Trastulláto, p. p. of Trastulas.

a buffoon, a merry antires. Trastullevóle, adj. diverting, pleasing.

gration, migration.-La tras-Traspiantáre, to transplant. migrazione delle anime, the Traspiantato, p. p. of Traspi- Trastullatóre, he that divers, transmigration of souls, the antare. metempsychosis. Trasmodáre, to exceed, to excel, to go beyond measure. Obs. Trasmodáto, adj. exceeding, beyond decency. Obs. Trasmortire, v. Trasmortire. Trasmutábile, adj. changeable, transmutable, capable of change.

Trasmutagióne, s. f.
Trasmataménto, s. m.
Trasmutánza, s. f.

trans

mu

Traspiráre, to transpire or
perspire, to breathe through
the pores of the body.
Traspirazione, s. f. transpirati-
on, perspiration.
Traspónere, v. Trasporre.
Trasponiménto, s. m. transpo
sition.

Traspórre, o Traspónere, to
transplant, to plant in another
place.---Trasporre, to trans-
pose, to change the order, to
misplace. -Traspúrre, to
transport or export, to remove
or carry from one place to an-

sure...

Trastúllo, s. m. diversion, pa
time, sport, recreation, pin
--Compugno de tre
tullo, a play-fellow.-Eers
trastullo della fortuna, the
the sport of fortune.-Orria
voi che io sia il vostro
tullo? do you take me to
your laughing stock?
Trasvasáre, to transvasate, t
decant, to pour out of one
sel into another.
Trasvasato, adj. transvasari
decanted, poured out of es
vessel into another.
Trasudáre, to sweat very meth

is not the business in hand.
-Qui non si tratta di cose
frivole, it is not a trifling con-
cern.-Trattare, to treat, to
use, to deal with.-Trattar
uno da glantuomo, to use one
like a gentleman.-Ci riceve è
benignamente, e trattucci da
amici, he received us kindly,
and used us like friends.-For-Tratto, a saying, a squtb,
non trattate bene meco, you a jest.-Bel tratto, a fiue
do not use me well.-Cosi si saying or sentence.-Traito
tratta con pari miei? is this sottile, a witty squib or jest.
your dealing with gentlemen
like me?

Dare il tratto alla lilancia, to turn the scale.-Ad un tratto, at once.-Tatto, space, distance.-Dal detto al fatto v'è un gran tratto," to say and to do are two things. -Tratto, a turn or trick.-Questo è un tratto da trick. villano, this is a scurvy

Tratta, shot.-Noi siamo una tra ta d'arco dalla città, we are within a bow-shot of the or town-Tratta, a pull pluck.-Tratta di fune, the strappado, a punishment inficted by drawing the criminal high, with his arms tied backwards, and then letting him fall at once, not quite to the ground.---Tretta, a licence for exporting commedities. Tratta, a drawing by lots.-Tratta, a concourse, resort, or crowd--Tratta, a draft, a bill drawn by a mer-Trattáta, s. f. v. Trattamento. chant or banker.-Tratta, the Obs.-Trattáta, machination, trading ships with the in- plot. Obs. habitants of a sea-coast.-Gli Trattatéllo, s. m. small treatise, short discourse. Inglesi fanno tratta grande a Livorno, the English trade Trattato, adj. treated.-Trattúvery much at Leghorn. to, s. m. tract, treatise, disTrattábile, adj. tractable, easy, course,-Trattálo, treaty, asupple.Trattabile, tracta-greement.—Trattato, plot, ble, gentle, kind, affable. combination, conspiracy Trattabilità, s. f. gentleness, Tenere trattato con uno, to kindness, mildness, good hu- have a secret intelligence with mour, humanity, courtesy. one.---Pigliare una città per Trattabilmente, adv. kindly, trattato, to take a town by capitulation. humanely, friendly, courteously.

Trattamento, s. m, a tract, a treatise, or discourse.-Trattaménto, machination, device, plot.--Trattamento, treatment, usage.-Vil trattameno, base treatment. Buon trattamento, kind entertainment.

Trattánte, adj. treating, that

treats.

