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go by, "tt/jt/Sa^rri?; goth. andhahts ; ags. emhelit ; it. amhascia- 



dore ; sp. pg. emhaxador ; fr. emhassadeur . 

 Amber, amb, to go; ambara,, a perfume. 

 Ambi-. ubhaii, both, Cfr. "atj.cpu) -, ambo. v. Am-. 

 Amble, Ambulatory, v. Alley. 



Amen, mun, to promise; man, to think; om, verily, px 

 A-methyst. mad, to intoxicate; madhu, spirituous liquor. Cfr. 

 AMi-able,-cable, Amorous, v. Am-ability. \_iJ.s6b(Vj ^a-p-iOoGToq. 



Amict. mac, to adorn, amicior. 



Amphi-. v. Amb-, Ambi-. [p*^^} amplus ; fr. ample, v. Fill. 



Ample, u^bh, to fill; pul, to be great. Cfr. :3 0« an assembly; -Aiy- 

 Amputate. pat, to cut, to divide. Cfr. yiD, to scatter, to break to 



pieces; x6-r.rio; amputo. 

 Amylaceous. (^a-fiuXov, ami/lum.) v. Mill. 

 An. V. A. 

 Anchor. a,c, vane, to move crookedly; sl^q, to divide; anciira«, 



a shoot or sprout. Cfr. HDn a fish-hook ; 'a^x?y, "ayxupa ; anchora ; 



g. d. anl-er ; sp. ancla ; it. pg. ancora ; fr. ancre. 

 Anchoret, anaga^ras a hermit (an, privative), aga^ra^, a house. 



Cfr. "^jt? a tower, an altar; mp a roof, a city; x(i)pa, ^wm-ywpiw^ 

 Ancient, fr, ancien ; it. anzi, anziano. v. Ante, Antic. \^ava-ywprjrrj<;. 

 Ancillary. Qi^l, to do, to worship, ancillaris. 

 An-con,-cone. (V^xwv.) anca,, the flank; anga,, a limb or member. 

 And. v. Add. [v. Angle. 



And-iron. indh, to kindle, to shine. [!^^VP> yovq. 



Andro-gynous. nara«!, man; djani^, woman. Cfr. lyJN man; 

 Anemo-. an, to sound, to breathe, to go. Cfr. ^jn to blow, or 



snuff with the nostrils; "a'^tpuq) animus. l^'ayyeloq. v. Call. 

 An-gel. eel, tfel, to go; a,tf, to move, to speak. Cfr. yih an angel ; 

 Anger, Angina, Angor. a,gh, to go, to blame or censure ; agha,, 



passion; ugra,, anger. Cfr. pjx to cry out; pjn to strangle; 



"ayyto, "ayyp'x, ^opyrj', aiujor ; goth. aggvus ; g. eng ; d. ang. 

 Angle. a»g, a,gh, to go; a^tf, to bend; angas, near, proximate; 



a,gula««, a finger. Cfr. 'eyyoq, 'ayxvXoq, "oyxoc; -^ angidus, uncus', 



g. winhcl ; d. g. angel, v. Anchor; Ankle. 

 Anguish, August, fr. angoisse. v. Anger. (angadja«, sickness,) 

 Anhel-ation, anila, air or wind. Cfr. anJielo. v. Anemo-. 

 Anil, nilas blue. Cfr. niUon? sp. anil; pg. anil. 

 ANiM-al, &c. v. Anemo-. 

 An-kle. a^n-cal, to bind or tie. Cfr. yr,Xr, ; g. dnhel ; d. enkel ; 



ags. ancleov ; abp contracted, drawn together, v. Angle, Keel. 



