adeō, adu., 8o, to such an extent, 8o much 80; thereto. adeō, -ire, -, -itus, tr. ana te gO go tō, come to, go to see visit, appear before, reach; incur (danger). adeptus, see adipiscor. adfero, ferre, attuli, adlātus, tr., bring, akr n (an end); deliver; pass., be borne adiciō, -icere, -fēc, -fectus, tr., affect, affict, subject (to), trouble, visit (with punishment); honor. adfigō, -figere, -firi, -firus, tr., nail, fasten (to). adfinis, -is, m., connection, relative Bharer; lberent. adirmo, e vi, ātus, tr., de adAiga, -Aigere, -Aii, -fictus, tr. knock, overwhelm. adhůc, adu., up to this time, unti now, up till now, till now, yet, while yet, as yet, (while) still adiciō, -icere, -iēci, -iectus, tr., add. adipiscor, adipisci, adeptus sum, tr., gain, get. adiuvo, -iuvāre, -iūvi, iūtus, tr. a dmirot tus sum, tr, and intr. admire, wonder at; wonder. admittō, -mittere, -misi, -missus tr., admit; suffer (disgrace); in sẽ admittere, commit. admodum, adv., exceedingly, very, quite. admoneō, -moněre, -monui, -moni- tus, tr., admonish, warn, remind. admoveo movere, movmotus adoptō, -āre, -āvi, -Atus, tr., adopt adorior. -oriri. -ortus e r, ate sim tack, aSSail, approach. adōrō, -āre, -ivi, -ātus, tr., call upon, offer prayer to, worship.I
adpōnō, -pōnere, -posui, positus,
tr., put on, serve.
adprimě, ado., in the highest degree,
Pricularl
risus. tr.
adrideō,
and intr smile assent, laugh at).
adsentator, -ōris, m., fiatterer.
adsentor, -āri, ttus sum, intr., flat-
ter.
adsiduě, adv., industriously, per-
Bistently, continually, constantly.
adsiduus, &, -um, adj., persistent,
continued.
adsum, -esse, -fui, futūrus, intr.,
borbHh
hand, be on the field; be come,
come, appear.
adulēscěns, -entis, part. 8 adj.,
youthful, young, in (one's) youth;
as noun, m., young m&n, youth.
advena, -ae, m. and f, outsider,
dveni8
-yenire,
Teni, ventum,
intr., arrive, come (to).
adventus, -ūs, m., arrival, coming.
adversus, 4, um, adj., opposite,
contrary, unfavorable; fūmine
adversō, upstream, against the
current; in ōs adversum, full in
ad yes
S ecit. -gesnerisCe
ye:
perāvit, intr., it grow8 dark.
aedēs, -is, f.; pl., house, dwelling,
buildi
aedifcium, -i, n., building
Aegaeus, -, -um, adj., Aegean;
designationm of a sea east of Greece.
Aegeus (dissyl.), -ei, m., a mythical
king of Athens.
Aegyptus, -i, 1, Egypt.
Aegyptus, -, m., a mythical king of
Arabia.
Aeneas, -ae, m., he hero of Vergl's
aēneus, -&, -um, adj., of bronze,
worship.I bronze.