Trattatóre, a negociator, me-
diator, or manager of a busi-
ness.-Trattatáre, machina-
tor, contriver, plotter. Trat-
tatúre, interpreter, expoun-

der.

Trattazione, s. f, treaty, agree

ment. -Mala trattazione,
bad or ill usage.
Tratteggiamento, s, m. a draw-[
ing.
Tratteggiare, to draw a picture,
to draw lines,
Tratteggiato, adj. drawn.
Trattenére, to keep at bay, to
amuse, to divert.-Trattenersi
in un luogo, to stop at a place,
to stay or live there for a
while.-Trattenersi in villa,
to live in the country,
Trattenimento, s. m, amuse.
ment, pastime, diversion,
pleasure. -Traitenimento,
stop, delay, hindrance,
Trattenitore, one that with
holds, one that entertains.

Trattare, to treat of or about,
to be upon a treaty.-Trat-
tare la pace, to treat about
the peace, to be upon the
treaty of peace.-Tra tare un
matrimonio, to treat about a
match.-Trallare, to treat or
handle, to discourse of or up-
on, to be upon, to devise or
consult. Tratare d' una
materia, to treat of a subject.
-Trattar il modo di fare una
cusa, to devise, to consult
the means how to bring any
thing about.-Questo libro
tratta di filosofia, this book Trattévole, adj. tractable, gen-
treats of philosophy.-Trat- tle, affable, kind, courteous.

Tratto, manner, fashion, way, behaviour, carriage. Una persona di bel tratto, a civil man, of good manners or behaviour.- -Tratto, a track, stroke, touch, or dash. -Tratto di penna, a stroke or dash of a pen.-Tratto di pennello, a stroke or touch of a pencil. Non si può levar tratto con voi, there is nothing to be gotten by you.— Vincerla del trafo, to get the start of one, to be beforehand with him-Tratto di corda, the strappado.--Pigliare il tratto, to take or watch the opportunity.-Tratto tratto, adv. from time to time, now and then.-Ad ogni tratta, every moment, incessantly, always.-Dure i tratti, to expire, to breathe ons's lastIn un tratto, at once.-Tratto, p. p. of Tirare and Trarre. --Tratto, except.-Trátione lei, except her.Trattone voi, except you. Trattóso, adj. civil, gentleman-like, well-mannered. Trattúra, s. f. the act of throwing, the act of pulling. Obs. Travaglia, s. f. Obs. laTravagliaménto, s. m.) bour, toil, trouble, affliction, pain.

work,

Travagliante, adj. that afflicts. Travagliare, to afflict, to trouble, to disorder or discompose.-La sete mi travaglia molto, I am mightily afflict ed with thirst.-Travagliare, said by some instead of Lavorare, to work, is a Gallicism to be avoided, and so Trava

tare, to touch, to feel, to han-Trátto, s. m. pull, pluck.-_glio for labour or work.
die.-Trattare il fuso, to han-
die the spindle.-Si tratta
della vita, life is at stake.-
Si tratta di farlo morire,
they are for taking his life.-
Non si tratta di questo, that

Tratto, time.--Pagò cinquanta
mila fiorini di primo tratto,
he paid fifty thousand florins
down.-Non bisogna spender
tanto ad un tratto, you must
not spend so much at a time.

Travagliarsi, to meddle or in-
termeddle, to be meddling
Mi travaglio poco in g
affari, I do not med
those affairs, 1 do n
my head about th

Traviso, s. m. disguise.-Traviso, a mask.

Travolgere, to turn upside down, or topsy-turvy, to overturn.--Travolger gli occhinella testa, to roll or turn one's eyes in one's head. Travoltáre, e. Travolgere. Travolto, p.p. of Travolgere.—

away one's time in conversa-
tion, to divert one's self in
company.-La fortuna ha
voluto il trebbio del fatto mio,
fortune has made me her
sport.
Tiebelliána,
Trebelliánica,

f. the fourth
part, which
an heir may keep for himself
out of the feominent, when he
comes to make it over to ano-
ther.

mal non ha tregua, my disease gives me no rest. Tremánte, adj. trembling, quaking, shaking, shivering. Tremiáre, to tremble, to shake, to quake, or shiver for cold.To cremo di paura, I tremble or quake for fear.--Tremar di freddo, to quake with cold, to shiver.--Ghi trema la mano, his hand shakes.--Tremáre, to fear, to be afraid.-Far tremare, to cause a trembling, to make tremble.-Le sue armi fan tremare tulla l'Europa, his arms make all Europe tremble.

