, *. storcimento 
 
 Term, s. (ermine, confine ; term- 
 time, giorni curiali 
 
 Terms, s. pL condizioni 
 
 Term, v. a. nominare 
 1 1 rmagant, *. campionessa ; — a. 
 torbido, litigioso 
 
 Termina'e, v. a. terminare 
 
 Termination, ». terminazione 
 
 Termless, a. illimitato 
 
 Termly. ad. o?ni termine 
 
 Ternary, a. ternario 
 
 Terrace, *. terrazza 
 
 Terraqueous, a. terracqueo 
 
 Terreous, a. terroso 
 
 Terrestrial, a. terrestre 
 
 Terrible, o. spaventevole ', - 
 
THA 
 
 9. terribilita ; — ly, ad. terribil- 
 
 mente [censi 
 
 Terrier, s. can bassetto, registro di 
 Terrific, a. terribile 
 Terrify, v. a. atterrire 
 Territory, s. territorio 
 Terror, s. spavento [netto 
 
 Terse, a. terso ; terse 6tyle, stile 
 Tertian ague, s. una febbre terzana 
 Tertiate, v. a. interzare 
 Tesselated, a. commesso a scacchi 
 Test, s. coppella, cimento ; to put 
 
 to the test, far prova di uno 
 Testaceous, a. testaceo 
 Testament, s. testamento ; — ary, 
 
 a. testamentario 
 Testator, s. testatore 
 Testatrix, s. testatrice 
 Tester, s. cielo del letto, sei soldi 
 Testicle, s. testicolo 
 Testification, s. testificazione 
 Testify, v. a. tes'ificare ; — ing, s. 
 
 il testificare 
 Testimonial, a. tes'imoniale ; — s. 
 
 lettera testimoniale 
 Testimony, s. testimonianza ; in 
 
 testimony whereof, in fede di 
 
 che 
 Testiness, s. fantasticaggine 
 Teston, s. testone 
 
 Testy, a. aromatico [stoiare 
 
 Tether, s. pasioio ; — v. a. impa- 
 Tetrarch, s. tetrarca 
 Tetrarchy, s. te rarchia 
 Tetter, s."serpigine 
 Teutonic, a. Tedesco, Teutonico 
 Text, s. testo 
 Textuarist, or Textuary, s. uomo 
 
 intenden'.e de ? testi della scrit- 
 
 tura 
 Texture, s. tessitura 
 Than, conj. di, che, piu che non, 
 
 anzi che ; I know it better than 
 
 you, io so medio di voi 
 Thane, s. persona nobile 
 Thank, v. a. rin?raziare; God be 
 
 thanked, rltigfaziato Iddio 
 Thankful, a. grato ; — ly, ad. gra- 
 
 tamen*e ; — ness s. gratitudine 
 Thankless, a. in^rato 
 Thanks, s. grrazie ; ^\ve thanks, 
 
 rende- ?razie 
 Thanksgiving, s. rin^raziamento 
 That, pron. quello, quella ; — 
 
 prim. re 1 , chi, che ; —conj. che, 
 
 acciocche 
 Thntch, s. pallia 
 Thatch, v. a. coprir di paglia ; 
 
 thatched-house. s. casa col tetto 
 
 di stoppia, o parlia 
 Tha*cher, s. cmciatetti in parlia 
 Thaw, v. n. dighiacciare ; — s. il 
 
 THl 
 
 dighiacciare j it thaws, dighiac- 
 
 ci.i 
 The, art. il, lo, la, i, gli 
 Theatre, s. teatro 
 Theatrical, a. teatrale 
 Thee, pron. ti, te 
 Theft, s. ladroneccio 
 Their, pron. loro; their father, il 
 
 pad-re loro 
 Them, pron. pi. li, le, loro, gli ; I 
 
 love them, gli amo 
 Theme, s. soggetto, tema 
 Then, ad. allora, in quel tempo ; 
 
 now and then, di quando in 
 
 quando 
 Then, (afterwards,) poi, dopo 
 Then, cm;/, dunque ; what shall I 
 
 do then? che faro dunque ? 
 Thence, ad. di la, indi ; he is gone 
 
 from thence, egli e partitd di la 
 Thenceforth, or Thenceforward, 
 
 da quel tempo in qua 
 Theogony, s. teogonia [go 
 
 Theologer, or Theologian, s. teolo- 
 Theological, a. teologale ; — ly, ad. 
 
 teologicamente 
 Theology, s. teologia 
 Theorbo, s. tiorba 
 Theorem, s. teorema 
 Theorematic, a. teorematico 
 Theoretical, a. speculative 
 Theory, s. teorica 
 Therapeutic, s. terapeutico 
 There, ad. 11, la ; here and there, 
 
 qua e la ; there is, or there are, 
 
 v' e, vi sono 
 Thereabout, ad. incirca, intorno, 
 | intorno a questo 
 Thereabouts, ad. la in'orno ; ten 
 
 pounds or thereabouts, dieci lire 
 
 incirca 
 Thereby, ad. da cib 
 Therefore, conj. per cib 
 Therefore, (then,) dunque 
 Therein, ad. in cib 
 Thereof, ad. di cio 
 Thereto, ad. a cio 
 Thereupon, ad. circa di cib 
 Therewith, con cib 
 Theriacal, a. triacale 
 Thermometer, s. termome*ro 
 Thesaurize, v. n. tesaurizzare 
 These, pron. questi, queste 
 Thesis, s. tesi 
 
 Th -y, pron. e^lino, elleno, loro 
 Thick, a. spesso ; to speak thick, 
 
 aver la lingua grassa 
 Thicken, v. a. spessare; — ing, s. 
 
 lo spessare 
 Thicket, ». boscheffd, folto 
 Thickness, s. spessezza 
 Thickset, a. spesso 
 
 THO 
 
 Thief, s. ladro 
 
 Thief-catcher, s. birro 
 
 Thieve, v. ro. rubare 
 
 Thievery, or Thieving, s. furto 
 
 Thievish, a. inclinatoa rubare; — 
 ly, ad. da ladro ; — ness, s. in- 
 cJinazione a rubare 
 
 Thigh, s. coscia 
 
 Thill, *. timone di carro ; thill- 
 horse, s. il cavallo che sta al ti- 
 mone 
 
 Thimble, s. ditale 
 
 Thin, a. sottile, rado, piccolo, mi- 
 nuto, magro ; — v. a. diradare ; 
 to grow thin, smagrire 
 
 Thin-bodied, a. smilzo 
 
 Thine, pron. il tuo, la tua, i tuoi, 
 le tue 
 
 Thing, s. cosa ; where are my 
 things ? dove sono le mie robe? 
 
 Think, v. n. pensare; think well 
 or ill, pensar bene o male ; think 
 of, or upon, considerare ; I think 
 so, credo di si ; th'ink light of a 
 thing, far poco conto di una cosa 
 
 Thinker, s. un che pensa assai 
 
 Thinking, s. pensamento \ in my 
 thinking, a mio parere 
 
 Thinking, a. giudizioso 
 
 Thinly, ad. radamente 
 
 Thinness, s. radezza 
 
 Third, a. terzo, (in music,) un ter- 
 zo ; — ly, ad. in terzo luogo 
 
 Thirst, s. sete 
 
 Thirstily, ad. avilfamente 
 
 Thirsty,- a. sitibondo ; blood- 
 thirsty, a. sanguinolente 
 
 Thirteen, a. tredici 
 
 Thirteenth, a. tredicesimo 
 
 Thirtieth, a. trentesimo 
 
 Thirty, a. trenta 
 
 This, pron. questo, questa ; what 
 does this mean ? che vuol dir 
 questo ? 
 
 Thistle, s. cardo ; thistledown, s. 
 cottone di cardone 
 
 Thither, ad. 11, la ; go thither, an- 
 date la ; — to, ad. fin la ; — 
 wards, ad. verso la 
 
 Thong, s. striscia di cuoio ; — ed, 
 a. legato con strisce di cuoio 
 
 Thorn, s. spina ; whitethorn, or 
 hawthorn, s. spinalba ; thorn- 
 bush, s. spineto ; thornback, *. 
 razza 
 
 Thorny, a. spinoso, pien di spine, 
 tedioso, molesto 
 
 Thorough, or Through, prep, per 
 traverso ; thorough change, inti- 
 ero cangiamento 
 
 Those, pron. quelli, quegli, que*, 
 quelle 
 
THR 
 
 Thou, }~rcni. tu ; — p. a. dar del 
 
 Though, con;', benche 
 
 : — ly, ad. 
 cou \ — uess, *. 
 
 UIIIT J 
 
 . spensicrato ; — 
 m.u verten/a 
 
 le j — a.migliaio, 
 
 I h, a. millesimo 
 ThraJ 
 
 rcuotere ; 
 >. trebbiatofe; — inf, s. 
 
 ■ - .- 
 
 TIOSO 
 
 — r. a. infilare ; 
 - 
 (j. filio di hlo 
 . .1. i.l unentoso 
 minaccia; a man full of 
 ward, uu minac- 
 e uii cxlardo 
 
 . minaeciare 
 Threalener, s. mioacc 
 
 minaccevole; — 
 ly. <i</. minaocevolmeate 
 
 Three times, tre volte 
 Th;ee lei\ed gra^. t>;: 
 
 . • he ha ire piedi 
 Threeforked, a. triforcato 
 Thrtecoru-red, a. triane 
 Thrurf Id, a. :riplice. tripartita 
 Three^c <re, a. i 
 
 Thresh, PL a. trebbiare ; thresh 
 one, battere alcuno j — er, s. 
 trebbiatore 
 Threshing, *. trebbia'ura 
 ig-floor, s. aia 
 1, s. liuiiiare 
 Thrice, ad. tre volte 
 Thrift, s. paramenia ; spendthrift, 
 
 *. an i r 
 Thrifiily. ad. moderatamente 
 
 rsimonia 
 Thrill, *. succhiell>; — v. a. sue- 
 
 chiare 
 Thrive. v. n. profittare 
 Thriving. J. prosperiti 
 
 — y, ad. prosppra- 
 men'e; he goes on thrivingly, 
 
 --. gola ; to have a sore 
 Otal • alia gola ■ 
 tbmatwort, *. nome di pianta 
 Throb, en, palpi are 
 Throbbin.'. t. palpi tameoto 
 Throes, *. pi. (of a woman,) le do- 
 glie 
 
 TID 
 
 Throne, s. trono ; to sit upon a 
 
 throne, n 
 Throne, v. a. poire in trono 
 r. calca ; — p. tu 
 
 — 0. ii. aftbllare 
 Throttle, v. a. Btrangolare 
 
 Through, prep, per, a tiaverso; — 
 
 ly. ad. intieramente 
 
 Throughout, p>ep. fuor, fuora, per 
 
 Throw, s. tiro, colpo ; a stone- 
 throw, in tiro di 
 
 Throw, r. a. gettare ; throw silk, 
 torcerdella Beta ; fo throw away 
 one's money, get tar via il suo 
 danaro 
 
 Thrum, a, la rrangia delta Btamej 
 
 — v a. bastbnare, strimpellare 
 Thrash, s. tonio 
 
 Tin ust, ». spinta. una botta 
 
 -. a. spignere; thrust for- 
 ward, spignere avanti ; thrust 
 buck, rispi^nere ; thrust into 
 prison, mettere in prigione j 
 thrust in, eonficcare ; thrust 
 au ay, allontanare 
 
 Thumb, s. poll ice ; thumb's 
 breadth, on poll ice ; thumb- 
 stall, a. fascettadi tela per il dito ; 
 thumb a book, v. a. Gquadernart 
 
 Thump, s. col]) . ; — v. a. battere ; 
 | ercuotimeuto 
 
 Thimi] i 
 
 Thunder, s. tuono 
 
 Thunder-bolt, s. fulmine 
 
 Thunder, v. n. tuonare, fulminare : 
 it (bonders, luma 
 
 Thundering, s. tuonamen'o ; — a 
 terribile, erande ; thundering 
 noise, strepito, srnn romore 
 
 Thursday, ». Giovedl 
 
 Thus, ad. c i -i 
 
 Thwack, s. frusta, sferza ; — v. a. 
 . sferzare 
 
 Thwart, a. bieco, bis'.orto; — v. a. 
 attraversare 
 
 Thwarting, a. contrario ; — ly, ad. 
 d'una maniera contraria 
 
 Thy, pron. il tuo, la tua, i tuoi, le 
 tue [mollino 
 
 Thyme, s. timo ; wild thyme, ser- 
 
 Tiaia, s. tiara, mitra, la tiara del 
 papa 
 
 Tick, s. fodera ; — (insec\) zecca ; 
 ( lisease in horses,) v. tiro 
 
 Tick. 0. n. pigliare a credito 
 
 Ticket, s. I 
 
 Tickle, v. a. dikticare, piacere, 
 . re. solleticare 
 
 Ticklinz, s. solletico 
 
 Tickli-h. a. sollelicnso, delicato 
 
 Til, a. delicato, lezioao; a tidbit, 
 un boccone delic.it ) 
 
 TIM 
 
 Tide. .*. flusso del mare, riilusso, 
 l'onde, tempo, starione J wind- 
 
 ward-ti le, marea <• mtro vento ; 
 leeward-tide, ventoemarea; to 
 go with the tide, andarcolla nia- 
 rea ; tide-man, or ti le-waiter, 
 ; Whitsuntide, s. la 
 Pentecoste ; Martinmastide, la 
 festa di San Martino 
 
 Tide, d. n. sospingi re col flutto 
 
 'tidings, s. novelle 
 
 Tidy, a. destro, acconcio 
 
 Tie, v. legame, nodo; — v. a. le- 
 
 : he tied 
 
 himself n ; » by a vow, egli s'ob- 
 
 hl i^o eon voto 
 Tier, s. una fila 
 
 terza [bevanda 
 
 Tift", v. n. pun^ere ; — s. collera, 
 Tiflany, s. spezie di taffetta 
 
 . iigre 
 Tight, a. pulito. tirato 
 1 i-h i Q, o. a. legare che .sia bene 
 
 si ret to 
 Tightly, ad. attillatamente 
 Tigbtn ss, *. proprieta, slrettezza 
 Tigress, s. tigre 
 
 ' cchio 
 Tile, j. tegola; tilesfaeard, s. coc 
 
 cia ; tile-inaker, 5. facitor di te- 
 
 gole; tile-kiln, *. fornace da te- 
 
 gole 
 Tile, v. a. coprir con tegole 
 Till, s. tiraloio d'una bottega, tavo- 
 
 letla di stampatore 
 Till, ad. rino, infino; till now, fin' 
 
 Till the ground, v. a. zappare 
 
 Tillage, s. agricoltura ; laud fit for 
 tillage, terra arabile 
 
 Tiller," s. lavoratore, querciuolo, 
 liinone d'una barca 
 
 Tilling, s. coltura 
 
 Tilt, s. tenda 
 
 Tiltboat, s. barca coperfa 
 
 Tilts, s. ^iostra [giostra 
 
 TiHyard, s. luo^o destinato alia 
 
 Tilt', v. n. gins' rare 
 
 Tilt with swords, armegejiare 
 
 Tib, t\ a. alzar una botte di birra 
 
 Tiltcr, s. giostratore 
 
 Tilth, s. agricoltura 
 
 Til'ing, *. torneamento 
 
 Timber, s. legname ; timber-mer- 
 chant, mercaute di lezname ; 
 timber-work, s. lavoro di legna- 
 me ; timber of skins, quaranta 
 pelli 
 
 Timber, v. n. annidarsi 
 
 Timbrel, s. cemhalo 
 
 Time, s. tempo, secolo. opportuni- 
 ta, comodo, volta ; time out of 
 
TIT 
 
 mind, tempo immemorabile ; in 
 time, col tempo, dopo ; to come 
 time enough, venire a tempo 
 
 Time. v. a. prender del tempo 
 
 Timely, ad. opportunamente, di 
 buou' ora ; to give timely notice, 
 avvcrtire in tempo 
 
 Timid, a. timido ; — ity, s. timi- 
 dezza 
 
 Timorous, a. timido ; — ly, ad. 
 timidamente ; — ness, s. timidita 
 
 Tin, s. stagno, latta ,• tin candle- 
 stick, un candeliere di latta ; tin- 
 man, s. ferraio di latta 
 
 Tin over, v. a. stagnai e 
 
 Tincal, s. oricalco 
 
 Tinct, or Teint, s. tintura 
 
 Tincture, s. tinta, impressione, in- 
 farinatura. infusione ; — v. a. 
 dare una tintura 
 
 Tinder, s. esca 
 
 Tinderbox, s. scatola in cui si ticnc 
 il fucile e l'esca da battere fuoco 
 
 Ting, s. tintinno 
 
 Tinge, v. a. tingere 
 
 Tingle, v. a. tintinnire ; my ears 
 tingle, mi risonan gli orecchi 
 
 Tingling, s. tin inno 
 
 Tinker, s. calderaio ; tinker's bud- 
 get, sacchetto di calderaio 
 
 Tinsel, s. drappo tessuto con or- 
 pello 
 
 Tint, s. tintura, colore 
 
 Tiny, a. piccolo ; — s. tignuola 
 
 Tip, s. punta, cima 
 
 Tip-toe, punta del piede 
 
 Tipstaff, s. tavolaccino 
 
 Tip, munii^ di ferro ; tip down, 
 abbattere ; tip one's hand, ugner 
 le mani ad uno 
 
 Tippet, s. ciarpa ; woman's tippet, 
 coilare di pelle 
 
 Tipple, v. n. ubbriacarsi spesso 
 
 Tippler, s. bevitore 
 
 Tippling, s. imbriachezza j tip- 
 pling-house, s. osteria 
 
 Tipsy, a. mezzo cotto 
 
 Tire, for Attire, s. ornamento ; — 
 tire-woman, cameriera 
 
 Tire, v. a. ornare, acconciare, las- 
 sare, fat i care ; I fear I shall tire 
 you, temo d'esservi noioso 
 
 Tire, v. n. lassarsi ; I am tired 
 with walking, sono stanco di 
 camminare [tedio 
 
 Tiresome, a. noioso ; — ness, s. 
 
 'Tis, egli e 
 
 Tissue, s. riccio [doncellina 
 
 Tit, s. lui, cingallegra, cavalluccio, 
 
 Tithable, a. soggetto alia decima 
 
 Tithe, s. decima ; — v. a. deci- 
 maxej tithe-gatherer, s. riscuo- 
 
 TOL 
 
 titor di decime ; — ing, *. una 
 decima ; tithiug-man, s. il capo 
 d'una decina 
 
 Titillate, v. a. titillare 
 
 Titillation, s. solletico 
 
 Title, s. titolo, ragione 
 
 Title-page,*, il titolo 
 
 Title, v.'a. intitolare 
 
 Titter, v. n. ridere sconciamente 
 
 Tittle, s. punto [lone 
 
 Tittle-tattle, s. cicalamento, cica- 
 
 Tittle-tattle, v. n. gracchiare 
 
 Titular, a. titolare 
 
 To, prep, a, al, alio, alia ; he is 
 gone to Rome, egli e andato a 
 Roma ; to go to France, andare 
 in Francia ; to have a title to a 
 thing, aver ragione sopraqual- 
 che cosa 
 
 To, ad. verso ; my love to you, 
 l'amor che vi porto 
 
 Toad, s. botta, rospo j toadstone, s. 
 chelonite ; toad-stool, s. spezie di 
 fungo 
 
 Toast, s. fetta di pane abbrustola- 
 ta ; donna celebre 
 
 Toast, v. a. arrostire 
 
 Tobacco, s. tabacco ; to smoke to- 
 bacco, f'umar del tabacco ; to- 
 bacco-box, s. tabacchiera ; to- 
 bacco-pipe, pipa 
 
 Tobacconist, s. mercante di tabacco 
 
 Tod, s. pesodi 23 libbre 
 
 Toe, s. dito del piede ; great toe, il 
 dito grosso del piede ; from top 
 to toe, da capo al piede 
 
 Together, ad. insieme; to gather 
 together, raccogliere 
 
 Toil, s. pena ; — v. n. faticarsi 
 
 Toiler, s. lavoratore 
 
 Toilet, s. tavolino a cui le donne 
 s'acconciano 
 
 Toiling, s. fatica 
 
 Toilsome, a. fatichevole; — ness, 
 s. affanno 
 
 Token, s. segno, presente, regalo 
 
 Told, a. detto 
 
 Tolerable, a. tollerabile, mediocre ; 
 — ness, s. mediocrita; — ly, ad. 
 cosl cosi 
 
 Tolerance, s. tolleranza 
 
 Tolerate, v. a. tollerare 
 
 Tolerating, or Toleration, *. tolle- 
 ranza 
 
 Toll, s. pedaggio ; to pay toll, v. a. 
 pagare il pedaggio ; toll-gatherer, 
 collettore del pedaggio ; toll- 
 free, a. franco di pedaggio ; toll- 
 booth, il luogo dove si paga il 
 pedaggio 
 
 Toll, v. a. and n. rintoccare, 
 adescare, incitare 
 464 
 
 TOR 
 
 Tomb, i. sepolcro 
 
 Tombstone, s. pietra che copre la 
 sepoltura [ovani 
 
 Tomboy, s. sfacciata che ama i gi- 
 
 Tome, s. tomo, volume 
 
 Tomtit, s. cinciallegra 
 
 Tone, *. tuono, accento ; one may 
 know by his tone that he is au 
 Italian, si pub conoscere dall' ac- 
 cento ch' egli e un Italiano 
 
