11460 Ergebnisse
- caustice, caustices fa caustic plant, called scelerata in pure Latin
- camelopodion, camelopodii na plant, camel’s-foot, horehound
- compartior 4be made partaker of
- conterminus, contermina, conterminumbordering upon, neighboring, having a common border
- conscreor 1clear the voice, hawk much, clear my throat, cough
- confuseconfusedly, without order, disorderly
- communico 1divide a thing with one, communicate, impart, share, join to an equal part, unite, have intercourse with an inferior, make common, make low, make base, contaminate, defile
- caldamentum, caldamenti nfermentation, , warm compress, warm poultice
- compitalia, compitalium nfestival, annually celebrated at cross-roads (compita) in honor of the Lares
- crementum, crementi ngrowth, increase
- convivas opperiorguests expect
- collumino 1illuminate on all sides
- collabefacto 1make to reel, make to shake, make to totter
- contraria inter seopposites, contrasts
- comicus, comica, comicumpertaining to comedy, comic, represented in comedy
- corvinus, corvina, corvinumpertaining to the raven, raven-
- circumtollo 3remove on every side
- criminosereproach fully, slanderously
- capulum, capuli nsarcophagus, bier, sepulchre, tomb
- capulus, capuli msarcophagus, bier, sepulchre, tomb, handle, hilt of a sword, halter for catching cattle, lasso, catch rope
- conditus, condita, conditumseasoned, savory, polished, ornamented
- conclaudo 3shut up closely, close up, enclose, confine
- colluctor 1struggle with, contend with, wrestle with
- caurio 4the natural sound of the rutting panther
- chromatice, chromatices fthe science of the chromatic harmony
- cereum funalewax torch, wax flare
- consomnio 1
- cataphasis, cataphasis f
- confabulatus, confabulatus m
- cynodon, cynodontis
- cynodus, cynodontis c
- commodo alicui aliquid
- contineor aliqua rebe enclosed by something
- convellor 3contract
- cibos ambulatione perficio
- crataegum, crataegi n
- certissimum signum amoris
- conquaterno 1
- consuetudo, consuetudinis f
- cena terrestris
- contemporalis, contemporalis m a contemporary
- crotaphos, crotaphi m a pain in the temples
- converto 3 changeably
- colorabilis, colorabile chromatic
- colorarius, colorarii m chromatic
- crudele cruelly
- conspolium, conspolii n kind of sacrificial cake
- Corybantius, Corybantia, Corybantium of the Corybantes
- caurinus, caurina, caurinum of the north-west wind
- comitium, comitii n place for the assembling of the Romans voting by the curiœ situated near the Forum, any place of assembly
- Caudium, Caudii n small but ancient city of Samnium
- coctilia, coctilium n very dry wood, that burns without smoke
- cephus, cephi m, a kind of monkey,
- coracesia, coracesiae f, a magical herb said to make water freeze
- cryptarius, cryptarii m, a superintendent of vaults,
- comitiatus, comitiatus m, an assembly of the people in the comitia,
- crimen ad me revoco, bring the accusation upon oneself,
- comas como, comb one's hair,
- comas pecto, comb one's hair,
- contessero 1, contract friendship by means of the tesserae
- cotidiano, daily, everyday,
- cloacarium, cloacarii n, duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones or for maintaining and cleansing the sewers,
- censum ago, hold the treasury, hold the census,
- circumteneo 2, keep around, possess,
- clavicularius, clavicularii m, key-keeper, jailer,
- chamaedracōn, chamaedracontos m, kind of African serpent, ground-serpent,
- condepso 3, knead together,
- caput litterarum, main content of the scripture
- confervefacio 5, make glowing, make melting
- contractor, contractoris m, one who makes a contract, contractor,
- complanator, complanatoris m, one who makes level,
- commeio 3, pissing,
- conicio 5, put together logically, connect, draw a conclusion from collected particulars, conclude, infer, conjecture,
- censoria subscriptio, reasoned indication of the censorial reprimand,
- casses pono, stretch the nets
- confine, confinis n, that which borders upon, boundary, border, confine, neighborhood,
- catumeum, catumei n(a kind of) sacrificial cake, offering cake
- comitia, comitiorum n(deciding) people's assembly
- communis salutis inimicus(politically) radical
- Cydippe, Cydippes f1) the mistress of Acontius, 2) a Nereid
- cursus impedimentorum centum decem metrorum110 meters hurdles, 110 meter hurdle race
- conserva, conservae fa (female) fellow-slave
- conscius, conscii ma (male or female) participant in a thing, an accessory, accomplice, confidant
- comessatio, comessationis fa Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting
- comisatio, comisationis fa Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting
- comissatio, comissationis fa Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting
- cacozelus, cacozeli ma bad imitator
- cacozelia, cacozeliae fa bad, faulty, awkward imitation
- componitura balance is achieved, a balance is reached, one compares
- consuetudo, consuetudinis fa being accustomed, custom, habit, use, usage, customary right, usage as a common law, social intercourse, companionship, familiarity, conversation, intercourse in love
- curvatio, curvationis fa bending
- curvamen, curvaminis na bending, bend, vaulting
- curvamentum, curvamenti na bending, bend, vaulting
- curvatura, curvaturae fa bending, rounding, bend, vault
- conexio, conexionis fa binding together, close union, an organic union, conclusion, a logical sequence, syllable
- constrictio, constrictionis fa binding together, drawing together, binding, stopping of the bowels
- cinnamolgos, cinnamolgi ma bird in Arabia
- cinnamolgus, cinnamolgi ma bird in Arabia
- cercerisa bird living in the water and on land
- circanea, circaneae fa bird so named from its circular flight
- ciris, ciris fa bird
- conca, concae fa bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda
- concha, conchae fa bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda
- cognata, cognatae fa blood relative, kinswoman
- cognatus, cognati ma blood-relation, kinsman
- conspiratio, conspirationis fa blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators
- conspiratus, conspiratus ma blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators
- cumatile, cumatilis na bluish garment
- confractio, confractionis fa breach, rupture
- confractura, confracturae fa breach, rupture
- confractus, confractus ma breach, rupture
- clades, cladis fa breaking, beating, dashing to pieces, destruction, devastation, injury, mischief, harm, misfortune, disaster, loss, detriment, calamity, disaster, defeat, overthrow, discomfiture, massacre, destroyer, scourge, pest, corruption
- congestio, congestionis fa bringing together, a heaping up, accumulation, that which is heaped up, heap, mass, pile
- collatus, collatus ma bringing together, attack, contributing to knowledge, teaching
- conductio, conductionis fa bringing together, uniting, spasm, convulsion, hiring, farming
- chlamus, chlamudis fa broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle
- chlamyda, chlamydae fa broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle
- chlamys, chlamydis fa broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle
- clamis, clamidis fa broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle
- clamys, clamydis fa broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle
- castellum omnium sceleruma bulwark of all crimes, a refuge of all crimes
- crematio, cremationis fa burning, consuming by fire, cremation
- captivus, captivi ma captive in war, captive, prisoner
- carmen, carminis n [2]a card, for wool or flax
- circumlatio, circumlationis fa carrying around
- convectio, convectionis fa carrying together, a bringing together
- consummatio, consummationis fa casting up, a reckoning together, a summing up, summary view, union, accumulation, a comprehending, a connecting together, a finishing, a completing, a accomplishing, consummation
- convolvolus, convolvoli ma caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf, web caterpillar, bind-weed
- convolvulus, convolvuli ma caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf, web caterpillar, bind-weed
- causa testimoniis communitaa cause secured by credentials
- Cyprianus, Cypriani ma celebrated Church father of the third century, bishop at Carthage
- Cyllaros, Cyllari ma Centaur, horse of Pollux, given to him by Juno
- Cyllarus, Cyllari ma Centaur, horse of Pollux, given to him by Juno
- certa nota iudicandia certain criterion for the judgment
- commutatio fita change occurs, a change takes place
- crepundia, crepundiorum na child’s rattle, amulet, rattling musical instruments
- chimaera est animal, quod constat e materia genetica humana et ex cellulis ovariis animaliuma chimaera is a living being composed of human genetic material and animal oocytes, , a fabulous monster in Lycia, which vomited fire; in front a lion, in the hinder part a dragon, and in the middle a goat; slain by Bellerophon
- Christianus, Christiani ma Christian, a Christian clergyman
- chroma, chromatis na chromatic scale
- circumventio, circumventionis fa circumventing, defrauding
- Cutina, Cutinar fa city of the Vestini
- caelum imbribus foeduma climate nasty because of its rains
- cusor, cusoris ma coiner of money
- collectio, collectionis fa collecting together, collecting, acquiring, summing up of things said, short repetition, recapitulation, summary, argumentation, reasoning, syllogism, conclusion, inference, swelling, tumor, abscess
- coactio, coactionis fa collecting, calling in
- coniugatio, coniugationis fa combining, connecting, mingling, mixture, conjugation, syllogism
- congressus, congressus ma coming together, going together, friendly meeting, social assembly, conference, conversation, close union, combination, carnal union, copulation, judicial contest
- coitus, coitus ma coming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, ingrafting
- coitio, coitionis fa coming together, meeting together, meeting, uniting, banding together, conspiracy, plot, coalition, sexual intercourse, coition
- civitas conficientissima litteraruma community that loves to note everything accurately, a writerly community
- comparatio militum fita comparison of the soldiers is made
- certamen inter quosdam contrahitura competition develops between some of them
- coitio facta esta compromise was reached
- commanipularis, commanipularis ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- commanipulo, commanipulonis ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- commanipulus, commanipuli ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- commanuplius, commanuplii ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- commanuplus, commanupli ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- conmanipularis, conmanipularis ma comrade who is in the same manipulus
- certa definitaque causaa concrete legal case, a specific legal case
- condemnatio, condemnationis fa condemning
- concrescentia, concrescentiae fa condensing
- condensatio, condensationis fa condensing, condensation
- confessio, confessionis fa confession, acknowledgment, a creed, avowal of belief, acknowledgment of Christ, acknowledgment of Christ under torture, torture, suffering for religion’s sake
- confinium, confinii na confine, common boundary, limit, border, neighborhood, nearness, close connection, confines, boundaries
- consolidatio, consolidationis fa confirming of ownership, establishing of ownership
- coniectatio, coniectationis fa conjecturing, guessing, conjecture, surmise
- copulatus, copulatus ma connecting together, joining together
- consequens, consequentis na consequence
- consolatio, consolationis fa consoling, consolation, comfort, a consolatory discourse, a consolatory treatise, an encouraging, an encouragement, an alleviating
- consona, consonae fa consonant
- consonans, consonantis fa consonant
- coquitatio, coquitationis fa continuous cooking
- convocatio, convocationis fa convoking, calling together, assembling together
- cabus, cabi ma corn-measure, answering to the χοῖνιξ
- curculio, curculionis ma corn-worm, weevil, membrum virile, gurgler, gurgling person
- corruptio, corruptionis fa corrupt condition, corruption
- corruptio, corruptionis fa corrupting, spoiling, seducing, bribery
- copulatio, copulationis fa coupling, joining, connecting, uniting
- cuculio, cuculionis ma covering for the head, cap, hood
- cucullio, cucullionis ma covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case
- cucullus, cuculli ma covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case
- cuculla, cucullae fa covering, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case
- cancer et hoc et illoc quadrata crab fits here and there
- creatio, creationis fa creating, producing, begetting, an electing to an office, choice
- cardamina, cardaminae fa cress-like plant
- criticus, critici ma critic
- coetus alienigenarum velut captivitas infertura crowd of strangers is imposed like a captivity
- conglomeratio, conglomerationis fa crowding together, an assembly
- constipatio, constipationis fa crowding together, dense crowd
- cultura, culturae fa cultivating, care, cultivation, agriculture, tillage, husbandry, care, culture, a honoring, a courting, flattering
- cucurbitatio, cucurbitationis fa cupping
- curia, curiae fa curia or court, one of the thirty parts into which Romulus divided the Roman people
- coronis, coronidis fa curved line or flourish formed with a pen, which writers or transcribers were accustomed to make at the end of a book or chapte
- cubital, cubitalis na cushion for leaning on, elbow-cushion
- caesa, caesae fa cut
- circumcisura, circumcisurae fa cutting around
- cisorium, cisorii na cutting instrument
- consectio, consectionis fa cutting to pieces, a cleaving to pieces
- concisio, concisionis fa cutting, cutting to pieces, destruction, mutilation, separating of a sentence into short divisions or clauses
- Cyclops, Cyclopis ma Cyclops
- Cynicus, Cynici ma Cynic philosopher, a Cynic
- chryselectros, chryselectri fa dark-yellow precious stone, amber-colored hyacinth
- contenebratio, contenebrationis fa darkening
- consilium mihi captum esta decision was made by me
- corpus infirmum annisa decrepit body
- clades bello Gallico acceptaa defeat suffered in the Gallic War
- comperendinatio, comperendinationis fa deferring of the time (of trial) to the third day or later, delay
- comperendinatus, comperendinatus ma deferring of the time (of trial) to the third day or later, delay
- cunctamen, cunctaminis na delaying, hesitating
- contatio, contationis fa delaying, lingering, tarrying, delay, hesitation, doubt
- cunctatio, cunctationis fa delaying, lingering, tarrying, delay, hesitation, doubt
- contemptus, contemptus ma despising, contemning, contempt, scorn
- contemptio, contemptionis fa despising, disregard, contempt, scorn, disdain
- corcus, corci ma disease of the chest
- Calamis, Calamĭdis ma distinguished Greek sculptor and artificer in metals
- capreida, capreidae fa diuretic plant
- concisura, concisurae fa dividing, distributing, hollow, chink, cleft
- congeminatio, congeminationis fa doubling, an embracing
- corrivatio, corrivationis fa drawing together of streams of water
- constrictura, constricture fa drawing together
- contractus, contractus ma drawing together, shrinking, wrinkling, an entering upon an affair,a transacting of an affair, contract, agreement
- conscriptio, conscriptionis fa drawing up in writing, a composing, composition, a representation, treatise, writing, a levying of troops
- curmi n (indecl.)a drink made from grain
- circumpotatio, circumpotationis fa drinking around in a funeral meal
- caucus, cauci ma drinkingvessel
- commensus, commensus ma due proportion, a due measure, symmetry
- commoratio, commorationis fa dwelling, tarrying, abiding, lingering, sojourning, delaying, dwelling upon some important point, abiding place
- casus, casus ma falling, falling down, fall, overthrow, throwing down, destruction, end, moral fall, false step, error, change from a higher to a lower condition, occurrence, event, accident, chance, misfortune, emergency, occasion, opportunity, adverse event, misfortune, mishap, calamity
- conflatio, conflationis fa fanning, kindling, stirring up
- coepulonus, coepuloni ma fellowbanqueter, companion at a feast
- crotalistria, crotalistriae fa female castanet dancer, a (rattling) stork
- creditrix, creditrici fa female creditor, lender, creditor
- cymbalistria, cymbalistriae fa female cymbal-player
- curatrix, curatricis fa female guardian, supervisor, caregiver, superintendent
- corollaria, corollariae fa female merchant of flower-garlands, title of a drama of Nævius
- condiscipula, condiscipuliae fa female school-fellow
- copa, copae fa female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer, who exhibited her arts in her ale-house
- codeta, codetae fa field overgrown with horsetail
- constantia, constantiae fa firm standing, steadiness, firmness, immutability, unchangeableness, constancy, perseverance, agreement, harmony, symmetry, consistency, firmness of character, steadfastness, immovability, self-possession
- ciris, ciris fa fish into which Scylla, the daughter of Nisus, was changed
- cirris, cirridis fa fish into which Scylla, the daughter of Nisus, was changed
- classis centum naviuma fleet of one hundred ships
- concasus, concasus ma folding up
- continuatio, continuationis fa following of one thing after another, unbroken series, connection, continuation, succession, uninterrupted succession, a period
- certamen proelialea formal fight
- castellum cognomento Volanduma fortress called Volandum
- Cyrene, Cyrenes f (3)a fountain in Thessaly
- Cyane, Cyanes fa fountain near Syracuse
- cyprinum, cyprini na fragrant oil, made from the blossoms of the cyprus, cyprus-oil, cyprus-ointment
- canis timidus vehementius latrat quam mordeta frightened dog barks more terribly than it bites
- consutum, consuti na garment stitched together
- crithologia, crithologiae fa gathering of barley
- colisatum, colisati na Gaulish chariot]
- collis clementer et molliter adsurgensa gently rising hill
- collis leniter acclivisa gently rising hill
- cantharida, cantharidae fa genus of beetle, the (very poisonous) Spanish fly, worm injurious to the vine and rose
- cantharis, cantharidis fa genus of beetle, the (very poisonous) Spanish fly, worm injurious to the vine and rose
- condonatio, condonationis fa giving away
- coruscamen, coruscaminis na glittering, a flash
- coruscatio, coruscationis fa glittering, a flash, coruscation
- collesis, collesis fa gluing together
- conglutinatio, conglutinationis fa gluing together, cementing together, a joining together
- circumgressus, circumgressus ma going about, compass, circuit of a thing
- commeatus, commeatus ma going to and fro, passing freely, going at will, place through which one can pass back and forth, thoroughfare, passage, leave of absence from one’s station for a definite time, furlough
- chrysites, chrysitae ma gold-colored precious stone
- chrysocephalos, chrysocephali ma golden basilisk
- complusculi, complusculae, complusculaa good many, not a few, several
- cucurbita, cucurbitae fa gourd, a cup, cupping-glass, a blockhead
- chlaena, chlaenae fa greek outer garment, a greek cloak
- chloreus, chlorei ma greenish bird
- consalutatio, consalutationis fa greeting, mutual salutation
- contritio, contritionis fa grinding, contrition, grief
- criminosus, criminosi ma guilty man
- Cynosarges, Cynosargis na gymnasium near Athens sacred to Hercules
- consuetudo inveterascita habit becomes entrenched
- Cynos, Cyni fa harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay
- Cynus, Cyni fa harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay
- corus, cori m (3)a Hebrew measure
- cudo, cudonis ma helmet made of raw skin
- collis leniter ab infimo acclivisa hill gently rising from below
- continentia, continentiae fa holding back, repressing, briding, restraining of one’s passions and desires, abstemiousness, continence, temperance, moderation, the contents of a work, contiguity, proximity
- cavamen, cavaminis na hollowing out, cavern, hollow
- corniculum, corniculi na horn-shaped ornament upon the helmet, as a reward for bravery
- centussis, centussis ma hundred asses
- centum sestertiia hundred sesterces
- centies miliesa hundred thousand times
- centiens (centies)a hundred times
- centiesa hundred times
- centuma hundred, an indefinite, large number
- centiplex, centiplicisa hundredfold
- centuplex, centuplicisa hundredfold
- centuplicata, centuplicatorum na hundredfold
- centuplum, centupli na hundredfold
- coniectio, coniectionis fa hurling, throwing, putting together, comparing, inference, conjecture, interpretation, the draft of a law-case, summary of a law-case, outline of a law-case, a controverted question, subject of a controversy
- contabulatio, contabulationis fa joining of boards together, a flooring, planking, floor, story, a covering of boards, folds, tucks
- contignatio, contignationis fa joining together of beams, floor composed of joists and boards, story, floor
- consertio, consertionis fa joining together
- compagina, compaginae fa joining together, combination
- conexus, conexus ma joining together, combination, connection
- connexus, connexus ma joining together, combination, connection
- commissura, commissurae fa joining together, connecting together, band, knot, joint, seam, juncture, commissure, mingling, connection in discourse
- coniunctio, coniunctionis fa joining together, connecting, uniting, union, conjunction, agreement, affinity, sympathy, conjugal connection, marriage, wedlock
- compages, compagis fa joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace
- compago, compaginis fa joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace
- contextus, contextus ma joining together, putting together, connection, coherence
- conclusura, conclusurae fa joining, connection
- compaginatio, compaginationis fa joining, joint
- contextio, contextionis fa joining, putting together, a preparing, composing
- copulatum, copulati na joint sentence, called also conjunctum
- congener, congeneri ma joint son-inlaw
- conservatio, conservationis fa keeping, preserving
- callithrix, callithricis, fa kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia
- coroniola, coroniolae fa kind of autumnal rose
- campagus, campagi ma kind of boot worn by military officers
- callarias, callariae ma kind of codfish
- cyparissias, cyparissiae ma kind of fiery meteor
- citrium, citrii na kind of gourd
- choerogryllus, choerogrylli ma kind of hare
- cenchris, cenchridis fa kind of hawk
- chrysocanthos, chrysocanthi fa kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries
- chrysocarpus, chrysocarpi fa kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries
- chrysopteros, chrysopteri ma kind of jasper
- caesapon, īa kind of lettuce
- cyniola, cyniolae fa kind of lettuce
- chamulcus, chamulci ma kind of machine, , cargo hauler, tug, wooden loop
- cynocardamon, cynocardami na kind of nasturtium
- ciosmis, ciosmis fa kind of ointment
- cervisca, cerviscae fa kind of pear
- chrysomelinum malum a kind of quince
- chrysomelum, chrysomeli na kind of quince
- ciperum, ciperi na kind of rushes, Cyprus grass
- cyperon, cyperi na kind of rushes, Cyprus grass
- cyperos, cyperi ma kind of rushes, Cyprus grass
- cyperum, cyperi na kind of rushes, Cyprus grass
- cernuus, cernui ma kind of shoe
- ceua, ceuae fa kind of small cow
- ceva, cevae fa kind of small cow
- contarii, contariorum ma kind of soldiers armed with pikes, pike-bearers
- chrysoaspides, chrysoaspidpidum ma kind of soldiers under Alexander Severus
- cenchris, cenchridis ma kind of spotted serpent
- cypsellus, cypselli ma kind of swallow
- cypselus, cypseli ma kind of swallow
- capreolus, capreoli ma kind of wild goat, chamois, roebuck, weeding-hoe
- cantharites, cantharitae ma kind of wine
- Cepheus, Cephei m (Cepheus, Cepheos m)a king of Ethiopia
- conscientia, conscientiae fa knowing of a thing together with another person, joint knowledge, a joint knowledge of something, a being privy to, a knowing along with others, privity, cognizance
- cultus, cultus ma laboring at, labor, care, cultivation, culture, training, education, an honoring, reverence, adoration, veneration
- claudus, claudi ma lame man
- cantharum, canthari na large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water
- cantarus, cantari ma large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish
- cantharus, canthari ma large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish
- correptio, correptionis fa laying hold of, seizing, reproof, reproach, a shortening, decreasing
- culeum, culei na leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum
- culeus, culei ma leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum
- corycus, coryci ma leathern sack filled with sand, flour etc
- causa centumviralisa legal case adjudicated by the centumvirs
- clementer factuma lenient act
- constrator, constratoris ma leveller, quieter, calmer
- candela, candelae fa light made of wax or tallow, wax-light, tallow-candle, taper, fire, a cord covered with wax
- cisium, cisii na light two-wheeled vehicle, cabriolet
- consubstantialitas, consubstantialitatis fa like quality
- claudicatio, claudicationis fa limping
- cinisculus, cinisculi ma little ashes
- callidulus, callidula, calliduluma little cunning, a little sly
- celeriusculus,celeriuscula, celeriusculuma little faster
- corniculum, corniculi na little horn, a small funnel of horn
- claudaster, claudastri ma little lame
- chartula, chartulae fa little paper, small writing, bill
- condalium, condalii na little ring for slaves, title of a comedy not now extant
- curculiunculus, curculiunculi ma little weevil, something trifling, something worthless
- convictus, convictus ma living together, intimacy, social intercourse, a banquet, feast, entertainment
- convivium, convivii na living together, meal in company, social feast, entertainment, banquet, company at table, guests
- conspectio, conspectionis fa look, sight, view
- convicium, convicii na loud noise, a cry, clamor, outcry, the sound of wrangling, the cry of altercation or contention, an urgent, clamorous importunity, loud, violent disapprobation or contradiction, loud, violent reproaching, abuse, reviling, insult, the object of reproach
- convitium, convitii na loud noise, a cry, clamor, outcry, the sound of wrangling, the cry of altercation or contention, an urgent, clamorous importunity, loud, violent disapprobation or contradiction, loud, violent reproaching, abuse, reviling, insult, the object of reproach
- cubitio, cubitionis fa lying down
- cubitura, cubiturae fa lying down
- cubitus, cubitus ma lying down, bed, couch
- cubatio terrenaa lying down, lying on the ground, lying
- concubitus, concubitus ma lying together, reclining, copulation, coition
- causea, causeae fa Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers
- causia, causiae fa Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers
- charitoblepharon, charitoblephari na magical plant producing love
- charitoblepharos, charitoblephari ma magical plant producing love
- confector, confectoris ma maker, preparer, finisher, tanner, dyer, destroyer, consumer, slayer
- conditio, conditionis f (2)a making, creating, a thing made, a work
- confectura, confecturae fa making, preparing
- confectio, confectionis fa making, preparing, producing, arranging, composing, completing, an exaction, that which is prepared, that which is made, a diminishing, destroying, a chewing, masticating, a weakening, impairing
- cinaedulus, cinaeduli ma male wanton
- causa parum iustaa matter too trivial
- consultatio, consultationis fa mature deliberation, consideration, consultation, subject of consultation, case proposed for decision, an inquiry concerning a case in law, , general inquiry upon a subject, a consideration of a principle, an asking for instructions
- chus, choos ma measure for liquids
- chus, chu ma measure for liquids
- cignus, cigni ma measure, = 8 scrupuli
- Cyrtaei, Cyrtaeorum ma Median tribe, celebrated as slingers
- Cyrtii, Cyrtiorum ma Median tribe, celebrated as slingers
- chlora, chlorae fa medicament
- caragogos, caragogi fa medicinal plant
- conventus praesidentium Europae Mediae et Orientalis erita meeting of the Central and Eastern European Presidents of Europe will take place
- convenientia, convenientiae fa meeting together, agreement, accord, harmony, symmetry, conformity, suitableness, fitness
- conventus, conventus ma meeting, assembly, persons associated in a provincial town for the sake of trade, company, corporation, judicial assembly, court of justice, union, conjunction, connection, compact, agreement, covenant
- curialis, curialis ma member of the same curia, fellow Curiae, fellow citizen
- consilium militare terram regita military junta rules the country
- cunicularius, cunicularii ma miner, tunnel builder
- cunīculator, cunīculatoris ma miner, tunnel builder
- confusio, confusionis fa mingling, mixture, union, a mixing, uniting, combining, confounding, confusion, disorder, a reddening, blushing
- causa parva eum impulit, ut ...a minor reason moved him to the fact that
- Cytheris, Cytheridis fa mistress of Antonius
- conflatile, conflatilis na molten image
- cercopithecos, cercopitheci ma monkey with a tail, a proper name
- cercopithecus, cercopitheci ma monkey with a tail, a proper name
- cercupithecos, cercupitheci ma monkey with a tail, a proper name
- consilium explicitiusa more obvious plan
- castissimus homo atque integerrimusa most unselfish and blameless man
- Cynthus, Cynthi ma mountain of Delos, celebrated as the birthplace of Apollo and Diana
- circumactus, circumactus ma moving round, turning round, turn, turnaround
- convenae, convenarum ma multitude collected together, assembled strangers, refugees, tramps
- crusma, crusmatis na musical piece or tune played upon a stringed instrument
- cothon, cothonis ma name given to any artificial harbor, the artificial inner harbor of Carthage, a similar harbor at Adrumetum, the name of several islands
- concinnitas, concinnitatis fa neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things, beauty of style, produced by a skilful connection of words and clauses, harmonious structure, artful connection
- concinnitudo, concinnitudinis fa neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things, beauty of style, produced by a skilful connection of words and clauses, harmonious structure, artful connection
- Cicirrus, Cicirri ma nickname, mocking name for a brawler
- casmillus, casmilli ma noble youth employed in religious offices
- Cyane, Cyanes fa nymph changed into this fountain for her grief at the loss of Proserpine
- Cyanee, Cyanees fa nymph, daughter of Maeander, mother of Caunus and of Byblis
- Cyrene, Cyrenes f (2)A nymph, mother of Aristæus
- circinus, circini ma pair of compasses
- cephalo, cephalonis ma palmtree
- chenoboscion, chenoboscii na pen for geese
- circumductum, circumducti na period
- concessus, concessus ma permitting, conceding, concession, permission, leave
- casei Alpini aliquantuluma piece of Swiss cheese
- caruncula vitulinaa piece of veal
- confugela, confugelae fa place of refuge, refuge, shelter
- confugium, confugii na place of refuge, refuge, shelter
- conternatio, conternationis fa placing of three things together
- cypirus, cypiri ma plant = gladiolus
- cepaea, cepaeae fa plant similar to the portulacca, portulacca-leaved sedum
- callicia, calliciae fa plant that is said to freeze water
- chenamyche, chenamyches fa plant that shines by night
- chenomyche, chenomyches fa plant that shines by night
- chenomychos, chenomychi fa plant that shines by night
- circaea, circaeae fa plant used as a charm
- callithrix, callithricis fa plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes
- callitrix, callitricis fa plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes, a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia
- cerintha, cerinthae fa plant which bees are fond of, wax-flower
- campsanema, campsanematis na plant, = ros marinus
- cammaron, cammari na plant, also called aconitum
- colubrina, colubrinae fa plant, also called bryonia and draconte
- cachla, cachlae fa plant, also called buphthalmos, oxeye
- chrysocome, chrysocomes fa plant, also called chrysitis
- chrysitis, chrysitidis fa plant, also called chrysocome
- caprago, capraginis fa plant, also called cicer columbinum
- consolida, consolidae fa plant, also called conferva, black briony, comfrey
- caballion, caballii na plant, also called cynoglossa, hartstongue, spleenwort
- clybatis, clybatis fa plant, also called helxine
- capnos, capni fa plant, also called in pure Lat, pes gallinaceus, fumitory
- chrysocalis, chrysocalis fa plant, also called parthenium
- calligonon, calligoni na plant, also called polygonon mas
- clema, clematis na plant, also called polygonon
- cappara, capparae fa plant, also called portulacc
- crysallion, crysalliī na plant, also called psyllion
- crystallion, crystalliī na plant, also called psyllion
- cneoron, cneori na plant, also called thymelaea, mezereon
- cnestron, cnestri na plant, also called thymelaea, mezereon
- come, comes fa plant, also called tragopogon
- cynomorion, cynomorii na plant, broom-rape, also called orobanche
- cynozolon, cynozoli na plant, called also chamaeleon and ulophonon
- cyamos, cyami ma plant, called also colocasia, Egyptian bean
- cyamus, cyami ma plant, called also colocasia, Egyptian bean
- chamaezelon, chamaezeli na plant, called also gnaphalion
- cacalia, cacaliae fa plant, called also leontice, in pure Latin tussilago
- crataegon, crataegonis fa plant, called in pure Lat, aquifolia
- crataegos, crataegi f (crataegus, crataegi f)a plant, called in pure Lat, aquifolia
- callipetalon, callipetali na plant, called in pure Latin quinquefolium
- callion, callii na plant, called in pure Latin vesicaria
- callitrichon, callitrichī na plant, commonly called adiantum or Capillus Veneris, maidenhair
- callitrichos, callitrichi fa plant, commonly called adiantum or Capillus Veneris, maidenhair
- chamaelygos, chamaelygi fa plant, otherwise called verbenaca
- carphos, carphis na plant; in pure Lat, faenum Graecum, goat’s-thorn, fenugreek
- carphus, carphi ma plant; in pure Lat, faenum Graecum, goat’s-thorn, fenugreek
- conula, conulae fa plant
- crocodileon, crocodilei na plant
- cynaris, cynaris fa plant
- cyparissos, cyparissi fa plant
- chondris, chondris fa plant, a kind of horehound resembling marjoram
- cunebula, cunebulae fa plant, a species of origanum
- cunela, cunelae fa plant, a species of origanum
- cunila, cunilae fa plant, a species of origanum
- cynops, cynopis fa plant, dog’s-eye
- calaminthe, calaminthes fa plant, kind of mint
- condurdum, condurdi na plant, soapweed
- clinopodion, clinopodii na plant, wild basil
- complantatio, complantationis fa planting
- chytropus, chytropodis ma pot or chafing-dish with feet for coals, heater
- chelonitis, chelonitidis fa precious stone like the tortoise
- chloritis, chloritidis fa precious stone of a grass-green color, the smaragdoprasus
- cissitis, cissitidis fa precious stone of the color of ivy-leaves
- chalcophonos, chalcophoni fa precious stone ringing like brass
- chrysitis, chrysitidis fa precious stone, also called phloginos
- cinaedia, cinaediae ma precious stone, said to be found in the brain of the fish cinaedus
- cinaedias, cinaediae ma precious stone, said to be found in the brain of the fish cinaedus
- chernitis, chernitidis fa precious stone
- chrysolampis, chrysolampidis fa precious stone
- corallis, corallidis fa precious stone
- cyanos, cyani ma precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli
- cyanus, cyani ma precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli
- chelonia, cheloniae fa precious stone, tortoise-stone
- cerachates, cerachatae ma precious stone, wax-agate
- chrysopis, chrysopidis fa precious variety of our topaz
- cursus praecepsa precipitating storm run
- Cypriarches, Cypriarchee ma prefect of Cyprus
- conditus, conditus m (2)a preparing, founding, establishment, concealing, hiding
- conditio, conditionis fa preserving of fruits, a spicing, seasoning, flavoring
- conditura, conditurae fa preserving of fruits, seasoning, a condiment, spice
- conspissatio, conspissationis fa pressing together, thickening, an accumulation
- cēna priora previous invitation
- cactos, cacti ma prickly plant with edible stalks, artichoke, any thing thorny, unpleasant
- cactus, cacti ma prickly plant with edible stalks, artichoke, any thing thorny, unpleasant
- chalceos, chalcei ma prickly plant
- Cynosurae, Cynosurarum fa promontory in Attica, west of Marathon, now Schoinia, or Cap Cabala
- contemperatio, contemperationis fa proper mixture, a suitable mixture
- Cyrrestica, Cyrresticae fa province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus
- Cyrrhestica, Cyrrhesticae fa province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus
- Cyrrhestice, Cyrrhestices fa province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus
- cursorium, cursorii na public post, mail
- condigna crimini ultioa punishment exactly corresponding to the crime
- collocatio, collocationis fa putting together, arrangement, setting up, erecting, placing, collocation, endowing, giving in marriage
- constructio, constructionis fa putting together, placing together, joining together, an erecting, building, construction, fit connection, grammatical connection, construction
- compilatio, compilationis fa raking together, pillaging, plundering, compilation
- casus rariora rather rare opportunity
- crepitus, crepitus ma rattling, creaking, clattering, clashing, rustling, noise
- Cydnos, Cydni ma river in Cilicia
- Cydnus, Cydni ma river in Cilicia
- Cyrus, Cyri m (5)A river of Albania
- Cynapes, Cynapae ma river which empties into the Euxine
- crobylos, crobyli ma roll of hair knotted on the crown of the head
- cesticillus, cesticilli ma roll or hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices, , small ring or hoop placed upon the head to support a burden
- circumvolutatio, circumvolutationis fa rolling around, circulation
- Curtilius, Curtilii ma Roman proper name
- Cusinius, Cusinii ma Roman proper name
- confragosum, confragosi na rough place, a rough region
- confraga, confragorum na rough place, thicket
- cautes, cautis f (cotes, cotis f)a rough rock, a pointed rock, cliff
- cotes, cotis fa rough rock, a pointed rock, cliff
- cursus, cursus ma running (on foot, on a horse, chariot, ship), course, progress, direction, way
- cursitatio, cursitationis fa running about hither and thither
- currilitas, currilitatis fa running about
- cursilitas, cursilitatis fa running about
- circumcursio, circumcursionis fa running around, round trip
- concursio, concursionis fa running together, meeting together, concurrence, concourse, figure of speech, consisting of an emphatic repetition of the last words of a sentence
- cursatio, cursationis fa running
- cursio, cursionis fa running
- cursura, cursurae fa running
- curriculum, curriculi na running, course, race, a running on a wager, race-ground, career, the time of the annual circuit of the sun, a year, a race-chariot
- crocofantia, crocofantiae fa saffron-colored court-dress
- crocyfantia, crocyfantiae fa saffron-colored court-dress
- crocotula, crocotulae fa saffron-colored court-robe
- consecrator, consecratoris ma saint, canonizer
- consparsio, consparsionis fa scattering, strewing, sprinkling, paste, dough
- conspersio, conspersionis fa scattering, strewing, sprinkling, paste, dough
- carcer vix carcere dignusa scoundrel, not worthy of prison
- circumrasio, circumrasionis fa scraping around, paring around
- chrysophrys, chrysophryos ma sea-fish with a golden spot over each eye
- callionymus, callionymi ma sea-fish, also called uranoscopus
- cynos dexia, cynos dexiae fa sea-polypus
- cynosdexia, cynosdexiae fa sea-polypus
- campus, campi m (2)a seaanimal
- chromis, chromis ma seafis
- confirmatio, confirmationis fa securing, establishing, confirming, ortifying, quieting of a wavering, fearful mind, encouragement, consolation, confirming, verifying of a fact, assertion, an adducing of proofs
- conspectus, conspectus ma seeing, looking at, look, sight, view, range of sight, reach of sight, power of seeing, public attention, notice, presence, proximity, appearance, mental view, glance, survey, consideration, short view, sketch, synopsis
- conquisitio, conquisitionis fa seeking, search for, a bringing together, procuring, collecting, a levying, levy
- comprehensio, comprehensionis fa seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period
- comprensio, comprensionis fa seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period
- continuae cladesa series of defeats
- circumpositio, circumpositionis fa setting around, a placing around
- contrafactio, contrafactionis fa setting in opposition, setting in contrast
- conquassatio, conquassationis fa severe shaking, shattering
- consutio, consutionis fa sewing together, patching together
- caetra, caetrae f a short Spanish shield
- cetra, cetrae f a short Spanish shield
- copis, copidis fa short sword
- compendiaria, compendiariae fa short way, a short method
- compendiarium, compendiarii na short way, a short method
- cotinus, cotini ma shrub that furnishes a purple color
- cytisum, cytisi na shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover
- cytisus, cytisi ma shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover
- conclusus, conclusus ma shutting up
- conclusio, conclusionis fa shutting up, closing, a hostile shutting in, siege, blockade, conclusion, end, period, conclusion in a syllogism, the consequence
- clipeum argenteum cum imagine Hasdrubalisa silver medallion with Hasdrubal's portrait
- concentio, concentionis fa singing together, harmony
- consessus, consessus ma sitting together, sitting with, permission to sit with one, collection of persons sitting together, assembly
- cultrarius, cultrarii ma slayer of the victim
- corbita, corbitae fa slowsailing ship of burden
- conservula, conservulae fa small (female) fellow-slave
- caucula, cauculae fa small dish
- conservulus, conservuli ma small fellow-slave
- cortinula, cortinulaae fa small kettle
- cyathus, cyathi ma small ladle for transferring the wine from the mixing-bowl (crater) to the drinking-cup, a measure, both dry and liquid, the twelfth part of a sextarius, ten Greek drachmae
- copiolae, copiolarum fa small number of troops, paltry little troop, poor little troop, small supply
- crepitacillum, crepitacilli na small rattle
- crepitaculum, crepitaculi na small rattle
- corticulus, corticuli ma small rind, thin rind, thin bark, small shell
- circellus, circelli ma small ring
- crepidula, crepidulae fa small sandal
- caelibalis hastaa small spear or pin, with the point of which the bride’s hair was divided into six lock
- calcis, calcis fa small stone used in gaming, counter, limestone, lime, goal, end in the race-course, limit in the race-course, end, conclusion
- calx, calcis fa small stone used in gaming, counter, limestone, lime, goal, end in the race-course, limit in the race-course, end, conclusion
- circumlitio, circumlitionis fa smearing over, spreading over, anointing, overlaying of color, the tint or hue given to marble by rubbing it with a mixture of oil and wax
- contatus, contati ma soldier armed with a pike, a soldier armed with a pole
- crocodilina, crocodilinae fa sophism called crocodile, a crocodile-conclusion
- cydarum, cydari na sort of ship
- confeta susa sow offered in sacrifice with all her young
- consitio, consitionis fa sowing, planting
- consitura, consiturae fa sowing, planting
- candetum, candeti na space of 100 or 150 square feet
- conditorium speciale institutum esta special storage room was set up
- cyprinus, cyprini ma species of carp
- cunilago, cunilaginis fa species of cunila
- clagalopes, clagalopis fa species of eagle
- cholās, cholae ma species of emerald
- cercitis, cercitidis fa species of olive-tree
- cobion, cobii na species of the plant tithymalus (wolf’s-milk), called also dendroides and leptophyllon
- caryites, caryitae ma species of the plant tithymalus
- cyparissias, cyparissiae ma species of tithymalus
- celeritate caecata oratioa speech unintelligible because of its too great rapidity
- cardamomum, cardamomi na spice, cardamon
- calcar, calcaris na spur as worn on the heel, spur, stimulus, incitement, the spur on the leg of the cock
- cruentatio, cruentationis fa staining with blood
- circumstatio, circumstationis fa standing around, circle
- circumstantia, circumstantiae fa standing round, a surrounding, the state, condition, circumstances, attribute, quality
- consistio, consistionis fa standing still
- consurrectio, consurrectionis fa standing up
- collis arduus ascensua steeply rising hill
- collis ex omni parte circumcisusa steeply sloping hill all around
- callis, callis m/fa stony, narrow footway, foot-path, mountain-path, path made by the treading of cattle, mountain-pasturage, alp, declivity, mountain-pass, defile, way, path, road
- caesum, caesi na stop, pause, comma
- concessatio, concessationis fa stopping, delaying
- casus mirificus quidam intervenita strange incident occurred
- Cyprius Vicusa street in Rome
- conflictio, conflictionis fa striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict
- confrictio, confrictionis fa striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict
- confligium, confligii na striking together, dashing together
- conflictus, conflictus ma striking together, impulse, impression, necessity, a fight, contest
- calcitratus, calcitratus ma striking with the heel, kicking
- calthum, calthī na strongsmelling yellow flower, marigold
- caltum, caltī na strongsmelling yellow flower, marigold
- calta, caltae f (caltha)a strongsmelling yellow flower, pot marigold
- caltha, calthae fa strongsmelling yellow flower, pot marigold
- curia, curiae fa structure built for the religious services of a curia, One of the edifices in which the Senate held its consultations, the places of assembly of high councils out of Rome
- caverna subitaa sudden cavity
- concenatio, concenationis fa supping together, companionship at table
- concoenatio, concoenationis fa supping together, companionship at table
- condyloma, condylomatis na swelling in the parts about the anus
- cadytas, cadytae ma Syrian parasitical plant
- curatio, curationis fa taking care of something, administration, oversight, care, management, charge, management of state affairs, administration, office, guardianship, trusteeship, healing, cure
- conscissio, conscissionis fa tearing in pieces
- celebratum per totam Asiam templuma temple famous all over Asia
- cymula, cymulae fa tender sprout
- chelonium, chelonii na tortoise-shell, the similarly formed shield, cramp, or stay in which the axis of the crane or windlass moved, a plant, also called cyclaminos
- cruciatio, cruciationis fa torturing
- contamen, contaminis na touching, contact, touch, union, connection, contacl with something physically or morally unclean, contagion, infection, pollution, vicious companionship, vicious intercourse, participation, contamination
- contrectatio, contrectationis fa touching, touch, contact, an illegal appropriation, stealing, theft
- contactus, contactus ma touching, touch, contact, touching of something unclean, a contagion, infection
- Cyssus, Cyssuntis fa town and harbor in Ionia
- Cytae, Cytārum fa town in Colchis, the birthplace of Medea
- Cȳropolis, Cȳropolis fa town in Sogdiana
- Cyrrhus, Cyrrhi fa town in Syria
- Cyrrus, Cyrri fa town in Syria
- Cypsela, Cypselorum na town in Thrace, on the Hebrus
- Cyretiae, Cyretiarum fa town of Thessaly
- cothurnatio, cothurnationis fa tragic representation
- conculcatus, conculcatus ma trampling upon, disregard, contempt
- conculcatio, conculcationis fa treading under foot, stamping upon, stomping together, abuse
- cyna, cynae fa tree in Arabia that produced cotton
- cuci (indecl.)a tree similar to the palm
- casia, casiae fa tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon, wild cinnamon, a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaea
- cassia, cassiae fa tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon, wild cinnamon, a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaea
- crista, cristae fa tuft on the head of animals, the comb of a cock, a tuft of leaves on plants, crest of a helmet, plume, clitoris
- controversia, controversiae fa turning against, turning of the water against it, controversy, contention, quarrel, question, dispute, debate
- circumactio, circumactionis fa turning around, revolving, turning, revolution, circulation, turnaround
- conversus, conversus ma turning round, a twisting round
- crepis, crepidis fa unknown plant
- confornicatio, confornicationis fa vaulting over
- concameratio, concamerationis fa vaulting, vault
- caccitus, cacciti ma veritable Ganymede
- Canusium, Canusii na very ancient town in Apulia
- callistruthia, callistruthiae fa very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of
- callistruthis, callistruththidis fa very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of
- craterites, crateritae ma very hard unknown precious stone
- conquestio, conquestionis fa violent complaining, violent bewailing, complaint
- carpentaria, carpentariae fa wagon- or carriage-maker’s workshop
- crebrisurum, crebrisuri na wall densely covered with posts
- crambe repetitaa warmed over story, an old story
- custodela, custodelae fa watching, watch, guard, care, protection
- custodia, custodiae fa watching, watch, guard, care, protection, sentinel, a place where guard is kept, watch-house, guard-house, watch-station, a guarding, custody, restraint, confinement, prison, hold
- cuneatio, cuneationis fa wedgeshaped point
- collacrimatio, collacrimationis fa weeping together, weeping very much, lamenting
- compensatio, compensationis fa weighing, balancing of several things together, a balancing of accounts, a rendering of an equivalent, an equalizing
- contortio, contortionis fa whirling round, intertwining, involving, intricacy, complication
- consceleratus, conscelerati ma wicked person, villain
- coronamen, coronaminis na wreathing, crowning
- consignatio, consignationis fa written proof, document
- chlorion, chlorionis ma yellow bird, the yellow thrush, the oriole
- charadrios, charadrii ma yellowish bird
- charadrius, charadrii ma yellowish bird
- consilium deponoabandon a plan, discard a plan, refrain from a plan, not go ahead with one's plan
- consilium abicioabandon a plan, distance oneself from a plan, discontinue a plan, drop a plan
- consilium omittoabandon a plan, refrain from a plan, discontinue a plan, drop a plan, discard a plan
- consilium meum minuoabandon one's plan, go back on one's plan
- conatu desistoabandon one's project
- capitis aliquem perdoabandon someone to death, cause someone's death
- custodiam dimittoabandon the guard
- consilio desistoabandon the plan, give up the plan
- compendium facio pultandiabbreviate the beating
- correptivus, correptiva, correptivumabbreviated
- conversor 1abide, live somewhere, dwell somewhere, live with, have intercourse with, keep company with, pass one’s life
- casus comparativusablative
- cibi capacissimusable to take very much food
- corticosus, corticosa, corticosumabounding in bark
- cuniculosus, cuniculosa, cuniculosumabounding in caves, rich in mines
- cretosus, cretosa, cretosumabounding in chalk, abounding in clay
- carnosus, carnosa, carnosumabounding in flesh, fleshy
- caesposus, caesposa, caesposumabounding in turf, abounding in grass
- circa quingentosabout five hundred
- circiter milia passuum ducentaabout two hundred miles
- circiter ducentiabout two hundred
- circiter + Akk.about, near
- cohibilis, cohibileabridged, short
- culpa liberoabsolve from guilt, exonerate from guilt
- crimine aliquem purgoabsolve someone from a charge, exonerate someone from a charge
- cibo abstineoabstain from food
- cibo me abstineoabstain from food
- castus, castus mabstinence from sensual enjoyments on religious grounds
- cogitationi tantum subiectusabstract
- copia rei frumentariaeabundance of cereals, abundance of grain
- copia omnium rerumabundance of everything, plenty of everything, blessing in everything
- circumfluentia, circumfluentiae fabundance, rich fullness
- copia, copiae fabundant power, wealth, riches, abundance, resources, wealth, supplies, riches, prosperity, fulness, copiousness, multitude, number, access to a person
