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nūtābundus, a, um, staggering. nūtātio, ōnis, F., nodding, tottering. nutiquam=neutiquam. nuto, I, to nod, sway, waver. nutrīcātus, ūs, M., nursing, nurture. nūtrīcius, a, um, suckling, cherishing; M., tutor; N., nourishment. nutrico (-or), I, to nourish, rear. nutricula, æ, F., nurse. nutrimen, inis; -mentum, i, N., nourishment, support. nūtrio (-or), 4, nourish, rear, cherish, preserve (as fruit).

nutrix, icis, F., nurse, rearer, breeder, nursery (of plants). nūtus, ūs, M., a nod, command, beckoning, downward motion. nux, nucis, F., nut.

nympha, æ, F., bride, nymph (of fountains, &c.).

nymphæa, æ, F., water-lily. nymphæum (-ēum), i, N., fount of the nymphs. nymphālis, e, of the fountain. nymphigena, æ, the nymph-born (Achilles).

Nysæus, a, um, of Nysa, a city in Caria; Bacchic, of Nysa in India, the birthplace of Bacchus.

O.

O, a common exclamation, or form of address, with voc. or acc. † Oasis, is, F., a dist. in the Libyan desert, an exile for criminals. Oaxes, is, M., a river of Crete? ob, towards, at, about, on account of. [-ob, towards, on, in the way of obærātus (-rius), a, um, indebted ; M., debtor, one bound for debt. obambulo, I, to walk by. obarmo, I, to arm. obaro, I, to plough up. obaudio, 4, to obey. obaurātus, a, um, gilded, gilt. obba, æ, F., goblet, mug or bowl. [obc=occ-.

obdo, didi, dit-, 3, put in the way, envelop, close, wrap.

obdormio, 4; -isco, 3, to fall asleep. obduco, xi, ct-, 3, lead towards, draw over, cover, fasten, shut up. obductio, ōnis, F., veiling, covering. obdūresco, dūrui, 3, to grow hard or stubborn.

obdūro, I, to harden, make hard, endure, persist.

obēdiens, tis, obedient. obedienter, readily, willingly. obedientia, æ, F., obedience. obēdio, 4, obey, yield, hearken. obedo, ēdi, ēs-, 3, eat, devour. tobeliscus, i, M., obelisk, rosebud. obeo, ii, it-, 4, go towards, go down, perish, survey, traverse, undertake, enter on, meet (death), die. obequito, I, ride up to.

obero, [obsum,] will be present. oberro, I, move about.. obēsitas, ātis, F., grossness. obēsus, [edo,] lean or eaten away; fat, coarse, swollen.

obex, icis, D., bar, bolt, barrier. [obf--off-; obg-=ogg-.

obhæreo, 2; hæresco, hæsi, 3, to stick fast.

obiens, euntis, [obeo,] meeting. obirascor, irātus, I, get angry at. obiter, on or by the way, at once. obitus, ūs, M., an approach, going down, setting, downfall, death. objaceo, ui, 2, to lie over against. objectātio (-ctio), ōnis, F., a cast

ing-against, accusation, reproach. objecto, I, to throw against, oppose, expose, reproach.

objectus, [objicio,] lying opposite, exposed; N. pl., accusations. objectus, ūs, M., casting in the way, exposure, interposition, projection. objex=obex, barrier.

objicio, jēci, ject-, 3, to cast in the way, resent, hold forth, upbraid. objurgātio, ōnis, F., reproach. objurgātor, ōris, M., a rebuker. objurgātōrius, a, um, reproachful. objurgo (-ito), 1, to chide, dissuade, rebuke, chastise.

oblaqueo, I, to trench about. oblatio, ōnis, F., offering, bestowal.

oblatro, I, rail or bark at. oblātus, [offero,] offered. oblectamen, inis; -mentum, i, N., delight, joy, solace, amusement. oblecto, I, to delight, gratify. oblido, si, sum, 3, crush together. obligātio, ōnis, F., binding, bond. obligo, I, to bind, tie close, pledge. obligūrio, 4, to squander, devour. oblimo, 1, beslime, squander. oblino, lēvi, līĭt-, 3, besmear, bedaub. obliquē, sidewise, indirectly. obliquo, I, to twist, turn, warp. obliquus, a, um, sidelong, awry, indirect.

oblisus, [-lido,] crushed. oblitesco, litui, 3, [lateo,] hide. oblitero, I, to blot out. oblitus, [lino,] besmeared. oblitus, a, um, forgetful, forgotten. oblivio, ōnis, F., forgetfulness, oblivion.

oblīviōsus, a, um, forgetful. obliviscor, oblitus, 3, forget. oblivium, i, N., forgetfulness. obloco, I, give out on contract. oblocutor, ōris, M., contradicter. oblongus, a, um, rather long. obloquor, locutus, to interrupt, contradict.

