arthrītĭcus adj. gouty; arthritic arthrītis a lameness in the joints; gout artĭcŭlāmentum the articulation of the limbs; a joint artĭcŭlāris adj. Pertaining to the joints; like the article artĭcŭlārĭus adj. pertaining to the joints artĭcŭlātē adv. P. a. fin artĭcŭlātim adv. Joint by joint; limb by limb; piecemeal; properly divided; clearly; distinctly artĭcŭlātĭo The putting forth of new joints; knots; A disease of the vine at the joints of … artĭcŭlātus P. a. artĭcŭlo v. a. to divide into single members; joints; to utter distinctly artĭcŭlōsus adj. full of joints; full of knots artĭcŭlus a small member connecting various parts of the body; a jo...; to touch one gent… artĭfex Subst. One that is master in the liberal arts; an artist; artificer artĭfĭcĭālis adj. belonging to art; artificial; according to the rules of art artĭfĭcĭōsē adv. artĭfĭcĭōsus adj. accomplished in art; skilful; artistic; According to the rules of art; artifici… artĭfĭcĭum the occupation of an; a profession; trade artĭo v. a. to fit close; to drive in tight artĭo v. a. to indue with art; skilled in arts; endowed with cunning artĭsellĭum an arm-chair artĭus adj. complete; perfect arto v. a. to draw; press close together; to compress; to finish; conclude; contracted int… artŏcŏpus a baker artōcrĕas a meat pie artŏlăgănus a kind of bread; cake; made of meal artopta A baker; A vessel to bake in; a bread-pan artoptīcĭus adj. baked in an Artōtrōgus the name of a parasite in Artŏtȳrītae heretics who made offerings of bread and cheese artro artŭa artŭātim adv. limb by limb artŭātus torn in pieces artus adj. fitted; close; strait; narrow; strict; scanty; brief artus a joint; The limbs ārŭla A small altar; bis; the base; the turf laid altar-like round an elm-tree ărum āruncus the beard of the goat ărundĭfer ărundŭlātio Aruns an Etruscan name of; the younger son; A brother of Lucumo; A younger son of Tar… Ărūpĭum a town in Illyria; Auersperg; pertaining to Arupium ărūra a field; cornfield ăruspex arvālis adj. pertaining to a cultivated field; a college of twelve pri... arvĕho v. a. to bring; to procure Arverni a people of Gaul; in the present; Arvernian arviga arvīna Grease; fat; suet; Greasiness; fatness; a surname of the dictator arvīnŭla arvix a ram for offering arvum arvus adj. That has been ploughed; but not yet sown; ploughed arx a stronghold; castle; citadel; a height; summit; pinnacle ărўtaena a vessel for taking up liquids as unity; a unit; a pound āsa ăsărōtum a floor laid in mosaic ăsărum hazelwort; wild - spikenard asbestĭnum a kind of incombustible cloth asbestŏs a stone of an iron-gray color; found in Arcadia; differin... Asbŏlus a black; shaggy dog of Actœon ascălăbōtes a kind of lizard Ascălăphus a son of Acheron and Orphne; who made known to Pluto that... ascălĭa the edible part of the artichoke Ascălo adj. an important trading town in the southern part of Palesti... ascalpo v. n. to scratch at; to scratch Ascănĭa a region in Phrygia Ascănĭus adj. Ascanian Ascănĭus son of Æneas and Creüsa; king of Lavinium; and founder of... ascaules a bagpiper ascendens P. a. ascendĭbĭlis adj. that can be ascended; climbed ascendo v. n. to ascend; mount up; climb; ad; in with acc. ascensĭbĭlis adj. that may be ascended; climbed ascensĭo an ascending; ascent; means of ascent ascensor one that ascends; one that mounts; a rider; charioteer ascensus ascensus an ascending; ascent; a rising of the stars to our hemisphere; a place by which… ascētērĭa a place of abode for ascetics; a hermitage ascētrĭae women that have taken vows; female ascetics ascĭa an axe for hewing wood; a carpenter's axe; to cut one's own legs Ascĭburgĭum an ancient town in; on the Rhine; Asburg ascĭo v. a. to receive; admit ascĭo v. a. to work; prepare with a trowel ascisco v. a. to take; receive; with knowledge; to take; receive; to appropriate to one's self ascītes a kind of dropsy ascītus ascītus an acceptance; reception; ascitam ascĭus adj. Asclēpĭădes A distinguished physician of Prusa; in Bithynia; friend o...; A blind philosoph… Asclēpĭădēus adj. asclēpĭăs the common swallowwort Asclēpĭŏdŏtus a biographer of Diocletian asclēpĭon a medicinal herb named from Æsculapius Asclētārĭo a mathematician in the time of Domitian Asclum Ascōnĭus a learned grammarian of Padua; who devoted his studies es... ascŏpēra a leathern bag; sack Ascra A village in Bœotia; near Mount Helicon; the birthplace o...