pauper It i ous

[Mod. Latin pauper it i us, from Lat. pauper =a poor man.] Bot .: Poor; having a starved appearance. ( Pax ton.) [English pauperiz ( e ); pâu-per-i-zā'-tion, s. -ation. The act or proce of pauperizing, or reducing to a state of pauperism. "There is no pauperization of the peasantry around."_ Black: Adventures of a Phaeton, ch. xvi. pâu-për-ize, pâu ́-për-işe, v. t. [Eng. pauper; -ize.] To reduce to a state of pauperism. *pâu-per-ous, a. [Eng. pauper ; -ous.] Poor; relating to or connected with the poor; employed for the benefit of the poor. "A stock employed in God's banks for pauperous and pious uses."-Ward: Sermons, p. 173.