ADJECTIVES. Aequus, equal; amplus, large; asper, rough; barbarus, savage; bonus, good; (bene, well); brevis, short; cavus, hollow; celeber, famous; celer, swift; centum, a hundred; clarus, clear, plain; curvus, bent; decem, ten; densus, thick; durus, hard; felix, happy; firmus, strong; fortis, strong; grandis, great; gratus, agreeable, thankful; gravis, weighty; integer, whole, entire ; latus, broad; laxus, loose; levis, light; liber, free; longus, long. Magnus, great; malus, bad; male, ill; maturus, ripe; medius, middle; minor, less; miser, wretched; multus, many; novus, new; par, equal; primus, first; privatus (part.) bereft, freed from; qualis, such as; quatuor, four; sacer, holy; rarus, thin; sagus, wise; senex, old; similis, like; solidus, firm, substantial; solus, alone; tenuis, thin; vacuus, empty; veteranus, old; vicarius, substitutionary; viduus, deprived, bereft; vilis, low, of no value. FINIS. Edinburgh :-DUNCAN STEVENSON, |