ădapto v. a. to fit; adjust; adapt to a thing ădăquo v. a. to bring water to; to give to drink; to be brought to drink ădăquor v. dep. to bring; procure water for one's self; io fetch water ădarca a froth; efflorescence deposited on sedge; forming a spon... ădāresco v. inch. to dry up ădārĭārĭus adj. serving at the altar ădăro v. a. to plough carefully adasia ădaucto v. freq. to augment much ădauctor an augmenter ădauctus ădauctus an increasing; increase; growth ădaugĕo v. a. to make greater by adding to; to increase; augment; to devote ădaugesco v. inch. n. to begin to increase; augment; to grow ădaxint ădbello to make war upon adbĭbo v. a. to drink; to drink in; to drink in eagerly; to listen to attentively adbīto v. n. to come; draw near; to approach adblătĕro v. a. to prattle; to chatter adc addax the name of a wild; animal in Africa; with crooked horns addĕcet v. impers. it behooves; it becomes; it is fit addĕcĭmo to take by the tenth part; to tithe addensĕo v. a. to make close; compact; to become thick addīco v. a. to give one's assent to a thing; to be propitious to; to favor; to award addictĭo the awarding; adjudging addictus P. a. addisco v. a. To learn in addition to; to learn further; to learn; to be informed; to hear addĭtāmentum an addition; accession; increase addĭtīcĭus adj. added; annexed; additional addĭtĭo an adding to; addition addĭtītĭus addĭtīvus adj. added; annexed; ipse addĭtus P. a. addīvīno v. a. to divine; to prognosticate addo v. a. to put; place; lay addŏcĕo v. a. to teach something in addition to; to teach addormĭo v. n. to begin to sleep; to go to sleep addormisco v. inch. n. to go to sleep Addŭa a river in Upper Italy; which flows into the Po near Crem... addubānum addŭbĭtātĭo a doubting; dubitatio addŭbĭto v. n. and a. to incline to doubt; to begin to doubt; To be in doubt; to doubt addūco v. a. to lead to; to bring; convey to; ad; local adv adductĭus adv. adductor a procurer adductus P. a. ădĕdo v. a. to begin to eat; to bite; to nibble at; part. pass.; to eat up; to consume enti… Ădelphi The Brothers ădelphĭs a kind of date ădemptĭo a taking away; a seizure ădemptor one who takes away ădemptus ădĕo v. n. and a. to go to; approach ădĕō adv. to this; thus far; so far; as far; the affair has gone so far Ădĕōna the tutelary goddess of new-comers ădeps the soft fat; grease of animals; suet ădeptĭo an obtaining; attainment ădeptus ădeptus an obtaining ădĕquĭto v. n. To ride to; toward; to gallop up to; To ride near to ăderro v. n. to wander to ădesco v. a. to feed; fatten ădesdum come hither ădēsŭrĭo v. n. to be very hungry ădēsus P. a. ădexpĕto adf adg ădhăbĭto v. n. adbites ădhaerĕo v. n. to cleave; stick to; cleaving to ădhaeresco v. inch. to cleave; stick to; to adhere; ad; ubi; if you can stick; to correspond to; to… ădhaese adv. hesitatingly; stammeringly ădhaesĭo an adhering; adhesion ădhaesus an adhering; adherence ădhālo v. a. to breathe on ădhāmo v. a. to catch; secure; adamaverunt Adherbal a Numidian prince; the son of Micipsa; slain by Jugurtha ădhĭbĕo v. a. to hold toward; to turn; bring; to use; employ; exercise; to bring up; quote on… ădhĭbĭtĭo An admission; An employing; application ădhĭbĭtus ădhinnĭo v. n. to neigh to; after; ad; to strive after; long for with voluptuous desire; gave … ădhorrĕo inhorreo ădhortāmen a means of exhortation; an exhortation ădhortātĭo an exhortation; encouragement ădhortātīvus adj. belonging to exhortation ădhortātor an exhorter; encourager; exciter ădhortātus an exhortation; persuasion ădhortor v. dep. to encourage; urge; exhort one to ădhospĭto v. a. to entertain as guest ădhuc adv. to this place; hitherto; thus far; still; yet; while yet; etiam; insuper; praet… ădhūcĭne interrog; still? yet?; adhucne Ădĭăbēna a region in the northern part of ancient Assyria; Botan ădĭantum the plant maiden-hair ădĭăphŏros indifferent Ădĭătŏrix king of the Comani; taken prisoner by Augustus at Actium ădĭbĭlis accessible ădĭcĭo ădĭgo v. a. to drive; bring; take; to compel one to come before an arbiter; to drive home; … ădĭmo v. a. to take to; to take away; take any thing from; take them away with themselves; …