nī^grefacĭo — Lewis & Short
nī^grefacĭo, ēre, v. a.1. niger-facio,
I to make black, to blacken: nigrefacio, melanopoiw=, Vet. Gloss.—Pass.: nigrĕfīo, to become black, Theod. Prisc. 1, 5.
The corpus record — Latin
nī^grefacĭo
nī^grefacĭo · v. a
to make black, to blacken
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