- copis, copisabundantly supplied with something, abounding in, rich
- cops, copisabundantly supplied with something, abounding in, rich
- cumulatimabundantly, in heaps, in abundance
- contumelia, contumeliae fabuse, insult, affront, reproach, invective, contumely, violation, injury, assault, annoyance, violence, blows
- contumia, contumiae fabuse, insult, affront, reproach, invective, contumely, violation, injury, assault, annoyance, violence, blows
- carino 1 [1]abuse, revile, blame
- carmen probrosumabusive song, mocking poem, derisive poem, satirical poem
- contumelioseabusively, insolently
- condicionem accipioaccept a condition, accept a proposal, accept a marriage proposal
- crimina pro adprobatis accipioaccept allegations as proven
- causam accipioaccept an apology
- condico aliquo ad cenam forasaccepting an invitation to dine somewhere away from home, arranging to dine somewhere away from home
- condico cenam alicuiaccepting someone's invitation to dinner, promising to be someone's guest
- commune, communis naccessible, familiar, courteous, condescending, affable
- casualiteraccidentally
- comitatu triginta equitumaccompanied by thirty horsemen
- comitiatus, comitiata, comitiatumaccompanied
- concomitatus, concomitata, concomitatumaccompanied
- comitatus, comitata, comitatumaccompanied, attended
- comito 1accompany, attend, follow
- comitor 1accompany, attend, follow
- compacto (compecto)according to agreement, according to concert, , in accordance with a previous compact
- canoniceaccording to Church discipline, regularly
- consequens, consequentisaccording to reason, correspondent, suitable, fit, that follows logically, consequent
- canonicus, canonica, canonicumaccording to rule, according to measure, according to the theory of harmony, following at regular intervals
- compositoaccording to the appointment, by appointment
- celebri usuaccording to widespread use, in common use
- compello 1accost one, address, address one reproachfully, address one abusively, reproach, chide, rebuke, upbraid, abuse, take to task, call to account, arraign one before a tribunal, summon one to answer a charge, accuse of crime
- calculatrix, calculatricis faccountant, arithmetic master, bookkeeper
- cura tabularum publicarumaccounting of the state, government accounting,
- collectus umoraccumulated moisture
- circumluvio, circumluvionis faccumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land, alluvial land
- circumluvium, circumluvii naccumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land, alluvial land
- coetus multitudinisaccumulation of the crowd, rush of the crowd
- collectus aquaeaccumulation of water, water retention
- cumulatio, cumulationis faccumulation, multiplication, increase
- coaptatio, coaptationis faccurate joining together
- crimen tribuariumaccusation of bribing the tribus, bribing the tribus
- criminatio, criminationis faccusation, complaint, calumny
- categoria, categoriae faccusation, predicament, category or class of predicables
- calumnior 1accuse falsely, bring false information against a person, practise chicanery, practise trickery, practise subterfuge, depreciate, misrepresent, calumniate, blame unjustly, interpret injuriously, set in a false light
- criminor 1accuse one of crime, complain of, impeach, calumniate, charge with, accuse, criminate
- crimini aliquem substituoaccuse someone of a crime, charge someone with a crime, blame someone for a crime
- crimino 1accuse, make an accusation
- criminator, criminatoris maccuser, calumniator
- causator, causatoris maccuser, complainer, denouncer, plaintiff
- consuefacio 5accustom one to a thing
- consuesco 3accustom, inure, habituate a person or thing, accustom one’s self, be accustomed, be wont, have carnal in tercourse with, to cohabit with
- corpus AchaeorumAchaean League, Achaean Confederation
- confiteor 2acknowledge, confess, own, avow, acknowledge
- causam discoacquaint oneself with the state of the case as a legal expert
- cognoscens, cognosccentisacquainted with
- callens, callentisacquainted with, versed in, skilful, expert
- consuetudinem capioacquire a habit, pick up a habit
- cognitiones mihi acquiroacquire knowledge
- captus bonorumacquisition of goods
- capitis absolvereacquit from a charge of life and death
- capitis aliquem absolvoacquit someone of the death penalty
- crimine purgoacquit
- crudelem me praebeo alicuiact cruelly against someone, deal cruelly with someone
- considerate agoact prudently, act thoughtfully
- consilio agoact reasonably, act with prudence
- consilium agendiaction plan
- comicus, comici mactor of comedy, comedian, comic poet, writer of comedy
- cluden, cludinis nactor sword
- corgoactually, indeed, really, truly, surely, assuredly, by all means, certainly
- corruptis moribus libidines circumdoadd covetousness to degenerate morality
- coaddo 3add with, add also
- concapio 5add, take at the same time
- congluviales diesadditional days, substitute days, make-up days
- cynosura ovaaddle-eggs, wind-eggs
- catus excipere aprumadept at capturing a boar
- Cyrenaici, Cyrenaicorum madherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic
- Cyrenenses, Cyrenensium madherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic
- continentia, continentium nadjoining places, the neighborhood
- commodo 1adjust according to a measure, make fit, make suitable, make right, adapt, accommodate, put in order, give something to one for his convenience or use, give, bestow, lend, grant, allow, please one, be kind to, be obliging to, serve, favor
- cochlea regulatoreaadjusting screw
- corniclarius, corniclarii madjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary
- cornicularius, cornicularii madjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary
- cornuclarius, cornuclarii madjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary
- civitatem administroadminister the state, govern the state
- custodia urbisadministration of the city, city administration
- colens, colentis cadmirer, worshiper
- collatero 1admit on both sides
- conlatero 1admit on both sides
- civem aliquem asciscoadmit someone to citizenship
- confessionem facioadmit, confess, acknowledge
- cultum mutoadopt a different way of life, change the way of life
- compendiosus, compendiosa, compendiosumadvantageous, abridged, short, brief, compendious
- conducibilis, conducibileadvantageous, profitable, expedient
- cum lucroadvantageous, with advantage
- cum quaestuadvantageously, to the advantage, for the benefit
- casus singularisadventure, unique experience
- casus mirificusadventure
- casus mirabilisadventure, extraordinary experience
- commendo 1advertise
- columna Litfassianaadvertising pillar, litfass pillar
- consulta, consultae fadvice, counsel
- consulo in publicumadvise all people
- consuadeo 2advise strongly, counsel strongly
- captivorum redendorum auctor sumadvise the return of the prisoners, advocate for the return of prisoners
- Cythereius herosAeneas, son of Venus
- cosmonavigatio, cosmonavigationis faerospace, space travel
- communitas Miltiadisaffability of Miltiades
- commotus vultuaffected, aroused, entered
- consentiva, consentivae faffirmative particle
- consentivus, consentiva, consentivumaffirmative, affirming, approving, agreeing
- crucior 1afflict one’s self, to grieve, be afflicted
- catarrhosus, catarrhosa, catarrhosumafflicted with catarrh
- colostratus, colostrata, colostratumafflicted with colostratio
- coriaginosus, coriaginosa, coriaginosumafflicted with the coriago
- crudelitate utorafford cruelty
- censu habitoafter a census
- consilio commutatoafter abandoning the plan, after giving up the plan
- coepta luceafter daybreak, after daylight
- cibō praebitōafter food has been served
- cognitoafter having learned
- compertoafter having learned, after having experienced
- cognita causaafter investigation of the case
- captivo retractoafter retrieving the prisoner
- corpore concrematoafter the corpse is brought in, after the corpse is cremated
- circumactis duodeviginti mensibusafter the course of eighteen months
- certatoafter the fight was fought
- commutata fortunaafter the luck had turned, after the tide had turned
- columbatimafter the manner of doves, like doves
- castigatorius, castigatoria, castigatoriumafter the manner of reprovers or correctors, reproving, censuring
- concilio dimissoafter the meeting has passed, after dismissal of the assembly
- confecta caede after the murder
- coepta hiemeafter the onset of winter
- contestata liteafter the process was initiated
- cum rumor tota urbe manavissetafter the rumor spread across the city
- cum + iInd.after, , as soon as
- celerius omnium opinioneagainst all expectations, fast
- contra spem exspectationemqueagainst hope and expectation
- contra eaagainst it, on the contrary
- contra vetitumagainst the prohibition
- contrario amneagainst the stream
- conglobatus, conglobata, conglobatumagglomerated, rolled up, accumulated
- curae ultricesagony of conscience, torment of conscience, plaguing remorse, tormenting remorse
- convenit inter nosagree among themselves
- compono tempus alicuius rei gerendaeagree on the timing of a project
- comparare inter seagree together in respect to the division of duties, come to an agreement
- concordo 1agree together, be united, be of one mind, harmonize, bring into union
- consentio cum aliquoagree with someone
- competo 3agree with something, coincide with something, answer to it, be qualified, be competent, be appropriate, be fit, be suitable, correspond, belong to, be due to
- congruenteragreeably, filly, suitably
- compacticius, compacticia, compacticiumagreed upon
- consentaneus, consentanea, consentaneumagreeing with something, according with something, suited to, becoming, meet, fit, proper
- consentiens, consentientisagreeing, accordant, unanimous
- conveniens, convenientisagreeing, consistent, accordant, harmonious, fitting to something, appropriate to, meet, fit, suitable
- consonans, consonantisagreeing, consonant, fit, suitable
- congruens, congruentisagreeing, fit, appropriate, suitable, consistent, congruous, fit, proper, meet, symmetrical, proportioned, accordant, consistent, harmonious
- congruus, congrua, congruumagreeing, fit, suitable, harmonious, concordant
- compactum, compacti n (compectum, compecti n)agreement, , arrangement, understanding, contract
- consensus, consensus magreement, accordance, unanimity, concord, plot, conspiracy, harmony, sympathy, common feeling, common life
- conventum, conventi nagreement, compact, covenant, convention, accord
- congruentia, congruentiae fagreement, harmony, congruity, symmetry
- consonantia, consonantiae fagreement, harmony, consonance
- competitio, competitionis fagreement, judicial demand, rivalry
- condicio, condicionis fagreement, stipulation, condition, compact, proposition, terms, demand, marriage, match, amour, the relation of lover or mistress, external position, external situation, condition, rank, place, circumstances, situation, nature, mode, manner
- conditio, conditionis f (3)agreement, stipulation, condition, compact, proposition, terms, demand, marriage, match, amour, the relation of lover or mistress, external position, external situation, condition, rank, place, circumstances, situation, nature, mode, manner
- contemplabilis, contemplabileaiming, taking aim
- caeci ignesaimless lightning bolts
- copiae aeriaeAir Force
- centrum volatus gubernandiAir traffic control centre, Air Navigation Services Centre
- commeatus aeriusair traffic
- coenaeroplanum, coenaeroplani nairbus
- campus aeroportuensisairfield, airport
- cōnsociātiō aeriaairline
- custodia aerispatiiairspace surveillance, airspace monitoring
- circumstant properi aurigaeall around are busy the drivers
- circumcircaall around, round about
- cunctus, cuncta, cunctumall in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire
- conctus, concta, conctumall in a body, whole, total
- cuncti aut magna parsall or at least a large part
- communicarius, communicaria, communicariumall partaking
- cuncta hominumall people
- cuncti hominesall people
- cuncti hominumall people
- clausa nobis erant omnia mariaall seas were closed to us
- cuncticinus, cuncticina, cuncticinumall together, concordant, harmonious
- cuncti, cunctae, cunctaall together, the whole, all, whole, all unanimous, all in all, in mass, all in total, in bulk, all, all for one
- crimina rebus revictaallegations refuted by the facts
- causificor 1allege a cause, make a pretext, make a pretence, pretend
- continua translatio (tralatio)allegory
- chalasticamen, chalasticaminis nalleviating remedy
- civitates foederataealliance (between nations), league of nations
- clientes, clientium mallies, dependents, vassals of a more powerful people
- confoedusti, confoedustorum mallies, alliance partners
- culo 1allow to procreate
- cunctipotens, cunctipotentisalmighty, omnipotent, all-powerful
- centenario contiguusalmost a hundred years old
- commuto 1alter wholly, change entirely, change one’s form of expression, vary one's style, exchange something with another, change, interchange, replace, substitute, barter, traffic, make an exchange, exchange words, discourse, converse
- citati non conveniebantalthough they were summoned, they did not come together
- cum + Konj.although, though
- chorda semper oberro eademalways miss on the same string
- cusquealways, constantly, all the time
- criobolium, criobolii nam as an offering
- commixtus ex aliqua reamalgamated from something, having come into being from something by mixing
- currus valetudinariusambulance, medical car
- copias in insidiis collocoambush troops
- coemendatus, coemendata, coemendatumamended at the same time
- correctio, correctionis famendment, improvement, correction
- concaedes, concaedis fan abattis, barricade of felled trees
- compellatio, compellationis fan accosting, reprimand, reproof, rebuke
- crimen meum (tuum, suum)an accusation made against me (you, him), a charge brought against me (you, him)
- crimen meum (tuum, suum)an accusation made by me (you, him), an accusation raised by me (you, him)
- consectaneus, consectanei man adherent, follower
- concinnatio, concinnationis fan adjusting, preparing, making, composing
- contristatio, contristationis fan afflicting, affliction, grief
- celthis, celthis fan African species of lotus
- celtis, celtis fan African species of lotus
- cicerculum, cicerculi nan African species of the pigment sinopis
- consensio, consensionis fan agreeing together, agreement, unanimity, common accord, harmony, plot, combination, conspiracy, those who have banded together, conspirators
- concordia, concordiae fan agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing
- concorditas, concorditatis fan agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing
- concessio, concessionis fan allowing, granting, conceding, permission, leave, yielding, concession (retiring figure of speech), plea of confession and excuse or mitigation
- chersydrus, chersydri man amphibious serpent
- Cutilĭa, Cutilĭae fan ancient city in the Sabine land
- Cutilĭae, Cutilĭarum fan ancient city in the Sabine land
- Cumae, Cumarum fan ancient colony of the Chalcidians, in Campania, renowned on account of its Sibyl
- Cyme, Cymes fan ancient colony of the Chalcidians, on the sea-coast of Campania; renowned on account of its Sibyl
- confarreatio, confarreationis fan ancient solemn manner of marrying
- Copae, Coparum fan ancient town in Bœotia, now Topolia
- caristia, caristiorum nan annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February, family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled
- charistia, charistiorum nan annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February, family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled
- cubiclum, cubicli nan apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber
- cubiculum, cubiculi nan apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber
- cubuculum, cubuculi nan apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber
- cynocephalos, cynocephali man ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man
- cynocephalus, cynocephali man ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man
- cachry, cachryos nan appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn, cone, capsule of rosemary, white kernel of the plant crethmos
- cachrys, cachryos fan appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn, cone, capsule of rosemary, white kernel of the plant crethmos
- cancamum, cancami nan Arabian gum used for incense
- Cyrus, Cyri m (3)an architect of the time of Cicero
- costamomum, costamomi nan aromatic plant, similar to the costum and amomum
- conscensus, conscensus man ascending, mounting, embarking
- cistophorus, cistophori ian Asiatic coin of the value of about four drachms, on which a cista was stamped
- cistophoros, cistophori ian Asiatic coin of the value of about four drachms, on which a cista was stamped, bearer of the sacred box
- congregatio, congregationis fan assembling together, union, society, association, recapitulating
- comitia fiunt regi creandoan assembly is held for the election of the king
- conventiculum, conventiculi nan assembly, meeting, association, place of assembly
- corporatio, corporationis fan assuming of a body, incarnation
- Cyrsĭlus, Cyrsĭli man Athenia
- Cynaegirus, Cynaegiri man Athenian, famous for his valor in the battle of Marathon
- cura, curae fan attendant, guardian, overseer, anxiety, solicitude, concern, disquiet, trouble, grief, sorrow, care of love, pain of love, anxiety of love, love, the loved object, the mistress
- contemplatio, contemplationis fan attentive considering, a viewing, surveying, contemplation, an aiming with a weapon, a taking aim, survey, consideration, regard
- contestatio, contestationis fan attesting, proving by witness, testimony, attestation, conclusive proof, an earnest entreaty
- choenica, choenicae fan Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii
- choenix, choenicis fan Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii
- coroneola, coroneolae fan autumnal rose
- concupiscentia, concupiscentiae fan eager desire, longing, concupiscence
- consectator, consectatoris man eager follower
- consectatio, consectationis fan eager pursuit of a thing, a striving after
- contentio, contentionis fan eager stretching, a straining, exertion of the powers of body or mind, tension, effort, a vigorous struggling or striving for something, a struggle after
- circumspectus, circumspectus man eagerly looking around, a cautiously looking around, a spying, searching around, consideration, a view around
- cyphi, iis nan Egyptian perfuming powder
- cici n (indecl.)an Egyptian tree, castor-oil tree, also called croton
- cultor, cultoris man elaborator, cultivator, cultivator of land, tiller of land, husbandman, planter, countryman, inhabitant, dweller, fosterer, supporter, tutor, teacher, worshipper, reverencer, priest of some deity
- chalcosmaragdos, chalcosmaragdi fan emerald with veins of brass, malachite
- carcer, carceris man enclosed place, prison, jail, the imprisoned criminals, barrier or starting-place in the race-course, commencement, beginning
- circumplexus, circumplexus man encompassing, embracing, folding around
- compar, comparis can equal, companion, comrade, colleague, one beloved, spouse, consort, mate, figure of speech whereby several members of a period have an equal number of syllables
- campus, campi man even, flat place, plain, field, the produce of the field, any level surface, place of action
- conglobatio, conglobationis fan heaping, gathering, crowding together
- compulsamentum, compulsamenti nan impelling, exhortation
- catachresis, catachresis fan improper use of a word
- certa stabilisque sententiaan incontrovertible dogma that cannot be shaken
- cacosyntheton, cacosyntheti nan incorrect connection of words
- caballus, caballi man inferior riding horse, pack-horse, nag
- cynanche, cynanches fan inflammation of the throat, which caused the tongue to be thrust out
- character, characteris man instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style
- characterium, characterii nan instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style
- chorobates, chorobatae man instrument for finding the level of water, ground-level
- chorda, chordae fan intestine as food, catgut, string, rope, cord
- Cytis, Cytis fan island at the entrance of the Arabian Gulf, producing chrysolite; now Perim
- Cythera, Cytherorum nan island in the Aegean Sea, celebrated for the worship of Venus
- Cypros, Cypri fan island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus
- Cyprus, Cypri fan island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus
- cacoethes, cacoethis nan obstinate, malignant disease, an incurable passion
- costum, costi nan Oriental aromatic plant
- costus, costi man Oriental aromatic plant
- cidar n (indecl.)an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews
- cidara, cidarae fan ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews
- cidaris, cidaris fan ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews
- cruditatio, cruditationis fan overloading of the stomach, indigestion
- cruditas, cruditatis fan overloading, repletion of the stomach, superabundance of nutritious juices, undigested food, bitterness
- caucalis, caucalidis fan umbelliferous plant
- confessum, confessi nan undoubted thing, a certain matter, an acknowledged thing, an acknowledged matter
- capillare, capillaris nan unguent for the hair, pomatum
- calicia, caliciae fan unknown herb
- cenchros, cenchri man unknown kind of precious stone
- calcetum, calceti man unknown medicinal plant
- cemos, cemi man unknown plant
- cinaris, cinaris fan unknown plant
- clymenus, clymeni fan unknown plant
- crocis, crocidis fan unknown plant
- corsoides, corsoidis man unknown precious stone
- cytis, cytis fan unknown precious stone
- crocottas, crocottae man unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena
- corocotta, corocottae man unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena
- corocottas, corocottae man unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena
- crocuta, crocutae man unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena
- crocallis, crocallidis fan unknown, cherryshaped precious stone
- crocias, crociae man unknown, saffron-colored precious stone
- crimen caecuman unprovable accusation, an unprovable charge
- citatior solito amnisan unusually torrential river
- compulsio, compulsionis fan urging, constraint, compulsion, a dunning
- certa stabilisque sententiaan utter and irrefutable principle
- color exsanguisanaemic complexion, anaemic complexion
- corrationalitas, corrationalitatis fanalogy
- classem constituo (in alto)anchor the fleet
- casci populiancient peoples
- candidatus, candidati mandidates, applicant
- civis furialisangry citizen, raging citizen
- cohortor 1animate, encourage, incite, exhort, admonish
- concilium indicoannounce a meeting
- conventum indīcōannounce a meeting
- circen solisannual cycle of the sun
- consilia restituoannul the resolutions, revoke the resolutions
- crocino 1anoint with saffron-ointment
- christus, christa, christumanointed
- corysidia, corysidiae fanother name of the plant Minyas
- cynoides, cynoidis nanother name of the plant psyllion
- crataegis, crataegidis fanother name of the plant satyrion
- consultationi alicuius respondeoanswer someone's inquiry, reply to someone's request
- classis formicarumant colony
- contrapositum, contrapositi nantithesis
- Cytherius, Cytherii mAntonius
- castrum, castri nany fortified place, castle, fort, fortress
- cos, cotis fany hard stone, flintstone, whetstone, hone, grindstone
- cotis, cotis fany hard stone, flintstone, whetstone, hone, grindstone
- cetos, cetis n (pl. cete n)any large sea-animal, seamonster, a species of whale, shark, dog-fish, seal, dolphin
- cetus, ceti m (pl. cete n)any large sea-animal, seamonster, a species of whale, shark, dog-fish, seal, dolphin, a constellation, the Whale
- corpus, corporis nany object composed of materials perceptible by the senses, body, substance, the flesh of animal bodies, the wood under the bark of a tree, a lifeless body, corpse, trunk, the individual, person, the testicles
- casa, casae fany simple house, any poorly-built house, cottage, hut, cabin, shed, country estate, farm
- conductum, conducti nany thing hired, a hired house, a hired dwelling
- cum a vobis discesserimapart from you, except you
- clura, clurae fape
- contionabilis, contionabileappearing in the people's assembly, speaking before the people's assembly
- concitatam multitudinem reprimoappease the angry crowd, calm the angry mob
- caelestes pacificoappease the celestials
- canem cibo avocoappease the dog with food
- caecum intestinumappendix
- cectorialis, cectorialeappertaining to the boundary ditch
- circumplaudo 3applaud or greet on all sides by clapping the hands
- complaudo 3applaud together
- candidatus consularisapplicant for the consulate
- catheterismus, catheterism mapplication of the catheter
- candidatus, candidatus mapplication, candidacy, candidature
- clysterio 1apply a clyster
- clysterizo 1apply a clyster
- cataplasmo 1apply a poultice to
- civitatem petoapply for citizenship
- Cincinnatum dictatorem dicereappoint Cincinnatus as Dictator
- centuriatim populum citoappoint the people according to electoral bodies
- comprehendo 3apprehend someone in any crime, discover, detect, take root, conceive, become pregnant, contain, include, perceive, observe, see, comprehend intellectually, receive into one’s mind, grasp, put under obligation, embrace with kindness, shut in, include
- comprendo 3apprehend someone in any crime, discover, detect, take root, conceive, become pregnant, contain, include, perceive, observe, see, comprehend intellectually, receive into one’s mind, grasp, put under obligation, embrace with kindness, shut in, include
- citato equo advehorapproach at a stretched gallop
- cessio dieiapproach of a term, expiry date
- comprobatio, comprobationis fapprobation, approval
- comprobabilis, comprobabileapprobationable, approvalable, reasonable, justifiable, consensual
- commoditas corporisappropriate physical skill
- commodateappropriate, accommodated, adapted, fitted
- curialiterappropriate, adequate, fine
- conscisco 3approve of, decree, determine upon something in common, resolve upon something in common, adjudge, appropriate to one’s self, inflict upon one’s self, bring upon one’s self
- comprobo 1approve wholly of something, assent to, sanction, acknowledge, prove, establish, attest, make good, show, confirm, verify something
- comprobativeapprovingly
- Cythereius mensisApril, consecrated to Venu
- campus, campi marable land, level ground, area, free play space, realm, sea area, lowland, square, seed field, battlefield, playing field, playground, romping ground
- curvor 1arch up, bend down, bulge, bend
- chartophylacium, chartophylacii narchive, registry, briefcase
- chartarium, chartarii narchives
- caelum gravearduous climate
- castra habeoare on the battlefield, be at war
- contra dicoargue against
- cretus, creta, cretumarisen from, sprung from, descended from, born of
- civitas, quae optimatium arbitrio regiturAristocracy
- complexi inter searm in arm, hand in hand, tightly connected
- complexi unus alterumarm in arm, hand in hand, tightly connected
- coarmo 1arm together
- clipeo 1 (clupeo 1)arm with a shield, furnish with a shield
- clupeo 1arm with a shield, furnish with a shield
- clypeo 1arm with a shield, furnish with a shield
- cathedra supinaarmchair, recliner chair
- copiae foederalesarmed forces, federal armed forces, federal army
- cetratus, cetrata, cetratumarmed with a caetra, shield-bearing
- caetratus, caetrata, caetratum (cetratus)armed with a caetra, shield-bearing
- cinctus cultro venatorioarmed with a hunting knife
- clibanarius, clibanaria, clibanariumarmored with the breastplate, belonging to breastplate, belonging to cuirass, belonging to chain mail, belonging to baking pan
- carrus cataphractusarmoured vehicle
- chelae, chelarum farms of Scorpio, Libra
- commercium armorumarms trade
- cerea bracchiaarms white as wax
- circummuranus, circummurana, circummuranumaround (but beyond) the walls, outside the walls, external
- circumpetitus, circumpetita, circumpetitumaround embraced
- circiter meridiemaround noon, around midday
- circiter Kalendasaround the beginning of the month
- circumcordialis, circumcordialearound the heart
- circa eandem horamaround the same hour
- circum + Akk.around, abow, about, upon, near, in, into, among - around, to - around
- circaaround, round about, all around, in the environs, in the neighborhood
- compono seditionemarrange a riot, arrange an insurrection, arrange a rebellion
- conturmo 1arrange in squadrons
- comas componoarrange one's hair
- confuse aliquid disponoarrange something quite illogically
- copias in acie collocoarrange the troops in battle formation
- condico alicuiarrange to meet someone, make a date with someone
- cena adventiciaarrival banquet
- citus advenioarrive quickly
- caelatura, caelaturae fart of engraving or carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory, engraving, celature, the engraved figures themselves, carved work
- carisa, carisae fartful woman
- carissa, carissae fartful woman
- concinnis, concinneartfully decorated, delicate
- calumnioseartfully, by trickery
- carduus agrestisartichoke
- cinara, cinarae fartichoke
- cynara, cynarae fartichoke
- caput legisarticle of the law
- cohors tormentariaartillery
- caelator, caelatoris martisan in basso-relievo, carver, engraver
- corruptelarum illecebraearts of seduction
- conviva non multi cibi sumas a guest I am not a strong eater
- caligant oculi ex lippitudineas a result of the eye inflammation, the eyes lose their sight
- coacervatis cadaveribusas corpses lay piled up
- ceteraas for the rest, otherwise
- conserteas if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected
- consertimas if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected
- comisantium modo currum secuti suntas if in bacchanalian procession they followed the wagon
- ceu sias if
- comissaliteras in revelling processions, wantonly, jovially
- comoediceas in the comedy
- coniugaliteras married persons
- cum maxime (maxume)as much as possible
- cum + Ind.as often as
- cum inciderit, ut id apte fieri possitas soon as a suitable opportunity arises to do so, if it arises, at a suitable opportunity
- cum erit tuum commodumas soon as it suits you, when it is convenient for you
- cum me adederit ignisas soon as the fire has consumed me
- cum + Ind.as soon as
- circumagente se ventoas the wind changes (changed)
- ceu cumas when
- ceuas, like as, just as, as if, as it were, like as if
- cum m. Ind.as, when
- comperior 4ascertain, learn, obtain certain knowledge that
- culpam in aliquem conferoascribe blame to someone, lay the blame on someone
- cinus, cineris nashes
- ciner, cineris mashes, ashes of a corpse that is burned, person after death, ruins of a city laid waste and reduced to ashes
- cinis, cineris mashes, ashes of a corpse that is burned, person after death, ruins of a city laid waste and reduced to ashes
- consilium expetesso ab aliquoask someone for advice
- cenae aliquem adhibeoask someone to a meal, invite someone to a meal
- causam ex amico quaerereask the friend why
- confidentiam quaeroask the question of no confidence, ask the question of mistrust
- culus, culi mass, butt, the posteriors, fundament
- coarguo 3assail in different directions, overwhelm with reasoning, refute, silence, expose, convict of guilt, convict of crime, prove guilty, prove incontestably a crime, prove incontestably a wrong, prove incontestably a fallacy, demonstrate to be wrong, show to be wrong
- circumvado 3assail on every side, attack on every side, encompass, beset
- caedem perpetroassassinate, cause a bloodbath, commit a murder
- circumtundo 3assault all around
- centuria, centuriae fassemblage or a division consisting of a hundred things of a kind, any division, number of acres of ground, division of troops, century, company
- concenturio 1assemble by centuries, collect, bring together, prepare
- comitia centuriataassembly by asset classes
- comitia, comitiorum nassembly of the Romans for electing magistrates, the comitia, elections
- comitia tribuniciaassembly to elect the tribunes of the people
- confirmo 1assert, affirm, protest something as true or certain
- consiliarius urbanusassessor in the city council, member of the city council, councilor of the city
- consistorianus, consistoriani massessor, aid in council
- commalleo 1assign to one's property
- commalliolo 1assign to one's property
- coadiutor, coadiutoris massistant
- consiliaris, consiliaris massociate judge at court, assessor at court
- coutor 3associate with, have dealings with
- commaritus, commariti massociatehusband
- Consortium institutionum radiodiffusionum publicarum Rei Publicae Foederalis Germaniae (ARD)Association of Public Service Broadcasters in the Federal Republic of Germany (ARD)
- corporasco 3assume a body, become incarnate
- civitatem asciscoassume citizenship
- coassumo 3assume together
- conscientia aliquem obstringoassure someone's fidelity through co-science, secure someone's fidelity through fellow science
- confirmo + aciassure that
- constrictiveastringently
- clandestinus perfugarum subintroductorasylum smuggler-trafficker
- condamat a certain time, at one time, once, heretofore, formerly, the late, the former, the deceased, at certain times, at times, sometimes, one day, some day, ever
- commodumat a fit time, just in time, at the very nick, at the very moment, opportunely, seasonably
- cuspiamat any place
- cumquamat any time, ever
- Caesare auctoreat Caesar's instigation
- certo anniat certain season
- circa lucemat dawn, at daybreak
- cum primo luciat dawn, at daybreak, at first light
- cum primo lucuat dawn, at daybreak, at first light
- cum luci simulat daybreak, at dawn
- caelo albenteat daybreak, at the dawn
- crepusculoat dusk, in the dusk, in the twilight
- comitiisat election time
- citato equoat full gallop
- constanter quidem certe fecitat least he stayed true to his system
- commodulumat one’s convenience, conveniently, suilably
- commoduleat one’s convenience, conveniently, suilably, fitly
- cum damno alicuiusat someone's expense, to someone's detriment
- cum aestas summa iam esse coeperatat the height of summer
- cum tardissimeat the latest
- coordino 1at the same time co-arrange, neatly assemble, put together neatly
- celeberrimo foriat the time when the Forum was most frequented
- concursus atomorumatomic compounds, atomic connections
- corpora individuaatoms
- corpora insecabiliaatoms
- capite luoatone with his life, atone with his head
- convitio 1attack at the same time, injure at the same time
- castra repetoattack the camp again, attack the camp once more
- castra appugnoattack the camp
- castra arripioattack the camp
- classem appugnoattack the fleet
- circumfusus hostium concursuattacked all around by the enemies
- clamoribus aliquem circumvaduntattacking someone with shouting from all sides
- curva corrigoattempt to make crooked straight, try to straighten crooked
- conamen eversionisattempted coup, attempted overthrow
- comitia obeoattend a meeting
- convivio intersumattend the banquet, partake of the banquet
- colo 3attend to, dress, clothe, adorn, cherish, seek, practise, devote one’s self to, live in, experience, live through, pass, spend, regard one with care, honor, revere, reverence, worship, respect
- concomitor 1attend, accompany
- castrensiani, castrensianorum mattendants of the Castrensis S, Palatii, servants of the court
- comitabilis, comitabileattending, accompanying
- contuitus, contuitus mattentive looking at, view, sight
- contutus, contutus mattentive looking at, view, sight
- contemplatimattentively considering
- contestificor 1attesting at the same time
- chrysatticum, chrysattici nattic gold wine
- cenacularius, cenacularii mattic tenant
- coenacularius, coenacularii mattic tenant
- conspicuus sumattract attention
- conspicior 5attract attention, to be conspicuous, to be noticed, to be observed, to be distinguished, to be admired
- conspicior in aliqua reattract the eyes of people by something
- catalogus auctionariusauction catalogue
- consignator, consignatoris mauthenticator, sealer, certifier, guarantor
- cuius potestas estavailable
- calamitas maritimaaverage, accident at sea
- calamitas aeriaaviation accident, air disaster
- culpam a me amoveoavoid guilt, avert blame from oneself
- complexum armorum vitoavoid the melee, avoid the scuffle
- corona muralisaward for the first climbing of the enemy wall
- cogitatio iniuriaeawareness of injustice, consciousness of wrongdoing
- cardo securiclatusaxeshaped tenon, dovetail
- cede!back!
- cedite!back!
- crates spinaebackbone
- corpus caecumbackside, back
- conscientia culpaebad conscience, sense of guilt
- conscientia delictibad conscience, sense of guilt
- conscientia flagitiibad conscience, sense of guilt
- coquus nundinalisbad cook
- crapula et gravedo capitisbad luck, blues
- cacophemia, cacophemiae fbad reputation
- cerium, cerii nbad species of swelling or ulcer
- corona vallarisbadge of honor for wall climbing
- cacochymia, cacochymiae fbadness of the humours
- coactor iudicialisbailiff, judicial officer
- coactor iudiciariusbailiff, judicial officer
- casa furnariabakery, bakehouse
- calculorum subductiobalance sheet, accounting, conclusion, final account
- compensatio iuris et officiibalancing rights and obligations
- calvus, calva, calvumbald, without hair
- calvities, calvitiei fbaldness
- calvitium, calvitii nbaldness, bareness, sterility
- carroballista, carroballistae fballista mounted on a carriage, mobile gun
- chartula delectusballot paper
- carpobalsamum, carpobalsami nBalsam fruit
- civitas BalticaBaltic state, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
- collare, collaris nband for the neck, chain for the neck, collar
- collarium, collarii nband for the neck, chain for the neck, collar
- comptus, comptus mband, tie, assembling, joining together
- Ciceroni aqua et igni interdicerebanish Cicero, outlaw Cicero
- curas pellobanish the worries, dispel the worries, displace the worries
- curas pellobanish the worries, drive away the worries
- charta nummariabanknote, bill, security
- charta argentariabanknote, money card, bank bill, credit card
- cena sollemnisbanquet, feast, festive dinner
- convivatio, convivationis fbanquet, festive banquet, feast, gala dinner
- cenae antelucanaebanquets lasting all night, , meals lasting until the early morning
- collis nudusbare hill
- caput adaperiobare one's head
- caput aperiobare one's head
- caput revelobare the head (out of reverence)
- capite apertobareheaded
- circumlatro 1bark around, roar around
- circulans, circulantis mbarker, barker orator
- cervisia, cervisiae fbarley brew
- crepitus polentariusbarley fart
- clumae, clumarum fbarley husks, barley pods, barley hulls
- cerea, cereae gbarley juice, beer
- cervesa, cervesae fbarley juice, beer
- cervesia, cervesiae fbarley juice, beer
- cancellatus, cancellata, cancellatumbarred, invalid, void, coined, cancelled, annulled
- compensatio merciumbarter, , arter trade, exchange
- color nativusbasic colour
- contractus fundamentalisbasic contract, basic treaty
- canephoros, canephori fbasket carrier (at the Panathenaic procession)
- canister, canistri mbasket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket
- canistra, canistrorum nbasket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket
- canistrum, canistri nbasket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket
- canistrifer, canistrifera, canistriferumbasket-carrying, basket-bearing
- cartallus, cartalli mbasket
- cophinus, cophini mbasket
- corbis, corbis cbasket
- canistrum, canistri nbasketball hoop
- canistrifollis, canistrifollis mbasketball
- canistripila, canistripilae fbasketball
- caelamen, caelaminis nbasso-relievo
- calida lavorbathe oneself warmly
- calamitas lavatoriabathing accident
- cohors beneficiariaBattalion of Honour, Division of Honour
- clamor mīlitarisbattle cries, battle cry
- clamor proeliantiumbattle cries, battle cry
- clamor pugnantiumbattle cries, battle cry
- classicum, classici nbattle-signal upon the trumpet, war-trumpet
- certāmen cernobattle, struggle, fight
- clamator, clamatoris mbawler, noisy declaimer
- captivitas BabylonicaBaylonian captivity
- contermino 1be a borderer, to border upon
- commilito 1be a companion in war, fight in company
- cucurbitae caput habeobe a fool, have a pumpkin head
- coleos habeobe a man, have balls
- civitatis sum Rhodiorumbe a Rhodian citizen, be a citizen of Rhodes
- commode saltobe a skilful dancer
- cupiditatibus pareobe a slave to one's passions
- cupiditatibus serviobe a slave to one's passions
- curvo possum dignoscere rectumbe able to distinguish the wrong from the right
- copia alicuius mihi estbe able to get in front of someone, have access to someone
- capax sumbe able to stand up to, can stand up to
- consueo 2be accustomed, be wont
- commoveor 2be affected, be aroused, be disturbed
- celebritatem odibe afraid of people, be shy of people, shy away from people
- contrarior 1be against, oppose
- caleo in agendobe all fire to do, be full of zeal to do, being on fire to do
- censeo 2 [2]be angry
- comparturio 4be associated in childbirth with any one
- contemporo 1be at the same time, be contemporary
- controversor 1be at variance one with another, dispute
- conscius mihi sum alicuius reibe aware of something
- conscius sum alicuius reibe aware of something
- calveo 2be bald
- culpa careobe blameless, be guiltless, have no guilt
- caecutio 4be blind, see badly
- caecuttio 4be blind, see badly
- cupiditatibus occaecorbe blinded by passions, be dazzled by passions
- connascor 3be born at the same time, be born with, arise together with
- cerebro perfunctus sumbe braindead
- candeo 2be brilliant, be glittering, shine, glitter, glisten, glow with heat, be glowing hot, glowing with passion, be excited
- calleo 2be callous, be thickskinned, be hardened, be insensible, be unfeeling, be practised, be wise by experience, be skilful, be versed in, know by experience or practice, know, have the knowledge of, understand
- cavefacio 5be careful, , take precautions
- celebresco 3be celebrated
- clareo 2be clear, be bright, shine, be obvious, be clear, be evident, be manifest, be distinguished, be illustrious, be famous, be renowned
- conexum et aptum esse inter sebe closely related, be closely connected, be in close connection
- colligatius adhaereo alicuobe closer to someone
- consto 1be composed of, rest upon something
- contineorbe comprised, be enclosed, be surrounded, be encompassed, be environed by, hang together, be composed of, consist of, consist in, rest upon, be supported by
- condemnationem patiorbe condemned
- cohaereo 2be connected with, cleave to, be in contact with, be closely connected with, be in agreement with, be in harmony with, be vitally connected with, depend upon
- coniunctus sumbe connected, be in connection with something
- conscio 4be conscious of wrong, know well
- conscius mihi sumbe conscious
- censeor de aliquobe considered as belonging to someone
- coniunctivo addorbe constructed with the subjunctive
- coniunctivo adiungobe constructed with the subjunctive
- contrarius sumbe contrast, be opposite
- contionor 1be convened in an assembly, be united in an assembly, form an assembly, deliver an oration before an assembly of the people, harangue, address, declare before the people, say publicly, publish, make known, declare
- concionor 1be convened in an assembly, be united in an assembly, form an assembly, deliver an oration before an assembly of the people, harangue, address, say publicly, publish, make known, declare
- calumniae condemnorbe convicted of false impeachment
- curvesco 3be crooked, be curved, make a curve
- capite deminuorbe curtailed in one's civil rights, become a citizen of inferior rights, become a second choice citizen
- careo 2be cut off from, be without, want, be in want of, not to have, be devoid of, be free from, abstain from, hold one’s self aloof from, not to go to, be absent from, be deprived of, feel the want of, miss
- carus atque iucundus sum alicuibe dear to someone, be fond to someone
- causa cadobe defeated in court, fail in court, lose the case, be dismissed in court
- condelector 1be delighted with something
- caecus sumbe deluded, be blinded
- convario 1be different, vary
- conculcatui sumbe disregarded, be an object of contempt
- conficio 5be efficient, accomplish a direct result, be an active cause, complete, finish, end, spend, pass, bring forward as proved, show, deduce
- comitiis consul creorbe elected consul at the elective assembly
- cunctis centuriis creorbe elected unanimously
- complexum accipiobe embraced, be hugged
- cresco 3be enlarged, be strengthened, rise in distinction, increase in honor, rise in courage, be promoted, be advanced, prosper, become great, attain honor
- conquiesco 3 be entirely easy, be unconcerned, pause, stop, be quiet, enjoy entire repose, find rest, find recreation, find pleasure in something
- consto 1be established, be settled, be certain, be manifest, be evident, be well known
- cum invidia sumbe exposed to envy, be hostile
- consisto 3be firm, remain firm, be unshaken, be immovable, be steadfast, be at rest, stand one’s ground, continue, endure, subsist, be, exist, come to a stand, stand still, take rest, cease
- certo sciobe firmly convinced
- carus sum alicuibe fond of someone
- culpa vacobe free from guilt
- carere dolorebe free from pain
- consternor 1be frightened, become shy
- como 1be furnished with hair, having long hair, be hairy, be covered with hair, clothe with hair, deck with hair, deck with something like hair
- cunctis hominibus amabilis sumbe generally popular, be liked by all
- cingor 3be girded with something, be encircled with something, make one’s self ready for any thing, prepare, getting ready
- compungor 3be goaded by the stings of conscience, feel remorse
- caneo 2be gray, be hoary, be white
- capillor 1be hairy, wear hair
- contigue aliquem sequorbe hot on someone's heels
- commercium habeo cum aliquobe in contact with someone
- clavum imperii teneobe in government, be at the helm of the state, direct the state
- capitis periclitorbe in mortal danger, be in danger of death, risking head and neck
- consipio 5be in one’s right mind, be in one’s senses, be of sound mind
- claustris poenalibus contineorbe in prison
- castra habeo contra aliquembe in the battlefield against someone, be at war against someone
- carpento sedeo cum uxorebe in the car
- coinquinor 1be infected, defile oneself
- conquinor 1be infected, defile oneself
- cedere alicui virtutebe inferior to anyone in gallantry
- cupiditate alicuius rei accensus sumbe inflamed with desire for something
- cupiditate alicuius rei inflamatus sumbe inflamed with desire for something
- caleo sordibusbe inflamed with love for the Kanaille, be kindled for the rabble in love
- crapulor 1be intoxicated, be drunk, have an intoxication
- communitate coniunctus sum cum aliquobe joined together with someone
- conglisco 3be kindled up, become illustrious
- constat + acibe known
- careo aliqua rebe lacking in something
- clementi sum animo in aliquembe lenient against someone, indulge someone
- caeculto 1be like one blind, be dim-sighted
- certisco 3be made sure, be made certain
- certisso 3be made sure, be made certain
- collabefiobe made to reel, be made to totter, be brought to ruin, sink together, be overthrow, be supplant
- circummetior 4be measured around
- continens sumbe moderate, lie together
- clueor 2be named, be called, be reputed, be esteemed
- cognomen habeobe named, have the epithet
- cognomine appellorbe named, have the epithet
- contiguo 1be nearby
- credo 3be of opinion, think, believe, suppose
- constans sumbe of strong character
- catholicae confessionis sumbe of the Catholic faith, be Catholic
- coaetaneo 1be of the same age
- coaeto 1be of the same age
- causam amicitiae habeo cum aliquobe on friendly terms with someone
- caveo 2be on one’s guard, take care, take heed, beware, guard against, avoid, take care for, provide, order something, order, decree, dispose of in writing, dispose by will
- clerificor 1be ordained to the priesthood, be ordained
- calamitatibus obruorbe overwhelmed with misfortune
- compareo 2be perfectly evident, be apparent, appear, be visible, be present, be in existence, exist
- complaceo 2be pleasing at the same time, please also, be very pleasing to
- circumstagno 1be poured forth all around
- coexsisto 3be present at the same time, exist at the same time, coexist
- coram adsumbe present in person, be there in person
- celebritatem odibe publicity-shy
- cognatione inter se continenturbe related to each other
- copiis abundobe rich, have abundance
- cicatricor 1be scarred over, be cicatrized
- conspicor 1be seen
- conflictor 1be severely tormented, be vexed, be harassed, be afflicted, be brought to ruin
- calamitate doctus sumbe shrewd under adversity, be crafty through misfortune, have learned from misfortune
- coaegroto 1be sick at the same time with
- Caesaris partes sequorbe side with Caesar
- conticeo 2be silent, be still
- comminuor alicuius lacrimisbe softened by someone's tears
- centuplicato veneobe sold a hundred times dearer
- collum pono in pulverebe stretched out, put the neck on the floor
- calamitatibus affligorbe stricken with misfortune
- cervicor 1be stubborn, be obstinate
- compendio capiorbe tempted by profit
- causa sum bellibe the cause of war
- cum summo imperio et potestate sumbe the holder of supreme military and civil power
- calamitati sum alicuibe the undoing of someone, be fatal to someone
- concaleo 2be thoroughly warm
- conterno 1be three years old
- conscientia animi moveorbe tortured by conscience, be plagued by remorse
- censeor aliqua rebe valued after something
- concupio 5be very desirous, to long much for
- constupeo 2be very much astonished
- caleo 2be warm, be hot, glow, feel warm, glow in mind, be roused, be warmed, be inflamed, be carried on warmly, be urged on zealously, be yet warm, be yet new, be yet fresh, be eagerly sought, be frequented
- capior 5be weakened, be curtailed in one's possibilities
- candico 1be whitish, be white
- conquiesco 3be wholly at rest, rest, take rest, repose, be at rest, cease from exertion, be idle, be inactive, be in repose, take rest, halt, take repose, take a nap
- consumor 3be wiped out, be swept away
- curis conficiorbe worn down by worries, be worn down by cares
- capero 1be wrinkled
- calceus rostratusbeak shoe
- calceoli repandibeak shoes
- clavus trabalisbeam nail
- cyamias, cyamiae mbeanstone, a precious stone
- conferobear a thing somewhere, carry a thing somewhere, convey a thing somewhere, direct a thing somewhere, devote something to a certain purpose, apply something to a certain purpose, employ, direct, confer, bestow upon, give, lend, grant, transfer to
- circumgesto 1bear around, carry around
- convecto 1bear in abundance together, carry together in abundance, bring together in abundance
- circumferobear round, move round, carry round, carry about, pass around, spread around, publish abroad, proclaim, divulge, disseminate among the people, report, lustrate, purify any one by carrying around him consecrated objects
- causam alicuius rei sustineobear the guilt of something
- culpam alicuius rei sustineobear the guilt of something, have the guilt of something
- comporto 1bear together, carry together, bring together, collect
- congero 3bear together, carry together, bring together, collect, prepare, heap up, throw in great numbers, accumulate, shower, make by heaping together, build by bringing together, construct
- constanter fero aliquidbear with composure
- cestifer, cestiferi mbearer of a box, bearer of a chest
- cistifer, cistiferi mbearer of a box, bearer of a chest
- cistophorus, cistophori mbearer of the sacred box
- caducifer, caducifera, caduciferumbearing a herald’s staff
- corymbifer, corymbifera, corymbiferumbearing clusters of ivy-berries
- carniger, carnigera, carnigerumbearing flesh, clothed with flesh
- cunifer, cunifera, cuniferum bearing fruit of a conical form
- cornifer, cornifera, corniferumbearing horns, having horns, horned
- circumpavio 4beat close around, trod close around
- commulco 1beat violently
- contundo 3beat, bruise, grind, crush, pound, break to pieces, break, lessen, weaken, destroy, subdue, put down, baffle, check