 Tong of a buckle, ardiglione di 
 fibbia 
 
 Tongs, s. molle 
 
 Tongue, s. lingua, linguaggio ; the 
 English tongue, la lingua In- 
 glese ; tongue-tied, a. mezzo iuu- 
 to ; double-tongued man, uomo 
 doppioj —less, a. che non ha 
 lingua, muto 
 
 Tonnage, *. dazio chi si paga per 
 ogni tonellata di mercanzia 
 
 Tonsure, s. tonsura 
 
 Too, ad. ancbe ; too much, troppo ; 
 too much of any thing is good 
 for nothing, il soverchio rompe 
 il coperchio 
 
 Tool, s. stromento 
 
 Tooth, s. dente ; tooth-ache, s. 
 mal di denti ; tooth-drawer, ca- 
 vadenti 
 
 Toothing, s. morsa 
 
 Toothsome, a. gustoso 
 
 Toothless, a. sdentato ; 
 
 Top, s. sommita ; — of a bed, il 
 cielo del letto ; of the water, la 
 superficie dell' acqua ; from top 
 to bottom, da alto a basso ; top- 
 heavy, a. troppo pesante in cima ; 
 top-knot, s. nastro che le donne 
 portano sulla testa; round top 
 of a ship, gabbia; top-mast, or 
 top-gallant-mast, s. trinchetto J 
 top-sail, s. vela di trinchetto 
 
 Top, s. paleo ; — v. a. tagliare la 
 cima, coprire ; — v. n. maggio- 
 reggiare 
 
 Topaz, *. topazio 
 
 Tope, v. n. trincare 
 
 Toper, *. bevitore 
 
 Topical, a. topico 
 
 Topic, s. soggetto, materia 
 
 Topographer, s. colui che fa la de- 
 scrizione d'un luogo 
 
 Topographical, a. topografico 
 
 Topography, s. topografia 
 
 Topping, a. principale, considera- 
 ble 
 
 Topsy-turvy, ad. sotto sopra 
 
 Torch, s. torcia 
 
 Torch-weed, s. tassobarbasso ; 
 torch-bearer, *. che porta una 
 torcia 
 
TOW 
 
 Tore, prd. o/Tear, stnicciare 
 
 Torment, s. tormento ; — v. a. tor- 
 menUre ; — or, s. tormmiatore ; 
 — ing. s. tormentazione 
 
 Tom, a. stracciato 
 
 Tornado, s. bttTTMCi 
 
 Torpid, a. agdiiadato 
 
 Torrent, s. toi rente 
 
 TorriJ, a. torri do 
 
 Tortoise, s. testuggine ; tortoise- 
 shell, tartruu-M 
 
 Tortuous, a. torti 
 
 Torturable. eapacc di tortura 
 
 Torture, *. torture ; — v. O. tor- 
 mentare : — er, 3. caraefice ; — 
 ing, s. tortura 
 
 Torvi-y. «. .\-j etto barbaro, torvita 
 
 Torvous, a. torvo 
 
 : — 0. n. palleg- 
 giare: — 0. a. scuotere : to ton 
 one iu a blanket, dare la coper- 
 taccia : to>s a ball, rimandare 
 una palla : — in?, 3. scossa 
 
 Total, a. to ale ; — s. la somma 
 to tale, il totale ; — \y,ad. intera- 
 mente 
 
 T'other, a. l'i!'n 
 
 Totter, t". 71. vacillare [a onde 
 
 Tottering,*, vacillamento;— ly. ad. 
 
 Touch, 3. taffo, tintuia. cimento, 
 bottone : — v. a. toccaie, e^er 
 viciu\ I uchstone, 
 
 para gone ; be fears to come to the 
 touch, teme di venire alle prove ; 
 touch-hole of a gun, ipiraglio; 
 touch-wood, esca ; touchpan, to- 
 cone; this will never stand the 
 touch, questo non puo resistere 
 all' esame 
 
 Touching. 3. toccamento 
 
 Toucliin?, prep, intorno, circa 
 
 Touchy, a. 1 • 
 
 Tou^h", a. ti?li iso, duro, robusto, 
 cruJele, Bpiegato, difficile; — 
 ness, r. durezza 
 
 Toupee, s. eiafib 
 
 Tour, t. 
 
 Tournament, ft. torneamento 
 
 Toum*. v. a. searJassare 
 
 Tow, 3. stoppa 
 
 1. rim>;rehiare 
 
 Towage, 3. rimurchio 
 rem 
 
 Toward, a. inclii.ato. prono 
 
 Towaf lliness. 3. docilita 
 
 . . a. docile j — ad. de- 
 stramente 
 
 Towel, ft. tova?!ia 
 
 Tower, *. torre 
 
 Tower, ',. c >lui che rimurchia; 
 — v. 7i. alza-si alto ; ■ i ng , a. 
 altiero, superbo 
 
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 TRA 
 
 Town,*, citta, piazza ; town-bouse, 
 lella ci ta ; tow n-w alls. 
 mnra delta citta ; townsman. >. 
 concit'adino; town talk, bisbi- 
 glio ; township, .v. giurisdizione | 
 .she was the town t -i 1 ic. non si 
 parlava che di lei per l.i cittft 
 
 Toy, s. begeJella, baia ; — v. 7?. 
 
 Cianciaxe ; toyman, t. che veiiile 
 
 gkrie 
 
 Toyer, j. cianciatore 
 1 bj ing, s. ciancia 
 T03 ish, a. aanante di bagatelle, la- 
 
 scivelto 
 Trace, s. traccia ; — v. a. trac- 
 
 ci ire, aeguir la tnccia 
 Trace to the original, ripi?liare il 
 
 prineipio ; trace on', rintracciare 
 Tracer, j. un che trova la traccia 
 Track, s. vestigio, tracCJ 1 | 
 
 track of hills, una gio,aia di 
 
 monti 
 Trackless, a. senza traccia 
 Tract, s. tratto, spazio, tratfato 
 Tractable, a. trattabile, benignoj 
 
 —ness *• TraUabiliti; — ly, ~ ad. 
 
 trattabilmente 
 Trade, s. mesftere : — (tools,) or- 
 
 digni ; — (traffic,) neguzio ; 
 
 trade-wind, vento eliseo 
 Trade, r. n. trafficare 
 Trader, *. un merca'ante 
 Tradesman, s. artista 
 Tradeswoman, s. ariigiana 
 Trad in?, *. negozin 
 Tradition, s. tradizione; — al, or 
 
 — ary, a. dj tradizione; — ist, s. 
 
 colui che va dietro alle tra lizioni 
 Traditive, a. che puo trasmettersi 
 
 a' posteri 
 Traduce, v. a. diffamare, accusare : 
 
 — in?, .*. diitaziiazione ; — er, s. 
 
 ditfamatore 
 Traduction, 3. tiaduzioue, calunnia, 
 
 tralizione 
 Traffic, j. traffico ; — v. n. traffi- 
 care, negoziare ; — er, *. mer- 
 
 eante 
 Tragacanth, s. drazan'e (zomnia) 
 Tragedian, ft. componitordi trage- 
 
 die, attore tn^ico 
 Tra^e.ly, *. tragedia, accidente de- 
 
 plorabile 
 Tragic, or Tragical, a. irajico, do- 
 lorosa, fa'ale; — ly. ad. tragica- 
 
 mente ; — ness, s. mneria 
 Tragi-eomedy, ». trancommedia 
 Tragi-comical, trazicimico 
 Trail, v. a. s'rascinare 
 Trailing, 3. Mraacino 
 Train. .». htihIo, s'ra-ciro, insi- 
 
 die; he has a noble train, egli 
 4G5 
 
 TRA 
 
 ha nohil corteggio ; train of ar- 
 till.iy, tiaino' d' arti?liera ; to 
 lay .1 iriin for one, tender iusidia 
 aduno; train-hands, milizia 
 Train, or 1 rain up, v. a. istruire, 
 
 edu< are, disctplinare 
 Train-oil, s. olio di baleno 
 Traitor, s. tin lit.. re 
 Traitorous, a. da traditore ; — ly, 
 
 ad. truiitoriamente 
 Trammel-net, .?. tramaglio 
 Trample on, v. a. calpestare 
 Trance, a. 
 
 Trancjuillize, u. a. tranquillare 
 Tranquillity, s. tranquiuita 
 Transact, v. a. negoziare, aggiu- 
 
 starsi 
 Transacting, or Transaction, t. 
 
 bransazione, convenzione 
 Transactor, s. queljo che negozia 
 Transalpine, a. transalpino 
 Transcend, v. a. transcendere 
 Transcende ncy, s. eccellenza 
 Transcen lent, a. transcendente ; 
 
 — ly, ad. perfettamente 
 Transcolate, v. a. colare 
 Transcribe, u. a. trascrivere; — er, 
 s. copista ; —ing, s. il trascri- 
 vere 
 Transcript, s. copia 
 Transcur, v. ji. tiascorrere 
 Transcurrence, or Transcursion, 1. 
 
 scorrimento 
 Transfer, v. a. trasferire 
 Transferring, s. il trasferire 
 Transfiguration, s. trasfigurazione 
 Transfigured, a. trashgurato 
 Transfix, v. a. trasfusjere 
 Transform, v. a. trasformare 
 Transformation, *. trasformazione 
 Transformer, s. quello che trasfor- 
 
 Transforming, *. trasformamento 
 Transfuse, u.a. trasfondere 
 Transfusion, s. trasfondimento 
 Transgress, v. a. trasgredire; — 
 
 ing, — ion, s. tra«gredimento ; — 
 
 or, 5. trasgressore 
 Transient, a. transitorio ; — ly, ad, 
 
 transitoriamente 
 Transit, s. transito 
 Transition, *. passaggio 
 Tiansitory, a. transitorio 
 Translate, v. a. traslatare, tradurre, 
 
 1iasj)>rtare 
 Translating, or Translation, # 
 
 tra-lazione 
 Translator, 3. traluttore 
 Transmarine, a. oltramarino 
 Transmigiate, v. a. trasmigrare 
 Transmigration, s. trasm'grazione 
 Trao mission, 1. trasfondimento 
 
TRA 
 
 Transmit, v. a. trasmettere 
 Transmitting, s. il trasmettere 
 Transinografy, v. a. trasmutare 
 Transmutable, a. trasmuiabile 
 Transmutation, s. trasformazione 
 Transmute, v. a. cambiare 
 Transom, s. traversa j transom 
 
 window, telaio 
 Transparency, s. tmsparenza 
 Transparent, a. diafano ; to be 
 
 transparent, v. n. traiucere 
 Transpierce, v. a. trafiggere 
 Transpiration, s. traspirazione 
 Transpire, v. n. perspirare 
 Transpiring, s. traspirazione 
 Transplant, v. a. traspiantare ; — 
 ation, s. tra^piantamento ; — er, 
 s. quello che traspiauta ; — ing, 
 s. traspiantamento 
 Transport, s. estasi ; — ship, s. va- 
 
 scello di trasporto 
 Transport, v. a. trasportare, met- 
 ter fuor di se ; —able, a. che si 
 puo trasportare ; — ation, s. tras- 
 porto ; — ing, s. il trasportare 
 Transpose, v. a. trasporre 
 Transposing, or Transposition, s. 
 trasponimento [ziare 
 
 Transubstantiate, v. n. transustan- 
 Transnbstantiation, s. transustan- 
 
 ziazione 
 Transubstantiator, s. difensore del- 
 la transustanziazione 
 Transvasate, v. a. trasvasare 
 Transverse, a. traverso 
 Trap, s. trappola, insidia, trama : 
 to set a trap, tendere una trappo- 
 la ; mousetrap, s. trappola da 
 sorci 
 Trap, v. a. attrappare ; trap one, 
 
 ingannare alcuno 
 Trape, v. n. andar rammgo 
 Trapes, s. una donnaccia 
 Trappings, s. gualdrappe 
 Trash, sT robaccia, frutti cattivi 
 Travail, v. n. esser ne' dolori del 
 
 parto 
 Travel, s. sforzo, affanno, dolori 
 
 del parto, viaggio 
 Travel, y. a. tormentare ; — v. n. 
 viaggiare, travagliare ; he has 
 travelled all over France, e?li ha 
 viaggiato per tutta la Francia 
 Traveller, s. viaggiatore 
 Traveller's-joy, g. viburno 
 Travelling, s. viazgio 
 Travelling bird, s. un uccello di 
 passazgio ; whither are you 
 travelling ? dove andate ? 
 Traverse of a ship, s. b r >rdeggio 
 Traverse,^*, (in fortification,) tra- 
 versa 
 
 TRE 
 
 Traverse, s. (in heraldry,) sbarra 
 
 Traverses, (troubles,) traversie, av- 
 versita 
 
 Traverse, v. a. atlraversare 
 
 Travesty, a. travestito ; Virgil tra- 
 vestied, Virgilio travestito 
 
 Tray, s. truogo ; mason's tray, 
 truogolo di muratore 
 
 Tray-man, s. manovale 
 
 Treacherous, a. perfido ; treacher- 
 ous man, un traditore ; treacher- 
 ous memory, memoria corta j — 
 ly, ad. perfidamente 
 
 Treachey, s. perfidia 
 
 Treacle, s. teriaca 
 
 Tread, s. camminatura, via,traccia; 
 -— v. 7i. camminare ; to tread 
 upon one's foot, camminare sulli 
 piedi d' alcunoj tread softly, cam- 
 minar pian piano ; tread upon, 
 v. a. calpestare; tread the grapes, 
 calpestar l'uva ; the cock treads 
 the hen, il gallo galla la gallina 
 
 Tread er, s. calcatore 
 
 Treadle, s. calcole 
 
 Treadles of sheep, stereo di pecora 
 
 Treason, s. tradimento ; high trea- 
 son, delitto di lesa maesta $ petty- 
 treason, il delitti d'un servitore 
 che ammazza il suo padrone 
 
 Treasonable, a. traditoresco 
 
 Treasonably, ad. da traditore 
 
 Treasure, s. tesoroj treasure up, 
 v. a. tesaurizzare ; treasurer, s. 
 tesoriere ; lord treasurer, gran 
 tesoriere ; treasurership, s. la ca- 
 rica d'un tesoriere 
 
 Treasury, s. luogo del tesoro : 
 treasury-office, s. tesoreria 
 
 Treat, s. convito ; to treat, trattare ; 
 to give one a treat, dar un gran 
 pasto ; treat kindly, trattare cor- 
 tesemente 
 
 Treatable, a, trattabile 
 
 Treatably, ad. moderatamente 
 
 Treating, s. trattamento 
 
 Treating house, s. bettola 
 
 Treatise, s. tratto 
 
 Treatment, *. trattamento 
 
 Treaty, s. accordo, trattato 
 
 Treble, a. triplice ; we were treble 
 their number, noi eravamo tre 
 volte piii di loro ; treble, (inmu 
 sic,) il soprano 
 
 Treble, v. a. triplicare 
 
 Trebly, ad. triplicemente 
 
 Tree, s. albero ; truit-tree, s. albe- 
 ro pomifero; apple-tree, s. me- 
 lo ; pear-tree, s. pero 
 
 Trefoil, s. trifoglio 
 
 Trellis, s. (lattice,) gelosia ; trellis, 
 (cloth,) traliccio 
 466 
 
 TR1 
 
 Tremble, v. n. tremare 
 Trembling, s. il tremare ; to cause 
 
 a trembling, far tremare ; — ly, 
 
 ad. tutto tremante 
 Tremendous, a. tremendo 
 Tremour, s. brivido, tremore 
 Tremulous, a. tremolante 
 Tren. s. pettinella, fiocina 
 Trench, s. fosso, chiassaiuola per 
 
 seccare uno stagno, trincea, ripa 
 
 militare; to open trenches, aprir 
 
 le trincee ; trench about, v. a. 
 
 circondar con trincee 
 Trencher, *. tagliere e tagliero 
 Trencher-man, gran mangiatore 
 Trencher-fly, s. scroccone 
 Trendel, err Trendle, s. il perno sul 
 
 quale gira la macina d'un muli- 
 
 no 
 Trental, s. servizio per i morti che 
 
 dura trenta giorni 
 Trepan, *. trepano, furbo, trufFa- 
 
 tore ; — v. a. trapanare ; — v.n. 
 
 adescare ; — ner, s. un furbo 
 Trepidation, s. trepidazione, tim' 
 
 dezza 
 Trespass, *. misfatto ; — v. a. of- 
 
 fendere ; to trespass upon the 
 
 law, trasgredire la leggej — er, 
 
 s. trasgressore 
 Tress, s. treccia di capelli j her 
 
 golden tresses, le sue trecce d'oro 
 Trestle, *. tripode, trespole 
 Tret, s. sbasso accordato da' mer- 
 
 canti all' ingrosso a que' che ri- 
 
 vendono al minuto 
 Trevet, s. treppiede 
 Trey, s. un tre 
 Trial, s. esperienza, sforzo, attenta* 
 
 to, lite j to make trial, far prova ; 
 
 to give a trial of one's skill, dar 
 
 prova di quel che 1'uomo sa fare 
 Triangle, s. triangolo " 
 Triangular, a. triangolare 
 Tribe, s. tribu, razza, famiglia ; 
 
 he is one of the tribe, egli e della 
 
 razza 
 Triblet, s. ordigno che l'orafo ado- 
 
 pera quando fa anella 
 Tribulation, s. tribulazione 
 Tribunal, s. tribunale 
 Tribune, s. tribuno 
 Tribunitial, o. tribunizio 
 Tributary, a. tributario 
 Tribute, s. tributo, tassa ; to pay 
 
 tribute to nature, morire 
 Thrice, s. Ex. in a trice, in un 
 
 punto 
 Trick, s. modo, burla, furfanteria ; 
 
 — at cards, mano ; to play one a 
 
 slippery trick, mancar di parola 
 
 ad uno 
 
TRI 
 
 Trick up, parare, nrnare ; to trick 
 
 one's self up, pararsi 
 Tricker, s. grillo [niento 
 
 Tricking, s. I'abbozzare, abbiglia- 
 Trickish, or. furfantesco 
 Trickle, s. gocciola 
 Trickle, vr Trickle down, v. iu 
 
 gOCCiolare 
 Trickling, a. gocciolante 
 Trident, «. tridente 
 Triennial, a. triennio 
 Trier, s. saggiatore 
 Trifallow. t'. a. terzare 
 Trifle, *. baia, bagatella- 
 Trifle, t\ n. eianciare ; trifle away 
 
 one's time, spender il tempo in 
 
 vano 
 Trifler, *. bagatelliere 
 Trifling, s. cnneia; trifling busi- 
 ness, affile di nulla 
 Triflingly. ad. di nessun peso 
 Trig a wheel, incatenare una ru- 
 
 ota 
 Trigger, *. pezzo di ferro col quale 
 
 si ferman le ruote d'un carro ; — 
 
 of a gun, grillo 
 Trigonometry, ». trigonometria 
 Trilateral, a. che ha Ire lati 
 Trill, s. trillo [lare 
 
 Trill, v. a. eorghesr^iare, goccio- 
 Trim, a. pulito, attillato ; — s. 
 
