vên dinanzi, ed io soletto, they
went before, and I by myself.
Ellisse, s. f. ellipsis.
Ellittico, adj. eliptical.
Ello, pron. he, it. Obs.
Elmétto, s. m. helmet, casque,
Elmo, head-piece.
Elocuzióne, s. f. elocution.
Elógia, 9. m. eulogy, praise,
encomium, panegyrick.
Eloquénte, adj. eloquent.
Eloquentemente, eloquently.
Eloquenza, s. f. eloquence.
Elóquio, s. m. discourse. Obs.
Elsa, s. f. the hilt of a
sword.

Elettro, . m. amber, amber-Else,

tree.

Elúdere, to elude, frustrate,

exalt, to lift up.-Elevársi, to Emancepare, Obs.cipate,

Emancipáre,
to set at liberty.

pation.

Emátita, s. f. hematités.
Embléma, s. m. an emblem.
Emblici, s. m. plur. a kind of
plums.

grow proud. Elevatezza, s. f. elevation, height, eminence.-Elevatezza Emancipazióne, s. f. emancidi stile, sublimity of stile. Eleváto, adj. high, lofty.Eleváto, haughty, proud. Elevazione, s. f. elevation, exaltation Elevazióne, loftiness, sublimity of style.-Elevazione, the elevation or height of the pole above the horizon, the degree of latitude. Elezionato, adj.elected, chosen. Obs.

Elezione, s. f. election, choice. Elezióne, poll or right to vote in choosing a public magistrate.

Elica, s. f. a kind of crooked line.

Elicére, to draw, to extract.
Eligénte, adj. that choosesz or
elects.

Eligibile, adj. eligible.
Eliotrópia, s. f. v. Elitrópia.
Elisio, adj. elysium.--Campi
elisi, the elysian fields.
Elisire,
s. m. elixir.
Elisirvite, S
Elitrópia, s. f. precious stone
so called.
Elitrópio, the herb turnsol.
Elittico, adj. v. Ellítico.
Elia, s. f. the herb called ele-
campane.-Ella, she, it.-El-
la is used in Italian instead of
you, but then it is a relative
to vossignoria, ex.Vuot ella
venir meco? will you go along
with me?

-Non

emi

part of the head. Eminénte, adj. eminent, high, lofty.Eminente, eminent, excellent, famous, topping.Eminente, imminent, hanging over one's head, approaching. Eminenteménte, adv. nently. Eminentissimo, the epithet given to a cardinal. Eminenza, s. f. an eminence, a hill, a rising ground.--Eminénza, a title given to a cardinal. Emisfério, s. m. hemisphere. Emisféro, S Emissário, emissary, spy, scout. -Emissario, a stallion, a stonehorse.

Emissióne, s. f. emission, vent, the act of sending out. Emme, the name of the let

ter m.

Enolúmento, s. m. emolument,

profit, advantage. Emorroidále, of or belonging to hemorrhoids. Emorroide, hemorrhoids, a disease in the fundament, commonly called the piles. Empiamente, adv. impiously. Empiastráre, to plaister of parget. Empiastro, s. m. a plaister. Empiéma, s. m. corrupted spittle. Empiemático, adj. that spits

often.

Empiere, to fill up, to cram, to stuff.-Empiere, to satisfy, to content.-Empiere, to load, to charge, to fill.

Embolismo, s. m. embolism,
the adding of a day to a year,
which makes leap-year.
Embrice, s. f. a tile.-
guardar in un filar d'embrici,
don't stand upon a trifle.
Embrióne, s. m. embrio, the
fœtus or child in the womb.
Embrócca, s. f. embrocation,
a kind of fomentation.
Embroccáre, to foment, to use
embrocation.
Empietà, s. f. impiety, ungod
Eménda, s. f. 2 emend-liness, wickedness, fierceness,
Emendaménto, s. m. ation, barbarity.
amendment, redress.
Emendáre, to correct, amend,
or mend.--Emendarsi, to
mend.

correc

tion,

Emendazione, s. f. Eméndo, s. m. Obs. amendment.-Far l'emenda, to make reparation. Emergénte, adj. emergent, appearing on a sudden.-Necessità emergente, a pressing necessity.-Danno emergente, loss which one sustains by not being pnnctually paid. Emergere, to emerge, issue or come out from under water. -Emerso, adj.risen, come out. Emético, adj. emetical, that provokes vomiting. Emicránia, s. f. megrim, great Elli, they. Obs.--Elli gi- pain in the temples and fore

Empiezza, impiety, cruelty.
Empiménto, s. m. filling, stuf-
fing, or cramming.
Empio, adj. impious, cruel,
inhuman.