- caio 1beat, cudgel
- circumpavitus, circumpavita, circumpavitumbeaten close around, trodden close around
- cum + Konj.because
- civitatem mutobecome a citizen of another state
- calceos mutobecome a senator
- coacesco 3become acid, become sour, deteriorate, become corrupt
- calvesco 3become bald, grow up thin, grow up far apart
- claresco 3become bright, grow bright, become clear, grow clear, begin to shine, become visible, sound clear, become audible, become manifest, become evident, become obvious, become illustrious, become famous, become renowned
- cancerasco 3become cancerous, be afflicted with a cancer, suppurate like a cancer
- carbonesco 3become charcoal
- charmidor 1become Charmides, rejoice
- commarcesco 3become completely dull, become completely flabby
- crudelesco 3become cruel, become brutal, become violent, become vicious
- cernor aliqua rebecome distinguished or known in something
- cernor in aliqua rebecome distinguished or known in something
- callesco 3become dull, become insensible, become blunt
- callisco 3become dull, become insensible, become blunt
- clarus fiobecome famous
- corpus faciobecome fat, thrive, get stout, become obese, become fat, gain weight, put on flesh
- colliquefiobecome fluid, liquefy, melt, dissolve
- colliquesco 3become fluid, liquefy, melt, dissolve
- concrebresco 3become frequent, increase, gather strength
- crebesco 3become frequent, increase, grow strong, spread abroad
- crebresco 3 (crebesco 3)become frequent, increase, grow strong, spread abroad
- confracesco 3become friable, become rotten, wither together, decay together
- concallesco 3become insensible, become obtuse, become shrewd, become practised
- cornesco 3become like horn, grow horny, turn to horn
- consopior 4become obsolete
- candesco 3become of a bright, glittering white, begin to glisten, begin to radiate, begin to glow, grow red hot
- compotior 4become partaker of, become master of
- corpus amittobecome poor, become lean, fall off the flesh, lose weight, get skinny
- contemperor 1become quite the same
- contristor 1become sad, grieve, become depressed
- candefiobecome shiny white, become glowing
- coaegresco 3become sick at the same time with
- conticesco 3 (conticisco 3)become still, cease speaking, cease sounding, keep silence, not to speak, become still, become quiet, come to rest, cease, decline, stop, abate
- conticisco 3become still, cease speaking, cease sounding, keep silence, not to speak, become still, become quiet, come to rest, cease, decline, stop, abate
- consilesco 3become still, to be hushed, keep silent, grow dumb
- corroboror 1become stronger, become greater, be grown up
- certamine battuendi Olympia vincobecome the Olympic gold medalist in fencing
- cognosco 3become thoroughly acquainted with, learn by inquiring, examine, investigate, perceive, see, understand, learn, become acquainted with, recognize, acknowledge, identify, seek or strive to know something, inquire into, reconnoitre, act the part of a scout
- concalesco 3become thoroughly warm, grow thoroughly warm, glow, glow with love
- contenebrasco 3become very dark, grow very dark
- contenebresco 3become very dark, grow very dark
- commadeo 2become very soft
- consanesco 3become whole, become sound, be healed
- commarceo 2become wholly faint, become wholly inactive
- computesco 3become wholly putrid, putrefy, rot
- computresco 3become wholly putrid, putrefy, rot
- cognitus, cognitus mbecoming acquainted with, knowing
- cognitio, cognitionis fbecoming acquainted with, learning to know, acquiring knowledge, knowing, acquaintance, cognition, conception, notion, idea, branch of learning, judicial examination, inquiry, cognizance, trial,recognition, discovery
- condecens, condecentisbecoming, seemly, fit
- condecenterbecomingly, fitly
- conducenterbecomingly, fitly
- concubitor, concubitoris mbed-fellow
- consors toribedmate, mistress
- cubans, cubantis mbedridden sick person, patient
- cubiculum dormitoriumbedroom
- cubiculare tapetebedside rug, bed rug, bed mat
- cerinthus, cerinthi mbeebread, called also erithace or sandaraca
- caro bovinabeef
- cerea castrabeehive, cells of wax, honey-comb
- cervisiae officinabeer brewery
- cerevisia,cerevisiae fbeer
- coram omnibusbefore all eyes, before all the world
- citra tertiam (syllabam)before the third syllable
- cloaco 1befoul, stain, pollute, defile
- clementiam expetobeg mercy
- congenero 1beget at the same time, produce at the same time, produce of the same litter, unite by affinity, connect
- committo 3begin any course of action, undertake a action, carry on a action
- confloresco 3begin to bloom at the same time, begin to florish together
- confervesco 3begin to boil, become heated, grow hot
- coepto diffidere dictisbegin to mistrust the words
- coepio 5begin, commence, undertake
- coipio 5begin, commence, undertake
- coepto 1begin, undertake, attempt, commence, make a beginning
- coeptus, coeptus mbeginning, undertaking, project
- coeptus, coepta, coeptumbegun, commenced, undertaken
- contumacius me gerobehave defiantly, act defiantly
- caput amputobehead, decapitate
- caput demobehead, decapitate
- caput detruncobehead, decapitate
- centenionalis, centenionalebeing a hundredth
- capitali odio dissideo ab aliquobeing divided with someone to the point of deadly hatred
- carentia, carentiae fbeing free, not having
- cohaerens, cohaerentisbeing in accord, corresponding
- coniunctissime vivo cum aliquobeing in very close contact with someone
- coniunctissimus sum cum aliquobeing in very close contact with someone
- credito 1believe firmly
- crimina auscultobelieve the accusations, listen to the accusations
- chiliastae, chiliastārum mbelievers in the millennial kingdom, , chilean
- campana, campanae fbell
- Cythereias, Cythereiadis fbelonging to Venus, consecrated to Venus
- currulis, currulebelonging to a chariot, belonging to a chariot-race
- classicus, classica, classicumbelonging to a classis, belonging to a fleet, belonging to a division of the Roman people, belonging to the first class, of the highest class, of the highest rank, classical, superior, standard
- carcerarius, carceraria,carcerariumbelonging to a prison
- cubitorius, cubitoria, cubitoriumbelonging to a reclining posture
- cauponius, cauponia, cauponiumbelonging to a retail shopkeeper, belonging to an innkeeper
- confanens, confanentisbelonging to a sanctuary, belonging to a parish
- cycneus, cycnea, cycneumbelonging to a swan, swan’s-
- cygneus, cygnea, cygneumbelonging to a swan, swan’s-
- coronarius, coronaria, coronariumbelonging to a wreath, suitable for garlands
- concionalis, concionalebelonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people
- contionalis, contionale (concionalis)belonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people, who went about in the assemblies of the people for the purpose of exciting the multitude
- curatoricius, curatoricia, curatoriciumbelonging to an overseer
- Cairicus, Cairici fbelonging to Cairo
- coniecturalis, coniecturalebelonging to conjecture or guessing, conjectural
- Cupidineus, Cupidinea, Cupidineumbelonging to Cupid
- Cyzicenus, Cyzicena, Cyzicenumbelonging to Cyzicum
- carnarius, carnaria, carnariumbelonging to flesh
- cavillatorius, cavillatoria, cavillatoriumbelonging to irony, belonging to teasing
- Carciviensis, Carciviensebelonging to Kharkiv, belonging to Charkiv, belonging to Kharkov
- Chioviensis, Chioviensebelonging to Kiev
- concubius, concubia, concubiumbelonging to lying in sleep, belonging to the time of sleep
- coniugialis, coniugialebelonging to marriage, conjugal, connubial
- conviperinus, conviperina, conviperinumbelonging to snake
- calathinus, calathina, calathinumbelonging to the basket, basket-like
- capularis, capulare [2]belonging to the cable
- comprehensorius, comprehensoria, comprehensoriumbelonging to the capture
- cicinus, cicina, cicinumbelonging to the castor tree
- catapultarius, catapultaria, catapultariumbelonging to the catapult, that is thrown by the catapult
- caelibalis, caelibalebelonging to the celibate
- caelibaris, caelibarebelonging to the celibate
- cellularis, cellularebelonging to the cell, cellular
- cretarius, cretaria, cretariumbelonging to the chalk, coated with chalk, chalked
- cinematographicus, cinematographica, cinematographicumbelonging to the cinema, cinematic
- circeiensis, circeiensebelonging to the circus
- convectorius, convectoria, convectoriumbelonging to the co-driver, serving for riding along
- coalitionarius, coalitionaria, coalitionariumbelonging to the coalition
- coferarius, coferaria, coferariumbelonging to the coffee
- centuriatus, centuriata, centuriatumbelonging to the comitia centuriata, advised in the comitia centuriata
- communalis, communalebelonging to the community
- compitalicius, compitalicia, compitaliciumbelonging to the compitalia
- computatorius, computatoria, computatoriumbelonging to the computer, relating to the computer
- computatralis, computatralebelonging to the computer, relating to the computer
- congressualis, congressualebelonging to the congress
- corneus, cornea, corneum (2)belonging to the cornel-tree, belonging to cornelwood
- casanicus, casanica, casanicumbelonging to the cottage
- casalis, casalebelonging to the court, belonging to the farm
- Crimensis, Crimensebelonging to the Crimea, Crimean
- culturalis, culturalebelonging to the culture, cultural
- Cyaneus, Cyanea, Cyaneumbelonging to the Cyaneae
- cyberspatialis, cyberspatialebelonging to the cyberspace, belonging to the internet world
- coactiliarius, coactiliaria, coactiliariumbelonging to the felt walker
- campensis, campensebelonging to the flat field
- classeus, classea, classeumbelonging to the fleet
- choraulicus, choraulica, choraulicumbelonging to the flute-players of the chorus
- chrysomelinus, chrysomelina, chrysomelinumbelonging to the golden apple, quince related
- canabensis, canabensebelonging to the grocer's quarter
- citharoedicus, citharoedica, citharoedicumbelonging to the guitar player
- curionius, curionia, curioniumbelonging to the head of the curia
- caputalis, caputalebelonging to the head, relating to life
- capitalis, capitalebelonging to the head, relating to life, by which life is endangered, capital, punishable by death, punishable by the loss of civil rights, that is at the head, chief, first in something, pre-eminent, distinguished, of the first rank, important
- curialis, curialebelonging to the imperial court
- calendarius, calendaria, calendariumbelonging to the Kalends
- calendalis, calendalebelonging to the Kalends, belonging to the first day of the month
- calendaris, calendarebelonging to the Kalends, belonging to the first day of the month
- cruralis, cruralebelonging to the legs, crural
- creditorius, creditoria, creditoriumbelonging to the loan, serving a loan, belonging to the credit
- commemorativus, commemorativa, commemorativumbelonging to the memory, serving the memory
- cellariensis, cellariensebelonging to the pantry
- crocotarius, crocotaria, crocotariumbelonging to the preparation of saffron-colored garments
- cauponarius, cauponara, cauponarumbelonging to the pub
- coracicus, coracica, coracicumbelonging to the raven
- concorporalis, concorporalebelonging to the same body or company
- concibo, concibonisbelonging to the same food department
- clabularis, clabularebelonging to the transport wagons
- clabularius, clabularia, clabulariumbelonging to the transport wagons
- clavularis, clavularebelonging to the transport wagons
- cunicularius, cunicularia, cuniculariumbelonging to the tunnel
- cosmicus, cosmica, cosmicum belonging to the world
- chimerinus, chimerina, chimerinumbelonging to winter, winter
- circumflecto 3bend about, turn about, mark with a circumflex, pronounce as long
- clino 1bend
- cessimbending in, turning in, turned backwards, backwards
- cossimbending in, turning in, turned backwards, backwards
- circumflexus, circumflexus mbending round, winding round
- campter, campteris mbending, turning, angle
- camter, camteris mbending, turning, angle
- commoda, commodorum nbenefits, privileges, rights, borrowed objects, fruit
- circumactus, circumacta, circumactumbent around, curved
- corresupinatus, corresupinata, corresupinatumbent backwards at the same time
- castra nauticaberth of the vessels, location of the vessels
- collino 3besmear, cover over, defile, pollute
- convomo 3bespew, vomit upon
- civitate donobestow with the citizenship, confer the right of citizenship
- curiosus, curiosa, curiosumbestowing cares upon a thing, bestowing pains upon a thing, applying one’s self assiduously, careful, diligent, thoughtful, devoted
- cogitata patefaciobetray one's thoughts
- comploro 1bewail, lament together loudly, lament together violently
- cautio incommodorumbeware of adversity
- caveo a venenobeware of poison
- cave, ne hosti opportunus fiasbeware of show the enemy an ignorance
- caveo ab aliquobeware of someone
- cavete, ne ...beware that
- capito, capitonisbig-headed
- cephalo, cephalonis mbighead
- certamen birotariorumbike race
- certamen birotariumbike race
- certamen birotulariorumbike race
- certamen birotulariumbike race
- cholagogus, cholagoga, cholagogumbile draining
- cholericus, cholerica, cholericumbilious, jaundiced
- columbor 1bill like doves, kiss like doves
- circumstringo 3bind about, put on, tie around, surround, clothe with
- circumvincio 4bind around
- convador 1bind one to appear in court by giving surely, cite someone to the court, made an appointment with someone
- consuetudine aliquem devinciobind someone to oneself by one's company, bind someone to oneself by one's association,
- circumligo 1bind something to something, bind something with something, encompass, surround
- coniungo 3bind together, connect, join, unite, yoke together, contract, carry on concert, wage in concert, continue without interruption, compose, form by uniting, join in marriage, join in love, unite by the ties of relationship or friendship
- coligo 1bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder
- colligo 1bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder
- conligo 1bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder
- coniunctio conexivabinding particle
- colligatio, colligationis f (conligatio)binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening
- conligatio, conligationis fbinding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening
- catenatio, catenationis fbinding, band, clamp, clincher, pin
- cychramus, cychrami mbird migrating with quails, perh, the ortolan
- circumvolitantes alites birds flying around
- commordeo 2bite sharply, bite eagerly
- commorsito 1bite to pieces
- canes et latrare et mordere possuntbiting accusers can do both: bark and bite
- canis, canis cbiting prosecutor
- cucurbitella, cucurbitellae fbitter gourd, cupping-glass
- cucurbitula, cucurbitulae fbitter gourd, cupping-glass
- capsa nigrablack box, flight recorder
- capsella nigrablack box, flight recorder
- cacabatus, cacabata, cacabatumblack, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot
- caccabatus, caccabata, caccabatumblack, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot
- cossyphus, cossyphi mblackbird
- culpam imprudentiae assignoblame a lack of caution
- crimen invicem intentantblame each other for the crime
- crimen invicem intentantblame each other, accuse each other
- culpito 1blame severely, reproach severely, blam harshly, reproach harshly
- culpam alicuius rei in aliquem conferoblame someone for something
- culpam alicui assignoblame someone, attribute guilt to someone
- culpam alicui attribuoblame someone, attribute guilt to someone
- carinator, carinatoris mblasphemer, taunter, detractor
- clamor apertusblatant screaming
- circumflagro 1blaze all around, scorch all around
- captus altero oculoblind in one eye
- caecus amor suiblind self-love
- caecatus libidineblinded by lust
- caecatus libidinibusblinded by passions
- caeco impetublindly, in blind urge
- caecitas, caecitatis fblindness
- caecitudo, caecitudinis fblindness
- captivitas oculorumblindness
- cruor, cruoris mblood (which flows from a wound), stream of blood, vital power, bloodshed, murder, blood in the body
- cognatio, cognationis fblood relationship, kindred, connection by birth, relations, persons, allied by descent, relationship, association, intimate connection, natural connection, agreement, kindred, resemblance, affinity
- consanguinitas, consanguinitatis fblood-relationship, consanguinity, relationship between brothers and sisters, relationship, affinity, similarity
- cochlea sanguine cassabloodless snail
- cruentus et maculatusbloodstained and sullied with murder
- caedes atroxbloody carnage, bloody slaughter
- crudus, cruda, crudumbloody, bleeding, trickling with blood, raw, not cooked, undigested, suffering from indigestion, unripe, immature, crude, yet young, yet fresh, not yet armed
- cruore oblitusbloody, gory, sanguinary, smeared with blood
- cruore respersusbloody, spattered with blood
- confloreo 2bloom together, flourish together
- charta bibulablotting paper, absorbent paper
- calamitatis ictusblow of fate, stroke of fate
- circumflo 1blow round about
- classicum infloblow the signal
- conflo 1blow together, blow up, stir up, kindle, light, inflame, bring about, effect, accomplish, bring together, raise, procure, produce, cause, occasion, melt, fuse, melt down
- conspiro 1blow together, breathe together, sound together, harmonize, agree, accord, agree together in thought or feeling, accord, unite, combine, plot together, enter into a conspiracy, conspire
- colaphus, colaphi mblow with the fist, cuff, a box on the ear
- circumspiro 1blowing all around
- cauricrepus, cauricrepa, cauricrepumblown through by the north-west wind
- caeruleum, caerulei nblue color, steel-color
- caerulum, caeruli nblue color, steel-color
- caeruleis oculisblue-eyed, with blue eyes
- caesiis oculisblue-eyed, with blue eyes
- caesios oculos Minervae, caeruleos esse Neptuniblue-grey be the eyes of Minerva, sea-blue those of Neptunus
- caesitas, caesitatis fblue, blueness
- caesius, caesia, caesiumbluish gray, cat-eyed
- caesicius, caesicia, caesiciumbluish, dark blue
- caesitius, caesitia, caesitiumbluish, dark blue
- color verecundusblush, shame
- clavus tabularisboard nail
- curatorium, curatorii nBoard of Trustees, Committee, Seat of the Trustee, Board of Trustees
- cicatrices meas ostentoboastfully show one's scars
- cumba, cumbae fboat, skif, barge, gondola, the boat of Charon
- cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f )boat, skif, barge, gondola, the boat of Charon
- cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f )boat, skiff, the boat of Charon
- compago corporisbodily structure
- corpus et animusbody and soul
- crementum corporisbody growth
- corpus insumentiabody weakening agents, debilitating agents, body weakening substances
- corpus mortuibody, corpse
- corpus hominis mortuibody, corpse, dead body
- corporis custodesbodyguard, lifeguard
- custodia corporisbodyguard, lifeguard
- combullio 4boil fully
- concoquo 3boil together, seethe together, digest, prepare, ripen, mature, endure, suffer, put up with, brook, tolerate, revolve in mind, think upon, weigh, reflect maturely upon, consider well
- conchicla, conchiclae fboiled bean
- conchicula, conchiculae fboiled bean
- concicla, conciclae fboiled bean
- caro coctaboiled meat, cooked meat
- caccabinus, caccabina, caccabinumboiled, simmered
- confidenterboldly, daringly, audaciously, impudently
- coniectio telorumbombardment, shelling
- coniectio tormentorumbombardment, shelling
- coagulum amicitiaebond of friendship
- catechismus, catechismi mbook of elementary Christian instruction, catechism
- capsaria, capsariae fbooth for bathing needs, bathroom girl
- combibiones, combibionum mboozing brothers, fellow boozers, co-drinkers
- controversia finiumborder conflict, boundary dispute
- claustra imperiiborder fortress of the empire
- custodia limitaneaborder guard, border patrol, border protection
- cursorium, cursorii nborder path, path running along the border
- custodes limitaneiborder police, border guards
- collimito 1border upon
- collimitor 1border upon
- compagino 1border upon
- confinis, confinebordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining, contiguous, nearly related, nearly like, similar
- confinius, confinia, confiniumbordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining, contiguous, nearly related, nearly like, similar
- collimitaneus, collimitana, collimitanumbordering upon
- contiguus, contigua, contiguumbordering upon, neighboring, contiguous, near, that may be touched, within reach
- classem deprimobore a fleet into the ground
- caecigenus, caecigena, caecigenumborn blind
- cavaticus, cavatica, cavaticumborn in caves, living in caves
- comprovincialis, comprovincialeborn in the same province
- congenitus, congenita, congenitumborn together with, produced together with, congenital, coëval with
- creatus, creata, creatumborn, begotten
- comminus ad aliquem accedobother someone, get on someone's body, take action against someone
- collum lagenaebottleneck
- circumtermino 1bound round about, limit round about
- catenatus, catenata, catenatumbound with a chain, chained, fettered, intertwined, connected, continued, unremitting
- circumtentus, circumtenta, circumtentumbound with something that is stretched around, begirt
- cecturium, cecturii nboundary ditch
- cectoria, cectoriae fboundary ditch, round pit
- confinia, confinium nboundary, border, confine, neighborhood
- caput submittobow one's head, lower one's head
- corpore inclinato aliquem salutobow to someone, greet someone with a bow
- capedo, capedinis fbowl or cup used in sacrifices
- cappudo, cappudinis fbowl or cup used in sacrifices
- capudo, capudinis fbowl or cup used in sacrifices
- capis, capidis fbowl with one handle,sacrificial bowl
- cistarius, cistariī mbox keeper
- colaphizo 1box one’s ears, give a slap
- colapho aliquem feriobox one’s ears, give a slap
- campsa, campsae fbox, ark, chest
- catlaster, catlastri mboy, lad, stripling
- catulaster, catulastri mboy, lad, stripling
- cerebellare, cerebellaris nbrain-covering, head-covering
- cerebrum, cerebri nbrain, understanding, anger, choler, the pith in the upper part, content, meaning
- calva, calvae fbrainpan, brain shell, cranium, skull, nut with a smooth shell, scalp without hair
- currum sufflamine tardobrake the car, slow down the car, decelerate the car
- cantabries, cantabriei fbran grind, bran lichen
- cauterem adhibeo ambitionibrand the ambition
- cauteroma, cauteromatis nbrand
- cauter, cauteris mbranding-iron, wound made by burning
- chalceus, chalcea, chalceumbrazen, of brass
- clibanicius, clibanicia, clibaniciumbread baked in a clibanus
- crusta panisbread crust
- canistellum, canistelli nbread-basket, fruit-basket
- canistellus, canistelli mbread-basket, fruit-basket
- cibicida, cibicidae mbreadwaster, bread-consumer
- claustra nobilitatis refringobreak down the barriers drawn by the nobility
- claustra effringobreak down the barriers
- cardines effringo break down the door
- confringo 3break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, d, ,
- confrango 3break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, dissipate
- carcerem refringobreak into prison, burgle the jail
- clausa effringobreak open locks and bolts
- carcerem effringobreak open the prison
- cervices alicui frangobreak someone's neck
- cervices alicuius frangobreak someone's neck
- claustra revellobreak the bolt, break the latch
- claustra portarum revellobreak the gates, break the gates open
- claustra discutiobreak the latch
- claustra manu rumpobreak the lock by hand
- contra regulam committobreak the rule, violate the rule, go against the rule
- conrumpo 3break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil
- corrumpo 3break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil, forfeit
- cibus meridianusbreakfast
- continens, continentis nbreakpoint, stopping point
- compertusio, compertusionis fbreakthrough
- cervisiam coquobrew beer
- cervisia, cervisiae fbrew
- crura, crurum nbridge piers, bridge supports
- creditum transitoriumbridging loan
- cognitiuncula, cognitiunculae fbrief investigation
- circumcisebriefly
- concisebriefly, concisely
- congestebriefly, summarily
- cohortium praefectusBrigadier General
- clarisonae vocesbright voices
- clarificus, clarifica, clarificumbrightening, illuminating, glorifying
- claritusbrightly, clearly, distinctly, plainly, aloud, distinctly, intelligibly, illustriously, honorably
- candidans, candidantisbrilliantly white
- causam ad iudicem deferobring an action before the court
- calamitatem infero alicuibring defeat upon someone, bring misfortune upon someone
- cereo 1bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion
- creo 1bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion
- coangusto 1bring into a narrow compass, confine, compress, contract, enclose, hem in, invest, besiege, limit, restrict, afflict
- consopio 4bring into an unconscious state, put fast asleep, lull to sleep, stupefy
- contamino 1bring into contact, touch, bring into union, mingle, blend together, unite, deteriorate by mingling, corrupt, contaminate, defile, stain, pollute, mar, efface
- committo 3bring into one whole, join, combine into one whole, join together, put together, connect, unite, bring men or animals together in a contest or fight, set together, set on
- compono 3bring into union, gather, collect, put together, bring into contact, fit together, pack up for a journey
- certa reportobring safe message
- contemptionem afferobring someone contempt, make someone despicable
- contemptum afferobring someone contempt, make someone despicable
- circumago et flecto aliquembring someone to a different mindset
- convivio aliquem adhibeobring someone to the banquet
- commemoro 1bring something to one’s recollection by speaking of it, remind of, make mention of something, recount, relate
- caso 1bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null or void
- casso 1bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null, make void
- contutor 1bring to safety, keep hidden
- corripio 5bring to trial, accuse, inform against
- corrogo 1bring together by entreaty, bring together, collect
- committo 3bring together for comparison, compare, put together, match, arrange a battle or contest, enter upon, engage in, begin, join, commence, maintain a contest, fight a battle, hold games, celebrate games
- conferobring together in a hostile manner, join together in a hostile manner, set together, bring together for comparison, compare, join in bringing forward, propose unitedly
- concilio 1bring together several objects into one whole, unite, connect, unite in thought or feeling, make friendly, procure the favor of, make inclined to, gain, win over, represent something to one as agreeable or pleasant, recommend
- contollo 3bring together
- conferobring together, bear together, carry together, collect, gather, collect money, collect treasures, bring offerings, contribute, be useful, be profitable, to profit, serve, be of use to, bring into connection, unite, join, connect, consult together, confer
- congesto 1bring together, carry together
- como 3bring together, form, frame, construct, comb, arrange, braid, dress, adorn, deck, ornament
- condo 3bring together, lay together, put together, join together into a whole, to form, fashion, produce, make by joining together, settle, make, construct, build, compose, write, celebrate, write of, treat of, describe, establish, found, be the author of
- catagusa, catagusae fbringing back, statue of Praxiteles, representing Ceres as bringing back Proserpine to Pluto
- corrogatio, corrogationis fbringing together
- comportatio, comportationis fbringing together, carrying together
- collatio, collationis fbringing together, collecting, hostile meeting, contribution, gratuity collected together for the emperor, union, combination, comparison, similitude, analogy, collation
- Corporatio radiodiffusionis BritannicaBritish Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
- civitas aegrabroken state
- confragosus, confragosa, confragosumbroken, rough, uneven, hard, difficult
- collactaneus, collactanei mbrother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother
- collacteus, collactei mbrother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother
- collacticĭus, collacticĭi mbrother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother
- Cyrus, Cyri m (2)brother of Artaxerxes Mnemon, killed in the battle at Cunaxa
- consanguineus, consanguinei mbrother
- confusus, confusa, confusumbrought into disorder, confused, perplexed, disorderly
- consummatus, consummata, consummatumbrought to the highest degree, perfect, complete, consummate
- cumulatus, cumulata, cumulatumbrought to the pinnacle of perfection
- collativus, collativa, collativumbrought together, carried together, collected, combined
- congesticius, congesticia, congesticiumbrought together, heaped up, piled up
- congestus, congesta, congestumbrought together, pressed together, thick
- collaticius, collaticia, collaticiumbrought together, raised by contribution, mingled, effected by contributions
- contunsum, contunsi nbruise, contusion
- contusum, contusi nbruise, contusion
- circumverro 3brush around, swipe around
- circumvorro 3brush around, swipe around
- collutio dentiumbrush teeth, teeth brushing
- circumversus, circumversa, circumversumbrushed around, swept around
- calyx, calycis mbud, cup of a flower, calyx of a flower, shell of fruits, egg-shell, covering of shell-fish, the shell, covering of wax around fruit (to preserve it)
- cimex electronicusbug
- cimex, cimicis mbug
- cimicatio, cimicationis fbugging, eavesdropping
- classem aedificobuild a fleet
- classem efficiobuild a fleet
- classem faciobuild a fleet
- classem moliorbuild a fleet
- circumaedifico 1build around
- cogitatione mihi magnifica depingobuild castles in the air
- campum Martium coaedificobuild on the square of Mars
- camera aliquid contegobuild over something with a vault
- circumstruo 3build round about, surround with buildings
- coaedifico 1build up together, build upon
- capulum terrestrebulk cable
- chamulcus automatariusbulldozer
- certamen adversus taurumbullfight
- cornutae, cornutarum fbullocks
- cornuti, cornutorum mbullocks
- calumnias alicui instruobully someone, harass, victimize, persecute, hassle, mess around
- calumnior 1bully, harass, victimize, persecute, hassle, mess around
- cippi, cipporum mbulwark formed of sharpened stakes
- caput offendobump one's head, bang one's head against the wall
- caesi acervibunch of slain
- cella loricatabunker
- circumhumatus, circumhumata, circumhumatumburied around
- calcem coquoburn lime
- conflagro 1burn up, burn, be consumed
- concremo 1burn up, consume
- comburo 3burn up, consume, ruin, destroy
- commuro 3burn up, consume, ruin, destroy
- cauterizo 1burn with a hot iron, brand
- cupiditate alicuius rei ardeoburn with desire for something
- cupiditate alicuius rei flagroburn with desire for something
- concremor 1burn
- comburor 3burn, be consumed
- cremo 1burn, consume by fire
- cauterio 1burn, mark with a branding-iron, brand
- combustum, combusti nburn, wound made by burning
- cecaumenus, cecaumena, cecaumenumburned
- coctilis, coctileburned
- carbonarius, carbonarii mburner of charcoal, collier
- cremator, crematoris mburner, consumer by fire
- combustura, combusturae fburnin
- candida tabaci fistulaburning cigarette
- causticum, caustici nburning medicament, corroding medicament
- concrematio, concremationis fburning up, conflagration
- causticus, caustica, causticum burning, caustic, corrosive
- conflagratio, conflagrationis fburning, conflagration
- combustio, combustionis fburning, consuming
- circumustus, circumusta, circumustumburnt around
- cui dolet, meminitburnt child shies away from fire, burned child dreads fire
- collacrimor 1burst into tears
- cachinnum edoburst out laughing
- cachinnum tolloburst out laughing, burst into peals of laughter
- corpus humo mandobury a corpse, commit a corpse to the earth
- cinerem componobury the ashes
- corpus humī abdobury the dead
- consepelio 4bury with
- confunero 1bury, inter, ruin, destroy
- computatio acceptorum et datorumbusiness balance
- charta salutatrixbusiness card
- consiliator in rebus oeconomicisbusiness consultant, economic advisor
- candidarius, candidaria, candidariumbusy with white, engaged with white
- celebritas locibusyness of a place
- corporĭcida, corporĭcidae mbutcher
- clunes, clunium fbuttock, haunch
- clunis, clunis fbuttock, haunch
- care emobuy expensively
- caeca die emobuy on credit
- captivos redemptobuy out prisoners of war
- coemptio, coemptionis fbuy-up, hoarding purchase, buy together
- casu (magno)by (pure) chance
- caudā verberandoby a blow with the tail
- congregativeby assembly, by association, assembly-wise, unification-wise
- casuby chance, casually, by accident, accidentally
- centuriatimby companies, by centuries, in masses, in crowds, by hundreds
- capite velatoby covering the head, in disguise, with head covered, hooded
- curiatimby curia
- caesimby cutting, with cuts, with the edge, in short clauses
- circumscriptorieby fraud, by deceit
- capitulatimby heads, summarily
- coacervatimby heaps, in heaps
- cognitionaliterby judicial investigation
- compacto (compecto)by mutual agreement
- carptimby pieces, by detached parts, in parts, separately, at different places, at different points, on different sides, at different times, at one time and another, now and then, at intervals
- collatis nummisby raising sums of money
- classeby ship, by sea
- classiby ship, by sea
- confirmor 1by something strengthen
- cedenterby yielding
- circumstantes, circumstantiium mby-standers
- cata + Akk.by
- circummissi, circummissorum mbypass corps, corps of circumvention
- cuma, cumae fcabbage sprout
- cuma, cumatis ncabbage sprout
- contractum ministrorum consiliumcabinet
- capulum, capuli ncable
- cacabo 1cackle
- crispio 4cackle, cluck (from the hen)
- cacillo 1cackle, cluck
- cacophaton, cacophati ncacophony
- cadurcum, cadurci nCadurcian coverlet, a coverlet of Cadurcian linen, bed ornamented with a Cadurcian coverlet, marriage-bed
- Caesar tridui viam processitCaesar advanced three days' march in front of
- Caesar cohortatus suos proelium commisitCaesar fired up his men and opened the fight
- Caesar tertium iam diem a castris aberatCaesar had already been away from the camp for two days
- Caesar quintis castris Gergoviam pervenitCaesar marched to Gergovia in five days' marches
- Caesar Haeduis frumentum imperatCaesar orders the Haeduans to deliver grain
- Caesar iuxta murum castra posuitCaesar set up camp near the wall
- Caesar Helvetios frumentum flagitabatCaesar urgently demands grain from the Helvetians
- claustris retentae feraecaged animals
- Cairus, Cairi fCairo
- callida malitiacalculating malice
- calculatura, calculaturae fcalculation
- calcatrum palmarecalculator
- computista, computistae mcalculator
- calculatio, calculationis f [2]calculus, gravel, stone (a disease)
- cortinale, cortinalis ncaldron-room, the place where new wine was boiled down in the cortina
- chalipha, chaliphae m (chaliphas, chaliphae m)caliph
- califa, califae m (califas, califae m)Caliph, Kalif
- chaliphatus, chaliphatus mcaliphate
- conventum ēdīcōcall a meeting, convene a meeting
- concilium populi convococall a people's assembly
- contionem advococall a people's assembly, convene a people's assembly
- Ciceronem patrem patriae dicere (vocare, nominare, appellare)call Cicero father of the fatherland
- cesso ab operecall it a day, finish work
- copias recentes auxilio arcesserecall rested troops to help
- cives ad conventionem vococall the citizens to the people's assembly
- comitio 1call the people to the assembly
- convoco 1call together, convoke, assemble, call
- calo 1call, call out, proclaim, call together, summon, convoke
- conclamito 1call, cry out loudly
- clamo 1call, cry out, shout aloud, complain with a loud voice, call aloud, cry aloud, proclaim, declare, invoke, call upon
- commemoratio, commemorationis fcalling to to mind, reminding, suggesting, commemorating, remembrance, mentioning
- calatio, calationis fcalling, summoning
- cornu cutaneumcallus
- clementia, clementiae fcalm, tranquil state of the elements, calmness, mildness, tranquillity, indulgent conduct, forbearing conduct, moderation, mildness, humanity, forbearance, benignity, clemency, mercy, kindness, sympathy
- calvariae locusCalvary, the place where Jesus Christ was crucified
- camelus, cameli ccamel (with either one or two humps)
- camelasia, camelasiae fcamel-driving, care of the camels belonging to the State
- camelelasia, camelelasiae fcamel-driving, care of the camels belonging to the State
- camelipes, camelipediscamel-footed
- camelarius, camelarii mcameldriver
- camelopardalis, camelopardalis fcamelopard, giraffe
- camelopardalus, camelopardali mcamelopard, giraffe
- camelopardus, camelopardi mcamelopard, giraffe
- cameli, quos dromadas appellant (vocitant)camels called dromedaries
- camomilla, camomillae fcamomile
- consiliorum tegumentumcamouflage
- castra temeratacamp desecrated by riot
- castrametator, castrametatoris mcamp master, quartermaster, engineer who sets up the camp
- castra saxis praeruptis suspendocamp on high rocks, set up camp on high rocks
- comitium creandis magistratibuscampaign event
- campus tentoriuscamping site, campsite
- campus tentoriuscampsite
- convenire possumcan meet, can get together
- calamitates belli diutius ferre non possumcan no longer bear the misfortune of war
- contineri non possum, quin ...can not abstain from, can not refrain from
- certum promittere nequeocan not promise it for sure
- cadit in quemquam tantum scelus?can someone commit such an outrage?, can someone commit such a crime?
- Canada, Canadae fCanada
- Canadia, Canadiae fCanada
- Canadensis, CanadenseCanadian
- Canadensis, Canadensis mCanadian
- corrugus, corrugi mcanal, water-conduit
- cultura cancellandicancel culture
- cancroma, cancromatis ncancer
- canceroma, canceromatis ncancer, cancer damage
- cancer, canceris mcancer, cancerous ulcer, carcinoma
- cancer, canceris ncancer, cancerous ulcer, carcinoma
- carcinodes, carcinodis ncancerous disease
- carcinoma, carcinomatis ncancerous ulcer
- canceratio, cancerationis fcancerous ulceration
- canceratus, cancerata, canceratumcancerous
- carcinosus, carcinosa, carcinosumcancerous
- candidatus, candidati mcandidate for office, he who strives after a thing, he who aims at a thing, candidate or a claimant of something
- candidatus tribuniciuscandidate for the office of Tribune of the People
- candidatus quaesturaecandidate for the Praetorship
- candidulecandidly, sincerely
- cereofalum, cereofali ncandle
- candelaber, candelabri mcandleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand
- candelabrum, candelabri ncandleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand
- candelabrus, candelabri mcandleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand
- candelae filumcandlewick
- cursum non teneo et longius deferorcannot hold the course and are driven quite far away
- caudica, caudicae fcanoe
- canonizatio, canonizationis fcanonisation, canonization
- Cantabri, Cantabrorum mCantabrians
- cappa Fessanacap from the city of Fez
- cappa, cappae fcap
- cachinnabilis, cachinnabilecapable of laughing, laughing, pertaining to immoderate laughter
- cappari n (indecl.)caper-bush, fruit of the caper-bush, caper
- capparis, capparis fcaper-bush, fruit of the caper-bush, caper
- custodia vivorumcapital control
- capitale, capitalis ncapital crime, felony
- capital, capitalis ncapital crime, felony, crime worthy of death
- capitum mercatuscapital market
- custodia vivorum in usu versantiumCapital Movement Control, Capital Control
- causa capitiscapital trial, criminal trial
- capitularium, capitularii ncapitation tax
- Capitolium, Capitolii nCapitol, the temple of Jupiter, any heathen temple
- capo, caponis mcapon
- capus, capi mcapon
- Cappadocia Ciliciam attingitCappadocia borders Cilicia
- capricornus, capricorni mcapricorn (having a goat’s horns), sign of the zodiac which the sun enters at the winter solstice
- centurio classiariuscaptain of a ship
- captiosecaptiously, insidiously
- captivitas urbiumcapture of the cities
- cisiarium, cisiarii ncar shed for cabriolets, garage
- currus automatariuscar, motor vehicle, automobile
- carum, cari ncaraway
- carbonii dioxidumcarbon dioxide
- carbonicus, carbonica, carbonicumcarbonic, carbonated
- carmino 1card
- caro 3card
- carminator, carminatoris mcarder
- carminatio, carminationis fcarding
- curae aliquid habeocare about something, take care of something
- cultus humanuscare by humans
- cultus, cultus mcare directed to the refinement of life, arrangements for living, style of life, manner of life, elegance, polish, civilization, refinement, luxury, voluptuousness, wantonness
- caveo alicuicare for someone
- concuro 1care for suitably, attend to
- civibus consulerecare for the fellow citizens
- civibus prospicerecare for the fellow citizens
- civibus providerecare for the fellow citizens
- coiro 1care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about
- curo 1care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about, take the charge of, manage the business of, do a thing in behalf of the state, administer, govern, preside over, command, heal, cure
- coro 1care for, take care of, have care of, to be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about
- coero 1care for, take or have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about
- cautio est, ne ...care must be taken not to
- cura, curae fcare, solicitude, carefulness, thought, concern, attention, management, administration, charge, management of state affairs, administration, charge, oversight, command, office
- cursus effususcareer
- cursus ingenscareer
- communis boni attentuscareful about the common good
- cautus, cauta, cautumcareful, circumspect, wary, cautious, provident
- concultus, conculta, concultumcarefully maintained
- curatecarefully, diligently
- conquisitecarefully, with much pains
- commulceo 2caress, coax much, soothe much, soothe, please, cajole
- comica tabellacaricature, cartoon
- consuetio, consuetionis fcarnal intercourse
- carnalitercarnally
- carnevalia, carnevalium nCarnival, Shrovetide, Shrove Tuesday
- carpentarius, carpentarii mcarriage-driver, coachman
- carpenta sericacarriages with silk curtains
- cernophora, cernophorae fcarrier of the sacrificial bowl, sacrificial bowl carrier
- caro putidacarrion
- cadaver eiectumcarrion, carcass
- cadaver morticinumcarrion, carcass
- corpus putrefactumcarrion, carcass, cadaver
- cariotta, cariottae fcarrot
- carota, carotae fcarrot
- comprehensam quandam animo speciem habeocarry a specimen
- cum telo sumcarry a weapon
- circumvecto 1carry around, ride around, sail around, go through, describe
- corripio 5carry off, rob, plunder, take possession of, usurp
- conserte contexteque agocarry out a concerted action
- cogitata perficiocarry out one's plans
- censum facio (perficio)carry out the estimation, carry out the census
- conveho 3carry together, bear together, bring together, gather, get in
- cervicem reponocarry up the neck, carry up the head
- cum telo sumcarry weapons
- cliellarius, cliellaria, cliellariumcarrying a pack saddle
- circumvectio, circumvectionis fcarrying around, circuit, revolution
- capite ferrecarrying on the head
- cantherius crucianscart horse
- cartilago, cartilaginis fcartilage, gristle, vegetable fibre
- cartilaginea, cartilagineorum ncartilaginous fishes
- cartilagineus, cartilaginea, cartilagineumcartilaginous, gristly
- comicarum tabellarum pictorcartoonist, caricaturist
- carrarius, carrarii mcartwright
- capum discerpocarve the cock
- carptor, carptoris mcarver of food, spiteful critic
- casus vocativus (vocandi)case vocative
- Caspium pelagusCaspian Sea
- consummo 1cast up, sum up, make up, amount to, bring about, accomplish, complete, finish, perfect, consummate, complete a time of service, make perfect, to complete, perfect, bring to the highest perfection, attain to the highest grade
- circumicio 5cast around, throw around, place around
- conflatilis, conflatilecast, molten
- castellatimcastle-wise, in troops
- castellum, castelli ncastle, fort, citadel, fortress, stronghold, bulwark, bastion, shelter, defence, refuge
- castor, castoris mcastor, beaver
- casualis, casualecasual, fortuitous, depending upon chance, case-related, declined with cases
- catinus, catina, catinumcat-grey
- cattinus, cattina, cattinumcat-grey
- catus, catī mcat
- catacumba, catacumbae fcatacomb
- Catalaunicum parlamentumCatalan Parliament
- catalepticus, cataleptica, catalepticumcataleptic
- Catalaunia, Catalauniae fCatalonia
- Catalonia, Cataloniae fCatalonia
- Catalani, Catalanorum mCatalonians
- coryza, coryzae fcatarrh
- captorium, captorii ncatch net
- conspicuus sum aliqua recatch the eye with something
- calcem tero iam calcecatch up with someone gradually, touch someone's heel with one's heel already
- capulo 1 [2]catch
- conchita, conchitae mcatcher of shell-fish
- captio, captionis fcatching, seizing, apprehension, deceiving, deception, fraud, deceit, fallacious argument, sophism, injury, disadvantage
- canonicorum collegiumCathedral Chapter
- cathedralis, cathedralecatheter-related
- Cato est mihi unus pro multis milibusCato applies to me for many thousands
- Cato vehementer est in Pompeium invectusCato attacked Pompeius sharply, Cato came out fiercely against Pompeius
- Cato minor (natu)Cato the Younger
- Cato Uticensis ortus erat a Catone CensorioCato Uticensis was the great-grandson of Cato Censorius
- coniunctiones rationativaecausal conjunctions
- causativus, causativa, causativumcausative, pertaining to a lawsuit
- coaglo 1cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate
- coagulo 1cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate
- cōgulo 1cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate
- causa bellicause for war
- clamores et admirationes efficiocause loud admiration, excite loud admiration
- coarticulo 1cause to articulate
- conglacio 1cause to freeze up
- congelo 1cause to freeze up, congeal, thicken, make hard, curdle
- concrepo 1cause to sound, cause to rattle, strike upon
- constagno 1cause to stand, congeal
- constituo 3cause to stand, put down, lay down, set, put, place, fix, station, deposit somewhere, station troops somewhere, post troops somewhere, draw up, set in order, cause to halt
- causae rerum et consecutionescauses and effects
- calorificus, calorifica, calorificumcausing warmth, warming, heating
- cautela, cautelae fcaution, precaution, surety, security
- cautelitas, cautelitatis fcaution, precaution, surety, security
- cautimcautiously, warily
- cautecautiously, with security
- cautocautiously, with security
- colyx, colycos fcavern where natron is distilling
- cavatio, cavationis fcavern, hollow
- cavile, cavilis ncavity
- cornīcor 1caw like a crow
- coracino 1caw, croak
- concesso 1cease, leave off, desist
- cassito 1ceaselessly fall, drip down
- cedrium, cedrii ncedar-oil
- cedrelate, cedrelates fcedar, fir-tree, a large kind of cedar
- caedrus, caedri fcedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil
- cedra, cedrae fcedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil
- cedrus, cedri fcedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil
- celebritas et nomencelebrated name
- celebre nomencelebrated name, much mentioned name
- caerimoniae denariaecelebrations associated with ten-day fasts
- caeli tegmencelestial vault
- cavernae aetheriaecelestial vault
- cavernae caelicelestial vault
- caelicus, caelica, caelicumcelestial, magnificent
- coelicus, coelica, coelicumcelestial, magnificent
- caelibatus, caelibatus mcelibacy, single life
- coelibatus, coelibatus mcelibacy, single life
- canavaria, canavariae fcellarer (of the monastery)
- cellarites, cellaritae mcellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler
- cellarius, cellarii mcellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler
- cellerarius, cellerarii mcellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler
- cellio, cellionis mcellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler
- conferrumino 1cement, solder together
- conferumino 1cement, solder together
- civilia bustacemetery of the Civil War
- cenotaphium, cenotaphii ncenotaph
- censor, censoris mcensor (a Roman magistrate), rigid judge of morals, censurer, critic
- cesor, cesoris mcensor (a Roman magistrate), rigid judge of morals, censurer, critic
- censio capitiscensorship of the lowest class
- centaureum, centaurei ncentaury
- centauria, centauriae fcentaury
- centaurium, centaurii ncentaury
- centimetrum, centimetri ncentimetre, the title of a metrical writing of Servius
- centipeda, centipedae fcentipede, worm, called also millepeda
- centupeda, centupedae fcentipede, worm, called also millepeda
- Centralis Africae Republica (CAR)Central African Republic
- Centralis Intellegentiae AgenturaCentral Intelligence Agency (CIA)
- caput quaestioniscentre of the investigation, core of the investigation
- comitia centuriataCenturiate Committees (election of officials, war and peace, capital offences)
- centuria praerogativacentury designated by lot as voting first
- Cerealia, Cerealium ncereals, festival of Ceres, celebrated on the 10th of April
- Cereales, Cerealium mCeres pendants, devotees of Ceres
- certe polcertainly, by god!, indeed, by god!
- certitas, certitatis gcertainty, safety, clarity
- certitudo, certitudinis fcertainty, safety, clarity
- catalysis, catalysis fcessation of hostilities, peace
- catenarum colonuschain inhabitant, convict
- catenarum sonituschain rattling, chain clanking
- catenarum sonuschain rattling, chain clanking
- catenarum strepituschain rattling, chain clanking
- catenarum stridorchain rattling, chain clanking
- circuli catenarumchain rings
- cateno 1chain together, bind together, put in fetters
- catenatimchain-like
- catenae similischainlike
- cathedra, cathedrae fchair, stool, armchair, sedan chair, teacher’s chair, professor’s chair, office of teacher, office of a bishop
- cretaceus, cretacea, cretaceumchalk-like, cretaceous
- cretifodinae, cretifodinarum fchalk-pits, clay-pits
- camera delegatorumChamber of Deputies, House of Representatives
- camera deputatorumChamber of Deputies, House of Representatives
- cubiclarius, cubiclarii mchamber-servant, valet-de-chambre
- cubicularius, cubicularii mchamber-servant, valet-de-chambre
- caprae feraechamois
- chamaemelon, chamaemeli nchamomile
- chamomilla, chamomillae fchamomile
- campio, campionis mchampion
- Confoederatio CampionumChampions League
- campionatus, campionatus mchampionship
- casus ubique valetchance rules everywhere
- casu accidit, ut ...chance will (wanted) it that
- cancellarius scaccarii Regni BritanniarumChancellor of the Exchequer
- cancellaria foederalischancellor, federal chancellor
- colorem commutochange color, lose color, blush
- colorem mutochange colour
- cursum commutochange course, haul off
- colorem mutochange his face colour
- consilium mutochange one's mind
- consilium mutochange one's mind, change one's resolve, change one's plan, step back from one's plan
- converto 3change the nature of a thing, change, alter, transform
- commutor 1change, alter
- caeli varietaschangeable climate, variable climate
- convertibilis, convertibilechangeable
- commutatio, commutationis fchanging, change, alteration, exchange, conversation, conference, reciprocal opposition, reciprocal change
- colliciae, colliciarum fchannels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings
- colliquiae, colliquiarum fchannels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings
- confusus atque inordinatuschaotic
- characterismos, characterismi mcharacterization, the making prominent of the characteristic marks
- characterismus, characterismi mcharacterization, the making prominent of the characteristic marks
- caulator, caulatoris mcharcoal-burner, scoffer, sophist
- capitis accusarecharge of life and death
- certamen currilechariot-race
- currus, currus mchariot, car, wain, triumphal car, riumph, war-chariot, ship, boat, horses drawing a chariot, a team, span, a pair of small wheels by which the beam of a plough was supported and guided
- caritatis operibus dedituscharitable
- cervum ad retia premochase the deer into the nets
- concastigo 1chastise severely, punish
- cave regicheck (the king)!, take care of your king!
