UNE 
UJN’F 
UNF 
_ lam utteihj undone, peril,nullus sum, 
de me actum est. . . . 
Undoing (ruining), perditio: (pun), in¬ 
terims, exitium, pernicies ; ruina: (an¬ 
nulling, abolitio, abrogatio: (a slacken¬ 
ing, "laxatio, relaxatio, retnissio: (an 
untying or taking to pieces), solutio, dis- 
solutio, resolutio. . 
Undone (not done), infectus, imperfec- 
tus, nondum consummatus. 
UNDOUBTED, de quo nihil dubitatur, 
non dubius; certus. 
Undoubtedly, haud dubie, procul dubio, 
sine controversy. 
UNDRAWN, non tractus. 
UNDREADED, non formidatus. 
UNDREAMED, inopinatus. 
UNDRESS (one’s self), vestes exuere. 
(another), vestes or vestimenta alicui 
detrahere. — Undressed, Undrest ; (na¬ 
ked), nudus, vestibus exutus, vestunen- 
tis detractis : (unadorned), incultus, 
inornatus. — Somewhat undressed, sub 
horridus. 
Undress, s. vestis domestica. 
UNDRIED, insiccatus, nondum siccatus. 
TIN DROSSY, purus ; sine f®ce. 
UNDUE, indebitus, parum Justus or legi¬ 
times • nimius, immodicus. 
Unduly’, indebite, parum juste or legu¬ 
me ; nirnis, plus quam satis est. 
UNDULATE, undo, fluctuo. 
Undulated, Undulatory, undulatus ; 
undatus. _, . 
T T„ mII ation of, undans with a subst. 
UNDUTIFUL, UNDUTEOUS, impius 
erga parentes, impius; non obediens 
alicui; contumax ; parum verecundus^ 
U ndu^ifully , contumaciter, minus > 
Undutieulne™' 5 , contumacia, immodes- 
UNDY1NG, 1 nunquam moriturus; in- 
UN EARNED, sine labore partus 
UNEARTHED, e terrA or foveS. excita 
UNEARTHLY (heavenly), ccelestis ; di 
■villus : (superhuman), quod supra ho mi¬ 
ne,n or homtnis vires est, quod. modum 
virium humanarum excedit, quod su 
pra humanum (-am, -os, -as, “ a ) est \ 
■UNEASY, molestus, incommodus, lm- 
portunus ; ®ger, sollicitus, anxius ; in- 
nuietus; ditfleilis, morosus, (peevish). 
— I should then have been uneasy only for 
these few days, fuisset turn mihi illos 
®gre aliquot dies, Ter. 
TInfasily, ffigre, moleste. 
Uneas NESS, molestia, sollicitudo, egn- 
tudo animi perturbatio ; miseria.- 
Aiul you must live in perpetual uneasiness, 
then you find yourselves under a necessi¬ 
ty of Linn Slaves, or of maintaining your 
liberty by°force of arms, et vob.s sterna 
sollicitudo remanebit, cum mtelliget s, 
aut serviendum esse, aut per manus 
bertatem retinendam, Salt. 
UNEATEN, haud or P^rum comesus 
UNEDIFIED (not instructed), inaoctus, 
ineruditus, parum doctus. 
Unedifying (of a speaker or address), fri 
eidu 3 ; jejunus: (of no use), inutilis, 
narum utilitatis habens. 
iUNEFFECTUAL, irnt.us, mams. 
UNELECTED, non electus. 
UNELIGIBLE, non eligendus, non expe 
UNELOQUENT, indisertus, infacun- 
dus; infans. 
UNEMPLOYED, otiosus ; vacuus labore 
or negotiis (having nothing to do)-, fen- 
atus (keeping holiday), deses («He). 
■UNENDOWED, indotatus, sine dote. 
UNENGAGED, non addictus ; liber. 
UNENJOYED, non perceptus. 
UNENLIGHTENED, omnium rerum m- 
scius et rudis ; rudis , fetu®. . ,,,, 
■UNENSLAVED, UNEN1HRALLLD, 
sui juris, nemini obnoxius or manc.pa- 
tU8 
UNENTOMBED, insepultus. 
TTNENVIED, minime invidendus. 