Trebúto, s. m. v. Tributo.
Trécca, s. f. a fruiterer, a wo-
man that sells fruit, or any
other thing that is eatable, a
huckster or retailer.
Treccáre, to huckster, to re-Tremáto, p. p. of Tremare.
tail, to sell victuals.-Tree-Tremebóndo, adj. trembling,
care, to cheat, to sharp, to that trembles.

bubble.

Treccheria, s. f. a cheat, or
cheating trick. Obs.
Trecchiéro, adj. huckstering,
retailing.-1racchiero, cheat-
deceitful, fallacious.

Occhi travolti, a wild look. Travólvere, v. Travolgere. Travvéggole, v. Travegole. Travviare, to lead or put out of the way.-Travviare, to ing, miss one's way.-Traviare, Ops. to go from the subject in hand Treccia, s. f. a tress of hair. into another not to the purTreccie bionde, golden trespose. ses, golden locks. Trecciéra, s. f. a hair-lace, or hair-fillet, any thing that serves to adorn the lead. Tiéccola, v. Trecca. Treccóne, s. m. a fruiterer, a man that sells fruit, or any other eatables, a huckster or retailer.

Tremendo, adj. terrible, dread

ful, tremendous. Trementina, s. f. turpentine. Tremila, three thousand. Tremilia. Not used. Trémito, s. m. trembling, quaking, shivering. Timolante, adj. trembling, shaking, shivering.-Il tremolante lume della candela, the trembling flame of the candle.

Tremoláre, to tremble, to shake, or shiver-Tremolure, to sparkle, to shine, to glit

ter.

Travviato, p. p. of Travviare.
Travviatore, he that goes out
of the straight road.-Trau-
viatóre, a transgressor.
Tre, three.-Tre anni, three
years.Tre cotanti, three
times as much, or as many
-lo ho tre cotanti libri di
voi, I have three times as Trecentésimo, adj. the three- Trémolo,
many books as you.
hundredth.
Treágio, s. f. a kind of coarse Trecento, adj. three hundied.
cloth.

Tremoláto, p. p. of Tremo

lare.

adj. trembling, Trémulo, shaking, wagging.

Trébbia, s. f. a kind of flail.Tredicesimo,ade the thir-Tremulo, adj. trembling,

a

a twist.

teenth.

Trebbia, scourge, chastise-Trélici, s. m. thirteen.
ment.-Li tribulazioni sono Trefólio, v. Trifoglio.
le trebbie di Dio, tribulations Tréfolo, s. m. thread twisted,
are God's scourges.
Trebbiano, s. m, a kind of Trégenda, s. f. a nocturnal
white wine.-Trebbiano,
kind of white sweet grapes.
Trebbiáre, to thresh.-Treb
biare il frumento, to thresh
corn. -Treblidre, to send
troubles, to afflict, to chas-
tise.-Trebbiare, to break
very small.

shaking, shivering-Un tremoloso, a paralytick, a man that trembles with the palsey.

Tremore, s. m. tremor, trembling.--Tremore, fear, awe, apprehension, dread. Tiemcoso, adj. trembling, shaking for fear.

meeting of witches, who go
about (as silly people believe)
with lanthorns; and some
take the shape of an old wo-Treméto, v. Tremuoto.
man, some of a horse, and Trémuia, s. f. a kind of shrub.
several other forms.
T.emuláre, v. Tremolare.
Treggéa, s. f. sugar-plums.-Tremuláto, v. Tremolato.
Gittar la treggen a porci, to Trémulo, v. Tremolo.
throw pearls to the swine.
Tremuóto, s. m. an earth-
| Tréggia, s. f. a sledge or sled, quake.

Trebbiato, p. p. of Trebbiare.
Trebbiatóre, a thresher.
Trebbiatúra, s. f. the act of a dray.
threshing.-Trebbiatúra, tri- Treggiatore, he that draws the
bulation, trouble, affliction, sludge.
Crosses, adversity.

