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Forecaster, provisor. 
Forecasting, provisio, cautio; prospi- 
cientia, provisus (in abl.). 
FORECASTLE (foredeck of a ship), pars 
prior navis, prora. 
FORECLOSE, pracludo. 
FORECONCEIVED, meditatus, pracon- 
ceptus. 
FOREDETERMINED, prascriptus, pr®- 
finitus. 
FOREDOOM, pnestituo, prafinio ; pne- 
destino (eccl.). 
FOREFATHERS, majores, avi.proavi. 
FOREFEND, averto, averrunco, prohi- 
beo. 
FOREFINGER, (digitus) index. 
FOREGO (a thing), e manibus emittere ; 
(quit), abdico, pro derelicto habere. — 
/ will not forego my right, non recedam 
de jure meo. 
FOREGOING (goingbefore), antecedens ; 
pracedens ; prior, superior. 
FOREGROUND of a picture, qu® in ima¬ 
gine eminent. — To place in the fore¬ 
ground, in picture alicujus-rei (or homi- 
nis) imaginem primam ponere. 
FOREHEAD, frons. — Having a broad 
forehead, fronto. — two foreheads, bi- 
f rons . _ Ji forehead-band, redimiculum 
frontis; frontale (for beasts). -|l See 
Brow. 
FOREIGN, externus, exterus, peregrinus, 
adventitius, alienigenus ; fig. alienus. 
_ This is quite foreign to the purpose, hoc 
nihil est ad rem, sejunctum est a re pro¬ 
positi.. 
Foreigner, externus, peregnnus, adve- 
na, alienigena. 
FOREJUDGE, prtejudico. 
Forejudger, qui prajudicat. 
Forejudgment, prajudicium; opinio 
prajudicata. 
FOREKNOW, prascio, pranosco ; pr® 
sentio, pracognosco. 
Foreknowing, adj. pr®scius. — Sabst. 
prasagitio. 
FORELAND, promontorium. 
FORELOCKS, anti®, pi. 
FOREMAN, antistes. — of the jury, jura- 
torum primus. 
FOREMAST, malus exterior. 
FOREMOST, primus ; pracipuus.— First 
and foremost, imprimis, primum, primo 
1 0C0 . To go foremost, pr®eo, pracedo. 
FORENOON, tempus antemeridianum. 
FORENOTICE, pramonitus, Ov. 
FOREORDAIN, prastituo, prafimo; pra- 
destino (eccl.). 
FOREPORCII, propylaum. 
FORERUN, pracurro; praverto. 
Forerunner, pracursor, antecursor; pro- 
dromus: (harbinger), pranuntius (-a). 
— of an army, excursor. 
Forerunning, pracursio. 
FORESAY, pradico. 
Foresaying, pradictio. 
FORESEE, pravideo, prospicio. — Fore¬ 
seen, pratvisus, pracautus. 
Foreseeing, providentia. 
Foreseer, qui or qu® pravidet. 
FORESHOW, pramonstro, pranarro ; de- 
nuntio. 
Foreshowing, denuntiatio. 
FORESIGHT, providentia, prospicien- 
tia : prasensio. — To have a foresight of 
a thing, rem aliquam pravidere. - T * r — < 
of foresight, imprudentia. 
FORESKIN, prsputium. 
FOREST, silva; saltus ; neraus ; densa 
ferarum tecta ; (see Silva in the Lex.): 
_silva publica. — Forest-like, saltuo- 
sus, silvestris. 
Forester, homo Silvester (silvicola is 
' poet..) ; saltuarius (as an officer ). 
FORESTALL, anticipo, antecapio, inter- 
cipio, praripio ; (a market), pramercor 
_|| See Anticipate. 
Forestaller (of the market), qui res proe- 
mercatur, qui frumentum comprimit. — 
See Buyer. 
Forestalling, interceptio. 
FORETASTE, v. pragusto. 
Foretaste, s. anticipatio. 
Foretaster, pragustator. 
FORETELL, pradico, pranuntio, denun- 
tio. 
Foreteller (sign of), pranuntius, pra- 
cursor: (diviner), hariolus, fatidicusj 
vates, augur. . . 
Foretelling, pradictio, denuntiatio; au- 
gurium (poet.). 
FORETHINK, cogitatione aliquid pra- 
cipere. — Forethought of, pramedita- 
tus, cogitatione praceptus. 
Forethought, Forethinking, pramedi- 
tatio. See Forecast. 