obluctor, I, struggle against. oblūdo, si, sum, 3, play off jokes. obmōlior, 4, throw up in front. obmoveo, mōvi, mōt-, 2, bring forward.

obmurmuro, I, murmur against. obmutesco, tui, 3. be speechless. obnātus, a, um, growing on or near. obnitor, sus (xus), 3, push against. obnīsus (-xus), a, um, resolute. obnixē, with might and main. obnoxiē, guiltily, submissively. obnoxius, a, um, frail, exposed, liable, submissive, beholden. obnūbilus, a, um, beclouded. obnubo, psi, pt-, 3, to veil, cover. obnuntiatio, ōnis, F., announcement of evil omen. obnuntio, (-cio), 1, announce (evil). oboleo, ui, 2, to emit odor.

tobolus, i, N., a small coin (3 cts.).

oborior, ortus, 4, to rise, appear. obortus, ūs, M., origin. [obp-=opp.

obrēpo, psi, pt-, 3, creep up to, steal upon, surprise, cheat. obreptio, ōnis, F., a stealing, surprise.

obrētio, 4, entangle.

obrigesco, gui, 3, grow hard or stiff. obrōdo, 3, to gnaw.

obrogo, I, to repeal (by a later law), invalidate.

obruo, rui, rut-, 3, to cover, bury, overwhelm, overpower.

tobrussa (-ryza), æ, F., test, assay. obsaturo, I, to sate, clog. obscēnē, indecently, foully. obscēnitas, ātis, F., foulness, impurity, inauspiciousness.

obscēnus, a, um, of ill omen, foul, impure, evil, indecent.

obscuratio, ōnis, F., darkening. obscurē, darkly, secretly.

obscuritas, ātis, F., darkness, obscurity, meanness.

obscuro, I, to darken, hide, blind. obscurus, a, um, dark, unknown, obscure, secret.

obsecratio, ōnis, F., supplication, beseeching, protestation.

obsecro, I, to beseech, implore. obsecundo, I, comply, obey, follow. obsēpio, psi, pt-, 4, to fence in, bar, close up.

obsequēla (-quentia), æ, F., complaisance, compliance.

obsequens, tis, yielding, indulgent. obsequenter, obediently.

obsequiæ, ārum, F., funeral rites. obsequiōsus, a, um, compliant. obsequium, i, N., yielding, compliance, indulgence, obedience. obsequor, cutus, 3, yield, gratify, indulge, obey, submit. obsero, I, to bolt, fasten. obsero, sēvi, sit-, 3, to sow, plant, cover, fill.

observans, tis, watchful, attentive. observanter, carefully.

observantia, æ, F., respect, regard. observātē, circumspectly.

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observatio - obtrudo.

observātio, ōnis, F., care, observance, rule, respect. observātor, ōris, M.; -trix, trīcis, F., observer.

observito, I, watch carefully. observo, I, note, regard, watch. obses, idis, C., hostage, pledge. obsessio, ōnis, F., blockade. obsessor, ōris, M., a besieger, frequenter.

obsessus, [obsideo,] beset. obsidātus, ūs, M., condition of hostage.

obsideo, sēdi, sess-, 2, to besiege, beset, occupy, frequent. obsidio, ōnis, F., siege, blockade. obsidior, 1, lie in wait for. obsidium, i, N., siege, blockade. obsido, 3, beset, besiege, occupy. obsignātor, ōris, N., sealer, witness. obsigno, I, to seal, attest, pledge. obsipo, I, sprinkle.

obsisto, stiti, stit-, 3, withstand, resist, oppose, disapprove. obsitus, [sero,] planted. obsole-facio, 3, to wear out, spoil. obsolesco, ēvi, ēt-, fall into decay. obsolētē, shabbily, meanly.

obsolētus, a, um, worn out, poor, shabby, ruinous.

obsōnātor, ōris, M., caterer. obsōnātus, ūs, M., marketing. †obsōnium, i, N., viands. obsōno (-or), I, purvey, furnish. obsono, ui, it-, I, interrupt noisily. obsopio, 4, to put to sleep. obsorbeo, bui, 2, swallow up. obsordesco, sordui, 3, get soiled, wear out, diminish. obstantia, æ, F., hindrance. obstetrix, ĭcis, F., midwife. obstinātē, inflexibly.

obstinatio, ōnis, F., stubbornness.

obstinātus, a, um, resolute.

obstino, I, stand fast or against. obstupesco, 3, to be

obstipesco

amazed.

obstīpo, I, to lean.

obstīpus, a, um, bent, inclined. obstitus, [-sisto,] set in the way, opposed, struck by lightning.

