under.

again.

also to purge well. Riputaménto, v. Riputazione. Riputánza, Obs. s. f. repuraRiputazione, tion, repute, fame, report, credit, es

to quell, to keep under, "to, Riproniésso, adj. promised Ripurgare, to purge again, and
restrain.
Ripremute, adj. squeezed, re- Ripromettere, to promise again.
pressed, curbed, quelled, kept-Ripromettersi, to promise
one's self, to expect.-Non so
che ripromettermi del mio ne-
gozio, I don't know what to
think of my affair.
Ripróva, s. f. demonstration,
clear proof, trial, experiment.
Riprovagióne, s. f. reprobation,
rejection.

Riprendere, to retake, to take
again, to regain, to recover.-
Riprendere ardire, to take
courage again.-Riprendere
fato, to fetch breath agam.-
Riprendere, to rebuke, to
check, to chide, to reprimand
or reprove.-Riprendersi, to Riprovare, to prove, to try
mend.-Riprendersi d'un vi- | again.-Riprovare, to repro-
zio, to forsake a vice, to re-
claim one's self from it.-Ri-
prandosi dal vino, to leave
off wine.
Riprendévole, adj. reprehensi-
ble.

Riprendevolmente, adv. reprehensibly.

bate, to reject or cast off.
Riprovúre, to confute, to dis-
prove and overthrow the ar-
gument of one's adversary.
Riprováto, adj. proved, tried a-
gain.
Riprovazione, s. f. the act of
trying again, reprobation, re-
jection.
Riprovédere,
Riprovvedére,

to view or
consider

Riprendimento, s. m. repre-
hension, rebuke, reproach, re-
primand.
Riprenditore, s. m. reprover, again.-Riprovvedére, to pro-
vide, to look or take care
again.

controller, corrector, admonisher. Riprenditrice, s. f. she that reprimands, rebukes, or chides. Riprensibile, adj. reprehensible, reproveable. Riprensióne, s. f. reprehension, reproof, reprimand. Riprensóre, s. m. reprover, controller, fault-finder, he that reprimands, rebukes, or chides. Riprésa, s. f. a renewing, reiteration.-Riprésa, time.-Per più riprese, in several times.-Ripresa, reprise, a repetition in dancing.-Riprésa,admonition, reprehension, reprimand. Kipreságlia, s. f. reprisals. Ripresentáre, to present again. -Ripresentdre, to present, to shew, to lay before. Ripresentato, adj. represented, brought forth, produced. Ripresentatore, he that presents, shews, or lays forth.Ripresentatore, imitator, mimick. Ripresentatóre, assembler.

Ripugnanza, s f. repugnancy,
aversion, opposition, contra-
Tiety, reluctancy.
Ripuznáre, to repugn, to go
against or contrary to, to clash
with, to resist or withstand.
-Ciò ripugna alla ragione,
that is contrary to reason, this
clashes with reason.
Ripuznazióne, v. Ripugnanza.
Ripúgnere, to prick or sting
again.

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teem.

Riputáre, to repute, to think, to count or look upon.. Riputato, adj. reputed, looked upon, thought, counted. Riquadrare, to quadrate or

square.

Riquadráto, adj. squared. Riquadratura, s. f. quadrature, a square, or the squaring of any thing.

Risa, v. Risata. Obs. Risaettáre, to throw darts at those who throw darts first, or to throw darts at one ano

ther. Risagíre, to restore, to re-esta blish, to put in possession

again. Obs.
Risaldáre, to solder again.-
Risaldare, to cure or heal.
Risaldare una ferita, to heal
a wound,

Risaldáro, adj. soldered again.
Ri-alimento, s. m. ascending,
going or climbing up again.
Risalire, to ascend, to climb,
to go up again, to rise or
mount up again.-Risalire, to
to jump up again
Risaltáre, to leap, to skip, or
start back again, to rebound,
to jump, or retire back again.
Risaltare di nuovo a cavallo,
to leap or get on horseback
again.-Risultare, to jut out.
Risalto, s. m. a jutting or lean-
ing out in a building, a pro-
jection.-Dare un risalto, to
start, to be surprized.
Risalutare, to salute again, to
resalute.

Risáta, s. f. laughter, laughing]
at, derision, mockery.---Se ne
feceuna risata, he laughed at it.
Risbadigliáre, to gape or yawn
again.

