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Entick's english-latin dictionary ... to which is added a latin-english dictionary, accurately collected from the most approved classic authors. To this edition has been annexed an etymological paradigm : containing all the words and phrases proper for reading the classic authors in both languages, designed for the use of grammar schools and private education / By William Crakelt ; carefully revised throughout by the Rev. M. G. Sarjant
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Permittendds, a, um, pt. to be per-mitted

Permittens, tis. pt. permittingPermittitur, impers. leave is givenPermitto, tere, isi, issum. a. 3. topermit, suffer, allow , or give leave,grant, give, commit, or intrust,leave, yield , or deliver up, venture ,or hazard , expose, spur on, cast,throw, or JUng, cast down. Per-mittere vela ventis, to /wistPermittor, ti, issus. pass, to 6e leftPermodestds, a, um. adj. very mo-derate, sober, or regularPermodice, adv. very fttt/ePermodicus, a, um. adj. very meanPermoleste, adv. very grievouslyPermolestds, a, um. adj. very trou-blesome

Permollis, e. adj. very softPermolo, lere. act. 3. to grind verysmall, to lie with

Permotio, on is. f. emotion , ecstacyPermotds, a, um. pt. greatly moved,or affected, alarmed, disturbed,agitated, moved, influenced , in-duced, persuaded. Mente per-motus, cast into a trance, Cic.Permovendus, a, um. pt. to be tho-roughly moved

Permoveo, ere. a. 2. to move, or af-fect greatly, influence, persuadePermoveor, eri, 5tus. p. to be movedPermulcendus, a, um. pt. to be ap-peased, or assuaged, to strokePermulcens, tis. pt. gently strokingPermulceo, ere, lsi, Isum Ictum,act. 2. to stroke, appease, or as-suage, please, or delight, cherishPermulceor, eri, Isus Ictus, pass.

to be stroked, be appeasedPermulctds, a, um. pt. appeasedPermulsio, onis. f. 3. an assuagingPermulsus, a, um. pt. stroked , used426

gently, appeased, assuaged , cheeredPermulto, adv. very much , by farPermultum, adv. very muchPermultus, a, um. adj very many, agreat many, very muchPermundus, a, um. adj. very cleanPermunio, ire, ivi §• ii, itum. act. 4.

to fortify strongly, to finishPermunltds, a, um. pt. strongly for-tified

Permutandds, a, um. pt. to be ex-changed, or barteredPermutans, tis. pt. changing, barter-ing

Permutatio, onis. f. 3. a change, ex-change, exchanging, barter, pay-ment, confusion

Permutatus, a, um. pt. changed, ex-changed, bought, sold, disorderedPermuto, are. act. 1. to change, ex-change, barter, buy, or sell, con-found, or disturb. Permutare pe-cuniam, to receive, or pay moneyby bills of exchange, Cic.Permutor, ari. pass, to be changedPerna, as. f. 1. a gammon of bacon;a sort of shell-fish

Pernavigator, oris. m. 3. he thatsaileth through

Pernavigatus, a, um. pt. vide seq.Pernavigor, ari, atus. pass. 1. to besailed quite through, or all overPernecessarius, a, um. adj. very ne-cessary, or needfulPernecessarius, i. m. 2. a particularfriend , or acquaintance , close allyPerneco, are, cui. act. 3. to killPernegans, tis. pt. denying flatlyPernegatio, onis. f. 3. a fiat denialPernegatdr, impers. itis flatly deniedPernego, are. act. 1. to deny stiffly,flatly, utterly, or to the lastPerndgor, ari,atus. pass, tobedeniedPerneo, ere. n. 2. to spin out, finish

Perniciabilis, e. adj. pernicious, de-structive, of fatal consequencePernicialis, e. adj. causing destruc-tion, or death, deadly, mortalPernicies, ei. f. 5. destruction, ruin,violent death , deathPerniciose, adv. iiis, comp, isslme,sup, pernici msly, destructively,mischievously, injuriouslyPerniciosus, a, um. pt. ior, comp,issimus, sup. pernicious, destruc-tive, fatal, causing deathPernicitas, atis. f. 3. swiftness offoot, speed

Perniciter, adv. ids, comp, nimblyPernicium, i. n. 2. destructionPerniger, gra, grum. adj. very blackPernimium, adv. too muchPernio, onis. m. 3. a kibe on the keelPernxunedlds, i. m. 2. a little kibePernix,icis. adj. ior, comp, issimus,sup. swift, quick, nimble, con-tinuing, persevering, patient oflabour

Pernobilis, e. adj, very noble,famous,illustrious, or remarkablePernoctans, tis.pt. tarrying allnightPernoctatio, onis. f. a staying allnight

Pernoctaturus, a, um. pt. about, orin order to pass the nightPernocto [per, nox], are. n. 1. topass the whole night, continue allnight, lie all night , lodgePernoeturnds, a, um. adj. all nightPernonis, idis. f. 3. a little gammonPernoscendds, a, um. pt. to be tho-roughly, or perfectly knownPernosco, cere, novi. act. 3. to knowperfectly, discern , or distinguishPernotesco, cere, tui. n. 3. to bemade certainly, or fully knownPernotuit, impers. it was made, orbecame certainly known

 
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