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A B C D 1749 fountain (L. fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, spring; It. fonte, Fr. fonte) PHONT (PHVNT) N254, Q899 1750 fountain (L. fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, spring; It. fonte, Fr. fonte) PHvNTH (ØvN Θ) PQ-7 1751 fountain (L. fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, spring; It. fonte, Fr. fonte) PHONTA (PHVNTA) R339 1752 fountain (L. fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, spring; It. fonte, Fr. fonte) PHONTE (PHVNTE) N31, R394, R554 1753 fountain (L. fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, spring; It. fonte, Fr. fonte) PHONTIA (PHVNTIA) (name?) R359 1754 fury (L. furia-ae; It. furia; Fr. furie) PHOR (PHVR) Z489 1755 fury (L. furia-ae; It. furia; Fr. furie) PHORIE (PHVRIE) N11 1756 warm, warmed (L. foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum; to warm, keep warm, caress; particle, fotus) PHOTOM (PHVTVM) PD-3 1757 Phthia, principal city of Achaea? PHTAU (PHTA8) R554 1758 Phthia, principal city of Achaea? PHTO (PHTV) R413, R459, R664 1759 pious, piety (L. pius-a-um, Gen. Pl. N. -i ; pietas-atis; It. pio, pious; Fr. pieux, pious)? PI (See PITE, PITI) R61 1760 pious, piety (L. pius-a-um; pietas-atis; It. pio, pious; Fr. pieux, pious) PIATA XG-1 1761 woodpecker? (L. picus-i) PICAS CP48 1762 beast, animal, esp. a sheep (L. pecus-udis) PICUTO (PICYTO) XG-2 1763 pious, piety (L. pius-a-um; pietas-atis; It. pio, pious; Fr. pieux, pious) PIES (you bless? L. beo-are) Z1292 1764 pickax, peak (L. dolabra, pickax; It. piccone; Fr. pic) PIKON (PIKVN) Z1386 1765 mistress, concubine (L. paelex [peliex] -icis) PILEKA AC-11 1766 by the pilus, division of Roman army (L. pilus-i)- Dat. Single -o PILO CBI-3 1767 pilus, division of Roman army (L. pilus-i) PILUS (PILVS) TC76 1768 arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINA N357, N363, N748 1769 pine-wood (L. pineus-a-um); arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINAS (context: poor years of pinewood) Z95, Z1397 1770 uou adorned, paint, decorate (L. pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum; Ind. Imperf. 2nd Pers. singl. pingḗbat PINAB, PINAU (PINA8) N647, N677 1771 paint, to draw (L. pingo, pingere) PINCA (he/she paints) J35 1772 adorn, paint (L. pingo, pingere, Conj. Pres. & Ind. Fut. 1st pers. sing. pingam) PINCIM (painted) Z1080 1773 arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINE Z122 1774 arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINES Z92 1775 arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINI TC73 1776 Pinie, a people? arrow, dart (L. pinna-ae, feather, feathered arrow, wing) PINIE N295 1777 I venerate (L. pio-are, Ind. Pres. 1 st Pers. singl. piō ) PIO S-46 1778 Pipa, name, unknown word PIPE PQ-1 1779 piphas, unknown word PIPHAS N63 1780 pyre (L. pyra-ae; It. pira; Fr. Feu; Tocharian, por, puwar) PIR N123, N381, Q107, Q335, L71 1781 by the pyre (L. pyra-ae, Abl. -a; It. pira; Fr. Feu; Tocharian, por, puwar) PIRE Z781, R34 1782 pyre (L. pyra-ae; It. pira; Fr. Feu; Tocharian, por, puwar) PIRI Q406, Q908 1783 Pisae, people of Pisa (L. Nom. Pl. -i, = ae) PISI R21, R78 1784 from the pest, plague, destruction, ruin (L. pestis-is, Abl. -o) PISTV Q139 1785 pious, piety (L. pietas-atis; It. pieta; Fr. pitié) PITE (See PI) Q763, XC-3 1786 unknow word PIVIATO (PI8IATV) (bagpipe, piva?) N149 1787 please, to be agreeable (L. placeo-ere) PLAK (I am pleased) Q351 1788 flat (L. planus-a-um; It. plano) PLANES N469, N505 1789 flat (L. planus-a-um; It. plano) PLANO (PLANV) N87 1790 applaud, to strike (L. plaudo [plodo] plaudere) PLATO (PLATV) N139 1791 