 (dress,) abbigiiamento ; trim of 
 
 a ship, stiva 
 Trim, v. a. guernire, raderej trim 
 
 a boat, mettere una barca in isti- 
 
 va ; trim up, aggiustare, accomo- 
 
 dare 
 Trim, v. n. star in mezzo 
 Trimlv, ad. pulitamen'e 
 Trimmer, *. un che tiene dalle due 
 
 bande 
 Trimming, s. il guarnire 
 Trimness, s. pulizia 
 Trine, a. trino 
 Trini'v. *. trinita 
 Trinket, s. trinchetto 
 Trinkets, j. ciancia, fniscoli 
 Trip, s. inciampo, BOOtfsa 
 Trip. v. Ji. inciampare, camminare 
 
 sulla punta de 1 piedi, saltellare ; 
 
 he trij»s with hi- tongue, egli non 
 
 sa quel che dice : trip one up, 
 
 dare il gambetto ad uno 
 Tripartite, a. 'ripnr'ito 
 Tripe, s. tnppa; tripe-woman, *. 
 
 donna che vende delle trippe ; 
 
 trip*--hoi>se, s. mercato dove si 
 
 vendon le trippe 
 Triphthonsr, *. trittongo 
 Triple, a. triplice 
 Triple-tree, s. f->rche 
 Triple, v. a. triplicare 
 
 TRO 
 
 Triplication, s. il triplicare 
 Triplicity, s. triplicita 
 Tripod, 4'. tripode 
 Tripoly, j. tripoli 
 Tripping, s. inciampo 
 Tristful, a. tristo 
 Trisyllable, s. trisiliabo 
 Trite, a. commie, usitato 
 Triton, s. tritone, girella 
 Triturable, a. che si puo tritare 
 Triturate, v. a. tritare 
 Trituration, s. lo stritolare 
 Triumph, 9. trionfo, vittoria ; — 
 
 v. n, trionfare ; triumph over, 
 
 soggiogare 
 Triumphal, a. trionfale 
 Triumphant, a. trionfante; — ly, 
 
 ad. tiionfalmente 
 Triompher, * 'rionfatore 
 Triumphing, s. il trionfare 
 Triumvir, s. triunviro 
 Triumvirate, s. triumvirate 
 Triune, a. un solo in tre persone 
 Trivet, s. treppiede 
 Trivial, a. triviale m 
 Trivially, ad. trivialmente 
 Trochee, s. trocheo 
 Trochisk, s. trocisco [batfuto 
 
 Trod, or Trodden, a. calpestrato, 
 Troll about, v. n. vagabondare ; 
 
 troll away, sbrigarsi 
 . Trollop, s. una schifa 
 j Troop, *. truppa, compagnia ; 
 : troops, s. esercito 
 Troop, v. n. adunarsi 
 Troop away, fuggire 
 Trooper, s. uu cavaliere 
 Trope, s. tropo 
 Trophy, s. trofeo 
 Trophies of honour, gli onori 
 Tropics, s. pi. tropici 
 Tropical, a. tropico, metaforico 
 Tropological, a. tropologico 
 Tropology, s. discorso morale 
 Trot, s. tiotto ; — v. n. trottare ; 
 
 trot up and down, correr qua- e 
 
 la 
 froth, *. fede ; in troth, da vero 
 Trotter, s. trottatore j trotters, *. 
 
 peducci 
 Trotting, s. trotto 
 , Trouble, s. fatica, disavventura, 
 | imbarazzo, di^turba, sollecitu- 
 
 dine ; to be a trouble to, incomo- 
 
 dare ; wi'h little trouble, senza 
 ! molta fatica 
 Trouble, v. a. intorbidare. incomo- 
 
 dare, interrompere, inquietare, 
 
 travazliare affli rzere 
 Troubler, s. perturbatore 
 Troublesome, a. aff'annoso, cattivo, 
 
 noioso, incomodo 
 467 
 
 TRU 
 
 Trough, *. truogo ; kneading- 
 trough, madia 
 
 Trounce, v. a. maltrattare 
 
 Trout, g. trota 
 
 Trow, v. n. credere 
 
 Trowel, s. cazzuola 
 
 Troy-weight, *. peso di dodici once 
 la libbra 
 
 Truant, s. un infingardo ; to play 
 the truant, fuggire la scuola 
 
 Trub-tail, s. una donnicciuola 
 
 Truce, s. tregua 
 
 Trucidation, y. trucidamento 
 
 Truck, s. baratto ; — v. a. barat- 
 tare 
 
 Truckle, s. girella 
 
 Truckle-bed, s. carriuola 
 
 Truckle, v. n. sommettersi 
 
 Truckling, s. sommessione 
 
 Trucks, s. trucco ; trucktable, la 
 tavola dove si giuoca al trucco 
 
 Truculent, a. feroce 
 
 Trudge, v. iu trottare ; trudge 
 a-foot, andare a piedi ; trudge, 
 v. n» aft'aticarsi j — ing, s. tra\a- 
 glio [franchezza 
 
 True, (i. vero, esattoj — ness, *. 
 
 True-hearted, a. franco 
 
 True-hearted ness, s. sincerita 
 
 Trug, *. truogolo 
 
 Trull, s. una bagascia 
 
 Trulv. ad. veramente 
 
 Trump, s. trionfo ; to have trumps, 
 aver trionfi ; trump of an ele- 
 phant, proboscide d'un elefante 
 
 Trump, v. a. prendere con un tri- 
 onfo, magniricare 
 
 Trumpe. ,, *. cenci 
 
 Trumpet," s. tromba 
 
 Trumpet, v. a. suonar la tromba, 
 pubblicare, divulgare 
 
 Tiaimpeter, s. trombettiere 
 
 Truncheon, s. bas»one 
 
 Trundle, or Trundle along, v. a. 
 ruotolare 
 
 Trundle-tail, s. una berghiuella 
 
 Trunk, s. (chest,) c ofano 
 
 Trunk covered with leather, un 
 baule ; iron trunk, s. un forziera 
 di ferro ; trunk-maker, un bau- 
 laio ; trunk of a tree, il tronco 
 d'un albero; trunk of a man's 
 body, il busto 
 
 Trunk, s. (pipe,) canna, canaletto 
 di lesmo ; — of an elephant, la 
 tromba d'un elefante 
 
 Trunnions, s. pi. orecchioni di can- 
 none 
 
 Truss, s. fardello, brachiere ; — of 
 hay, s. f.istello di fieno ; trusses, 
 I s. (r^pes,) funicelle 
 I Truss up, v. a. legare, annodare. 
 
TUM 
 
 legarsi, imballare ; truss up a 
 fowl, accomodare un polastro 
 
 Trust, *. coufidenza, credenza, de- 
 posito ; to put one in trust with 
 a thing, contidare che che sia ad 
 uno ; place of good trust, carica 
 importante ; to go upon trust, 
 pigliare a credenza 
 
 Trust, v. a. confidare, sperare ; 
 trust one with a secret, contidare 
 un segreto ad uno ; — , (rely up- 
 on,) confidarsi 
 
 Trustee, s. depositario, curatore 
 
 Truslily, ad. fedelmente 
 
 Trustiness, s. fedelta 
 
 Trusty, a. fidato, leale 
 
 Truth, s. verita ; to speak the truth, 
 dire la verita ; in truth, ad. se- 
 riamente 
 
 Try, v. a. fare il saggio ; — v. n. 
 tentare, sforzare ; try a friend, 
 sperimentare un amico ; try one 
 for his life, fare il processo ad 
 uno; try meta's, raffinare metal- 
 li ; try experiments, fare speri- 
 menti 
 
 Trving, s. saggio 
 
 l\ib, s. tina; bucking-tub, s. tinac- 
 cio da bucato ; tale of a tub, s. 
 novella vana 
 
 Tube, s. tubo 
 
 Tubercle, s. tubercolo 
 
 Tuberose, a. tuberoso 
 
 Tuberosity, s. tuberosity 
 
 Tuberous, s. tuberoso 
 
 Tuck, s. sorta di spaia 
 
 Tuck, v. a. succingere 
 
 Tucker, s. gala, follone 
 
 Tucking up, s. il succingere 
 
 Tuesday, s. Marte.1) ; Shrove-Tues- 
 day, s. Martedi grasso 
 
 Tuft, *. ciuffetto di capelli ; —of 
 silk, flocco di seta ; — of feath- 
 ers, mazzo di piume 
 
 Tuft, a. velluto ; tuft-ribbon, s. 
 nastro velluto; tufted-flower, fi- 
 ore velluto ; tufted-lark, s. allo- 
 dola crestata 
 
 Tug, *. il tirare ; — v. a. tirare ; 
 tug hard for a thing, v. n. darsi 
 molta pena 
 
 Tugger, s. quello che strappa 
 
 Tugging, s. tiramento 
 
 Tuition, s. condotta, protezione 
 
 Tulip, s. tulipano 
 
 Tumble, *. cascata ; — v. a. ca- 
 dere, capitombolare ; tumble one 
 upon a bed, rovesciare uno sopra 
 un letto ; tumble a bed, sconvol- 
 gere un lettd 
 
 Tumbler, s. saltatore, tazza 
 
 Tumbler-dog, *. un bassetto 
 
 TUR 
 
 Tumbling, s. il rotolare 
 
 Tumbril, s. carretta 
 
 Tumefaction, s. tumore 
 
 Tumefy, v. a. gonfiare 
 
 Tumid, a. tumido, gonfiato 
 
 Tumour, s. tumore 
 
 Tumult, s. tumulto 
 
 Tumultuary, a. tumultuario 
 
 Tumultuous, a. tumultuoso ; — ly, 
 ad. tumultuosamente; — ness, s. 
 perhirbazione 
 
 Tun, s. botle ; tun, (weight,) s. to- 
 nellata 
 
 Tun of timber, misura di quaranta 
 piedi di legname 
 
 Tun-bellied, a. panciuto 
 
 Tun, v. a. imbottare 
 
 Tunable, a. armonioso 
 
 Tunably, ad. armciosamente 
 
 Tune, s. tuono, accordo, aria 
 
 Tune, v. a. accordare 
 
 Tuner, s. colui che accorda 
 
 Tuneful, a. musicale 
 
 Tuneless, a. scordante 
 
 Tunic, s. tunica 
 
 Tunic, or Tunicle, s. membrana 
 
 Tuning, s. accordo 
 
 Tunnel, t. imbuto, spezie di rete da 
 prender pernici ; — of a chim- 
 ney, il fumaiuolo 
 
 Tunneller, s. colui che piglia le 
 pernici col la rete 
 
 Tunny, s. tonno 
 
 Tup, s. ariete-; — v. n. cozzare 
 
 Turban, s. turbante 
 
 Turbary, s. diriito di prendere del- 
 le piote nella terra 
 
 Turbot, s. rombo 
 
 Turbulency, s. turbolenza 
 
 Turbulent, a. impetuoso, sedizio- 
 so ; — ly, ad. con turbolenza 
 
 Turcism, s. reli^ione de' Turchi 
 
 Turcoise, or Turcoise-slone, s. tur- 
 chi ',a 
 
 Turf, s. pezze di terra coperte d'er- 
 ba, sorta di terra atta a far fuoco 
 
 Tur^ent, a. gonfio 
 
 Turk, s. un Turco 
 
 Turkish, a. Turchesco 
 
 Turkey, s. Turchia ; Turkey-mer- 
 chant, uno che mercanteggia con 
 gente in Turchia [d'India 
 
 Turkey, or Turkey-cock, s. gallo 
 
 Titrmerie, s. turtumaglio 
 
 Turmoil, s. fracasso; — v. n. far 
 grande strepito 
 
 Turn, s. lomin, pass?2t;nara, girata, 
 vicenda, giro, rivoluzione, uffi- 
 cio, servizio ; to take a turn, fare 
 una gira'a ; every one in his 
 turn, ojnuno in giro ; to do one 
 a good turn, ren ler un buon uffi- 
 468 
 
 TWI 
 
 cio ad uno ; a friendly turn, un 
 tiro d'amico 
 
 Turn, v. a. vol tare ; — v. n. an- 
 dare in giro ; my head tun» 
 round, la testa mi gira ; turn 
 back, ritornare ; turn away a ser- 
 vant, mandar via un domestico ; 
 turn upside down, rovesciare 
 
 Turn-coat, s. volta casacca 
 
 Turner, s. torniaio 
 
 Turning, s. giro ; — of a river, ser- 
 peggiamenti d'un flume 
 
 Turnip, s. rapa 
 
 Turnkey, s. garzone del carceriere 
 
 Turnpike, s. cancello 
 
 Turnstile, s. girandola 
 
 Turpentine, s. trementina; turpen- 
 tine-tree, terebinto 
 
 Turpitude, s. turpitudine 
 
 Turrel, s. succhiello 
 
 Turret, s. torricciuola 
 
 Turtle,*, testuggine di mare; tur- 
 tle, or turlle-dove, s. tortora 
 
 Tuscan, a. Tosco, Toscano 
 
 Tush, inta-j. o'ibb [cavallo 
 
 Tushes of a horse, certi denti del 
 
 Tusks, s. zanne 
 
 Tusked, or Tusky, a. zannuto 
 
 Tut, interj. oibb 
 
 Tu'elage, s. protezione del pupillo 
 
 Tutelar, or Tutelary, a. tutelare 
 
 Tutor, s. precettore 
 
 Tutoress, s. tutrice 
 
 Tutor, v. a. addottrinare 
 
 Tutorship, s. tutela 
 
 Tutty, s. tuzia, mazzetto di fiori 
 
 Twain, a. due 
 
 Twang, *. suono acufo, cattivo ac- 
 c^nto ; to speak with a twang, 
 parlar col naso [to 
 
 Twang, v. n. render un suono acu- 
 
 Twattle, v. n. cicalare 
 
 Twattling, s. ciarleria 
 
 Tweag, or Tweak, *. imbroglio ; 
 tweak by the nose, v. a. tirare 
 per il naso 
 
 Tweezers, s. pi. molletti 
 
 Twelfth, a. duodecimo ; twelfth- 
 day, s. epifania ' 
 
 Twelve, a. dodici ; book in 
 twelves, un libro in duodecimo 
 
 Twelvemonth, *. un anno 
 
 Twentieth, a. ventesimo 
 
 Twenty, a. venti ; one and twenty, 
 ventuno 
 
 Twibill. s. piccone 
 
 ice. a. due volte ; twicefold, ad. 
 oppiamente 
 
 Twig, s. vermena; lime-twig, s. 
 paniuzzo ; to set lime-twigs, uo» 
 cellare coll' uccellieia 
 
 Twilight, s. crepusculo 
 
ULT 
 
 Twin, *. gemello 
 
 Twine, *. tilo ntorto ; — v. a. tor- 
 
 twine about, al I 
 Twinge, *. dolore acuto, lormeuto ; 
 
 — v. a. erue 
 Twinkle, 5. occhiata ; — v. n. 
 
 sfawllare; in the twinkling sf 
 
 an eye, in un 1 Ufa r I'occhio 
 Twirl,' D. a> voltare 
 Twist, s. tilo; —of the thigh, il 
 
 diJeir.ro delta coscia : — (gird- 
 
 er,) travicelio; — P.O. toiverv ; 
 
 twist hair, iiil!\oi;.uc expel li 
 Twister, .«. tor. 
 
 Ok riniproverare 
 
 0. cu pizzi- 
 
 care ; — ing, s. pi/zicore 
 Twitter, v. a. schernire 
 Two, a. due 
 
 . i, a. due tagli 
 
 Tymbal, t. tabxllo 
 >..., *. timpano 
 
 ist, t. idropico 
 ...*. spezie d'idropisia 
 Type, a, symboto, modello 
 Typical, a. figurative 
 Typically, ad. figurativamente 
 rjrapher, s. stampatore 
 I hical, a, di starupatore 
 • '. by, s. stampa 
 Tyrannical, a. tirannico * 
 
 Tyranically, ad. tiramiicamente 
 
 ickfe, *. tinumicida 
 Tyrannise, v. a. tiranneggiare 
 Tyranny, s. tirannia 
 Tyrant," *. tiruuno ; petty tyrant, 
 
 "un tirannello 
 Tvro, *. colui che non possiede an- 
 enr bene la sua arte j un novizio 
 Tythe, t. decima 
 
 U 
 
 UBEROSITY, *. abbondanza 
 Uberous, a. copioso 
 Ubiquity, *. ubiquiti 
 Udder, '». telta 
 
 •i. Lruitamenfe 
 
 . 
 Ugly, a- brutta, deforme, sconcio, 
 
 "cattivo. indegno 
 Ulcer, t. ulcera 
 Ulcerate, r. a. ulcerare 
 Ulcerating or Ulceration,*, ulcera' 
 
 zione 
 Ulcerous, o. ulceroso 
 Ultimate, o. ultimo ; — ly, ad. ul 
 tioumente 
 
 UNB 
 
 • Ultion, s. vendetta [a77iiro 
 
 Ultramarine, a, ol ramarinoj — *. 
 Ultramontane, a. oltramontano 
 Ululate, v. (i. ululate 
 
 . a. oml reg :iito 
 Umbilical, a. d'umbilico 
 Umbiage, t. amhra, so petto 
 Umbrella, s. ombrello, ombrella, 
 
 parasole 
 Umpii ige, s. arbitrate 
 Umpire. 1. ail itra 
 Inability. *. incapacita 
 l 111 ! u . <i. i 
 Unabieneaa, *. inabilita 
 Unacceptable, a. dispiacenta 
 Unaccountable, a. bizarro, strano ; 
 
 — ly, (i /. Btranamente 
 Unaccustomed, a. uasalito 
 Unacquainted, a. nou versato } — 
 
 ness, *. ignoranza 
 Unactive, a. lento 
 Unaddicted, a. che uon e dedito 
 Unadvisable, a. che nou si devc 
 
 consul iare 
 Unadvised, a. mal consigliato ; — 
 ly, ad. imprudentemente j — 
 in ss. s. imprudentta 
 Unaffected, a. semplicej — ly, ad. 
 naturalniente ; — ness, s. sem- 
 plicita 
 Unaffecting, a. che non ha interesse 
 Unagreeing, a diseordante 
 Unalienable, a. unalienable 
 Unallowable, a. che non si deve 
 
 permettere 
 Unalterable, a. cbe nou si pno al- 
 tera re 
 Uaamazed, a. intrepido 
 Uiiaiueu lable, a. mc irrigibile 
 Unamiable, a. che non e auiabile 
 T'nanimity, s. unanimita 
 Unanimous, a. d ; un comune accor- 
 
 do ; — ly, ad. unanimamente 
 Unanswerable, a. incontestabile ; 
 — ly, ad d'una maniera incon- 
 testabile 
 Unappeasable, a. implacabile 
 Ina'proachable, a. inaccessibile 
 Unapt, a. incapace 
 Unaptly, ad. male; — ness, *. in- 
 capacity 
 Unarm, v. a. disarmare 
 Unattempted, a. che non s" e tenfato 
 Unavailable, w Unavailing, a. che 
 
 n*;n eif.va 
 Unavoidable, a. inevitabile 
 Unawares, ad. all' improvviso 
 l': ikar, r. a. levar la sbarra 
 Unbecoming, a. indecente; — ness, 
 
 $. ind^euza 
 Unbefitting, a. indecente 
 UDbegotten, a. non generato 
 40 
 
 UNC 
 
 UnbelK f, .?. incredullta 
 Unbend, v. a. ndlentaraj unbend 
 "in 's mind, ricrearsi 
 
 UobeseeB3| t\ n. non convenire 
 Unbeseeming, & sconvenevoiej — 
 indi cena } — ly, ad. in- 
 
 decentemente 
 Unbewailed, a. non cftrnpiaan 
 Dnbiased, a, che nou e paninki 
 Unbidden, O, che non i: comandato 
 Unbind, v. a. sciogliere 
 Unblamable, a. iunocentej — nets, 
 
 s. innocena ; — ly, ad. inuo- 
 
 ctntemente 
 Unblest. o. che non a benedetto 
 Unblina, v. a. sbendare, render la 
 
 vista 
 Unbloody, a. non san^uinoso 
 Unbodied, a. incorporeo 
 Unboiled, a. che non e bollito 
 Unbolt, O. a. scatenacciare 
 Unbone, v. a. disossare 
 I'nbooted, a. senza stivali 
 Unborder, v. a. inondare 
 Unbom, a. che non e ancora nato 
 Unbosom, v. n. sfo^arsi 
 U n bought, a. che non e ancora 
 
 comprato 
 Unbound, a. sciolto 
 Uuboonded, a. Ulimitato 
 Unbowel, v. a. sventrare 
 I'nbrace, v. a. sfibbiare 
 Unbribed, a. che non e corrotto 
 Dnbri lie, v. a. Bbrigliare 
 Unbridled, a. smoderato 
 Unbroken, a. che nou e rotto 
 Unbuckle) v. a. sfibbiare 
 Unbuilt, O. che non e edificato 
 Unbung, v. a. levar il cocchiume 
 Unburden, v. a. scaricare 
 Unburnt, a. che non e abbrucciato 
 Uribury, v. a. sterrare 
 Unbutton, v. a. sbottonare 
 Uncalled, a. che non e chiamato 
 Uncandid, a. che non e sincero 
 Uncanonical, a. che non e canonico 
 Unc.q able, a. incapace 
 Uncase, v. a. tirar fuora dallo stuo- 
 
 ''hio 
 Uncaught, a. die non e prcso 
 Uncertain, a. incerto 
 Uncertainty, ». incertezza 
 Unchain, v. a. scatenare 
 T'nchangeable, a. imimitabile 
 Uncharitable, a. che dob baearita 
 
 Uncharitably, ad. senza carita 
 
 Unchaste, a. che tu a e casto, impu 
 dieo; — ly, ad. impadicamentB 
 
 UncbewedfO. che non e DMsticaft) 
 
 Unchristian, v. a. sbatteccars; — 
 ly. ad. indegno d'un cris-iano 
 
 Uncircumcised, a. inciiconciso 
 
UNC 
 
 Uncircumcision, s. lo stato d'un 
 
 uomo incirconciso 
 Uncircumspect, a. imprudente $ 
 
 — ly, ad. imprudentemente 
 Uncivil, a. incivile 
 Unclad, a. spogliato 
 Unclasp, v. a. sfibbiare 
 Uncle, s. zio 
 Unclean, a. immondo; — ly, ad. 
 
 sporcamente ; — ness, 5. immon- 
 
 dizia 
 Uncleft, a. che non e fesso 
 Unclothe, v. a. svestire 
 Unclose, v. a. schiudere 
 Uncoif a woman, v. a. strappare la 
 
 cuffa della testa d'una donna 
 Uncomely, a. indecente 
 Uncomfortable, a. infelice ; — ness, 
 
 s. miseriaj — ly, ad. miserabil- 
 
 mente 
 Uncommon, a. straordinario ', — 
 
 ness, s. rarita 
 Uncommunicable, a. incommuni- 
 cable 
 Uneomponnded, a. semplice j — 
 
 ness, s. semplicita 
 Unconcerned, a. spassionato ; — ly, 
 
 ad. spassionatamente 
 Unconcluding, or Unconclusive, a. 
 
 che non conchiude 
 Unconcocled, a. crudo 
 Uncondemned, a. che non e con- 
 
 dannato [libero 
 
 Unconfined, a. che non e limitato, 
 Unconfirmed, a. che non e con- 
 
 firmato [forme 
 
 Unconformable, a. che non e con- 
 Unconformity, *. differenza 
 Unconquerable, a. invincibile 
 Unconscionable, a. irragionevole ; 
 
