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TRIENNIAL (lasting three years), trien- 
nis, trium annorum: (returning trien- 
nially), triennis, quod tertio quoque an¬ 
no fit, etc. 
TRIFALLOW, tertio. 
J'RIFLE, v. nugor, ineptio, nugas agere. 
— Trifle with one, tergiversor, produ¬ 
cer aliquem inanibus verbis. — To tri¬ 
fle away one’s time, nripus rebus futili- 
bus conterere or perdere ; muscas ve- 
nari. — Tune trifled away, temporis dis- 
pendium. 
Trif le, .•>•. res parva or rninuta ; res parvi 
momenti; munusculum (little present). 
— Trifles, minutiae; res parvai or mi- 
nut® ; nug® ; apime. — This is a trifle, 
hoc leve est, id parvum est: no trifle, 
non leve est; est aliquid. 
Trifler, nugator, nugax. 
Trifling, nugatorius, frivolus, vanus, 
levis. — Trifling stories, logi, fabul®. 
Triflingly, nugatorie, inepte. 
TRIFORM, triformis. 
TRIG a wheel,, sufflamino. 
Trigger, sufflainen_IT The trigger of 
a gun, instruinentum quo retinaculum 
pyritie movetur. 
TRIGON, trigonum. 
Trigonal, trigonalis. 
Trigonometry, trigonometria. 
TRILL in music, vox or sonus vibrans. 
To Trill in singing, vibrissere ; vocem in 
eantando crispare, Fest. 
TRILL or trickle down, stillo, destillo, 
mano. — To trill through, permano, per- 
tiuo. 
TRILLION, trillio. 
TRIM (spruce), adj. bellus, comptus, con- 
cinntis, mundus, nitidus, cultus, scitus, 
tersns, elegans; eleganter politus or or- 
natus. 
To Trim, trim up or adorn, orno, adorno, 
exorno, concinno, decoro, condecoro ; 
como, coin, excolo ; polio, perpolio. — 
To trim the hair, capillos or crines co- 
mere; capillum componere ; capillum 
crispare. — To trim up old things, recon- 
cinno, resarcio, reficio; mangonizo.— 
To trim, up or ref t ships, rates reficere. 
— To trim clothes, vestes concinnare ; 
vestes fimbrii ornare. -IT To trim 
(clip, shave), tondeo ; rado.-IT To trim 
in politics, tempori servire; ainbas par¬ 
tes or factiones amplecti. 
Trim (dress), s. vestis ; .vestitus, cultus, 
ornatus.-V The trim of a ship, onus 
recte dispositum. 
Trimly, belle, concinne, nitide, laute, ele¬ 
ganter. 
Trimmer (adorner), concinnator; orna- 
trix. — A trimmer or shaver, lonsor. — A 
trimmer in politics, qui tempori servit; 
qui modo ab his, modo ab illis stat. 
Tr imming, ornatio, exornatio .—A trim - 
tiling up for sale, interpolate ; mangoni- 
uin. — Curious trimming to allure, leno- 
cinium. ——IT The trimming of a gar¬ 
ment, limbus; inslita; ornatus; orna- 
inenta. 
Trim ness, concinnitas, elegantia, lautitia; 
splendor, nitor; mundities. 
TRINE, trinus. 
Trinity, trinitas. — Trinity Sunday, dies 
Dominica Sacra Trinitati dicata. 
Trinitarians, qui Deum trinum esse cre¬ 
dent. 
TRINKETS (toys), nug®, trie®, gerr®. 
TRIP, v. pedem offender; titubo (tot¬ 
ter) : (eir), labor, pecco, erro. — To trip 
against a thing, in aliquid incurrere, ir- 
ruere, offender, impingere. — To trip 
or falter in speech, balbutio,hresito ; bal- 
l)a ordimidiata verba pronuntiare, enun- 
tis.'e, proferre. — in memory, memorial 
labi. — To take one tripping, aliquem 
alucinantem or oscitantein opprime- 
re-IT To trip or caper (in dancing), 
salto ; tripndio. — To trip up and down, 
cursito, circumcurso.-IT To trip up 
one’s heels, supplanto : (supplant one), 
aliquem per fraudein a munere arcere, 
dejicere, depellere .—dnd wrestling with 
him, lie tripped up his heels, impresso- 
qtie genu nitens, terra applicat ipsum, 
. Virtr. 
iaip, s. (stumble), offensio pedis: (slip), 
error, labes, peccatuin: (dance), salta- 
tio, tripudium: (journey), iter (minu- 
tum); devertie jum (short by-journey). 