FORETOKEN, v. portendo, prasagio, 
ominor. 
Foretoken, s. prasagium, omen. 
FOREVOUCHED, ante affirmatus. 
FOREWARN, pramoneo, pradico. — 
Foreicamed, forearmed, pramonitus, 
pramunitus. 
Forewarning, pramonitus. 
FORFEIT (fine, penalty), poena (pecunia- 
ria), mulcta; ( fault or offence), delic¬ 
tum, peccatuin. — To pay one's forfeit, 
pecuniam mulctatitiam solvere ; niulc- 
tain subire. — To forgive a forfeit, pecu- 
ntain mulctatitiam remittere. 
To Forfeit, mulctam committere, mulc¬ 
ts. damnari. — one’s credit, existimatio- 
nem perdere, foro cedere. — the favor of 
one, gratia alicujus excldere. — a recog¬ 
nizance, vadimonium deserere. — one’s 
word, promissis non stare ; fidem vio- 
lare or fallere. — Forfeited, confiscatus ; 
(lost), perditus. 
Forfeitable, quod confiscari potest. 
Forfeiture (confiscation), confiscatio.- 
II The forfeiture (loss), pecunia mulcta- 
titia, as or argentum mulctatitium. 
FORGE (as smiths do), cudo, excudo ; 
fabricor : (melt), conflo, liquefacio : (de¬ 
vise), fingo, confingo ; comminiscor, 
commentor: (counterfeit), ementior, 
fingo, subjicio. — To forge tricks, dolos 
fingere, nectere, fabricari. — Forged 
(wrought), fabricatus, excusus, fabre- 
factus : (counterfeited, feigned), fictus, 
confictus, adulteratus: (melted), con- 
flatus, liquel'actus. — A forged tale, 
fabula, consutus dolus. 
Forge, s. officina ferraria ; furnus fabri- 
lis. 
Forger (maker), fabricator, cusor, excu- 
sor : (counterfeiter), fictor. — of writings, 
falsarius, fabricator falsarum charta- 
rum. — of words, verborum novorum in¬ 
ventor. 
Forgery (a fiction), res commenticia, 
commentum : (fabrication), fabricatio: 
(counterfeiting, feigning), confiotio. — 
of false accusations, calumnia. — of 
tales, fabularum* fictio. — The forgery 
of arms, armorum fabricatio. 
FORGET (not to remember), obliviscor, 
memoriam alicujus rei amittere, ex me 
moria amittere ; (neglect), pratereo, neg- 
ligo, pratermitto. — I have quite forgot 
that, efiluxit illud ex animo meo. — fVe 
easily forget a benefit received, facile abo- 
lescit gratia facti. — I forget my sorrows, 
depono memoriam dolorum. — He will 
forget every word you say, in pertusum in- 
geris dicta doliuin. — I have entirely for¬ 
gotten it, id mihi prorsus excidit. — I had 
almost for gotten your name, nomen tuum 
pane mihi exciderat. — I had forgotten it, 
me fugerat. — To be forgotten, obruor, 
excido ; in oblivionem venire. — That 
slaughter was not yet forgotten, nondum 
ista clades exoleverat. — Forgotten, 
oblivioni traditus; quite, oblivioni tra- 
ditus, sepultus, obrutus. — To forget 
utterly, perpetui. oblivione obruere 
aquis Lethais dare; in aqu& scribere, 
Catull. — To forget or forgive, ex me¬ 
morial aliquid deponere or abjicere. — 
To forget by drinking, ebibo . — To for¬ 
get what one has learned, dedisco. 
Forgetter, immemor. 
Forgetting, oblivio ; pratermissio. 
Forgetful, obliviosusj immemor. — Rub 
up your forgetful memory, intermortuam 
memoriam revoca 
Forgetfulness, oblivio, oblivium. 
FORGIVE, condono, ignosco, remitto, 
absolvo ; gratiam alicui facere, veniam 
dare, tribuere, concedere. — I pray for¬ 
give me this fault, abs te peto, ut mihi 
hoc ignoscas. — Forgive me this one fault, 
unam hanc noxam remitte. — To for¬ 
give part of the money, ex pecunii ali¬ 
quid remittere. — To forgive the whole, 
totum remittere, totius gratiam facere. 
_ Forgiven, condonatus, remissus, (both 
of the fault). — Tam forgiven by him, remi- 
sit mihi noxam. — Not to be forgiven, 
inexpiabilis, cui venia non debetur. 