Risbaldire, to rejoice or over-
joy. Obs.

Riscaldamento, s. m. heating
or warming; a heat.-Riscal
daménto, vexation, trouble,
Sorrow, disquiet.-Riscalda-
ménto, a pimple.
Riscaldáre, to warm or heat
again. Riscaldare gli orec-
chi ad uno, to make one be-
lieve a great many things, to
give him to understand
strange things.--Riscaldúrsi,
to warm one's self, to get one's
self warm again.--Riscaldársi,
to stir up, to get new wrath
or spirit, to grow more eager
at.-La guerra s'è riscaldata,
the war is broke out, or kin-
died again.-Riscaldarsi, to
grow angry, to fall in a pas-
sion.-Riscaldarsi, to blast.
Riscaldativo, adj. heating,
warming, apt to heat or warm.
Riscaldato, adj. heated, warm-
ed.-Riscaldato, inflamed, in-
censed, kindled, stirred up.---
Riscaldato, mended, restored,
gotten up again.
Riscappináre,
stockings.
Riscattáre, to redeem.
Riscattarsi, to be revenged, to
be even with one, to return
like for like.-Riscattarsi nel
giuoco, to win again the mo-
ney that one had lost at play.
Riscatto, s. m. redemption,

Andare a rischio, to be in danger.-Male di rischio, a dangerous distemper. Richióso, adj. dangerous, hazardous, perilous.-Pericolo rischioso, imminent danger. Risciacquare, to rinse, to wash.

Risciacquare un bicchiere,
to rinse a glass.-Risciac-
quarsi la bocca, to wash one's
mouth.

Risciacquáto, p. p. of Risciac-
quare.

Risciacquatójo, s. m. a little
channel or trough.
Riscomunicáre, to excommu-
nicate again.
Riscontáre, to requite or re-
compense, to make amends,
to discount or make up.
Riscontráre, to meet, to meet
with, to find.-Riscontráre le
scritture, to compare, to col-
late.---Riscontráre, to consult, |
toconfront, to compare or con-
fer.--.-Riscontrarsi nel favel-
lare, to agree together, to say
the same thing.--Riscontrársi,
to light upon, to meet or
find.

tere, to fetch a thing out of pawn, to redeem it.-Riscubtérsi, to escape, to get away, to get loose Riscuotérsz, to recover, or regain. —— Voglio riscuotermi, I'll have my revenge at play.-Rscuotérsi, to be revenged, to return like for like, to be even with one, to retaliate.—Rescuotersi, to tremble, to quake, to shake or shiver. Riscuotiménto, s. m. exaction, a receiving. Riscuotitóre, exactor, receiver. Risdegnarsi, to grow angry again, to fall in a passion. Risecáre, to cut again. Riseccáre, to dry up, to exhaust -Riseccársi, to dry up, to grow dry. Riseccato, adj. dried up, exRisécco, hausted. Risedénte, adj. that resides.→ Un risedente, s. m. a resident, Risedénza, s. f. residence. Risedére, to reside, to stay, to continue or abide.-Risedére, to be lodged or placed, to fit well.-La vita dell' uomo risede nel cuore, man's life is placed in the heart.-Solo a ciò la mia mente risede, I am thinking only of that. Risedío, s. m. residence, abode, dwelling-place.—Fare il suo risedio in un luogo, to reside, or make 'one's residence in a

Risguardaménto, s. m. inspec-
tion, looking on.
Risguardánte, inspector, over-
seer. -Risguardante, adj.
that inspects, looking narrow-
ly into.

to determine, to purpose.Risolvere una cosa, to resolve a thing, or upon a thing, to come to a resolution-Risolversi in lagrime, to melt in

tears.

Risguardáre, to look upon, to
see, to behold.-Risguardáre, determination.
to mind, to take notice or
heed, to consider.
Risguardatóre, spectator, be-

Risolviménto, s. m. resolution,

holder

Risguárdo, s. m. look, view.
Risguardo, regard, considera
tion, respect, account.--Aver
risguardo a qualche cosa, to
mind, to regard or consider a
thing.-Lo farò a risguardo
vostro, I'll do it for your
sake.

