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• The name Amplifico was chosen from a Latin dictionary ( meaning to increase or enlarge ).
• :: : One could start by checking a Latin dictionary for the existence of a verb " cupare ".
• His revisions are also part of the history of the work that is currently available as Lewis and Short's " A Latin Dictionary ".
• :: : : You don't need a Latin dictionary to find this English word . yYYds y 06 : 37, 9 April 2008 ( UTC)
• The LSJ is sometimes compared and contrasted with " A Latin Dictionary " by Lewis and Short, which was also published by Oxford University Press ( OUP ).
• With his scanty earnings he bought a Latin copy of John Locke's " An Essay Concerning Human Understanding ", and mastered it with the aid of a Latin dictionary.
• In 1678, there was mention of cricket as " a play " ( presumably in the sense of a sport that is played ) in a Latin dictionary published by Dr Adam Littleton.
• Lewis and Short's " A Latin Dictionary " of 1879 identified Caenophrurium as " a town in Thrace, on the road from Apollonia to Selymbria, now Bivados ".
• He published devotional verses, 1671, a treatise on shorthand, 1674, primers of English and Latin, 1674-5, an English dictionary, 1676, and a Latin dictionary, 1677.
• For whatever reason _ I rarely can explain any of my idiosyncrasies _ I turned to a Latin dictionary for help . ( I keep bantam foreign language dictionaries on my book shelf for those times when verbal sophistication makes for a good literary prop .)
• This just in for the Bushwa File : Sherry Kuticka, who has been disgusted by President Bush's energy policies, just happened to look up the word " bush " in a Latin dictionary to help one of her children with a writing project.
• A Latin Dictionary in four parts ", was published at London in 1673; other editions appeared in 1678, 1685, 1695, 1723, and a sixth edition in 1735, months before the issue of Robert Ainsworth's " Dictionary " which took its place.
• Which I have word for word looked at with a latin dictionary; best I can make out, given context is something like : " Beginning in 1459, in order to prevent the faithful from falling into perfidy, I present my excellent teachings in the battle against the menace " ( of hell I presume ).
• He published improved editions of several philological works, such as the " Thesaurus Ciceronianus " of Nizolius, and in 1719 he brought out a revised edition of the " Lexicon Septem Linguarum ", a Latin dictionary in seven languages, called the " Calepinus ", from the name of its author, the monk Ambrogio Calepino.
• Similarly, the root word " " scala " " does not mean " a flight of steps ", but is defined by Lewis and Short s " A Latin Dictionary " as the singular form of the plural noun " " scalae " ", which denotes any of the following : " a flight of steps or stairs, a staircase; a ladder, [ or ] a scaling-ladder ."