ămans P. a. subst ămanter adv. Ămantĭa name of two towns of Illyricum; Nivitza; Its inhabitants āmănŭensis a clerk; secretary Ămānus a mountain range; running from N.E. to S. W; between Syri... ămārăcĭnus adj. of marjoram; marjoram ointment ămārăcus marjoram ămărantus amaranth ămārē adv. ămāresco v. inch. ămārĭco v. a. to make bitter; to excite; to irritate ămārĭtas bitterness ămārĭter adv. ămārĭtĭes bitterness ămārĭtūdo bitterness; bitterness; severity; acrimoniousness ămāror bitterness ămārŭlentus adj. very bitter; full of bitterness ămārus adj. bitter; brackish; the sea Ămăryllis name of a shepherdess Ămărynthis an epithet of Diana Ămărynthus a village of Eubœa; with a temple of Diana; Amarynthis ămasco v. inch. to begin to love Ămăsēnus a small river in Latium; eastward from the Pontine Marshe... Ămăsīa a town in Pontus; on the river Iris; the birthplace of St... ămāsĭo a lover Ămāsis a king of Egypt ămāsĭuncŭlus a fond lover ămāsĭus a lover Ămastris a town in Paphlagonia; on the shore of the Pontus Euxinus... Ămāta The wife of King Latinus; and mother of Lavinia; The name of a vestal virgin Ămăthūs a town in the southern part of Cyprus; Old Limasol; Agios... ămātĭo love; caressing; fondling ămātor A lover; a friend; a lover; paramour; gallant ămātorcŭlus a little; sorry lover ămātōrĭē adv. ămātōrĭus adj. loving; relating to love; amatory ămātrĭx adj. a female lover; a mistress; sweetheart ămātŭrĭo verb. desid; to wish to love Ămāzon an Amazon; Amazons; warlike women; a heroine of love amb ambactus a vassal; a dependent upon a lord ambădĕdo v. a. to eat; gnaw around; to eat up entirely ambāges a going round; a roundabout way; windings ambāgĭōsus adj. full of windings; digressions ambāgo ambarvālis adj. that goes around the fields ambaxio ambe prep. ambĕcīsus a cutting around; a rounding off ambĕdo v. a. to eat; gnaw around; to waste ambestrix a female consumer; waster ambēsus ambi prep. around; round about; round; around ambĭdens a sheep which has both upper and lower teeth ambĭenter adv. with zeal; eagerly ambĭfārĭam adv. ambĭfārĭus adj. that has two sides; of double meaning ambĭformĭter adv. ambiguously ambīgă the cap of a still ambĭgo v. n. to go about; around; to wander about; to waver; hesitate; be undecided ambĭgŭē adv. ambĭgŭĭtas equivocalness; double sense; ambiguity ambĭgŭus adj. going about; hither and thither ambĭo v. n. and a. part. perf; to go round; about a thing Ambiŏrix chief of the Eburones in ambĭtĭo a going round; the going about of candidates for office in Rome; and the...; a … ambĭtĭōsus adj. Going round; encompassing; embracing ambītor a candidate ambĭtūdo period of revolution Ambitŭi a people in Galatia ambītus ambĭtus A going round; a moving round about; a revolution Ambĭvarēti a people of; in the neighborhood of the Ambarri Ambĭvarīti a people of; near the Meuse; in the region of the present... ambĭvĭum a double way; a place where two roads meet Ambĭvĭus A very distinguished actor in the time of Terence; in mos...; a keeper of a res… ambō bis; both; duo; both; bis; the two; both Ambrăcĭa A town in the south of Epirus; upon the gulf of the same ...; Ambracian; the in… ambrĭces ambrŏsĭa ambrosia; the food of the gods; god among orators Ambrŏsĭa ambrŏsĭăcus adj. ambrosial Ambrŏsiē Ambrosia; daughter of Attas and Pleione; one of the Hyades ambrŏsĭus adj. immortal; divine; ambrosial Ambrŏsĭus a celebrated Church father of the fourth century; archbis... Ambrȳsus a small town in Phocis; Dhistomo ambūbāĭa a class of Syrian girls in Rome; who supported themselves... ambubēĭa wild succory; endive ambŭlācrum a walk planted with trees ambŭlātĭlis adj. walking about; movable ambŭlātĭo a walking about; a walk; a walk; a place for walking; a promenade ambŭlātĭuncŭla dim. f; a short walk; a small place for walking ambŭlātor one that walks about; An idler; lounger; A pedlar; hawker ambŭlātōrĭus adj. that moves about; movable; movable towers with an equal number of stories; ...;… ambŭlātrix she that walks about; a female lounger ambŭlātūra a walking; a pace; step ambŭlātus walking ambŭlo v. n. to navigate; sail; to march; to walk; to live amburbāle amburbĭāles the victims which were led round the city of Rome