 — ness, s. mancanza di coscien- 
 
 za ; — ly, ad. irragionevolmente 
 Unconsecrated, a. che non e con- 
 
 segrato 
 Unconstrained, a. che non e co- 
 
 stretto ; — ly, ad. senza forza 
 Unconsumable, a. senza esser con- 
 
 sumato [prezzato 
 
 Uncontemned, a. che non e r'is- 
 Uncontrollable, a. incontestabile ; 
 
 ostinato 
 Unconversable, a. insociabile 
 Uncord, v. a. sciorre 
 Uncorrect, a. scorretto 
 Uncorrected, a. che non e corretto 
 Uncorrupt, or Uncorrupted, a. in- 
 
 corrotto 
 Uncorruptly, a. con integrita 
 Uncover, v. a. scoprire 
 Uncouple, v. a. sciogliere 
 Uncourteous, a. scortese 
 Uncourtly, a. incivile 
 
 UND 
 
 Uncouth, a. rozzo, goffo ; —ness, s. 
 
 rozzezza 
 Uncrown, v. a. levar la corona 
 Unction, s. unzione 
 Unctuous, a. untuoso 
 Uncultivable, a. indocile 
 Uncurable, a. incurabile 
 Uncuricus, a. che non e curioso 
 Uncursed, a. che non e maladetto 
 Uncut, a. intero 
 Undaunted, a. intrepido 
 Undauntedness, s. intrepidita 
 Undeceive, v. a. sgannare 
 Undecided, a. indeterminato 
 Undeclinable, or Undeclined, a. 
 
 indeclinabile 
 Undecked, a. mal adorno 
 Undee, in heraldry, a. ondato 
 Undefaceable, a. indelebile 
 Undefended, a. senza difesa 
 Undefiled, a. puro, senza macchia 
 Undejected, a. intrepido 
 Undeniable, a. incontestable 
 Undeniably, ad. incontestabilmente 
 Under, prep, sotto, meno ; over or 
 
 under, piu meno j to swim 
 
 under water, nuotar sott' acqua ; 
 
 to be under age, esser minore ; 
 
 under hand and seal, sottoscritto 
 
 e sigillato ; to keep under, tener 
 
 corto j under favour, con vostra 
 
 licenza ; under age, s. minorita 
 Underbid, v. a. ofi'rir meno che la 
 
 cosa non vale [tro 
 
 Underbid one, ofi'rir meno d'un al- 
 Under-butler, s. sotto bottigliere 
 Undergo, v. n. soffrire ; undergo a 
 
 punishment, esser punito 
 Underhand, ad. sottomano 
 Underhand dealing, pratiche se- 
 
 grete 
 Underlayer, *. puntello 
 Undei leather, s. cuoio di sotto 
 Underling, s. un inferiore 
 Underlip, s. il labbro di sotto 
 Undermine, v. a. minare, sottomi- 
 
 nare, consumare ; undermine 
 
 one, cercare di spiantare alcuno 
 Undermost, a. che e in fondo 
 Underneath, a. di sotto 
 Underprop, v. a. puntellare 
 Underrate, v. a. disprezzare ; — & 
 
 vil prezzo 
 Under-secretary, s. sotto segretario 
 Undersell, v. a. vender per meno 
 
 che la cosa non vale, venuer a 
 
 miglior mercato 
 Underset, v. a. metter di sotto 
 Undersort of people, il popolaccio 
 Understand, v. a. comprendere ; to 
 
 give to understand, dare ad in- 
 
 tendere : — ing, *. intendimenlo 
 470 
 
 UNE 
 
 Understrapper, ,v. supposto 
 Undertake, v. n. intraprendere J 
 
 — v. n. impacciarsi 
 Undertaker, *. intraprenditore 
 Undervalue, v. a. sprezzare 
 Underwent, see Undergo 
 Underwood, s. alberi piccoli 
 Underwork, v. a. cercar di spian- 
 tare 
 Underwrite, v. a. sottoscrivere 
 Undeserved, a. immeritevole j — 
 
 ly, ad. immeritamente 
 Undesigning, a. sincere 
 Undesirable, a. che non e da de- 
 
 siderarsi 
 Undetermined, o. indeterminato 
 Undevout, a, non divoto 
 Undied, a. che non e tinto 
 Undigested, a. non digerito 
 Undiligenf, a. negligente 
 Undiminishable, a. che non si pud 
 
 diminuire [discernere 
 
 Undiscernible, a. che non si puO 
 Undisciplined, a. ignorante 
 Undisposed of, a. non anoora dis- 
 
 posto 
 Undisputed, a. che non e disputato 
 Undissolved, a. che non e sciolto 
 Undistinguishable, a. che non si 
 
 pub distinguere 
 Undisturbed, a. placido 
 Undividable, a. indivisibile 
 Undivided, a. indiviso 
 Undo, v. a. rovinare 
 Undoer, *. disfacitore 
 Undoing, s. disfacimento 
 Undoubted, a. indubitato 
 Undoubtedly, ad. senza dubbio 
 Undraw, v. a. tirare 
 Undress, &. abito della mattina ; to 
 
 be in an undress, esser in vest© 
 
 da camera 
 Undress, v. a. spogliare 
 Undried, a. che non e secco 
 Undue, a. indebito 
 Unduly, ad. indebitamente 
 Undulated, a. ondeggiato 
 Undulation, s. ondeggiamento 
 Undutiful, a. disubbidiente ; — 
 
 ness, s. disubbidienza 
 Uneasily, ad. disagiatamentp 
 Uneasiness, *. disagio, inquietudine 
 Uneasy, a. difficile, inquieto, ia- 
 
 comodo 
 Unedifying, a. che non edifica 
 Uneff'ectual, a. inefficace 
 Uneloque?at, a. che non e eloquente 
 Unequal, a. ineguale ; — ity, *. in- 
 
 egualita ; — ly, ad. inegualmente 
 Unerring, a. infallibile 
 Unevangelical, a. che non e sccoa 
 
 do il vangelo 
 
UNG 
 
 Uneven, a. ineguale, capriccioso ; 
 
 — ness, s. inegualita 
 Unexceptionable, a. cTintera fede 
 Unexhausted, a. che non e esausto 
 Unexpectedly, ad. inopinatamente 
 Unexpert, a. inesperto 
 Unexplicable, or Unexpoundable, 
 
 a. inesplicabile 
 Unextended, a. che non si stende ^ 
 Unextinguished, a. che non e 
 estinto t _ [to 
 
 Unextirpated, a. che non e estirpa- 
 Unfair, a. ingiusto 
 Unfaithful, a. infedele ; — ly, ad. 
 infedelmente j —ness, s. infe- 
 delta 
 Unfalsified, a. vero, sincere 
 Unfashionable, a. che non e alia 
 
 moda 
 Unfasten, v. a. sciorre 
 Unfathomable, a. che non si pub 
 scandagliare ; — ly, ad. d'una 
 maniera da non potersi scanda- 
 gliare 
 Unfeasible, a. che non si pub fare 
 Unfeathered, a. spiumato 
 Unfed, a. non pasciuto 
 Unfeeling, a. inseusibile 
 Unfeigned, a. sincero 
 Unfeignedness, s. sincerita 
 Unfetter, v. a. sferrare 
 Unfinished, a. imperfetto 
 Unfit, a. incapace ; it is unfit, non 
 conviene; — ly, ad. malamen- 
 te ; — ness, s. incapacita 
 Unfitting, a. sconvenevole 
 Unfixed, a. che non e fitto 
 Unfledged, a. che non e coperto di 
 
 piume 
 Unfold, v. a. spiegare, sviluppare ; 
 to unfold sheep, fare uscire le pe- 
 core dall' ovile 
 Unforced, a. volontario 
 Unforcedly, ad. liberamente 
 Unforeseen, a. inopinato 
 Unforfeited, a. che non e perduto 
 Unformed, a. sformato 
 Unfortified, a. che non e fortificato 
 Unfortunate, a. infelice ; — ly, ad. 
 sfortunatamente j — ness, s. sfor- 
 tuna 
 Unfound, a. che non e trovato 
 Unfree, a. che non e libera 
 Unfrequency, s. rarita 
 [Infrequent, a. raro ; — ed, a. de- 
 
 serto ; — ly, ad. radamente 
 Unfriendliness, s. poca amicizia 
 Unfriendly, ad. scortesemente 
 Unfruitful, a. infruttifero 
 Unfruitfully, ad. infruttuosamente 
 Unfurnish, v. a. sfornire 
 Ungaged, a. che non e scandagliato 
 
 UNH 
 
 Ungained, a. strano, bizzaro 
 Ungainly, a. sgarbato 
 Ungarnished, a. sfornito 
 Ungathered, a. che non e colto 
 Ungenteel, a. grossolano, scortese 
 Ungenteelly, ad. grossolanamente 
 Ungentle, a. indocile, severo 
 Ungenerous, a. non generoso 
 Ungild, v. a. levar l'oro 
 Ungilt, a. che non e dorato 
 Ungird, v. a. levar le cinghie 
 Unglue, v. a. scollare 
 Ungodliness, s. irreligione 
 Ungodly, a. empio 
 Ungovernable, a. sfrenato 
 Ungraceful, a. sgraziato ; — ness, 
 
 s. svenevolezza 
 Ungracious, a. sgraziato 
 Ungraciousness, s. sgarbatezza 
 Ungrafted, o. che non e innestato 
 Ungrammatical, a. contrario alle 
 
 regole grammatical! 
 Ungrateful, a. ingratoj —ness, s. 
 
 ingratitudine 
 Ungravel, v. a. levar la ghiaia 
 Ungrease, v. a. levar il grasso 
 Unguarded, a. indiscreto 
 Unguent, s. unguento 
 Unguiltiness, s. innocenza 
 Unguilty, a. innocente 
 Unhaft, v. a. levar il manico 
 Unhallow, v. a. profanare 
 Unhallowing, s. profanazione 
 Unhalter, v. a. levar la cavezza 
 Unhand, Ex. unhand me, lasciate 
 
 mi andare 
 Unhandsome, a. brutto, scortese ; 
 — ly, ad. malamente ; — ness, s. 
 brutezza 
 Unhandy, a. balordo 
 Unhang, v. a. spiccare una cosa 
 
 che e appiccata 
 Unhappily, ad. infelicemente 
 Unhappiness, s. infelicita 
 Unhappy, a. sfortunato [tana 
 
 Unharbour, v. a. fare uscire dalla 
 Unharmful, a. innocente 
 Unharmonious, a. scordante 
 Unharness, v. a. levar gli arnesi 
 Unhasp, v. a. sfibbiare 
 Unhealable, a. incurabile 
 Unhealthy, or Unhealthful, a. mal- 
 sano ; unheal thi ness, s. malsa- 
 nita 
 Unheard of, a. inaudito 
 Unheeded, a. non badato 
 Unheedily, ad. negligentemente 
 Unheediness, s. negligenza 
 Unheedy, a. negligente 
 Unhinge, v. a. sgangherare 
 Unholy, a. profano [chi 
 
 Unhoodwink, v. a. sbendare gli oc- 
 471 
 
 UNL 
 
 Unhook, v. a. spiccare dall' uncino 
 Unhoped for, a. non sperato 
 Unhorsed, a. scavalcato 
 Unhurt, a. illeso 
 Unhusbanded, a. iuculto 
 Unhusk, v. a. sgranare 
 Unicorn, a. liocorno 
 Uniform, a. uniforme 
 Uniformity, s. uniformita 
 Unimaginable, a. che non si pub 
 immaginare [oso 
 
 Unimployed, a. non adoperato, ozi- 
 Uninclined, a. indisposto 
 Unindebted, a. che non ha debiti 
 Uninhabitable, a. inabitabile 
 Uninstituted, a. che non e instituto 
 Uninterested, a. disinteressa-to 
 Unintermitted, a. continuo . 
 Uninterrupted, a. che non e inter- 
 
 rotto 
 Unintreatable, a. inesorabile 
 Uninvited, a. che non e invitatc 
 Union, s. unione 
 Unison, s. (in music,) unisono 
 Unit, s. unita 
 
 Unitable, a. che si pub unire 
 Unite, v. a. unire 
 Uniting, s. unione 
 Unity, s. unita 
 Universal, s. un universale 
 Universally, ad. in universale 
 Universe, s. universo 
 University, s. universita. ; universi- 
 ty man, un membra dell 7 univer- 
 sita 
 Univocal, a. univoco 
 Univocally, ad. d'una maniera uni- 
 
 voca 
 Unjoin, v. a. disgiugnere 
 Unjoint, v. a. tagliar le giunture, 
 
 dislogare 
 Unjudged, a. che non e giudicato 
 Unjust, a. ingiusto 
 Unjustifiable, a. illecito 
 Unjustly, ad. ingiustamente 
 Unkennel, v. a. fare uscire 
 Unkind, a. scortese, cattivo ; — ly, 
 ad. malamente ; —ness, s. scor- 
 tesia 
 Unknit, v. a. snodare 
 Unknowing, a. ignorante 
 Unknowingly, ad. ignorantemente 
 Unknown, a. incognito 
 Unlaboured, a. che non e coltivato 
 Unlace, v. a. slacciare 
 Unlade, v. a. scaricare, vuotare 
 Unlamented, a. non compianto 
 Unlaudable, a. vituperevole 
 Unlawful, a. illecito ; — ly, ad. il- 
 lecitamente ; —ness, s. lo stato 
 d'una cosa illecita 
 Unlearn, v. a. scordarsi 
 
UNO 
 
 Unlearned, a. non litterato, un 
 
 ignorante 
 Unleash, v. a. sciorre 
 Unleaveued, a. senza fermento j 
 
 unleavened bread, pane azzimo 
 Unless, co?ij. a meno 
 Unlettered, a. senza lettere 
 Unlicensed, a. fatto senza licenza 
 Unlike, a. dilferente ; — ness, s. 
 
 dissimiglianza ; — ly, ad. nonve- 
 
 rishnilmente 
 Unlimited, a. illimitato 
 Unline, v. a. sfoderare 
 Unload, v. a. searicare 
 Unlock, v. a. aprire 
 Unlooked for, non previsto 
 Unloose, v. a. disfare 
 Unlovely, a. che non e amabile 
 Unluckily, ad. per mala fortuna 
 Unluckiness, s. disgrazia 
 Unlucky, a. malaguroso 
 Unmade, a. che non e fatto 
 Unman, v. a. castrare, effeminare, 
 
 de^radars ; unman a ship, disar- 
 
 ira-e un vascello [uaggiare 
 
 Unmanageable, a. difficile a ma- 
 Unman! iness, s. condotta indegna 
 
 d'un noroo 
 Unmanly, ad. indegno d'un uomo 
 Unmanner'im-ss, s. incivilta 
 Unmannerly, a. rczzo 
 Unmanured, a. incolto 
 Unmarry, v. a. rompere il matri- 
 monii 
 Unma>.k, v. a. smascbeiare 
 Unmast, v. a. levar l'albero del 
 
 vascello 
 Unmatch, v. a. spaiare 
 Unmeasurable, a. immenso 
 Unmeasurably, ad. smisuratamente 
 Unmeet, a. che non e conveniente 
 Unmerciful, a. spietato ; — ness. s. 
 
 crudelta [s. negligenza 
 
 Unmindful, a. negligente ; — ness, 
 Unmingled, or Unmixed, a. sem- 
 
 plice < [to 
 
 Unmolested, a. che non e molesta- 
 Unmoor a ship, v. a. salpare 
 Unmovable, a. immobile ; — ness, 
 
 *. fermezza ; — ly, ad. immobil- 
 
 mente 
 Unmoved, a. immobile 
 Unnail, v. a. schiodare 
 Unnatural, a. soprannaturale, inu- 
 
 mano ; — ness, inumanita 
 Unnavigable, a. che non e naviga- 
 
 bile [necessita 
 
 Unnecessarily, ad. senza veruna 
 Unneedful, a. inutile [rato 
 
 Unnumbered, a. che non e nume- 
 Unoccupied, a. che non e occupato 
 Unordinary, a. raro 
 
 UNP 
 
 Unorganized, a. che non e organiz- 
 
 zato 
 Unpack, v. a. sballare 
 Unpaid, a. che non e pagato 
 Unpainted, a. che non e dipinto 
 Unparalleled, a. incomparabile 
 Unpardonable, a. irremissibile 
 Unpared, a. che non e mondato 
 Unpartable, a. inseparabile 
 Unparted, a. che non e separato 
 Unpastured, a. a chi non s' e dato 
 
 pascolo 
 Unpatterned, a. senza esempio 
 Unpave, v. a. disfare il selciato 
 Unpeaceable, a. torbido 
 Unpeaceably, ad. torbidamente 
 Unpeople, v. a. spopolare 
 Unperceivable, a. impercettibile 
 Unperceived, a. del quale uno non 
 
 s' e accorto [mente 
 
 Unperceivedly, ad. irnpercettibil- 
 Un performed, a. che non e stato 
 
 messo in esecuzione 
 Unperishable, a. incorruttibile 
 Unpetrified, a. non impietrito 
 Unpin, v. a. toglier via le spille 
 Unpitied, a. che non e compianto 
 Unplait, v. a. spiegare 
 Unpleasant, a. ingrato ; — ly, ad. 
 
 iu^ratamente; — ness, s. spiace- 
 
 votezza 
 Unpliant, a. inflessibile 
 Unploughed, a. chs non e arato 
 Unpolished, a. ruvido 
 Unpolite, a. incivile 
 Unpolluted, a. puro 
 Unpractised, a. non praticato 
 Unpreferred, a. che non e preferito 
 Unprejudicated, a. che non e pre- 
 
 occujjato [nuto 
 
 Unprejudiced, a. che non e preve- 
 Unpremeditated, a. che non e pre- 
 
 meditato [to 
 
 Unpreparec 1 , a. che non e prepara- 
 Unpreposse^sed, a. che non e pre- 
 
 meditafo [muto 
 
 Unpressed, a. che non e stato spre- 
 Unpretended, a. non preteso 
 Unprisable, a. inestimabile 
 Unprofitable, a. inutile, che non e 
 
 profittevole ; —ness, s. inutilita ; 
 
 — ly, ad. inutilmente 
 Unpronounced, a. che non si pro- 
 
 nunzia 
 Unproportionable, or Unpropor- 
 
 tioned, a. sproporzionato 
 Unprosperous, a. infelice 
 Unproved, a. che non e provato 
 Unprovided, a. sprovvisto 
 Unprovident, a. imprudente 
 Unprovoked, a. non provocate 
 Unpruned, a. non potato 
 472 
 
 UNS 
 
 Unpunished, a. impunito 
 Unqualified, a. che non e capace 
 Unquenchable, a. inestinguibile 
 Unquestionable, a. indubitabile, 
 
 d'intera fede 
 Unquestionableness, s. certezza 
 Unquiet, a. inquieto ; — ly, ad. in- 
 
 quietamentej — ness, *. inquie- 
 
 tudine 
 Unravel, v. a. sviluppare 
 Unready, a. che non e in ordine 
 Unreasonable, a. irragionevole ; — 
 
 ness, s. ingiustizia ; — ly, ad. ir- 
 
 ragionevolmente 
 Unrebukable, a. irreprensibile 
 Unrecallable, a. irrevocable 
 Unreclaimable, a. che non e ridot- 
 
 to alia ragione 
 Unreconcilable, a. irreconciliabile 
 Unreconciled, a. che non e ricon- 
 
 ciliato [rate 
 
 Unrecovered, a. che non e ricupe- 
 Unredeemable, a. che non si pu6 
 
 red i mere 
 Unreformable, a. incorrigibile 
 Unregarded, a. disprezzato 
 Unrelenting, a. inflessibile, duro 
 Unrelieved, a. che non e soccorsc 
 Jnrepaired, a. che non e riparato 
 Unrepealed, a. che non e abolito 
 Unreprovable, a. irreprensibile 
 Unrequited, a. irremunerato 
 Unresistible, a. irresistibile 
 Unrespectful, a. screanzato 
 Unrespectfulness, *. incivilta 
 Unrest, s. inquietudine 
 Unrestored, a. non restituito 
 Unrestrained, a. illimitato 
 Unreturnable, a. che non pub ri- 
 
 tornare i [velato 
 
 Unrevealed, a. che non e stato ri 
 Unrevenged, a. invindicato 
 Unrewarded, a. non rimunerato 
 Unriddle, v. a. spiegare 
 Unrig, v. a. toglier le sarte 
 Unrighteous, a. iniquoj — ness, $ 
 
 iniqui'a 
 Unrip, v. a. scucire 
 Unripe, a. immaturo 
 Unripeness, *. lo stato d'una cosa 
 
 che e immatura 
 Unript, a. scucito 
 Unrivalled, a. che non ha rivale 
 Unjoll, v. a. sviluppare 
 Unroost a bird, v. a. snidare 
 Unroot, v. a. sradicare 
 Unruffled, a. tranquillo 
 Unruly, a. sfrenato, indomito 
 Unsaddle, v. a. levar la sella 
 Unsafe, a. pericoloso 
 Unsafely, ad. pericolosamente 
 Unsaid, a. dis/ietto 
 
UNS 
 
 Unsaluted, a. non salutato 
 Unsancritied, o. che non e santifi- 
 
 cato 
 Unsatisfactory, a. imperfetto 
 Unsatisrialle, a. insaniabile 
 iriness, *. ineipidexaa 
 Unsavoury, a. ineipMo 
 Uns.iv, p. a. disdirsi 
 