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obsto, stiti, stāt-, 1, stand against, oppose, check, be hateful to. obstrepo, ui, it-, 3, to clamor at or against, drown with noise. obstrictus, [stringo,] bound. obstrigillo, I, hinder, impede. obstringo, strinxi, strict-, 3, bind close, fasten, pledge.

obstructio, ōnis, F., barrier, hindrance.

obstruo, xi, ctum, 3, build against, barricade, obstruct.

obstrūdo obtrūdo, thrust upon. obstupefacio, fēci, fact-, 3, amaze. obstupesco, stupui, 3, be amazed. obstupidus, a, um, stupefied. obsum, esse, fui, be harmful. obsuo, ui, ūt-, 3, sew up, stop close. obsurdesco, dui, 3, grow deaf. obtego, xi, ct-, 3, to cover, hide, veil, keep secret.

obtemperātio, ōnis, F., compliance. obtempero, I, comply, conform. obtendo, di, tum, 3, draw or spread over, hide, pretend, allege. obtentus, a, um, [-tendo,] drawn, [tineo,] held.

obtentus, ūs, M., drawing-over. obtero, trivi, trīt-, 3, bruise, wear, crush, degrade, destroyobtestatio, ōnis, F., adjuring, entreaty, adjuration.

obtestor, 1, call as witness, adjure. obtexo, xui, xt-, 3, weave or spread over.

obticeo, 2; (-cesco, 3), cui, to be or grow silent.

obtigo obtego, cover.

obtineo, tinui, tent-, 2, hold, get, maintain, prove, continue.

obtingo, tigi, 3, touch, strike, happen to, befall.

obtorpesco, torpúi, 3, grow numb. obtorqueo, si, tum, 2, to turn, twist, wrench.

obtrectatio, ōnis, F., disparaging. obtrectator, ōris, M., traducer. obtrecto, 1, detract, oppose, injure. obtrītus, [tero,] bruised.

obtrūdo, si, sum, 3, to thrust upon, gulp, stop close.

obtrunco, I; to cut away, mangle,

kill, trim, prune. obtueor, 2, gaze up on, perceive. obtundo, tudi, tūs- (tuns-), 3, to thump, blunt, din.

obtūrāmentum, i, N., stopper, bung. obturbo, I, disturb, confuse. obturgesco, tursi, 3, to swell. obtūro, I, stop up, allay. obtūsē, dully, dimly. obtusio, ōnis, F., blunting, bruise. obtusus, [tundo,] blunted, dull. obtūtus, ūs, M., a gazing. obumbro, I, overshadow, obscure. obuncus, a, um, bent, hooked. obustus, [ūro,] charred, scorched. obvāgulo, 1, demand loudly. obvallo, I, to fortify, surround. obvenio, vēni, vent-, 4, come in the way, befall.

obventio, ōnis, F., income, revenue. obversor, I, to go or hover about,

appear, oppose.

obverto, ti, sum, 3, turn towards. obviam (w. dat.), in the way, at hand. obvigilo, I, to be watchful. obvio, I, to meet, prevent. obvius, a, um, meeting, in the way,

at hand, opposed, adverse, exposed. obvolvo, vi, ūt-, 3, to wrap, cover. occa, æ, F., harrow.

occæco, 1, make blind, darken. occædes, is, F., slaughter. occallesco, lui, 3, get hardened. occano, ui, 3, to sound, blow. occasio, ōnis, F., occasion, means, opportunity, supply. occāsiuncula, æ, F., occasion. occāsus, ūs, M., [cado,] fall, down

fall, destruction, setting, the west. occatio, ōnis, F., harrowing. occēdo, cessi, cess-, 3, go towards. occento, I, sing in presence of. occepso occēpero [occipio]. occepto, 1, begin.

occidens, tis, M., the west. occidio, ōnis, F., [cædo,] massacre, destruction.

occido, cīdi, cīs, 3, kill, cut down. occido, cido, cās, 3, fall, set, perish, be ruined.

occiduus, a, um, setting, failing, perishing, western. occillo, I, to smash.

occino, ui, cent-, 3, chirp, croak, sing (inauspiciously).

occipio, cēpi, cept-, 3, begin, enter. occiput, itis, [-itium, i,] N., back of the head.

occisio, ōnis, F., slaughter, murder. occisor, ōris, M., slayer, murderer. occisus, [cædo,] slain. occludo, si, sum, 3, to shut, stop. occo, I, to harrow.

occubo, ui, I, to rest, repose. occulco, I, trample upon. occulo, ui, cult-, 3, cover, hide. occultatio, ōnis, F., hiding. occultātor, ōris, M., hider. occultē (-tim, -tō), secretly. occulto, I, to hide, secrete. occultus, a, um, hidden, secret. occumbo, cubui, cubit-, 3, to fall, sink, lie, yield, perish.

occupatio, ōnis, F., seizing, holding, employment.

occupātus, a, um, busy, employed. occupo, I, seize, occupy, anticipate, attack, surprise, outstrip. occurro, 3, run to meet, oppose, attack, happen, appear, reply. occursātio, ōnis, F., officiousness. occurso, I, meet, attack, appear. occursus, ūs, M., meeting, opposing. Oceanus, i, M. (ocean), Father of Seas and Rivers.

