Participate

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 134
pär-tis'-e-pate, v.n. to partake; to have v.a. take). to partake; to share (L, pars, apart, and capio, to 486 ] Participation, pär-tis-e-pa'-shun, s. the sharing in com Participative, pär-tis -e-pa-tiv, a. capable of par tic i Participator, pär-tis -e-pa-tur, s. a partaker. Participial, pår-te-sip' -e-al, a. having the nature and Participle, pär'-te-sip's, s. aword of the nature partly of Particle, pär'-te-kl, s. a minute part or portion; a Particular,pär-tik'-u-lar,a. pertaining toa single person Particularity, pär-tik-u-lar -e-te, a. the quality of being Particularization, pär-tik-u-lar-e-za -shun, s. act of par Particularize, pär-tik'-u-lar-ize, v.a. to mention or enuParting, pärt' -ing, a. separating; given at separation; Partisan, pär-te-zan, s. akind of halbert. Partisanship, pär'-te-zan-ship, s. adherence to a party. Partite, pär' -tite, a. divided almost to the base [Bot.] Partition, pär-tish'-un, s. division; separation; that a a Partitive, denoting pär'-ti-tiv, apart [Gram.] a. denoting a part: s. a word Partlet, pärt'-let, s. a ruff; a band or collar (part). Partly, pärt' -le, ad. in part; not wholly. Partner, pärt'-ner, s. one who shares with another; a Partnership, pärt'-ner-ship, s. the a ociation of per Partridge, pär -trij, s. a gallinaceous bird, protected a Part-song, ong, pärt'-song, pärt' -song, s. asong to be sung imparts. Parturient, pär-tew'-re-ant, a. bringing forth young Parturition, pär-tu-rish'-un, s. the bringing forth. Party, pär -te, s.a number of persons united in opinion Party-coloured, pär'-te-kul-urd, a. of divers colours. Partyism, pär' -te-izm, s, devotion to party. Party-jury, pär' -te-ju-re, s. a jury one half natives, one Party-spirit, pär' -te-spir-it, s. that which animates a Party-wall, pär'-te-wawl, s. a common wall separating Parvenu, pär -ve-new, s. an upstart (Fr. from L.per, and Pas, pä, s, step; precedence. Pasch, pask, s. the pa over; Easter. Pasch-egg, a dyed Paschal, pas'-kal, a. pertaining to the pa over or Pasha, på-shä, or pa-shä, s. a Turkish viceroy (Pers. Pashalic, pa-shä'-lik, s. jurisdiction of a pasha. Pasigraphy, på-sig'-ra-fe, s. a system of universal Pasque-flower, pask'-flower, s. a species of anemone, Pasquil, pas'-kwin, s. a lampoon or coarse Pasquinade, pas'-kwin-ade, s satire: v.a. to lampoon; Pasquilant, pas'-kwe-lant, 5 s. a lampooner; a low Pasquiler, pas'-kwil-er, satirist. Pa , päs, v.n. to move from one place to another, or: arded;to take place; to thrust; tolet go unheeded;: transferred; to go through; to run. To come to pa , Pa ,päs, v.a, to go beyond, through,or over; to spend; to cause to move hastily; to transfer; to strain; to utter; to pronounce; to cause to go to omit;to approve; to enact.
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