full, pregnant (L. plenus-a-um) PLENAS R-8, R107 1792 weep over, mourn (L. pluo, pluere; Fr. pleurer) PLIO (PLIV) K45 1793 cover, mantlet (L. pluteus-i and pluteum-i) PLUTIN (PLVTIN) Z1265 1794 few (L. pauci; It. po, poco; Fr. peu); Po river? PO (PV) Q452, Q534, Q661, Q683, Q726, Q737, Q847, Q854 1795 few (L. pauci; It. po, poco; Fr. peu) POCI (PVCI) N619 1796 afterwards, then? (L. tum, tunc; It. pois, then; Fr. puis, then) Po river? POIA (PVIA) (See also PUIA [PFIA]) TC152, AT-15, AJ-3, Z1780 1797 after, next (It. poi; Fr. Puis; Persian, peye, after; Polish, po, after) PUE (PVE) N294 1798 Polem, name? POLEM L10, L58 1799 boy, little or young boy (L. puellus-i) POLESI (PVLESI) (See PULESI) MS25 1800 controversy, polemic (Gr. polemos; It. polemica; Fr. polémique) POLOMeK (PVLVMeK) Au-68, Au-100 1801 by, from, with the flesh, pulp (L. pulpa-ae, Abl. Singl. -a; It. polpa; Fr. pulpe) POLPE (PVLPE) R22, R79 1802 Pollux, brother of Helen of Troy, one of the Dioscuri POLTUCEI (PVLTVCEI) (Note "ei" decl. as ELINEI) DA-3 1803 Pomperias, name (L. pompa-ae, parade; It. eria, suffix, place where made) POMPERIAS (PVMPERIAS) See 8AMERIAS Q10 1804 Pompeii, town, (L. Pompeii-orum; Dat. Single -o; or gens: Pompeius or Pompeius-a-um) POMPOI (PVMPVI) TC93 1805 Pun, name? Carthaginian? (L. Puniceus-a-um, Punic, Poeni-orum, Carthaginians) PON (PVN) (See IOM, name, IOMPON?) GA-1 1806 of Punum, name? Carthaginian? (L. Poeni-orum, Carthaginians) PONOM J39-9 1807 he will put, place (L. pono, ponere, Ind Fut.3rd Pers. singl. pōnet); PONE (PVNE) N-1, N100, N112, N123, N160, N206, N341, N553, Q127, Q148, Q150 1808 he will put, place (L. pono, ponere, Ind Fut.3rd Pers. singl. pōnet); PONE (PVNE) Q152, Q202, Q209, Q893, R64, R278, R370, R542, R619 1809 you will place (L. pono, ponere, posui [posivi], positum [postum]), Ind. Fut. 2nd Pers. singl. pōnēs) PONES (PVNES) Q216, Q906, R633 1810 he places (L. pono, ponere, Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. pōnit) PONI (PVNI) he places N21, N63, N216, N280, N333, N444, N483, N522, N582, N634, N668, 1811 he places (L. pono, ponere, Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. pōnit) PONI (PVNI) N739, Q78, Q191, Q277, Q311, R278, R314, R325, R394, R437, R447 1812 Punic, Carthaginian; purple (L. puniceus-a-um) PONIG (PVNIb) N160 1813 bridge (L. pons, pontis) PONTIS (PVNTIS) Q286, Q320 1814 priest (L. popa-ae, jr. priest; Gr. papas, priest; It. prete; Fr. prêtre) POP (PVP) Q460, Q776, Q737, Q745, Q754, Q837 1815 priest (L. popa-ae, jr. priest; Gr. papas, priest; It. prete; Fr. prêtre) POPI (PVPI) J25-2 1816 priest or people (L. popa-ae, jr. priest; Gr. papas, priest; It. prete; Fr. Prêtre; L. populus-i) POPLA XA-22 1817 people, a nation (L. populus-i; It. popolo; Fr. populo) POPOLO (PVPvLV) N11, N41, N404 1818 people, a nation (L. populus-i; It. popolo; Fr. populo) POPOLOM (PVPvLVM) (of the nation) N100 1819 I purify, cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are, Ind. Pres. 1st Pers. singl. pūrgō ) POR (PVR) (I purify) ZB-1, Z834; N298 1820 I purify, cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are, Ind. Pres. 1st Pers. singl. pūrgō ) POR (PVR) (see purify) ZB-1, Z834; N294, G30, R103 1821 purify, to cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are, Imperat. II pūrgā́tō; purus-a-um, clean, pure) PORA (PVRA) or PORATO (PVRATV) Q178, R437, R447, R521, R596, R635 1822 purify, to cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are; purus-a-um, clean, pure) PORKO (PVRKV) (to purge) G28 1823 he, it may purify, cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are, Conj. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. pūrget; adv. pure) PORE Z1006, N216, Q290, R43, R52, R181, R204, R459, G21 1824 purify, to cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are; purus-a-um, clean, pure) PORI (PVRI) (you purified) Z859