 . v. a. suggliare 
 I Decriptunl, a. che non e fondato 
 
 nella scrittura sacra 
 Unseal, v. a. levare il sijillo 
 
 ible, a. imperscruttabile 
 Unseasonable, a. fuor di stagione ; 
 
 — ly, ad. intempestivamente 
 Unseasoned, a. che non ha sale 
 Unsecure, a. che non e sicuro 
 Unseemliuess, s. indecenza 
 Uuseenily, a. indecente 
 Unseen, a. invisibile 
 Unsent, che non s' e mandato a 
 
 cercare 
 Unserviceable, a. inutile; — ness, 
 
 *. iuutilita 
 Unset, a. che non e piantato 
 Unsettled, a. incostante, che non e 
 
 stabilito ; — ness, s. incosianza 
 Unshackle, D. a. scatenare 
 Unshaded, a. aprico 
 Unshaken, a. che non e smosso 
 Unshamefaced, a. sfacciato j — 
 
 ness, *. sfacciatagsine 
 Unshanen, a- deforme 
 Unahaved, or Unshaven, a. che 
 
 non e raso 
 Unsheath, v. a. ssruainare 
 Unshoe, v. n. sferrare un cavallo 
 Unshorn, a. che non e tonduto 
 Unsilvered, a. che none inargenta- 
 
 ti 
 Unsincere, a. efie non e sincero 
 Unsincerity. *. di>siinulazione 
 Unsinninz. a. perfetto 
 Unskilful, a. ignorante ; — ly, ad. 
 
 malamente ; — ness, s. ignoran7a 
 Unslouzh a wild boar, v. a. lau- 
 
 ciare un cinzhiale 
 
 i"ario 
 Unsodden, a. che non e bollito 
 
 . a. netto 
 Unsolder, v. a. levare la saldatura 
 Unsole, u. a. levar la suola 
 Unsolid, a. non solido 
 Unsolicited, a. non sollecitato 
 Unsought, a. non ricercato 
 Unsound, a. malsano, corrotto, 
 
 guasto 
 Unspeakable, a. ineffabile; — ly, 
 
 ad. ineffabilmente 
 Unspent, a. che non e q ■ 
 Unspoken of, a. del quale non s' e 
 
 parlato 
 
 UNT 
 
 Unspotted, a. puro 
 Unstability, s. istabilita 
 Unstable, o. istabile 
 Unstained, a. senza macchia 
 Unstaid, a. volubile 
 Unsteadiness, s. leggerezza 
 Unsteady, a. leggiero 
 UnsteadDSt, a. incostante 
 Unsteadfastness, s. incostaan 
 Unstirred, a. non mosso 
 Unstitch, p, a. scucire 
 I'nstock a gun, v. a. smontare uno 
 
 schioppo 
 Unstop, v. a. sturare 
 Unstrung, a. scordato 
 Unstufled, a. che non e ripieno 
 Unsubdued, a. che non e vinto 
 Unsuccessful, a. infelice j — ness, 
 
 s. sventura 
 Unsufierable, a. insopportabile 
 Unsullied, a. non sporco 
 Unsure, a. incerto 
 Insurmountable, a. in>uperabile 
 Un>waddle, or Unswathe, v. a. 
 
 sfasciare 
 Unwell, v. a. and n. tgonfiare 
 Unsworn, a. che non ha prestato 
 
 giiiramenfo [e corrotto 
 
 Untainted, a. immaculato, che non 
 Untaken, a. che non e preso 
 Untamable, a. indomabile 
 Untamableness, s. qualita indoma- 
 bile 
 Untamed, a. indomito 
 Untangle, v. a. distrigare 
 Untasted, a. che non e stato assag- 
 
 giato 
 Unteach, v. a. far scordare 
 Unteam, v. a. levare i cavalli dalla 
 
 carozza 
 TJnterrified, a. intrepido 
 I'u'estale, a. intestato 
 Unthankful, a. ingraft) J — ly, ad. 
 
 ingratamente ; — ness, s. in- 
 
 gratitudine [ciato 
 
 Untnawed, a. che non e di^hiac- 
 Unth ; cken, O. a. rarificare; — 
 
 v. n. rarificarsi 
 Unthinking, a. indiscrete 
 Untbought of, a. inopinato 
 Unthread a needle, v. a. sfilare un 
 
 asro 
 Unthrift, i. prodigy 
 Unthriftily, ad. prodiramente 
 Unthriftiness, *. prodigalita 
 Unthrifty, a. prodigo 
 Unthriving, a. che non cresce 
 Unthrone, r. a. levar dal trono 
 Untie, v. a. scio^liere 
 Untile, v. a. scoprire il tetto d'una 
 
 casa 
 Until, ad. fino 
 
 473 
 
 UNW 
 
 Unfilled, a. inculfo 
 
 rutnne I, a. fatto fuor di tempo 
 
 Untimely, a. ioteBipeativsmefita ; 
 
 — a. (irimaticcio ; —birth, scon- 
 ciatura 
 
 Uutirable, a. lafaNcabita 
 Untired, a, the non h fettiemta 
 
 I'n o. prep t a, al. ;tllo, alia ; he 
 
 said unto him. • 
 Untold, a. non detto, non nnmerato 
 Untoothsomc, a. che non k grStOll 
 
 gusto [toccare 
 
 Untouchable, a. che non si pub 
 Untouched, a. intatto 
 Untoward, a. malva^io; — ly, ad. 
 
 ostinatainente j — ness, $. cap.n- 
 
 bieta 
 Untraceable, a. intrattabik 
 Untrap, v. a. levar gli arneri 
 Untiimmed, a. che non e ornato, 
 
 che non e raso 
 Untrod, or Untrodden, a. che non 
 
 e calpestato [data 
 
 Untrouble I, a. che non e intorbi- 
 Untrue, a. falso, iofedele 
 Untruss, v. a. scio^liere 
 Untrusty, a. perhdo 
 Untruth, s. falsi'a 
 Untuck, v. a. calare 
 Untunable, a. sconlante 
 Unturned, a. che non e volta'n ; 
 
 to leave no stone unturned, fare 
 
 o^ni sforzo 
 Untutored, a. che none stato ri preso 
 Untwine, or Untwist, v. a. storccre 
 I'n veil, v. a. svelare 
 Unvaluabte, a. inestimabile 
 UnvancjuisDed, a. invitto 
 Unvariable, a. invariable 
 Unvariab'.y, ad. invariabilmente 
 Unvaried, che non ha variato 
 Unversed, a. inesperto 
 Unuseful, a. inutile 
 Unusual, a. straordinario 
 Unusually, ad. raramente 
 Unutterable, a. ineftabile 
 Unwalled, a. senza. mura 
 Unwarily, ad. impruden'emente 
 Unwaritiess, s. imprudenza 
 Unwarrantable, a. che non si puO 
 
 Eriustificare 
 Unwary, a. imprudente 
 Unwashed, a. sporco [to 
 
 Un watered, a. che non e adacqua- 
 Unwaverinz, a. fermo 
 Unwearied, a. riposato, infaticabile 
 Unweave, v. a. sfilare 
 Unwedded, a. che non e maritato 
 Unwelcome, a. che non e benvc- 
 
 nuto 
 Unwholesome, a. malsnno 
 Unwieldiness, i. lentezza 
 
UPS 
 
 Unwieldy, a. pesante 
 
 Unwilling, a. che non ha voglia ; 
 
 — ly, ad. mal volentieri j — ness, 
 
 s. ripugnanza 
 Unwind, v. a. distrigare 
 Unwise, a. imprudente 
 Unwisely, ad. imprudentemente 
 Unwished for, a. che non si desidera 
 Unwitherable, a. che non pub ap- 
 
 passire 
 Unwithered, a. incorrotto 
 Unwitting, a. che non sa 
 Unwittingly, ad. senza saperlo 
 Unwitty, a. sciocco 
 Unwonted, a. insolito; — ness, s. 
 
 rarita 
 Unworn, a. che non e usato 
 Unworthily, ad. indegnamente 
 Unworthiness, s. indegnita 
 Unworthy, a. indegno 
 Unwrap, v. a. sviluppare 
 Unwreathe, v. a. storcere 
 Unwring, v. a. sciorre, disfare 
 Unwrinkle, v. a. levar via le rughe 
 Unwritten, a. non iscritto 
 Unwrought, a. crudo 
 Unyielding, a. inflessibile 
 Unyoke, v. a. disgiugnere, levare 
 
 dal giogo 
 Up, ad. su, in su ; to look up, guar- 
 
 dare in su 
 Up, (rise,) inter j. in piedi ; to be 
 
 up, esser levato dal letto ; to run 
 
 up and down, andar qua e la 
 Up hill, in su 
 Upbear, v. a. alzare 
 Upbraid, v. n. rimproverare 
 Uphold, v. a. sostenere ; — er, s. 
 
 fautore, intraprenditore ; — ing, 
 
 s. mantenimento 
 Upholsterer, s. tapezziere 
 Upland, s. paese montagnoso 
 Uplander, s. monlanaro 
 Upmost, a. il piu alto 
 Upon, prep, su, sopra 
 Upon, prep, (about, towards,) per, 
 
 presto, incirca; upon the news 
 
 of his coming, alia novella della 
 
 sua venuta 
 Upper, a. superiore ; upper-room, 
 
 camera alta ; upper hand, s. 
 
 vantaggio 
 Uppermost, a. il pin alto, primo ; 
 
 to be uppermost, v. n. vincere 
 Uppish, a. fiero ; — ness, s. super- 
 
 bia 
 Upright, a. rilto in piedi, onesto, 
 
 giusto ; — ly, ad. dirittamente 
 
 — ness, s. dirittura 
 Uprise, s. il sorgere 
 Uproar, s. tumulto 
 Upshot, s. successo, fine 
 
 UTM 
 
 Upside-down ? ad. sotto sopra 
 
 Upsitting, s. il tempo che una don- 
 na si leva di parto 
 
 Upstart, s. villan rifatto 
 
 Upward, or Upwards, ad. in su ; 
 upwards and downwards, per di 
 sopra e per di sotto 
 
 Urbanity, s. urbanita 
 
 Urchin, s. ricchio, nano 
 
 Ure-ox, s. spezie di bufalo 
 
 Ureter, s. uretra 
 
 Urge, v. a. sollecitare, irritare 
 
 Urgency, s. urgenza 
 
 Urgent, a. urgente; — ly, ad. in- 
 stantemente 
 
 Urinal, s. orinale 
 
 Urinary, a. dell' orina 
 
 Urinator, s. pescatore 
 
 Urhie, s. orina ; — v. n. orinare ; 
 to provoke urine, fare orinare 
 
 Urn, s. urna [line 
 
 Ursulines, s. (a sort of nuns,) Orso- 
 
 Us, pron. pi. noi ; with us, con noi 
 
 Usage, *. uso, trattamento 
 
 Usance, s. uso [teresse 
 
 Use, s. uso, servigio, costume, in- 
 
 Use, v. a. usare, servirsi ; to use 
 one well or ill, trattare uno bene 
 o male 
 
 Use, v. n. solere, esser solito ; do 
 as you used to do, fate come so- 
 lete 
 
 Useful, a. vantaggioso, aecessario ; 
 to make one's self useful, render- 
 si utile ; — ly, ad. utilmente ; — 
 ness, s. utilita 
 
 Useless, a. inutile 
 
 Usher, s. bracciere d'una dama, 
 sottomaestro 
 
 Usher, v. a. introdurre 
 
 Usquebaugh, s. sorte di liquor forte 
 
 Ustion, s. ustione 
 
 Usual, a. ordinario, solito; — ly, 
 ad. comunemente ; — ness, s. il 
 frequente uso di che che sia 
 
 Usufruct, s. usufrutto 
 
 Usufructuary, s. usufruttuario 
 
 Usurer, s. usuraio 
 
 Usurious, a. che contiene usura 
 
 Usurp, v. a. usurpare j — ation, s. 
 usurpazione ; — er, s. usurpa- 
 tore j — ing, s. usurpamento 
 
 Usury, s. usura ; to lend upon usu- 
 ry, usureggiare ; I shall pay you 
 with usury, ve la renderb con 
 usura 
 
 Utensil, s. ordigno 
 
 Uterine, a. uterino 
 
 Utility, s. utilita 
 
 Utmost, a. il piii rimoto ; 
 Ex. I shall do mv utmost, faro 
 
 Ogni pOSaiunc 
 
 474 
 
 VAL 
 
 Utter, a. totale 
 
 Utter, v. a. proferire, esprimere, 
 
 dire ; utter, (wares,) vendere 
 Utterance, s. maniere di parlare J 
 
 vendita 
 Utterly, a. interamente 
 Uttermost, a. il piu estremo grado 
 Uvula, a. ugola 
 Uxorious, a. che ama troppo la 
 
 propria moglie ; — ness, *. amore 
 
 soverchio per la propria moglie 
 
 VACANCY, s. spazio vuoto 
 Vacant, a. vacante 
 Vacate, v. a. votare, annullare 
 Vacation, s. vacazione 
 Vaccary, *. stalla da vacche, pasco- 
 
 lo da vacche 
 Vacillant, a. vacillante 
 Vacillation, *. vacillazione 
 Vacuity, or Vacuum, s. vacuita 
 Vacuous, a. vacuo 
 Vafrous, a. astuto 
 Vagabond, s. un yagabondo 
 Vagary, s. fantasia 
 Vagrancy, s. vita vagabonda 
 Vagrant, a. vagabondo, uno sciope- 
 
 rato 
 Vague, a. incerto 
 Vail, s. velo ; — v. a. velare : vail 
 
 one's bonnet, levar il cappello ad 
 
 uno 
 Vailing, s. velamento 
 Vails, s. mancia 
 Vain, a. inutile, orgoglioso 
 Vain-glory, s. vanagloria 
 Vain-glorious, a. vanaglorioso 
 Vainly, or in vain, ad. vanamente 
 Vain, s. vanita 
 Valance, s. cortinaggi 
 Vale, s. valle 
 Valediction, *. licenza 
 Valerian, *. Valeriana 
 Valet, s. servo 
 
 Valet-de-chambre, s. cameriere 
 Valetudinarian, or Valetudinary, a. 
 
 infirmiccio 
 Valiant, a. valcroso, bravo; — If, 
 
 ad. valorosamente ; — ness, *. 
 
 bravura 
 Valid, a. valido 
 Validate, v. a. corroborare 
 Validating, or Validation, s. cor* 
 
 roborazione 
 Validity, s. validitk 
 Valley, s. valle 
 I Valorous, a. coraggioso 
 
VAU 
 
 VEN 
 
 VER 
 
 Valour, *. valors 
 Valuable, a. pretioso, importante 
 Valuation, s. valuta 
 Value, i . : —v. a. 
 
 stimare, pregiare ; — ii 
 ne 
 
 Valve, t. tata 
 
 Vamp, s. taOMUO -, — v.a. accomo- 
 date, rappezzare 
 
 . j. guanto di ferro 
 
 ^uardia 
 Van. s. (fbl c >rn.) \-aglio 
 
 Mare 
 Vane. s. ?irella [nire 
 
 Vanish, or Vanish away, v. a. sva- 
 
 r. inutili a. vanagloria 
 Vanquish, v. a. vincere j — er, *. 
 vincitoie 
 
 Vapid, a. Bvaporato 
 Vaperatkm, t. vaporazione 
 .-. a. pien di vapori 
 Vapour, 5. vapore ; — d. a. far il 
 
 bravo ; tap ur away, svaporare ; 
 
 vapours, *. pL vapori ; — ing, *. 
 
 a : — ish, a. bixzarro 
 
 Variable, a. variabile ; — ness, s. 
 
 variazione ; — ly. ad. variamente 
 
 Variance, *. lite, variazione, cangi- 
 
 ameuto 
 Varicoloured, a. variato 
 . v. a. variare 
 Variesatinn, s. variazione 
 
 . s. varieta [mente 
 
 .1. vano ; — ly, ad. varia- 
 Varlet, *. briccone 
 Varnish, s. vernice ; — v. a. inver- 
 niciare ; — er. s. colui che fa la 
 vernice ; —ing, s. il dar la ver- 
 nice 
 
 . p. a. variare 
 .-. ». variazione 
 Vase. t. testo 
 
 vasaalk) 
 YaanhfT, s. vassal laegio 
 Vast, a. vaato, grande. molto ; — 
 t. spazio vasto non occupatoj — 
 lv. ad. jrandemente 
 •... s. desolazione 
 iezza 
 
 no ; cheese- vat, *. fiscella 
 Vault, t. VOfta, cantina, cesso 
 
 Vault upon a horse, v. n. volteggi- 
 
 are un cavallo 
 Vaul- rleste 
 
 Vaulter. t. volt - - 
 Vault v. a. voltato 
 
 r. vanto 
 
 jr Vaunt of. v. n. vantarsi 
 Vaunter, #. vantatore 
 
 Ventilator, t. ventilatore 
 
 Ventoaity, s. ventoaRa 
 
 Wnt rich-, .*. ventricolo 
 
 Venture, .». riscliio ; at a venture, 
 per suite ; to put a thing to a 
 venture, mettere che che sia alia 
 
 Vaunting, s. vacLainento ; —1 , ad. Ventiduct, *. condotto di vente 
 
 c , m VAu:o ; Ventilate, r. a. ventolare 
 
 vitella Ventilation, s. ventilazione 
 
 Veer, v. a. girare ; — v. n. (as the 
 
 wind.) cangiarsi 
 Vegetable, o, vegetabile 
 -. $. i vegetabili 
 •izione 
 getaiivo, che vege- 
 ta, che vive 
 Vegetive, a. forte, vigoroso 
 Veln-nietice, or Vehemeucy, s. ve- 
 
 emenza 
 Vehement, a. violente 
 Vehemently, ad. veementemente 
 Vehicle, s. veicolo 
 Veil. s. velo ; — v. a. velare 
 Vein. s. vena ; to open a vein, v. a. 
 
 cavar sangue 
 Veined, or Veiny, a. venoso 
 Velleiv. 9, velleita 
 Vellum, s. caitapeeora 
 Vellicate. t;. a. pizzicare ; — , (rail 
 
 at.) sbottonare 
 Vellication, s. pizzico 
 Velocity, s. velocita 
 
 . velluto; velvet-like, vel- 
 lutato ; velvet-coat, un abito di 
 elluto 
 
 venale, mercenario 
 
 Venal, 
 
 Venality, s. venaUla 
 
 Vend, v. a. spacciare 
 
 Veil lee, s. compratore 
 
 Vendible, a. vendevole 
 
 Vending, s. vendita 
 
 Vendition, s. vendimeuto 
 
 Vendor, s. venditore [so 
 
 Vcnefical, or Veneficial, a. veleno- 
 
 Venefice, s. venenaniento 
 
 Venenaous, a. venenoso 
 
 Venerable, a. venerabile 
 
 Venerate, v. a. venerare 
 
 Venerably, ad. venerabilmente 
 
 Veneration, *. venerazioue 
 
 Venereal, a. venereo 
 
 Venery, *. libidine, caccia 
 
 Vengeance, *. vendetta ; to take 
 vengeance, far vendetta ; with a 
 vengeance, alia maP ora 
 
 Vengeful, a. vendicativo 
 
 Venial, a. veniale 
 
 Venison, t. salvaticina 
 
 Venom. J. veneno 
 
 Venomous, a. venenoso, mordace ; 
 —ness, *. vtlenosita 
 . venoso 
 Vent. *. vento, aria ; — of a gun, 
 focone ; vent-hole, s. sniraglio ; 
 vent, or sale, vendita ; give vent 
 to a cask of wine, aprire una bot- 
 te di vino [«. a. fiutare 
 
 Ve, ', v. a. scoprire, palesare j — 
 475 
 
 ventura 
 Venture, n. a. arrischiare ; — v. n. 
 venturarsij he ventured too far, 
 troppo avventurato 
 Venturer, *. venturiere [dito 
 
 Venturesome, or Venturous, a. ar- 
 V nturously, ad. alia ventura 
 Venue, 3. tin law,) vicinato 
 Venus, s. Venere 
 Veracity, s. veracita 
 Verb. s. verbo 
 
 Verbal, a. verbale ; — ly, ad. ver- 
 balmente ; — ity, s. qualita di 
 quel che e verbale 
 Verberation, s. riverberazione 
 Verbose, a. verboso 
 Verbosity, s. loquacita 
 Verdant, o. verde 
 Ver li^ris, s. verderame 
 \\n: ict. 9. eiudizio, parere 
 Verdi ture, *. verdeporro 
 Verrlure, s. verzura 
 Verdurous, a. verdeg2;iante 
 Verge, *. verga, niazza, giurisdi- 
 zione, orlo [dral, bidello 
 
 mazziere ; — of a cathe- 
 Veridical, o. veridico 
 Veriest, Ex. he is the veriest rogue 
 that ever lived, egli e il piii gran 
 hriccone che niai sia stato 
 Veritication, *. verificazione 
 Verify, v. a. verificare 
 Verifier, *. quello che verifica 
 Verifying, n. prova 
 Verily, ad. veramente 
 Verisimilar, a. verisimile 
 Verisimilitude, or Verisimihty, t. 
 
 verisimilitudine 
 Verity, *. verita 
 Vermicelli, s. vermicelli 
 Verjuice, *. ajresto 
 Vermiculated, a. vermicolato 
 Vermilion, s. vermiglio 
 Vermin, J. vermi 
 Vernacular, a. vernacolo 
 Vernal, a. di primavera 
 Versatile, a. flessibile 
 Verse, *. verso, ver'etto j to make 
 verses, versezsiare ; verse-ma- 
 ker, *. versificatore 
 Versed, a. venatO 
 Verakle, *. piccol ver«r> 
 i Versification, *. versificazione 
 
