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Enervated, enervatus, enervis, debilita- 
tus, languidus. 
Enervation, debilitatio, infirmatio. 
ENFEEBLE, infirmo, debilito; vires im- 
rainuo or comminuo. 
Enfeebling, debilitatio, infirmatio; vi 
riurn infractio. 
ENFEOFF, fidei alicujus committere, 
credere, concredere : — (give land to 
one), priedio aliqnem donare. 
ENFORCE (compel), compello, cogo 
(strengthen), confirino, roboro, corrobo 
ro. — by arguments, arguments confir- 
niare. — by necessity, adigo, subigo. 
Enforcement, confirmatio; incuicatio, 
Tcrlull. 
Enforcer, qui cogit, impulsor. 
ENFRANCHISE (a slave), manumitto; 
manu einittere ; ad pileum vocare: — 
(make free of a city), aliquem civitate do¬ 
nare. • 
Enfranchisement, civitatis donatio ; vin- 
dici®. 
ENGAGE one, obligo, devincio; gratiam 
ab aliquo inire. — To engage one’s hon¬ 
or upon any account, in aliquam rem 
fidem suam interponere. — Engaged in 
love, amore implicatus, irretitus, captus. 
- IT To engage or pass his word, spon¬ 
dee, vador; fidem obstringere, vadimo 
nium prastare. — I engage to do it, 
fidem do, ad me recipio. — I will engage 
you could never lay out your money better, 
pra-stabo numum nunquam melius poni 
posse. - 1i To engage ( in battle), con- 
fligo, concurro, congredior ; proelium 
inire or committere ; proelio confligere ; 
manus conserere-If To engage him¬ 
self in an action, se aliquS. re implicare, 
miscere ; in se aliquid suscipere. — To 
be engaged in an affair, aliquit re occu- 
pari, distineri, implicari. 
Engagement (fight), pugna, proelium, 
certamen, congressus, concursus.- 
If An engagement ( passing one’s word), 
sponsio; vadimonium. 
Engaging (pleasant), jucundus, suavis. 
ENGENDER, genero, gigno ; fig., see Be¬ 
get. — Engendered together, congeni¬ 
tus. 
Engendering, generatio. 
ENGINE, machina, machinatio, machi- 
namentum ; (device), artificium, tech- 
na, stropha. — Military engines, tor- 
nrenta ; opera. — Fire-engine, sipho. 
Engineer, machinator, machinarum ar- 
tifex ; arcbitectus militaris. 
ENGIRD, cingo ; circumcingo. 
ENGLAND, VVnglia ; Britannia (Brit¬ 
ain). 
English, Anglicus, Anglicanus ; Britan- 
nicus .— Englishmen, Angli, Britanni. 
-IT To speak, write English, Anglice 
loqui, scribere. — To turn into English, 
Anglice reddere or vertere. 
ENGRAVE, incldo ; scalpo, insculpo. 
Engraver, gemmarum scalptor (of gems)-, 
chalcograplius (in copper). 
Engraving in copper (the art), chalcogra- 
phia ; (the figure), figura aenea, imago. 
ENGROSS (buy up), codmo, merces fla- 
gellare ; (occupy), occupo. (See Busy.) 
- -IT To engross a deed, in tabulas in- 
ferre or referre ; tabulas conficere. — a 
writing, latius exscribere ; majusculis 
literis exarare; majoribus literis pul- 
chre perscribere. — Fairly engrossed, 
scite or pulchre majoribus literis per- 
scriptus. 
Engrosser of commodities, mercium fla 
gellator. 
ENHANCE the price, pretium augere or 
sccendere. — of victuals, annonam fla- 
gellare or incendere. — Enhanced in 
price, pretio auctus. 
Enhancement, pretii auctio or auctus. 
ENIGMA (riddle), .'enigma. 
Enigmatical, obscurus. 
Enigmatically, obscure. 
ENJOIN, injungo, jubeo, mando, impe- 
ro, priecipio. 
ENJOV, fruor; possideo ; utor. — one’s 
self, sese oblectare. — Enjoyed, percep- 
tus. 
Enjoyments (pleasures), voluptates, pi. 
ENKINDLE, accendo. 
ENLARGE ( extend , increase), amplifico, 
amplio, augeo, dilato, extendo : (up¬ 
on a subject), copiose, fuse or late de re 
aliqui loqui: (set free), vinculis exsolve- 
re, e eustodii emittere; liberare _ To 
enlarge a house, accessionem redibus fa- 
cere or adjungere. 