science. Risentire, to awake.-E alla fine fattala risentire, and at last having awaked her.-Risentirsi, to wake out of one's sleep.-Risentirsi, to recover one's senses, to come to one's self again. Risentirsi, to repent.-Risentirsi de' suoifalli, to repent of one's sins.-Risentirsi, to grow strong, or well again.-Risentirsi, to resent an injury, to be reveng. ed of it. Risentitaménte, adv. in anger, grievously. Risentito, adj. sensible.. Uomo risentito, a passionate man.-Risentito, sharp, tart, poignant.Vino risentito, brisk wine.-Parole risentito, sharp, satirical or keen words. Risérba, s. f. reservation. Risérva, Riserbagióne, v. Riserbazi-Risicáre, v. Rischiare. Riservagione, one. Riserbáre, to reserve, to keep Riserváre, to lay up, to save. -Riserbáre, to delay, to defer.-Riserbáti alla vendetta, live to revenge yourself.-Riserbáre, to save or deliver from death.-Riserbáre, to consider, to have a consideration for, to mind, to regard. Riserbataménte, adv. cautiously, warily, prudently. Riserbáto, adj. reserved. Uomo riserbalo, a circum-Risistere, v. Resistere. spect or wary man.-Andar riserbato in un affare, to act, or proceed cautiously in an affair.

Risolutaménte, adv. absolutely, obstinately, peremptorily. Risolutivo, adj. resolutive, resolving.

Risoluto, adj. resolved.—Risaluto, resolute, stout, hardy, bold.

Risoluzióne, s. f. resolution, dissolving, or melting.--Risoluzióne, resolution, full purpose or intent, determination, mind, intention.

to spend or lay

to explain, to expound, to
explicate, to interpret, to un-
fold, to open.

Rispianato, adj. smoothed,
made smooth or even, ex-

ground.

Rispiarmáre, to spare, to save,
to husband, to be saving or a
good husband.
Rispiarmaménto, s. m. sav.
Rispiármo,
ingness,

this window looks into the garden.-Rispondere, to obey, to be obedient, to yield, to submit.-Come ogni membro all' anima risponde, as every limb obeys the soul. Risponditore, a surety, he that answereth, undertakes, or promiseth for. Risponsióne, s. f. Rispónso, s. m. Risposta, s. f. Rispósto, adj. answered. Risprangáre, to sew broken vessels with wire. Risquittire, to set out again the feathers to a bird. Risquitto, s. m. respite, rest, time, delay.

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an answer, response.

Rissa, s. f. a strife, quarrel, dispute, noise.

parsimony, husbandry.
Rispigoláre, to glean or lease,
to gather ears of corn.
Rispingere, to push, to beat, to
thrust or drive back, to re-
pulse.
Rispinto, adj. pushed, thrust,
driven back, repulsed.
Rispiráre, v. Respirare.
Rispirazióne, v. Respiro.
Rispitto, s. m. rest, quiet, re- Rissáre, to brawl, to scold, to
spite Prender rispitto, to quarrel.
rest to pause, to breathe.-Rissóso, adj. quarrelsome, li-
Dammi un pò di rispitto, let tigious.

Rissante, adj. litigious, quarrel

some.

recovery.

Non risparmia nessimo, he plained.-Rispianáto, s. m. spares nobody.-Risparmia- a plain, a smooth or even re, to forgive, to pardon. Risparmiato, p. p. of Risparmiare. Risparmiatóre, a money saving man, a miser, a parsimonious fellow. Risparmio, s. m. savingness, parsimony, husbandry. Rispazzáre, to sweep, to clean again. Rispegnere, to extinguish, to put out again. Rispendere, out again. Rispênto, adj. extinguished, put out again. Rispettáre, to respect, to honour, to regard to show respect. Rispettáto, adj. respected, noured, regarded. me breathe, let me rest a lit-Ristabiliménto, s. m. repairing, Rispettivamente, adv. res le, let me consider awhile. restoration, re-establishment, tively, in respect, reciprocally Risplendente, adj. shining, reRispettivo, adj. respect splendent, glittering. of respect, submissiv Risplendenteménte, adv. cleanpettivo, respective, ly, gayly, trimly, neatly, finereciprocal. ly. Rispetto, s. m. res ard, Risplendezza, s. f. the effureverence, vene Por- sion of light, light. tar rispetto a q no, to Rispléndere, to shine, to glisshew respect Aver ten.- -Rispléndere, to live rispetto per sacre, to splendidly, magnificently, nohave a vene for holy bly, sumptuously. things.-Perispetto ad Risplendévole, adj. shining uno, to be upon the glistening, glittering, bright, respect due one, to be noble, fine. saucy or rtinent before Risplendiénte, adj. shining, one.-Cospetto vostro, glittering, glistening. Obs. with you avour, by your Risplendiménto, s. m. glitter, leave, und correction or fa- brightness. vour.-risspetto, adv. in comparison to.-Per rispetto, in consideration, on account, for the sake.-Per rispetto vostro, for your sake. Per rispetto di lui, upon his account.-Per buon rispetto, for a good reason, upon a good account-Di rispetto, moreover.-Con due mesi di rispetto, with two months grace. -Caval di rispetto, a managed horse.-Rispetto, a poetical composition so call

