118 Trunsiictioas. 



Criior. — Rue ; O.E., hnuwaii ; G., reutii. 



Crux. —Crook ; O.E , crok (bend, hook). 



Cucuhts. — Cuckoo ; G. , hickuk. So cock seems to have lieen derived 

 from the bird's cry. 



Cudo. — Hew ; 0. E. , heaiuan ; G. , hauen. 



Oidmen. — Holm, which in O.E. meant a mound ; G., holm (hill). 



Gulter. — Shear; O.E., scea?-a» ; G., schccren ; I and r are often inter- 

 changed. 



Cunctor. — Hang ; and G. , hangen. 



Gupa. — Hive; O.E., /ty/(cup, hive). 



Curro. — Horse; O.E., hors ; G., ross, literally " a runner." 



Curtus. — Short ; O.E., sceort, from scoren (shear). 



Gustos.— Knt ; G., hute ; also hide, from O.E. hydan. 



Gutis. — Hide ; O.E., hiul or hyd ; G., haut. 



Decern. — Ten ; G., zehii. 



Dens.— Tooth ; O.E., toth = tonth ; G., zahn. 



Deus ( =cZcws;.— Tuesday, from O.E. Tnves-daeg (day of Tiw, " shining 

 one," god of war). The root of deus and dies is div (shine). Tiio is the 

 same word as Jove. 



Dico. — Teach ; O.E., taecan ; G., zeigen. 



Digitm.— Toe ; O.E., to ; G., zehe. 



Z>oZo.— Deal ; O.E., dael ; G., theil. 



Domo. — Tame; O.E., temian ; G., zaehmen. 



Domiis. — Timber ; G., zimmer. 



Dormio. — Doze (from the Scandinavian) ; dormose = doze- mouse. 



Diico. — Tow, tug, from O.E teohan ; A., Ziehen, zug. 



Duo.— Two ; G., zicei. 



£J(Iq_ — Eat ; O.E., etan ; G., essen. 



Egeo. — Awe ; O.E., ege. 



Ego.—l ; O.E., jc ; G., ich. 



Facia. — Do, deed ; O.E., don, daed ; G., than, that. 



Fagus. —Jieech, book ; O.E., bece, hoc (which originally meant beech) ; 

 G., huche. 



Fallo. — Fall; 0.'E.,feallan ; G., fallen. 



Farcio.—Bmg, borough, burgh ; O.E., burh ; G., burg. 



p^l_ —Gall ; 0. E. , gealla ; yellow, from 0. E. gealow. 



Fero. — Bear; .F.. , bcran ; bairn, from O.E. ?^ear/i ; G., /<«/»-e (a barrow). 



Ferus. — Deer ; O.E., deor (wild animal) ; G., thier. 



Ferveo. — Brew; O.E., breoivan. 



Fiber.— Bea.wer ; O.E., befer ; G., biber. 



Fides.— Y,\<k, from O.E. hiddan (pray) ; G., bitten. 



Findo.—'^it& ; O.E., bitan ; G., beissen. 



Fingo.—Doxigh ; O.E., dah ; G., teig. 



Fio, fui.—Be ; G., bin. 



Flagro.— Bright ; O.E., beohrt. 



pio_ — Blow ; O.E., blawan ; G., blaehen. 



Flos. Blow (to bloom), from O.E. blowan ; bloom, from Gothic and 



Scandinavian ; G., hlume. 



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