— Then he mr.ae a trip into India, transi- 
tura delude in Indiam fecit, Just. — To 
take a trip into the country, rus excur- 
rere. 
Tripping, agilis saltatio. 
Trippingly, agiliter. 
TRIPARTITE, tripartitus, n tres partes 
divisus. 
TRIPE, omasum. 
TRIPLE, triplex, triplus. 
To Triple, triplico ; in triplum auger. 
Triplet of, tres, terni. 
TRIPOD, tripos. 
TRISYLLABLE, vox trisyllaba. 
Trisyllabical, trisyllabus. 
TRITE, vulgaris, contritus, sermone tri- 
Dj 3 - — A trite saying or proverb, prover- 
bium contritum or vulgar. 
TRITURATE, trituro, in pulverem redi- 
gere. 
Trituration, tritura. 
TRIUMPH ( pompous procession for a vic¬ 
tory), triumphus ; victoria ( victory ) ; 
exsultatio, lsetitia, (exultation) _ He 
carried him in triumph before his chariot, 
ilium per triumpbum ante curium du- 
cebat. — He had justly deserved a tri¬ 
umph, justissimi triumphi res gesserat. 
— A smaller triumph, ovatio. 
To Triumph, triuinpho ; triumphum 
agere: (exult), l®tor, exsulto; gaudio 
or laetitiA triumpliare or exsilire. — He 
triumphed over his enemies, de hostibus 
triumphavit.— Triumphed over or led in 
triumph, triumphatus. 
Triumphal, triumphalis. — A triumphal 
chariot, currtis triumphalis, vehiculum 
triumphale.— Triumphal ornaments, tri- 
umphalia, pi. 
Triumphant, Triumphing, triumphans; 
victor, victrix. 
Triumphantly, magnifice ; triumpliantis 
modo. 
TRIUMVIRATE, triumviratus. — Of the 
triumvirate, triumviralis. 
TRIVET, TREVET, tripus ; oil® susten¬ 
taculum ferreum. 
TRIVIAL (mean, vulgar), vulgaris, vilis, 
piebeius, trivialis : (trifling), levis, futi- 
lis, parvi momenti. 
Trivially, vulgariter; leviter. 
TROCHEE, troch®us. 
TROLL ( ramble)* about, vagor, erro, cir- 
cumcurso. — To troll (as hounds), nullo 
ordine et incondite prredain sectari. — 
To troll for fish, inescatos pisces majors 
lineS. longiore trahere or ducere. -—for 
a jack, lucinm pisciculo inescare. 
TROLLOP, mulier squalida or sordida. 
TROOP (multitude) of people, turba, cater- 
va; agmen, grex.- d troop of cattle or 
beasts, armentum, grex armentitius. — 
To assemble in troops, catervatim con- 
fluere, convenire or in unum locum 
congregari. — A troop of horse, equitum 
turma. — He was promised a troop of 
horse, promissa ei erat prefecture cen¬ 
tum equitum cataphractorum_ Troops 
or military forces, exercitus, copi® miii- 
tares. — To levy troops, copias parare, 
comparare, contrahere. — A small num¬ 
ber of troops, copiol®, pi. 
To Troop or go in troops, gregatim or ca- 
tenretim incedere. — To troop off or 
away, aufugio ; fugS se subducere. 
Trooper, eques. 
TROPE, translatio, verbuin translatum ; 
tropus. 
Tropical, translatus; tropicus. 
TROPHY, trop®um. 
Trophied, trop®is ornatus. 
TROPICS, circuli tropici, circuli solstitio- 
rum. — The tropic of Cancer, circulus or 
orbis solstitial is. — Capricorn, circulus 
or orbis brumalis. 
Tropical regions, terra qu® inter circulos 
tropicos jacent or sit® sunt. — fruits, 
fructus qui inter circulos tropicos gig- 
nuntur. 
TROT, v. citato gratia incedere (of a 
horse ); eo, incedo, (go, walk). —To trot 
up and down, curso, cursito, circumcurso. 
Trot, subst. gradus citatus. 
Trotter (horse), equus succussator or 
succussor. — Sheep’s trotters, pedes ovi- 
ni, crura ovina. « 
TROTH, veritas, fides. — In troth or by 
my troth, mebercule, profecto, sane. 
TROUBLE (bring into trouble), v. turbo, 
conturbo, obturbo, perturbo, inquieto, 
excrucio, vexo ; affligo ; alicui molesti- 
am afferre or exhibere. — Those things 
somewhat trouble me, nonnihil molesta 
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sunt h®c. — Do not trouble me, molestus 
ne sis. — Trouble not yourself about this, 
alia curato. —He will not trouble them, 
non est futures oneri. — To trouble with 
care or uneasiness, ango, sollicito; agi- 
to. -- If that trouble you, si id te mordet. 
