Limb, a member Lock, to close fast Mane, of a horse Mall, a wooden hammer Maul, to beat Mead, a liquor Mede, a native of Medea Meed, a reward Mean, low Mien, aspect Meat, food Meet, fit Mete, measure Might, power Mite, an insect Moan, to lament Mown, cut down Moat, a ditch Mote, a particle of dust More, greater Mow er, one who mows Won, did win Pail, a vessel Pale, whitish Pair, a couple Pare, to cut off Pear, fruit Pall, a cloak of state Paul, a man's name Pause, a stop Piece, a part Place, a situation Plaice, a kind of fish Plain, even Plane, to make smooth Plait, a fold Plum, a fruit Plumb, a leaden weight Praise, to commend Pries, searches into Prize, to value Rains, falls as rain Reigns, rules as a king Reins, of a bridle Raise, to lift up Rays, beams of light Raze, to destroy Rap, to strike Wrap, to fold together Reed, a plant Wrest, to force Ring, to sound Wring, to twist Road, the highway Rode, did ride Vane, a weathercock Wail, to lament Waist, part of the body Crew el, worsted Waste, to spend Wear, to put on Week, seven days Al tar, for sacrifice An ker, of brandy, &c. Ceil ing, of a room Chol er, anger Ccn ser, for incense Cur rant, a berry In dite, to dictate Man ner, a mode Pal ate, instrument of taste Pan nel, a kind of saddle Weath er, state of the air Com ple ment, full quantity Com pli ment, expression of civility Prin ci pal, chief Prin ci ple, fundamental truth Table of Numbers. Latin. { 16 Seventeen 17 Is Twenty-one Arabic. Latin. 21 22 XXII 23 XXIII 30 XXX 40 XL 50 L 60 LX 70 LXX 80 LXXX 90 XI One hundred 100 XII XIII Two hundred 200 XIV D DC Seven hundred 700 DCC XVII Eight hundred 800 DCCC XIX Nine hundred 900 DCCCC XX One thousand 1000 M III Twenty-three V Forty A VI Fifty One thousand eight hundred and nineteen, 1819. noon; or in the year of the Seal. World. Abbreviations explained. A. Answer. Bart. Baronet. A. B. Bachelor of Arts. B. D. Bachelor of Divinity. A. C. Before Christ. A. D. in the year of our Lord. C. Centnm. a hundred. XC C CC CCC CCCC C. S. Keeper of the Seal. |