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TEI TEINO (Gr.), to stretch; hypotenuse, peritoneum. TEKTON (Gr.), a workman; architect. TELA (L.), a web; telary, toil, entoil. TELE (Gr.), at a distance; telegraph, telescope. TELOS (Gr.), an end; telestic. TEMERE (L.), rashly; temerity. TEMETUM (L.), wine; abstemious. TEMNO (Gr.), to cut; TOME, a cutting, anatomy, apotome, atom, bronchotomy, dichotomy, epitome, lithotomy, phlebotomy, trichotomy. [uncontemned. TEMNO, TEMPTUM (L.), to despise; contemn, TEMPERO (L.), to mix, to moderate; temper, attemper, contemper, distemper, intemperance, mistemper, undistempered, untempered. [template. TEMPLUM (L.), a temple; antetemple, conTEMPUS, TEMPORIS (L.), time; temporal, tempest, temple, tense, contemporary, extempore, intempestive. TENDO, TENSUM, TENTUM (L.), to stretch; tend, tendon, tense, tent, attend, coextend, contend, distend, extend, inattention, intend, misattend, nonattendance, obtend, ostent, portend, subtend, superintend, unattended, unextended, unintentional, unostentatious, unpretending, untended, untent. [ebration. TENEBRE (L.), darkness; tenebrous obtenTENEO, TENTUM (L.), to hold; tenable, tendril, tenement, tenet, tennis? tenon, tenor, tenure, abstain, appertain, attain, contain, content, continue, countenance, countertenor, detain, discontent, discontinue, discountenance, entertain, impertinent, inabstinence, incontinent, intenable, irretentive, maintain, malcontent, obtain, pertain, purtenance, reobtain, retain, sustain, unattainable, uncontentingness, undertenant, unentertaining, unobtained, unsustained, untenable. TENANT (Fr.), holding; lieutenant. TENER (L.), tender; entender, intenerate. TENTO (L.), to try; tempt, tentation, attempt, pretentative, reattempt, unat- [tenuate. tempted, untempted. TENUIS (L.), thin; tenuity, attenuate, exTEPEO (L.), to be warm; tepid. TEREO (Gr.), to keep; artery, synteresis. TERGEO, TERSUM (L.) to wipe; terse, absterge, deterge. TERGUM (L.), the back; tergiversate. TERMINUS (L.), a boundary; term, conterminable, determine, disterminate, exterminate, foredetermine, indeterminable, interminable, misterm, predetermine, determinable. TERNUS (L.), three by three; ternary. TERO, TRITUM (L.), to rub; trite, tret? attrite, contrite, uncontrite. TERRA (L.), the earth; terrace, terrene, circumterraneous, conterranean, country, deterration, disinter, dister, inter, mediterranean, subterrane, terraqueous. 36 TIT TERREO (L.), to frighten; terror, deter, unterrified. TERTIUS (L.) third; tertian, semitertian. TESSERA (L.), a square; tesseraic, contesseration. [lated. TESSELLA (L.), a small square stone; tesselTESTA (L.), an earthen pot, a shell; test, testaceous. TESTIS (L.), a witness; test, testament, testify, testimony, attest, contest, detest, incontestable, intestable, obtest, protest, unattested, uncontestable, undetesting. TETE (Fr.), the head; tester, testy. TETRA (Gr.), four; tetrad, tetragon, tetrameter, tetrapetalous, tetrarch, tetrastic. TEUCHOS (Gr.), a book; octateuch, pentateuch. [intertexture, pretext. TEXO, TEXTUM (L.), to weave; text, context, THACCIAN (S.), to stroke; thwack. THANATOS (Gr.), death; euthanasia. THAUMA (Gr.), a wonder; thaumaturgy. THEAOMAI (Gr.), to see; theodolite. THEKE (Gr.), a chest, a repository; apothecary, bibliotheke, hypothecate. THEOROE (Gr.), to view; theorem, theory. THEOS (Gr.), a god; theism, apotheosis, astrotheology, atheism, ditheism, enthusiasm, monotheism, pantheism, polytheism, theocracy, theogony, theology, theomachy, theosophic, theurgy, tritheism. THERA (Gr.), a hunting; sciatheric. THERAPEUO (Gr.), to serve, to heal; therapeutic. [son; theriac, treacle. THERIAKE (Gr.), an antidote against poiTHERME Gr.), heat; thermometer, thermoscope. [untreasured. THESAUROS (Gr.), a treasure; intreasure, THESIS, THETOS (Gr.). See under TITHEMI. THING (S.), a thing, a cause; hustings, nothTHORUBEO (Gr.), to disturb throb? [ing. THREL (S.), a slave; thrall, disenthral, enthral, unenthralled. THRASO (L.), a boasting character in ancient comedy; thrasonical. THRONUS (L.), a throne; dethrone, disenthrone, enthrone, inthrone, reenthrone, reinthrone, unthrone. [pothymy. THUMOS (Gr.), the mind; enthymeme, liTHUS, THURIS (L.), incense; thurible. TIGNUM (L.) a beam; contignation. TIMEO (L.), to fear; timid, intimidate. TINGO, TINCTUM (L.), to dip, to stain; tinge, taint, attaint, distain, unstained, untainted, untinged. TINNIO (L.), to tinkle; tinnient. TIR (S.), a leader; termagant. TIRER, (Fr.), to draw; retire. TIRETAINE (Fr.), linsey-woolsey; tartan. TIRIAN (S.), to vex; tire, overtire, untired. TITHEMI (Gr.), to put, to place; epithem. THESIS(Gr.),a placing; thesis, antithesis, apothesis, hypothesis, parenthesis, synthesis. THETOS (Gr.), placed; epithet, nomothetic. TITILLO (L.), to tickle, titillate. TITULUS (L.), a titie; disentitle, distitle, entitle, overtitle, untitled.