Tréno, s. m. sledge, sled, dray.-Treno, train, equis Page, retinue.

Tréglia, s. f. a red mullet, a Trenta, s. m. thirty.

Trébbio, s. m. the meeting of kind of a sea-fish.
three roads.-Trebbio, merri-
ment, diversion,Stare a
trebbio, far trebbio, to pass

Trentacinque, s. m. thirty

Trégua, s. f. truce, cessation of five.
arms.-Tregua, intermission, Trentacinquésimu, adj. the
rest, breathing-time.Il mio thirty-fifth.

Trentamila, adj. thirty-thon-Triboláto, adj. afflicted, trou-l points:

sand.

Trentaquattrésimo, adj. the thirty-fourth.

Trintavecchia, s. f. an idle word to fighten children

with.

Trentésimo, adj. the thirtieth.
Trepitante, adj. trembling,
shaking, shivering for tear.
Trepidáre,
to
tremble,
to
shake, or shiver for feir, to
be afraid, to fear, to tremble.
Trepidazióne, s. f. trepidation,
trembling, fear, fearfulness.
Trépido, adj. trembling, shak-
ing, or shivering for fear,
fearful.

Treppello, s. m. a band, crew,
set, company, or gang.
Obs.

Treppie, s. m. a trevet.
Trempiéde,

Tiésca, s. f. a country-dance.
Tresca, company, society,
conversation.-Tresca,
ble, incumbrance, trouble-
some affair.

trou

blea, tormented, vexed, dis-Tridente, s. m. a trident, z's any tool or instrument turbed. Tribolatore, s. m. a tormenter, three prongs. a disturber, one that troubles, Triégua, v. Tregua. Triémito, v. Tremito. vexes, or afflicts. Tribolatrice, fem. of Tribola-Triénne, adj. triennial, of the

Tributazióne, s. f. tribulation, Triennio, adj triennal, to trouble, disturbance of mind, continues three years, or at happens every third ye affliction, crosses, adversity.

to

} adj. three forced

with

Tribolo, s. m. a thistle.-Se- Trifera, s. f. a kind of elect-
minar triboli, sow dis-ry invented by the Arabians
tribula-Trifogliato, adj. three-leaved,
cords.--Tribolo,
tion, trouble, affliction, cross, trefoil-like.
m. teil, the
adversity.-Fare il tribolo, to Trifóglio, s.
herb commonly calel three-
cry, to weep, as some wo-
men do abroad, being hired! leaved grass.
to weep and pull their hair Triforcáto,
about somebody that is dead Triforcúto,
-Tribolo, a thorn, crosses.] prongs.
troubles. La nostra vita è Triforme, adj. triform, har
piem di triboli, our life is full three forms or shapes.
of thorns or troubles.--Tribols Trigésimo, adj. the thirtie
Triglia, s. f. a mullet.
aquatico, water-lentil.
Tribolóso, adj. troublesome, Trilingue, adj. having the
grievous, sad, vexatious.-
Fita tribulosa, a troublesome,
cumbersome, life.
Tribu, a tribe.

Trescare, to dance country
dances. Trescure, to dance.
-Trescate, to handle, to Tribulóso, adj. v. Triboloso.
tecl.-Trescure, to play, to Tribúna, s. f. the body or
choir of a cathedral.-Tribu-
play wanton tricks, to wag.
na, a gallery.

to toy. Tre-chorella, s. f. a diminutive of Tresca. Trescóne, 6. dance.

m.

a kind of

tongues.

Trilláre, to shake, to quiver. trill. A musical term. Trilettino, s. m. a soft shake a soft quivering. A mess

term.

Trillo, s. m. a shake, a quite ing, a trill.

Tribrnále, s. m. a tribunal, a Trústre, adj. of three leas
judgment-seat, a court of jus- or fifteen years old.
tice.-Tribundle, adj. tribu-Trimestre, adj. of three mo
nal, belonging to a court of time.
justice.----Sedia tribunale, Tumpellare, to play ill on
a tribunal, a judgment- guitar, the lute, and