VIC 
 
 Versifier, *. versificatore 
 Versify, v. n. verseggiare 
 Version, s. traslazione 
 Vert, s. gli alberi d'una foresta 
 Vertebre, s. vertebra 
 Vertex, s. vertice 
 Vertical, a. verticale 
 Vt rtiginous, a, vertiginoso 
 Vertigo, s. vertigine 
 Vervain, s. verbena [no 
 
 Vervise, s. sorta di panno grossola- 
 Very, a, vero, stesso, medesimo ; 
 he is a very knave, egli e un 
 pretto furbo ; — ad. molto ; very 
 faithful, molto fedele ; very late- 
 ly, poco fa ; I am very much 
 afraid of it, ne temo moltissimo 
 Vesicatory, s. vescicatorio 
 Vesicle, s. vescichetta 
 Vespers, s. vespero 
 Vessel, s. vaso, vascello 
 Vest, s. camiciuola 
 Vest, v. a. investire 
 Vestal, s. vestale 
 Vestiary, s. vestiario 
 Vestibule, s. vestibulo 
 Vestige, s. vestigio 
 Vestment, s. vestimento ; a priest's 
 
 vestment, paramento da prete 
 Vestry, s. sagrestia, assemblea ; 
 vestry keeper, s. sagrestano ; to 
 call a vestry, fare adunare i prin- 
 cipal i del la parrocchia riella sa- 
 grestia ; vestry-men, quelli che 
 compongono 1' assemblea della 
 sagrestia ; vestry-clerk, s. secre- 
 tario 
 
 esture, s. vestimento, investitura 
 Vetch, s. veccia 
 Veteran, s. veterano 
 Vex, v. a. angosciare ; it vexes me 
 to the heart, mi dispiace fino all' 
 animo ; vex one's self, v. r. af- 
 fliggersi 
 Vexation, s. affanno, cruccio 
 Vexatious, a. fastidioso 
 Vexer, s. un molesto 
 Vial, s. caraffina 
 Viand, s. cibo 
 Viaticum, s. viafico 
 Vibrate, v. a. penzolare 
 Vibration, s. vibrazione 
 Vicar, s. vicario, curato 
 Vicarage, s. cura di vicario 
 Vicarious, a. di vicario 
 Vicarship, s. vicariato fnaglia 
 
 Vice, s vizio ; vice, (smith's,) ta- 
 Vice-admiral, s. vice-ammirailio 
 Vice-chancellor, s. viee-cancelliere 
 Vicegerent, s. viceregente 
 Vice-pin, s. la chiave d'una morsa 
 Viceroy, s. vicere 
 
 VIN 
 
 Viceroyalty, s. carica di vicere 
 
 Viciate, v. a. viziarej to viciate a 
 girl, corrompere una zittella 
 
 Vicinage, or Vicinity, s. vicinanza 
 
 Vicious, a. viziosoj — ly, ad. vizi- 
 osamente 
 
 Vicissitude, s. vicissitudine 
 
 Victim, s. vittima 
 
 Victor; s. vincitore 
 
 Victorious, a. vittorioso ; — ly, ad. 
 vittoriosamente 
 
 Victory, s. vittoria ; to get the vic- 
 tory, trionfare 
 
 Victual, v. a. vettovagliare 
 
 Victualler, s. oste che da a mangi- 
 are 
 
 Victualling-house, s. taverna 
 
 Victuals, s. vettovaglie, viveri 
 
 Vidame, s. giudice temporale d'un 
 vescovo, vidame 
 
 Videlicet, ad. cioe 
 
 Viduity, s. vedovita 
 
 Vie, s. (in" cards,) invito 
 
 Vie, v. a. contestare, invitare 
 
 View, s. vista, prospettiva, esamej 
 to take a view of, riguardare 
 
 View, v. a. esaminare 
 
 Viewer, s. quello che vede 
 
 Viewers, s. esperti 
 
 Vigil, s. vigilia 
 
 Vigilance, s. vig : lanza 
 
 Vigilant, a. vigilante ; — ly, ad. 
 vigilantemente [di Spagna 
 
 Vigonia, s. vigogna, spezie di lana 
 
 Vigorous, a. vigoroso ; — ly, ad. 
 vigorosamente 
 
 Vigour, s. vigore, forza, fermezza 
 
 Vile, a. vile, abbietto 
 
 Vilely, ad. male 
 
 Vileness, s. vilta [male 
 
 Vilify, v. a. -vilificare, sparlare 
 
 Villa, s. villa 
 
 Village, s. villaggio 
 
 Villager, s. villano [briccone 
 
 Villain, s. lavoratore, contadino, 
 
 Villanage, s. condizione di conta- 
 dino [villanamente 
 
 Villanous, a. infame ; — ly, ad. 
 
 Villany, s. infamila 
 
 Villatic, a. campestre 
 
 Villous, a. velloso 
 
 Vimineous, a. vimineo 
 
 Vincible, a. vi nee vole 
 
 Vincture, s. legatura 
 
 Vindemial, a. di viudemmia 
 
 Vindemiate, v. a. vendemmiare 
 
 Vindemiatory, a. di vendemmia 
 
 Vindicate, v. a. difendere, giustifi- 
 care, vend i care [tore 
 
 Vindicator, s. protettore, vendica- 
 
 Vindictive, a. vendicativo 
 
 Vine, 8. vignaj vineyard, s. vigne- 
 
 VIS 
 
 to ; vine-dresser, s. vignaiuolo ; 
 vine-knife, s. falce 
 Vinegar, s. aceto ; vinegar-cruet, * 
 vaso di aceto 
 
 Vinosity, s. qualita vinosa 
 
 Vinous, a. vinoso 
 
 Vintage, s. vendemmia 
 
 Vintager, s. vendemmiatore 
 
 Vintner, s. tavernaio 
 
 Vintry, s. luogo dove si vende vino 
 
 Viol, s: viola 
 
 Violable, a. violabile 
 
 Violate, v. a. violare 
 
 Violation, s. violazione 
 
 Violator, s. viclatore 
 
 Violence, s. violenza; to offer vio- 
 lence, far violenza 
 
 Violent, a. violento, acerbo ; — ly, 
 ad. con violenza 
 
 Violet, s. violetta ; sirup of violets, 
 sciroppo violato 
 
 Violet, a. (purple,) paonazzo 
 
 Violin, s. violino 
 
 Violist, s. sonator di viola 
 
 Viper, s. vipera 
 
 Viperine, or Viperous, a. viperino 
 
 Virago, s. gigantessa 
 
 Virelay, s. strambotto 
 
 Virgin, .v. vergine, zittella; — a. 
 vergineo ; virgin-honey, miele 
 vergine ; virgin-wax, cera ver- 
 gine ; virgin-like, a. verginale; 
 virgin-milk, s. latte verginale 
 
 Virginals, s. spezie di spinetta 
 
 Virginity, s. verginita 
 
 Virile, a. virile 
 
 Virility, s. virilita, cuore, animo 
 
 Virtual, a. virtuale ; — ly, ad. vir- 
 tualmente 
 
 Virtue, s. virtu ; to make a virtue 
 of necessity, far della necessita 
 virtu [tichita 
 
 Virtuoso, s. uno che s'intende d'an- 
 
 Virtuous, a. virtuoso ; — ly, ad, 
 virtuosamente - 
 
 Virulency, s. marcia, veleno 
 
 Virulent, a. velenoso, mordente j 
 — ly, ad. mordacemente' 
 
 Visage, s. visaggio 
 
 Visceral, a. delle viscere 
 
 Viscid, a. viscoso 
 
 Viscosity, s. viscosita 
 
 Viscount, *. visconte ; viscountess, 
 s. viscontessa ,• viscounty, s. vi- 
 scontado 
 
 Viscous, a. viscoso 
 
 Viser, s. visiera 
 
 Visibility, *. qualita visibile 
 
 Visible, a. visibile 
 
 Visibly, ad. visibilmente 
 
 Vision, s. il vedere, apparizione 
 
 Visionary, a. uno che s'immagina 
 
VOL 
 
 aver delle vi«ioni ; — a. che ap- 
 partiene all,- \ 
 Visit, *. visita;— • i\ n. visitare, 
 affliz- I u'tiils, vi- 
 
 visit us vs i fa 
 
 dir> ci vhitaafce con qualche ma- 
 
 lattia 
 Visitatiot . 
 Visiting, s. visitaniento ; to go a 
 
 r, tndare in visita 
 Visito-, s. vi-itit <re 
 Visur, s. n 
 
 Vista, s. vis 1 v. i>r>spettiva 
 Visual, a. visuals 
 Vital, a. vi'ale 
 Vitals, j. ^/. le parti vitali 
 Vitiate, t«. a. viziare 
 Vitreous, i 
 
 Vitriticable, a. che si puo conver- 
 ting in t' ro 
 Vitrification, s. il c^nvertir? in vc- 
 Vitrify, r. a. ridurre m vctro 
 Vitriol, s. vitriuolo 
 Vitriolous, a. vitriuolato 
 Vitupemblc, a. vituperabile 
 Vituperate, o. o. vituperate 
 Vituperation, *. vi'uperazione 
 Vivacious, a. vivace 
 Vivacity, s. vn i 
 Vivan, ,' (in law.) s. un parco 
 Vivcr, j. Jnjo di mare 
 Vives, *. vivoK 
 Vivid, a. allerro 
 Vivifical, a. vivificante 
 Vivificate, v. a. vivificare 
 Vivificatiou. ». vivifkazione 
 Vixen, *. una Ttrri'rice ; un raaaz- 
 
 20 che nin fa altro che gridare ; 
 
 un volpicino 
 Viz, *. cine 
 Vizard. *. masche'-a ; to put on a 
 
 vizard, metersi inn n.aschera 
 Vocabulan-, *. vocabulario 
 Vocal, a. vocale [vocale 
 
 Vocality, t. qualita di quel che e 
 Vocatio'n, *. vocazione 
 Voca'ive, a. voca'ivo 
 Vocifrra'ion. t. vociferaione 
 Vocif<rrou ; , a. r 
 
 Void, a. vfl'n, invalids, vacant, 
 — v. a. lasciare, 
 mandar fu">ri, invalidare 
 Voidance. ». vacanza 
 Voider, t. 
 Voiture, *. vetura 
 Volatile, a. vola lie ; — Sty, *. vola- 
 
 Volatiliza'ion. ». vok'ilizTazione 
 Vola'ilize, v. a. voia.ilizzare 
 
 WAD 
 
 Volery, .*. uccelliera 
 
 Volitate, p. n. >\ >:.izzare 
 
 Volition, *. volonta 
 
 Volley, 5. grido ; — of musket- 
 
 shot, una salva di n*oachetta(B 
 Volubility, s. volub li'.a ; — of 
 
 tongue, pres t ema di lingua 
 Voluble, a. volubile 
 Volume, s. volume, ooda 
 Voluminous, a. volmninoso 
 Voluntarily, ad. volun ariamente 
 Voluntary, a. spoutaneo; — s. ca- 
 
 priccio 
 Volunteer, *. voluntario 
 
 :y, s. ucmo voluttuoso 
 Voluptuous, a. aensoale ; — ly, ad. 
 
 sensual mente ; — ness, s. volutt.i 
 Vomit, s. votnitivo, \ mjj 1 : — v. 
 
 a. vomilare; — ing, *. il vomi- 
 
 tare 
 Vomitory, a. vomitivo 
 Voracious, a. vorace, rapace ; — 
 
 ly, ad. voracememe 
 Voracity, s. voracita 
 Votary,**, un devoto > — of love, 
 
 on' amante ; — of learning, de- 
 
 dito alle lettere 
 Vote, s. voto, opinione. sentimen- 
 
 to ; — v. a. dar la sua voce, sta- 
 
 bilire per plurali a di voce 
 Vouch, v. a. afiermare 
 Vouch one, (in law,) citare uno in 
 
 giudizio 
 Vouchee, s. chee citato in giudizio 
 Voucher, s. chs chiama uu altro in 
 
 giudizio ; tesfimonianza 
 Vouch -afe, v. n. degnarsi ; — 0. a. 
 
 concederej — ing, s. coudescen- 
 
 denza 
 Vow, s. voto ; — v. a. votare, gi- 
 
 urare, protestare j I vow, vi gi- 
 
 uro 
 Vowel, s. una vocale 
 Voyage, a viaggio ; to go a long 
 . fare on lunjo viag^io 
 r. viaggiatora 
 Vulgar, a. volgare ; — .t. il volgo ; 
 
 — ity, s. baswzza; — ly, ad. vol- 
 
 garniente 
 Vulnerable, a. vulnerabile 
 Vulnerary, a. vulnerario 
 Vulture, *. avvoltoio 
 
 W 
 
 WABBLE, v. a. volte?!riare 
 Wad, s. cuscinetto ; — of 
 pease, un fasciu di piselli 
 Wad-hook, s. cavastoppa 
 477 
 
 WAL 
 
 Wad, v. a. guarnire una c 
 
 di cuscinetti 
 Wadable, a. ^uadoso 
 Waddle, t'. n. dimenarsi 
 
 a. ruadare an fiume 
 . ci.\i !.i, osUn 
 Wafer-iron, j. f.rro di cialde 
 Waft, *. segnale ; — v. a. cooto- 
 
 gliare 
 Waiter, r. (regnfal di convoglio 
 
 Utore 
 Wagtail, .t. cutrettola 
 Wag, v. It, muoversi 
 i'egno 
 
 '. scommettere 
 Wage war, v. a. n>uover guerra 
 Wa^e, (at law,) v. n. dar malleT©- 
 
 ria, litigare 
 Wager, s. scommessa ; to lay a 
 
 I are KosuBean 
 Wages, s. sala' io [20 
 
 . or Waggishness,*. pcher- 
 0. a. dimenarsi; — v. a. 
 
 eliminate 
 Waggon, s. carretta 
 Waggoner, s. carrettaio 
 Wait, a. che non ha padrone 
 Wail, v. a. deplorare 
 Wailing, «. lainento 
 Wain, *. carro ; wain-driver, f. un 
 
 carrettaio ; wain-load, *. carret 
 
 tata ; Cliarles' wain, s. orsa mag- 
 
 giore 
 Wainable, a. arabile 
 Wainscot, s. tavolato 
 Wainscot, v. a. coprir le muradel 
 
 le s'anze di tavole 
 Wair, .1. pezzo di ligname hingo 
 
 due braccia e largo un piede 
 Waist, *. cintura 
 Wait, s. agguato 
 Wait, v. a. attendere 
 Wait on, v. a. servire, accompa 
 
 gnare ; to wait on a friend, vwi- 
 
 tare un amico 
 Waiter, s. servo 
 Waiting, s. a^jiet'amento ; to be in 
 
 waiting, ca e er di guard ia ; a la- 
 dy's waiting woman, damigella 
 
 d' una signora 
 Waits, *. spe7Je di piva 
 Waive, v. a. lasciare 
 Wak'-, 5. feMa ; — of a ship, sole© 
 Wake, v. a. svegliare ; — v. n. 
 
 desta^i, svegliare 
 Wakeful, a. svegliato ; —ness, ». 
 
 vigilanza 
 Wakes, s. certe feste rustiche 
 Wale, t. pezzi di lezno attaccafi 
 
 alia banda d'un vascello che ser- 
 
 vono di gradini a que' che mon* 
 
 tano 
 
WAR 
 
 Wale-knot, nodo rotondo 
 
 Walk, s. viale, passeggiata ; to take 
 a walk, fare una passeggiata 
 
 Walk, v. 7i. spasseggiare ; let us 
 walk thither, andiamo la ; walk 
 in, entrare ; walk out, uscire 
 
 Walker, s. camminatore ; night- 
 walker, s. una bagascia ; walk- 
 ers, s. guardiani di foresta 
 
 Walking, s. spasseggiata 
 
 Walking-staff', s. bastone 
 
 Wall, s. un muio ; partition-wall, 
 parete ; wall-creeper, s. sorta d' 
 uccello ; wall-louse, s. sorta di 
 cimice ; wall-tree, s. spalliera ; 
 wall-wort, s. parietaria 
 
 Wall, v. a. circondar con muro ; 
 wall a town, murare una citta 
 
 Wallet, s. valigia 
 
 Wallow, s. voltolarsi ; — ing, vol- 
 tolamento ; — ish, a. insipido 
 
 Walnut, s. noce ; — tree, s. albero 
 che produce le noci ; — shell, s. 
 scorza di noce 
 
 Wamble, v. n. bollire j — , (as an 
 arrow,) vaciliare 
 
 Wan, a. pal lido 
 
 Wand, s. verga 
 
 Wander, v. n. vagare, smarrirsi ; 
 — er, s. un uomo errante ; — ing, 
 s. vagamento ; — ing, a. errante 
 
 Wane, v. n. diminuirsi 
 
 Wanness, s. pallidezza 
 
 Want, s. mancanza, talpa 
 
 Want, v. a. mancare ; what do 
 you want ? che vi manca ? 
 
 Wanting, a. bisognevoie 
 
 Wanton, a. scherzevole, lascivo, 
 impudico ; — *. puttana ; — 
 v. n. bagordare ; — ly, ad. scher- 
 zevolmente, lascivamente j — 
 ness, s. scherzo, impudicizia 
 
 Wapentake, s. cantone 
 
 War, s. guerra ; to make war, mu- 
 over guerra ; man of war, solda- 
 to ; nave da guerra 
 
 Warfaring-man, s. uomo di guerra 
 
 War, v. n. guerreggiare 
 
 Warble, v. n. cantare (come fanno 
 gll uccHli) gorgheggiare 
 
 Warbling, s. canto d'uccelli, trillo 
 
 Ward, s. una delle parti nelle qua- 
 li si divide Londra ; pupillo ; 
 carcere j — of a forest, parte d' 
 una fores'a ; — of a lock, s. la 
 guardia d'una toppa ; watch and 
 ward, agguato 
 
 Ward; v. n. far la guardia j ward 
 off a blow, v. a. parare 
 
 Warden, *. guardiano ; — of a col- 
 lege, ii rettorc d'un collegio 
 
 Warder, s. guardia 
 
 WAS 
 
 Wardmote, s. sorta di giudicatura 
 Inglese 
 
 Wardrobe, *. guardaroba 
 
 Ware, 5. mercanzia ; earthenware, 
 *. vascellame ; chinaware, por- 
 cellana ; small wares, s. merce- 
 ria ; haberdasher of small wares, 
 merciaio 
 
 Warehouse, s. magazzino ; — man, 
 s. magazziniere 
 
 Warfare, s. vita militare 
 
 Warily, ad. sagacemente 
 
 Wariness, s. prudenza, economia 
 
 Warlike, a. bellicoso 
 
 Warm, a. caldo, stizzoso, ardente ; 
 to be warm, aver caldo j to make 
 warm, v. a. scaldare ; to grow 
 warm, v. n. scaldarsi ; luke- 
 warm, a. tiepido 
 
 Warm, v. a. scaldare 
 
 Warm again, v. a. riscaldare 
 
 Warming-pan, s. scaldaletto 
 
 Warmly, ad. caldamente 
 
 Warmness, or Warmth, s. caldezza 
 
 Warn, v. a. ^.vvertire 
 
 Warner, s. avvisatore 
 
 Warning, s. avvertimento ; to give 
 one warning, avvertire qualche- 
 duno ; to take warning, pigliar 
 esempio 
 
 Warp, s. ordito ; — v.n. piegarsi ; 
 warp a ship, v. a. rimurchiare 
 un vascello ; — ing, s. piegamen- 
 to ; weaver's warping-loom, or- 
 ditoio 
 
 Warrant, s. ordine, autorita ; — 
 (for a place at court,) patente ; 
 — of attorney, s. procura 
 
 Warrant, v. a. assicurare, promet- 
 tere ; — er, s. mallevadore 
 
 Warranty, s. malleveria 
 
 Warren, *. conigliera ; warren- 
 keeper, s. guardiano di conigliera 
 
 Warrior, s. guerriero 
 
 Warring, s. il guerreggiare 
 
 Wart, s. pono ; wart- wort, s. erba 
 buona contro i porri ; warty, a. 
 pieno di porri 
 
 Wary, a. prudente, parco 
 
 Was, pret. of I am ; I was there, 
 vi ero, vi fui, vi sono stato 
 
 Wash, s. imbratto, acqua artefici- 
 ale ; wash-house, *. lavatoio ; 
 wash-pot, s. bacino da lavare ) 
 wash-ball, s. pal la di sapone j 
 wash-tub, s. tino da lavar . 
 
