admistĭo a mixture admistus admitto v. a. to send to; to suffer to come; go to admixtĭo a mingling; an admixture admixtus P. a. admixtus a mingling; an admixture admŏdĕrātē adv. admŏdĕror v. dep. to keep to; within due limits; to moderate admŏdŭlor v. dep. to accord; harmonize with admŏdum adv. to the measure; limit; To a; measure; in a high degree; To a; measure; fully admoenĭo v. a. to draw near the walls; to besiege; invest admōlĭor v. dep. to move; bring; upon; to exert one's self to reach; to strive; struggle toward admŏnĕfăcĭo v. a. to admonish; admoneo admŏnĕo v. a. to bring up to one's mind; to put one in mind of; in a fr...; aliquem alicujus … admŏnĭtĭo A reminding; recalling to mind; suggestion; A friendly; mild admonition; Correc… admŏnĭtor He that reminds; admonishes; a monitor; One that urges to action; an admonisher admŏnĭtōrĭum an admonition; a reminding admŏnĭtrix she that reminds; admonishes; a female monitor admŏnĭtum a reminding; an admonition; monita admŏnĭtus admŏnĭtus A reminding; suggestion; Instance; request; Reproof admordĕo v. a. to bite at; gnaw; to bite into; to bite; get possession of some of admorsus admorsus a biting at; a gnawing; a bite admōtĭo a putting; moving; bringing to admōtus admŏvĕo v. a. to move; to bring; conduct; to put; apply; direct to admūgĭo v. n. to low; bellow to admulcĕo v. a. to stroke; ca. ress admurmŭrātĭo a murmurong; murmur admurmŭro v. n. to murmur with approbation; disapprobation admurmŭror v. dep. admŭtĭlo v. a. to crop; clip close; to shave adn adnascor adnato adnatus adnavigo adnecto adnĕpos a son of the; of the; the grandson of a great-grandson adneptis a daughter of the; of the; a granddaughter of a great-gra... adnomen ădobrŭo v. a. to cover up with earth; to bury adolabilis ădŏlātĭo ădŏlēfactus set on fire; kindled Adŏlenda the name of a Roman goddess; who presided over the burnin... ădŏlĕo v. a. To magnify; to honor; to worship; to burn; consume by fire ădŏlĕo v. n. to give out; emit a smell; to smell ădŏlesc ădŏlesco v. inch. to grow up; to grow; to be kindled; to burn; grown up ădōmĭnātĭo a good; favorable omen Ădōneus An epithet of Bacchus Ădōnēus adj. pertaining to Ădōnĭa the festival of Adonis ădōnĭdĭum Ădōnis A son of Cinyras; king of Cyprus; beloved by Venus on acc...; A name of the Sun… ădōnĭum a plant; a species of southernwood; Adonis horti; the Adonic verse; composed of… ădŏpĕrĭo v. a. to cover up; over; verb. finit ădŏpertē adv. covertly; in a dark; mysterious manner ădŏpertum that which is mysterious; a mystery ădŏpīnor v. dep. to think; suppose; conjecture further ădoptātīcĭus adj. adopted; received in the place of a child; the son of one... ădoptātĭo an adopting; receiving as a child ădoptātor one that; adopts another; an adopter ădoptĭo a taking; receiving of one in the place of a child; of a ...; the ingrafting; t… ădoptīvus adj. pertaining to adoption; made; acquired by adoption ădopto v. a. to take to; by wish; choice; make him by thy greeting a father; brother; call h… ădor a kind of grain; spelt ădōrābĭlis adj. worthy of adoration; adorable ădōrātĭo worship; adoration ădōrātor one who adores; a worshipper ădordĭno v. a. to set in order; to arrange ădōrĕa ădōrĕus adj. pertaining to spelt; consisting of spelt Adorĕus a mountain of Galatia; in the neighborhood of Pessinus; w... ădŏrĭo v. a. to attack; to assail; adoratam ădŏrĭor v. dep. to rise up for the purpose of going to some one; somethin...; to approach a per… ădōrĭōsus adj. that has often obtained the; celebrated ădornātē adv. ădorno v. a. to prepare a thing for; to get ready; to furnish; To put an ornament upon; to d… ădōro v. a. to speak to; accost; to address; to speak to one; to ask; entreat ădortus ădoscŭlor v. dep. to give a kiss to; to kiss adp adquĭesco adquō adv. how far; as far as; as much as adr adrachnē the wild strawberry-tree adrādo v. a. to scrape; shave; pare close; if it be not yet completed; still it is nearly so Adrămyttēos a maritime town in Mysia; not far from the foot of Ida; A... Adrăna a river of Hesse; in Germany; the Eder Ādrastēa The daughter of Jupiter and Necessity; the goddess who re...; A city of Mysia Ādrastēus adj. pertaining to Adrastus Ādrastis patr. f; a female descendant of Adrastus Ādrastus king of Argos; father-in-law of Tydeus and Polynices; who adrāsus adrectārĭus adrectus P. a. adrēmĭgo v. n. to row to; toward