trăpētus an olivemill; oil-mill trăpēzīta a money - changer; banker trapēzŏphŏron a pedestal; statue supporting a table; an ornamental table-leg Trăpēzūs a city in Pontus; Trebizond Trăsŭmēnus adj. a lake in Etruria; near Perusia; celebrated for Hannibal; s victory over the Ro… traumătĭcus adapted to the healing of wounds; Subst; a remedy for a wound Trausĭus the name of a man trāvĕho trāversus trāvĭo trāvŏlo trĕbācĭter adv. Trĕbātĭus a lawyer; a friend of Cicero; to whom the latter dedicated the trĕbax adj. practised; skilled in the ways of the world; cunning; crafty; med.—Adv Trĕbellĭus the name of a Roman; a consul under Nero; a Roman historian under the; emperor … Trĕbĭa a river in Upper Italy; celebrated for Hannibal; s victory over the Romans; Tre… Trĕbĭa a village in Umbria; Trevi; belonging to Trebia; Trebian; plur. subst Trebĭus the name of a Roman; who surrendered his native town Compsa to Hannibal; a hist… Trĕbōnius the name of a Roman; a legate of Cœsar in Gaul; a friend of Cicero; The father … Trēbŭla the name of three Italian towns; A town in Campania; near Suessula and Saticula… Trēbŭlānus trĕcēnārĭus belonging to three hundred; that yield three hundred; of wine to the juger; A s… trĕcēni three hundred each; three hundred trĕcentēni three hundred each trĕcentēsĭmus adj. the three-hundredth trĕcenti num. adj. three hundred trĕcentĭes adv. num. three hundred times trĕchĕdīpnum a light garment worn at table by parasites trĕdĕcĭes trĕdĕcim num. adj. thirteen treis trĕmĕbundus adj. trembling; quivering; shaking; more flabby; softer trĕmĕfăcĭo v. a. to cause to shake; quake; tremble; quaked trĕmĕfactĭo trembling trĕmendus trĕmenter adv. with trembling trĕmesco v. n. and a. inch; to begin to shake; tremble; to shake; quake trĕmĭpēs adj. trembling-footed; with trembling feet trēmis a coin; the third part of an trĕmo v. n. and a. Neutr; to shake; quake; quiver; tremble trĕmor a shaking; quaking; quivering; trembling; an earthquake trĕmŭlē adv. trĕmŭlus adj. shaking; quaking; quivering; trembling; Subst trĕpĭdanter adv. trĕpĭdātĭo a state of confused hurry; alarm; agitation; confusion; consternation trĕpĭdē adv. trĕpĭdĭārĭus adj. restless; moving briskly trĕpĭdo v. n. and a. to hurry with alarm; to bustle about anxiously; be in a state of confusion; agi… trĕpĭdŭlus adj. dim; trembling trĕpĭdus adj. restless; agitated; disturbed; alarmed; in a state of trepidation trĕpit trĕpondo neutr. indecl; three pounds trēs num. adj. Three tresdĕcim tressis Three; a trifle tres-vĭri three men holding an office together; associated in public business; a board of… Trēvĕri A people in; between the Moselle and the forest of Ardennes; Treves; one of the… trĭācontăs the number thirty trĭangŭlāris adj. belonging to a triangle; triangular trĭangŭlus adj. having three corners; angles; threecornered; triangular; Substt trĭārĭi a class of Roman soldiers who formed the third rank from the front; the triarii Trĭārĭus a surname in the; a friend of Cicero; His father; the accuser of M. Scaurus trĭăs the number three; a triad trĭātrus a feast-day among the Tusculans; three days after the Ides trĭbacca an ear-drop consisting of three pearls Triballi a people of Lower Mœsia trĭbăs a woman who practises lewdness with women Tribocci a German people on the left shore of the Rhine; Alsace trĭbōn a threadbare cloak Trĭbōnĭānus a celebrated jurist in the time of the emperor Justinian trĭbrăchys a poetical foot consisting of three short syllables; a tribrach trĭbrĕvis trĭbŭārĭus adj. belonging to a tribe; tribes trībŭla trībŭlātĭo distress; trouble; tribulation trībŭlātus adj. pointed; toothed trĭbūlis one of the same tribe; one of the lower classes of the people; a common; poor p… trībŭlo v. a. to press; to oppress; afflict trībŭlōsus adj. full of thorns; thistles; thorny; rough trībŭlum a threshing-sledge trĭbŭlus an instrument resting on three of its iron prongs; while a fourth projected upw… trĭbūnal A raised semicircular; square platform; on which the seats of magistrates were … trĭbūnātus the office and dignity of a tribune; the tribuneship; the office of a tribune o… trĭbūnīcĭus adj. belonging to a tribune; tribunitial; Subst; one that has been a tribune; an ex-… trĭbūnus a chieftain; commander; tribune; paymasters; captains trĭbŭo v. a. to assign; impart; allot; bestow; give trĭbus a division of the people; a tribe; Collina; Esquilina; Palatina trĭbūtārĭus adj. belonging to tribute trĭbūtim adv. through each tribe; tribe by tribe; by tribes; in the trĭbūtĭo A dividing; distributing; distribution; A contributing; paying of tribute trĭbūtor a giver; imparter trĭbūtōrĭus adj. concerning payment trĭbūtum trĭbūtus trĭbūtus adj. formed; arranged into tribes trĭbūtus trīcae trifles; toys; trumpery; stuff; nonsense trĭcămĕrātus adj. having three chambers; Subst; a room divided into three chambers Tricca a town of Thessaly; on the Peneus; Trikala; of Tricca trīcēnārĭus adj. containing thirty