Ātrĭus an officer in Cœsar's army ātrōcĭtas the quality of; harshness; horribleness; agitation; tumult rage; savageness ātrōcĭter adv. Ātrŏpătēnē the northern; mountainous part of Media; Aderbigian ātrŏphīa a wasting consumption; atrophy ātrŏphus adj. in a state of atrophy; consumptive Ātrŏpŏs one of the three Parcœ ātrōtus adj. invulnerable ātrox adj. dark; gloomy; frowning atrusca a kind of grape atta a salutation used to old men; father Atta a surname for persons who walk upon the tips of their shoes attactus attactus a touching; touch attăcus a kind of locust attăgēn a meadow-bird; the hazelhen; heath-cock attăgus a he-goat Attălēa name of a Greek city Attălenses the inhabitants of the town Attalea; Attalia Attălis the Attalian tribe in Athens; so called in honor of King ... Attălus The name of several kings of Pergamos; the most renowned ...; A general of Alex… attămen adv. attāmĭno v. a. to touch; to attack; rob attat attĕgĭa a tent attegrāre to pour out wine in sacrifices; ategrare Attēius the name of several Latin grammarians; a distinguished rhetorician and grammari… attĕlăbus a very small locust without wings attempĕrātē adv. attempĕrĭes attempĕro v. a. to fit; adjust; accommodate attendo v. a. to stretch; toward; to direct; turn toward; aptare attentātĭo a trying; attempting attentē adv. P. a. fin attentĭo attentiveness; attention; application attento v. a. to strive after; to attempt; essay attentus P. a. attentus attĕnŭātē adv. P. a. fin attĕnŭātĭo a diminishing; lessening attĕnŭātus P. a. attĕnŭo v. a. to make thin; weak; to thin; attenuate; to weaken; enfeebled; weakened; reduced attermĭno v. a. to set bounds to; to measure; limit attĕro v. a. to rub one thing against another; to rub away; wear out; P. a.; rubbing against… atterrānĕus adj. belonging to the earth attertĭārĭus adj. the whole and a third attertĭātus boiled down to a third part attestātĭo an attesting; attestation; testimony attestor v. dep. to bear witness to; to attest; prove attexo v. a. To weave on; to add Atthis adj. f; Attic; Athenian Attiānus Attĭca The most distinguished province of Greece; situated in He...; the name of the d… Attĭcē adv. Attĭcē adj. Attic Attĭcē attĭcisso v. n. to imitate the Athenian manner of speaking Attĭcŭla daughter of Atticus Attĭcurges adj. made in the Attic manner Attĭcus adj. pertaining to Attica; Athens; Attic attĭgo attĭgŭus adj. touching; bordering on; contiguous to attillo v. a. to tickle; please attĭlus a kind of large fish found in the Po; Ladano; Adello Attin attĭnae stones built up like a wall for a boundary mark attĭnĕo v. a. and n. To hold to; to bring; hold near; To hold; detain at some point attingo v. a. to touch; come in contact with; ad attinguo v. a. to moisten; to sprinkle with a liquid Attis a young Phrygian shepherd; whom Cybele loved; and made he... attĭtŭlo v. a. to name; entitle Attĭus a Roman proper name; a distinguished Roman poet of the ante-class. per; younge.… attŏlĕro v. a. to bear; support attollo v. a. to lift; raise up; raise; to raise up the juggler; to help him up; to raise; to… attondĕo v. a. to shave; shear; clip attŏnĭtē adv. P. a. fin attŏnĭtus P. a. attŏno v. a. to thunder at; to stun; stupefy attonsus attorqueo v. a. to hurl; swing upward; ad attorrĕo v. a. to bake; roast attractĭo a drawing together; contraction attractōrĭus adj. having the power of attraction; attractive attractus P. a. attractus a drawing to; attraction attrăho v. a. to draw to; toward; to attract; is dragged by force; to draw; lead; bring attrectātĭo A touching; handling; a term applied to words which denote a taking of many thi… attrectātus a handling; touching; feeling attrecto v. a. to touch; handle; To feel after; grope for; to appropriate to one's self; To fe… attrĕmo v. n. to tremble at a thing attrĕpĭdo v. n. to hobble along attrĭbŭlo v. a. to press hard; to thresh attrĭbŭo v. a. to associate; add; join to attrĭbūtĭo The assignment of a money-debt; a predicate; attribute attrĭbūtus P. a. attrītĭo a rubbing upon; against; friction attrītus P. a. attrītus a rubbing on; against; an inflammation of the skin caused by rubbing; P a; trita Attŭārii a German tribe between the Rhine and the Elbe attŭbernālis one that inhabits an adjoining hut