This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ... The weir A sisters (German werden, to be) are the Northern representatives of the Latin Fates. Others however connect weird directly with word, and so with fatunu Fairies are perhaps those who forespeak or bewitch men. fati dic-us, -a, -um fat dico-adj. 'Sh.Te.-predicting, prophetic. fa m-a, -ae fa ma-1 fem. talk, ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ... The weir A sisters (German werden, to be) are the Northern representatives of the Latin Fates. Others however connect weird directly with word, and so with fatunu Fairies are perhaps those who forespeak or bewitch men. fati dic-us, -a, -um fat dico-adj. 'Sh.Te.-predicting, prophetic. fa m-a, -ae fa ma-1 fem. talk, report, rumow--Fame. in fam-is, -e in f am i-adj. of ill report, disreputable--Infamous. in fa ns, -fa ntis (that cannot speak), speechless; subst. a child--an INFANT. A person under twenty-one is called an InfAnT because he 'cannot speak' words of legal consent and obligation. in fa nd-us, -a, -um in fa ndo-adj. unutterable, too dreadful to tell, shocking, abominable. B. Snlm, conj. indeed, truly, to be sure, for. C. quaer-ere, quaes-ivi, -itum quaer-, quaes-, and quaes i-3 tr. to seek--to Inquire into, to examine (to Question). quaes-ere (no perf. or sup.), to beg, to pray, to beseech. quaes-tor, -toris quaes tor-3 mas. (the Inquirer), a commissioner--an Inquisitor, a judge.-tor, toris is quite right, except that toris wants the long mark over the 5. cur-a, -ae cura-1 fem. (anxious Enquiry), trouble--Care, attention, pains. Curb and Care appear to be one of the instances where the Old English of direct descent and the English derived from the Latin meet together in meaning, and almost in form: Careful and Careless are genuine English, just as Curious and Incurable are good Latin-English. Perhaps however care is rather akin to cark than to quaer-and euro. See 33. D. cura-re, -vi, -tum cura-1 tr. to take Care of, to Care for, to look after--to Cure, to heal. curl os-us, -a, -um curl oso-adj. careful, diligent, Curious--nrQuisnivE. D. mora e-re, momora i, mar sum mord e-2 tr. to bite. If the root be only mor this may be one of the many words connected with mar, ...
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