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telgis dom cateoralis ecclelia. Dumius in obs. ad Willer. p. 183 vocabunum nat EEox dclum
hum esse patat ex donor vel, da aone à Peuu doui l. Soyeu extrue difico.
alsim pati  en ratione dicitur stiist vel sis a sisiss
um. domus. Iyman est propagare partum ede
et convenit cum samen et hime, huimueu.
inde theami est Anglos. soboles, propagatio; nobus
ingertese acquisitum, partum, et proprium
inde vnssum, rigentsum, p. Inde domis po
res aquistra et quia ades q acquiridebent, lebitatione 
s
notart familiam, deide locum proprium ubi
ea habitat significat. et inde dme domino
erit pates farulios, propasatas et daemen
patris gamicios jureuti, judicare. valtuedorum
um. Pabini squi ors hoc reddum
per doma et rigentsum vicant proprium doma
puren exempla hobet dulange sub voce doma
tum. Pictorim, Aimmeavat, der rin stim int
ol ratont odea da sris die stimin Mtaleurt
locus surdus.
Bt
cathedta
tum terminatio ut vinst sum
ngeos agenne vom liberum arlst
im
thum maison. Pontan
Boree
s
dunun, muu Axgs. dumb. Al. dumbe, stanm
mutus. Dan. et Germ. dum Orclus. Dom, obtusu
pupidui, stoliduus. Al. adumbian, cbviutescere.
tum. Tentonista: Honius dol onverstendel, plumpus obtusus,
rudis stolidus, hebes, gressis, ignaons.
dume dumb, etumus esta da .toder
et ingenere carentem, indigentem, seu cui aliqud da
sigidicat in specie autem olim mutum signat.
goth. Mati. l. 9. 33. Kodida sa damba Anglos. se dum
eraec. s
conp. Duc l. 22gah vas
dumbs. Angeos. aud dumo thurtounede, Gedm mnd
eeno sreum. Analos. Matik. V2 K2 se vaes tlindand
dumb ubi in vetere nsto evam legi dum restat qumi
n esse inditium patet ex Goth. L uc. 2 135. ubi at daba
est oemutesce peo quo Marcig. 39. afdumon occuirit.
unius putat esse ex rebraeom, obmutuit, silvel unde
eamero siitantoicum mua, mutus 30. Davies deduit
tumstupodus. Myl. delinqua Bely. ad dit. ad
c. 4. Dom, Britan. vel domme, mutus; damam,
Hebr. vel dam et intinitivo dom, mutum esse; sitere.
antiquo Teuron. etiam doin, inde sdom et cupho
nia gratia hodie stom: inde frite Labinum mutuus
Dom Belgis etiam stupidus est; et qui mutus, stupet
ut insensus. (non sesta alseinnavae und wedest nh
Zumb proprie mutus. Anglos. adumbanian obmutescere, adum
vodi ved. auton
to Gotu. otium vacans tempus. Videt dunio in obs. ad Wil.
. 265. ortum traxise ex roun pars, portio; ac proprie qui
dem Portio jurta dimensione saccisa ut Cimbricum tom prima
sua acceptione designaverit tempus, quod scriptoribus latinis
nuncepatur succitivum.
sum, stupidus Rudbek. Ht(. P. H.c. 4. Dant
qua nostra vecoes est, stypidus et is coirtit
ul virium adest. Etiam dumbe, mutus. v. st