- confuto 1check a boiling liquid, repress a boiling liquid, suppress, restrain, check, repress, diminish, impede, destroy, put to silence, put down by words, confute, refute, disprove, answer conclusively, convict
- custodia viariacheckpoint, control point
- consolo 1cheer, comfort, console
- casearius, casearii mcheese trader, dairy specialist, cheese maker
- caseum, casei ncheese
- caseus, casei mcheese
- contortecheesy, shrill
- contortus, contorta, contortumcheesy, shrill
- corruptus, corrupta, corruptumcheesy, shrill
- chemicus, chemica, chemicumchemical
- conclave rerum chemicarumchemistry laboratory, chemistry lab
- chemia, chemiae fchemistry
- Czernichovia, Czernichoviae fChernihiv
- Czernigovia, Czernigoviae fChernihiv
- cerasium, cerasii ncherry fruit, cherry
- cerasinus, cerasina, cerasinumcherry-colored
- cerasum, cerasi ncherry
- cerasus, cerasi fcherrytree, cherry
- caerefolium, caerefolii nchervil
- cerefolium, cerefolii nchervil
- chaerephyllum, chaerephylli nchervil
- chaerepolum, chaerepoli nchervil
- campsarius, campsarii mchest maker
- cumera, cumerae fchest, box, basket (to keep grain in)
- cumerum, cumeri nchest, box, basket (to keep grain in)
- castanetum, castaneti nchestnut-grove
- castanea, castaneae fchestnut-tree, chestnut
- castaneae nuceschestnuts
- commanduco 1chew much, chew to pieces, masticate
- commanducor 1chew much, chew to pieces, masticate
- commando 3chew
- commastico 1chew
- commanducatio, commanducationis fchewing, mastication
- chiasmus, chiasmi mchiasmus, crossed position
- cichoreum, cichorei nchiccory, succory, endive
- cichorion, cichorii nchiccory, succory, endive
- cichorium, cichorii nchiccory, succory, endive
- cicerarius, cicerarii mchickpea seller
- cicer, ciceris nchickpea
- capitaneus, capitanea, capitaneumchief in size, large, distinguished by size
- caput imperatorumChief of General Staff
- cardinalis, cardinalis mchief presbyter, cardinal
- comitivus, comitivi mchief
- cardinaliterchiefly, principally, especially
- consobrina, consobrinae fchild of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree)
- consobrinus, consobrini mchild of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree)
- consubrinus, consubrini mchild of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree)
- cosobrinus, cosobrini mchild of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree)
- confoederatio ab infantibus puerisque protegendis Child Protection Association
- creati, creatorum mchildren
- Chilia, Chiliae fChile
- Chilensis, Chilensechilean
- Chilensis, Chilensis mchilean
- Chiliensis, Chiliensechilean
- chiliarches, chiliarchae mchiliarch (commander of 1000 men), colonel, prime minister (among the Persians)
- canturio 4chirp
- caelum, caeli nchisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver
- celum, celi nchisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver
- coelum, coeli nchisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver
- cilio, cilionis mchisel, graver
- chlorum solutumchlorinated water
- chlorovomus, chlorovoma, chlorovomumchlorine releasing
- chloron, chlori nchlorine
- chlorum, chlori nchlorine
- collyphia, collyphiorum nchoice bits of meat, loin-pieces
- coloephia, coloephiorum nchoice bits of meat, loin-pieces
- colyphia, colyphiorum nchoice bits of meat, loin-pieces
- chondrile, chondriles fchondrilla, Spanish succory
- chondrilla, chondrillae fchondrilla, Spanish succory
- chondrille, chondrilles fchondrilla, Spanish succory
- condrilla, condrillae fchondrilla, Spanish succory
- condrille, condrilles fchondrilla, Spanish succory
- condrion, condrii nchondrilla, Spanish succory
- condicionem vitae sequorchoose a profession
- coapto 1choose to something, elect to something, admit into some body by election, receive into some body by election, elect to an office
- coopto 1 (copto 1)choose to something, elect to something, admit or receive into some body by election, elect to an office
- copto 1choose to something, elect to something, admit or receive into some body by election, elect to an office
- capio 5choose, select, elect, pick out, adopt, accept, occupy, take possession of, enter into, take by force, capture, storm, reduce, conquer, reach, attain, arrive at, betake one’s self to, wrest, receive, obtain, acquire, get, enjoy, reap, assume, adopt, cultivate, cherish
- caput alicui abscidochop off someone's head, cut off someone's head
- caput alicui auferochop off someone's head, cut off someone's head
- copadium, copadii nchopped meat, minced meat
- carmen chorichoral song in tragedy
- choriambicus, choriambica, choriambicum choriambic
- choriambus, choriambi mchoriambic
- corus, cori m (2)chorus, choral dance
- Christifer, Christifera, ChristiferumChrist bearing
- Christicolus, Christicola, ChristicolumChrist worshiping
- christianus democraticuschristian democratic
- Christianae legis studiosiChristian religious party
- Christianechristian
- Christianus, Christiana, Christianumchristian
- Christianismus, Christianismi mChristianity
- Christianitas, Christianitatis fChristianity, Christian religion, Christian clergy
- carmen nataliciumChristmas Carol, Birthday Poem
- chromaticus, chromatica, chromaticumchromatic
- chronica, chronicorum nchronicle, history books in chronological order
- chronographus, chronographi mchronographer, annalist
- chronographia, chronographiae fchronography, chronographic historiography
- chrysoberullus, chrysoberulli mchrysoberyl
- chrysoberyllos, chrysoberylli mchrysoberyl
- chrysoberyllus, chrysoberylli mchrysoberyl
- chrysolithos, chrysolithi mchrysolite, the topaz of the Greeks and of modern mineralogists
- chrysolithus, chrysolithi mchrysolite, the topaz of the Greeks and of modern mineralogists
- cimiterium, cimiterii nchurchyard, cemetery, burying-ground
- coemeterium, coemeterii nchurchyard, cemetery, burying-ground
- cicada, cicadae fcicada, tree-cricket, a symbol of summer
- Cicero non auctor fuit Caesaris interficiendiCicero did not advise the assassination of Caesar
- Cicero Attico salutem dicit plurimam (S.D.P.)Cicero greets Atticus warmly
- Cicero dicit in Laelio (suo)Cicero says in his Laelius
- Cicero dicit in eo libro, qui inscribitur LaeliusCicero says in his writing entitled Laelius
- Cicero loco quodam haec dicitCicero says the following at one point
- Cicero inter oratores praestatCicero stands out among the speakers
- Ciceroni aqua et igni interdictum estCicero was banished, Cicero was ostracized
- Ciceronis de philosophia libriCicero's philosophical writings, Cicero's philosophical books
- cinctura, cincturae fcincture, girdle
- cinematographeum, cinematographei ncinema
- cinnamoma, cinnamomae fcinnamon
- cinnamomum, cinnamomi ncinnamon, twig of cinnamon
- cinnamon, cinnami ncinnamon, twig of cinnamon
- cinnamum, cinnami ncinnamon, twig of cinnamon
- cinnamus, cinnami mcinnamon, twig of cinnamon
- circes, circitis mcircle
- circen, circinis ncircle, circular course
- cyclus, cycli mcircle, recurring period, periodic change, recurrence, instrument for branding
- circulatio, circulationis fcircular course, revolution
- circlus, circli mcircular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse
- circulus, circuli mcircular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse
- circus, circi mcircular line, circle, circus, racetrack
- circumincisio, circumincisionis fcircular section
- conchae in orbem circumactaecircular twisted shells
- circinatus, circinata, circinatumcircular, circularized
- circularis, circularecircular, round
- circulatimcircularly, in a circle, in circles, in groups, in companies
- circumversio cursus annuicirculation of one year
- circumcido aliquemcircumcise someone
- circinatio, circinationis fcircumference of a circle, circle
- circumductus, circumductus mcircumference of a figure, motion in a circle, revolution
- circumscriptio terraecircumference of the earth
- circumferentia, circumferentiae fcircumference
- circumlocutio, circumlocutionis fcircumlocution, periphrasis
- classi praefectus circumvehens Peloponnesumcircumnavigating the Peloponnese as fleet commander
- circus Flaminiuscircus Flaminius
- circus Maximuscircus maximus
- citatio, citationis fcitation, calling, proclaiming, command
- comperendino 1cite a defendant to a new time of trial, appointed on the third following day or later
- communiceps, communicipis mcitizen from the same municipality
- civis Romae inquilinuscitizen immigrated in Rome
- cruor civiliscitizen murder
- cosmicus, cosmici mcitizen of the world, cosmopolite
- civis universicitizen of the world, global citizen
- civiliter [cīvīlius, cīvīlissime]citizen-like, civilly, as becomes a citizen, courteously, kindly
- civis, civis ccitizen
- cives in forum conveneruntcitizens gathered at the forum
- cives variis causis excitati reclamitantcitizens protest agitated for various reasons
- cives sine suffragiocitizens without voting rights
- civitatula, civitatulae fcitizenship in a small city, small city
- citrus, citri fcitrontree
- centrum urbiscity centre, downtown
- consilium urbanumcity council
- civilis diescivil day
- causa privatacivil proceedings, civil case
- centenarius, centenarii mcivil servant with a hundred thousand sesterces salary, centenarian
- cursus officialiscivil service career
- civilisatio, civilisationis fcivilization
- cultus elegantiorcivilization
- cultus et humanitascivilization
- civilisatorius, civilisatoria, civilisatoriumcivilizational
- caelestia temptoclaim the sky
- contendo + aciclaim, assert, allege
- clamoseclamorously
- clango 3clang, sound, resound
- cottabus, cottabi mclap, stroke, clapping blow
- collido 3clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance
- conlido 3clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance
- circumplector 3clasp around, embrace, surround, encompass
- catabolenses, catabolensium mclass of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers
- catabulenses, catabulensium mclass of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers
- cardaces, cardacum mclass of Persian soldiers
- Canacheni, Canachenorum mclass of thieves
- classis, classis fclass, whole body of the citizens called to arms, army, fleet, division
- conclave scholareclassroom, schoolroom
- commissoria, commissoriae fclause in the condition of a sale or of a contract (by which a vendor reserved to himself the privilege of rescinding the sale if the purchaser did not pay his purchase-money at the time agreed on)
- claustrophobia, claustrophobiae fclaustrophobia
- chelae, chelarum fclaws or arms of animals, the claw-shaped part of the ballista, trigger
- chele, cheles fclaws or arms of animals, the claw-shaped part of the ballista, trigger
- cloacam purgoclean the drain
- cloacas detergeoclean the drains
- cloo 1clean
- circumpurgo 1cleanse around, purify around
- colatus, colata, colatumcleansed, purified
- coelioticus, coeliotica, coelioticumcleansing the stomach, cleansing the bowels
- conscientia virtutisclear conscience, good conscience
- clarus, clara, clarumclear, bright, shining, brilliant, making clear, bringing fair weather, loud, distinct, manifest, plain, evident, intelligible, celebrated, renowned, illustrious, honorable, famous, glorious, notorious
- claror, claroris mclearness, brightness
- claredo, claredinis fclearness, brightness, renown, celebrity, splendor, fame, reputation
- claritudo, claritudinis fclearness, brightness, renown, celebrity, splendor, fame, reputation
- claritas, claritatis fclearness, brightness, splendor, clearness of sight, distinctness, perspicuity, celebrity, renown, reputation, high estimation
- clarisonus, clarisona, clarisonumclearsounding, loud, distinct
- confindo 3cleave asunder, divide
- Catonem consulem creareclect Cato as consul
- clericio, clericionis mclergyman, clergy, cleric, priest
- clericus, clerici mclergyman, priest
- clericatus, clericatus mclerical office
- clericalis, clericaleclerical, priestly
- clientela, clientelae fclientship, patronage, protection, clients, dependents, alliance
- commutatio caeliclimate change
- climatis peritusclimate expert, climate specialist
- climatis tutelaclimate protection
- clima, climatis nclime, climate, region, part, land measure of 60 feet square
- cohaereo 2cling together, be united, cohere, adhere, press together, crowd together, be near, be close, be united, belong together, be closely connected, be consistent, agree together, hold together, remain, exist, maintain itself
- clinicum, clinici nclinic, hospital
- caput deradoclip one's head, shear one's head
- cloacarius, cloacarii mcloaca cleaner, toilet cleaner
- Clodius intercessorem parabitClodius will raise an opponent
- coenobita, coenobitae mcloister-brother, monk
- coenobium, coenobii ncloister, convent
- crebroclose one after another, repeatedly, often, oftentimes, frequently, many times
- capulo vicinusclose to the coffin, on the brink of death, with one foot in the grave
- clausula, clausulae fclose, conclusion, end, fitting end, close of a period, conclusion of a legal formula, any clause of a law, any section of a law
- coniveo 2 (conniveo 2)close, shut, close the eyes, shut the eyes, blink, half close the eyes, when heavy with sleep, be darkened, be obscured, be eclipsed, be dull, be drowsy, be languid, leave an error unnoticed, leave a crime uncensured, overlook, connive at, wink at
- conniveo 2close, shut, close the eyes, shut the eyes, blink, half close the eyes, when heavy with sleep, be darkened, be obscured, be eclipsed, be dull, be drowsy, be languid, leave an error unnoticed, leave a crime uncensured, overlook, connive at, wink at
- clausus, clausa, clausumclosed
- clusus, clusa, clusumclosed
- complex, complicisclosely connected with one, confederate, participant
- constricteclosèly
- contigueclosely
- crebreclosely, compactly
- citerior, citeriuscloser, nearer, earlier, lower, this side
- comor 1clothe oneself with hair, take care of the hair growth
- circumvestio 4clothe over, cover over
- conciliciatus, conciliciata, conciliciatumclothed in a garment of hair
- Canusinatus, Canusinata, Canusinatumclothed in Canusian wool
- coccinatus, coccinata, coccinatumclothed in scarlet
- castorinatus, castorinata, castorinatumclothed in the fur of the beaver
- candidatus, candidata, candidatumclothed in white
- cycladatus, cycladata, cycladatumclothed with a cyclas
- comitiacus, comitiaca, comitiacumclothed with a military charge
- circumiectus, circumiectus mclothed wrap, clothe, put around, embrace, environment
- circumiectio, circumiectionis fclothing, clothes, throwing around
- cinxerunt aethera nimbiclouds enveloped the aether
- collectae ex alto nubesclouds rising from the sea, clouds gathering from the sea
- caryophyllus aromaticusclove
- caryophyllon, caryophylli nclove, nut leaf
- claviger, clavigeri mclub-bearer
- claviger, clavigera, clavigerumclubbearing
- corymbus, corymbi mcluster of fruit, a cluster of flowers of different plants, cluster of ivyberries, carved clusters for the ornamenting of ships, nipple, elevation of earth
- clister, clisteris m clyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe
- clysmus, clysmi mclyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe
- clyster, clysteris mclyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe
- clysterium, clysterii nclyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe
- coapostolus, coapostoli mco-apostle, co-envoy, co-emissary
- coepiscopus, coepiscopi mco-bishop, associate bishop
- conscius coniurationisco-conspirator
- condiaconus, condiaconi mco-deacon, fellow deacon
- condelectatio, condelectationis fco-delight
- connotatio, connotationis fco-denotation, co-meaning, connotation
- coapostata, coapostatae mco-deviant, co-apostate
- compater, compatris mco-father
- commater, commatris fco-mother, second mother
- connotativus, connotativa, connotativumco-signifying, connotative
- conscia, consciae fco-witness, witness, participant
- coenautocinetum, coenautocineti ncoach, bus
- carrucarius, carrucarii mcoachman
- conducor 3coagulate, merge
- carboneus, carbonea, carboneumcoal black, charcoal black
- carbonifodina, carbonifodinae fcoal mine
- carbonis fodinacoal mine
- cella carbonariacoal store, coal cellar
- carbo, carbonis mcoal, charcoal, something of little value, bad tumor
- coalitionarius, coalitionarii mcoalitionaire, coalitionist
- custodia litoreacoast guard
- cataphracta, cataphractae mcoat of mail furnished with iron scales
- cataphractes, cataphractae mcoat of mail furnished with iron scales
- cultellus crepidariuscobbler's pinch
- cocococococo, cock-a-doodle-doo
- cocos, cocois fcoconut palm, coco palm
- cocus, coci m (2)coconut
- corpus iurisCode of Laws
- codex iuriscode, code of laws
- coaeternus, coaeterna, coaeternumcoeternal
- comperpetuus, comperpetua, comperpetuumcoeternal
- cofea, cofeae fcoffee
- conscientia, conscientiae fcognizance, cognisance
- Caesar, Caesaris mcognomen in the gens Julia
- Clusius, Clusii mcognomen of Janus, whose temple was closed in peace
- coheres, coheredis mcoheir, fellow-heir
- cohaerentia, cohaerentiae fcohering, coherence, connection
- cohortes quadringenariaecohorts of four hundred men each
- cohortes colonicaecohorts raised from colonies
- conspiro 1 (2)coil up
- cusio monetaliscoinage
- coincidentia, coincidentiae fcoincidence
- cohereditas, cohereditatis fcoinheritance
- concubitio, concubitionis fcoition
- Colchus, Colcha, Colchumcolchian, georgian
- Colchis, Colchidis fColchis, Georgia
- coincido 3collapse
- consulatu comparaticolleagues in the consulate
- congrego 1collect into a flock, collect into a herd, assemble, collect in swarms, collect a multitude together, assemble a multitude together, unite, join, associate, collect, accumulate
- colligo 3collect, get, gain, acquire, produce, amount to, come to, extend, gather up in memory, put together in the mind, think upon, weigh, consider, put together mentally, conclude, deduce, infer from what precedes
- collecticius, collecticia, collecticiumcollected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection
- collectitius, collectitia, collectitiumcollected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection
- collectivus, collectiva, collectivumcollected, gathered together, pertaining to a syllogism, syllogistic, ratiocinatire
- conceptus, conceptus mcollecting, gathering, collection, conflux, taking, catching, conceiving, pregnancy, budding, sprouting, the fœtus, conceiving in the mind, thought, purpose
- concilium, concilii ncollection of people, association, gathering, union, meeting, assembly, assembly for consultation, council, a close conjunction, union, connection, bond of union, tie, sexual union, coition, blossom of the plant
- constellatio, constellationis fcollection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs, a constellation
- catalepton, catalepti ncollection of Virgil's juvenile poems
- coactura, coacturae fcollection
- collectus, collectus mcollection
- collectanea, collectaneorum ncollections, title of the collected works of Jul, Solinus
- cephalaeota, cephalaeotae mcollector of a capitation tax
- conchylegulus, conchyleguli mcollector of shell-fish
- conchylilegulus, conchylileguli mcollector of shell-fish
- conchyliolegulus, conchylioleguli mcollector of shell-fish
- centumviri, centumvirorum mcollege of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances
- collegium tribunorum plebiscollege of people's tribunes
- collegium praetorumcollege of praetors
- clerimonia, clerimoniae fcollege of the clergy, college of priests, college of monks, college of religious orders
- collegialis, collegialecollegial
- collegiarius, collegiaria, collegiariumcollegial
- colliduntur inter secollide with each other
- colocynthis, colocynthidis fcolocynth, coloquintida
- coloquinthis, coloquinthidis f, colocynthidis fcolocynth, coloquintida
- Colonia AgrippinensisCologne
- Colonia Claudia Augusta AgrippinensisCologne
- clandestina consociatio bellatoria ColumbianaColombian Guerrilla Army (FARC), Colombian Underground Army (FARC)
- copiae revolutionariae ColumbiaColombian revolutionary forces, Farc
- colon, coli ncolon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem
- colum, coli n (2)colon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem
- colus, coli mcolon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem
- coloniarius, coloniarii mcolonist, settler
- colori loci adaequatiocolor matching, camouflage, color customization
- color, coloris mcolor, hue, tint, coloring stuff, dyestuff, complexion, external form, state, condition, position, outward show, appearance, character, fashion, cast, coloring, style, splendor, lustre, brilliancy, pretext, palliation, excuse
- colos, coloris mcolor, hue, tint, coloring stuff, dyestuff, complexion, external form, state, condition, position, outward show, appearance, character, fashion, cast, coloring, style, splendor, lustre, brilliancy, pretext, palliation, excuse
- cerussatus, cerussata, cerussatumcolored with white-lead, painted with white-lead
- coloratus, colorata, coloratumcolored, having color, colored red, red, imbrowned, having a healthy color, specious
- coloreus, colorea, coloreumcolored, variegated
- colorius, coloria, coloriumcolored, variegated
- caelum variumcolorful starry sky, multicolored starry sky
- colossus, colossa, colossumcolossal, gigantic
- colosseus, colossea, colosseum (colossaeus, colossiaeus)colossal, huge, gigantic
- colossiaeus, colossiaea, colossiaeumcolossal, huge, gigantic
- colossicos, colossiconcolossal, huge, gigantic
- colossicus, colossica, colossicumcolossal, huge, gigantic
- caput columnaecolumn capital
- columna rostratacolumn of honour decorated with ship's beaks
- columnifer, columnifera, columniferumcolumn-bearing
- columniacus, columniaca, columniacumcolumnar
- columnae variaecolumns of colorful marble
- crines buxo depectocomb down the hair with a boxwood comb
- capillum pectine expediocomb out the hair
- crines comocomb the hair
- crines pectore deducocomb the hair
- capilli compticombed hair
- complexio, complexionis fcombination, connection, physical constitution, physical habit, association, comprehension, comprisal, period, rhetorical figure, according to which one constantly recurs to what has been previously said, conclusion in a syllogism
- cremabilis, cremablecombustible
- combustibilis, combustibilecombustible, burnable
- cena comesa veniocome after dinner, come too late
- circumvenio 4come around something, be around (a thing), encircle, encompass, surround, flowing around, grasp, surround in a hostile manner, encompass, beset, invest, oppress, distress, afflict, overthrow, circumvent, deceive, cheat, defraud one, violate by evading
- cresco 3come forth, grow, arise, spring, be born, become visible, appear, rise in height, rise, grow, grow up, thrive, increase
- coorior 4come forth, stand up, arise, appear, rise, break forth, break out, begin, happen, stand up
- collidor 3come in contact, become hostile, be at variance, contend
- commentandi causa aliquo veniocome somewhere to study
- cum reo transigocome to an agreement with the accused, agree with the defendant
- consilia inire coepicome to an agreement
- cogitatione aliquid intellegocome to an understanding through reflection, my reflection leads to an understanding of something
- cisio ad urbem advehorcome to the city in a paddy wagon
- cursum vitae conficiocome to the end of one's life, finish the course of one's life, end one's life, die, it is coming to an end with me
- coaccedo 3come to, be added besides
- cedo in aliquemcome to, fall to one (as a possession), fall to his lot or share, accrue
- convenio 4come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to
- covenio 4come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to
- concurso 1come violently together, rush together, clash, go to and fro, run about, rush hither and thither, travel about, skirmish, rove somewhere, ramble somewhere, visit a place, frequent
- comoedus, comoedi mcomedian, comic actor
- comoedia in cothurnos non adsurgitcomedy does not rise to the momentum of tragedy
- comoediographus, comoediographi mcomedy poet, comedy writer
- comoedia, comoediae fcomedy, fun play
- cometa, cometae mcomet
- cometes, cometae mcomet
- consolor aliquem de aliqua recomfort someone about something
- consolor dolorem alicuiuscomfort someone in his pain
- consolor aliquem in miseriiscomfort someone in misfortune
- calcei habiles et apti ad pedemcomfortable and suitable shoes
- cubiculare stragulumcomforter, bedspread, bed cover, blanket
- culcita plumeacomforter, feather bed
- consolativus, consolativa, consolativumcomforting, consolatory
- carnificius, carnificia, carnificiumcoming from the hangman
- carnuficius, carnuficia, carnuficiumcoming from the hangman
- commeo ad aliquemcoming in and out of someone's house
- congressio, congressionis fcoming together, friendly meeting, interview, conference, carnal union, copulation, hostile meeting, attack, contest
- coetus, coetus mcoming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, , ingrafting
- convena, convenae ccoming together, meeting
- celeuma, celeumatis ncommand or call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers
- celeusma, celeusmatis ncommand or call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers
- classem administrocommand the fleet
- centenarius, centenarii mcommander of a century, captain, centurion
- centurio, centurionis mcommander of a century, captain, centurion
- centurionus, centurioni mcommander of a century, captain, centurion
- celeustes, celeustae mcommander of the rowers, clock generator during rowing
- celebrabilis, celebrabilecommendable
- commercium, commercii ncommercial intercourse, trade, traffic, commerce, right to trade as merchants, mercantile right, article of traffic, merchandise, ware, place of trade, market-place
- commiseresco 3commiserate, have sympathy with
- commiseror 1commiserate, pity, bewail, making it known by complaints, excite compassion
- collegium exploratoriumcommission of inquiry, investigation commission
- collegium moderatorumcommission, steering committee
- commissarius ab oeconomia et monetiscommissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner
- commissarius oeconomiae et monetis consulenscommissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner
- commissarius a commerciocommissioner for trade, trade commissioner
- commissarius commercio consulenscommissioner for trade, trade commissioner
- commissarius, commissarii mcommissioner, inspector
- contra regulam faciocommit a foul, commit a violation of the rules, play foul, violate the rule
- caedem committocommit a murder
- caedem efficiocommit a murder, commit a homicide, murder
- caedem et occisionem faciocommit murder and manslaughter
- caedem committocommit murder
- caedem faciocommit murder
- credo 3commit something to one, consign something to one for preservation, protection
- commendo 1commit to one for preservation, commit to one for protection, intrust to one’s charge, commit to one’s care, commend to, deposit with, commend, recommend, procure favor for, make agreeable, set off with advantage, grace
- commereor 2commit, be guilty of, earn, merit
- commissio inquisitoriacommittee of inquiry, investigative committee
- consilium virorum alicui rei faciendaecommittee, commission
- collegium curatorumcommittee, commission, steering committee
- comitia curiataCommittees of Curia, Assembly by Curia
- Communia consilia exterorum ac securitatis (CCES)Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP)
- communis utilitascommon good, public good, public welfare, public interest
- comprecatio, comprecationis fcommon imploring of a deity, public imploring of a deity
- communis sermonis consuetudocommon parlance, ordinary parlance
- caligati, caligatorum mcommon soldiers, privates
- chydaeus, chydaea, chydaeum common
- commisculus, commiscula, commisculumcommon
- communia, communium ncommonalities, intersections, overlaps
- Communitas populorumCommonwealth of Nations
- coepiscopatus, coepiscopatus mcommunal diocese, co-episcopate, associate episcopate
- communio parietumcommunal walls
- communicabilis, communicabilecommunicable
- commeant inter secommunicate with each other, intercommunicate
- communicatio sermoniscommunication, interlocution
- communicativus, communicativa, communicativumcommunicative, belonging to the communication, serving the communication
- coalitus, coalitus mcommunion, fellowship
- communio, communionis fcommunion, mutual participation, church communion, sacrament of the Lord’s supper, communion
- consortium, consortii ncommunity of goods, fellowship, participation, society
- coalitus humani gerneriscommunity of the human race
- compascua, compascuae fcommunity pastures, community trift
- communitas, communitatis fcommunity, society, fellowship, sense of fellowship, community in feeling, courtesy, condescension, affability
- compactus, compacta, compactumcompact, thick-set, thick, firm
- compransor, compransoris mcompanion in a banquet, boon companion
- commisero, commiseronis mcompanion in misfortune
- collusor, collusoris mcompanion in play, playmate, he who has a secret understanding with one to the injury of a third
- comes fugaecompanion on the run
- comes, comitis ccompanion, associate, comrade, partaker, sharer, partner, overseer, tutor, teacher, suite
- collateralis, collateralis mcompanion, mate, fellow
- commanipulatio, commanipulationis fcompanionship in a manipulus
- condiscipulatus, condiscipulatus mcompanionship in school
- commilitium, commilitii ncompanionship in war, fellowship, companionship
- convictio, convictionis f (2)companionship, intercourse, intimacy with one, familiar friend
- chors, chortis fcompany of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants
- cohors, cohortis fcompany, throng, attendants
- comparaticius, comparaticia, comparaticium (2)comparable
- collatio secundacomparative
- comparatus ad aliquidcompared to something, compared with something
- comparator, comparatoris m (2)comparer
- comparatio, comparationis fcomparing, comparison, trial of skill, contention, relation, agreement, contract, coupling, pairing, climax, comparative degree
- consociabilis, consociabilecompatible, suitable, fit
- compendiosecompendiously, briefly
- cursu cum aequalibus certocompete with one's peers in running
- certamen conserocompete
- concertor 1compete
- contentionem habeocompete, vie, quarrel
- certatim regis circumstant tectacompeting they surround the palace of the king
- conqueror 3complain of a thing, bewail, lament passionately, lament much
- conqueror cum aliquo de aliqua recomplain to someone about something
- copias redintegrocomplement one's troops
- circumfinio 4complete a circle, bring to an end
- circumvolvor 3complete in cycle
- compurgatio, compurgationis fcomplete purification
- catocha, catochae fcomplete stupor, catalepsy
- convenientia partiumcomplete symmetry of the parts
- centum annos compleocomplete the hundred years, experience a hundred years
- completus, completa, completumcomplete, perfect
- corpus iam corroboratumcompleted physical development, a fully developed body
- cum stirpe exstinguorcompletely extinct, totally die out
- consummator, consummatoris mcompleter, finisher
- concoctionem impediocomplicate the digestion
- consilii particepscomplicit, implicated
- carmen componocompose a poem, write a poem
- carmen condocompose a poem, write a poem
- carmen canocompose a song, sing a song
- confabricor 1compose, make
- catenosus, catenosa, catenosumcomposed of chains
- coelementatus, coelementata, coelementatumcomposed of elements
- craticulus, craticula, craticulumcomposed of lattice-work, wattled
- craticius, craticia, craticiumcomposed of wicker-work, wattled
- conscriptor, conscriptoris mcomposer, writer, author
- compositicius, compositicia, compositiciumcompound
- compositus, composita, compositumcompound, composite, made up of partsmature, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, calm, composed, unimpassioned
- compono 3compound, make up, mix, construct, build, write, write about, treat, celebrate
- cogitatione aliquid comprehendocomprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp some, ,
- cogitatione aliquid complectorcomprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp something mentally
- cogitatione aliquid comprehendocomprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp something mentally
- conceptio, conceptionis fcomprehending, circuit, compass, collection, reservoir, conception, a becoming pregnant, composing, drawing up of juridical formulas, expression, syllable
- comprehensivus, comprehensiva, comprehensivumcomprehensible, conceivable
- complexibilis, complexibilecomprehensible, understandable
- comprehensiva de oeconomia et mercatura pactioComprehensive economic and trade agreement (Ceta)
- constrictus, constricta, constrictumcompressed, contracted, abridged, short, brief, concise, compact
- castigatecompressedly, briefly, restrainedly, within bounds
- castigatimcompressedly, briefly, restrainedly, within bounds
- contrascriptor, contrascriptoris mcomptroller
- compotus, compoti mcomputation
- computus, computi mcomputation
- calculatio, calculationis fcomputation, calculation
- calculos subducocompute, reckon, cast up
- calculum subducocompute, reckon, cast up, add up
- computatorium, computatorii ncomputer, calculator
- computatrum, computatri ncomputer, calculator
- computator, computatoris mcomputer, reckoner
- calculator, calculatoris mcomputer, teacher of arithmetic, book-keeper, accountant
- computatio, computationis fcomputing, reckoning, computation, close reckoning, niggardliness, parsimony
- coarmio, coarmionis mcomrade in arms
- coarmius, coarmii mcomrade in arms
- commilito, commilitonis mcomrade, companion in war, fellow-soldier
- contubernalis, contubernalis fcomrade, partner, pimp, wife of a slave
- concorporales, concorporalium mcomrades, brothers in arms, allies
- coaequales, coaequalium mcomrades, companions in age
- concelo 1conceal carefully, cover up
- conticeo 2conceal, keep secret
- cripta, criptae fconcealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit
- crupta, cruptae fconcealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit
- crypta, cryptae fconcealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit
- celator, celatoris mconcealer, hider
- celatio, celationis fconcealment
- cogitabilis, cogitabileconceivable, imaginable
- concepto 1conceive, become pregnant, conceive in mind
- copias conducoconcentrate the troops
- copias contrahoconcentrate the troops
- campus captivis custodiendisconcentration camp
- castra carceraliaconcentration camp
- cura me capitconcern befalls me, worry afflicts me
- cholicus, cholica, cholicum concerning jaundice
- cochlearis, cochleareconcerning snails
- climaticus, climatica, climaticumconcerning the climate, climatic
- compastoralis, compastoraleconcerning the co-shepherd
- collateralis, collateraleconcerning the collateral relationship, having a side position
- chiragricus, chiragrica, chiragricumconcerning the hand gout
- conductionalis, conductionaleconcerning the rent, concerning the lease
- commercialis, commercialeconcerning traffic, commercial, reciprocal
- concentus musicusconcert
- complaco 1conciliate greatly
- coactimconcisely, briefly
- curriculum vitae conficioconclude the course of one's life, conclude one's life, come to the end of one's life
- coiector 1conclude, infer by conjecture, conjecture, guess
- colligentia, colligentiae fconclusion, consequence
- consectarium, consectarii nconclusion, inference
- consectaria, consectariorum nconclusions, inferences
- concordatio, concordationis fconcord, unanimity
- concordeconcordantly, in harmony
- certus definitusqueconcrete
- concuba, concubae fconcubine
- concubina, concubinae fconcubine, , pimp woman
- condemno aliquem inter sicarioscondemn someone for assassination
- condemno aliquem de pecuniis repetundiscondemn someone for extortion
- condemno aliquem de veneficiīscondemn someone for poisoning
- capitis damnare (condemnare)condemn to death
- condemnationem faciocondemn
- concretus, concretus mcondensation
- condescensio, condescensionis fcondescension
- colonatus, colonatus mcondition of a rustic
- condicionabilis, condicionabileconditional
- conditionabilis, conditionabileconditional
- condicionaliterconditionally
- causam defendoconduct a case
- causam dicoconduct a lawsuit, make a speech in court, state the legal case
- certamina ponoconduct competitions, organize competitions
- causas dictitoconduct legal transactions, one usually plays the role of lawyer
- causam alicuius defendoconduct someone's defence in a case
- corrivo 1conduct streams of water together, draw together into one stream
- conus, coni mcone, apex of a helmet, cone of the cypress, kind of sundial
- confessus, confessa, confessumconfessing, that has acknowledged, pleaded guilty
- confessor, confessoris mconfessor of Christianity, martyr
- confessionarius, confessionarii mconfessor, father confessor
- confisio, confisionis fconfidence, assurance
- confidens, confidentisconfident, trusting to something, selfconfident, bold, daring, undaunted, shameless, audacious, impudent
- castigatus, castigata, castigatumconfined, compressed, small, slender, close, restrained, checked, strict
- cohibitus, cohibita, cohibitumconfined, limited, moderate
- confirmo 1confirm one in his disposition or feelings, confirm one in his fidelity, give full assurance of, corroborate an assertion, settle, fix, establish, prove, demonstrate the truth of a thing
- constabilio 4confirm, establish, make firm
- catasceua, catasceuae fconfirmation of an assumption
- consolidator, consolidatoris mconfirmer, fortifier
- compugnanterconflicting, opposed, opposite, contrary, polar, contradictory, inconsistent, antagonistic, antithetical, diametrical, discrepant, oppositional
- corrivium, corrivii nconfluence of brooks
- coetus amniumconfluence of the streams, confluence of the rivers
- colluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f)conflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble
- colluvio, colluvionis fconflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble
- colluvium, colluvii nconflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble
- confluvium, confluvii nconflux, confluence
- conformalis, conformaleconformable, like, similar
- confronto 1confront, contrast, juxtapose
- confrontatio, confrontationis fconfrontation
- confusor, confusoris mconfuser, obstructionist, troublemaker
- consternatio, consternationis fconfusion, dismay, consternation, alarm, disquietude, disturbance, mutiny, tumult, disorder, sedition
- confutatio, confutationis fconfutation
- conger, congri mconger-eel
- congrus, congri mconger-eel
- cunger, cungri mconger-eel
- congratulatio victoriaecongratulations for the victory
- Congressus Civitatum FoederatarumCongress of the United States
- coniecturaliterconjeclurally, by conjecture
- coniecturale, coniecturalis nconjecture
- coniecturam adhibeoconjecture, assume, suppose
- coniecturam capioconjecture, assume, suppose
- coniecturam facioconjecture, assume, suppose, infer, draw a conclusion
- coniectator, coniectatoris mconjecturer, soothsayer
- coniunctiones adiunctivaeconjunctions with subjunctive
- confarreo 1connect in marriage
- confarro 1connect in marriage
- consero 3connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole, unite together, unite in hostility, unite for contest, bring together, engage in close combat, join hand to hand, join battle, make a joint seizure
- coniugus, coniuga, coniugumconnectable, compatible
- continuitas, continuitatis fconnected series, continuation
- contexo 3connected together, in close connection
- copulateconnectedly
- copulativeconnectedly
- colligateconnectedly, jointly
- copulator, copulatoris mconnecter, binder
- concatenatio, concatenationis fconnecting, joining, concatenation, sequence, fettering, binding
- coniunctio, coniunctionis fconnection by relationship, affinity, relation, connection by friendship, friendship, intimacy, connection of ideas, connecting particle, conjunction
- collegium, collegii nconnection of associates, connection of colleagues, colleagueship, association, partnership, persons united by the same office, college, guild, corporation, society, union, company, fraternity
- conexio animae et corporisconnection of soul and body
- complexio atomorumconnection of the atoms
- coniunctum, coniuncti nconnection, a joint-sentence, the necessary, inherent qualities of bodies
- conciliatio, conciliationis fconnection, union, an uniting in feeling, a conciliating, making friendly, a gaining over, the gaining over of hearers, the winning of hearers, the gaining over of a judge, inclination for, desire for, longing for, an acquiring, procuring
- coniugium, coniugii nconnection, union, connection by marriage, marriage, wedlock, concubinage, husband, pair (of animals)
- convinctio, convinctionis fconnective particle
- coniventia, coniventiae fconnivance
- conniventia, conniventiae fconnivance
- cepi ipsimi cerebellumconquer all his master's grace, conquer all his lord's favour
- castra hostium capioconquer the camp of the enemies, capture the enemy's camp
- civitatem vi expugnoconquer the city by force
- culpae consciusconscious of his guilt, guilty, aware of his guilt
- conscientia, conscientiae fconsciousness, knowledge, feeling, sense, self-consciousness, a conscientious fear, guilty fea, consciousness of right or wrong, the moral sense, conscience
- consequia, consequiae fconsequence
- consequentia, consequentiae fconsequence, natural succession
- conservativus, conservativa, conservativumconservative
- Conservativi maiore gratia valentconservatives gain influence, conservatives gain greater support
- consilium pensoconsider a plan
- contemno 3consider as unimportant, consider as of small value, value little, esteem lightly, contemn, despise, disdain, defy, not to fear, be safe from, make light of, slight, speak contemptuously of, disparage
- contempno 3consider as unimportant, consider as of small value, value little, esteem lightly, contemn, despise, disdain, defy, not to fear, be safe from, make light of, slight, speak contemptuously of, disparage
- consilia animo circumspicioconsider the plans carefully
- commentor 1consider thoroughly, meditate, think over, study, deliberate, weigh, prepare one’s self, made up a story, prepare, produce as the result of study, write, discuss, write upon, experiment in speaking, , attempt to speak, imitate, adopt the language of another
- cum animo consideroconsider with oneself
- cum animo meo cogitoconsider with oneself
- cum animo agitoconsider, consider with oneself
- consulo 3consider, reflect, deliberate, take counsel, reflect upon, consult
- castella aliquanto altiora ac munitioraconsiderably higher and more fortified places
- consulteconsiderately, deliberately, designedly, on purpose
- consultoconsiderately, deliberately, designedly, on purpose
- cogitatio belliconsideration regarding war, consideration concerning war
- contemplatus, contemplatus mconsideration, contemplation, observance, regard, respect
- circumspicientia, circumspicientiae fconsideration, deliberation
- considerantia, considerantiae fconsideration, reflection
- cogitata ratioconsidered plan, elaborate plan, prudent plan, foresighted plan
- conspicabundus, conspicabunda, conspicabundumconsidering attentively
- contemplabundus, contemplabunda, contemplabundumconsidering attentively, contemplating attentively, lost in contemplation
- consto 1 (consto ex)consist of something, be made of something
- consto ex aliqua reconsist of something, be made of something
- consensus atque unitasconsistency of opinion, equality of mind
- centenarius, centenaria, centenariumconsisting of a hundred, relating to a hundred
- consolamen, consolaminis nconsolation
- consolor 1console, encourage, animate, cheer, comfort, mitigate, alleviate, lighten, relieve, soothe
- concordiam copuloconsolidate unity, strengthen unity
- consonanterconsonantly, agreeably
- consensio libertatis vindicandaeconspiracy to regain freedom
- coniuratus, coniurati mconspirator
- consponsus, consponsa, consponsumconspired, gathered together
- Constantinopolitanus, Constantinopolitana, ConstantinopolitanumConstantinopolitan, belonging to Constantinople
- constitutio, constitutionis fconstitution, disposition, nature, definition, issue in a cause, point in dispute, regulation, order, arrangement, imperial regulation
- commutatio rerumconstitutional change
- consultorum collegiumconstitutional court
- capitalis poenae improbatioconstitutional legality, rule of law
- commune iuris consensu institutumconstitutional state
- constitutionalis, constitutionaleconstitutional
- constitutioni statali conveniensconstitutional
- coacto 1constrain, force
- causas struoconstruct reasons, create reasons, invent reasons, conceive reasons
- consul designatusconsul elect
- comitia consulariaconsul election
- consol, consolis mconsul
- cosol, cosolis mconsul
- consul, consulis mconsul, proconsul, the highest magistrate in other states, governor, head
- consulibus creandis comitia habenturconsular elections are held
- consultor 1consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of
- consilia inter nos communicamusconsult together, consult jointly, consult with each other
- consulo 3consult with one, to ask his opinion or advice, ask counsel of, consult, question, consult a deity, consult an oracle, consult omens, ask advice of a lawyer, take counsel with the competent authorities, take counsel upon something, deliberate upon something
- consulto de aliqua reconsult with oneself about something
- consultum, consulti nconsultation, inquiry of a deity, decree, decision, resolution, plan, response, oracle, divination
- consultus, consultus mconsultation, inquiry of a deity, decree, decision, resolution, plan, response, oracle, divination
- consiliatio, consiliationis fconsulting, counselling
- consumptor, consumptoris mconsumer, destroyer, waster of property, spendthrift
- comestio, comestionis fconsuming, eating
- consumptio, consumptionis fconsumption, a consuming, a wasting, consumption, an employing, bestowing, application, use
- comestura, comesturae fconsumption, use up, consume
- cachexia, cachexiae fconsumption, wasting, cachexy
- conventus usu coniunctuscontact group
- conventus usualiscontact group
- comissorius, comissoria, comissoriumcontaining a sunset clause
- cummatus, cummata, cummatumcontaining gum, containing resin, resinous
- carbunculosus, carbunculosa, carbunculosumcontaining red toph-stone
- caedem cogitarecontemplate murder
- consideratio, considerationis fcontemplation, consideration, reflection
- contemplativus, contemplativa, contemplativumcontemplative, speculative, theoretical
- contemporalis, contemporalecontemporary
- contemporaneus, contemporanea, contemporaneumcontemporary
- contemptibilis, contemptibilecontemptible
- contemptibilitas, contemptibilitatis fcontemptibleness
- contemptecontemptibly, despicably
- contemptimcontemptuously, with contempt, scornfully
- concerto 1contend with any one zealously or warmly, dispute, debate
- certabundus, certabunda, certabundumcontending, disputing
- certatio, certationis fcontending, striving, combat, strife, contest, military contest, fight
- contentus, contenta, contentum (2)contented, content
- certatus, certatus mcontention, fight
- circenses, circensium mcontesls in the Circus Maximus
- circienses, circiensium mcontesls in the Circus Maximus
- certamen, certaminis ncontest, struggle, competitive price, rivalry, emulation, military strife, battle, engagement, fight, combat, war
- conexa et cohaerentia aedificiacontiguous and interconnected buildings
- contingentia, contingentiae fcontingency, possibility, randomness, coincidence
- cephalaea, cephalaeae fcontinued pain in the head, lasting headache
- concapis, concapis fcontinuous connection
- continuatimcontinuously
- continuantercontinuously, in uninterrupted succession
- cohaerentercontinuously, uninterruptedly
- continuecontinuously, without interruption
- contraceptio, contraceptionis fcontraception
- caedes mandatacontract killing, contract murder
- collectus, collecta, collectumcontracted, narrow
- contesseratio, contesserationis fcontracting of friendship
- contractio et porrectio digitorumcontraction and extension of the fingers
- complexio, complexionis fcontraction of two syllables into one
- conductus, conductus mcontraction
- contractura, contracturae mcontraction, tapering of the columns
- contra aliquem dicocontradict someone
- contradico 3contradict, reject
- Caesare inopinantecontrary to Caesar's assumption
- contra exspectationemcontrary to expectation, against expectation
- commoda publica peccocontrary to the welfare of the state
- collativum, collativi ncontribution in money
- collecta, collectae fcontribution in money
- calumniator, calumniatoris mcontriver of tricks or artifices, pettifogger, perverter of law, chicaner
- contineo et coerceo me ipsumcontrol oneself, restrain oneself
- classem agocontrol the fleet
- custodia contineocontrol, supervise, monitor, oversee
- coffrarius, coffrarii mcontroller (of the luggage)
- contraversia, contraversiae fcontroversy, contention, quarrel, question, dispute, debate
- convalescentia, convalescentiae fconvalescence, a regaining of health
- concalo 1convene, summon, call together
- convocator, convocatoris mconvener
- commoditas itinerisconvenience of the way
- commodum, commodi nconvenient opportunity, favorable condition, convenience, advantage, profit, reward, pay, stipend, salary, wages for public service, favor, privilege, immunity, useful thing, a good, that which is lent, a loan
- colloquium amicorumconversation among friends
- colloquium, colloquii nconversation, conference, discourse
- confabulatio, confabulationis fconversation, discoursing together
- commercium sermonisconversation, interlocution
- confabulor 1converse together, discuss something with one
- consermonor 1converse with one, talk
- conversimconversely
- conversio, conversionis fconversion
- converto 3convert to Christianity
- convincere caedisconvict of murder
- coarguere ambitusconvict someone of usurpation of authority
- coargutio, coargutionis fconvicting, refutation
- civibus persuadereconvince the citizens, persuade the citizens
- coniungunt et implectunt inter seconvolve, constrict, convolute, conglomerate
- coquito 1cook again and again, cook all the time, cook proficiently
- coctito 1cook again and again, cook frequently
- cenam alicui coquocook someone a meal
- cocturarius, cocturarii mcook
- cocus, coci mcook
- coquinatorius, coquinatoria, coquinatoriumcook
- coquus, coqui m (cocus, coci m)cook, baker
- coctor, coctoris mcook, brewer
- coco 3cook, prepare by cooking, bake, boil, roast, parch, steep, melt, heat
- coquo 3cook, prepare by cooking, bake, boil, roast, parch, steep, melt, heat, prepare by fire, burn, ripen, make mature, digest, elaborate something in mind, consider, think, meditate upon, contrive, plan, vex, harass, torment, disturb the mind
- coctum, cocti ncooked food
- calefactorium, calefactorii ncooking pot, crucible
- cacabus, cacabī mcooking-pot
- caccabus, caccabi mcooking-pot
- coctio, coctionis fcooking, burning, digesting of food
- coctura, cocturae fcooking, melting, manner of cooking, style of cooking, a temperature of the air adapted to the ripening (of fruit), a boiling liquid
- cuccuma, cuccumae fcookingvessel, kettle, a small private bath
- cucuma, cucumae fcookingvessel, kettle, a small private bath
- cuparius, cuparii mcooper
- cooperatio utrique parti utilis estcooperation benefits both sides
- cooperatio melioreturcooperation is to be improved
- cooperatio Finnorum cum NatoneCooperation of the Finns with NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
- collaboratio, collaborationis fcooperation, collaboration
- copulatus conexusquecoordinated with each other, interconnected, linked with each other, networked with each other
- Codania, Codaniae fCopenhagen
- calcus, calci mcopper coin, the tenth part of an obolus
- color cypriuscopper color
- chalcographus, chalcographi mcopper engraver
- cuprum, cupri ncopper
- chalcanthum, chalcanthi ncopperas-water
- chalcographica imagocopperplate, copper engraving
- chalcītes, chalcītae mcopperstone, copper ore
- chalcitis, chalcitidis fcopperstone, copper ore
- copio 1copy
- coralliorum repagulumcoral reef
- coralliorum saeptumcoral reef
- coralloachates, coralloachatae mcoral-agate
- corallinus, corallina, corallinumcoral-red
- coralium, coralii ncoral, red coral
- corallium, corallii n (coralium, curallium, curalium)coral, red coral
- corallum, coralli ncoral, red coral
- curalium, curalii ncoral, red coral
- curallium, curallii ncoral, red coral
- curhalium, curhalii ncoral, red coral
- coriandratum, coriandrati ncoriander-water
- coliandrum, coliandri ncoriander
- coriandron, coriandri ncoriander
- coriandrum, coriandri ncoriander
- coriandrus, coriandri fcoriander
- cornea, corneae fcornea of the eye
- ceratitis, ceratitidis fcorneal inflammation
- cornus, corni fcornel cherry-tree, javelin made of cornelwood
- cornum, corni ncornelcherry
- corna autumnaliacornelian cherries ripening in autumn
- ceteras nationes compellocorner the rest of the tribes
- cornu copia, cornus copiae fcornucopia, horn of plenty, fill horn
- cornucopia, cornucopiae fcornucopia, horn of plenty, fill horn
- crisis coronariaCorona crisis
- corporalitas, corporalitatis fcorporality
