Phil., physiol., med., alch., astrol. (a) To change, modify, transform; alteren to (sth.); (b) to change for the worse; affect adversely; deteriorate; (c) to change for the better; affect……

(a) The action of raising or erecting; (b) swelling, bulging; (c) astrol. the ascendant. …

Astron. and astrol. That degree of the ecliptic or zodiac which is arising above the horizon at a given moment; taken the ascendent, to determine this degree; also, the attendant configuration of……

Astrol. The relative position, described in angular distance, of one planet or sign to another at a certain time; such a position, or a series of such positions, held to be good or evil in influencing……

Astrol. Placed in aspect (with another planet). …

(a) A happy condition of existence; well-being, prosperity, good fortune; ?happiness caused by well-being or prosperity; blis and bale, good fortune and misfortune, happiness and misery; sone of blis……

(a) A bull; fre bole, a bull free to roam with the herd [see Homans Eng.Villagers 61-3]; (b) a steer or bullock. …

(a) Math. The process of computing or reckoning; the art or science of reckoning; (b) astrol. the process of making a horoscope; the art or science of astrological computation; also, a computation in……

(a) Math. To reckon or compute (sth.), count; prepare (a mathematical table); also, to suppose (that sth. is true); (b) astrol. to cast horoscopes, etc.; solve (a problem) by calculation, find (an……

The process of computing or reckoning; the art or science of reckoning: (a) math.; (b) astrol. and divination. …

The scepter of a king, emperor, or other ruler, borne in the hand as one of the symbols of sovereign power. …

To strengthen (sb.) spiritually, inspire with fortitude or courage; comforten herte; also, assure, reassure (sb.). …

(a) To mix or blend (different things); (b) to combine (different things) to form a whole; fashion or construct (sth.); (c) of parts: to constitute (sth.). …

(a) The act or process of joining, combining, or uniting two or more things; the fact of being joined or united, a union; (b) sexual union or intercourse; (c) a juncture or joint. …

Astron. (a) A constellation of fixed stars; (b) position or elevation (of the sun). …

Of paired entities: opposing, opposite; as noun: the opposite. …

(a) A quarrel, dispute, disagreement; (b) disputing, quarreling, strife; (c) ben at (in) debat, to quarrel, be engaged in a dispute; fallen at (in) debat, quarrel; maken debat, quarrel, pick a……

(a) Depression of spirits, despondency; (b) unhappy condition, degradation, humiliation; (c) astrol. of a planet: loss of influence (opposite of exaltation). …

(a) To throw (sth.) down, cast; (b) to degrade (sb.); (c) to cast down the spirits of (sb.), make despondent; (d) astrol. to deprive (a planet) of influence. …

(a) To force (sth.) down, drive (sb.) downward; push down, crush; (b) med. to condense (sth.); thicken (the skin), reduce (a swelling); (c) p.ppl. depresse, drooping.. …