Enlarger, amplificator. 
Enlarging, Enlargement, amplificatio : 
laxamentum.- If An enlargement (out 
of prison), e custodia emissfo ; libera- 
tio. 
ENLIGHTEN, illumino, collustro, illus- 
tro ; lucem afferre : fi.tr. erudio, ex- 
colo. 
Enlightening, illustratio ; illuminatio, 
Tertull. 
Enlightener, qui illuminat, etc. 
ENLIVEN, hilaro, exbilaro, lretifico, ani- 
mo j anirnuin addere or renovare. 
Enlivening, animatio j animi relaxa- 
tio. 
ENMITY. See Enemy. 
ENNOBLE, nobilito, orno, illustro ; (make 
a commoner a nobleman), nobilium ordi- 
ni ascribere, dare alicui nobilitatem. 
ENORMOUS (excessive), enormis, vas¬ 
tus ; (heinous), nefandus, nefarius, 
atrox. 
Enormously, nefarie, flagitiose ; extra, 
prater or supra modum. 
Enormity (disorder), confusio, perturba- 
tio ; (heinousness), atrcicitas, immani- 
tas : (great crime), scelus, nefas, facinus 
atrox, flagitium immane. 
ENOUGH, aflatim, abunde, sat, satis._ 
It is enough, olie, jam satis est; sufficit. 
Is it not enough, that l parumne est, 
quod l — These things will be enough to 
live on, hsc suppeditnbunt ad victurn.— 
/ have enough to do it with, est unde 
hasc fiant. — And Censor knew it well 
enough, neque vero id Cresarem fugie- 
bat. — Enough is as good as a feast, illud 
satins ast quod satis est. — Sure enough, 
verissime, admodum certe. — It is true 
enough, verissimum or certissimum est. 
— Enough and to spare, satis superque. 
— Imperiously enough, satis pro impe- 
rio. 
ENRAGE, irrito, animum alicujus exas- 
perare ; in furorem agere; in rabiem 
piopellere; irS. inflammare or incende- 
re. — To become enraged, furore incen- 
di, inflammari; irS. exardescere, ex- 
candescere. — much, gravius commo- 
veri. — Enraged, irritatus, efferatus, 
m furorem actus, vehementi ira incen¬ 
sus, furore correptus or percitus : sre- 
vus. 
Enraging, irritatio. 
ENRAPTURED, laetitia or gaudio perfu 
sus. 
ENRICH, dito, locupleto ; augeo: — (the 
ground), feraciorem reddere, fecundare, 
laetificare. 
ENROBE, orno; investio. — Enrobed (of 
a Roman), togatus. 
ENROL, inscribo, ascribo; in acta publi- 
ca referre; in literas publicas conscri- 
bere : — (enlist soldiers), milites conscri- 
bere, nomina in militiam coliigere. — 
Enrolled, in acta publica relatus, con- 
scriptus. — A thing fit to be enrolled, res 
memoranda novis annalibus. 
Enrolment, in acta publica relatio, in 
tabulas conscriptio. 
ENSCONCE, circumvallo; vallo or ag 
gere circumdare, munire : tegere. ° 
ENSHRINE, consecro. 
ENSIGN (colors), vexillum, signum (mi¬ 
litary ).—Ensigns displayed, signa erecta, 
explicata. — folded up, signa supina. 
-IT An Ensign, ensign-bearer, signifer, 
vexillarius. 
ENSLAVE, in servitutem redigere, ser- 
vitute afficere. — Enslaved, mancipatus; 
in servitutem redactus- as a nation, 
tyrannies, crudelitate importune vexa- 
tus. 
ENSUE, sequor, consequor, succedo, 
postea contingere. 
ENSURE. See Insure, Assure. 
ENTABLATURE, trabes. 
ENTAIL, libellus rem heredi addicens. 
To Entail land, terrain heredi addicere ; 
hereditatem perpetuam posteris tradere. 
— To cut off an entail, jus hereditarium 
rescindere. — Entailed, heredi addic- 
tus. 
ENTANGLE, irretio, impedio, prapedio, 
— To entangle himself with some lust, cu- 
piditate aliquS se devincire_ To en¬ 
tangle a young man, adolescentem irre- 
tire. — Entangled, impeditus, prapedi- 
tus, implicatus, irretitus. — To become 
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entangled, implicor, irretior.- On en. 
tangled business, res perplexa et nnpedi- 
ta. — Entangled in friendship, amicitii 
alicui alligatus, obstrictus, devinctus. 
