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Moving, s. motus, motio, admotio: ( per¬ 
suading r), sollicitatio, suasio : ( provok¬ 
ing ), instigatio : (shaking), concussio. 
Movingly, cum magno animorum motu ; 
graviter. 
MOW (cut down), v. meto, demeto ; seco, 
deseco. — What you sow, that you must 
mow, ut sementem feceris, ita et metes. 
— To mow down the ranks of Hie enemy, 
hostes metendo sternere humum. — 
The time or season for mowing hay, fce- 
nisicium. 
Mower, messor. — of hay, fceniseca, foeni- 
sex, sector fceni. 
Mowing, messio (act)', messis (state). — 
of hay, fcenisicium. 
MOW. (See Loft.) — d barley-mow, hordei 
cumulus. — A hay-mow, foenile, feni 
cumulus. 
To Mow (make a mow of) barley, hay, &c., 
hordeum, fcenum, etc. acervare, coacer- 
vare, V.umulare, accumulare. — The 
making of a mow, coacervatio, acerva- 
tio. — Mowed (made up in a mow), sub 
tecto acervatim conditus. 
MUCH, adj. multus, plurimus ; multum 
with genit.: — ado. multum, magnopere, 
vehementer, admodum, multo, longe. 
— It is a matter of much pains, multi su- 
doris est. — Money is every where much 
esteemed, plurimi passim fit pecunia. — 
Much good may it do you, prosit saluti 
turn, bene sit tibi. — Much would have 
more, crescit amor argenti. — Much 
coin, much care, crescentem sequitur 
cura pecuniam. — With much ado, vix, 
legre, difficulter, non sine magno labore, 
magno cum conatu. — To make much 
ado about nothing, de l;uia caprinS. rixari, 
magno conatu magnas nugas agere. — 
Much (in value or concernment ), magni, 
permagui, etc. — They think itmucli con¬ 
cerns you, magni tua interesse arbitran- 
tur. — It very much concerns us, that you 
be at Rome, permagui nostra interest, 
te esse Roma;. — It is not much regard¬ 
ed, non admodum cur® est.- Much 
otherwise than I would, longe secus quam 
vellem. — I have much desired your let¬ 
ters,vehementer exspectavi tuas literas. 
— I do not much care, non magnopere 
laboro. — Much about the same time, 
iisdem ferme temporibus. — Say that I 
am here much against my will, die me hie 
oppido esse invitum.— Too much or 
over much, adj. nimius; nimium with 
irenit.: — subs't. nimium. — The being 
too much, nimietas. — Too much of one 
thing is good for nothing, ne quid nimis. 
_ Too much or over much, adv. nimis, 
nimium, plus quam satis est. — As much 
or how much, quantum. — As much 
ao-ain, alterum tantum. — As much as 
may be, quantum maximum, cum maxi- 
mis. - ds much as in me lies, quantum 
in me est, quoad potero. — Exceeding 
much or very much, affatim, abunde.— 
This much or so much, tantum. — Just 
so much, tantundem.- d little too much, 
paullo nimis. — Too, too much, pernimis. 
_ For how much ? quanti? — For so 
much, tanti. — Much like, similliinus, 
persimilis.— In as much or for as much as, 
in quantum ; quandoquidem. — In so 
much that, ita ut. — Much less, multo 
minus ; nedum. — It was not so much as 
used, much less was it in any esteem, ne 
in usu quidem, nedum in honore ullo 
era t._ Much the same, idem fere. — So 
muchfcr this time, atque h®c hactenus. 
_ Thus much, hactenus. — Twice as 
much, duplo. — Three times as much, tri- 
p] 0 _ Four times as much, quadruplo. 
— Merer so much, vel maxime. — If she 
it never so much a kinswoman, si vel 
maxime cognata est. — To make much 
of magni facere ; indulgenter habere. 
— one's self, bene curare letatem ; genio 
indulgere. — To run much upon such a 
thing, ’multum esse in re aliqu&; com- 
morari, habitare, h cere re in re aliqua. — 
To think much of a thing, or do it uiy 
willingly, invitum or invite aliquid 
agerv. — A making much of, indulgen- 
tia.-|| See More, Most. 
MUCILAGE, mucus. 
Mucilaginous glands, glanduls mucosa:. 
MUCK (dung), fimus, stercus. 
