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tràdò, dado: =didi, -ditus, tr., give, confer, assign, impart; ao leave; deliver, hand over, hand, turn over, surrender; pass, pass along; transmit, hand down, re- late, record, say.
tradicò, -dicere, -duxi, -ductus, tr., bring across, take across, transport, carry over; deliver; introduce.
ra trahere, ‘tràxi, tractus, fr.,
, draw out, CS i ONE, spin out while away (time); acquire; pass., (of time) pass.
Traianus, -i, m., the emperor Trajan, who reigned 98-117 A.D.
tranquillus, -a, -um, adj., calm et, undisturbed. 3 i
trins, prep. with acc., across, over.
TrAnsalpinus, -a, -um, ad)., across the Alps, Transalpine.
trAnseò, -ire, -iî, -itus, tr. and intr., Cross, Cross over, go across, pass; (of time), pass, go by.
trinsfigò, -figere, -fixi, -fixus, tr., pierce, run through.
trinsigò, -igere, -ègi, -Actus, tr., handle; pass (time).
trinsiliò, -silire, -silui, tr., leap over, vault over.
trinsvehò, -vehere, -veri, -vectus, tr., convey across, Carry aglio transport, send over; pass., aCFOSs, Cross, Cross Over.
trànsverberò, -Are, -Avi, -Atus, tr., transfix, pierce.
Trasuménus, -i, m., Trasimenus, a lake of Etruria where Hanni won a great victory in 217 B.C.
Trebia, -ae, m., a river of northern Italy, tributary to the Po.
tremor, -èris, m., shock, chill; ter- rae tremor, quake, earthquake.
trepidAns, -antis, part., trembling, frightened.
trepidatiò,
-Onis, f .y alarm.
confusion,
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trepidus, -a, «um, adj., anxious. trés, tria, num. ad)., three. tribiinus, -i, m., tribune. triclinium, -i, n., dining room. trigintà, indecl. num., thirty. tristis, -e, ad)., slbonivy rueful, sad, dejected; bad (omen). Tritòn, -ònis, m., a sea divinity.
Trivicum, -i, n., a village în south- ern Italy.
Troia, -ae, f., Troy. trucidò, -Are, -àvi, -itus, tr., butch- er, slaughter, kill, murder. ti, tui, pers. pron., you, yourself. tuba, -ae, f., trumpet. Tullius, -i, m., a Roman ra icero,
name; e.g.; Marcus Tullius the orator.
tum, adv., then, at the time, at that time.
tumultus, -tis, m., din, disturbance, confusion.
turba, -ae, f., confusion, trouble; throng.
turbidus, -a upset, ro
turbò, -Are, dvi, -àtus, tr., upheave; spoil.
turpis, -e, adj., disgraceful.
turris, -is, f., tower.
titò, adv., safely, in safety.
tiitus, -a, «um, ad)., safe.
tuus, -a, «um, poss. adj., your.
tyrannus, -i, m., tyrant.
Tyrus, -i, f., Tyre, a city of the Phoe- nicwans.
An -um, adj., boisterous, ed
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iiber, -eris, n., udder.
ubi, adv., where; as conj., when.
ubique 6. ade. pra anywhere; in all (contests).
ulciscor, ulcisci, ultus sum, tr., avenge, punish.
iillus, -a, «um, adj., any. See nec.
