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

 edel ; sp. hidalgo, v. -Olescent. 



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



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



Adipose, dap, to accumulate. Cfr. lyata fat; Xi-noq) a-deps. 



Adjutant, v. Aid. 



Ado. ad, to strive, or endeavor. Cfr. nx trouble, ['aidcu^-, adoro. 



Adore, dr, to reverence, a^dara**, respect. Cfr. inn to honor ; 



Adroit. V. Dress. [it. avviso. 



Advice, a^vis, evident. Cfr. <pd<j-ixa) visus; fr. avis; sp. aviso', 



AEGi-s,-lops. adjas a he-goat. Cfr. ipx a wild-goat; "a:$, 



Ael-, Aelf-, A1-, &c. al, to be competent; ala<!, large, extensive. 

 Cfr. Six strength, Sx a leader ; "o)m<; ; "aXdw ; al-tus ; ags. eald, 

 ald-er ; g. lielfen. [goth. aivs. 



Aeon, a^yu, age; evas going, moving. Cfr. aroiv, 'as:'; aevum; 



Aerate, i^r, av, to go, to shake ; hari<!, air, wind ; va^, to breathe, 



Aest-. V. Ash. [to blow. Cfr\ ix' a river ; 'atjp ; aura. v. Wind. 



AFT-er. (ab-) apa, a particle of separation, &c. ; tar, suffix of the 

 comparative degree. Cfr. 'Wo, Uizi, ^oniau)) ah, ubi ; goth. a/, 

 afar, aftaro ; g. after ; d. sechter. 



Aga. a^, intensive, dji, to conquer, v. Act. 



Again-st. can, gam, ga^, to go or approach ; ghun, to turn round ; 

 aiga,, again. Cfr. ags. on-gean, agen ; g. gegen, gegangen. 



Agap^. gup, to guard or protect. Cfr. 'ayar^rj ; cupio. [^a;(dTrj<;. 



Agate. cu,d, to burn ; tfa.d, to shine. Cfr. ID sparks, an agate ; 



Age. yuga,, an age. Cfr. fr. age. v. Aeon. 



AG-ent,-ile,-itate. v. Act. [iJxatroop; "ayr]p.a', agmen. 



Agminal. ag, to move, to approach ; man, participial ending. Cfr. 



Agnes. agni<!, fire. Cfr. ignis; sp. Inez. 



Agog, cac, to be thirsty; ca^^cf, to desire. Cfr. nip to hope, to ex- 

 pect; it. agognare; fr. a gogo. 



Agon-ism,-y. a.gh, to go swiftly, to begin; agha,, pain. Cfr. 

 "aym-LGiia ; "aycj^Aa ; avgor ; g. angst. v. Act. 



Agr-arian,-estic,-iculture. v. Acel-dama. [v. Grat-, Cord-. 



Agree, crath, to amuse. Cfr. sp. pg. agradar ; fr. a gre, agreer. 



Agrise. ghur, to terrify, ags. agrisan. 



Ague, edj, to tremble, v. Ache. [fr. ah. 



Ah. a, an interjection of pity. Cfr. nx alas; "a, ac ; ah; g. ach; 



Aha. aha, an interjection of ascertainment, commendation, &c. Cfr. 



Ahoy, hve, to call, to challenge. [nx; 'ad; aha, 



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