- corporalitercorporally, bodily
- collustrium, collustrii ncorporation that procured the lustration of the fields of a district
- corporeus, corporea, corporeumcorporeal, composed of flesh, fleshly, , belonging to the body
- corporatus, corporata, corporatumcorporeal, embodied, become a body, incarnate
- corporalis, corporalecorporeal, pertaining to the body
- corpulentia, corpulentiae fcorpulence, grossness of body, fleshiness of body, corporeity
- corpulens, corpulentiscorpulent, fleshy, fat
- corpulentus, corpulenta, corpulentumcorpulent, fleshy, fat, , corpulent, fleshy, fat, physical, corporeal
- corporosus, corporosa, corporosumcorpulent, gross
- castigatio, castigationis fcorrecting, chastising, punishment, correction, reproof, castigation, trimming, lopping of plants, tempering, moderating
- corrector, correctoris mcorrector, improver, preacher of morals, title of a kind of land-bailiff, governor
- competens, competentiscorresponding to, competent, legal,
- corrumptor, corrumptoris mcorrupter, misleader, seducer, briber
- corruptor, corruptoris mcorrupter, misleader, seducer, briber
- corruptibilitas, corruptibilitatis fcorruptibility, perishableness
- corruptivus, corruptiva, corruptivumcorruptible, perishable
- corruptrix, corruptriciscorrupting, seducing
- corruptecorruptly, perversely, incorrectly, in a mutilated manner
- Corbeia, Corbeiae fCorvey
- cosmetorium, cosmetorii ncosmetic agent, cosmetic
- cosmeticus, cosmetica, cosmeticumcosmetic
- cosmonauta, cosmonautae mcosmonaut, astronaut, spaceman
- cosmos, cosmi mcosmos
- casaria, casariae fcottage warden, cottage guard
- chameunia, chameuniae fcouch on the earth, sleeping on bare floor
- consilium publicumcouncil meeting, state council
- concilium ecclesiae evangelicae GermaniaeCouncil of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD)
- consentium, consentii ncouncil
- consiliator, consiliatoris mcounsellor
- consiliarius, consiliarii mcounsellor, adviser
- connumero 1count with
- conficto 1counterfeit, feign
- contrascribo 3countersign
- contrascriba, contrascribae mcountersigner, comptroller
- colona, colonae fcountrywoman
- comparo 1couple together in the same relation, connect in pairs, pair, match, unite, join, bring together to, couple together in judgment, count one object fully equal to another
- copulo 1couple, bind together, tie together, join, connect, unite, confront, associate with
- cursus lunariscourse of the moon, lunar orbit
- cursus mille quingentorum metrorumcourse of the world, course of the universe
- casales, casaliumcourt boundaries, farm boundaries
- casalia, casalium ncourt boundaries, farm boundaries
- curia rationumCourt of Auditors, Court of Audit, Audit Office
- curiales, curialiumcourt servants, courtiers
- comis, comecourteous, affable, kind, obliging, friendly, loving
- comitercourteously, affably, kindly, obligingly, friendly, lovingly
- comitas, comitatis fcourteousness, kindness, obligingness, friendliness, affability, gentleness, too great liberality, prodigality
- civile, civile ncourtesy
- crines adultericourtly decorated hair
- confoederatio, confoederationis fcovenant, agreement
- circumobruo 3cover around with, wrap around
- circumvelo 1cover around, envelop
- caput toga obvolvocover his head with the toga
- caput operiocover one's head
- corpus velocover one's nakedness
- celeritate incredibili longissimas vias conficiocover one's path with unbelievable speed
- circumtego 3cover round about
- collem densis castris compleocover the hill with densely packed camps
- cooperio 4cover wholly, cover, cover over, overwhelm, bury in
- coperio 4cover wholly, cover, cover over, overwhelm, bury in
- cero 1cover with wax, overlay with wax, smear with wax, wax
- coopertorium, coopertorii ncover
- cooperculum, cooperculī ncover, lid
- coperculum, coperculī ncover, lid, top
- compleo 2cover, overwhelm, supply fully, furnish abundantly, fill with any notion (story, desire, humor, passion), make complete, make perfect, finish, perfect
- cryptoporticus, cryptoporticus fcovered gallery, covered passage, vault, hall
- corticatus, corticata, corticatumcovered with a bark, taken from a tree with a portion of the bark
- crustosus, crustosa, crustosumcovered with a hard rind, crusted
- cinerulentus, cinerulenta, cinerulentumcovered with ashes
- cancellosus, cancellosa, cancellosumcovered with bars, covered with a railing, heavily barred
- crinitus, crinita, crinitumcovered with hair, hairy, having long hair, having long locks, long-haired
- caesariatus, caesariata, caesariatumcovered with hair, having long hair, ornamented with foliage or leaves
- caenulentus, caenulenta, caenulentumcovered with mud, muddy, filthy
- ceratus, cerata, ceratumcovered with wax, assembled with wax, waxed
- crypticus, cryptica, crypticumcovered, concealed
- calceatus, calceatus mcovering for the foot, sandal, shoe
- calciatus, calciatus mcovering for the foot, sandal, shoe
- calceamentum, calceamenti ncovering for the foot, shoe, footwear
- calciamentum, calciamenti ncovering for the foot, shoe, footwear
- calantica, calanticae fcovering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders
- calautica, calauticae fcovering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders
- capicium, capicii ncovering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed
- capitium, capitii ncovering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed
- cilicium, cilicii ncovering, originally made of Cilician goats’ hair, used by soldiers and seamen
- calumma, calummatis ncovering
- calymma, calymmatis ncovering
- cooperimentum, cooperimenti ncovering
- constratum, constrati ncovering, deck
- caseus bubuluscow cheese
- caseus vaccinuscow cheese
- cibum ovis obligocrack eggs into the food
- circelli isiciaticrackers
- crepatio, crepationis fcracking, bursting, crack, fissure
- cunabula, cunabulorum ncradle, resting-place of young animals, the earliest abode, dwellingplace, birth, origin
- cuna, cunae fcradle, the nest of young birds, birth, earliest childhood
- cunae, cunarum fcradle, the nest of young birds, birth, earliest childhood
- convolsio, convolsionis fcramp, convulsion
- convulsio, convulsionis fcramp, convulsion
- contortiones orationiscranky expressions, eccentric expressions
- crepor, creporis mcrash, roar
- cancer marinus sive fluminaliscrayfish or crawfish, sea crab or crayfish
- crepitatio, crepitationis fcreak
- cramum, crami ncream
- castellum in alto tumulo ponocreate a fortification on a high hill
- cuniculum agocreate a mine, create a mining tunnel
- castella communiocreate entrenchments
- castella muniocreate entrenchments
- cuniculos agocreate underground tunnels
- concreo 1create with
- concreatus, concreata, concreatumcreated together
- constitutor legiscreator of a law, aker of a law
- creator, creatoris mcreator, author, begetter, founder, creator of the world, God, one who elects or appoints to an office
- creatura, creaturae fcreature, thing created, the creation
- credibilitercredibly
- creditor, creditoris mcreditor
- credulecredulously
- conrepo 3creep to a place, slink to a place, creep
- correpo 3creep to a place, slink to a place, creep
- correpto 1creep
- cinefacio, cinefacionis fcremation, ashing, incineration, bombing
- castra lunatacrescent-shaped camp
- corydalus, corydali mcrested lark
- cassita, cassitae fcrested lark, tufted lark
- creta, cretae fCretan earth, chalk, white earth, white clay
- canthyllion, canthyllii nCretan pitchplant
- colpa, colpae fcrime, fault, blame, failure, defect, crime of unchastity, faux pas, fault of remissness, fault of neglect, any thing mischievous or injurious, mischief
- culpa, culpae fcrime, fault, blame, failure, defect, crime of unchastity, faux pas, fault of remissness, fault of neglect, any thing mischievous or injurious, mischief
- Chersonesus TauricaCrimea
- causae publicae et privataecriminal and civil cases
- causa criminaliscriminal case
- corpus legum poenaliumCriminal Code (StGb), Penal Code (StGb)
- causa publicacriminal trial, public case
- criminalitas, criminalitatis fcriminality, crime
- criminalitercriminally
- confessi, confessorum mcriminals who have confessed their guilt
- crisium administrandarum gubernatiocrisis management
- crisium administrandarum regimencrisis management
- critica morbi accessiocrisis of disease
- criterium, criterii ncriterion, judgment
- climacter, climacteris mcritical epoch in human life, a climacteric
- censuram gerocriticise
- crocito 1croak loudly
- croco 1croak loudly
- coaxo 1 [2]croak
- corcodilus, corcodili mcrocodile
- crocodilus, crocodili mcrocodile
- crocum, croci ncrocus, saffron, saffron color, saffron-flower
- crocus, croci mcrocus, saffron, saffron color, saffron-flower
- cromaticus, cromatica, cromaticumcromatic
- curvo 1crook, bend, bow, curve
- curvus, curva, curvumcrooked, curved, bent, stooping, bent by age, rising on high, boisterous, winding, wrong, perverse, wrong
- camur, camura, camurumcrooked, turned inwards
- camurus, camura, camurumcrooked, turned inwards
- curvitas, curvitatis fcrookedness
- curvor, curvoris mcrookedness
- crucifer, cruciferi mcrossbearer
- cornix, cornicis fcrow
- caterva, catervae fcrowd, troop, band of men, flocks, farrago
- coangustatio, coangustationis fcrowding, constriction, narrowing
- coronopus, coronopodis mcrowfoot
- colonia regaliscrown colony
- cumulum gaudii alicui afferocrown someone's joy
- coroniformis, coroniformecrown-shaped, crown-like
- coronator, coronatoris mcrowner
- coronatio, coronationis fcrowning, coronation
- crucifixor, crucifixoris mcrucifier
- crucifixio, crucifixionis fcrucifixion
- cruce aliquem afficiocrucify someone
- cruci affigo aliquemcrucify someone
- concrucifigo 3crucify together
- crucifigo 3crucify, crucify to the cross
- cruci affigocrucify, put on the cross
- carmen inconditumcrude poem
- crudelitercruelly, in a cruel manner
- cruente (cruenter)cruelly, severely
- cruentercruelly, severely
- circumvectio nauticacruise, sea voyage, ship voyage, boat trip
- cinnama quassacrumbled cinnamon, crushed cinnamon
- confractum, confracti ncrumbs
- contusio, contusionis fcrushing, breaking, battering, bruising, bruise, contusion
- comminutio, comminutionis fcrushing, shattering, diminution, weakening, attenuation, reduction
- crustata, crustatorum ncrustaceous animals, shellfish
- cicatrix obductacrusted wound
- crocio 4cry as a raven, croak as a raven
- cuculo 1cry cuckoo
- clamito 1cry out violently, cry out aloud, bawl out, vociferate, proclaim, reveal, betray
- conclamo 1cry together, call out together, call together, call to one’s help, call loudly, cry out loudly, cry out violently, shout, exclaim, call repeatedly by name, lament someone, bewail, complain
- clamatus, clamatus mcrying aloud, shouting
- cryptographia, cryptographiae fcryptography, encryption, encoding
- crystallinum, crystallini ncrystal cup, crystal vessel
- crystalloides, crystalloidescrystal-like
- crustallus, crustalli fcrystal, mountainc-rystal, rock-crystal
- Cuba, Cubae fCuba
- cubicus, cubica, cubicumcubic, cubical
- cybicus, cybica, cybicumcubic, cubical
- coccyx, coccygis mcuckoo
- cucullus, cuculli mcuckoo
- cuculus, cuculi mcuckoo
- cucumerarium, cucumerarii ncucumber-field, cucumber planting
- cucumeraceus, cucumeracea, cucumeraceumcucumber-like, of cucumber
- cucumeracius, cucumeracia, cucumeraciumcucumber-like, of cucumber
- cucumis, cucumeris mcucumber, a sea-plant, similar to the cucumber
- compilo 1 (2)cudgel soundly, beat soundly
- caia, caiae fcudgel
- clibanaria, clibanariae fcuirass factory
- culmino 1culminate
- caeremoniae, caeremoniarum fcult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects
- caerimoniae, caerimoniarum fcult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects
- ceremoniae, ceremoniarum fcult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects
- colo 3cultivate, till, tend, take care of a field, work in a garden, abide, dwell, stay in a place, inhabit, bestow upon a thing, care upon a thing, care for, frequent, cherish, protect, be the guardian of
- cultus, culta, cultumcultivated, tilled
- cultio, cultionis fcultivation, veneration, reverence
- Cumaeus, Cumaea, CumaeumCumaean
- Cumanum, Cumani nCumæan region, an estate of Cicero near Cumae
- ciminatum, ciminati ncumin-spice
- cuminatum, cuminati ncumin-spice
- cuminum, cumini ncumin
- cyminum, cymini ncumin
- careum, carei ncumin, caraway
- cumulator, cumulatoris mcumulator, accumulator, multiplier, propagator
- callidum inventumcunning, trick, finesse
- cissybium, cissybii ncup of ivy-wood
- calathoīdescup-shaped, basket-shaped
- calix, calicis mcup, goblet, drinking-vessel, wine, cooking-vessel, pot, small pipe
- Cupidines, Cupidinum fcupids, love goddesses
- coagulatio sanguiniscurdling, coagulating, blood clotting, blood coagulation
- capillos ferro torqueocurl one's hair with the iron
- crines calamistro convertocurl the hair with the branding iron
- convolvor 3curl up
- crispo 1curl, crisp, crimp, make variegated, make rough, make uneven, cover with something, plant with something, strew over, put into a tremulous motion, swing, brandish, wave
- concrispo 1curl, give a curling motion to, give a undulatory motion to, brandish
- cincinnus, cincinni mcurled hair, lock of hair, curl of hair, too artificial or elaborate oratorical ornament
- calamistratus, calamistrata, calamistratumcurled with the curling-iron, crisped, curled
- cincinnalis, cincinnalecurled
- concrispus, concrispa, concrispumcurled
- crispus, crispa, crispumcurled, crisped, crimped, having curled hair, curlyheaded, artistic, elaborate, curled, uneven, waving, wrinkled, in tremulous motion, quivering, tremulous
- crispulus, crispula, crispulumcurled, having curled hair, crisped, crimped, elaborate, artificial
- cirratus, cirrata, cirratumcurled, having ringlets, fringed
- crispans, crispantiscurled, uneven, wrinkled, trembling
- crispicans, crispicantiscurling, ruffling
- cincinnatus, cincinnati mcurly head
- crispulus, crispuli mcurly head, frizzy head
- cirrati, cirratorum mcurly heads, schoolboys
- computus cottidianuscurrent account, daily account
- caput eius sacrocurse one's head
- curulis, curulis fcurule chair, official chair
- curvedo, curvedinis fcurvature, arch
- concurvo 1curve, bend
- circumacta litoracurved coastlines
- culcitosus, culcitosa, culcitosumcushion-like, mattress-like
- culcitarius, culcitarii mcushion-maker, upholsterer, mattress manufacturer
- culcitrarius, culcitrarii mcushion-maker, upholsterer, mattress manufacturer
- caerimoniae translaticiaecustomary celebrations, traditional rituals
- consuetudo saeculicustoms of the time, zeitgeist
- circumcido 3cut around, cut, clip, trim, circumcise, cut off, shorten, diminish, abridge, circumscribe, lop off, remove
- circumseco 1cut around, pare around, saw around, circumcise
- contrunco 1cut down, cut to pieces
- circumcaedo 3cut off all around
- circumcisus, circumcisa, circumcisumcut off around, cut off, cut off from connection with the region around, steep, precipitous, inaccessible, abridged, short, brief
- compraecido 3cut off at the same time
- commeatu aliquem prohibeocut off someone's supply
- caput praecidocut off the head
- commeatum intercludocut off the supply
- capulo 1 [3]cut off, break off
- capello 1cut off, break off, sever, clip, cut away
- coinchuo 3cut off, cut down
- coinquio 4cut off, cut down
- coinquo 3cut off, cut down
- coninquo 3cut off, cut down
- comas deponocut one's hair
- cervices alicui abscidocut someone's throat
- concido 3cut up, cut through, cut away, cut to pieces, bring to ruin, destroy, beat severely, cudgel soundly, divide minutely, dismember, render feeble, strike down, prostrate, ruin, destroy, annul, deceive, cheat, defraud
- conseco 1cut up, cut to pieces, cut off, lop, prune
- commaticus, commatica, commaticumcut up, divided, short
- caedo 3cut, hew, lop, cut down, fell, cut off, cut to pieces, strike upon something, knock at, beat, strike, cudgel, strike mortally, kill, murder, slay a single enemy, conquer with great slaughter, cut to pieces, vanquish, destroy, slaughter animals (for offerings), slay
- cultellarius, cultellarii mcutler, knifemaker, knivesmith
- coticula, coticulae f (2)cutlet, pork chop, ribs
- circumcisio, circumcisionis fcutting around, circumcision
- caedes, caedis fcutting off, lopping off, cutting down, slaughter, massacre, carnage, slaughter of animals, slaughter of victims, persons slain, persons murdered, slain, blood shed by murder, gore, striking with the fist, beating
- caesus, caesus mcutting, cutting off
- caesura, caesurae fcutting, felling, hewing, hewing off, that which is hewn, that which is cut off, pause in a verse, caesura
- caesio, caesionis fcutting, lopping, wounding, killing
- cyberspatium, cyberspatii ncyberspace
- Cyclas, Cycladis fCycladic island
- cyclicus, cyclica, cyclicumcyclic, forming a complete cycle, encyclopaedic
- Cyclopeus, Cyclopea, CyclopeumCyclopean, of the Cyclopes
- cotoneus, cotonea, cotoneumCydonian
- Cydoneus, Cydonea, CydoneumCydonian, Cretan
- Cydonius, Cydonia, CydoniumCydonian, Cretan
- cylindrus, cylindri mcylinder, a cylindrical stone for levelling the ground, a roller, precious stone ground off in the form of a cylinder
- cylindroides, cylindroidescylindrical
- Cylleneus, Cyllenea, CylleneumCyllenian
- Cyllenius, Cyllenia, CylleniumCyllenian
- Cyllenius, Cyllenii mCyllenian
- Cyllenides, Cyllenidae mCyllenian, Cyllenian, possessed by Mercury
- Cyllenis, Cyllenidis fCyllenian, Cyllenian, possessed by Mercury
- cymbalista, cymbalistae mcymbal-player
- cymbalon, cymbali ncymbal, bell
- cymbalum, cymbali ncymbal, bell
- Cynegetica, Cynegeticorum nCynegetics, the name given to poems on hunting
- cynicus, cynica, cynicumCynic
- CyniceCynic, after the manner of the Cynics
- Cynismus, Cynismi mcynical philosophy, cynical conduct
- cupressifer, cupressifera, cupressiferumcypress-bearing
- cyparissifer, cyparissifera, cyparissiferumcypress-bearing
- cupressus, cupressi f (cupressus, cupressus m, cyparissus, cyparissi f)cypress, an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funerals
- cupressus, cupressus mcypress, an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funerals
- Cypriacus, Cypriaca, CypriacumCyprian
- Cypricus, Cyprica, CypricumCyprian
- Cyrenaei, Cyrenaeorum mCyradherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic
- Cyrenaicus, Cyrenaica, CyrenaicumCyrenaic
- Cyrenensis, CyrenenseCyrenaic
- Cyrneus, Cyrnea, CyrneumCyrneian, Corsican
- Cytaei, Cytaeōrum mCytaean, Colchian
- Cytaeus, Cytaea, CytaeumCytaean, Colchian
- Cytaeaeus, Cytaeaea, CytaeaeumCytæan, Medean, magical
- Cechia, Cechiae fCzechia
- capulus pugionisdagger handle
- cottidiana lunae decrescentiadaily decrease of the moon
- cibus diurnusdaily ration
- cottidianodaily, every day
- cotidie (cottidie)daily, every night
- cotidiodaily, every night
- copadia, copadiorum ndainty dishes, delicacies
- cupedia, cupediorum ndainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies
- cuppadia, cupadiorum ndainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies
- cuppedia, cuppediorum ndainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies
- cuppediae, cuppediarum f (cupediae, cupediarum f)dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies
- choma, chomatis ndam, bank, mound
- chorus, chori mdance in a ring, choral dance, dance, the harmonious motions of the heavenly bodies, troop or band of dancers and singers, chorus, choir, the heavenly bodies moving in harmony, multitude, band, troop, crowd
- chorea, choreae fdance in a ring, dance, the circular motions of the stars
- circumsaltans, circumsaltantisdancing around
- capitis periculumdanger to life, danger of life, life-threatening, mortal danger
- caerula nubesdark cloud
- color austerusdark colour
- cyaneus, cyanea, cyaneumdark-blue, sea-blue
- caeruleus, caerulea, caeruleumdark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish
- caerulus, caerula, caerulumdark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish
- coeruleus, coerulea, coeruleumdark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish
- coerulus, coerula, coerulumdark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish
- caeruleatus, caeruleata, caeruleatumdark-colored, dark blue, sky-blue
- caerulans, caerulantis dark-colored, sky-blue
- caligineus, caliginea, caligineumdark, gloomy
- creperum, creperi ndarkness
- caligatio, caligationis fdarkness, mistiness
- collisio, collisionis fdashing together, striking together, concussion, shock
- collectio datorumdata collection
- cariotum, carioti ndate honey
- caryotum, caryoti ndate honey
- casus dativus (dandi)dative case
- Cepheïs, Cepheidos fdaughter of Cepheus
- confinium lucisdawn, twilight
- caecum reddodazzle, blind
- candor dentiumdazzling whiteness of the teeth
- candor, candoris mdazzling, glossy whiteness, clear lustre, clearness, radiance, brightness, brilliancy, splendor, glitter, fairness, beauty, brilliancy, splendor, candor, purity, integrity, sincerity, openness, frankness
- cadaver, cadaveris ndead body of man or brute, corpse, carcass, remains of desolated towns, ruins of desolated towns
- corpora indotatadead without gifts for the dead
- carnarius, carnarii mdealer in flesh, butcher, one who admires a lump of flesh, meat lover
- citrarĭus, citrarĭi mdealer in lemons
- cybiarius, cybiarii mdealer in salt fish
- cybiosactes, cybiosactae mdealer in salt fish, nickname of the thirteenth Ptolemy, and of the emperor Vespasian
- cerarius, cerarii mdealer in wax, writer upon wax tablets
- commercia caelidealing with the celestials, dealing with the heavenly
- commercium plebisdealing with the people
- carus, cara, carumdear, precious, valued, esteemed, costly, of a high price
- carodearly, at a high price
- caredearly, at a high price, highly
- caritas, caritatis fdearness, costliness, high prices, regard, esteem, affection, love, love entertained by one
- charitas, charitatis fdearness, costliness, high prices, regard, esteem, affection, love, love entertained by one
- casus Gracchorumdeath of the Gracchians
- cruciarium, cruciarii ndeath on the cross
- casus, casus mdeath
- concerto cum aliquo de aliqua redebate with someone about something, debate something with someone
- cupiditātēs licentiosaedebauchery, debaucheries
- crisis aeris alienidebt crisis
- crisis debitorumdebt crisis
- calendarium (kalendarium), ii ndebt-book, account-book, interest-book of a money-lender
- caput praecidodecapitate, behead
- collum secodecapitate, cut off the neck
- certamen decuplatumdecathlon
- certamen decuplumdecathlon
- casus rei publicaedecay of the state
- caries, cariei fdecay, caries, flatness
- cariosus, cariosa, cariosumdecayed, rotten, too loose, porous, withered, dry by old age
- calumniatio, calumniationis fdeceitful accusation, legal harassment, bullying, cabal, intrigue
- circumventorius, circumventoria, circumventoriumdeceitful, fraudulent
- circumscribo 3deceive, cheat, circumvent, entrap, insnare, deprive of money, overreach, defraud, defeat the purpose of a law, cancel, declare invalid, annul, invalidate, void, set aside
- circumventor, circumventoris mdeceiver, defrauder
- circumscriptio, circumscriptionis fdeceiving, cheating, overreaching, defrauding, deception, deceit, fraud
- circumversura, circumversurae fdeception, deceit
- certo 1decide something by a contest, fight, struggle, contend, combat, strive, emulate, vie with, contend at law, strive to do something, labor, endeavor, struggle earnestly, exert one’s self
- causam alicui adiudicodecide the case in someone's favour
- causam iudicodecide the case, bring the case to a conclusion
- consilium ineodecide, , make up one's mind, make a decision, make a plan
- consilium capiodecide, resolve, make a plan, take a decision, project, form a purpose, form a plan
- certamen supremumdecision fight
- crisis, crisis fdecision, crisis
- crisis, crisis fdecisive turn
- crisimos, crisimondecisive, critical
- crisimus, crisima, crisimumdecisive, critical
- censum deferodeclare one's assets
- censeor 2declare one's assets, declare one's wealth
- condeclino 1decline in the same manner
- coronis et floribus aliquem compleodecorate someone all over with wreaths and flowers
- coorno 1decorate, adorn
- calbiensis, calbiensedecorated with an armband
- cellaria, cellariae fdecree-maker, cellar-master, reserve chamber
- consecro 1dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity, elevate to the rank of deity, place among the gods, deify, devote to destruction, doom to destruction, execrate
- consacro 1dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity, elevate to the rank of deity, place among the gods, deify, devote to destruction, doom to destruction, execrate, lay upon the altar, hallow, recognize as holy, make immortal, immortalize
- censeo alicui aliquiddeem useful to someone
- coma, comatis ndeep sleep, coma
- catinum, catini ndeep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock
- catinus, catini mdeep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock
- cornu cervinumdeer antlers
- corniferi cervideer bearing horns
- cervina velleradeer skin
- cervos, cervi mdeer
- cervina, cervinae fdeer's meat, venison
- cesso in officio meodefault in the performance of one's duty
- clades terrestris navalisque defeat on land and at sea
- copias hostium fundodefeat the enemy army
- carians, cariantisdefective, decayed, rotten
- causam orodefend a case, make a trial speech
- causam popularem defendodefend democratic principles, defend the cause of the people
- causas amicorum agodefend one's friends in court, represent one's friends in court
- causam dico pro aliquodefend someone in court
- cautor alieni periculidefender of an external danger, defender of a danger from outside
- coinquino 1defile all over, pollute wholly, contaminate, infect, taint
- conquino 1defile all over, pollute wholly, contaminate, infect, taint
- caco 1defile with excrement
- concaco 1defile with ordure, fill with defilement
- conspurco 1defile, pollute
- constupratio, constuprationis fdefilement, dishonor, rape, fornication
- commaculatio, commaculationis fdefilement, staining
- constuprator, constupratoris mdefiler, debaucher
- contaminator, contaminatoris mdefiler, polluter
- circumscriptor, circumscriptoris mdefrauder, deceiver, cheat, he who makes void, he who annuls
- contractiuncula, contractiunculae fdejection, sadness
- contor 1delay action, linger, loiter, hesitate, doubt
- cunctor 1delay action, linger, loiter, hesitate, doubt
- cuncto 1delay, hesitate
- cunctans, cunctantisdelaying, lingering, dilatory, slow, tardy, tenacious, tough, slow, resisting
- cogitatus, cogitata, cogitatumdeliberate, , intended, thought out, planned, well-considered
- consilium, consilii ndeliberation, consultation, a considering together, counsel, conclusion made with consideration, determination, resolution, measure, plan, purpose, intention, a warlike measure, device, stratagem
- carmen tenuodelicately spin out a poem, spin a poem gently
- cena bonadelicious meal, tasty meal
- causidicor 1deliver court speeches
- cubiculum partualedelivery room, labour room
- cataclysmos, cataclysmi mdeluge, flood, inundation, pouring of water upon a diseased member, shower-bath, douche
- cataclysmus, cataclysmi mdeluge, flood, inundation, pouring of water upon a diseased member, shower-bath, douche
- caecitas mentisdelusion, mental blindness
- concitatio popularisdemagogic machinations, demagogic activities
- civis rerum novarum cupidusdemagogue
- civis turbulentusdemagogue
- civitatem in libertatem repetodemand freedom for the city
- civitatem in antiquum ius repetodemand the old rights for the city
- composco 3demande at the same time
- civitas popularisdemocracy
- commotio castrorumdemolition of the camp
- contra regimen Thaiorum demonstrodemonstrate against the Thai government
- convictio, convictionis fdemonstration, proof
- cognominativus, cognominativa, cognominativumdenoting the cognomen, epithetically
- coactum, coacti ndensely rolled blanket, felt, mattress
- crassor 1densify, become compressed
- curatio dentariadental treatment, dental care
- curatio dentiumdental treatment, dental care
- civitatem alicui negodeny someone citizenship
- commercio aliquem prohibeodeny someone trade, shut someone off from dealing with others, cut off from intercourse with others, shut off from the outside world
- Corinthum perfugiodepart for Corinth
- clam furtim proficiscordepart in secret
- congemo 3deplore, lament, bewail
- copias explicodeploy the troops, let the troops unfold, let the troops spread, develop the troops
- copias comparodeploy troops
- clades importunadepressing defeat, painful defeat
- castro 1deprive of generative power, emasculate, castrate, geld, pass through a sack or bag, filter, shorten, cut off, curtail, enervate, debilitate, weaken, diminish, check, restrain
- cibum alicui subtrahodeprive someone of food,
- consuli munus abrogodeprive the consul of his office, depose the consul
- cassus luminedeprived of life, dead
- chorepiscopus, chorepiscopi mdeputy of a bishop for a village, suffragan bishop
- Cypselides, Cypselidae mdescendant of Cypselus = Periander
- casus fulminumdescent of the lightnings
- chorographia, chorographiae fdescription of countries, geography, poem of Publius Terentius Varro Atacinus
- cosmographia, cosmographiae fdescription of the universe
- crucem mereodeserve the gallows
- castigabilis, castigabiledeserving punishment
- connoto 1designate at the same time, mean at the same time
- clavicatus, clavicata, clavicatumdesignated by (hammered) nails
- cupiditas regnidesire for kingship
- catlitio, catlitionis fdesire for the male
- catulitio, catulitionis fdesire for the male
- cupiditas homines caecos facit (reddit)desire makes people blind, covetousness blinds people
- curiositas, curiositatis fdesire of knowledge, curiosity, inquisitiveness
- catulio 4desire the male
- catullio 4desire the male
- cacaturio 4desire to go to stool
- cupido, cupidinis fdesire, wish, longing, eagerness, passion, lust, greed, desire that springs from love, love
- cupiditas, cupiditatis fdesire, wish, longing, lust, passion, cupidity, the object of desire, avarice, cupidity, covetousness, passion of love, greediness of gain in trade, usury, overreaching, fraud, lust of power, ambition, an undue partiality, spirit of part
- cupiens, cupientisdesiring, desirous, longing, eager for something
- cupienterdesirously, earnestly, eagerly
- contemptu dignusdespicable, contemptible
- contemptus, contempta, contemptumdespised, despicable, contemptible, vile, abject
- contemnificus, contemnifica, contemnificumdespising, contemptuous, scornful
- Carthaginem tollodestroy Carthage
- civitatem evertodestroy the state
- corruptorius, corruptoria, corruptoriumdestructible, corruptible, perishable
- circumstantia, circumstantium ndetails, circumstances
- copias castris contineodetain the troops in the camp, hold back the troops in camp
- celeritas consiliidetermination, presence of mind
- constituo, quid et quale sit, de quo disputeturdetermine the subject of the investigation by its nature and character
- constituo 3determine to do something, take a resolution, resolve, decide, determine
- certus procul urbe degeredetermined to live far from Rome
- certus, certa, certumdetermined, resolved, fixed, settled, purposed, fixed, established, settled, fixed, particular, specified, sure, unerring, to be depended upon, true, faithful, certain, proved
- contechnor 1devise plots, contrive tricks
- causas fingodevise pretexts, create excuses
- comminiscor 3devise something by careful thought, devise, contrive, invent, feign
- calvio 4devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude
- calvo 3devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude
- calvor 3 (calvo 3) (calvio 4)devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude
- commentus, commenta, commentumdevised, invented, feigned, contrived, fictitious
- convoro 1devour together
- crinale curvumdiadem
- cita alvusdiarrhea
- carmen famosumdiatribe, mocking poem, derisive poem
- carmen malumdiatribe, mocking poem, derisive poem
- cum dignitate caderedie gracefully (in war)
- canes teneodie Hunde an der Leine halten
- commorior 5die with one, die at the same time with one
- cubus, cubi mdie, cube, a cubic number
- coebus, coebi mdie, cube, cubic number
- cybus, cybi mdie, cube, cubic number
- contra consuetudinem Romanae libertatisdifferent from what was used to in free Rome
- contra atque (ac)different from, quite different from
- confodio 5dig thoroughly, dig round about, prepare by digging, strike down by stabbing, to pierce, stab, transfix
- cibum concoquodigest the food
- cibum conficiodigest the food
- concoctio, concoctionis fdigestion
- centena, centenae fdignity in the imperial court
- consularitas, consularitatis fdignity of consul, office of consul, dignity of imperial governor, office of imperial governor
- cerialitas, cerialitatis fDignity of the Ceres aediles
- comminutus, comminuta, comminutumdilapidated
- commentatio, commentationis fdiligent meditation upon something, studying, careful preparation, a learned work, treatise, dissertation, description
- cumulum de laudibus alicuius deruodiminish someone's fame significantly, considerably diminish one's fame
- conficio 5diminish, lessen, weaken an object, sweep away, destroy, kill, wear out, consume, grind, digest, provide, bring together
- caenito 1dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon
- cenito 1dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon
- coenito 1dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon
- copiose aliquem accipiodine someone, feast someone
- cenator, cenatoris mdiner, guest
- cenatorium, cenatorii ndining-room
- cenatio, cenationis fdining-room, dining-hall
- coenatio, coenationis fdining-room, dining-hall
- cenatoria, cenatoriorum ndinner dress
- cibus vespertinusdinner, evening meal
- collineo 1direct something in a straight line, aim, take a right aim
- caenum, caeni n (coenum, coeni n)dirt, filth, mud, mire, uncleanness, dirty fellow, vile fellow
- cenum, ceni ndirt, filth, mud, mire, uncleanness, dirty fellow, vile fellow
- caenositas, caenositatis fdirty place
- charta cacatadirty scrawl, dirty smear
- cinaedologos, cinaedologi mdirty writer, pornographer
- cacophonia, cacophoniae fdisagreeable sound, cacophong
- commutatio fortunaedisaster, catastrophe
- cogitata patefaciodisclose one's intentions, reveal one's plan
- comperio 4disclose wholly, lay open, obtain a knowledge of a thing, find out with certainty, have or gain certain information, ascertain, learn
- concipio 5discover stolen property, take something by the sense of sight, see, perceive, perceive in mind, comprehend intellectually, take in, imagine, think, understand, comprehend, adopt
- compertus, comperta, compertumdiscovered, detected
- contemptim discriminodiscriminate
- certamen discobolorumdiscus thrower competition
- certamen discidiscus throwing competition
- concerto cum aliquo de aliqua rediscuss something with someone
- causas alicuius rei commemorodiscuss the reasons for something
- commentor, quid sit faciendumdiscuss what needs to be done, discuss what to do
- caeparia, caepariae fdisease in the privy members
- ceparia, cepariae fdisease in the pubic limbs
- cola, colae fdisease of the colon, the colic
- chordapsus, chordapsi mdisease of the intestines, Dármverschlingung 17 / 5, 000 Übersetzungsergebnisse intestinal entanglement, intestinal obstruction
- coriago, coriaginis fdisease of the skin of animals
- colostratio, colostrationis fdisease of the young caused by the first milk of the mother
- carbunculatio, carbunculationis fdisease of trees
- civitatem alicui adimodisenfranchise someone
- civis improbusdishonor citizen
- castra commoveodismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching
- castra moveodismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching
- crimen propulsodismiss an accusation, avert an indictment
- comitia dimittodismiss an assembly
- concilium dimittodismiss the assembly, dissolve the assembly
- conturbatio, conturbationis fdisorder, confusion, disquiet, perturbation of mind
- coetum dimittuntdisperse, disband the assembly, break up the meeting
- compono 3dispose, arrange, contrive, devise, prepare, arrange in agreement with others, agree upon, contrive, devise, invent, conspire to make, feign, invent
- certator, certatoris mdisputant, competitor with words
- cibos digitis carpodissect the food with one's fingers
- commaceratio, commacerationis fdissolution, maceration
- captiosa solvodissolve fallacies
- corpus Achaeorum dissolvodissolve the Achaean League
- conventum dimittodissolve the meeting
- consolvo 3dissolve together
- confluo 3dissolve, flow apart
- colus et fususdistaff and spindle
- colus et lanadistaff and wool
- colus, coli fdistaff, thread spun, thread, wool
- colus, colus fdistaff, thread spun, thread, wool
- clauda alterno carmina versudistich songs, elegies
- civem hoste dignosco (dinosco)distinguish the fellow citizen from the enemy
- conturbatus, conturbata, conturbatumdistracted, disturbed, confused, disquieted, diseased, disordered
- chora, chorae fdistrict, county, department, canton, countryside, sector, administrative area, administrative district, administrative unit, zone, territorial entity
- confundo 3disturb, disconcert, confound, perplex, diffuse, suffuse, spread over, throw in great numbers
- conturbo 1disturb, to disquiet in mind, disquiet in feeling, bring one’s pecuniary affairs into disorder, become bankrupt, bring into pecuniary embarrassment
- centurio 1divide into centuries, arrange in centuries, assign to companies
- compartior 4divide something with one, share
- consumo 3divide, make an exhaustive division of, bestow upon something, to use, employ, spend upon something, spend about something, lay out, invest, use up, exhaust
- centifidus, centifida, centifidumdivided into a hundred parts, divided into a great many parts
- concisus, concisa, concisumdivided, broken up, short, concise
- commaticedividedly, shortly
- centuriatio, centuriationis fdividing into centuries
- coscinomantia, coscinomantiae fdivination by the sieve
- comma, commatis ndivision of a period, mark of punctuation, comma, caesura
- caligines, caliginum fdizzy spells, dizziness
- caligines efficiensdizzying, vertiginous
- corpus rotodo a somersault
- cuncta simul agodo everything at once
- corpus moveodo evil to the body, hurt the body badly
- commercium istarum rerum non habeodo not have the right to buy these things
- careo nominedo not have the title
- consilium mihi non suppetitdo not know how to guess
- contemplatione mei fruordo some introspection, do a self-reflection
- culpam committodo something wrong, be guilty of something
- culpam contrahodo something wrong, be guilty of something
- culpam in me admittodo something wrong, be guilty of something
- capillos ornodo the hair
- caelum findo aratrodo the impossible
- consequentium repugnantiumve ratiodoctrine of consistency and contradiction
- cibari nolodoes not want to eat
- canis tuguriumdog kennel, doghouse
- canale, canalis ndog stuff
- cynomazon, cynomazi ndog-bread, a plant, broom-rape, also called orobanche
- caniculares, canicularium mdog-days
- Cynamolgi, Cynamolgorum mdog-milkers - a wild tribe of Ethiopia
- cynosbatos, cynosbati fdog-rose or wild-brier, black currant, caper-bush
- cynospastos, cynospasti fdog-rose or wild-brier, black currant, caper-bush
- cynorrhoda, cynorrhodae fdog-rose, blossom of the red lily
- cynorrhodon, cynorrhodi ndog-rose, blossom of the red lily
- cynorroda, cynorrodae fdog-rose, blossom of the red lily
- cynorrodon, cynorrodi ndog-rose, blossom of the red lily
- cynacantha, cynacanthae fdog-thorn, dog-rose
- canes, canis cdog
- canis, canis cdog, a shameless, vile person, a fierce or enraged person, a constellation: the dog, the worst throw with dice, dog-throw, a Cynic philosopher, a kind of fetter, a small river tributary to the Po
- canina, caninae fdog’s flesh
- canes significantdogs sound
- convictio domesticadomestic partnership, family community
- cave credasdon't believe it!, beware of believing it!
- cave, te fratrum misereatdon't feel sorry for your brothers!
- cave mihi mendaci quicquam dicasdon't lie to me!
- cave quicquam paraveris praeter cotidiana!don't prepare anything special!
- ciccum non interduimdon't want to give a straw
- cave mendacium (dicas)!don't you lie!
- campi DonescensesDonbas, Donbass
- civitas popularis DonescensisDonetsk People's Republic
- cillus, cilli mdonkey
- curam intendodouble one's care, double one's diligence
- columbarium, columbarii ndove-cot, pigeon-house, gain or mortise in which rafters or joists lie, hole near the axle of a water-wheel, opening in the side of a vessel for the oars to pass through, rowlock
- columbarius, columbarii mdove-keeper
- columba, columbae fdove, pigeon
- cella columbarumdovecote, pigeon loft
- canabula, canabulae fdrainage canal, drainage pipe
- cogo ex aliqua redraw a conclusion from something
- colligo ex aliqua redraw a conclusion from something
- concludo ex aliqua redraw a conclusion from something
- circumscribo 3draw a line around, circumscribe, enclose in a circle, draw a line as the circumference of a thing, define, encompass, enclose, limit, bound, contract, hem in, hinder free action, restrain, confine
- caudam traheredraw a tail after oneself (= to wear a foolscap)
- circumtraho 3draw around, drag around
- constricto 1draw together
- constringo 3draw together, bind together, bind, tie up, stamp, seal, bind together with fetters, fetter, contract, hold together, restrain, hold in check, bring into a narrow compass, compress
- conduco 3draw together, bring together, lead together, assemble, collect, connect, unite, coagulate, curdle, close up, hire, take on lease, to farm, hire for one’s use, rent, employ, borrow, bribe, undertake any service, contract for, profit, serve
- convello 3draw violently hither and thither, tear up, wrest from its position, tear loose, tear away, separate from, pul up, pluck up, wrench, dislocate, cause to totter, shake, destroy, overthrow, bring to naught, tear to pieces, rend to pieces, cleave, dismember
- contractio, contractionis fdrawing together, contraction, cramp, consolidation, abridging, shortening, abridgment, shortness, shortening in pronunciation, dejection, undue depression, despondency
- coarctatio, coarctationis fdrawing together, crowding together
- coartatio, coartationis fdrawing together, crowding together
- contractus, contracta, contractumdrawn together into a narrow space, compressed, contracted, close, short, narrow, abridged, restricted, limited
- caede saginatusdrenched in blood
- clavum muto in horasdress soon as a senator, soon as a knight
- chlamydatus, chlamydata, chlamydatumdressed in a military cloak
- cursum non teneodrift, lose the course
- crassator, crassatoris mdrifter, idler, tramp, loafer, vagabond, stray, vagrant, ruffian, rogue, sidekick, highwayman, bandit
- caelia, caeliae fdrink from cereals
- cantharis bibodrink from cups, drink from tankards
- cyceon, cyceonis mdrink made of barley-grits, grated goats’-cheese, and wine
- compotatio, compotationis fdrinking together
- compotator, compotatoris mdrinking-companion
- compotor, compotoris mdrinking-companion, pot-companion
- ciboria, ciboriae fdrinking-cup
- ciborium, ciborii ndrinking-cup, , the Egyptian bean
- culilla, culillae fdrinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl
- cululla, culullae fdrinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl
- culullus, cululli m (culillus, culilli m )drinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl
- cruore manodripping with blood
- clavum parieti affigodrive a nail into the wall
- currentem incitodrive an active person to action
- curas resolvodrive away the worries, let the worries be
- curas secludodrive away the worries, let the worries be
- curas seponodrive away the worries, let the worries be
- circumago 3drive in a circle, turn in a circle, turn round, drive around, produce by going around, turn, turn about, wheel around, run about, drive about, lead back
- curru advehordrive in the car, go there in the car
- carpento in forum invehordrive onto the forum in the car
- clavum clavo eiciodrive out one nail by another, drive out one evil by another evil
- carminibus vaecordiam alicui iniciodrive someone mad with spells
- civitate aliquem exturbodrive someone out of the state
- cursum dirigo in (ad) aliquem locumdrive to a place, move towards a place
- compello 3drive together to a place, collect, assemble, bring together, press together, drive, bring, move, impel, incite, urge, compel, force, constrain to something
- cogo 3drive together to one point, collect, compress, crowd, bring together, urge together, assemble, gather together, thicken, condense, curdle, coagulate, draw together, contract into a narrow place, urge one to any action, force, compel, constrain
- commino 1drive together
- convehor 3drive
- citatus, citata, citatumdriven, urged on, hastened, hurried, quick, rapid, speedy, swift, vehement, impetuous
- compulsor, compulsoris mdriver (of cattle), one who asks or forces to a payment, exacter of money
- cisiarius, cisiarii mdriver of a cabriolet, maker of a cabriolet
- coactrix, coactricis fdriver, coercer
- crapulanus, crapulana, crapulanumdriving away the wine frenzy, driving away the wine intoxication
- capellas potum agodriving the kids to the watering place
- camelus dromasdromedary
- crapulatus, crapulata, crapulatumdrunken with wine, inebriated
- cremia, cremiorum ndry fire-wood, brushwood
- cremium, cremiī ndry fire-wood, brushwood
- coaresco 3dry together, become dry together
- contorreo 2dry up entirely, parch, scorch
- commoditas, commoditatis fdue measure, just proportion, symmetry, fitness, suitable oratorical expression, easy, unrestrained, free action, dexterity, skill, convenience, ease, a fit occasion, advantage, benefit, pleasantness, complaisance, courteousness, forbearance, lenity
- certamen singulareduel, single combat
- crassa Minervadull, stolid, with a coarse mind
- commodeduly, properly, completely, rightly, well, skilfully, neatly, conveniently, suitably, opportunely, fitly, aptly, appropriately, in a friendly manner, pleasantly, gently, kindly, just, just at the moment when
- clavis adulteraduplicate key, lock pick
- clavis adulterinaduplicate key, lock pick
- confinium noctisdusk, twilight, evening twilight
- creper, crepera, creperumdusky, dark, uncertain, obscure, doubtful, wavering
- capsa purgamentariadustbin, waste bin
- chamaecerasus, chamaecerasi fdwarf cherry-tree
- chamaeacte, chamaeactes fdwarf elder, daneword
- chamaedaphne, chamaedaphnes fdwarf laurel
- chamaemyrsine, chamaemyrsines fdwarf myrtle, butcher’s-broom
- chamaerepes palmadwarf palm
- chamaeplatanus, chamaeplatani fdwarf platane
- circumcolo 3dwell round about, dwell near
- cohabito 1dwell together
- casarius, casarii mdweller in a cottage, cottager
- circumcola, circumcolae fdwelling around
- caelicola, caelicolae mdwelling in heaven, a deity, a god, worshipper of the heavens
- coelicola, coelicolae mdwelling in heaven, deity, god, worshipper of the heavens
- cohabitatio, cohabitationis fdwelling together
- calliblepharium, calliblepharii ndye for coloring the eyebrows
- calliblepharum, calliblephari ndye for coloring the eyebrows
- canifico 1dye grey, make grey
- croco 1 [2]dye saffron-yellow
- campana funus indicansdying bell, death bell
- cupideeagerly, zealously, passionately, vehemently, ardently, warmly, partially
- cavernae auditoriaeear canals
- clyster oriculariusear syringe
- cum citissimeearliest, oonest
- clamores mereorearn applause
- commonitio, commonitionis fearnest reminding, earnest putting in mind, admonition
- curatus, curata, curatumearnest, anxious, taken care of, managed, attended to
- contenteearnestly, with great exertion, vehemently
- clibanus, clibani mearthen or iron vessel for baking bread, frying pan, oven, furnace
- chasmatias, chasmatiae mearthquake which leaves chasms or openings
- compendium facio pultandiease in hitting
- concordabilis, concordabileeasily according, easily harmonizing
- congregabilis, congregabileeasily brought together, social
- commobilis, commobileeasily moving
- clusaris, clusareeasily shutting, easily closing, , serving as conclusion, forming the conclusion
- credulitas, credulitatis feasiness of belief, credulity
- carbas, carbae meast-northeast wind
- celebratio paschaeeaster celebration
- celebritas paschaliseaster celebration
- causa vincibiliseasy-win case
- comedoeat entirely up, eat, consume, devour, waste away, pine away, dissipate, spend, squander
- cibum sumoeat food, take food
- cum aliquo ex eodem catino cenoeat with someone from the same bowl
- cibo utoreat
- comestibilis, comestibileeatable
- comesor, comesoris meater, gourmand
- commutatio aestusebb
- clamor montiumechoes of the mountains
- consilium oeconomicum et socialeeconomic and social council, economic and social plan
- cooperatio oeconomicaeconomic cooperation
- crisis oeconomicaeconomic crisis
- cursus mercaturaeeconomic development, economic trend
- cursus oeconomicuseconomic development, economic trend, economic process
- compaedagogita, compaedagogitae meducated in the same pœdagogium
- compaedagogius, compaedagogii meducated in the same pœdagogium
- conformatio doctrinaeeducation in scholarship
- causa venenieffect of the poison
- consecutio, consecutionis feffect, consequence, the proper following of one thing after another, order, connection, sequence, an acquiring, obtaining, attainment
- conficiens, conficientiseffecting, causing, producing, efficient, productive of
- causa antecedenseffective cause
- causa antegredienseffective cause
- coram omnibuseffective for the public
- conatus, conatus meffort, exertion, struggle, endeavor, impulse, inclination, tendency, attempt, undertaking, enterprise, endeavor
- conamina ad divisionem superandamefforts to overcome the division
- cellula ovariaegg cell
- cupiditas suiegoism, selfishness
- colocasia, colocasiae fEgyptian bean
- colocasium, colocasii nEgyptian bean
- Christicola, Christicolae mein Anbeter Christi, ein Christ
- cantharias, canthariae mein Edelstein mit der Abbildung einer spanischen Fliege
- crotalia, crotaliorum nein rasselnder Ohranhänger, bestehend aus mehreren Perlen
- compaganus, compagani mEinwohner desselben Dorfes
- creditum neccessitate urgente praebitum (praebendum)ELA credit
- cubitum, cubiti nelbow, bending, curvature of a shore, distance from the elbow to the end of the middle finger, ell, cubit
- consulem creoelect consul, elect as consul
- consul sextum creatuselected consul for the sixth time
- coelectus, coelecta, coelectumelected together
- certamen comitialeelection campaign
- certamen electoriumelection campaign
- commissio electoriaelection committee, electoral committee
- comitia praetoriaelection of praetors, praetorship election
- cooptatio, cooptationis felection, choice, confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the king
- coptatio, coptationis felection, choice, confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the king
- comitia habenturelections are held, elections take place
- clades electoriaelectoral defeat
- cursus electioniselectoral process, election procedure
- contractus circuitus electricuselectrical short circuit
- capulum electrhodielectrode cable
- culteelegantly
- corona, coronae felevated ridge of land as a boundary line, hairy crown over the horse’s hoof, circular ridge of mountains, halo round the sun
- certamen exclusoriumelimination fight
- cornua alcinaelk antlers, moose antlers
- corpus tenuatumemaciated body
- castratura, castraturae femasculalion, castration of animals, pruning, cleansing of plants
- castratio, castrationis femasculating, castration of animals, pruning
- conscensio in navesembark, embarkation, boarding
- comptus, compta, comptumembellished, elegant
- cornu, cornus nemblem of power, courage, strength, might
- cuso 1emboss, coin, stamp
- complexor 1embrace closely
- complector 3embrace from love, love, value, honor, be addicted to, care for, include, take into possession, seize, lay hold of, make one’s self master of
- complector aliquem amicitia et caritateembrace someone in friendly love
- comprehenso 1embrace
- circumplecto 3embrace, clasp around
- castra tumultuariaemergency camp
- creditum neccessitate urgente praebitum (praebendum)emergency credit, emergency loant,
- conventus necessariusemergency meeting, urgent meeting
- conventus urgensemergency meeting, urgent meeting
- conventus urgentiae causa convocatusemergency meeting, urgent meeting
- casus subitusemergency, emergency situation
- casus ultimusemergency, emergency situation
- civitas liminarisemerging market
- caligino 1emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted
- caligo 1emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted
- calligo 1emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted
- commotio animiemotion, mental excitement, mental excitation, mental arousal, excitement of mind
- concitatio mentis (animi)emotional excitement, arousal of the mind, emotion, passion
- celeritate utoremploy speed
- cenoma, cenomatis nempty space, empty room, interspace
- calamitatem haurioempty the cup of suffering
- cassum, cassi nempty thing, the void, the nothingness
- cassa, cassorum nempty things, futile things, useless things
- cassus, cassa, cassumempty, void, hollow, unfruitful, wanting, devoid of, deprived of, without, vain, useless, futile, fruitless, profitless
