torvĭtas wildness; savageness; severity; sternness torvĭter adv. torvus adj. staring; keen; piercing; wild; stern; tosilla tostus tŏt so many; quot; quotiens; ut; adjj tŏtĭdem just so many; just as many; quot; atque; subst tŏtĭens adv. num. so often; so many times; as often; as many times; quotiens tōtĭĕtas the whole; entirety tot-jŭgus adj. so many tŏtus adj. so great a tōtus all; all the; the whole; entire; total toxĭco v. a. to smear; anoint with poison; toxĭcon a kind of toxĭcum a poison in which arrows were dipped; poison trăbālis adj. belonging to beams; beam-; a spike; beam-like; stout as a beam trăbārĭa a small vessel made of the trunk of a tree trăbĕa a robe of state; The equestrian order; The consulate Trăbĕa an ancient Roman comic poet trăbĕālis adj. belonging to the trăbĕātus adj. dressed in; wearing a; of the consuls; Subst; a kind of drama trăbĕcŭla a little beam trăbes trăbĭca a vessel made of beams fastened together; a raft trabs a beam; a timber; A tree; a ship; vessel Trăchāla Bullnecked Trachallus an orator contemporary with Quintilian Trāchas the town usually called; near the Pomptine Marshes trāchīa the windpipe; trachea Trāchīn a town of Thessaly; on Mount Œta; where Hercules caused himself to be burned; b… tracta P. a. tractābĭlis adj. that may be touched; handled; taken hold of; that may be wrought; manageable; t… tractābĭlĭtas fitness for being handled; wrought; manageableness; tractability tractābĭlĭter adv. tractātĭo a handling; management; treatment; conduct; the treatment tractātor A slave among the Romans; who manipulated and suppled his master; s limbs while… tractātōrĭum a place where deliberations were held; causes tried; a place of business; sessi… tractātrix a female shampooer tractātus a touching; handling; working; a handling; management Tractīcĭus The Dragged tractim adv. by drawing along; little by little; by degress; in a drawling way; at length; s… Tractītĭus tracto v. freq. a. To draw violently; to drag; tug; haul; To touch tractŏgălātus adj. made of; cooked with pastry and milk tractŏmĕlĭtus adj. cooked with pastry and honey tractōrĭus adj. for drawing; hoisting; Substt; a letter of invitation; summons tractum P. a. tractŭōsus adj. that draws to itself; clammy; gluey tractus P. a. tractus a drawing; dragging; hauling; pulling; drawing out trādĭtĭo a giving up; delivering up; surrender; livery; a delivery of possession trādĭtor A betrayer; A teacher trādĭtus trādĭtus a tradition trādo v. a. to give up; hand over; deliver; transmit; surrender trādūcĭānus trādūco v. a. imv; to lead; bring; conduct across; to lead; carry over trāductĭo a leading along; conducting; a removing; transferring; A making a show of trāductor the conveyer trāductus trāductus a passage trādux a vine-branch; vine-layer trăgăcantha goat; s-thorn; tragacanth-bush trăgăcanthum gum-tragacanth trăganthes a species of the plant trăgănus a sucking-pig dressed in a particular way Tragasaeus adj. belonging to the town Tragasa in Troas trăgĕlăphus a kind of stag with a beard like a goat; the horse-stag trăgēmăta dessert; sweetmeats; confectionery trăgēmătĭa sweetmeats; confectionery trăgĭcē adv. trăgĭcŏcōmoedĭa a drama composed of a mixture of tragedy and comedy; tragi-comedy trăgĭcus adj. belonging to tragedy; tragic; Subst; a tragic poet; writer of tragedy trăgĭon goatwort trăgoedĭa a tragedy; Tragedy; the art of tragedy; A lofty; elevated style trăgoedĭō^grăphus a writer of tragedies trăgoedus A tragic actor; an epithet of Jupiter trăgŏnis trăgŏpān a fabulous bird; the bearded vulture trăgŏpōgōn a plant; goat; s-beard trăgŏrīgănum a plant; goat; s-thyme trăgŏs A kind of thorny plant; A kind of sponge trāgŏs trāgŭla A kind of javelin; dart; an attack; a snare; plot trāgŭlārĭus a soldier who placed and levelled the; to be discharged from an engine trāgum a kind of pap; porridge Tragurium a town in Dalmatia; An island in the Adriatic Sea trăgus The goatlike smell of the armpits; A kind of fish trăha a drag; sledge trăhārĭus one who draws a; a sledge-man; baggage-man trăhax adj. that draws every thing to himself; greedy trăhĕa trăho v. a. to draw; drag; haul; to drag along; to draw off; forth trāĭcĭo v. a. and n. to throw across; to cause to cross; cause to go across; over; through Trājānus Trajan; a Roman emperor; who reigned; proverbial for his justice and benevolenc… trājectīcĭus adj. that is carried over sea; transported trājectĭo a crossing over; passing over; passage; the shootings over; shooting-stars trājectītĭus trājecto v. freq. a. to pierce through trājector that pierces through; a piercer