ed. Rispettoso, adj. respectful, full of respect, submissive. Rispianáre, to smooth, to make smooth or even.-Rispiandre,

Risplendóre, s. m. splendour,
brightness. Obs.
Rispogliáre, to strip naked
again.

to

Ristabilire, to repair, to re-
store, to re-establish, to reco-
ver, to renew.
Ristagnáre, stanch or
stop. -- Ristagnáre il sangue,
to stanch or stop the blood.-
Ristagnáre, to form a pond.-
L'acqua vi ristagna in diverse
parti, the water forms there
several ponds.-Ristagnáre,
to solder with tin.
Ristagnativo, adj. stanching,
apt to stanch or stop.
Ristágno, s. m. stagnation.
Ristampáre, to reprint.
Ristampáto, adj. reprinted.
Ristánza, s. f. the act of stop-
ping, of lying still. Obs.
Ristáre, to discontinue, to leave
off, to intermit, to give over.
Ristauráre, to restore, to re-
establish, or repair.-Ristau-
rare le forze, to recover one's
strength.

Ristecchire, to dry up, to grow dry.

Rispondénte, adj. that an-
swers.-Rispondente, answer-
able, proportionate.
Rispondenza, s. f. conform-Ristaúro, s. m. restauration, re-
ableness, proportion.
establishment.-Dar ristau-
Rispóndere, to answer, to re- ro, to restore.
ply, to make answer.-Rispón-
dere, to answer, to correspond,
to make a suitable return.
Rispondere al pagamento, to
pay punctually.-Rispondere,
to look, to face, to front, to
be situated against, to lead, to
go, or strike into.-Questa fi-
nestra risponde al giardino,

Ristecchíto, adj. dried up, dry.
Ristilláre, to distil again, v.
Stillare.

Ristio, v. Rischio.
Ristituire, . Restituire.
Ristoppáre, to stop with tow,
to stop.

Ristoppiare, to glean, to gather constrain.Ristrignere, to

ears of corn. Ristoraménto, s. m. recompense, reward, requital.-Far ristoramento, to make amends.-Ristoramento, resto

ration, re-establishment. Ristorare, to recompense, to reward, or requite, to make amends, to give satisfaction.Ristorare un danno, to repair, to make up, to retrieve a loss.-Ristorare l'onore d'una donna, to repair a woman's reputation.-Ristoráre, to restore, to repair, to re-establish, to renew.-Ristorúre, to supply, to furnish with, to afford-Ristorúre, to refresh, to comfort. Ristorarsi, to refresh one's self, to take some refreshment, to! comfort one's self.-Ristorarsi, to eat, to feed or live up

on.

Ristorativo, adj. strengthening or healing cordials. Ristorato, adj. restored. Ristoratore, restorer, re-establisher.

Ristoratrice, she that restores
or repairs.

Ristorazione, s. f. restauration,
re-establishment.
Ristoro, s. m. reward, requital,
recompense, or amends.
Dunque, che render pussi per
ristoro? then what amends
can one make?- -Ristóro,

streighten, to make streight, to make narrow or narrower. --Ristrigners, to grow streight or narrow, to grow streighter or narrower, to shrink. Ristrignere, to stop, to curb, to restrain, to keep in, to refrain. Ristrignere il ventre, to bind the belly,-Ristrignersi con uno, to contract a great friendship with one.Ristrignersi nello spendere, to retrench one's expenses, to live within compass. Ristrigniménto, s. m. restriction, limitation.--Ristrignimento, bridling, checking, curbing or holding in. Ristringere, v. Ristrignere. Ristringiménto, v. Ristrigni

mento.

resurrection.