Forgiveness, venia; poena remissio.— 
I ask no forgiveness, nullam deprecor 
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poenam.— Absolute forgiveness, oblivio, 
amnestia. 
Forgiver, qui or qu® condonat. * 
Forgiving, remissio. 
FORK, furca. — A litlle fork, furcula, fur- 
cilla. — A dung-fork, furca (in connec¬ 
tion). — An oven-fork, rtitabulum. — Ji 
pitch-fork, merga. — A fork for a vine, 
capreolus. — Fork for a net, vara. 
Forked, Forky, bifidus, bifurcus, bisul¬ 
cus, bicornis. — Three-forked, trisuleus, 
trifidus. 
FORLORN (desperate), perditus, deplora- 
tus : (forsaken), solus, derelictus, desti¬ 
tute. 
Forlornness, miseria ; solitudo. 
FORM ( figure or shape), forma, figura: 
(manner), ratio, modus, ritus. — A set 
form, formula, exemplum, exemplar. — 
of words, certa or concepta verba ; ver¬ 
ba ; carmen. -- IT A form (bench), 
scamnum, subsellium ; sella. — A little 
form, scabellum. — The lowermost form, 
infimnm subsellium.-V A form (ina 
school), classis, Quint. -II The form 
of a hare, leporis cubile. 
To Form, formo, confingo, figuro. — anew, 
reformo, recoquo. 
Formal, sollemnis ; formalis ; affectatus. 
Formalist, formularum putidus affecta- 
tor or exactor. 
Formality, inos receptus ; ritus: — (in 
deportment), molesta urbanitas; — (in 
speech), ambages, pompa. 
Formally, sollemniter ; cum affectatione. 
Former, formator. 
Forming, Formation, creatio ; formatio. 
Formless, informis, indigestus, i;udis. 
Formulary (booh of forms), liber rituum 
prascriptorum. 
FORMER, prior, superior, pristinus. — 
The former part of one’s life, vita supe¬ 
rior. — In former times, olim, priscis 
temporibus. 
Formerly, prins, antehac. 
FORMIDABLE, metuendus, timendus, 
formidolosus, terribilis; terrorem incu- 
tiens ; immanis; ingens. 
Formidably, terribilem or horrendum in 
modum. 
FORNICATION, stuprum ; concubina- 
tus. — To commit fornication, scortor. 
Fornicator, scortator, ganeo. 
FORSAKE (desert), desero, derelinquo, 
destituo; (revolt from), deficio, descis- 
co. _ They forsake Afranius, ab Afra- 
nio desciscunt. — They forsake their 
colors, a signis discedunt. — To forsake 
(quit) a thing, abdico, renuntio. — He 
forsook his ground, locum non tenuit. 
-|| See Abandon. 
Forsaker, desertor. 
Forsaking, derelictio, desertio, destitu- 
tio. — of religion, defectio a sacris. 
FORSOOTH, °sane, scilicet, nempe. — 
Yes forsooth, etiam si placet. 
FORSWEAR, pejero, perjuro, perjun- 
iidi facere ; abjuro. 
Forswearer, qui perjurat. 
Forswearing, perjurium. 
Forsworn, perjurus, perfidus. 
FORT, castellum, propugnaculum. — Fort 
by fort, castellatim. 
FORTH, foras; in composition also by 
prepositions • as, pro. — From this time 
forth, ab hoc inde tempore ; posthac, 
deinceps. - II And so forth, et sic de 
ceteris. See And. 
FORTHCOMING, prasto, in procinctn. 
Forthcoming, subsl. (in law), vadimomt 
obitus. - H To be forthcoming (adj.), 
in medio or promptu esse. 
FORTH-ISSUING, erumpens, qui pro- 
dit. 
FORTHWITH, actutum, confestim, con- 
tinuo, extemplo, protinus, mox, illico. 
FORTIFY (strengthen), firmo, connrmo, 
roboro, corroboro; (fence about), cir- 
cumsepio, circumfirmo, circumvallo, 
circummunio: (close with a fortification,, 
munio, communio, vallo. — Friendship 
fortified the kingdom, amicitia fulsit mi- 
perium. — To fortify strongly, permu- 
ni 0 . _ first, pramunio. — Fortified, 
munitus, communitus. — Not fortified, 
immunitus. 
Fortifier, munitor. 
Fortification, munitio, commumtio, (uu 
works), munitiones, munimenta, opera. 
FORTITUDE, animus fortis, fortitudo 
requus animus. 
