Italianise
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 282
i-tal'yan-Iz, v.t to make Italian.— v.i to play the Italian to speak Italian- Italicise, l-tal'i-sl/, v.t. to print in Italics ItaliCB, i-tal'iks, fi.pl a kind of t> pcs which slope to the right (as m the last four words-, so called because fiist used by an Italian printer, Aldo Manuzio, about 1500 Itch, ich, n an uneasy, irritating sensation in the skin an eruptive disease in the skin, caused by a parasitic animal a constant teasing desire. vi. to have an uncasj, irntating sensation in the skin to have a constant, teasing desne. [A.S. gktha, gicenr.s an lulling gu can, to itch; Scot youk, ymk, Ger jutken to itili Itchy, ich'b adj. pertaining to or affecied with itch. Item, T'tem, adv (lit likewise: also. — a separate article or particular.---?',/, to mike a note of [L. id, that, akin to Sans itiham. tints Iterate, il'er-at, v to do again to lepea’ in modern usage replaced by the veib miff ate — —n. Iteration, repetition [I. itera. -atmu iterum this, and comparative alf i\ ter mu), beyond this, again akm to Sans tiara, other
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