Morâtus, pen. prod. Adiect. Cicer.That hath maners good or ill: well or ill manoured.Quemadmodum educatus, institutus, moraiúsq, fuerit.Cic.How he was brought vp, instructed, and nurtured.Fabula rectè morata. Hor. A commodie. wherein the maners or conditions of the parties be aptly and liuely represented or expressed.Morata ianua.Plaut.A gate well nurtured.Ita hunc adolescentes morati sunt.Plaut.So naughty conditions young men haue now a dayes.Moratus benc.Plaut.Well manered or nurtured.Moratum optimè genus hominum.Cic.Bene moratæ & bene cõstitutæ ciuitates.Cic.Cities in good faion or order, and well gouerned.Morata oratio.Quintil.An oration that expresseth or representeth the maners or affections of persons.Bene moratam disciplinam obtinere. Colum.
Moror, morâris, moratus sum, morâri. Quint. To tarle: to abyde, rest, dwell, or continue in a place: to let or cause to cary: to passe for or esteeme.Quid me pater adhuc retines? quid moraris abeuntem. Qui. Why make you him tarie that would be gone:Gladium educere conantis dextram moratur manum. Cæs. He stayed or letted his right hande as hee was about to drawe out his sworde.Egomer conuiuas moror.Terent.I cause my guestes to tary on me.Diutius morari.Cic.Longius morari in loco aliquo. Propert. To tary longer in a place.Longo morari tempore.Virg.Morari emori. Catul. To deferre to die.Iter alicuius morari.Ouid.Longa ambage aliquem morari.Ouid.To stay one with lõg circumstance of wordes.Carmina morantur oculos alicuius, aurésque. Horat. Uerses holde attent both eyes and eares.Eamus intrò. PH. non moror. Plaut.I am teadyiyou shal not tary on me.-ne affinem morer, Quin vt accersat me, meam, &c.Plaut.That I may not cause my cosin to stay, or tarie on me.Acne pluribus moremur in te confessa, in regione Italiæ octaua, &c. Plin. And not to make any longer processe in a matter euident and playne.Circa aliquid morari. Horat. Diutius morari aut expectare præfidium, non necesse habui. Lentulus. To tary and looke for. Morari. Brutus ad Ciceronem. To tary or abide in a place.Paulisper apud oppidum morari. Cæsar. Morari apud aliquem. Pomponius. To tary at ones house.Morari cum aliquo, Idem. Scæuola. In vrbe morati.Ouid.To abide or dwell in the citie.Sub dio morari. Horat. Clamores, imperia, purpuram nihil moror. Plau. I esteeme not shootes or cries, kingdomes, princely apparell, &c.Mihi negauit eius operam se morarier.Plaut.He fayd to me he passed not for his helpe.Nihil ne ego quidem moror quominus decemuiratu abeam. Liuius. I refuse not, or passe not to giue ouer my office of. &c.Morari solutionem. Paul. To deferre the payment. Morandi, morando, morandum, Gerundium.Virg.-ipsúmque morando Sustinuit.