VOCABLES.

_An additional vocabulary of primitive nouns defined, with a

separate explication of pronouns, adverbs, conjunctions, and

prepositions; which compleats what has been already published,

of the English, Welsh, Greek, and Latin primitive names, and

fully explains the nature and origin of all the vocables and

parts of those several languages._

ABHOR, DETEST, HATE; CASHAU, TROI YMAITH; MUDASOMAI, STUGEO, AVERSOR,

ODIO HABEO. These signify to turn from one with a scornful note of

exclamation, or scornful motion or manner.

ABLE; GALLU, DICHONI; DUNAMAI, POSSUM. To be up or high in existence.

ACCEPT, TAKE, SNATCH; CYMERYD, DERBYN, CIPIO; DECHOMAI, LAMBANO, ARPASO;

ACCIPIO, CAPIO, RAPIO. To enter into possession of places and things.

ACCURATE; DYFAL, MANWL; AKRIBOS; EXQUISITUS. Active in running to, seeing

small things, and above active in things.

ACORN; MES; BALANOS; GLANS, the lesser or beast food.

ACT, DO, MAKE; AG, EGNI, GWNEID; AGO, POIEO; AGO, FACIO, the moving or

acting quality or property.

ADD, GIVE, PUT; RHOI, DODI, DODIAT; DIDOMI, TITHEMI, EPITITHEMI; DO,

ADDO, PONO, to act, put, or add, from one thing to another.

ADMIRE, WONDER; RHYFEDDU, ANRHYFEDDI; AGAO, THUMASO; DEMIROR, ADMIROR, to

divide or advert the action of the great high light or the sun.

ADORN, DECK, DRESS; HARDDU; KOSMEO, KAZO, AGALLO; ORNO; to add to, or

upon the lower covering.

ADVERB; RHAGFERF; EPIRREMA; ADVERBIUM, signify additional or increased

verbs. See the vocabulary of adverbs.

AGREEABLE, GRATEFUL, THANKFUL; DIOLCHGAR; LAROS; GRATUS, acting together

with equal spring or warmth, or equally in the division of the high light.

AIR; AUIR; AER; AER, water and fire, the earth’s spring.

ALE, BEER; CORW; ZUTHOS; CEREVISIA, the nourishing, feeding, and

rejoicing liquid in a secondary sense.

ALL or OLL, WHOLE; OLL, CUBOL; PAS, OLOS; Omnis, Totus, all space,

extension, and existence.

AM, to be; BOD, MAE; EIMI; SUM, to live or be in existence.

AMAZEMENT, ASTONISHMENT; SYNDOD; THAMBOS; STUPOR, the lower existences or

beings without sight.

ANCHOR; ANGOR; ANKURA; ANCHORA, from acting.

ANOTHER; AIL, NAILL, ARALL; ALLOS, ETEROS; ALIUS, ALTER, from their

possessions, or the country, or luminaries from in a primary sense.

ANT, PISMIRE; MYRGRYG; MYRMOS; FORMICA, the community, or the little

active millions in a secondary sense.

APE, MONKEY, BABOON; EPA, MONCI; PITHEX, KERKOPITHEKOS; CERKOPITHECUS,

CYNOCEPHALUS, a man dog, an offspring or a dog like man.

APPLE, PUPIL of the EYE; GLEINI; GLENE; PUPILLA, our action, spring, or

part of light.

ARRIVE, COME; DYFOD, CYNHYRCHU; ERCHOMAI; VENIO, to be together upon one

spot or possession.

ARROW, DART, JAVELIN; SAETH, PICCELL, TAFL; OISTOS, BELOS, ATOS; SAGITTA,

TELUM, JACULUM, upon the line, stretch or spring.

ARTERY; RHEDWELI; AORTE; ARTERIA, the spring of life.

AS MUCH; CYMAINT; TOSOS; TANTUS, the first action or motion seen in

extension.

ASH; ONEN; OREINE; ORNUS, FRAXINUS, the lowest, highest, or brittle one.

ASK, SEEK, SEARCH; CEISIO, CHWILIO, DYMUNO; EROTAO, DIZO, ETAZO, DEOMAI,

ZETEO; QUÆRO, EXAMINO, QUÆSO, acting after, seeing for, &c.

ASSEMBLY, COMPANY, MULTITUDE; CYNLLEIDFA, LLIOS, TURFA, CYMANFAI; OMILOS,

AGELE, PLETHOS; CÆTUS, GREX, TURBA, many living or being together in the

same part, place or country.

ASSIDUOUS, DILIGENT; DIVID, PARHAUS; LIPARES, EPIMELES; ASSIDUUS,

DILIGENS, it is slavish, everlasting or never-failing.

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