Empireo, adj. empyrean, cm-
pyreal.

Empireumático, empyreumatic, that has the smell of fire. Empírico, adj.empirical -Medicina empirica, empirical physic, skill in physic gotten by mere practice.--Medico empirico, an empyric, a quack. Empitiggine, ring-worm, running with a dry scab, a

a

Empiúto, adj. full.
Emúgnere, to diminish, to
impair.

Emuláre, to emulate, to vie
with, to strive.
Emulatóre, emulator, rival.
Emulatrice, feminine of Emu-
latóre.

Emulazione, s. f. emulation,
envy, imitation with a desire

to excel.

tumour.

Enfiatúra, s. f. a swelling or
Enfiazione,
Enfitéusi, s. m. the renting of
land upon condition to plant
it.

Enfióre, v. Enfiatura. Obs.
Enfitéutico, adj. let out to farm,
hire or rent, or that for
which rent is paid.
Enigma, s. m. a riddle, a dark
saying, an enigma.
Enigmático, obscure, dark,
enigmatical, mystical, hard to
be understood.
Enímma, v. Enigma.
Enímmatico, v. Enigmatico.
Enne, s. m. the name of the
letter n.

Enorme, immoderate, vast,
enormous, great, heinous,

S

Emulo, rival, concurrent, com-
.petitor, an antagonist.
Emulsióne, s. f. emulsion, a
physical drink made of the
kernels of some seeds.
Emúngere, to diminish, to
lessen.
Enchimosi, an efflux of
blood.
Encomiare, to praise, to be- grievous.
stow encomiums. Encomiato, Enormezza, s. f. enormity.
praised.
Encómio, s. m. encomiam, E'nte, s. m. a being that has
commendation of a person. any kind of existence.
Endecasillabo, adj. consisting Ente reale, a real or positive
of eleven syllables.-Endeca- existence or being-Ente di
sillabo, s. m. a short lyric ragione, an imaginary being.
poem, made of verses con-Entiméma, s. m. enthymem.
sisting of eleven syllables Entità, s. f. entity, a being.
Entómato, s. m. insect.
Entrambi,
Entrámbo,
Entraménto, s. m. entry, en-
trance.

each.

Endica, s. f. abbroachment,
forestalling.
Endice, s. f. a mark or token,
remembrance, sign.-E'ndice,
s. m. the nest egg.
Endívia, s. f. endive.
Energía, s. f. energy, efficacy,
force, emphasis.
Energúmeno, adj. a man pos-
sessed with the devil.
Enfasi, s. f. emphasis, ener-

gy.

Enfático, emphatical, spoken with earnestness. Enfiagioncélla, s. f. a little swelling or tumour. Enfiagione, s. f. a swelling Enfiaménto, s. m. 5 or tumour. Enfiamento, increasing, grow ing.

Enfiare, to swell, to blow. Enfiare, to puff up, to grow proud. Enfiare, to swell, to be blown or puffed up. Enfiatéllo, s. m. a little swelling

or tumour.

Enfiaticcio, adj. half swelled,
swoln a little.
Enfiarivo, that makes swell.
Enfiáto, s. m. a swelling or
tumour. Enfidlo, adj. swell-
ed, blown, puffed up or lifted
up.-Enfiato, gonfio, superho,
altiero, proud, high-minded,
conceited, puffed up.
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adj. both.

Entrante, adj. that penetrates.

Entratúra, s. f. entrance, entry.

-Entratúra, access, admittance.-Non c'è entratura per nessuno, no body is admitted.