- cenosis, cenosis femptying
- certatimemulously, earnestly, eagerly
- caveatus, caveata, caveatumencaged, cooped up, arranged like the cavea in a theatre
- circumscriptio, circumscriptionis fencircling, circle, boundary, limit, outline, contour, circuit, compass, period (verborum), compendious statement, summing up, the limitation of a question by the removal of a circumstance in dispute
- circumcingo 3enclose around, surround
- circumretio 4enclose with a net, insnare
- coerceo 2enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct
- coherceo 2enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct
- consaeptus, consaepta, consaeptumenclosed, hedged in
- caprile, caprilis nenclosure for goats, stall for goats
- cochlearium, cochlearii nenclosure or pen in which snails were kept and fed
- complexo 1encompass, embrace closely, clasp around
- cornua alicui addoencourage someone, cheer up someone
- cohortationem militum facioencourage the soldiers, cheer up the soldiers
- confirmatus, confirmata, confirmatumencouraged, courageous, resolute, asserted, affirmed, certain, credible
- cohortatio ad honeste iudicandumencouragement to judge honourably
- contiones hortationesqueencouraging speeches
- cornu, cornus nend of the stick around which books were rolled, side of a bow in the form of a horn, horn-shaped side of the cithara, summit of a mountain, wing of a place, feeler or claw of an insect, stiff hair of the Germans, bow, trumpet, lantern, oil cruet, funnel
- constanter et sedate feroendure steadfastly and calmly
- collatio signorumenemy clash, gathering of the field signs
- conceptio hostilisenemy image, concept of the enemy, hostile image
- consilio viridisenergetic in council
- conversio energiaeenergy transition
- colloquiis me immisceoengage in the conversations
- conspondeo 2engage mutually, promise something mutually
- caedendis materiis operatusengaged in the felling of timber, busy felling lumber
- caelo 1engrave in relief, make raised work, carve, engrave, cast
- chalcographicus, chalcographica, chalcographicumengraved in copper
- civitatem bello persequorengulf a tribe in war
- crebro litteras regustoenjoy reading a letter frequently, bring the letter to my heart repeatedly
- carpe diemenjoy the day
- certiorem facio enlighten someone, give someone information, inform someone
- convegeto 1enliven, invigorate, animate
- convigeto 1enliven, invigorate, animate
- caveo, ne ...ensure that not
- caveo, ut ...ensure that, make sure that
- cavete, ne ...ensures that not
- certamen edoenter a contest
- certamen conseroenter a contest, enter a competition
- certamen ineoenter a contest, enter a competition
- consulatum capioenter the consulate
- concrustatus, concrustata, concrustatumentirely covered with a crust, incrusted
- cunctimentirely, all together, completely, in a body, collectively
- condo in sepulcroentomb, bury, inter
- cohors praetoriaentourage of the governor
- comites, comitum mentourage, staff, personnel
- committo alicui aliquidentrust something to someone
- committo aliquid alicuius fideientrust something to someone
- complector 3entwine around a person or thing, clasp, embrace, grasp, seize, encircle, surround, compass, enclose, seize upon, enfold
- catalogus, catalogi menumeration, list of names, catalogue
- circumamicio 4envelope, wrap around
- circumamictus, circumamicta, circumamictumenveloped, invested
- calamitas oecologicaenvironmental disaster
- contaminatio ambitusenvironmental pollution, environmental contamination
- contaminatio circumiectorum environmental pollution, environmental contamination
- circumiectorum protectioenvironmental protection
- circumiectorum tutelaenvironmental protection
- circumiectalis, circumiectaleenvironmental
- carmen epicumepic, epic poem, heroic poem, heroic song
- caput EpicuriEpicurus' main tenet, Epicurus' main doctrine
- caducia, caduciae fepilepsy, falling sickness
- comitialis, comitialeepileptically, by epilepsy
- commensuratus, commensurata, commensuratumequal
- comparilis, comparileequal, like
- concidentia, concidentiae fequality of form, conformity, consistency
- coaevitas, coaevitatis fequality
- coordinatio, coordinationis fequality, coordination, secondary order, rule, regulation
- coordinativus, coordinativa, coordinativumequalizing, coordinating, combining
- coomnipotens, coomnipotentisequally omnipotent, equal almighty
- circulus aequinoctialisequator
- circulus meridianusequator
- classem instruoequip a fleet
- copias paroequip troops
- carmen amabileerotic poetry
- comitatus, comitatus mescort, attending multitude, train, retinue, imperial escort, court, suit, company, band, troop, crowd, swarm
- cum praesertim + Konj.especially because
- cumprimeespecially, particularly
- cumprimis (od. cum primis)especially, particularly
- castra coniungoestablish a joint camp
- civitatem instituoestablish a state community
- centurias conscriboestablish civic classes
- consido 3establish one’s self, settle, sink down, sink in, give way, subside, settle down permanently, sink, lose force, abate, subside, diminish, be appeased, be quieted, cease, conclude, end
- carius aestimoesteem higher, value more
- coaestimo 1estimate together with
- censio, censionis festimating, taxing, censor’s estimating, censor’s rating, censor’s appraising, punishment, chastisement (of the censor), severe opinion, judgment, expression of opinion
- capita Niliestuaries of the Nile, sources of the Nile
- coniugatio, coniugationis fetymological relationship
- Communitas Europaea energiae atomicae (Euratom)European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM)
- Communitas Europaea carbonis et chalybis (CECC)European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)
- coetus EuropaeusEuropean Community (EC)
- Consilium EuropaeumEuropean Council, EU Council, Council of Europe
- Curia Unionis EuropaeaeEuropean Court of Justice (ECJ), Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ)
- Communitas oeconomica Europaea (COE)European Economic Community (EEC)
- Centrum investigationis nuclearis Genavense (CERN)European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN)
- Cooperatio politica Europaea (CPE)European Political Cooperation (EPC)
- civitatem tributis fraudoevade taxes
- commodulatio, commodulationis fevenness
- cotidiani sermonis consuetudoeveryday language use, everyday speech
- cotidiani sermonis ususeveryday language use, everyday speech
- cachinnus cunctos invaditeveryone is overcome by a roar of laughter
- carus omnibus exspectatusque venieseveryone will give you a warm welcome, you will be warmly welcomed by all
- cuscus everyone
- circa undiqueeverything around, around and around
- circa omniaeverything around, around and around
- colligatione naturali omnia fiunteverything happens in a natural concatenation (of circumstances)
- cuncta in cinerem vanescunteverything turns to ash, everything becomes vain ashes
- consilium malum malis pro bono placetevil find an evil plan good
- cogitationem alicui inicioevoke an idea in someone, produce an idea in one's mind
- clamores excitoevoke loud applause, evoke a cheer
- clamores facioevoke loud applause, evoke a cheer
- crimina asperoexacerbate the allegations, aggravate the charges
- condignatio, condignationis fexaltation, appreciation, recognition, commendation, praise, words of praise, words of appreciation
- cognosco de aliqua reexamine a case in law, investigate a matter
- cognosco 3examine a case in law, investigate judicially
- cavea, caveae fexcavated place, hollow, cavity, enclosure for animals, stall, cage, den, coop, beehive, bird-cage, enclosure about a young tree, roof of the mouth, sockets of the eyes, spectators’ seats or benches in the theatre, theatre, spectators
- canalicius, canalicia, canaliciumexcavated, from the shaft, from the pit, , dug out of shafts
- canaliensis, canalienseexcavated, from the shaft, from the pit, , dug out of shafts
- coodibilis, coodibileexceedingly hateful, detestable
- carpheotum, carpheoti nexcellent kind of white frankincense
- crapula, crapulae fexcessive wine-drinking, intoxication, inebriation, a resin producing intoxication, which was sometimes mingled with wine
- collubus, collubi mexchange of coins of different kinds or of different countries, agio, rate of exchange, premium of exchange
- collybus, collybi mexchange of coins of different kinds or of different countries, agio, rate of exchange, premium of exchange
- commercium iudicandi cogitandiqueexchange of ideas
- commercium loquendi et audiendiexchange of ideas
- captivos commutoexchange the prisoners
- cambitas, cambitatis fexchange
- cambio 1exchange, barter
- cambio 4exchange, barter
- clamorem excitoexcite shouting
- commercio aliquem prohibeoexclude someone from contact with others
- carnifico 1execute, behead, cut in pieces, mangle
- carnificor 1execute, behead, cut in pieces, mangle
- crux, crucis fexecution-tree, gallows bird, hempen rascal, torture, trouble, misery, destruction
- carnificator, carnificatorris mexecutioner, hangman
- carnifex, carnificis mexecutioner, hangman, scoundrel, villain, rascal, tormenter, murderer, destroyer
- carnufex, carnuficis mexecutioner, hangman, scoundrel, villain, rascal, tormenter, murderer, destroyer, murderous, killing
- carnificatrix, carnificatricis fexecutioner, hangwoman
- cautionem adhibeo exercise caution, be careful
- corycomachia, corycomachiae fexercise of the athletae with the corycus
- coexercitatus, coexercitata, coexercitatumexercised together, exercised at the same time
- contendo 3exert one’s self vigorously to do something, apply one’s self with zeal to, go to, direct one’s course eagerly somewhere, bend one’s course eagerly somewhere, strive to get to a place, to seek to arrive at, go hastily to, march hastily to, journey hastily to
- cohorto 1exhort, encourage
- cohortatio, cohortationis fexhorting, inciting, exhortation, encouragement
- cohortatus, cohortatus mexhorting, inciting, exhortation, encouragement
- consto 1exist, be, abide
- causidicatio, causidicationis fexpert administration, legal representation, legal assistance
- comissoria, comissoriae fexpiry clause, sunset clause
- cingulum displosivumexplosive belt
- colobium displosivumexplosive waistcoat, explosive vest
- cogitata mentis eloquorexpress one's reflections, express one's thoughts
- critice dicoexpress oneself critically
- collatatus, collatata, collatatumextended
- castrorum tractusextent of the camp, location of the camp
- campus captivis internecandisextermination camp, death camp
- campus internecivusextermination camp, death camp
- campus internicivusextermination camp, death camp
- causa extrinsecus allataexternal cause
- causa, quae extrinsecus venitexternal cause
- causae extrinsecus allataeexternal causes
- causae intrinsecus allataeexternal causes, causes brought in from outside
- circumcaesura, circumcaesurae fexternal contour, outline
- concussura, concussurae fextorting of money by threats, , money extortion
- caeli extremi casusextraordinary weather phenomena, extreme weather events
- cordax, cordacis mextravagant dance of Grecian comedy, distinguished by lively movement and wanton gesture, and by the rope which was kept passing through the hands of the dancers
- casus ultimusextreme case
- cacumen, cacuminis nextreme end, extremity, point of a thing, peak, top, utmost point, summit, end, limit, height of perfection, mark of accent placed over a letter
- caelum extremumextreme weather
- crocodes, crocodis neye-salve
- conductus superciliorumeyebrow contraction
- cilium, cilii neyelid, lower eyelid
- commenta rumorumfabricated rumours, facs
- conspicientia, conspicientiae ffaculty of considering
- consilium non assequorfail with one's plan, miss one's intention, miss one's purpose
- casus adversusfailure
- concado 3fall at the same time, sink down at the same time, collapse
- cado 3fall down, be precipitated, sink down, go down, sink, fall, decline, set, fall off, fall away, fall out, drop off, be shed, be thrown, be cast, turn up, fall at one’s feet, settle, fall dead, die
- cado ab aliquofall from someone's hand
- cernuor 1fall head over heels, roll over forward, turn a somersault
- calorem trahofall in love
- casus urbis Troianaefall of the City of Troy
- condormio 4fall quite asleep
- casito 1fall repeatedly, drop down
- claudor 3fall shut, limp
- corruo 3fall together, fall down, tumble down, sink to the ground, fall, rush headlong, bring to the ground, heap together, overthrow, ruin, heap up
- concido 3 (2)fall together, fall down, tumble to the ground, fall down faint, fall down lifeless, fall in battle, fall in combat, be slaughtered, be slain, fall
- collabor 3fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death
- conlabor 3fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death
- congenuclo 1fall upon the knees, slump to the knees
- copia fatiscofall victim to abundance, succumb to abundance
- captensula, captensulae ffallacious argument, sophism
- captentula, captentulae ffallacious argument, sophism
- captiosus, captiosa, captiosumfallacious, deceptive, captious, sophistical
- congenulatusfallen upon the knees, slumped to the knees
- collapsio, collapsionis ffalling down together, joint plummeting, precipitation
- casus foliorumfalling leaves
- cadivus, cadiva, cadivumfalling of itself, having the falling sickness, having the epilepsy, epileptic
- caducus, caduca, caducumfalling, fallen, devoted to death, destined to die, inclined to fall, that easily falls, epileptic, frail, fleeting, perishable, transitory, vain, futile, ineffectual, vacant, having no heir
- casura, casurae ffalling, tumbling down
- collocutio, collocutionis ffamiliar conversation, conference
- clarus in philosophiafamous in the field of philosophy
- clutus, cluta, clutumfamous, renowned
- conflabello 1fan violently, kindle
- ceteris eloquentia longe antecellofar surpass the others in eloquence
- cena viaticafarewell dinner, farewell party
- convivium ante discessumfarewell feast, farewell meal
- colonica, colonicae ffarm-house, a rustic’s hut
- casa agrestisfarmer's hut
- cultores arvaque vastabanturfarmers were pillaged and fields devastated
- cultus agricolarum (agricolae)farming, agriculture, field culture
- cultus agrorum (agri)farming, agriculture, field development
- crepitus ventrisfart
- consuetudo saeculi multa mutatfashion changes many things
- compluviatus, compluviata, compluviatumfashioned like a compluvium, square
- citum agmenfast march
- cursus incitatusfast run
- celeripes, celeripedis mfast runner
- celerivolus, celerivola, celerivolumfast-flying
- circumfirmo 1fasten round
- compesco 3fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear
- compisco 3fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, , prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear
- configo 3fasten together, nail together, pierce through, transfix, render powerless, render inactive
- cuneo 1fasten with wedges, wedge up, press in, force in, make wedge-shaped
- citiusfaster, quicker, more expeditious
- caro pinguisfat meat
- conventicii patresfathers coming from different sides
- cacometer, cacometra, cacometrumfaulty in metre, unmetrical
- cacometrus, cacometra, cacometrumfaulty in metre, unmetrical
- corpus vino curofeast on wine, gorge oneself on wine, enjoy the wine
- coepulorfeast together
- centenis obsonitofeasting for a hundred aces
- contentio viriumfeat of strength, exertion, exertion of force, effort
- cumulus, cumuli mfeat
- culcita plumeafeather pillow, down pillow
- cacotrophia, cacotrophiae ffeces-eating
- Concilium FoederaleFederal Assembly (for the election of the Federal President in Germany)
- Congregatio FoederalisFederal Assembly (for the election of the German Federal President)
- Conventus FoederalisFederal Assembly (to elect the Federal President)
- cancellarius foederalisFederal Chancellor
- conventus foederalisFederal Parliament, German Parliament, Bundestag
- consortium foederaleFederal Parliamentary Committee, Bundestag Committee
- civitas foederatafederal state
- civitas foederālisfederal state, country
- ciloter, cilotri mfeed bag
- compasco 3feed together, feed in common, feed, pasture, consume by feeding, eat, drive away, destroy by feeding
- carnivorus, carnivora, carnivorumfeeding on flesh, carnivorous
- cibatio, cibationis ffeeding, meal, repast
- cogor 3feel compelled to, feel compelled that, feel obliged to
- casum luctumque alicuius doleofeel condolences for someone's misfortune
- conscientia mordeorfeel remorse, be tortured by conscience
- condoleo 2feel severe pain, suffer greatly, suffer with another, feel another’s pain
- condolesco 3feel severe pain, suffer much, be in pain, be in distress, to ache, suffer or sympathize with
- consentio 4feel together, agree, accord, harmonize with, assert unitedly, determine in common, decree, unite upon something accordantly, agree to any wrong, join in, plot together, conspire, take part in, to fit, suit
- conatum habeo ad aliquidfeel urge to do something
- causam interserofeign a reason, pretend a reason
- componor ad reverentiamfeign respect, feign high esteem
- causa, causae ffeigned cause, pretext, pretence, judicial process, lawsuit, party, faction, cause that one defends, relation of friendship, connection, condition, state, situation, relation, position, business undertaken for any one, employment, matter, subject
- cicilendrum, cicilendri nfeigned name for spice
- cicimandrum, cicimandri nfeigned name for spice
- concivissa, concivissae ffellow citizen
- conamicus, conamici mfellow friend, co-friend
- coamator, coamatoris mfellow lover, co-lover, rival
- collustrix, collustricis ffellow player, playmate
- consacerdos, consacerdotis mfellow priest
- consacerdos, consacerdotis ffellow priestess
- confidelis, confidelis mfellow-believer
- concaptivus, concaptivi mfellow-captive
- concivis, concivis mfellow-citizen
- conpatriota, conpatriotae mfellow-citizen
- conclericus, conclerici mfellow-clergyman
- conterraneus, conterranei mfellow-countryman
- condesertor, condesertoris mfellow-deserter, co-deserter
- contheroleta, contheroletae mfellow-destroyer of wild beasts
- consenior, consenioris mfellow-elder, fellow-presbyter
- cohospes, cohospitis mfellow-guest
- compastor, compastoris mfellow-herdsman, co-shepherd
- colleprosus, colleprosi mfellow-leper
- collevita, e mfellow-levite
- commartyr, commartyris mfellow-martyr, companion in martyrdom
- complatonicus, complatonici mfellow-Platonist
- commercĭarius, commercĭarii mfellow-purchaser
- contiro, contironis mfellow-recruit
- confamulus, confamuli mfellow-servant, colleague
- conservus, conservi mfellow-slave, companion in servitude
- coservus, coservi mfellow-slave, companion in servitude
- commiles, commilitis mfellow-soldier
- collector, collectoris mfellow-student
- compassio, compassionis ffellow-suffering, fellow-feeling, sympathy, agreement
- compatientia, compatientiae ffellow-suffering, fellow-feeling, sympathy, agreement
- condoctor, condoctoris mfellow-teacher
- collibertus, colliberti mfellowfreedman
- coliberta, colibertae ffellowfreedwoman
- colliberta, collibertae ffellowfreedwoman
- compresbyter, compresbyteri mfellowpresbyter
- consortio, consortionis ffellowship, community, partnership, association, sympathy, sympathetic connection
- comperegrinus, comperegrini mfellowstranger
- coacta, coactorum nfelt (made of wool, hair)
- coactor lanariusfelt walker
- criminatrix, criminatricis ffemale accuser, female calumniator
- camela, camelae f, female camel, mother camel
- camella, camellae ffemale camel, mother camel
- clienta, clientae ffemale client
- cluenta, cluentae ffemale client
- competitrix, competitricis ffemale competitor
- coqua, coquae ffemale cook
- compotrix, compotricis ffemale drinking-companion
- cohabitatrix, cohabitatricis ffemale flatmate, cohabitant
- choraule, choraules ffemale flute-player, who accompanied with the flute the chorus dance
- circulatrix, circulatricis ffemale mountebank, female stroller
- consummatrix, consummatricis ffemale perfector, female completer
- connus, conni mfemale pudenda, unchaste female
- cunnus, cunni mfemale pudenda, unchaste female
- cunus, cuni mfemale pudenda, unchaste female
- cognitrix, cognitricis ffemale recognizer, female examiner
- cursrix, cursricis ffemale runner
- curstrix, curstricis ffemale runner
- colubra, colubrae ffemale serpent, serpent, snake
- coloniaria, coloniariae ffemale settler, female colonist
- cauponaria, cauponariae ffemale shopkeeper
- caupona, cauponae f (copona)female shopkeeper, huckster, landlady, hostess, retail shop, inn, tavern
- copona, coponae ffemale shopkeeper, huckster, landlady, hostess, retail shop, inn, tavern
- cantrix, cantricis ffemale singer, songstress
- consaeptum, consaepti nfence, hedge
- consiptum, consipti nfence, hedge
- campus feniculariusfennel field
- commeatus traiecticiusferry service
- commeatus traiectoriusferry service, ferry traffic
- campus opimusfertile farmland
- campus pinguisfertile seed field
- consatus, consata, consatumfertilized, impregnated
- castum, casti nfestival, period of time consecrated to a god, holy festival time
- candide vestitusfestively dressed, in festive dress
- chelydros, chelydri mfetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water
- chelydrus, chelydri mfetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water
- compes, compedis ffetter for the feet, shackle for the feet, fetlers, bonds, bands, chains
- compedus, compeda, compedumfettering, shackling
- choa, choae ffictitious nickname of Clodia, pleasure babe, prostitute, call girl, harlot, escort girl, favor girl
- coa, coae ffictitious nickname of Clodia, pleasure babe, prostitute, call girl, harlot, escort girl, favor girl
- camparius, camparii mfield guardian, field gunner
- caepina, caepinae ffield of onions, bed of onions
- cibulla, cibullae ffield of onions, bed of onions
- caepuila, caepuilae ffield of onions, bed of onions, onion planting
- cepina, cepinae ffield of onions, bed of onions, onion planting
- castrianus, castriani mfield soldier
- campi torridi siccitatefields sapless due to drought
- celeritate quinquaginta chiliometrorum horaliumfifty kilometres per hour fast, at a speed of fifty kilometres per hour
- certo in pugilatufight a boxing match
- certant inter sefight against each other
- cum hostibus pugnarefight against the enemies, fight with the enemies
- cum hoste pugnofight against the enemy, fight with the enemy
- cum classiariis regis confligofight against the fleet of the Persian king
- cum sociis pugnarefight alongside the confederates
- claram pugnam pugnarefight an excellent fight
- certamen honorisfight for honor
- capite meo decernofight for one's life
- capite meo dimicofight for one's life
- confertis ordinibus pugnantfight in closed ranks
- cupiditatibus repugnofight one's passions, fight against one's passions
- curru proeliorfight to wagon, fight in wagon, fight from wagon
- calamo et atramento militofight with pen and ink, am a hero with a pen and ink
- contra patriam pugnofighting against one's fatherland
- collatis signis pugnofighting man against man, fighting in close combat
- collatis viribus pugnofighting man against man, fighting in close combat
- compugnantia, compugnantiae ffighting together, contradiction, controversy
- cyathisso 1fill a cyathus
- crumino 1fill like a purse
- cupiditate bellandi aliquem incendofill someone with warlike zeal
- corporibus civium cloacas referciofill the canals with the corpses of citizens
- caelum clamore incendofill the sky with shouting
- complere fossam aggerefill the trench with earth
- circumfarcio 4fill up all around, stuff
- compleo 2fill up, fill full, fill out, make the army of a full number, make a legion of a full number, complete, to man, fill with men, impregnate, fill (with light, with sounds, with odors, with food)
- circumfartus, circumfarta, circumfartumfilled all around, stuffed
- coriandratus, coriandrata, coriandratumfilled with coriander, dressed with coriander
- completio, completionis ffilling, filling up, fulfilment
- coassamentum, coassamenti nfilling, panelling
- cinematomachina, cinematomachinae ffilm camera, movie camera
- cinematographo 1filming, cinematographic recording
- colo 1filter, strain, clarify, purify, spread out a fish-net
- colatura, colaturae ffiltration, that which has been strained
- causae decisiofinal decision, final judgement
- certamen finalefinal fight, final match
- contentio terminalisfinal spurt, final spurt
- crisis nummariafinancial crisis
- commodatio, commodationis ffinancing, lending, rendering of service, accommodation
- causam inveniofind a pretext, find an excuse
- calamitatibus defungorfind an end to one's sufferings
- casum victoriae inveniofind an opportunity to win
- carbonem, ut aiunt, pro thesauro inveniofind insignificant instead of a treasure, be deceived in one’s expectation
- coquina conditariafine cuisine, gourmet restaurant
- capillulus, capillulī mfine hair, soft hair, delicate hair
- craticula, craticulae ffine hurdle-work, a small gridiron
- craticulum, craticuli nfine hurdle-work, a small gridiron
- color urbanitatisfine manners
- charientismos, charientismi mfineness in expression, subtlety of expression
- chīrotheca digitatafinger glove
- censum maturofinish an estimate quickly
- conclamatio incendiifire alarm, fire alert
- centonarii, centonariorum mfirefighters, firemen
- confixio, confixionis ffirm joining together
- concretum, concreti nfirm or solid matter, hard or stiff frost, the root stiffened by frost
- consilium certumfirm resolution, firm decision
- confidenterfirm trust in a thing, confidence, self-confidence, boldness, audacity, impudence
- confirmatefirmly
- confirmitas, confirmitatis ffirmness of will, obstinacy
- colostra, colostrae ffirst milk after delivery, biestings
- colostrum, colostri nfirst milk after delivery, biestings
- colustra, colustrae ffirst milk after delivery, biestings
- colustrum, colustri nfirst milk after delivery, biestings
- caput, capitis nfirst person, chief person, leader, chief, guide, head place, principal place, central point, division, section, paragraph, chapter, principal sum, capital, stock
- cucumeres primifirst variety of cucumbers, 1a cucumbers, top quality cucumbers
- cobio, cobionis mfish of small value, gudgeon
- cobius, cobiii mfish of small value, gudgeon
- chalcis, chalcidis ffish of the herring kind
- citharus, cithari mfish of the sole kind
- cetarius, cetarii mfish-monger, title of a book of Matius
- cetaria, cetariae ffish-pond
- crepatura, crepaturae ffissure, crack
- criticus, critica, criticumfit for deciding, suitable for deciding, capable of judging, decisive, critical
- characias, characiae mfit for making poles or stakes, name of a plant, wolf’s-milk
- cui est aetas militarisfit for war, fit for weapons, fit for military service
- coapto 1fit, join, adjust together with something
- concinnefitly, beautifully, elegantly, neatly
- concinniterfitly, beautifully, elegantly, neatly
- concinnus, concinna, concinnumfitly, skilfully put together, skilfully joined, well adjusted, beautiful, beautiful, elegant, polished, neat, striking, suited to, fit for, appropriate for, suiting one’s self to, courteous, pleasing, pleasing, agreeable
- convenienterfitly, suitably, conformably, consistently
- centesimae quinaefive percent (monthly interest)
- circumfigo 3fix around, fasten around
- constituo 3fix, settle, order, manage, confirm, regulate, arrange, dispose, appoint something (for or to something), settle, agree upon, define, determine, accord, agree with one in a thing, appoint, concert, agree upon, assent to
- certa vivendi disciplinafixed life order
- certum pretiumfixed price
- cancellatio, cancellationis ffixing of boundaries, measuring of land, parcel map
- cremialis, cremialeflammable, combustible
- conflor 1flare up, blaze up
- corusco 1flash, glitter, gleam, coruscate
- coruscum, corusci mflash, lightning
- coruscus, corusci mflash, lightning
- coruscabilis, coruscabileflashing, sparkling, shimmering, flickering
- coruscalis, coruscaleflashing, sparkling, shimmering, flickering
- campania, campaniorum nflat land, lowland
- caudam iacto popelloflatter the common people, fawn upon the common people
- Colax, Colacis mflatterer, title of comedies of Menander, Naevius, and Plautus
- cantiuncula, cantiunculae fflattering strain, alluring strain, pleasing song, ingratiating song
- campsaria, campsariae fflea market
- chrysallion, chrysallii nfleabane
- conyza, conyzae ffleabane
- confugio 5flee to for refuge, flee to for succor, take refuge in or with, take refuge in, have recourse to
- cadaverina, cadaverinae fflesh of a carcass
- catulina, catulinae fflesh of the dog
- carnifer, carnifera, carniferumflesh-bearing
- carnicula, carniculae fflesh, a piece of meat
- carnilla, carnillae fflesh, a piece of meat
- carnis, carnis fflesh, meat
- caro, carnis fflesh, pulp, inner, white part of the wood of trees, richness (of a speech)
- creagra, creagrae ffleshhook
- carnatio, carnationis ffleshiness, corpulency
- carnalitas, carnalitatis ffleshliness, carnality
- carnalis, carnalefleshly, carnal
- caro hebesfleshy outgrowth, wild flesh
- carnatus, carnata, carnatumfleshy, fat, corpulent
- celeris et velox cogitatioflight of thoughts
- capsella volatui describendoflight recorder, black box
- cursus aeriusflight through the air, flight route, flight
- corusco 1flit, flutter, shake
- cribrum farinariumflour sifter, flour sieve
- cribrum pollinareflour sifter, flour sieve
- cribrum pollinariumflour sifter, flour sieve
- circumluo 3flow around, wash upon
- circumfluo 3flow round, flock around, encompass, surround, be present in rich abundance, exist in rich abundance, abound, overflow, overflow with, have an abundance, be rich in
- compluitflow together, flow in raining
- confundor 3flow together, run into each other, merge, fall into each other, pour together
- confluo 3flow together, run together, flock together, crowd together, come together in multitudes
- coronamentum, coronamenti nflowers for crowns or garlands, garland, crown
- caelifluus, caeliflua, caelifluumflowing from heaven
- coelifluus, coeliflua, coelifluumflowing from heaven
- confluus,conflu a, confluumflowing together
- crines vagifluttering hair
- circumvolito 1fly around something, rove about a place, hover around
- circumvolo 1fly around, run around, hasten around
- convolo 1fly together, flock together, come hastily together, run together
- culicare, culicaris nfly-net, mosquito net
- culiculare, culicularis nfly-net, mosquito net
- capilli inflatiflying hair
- capilli passiflying hair
- circumvolitabilis, circumvolitabileflying round
- cogitationem in aliquid intendofocus mentally on something, concentrate on something, direct one's thoughts towards something
- caballatio, caballationis ffodder for a horse
- capetum, capeti nfodder for cattle
- capitum, capiti nfodder for cattle
- caelum nebulosum et caliginosumfoggy and hazy weather
- complico 1fold together, fold up
- complicatio, complicationis ffolding together, enveloping, multiplication
- consilium sequorfollow a plan, pursue a purpose
- consilium sequorfollow a plan
- consequor 3follow a preceding cause as an effect, ensue, result, to be the consequence, arise from, proceed from, follow logically, reach, overtake, come up with, attain to, arrive at
- certas rationes in agendo sequorfollow firm principles in one's actions
- conficior 5follow logically (from something), be deduced
- consilio alicuius pareofollow someone's advice
- consequor 3follow, follow up, press upon, go after, attend, accompany, pursue any person or thing, follow after in a hostile manner, pursue in a hostile manner, follow, come after, follow a model, copy (an authority, example, opinion), imitate, adopt, obey
- consector 1follow, pursue, strive after eagerly, attend eagerly, attend continually, go after, pursue eagerly, strive after, endeavor to gain, emulate an example, imitate, follow in a hostile manner, persecute, chase
- curru sequorfollow, tracing
- consequius, consequia, consequiumfollowing as an appendage, following
- consectaneus, consectanea, consectaneumfollowing eagerly after, hanging upon
- consecuefollowing
- cōnsecuus, cōnsecua, cōnsecuumfollowing
- consequefollowing
- crucistultitia, crucistultitiae ffolly of the cross
- cuppes, cuppedis mfond of delicacies, dainty
- cuppedia, cuppediae f (cupedia, cupediae f)fondness for dainties, daintiness, lickerishness
- cibus, cibi mfood (for man and beast), victuals, fare, nutriment, fodder, food, sustenance
- cibus et potiofood and drink
- cenarius, cenarii mfood preparer, cook
- cibaria, cibariorum nfood, nutriment, victuals, provisions, fare, ration, fodder
- cibatus, cibatus mfood, victuals, nutriment
- cibi inflabilesfoods that cause flatulence, foods that bloat
- cornicum oculos configofool even the most cautious
- clinopus, clinopodis mfoot of a bed
- copiae pedestresfoot soldiers, infantry
- certamen pedifollicumfootbal fight, footbal match, footbal tournament
- certamen pediludiariumfootbal fight, footbal match, footbal tournament
- campus pedeludiariusfootball pitch, football field
- campionatus mundanus pedifollicusfootball world cup
- circumpedes, circumpedum mfootwear
- castratorius, castratoria, castratoriumfor castration
- communi nominefor joint account
- continuos complures diesfor several days in a row
- castris percommodum fuitfor the camp it was very beneficial
- calumniae causafor the purpose of harassment
- cetera tibi adsentiorfor the rest i agree with you, otherwise I agree with you
- ceterofor the rest, in other respects, otherwise
- ceteroqui (ceteroquin)for the rest, in other respects, otherwise
- ceteroquinfor the rest, in other respects, otherwise
- ceteris rebusfor the rest, otherwise
- curfor what reason, wherefore, why, to what purpose, from what motive, on account of which, by reason of which
- compulsus a populo regnum suscepitforced by the people he took over the power
- coacticius, coacticia, coacticiumforced
- coactus, coactus mforcing, constraint, compulsion
- commercium monetariumforeign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction
- commercium nummariumforeign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction
- commercium pecuniae permutandaeforeign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction
- casus futuros multo ante prospicioforesee the future for a long time
- curator pecuniae permutandaeforex trader
- civitatem amittoforfeit one's citizenship
- confiscatio, confiscationis fforfeiting, confiscation
- consilia concoquoforge attacks, forge plots, forging attacks
- caedem obliviscorforget the killing
- caedis obliviscorforget the killing, forget the murder
- consilia coquoforging plots, concocting plots
- crimen alicui condonoforgive someone a wrongdoing
- condono alicui aliquidforgive something through someone's intercession, to pardon something through someone's intercession
- cervus, cervi mforked stake (as supports of the vine), a chevaux-defrise
- cervi, cervorum mforked stakes
- circulor 1form a circle (of men) about one’s self, gather in a company or circle for conversation, collect people around one’s self
- claustra contrahoform a circumvallation line
- cuneum facioform a wedge-shaped battle line
- circumfingo 3form around
- collabello 1form by bringing the lips together
- configuro 1form from something, form after something, fashion accordingly
- caseos figuroform individual cheeses, shape single cheeses
- cumulo 1form into a heap, accumulate, heap up, pile up, augment by heaping up, increase, heap, amass, make full by heaping up, fill full, fill, overload, overwhelm, made complete, made perfect, complete
- confingo 3form, fashion, fabricate, invent, devise, feign, pretend
- celebre conviviumformal banquet, solemn feast
- cena rectaformal meal
- consequentiarius, consequentiarii mformalist
- circumductivus, circumductiva, circumductivumforming the perimeter, forming the circle
- crimina peragoformulate the charges
- carrago, carraginis ffortification made of wagons, barricade made of wagons
- castra navaliafortified landing place of ships, ship gathering
- commoenio 4fortify on all sides, fortify strongly, secure, barricade, intrench, make sure, strengthen
- communio 4 (commoenio 4)fortify on all sides, fortify strongly, secure, barricade, intrench, make sure, strengthen
- corpus cibo curofortify oneself with food
- castra aggere muniofortify the camp with a wall
- castra vallo muniofortify the camp with a wall
- castra vallo et fossa cingofortify the camp with ramparts and moats
- collem opere circumplectorfortify the hill, entrench the hill
- casus secundifortunate circumstances
- cura vecturariaforwarding agency, haulage company, freight transport company, loading company
- curandus, curandi mfoster son
- civitatem condofound a city
- coloniam constituofound a colony, establish a planting town
- comparatio amicitiae novaefoundation of a new friendship
- conditum, conditi n (2)foundation, establishment
- cursus centum metrorumfour hundred meter run
- centesimae quaternaefour per cent (monthly interest)
- commutationes temporum quadripartitaefourfold change of seasons
- carnarium, carnarii nframe furnished with hooks to hang up meats over the hearth for smoking or drying, larder, pantry
- corpus, corporis nframe, system, structure, community, corporation, the framework of ships, a political body
- conformator, conformatoris mframer, former
- contrabium, contrabii nframework of beams, flooring
- caedes fraternafratricide
- civitas liberafree state, independent state
- cives de nervo eximofree the citizens from imprisonment
- congelo 1freeze, freeze up, grow hard
- congelor 1freeze, freeze up, grow hard
- congelatio, congelationis ffreezing, congealing
- celebritas periculorumfrequency of the hazards
- conversatio, conversationis ffrequent use, frequent abode in a place, intercourse, conversation
- crebrae vel potius cotidianae compellationesfrequent, rather daily allegations, frequent, rather daily reproaches
- circito 1frequent, make busy, wander everywhere
- celebratus, celebrata, celebratumfrequented, much visited, customary, usual, frequent, solemn, festive, brilliant, known, celebrated, famous
- convivia concelebrofrequently visit guest bouts
- celebriterfrequently
- crudus, cruda, crudumfresh, vigorous, unprepared, unpolished, rude, rough, hoarse, not prepared, not matured, rough, unfeeling, cruel, merciless, uncultivated
- conciliatus, conciliata, conciliatumfriendly, beloved, favorably inclined, devoted, favorable to something
- conterrito 1frighten much, frighten greatly
- cincinnorum fimbriaefrizz of the locks of hair
- cantabricus, cantabrica, cantabricumfrom bran
- camomillinus, camomillina, camomillinumfrom camomile
- chrysolithus, chrysolitha, chrysolithumfrom chrysolite, from topaz
- crinilineus, crinilinea, crinilineumfrom crinoline, made of crinoline
- crocodilinus, crocodilina, crocodilinumfrom crocodile, crocodile-
- crocodilonius, crocodilonia, crocodiloniumfrom crocodile, crocodile-
- circumcidaneus, circumcidanea, circumcidaneumfrom cutting around, from paring around
- circumcisicius, circumcisicia, circumcisiciumfrom cutting around, from paring around
- circumundiquefrom everywhere around, around on all sides
- capreus, caprea, capreumfrom goats
- caprius, capria, capriumfrom goats
- chortinos, chortinonfrom grass
- caelitusfrom heaven, from the emperor
- coelitusfrom heaven, from the emperor
- canitusfrom old times
- caprulinus, caprulina, caprulinumfrom roebuck
- carpathius, carpathia, carpathiumfrom the Carpathum
- cloacinus, cloacina, cloacinumfrom the cloaca
- cordacitusfrom the heart, deep in the heart
- cordicitusfrom the heart, deep in the heart
- congerminalis, congerminalefrom the same stalk, from the same stock
- circumgelatus, circumgelata, circumgelatumfrozen all around
- carpophyllon, carpophylli nfruit leaf
- cedris, cedridis ffruit of the cedar, berry of the cedar
- canipa, canipae ffruitbasket for religious uses
- conducibiliterfruitfully, profitably
- cretio simplexfruitless declaration to accept an inheritance
- consilium convellofrustrate a plan, thwart a plan
- consilium dirimofrustrate a plan, thwart a plan, thwart an intention
- condo 3fuifil, accomplish, put away, to lay, place somewhere for preservation, lay up, store up, treasure up, preserve, pickle, to set, to inter, bury
- condicionem exsolvofulfill a condition
- concessor, concessoris mfulfiller
- contumeliosus, contumeliosa, contumeliosumfull of abuse, reproachful, insolent, abusive
- cinerosus, cinerosa, cinerosumfull of ashes
- cancerosus, cancerosa, cancerosumfull of cancerous tumours
- cartilaginosus, cartilaginosa, cartilaginosumfull of cartilage, very gristly
- clamorosus, clamorosa, clamorosumfull of clamor, full of noise, clamoring continually, bawling loudly, clamorous, noisy, bawling
- clamosus, clamosa, clamosumfull of clamor, full of noise, clamoring continually, bawling loudly, clamorous, noisy, bawling, filled with noise, filled with clamor, accompanied with noise or clamor
- contemptionis plenusfull of contempt (for someone)
- concupiscentialis, concupiscentialefull of desire
- canosus, canosa, canosumfull of grey hairs
- capillosus, capillosa, capillosumfull of hair, very hairy
- cavernosus, cavernosa, cavernosumfull of hollows, full of cavities
- caliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosumfull of mist, covered with mist, dark, obscure, gloomy, dark, uncertain, obscure
- caligosus, caligosa, caligosumfull of mist, covered with mist, dark, obscure, gloomy, dark, uncertain, obscure
- consiliosus, consiliosa, consiliosumfull of prudence, full of wisdom, considerate
- cavillosus, cavillosa, cavillosumfull of raillery, full of irony
- criminosus, criminosa, criminosumfull of reproaches, reproachful, accusalory, calumniating, slanderous
- cicatricosus, cicatricosa, cicatricosumfull of scars, covered with scars, amended or polished here and there
- cymosus, cymosa, cymosumfull of shoots
- calculosus, calculosa, calculosumfull of small stones or pebbles, stony, pebbly, gravelly, afficted with calculus or stone
- curius, curia, curiumfull of sorrow, grievous
- calumniosus, calumniosa, calumniosumfull of tricks or artifices, swindling
- cerosus, cerosa, cerosumfull of wax
- consucidus, consucida, consucidumfull-juicy, standing in full juice, lushly built
- copia sententiarumfullness of thought, thoughtfulness, richness of thoughts
- cognitus et perspectusfully recognised
- cena feralisfuneral feast, mourning meal
- cena funerisfuneral feast, mourning meal
- cena lugubrisfuneral feast, mourning meal
- carmen feralefuneral song, mourning song, funeral chant
- contio funebrisfuneral speech
- carbasa substringofurl the sails, furl the sails
- carbonaria, carbonariae ffurnace for charcoal, charcoal-Woman, the title of a lost play by Plautus
- caminum, camini nfurnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire
- caminus, camini mfurnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire
- copior 1furnish or provide one’s self abundantly with something
- corono 1furnish with a garland, furnish with a crown, to crown, wreathe, receive as the prize of victory, surround, encompass, enclose something in a circular form
- clathro 1furnish with a grate, furnish with a lattice, set with bars
- clatro 1furnish with a grate, furnish with a lattice, set with bars
- commargino 1furnish with a parapet, furnish with a railing
- consigno 1furnish with a seal, affix, put one’s seal to, seal, sign, subscribe, attest, certify, establish, vouch for, note, write down, to register, record
- cognomino 1furnish with a surname, surname, denominate
- contabulo 1furnish with boards, cover with boards, built, bridge over
- clavo 1furnish with nails, fasten with nails, nail, furnish with prickles, furnish with a purple stripe
- calceo 1furnish with shoes, put on shoes, shoe
- calcio 1furnish with shoes, put on shoes, shoe
- copiosus, copiosa, copiosumfurnished abundantly with a thing, well supplied, having abundance, rich, copious, plentiful, abounding, rich in language, copious in expression, eloquent, existing in rich abundance
- comparaticius, comparaticia, comparaticiumfurnished by contribution
- clatratus, clatrata, clatratumfurnished with a grate, furnished with a lattice
- cauliculatus, cauliculata, cauliculatumfurnished with a stalk, having a stalk
- cubiculatus, cubiculata, cubiculatumfurnished with bedchambers or state-rooms
- clavatus, clavata, clavatumfurnished with points
- chiridotus, chiridota, chiridotumfurnished with sleeve
- cutem rugis sulcofurrow one's brow, furrow the skin with wrinkles
- cleptimfurtively, thievish, stealthy
- civitates societatis G7G7 states
- congarrio 4gabble much, prattle
- consisto in montegain a firm foothold on a mountain, establish oneself on a mountain
- causam idoneam nanciscorgain a suitable excuse, obtain a suitable pretext
- compendium faciogain an advantage
- confidere coepigain confidence
- cornua sumogain courage, take courage
- censeor aliqua regain its intrinsic value through something
- cicis, cicidos fgall apple
- citato equo revehorgallop back, thunder back
- citatus equi cursusgallop, canter
- citato equo avehorgallopping along
- crucis offulagallows-bird
- candida, candidae fgame or play exhibited by a candidate for office
- caro ferinagame, venison
- chama, chamae fgaping mussel, cockle
- chema, chemae fgaping mussel, cockle
- cheme, chemes fgaping mussel, cockle
- cucullus purgamentariusgarbage bag, trash bag
- chrysolachanum, chrysolachani ngarden orach, called also atriplex
- chrysolago, chrysolaginis fgarden orchard
- cepuros, cepuri mgardener
- cultus hortorumgardening
- corona castrensisgarland or crown given to soldiers as a prize of bravery, honor wreath for the first penetration into the enemy camp
- corona, coronae fgarland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice
- chorona, choronae fgarland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice, elevated ridge of land as a boundary line, hairy crown over the horse’s hoof
- circumtextum, circumtexti ngarment inwoven with purple
- cento, centonis mgarment of several bits or pieces sewed together, rag-covering, patchwork, cap worn under the helmet, title of a poem made up of various verses of another poem, cento
- castula, castulae fgarment used by women, kind of petticoat
- clavata, clavatorum ngarments with purple stripes, shoes shod with nails
- caverna gasosagas bubble, gas blister, gas bladder
- campus gasalisgas field
- conglobo 1gather into a ball, make spherical, conglobate, press together in a mass, crowd together, heap together, accumulate
- copias in unum locum cogeregather the troops in one place
- copias in unum locum cogogather the troops in one place
- colligo 3gather together, collect together, assemble, draw together, bring together, collect, contract, draw up, compress, concentrate, compress, make thick, thicken, bring together
- congregor 1gather together, flock together, come together, live in company, assemble
- cogito 1 [2]gather, convene, summon, compel, coerce
- conglobor 1gather, flock together
- collecti exiliogathered for flight
- collectaneus, collectanea, collectaneumgathered together, collected together, collectaneous
- cabo, cabonis mgelding
- canterius, canterii mgelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses
- cantherius, cantherii mgelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses
- Conventus generalis ab vectigalibus ac commercio (GATT)General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
- coetus generalis Nationum UnitarumGeneral Assembly of the United Nations
- coetus generalisgeneral assembly, general meeting
- communicarius diesgeneral day of sacrifice to all gods
- commurmuratio, commurmurationis fgeneral murmuring
- consilium praetorumgeneral staff
- cunctalis, cunctalegeneral
- communiter loquorgenerally speaking
- consuetudinegenerally, according to custom, from custom, by habit, from habit, in a usual manner, in a customary manner
- cautus in scribendogentle in writing, careful when writing
- cliva, clivorum ngently sloping height, declivity, slope, ascent, hill, eminence, ascending road, any thing sloping, unevenness
- clivus, clivi mgently sloping height, declivity, slope, ascent, hill, eminence, ascending road, any thing sloping, unevenness
- clemens, clementisgently, softly, mildly, by degrees, gradually, gently, quietly, placidly, tranquilly, calmly, with forbearance, with indulgence, peacefully
- Colchicus, Colchica, Colchicum Georgian, Colchian
- Colchi, Colchorum mGeorgians, Colchians
- concilium foederatarum Germaniae civitatumGerman Bundesrat, German Federal Council
- cancero 1get a cancer, become cancerous
- concorditer vivo cum aliquoget along with someone
- cognomen mihi induoget an epithet, get a nickname
- cogitatione aliquid fingoget an idea of something
- colorem ducoget colour
- celebror 1get going, getting started
- cohorrescit corpus meumget goose bumps, get goose pimples
- capillasco 3get hair
- capillesco 3get hair
- certior fio de aliqua reget knowledge of something, get notified about something
- commeatum accipioget leave
- crines capioget married
- consilia alicuius investigoget onto someone's track
- cursu exanimorget out of breath while running
- cede locisget out of here!, lift yourself away from here!
- cura defungorget rid of the worry
- corcinor 1get rumblings in the body
- conspicor 1get sight of, descry, see, perceive
- consulatum alicui acceleroget someone the consulate sooner
- commeatus prospicoget supplies
- crimen mihi afferoget the accusation
- crimen mihi facioget the accusation
- crimen subeoget the accusation
- commoveo languentemget the lazy man on his feet, get the sluggard on his feet
- calceos poscoget up from the table
- corpus corripioget up quickly, rise in a hurry
- circumvenior 4getting trapped, getting into danger, becoming a victim of something
- charisma, charismatis ngift, present
- colossos, colossi mgigantic statue, colossus
- colossus, colossi mgigantic statue, colossus
- cimusso 1gird with the rope
- concingo 3gird, surround completely
- campestror 1girding oneself with the battle apron
- cimussatio, cimussationis fgirding with the rope
- cinctio, cinctionis fgirding
- cinctum, cincti ngirding, manner of girding, in which the toga was tucked up, its corner being thrown over the left shoulder, was brought under the right arm round to the breast, girdle, belt
- cinctus, cinctus mgirding, manner of girding, in which the toga was tucked up, its corner being thrown over the left shoulder, was brought under the right arm round to the breast, girdle, belt
- cingula, cingulae fgirdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone
- cingulum, cinguli ngirdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone
- cingulus, cinguli mgirdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone
- cestos, cesti mgirdle, tie, belt, girth, strap
- cestus, cesti mgirdle, tie, belt, girth, strap
- caestus, caesti mgirdle, tie, belt, girth, strap, girdle of Venus
- convivium ornogive a banquet, give a feast
- certum respondeogive a clear answer
- coloro 1give a color to, color, tinge, color reddish, color brownish, imbue thoroughly, gloss over, palliate
- cenam viaticam dogive a farewell feast, give a farewell party
- cenam exhibeogive a meal, host a meal
- causam interponogive a pretext, feign a reason
- convivium splendide ornogive a splendid banquet, give a splendid feast
- consilium afferogive advice
- cumulum addogive an encore
- credo 3give as a loan, loan, lend, loan to any one
- causam afferogive as a reason that
- causam alicuius rei dogive cause for something
- cibo 1give food to animals, feed, fodder
- cupiditatibus frena permittogive free rein to one's desires, give full vent to one's desires
- civitati libertatem reddogive independence back to a community
- civitati libertatem donogive independence to a community
- cedo ut ... give it to me, so that I
- colluceo 2give light on every side, shine brightly, be wholly illuminated, be bright, be brilliant, shine, be resplendent
- cedo aurum migive me the gold!
- Celso gaudere refergive my greetings to Celsus!
- committo 3give occasion that, give cause that, act so as that, bring punishment upon one’s self by an error or fault, incur, make one’s self liable to it
- concedo 3give place to (in excellence, dignity, rank), give precedence, submit to one’s will, comply with one’s wishes, assent to, concede to, assent to, grant, pardon, allow, concede, consign something over to resign, yield, vouchsafe, confirm to
- classicum canogive signal
- cor alicui perfrigefaciogive someone a big fright, give someone a cold shiver, give someone a chill
- consilium do alicuigive someone advice
- consilium catum alicui dogive someone smart advice
- copiam facio (do) alicui pugnandi (pugnae)give someone the opportunity to fight
- conveniendi aditum alicui dogive someone the opportunity to meet me
- colloquendi copiam facio (do) alicuigive someone the opportunity to speak to me
- coronam honoris alicui dogive someone the victory wreath, award someone with the victory wreath
- condono 1give something to one, to present, deliver up, give up, surrender, deliver up, sacrifice, devote, bring as an offering, give a debt to one, remit a debt, acquit from, pardon, remit an offence, refrain from punishing, present one with something
- chlamydem colloco, ut pendeat aptegive the Chlamys the proper drape
- cedo dextramgive the hand!