MUCKER (hoardup), acervo, coacervo. 
MUCOUS, mucosus. 
MUD, lutum ; limus (slime). — To stick 
in the mud, in limo hierere. — Mud-stone, 
saxum lunosum. — A mud-wall, mace- 
ria lutea. — A mud-wall (bird), apiaster. 
Without mud, illimis. 
To Mud (besmear with mud), luto oblinere, 
luto: ( bespatter), luto conspergere or 
aspergere, luto opplere : (disturb), turbo. 
To Muddle (disturb), turbo: (intoxicate), 
inebrio. — Muddled, inebriatus, potu 
madens. 
Muddy ( full of mud), lutosus, limosus, 
crenosus. — A muddy or cloudy look, vul- 
tus tetricus, nubilus. — A muddy place, 
gurges limosus. 
MUE, plumas mutare. 
MUFF, tegumentum manuumex pellibus 
factum. 
MUFFLE, obvolvo, velo, tego, openo, 
cobperio. — To muffle up one's face, 
faciem obvolvere. — To muffle himself 
in his cloak, pallio se tegere or coope- 
rue. 
Muffler, oris integumentum. 
MUFTI, pontifex maximus Turcarum. 
MUG, cantharus. 
MUGGISH, MUGGY, humidus ; muci 
dus. 
MUGWORT, artemisia. 
MULATTO, hybrida. 
MULBERRY, morum.,— tree, morus. 
MULCT, s. mulcta. 
To Mulct, mulcto ; mulctam alicui im- 
ponere. 
MULE, mulus, mula. — Of a mule, mu- 
laris. 
Muleteer, mulio. 
MULL wine, vinum aromatibus mistum 
coquere. 
MULLER, MULLET, lapis terendis co- 
loribus serviens.-IT A mullet (fish), 
mugil. 
MULSE, mulsum. 
MULTANGULAR, multangulus. 
MULTIFARIOUS, multiplex. 
Multifariously, multifarie, multifan 
am. . 
Multifariousness, multiplicata differen¬ 
tia. 
MULTIFORM, multiformis. 
MULTIPLICITY, varietas ; magna co- 
pia. 
MULTIPLY, multiplico; (increase), au- 
geo, accumulo: — v. n. multiplicari; 
augeri. — To multiply three by four, tria 
quater multiplicare or ducere.— The 
enemy's forces multiply daily, copiffi hos- 
tium indies augentur, accessionem hos¬ 
tes quotidie faciunt. 
Multiplier, qui multiplicat; (as a num¬ 
ber), numerus multiplicans. 
Multiplying, multiplicatio ; auctio ; auc- 
tus. 
Multiplication, multiplicatio. 
Multiplicablf., multiplicabilis. 
Multiplicand (in arithmetic) numerus 
multiplicandus. 
MULTITUDE (great number), multitudo, 
magnus numerus, magna vis. — A mul¬ 
titude of children, liberorurn frequentia, 
Liv. -IT The multitude (vulgar), vul- 
gus, plebs. 
Multitudinous, multiplex. 
MUM (hist), st 1 tace 1 au 1 
MUMBLE (mutter), mnrmuro, musso, 
mussito; mutio. — To mumble over, 
mu ssi tan do recitare. — To mumble in 
eating, labiis clausis manducare. 
Mumbler, qui mussitat. 
Mumbling, murmuratio, Sen. 
Mumblingly (mutteringly), titubanter. 
MUMMER. See -.Master. 
Mummery, Mumahcwi, lmminum persona- 
torum pompa. 
MUMMY, mortuus arte medicatus. 
MUMPS, angina. 
MUNCH, manduco. 
MUNDANE, by genit. mundi; humanus ; 
vanus. . 
MUNICIPAL, municipalis ; genit. urbis. 
— A municipal or corporate town, muni- 
cipium. . 
MUNIFICENT, munificus, liberalis. 
Munificence, munificentia, liberalitas. 
MUNITIONS, inunitiones, munimenta 
_IT See Ammunition. 
MURAL, muralis. 