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to proceed.-Risultare, to re-
dound.-Ciò risulterebbe in-
mio danno, this would turn
or light to my prejudice.
Risultato, s. m. the same as
Risultaménto.
Risuonáre, v. Risonare.
Risupino, adj. supine, turned
with the belly upward.-
Cader risupino, to fall back-
ward or upon one's back.
Risurgénte, adj. rising up
again.

Risúrgere, to rise up again.-
Risúrgere, to raise, to rise from
the dead.-Risúrgere, to pro-
ceed, to spring.
Risurrezione, s. f. resurrection,
a rising again from the dead.
Risuscitare, to resuscitate, to

raise from the dead.-Risus-
citáre, to rise again from the
dead.-Risuscitúre, to spirit,
to encourage.
Risuscitato, revived.
Risuscitatóre, a reviver.
Risuscitazióne, s. f. revival, the
act of reviving.
Ritagliare, to cut again.-Ri-
tagliare, to cut, to take away,

to abate. Ritagliatóre, a retail merchant, a clothier. Ritaglio, s. m. shreds.-Vendere a ritaglio, to sell by retail.-Mercante a ritaglio, a retail merchant, a shop-keep

Ristuccáre, to plaister with, to
stick again. Ristuccáre, to
loath, to nauseate, to abhor.
Ristúcco, adj. surfeited, out of
conceit, weary of.-lo sono
ristucco del vostro discorso,
I am weary of your discourse,
-Ristucco, full, crammed,
glutted.-La vostra gola non
è mairistucca, you are never
satisfied, you are insatiable.
Risucciare, to suck out, to
drink up, to dry up.
Risucitamento,
Obs.
Risucitáre, to raise from the
dead, to revive. Obs.-Risu-Ritardaménto, s. m. stay, stop,
citare, to raise again from the delay, hindrance.
dead. Obs.
Ritardánza, v. Ritardazione.
Risucitato, adj. risen, raised Ritardáre, to retard, to hinder,
from the dead. Obs.
to stop, to keep or put off, to
delay.-Ritardáre, to stay.—
Ritardare, to go too slow,
Ritardáto, adj. retarded, hin
dered, kept off, put off, stop-
ped, delayed.
Ritardatore, he that delays,
puts off, retards, or stops.
Ritardazióne, s. f. stop, stay,
Ritardo, s. m. Sdelay, hin-

Obs.

Risudaménto, s. m. new sweat,
sweating again.-Risuda-
ménto, vapour, fume.
Risudáre, to sweat again.-Ri-
sudáre, to evaporate, to sweat

out.

comfort, release, ease. Ristrettaménie, adv. in a confined manner; compactedly, shruggishly, with constraint. Ristretto, adj. bound, confin-Risucitazióne, s. f. resurreced, stinted, abridged-Starsi tion, raising from the dead. ristretto, to stand still.-Ristrétto, s. m. an abridgment or abstract. Il ristretto del negozio, the general, principal, the main or chief points of a business --Nel ristretto di poche pagine, in a few. pages.-in ristretto, in short, to cut short. Ristrignere, to bind or tye up, to hold hard.-Ristrignere, to join, to unite, to compact, to gather together.-Ristrignersi in un luogo, to shelter one's self in a place.-Ristrignersi nelle spalle, to shrug up one's shoulders.--Ristrignersi, to Risvegliáto, adj. awaked. draw nigh, to approach, to Risugelláre, to seal again. come near-Ristrignere, to Risultaménto, s. m. result. shut up, to inclose,-Ristrig- Risultante, adj. resulting. nere, to oblige, to force, to Risultare, to result, to follow,

on.

Risvegliare, to awake again.
Risvegiure, to wake orjawake,
to rouze or break one's sleep.

er,

drance.

Risvegliaménto, s. m. excita-
tion, stirring up, provocati-Ritégno, s. m. moderation, so-
briety, discretion, caution,
circumspection, reserve, mo-
desty.-Ritegno, defence, pro-
tection, prop, support, obsta-
cle.-Ritegno, any manner of
thing wherewith another is
stayed and holden back,
string or tie, a stay.-Spender
senza ritegno, to spend pro-
fusely, to squander away.
Riteménza, s. f. fear.
Ritemére, to fear, to be afraid of

Risveglidre, to wake, to stir up, to excite, to provoke, to revive.