privily
111παρείσακτοι — παρείσακτος introduced privily masc/fem nom/voc pl …
112παρείσακτος — introduced privily masc/fem nom sg …
113secretly — [adv] in hidden manner behind closed doors*, behind someone’s back*, by stealth, clandestinely, confidentially, covertly, furtively, hush hush*, in camera*, in confidence, in holes and corners*, in secret, insidiously, in strict confidence*,… …
114concealers — /kansiylarz/ In old English law, such as find out concealed lands; that is, lands privily kept from the king by common persons having nothing to show for them. They are called a troublesome, disturbant sort of men; turbulent persons …
115connive — /kanayv/ To co operate secretly with, or to have a secret or clandestine understanding with. To take part or co operate privily with another, to aid or abet. To look upon with secret favor; it implies both knowledge and assent, either active or… …
116enitia pars semper prxferenda est propter privilegium aetatis — /anish(iy)a parz sempar prefarenda est proptar privaliyjiyam ateytas/ The part of the elder register is always to be preferred on account of the privily of age …
117concealers — /kansiylarz/ In old English law, such as find out concealed lands; that is, lands privily kept from the king by common persons having nothing to show for them. They are called a troublesome, disturbant sort of men; turbulent persons …
118connive — /kanayv/ To co operate secretly with, or to have a secret or clandestine understanding with. To take part or co operate privily with another, to aid or abet. To look upon with secret favor; it implies both knowledge and assent, either active or… …
119enitia pars semper prxferenda est propter privilegium aetatis — /anish(iy)a parz sempar prefarenda est proptar privaliyjiyam ateytas/ The part of the elder register is always to be preferred on account of the privily of age …
120privy — ► ADJECTIVE (privy to) ▪ sharing in the knowledge of (something secret). ► NOUN (pl. privies) ▪ a toilet in a small shed outside a house. DERIVATIVES privily adverb. ORIGIN Old French prive private , also private place , from Latin priva …