— We have nothing to trouble us, sumus 
curis vacui .—Do not trouble yourself, 
ne te afflictes. —To trouble with requests, 
rogitando aliquem fatigare or obtunde- 
re. — To trouble or disturb impertinent¬ 
ly, obturbo, interturbo, interpello. — To 
trouble one’s self about a thing, delibera- 
tionem alicujus rei suscipere. — To be 
troubled or concerned at an affair, de ali- 
quH re angi or afflictari, de re sollicitum 
esse, anxie aliquid ferre; aliqu& re 
commoveri ; aliqu& re perturbari ; anxio 
animo esse et sollicito, Cic .— Troubled, 
turbatus. perturbatus, commotus, ve;a- 
tus. — He was not a whit troubled, ne 
tantulum quidem commotus est. — T'o 
fish in troubled waters, in aquis turbid is 
piscari;/^-. ex aliorum incommodis sua 
comparare commoda. 
Trouble, s. (disturbance), turb®, tumul- 
tus, tumultuatio, rerum perturbatio, mo- 
tus (pi., commotions), seditio (sedition) : 
( trouble of mind), (turbidus) animi mo- 
tus, animi perturbatio, soilicitudo, cure, 
angor, restns ; dolor, tristitia, msstilia, 
Indus ; ®gritudo animi: (difficulty), dif- 
ficultas, angusti® : (misfortune, calamity, 
affliction), res advers®, iniqu®, afflict®; 
afflictatio; malum, incotnmodum : ( la¬ 
bor or pains), labor, negotium, opera, 
sudor ; (toilsome thing), res ardua, mo¬ 
lesta, operosa: (vexation), molestia, ®gri- 
tudo. — What a deal of trouble he gave 
us! quas turbas dedit!— You are un¬ 
acquainted with my troubles, nescis quan- 
tis in malis verser. — So it be no trouble 
to you, quod commodo tuo facere pote- 
ris. — The troubles or commotions of a 
slate, res turbid® or turbulent® ; reruin 
pnblicaruin tempestas. — To be in trou¬ 
ble, rebus adversis conflictari or colluc- 
tari. — To bring one out of trouble, ex 
angustiis liberare. 
Troubler, turbator, vexator, perturbator; 
interpellator. 
Troublesome, Troublous, acerbns, mo¬ 
lestus, arduus, gravis ; turbulentus, tur¬ 
bidus. -—d troublesome person, homo im- 
portunus nr odiosus. — Very troublesome, 
permolestus, perodiosus. —d troublesome 
or contentious fellow, vitilitigator. — 
Troublesome times, tempore calamitosa 
or turbida. — During these troublesome 
times, hoc tarn turbido tempore, C. 
JVep. 
Tboublesomely, acerbe, moleste ; turbi- 
de, tnrbulente, turbulenter. 
Troublesomeness, molestia. 
TROUGH, alveus; canaliculus. —A 
kneading-trough, magis. — A hog-trough, 
aqualiculus porcinus. 
TROUNCE ( punish ) one, punio, castigo, 
pcenSt aliquem afficere, pcenas ab aliquo 
sumere. — To trounce one of his money, 
aliquem auro or pecunift emungere. — 
Trounced or punished, punitus, mulcta- 
tus, supplicio affectus. 
Trouwcing (punishing), punitio, castiga- 
tio. 
TROUSERS, brae® long® lax®que. 
TROUT (fish), trutta. —d salmon-trout, 
salar; trutta stellata guttis. 
TROW, opinor, censeo, credo. 
TROWEL, trulla. — To plaster with a 
trowel, trullisso. — A plastering with a 
trowel, trullissatio. 
TROY. — A pound troy, libra constans 
ex duodecim unciis. 
TRUANT, cessator ; qui a scholft s®ps 
abest; qui a scholi sine justSl causS. 
abest. — To play the truant, cesso ; 
emaneo ; scholam non obire ; a scholi, 
etc. 
Truanting, Truantship, cessatio, indi- 
ligentia. 
TRUCE, indnei®. — To keep the truce, in- 
ducias conservare. —A truce-breaker , 
induciarem violator. 
TRUCHMAN, interpies. 
TRUCK,v. merces mercibus permutare. 
Truck (exchange), s. merciuin permutatio 
TRUCKS, rot® ligne® ad machinas bel- 
licas movendas. 
TRUCKLE-BED, or TRUNDLE-BED, 
lectulus humilior rotis instructus. 