 Wash, v. a. lavare 
 
 Washerwoman, s. lavandaia bian- 
 cheria 
 
 Washing, a. lavamento 
 
 Washy, a. debole 
 
 Wasp, s. vespa 
 
 478 
 
 WAT 
 
 Waspish, a. fastidioso ; -- ly, acU 
 fantasticamente j — ness, a. fau- 
 tasticaggine 
 
 Wassel, s. pasto ; Wassel-bowl, *. 
 una gran tazza ; wassellers, *. ta- 
 volata di gente che bevono e si 
 divertono insieme 
 
 Waste, a. inutile ; waste paper, s. 
 carta straccia ; waste ground, 
 terra incultaj to lay a country 
 waste, rovinare un paese 
 
 Waste, s. preda, rovina ; — v. a. 
 consumare, desolare, diminuire 
 
 Waster, s. distruggitore 
 
 Wasteful, a. prodigo ; — ly, ad. 
 prodigalmente ', — ness, s. prodi- 
 gal ita 
 
 Wasting, s. guastamento • 
 
 Watch, s. guardia, vegghia ; to be 
 upon the watch, far la guardia ; 
 watchman, s. un uomo che fa 
 la guardia j watch-light, *. fa- 
 nale 
 
 Watch, s. un oriuolo ; alarm watch, 
 s. sveglia ; watch case, s. cassa 
 d'oriuolo ; watchmaker, s. un 
 orologiaio 
 
 Watch, v. n. vegliare ; watch one, 
 codiare alcuno ; watch an oppor- 
 tunity, spiare l'occasione 
 
 Watchful, a. vigilante; — ly, ad. 
 vigilantemente ; —ness, s. vigi- 
 lanza 
 
 Water, s. acqua, urina ; spring wa- 
 ter, s. acqua di fonte ; holy wa- 
 ter, s. acqua santa ; to go by wa- 
 ter, andar per acqua ; waterman, 
 *. barcaruolo ; waterfowl, s. uc- 
 cello acquatico ; water-dog, s. 
 
 . bracco da acqua ; water-wagtail, 
 s. cutrettola ; water-trough, *. 
 abbeveratoio ; water-pot; s. vaso 
 da acqua ; water-mill, s. mulino 
 a acqua ; water-works, s. giuo- 
 chi d'acqua ; -water-spring, s. 
 fontana ; waterfall, •?. cascata J 
 waterspout, s. getto d'acqua 
 
 Water-colours, s. acquerfello ; to 
 paint in water-colours, acquerel- 
 lare 
 
 Water-gold, s. oro macinato 
 
 Water-borne, a. galleggiante 
 
 Water-gage, s. strumento da misu- 
 rare la profondita delle acque 
 
 Water, v. a. adacquare 5 water a 
 horse, abbeverare un cavallo 
 
 Watered, a. (as stuffs,) ondato 
 
 Waterfall, s. cataratta 
 
 Watering, *. adacquamento 
 
 Watering-place, *. abbeveratoio 
 
 Watering-pot, s. annaffiatoio 
 
 Waterish, or Watery, a. acquoso J 
 
WEA 
 
 watery eyes, occhi biguati di la- 
 grime' 
 
 t. filo 
 Wattle, o. a. ingra'icolare 
 Wattle-wall, s. niuro fatto di gra- 
 
 tkei 
 Wave, *. on la ; — u. n. oiides- 
 ghn: ; — v. a. fare .1 0:1 ia. \ m> 
 . t - [ere ; w ive .1 
 
 ; . n. mittuare j 
 dubbio 
 
 ondato 
 Wawl, sa ■ ..< v.n. enaulare 
 
 a ding-wax, s. ee- 
 
 I : wax nn lie. - 
 di cera : H ax 
 
 cia ; wax-maker, s. colui che fa 
 la ccra ; w.ax-diandler, s. ceraiu- 
 olo 
 
 Wax. v. a. incerare, di venire 
 
 Wag . s. s r\ ! \, [arte, ban la, mez- 
 zo, espediente, maniera; high- 
 way, *. strada maestra : deep 
 way. r. ■trada. rotta ; covered 
 
 •". strala oojpei 
 the same way, p'uliare la me'e- 
 sima stra la j every way, da ogni 
 banda ; I will show 'ynu the 
 way, vj mostr-rb il modb ; to be 
 out of the way. ingannarsi ; 
 cross-way, s. capocroce ; way 
 through, j. paasaggio; way in. 
 *. intrata ; way ou\ s. uscita 
 rn, *. spezie di ginestra 
 r, j. mendico [lo 
 
 Way. i'. a. incamminare un caval- 
 
 Wayfaring-tree, *. vibumo 
 
 Waylay one, v. a. tendere insidie 
 ad urn 
 
 1. a, fantastico ; wav- 
 ward sisters, le streghe ; — ness, 
 t. fantasticagzine 
 
 We, pron. (plural of I,) noi ; we 
 love, noi amiaruo 
 
 Weak, a. debole, sempliee 
 
 Weaken, v. a. debilitare; — ing, 
 or weakning, debilitamento 
 
 Weakling, t. un deboletto 
 
 Weakly,'a. impotente; — ad. de- 
 bolmente 
 
 Weakness, *. debolezza 
 
 Weak side, 1. il debole 
 
 Weal, s. bene 
 
 Weald, *. le fores f e ; •' 
 
 Kent, boschi deila provincia di 
 
 Wealth, s. beni, ricchezze ; com- 
 monwealth, «. repubblica 
 Wealthiness, t. opulenza 
 Wealthy, a. opaknte, ricco 
 Wean, r. a. svezzare, spoppare ; 
 
 WEE 
 
 to wean one^ self from pleasure, 
 -i di qualche p 1 
 ;. s. creaturina d'eta da 
 
 Weapon, *-. anna 
 
 -Uve, s. ungueuto sim- 
 
 Weaponleas, a. disarmato 
 
 Wear. I. o^ui sorta d'arn.si che si 
 
 portan per vestimentij ordigno 
 
 che serve a pigliar peso m'riumi 
 
 kportare; wear a a word, 
 
 portar la spada ; wear away, 
 v. n. consumarsi 
 
 Wearable, a. pjrtabile 
 
 Wearer, ft. p rta'ore 
 
 "Weariness, s. stanchezza 
 
 _ ipparel, abiti, vestimenti 
 me, a. noioso ; — ness, s. 
 ambascia 
 
 r. a. fiaccare ; to grow 
 weary, v. n. stufirsi ; to weary- 
 one wi'h di>courses, tediare ai- 
 cuno con disc >rsi 
 
 Weasan !. .«. str <7./i 
 
 Weasel, s. donnola 
 
 Weaifaer, ». temjK); fine wea' her, 
 s. bel tempo ; rainy weather, 
 tempo piovoso 
 
 Weatherglass, s. barometro 
 
 Weathercock, s. sirandola 
 
 Weather wise, a. che sa prevedere 
 il tempo che fara 
 
 Weathergage, a. vantaggio del 
 vento 
 
 Weather, v. a. trapassare, vincer 
 una difficolta ; weather a hawk, 
 svolazzare un falcoue 
 
 Weave, v. a. tessere 
 
 Weaver, s. tes-itore 
 
 Weaving, s. tessitura 
 
 Web, s. tela ; cobweb, *. ragnatelo ; 
 web of It-ad, .?. un fo^l'io di piom- 
 bo ; — (in tlie eye,) ma^lia 
 
 Wed, v. a. sposare j wed a wife, 
 animo^liarsi 
 
 Wedding, s. <;posali7.io 
 
 Wedding-garment, vesta nuziale 
 ■. conio, verg . 
 ^ise. a. in forma di conio 
 
 . s. matrimonioj joined 
 in wedlock, marita'o 
 
 Welneslay, s. Mercoledl 
 
 Weed, *. erna saha'ica, ve«timen- 
 to ; black weeds, s. abito lu^ubre ; 
 seaweed, t. al-ra 
 
 'iare 
 r. sarchiatore 
 
 Weeding-book, v. sarchio 
 
 Week. s. (-even 1 \y-.) settimana ; 
 so much a week, un tanto la set- 
 timana ; next week, la settimana 
 479 
 
 pia 
 
 WEX 
 
 prossimaj — ly, ad. ogni setti* 
 
 . n. pensare, credere 
 -. t. penaiero 
 
 — er, #, 
 iangitore 
 
 ping -v. piangimentoj — ly, 
 ad. c 'ii pianto 
 
 Weerish, a. inaipido, scipito 
 
 Wei vi I. r. gorg igiione 
 
 Weft, s. un tessuto ; — of hair, una 
 treccia di capelli 
 
 Weigh, v. a. peaare, eaaminare, 
 ponderate ; weigh down, pesar 
 pi-.i 
 
 Weigh, v. 7i. es<t:r pt'snnte ; — er_ 
 »re ; — in^, *. il pesare 
 
 Weight, 1. peso, momento ; to sell 
 things by Weight, vender a peso; 
 to make good weight, far buon 
 peso ; pair of weights, s. una bi- 
 lancia 
 
 Wei^htiness, *. importanza 
 
 Weighty, a. pesante. inifiortante 
 
 Welsh-rabbit, s. sorta d'intingolo 
 
 Welcome, a. ben venuto ; your 
 letters are always welcome to 
 me, le vostre lettere mi sono 
 sempre grate ; — *. felice ar- 
 rivo; — v. a. accogliere; — 
 ins:, s. accoglienza; — ness, *. 
 piacevolezza 
 
 Welfare, s. prosperity 
 
 Welk, *. petoncolo 
 
 Welkin, or Welkin?. *. il cielo, il 
 firmamento [qua di pozzo 
 
 Well, s. pozzo ; well-water, *. ac- 
 
 VVell, ad. bene, nnlto ; I am very 
 well, io sto molto bene ; well- 
 beloved, molto amato ; well 
 and good, alia buon' ora ; well- 
 near, or well-nigh, appresso a 
 pico; well-born, a. ben nato ; 
 well-favoured, a. hello, vago ; 
 well-affected, a, ben affetto ; 
 well-mannered, a, cortege ; well- 
 wisher, j. amico; well-bottomed, 
 a. ben fondato ; well-disposed, 
 a. caritatevole ; well-meant, a. 
 ben intenzionato ; well-meaning, 
 *. buona intenzione ; well-tasted, 
 a. che ha buon gusto ; well- 
 Iraded, a. mercantile; well-do- 
 in?, s. buone azioni 
 
 Well-a-day, inter j. cappita 
 
 Welt, t. orlo ; — of a shoe, cucitu- 
 ra di ^carpa ; — v. a. orlare 
 
 Welter v. n. voltolarsi 
 
 Wem, *. macchia, pancia 
 
 Wen, s. lupa; — in the throat, 
 
WHE 
 
 Wench, s. una ragazza, bagascia, 
 zittella ; — v. n. pultaneggiare ; 
 — er, *. puttaniere; — ing, s 
 
 Wauttaneggio 
 ent, pret. of go; I went, andai 
 
 Wept, pret. of weep 
 
 Wept for, a. pianto 
 
 Were, pi. of Was, in the verb to 
 be ; we were, noi eramo ; as it 
 were, per cosi dire 
 
 Were-wolf, s. lupo uomo 
 
 West, s. occidente, le parti occi- 
 dental i ; — a. occidentale ; West 
 Indies, le Indie Occidentali ; 
 west wind, vento occidentale 
 
 Westerly, or Western, a. occiden- 
 tale; western world, il mondo 
 nuovo 
 
 Westward, or Westerly, ad. verso 
 ponente 
 
 Wet, a. bagnato, umido ; wet 
 nurse, s. balia ; wet sweetmeats, 
 *. confetture liquide ; wet weath- 
 er, s. tempo piovoso 
 
 Wet, s. umidita ; — v. a. bagnare, 
 adacquare; — ness, s. umidita 
 
 Wether-sheep, s. un castrato ; 
 • wether- mutton, carnedi castrato ; 
 bellwether, s. castrato che porta 
 il campanaccio 
 
 Wetting, s. bagaamento 
 
 Whale, s. balena 
 
 Whalebone, s. osso di balena 
 
 Wharf, s. molo 
 
 Wharfage, s. diritto che si paga 
 per sbarcare robe sopra il molo 
 
 Wharfinger, s. padrone d'un molo 
 
 What, prep, che, quale 
 
 Whatever, prep, qualunque, che 
 che, quel che ; whatever he be, 
 sia chi si voglia 
 
 Whatsoever, see Whatever 
 
 Wheal, s. ciccione 
 
 Wheat, s. grano 
 
 Wheaten, a. di grano ; wheaten 
 flour, s. fior di farina 
 
 Wheedle, v. a. lusingare; — er, s. 
 lusingatore ; — ing, s. blandi- 
 mento, allettamento 
 
 Wheel, s. ruota; water-wheel, s. 
 ruota di pozzo ; spinning-wheel, 
 filatoia ; wheel-work, s. ruote 
 
 Wheelwright, s. faei'or di ruote 
 
 Wheelbarrow, s. carriuola 
 
 Wheel about, v. n. voltarsi ; to 
 wheel salt out of a pit, v. a. tirar 
 su del sale d'una salina 
 
 Wheelage, ». tassa che paganoi i 
 carri 
 
 Wheeze, v. n. parlare come fa una 
 persona che e infreddata 
 
 Whelk, *. bitorzolo, pustula 
 
 WHI 
 
 Whelp, s. un cagnuolino; lion's 
 
 whelp, s. lioncino ,• viper's 
 
 whelp, *. una viperetta 
 Whelp, v. n. figliarej — ish, a. 
 
 tristo, cattivo [che 
 
 When, ad. quando ; — ad. allora 
 Whence, or From whence, ad. 
 
 donde ; whence come you ? don- 
 
 de venite ? 
 Whenever, or Whensoever, prep. 
 
 quando, ogni volta che 
 Where, ad. dove 
 Whereabout, or Whereabouts, ad. 
 
 dove, in che luogo; I know 
 
 whereabouts you are, so quel che 
 
 volete dire 
 Whereas, ad. perche, stante che, 
 
 in luogo che 
 Whereat, ad. al che, col che ; 
 
 whereat he was much surprised, 
 
 del che egli resto molto sorpreso 
 Whereby, ad. per il quale 
 Wherever, ad. ovunque 
 Wherefore, ad. perche causa, per- 
 
 cio [dove 
 
 Wherein, ad. in che, nel quale, 
 Whereinto, ad. nel quale 
 Whereof, ad. del quale 
 Wheresoever, ad. tee Wherever 
 Whereto, or Whereunto, ad. al 
 
 che 
 Whereupon, ad. in questo mentre 
 Wherewith, ad. con che 
 Wherewithal, ad. di che 
 Wherret, s. uno schiaifo ; — v. a. 
 
 schiaffeggiare 
 Wherry, s. barchetta 
 Wherryman, s. barcaruolo 
 Whet, v. a. affilare 
 Whetstone, s. cote [se 
 
 Whether, pron. quale; — conj. 
 Whetter, *. affilatore 
 Whetting, *. l'affilare 
 Whey, s. siero 
 Which, pron. che, il quale, la 
 
 quale, quale ; which is the best? 
 
 quale e ilmigliore? which way? 
 
 come, in che modo ? 
 Whichsoever, pron. qualunque 
 Whiff, s. fiato; — of tobacco, un 
 
 soffio di tabacco 
 Whiffle, v. a. truffare ; — v.n. 
 
 stare a bada 
 Whiffler, s. un piffero 
 Whiffler, or Whiffling fellow, s. 
 
 un dappoco 
 Whiffling, a. di niun valore 
 Whig, s. lepubblicano 
 While, s. tempo, volta ; a while 
 
 after, qualche tempo dopo 
 While, or Whilst, conj. mentre, 
 
 tanto che 
 
 480 
 
 WHI 
 
 While off, v. a. procrastlnare 
 Whilst, conj. mentre che 
 Whim, or Whimsy, *. capriccio 
 Whim-wham, s. bagatella 
 Whimmish, a. bisbetico 
 Whimper, v. n. lamentarsi ; -• 
 
 ing, s. lamento 
 Whimsical, a. capriccioso; — ly 
 
 ad. capricciosamente 
 Whin, (a shrub,) s. pugnitopo 
 Whine, v. n. gagnolare 
 Whining, s. dolore 
 Whiniard, s. spada 
 Whining, a. querulo 
 Whinny, v. n. nitrire 
 Whip, s. frusta, sovraggiunto 
 Whipsaw, s. pialla; whip-staff, *. 
 
 manovella 
 Whip, v. a. frustare, trapuntare; 
 
 whip a top, sferzare una trot- 
 tola 
 Whipping, s. frustatura 
 Whipster, s. frustatore, furbo 
 Whirl, s. turbine, piombo verti- 
 
 cello 
 Whirlpool, s. voragine 
 Whirlwind, s. turbine 
 Whirl, v. a. and n. girare con im- 
 
 peto 
 Whirligig, s. un zurlo 
 Whisk, s. spazzola ; — v. a. spaz 
 
 zolare ; whisk away, v. a. spe- 
 
 dirsi 
 Whisker, s. mostacchio 
 Whisking, a. grande 
 Whisper, s. bisbiglio ; — v.n. bi8- 
 
 bigliare pian piano; — ing, *. 
 
 bisbiglio 
 Whist, interj. zitto 
 Whist, *. sorta di giuoco di carte 
 Whistle, s. fischio, la canna della 
 
 gola ; — v.n. zufolare ; — er, 
 
 s. quello che fischia; — ing, #. 
 
 fischio 
 Whit, *. un tantino ; he does not 
 
 see a whit, non vede punto 
 White, a. bianco; — v. a. imbi- 
 
 ancare ; — s. color bianco ; he 
 
 was clad in white, era vestito di 
 
 bianco 
 White, s. (paint,) belletto bianco 
 White-livered, a. stupido 
 Whitewort, s. marticale 
 Whitewash, s. Kscio ; — v. a. in- 
 
 tonicare 
 Whitely, a. pallido, macilente 
 Whiteness, s. bianchezza 
 Whither, ad. dove 
 Whiting, s. l'imbiancare ; for 
 
 walls, bianco ; — (a fish,) mer- 
 
 luzzo 
 Whitish, a. biancastro 
 
Whftuhnesa, s. bianchezza 
 Whitlow, i. pan 
 
 \y B 
 
 Whitsunday, t. Pcntecoste 
 Whit-'. »ta 
 
 Whittle, s. un coltellinoj — u. a. 
 
 . n. fare uno ronzio «•* 
 I r ;'2. chi 
 
 Ymnque 
 Whole, a. tatto, intero; — s. il 
 
 le-man, s. che vcr.de air 
 
 e, s. vendita all' ingrosso 
 
 me, a. sano, salubre ; — 
 
 Wholly, ad. interamente 
 Whom, che ; ex. the man whom 
 
 I love, Fuomo che amo 
 
 . on. chiunque 
 Whoop, s. (bird,) upupa; — o. n. 
 
 schiamazzare 
 
 Deggiare ; — dom, s. puttaneggio ; 
 r, s. puttaniere 
 sh, a- di puttana 
 Whose, pron. di cui, di chi 
 rer, j-ron. chiunque 
 Why, ad. perche 
 Wick of a candle, s. lucignolo, 
 stoppino 
 
 , a. cattivo; — ly, ad. ma- 
 lamente ; — ness, s. cattivanza 
 Wicker, s. vinco 
 Wicket, s. portello 
 Widdle-wa Idle, v. n. camminar 
 
 lando 
 Wide, a. largo, ampio, grande ; — 
 ad. in tutto ; far and wide, da 
 orai bauda; — ly, ad. larga- 
 mente 
 Widen, v. a. allargare 
 Width, *. larzhezza 
 
 W 1 A 
 
 Wildly, ad. strnvarantemente 
 
 Wile, s. rurberia. astuzi i 
 Wilful, o. 
 — ly, ad ostinafamente, premedi- 
 stinazione 
 Wilily, ad. astutamente 
 Will. 'v. volonta, testamento ; good- 
 will, s. benevolenzaj good-will 
 of a house, pratica 
 Will, p. n. volere, pregare, sup- 
 
 plicare, ordinare 
 Willing, a. pronto a fare; I am 
 willing to do it, VOglio farlo ; 
 ling, Be piace a Dio ; — 
 lv. ad volentieri j — uess, s. 
 disp isizione a fare 
 Willow, or Willow-tree, .v. silce; 
 spiked wil.ow. s. viburno; wil- 
 low-plot, 5. salceto 
 Wily, a, finoj astuto 
 Wimble, s. foratoio ; —v. a. bucar 
 
 col Bucchiello 
 Wimple, s. soggolo, banderuola 
 Win, v. a. gnadagnare; to win 
 the prize, riportare il premio 
 
 Winch, v. n. calcitrare, 
 lirar de' calci 
 Winching, or Wincing, s. calcio 
 Wind. s. vemo ; the wind blows, 
 il ventotira; to sail against the 
 win 1, navigare contra il vento 
 Windmill, s. mulino a vento 
 Wiriftpipe, s. la canna dclla gola 
 Windfall, s. accidente prospero, 
 frutti che il vento ha fatti cadere 
 Wind flower, s. anemone 
 Wind-bound, a. trattenuto dal ven- 
 to 
 Wind-egg, *. uovo vuoto 
 Windfall, s. tumore acqueo che 
 
 viene alle gambe de' cavalli 
 Win I. v. a. girare, aggomitolare, 
 fiutare ; — v. n. attorcizliarsi ; 
 to wind up a watch, tirar su un 
 oriuolo 
 
 Wid<reonl s. spezie d'uccello, uno Winder, s. acgomitolatore 
 
 sciocco [vo 
 
 . vedova; — er, s. vedo- 
 . a. mangiare, trattare 
 Wieldy, a. attivo 
 Wife, i. moglie 
 
 ciambella, parrucca 
 . un uomo, o una donna 
 O. salvatico, de^erto 
 ire, *. fuoco salvatico 
 W T ild concei's, *. pi. stravaganze 
 . u pi. dt^erti 
 ess,*, deserto 
 Wilding, $. corbezzole; wilding- 
 tree, i. corbezzola ; wildings, $. 
 frutti salvatici 
 
