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at-tŭlo v. a. to bring to Attys Ătū^rus a river in Aquitania; Adour ătўpus adj. that stammers in speaking; stammering Ătys A son of Hercules and Omphale; father of Tyrrhenus and Lydus; and ancestor of t… au interj. aucella a little bird aucĕo v. a. to observe attentively auceps a bird-catcher; fowler; a bird-seller; a spy; eavesdropper auceta Auchētae a Scythian people in the present Ukraine; an Auchatian aucilla auctārĭum an addition; augmentation; Eu; Ch auctĭfer adj. fruit-bearing; fruitful; fertile auctĭfĭco v. a. to increase; enlarge;; to honor by offerings auctĭfĭcus adj. increasing; enlarging auctĭo An increasing; increase; a public sale; auction; by the sales of the spear auctĭōnălis adj. pertaining to an auction;; subst; catalogues of auction sales; actionalia auctĭōnārĭus adj. pertaining to an auction; auction- auctĭōnor v. dep. Neutr; to hold an auction; public sale; make a sale by auction; to buy at aucti… auctĭto to increase; augment much; to honor by offerings aucto v. freq. to increase; enlarge much auctor he that brings about the existence of any object; or promotes the increase or p… auctōrāmentum That which binds; obliges to the performance of certain services;; a contract; … auctōrĭtas a producing; production; invention; cause; A view auctōro v. a. To become security for; to give a pledge as bondsman; to bind; oblige one; to h… auctōror auctrix She that originates a thing; an author; A female seller; surety auctumnālis adj. pertaining to the autumn; autumnal auctumnescit v. inch. impers. autumn approaches; is coming on auctumnĭtas The season of autumn; the autumn; harvest-time; The produce of autumn; the harv… auctumno v. n. to cause; bring on autumn auctumnus increase; The season of abundance; the autumn; sickly; the produce of the autumn auctumnus adj. autumnal; autumni frigore auctus P. a. auctus an increasing; augmenting; increase; growth; abundance; the abundance of a tree aucŭpābundus adj. watching; lurking for aucŭpālis adj. pertaining to bird-catching; fowling aucŭpātĭo birdcatching; fowling aucŭpātōrĭus adj. belonging to; useful in bird-catching aucŭpātus fowling aucŭpĭum bird-catching; fowling; bird-taking with arrows; a catching at; lying in wait f… aucŭpo aucŭpor v. dep. to go bird-catching; fowling; of taking bees; to chase; give chase to audācĭa the quality of being; boldness; daring; intrepidity; courage audācĭter adv. audacter adv. audācŭlus adj. dim; a little bold audax adj. daring; bold; spirited; audacious; rash; foolhardy audens P. a. audenter adv. audentĭa boldness; courage; spirit; freedom in the use of words; license audĕo v. a. and n. to venture; to venture to do; to dare; to be bold; conari; quin audĭens P. a. audĭentĭa a hearing; a listening; audience; attention;; to cause to give attention audĭo v. a. imperf; to hear; to perceive; understand by hearing; to learn audītāvi audītĭo A hearing; a listening to; hear a hearing; Hearsay; A report audītĭuncŭla a brief discourse audītor a hearer; an auditor; one that hears a teacher; a pupil; scholar audītōrĭālis adj. pertaining to a school audītōrĭus adj. relating to a hearer; hearing; Subst; A hearing of a cause at law; a judicial e… audītus audītus A hearing; listening; the instruction listened to; a rumor; report Aufēius adj. belonging to the aufĕro v. a. to take; bear off; away; to carry off; withdraw Aufĭdēna a town in Samnium; on the river Sagrus; Alfidena; its inhabitants Aufĭdĭus adj. the name of a Roman; a contemporary of Cicero; but older; and the author of a G… Aufĭdus a river in Apulia; remarkable for its swift and violent course; Ofanto; of Aufi… aufŭgĭo v. n. to flee; run away; to flee from Augē Daughter of Aleus and Neœra of Tegea; in Arcadia; and mother of Telephus by Her… Augēas augĕo v. a. and n. to increase; to nourish; enlarge; augment; strengthen augesco v. inch. to begin to grow; to become greater; to grow; increase Augīas a son of the Sun and Naupidame; the daughter of Amphidamas; king of Elis; one o… augĭfĭco v. a. to increase augīnŏs a plant; also called augītes a precious stone; the turquoise augmen an increase; enlargement; augmentation; growth augmento v. a. to increase augmentum an increase; growth; augmentation; a kind of sacrificial cake; augmina augur an auqur; diviner; soothsayer; at Rome; a member of a particular college of pri… augŭra augŭrācŭlum the name by which the citadel of Rome was anciently called; because the augurs … augùrālis adj. belonging to augurs; relating to soothsaying; prophecy; augurial; Subst augùrātĭo A divining; a soothsaying; The art of divining augŭrātō augŭrātōrĭum a place where auguries were taken augŭrātrix a female soothsayer; diviner; argutatrix; augŭrātus The office of augur; augury augŭrĭālis Augŭrīnus a surname of the; in the augŭrĭum the observation and interpretation of omens; augury; to understand; receive as … augŭrĭus adj. pertaining to the augur; augural augūro augŭror v. dep. To perform the services; fill the office of an augur; to take auguries; observs… Augusta a litle of the mother; wife; daughter; and sister of the emperor;; Imperial Maj… Augustālĭcĭus one clothed with the dignity of priest of Augustus Augustālis adj. relating to the emperor Augusius; of Augustus; Augustan; celebrated on the 12th… Augustālĭtas The dignity of priest of Augustus; The dignity of prefect of Egypt