— in lawsuits, litibus arete implicitus. 
Entangling, Entanglement, implica¬ 
te, implexus, impeditio. 
ENTENDRE. — A double-entendre, voca- 
bulum or verbum ambiguum, vox du- 
bi® or ambigu® significationis. 
ENTER, intro, ingredior, introeo, subeo. 
— To enter in by violence, irrumpo, inva- 
do, se intrudere.— stealth, irrepo, furtim 
intrare. — Entered into, initus, intratus, 
penetratus. — Having entered, ingressus. 
— To enter into service, operam alicui 
locare. — To enter into the merits of a 
cause, rem aliquam investigare et per- 
scrutari, or penitus inquirere_ To enter 
into a bond fur an appearance, vadimoui- 
um promittere. — To enter into a. league, 
fed us inire, facere. — a treaty for peace, 
de concilianda. pace agere or consilia ini¬ 
re.— into a conference, colloquium inire. 
— into friendship, amicitiam cum aliquo 
jungere. — upon an estate, hereditatem 
adire, capessere, cernere. — upon a de¬ 
sign, consilium inire, capere_ Entered 
(begun), initus, inceptus. — To enter into 
commons, con victurn occipere.-IT To 
niter into a book, inscribo, in commen- 
tarium referre. — To enter in an account, 
in rationes or in codicem referre. _ 
IT To enter himself a soldier, militia: no¬ 
men dare, Sacramento se obligare._ 
IT To enter an action against one, formu- 
lam alicui intendere, dicam alicui scri¬ 
bere. -IT To enter one in the university, 
in academicorum numerum referre or 
cooptare. --|| See Entrance, Entry. 
Entering, ingressio, introitus. 
ENTERPRISE, cieptum, inceptum; co- 
natus ; opus, facinus, aggressio, ausum. 
—lie undertakes enterprises above his pow¬ 
er, se supra vires extendit. 
To Enterprise, aggredior, suscipio, Co¬ 
nor, molior, auspicor. — Enterprised, 
susceptus, gestus. 
Enterprising, experiens, promptus, 
strenuus, acer. 
ENTERTAIN (admit or believe ), adrnit- 
to, credo, recipio : (divert), oblecto : 
(lodge), hospitio aliquem excipere. —To 
entertain a hope, spem concipere. — To 
be entertained at a person’s house, hospi¬ 
tio alicujus uti. — To entertain one with 
stories, advenienti fabulas narrare. _ 
one’s self with pleasure, jucunditati se 
dare. - IT (treat), accipio, excipio ; 
tracto. — handsomely, aliquem magnifice 
tractare, lionorifice excipere. — roughly, 
aliquem acerbius tractare. — kindly, be- 
nigne aliquem excipere ; amice com- 
plecti.— Entertained, acceptus, exceptus. 
— 1 was kindly entertained, ego vero hilare 
exceptus sum. — To be entertained with 
great respect, magno honore omnibus- 
que officiis coli. - IT (keep), alo, sus- 
tento. 
Entertainer, liospes. 
Entertaining, adj. (pleasant), jucundus 
(of persons and things) ; jucundus et de- 
lectationi natus (of persons). 
Entertainment (lodging), hospitium._ 
He gave me entertainment, me hospitio 
excepit. -IT An entertainment (feast), 
convivium, epula:.— Delicious, mensa? 
exquisitissimjs cibis instruct®. — Splen¬ 
did, convivium lautum, opiparum. — He 
always made great entertainments, libe¬ 
ral iter semper epulas struxit. —To give 
cold entertainment, frigide, jejune, parum 
liberaliter aliquem excipere, parum 
commode tractare. — Want of entertain¬ 
ment, inhospitalitas.-IT (amusement), 
delectatio, oblectatio ; oblectamentum. 
ENTHRALL, mancipo ; in servitutem re 
digere. v 
Enthralment, servitus, servitium. 
ENTHRONE, in solio collocare : — defer- 
re alicui regnum. 
ENTHUSIASM, mens incitata, divinus 
impetus, spiritus divinus, ®stus or fer¬ 
vor ingenii: (fanaticism), fanaticus errot 
or furor : (high zeal), studium ardens, 
ardor, fervor. 
Enthusiast (fanatic), homo fanaticus- 
- II An enthusiast for truth, acerri- 
mus veri defensor. 
Enthusiastic, fanaticus ; acer, ardens: 
vehemens. 