A B C D 1825 purify, to cleanse, purge (L. purgo-are;1st pers. Conj. Pl. Purgemos; purus-a-um, clean, pure) PORIEMOS (PVRIEMVS) (we clean) L-7 1826 gate, door, port (L. porta-ae) PORTA (PVRTA) N194, N670 1827 I carried,bore, brought, (L. porto-are, Ind. Perf. 1st Pers. Singl. portā́vī) PORTI (PVRTI) N678, N708, N738, Q899, R134, R278, R298, R653 1828 gate, door, port (L. porta-ae; portus-us; or to bear, carry, bring, porto-are) PORTO (PVRTV) Q7, Q163, Q266, Q512, Q543, Q671, Q692, Q795, Q806, Q821, R128, R437, R499 1829 pure (L. purus-a-um) POROS (PVRVS) R85 1830 avail, to have influence, pose (L. possum, posse, potui) POS (PVS) R619, R530, XK-2, N563, N505, N641 1831 avail, to have influence, pose (L. possum, posse, potui) POSA XM-4 1832 avail, to have influence, pose (L. possum, posse, potui) POSE (PVSE) (you pose) N349, Q72, R248 1833 back, behind, rear, later (L. post [older poste]) POST (PVST) N112, N349, N363, Q186, Q754, R447 1834 behind, after, next (L. post [older poste]) POSTE (PVSTE) (see back) N658 1835 thereafter, afterwards (L. posterus [poster] -am) POSTER (PVSTER) N404 1836 subsequent, following, next, future (L. posterus [poster] -a-um, 1st Decl. Gen. Singl. M. -i, L. postea) POSTI (PVSTI) R97, R129, R141, R155 1837 drink, to (L. poto-potare) POT (PVT) (I drink) Z1319 1838 drink, to (L. poto-potare) POTE (PVTE) (you drink) Z84?, Z211, Z214, Z308, Z953, Z1319, Z1797, Z1813 1839 put in the power of (L. potio-ire; Ind. Pres. 2nd pers. singl. potis; Impert. poti) POTE (PVTE) Z117, Z953, Z1057 1840 drink, to (L. poto-potare; able, capable potis, pote) POTeS (PVTeS) (drinks? You drink?) Z1607 1841 adult, puberty (L. pubes and puber-eris) POVE (PV8E) N341 1842 before, in front (L. prae) PRE N435, N469, N533, N607, Q170, R33, R92, L65 1843 Preale, unknown name, possibly pre Alia (L. Alia-ae, f. river in Latium) PREALE or PRE ALE DN-1 1844 beg, to ask (L. precor-ari) PREC (I beg) (See PREK) N676 1845 he begs, asks (L. precor-ari, Conj. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. precet) PRECE (he begs) R295, N689 1846 may I beg, to ask (L. precor-ari, Passive Conj. 1st Pers. Singl. precer) PRECER R96, R128 1847 beg, to ask (L. precor-ari) PREK (I beg) L38 1848 speak before, say beforehand (L. praefor-iari, fatus) PREPHTO (PREPHTV) (to say beforehand) N230 1849 he presses (L. presso-are, Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. presset; It. pressare, to press, pressa, press) PReSSE MS25 1850 ready, to be present, at hand (L. praesto-stare -., Ind. Perf.,1st. Pers. singl. praestitī, praesto, adv.) PRESTA (he/she is ready) N303 1851 prayer, prayers (L. priere, supplication, prayer book, ritual) PRII (2nd decl. pl?) ZB-1 1852 he may have known/announced beforehand (L. praenosco-ere, Conj. Imperf. praenoscā́ ret; It. preannunziare) PRINISERA TC56 1853 Priam, last king of Troy (L. Priamus-i) PRIVMNE CBO 1854 to pray (L. precari; It. pregare; Fr. prier) PRIR Z803 1855 before, in front of, for, on behalf of, in favor of, in place of, like, as good as (L. pro, with abl.) PRO (PRV) Z279 1856 ask, to demand (L. proco-are) PROCO (PRVCV) (to demand) Z1080 1857 therefore, consequently (L. proinde and proin) PROITA XA-28, XE-4 1858 ask, to demand (L. proco-are; procer-eris, a chief, noble) PROKIS (PRVKIS) Z272 1859 Promare.