■UNEQUABLE, irnequabilis, uuequaBs. 
UNEQUAL, incequalis, inrequabilis, dis- 
nar, impar, disparilis.— Unequal mar- 
r ages seldom prove happy, siqua voles 
ante nubere, nube pari. _ 
Unequally, inaequaliter, lnrequabiliter, 
dispanliter. 
UNEQUITABLE, iniquus, lnjustus. 
UNEQUIVOCAL, minime ambiguus. 
UNERRING, errori non obnoxius; cer- 
lus ; ratus. 
Unf.kringly, sine errore. 
UNESPIED. See Undiscovered. 
UNESSENTIAL, non magni moment!; 
l ev i g •_in rerum naturA non positus. 
UNESTABLISHED, sine auctoritate. 
UNEVANGELICAL, legi Christian® 
non consentaneus. . . . 
UNEVEN, non wquus (poet, iniquus;, 
imequabilis : (rough), asper, confrago- 
sus, salebrosus : (not equable), in®qua- 
lis, in®quabilis. — Uneven places, as- 
nreta; salebr®, loca confragosa. an 
uneven way, via salebrosa. — An uneven 
or odd number, numerus impar. 
Unevenly, in®qualiter, imequabuiter, 
dispariliter. . 
Unevenness, iniquitas, aspentas ; in®- 
qualitas. 
UNEXACTED, non flagitatus or exac- 
tus. . . 
UNEXAMINED, nondum examinatus. 
UNEXAMPLED (alone of its kind), un¬ 
cus, singularis : (unheard of, new), 
inauditus, novus, portenti similis. 
UNEXCEPTIONABLE, exceptiombus 
non obnoxius. -—witness, testis locu- 
ples, probus. — testimony, testimonium 
certum, firmum. — life, summa inorum 
probitas, vine sanctitas. 
UNEXECUTED, infectus, nondum rite 
peractus. 
UNEXEMPT, non inrmunis. 
UNEXERCISED. See Unpractised. 
UNEXHAUSTED, inexhaustus. 
UNEXPECTED, inexspectatus, inopina¬ 
tus, necopinatus, insperatus ; repent- 
nus (sudden). 
Unexpectedly, prater exspectationem 
or opinionem; repente ; de or ex nn- 
Unexpec'tedness, rei inopinat® or im- 
provis® interventus. — Rather because 
of the unexpectedness of the thing, magis 
in re subit&, Liv. . ... 
TTNEXPEDIENT, incommodus, mutuib. 
UNEXPERIENCED, inexpertus, non¬ 
dum expertus; rerum miperitus or ru- 
UNEXPERT, imperitus, rudis ; nondum 
rei alicui assuetus or assuefactus. 
UNEXPIREIlj nondum finitus or deter- 
UNEXPLORED, incognitus ; nondum 
UNEXPRESSIBLE, ineffabilis, inenar- 
rabilis ; qui verbis enarran non potest. 
UNEXTENDED, non extensus or por- 
UNEXTINGUISHABLE, UNEXTIN¬ 
GUISHED, inexstinctus, qui exstmgui 
UNEXTIRPABLE, inexstirpabilis, non 
UNFADING, qui nunquam deflorescit 
UnfA mED^'non deflorescens ; vigens, flo- 
UNFAILING, certus, firmus ; fidus, fide 
lis ; perennis. . . 
UNFAIR (unjust), iniquus, injustus 
Unfairly, inique, injuste. 
Unfairness, iniquitas, mjustitia. 
UNFAITHFUL, intidus, mfidelis, perh 
dus ; falsus. aA 
Unfaithfully, infidelito,r, perfide. 
Unfaithfulness, infidefitas, perfidia. 
UNFALSIFIED, non adulteratus or de 
pravatus ; minime fucatus. 
UNFAMILIAR, inusitatus. 
UNFASHIONABLE, hodierno usui pa 
rum accommodatus. _ - 
UNFASHIONED, informis ; nondum for 
matus or recte forinatus ; ineffigiatus 
UNFASTEN, refigo; solvo, dissolvo 
UNFATHOMABLE, immensl. or infini¬ 
te altitudine. 