 31 
 
 Windiness, s. ventosita 
 Winding, s. giramento; windings 
 
 and turnings, serpezgiamenti ; 
 windings of a i 
 
 fiume ; winding-beet,.?, sudario ; 
 winding-stairs, scala a chiocciola; 
 winding river, s. fiume che ser- 
 
 Windlass, *. spezie d'argano 
 
 Windles, *. Daepo 
 
 Window, $. finestra; gia« win- 
 dows, vetrata; paper windows, 
 impannata 
 
 Windward-tide, s. marea contro 
 vento 
 
 4S1 
 
 WIS 
 
 Windy, ". ventoao 
 
 Wine, f. vino; small wine, vinel- 
 lo ; flat w ine, r. vmo sventato ; 
 raspberry wine, vino di more di 
 rovo ; w ine-cellar, s. cantina ; 
 wine-glass. ». biccnierej win©" 
 presB, ». Btrettoioj wine-bibber, 
 s. bevitore ; w ine-merchant, ». 
 mercante di vino ; wine-cooper, 
 
 .v. botl.iio, cbc tv.illii- i in mho 
 
 Wing, f. ala ; to lake wing, 
 
 are ; wing of an army, il cor- 
 d'un esercito 
 Wing, u. a. muover l'ali 
 Wink, s. batter d'occhio ; —v. n. 
 chiuder gli occbi, dare un' oc- 
 chiata, us;vr connivenza 
 Winker, s. quello che fa ceuno co- 
 
 gli occhi 
 Winking, s. cenno 
 Winking at, s. connivenza 
 Winner, s. guadagnatore 
 Winning, s. il guadagnare; gua- 
 
 dagno 
 Winnow, v. a. spagliare ; winnow 
 com, ventilare il grano ; ~er, 
 ilatore ; — ing, s. ventila- 
 mento 
 Winnowing Bieve, s. raglio 
 Winter,*, inverno ; wint< 
 t. vernata; winter-ni'^ht, s. uua 
 notte d'inverno ; winter 
 
 , winter, 
 v. n. Lnvernare ; —ing, 
 namento; — ly, a. invernale 
 Winy, a. vin SO 
 bottone 
 Wipe, v. a, ip« your 
 
 nan Is, a mani ; 
 
 wipe one's nose, si ffiarsi il naso ; 
 wipe out. v. a. cancellare 
 Wire, s. filo Catto d'alcun metallo ; 
 copper wire, lil di rame; wire 
 Btringsj corde d'ottone 
 Wiredraw, v. a. blare un I 
 — er, s. colui che fa Ulo di qual- 
 che metallo 
 Wisdom, s. sapienza 
 Wise, a. sagzio, savio ; — 
 
 manieia j in 'bis Wise, in questo 
 modo 
 Wi>eacre, 8. uno scimunito 
 Wisely, ad. saviamente 
 Wiser, s. pin savio 
 
 ■. il pin savio 
 Wish, f. desiderio : to hai 
 wish, avere quel che si d 
 Wish, v. a. braxnai 
 I wish you a h 
 
 o ; well- 
 vrisher, .». un boon amico 
 Wisket, s. caueslro 
 
WOL 
 
 Wisp, s. strofinaccio 
 
 "Wistly, ad. fissamente 
 
 Wit, s. ingegno, genio, giudizio, 
 senno, acutezza ; to teach one 
 wit, scozzonare alcuno; to wit, 
 ad. cioe 
 
 Witch, s. strega 
 
 Witchcraft, s. stregoneccio 
 
 With, conj. con, col, colla; with 
 me, meco [anche, ancora 
 
 Withal, prep, con, da, perj ad. 
 
 Withdraw, v. a. ritrarre, alienare ; 
 — v. n. andarsene ; — Ing, s . ri- 
 tirataj — ing-room, s. retroca- 
 mera [s. aridezza 
 
 Wither, v. n. appassarsi ; — ing, 
 
 Withers, s. garrese 
 
 Withhold, v. a. ritenere ; — er, s. 
 ritenitore; — ing, s. ritenimento 
 
 Within, prep, in, fra, dentro ; 
 wi'hin a few days, fra pochi 
 giorni ; from within, di dentro ; 
 is he within ? e in casa? to keep 
 within doors, restare in casa 
 
 Without, ad. fuori, faora; he is 
 without, egli e fuora; without, 
 prep, fuor, fuori, senza ; with- 
 out the town, fuori della citta 
 
 Witbsay, v. a. negare 
 
 Withstand, v. a. resisterej — er, 
 *•. quello che resiste j — ing, s. 
 resistenza 
 
 Withy, s. vinco 
 
 Witless, a. balordo 
 
 Witness, s. testimonio ; eye-wit- 
 ness, .v. testimonio oculare ; ear- 
 whness, s. testimonio che testi- 
 fica per aver sentito dire ; to call 
 to witness, v. a. chiamare in tes- 
 timonio 
 
 Witness, v. a. testificare ; — ing, s. 
 testimonianza 
 
 Witticism, s. concetto spiritoso 
 
 Wittily, ad. in^egnosamente 
 
 Wittingly, ad. a posta 
 
 Witty, a. spiritoso, ingegnoso 
 
 Witwal, s. (bird.) picchio 
 
 Wizard, s. indovino ; — ly, mago, 
 stregone 
 
 Wo, or Woe, s. guaio ; — interj. 
 guai j wo is to me, sventurato 
 me 
 
 Woad, s. guado 
 
 Woful. a. tristo, dolente ; — ly, ad. 
 miseramente 
 
 Wold, s. una campasna aprica e 
 montagnosa senza alberi 
 
 Wolf, s. lupo; she-wolf, s. lupa; 
 young wolf, s. lupicino j sea- 
 wolf, s. lupo rnarino 
 
 Wolf. s. ulcera che viene nelle 
 ga.mbe 
 
 WOO 
 
 Wolf's teeth, s. sopraddenti di ca- 
 
 vallo 
 Wolf's milk, s. titimaglio 
 Wolf-bane, s. aconito 
 Wolfish, a. goloso, vorace 
 Woman, s. donna ; young woman, 
 giovane; old woman, vecchia; 
 lady's woman, $. una cameriera 
 d'una dama ; — of the town, s. 
 una donna di partito 
 Womanlike, a. donnesco 
 Womanhood, s. stato d'una donna 
 Womanish, a. femminile 
 Womanise, v. n. prender maniere 
 
 o costumi donneschi 
 Womankind, s. il femmineo sesso 
 Womanly, a. muliebre 
 Womb, s. utero 
 Wonder, s. maraviglia 
 Wonder-working, a. stupendo 
 Wonder, v. n. maravigliarsi ; I 
 wonder at it, me ne maravigiio ; 
 — er, s. ammiratore 
 W'onderful, a. ammirabile; — ly, 
 ad. maravigliosamente j — ness, 
 s. qualita maravigliosa 
 Wondering, s. ammirazione 
 Wonder-struck, a. istupidito 
 Wondrous, a. maraviglioso; — ly, 
 
 ad. maravigliosamente 
 Won't, Ex. I won't, non voglio 
 Wont, a. avvezzo ; — s. costume ; 
 after my wont, secondo il mio 
 costume ; wont, or to be wont, 
 v. n. solere ; wont, v. n. (fre- 
 quent,) frequentare 
 Woo, v. a. amoreggiare 
 Wood, s. bosco, selva, legno 
 Woodbine, s. rcwireselva 
 Wood-cleaver, s. taglia legna 
 Woodpecker, s. pecchio 
 Woodcock, s. beccaccia 
 Woodculver, s. colombaecio 
 Wood-louse, s. cento cambe 
 Wood-fretter, s. gorgoglio 
 Wood-sorrel, s. acetosa salvatica 
 Wood-pease, s. cece 
 Wood-house, s. luogo dove si ten- 
 
 gon le legne 
 Wood-pile, s. catasta di legn<^ 
 Wood-yard, s. cortile dove si Ten- 
 
 gono'le legna 
 Wood-land, s. paese boscoso 
 Wood-monger, s. mercante di leg- 
 na 
 Wood-men, s. pi. guardiani de' 
 
 boschi del re 
 Wood-ward, B. ufficiale di foresta 
 Wooden, a. di legno; woody, a. 
 
 boscoso, pien di boschi 
 Wooer, s. amatore 
 Woof, s. trama 
 
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 WOR 
 
 Wool, s. lana ; wool-driver, s. che 
 compra la lana in campagna e 
 la rivende nel mercato; wool- 
 staple, s. luogo dove suole ven- 
 dersi la lanaj wool blade, *. 
 (plant,) tasso barbasso 
 
 Wool-gathering, a. Ex. your wits 
 are a wool-gathering, voi avete 
 dato le cervella a rimpedulare 
 
 Woollen, a. di lana ; — s. panni- 
 na j woollen-cloth, s. panno j 
 woolly, a. lanoso 
 
 Woolpack, s. fascio di lana 
 
 Word, s. parola, termine ; in a 
 word, in una parola ; to keep 
 one's word, mantener la parola \ 
 word, v. a. scrivere, esprimere j 
 he had not a word to say for him- 
 self, non seppe che dire in sua 
 difesa 
 
 Work, s. travaglio, lavoro ; an in- 
 genious piece of work, un' opera 
 ingegnosa 
 
 Work, v. n. and a. lavorare, ope- 
 rare, effettuare ; to wort a man's, 
 ruin, macchinare l'altrui rovina ', 
 — (as liquors,) bollire, fermen- 
 tare ; work out, finire ; to work 
 upon the humours, mover gli 
 umori 
 
 Worker, s. lavoratore 
 
 Working, s. lavoro, lavorio 
 
 Workman, s. operaio 
 
 Workmanship, s. lavoro 
 
 Workmanlike, a. ben fatto, ben la- 
 vorato 
 
 Work-day, s. giorno di lavoro 
 
 World, s. il mondo ; to come into 
 the world, nascere ; the new 
 world, le Indie Occidentali ; he 
 has seen the world, egli ha prati- 
 cato il mondo ; to know the 
 world, saper vivere ; a world of 
 people, una gran calca di gente ; 
 what says the world of me ? che 
 dice la gente di me ? 
 
 Worldliness, .<t. vanita mondana 
 
 Worldling, s. un mondano 
 
 Worldly, a. mondano 
 
 Worm, s. verme ; silkworm, *. 
 baco da seta ; glowworm, s. luc- 
 ciola; hand worm, s. setola; 
 wood-worm, s. tarlo ; — for a 
 gun, cavastoppa ; — of a screw, 
 s. la chiocciola d'una vite 
 
 Wormeaten, a. bacato 
 
 Wormwood, s. assenzio ; worm- 
 wood wine, s. vino assenziato 
 
 Worm, v. a. snervare, soppiantare 
 
 Wormy, a. verminoso 
 
 Worn, a. portato 
 
 Worry, v. a. ebranare 
 
WRE 
 
 Worse, a. piu cattivo, peggiore 
 Worse and worse, di male in peg- 
 
 gio 
 Worship, s. adorazione, il culto di- 
 vino j your worship, vossigno- 
 ria 5 — v. a. adorare ; worship 
 one, v. n. prostrarsi innanzi ad 
 uno 
 Worshipful, a. rispettabile ; — ly, 
 
 ad. rispettosamente 
 Worshipper, s. adoratore 
 ~,Vorsbipping, s. adorazione 
 Worst, a. il peggiore, il piu vile 
 Worst one, v. a. vantaggiare alcu- 
 
 no 
 Worsted, s. lana filata ; worsted 
 
 stockings, calzette di stame 
 Wort, s. birra novella 
 Worth, s. che vale, prezzo, meri 
 
 to j — ily, ad. degnamente 
 Worthiness, s. merito 
 Worthless, a. indegno; — ness, s. 
 
 indegnita 
 Worthy, a. degno ; praise-worthy, 
 
 a. lodevole j worthy, s. un uomo 
 
 di merito 
 Wot, v. n. sapere ; God-wot, Iddio 
 
 sa 
 Wove, or Woven, a. tessuto 
 Wound, a. voltato 
 Wound, s. ferita ; — v. a. ferire, 
 
 offendere, far torto 
 Woundless, a. invulnerabile 
 Wrangle, v. n. contrastare, conten- 
 dere j — er, s. un contenditore ; 
 
 — ing, s. contesa 
 Wrap, v. a. avvincere, invilup- 
 
 pare ; — v. n. avvilupparsi 
 Wrapper, s. la cosa che avviluppa 
 Wrath, s. collera 
 Wrathful, a. iracondo 
 Wreak, v. a. sfogare 
 Wrath, s. cuffia, ghirlanda, corona, 
 
 (in architecture,) cordone ; — v. 
 
 a. torcere, coronare 
 Wreck, s. naufragio ; wreck, v. n. 
 
 far naufragio ; to go to wreck, v. 
 
 n. andare in rovina ; wreck, s. 
 
 quella parte lei vasoello che ri- 
 
 mane dopo fatto naufragio 
 Wren, s. lui, reattino 
 Wrench, s. torcimento; — v. a. 
 
 storcere, spalancare 
 Wrest, v. a. torcere, attorcigliare, 
 
 spiccare ; wrest a passage, stra- 
 
 volgere il senso di qualche scrit- 
 
 tura. 
 Wrestle, v. n. lottare ; — er, s. lot- 
 
 tatore ; —ing, s. lotta ; to practise 
 
 wrestling, esercitarsi alia lotta 
 Wretch, s. un meschino 
 Wretched, a. sventurato, misero ; 
 
 YAR 
 
 — ly, ad. miseramente, meschi- 
 namente j — ness, *. meschinita, 
 cattiva azione 
 
 Wriggle, v. a. scontorcersi come 
 un serpente ; wriggle away from 
 one, sbrigarsi ; —ing, *. serpeg- 
 giamento 
 
 Wright, s. artigiano ; cartwright, 
 s. carrettaio ; wheelwright, s. 
 facitor di ruote 
 
 Wring, v. a. storcere, premere, 
 spremere, pizzicare con tormento 
 
 Wringing, s. torcimento 
 
 Wrinkle, s. ruga ; — v. a. rugare ; 
 — v. n." grinzarsi 
 
 Wrist, s. la giuntura della mano ; 
 wristband, s. orio delle maniche 
 d'una camicia 
 
 Writ, s. citazione ; to issue out a 
 writ, dare ordiue 
 
 Write, v. a. scrivere, comporre ; 
 write out, copiare 
 
 Writer, s. scrittore, autore 
 
 Writhe, v. a. torcere, attortigliare, 
 strappare 
 
 Writhing, s. torcimento 
 
 Writings, s. scrittura ; writings, 
 gli scritti 
 
 Writing-master, s. maestro di scri- 
 vere [sii 
 
 Writing-desk, s. desco dascriversi 
 
 Wrong, a. falso, indiretto ; to take 
 wrong measures, prendere mezzi 
 indiretti ; the wrong side out- 
 ward, alia rovescia 
 
 Wrong, s. torto, ingiustizia ; to be 
 in the wrong, aver torto j — ad. 
 male, a torto; right or wrong, 
 a. diritto o a torto j — v. a. far 
 torto 
 
 Wrongful, a. ingiusto ; — ly, ad. 
 ingiustamente 
 
 Wronging, s. ingiustizia 
 
 Wroth, a. irritato 
 
 Wrought, a. lavorato 
 
 Wrung, a. attorcigliato 
 
 Wry, a. bistorto ; to make wry fa- 
 ces, fare il grugno ; wry-mouth- 
 ed, a. che torce la bocca 
 
 Wryly, ad. tortamente 
 
 YIE 
 
 YACHT, s. una saettia 
 Yard, s. misura Inglese, cor- 
 tile ; — of a ship, antenna 
 Yare, a. ardente, snello 
 Yarn, s. stame 
 Yarr, v. n. ringhiare 
 483 
 
 Yarrish, a. ringhioso 
 
 Yarrow, *. millefoglie 
 
 Yawl, v. n. sgridare; — ing, s. 
 grido 
 
 Yawn, *. sbadigliamento ; — v.n. 
 sbadigliare ; -^er, s. colui che 
 sbadiglia ', — ing, s. sbadiglio 
 
 Ye, or You, pron. voi 
 
 Yea, ad. si 
 
 Yean, v. n. figliare 
 
 Year, s. anno ; new year, anno nu- 
 ovo ; every other year, di due in 
 du£ anni ; years, s. (age,) anni, 
 eta ; to grow in years, invecchi- 
 are [no 
 
 Yearling, s. che non ha che un an- 
 
 Yearly, a. . annuale ; — ly, ad. an- 
 nualmente 
 
 Yearn, v. n. muoversi a pieta ; — , 
 (as beagles,) abbaiare 
 
 Yearnfully, ad. compassionevol- 
 rnente 
 
 Yearning, s. pieta 
 
 Yell, v. n. urlare 
 
 Yelling, s. ululo 
 
 Yellow, a. giallo ; to grow yellow, 
 divenir giallo ; yellow, s. giallo ; 
 to dye yellow, v. a. tingere in 
 giallo 
 
 Yellows, s. (jaundice,) itterizia 
 
 Yellowness, s. giallezza 
 
 Yelp, v. n. squittire 
 
 Yeoman, s. contadino ricco ; yeo- 
 man of the guard, guardia a pi- 
 edi 
 
 Yerk, v. n. calcitrare 
 
 Yes, ad. si 
 
 Yest, s. fermento di cervogia 
 
 Yesterday, ad. ieri 
 
 Yet, as yet, ad. ancora ; he is not 
 gone as yet, egli non e ancora 
 partito ; yet, but yet, pero, nien* 
 tedimeno 
 
 Yew-tree, s. tasso, nasso 
 
 Yield, v. a. cedere, dar luogo, con- 
 cedere, produrre, rendere ; — u. 
 n. cedere, sottomettersi ; to yield 
 to a thing, concedere una cosa ; 
 to yield the victory, ceder la vit- 
 toria ; that tree yields very good 
 fruit, questo albero produce buo 
 ni frutti ; to yield up the ghost, 
 render lo spirito ; to yield to the 
 times, cedere al tempo, tempo- 
 reggiare ; I will not yield to 
 these terms, non voglio sottomet- 
 termi a queste condizioni 
 
 Yielding, a. facile ; — s. cessione ; 
 — ly. ad. Ifberamente; — ness, s. 
 facilita ; he is a little too yield- 
 ing, e un poco troppo facile ; e 
 un poco troppo condescendente j 
 
YOU 
 
 egli si lascia andare troppo facil- 
 mente 
 
 Yoke, s. giogo, servitu 
 
 Yoke of oxen, s. coppia di buoi ; 
 to put the oxen to the yoke, met- 
 tere i buoi al giogo ; to bring un- 
 der the yoke, soggiogare ; to be 
 under the yoke, esser sotto '1 gio- 
 go; the ybke of matrimony, il 
 giogo maritale 
 
 Yoke-elm, sorta d'arbore 
 
 Yoke, v. a. accoppiare al giogo ', to 
 enslave, to subdue, soggiogare, 
 impadronirsi ', to marry, to join 
 with another, unire con un altro 
 
 Yoke-fellow, or Yoke-mate, s. com- 
 pagno nelle fatiche 
 
 Yolk of an egg, s. tuorlo 
 
 Yon, or Yonder, ad. la 
 
 Yore, or Of yore, ad. gia, antica- 
 mente 
 - You, pron. voi ; I love you, io vi 
 amo 
 
 Young, a. giovane, vigoroso 
 
 Young ones, s. figliuolini ; to bring 
 forth youngs figliare 
 
 ZEA 
 
 Younger, a, piu giovane ; younger 
 brother, il fratel minore ; young- 
 er hand, (at play,) Pultimo nel 
 giuoco 
 
 Youngest, a, il piu giovane 
 
 Youngish, a. alquanto giovane 
 
 Your, pron. vostro, vostri j your 
 father, vostro padre ; yourself 
 proa, voi stesso ; yourselves, voi 
 stessi 
 
 Yours, pron. il vostro 
 
 Youth, s. giovanezza, un giovanot- 
 to ; from my youth, dalla mia 
 giovanezza, dalla mia gioventu 
 
 Youthful, a. giovanile, scherze- 
 vole, giocoso ; — ness, s. gioven- 
 tu ; in my youthful days, nella 
 mia gioventu 
 
 Z 
 
 ZANY, s. zanni, buffone 
 Zeal, s. zelo, affetto 
 484 
 
 ZOO 
 
 Zealot, s. zelatore 
 
 Zealous, a. zelante j — ly, ad. ze- 
 lantemente 
 
 Zechin, s. zecchini 
 
 Zedoary, s. (root,) zedoaria 
 
 Zenith, s. zenito 
 
 Zephyr, s. zeffiro 
 
 Zero, s. (cipher,) zero, niente 
 
 Zest, s. un po' di scorza di arancio 
 
 Zest, v. a. (to make more relish- 
 ing,) accrescere il sapore ad una 
 cosa 
 
 Zinc, s. zclamina 
 
 Zodiac, s. zodiaoo 
 
 Zone, s. zona, fascia 
 
 Zones, (in astronomy,) s. zone j 
 there are five zones, one torrid, 
 two temperate, and two frigid, 
 vi sono cinque zone, una torrida, 
 due temperate, e due frigide 
 
 Zoology, s. zoologia 
 
 Zoophyte, *. zoofito 
 
 Zootomist, s. colili che fa l'anato- 
 mia degli animali 
 
 Zootomy, s. Panatomia degli ani 
 mali