- commeatum militibus dogive the soldiers leave
- civitati leges, iudicia, iura describogive the state a constitution
- civitatem ex colluvione et confusione in novam formam redigogive the state a new shape after its complete collapse,
- caldam ministrogive the warm water to the hand, be responsible for the warm water
- calcem impingo alicui reigive up something, hang something up on the nail
- committo 3give, intrust, commit to, give up to, resign to, trust
- cachinnosus, cachinnosa, cachinnosumgiven to loud laughter
- catuligenus, catuligena, catuligenumgiving birth to live young
- cessio, cessionis fgiving up, surrendering, judicial assignment, judicial desistance
- certamen gladiatorium vitaegladiator fight for life and death
- catinus vitreusglass plate
- circumlabor 3glide around, roll around
- coruscatio, coruscationis fglittering, flash, coruscation
- concussi orbis motusglobal shock, world shake
- calefactiō globalisglobal warming
- calefactio climatisglobal warming, climate warming
- clarificatio, clarificationis fglorification
- conglorifico 1glorify together with
- corona radiatagloriole, ray crown
- chirotheca, chirothecae fglove (also used as a torture tool)
- calor fulminisglow of the lightning
- concandesco 3glow, be inflamed
- clarico 1glow, gleam
- cicendula, cicendulae fglowworm
- cicindela, cicindelae fglowworm
- cicindelum, cicindeli nglowworm
- cicindile, cicindilis nglowworm
- conglutino 1glue, cement, join together, join, unite firmly together, bind closely, invent, devise, contrive
- conglutinosus, conglutinosa, conglutinosumglutinous, viscous
- curculio, curculionis mglutton
- cataphagas, cataphagae mglutton, gormandizer
- comedo, comedonis mglutton, gormandizer
- comedus, comedi mglutton, gormandizer
- culex, culicis mgnat, midge, fleabane
- culix, culicis mgnat, midge, fleabane
- conops, conopis fgnat, mosquito
- circumrodo 3gnaw all round, nibble all round
- cribra rodognaw flour sieves (by mice)
- corrodo 3gnaw, gnaw to pieces, ter
- cingo alicui latusgo (protectively) to someone's side
- coerro 1go about together, wander about together
- circo 1go about, traverse, wander through
- commeo 1go and come, pass to and fro, pass to and fro, go, come, travel somewhere repeatedly, travel somewhere frequently, visit a place often, visit a place to frequent
- castra hostium circumeogo around the camp of the enemies
- circueogo around, travel around, march around, surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, go from one to another, soliciting, canvassing, admonishing, circumvent, deceive, impose upon, cheat, express by circumlocution
- circumeogo around, travel around, march around, surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, go from one to another, soliciting, canvassing, admonishing, circumvent, deceive, impose upon, cheat, express by circumlocution
- circumgredior 5go around, walk around, travel about
- clam me subducogo away secretly, clear off, abscond, go into hiding
- clam me submoveogo away secretly, clear off, abscond, go into hiding
- curru revehorgo back, drive back, return
- creditori decoquogo bankrupt at the expense of the creditor
- creditoribus decoquogo bankrupt to the detriment of creditors
- condormisco 3go entirely to sleep, fall asleep
- commeto 1go frequently
- commeo ad amicosgo in and out with one's friends
- castra praetergredigo past the camp, pass in front of the camp
- clingo 3go round in a circle
- cingo 3go round in a circle, surround, encompass, environ, gird, wreathe, crown, surround the body with a girdle, gird on (the sword), gird, encircle with a garland or crown, crown, encircle
- circumcirco 1go round
- celebro 1go somewhere in great numbers, frequent, fill, practise frequently, engage in, repeat, fill up with something, go in great numbers to a celebration, celebrate, solemnize, keep a festival, honor, praise, celebrate in song, make something known, publish abroad, proclaim
- cenatus cubitum eogo to sleep after dinner
- concedo cubitumgo to sleep, go to bed
- cubitum eogo to sleep, lay down to rest, go to bed
- caco 1go to stool, be at stool
- coeogo together, come together, meet, assemble, collect together, encounter, form a whole by coming together, be united into a whole, unite, combine, curdle, join together, assimilate, agree, ally one’s self, enter into an alliance, make a compact, form a league
- curru succedogo under the yoke
- congredior 5go with one, come with one, meet with one, visit, accost, address, meet with, fight, contend, engage
- coambulo 1go with
- concedo 3go, walk, go away, walk away, depart, retire, withdraw, remove from, pass away, disappear, vanish, depart from life, die, go out of the way for one, yield to, submit, give way to, adapt one’s self to, yield to power, submit to compulsion
- contignatio metalisgoalpost (in soccer)
- caseus caprinusgoat cheese
- caseus pecorinusgoat cheese
- caro caprinagoat meat
- casa caprilisgoat shed
- capripes, capripedisgoat-footed
- caprina, caprinae fgoat’s flesh
- caprarius, caprarii mgoatherd
- caprigeni, caprigenorum mgoats, he-goats
- caprigenae, caprigenarum fgoats, she-goats
- cultus deorumgod worship, worship, religion
- caeles, caelitis m (coeles, coelitis m)god, dweller in Heaven
- coeles, coelitis mgod, dweller in Heaven
- Ceres, Cereris fgoddess of agriculture, daughter of Saturn and Ops, food, bread, fruit, corn, grain
- Cybebe, Cybebes fgoddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna
- Cybela, Cybelae fgoddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna
- Cybele, Cybeles fgoddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna
- catabasis, catabasis fgoing down, descent, the name of a ceremonial at the festival of the Magna Mater
- conspirans, conspirantisgoing hand in hand, cooperating
- circuitus, circuitus mgoing round, circling, revolving, revolution, periodical return of a disease, circuit, compass, way around, open space left around a building, speaking period, circumlocution, periphrasis, roundabout way, indirect procedure
- circumitus, circumitus mgoing round, circling, revolving, revolution, periodical return of a disease, circuit, compass, way around, open space left around a building, speaking period, circumlocution, periphrasis, roundabout way, indirect procedure
- circumitio, circumitionis fgoing round, the rounds, circuit, circuitous mode, circumlocution, indirect manner, place for going round something, way, passage, corridor, circumference, compass
- circulus aurigold chain
- chrysochrus, chrysochrungold color
- chrysomallus, chrysomalli mgold fleece
- chlamys auro intertextagold interwoven chlamys
- corona aureagold wreath
- chryselectrum, chryselectri ngold-colored amber, a precious stone
- chrysallis, chrysallidis fgold-colored chrysalis, pupa of the butterfly
- chrysanthemon, chrysanthemi ngold-flower, marigold, heliochryson
- chrysanthemum, chrysanthemi ngold-flower, marigold, heliochryson
- chrysanthes, chrysanthis ngold-flower, marigold, heliochryson
- chrysos, chrysi mgold
- chrysea, chryseorum ngolden vessels
- chryseus, chrysea, chryseumgolden, gold-colored
- chrysius, chrysia, chrysiumgolden, gold-colored
- cubiculata, cubiculatae fgondola, houseboat, cabin ship, cabin cruiser
- civis bonusgood citizen, patriot, patriotic citizen
- conscientia bene actae vitaegood conscience
- conscientia recte facti (factorum)good conscience, clear conscience
- conscientia recte voluntatisgood conscience, clear conscience
- cibi lautigood food and drink
- catuloticus, catulotica, catuloticumgood for healing over
- cella anserumgoose house
- cutis anserinagoose pimples, shiver, goose flesh, heebie-jeebies
- cutis anserisgoose pimples, shiver, goose flesh, heebie-jeebies
- cheniscus, chenisci mgosling, ornament in the form of a goose on a ship’s stern
- cucurbitarius, cucurbitarii mgourd planter
- cheragra, cheragrae fgout in the hand
- coalitio, coalitionis fgovernment coalition, coalition
- carpo paulatim virisgradually consume one's strength
- comparatio frumentariagrain purchase, purchase of cereals
- comparatio frumentorumgrain purchase, purchase of cereals
- commercium annonae grain trade
- cella penariagranary, pantry
- cella penuariagranary, pantry
- concedo 3grant or yield something to one as a favor or from regard, desist from, forbear, give up, forgive, betake one’s self somewhere, retire, withdraw to, agree or consent to, assent, submit, resign one’s self, acquiesce in, go or pass over to any thing
- civitate aliquem donogrant someone citizenship
- civitatem alicui dogrant someone citizenship
- civitatem alicui impertiogrant someone citizenship
- civitatem alicui tribuogrant someone citizenship
- cogitatione et mente aliquid complectorgrasp and understand something intellectually
- caestus adsumograsp the fencer's straps
- cupide arripiograsp with both hands, grip with both hands
- copiata, copiatae mgrave-digger, sexton
- copiates, copiatae mgrave-digger, sexton
- cestros, cestri mgraver, graving tool
- cestrus, cestri mgraver, graving tool
- carmen funebregravesong
- canitudo, canitudinis fgray color, hoariness
- canitia, canitiae fgray or grayish-white color, hoariness, gray hair, hoary age, old age
- canities, canitiei fgray or grayish-white color, hoariness, gray hair, hoary age, old age
- canutus, canuta, canutumgray
- canens, canentisgray, grayish, hoary, white
- caules oleo unguogrease the cabbage in oil
- cerea abollagreasy wool coat, greasy cloak
- celeber conventusgreat gathering, big meeting
- celebritas, celebritatis fgreat number, multitude, large assembly, numerous concourse, numerous gathering, crowd, festal celebration, solemnity, solemn procession, fame, renown, celebrity
- civitas potentiorgreat power
- cnemis, cnemidis fgreave, end of the verse
- carchesium, carchesii nGreek drinking-cup or beaker, slightly contracted in the middle, with slender handles which reached from the rim to the bottom, the similarly formed upper part of a mast, mast-head, scuttle, the upright beam of a crane
- cerates, ceratae mGreek weight = 4 scripula
- ceratim (indecl)Greek weight = 4 scripula
- ceratium, ceratii nGreek weight corresponding to the Latin siliqua = 2, calculi
- culiola,culiolorum ngreen shells of walnut
- culliola,culliolorum ngreen shells of walnut
- consaluto 1greet, salute cordially, greet as, salute as, hail as
- cani, canorum mgrey hair
- canis substricta gerens iliagreyhound, sighthound
- commolo 3grind thoroughly, pound
- contero 3grind, bruise, pound, crumble, separate into small pieces, diminish by rubbing, waste, destroy, rub off, wear out, consume, spend, pass, employ, tread under foot by comparison
- cella molarisgrinding room, grinding chamber
- canabae, canabarum fgrocer's quarter
- caligo in solegrope in broad daylight
- collucernatio, collucernationis fgross gluttony, gormandizing
- collurchinatio, collurchinationis fgross gluttony, gormandizing
- collurcinatio, collurcinationis fgross gluttony, gormandizing
- chamaecyparissos, chamaecyparissi fground-cypress
- chamaecissos, chamaecissi fground-ivy, kind of cyclaminus
- chamaepeuce, chamaepeuces fground-larch
- crepido, crepidinis fground, basis, foundation, socle, pedestal, base, elevated enclosure, high projection, edge, brim, brink, border, dam, dike, pier, shore, bank
- chamaepitys, chamaepityis fgroundpine
- chamaepitys, chamaepityos fgroundpine
- campi curculioniigrounds to get drunk in, binge, binge orgy
- curator campigroundskeeper, groundsman
- cornetum, corneti ngrove of cornel-trees
- cupressetum, cupresseti ngrove of cypress-trees, plantation of cypress-trees, cypress wood
- convirēsco 3grow green, become verdant
- crinem barbamque submittogrow hair and beard long
- crudesco 3grow harsh, grow violent, increase, grow worse
- cotidie aliquid addiscens senex fiogrow old by learning something every day
- consenesco 3grow old together, grow old, become old, become gray, grow old or gray in an occupation, follow an occupation too long, become weak, become infirm, become powerless, waste away, fall into disuse, decay, fade, lose force, lose consideration, lose respect
- conflaccesco 3grow quite languid, subside
- crassesco 3grow thick, thicken, grow dense, grow hard, grow large, grow fat
- congermanesco 3grow together with one, grow up with
- coalesco 3grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated
- colesco 3grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated
- coolēsco 3grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated
- concresco 3grow together, harden, condense, curdle, stiffen, congeal, take form, grow, increase, grow strong, rise by growing
- coadolesco 3grow up along with
- coadulesco 3grow up along with
- castris innutriorgrow up in the camp
- calesco 3grow warm, grow hot, become excited, glow, be inflamed
- canesco 3grow white, whiten, become gray, become hoary, grow old, get feeble
- canisco 3grow white, whiten, become gray, become hoary, grow old, get feeble
- cremento 1grow
- crepusculascens, crepusculascentisgrowing dusk, dusky
- circumnascens, circumnascentisgrowing up around
- congermanus, congermana, congermanumgrown together with, united with
- concretus, concreta, concretumgrown together, concrete, compound, condensed, hardened, thick, hard, stiff, curdled, congealed, clotted, shortened, benumbing, tearless
- commembratus, commembrata, commembratumgrown up together, united
- carcer GuantanamensisGuantanamo Bay Prison
- custodes, custodum mguard, crew
- custos, custodis cguard, watch, preserver, keeper, overseer, protector, defender, attendant, protectress, watch, spy
- coercitor disciplinae militarisguardian of military discipline, enforcer
- cura furiosiguardianship of a mentally ill person
- cura prodigiguardianship over a prodigal, guardianship over a profligate
- cura debilisguardianship over an infirm person, guardianship over a frail
- curatoria, curatoriae fguardianship
- cautio, cautionis fguarding, taking care of one’s self, wariness, precaution, caution, heedfulness, circumspection, obligation, security, bond, warranty, bail, pledge
- cavitio, cavitionis fguarding, taking care of one’s self, wariness, precaution, caution, heedfulness, circumspection, obligation, security, bond, warranty, bail, pledge
- circumiecti custodesguards placed all around
- convivia tempestivaguest meals starting in time
- collegium fabrorumguild of blacksmiths
- collegium mercatorumguild of tradesmen, guild of merchants
- conscientia peccatorumguilty conscience, sense of guilt
- conscientia scelerisguilty conscience, sense of guilt
- cavia, caviae fguinea pig
- citharicen, citharicinis mguitar player, guitarist
- citharista, citharistae mGuitar player, Guitarist
- citharistria, citharistriae fguitar player, guitarist
- citharoedus, citharoedi mguitar player, guitarist
- cithara Hispanicaguitar
- cithara, citharae fguitar, guitar playing
- civitates ad sinum Persicum sitaeGulf States
- civitates sinui Persico circumdataeGulf States, Gulf countries
- commisceo 2gummi
- cummitio, cummitionis fgumming, smearing with gum, spreading with rubber
- commosis, commosis fgummy substance, groundwork in honey-making
- cumminosus, cumminosa, cumminosumgummy, rich in gum, rich in rubber
- chordifex, chordificis mgut string manufacturer
- canaliculatimgutterally, in a channelled manner
- ceretanus, ceretani mgypsy
- consuetudo, consuetudinis fhabitual way of life, habitual lifestyle
- computatrorum invasorhacker
- cocio, cocionis mhaggler, chafferer, broker, agent
- coctio, coctionis mhaggler, chafferer, broker, agent
- cotio, cotionis mhaggler, chafferer, broker, agent
- chaerehail!
- cincinnulus, cincinnuli mhair curl
- corymbion, corymbii nhair curled in the form of clusters of ivy-berries
- coma calamistratahair curled with the branding iron, hair curled with a cautery
- cinerarius, cinerarii mhair curler, slave who curls hair
- crines murra madenteshair dripping with myrrh
- coma madenshair dripping with ointment
- crines retropendulihair falling into the neck
- crines antependulihair hanging down into the forehead
- coma, comae fhair of the head, fleece, mane, crest of a helmet, wool or hair upon parchment, ray of light
- capillus implexushair pulled together, hair knotted together
- comarum anulushair ringlet, hair ring
- crinale, crinalis nhair tie, hair band
- ciniflo, ciniflonis mhair-curler
- capitum et capillorum concinnatorhair-dresser
- capillamentum, capillamenti nhair, false hair, peruke, hairy threads or fibres of the roots or leaves of plants
- capillago, capillaginis fhair, hair growth, hairiness
- crinis, crinis mhair, tail of a comet, feelers of polypi, fibres of wood
- comosus, comosa, comosumhairy, with much hair, with long hair, leafy
- canaster, canastra, canastrumhalf-gray, grizzled
- capister, capistri mhalter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press
- capistrum, capistri nhalter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press
- capistro 1halter, tie with a halter, bind fast, fasten
- clavum anni figohammer the annual nail
- chiragra, chiragrae fhand gout
- consertis manibushand in hand
- cedo alicui regnumhand over power to someone, cede power to someone
- componens manibusque manus atque oribus orahand to hand and mouth to mouth
- campus manuludiariushandball court, handball pitch
- cerdo, cerdonis mhandicraftsman, proper name, especially of slaves
- cupa, cupae f (2)handle of an oil-mill, a crooked handle, crank
- capulus aratrihandle of plough
- cherolaba, cherolabae fhandle
- cautio chirographihandwritten warranty, handwritten guarantee,
- circumpendeo 2hang around
- cruci affigo aliquemhang someone from the gallows, nail someone to the cross
- capite deorsum pendeohanging with the head down
- carnifex animushangman's soul, executioner's soul
- concionator, concionatoris mharanguer of the people, demagogue, political agitator
- contionator, contionatoris m (concionator)haranguer of the people, demagogue, political agitator
- concipilo 1harbor any disposition of mind, harbor an emotion, harbor a passion, harbor an evil design, give place to, foster, take in, receive, commit, draw up, comprise, express something in words, compose, make something known, promulgate, declare in a set form of words
- carbo fossilishard coal
- cornea fibrahard-heartedness, insensibility
- conduro 1harden, make very hard
- coniuges, coniugum fharem spouses, harem wives, couple, married couple, husband and wife
- canoreharmoniously
- consoneharmoniously
- concorditerharmoniously, amicably
- concinenterharmoniously, in unison, in harmony
- convocium, convocii nharmony, accord, unison
- crupellarius, crupellarii mharnessed combatants among the Gauls
- cratio 4harrow
- caeli asperitasharsh climate
- caelum asperumharsh climate
- crudelitas, crudelitatis fharshness, severity, cruelty, barbarity
- celero 1 (intr.)hasten, make haste, be quick
- concitatio, concitationis fhastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult
- concitatus, concitatus mhastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult
- concitus, concitüs mhastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult
- carbunculo 1have a carbunculus, suffer from carbuncles
- confinis sumhave a common border
- celeri ingressu utorhave a fast gait, have a fast walk, go at a fast pace, quicken the pace
- citato ingressu utorhave a fast gait, present a fast gait
- consisto 3have a firm footing
- corpus somno curohave a good sleep, sleep in
- causam optimam habeohave a just cause
- cenulam subdialem faciohave a picnic
- contentionem habeo cum aliquohave a quarrel with someone
- controversiam habeo cum aliquohave a quarrel with someone, have a dispute with someone
- cenaturio 4have an appetite for dinner
- coenaturio 4have an appetite for dinner
- crudus mihi stomachus esthave an upset stomach
- crudus sumhave an upset stomach
- cum praesidente de condicione rerum collocutus sumhave discussed the political situation with the president
- copiam, quam potui, persecutus sumhave exhausted the available material, have exhausted the material at hand
- contraxi aliquid sitishave gone a little thirsty
- cupiditate prolapsus sumhave gone too far in his speculation, have speculated away
- certior factus sum de aliqua rehave knowledge of something
- cognovi de aliqua rehave knowledge of something
- cesso 1have leisure for something, attend to, apply one’s self to, not to appear before a tribunal, make default, be invalid, be null, be void, depart from a right way, mistake, err
- cladem in suffragiīs accepihave lost in the elections
- causa mihi elapsa esthave lost the case
- cum multis hominibus consuetudine coniunctus sumhave many connections, have many relationships, maintain many contacts, maintain many relationships
- caeco impetu ferorhave no principles
- clavichordio discohave piano lessons
- commisereor 2have pity on, pity
- contra amohave reciprocal love
- castra habeohave set up camp
- coitus habeohave sex
- copiam alicuius habeohave someone in one's power, have someone under one's control,
- convivium vicinorum cotidie compleohave the neighbors as guests every day
- copia mihi est alicuius rei faciendaehave the opportunity to do something, have the chance to do something, be able to do something
- centuriatim milites producohave the soldiers perform by company
- cum imperio sumhave the supreme command, lead the supreme command, have unlimited power
- conflictor (cum) adversa fortunahave to struggle with the misfortune
- coegihave together
- collegihave together
- chalcaspis, chalcaspidishaving a brazen shield
- commensurabilis, commensurabilehaving a common measure, commensurable
- ceritus, cerita, ceritumhaving a crazed brain, frantic, mad
- cerritus, cerrita, cerritumhaving a crazed brain, frantic, mad
- capitatus, capitata, capitatumhaving a head
- cephalote, cephalotes fhaving a head
- centimanus, centimana, centimanumhaving a hundred hands
- cerebrosus, cerebrosa, cerebrosumhaving a madness of the brain, hare-brained, hotbrained, passionate
- cilo, cilonis mhaving a prominent forehead pressed in upon the sides, pointed head
- calefactorius, calefactoria, calefactoriumhaving a warming power, having a heating power
- cacochymus, cacochyma, cacochymumhaving bad humours
- conspiratus, conspirata, conspiratumhaving conspired, having entered into a conspiracy
- crispicapillus, crispicapilla, crispicapillumhaving curled hair
- cirritus, cirrita, cirritumhaving filaments
- chrysococcus, chrysococca, chrysococcumhaving golden grains
- caesullae, caesullārum fhaving gray eyes
- capillatus, capillata, capillatumhaving hair, hairy, with a fine head of hair, consisting of slender fibres
- corniger, cornigera, cornigerumhaving horns, bearing horns, horned
- comatus, comata, comatumhaving long hair
- comans, comantishaving long hair, hairy, covered with hair, having a radiant hairy train, adorned with a bush of hair
- criniger, crinigera, crinigerum having long hair, long-locked, longhaired
- caecus, caeca, caecumhaving no light, devoid of light, not seeing, blind, mentally blind, morally blind, blinded, without buds, without eyes, that cannot be seen, invisible, concealed, hidden, secret, obscure, dark, gloomy, thick, dense, uncertain, doubtful
- compotens, compotentishaving power with one
- costatus, costata, costatumhaving ribs, ribbed
- caniformis, caniformehaving the form of a dog, dog-shaped
- caduceatus, caduceata, caduceatumhaving the herald’s wand, bearing the herald’s wand
- compos, compotishaving the mastery, having the control, having the power over a thing, master of, partaking of, possessing, participating in, sharing in, guilty of, sharing in, participating in, confederate in
- crassivenius, crassivenia, crassiveniumhaving thick veins
- corulus, coruli fhazel shrub, filbert shrub
- corylus, coryli f (corulus, coruli f)hazel shrub, filbert shrub
- coruletum, coruleti nhazel-thicket, copse of hazeltrees
- coryletum, coryleti nhazel-thicket, copse of hazeltrees
- cohortatur suos, ne animo deficianthe encourages his people not to lose heart
- caput ei condoluithe got a headache
- commodum discesserat, cum ...he had just left when
- carnis plus habet minus lacertorum he has more flesh than muscle (from the speaker)
- cunctis spem iniecithe instilled hope in everyone
- ceteris gloria par esthe is equal to the rest in fame
- callide de futuris conicithe is of great wisdom and foresight
- committit saepe repellihe lets it come to frequent rejection
- crebro erravithe made many mistakes, he was often wrong
- crebro peccavithe often missed the mark, he was often wrong, he often fell flat on his face, he has often failed
- cito commentatus esthe quickly came to his senses, he quickly reconsidered
- caplator, caplatoris mhe that pours out of one vessel into another, decanter
- capulator, capulatoris mhe that pours out of one vessel into another, decanter
- classicus, classici mhe that summons the classes of citizens to the Comitia, citizen of the first class
- captivator, captivatoris mhe that takes captive
- commodissimum esse statuit omnes naves subducihe thought it best to pull all the ships ashore
- captivos reddendos in senatu non censuithe was against returning the prisoners of war in the Senate
- carus omnibus exspectatusque venithe was warmly welcomed by all
- chorocitharistes, chorocitharistae mhe who accompanied the chorus on the cithara
- collator, collatoris mhe who bears together, he who brings together, he who places together, contributor, one who pays a voluntary contribution to the state, one who compares, comparer
- curator, curatoris mhe who cares for or takes charge of a thing, a manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper, guardian, curator, trustee
- coerator, coeratoris mhe who cares for, he who takes charge of a thing, manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper
- captor, captoris mhe who catches (animals), hunter, huntsman
- carinarius, carinarii mhe who colors wax-color, dyer of yellow
- confirmator, confirmatoris mhe who confirms a thing, he who establishes a thing, a surety, security
- cohabitator, cohabitatoris mhe who dwells with any one, roommate, flatmate
- centimeter, centimetri mhe who employs a hundred metres, who employs very many metres
- cacizotechnos, cacizotechni mhe who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus
- catatexitechnos, catatexitechni mhe who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus
- celebrator, celebratoris mhe who extols, celebrator
- confictor, confictoris mhe who fabricates a thing, fabricator
- convivator, convivatoris mhe who gives an entertainment, master of a feast
- complutor, complutoris mhe who gives rain, who waters
- choragiarius, choragiarii mhe who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet
- choragus, choragi mhe who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet
- condecurialis, condecurialis mhe who has been a decurion with one
- communicator, communicatoris mhe who has part in a thing
- continuus, continui mhe who is always about one, attendant
- collegiatus, collegiati mhe who is with one in a society, he who is with one in a college, he who is with one in a corporation
- cubator, cubatoris mhe who lies down
- cubitor, cubitoris mhe who lies down
- convictor, convictoris mhe who lives with one, table companion, messmate, familiar friend
- communicator, communicatoris mhe who makes one a participant in a thing
- cosmeta, cosmetae mhe who ornaments one, an adorner
- cosmetes, cosmetae mhe who ornaments one, an adorner
- cacator, cacatoris mhe who poops
- cinaedus, cinaedi mhe who practises unnatural lust, a sodomite, catamite, he who performs a wanton dance, name of a sea-fish
- cupedinarius, cupedinarii mhe who prepares delicacies or tidbits, confectioner
- cuppedinarius, cuppedinarii mhe who prepares delicacies or tidbits, confectioner
- curio maximushe who presided over all the curiae
- constitutionarius, constitutionarii mhe who presides over the copying of the imperial constitutions
- conciliator, conciliatoris mhe who provides a thing, he who prepares a thing, he who causes a thing, author, founder, promoter, procurer
- contemptor, contemptoris mhe who puts small value upon or makes light of a thing, a contemner, despiser
- concitor, concitoris mhe who rouses, he who excites, exciter
- conspector, conspectoris mhe who sees, he who beholds, inspector, beholder
- consedo, consedonis mhe who sits with one
- confectorarius, confectorarii mhe who slaughters, butcher
- confecturarius, confecturarii mhe who slaughters, butcher
- Consivius, Consivii mhe who sows or plants
- consuasor, consuasoris mhe who strenuously counsels to something, counsellor, adviser
- collocutor, collocutoris mhe who talks with another
- caper, capri mhe-goat, goat, odor of the armpits, star in the left shoulder of the constellation Auriga, name of a kind of fish found in the river Achelous
- curio, curionis mHead of Curia
- curionus, curioni mHead of Curia
- caput gubernationishead of government
- caesaries, caesariei fhead of hair, hair, hair of dogs, hair of the beard
- civitatis rector et gubernatorhead of state
- civitatis rectorhead of state, head of government
- caput pontishead of the bridge, bridgehead
- capita aut naviahead or coat of arms, head or crest
- caput aut navimhead or coat of arms, head or crest
- cursum dirigo aliquohead somewhere, steer anywhere
- capitulare, capitularis nhead-tax, poll-tax
- cephalaeon, cephalaei nhead
- caput, capitis nhead, top, summit, point, end, extremity, origin, source, spring, mouth, embouchure, root, top of trees, man, person, animal, physical life, political life
- cephalalgia, cephalalgiae fheadache
- cephalargia, cephalargiae fheadache
- capitulare, capitularis nheaddress
- concha auditoriaheadphone, earphone
- corpus curoheal the body, cure the body
- couro 1heal, nurture, care
- curationes, curationum fhealing methods, cures, remedies
- caelum salubrehealthy climate
- caedem caede accumuloheap murder upon murder
- coaggero 1heap together, cover by heaping upon
- coacervo 1heap together, heap up, collect in a mass, collect together in a mass
- circumaggero 1heap up around
- circumcumulo 1heap up around, pile up around
- contumulo 1heap up like a mound, furnish with a mound, to inter, bury
- construo 3heap, bring together, gather together, heap up, pile up, make by piling up, make, fabricate, construct, build
- cumulus, cumuli mheap, pile, a mass piled up, a heap added to an accumulated mass or to a full measure
- congestimheaped together, in heaps
- concumulatus, concumulata, concumulatumheaped up, accumulated
- coacervatio, coacervationis fheaping together, a rhetorical figure
- coadunatimheaps, united
- clueo 2hear one’s self called in some way, be named, be called, be spoken of, be reputed, be esteemed, be famed in some way
- cluo 3hear one’s self called in some way, be named, be called, be spoken of, be reputed, be esteemed, be famed in some way
- campanae vocem audiohear the bell toll
- consectatio in numerumheart counting according to the order, tracking according to the order
- cor, cordis nheart, soul, feeling, mind, judgment
- certamina animorumheat of the party dispute
- caloris ictusheat stroke, heat exhaustion
- cauma, caumae fheat
- cauma, caumatis nheat
- calido 1heat, warmth up
- calor affluensheatwave
- caloris affluentiaheatwave
- caeliger, caeligera, caeligerumheaven supporting
- coeliger, coeligera, coeligerumheaven supporting
- caeligenus, caeligena, caeligenumheaven-born
- coeligenus, coeligena, coeligenumheaven-born
- caeleste solumheaven, sky
- cous, coi mheaven, strap
- caelestia, caelestium nheavenly objects, divine things
- caeliloquax, caeliloquaācisheavenly speaking
- caeliloquus, caeliloqua, caeliloquumheavenly speaking
- caeles, caelitis (coeles, coelitis)heavenly, celestial
- coeles, coelitisheavenly, celestial
- claudae mutilaeque navesheavily damaged ships
- caros, cari mheavy sleep, torpor, sleep of death
- cachecticus, cachectica, cachecticumhectic, consumptive, cachectic
- circumsaepio 4 (circumsepio 4)hedge round with something, fence round with something, surround, enclose
- circumsepio 4hedge round with something, fence round with something, surround, enclose
- calcaneum, calcanei n (calcaneus, i m)heel
- calcaneus, calcanei mheel
- calcarea, calcareae fheel
- calceus fulmentatusheeled shoe
- caducarius, caducarii mheir to a masterless property
- compono inter seheld against each other
- clamor ingenshell's noise, infernal noise
- cassida, cassidae fhelmet (commonly of metal)
- cassis, cassidis fhelmet (commonly of metal), war
- cassidarius, cassidarii mhelmet smith, helmet manufacturer
- cum cassidehelmeted, with a helmet on the head
- coadiuvo 1help out
- causam inferiorem dicendo reddo superioremhelp the weaker cause to victory through the art of speech
- collectanea auxiliariahelpful collection, aid package
- conium, conii nhemlock
- continua sanguinis effusiohemorrhage
- canabetum, canabeti nhemp plantation
- cannabetum, cannabeti nhemp plantation
- cannabifer, cannabifera, cannabiferumhemp stalk bearing
- cannabis, cannabis fhemp
- cannabum, cannabi nhemp
- cannabus, cannabi mhemp
- capsilago, capsilaginis fhenbane
- ceryx, cerycis mherald
- caduceator, caduceatoris mherald, officer sent with a flag of truce, servant to a priest
- cericium, cericii nherald’s staff
- ceryceum, cerycei nherald’s staff
- cerycium, cerycii nherald’s staff
- caduceum, caducei nherald’s staff, token of a peaceable embassy, the staff (of Mercury)
- caduceus, caducei mherald’s staff, token of a peaceable embassy, the staff (of Mercury)
- cum hishereby, so that, with this
- cellanus, cellani mhermit, monk
- cellulanus, cellulani mhermit, recluse
- circumdolo 1hew off around
- contrucido 1hew to pieces, cut to pieces, cut down, put to the sword, slay, cut in pieces
- celo 1hide something from one, keep secret, conceal, cover, mask, veil, dissimulate
- cosmoe, cosmorum mhigh council of the Cretans
- cothurnus, cothurni mhigh Grecian shoe, high Grecian hunting-boot, high shoe worn by tragic actors, tragedy, subject of tragedy, elevated poetic style, elevation, majesty
- coturnus, coturni mhigh Grecian shoe, high Grecian hunting-boot, high shoe worn by tragic actors, tragedy, subject of tragedy, elevated poetic style, elevation, majesty
- collis, collis mhigh ground, hill
- caliandrium, caliandrii nhigh head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig
- caliendrum, caliendri nhigh head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig
- calliandrum, calliandri nhigh head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig
- carcer summae securitatishigh security prison
- celsithronus, celsithrona, celsithronumhigh-throning, on a high throne
- celsehigh, nobly
- culmen celebrationishighlight of the festivity
- culmen itinerishighlight of the journey
- collicellus, collicelli mhillock, small hill
- colles adsurgunthills rise
- collina, collinae fhilly land
- clivosus, clivosa, clivosumhilly, full of hills, steep, difficult
- cerva, cervae fhind, deer
- commercia prohibeohinder trade and change
- Caucasus IndicusHindu Kush
- cardinatus, cardinata, cardinatumhinged, mortised to
- coxa, coxae fhip-bone, bend inwards
- coxendix, coxendicis fhip, hip-bone
- conduco aliquem ad caedem faciendamhire a killer, engage a murderer
- conducti, conductorum mhirelings, mercenary soldiers, , Soldaten
- caput feriohit oneself in the head
- currum infrenohitch the wagon
- cedohither with it!, here!, give!, tell, say, give here, bring here, let us hear, tell, out with it, grant that, let me, behold, well
- conventus agohold a court
- colles indagine claudohold a drive hunt around the hills
- comessor 1hold a festive procession, revel, make merry
- comisor 1hold a festive procession, revel, make merry
- comissor 1hold a festive procession, revel, make merry
- concilium habeohold a meeting
- consilium habeohold a meeting
- conventionem habeohold a meeting
- conventum agohold a meeting
- conventum habeōhold a meeting
- concilium peragohold a meeting, conduct a meeting
- contionem habeohold an army assembly, hold an army gathering
- comitia faciohold an elective assembly
- comitia gerohold an elective assembly
- comitia habeohold an elective assembly
- comitia habeohold elections
- comitia habeohold popular assemblies
- censum habeohold the estimate, hold the census
- censura fungorhold the estimate, hold the census
- crinem nodo cohibeohold the hair together with a knot
- consociatus sumhold together (with someone), keep together (with someone), stick together (with someone)
- contineo 2hold together in oneself, hang together
- cohibeo 2hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off
- coibeo 2hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off
- contineo 2hold together, keep together, bound, limit, enclose, keep, hold fast, preserve, retain, keep still, detain, restrain, repress, hold back, hold in check, curb, check, stay, stop, tame, subdue, comprise, contain, involve, comprehend something in itself
- consilium habeohold war council
- congialis, congialeholding a congius
- comisabundus, comisabunda, comisabundumholding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession
- comissabundus, comissabunda, comissabundumholding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession
- commeatalis, commeatalis mholidaymaker
- cavernae navigiihollow of the vessel
- concavum, concavi nhollow place, hollow
- cava venahollow vein, cavity
- calamister, calamistri m (calamistrum, calamistri n)hollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words
- calamistrum, calamistri nhollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words
- concavitas, concavitatis fhollow,cavity
- cavatura, cavaturae fhollow, cavity
- cavositas, cavositatis fhollow, cavity
- caverna, cavernae fhollow, cavity, cave, cavern, grotto, hole
- cavernum, caverni nhollow, cavity, cave, cavern, grotto, hole
- cavum, cavi nhollow, cavity, hole
- cavus, cavi mhollow, cavity, hole
- cavitas, cavitatis fhollow, cavity, hollowness
- concavus, concava, concavumhollow, concave, arched, vaulted, bent, curved
- cavus, cava, cavumhollow, excavated, concave, unsubstantial
- cavatus, cavata, cavatumhollowed, excavated, hollow
- communio sancti altarisholy communion
- candor in hoc aevo res intermortua paenehonesty is almost extinguished in this time
- crates favorumhoneycomb
- corona rostratahonor crown, honor wreath
- contentio honorishonor dispute, fight for honor
- cohonesto 1honor in common, honor in abundantly, do honor to, honor, grace, palliate
- corona civicahonor wreath for the rescue of a citizen
- civis honorariushonorary citizen
- casula, casulae fhooded coat, hooded robe, hoodie
- constratus, constrata, constratumhooded, covered
- cucullatus, cucullata, cucullatumhooded, having a hood
- cuccubio 4hoot, utter a hoot
- cucubio 4hoot, utter a hoot
- cucubo 1hoot, utter a hoot
- caelum sperohope for divinity, hope for deification
- circulus finalishorizon
- cornutus syllogismushorn conclusion, sophistical fallacy
- cerataules, cerataulae mhorn player
- cornicen, cornicinis mhorn-blower, corneter
- cornicinus, cornicini mhorn-blower, corneter
- cornucen, cornucinis mhorn-blower, corneter
- cornipes, cornipedis mhorn-footed animal (of the horse and of the centaur Chiron)
- cornuatus, cornuata, cornuatumhorn-like, horn-shaped
- corniculans, corniculantishorn-shaped, horned
- cornu, cornus nhorn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet
- cornum, corni n (cornus, cornus m)horn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet
- cornus, cornus mhorn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet
- carpinus, carpini fhornbeam
- ceraula, ceraulae mhornblower, corneter, horn player
- cornigera, cornigerae fhorned animal, horned cattle
- cerastes, cerastae mhorned serpent, kind of horned worm injurious to trees
- cornutus, cornuta, cornutumhorned
- crabro, crabronis mhornet
- cornipedus, cornipeda, cornipedumhornfooted, hoofed
- cornipes, cornipedishornfooted, hoofed
- corneolus, corneola, corneolumhorny, of horn, hard, firm
- clades horribilishorrible defeat
- currilis equushorse in chariot race
- cursus bigarumhorse racing, two-horse race
- circumsessio, circumsessionis fhoslile encompassing, besieging
- convivium apparohost a banquet
- convivium instruohost a banquet
- convivia exhibeohost banquets, organize banquets
- convivia instituo et parohost banquets, organize banquets
- convivia struohost banquets, organize banquets
- convivia adparohost meals, organize meals
- convivia comparohost meals, organize meals
- conditor instructorque conviviihost
- cella caldariahot bath room, hot cell
- caldarium, caldarii nhot bath, room containing warm water for bathing
- cingulus australishot zone, southern zone
- caloratus, calorata, caloratumhot, heated, incited, furious
- cerebrosus, cerebrosi mhothead, choleric, fiery-tempered, hot-tempered person, easily excitable person, hot-tempered person
- caldicerebrius, caldicerebrii mhotspur, hothead
- cynosorchis, cynosorchis fhound’s-cod, a plant
- cynoglossus, cynoglossī fhound’s-tongue (a plant), an other plant producing small burs
- custodia liberahouse arrest, home detention
- camera parlamenti inferiorHouse of Commons, Lower House
- camera superiorHouse of Commons, Lower House
- camera superiorHouse of Lords, Upper House
- cura rei familiarishousehold, housekeeping, menage
- canaba, canabae fhovel, hut
- canapa, canapae fhovel, hut
- canava, canavae fhovel, hut
- cannaba, cannabae fhovel, hut
- cuius saporis est haec cofea?how does this coffee taste
- cum saepissimehowever often, however often
- cum tardissimehowever slowly, however late
- contra verohowever
- cumquehowever, whenever, howsoever, , whensoever, -ever, -soever
- cunquehowever, whenever, howsoever, , whensoever, -ever, -soever
- cum insanientibus furohowl with the wolves
- corpora conduplicarehug each other
- complexus alicui dohug someone, give someone a hug
- cavernae ingentes ad accipiendum impetum fluminishuge polders to absorb the floodwaters of the river
- conduplicatio, conduplicationis fhugging, doubling, word repetition, repetition of the same word
- centumgeminus, centumgemina, centumgeminumhundreafoid, hundredarmed, hundred-gated
- cursus centum metrorumhundred meter run
- centum terga suumhundred pigs
- centenarium, centenarii nhundred pound weight
- centoculus, centocula, centoculumhundred-eyed, with a multitude of eyes
- centipes, centipedishundred-footed
- centiceps, centicipitishundred-headed
- centenodius, centenodia, centenodiumhundred-knotted, with a hundred knots
- centifolius, centifolia, centifoliumhundred-leaved
- centenus reditushundredfold yield
- centenus, centena, centenumhundredfold
- centuplus, centupla, centuplumhundredfold, centuple
- centumpeda, centumpedae mhundredfooted
- centies millesimus, centies millesima, centies millesimumhundredthousandth
- centenarium, centenarii nhundredweight
- calceamentum venatriciumhunting boots
- contiroleta, contiroletae mhunting companion, fellow hunter
- canis venaticushunting dog
- catulus venaticushunting dog
- culter venatoriushunting knife
- canis actuariushunting-dog, hound dog
- cassis, cassis mhunting-net, snare, toil, spider’s web, snares, plots
- cynegesium, cynegesii nhunting, hunting party, hunting area
- contumelias in aliquem ingerohurl invective at someone, cast invective against someone
- citato cursu redeohurry back
- citato equo revehorhurry back
- colonus, coloni mhusbandman, tiller of the soil, farmer, one who cultivates another’s land, colonist, inhabitant of a colonial town, inhabitant
- cabanna, cabannae fhut (for vineyard keepers)
- comitas mihi ad enarrandum estI am in the mood for storytelling
- chirurgiae taedetI am tired of the surgical operations
- consueviI am used to, I am accustomed
- cras ut mecum cenes, oroI ask you to dine with me tomorrow
- centenarius evasiI became one hundred years old
- certe scioI certainly know, I am fully persuaded, I am beyond all doubt
- compendii mei causa facio, quae non liceatI do unlawful things for my own benefit, I do illicit things for my own benefit,
- commendo vobis parvum meum filiumI entrust my little son to you
- crura et manus contrahunturI feel a tugging in my legs and arms
- commonefacio te veteris amicitiaeI remind you of our old friendship
- carmina non prius audita virginibus puerisque cantoI sing a hitherto unheard song to you boys and girls
- convivae locum designaboI will assign a seat to the guest
- concitatus sumI'm excited
- credatis (credas) mihi velim non iocantiI'm serious, I'm not joking
- choliambus, choliambi miambic verse, whose last foot, instead of an iambus, is a spondee or trochee
- campus glacialisice field, ice surface
- crystallum, crystalli n (crystallus, crystalli f)ice, crystal, mountain-crystal, rock-crystal, rystal vase for drinking, the glittering precious stone of a ring
- charta identitatisidentification papers
- certe agnoscoidentify
- coprea, copreae midler
- copria, copriae midler
- conflabello scintillās libīdinumignite the sparks of lust, ignite the sparks of pleasure
- cacemphaton, cacemphati nill-sounding, low or improper expression
- clarius facioillustrate, clarify
- commentarius periodicus picturis illustratusillustrated magazine
- cogitatione aliquid praecipioimagine something in advance, preconceive
- cogitatione mihi aliquid depingoimagine something in one's imagination, imagine something in one's fantasy
- coimbibo 3imbibe along with, imbibe at the same time
- chirographum imitorimitate a handwriting
- causae proximaeimmediate causes, proximate causes
- continuoimmediately, forthwith, directly, without delay, speedily, without interval, in an uninterrupted series, one after another, continuously
- confestimimmediately, speedily, without delay, forthwith
- concutio 5impair, disturb, distract, shake in feeling, agitate violently, put in fear, put in terror, put in anxiety, terrify, terrify in order to extort money, alarm, trouble, urge, excite, rouse to activity
- censionem facioimpose a censorial punishment, inflict a censorial punishment
- civitatibus milites imperoimpose on the municipalities the provision of soldiers
- centones alicui sarcioimpose someone upon by falsehood
- crimen invicem intentantimpose the crime on each other, impute the crime to each other
- commeditor 1impress carefully on one’s mind, practise, imitate
- carcere aliquem includoimprison someone
- carcero 1imprison, incarcerate
- correctus, correcta, correctumimproved, amended, correct
- culpae fortunam assignoimpute as a personal debt what is the debt of fate
- citatiore agminein a bigger hurry
- commutatein a changed manner, in a altered manner
- Christianein a Christian manner, in a Christian spirit
- confertein a compact body, closely
- confertimin a compact body, closely
- compressein a compressed manner, briefly, succinctly, pressingly, urgently
- collusoriein a concerted manner, collusivel
- confusimin a confused, in a perplexed manner
- connubialiterin a conjugal manner, connubially
- conubialiter (connubialiter)in a conjugal manner, connubially
- contextimin a connected manner, connectedly
- consolatoriein a consolatory manner
- contemnenterin a contemptuous manner
- coactein a contracted manner, shortly, quickly, accurately, strictly, in a forced, constrained manner
- consideranterin a deliberate, considerate manner, deliberate, thoughtful, prudent
- consideratein a deliberate, considerate manner, deliberate, thoughtful, prudent
- collineatein a direct line, skilfully, artistically
- colliniatein a direct line, skilfully, artistically
- consignatein a distinct manner, plainly, distinctly
- citato agmine iter ingrediunturin a hurry they start the journey
- citato cursuin a hurry
- cursu concitatusin a hurry, in a rush
- consulariterin a manner worthy of a consul
- commistimin a mixed manner, jointly
- commixtimin a mixed manner, jointly
- curriculoin a quick course, at full speed, swiftly, hastily
- contente (2)in a restrained manner, closely
- circuitione quadamin a roundabout way, by a circuitous route, indirectly so to speak
- coloratein a specious manner, in a plausible manner
- cogitanti similisin a thoughtful pose
- condecorein a very decent way, very appropriate
- capreolatimin a winding manner, in a twining manner
- correptivein abbreviated manner
- cogitationein abstraction
- confirmativein an affirming manner, in an assuring manner
- consequenterin an appropriate manner, in a consistent manner
- cascein an old-fashioned manner
- contrariein an opposite direction, in a different manner
- compositein an orderly manner, in aregular manner, in a skilful manner, orderly, regularly, properly
- caeco quodam terrorein blind terror
- Caesare vivoin Caesar's lifetime
- Carthaginein Carthage
- certis dimensisque momentisin certain measured periods of time
- cuniculatimin channels, tubular, minelike, grooved
- cominusin close contest, hand to hand, nigh at hand, near to, near, immediately, at hand
- comminus (cominus)in close contest, hand to hand, nigh at hand, near to, near, immediately, at hand
- confertis ordinibusin closed rows
- cuneis coactisin closed wedges
- catervatimin companies, in troops, in droves
- comparatein comparison, by comparison, comparatively
- coniunctein connection, conjointly, at the same time, in a friendly manner, in a confidential manner, hypothetically
- conexein connection, connectedly
- connexein connection, connectedly
- candidein dazzling white, clearly, candidly, sincerely
- conferto agminein densely packed pack
- cylindratus, cylindrata, cylindratumin Form eines Zylinders, zylindrisch
- conclusivein form of a conclusion, conclusively
- cursu magnoin full run
- contento cursuin full run, in full swing
- copiosein great abundance, copiously, abundantly, plentifully, copiously provided, by a large majority, fully, at length
- craticulatimin grid form, in grill form, in braided form
- consentaneein harmony with, according to truth
- conglobatimin heaps, in a mass
- caeco Marte resistuntin hopeless struggle they resist
- cogitatione, non rein idea, not in reality
- corroborata aetatein manhood
- certativein order to stir up strife, combatively
- composito agminein orderly rows
- compositus ordinatusquein perfect order
- circumscriptein periods, restricted, limited, summarily
- colloquiis praeviis habitisin preliminary negotiations, in preceding negotiations,
- compositus et instructusin rank and file
- citato agmine iter ingrediunturin rapid marches they set out on their way
- cumulanterin rich abundance, abundantly, copiously
- cumulatein rich abundance, abundantly, copiously
- comminutimin small pieces
- caligatus, caligata, caligatumin Soldatenstiefeln, gestiefelt, in schweren Schuhen
- cum alicuius bonoin someone's interest
- cum alicuius commodoin someone's interest
- coram aliquoin someone's presence
- citatis equis avolant Romamin stretched gallop they hurry away to Rome
- coram noxaein the act, in flagrante delicto
- cum + Ind.in the case when, in the event that
- centrosus, centrosa, centrosumin the central point, inward, internal
- conscientia viriumin the elation of power
- contuitu alicuius reiin the face of something, in view of something, with regard to somethin
- continentibus diebusin the following days
- cuniculatus, cuniculata, cuniculatumin the form of a channel, in the form of a tube
- corniculatus, corniculata, corniculatumin the form of a horn, horned
- cuneatimin the form of a wedge, wedge-shaped
- canatimin the manner of a dog, like a dog
- comicein the manner of comedy
- columbulatimin the manner of little doves, like little doves
- collato Martein the melee, in a scuffle
- centralis, centralein the middle, central
- centratus, centrata, centratumin the middle, in the centre, central
- cursu effusoin the most violent run, in full run
- coram + Abl.in the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before
- commoramin the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before, in the own hands, in one’s presence, on the spot, forthwith, in the very act, present in one’s own person, presence, personally
- coramin the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before, in the own hands, in one’s presence, on the spot, forthwith, in the very act, present in one’s own person, presence, personally
- circa + Akk.in the region which surrounds, about, around, on the sides of, in the region of, near to, near by, about, in respect to
- caelo terraquein the sky and on earth, in the heavens and on earth
- consuetudinariein the usual manner
- consuetein the usual manner, according to custom
- cadit in eo proelio adulescensin this fight a young man falls
- continenterin unbroken succession, in a row, continuously, without interruption, temperately, moderately
- cursu non impeditoin uninhibited course, in unrestrained run
- copulatimin union
- cassatimin vain, unsuccessfully
- cassein vain, unsuccessfully
- coruscus, corusca, coruscumin waving motion, waving, vibrating, tremulous, trembling, flashing, gleaming, glittering, brilliant
- cena aditialisinaugural dinner
- concitamentum, concitamenti nincentive
- coitus incestuosusincestuous sexual intercourse, incestuous sex
- casus interiectusincident
- ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendamincidentally, I request the destruction of Carthage
- crimina struoincite crimes
- canem instigoincite the dog
- clinamen, clinaminis ninclination aside, turning aside
- convergo 3incline together
- clivus mensaeinclined position of the table
- commalleo 1include in the cadastral map
- civitati aliquem ascriboinclude someone among the citizens
- conviscero 1incorporate, unite
- centuplico 1increase a hundredfold
- crementor 1increase in growth, grow
- crementum lunaeincrease of the moon
- crēscentia, crēscentiae fincrease, augmentation
- centuplicatus, centuplicata, centuplicatumincreased a hundredfold, centuple
- circa advenam trepidareindecisively swarm around the newcomer
- conscios edoindicate the accomplices
- causae adiuvantesindirect causes, contributory causes
- coagmentatio non dissolubilisindissoluble connection
- civitas industrializataindustrial state, industrialized state
- coniecturam alicuius rei capio ex aliqua reinfer something from something
- coniecturam alicuius rei facio ex aliqua reinfer something from something
- consilium ex necessitate interpretorinferring intent from necessity
- consilia aeternainfinite plans, plans that go to infinity
- conflammo 1inflame
- cumba inflabilisinflatable boat
- cymba inflabilisinflatable boat
- crudelitatem adhibeo in aliqueminflict cruelty on someone, commit cruelty to someone, perpetrate cruelty on someone, to be cruel to someone
- crudelitatem exerceo in aliquoinflict cruelty on someone, commit cruelty to someone, perpetrate cruelty on someone, to be cruel to someone
- cladem facioinflict defeat, bring about a defeat
- catarrhus epidemicusinfluenza, flu-like infection
- causam doceoinform a competent body of the status of a case
- certioro 1inform, apprise, show
- consilium acreingenious plan
- Canusinus, Canusini minhabitant of Canusium
- Cydoniates, Cydoniatae minhabitant of Cydonia
- Cannenses, Cannensium minhabitants of Cannae
- Caudini, Caudinorum minhabitants of Caudium
- Clusini, Clusinorum minhabitants of Clusium
- Cumani, Cumanorum minhabitants of Cumae
- Cymaei Cȳmaeorum minhabitants of Cyme
- Cyrenaei, Cyrenaeorum minhabitants of Cyrene
- Cyrenenses, Cyrenensium minhabitants of Cyrene
- Cyziceni, Cyzicenorum minhabitants of Cyzicum
- coelites, coelitum minhabitants of heaven, gods
- colentes, colentium cinhabitants, residents
- cretio liberainheritance takeover without fixing the date, without restrictions by the testator
- cursum inhibeoinhibit the run, inhibit the course
- caedes immitisinhuman slaughter, inhuman carnage
- clades dextrae manusinjury of the right hand
- chrysografatus, chrysografata, chrysografatuminlaid with gold
- chrysographatus, chrysographata, chrysographatuminlaid with gold
- connatus, connata, connatuminnate
- cortumio, cortumionis finner contemplation
- curiosus, curiosa, curiosuminquiring eagerly, inquiring anxiously about a thing, inquiring into, curious, inquisitive, meddlesome, officious, curious, prying
- consultatio, consultationis finquiry addressed to an oracle
- castra intutainsecurity of the camp
- cathedraticum, cathedratici ninsertion fees