ōceanītis, idis, F., d. of Oceanus ; sea-nymph.

ocellātus, a, um, spotted. ocellus, i, M., little eye, eyelet. ōcior, us, ōccissimus, swifter. ōciter, ōcius, ōcissimē, swiftly. ocrea, æ, F., greave (leg-armor). ocreātus, a, um, greaved. Octavius (-ānus), i, family name of Augustus.

octāvus, a, um, eighth; F., the eighth hour (4 P.M.); one-eighth. octiēs (ens), eight times. octingentēsimus, a, um, 8ooth. octingēni (-gentēni), 800 each. octingenti, æ, a, eight hundred.

octipes, edis, eight-footed.

octă, eight.

October, bris, M., October (8th month).

octōdecim, eighteen.

octōgēnārius, a, um, of 80 years. octōgēni, a, um, eighty each. octōgēsimus, a, um, eightieth. octōgies, eighty times. octoginta, eighty.

octojugis, e, eight together.

octōni, a, um, eight each. octuplus, a, um, eight-fold. octussis, eight asses. oculārius, a, um, of the eyes. oculātus, a, um, furnished with eyes, visible, conspicuous. oculeus, a, um, sharp-sighted. oculissimus, a, um, dearest. oculitus, most dearly.

oculo, I, furnish with eyes.

oculus, i, M., eye, vision, darling, bud (of plants). ocyor=ocior, swifter. tōda, æ; ōdē, ēs, F., song. †ōdēum, i, m, music-hall.

ōdi, ōsus (§ 38, i.), hate, dislike. ōdiōsē, hatefully.

ōdiōsus, a, um, vexatious, hateful. ōdium, i, N., hatred, offence, aversion, disgust, insolence.

odor, ōris, M., odor, fragrance. odōrātio, ōnis, F.; -tus, ūs, M., sense of smell, odor. odōrātus, a, um, fragrant. odōrifer, era, um, fragrant, spicy. odōro, I, to emit perfume. odōror, I, examine by scent, snuff, search, smell at. odōrus, a, um, fragrant. odōs odor, smell.

Odryšius, a, um, of the Odrysæ, a Thracian people.

Odyssea, æ, the story of Ulysses. Œa, æ, F., a town of N. África, in the territory of Tripoli.

agrus, i, myth. k. of Thrace, father of Orpheus.

balus, i, myth. k. of Sparta, founder of Tarentum. tœconomia, æ, F., economy.

tœcus, i, m, hall, saloon.

dipus, podis, myth. king of Thebes, son and slayer of Laius. neus, ei (eos), k. of Ætolia, father of Meleager and Tydeus. Œnōtria, æ, F., an ancient name of S. E. Italy.

†æstrus, i, M., gadfly, frenzy. Œta, æ (-ē, ēs), a mt. of Thessaly. offa (ofella), æ, F., bit, morsel. offātim, in bits.

offectus, [officio,] hindered. offendo, di, sum, 3, strike, offend, hit, fail, stumble, blunder.

offensa, æ, F., collision, affront. offensatio, ōnis, F., hitting, stumbling, blunder.

offensio, ōnis, F., stumbling, vexation, offence, aversion, mishap. offensiuncula, æ, F., slight offence. offenso, I, dash against, stumble. offensus, [-fendo], offensive. offero, obtuli, oblāt-, offer, show, adduce, occasion, inflict. offerumenta, ōrum, N., gift. officiālis, e, of duties or service. officina, æ, F., workshop, factory. officīnātor, ōris, M., a master-workman, artist.

officio, feci, fect-, 3, hinder, obstruct, injure, hurt.

officiōsē, courteously. officiōsus, a, um, obliging, dutiful. officium, i, N., service, duty, favor. offigo, xi, ct-, 3, fix, fasten. offirmātus, a, um, resolute, stubborn, obstinate.

offirmo, 1, make fast, persevere. offla-offula, little bit. offōco, I, choke with water. offrēnātus, a, um, curbed. offringo, ēgi, act-, 3, to cross-plough. offūcia, æ, F., cosmetic, trick. offula, æ, F., bit fragment. offulcio, (si), tum, 3, stop up. offulgeo, si, 2, shine upon.

offundo, ūdi, ūs-, 3, pour upon or forth; P., spread, extend. offusco, I, obscure, vilify. offusus, [offundo,] poured. ogganio, 4, snarl, yelp, growl.

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