Gracchus a Roman family name in the; belonging to a Gracchus; Gracchan; a town in Spain … grăcĭlens adj. slender; thin grăcĭlentus adj. slender; thin grăcĭlesco v. inch. n. to become slender; small grăcĭlĭpes adj. slender-footed grăcĭlis adj. thin; slight; slender; slim; meagre; lean grăcĭlĭtas slenderness; thinness; leanness; meagreness; simplicity grăcĭlĭter adv. grăcĭlĭtūdo slenderness gracillo v. n. to cackle; cluck as a hen grăcĭlus grācŭlus a jackdaw; ignorant persons; have nothing to do with poetry; one who decks hims… grădālis adj. step by step grădārĭus adj. belonging to steps; going; proceeding step by step; a pacer; ambler grădātim adv. step by step; by degrees; little by little; gradually; by gradations grădātĭo the making of a staircase; series of steps; a gradation; climax grădātus adj. furnished with steps grădĭlis adj. belonging to steps; from the steps; distributed to the poor from an elevated pl… grădĭor v. dep. n. to take steps; to step; walk; go; to walk Grādīvĭcŏla a worshipper of Mars Grādīvus a surname of Mars grădus a step; pace; with measured step; a moderate pace; step by step Graea an ancient town in Bœotia; near Graeae daughters of Phorcus; and Ceto; sisters and guardians of the Gorgons; gray-hair… Graecālis Graecānĭce adv. Graecānĭcus Graecātim adv. Graecātus P. a. Graece adv. Graeci the Grecians; Greeks; a Greek; belonging to the Greeks; Greek Graecia Graecĭgĕna a Greek by birth graecisso v. n. to imitate the Greeks; to adopt a Grecian manner; tone Graecĭtas Greek; the Greek language graecor v. dep. n. to imitate the Greeks; live in the Greek manner; made; composed in the Greek ma… Graecostădĭum Graecostăsis a building in Rome; near the Curia and Comitium; where at first Grecian and aft… Graecŭlĭo Graecŭlus Graecus Graecus Grāii the Grecians; Greeks; a Greek; belonging to the Greeks; Grecian Grāiocĕli a Gallic tribe in the valleys of Mont Cenis Grāius Grājŭgĕna a Grecian by birth; a Greek grallae stilts grallātor one who goes; runs on stilts grāmen grass; a plant; herb; dog's-grass; couch-grass grāmĭae a viscous humor; that collects in the corners of the eyes; N. cr.; grāmĭnĕus adj. of grass; covered with grass; grassy; a grass crown presented by those who were… grāmĭnōsus adj. full of grass; grassy grāmĭōsus adj. full of matter gramma a line in writing; a stroke of the pen gramma a weight of two grammăteus a scribe; secretary grammătĭas jasper striped with white lines grammătĭca grammătĭcālis adj. perlaining to grammar; grammatical; grammatically grammătĭce grammătĭcē adv. grammătĭcŏmastix a scourge; of grammarians; in lemm grammătĭcus adj. belonging to grammar; grammatical; a grammarian; a philologist; grammar grammătĭcus grammătista a teacher of grammar; of languages grammătŏdĭdascălus a teacher of language grammătŏphўlăcĭum a place for keeping state papers; archives grammĭcus adj. belonging to; lines; geometrical Grampius mons grānārĭum a place where corn is kept; a granary grānātim adv. grain by grain; by single grains grānātum grānātus adj. having many grains; seeds; subst; a pomegranate grandaevĭtas great age; longevity grandaevus adj. in years; old; aged grandē adv. grandesco v. inch. n. to become great; to grow grandĭcŭlus adj. dim; rather large; of moderate size grandĭfer adj. bearing; producing great things; productive grandĭfĭcus adj. acting greatly; nobly grandĭlŏquus speaking grandly; loftily; grandiloquent grandĭnĕus adj. full of hail grandĭno v. impers. to hail; To hail upon grandĭnōsus adj. full of hail grandĭo v. a. and n. to make great; increase; enlarge; to become great; to grow grandis adj. full-grown; large; great; full; abundant grandiscāpĭus adj. having a large stem; trunk grandĭsŏnus adj. high-sounding grandĭtas greatness; grandeur; sublimity grandĭter adv. grandĭuscūlus adj. dim; pretty well grown up grando hail; a hail-storm; hailstones; a shower; a great quantity grānĕus adj. of corn; subst; a sort of frumenty; pap made of pounded corn Grānīcus a small river in Mysia; which has its source in Mount Ida; and is famous for th… grānĭfer adj. grain-bearing Grānĭus name of a Roman; a praeco; famous for his puns Grannus a surname of Apollo in several Germanic; Dacian; and Scottish inscriptions grānōsus adj. full of grains grānŭlum a small grain grānum a grain; seed; small kernel; ext; marble granules