SKIyoeableTi—<*», — 
or with praise), secus, sinistre, male. 
UNFEATHERED, lmplumis, deplumis. 
UNFEATURED, informis. 
UNFED, impastus. 
294 
UNFEED, munere non donatus, honors, 
rio non auctus. 
UNFEELING, omni sensu carens, insen- 
silis ; torpidus : ( fig •)> lentus, durus, 
ferreus, oninis humanitatis expers. 
UNFEIGNED, non fictus, non Simula- 
tus, non fucatus ; sincerus, verus ; in¬ 
teger. 
Unfeignedly, non ficte, sincere, vere. 
Unfeignedness, sinceritas, veritas; in- ■ 
tegritas. 
UNFEET, sensibus non perceptus. 
UNFENCEI), immunitus: non septus. 
UNFERMENTED, non fermentatus; 
nullo fermento. . , , 
UNFERTILE, infecundus, infructuosus, 
sterilis. , . .... 
Unfertileness, infecunditas, sterilitas. 
UNFETTER, e vinculis eximere, vincu- 
lis solvere or liberare. 
Unfettered, vinculis solutus; liber. 
UNFILLED, non impletus. 
UNFINISHED, infectus, imperfectus, 
nondum consummatus. 
UNFIRM, infirmus, debilis. 
UNFIT, inutilis, non or parum idoneus, 
inhabilis; abhorrens; impar; ineptus. 
_ to learn, indocilis, tardus, hebes. 
for labor, impotens, debilis, infirmus. 
Unfitly, inepte, indecore, non congru- 
enter. . . 
Unfitness, inutilitas, inconcinnitas, in- 
commoditas. —for labor, inertia. 
Unfitting, incongruens, non congruens; 
inconveniens. 
UNFIX, refigo ; labefacio. 
Unfixed, refixus, labefactus ; vagus. 
UNFLEDGED, nondum pennatus, im- 
piumis, deplumis. 
UNFLESHED (fig.), novitius. 
UNFOILED, invictus. ... 
UNFOLD, explico: (explain, set forth), 
explico, aperio, explano. — That may be 
unfolded or explained, explicabilis. 
That cannot be unfolded, lnexplicabilis. 
--IT To unfold sheep, oves septis m- 
clusas dimittere. 
Unfolding, explicatio. 
UNFOOL, a stultitie revocare. 
UNFORBIDDEN, non prohibitus; non 
vetitus. 
UNFORCED, non coactus, spontaneus, 
voluntarius. 
Unforcedly, non coactus, suS. sponte, 
ultro. 
UNFORCIBLE. virium expers. 
UNFOREBODING, sine prasagio. 
UNFOREKNOWN, non prasensus, non 
prscognitus. 
UNFORESEEN, improvisus, non pravi- 
SllS. . 
UNFORFEITED, non confiscates. 
UNFORGIVING, inexorabilis, implaca- 
UNFORGOTTEN, non oblivioni tradi- 
UNFORMED, nondum formatus; indi- 
pcstus « informis. 
UNFORSAKEN, non derelictus, non 
destitutus; indesertus is po<*. 
UNFORTIFIED, immunitus, non mum- 
TTNFORTUNATE, infortunatus, infelix, 
miser, adversus, infaustus non pros¬ 
per, calamitosus. — day, dies infelix, 
Unfortunately, infeliciter, misere, 
Unfort uN ateness, infelicitas ; or by an 
adj. 
UNFOULED, incorruptus. 
UNFOUND, incompertus. 
UNFREQUENT, quod raro fit, larus, 
infrequens. 
Unfrehuency, infrequentia. 
UNFREdUENTLY, raro. — very, perrar , 
»,n». i»e«- 
ber; infrequens i 1des ?T t . us j, 
UNFRIENDED. See Friendless. 
UNFRIENDLY, adj. inimicus. 
Unfriendly, adv. parum amice or bene 
Unfriendliness, malevolentia, animul 
iniquus. 
UNFROZEN, non congelatus. t 
UNFRUITFUL, infecundus ’"frucra 
sus, sterilis, macer: infelix (rm 
Unfruitfully , infecunde, steriliter.jt^ 
Unfruitfulness, infecunditas, 