( L. pro, before, for, in place of; the sea (L. mare-is; It. mare; Fr. mar, pond; mer, sea) PROMARE (PRVMARE) CCF-3 1860 near, aproximate (L. prope, propius, proxime) PROPE (PRVPE) Q908 1861 rush forth, to fall down (L. proruo-ruere) PRORSE (PRVRSE) (you rush forth) Z1250 1862 straight-forward, of style, in prose (L. prorsus [prosus]-a-um; L. prosus-a-um. 2nd Decl. Nom. Single) PROS (PRVS) TC130 1863 straight-forward, of style, in prose (L. prorsus [prosus]-a-um & proreus-i, a look out) PROSE (PRVSE) Q512, R487 1864 I cut off /plow up (L. proseco -secare -secui –sectum, Ind. Pres. 1 st Pers. singl. prosecō) PROSEG (PRVSEb) Q111 1865 Proset, name of prostitute? a prostitute? (L. proseda-ae) 1866 cut, to cut portions, sacrifice (L. proseco-secare-secui) (Grammar line 1216) PROSIKOREN (PRVSIKVREN) (they sacrifice) R186, R204 1867 play on or sing to a stringed instrument (L. psallo-psalleere) PSEILE XT-4 1868 play on or sing to a stringed instrument (L. psallo-psalleere) PSEIN XQ-9 1869 after, next (It. poi; Fr. Puis; Persian, peye, after; Polish, po, after) PUIA (PFIA) N294 1870 after, next (L. post, proximus, posterus; It. poi; Fr. Puis; Persian, peye, after; Polish, po) PUIA (PVIA) Z1780, AT-15, AJ-3 1871 after, next (It. poi; Fr. Puis; Persian, peye, after; Polish, po, after) PUE (PVE) N294 1872 boy, little or young boy (L. puellus-i) PULESI (PVLESI) (See POLESI) TC179, TC213, 1873 be able, to do (L. queo, quire, quivi) QISI (you did) MS13 1874 of the hip (L.coxendix-icis) QOXANII (QVXANII) J3-6 1875 of the fourth - soldiers of the fourth legion? (L. quartanas-a-um) QVRTINII J1-7 1876 defendant (L. rea-ae, reus-i) RA Z761, TC127, R36, K110 1877 speak, to talk (It. raccontare; Fr. Raconter; Belarus, raicca; Toch. Rake) RAC Z192 1878 speak, to talk (It. raccontare; Fr. Raconter; Belarus, raicca; Toch. Rake) RACA Z697 1879 defendant (L. rea-ae, reus-i; Rhea-ae, old name of Cybele) RAE (Note: this is an area on the Piacenza liver) Z412, PL-31 1880 speak, to talk (It. raccontare; Fr. raconter; Belarus, raicca; Toch. rake) RAK Z263, Z336, Z412, Z516, Z582, Z806, Z1048, Q335 1881 speak, to talk (It. raccontare; Fr. raconter; Belarus, raicca; Toch. rake) RAKaR (Z156 context: to narrarate) Z156, Z164, Z190, Z327, Z405, Z969, Z1013, Z1016, Z1027, Z1846, Z1869 1882 rachsa, ragsa, unit of measure, cluster of grapes? (L. racemus-i) RaCHSA (RaKSA) VG-2 1883 Racun, Lasa – Etruscan divine being, of spite? (Fr. rancune, spite, grudge) RACUN (RACVN) DM14 1884 Rhea, Rheia, mother goddess, Titaness, mother Zeus, Hera & Tethys (aka Cybele) RAIA (AL RAIA) MG-2 1885 Ral, Ralna, goddess, consort of Tinia; probably THAL, see THALIO, revenge RAL (probably THAL) K60, TC86, TC283, TC314, GA-3; J5-7, J31-2 1886 Ralia, name; possibly Falia, Kalia RALIA CP33 1887 Ralisa, name, declension of Ral? RALISA TC80 1888 unknown RAM.. BS-26 1889 return, to go back (L. remeo-are)--name? RAMAS (you return) Au-7 1890 Rameras, name RAMeRAS VP-8 1891 with, by the branches (L. ramus-i, Abl. Single –o) RAMO (RAMV) Au79, N216 1892 Romoa, name? RAMOA or RAMTHA J42-2 1893 to stir, move, rouse, turn up, shake (Fr. remuer; L. exitare, agitare, vibrare; commovere, RAMOER (RAMVER) Z826 1894 to stir (continued - scrollare, commuovere, incitare, destare, exagitare; It. svegliare, muovere) RAMOER (RAMVER) Z826 1895 copper coating, to coat with copper (It. ramare) RAMOR (RAMVR) (to coat with copper) Z817 1896 Proteus, Rhampsinitus, another name of Proteus, "The Old Man of the Sea." RAMTHAS CBY-4 1897 kidney? (L. renes-um; It. rene; Fr. rein) RAN Z378, Z144, Z1861 1898 Rane or Thane (Sc. Thane; OE. Thane, feudal lord); This is a god. RANE or THANE DK-2 1899 kidney? (L. renes-um; It. rene; Fr. rein) RANES Au55 1900 kidney? (L. renes-um; It. rene; Fr. rein) RANeS Z214, Z308, Z593, Z1057
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