MURDER, ctedes, homicidium: (opp. to 
manslaughter) , crudes. — The murder of 
a man, “hominis cmdes or occisio. — 
The murder or butchering of men, ho- 
minum trucidatio. — To commit mur- 
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der, ccedem or homicidium facere ; par 
ricidium committere, parricidio se oil. 
stringere. — Murder will out, diu non 
latent scelera, Flor. - Anil that that 
killing should not be accounted murder, 
neve ea ctedes capitalis noxahaberetur, 
Liv. — To heap murder upon murder, 
effidem caede accumulare. — Murder oj 
one’s father, mother, brother, prince, &c., 
parricidium. — of one's brother, parri- 
cidium fraternum or fratris. 
To Murder, interficio, occido, csdem 
alicujus facere, efiicere or perpetrate, 
neco, necein alicui inferre ; jugulo (cut 
his throat) ; trucido (butcher). 
Murderer, alicujus interfector or percus- 
sor ; homicida, sicarius. — A murderer oj 
a parent, prince, &c., parricida. — of his 
brother, fratricida. — of his sister, soro- 
ricida. 
Murderess, homicida ; parricida. — of 
one, alicujus interfectrix. 
Murdering, s. interfectio, trucidatio. 
Murderous, sanguinarius, cruentus, 
atrox, truculentus, ferus. 
Murderously, atrociter, save, truculen- 
ter. 
MURKY, caliginosus, tenetiricosus. 
MURMUR, s. (complaint), questus, que¬ 
rela conquestio: (low noise), murmur, 
susurrus ; fremitus. 
To Murmur, murmuro, musso, mussito; 
fremo; susurro. — again, remurmuro. 
— arrainst, obmurmuro, de re aliqua 
querT or conqueri. — at, adfremo. — to 
one’s self, secum commurmurare. - 
Murmured against, obmurmuratus. — 
Murmuring applause, admurinuratio. — 
A little murmuring noise, susurrus. 
Murmurer, qui murmurat. 
Murmur}ng, murmuratio; murmur; su- 
surrus ; fremitus. — That affair occa¬ 
sioned great murmuring through all Ma¬ 
cedonia, ingentem ea res fremitum tota 
Macedonia fecit, Liv. 
Murmuringly, cum murmuratione. 
MURRAIN, lues pecuaria. 
MURREY, fuscus, submger. 
MUSCADEL or MUSCADINE wine, vi¬ 
num ex apianis uvis. 
MUSCHAT pear, pirum moschatum. 
MUSCLE (of the body), muscuius: (fish), 
concha, muscuius. — The muscles of the 
arm, lacerti. — Fisher of muscles, con- 
charius. 
Muscular, musculorum, genit.; muscu- 
losu 3 (brawny) ; robustus (strong). 
Musculous, musculosus. 
MUSE, Musa. — The Muses, Pierides, 
Camoens. 
MUSE or muse upon, meditor, commen- 
tor; contemplor, cogito; dubito; men- 
te perpendere, animo versare. — jo 
muse beforehand, prameditor. — Musing 
deeply, cogitatione defixus, altius cogi- 
tans. — Mused upon , meditatus, cogita- 
tus, animo perpensus. — Having mused, 
meditatus. — Mused on beforehand, prs- 
meditatus. — Musing on mischief, main 
defixus or intentus. . 
Muser, contemplator, contemplatm. 
Musing, meditatio, contemplate, cogita- 
tio, commentatio. — beforehand, prffi- 
meditatio. , • 
MUSHROOM, fungus. — The dainty 
mushroom, boletus. . , 
MUSIC (the art), ars musica, musica 
or -orum): (the music), cantus; ctmeen- 
tus : modi musici, modi. — A music- 
school, ludus fidicinus. — A great lot* 
of music, musicorum perstudiosus. - 
A professor of music, qui artem musicam 
docet; artis music® pentus. — T 
to music, musicis modis canticum 
cj p ere . _ Music, vocal and instrumental, 
vocum et nervorum cantus. 
Musical, musicus, harmonious, nun 
Musically, musice, modulate; mime 
MuTic’alness, concentus, harmonm. 
Musician, symphomacus (m an 
tra); fidicen; tibicen ; cornicen. 
sicus (skilled in music). ^ 
MUSK, mosclius. -— To P er /“ me m03 ”. 
with musk, rem odoratiorem facer 
cho. — A musk-ball, pastillus. ^ 
MUSKET, sdopetum. — A m “ s *. e Y lo . 
M g,ans (plumbeaj. — Musketyroof,^ 
peto impenetrabihs. --- " •“ 
(hawk), r.isus mas. 