E'ntro, adv. in, within-2ud
entro, here within.-Cola en-
tro, there within.--Entro,
prep. between.
Entusiásimo, s. m. enthusiasm.
E'nula, o Enula campána, s. f.
scabwort, horseheel.
Enumerare, to enumerate, to
number or reckon up.
Enumerazione, s. f. enumera-
tion.

Enunciáre, to enunciate, to de-
clare, to proclaim.
Eo, I. Obsolete, much used by
our first poets.---Eóo, adj.
eastern. Dagli Esperi a lidi
Eoi, from west to east.
etical.

Po

E'pa, s. f. the belly.
Epáccia, s. f. a great nasty
belly.

Epática, s. f. liverwort, good
against the obstructions of
the liver.

Epático, s. m. a passage of the bile to the liver, otherwise called the porus bilarius.→→→→ Epático, hepatical or hepatic, belonging to the liver. Vena epatica, the liver vein. Epátta, s. f. epact, a number whereby the age of the moon may be found out every year.. en-Epicédio, s. m. epicedium, a funeral song. Epiciclo, s. m. epicycle or little circle. Epico, adj. epic, heroic. Epicuréo, adj. Epicurean, a follower of the sect of Epi

Il mese entrante, the next
month.-Entrante, forward,
bold, that puts himself for-
ward.-Entrante, s. m.
trance, beginning.-ll' en
trante della settimana, at the
beginning of the week.
Entrare, to go, come, step, get
in, to enter.-Entrare in pa-
role, to begin a discourse, to
speak-Entrare in pensiero, to
begin to think.-Entrate in
cammino, to set out.--Entrare
in ballo, to dance-Entrar in
altro, to change discourse.--
Entrare in cullera, to fall into
a passion.-Entrare in posses-
sione, to take possession.
Entráre, to reach or under-
stand the true meaning of.
Questa cosa non m'entra, I do
not comprehend this.
Entráta, s. f. entrance, entry.-
Nella prima entratu, at the first
sight.—Entráta, income, re-
venue, coming in, rent.-
Entráta, entrance, beginning.
Entratóre, an intruder.
Entratrice, she that intrudes
herself.

curus.

Epidemía, s. f. epidemical
disease.

Epifanía, s. f. Epiphany, or
Twelfth-day.
Epifonéma, 3. f. epiphonema,
a figure in rhetoric.
Epigramma, s. m. an epigram.
Epilensía, v. Epilepsía.
Epiléntico, v. Epilettico.
Epilessia, s. f. epilepsy, the
falling sickness.
Epiléttico,

adj. epileptic, troubled with the epilepsy. Epilogaménto, s. m. v. Epilo gazione.

Epilogáre, to epilogize, to
make a conclusion or end.
Epilogazióne, s. f. conclusion,
end, recapitulation.
S

Equilátere, adj. equilateral, Erbággio, s. m. all sorts of equal sided. kitchen-herbs. Equilibrare, to weigh equally. Erbajo,s. m. grass-field, pastureEquilibrio, equilibrium, equa- ground. lity of weight.--Mettere in Erbajuólo, s. m. an herbalist or equilibrio, to poise.-Tenere simpler. equilibrio, to keep the balance. Equinoziále. adj. equinoctial. Giorni equinoziali, equinoctial days.

tion.

animal so called.-Ermellino, | Erudíto, adj. learned, skilful._mínatore.
the fur of an ermine.
Ermesino, v. Ermisino.
Ermeticamente, hermetically.
Ermisíno, a kind of silk.
Ermo, s. m. c. Eremo.-Ermo,
adj. solitary, eremitical.
Ernia, s. f. rupture, hernia.
Ernioso, adj. broken-bellied.
Eróe, hero.

-Erudito, taught, instructed. Esaminazióne, s. m. examinaErudizione, s. f. learning, scholarship, erudition. Ervo, s. m. a kind of pulse like vetches or tares. Eruttáre, to belch or break wind out of the stomach. Eruttazioncélla, dim. of Eruttazione

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Esángue, adj. without blood, dead, pale and wan, heartless. Esanimáre, to exanimate, to deprive of life, to dispirit. Esasperaménto, s. m. the act of vexing, the state of being exasperated, irritation, exasperation.