Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
dIicere, -feci, -fectus, (io), to make,
render; make ready; become (in the
passive)
effigies, -ei, /., figure, image
effiagitare, to entreat
effiare, to breathe out, give forth
effiorere, -ui, to flourish
effiuere, -fluxi, to flow forth
eff6dere, -fodi, -fossus, (io), to break
through
efformare, to form, shape
effrons, -tis, bold, brazen, shameless,
insulting
effugare, to drive away from
effugatio, -onis, /., driving away
effugere, -fugi, -fugitus, (io), to escape
effulgere, -fulsi, -fuIsus, 2, to shine
upon
e1Iilltdere, fudi, -fusus, to shed, pour
out or forth; bring out; slip
efflisus, -a, -urn, pouring, excessive
rgens, -entis, needy
egenus, -a, -urn, needy, poor
~gere, -ui, to be in \-vant, have need of
egestas, -atis, /., want, poverty, need
ego, I
egredi, -gressus su~ d ~p. 3, (io), to
come out, go out or forth
~gregius, -a, -urn, ill ustrious
egressio, -onis, /., going forth, departure
egressus, -us, m., going forth
eheu, interj., ah
eia (eja), interj., quick! come thenl
well!
ejectio, -0nis, f., banishment
ejectus, -us, m., casting out; exile
ejicere, -jeci, -jectus, (io), to cast out;
bring forth
ejulatus, -us, m., lamenting, cry
ejurare, to refuse; abandon; deny
ejus, genitive of is, of him, his
Elamitae, -arum, m. pl., Elamites
e1£nguens, -entis, growing weak
ehipsus, -us, m., lapse
elata, -ae, /., spray
elatio, -onis, /., elevation; breaker, billow
Elcesaeus, -i, m., Elcesite
Eleazarus, -i, m., Eleazar
electio, -onis, /., election
electrum, -i, n., amber
electus, -a, urn, chosen, elect; bright;
electa, n. pl., chosen bits, dainties
eleemosyna, -ae, /., alms
elegans, -antis, elegant
eleison (Greek), have mercy on us
elementum, -i, n., element; the letters
of the alphabet
elevare, to lift up, elevate
elevatio, -onis, /., lifting up, elevation
elicere, -licui, -l1citus, (io), to bring
forth, produce, elici t
Ellci, -orum, m. pl., Elicians
elidere, -lisi, -lisus, to throw down
eligere, -Icgi, -Iectus, to choose, elect
eliminare, to eradicate
Elisabeth, Elizabeth, Isabel
Eliseus, -i, m., Eliseus
elongare, to be or go or remove far oft
eloquentia, -ae, /., eloquence, oratory
elOquiun1, -ii, n., word
Elpedianum, -i, n., l-Ieldelfs
Elpidiensis, -e, of Helfta
Elpidius, -ii, m., Elpidius
elucidare, to explain
eluscescere, to begin to be light
emanare, to flow out
emarcere, to wither, decay
emendare, to amend; chastise
emendicire, to beg
~mendatio, -onis, /., correction
ementiri, d~p. 4, to falsify, pretend
6nere, emi, emptus, to buy
Emcricus, -i, m., Emeric
emeritus, -a, -urn, deserving; veteran
emeritus, -i, m' J
one who has served his
time