- contumax, contumacisinsolent, unyielding, obstinate, stiff-necked, stubborn, contumacious, firm, steadfast, that refuses to appear in a court of justice in obedience to a lawful summons, not yielding, furnishing opposition, not fitting into measure
- cum capiti mederi debeam, reduviam curoinstead of settling the main issue, I take care of a trivial matter
- constitutum, constituti ninstitution, ordinance, law, agreement, appointment, accommodation, a compact
- catechizo 1instruct in religion, catechise
- caracter, caracteris minstrument for branding, instrument for marking, the mark burned, the sign imprinted, characteristic, mark, character, style
- circumcisorium, circumcisorii ninstrument for cutting around
- clepsydra, clepsydrae finstrument for measuring time by water, water-clock, clepsydra, time measured by the clepsydra
- conamentum, conamenti ninstrument for uprooting a plant
- cauterium, cauterii ninstrument used for branding, branding-iron, cautery, instrument used in encaustic painting for burning in the wax
- contumelia afficioinsult, abuse
- contumelio 1insult, dishonor, revile, vilify
- contumelior 1insult, dishonor, revile, vilify
- cogito dē aliquā rēintend something, deal with a plan, come up with a plan, plan something
- consilium alicuius rei agitointend something, operate the plan of something, deal with the plan of something
- crebriorem reddointensify, step up
- curatio efficaciorintensive care, intensive therapy
- curatio valentissimaintensive care, intensive therapy
- consiliointentionally, designedly
- commercium, commercii nintercourse, communication, correspondence, fellowship, forbidden intercourse, illicit commerce
- consortium foederale rerum internarumInterior Committee of the German Bundestag
- causae in re ipsa positaeinternal reasons
- conexio interretialisinternet connection
- concitor interretialisinternet gremlin, internet goblin
- celeritas interretialisinternet speed
- cyberspatium, cyberspatii ninternet world, cybernetic space, cyberspace, cyberworld, illusory world, computer world, data space, data world
- carmen interpretorinterpret a riddle
- conectivitas, conectivitatis fintertwining, close connection, connectivity
- connectivitas, connectivitatis fintertwining, close connection, connectivity
- colloquium interrogativuminterview
- corda, cordae fintestine, catgut, string, rope, cord
- curculionius, curculionia, curculioniumintoxicating
- crapulatio, crapulationis fintoxicating, inebriation
- convallatio, convallationis fintrenchment
- comoedia motoriaintrigue play, piece of intrigue
- clandestina consilia concoquointrigue
- credo 3intrust to one, trust to, confide in, have confidence in, trust, believe in, trust in
- concredo 3intrust, consign, commit to
- concreduo 3intrust, consign, commit to
- commentior 4invent a falsehood, devise a falsehood
- confictio, confictionis finventing, fabricating
- commentum, commenti ninvention, fabrication, fiction, falsehood, contrivance, project, plan, stratagem, rhetorical figure, equivalent to commentatio, = ἐνθύμημα
- commentator, commentatoris minventor, contriver, author, interpreter
- cingo 3invest, enclose, fortify, surround for defence or in a hostile manner, be set, besiege, escort, accompany, peel off the bark around
- causam cognoscoinvestigate a legal case, examine a case
- circummunitio, circummunitionis finvesting of a town, circumvallation
- circuminvolvo 3involve all around, enclose, envelop
- clavus ferreusiron nail
- canthus, canthi miron ring around a carriage-wheel, tire, wheel
- capitaliter aliquem lacessoirritate someone to death
- Constantinopolis, Constantinopolis fIstanbul, Byzantium, Constantinople
- caligant oculiit becomes dark before the eyes
- condecetit becomes seemly, it is becoming seemly, it is seemly
- cerniturit consists in something, it is recognized at something
- coepit advesperascereit dawns
- coruscatit flashes, there is lightning
- consequens estit follows with necessity, it is a (necessary) consequence, it is consequent, , it is in accordance with reason, it fit, it suitable
- cecidit ut volumus et optamusit happened exactly as desired, it happened exactly as desired
- casu fortuito accidit, ut ...it is (was) pure coincidence that
- certum est consiliumit is a done deal that , , ,
- convenitit is agreed upon, there is unanimity in respect to something, the matter is decided
- conclamatum estit is all over, all is lost
- convenit + aciit is appropriate to
- commodum estit is approved, it likes, it pleases
- credibile est + aciit is believable
- clara dies estit is broad daylight
- certum est + aciit is certain that , , ,
- certum est mihiit is determined, it is my decision, it is my resolution, it is my will, I am resolved, I mean
- certum atque decretum estit is firmly decided
- certum atque obstinatum estit is firmly decided
- constatit is settled, it is established, it is undisputed, it is certain, it is well known
- civium estit is the duty of citizens
- clam patrem estit is unknown to the father
- conducitit is useful, it is beneficial, it is advantageous
- collucescitit lightens up, it becomes clear, it becomes intelligible
- clarum estit lights up
- caelum admodum pluvium videtur esseit looks a lot like rain, apparently there will be rain soon
- confuitit occurred at the same time, it was at the same time, it happened at the same time, it happened simultaneously
- collibescitit pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant
- collibetit pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant
- collubetit pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant
- contonatit thunders heavily
- colloquium opportunum erat, neque tamen facileit was a good conversation, but not an easy one
- castra vallari placuitit was decided to set up a fortified camp
- certa est sententiait's a done deal, it is decided
- certa res estit's a done deal, it is decided
- confertit's beneficial, it's useful
- commissio iuridicaiudiciary commitee, justice committee
- commissio iuridicaiudiciary commitee, legal committee
- communitas vitae atque victusiving together, cohabitation, coexistence
- cissos, cissi fivy
- catenae, catenarum fjail, prison, chain punishment, clamp woods
- custodiarius, custodiarii mjailer
- cholera, cholerae fjaundice
- cavilla, cavillae fjeering, raillery, scoffing
- cavillum, cavilli njeering, raillery, scoffing
- cavillus, cavilli mjeering, raillery, scoffing
- cavillatio, cavillationis fjeering, raillery, scoffing, irony, empty, sophistical discourse, sophistry
- cucullus, cuculli mjelly bag cap, pointed cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case
- cavillator, cavillatoris mjester, jeerer, caviller, sophist
- cimelium, cimelii njewel, preciousness, treasure
- cimico 1jewel, preciousness, treasure
- coasso 1join boards together, join planks together
- coaxo 1join boards together, join planks together
- Caesaris partes sequorjoin Caesar's party, show solidarity with Caesar
- concinno 1join fitly together, order, arrange appropriately, set right, adjust, form, cultivate, prepare, cause, occasion, produce, make, render, cause to be something
- compingo 3join or unite several parts into one whole, put together, frame, make by joining, compose, confine, lock up, put, conceal
- comitem me alicui addojoin someone
- comitem me alicui adiungojoin someone
- continuo 1join together in uninterrupted succession, make continuous, join one with another, connect, unite, erect in rows, connect together in a period, join, connect together, continue uninterruptedly, do successively one thing after another, continue, last
- confibulo 1join together with a clasp, buckle together
- compagino 1join together
- coagmento 1join together, stick together, glue together, cement together, connect
- coniugo 1join together, unite, unite in
- concopulo 1join, unite
- confoedustus, confoedusta, confoedustumjoined in alliance
- copulatus, copulata, copulatumjoined together, united, connected
- coassatio, coassationis fjoining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor
- coaxatio, coaxationis fjoining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor
- coagmentarĭus, coagmentaria, coagmentariumjoining together
- coagmentatio, coagmentationis fjoining together, connecting together, connection, combination, union
- coagmentum, coagmenti njoining together, connecting together
- compositura, compositurae fjoining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax
- compostura, composturae fjoining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax
- compactura, compacturae fjoining together, joint
- compactio, compactionis fjoining together, things that are joined together, structure, frame
- combinatio, combinationis fjoining two by two
- continuus, continua, continuumjoining, connecting with something, hanging together, uninterrupted, continuous, following one after another, successive
- coaedificatio, coaedificationis fjoint construction, building
- condator, condatoris mjoint contributor
- consocer, consoceri mjoint father-in-law, one of two fathers-in-law
- coauctio, coauctionis fjoint increase
- consocrus, consocrus fjoint mother-in-law, one of two mothers-in-law
- corrivalis, corrivalis mjoint rival
- conservitium, conservitii njoint servitude, the fellowslaves
- consponsor, consponsoris mjoint surety, one who binds or obligates himself to something
- consposus, consposi mjoint surety, one who binds or obligates himself to something
- concurator, concuratoris mjoint-guardian
- contutor, contutoris mjoint-guardian
- cooperator, cooperatoris mjoint-laborer, co-operator
- compraes, compraedis mjoint-surety
- confideiussor, confideiussoris mjoint-surety, joint guarantor
- confatalis, confatalejointly dependent on fate, decided by fate
- concera, concerae mjolly companion, playfellow
- concerra, concerrae mjolly companion, playfellow
- congerra, congerrae mjolly companion, playfellow
- congerro, congerronis mjolly companion, playfellow
- crimen, criminis njudicial decision, verdict, judgment, charge, accusation, reproach, calumny, slander, object of reproach, object of invective, fault complained of, crime, fault, offence, defect, object representing a crime, cause of a crime, a criminal
- circulatorium, circulatorii njugglery, charlatanry, quackery
- cathedra exsiliojump up out of one's chair
- contomonobolon, contomonoboli njumping with the bar, bar jumping
- catillamen, catillaminis njunket, sweetmeat
- commodum ..., cum ...just - when
- commodojust in time, seasonably, just at this time
- commodum ipse exitjust now he comes out himself
- commodum aperitur forisjust now the door is opened
- Cabura, Caburae fKabul
- Cornu promuntoriumKap Horn
- Culmen CassellanumKassel hilltop
- carina, carinae fkeel of a ship, vessel, boat, ship, shell of nuts, bodies of dogs
- carinatus, carinata, carinatumkeelformed, shell-formed
- causam integram mihi reservokeep a free hand
- computum habeokeep an account, maintain an account
- certam diem observokeep an appointment
- consuetudine coniunctus sum cum aliquokeep company with someone, to associate with someone
- canes alokeep dogs
- commissa celokeep entrusted secrets
- constantiam servokeep one's countenance
- cursus teneokeep one's eye on the goal
- clam aliquem habeokeep secret from one, conceal from
- commissa taceokeep secrets that have been confided, conceal confidences, keep confidences to oneself,
- civitatem servitute oppressam teneokeep the citizenry in servile subservience
- clausum relinquokeep under wraps, keep under lock and key
- clausum sinokeep under wraps, keep under lock and key
- clausum teneokeep under wraps, keep under lock and key
- cursu aliquem aequokeep up with someone in the run
- custodias in vallo agokeep watch on the wall
- custodias servokeep watch, be on the watch
- chartophylax, chartophylacis mkeeper of archives
- conservator, conservatoris mkeeper, preserver, defender, worshipper
- congradus, congrada, congradumkeeping pace with
- capsaricius, capsaricia, capsariciumkept by the wardrobe keeper
- cavealis, cavealekept in a cave, kept in a cellar
- Cerberus leniter caudam atteritKerberus gently rubs his cock against you, Kerberus gently nestles his cock against you
- claustra mariskey to the sea, access to the sea, harbor, haven
- claves, clavis fkey
- clavis, clavis fkey, lock, bolt, latch
- cliduchus, cliduchi mkeybearer, name of two statues by Phidias and by Euphranor
- Carchvia, Carchviae fKharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov
- Carcivia, Carciviae fKharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov
- Charcivia, Charciviae fKharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov
- Chersonium, Chersonii nKherson
- contra acumina calcitrokick against the pricks
- calcem alicui impingokick somebody
- calcitrosus, calcitrosa, calcitrosumkicking, apt to kick
- Chiovia, Chioviae fKiev, Kyiv
- Ciovia, Cioviae fKiev, Kyiv
- chiliometrum, chiliometri nkilometer
- chrysothales, chrysothalis nkind of aizoon or houseleek, wall-pepper, called also erithales, trithales, and isoetes
- calbeum, calbei nkind of armband, fillet
- calbeus, calbei mkind of armband, fillet
- conchis, conchis fkind of bean boiled with the pods
- celia, celiae fkind of beer made in Spain
- camum, cami nkind of beer
- canicae, canicarum fkind of bran
- cantabrum, cantabri nkind of bran, kind of banner or standard under the emperors
- coramble, corambles fkind of cabbage injurious to the eyes
- caulodes brassicakind of cabbage with large leaves
- crambekind of cabbage
- capnitis, capnitidis fkind of cadmian, smoke-colored precious stone
- copta, coptae fkind of cake made of pounded materials
- coptoplacenta, coptoplacentae fkind of cake made of pounded materials
- camacum, camaci nkind of cinnamon found in Syria
- comacum, comaci nkind of cinnamon found in Syria
- columbar, columbaris nkind of collar
- ceratias, ceratiae mkind of comet resembling a horn
- cepolendrum, cepolendri nkind of condiment
- cepolindrum, cepolindri nkind of condiment
- caliptra, caliptrae fkind of covering for the head
- capedulum, capeduli nkind of covering for the head
- capidulum, capiduli nkind of covering for the head
- cardamum, cardami nkind of cress
- carcharus, carchari mkind of dog-fish
- camella, camellae fkind of drinking vessel, wine-goblet, wine-cup, cup
- carica, caricae fkind of dry fig
- callimus, callimi mkind of eagle-stone
- coex, coecis fkind of Ethiopian palm
- coix, coicis fkind of Ethiopian palm
- cycnarium, cycnarii nkind of eye-salve
- coenon, coeni nkind of eyesalve
- chrotta, chrottae fkind of fiddle
- cocetum, coceti nkind of food prepared from honey and poppies
- cinnabar, cinnabaris nkind of hairstyle
- cucutium, cucutii nkind of hood,
- cercurus, cercuri mkind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish
- cercyrus, cercyri mkind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish
- chamaeleon, chamaeleontis mkind of lizard that changes its color, chameleon
- colotes, colotae mkind of lizard, called also stellio
- chalcidice, chalcidices fkind of lizard
- caecilia, caeciliae fkind of lizard, kind of lettuce
- chernites, chernitae mkind of marble resembling ivory
- coryphia, coryphiorum nkind of murex or snail, yielding a purple dye
- coliphia, coliphiorum nkind of nourishing food for athletae
- careota, careotae fkind of nut-shaped date
- cariota, cariotae fkind of nut-shaped date
- caryota, caryotae fkind of nut-shaped date
- caryotis, caryotidis fkind of nut-shaped date
- cerrus, cerri fkind of oak, Turkey oak
- cartiblum, cartibli nkind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal
- cartibulum, cartibuli nkind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal
- cartibum, cartibi nkind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal
- circumpes, circumpediskind of parasites, covering of the foot
- collyra, collyrae fkind of pastry of a round, elongated form, maccaroni, vermicelli
- cancellarius, cancellarii mkind of porter, door-keeper, secretary, , Chancery Clerk, Chancery Director
- cadmitis, cadmitis fkind of precious stone
- cracca, craccae fkind of pulse, wild vetch
- combretum, combreti nkind of rush, type of bulrush
- carbătĭna, carbătĭnae fkind of rustic leather shoe
- carabus, carabi mkind of sea-crab
- cornuta, cornutae fkind of sea-fish
- calamochnus, calamochni mkind of sea-foam
- caris, caridis fkind of seacrab
- calcendix, calcendicis fkind of shell-fish
- clacendix, clacendicis fkind of shell-fish
- cochloe, cochlōn mkind of shell-fishes with spiral shells
- carpisculum, carpisculi nkind of shoes, groundwork, basement
- carpisculus, carpisculi mkind of shoes, groundwork, basement
- carpusculum, carpusculi nkind of shoes, groundwork, basement
- carpusculus, carpusculi mkind of shoes, groundwork, basement
- cicercula, cicerculae fkind of small chickpea
- caupillus, caupilli mkind of small ship
- caupulus, caupuli mkind of small ship
- coctana, coctanorum nkind of small Syrian fig
- coctona, coctonorum nkind of small Syrian fig
- cotana, cotanorum nkind of small Syrian fig
- cottana, cottanorum nkind of small Syrian fig
- cottona, cottonorum nkind of small Syrian fig
- coluthia, coluthiorum nkind of snail of a dark color
- catea, catea fkind of spear, probably barbed
- cateia, cateia fkind of spear, probably barbed
- cathea, catheae fkind of spear, probably barbed
- cinifes, cinifum mkind of stinging insect
- ciniphes, ciniphum mkind of stinging insect
- coccygia, coccygiae fkind of sumach used in coloring
- cirsion, cirsii nkind of thistle
- chersos, chersi fkind of toad
- carracutium, carracutii nkind of two-wheeled carriage
- carrum, carri nkind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens
- carrus, carri mkind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens
- corroco, corroconis mkind of unknown fish
- clupea, clupeae fkind of very small river-fish
- carbonica, carbonicae fkind of vine
- carbunica, carbunicae fkind of vine
- conferba, conferbae fkind of water plant
- conferva, confervae fkind of water plant
- ceras, ceratis nkind of wild parsnip, mountain on the west coast of Libya
- ceratitis, ceratitidis fkind of wild poppy
- caprea, capreae fkind of wild she-goat, roe
- capnias, capniae mkind of wine, precious stone of a smoky hue, kind of jasper, kind of chrysolite, smoky topaz
- cupiditatem alicuius accendokindle desire in someone
- cupiditate aliquem inflammokindle desire in someone, arouse desire in someone, ignite desire in someone
- congentiles, congentilium m kindred, of the same stock
- Cyzicos, Cyzici mking of the Dolones, after whom the town of Cyzicum was named
- Cyzicus, Cyzici mking of the Dolones, after whom the town of Cyzicum was named
- Cycnus, Cycni mking of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars, , son of Neptune and Calyce; he was father of Tenes, and was changed into a swan
- Cygnus, Cygni mking of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars, , son of Neptune and Calyce; he was father of Tenes, and was changed into a swan
- civitas regiaking state
- consavio 1kiss much, kiss affectionately
- consavior 1kiss much, kiss affectionately
- consuavio 1 (consavio 1)kiss much, kiss affectionately
- consuavior 1 (consavior 1)kiss much, kiss affectionately
- condimentaria, condimentariorum nkitchen herbs, seasoning herbs, aromatic herbs
- culter coquinariskitchen knife
- culinarius, culinarii mkitchen servant
- cocina, cocinae fkitchen, art of cooking, cookery
- coquina, coquinae fkitchen, art of cooking, cookery
- cucina, cucinae fkitchen, art of cooking, cookery
- colina, colinae fkitchen, food, fare, victuals
- culina, culinae fkitchen, food, fare, victuals, a portable kitchen
- ceram pollice mollioknead the wax with the thumb until soft
- ceram pollice tractoknead the wax with the thumb
- consubigo 3knead together, mix together
- cossimkneeling, crouching, squatting, crouching down, kneeling down
- cultellatus, cultellata, cultellatumknife-shaped
- cultratus, cultrata, cultratumknifeshaped
- connodator, connodatoris mknitter
- clava, clavae fknotty branch, knotty stick, staff, cudgel, club, foil, graft, scion
- certum scioknow as something certain
- compertum habeoknow for sure
- cognoviknow
- conscius, conscia, consciumknowing with others or self-knowing, conscious of something with another, privy to, conscious to one’s self of wrong
- cognoscentia, cognoscentiaae fknowledge, cognition, realisation, insight, understanding, insightfulness, comprehension
- cognitus, cognita, cognitumknown, acknowledged, approved
- colaepium, colaepii nknuckle of beef, knuckle of pork
- colefium, colefii nknuckle of beef, knuckle of pork
- colepium, colepii nknuckle of beef, knuckle of pork
- Colchus, Colchi mKolcher, Georgian
- Coreanus, Coreana, CoreanumKorean
- Cosova, Cosovae fKosovo
- Cremlinum, Cremlini nKremlin
- Cremlinus, Cremlini mKremlin
- Crimaea, Crimaeae fKrim
- Cordueni, Corduenorum mKurds
- collaboro 1labor with, labor together
- contentio, contentionis flabored speech, formal speech, contest, contention, strife, comparison, contrast, a contrasting of one thought with another, antithesis
- conabilis, conabilelaborious, difficult
- castra operarialabour camp, work camp
- cesso muliebri audacialack female courage
- caritas nummorumlack of money, shortage of money
- conditicius, conditicia, conditiciumlaid up, preserved
- claudi ac debiles equilame and weak horses
- causificatio, causificationis flame excuse
- causificatio, causificationis flame excuse, poor excuse, futile pretext, protective claim
- claudigo, claudiginis flameness, limping
- clauditas, clauditatis flameness, limping
- commiseror fortunam Graeciaelament the fate of Greece
- commisero 1lament, bemoan, complain, deplore
- cornum, corni nlance shaft, lance (from cornelian cherry wood)
- cornus, corni flance shaft, lance (from cornelian cherry wood)
- cornua obvertoland by ship
- copiae terrestresland forces
- civitas mediterranealandlocked state
- caupo, computemus!landlord, the bill please!
- concilium foederaleLandtag (parliament of a federal state)
- conventus regionalisLandtag, state parliament
- commercium linguaelanguage intercourse, familiarity with the language
- consuetudo sermonislanguage use, language usage
- consuetudo dicendilanguage use, way of speaking, language regulation, language habit
- consuetudo loquendilanguage use, way of speaking, language regulation, language habit
- computatrum portabilelaptop
- catapulta, catapultae flarge engine of war for throwing arrows, lances, stones, the missile itself, launch pad
- cadus, cadi mlarge vessel for containing liquids, bottle, jar, jug, money-pot, funeral urn, measure for liquids
- clabulare, clabularis nlarge, open wagon, probably with sides of wicker-work
- concubinalis, concubinalelascivious
- chordus, chorda, chordumlateborn, produced late in the season
- cordus, corda, cordumlateborn, produced late in the season
- collateralitas, collateralitatis flateral attachment, friendship from the side
- catamitus, catamiti mLatin name of Ganymede, Jupiter’s cup-bearer, , boy toy, pleasure boy
- cancellatimlattice-formed, trellis-like
- cancer, cancri mlattice, cancer, constellation Cancer
- cancelli, cancellorum mlattice, enclosure, grating, grate, balustrade, bars, railings, boundaries, limits, space enclosed by boundaries
- clathri, clathrorum mlattice, grate
- clatra, clatrorum nlattice, grate
- clatri, clatrorum mlattice, grate
- cachinno 1laugh aloud, laugh immoderately
- corrideo 2laugh together, laugh aloud
- corona laurealaurel wreath
- congraeco 1lavish on banquets like the Greeks, squander in luxury
- contogatus, contogati mlaw colleague
- caespitator, caespitatoris mlawn runner, lawn tramp, who stumbles on the grass
- consultus, consulti mlawyer
- clerici servitialeslay brothers
- coronam deponolay down the victory wreath (on the altar)
- comprehendo 3lay hold of something on all sides, take hold of, catch hold of, seize, grasp, apprehend, comprehend, comprise, attack, seize upon in a hostile manner, seize, arrest, catch, occupy, seize upon, intercept
- catomidio 1lay one over the shoulders of another, and thus to flog him, strike on the shoulders
- corpus in feretrum imponolay out, lay out the body
- centum navium longarum carinas ponolay the keels of a hundred warships
- confisco 1lay up in a chest, seize upon for the public treasury, confiscate
- corium laterumlayer of bricks
- chori, chororum mlayers, piles
- circumduco 3lead around, draw around, marche around, avoid, deceive, cheat, impose upon, use circumlocution, prolong, speak drawlingly, drawl out, draw lines around a law, cancel, annul, abrogate
- color plumbeuslead paint
- citatum agmen rapiolead the army in rapid marches
- comitiis praesumlead the assembly, preside over the assembly
- causam populi agolead the cause of the people, act in the interests of the people
- cohortes longiore itinere circumducolead the cohorts around in quite a roundabout way
- clavum rei publicae teneolead the helm of the state
- clavum teneolead the rudder
- copias pro castris producolead the troops in front of the camp
- copias praeter castra traducolead the troops past the camp
- coryphaeus, coryphaei mleader, chief, head
- circumductio, circumductionis fleading around, conducting around, cheating, defrauding, expansion of a thought, period
- carta, cartae fleaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet
- charta, chartae fleaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet
- chartina, chartinae fleaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet
- charta, chartae fleaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, the papyrus plant itself, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet
- chartus, charti mleaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, the papyrus plant itself, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet
- cognosco, postea quae sint actalearn the later events
- condisco 3learn with one, learn in company with one, learn carefully, learn eagerly, learn well, learn thoroughly
- cenacularia, cenaculariae fleasing of a garret
- campestre, campestris nleather apron worn about the loins, wrestling-apron
- coleus, colei mleather bag, sack for holding liquids, large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, scrotum
- capistrum equestreleather horse halter
- commoda praetermittoleave advantages unused, leave benefits untapped
- clausum relinquoleave closed
- clausum sinoleave closed, keep closed
- clausum teneoleave closed, keep closed
- citra iocos me contineoleave it at jokes
- castris milites praesidio relinquoleave soldiers behind to protect the camp
- cedo alicui imperiumleave someone in command, cede command to someone
- castra nudoleave the camp without defenders
- conclave apertum relinquoleave the room open, keep the room open
- capax fortuitorumleaving room for chance
- crus, cruris nleg, shank, shin, foot, the lower part of the plant stem,
- captatio testamentilegacy-hunting
- comitia legis ferendaelegislative assembly
- cena puralent meal
- coctura lentislentil dish
- coire sinolet go to each other, let come together
- congredi sinolet go to each other, let come together
- cedo, ut bibamlet me drink
- cedo ut ... let me
- clementer agolet mercy prevail, proceed graciously
- clamorem profundolet out a loud yell
- comoediam edolet perform a comedy
- Corintho colonos arcessolet settlers come from Corinth
- cervices alicui dolet someone kill you, offer someone the neck
- crines pandolet the hair fly
- crines promittolet the hair grow
- cedat stilus gladiolet the peaceful feather yield to the sword
- classicum cani iubeolet the signal blow to attack
- classica pellolet the trumpets blare the signal
- copias undique evocolet troops come to him from all sides
- cogitemus corpus esse mortalelet us remember that the body is mortal
- cur cessat cantharus?let's grab a cup!
- caveamus, ut ...let's make sure that
- coenonesis, coenonesis fletter of intent (in court)
- commendaticiae, commendaticiarum fletter of recommendation
- complanatio, complanationis flevelling
- corruptibilis, corruptibileliable to decay, corruptible, perishable
- catillo 1lick a plate
- circumlambo 3lick around
- circummulcens, circummulcentislicking gently around
- catillatio, catillationis flicking of plates, plundering of provinces friendly to the Roman people
- cubito 1lie down often, be accustomed to lie down
- correcumbo 3lie down together, lie down at the same time, lying down with any one
- cubo 1lie down, be in a recumbent posture, recline, lie asleep, sleep, recline at table, lie sick, be sick, lie, extends itself, be in a sloping direction, slope
- capto 1lie in wait for, seek to entrap, seek to entice, seek to allure, practise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies, take up, begin
- coniaceo 2lie together
- concumbo 3lie together, lie in numbers, lie with (for sexual intercourse)
- caelibatus, caelibatus m [2]life of the gods, life in heaven
- caelo laudibus aliquem aequolift someone up to heaven with praise
- circumauferolift up completely, take away all around, carry away all around, forbid all around
- contentio vocislifting the voice, amplification of the voice
- circumlustro 1light all around, travel over, travel through
- candor in narrandolight clarity in storytelling
- cornua accendolight the brushwood on the horns
- collustro 1lighten on all sides, illumine, brighten, consider a thing on all sides, inspect, survey
- collucesco 3lighten up, become clear, become intelligible
- cecidit fulmenlightning has struck
- coruscifer, coruscifera, corusciferumlightning-bearing
- canceraticus, canceratica, canceraticumlike a cancer, cancerous
- canaliculatus, canaliculata, canaliculatumlike a channel, like a pipe, channelled
- cadaverosus, cadaverosa, cadaverosumlike a corpse, ghastly, cadaverous
- cucurbitinus, cucurbitina, cucurbitinumlike a gourd, similar to a gourd
- cucurbitivus, cucurbitiva, cucurbitivumlike a gourd, similar to a gourd
- colubrinus, colubrina, colubrinumlike a serpent, cunning, wily
- censorielike a strict moral judge, in the manner of a strict moral judge
- carnificus, carnifica, carnificumlike an executioner, in the manner of an executioner
- carnulentus, carnulenta, carnulentumlike flesh
- colubra restem non paritlike produces like, the thorn does not produce grapes, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree
- compar, comparislike to another, equal to another
- cognominis, cognominelike-named, of the same name, synonymous, homonymous, identical
- crina, crinorum nlily oil, lilium oil
- crinon, crini nlily, an unguent
- crinum, crini nlily, an unguent
- coctor calcislime burner
- calcaria, calcariae flime kiln, limestone quarry, lime pit
- calx harenatuslime mixed with sand, mortar
- calcariensis, calcariensis mlimeburner
- calcarius, calcarii mlimeburner
- controversias minuolimit oneself to the actual point of contention
- corregio, corregionis flimitation, boundary
- claudeor 2limp
- claudico 1 (clodico 1)limp, halt, be lam, waver, wabble, be wanting, be incomplete, be defective
- claudeo 2 (claudo 3)limp, halt, be lame, falter
- claudo 3 [2]limp, halt, be lame, falter
- clodico 1limp, halt, be lame, waver, be wanting, be incomplete, be defective
- coxigo 1limp, lame
- coxendicus, coxendica, coxendicumlimping
- claudus, clauda, claudumlimping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy
- clodus, cloda, clodumlimping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy
- cludus, cluda, cludumlimping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy
- catax, catacislimping, lame
- coxo, coxonis mlimping, laming, hobbling
- copias pro vallo collocoline up the troops in front of the camp, deploy the troops in front of the camp
- carbasinum, carbasini nlinen garment
- capital, capitalis nlinen headscarf
- capitale, capitalis nlinen headscarf
- camisia, camisiae flinen shirt, night-gown
- contabundus, contabunda, contabundumlingering, loitering, delaying
- cunctabundus, cunctabunda, cunctabundumlingering, loitering, delaying
- concateno 1link together, bind together, connect, concatenate
- connodo 1linking, tying together
- catulus leonislion cub
- chymiatus, chymiata, chymiatumliquid, fluid, juicy
- causam alicuius ago (ad iudicem)litigate someone's case, conduct someone's trial
- corbicula, corbiculae flittle basket
- corbula, corbulae flittle basket
- campanella, campanellae flittle bell
- corpusculum, corpusculi nlittle body, atom, collection
- cistellula, cistellulae flittle box, little chest
- cistula, cistulae flittle box, little chest, little basket
- cellariolum, cellarioli nlittle chamber
- controversiola, controversiolae flittle controversy
- casubla, casublae flittle cottage, little hut, small house, sepulchre
- cunulae, cunularum flittle cradle
- cornicula, corniculae flittle crow
- corolla, corollaae flittle crown, little garland
- culcitella, culcitellae flittle cushion, little mattress
- cervulus, cervuli mlittle deer, little chevaux-de-frise
- cenula, cenulae flittle dinner
- coenula, coenulae flittle dinner
- catella, catellae flittle dog, puppy, whelp
- catellus, catelli mlittle dog, puppy, whelp
- columbula, columbulae flittle dove
- columbulus, columbuli mlittle dove
- columbini, columbinorum mlittle doves
- classicula, classiculae flittle fleet, flotilla
- cincticulus, cincticuli mlittle girdle
- culicellus, culicelli mlittle gnat, buzzing round someone
- corcillum, corcilli nlittle heart
- clivulus, clivuli mlittle hill
- colliculus, colliculi mlittle hill
- cervula, cervulae flittle hind
- cornulum, cornuli nlittle horn
- casella, casellae flittle hut
- casellulla, casellullae flittle hut
- cucumella, cucumellae flittle kettle
- cucumellum, cucumelli nlittle kettle
- cucumula, cucumulae flittle kettle
- cultellulus, cultelluli mlittle knife
- cultellus, cultelli mlittle knife, small knife
- caepula, caepulae flittle onion
- cartula, cartulae flittle paper, small writing, bill
- crumilla, crumillae flittle purse
- contentiuncula, contentiunculae flittle quarrel
- calamellus, calamelli mlittle reed
- calamiscus, calamisci mlittle reed, tube, breathalyzer
- crustula, crustulae flittle rind, little shell, little crust
- carisula, carisulae flittle slut, sneaky female, shrewd female
- cantulus, cantuli mlittle song
- canticulum, canticuli nlittle song, sonnet, short incantation
- codicula, codiculae flittle tail
- cepotaphiolum, cepotaphioli nlittle tomb in a garden
- cepotaphius, cepotaphii mlittle tomb in a garden
- cupula, cupulae flittle tub, little cask, small burying-vault
- carrulus, carruli mlittle wagon, little cart
- cuneolus, cuneoli mlittle wedge, small gore
- commode vivolive comfortably
- convenienter cum natura vivolive in harmony with nature
- convenienter naturae vivolive in harmony with nature
- caeno volvorlive in humility, live in lowliness
- cum ignominia viverelive in shame
- carne et lacte vescilive on meat and milk, eat meat and milk
- carne vivolive on meat
- contractius habitolive quite limited
- convivo 3live with, eat together, feast together, banquet together
- cancellarius, cancellaria, cancellariumliving behind bars, kept behind bars
- cellae servorumliving chambers of the slaves
- condiciones vitaeliving conditions, milieu
- chersinus, chersina, chersinumliving upon dry land
- chalcis, chalcidis flizard with copper-colored spots on its back
- carico 1load
- carrico 1load
- creditum, crediti nloan, credit
- comitia communalialocal elections, municipal elections
- circumpadanus, circumpadana, circumpadanumlocated around the river Po
- cisrhenanus, cisrhenana, cisrhenanumlocated on this side of the Rhine
- clausum, clausi nlock and bolt, , lock and latch, closure
- claustra, claustrorum nlock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank
- claustrum, claustri nlock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank
- clostrum, clostri nlock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank
- clustrum, clustri nlock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank
- clausura, clausurae flock, bar, bolt, castle, fort
- clusura, clusurae flock, bar, bolt, castle, fort
- claustura, clausturae flock, bridle
- cirra, cirrae flock, curl, ringlet of hair, tuft of hair, hair on the forehead of a horse, tuft of feathers or crest of birds, arms of polypi, filaments of plants similar to tufts of hair, a fringe upon a tunic
- cirrus, cirri mlock, curl, ringlet of hair, tuft of hair, hair on the forehead of a horse, tuft of feathers or crest of birds, arms of polypi, filaments of plants similar to tufts of hair, a fringe upon a tunic
- clausibilis, clausibilelockable, closable
- claustrarius, claustrarii mlocksmith
- claviarius, claviarii mlocksmith
- clavarius, clavarii mlocksmith, nailsmith
- currus tractorii gubernātorlocomotive engineer, train driver
- currus vectorii ductorlocomotive engineer, train driver
- currus tractoriuslocomotive
- currus vectoriuslocomotive
- cothurnateloftily, tragically
- celsitudo, celsitudinis flofty carriage of the body, your Highness (as a title)
- cessator, cessatoris mloiterer, idler, dilatory person
- caesaries deflualong and flowing hair
- caesaries longae barbaelong beard hair, long falling beard
- capilli immissilong hanging hair
- caracalla, caracallae flong tunic, great-coat, with a hood
- caracallis, caracallis flong tunic, great-coat, with a hood
- commeatus magnae longinquitatis long-distance traffic
- cupidus, cupida, cupidumlonging from love, pining, languishing for, loving, desirous of money, avaricious, covetous, devoted to a party, favoring any one, partial
- cupidus, cupida, cupidumlonging, desiring, desirous, eager, wishing, loving, fond, passionately desiring, passionately longing for, eager, greedy, lustful, , passionate
- circumspicio 5look about one’s self, cast a look around, observe, see about, look about, exercise foresight, be cautious, take heed
- circumspecto 1 (aliquem)look about with attention, look about with precaution, look about with desire, cast a look around, search around, look all around upon something, look about anxiously
- circumviso 3look around at, glare round upon
- circumstupeo 2look around with amazement, stand amazed
- circumaspicio 5look around
- circumtueor 2look around
- conspicio 5look at attentively, get sight of, descry, perceive, observe, look at with admiration, look at with close attention, gaze upon, observe, contemplate, perceive mentally, understand, comprehend
- considero 1look at closely, look at attentively, look at carefully, inspect, examine, observe, perceive, consider maturely, reflect, contemplate, meditate, take care, be considerate
- capite demisso terram intuerilook down at the ground with one's head bowed
- contueor 2look on, gaze upon, behold, survey, consider attentively, take into view, weigh, ponder maturely, observe, see to, take care of, preserve carefully, get sight of, perceive, descry
- contuor 3look on, gaze upon, behold, survey, consider attentively, take into view, weigh, ponder maturely, observe, see to, take care of, preserve carefully, get sight of, perceive, descry
- cave!look out!, be careful!
- contra aliquem intueorlook someone straight in the face
- communi utilitati serviolook to the common good, look to the general welfare, put oneself at the service of the common good
- coniectus oculorumlook, look at
- circumspectio, circumspectionis flooking on all sides, looking about, foresight, circumspection, caution
- catascopium, catascopii nlookoutship, spy-ship, vessel sent out to reconnoitre
- catascopus, catascopi mlookoutship, spy-ship, vessel sent out to reconnoitre
- capillos sparsos in nodum colligolooping the tangled hair into a knot
- crines passiloose hair, flying hair
- circumsolvo 3loosen all around
- crines resolvoloosen the hair
- claustra laxoloosen the latch
- concido 3 (2)lose strength, lose value, fall to the earth, be overthrown, fail, be defeated, decay, perish, fall, go to ruin, waste away, cease, subside, go down
- constantiam emittolose the balance
- causam amittolose the case, lose the trial
- causam perdolose the case, lose the trial
- computatio defectivaloss-making balance, deficit balance sheet
- calamitas, calamitatis floss, injury, damage, mischief, harm, misfortune, mishap, injury, calamity, disaster, ruin, adversity, misfortunes of war, disaster, defeat
- clamor, clamoris mloud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din
- clamos, clamoris mloud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din
- clamositas, clamositatis floud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din
- comploratus, comploratus mloud complaint, violent complaint, lamentation, loud bemoaning, violent bemoaning, bewailing of
- cachinnus, cachinni mloud laugh, immoderate laughter, a laugh in derision, jeering
- cacinus, cacini mloud laugh, immoderate laughter, a laugh in derision, jeering
- comploratus, comploratus mloud moaning, violent moaning, lamentation
- conclamatio, conclamationis floud shouting or calling of many persons together, shout
- causa amorislove as a cause
- caritas, quae est inter natos et parenteslove between children and parents
- caritas liberorumlove for the children
- codicilli libidinum indiceslove letters
- caritas pacislove of peace
- carmen amatoriumlove poem, love song
- cupidineus, cupidinea, cupidineumlovely, charming
- circissarius, circissarii mlover of the racetrack, lover of the circus
- caritas in regemloving devotion for the King
- cor tepensloving heart
- caput demittolower the head
- campi, camporum mlowlands
- civitas popularis DonescensisLuhansk People's Republic
- carnes, carnium flumps of meat, pieces of meat
- circulus lunaelunar disk, moon disk
- cibus interdianuslunch
- consiligo, consiliginis flungwort
- circuminsidior 1lurk all around
- concupiscentialĭterlustfully
- comptulus, comptula, comptulumluxuriously decked
- cinis lixiuslye
- cinis lixiviuslye
- cinis lixivuslye
- circumiaceo 2lying around, lying in a circle
- circumsitus, circumsita, circumsitumlying around, situate around, neighboring
- circumiectus, circumiecta, circumiectumlying around, surrounding
- crudarius, crudaria, crudariumlying directly on the surface of a mine
- cubitissimlying down
- cisalpinus, cisalpina, cisalpinumlying on this side of the Alps, Cisalpine
- contrarius, contraria, contrariumlying over against, being over against, being opposite, opposite, contrary, opposed
- concubatio, concubationis flying upon, reclining upon
- chama, chamatis nlynx
- chaus, chai mlynx
- calvatus, calvata, calvatummade bald, bare
- chirocmeta, chirocmetorum nmade by the hand, title of a book by Democritus
- colliquefactus, colliquefacta, colliquefactummade fluid, liquefied, dissolved, melted
- carpatinus, carpatina, carpatinummade from raw leather, from raw leather
- carbatinus, carbatina, carbatinummade from raw leather, from raw leather
- carbaseus, carbasea, carbaseum (carbasineus, carbasinus)made of carbasus, made of fine linen
- carbasineus, carbasinea, carbasineummade of carbasus, made of fine linen
- carbasinus, carbasina, carbasinummade of carbasus, made of fine linen
- creteus, cretea, creteummade of chalk, made of clay
- crystallinus, crystallina, crystallinum (cristallinus)made of crystal, crystalline, crystal
- cilicinus, cilicina, cilicinummade of hair-cloth
- carpineus, carpinea, carpineummade of hornbeam
- crininus, crinina, crininummade of lilies, lily-
- chartaceus, chartacea, chartaceummade of paper, paper-
- chartinacius, chartinacia, chartinaciummade of paper, paper-
- canneus, cannea, canneummade of reeds, reed-
- colurnus, colurna, colurnummade of the hazel-bush
- cassiterinus, cassiterina, cassiterinum made of tin
- caespiticius, caespiticia, caespiticiummade of turf
- coactilis, coactilemade thick
- commentarius periodicusmagazine
- caragius, caragii mmagician
- caragus, caragi mmagician
- campus magneticusmagnetic field
- camilla, camillae fmaiden of unblemished birth and character
- cataphractus, cataphracti mmailed soldier
- cataphractarius, cataphractaria, cataphractariummailed, clad in mail
- cataphractus, cataphracta, cataphractummailed, in mail (of soldiers and their horses)
- caput cenaemain course
- coniectus animorum oculorumquemain focus
- caput rerummain intention, main point
- caput orationismain point of the speech, centre of the speech
- continens, continentis fmainland, continent
- consilium habeo de aliqua remaintain about something advice
- civitas praepotensmajor state, great state
- caedem faciomake a bloodbath, cause a slaughter
- cresco ex aliquomake a career by someone's fall, get up by someone's fall
- commutationem alicuius rei faciomake a change in something, alter something
- congyro 1make a circle about a person
- cogitatione mihi fingomake a concept of something, imagine something
- castra vallomake a fortified camp, set up a fortified camp
- cursum conficiomake a journey, complete a journey,
- ceno 1 (tr.)make a meal of something, eat, dine upon, pass in feasting or banqueting
- circumstrepo 3make a noise around, din with clamor, cause to echo around, cry clamorously around, shout clamorously around
- colloquor per telephoniummake a phone call, phone
- contionem habeomake a speech to the people
- contionor apud militesmake a speech to the soldiers, speak in front of the soldiers
- communicor 1make a thing communal, to share
- conficio 5make a thing completely ready, make, prepare, bring about, complete, accomplish, execute, make ready, settle, close a bargain, finish, pass over, traverse, go over, produce, cause, bring about, effect, procure
- consilia belli tractomake a war consultation, make a war consultancy, make a war advisory
- crimina apparo in aliquemmake accusations against someone
- contionem habeo apud militesmake an address to the soldiers
- constitutum facio cum aliquomake an agreement with someone
- compaciscor 3 (compeciscor 3)make an agreement, form a compact with one
- conatum capio ad aliquid faciendummake an attempt to do something
- contentionem adhibeomake an effort, endeavor
- censum perficiomake an estimate, carry out an estimate
- condicionem feromake an offer, make a request, make a proposal, make a suggestion
- condicionem proponomake an offer, submit an offer
- concriminor 1make bitter accusations, complain
- caeco 1 (coeco 1)make blind, blind, render obscure
- coeco 1make blind, blind, render obscure
- cruento 1make bloody, spot with blood, spot, stain, pollute, dye red, tinge with red
- claro 1make bright, make clear, make illuminate, make evident, explain, illustrate, set forth, make illustrious, render famous
- charmido 1make Charmides
- circulo 1make circular, make round, encircle, encompass
- cluo 3make clean, make pure, clean, cleanse, purify
- consilia communico cum aliquomake common cause with somebody
- consilia cum aliquo communicomake common cause with somebody
- consilia socio cum aliquomake common cause with somebody
- consocio 1make common, share with one, associate, join, unite, connect
- candifico 1make dazzlingly white
- candefacio 5make dazzlingly white, make glowing, make red hot
- commalaxo 1make entirely mild, soften
- collaevo 1make entirely smooth
- collevo 1make entirely smooth, smooth
- complano 1make even, make level, make plain, render tolerable
- confirmo 1make firm, establish, strengthen, confirm, heal, cure, confirm courage, strengthen courage, instil courage into one, encourage, inspirit, animate, embolden
- consolido 1make firm, make solid, make thick, condense, confirm, settle the usufruct in a thing, settle the right of possession in a thing, consolidate
- circumagor in frontemmake front
- corrugo 1make full of wrinkles, wrinkle, corrugate
- conrugo 1make full of wrinkles, wrinkle, corrugate, produce loathing, cause disgust
- candido 1make glittering, make bright, make white
- caverno 1make hollow
- cavo 1make hollow, hollow out, excavate, pierce through, perforate, round off, bend around, fabricate
- concavo 1make hollow, hollow out, make round, curve, bend
- clarifico 1make illustrious, make famous
- cultello 1make in the shape of a knife, to level land by the coulter
- corporo 1make into a body, fashion into a body, furnish with a body, make a body, make a corpse, kill, defecate
- caudifico 1make into a book, make a book
- corpus subducomake lean, make emaciate
- cancello 1make like a lattice, lattice, strike out a writing lattice-wise (Χ), strike out, cross out, cancel
- camino 1make like an oven or furnace
- collaxo 1make loose, make porous
- caritatem inferomake more expensive
- consilium non minuomake no concessions to one's plan
- contemptui habeomake nothing out of something
- coaequo 1make one thing equal with another, make one thing even with another, even, level, make equal in worth, make equal in dignity, make equal in power, bring to the same level, place on the same footing, equalize
- cutem curomake oneself comfortable, make much of one’s self, take care of one's skin, have a good time, to take care of oneself
- compotio 4make partaker of
- compono qualemcumque pacemmake peace at any cost
- clandestina consilia coquomake plans in secret, make secret plans
- cuspido 1make pointed, point
- corrotundo 1make round, round off, make up a sum of money
- circino 1make round, round
- contristo 1make sad, make sorrowful, sadden, afflict, make dark, render gloomy, cloud, dim, darken, sadden, injure, hurt, damage
- comminuo 3make small, separate into small parts, break to pieces, crumble to pieces, crush, split, lessen, diminish, weaken, impair, enervate
- commitigo 1make soft, make mellow
- cachinnos commoveomake sombody laugh
- concivilito 1make someone a citizen, naturalize someone
- cura aliquem afficiomake someone worry, cause someone concern
- crepo 1make something sound, make a noise with, cause to resound, cause to rattle, make to chink, say something noisily, talk something noisily, make much ado about, to boast of, prattle, prate
- canto 1make something the subject of one’s singing, playing or song, sing, celebrate or praise in song, sing of, write poetry upon, represent a part, act
- conquadro 1make square, be proportioned to, agree with, square to
- corrigo 3make straight, set right, bring into order, improve, amend, correct, make better, reform, restore, make good, compensate for, heal, cure
- condiciones feromake suggestions, make proposals
- crimen affirmomake the accusation likely, make the reproach probable
- certamen aequomake the armed forces equal on both sides
- classem aptomake the fleet ready to sail
- classem armomake the fleet ready to sail
- classem velis aptomake the fleet ready to sail
- censum censeomake the official estimate
- crasso 1make thick, thicken, condense
- crassifico 1make thick, thicken, make fat, fatten
- confacio 5make together
- comparo, quae ad proficiscendum pertinentmake travel preparations
- culpam redimomake up for one's guilt, make amends for one's sins
- colla genasque comomake up neck and cheeks
- circumloquor 3make use of circumlocution, make use of periphrasis
- carmino 1 [2]make verses
- contenebro 1make very dark, darken
- condenseo 2make very dense, condense, press close together
- condenso 1make very dense, condense, press close together
- collocupleto 1make very rich, enrich, embellish, enrich, adorn
- calefacio 5make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal
- calfacio 5make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal
- calficio 5make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal
- calefacto 1 (calfacto 1)make warm, warm, heat
- calfacto 1make warm, warm, heat
- circummingo 3make water around something
- cerifico 1make wax, slime over, to prepare a slimy nest for eggs
- consano 1make wholly sound, heal, cure
- candelabrarius, candelabrarii mmaker of candlesticks, maker of chandeliers
- coronarius, coronarii mmaker of crowns or garlands, dealer in crowns or garlands
- ciliciarius, ciliciarii mmaker of hair coverings, hair cover manufacturer, hair cover dealer
- cornuarius, cornuariī mmaker of horns, maker of trumpets
- centonarius, centonarii mmaker of patchwork, dealer in rags
- caligarius, caligarii mmaker of soldiers’ boots, shoemaker
- coactarius, coactarii mmaker of thick, fulled cloth
- coactiliarius, coactiliarii mmaker of thick, fulled cloth, felt walker
- clepsydrarius, clepsydrarii mmaker of water-clocks
- conditor, conditoris mmaker, builder, framer, establisher, founder, author, compiler
- conditor, conditoris mmaker, builder, framer, establisher, founder, author, compiler, writer, a rural deity who presided over the laying up of fruits
- cimussator, cimussatoris mmakeup artist with lead white
- castra asylum faciomaking a barracks into an asylum
- communicatio, communicationis fmaking common, imparting, communicating, figure of speech, in accordance with which one turns to his hearers, and, as it were, allows them to take part in the inquiry
- communitio, communitionis fmaking of a way, preparing of a way, fortification
- crassificatio, crassificationis fmaking thick, making fat, thickness
- columbus, columbi mmale dove, cock-pigeon
- cuspis coleatamale member
- calamitas fructuummalgrowth
- collato pedeman against man
- classem sociis compleoman the fleet with confederates
- cura, curae fmanagement of business for a minor, guardianship, trusteeship, medical attendance, healing, cure, culture, rearing, a written work, writing
- curatura, curaturae fmanagement, care, attendance
- curagendarius, curagendarii mmanager, overseer
- commanifesto 1manifest together
- commasculo 1mannhaft machen, fest machen, mutig machen, beleben
- complura, complurium mmany things
- cursus MarathoniusMarathon run
- castra removeomarch back, go back, retreat
- copias reducomarch back, withdraw troops, retreat with the troops, withdraw
- castra promoveomarch forward, move forward, advance, move on
- caballa, caballaemare
- classici, classicorum mmarines, mariners, seamen
- classiarii, classiariorum mmarines, naval forces, navy soldiers, shipyard workers
- commeatus maritimusmaritime transport, maritime traffic
- Cremnae, Cremnarum fMariupol
- circumsigno 1mark around
- comopolis, comopolis fmarket town, town-like community
- canon, canonis mmarking line, measuring line, rule, canon, model, wooden channel in hydraulic instruments, annual tribute, established by law, catalogue of sacred writings
- contubernium, contubernii nmarriage of slaves, concubinage, a dwelling together, a common war-tent, the dwelling of different persons, the dwelling of a couple who are slaves, a slave dwelling
- collocatio filiaemarriage of the daughter
- condicio uxoriamarriage proposal, marriage party
- connubium, connubii nmarriage, wedlock, sexual union, an ingrafting
- conubium, conubii n (connubium)marriage, wedlock, sexual union, an ingrafting
- coniugia, coniugiorum nmarried couples, spouses
- caelum palustremarsh air, swamp air
- curopalates, curopalatae mMarshal of the palace
- carnificinae locusmartyrdom, place of execution
- celtis, celtis, fmason's chisel
- commune homicidiummass execution
- commune suppliciummass execution
- commune sepulcrummass grave
- cupiditates coerceomastering one's passions, controlling one's desires
- cupiditates cohibeomastering one's passions, controlling one's desires
- cupiditates contineomastering one's passions, controlling one's desires
- cupiditatibus imperomastering one's passions, controlling one's desires
- calcatae, calcatarum fmaterial for filling ditches, fascines
- concretio, concretionis fmateriality, matter, a compacting, uniting, condensing, congealing
- clinicum partualematernity clinic, birth clinic
- capistrum maritalematrimonial halter
- causativa, causativorum nmatter in dispute, gist of the action
- consideratus, considerata, consideratummaturely reflected upon, considerate, circumspect, cautious
- cena solitariameal taken alone
- cogulum, coguli nmeans of coagulation, coagulum
- coagulum, coaguli nmeans of coagulation, coagulum, coagulator, rennet, runnet, curdled milk, that which binds together, bond, tie
- catharticum, cathartici nmeans of purifying, a cathartic agent, laxative
- commemoratorium, commemoratorii nmeans of remembrance
- corroboramentum, corroboramenti nmeans of strengthening
- circummetior 4measure all around
- circumputo 1measure all round
- collibro 1measure off
- commetior 4measure, measure with or by something, to proportion
- caro haedinameat from the billy goat
- castellamenta, castellamentorum nmeat pie in the shape of a castellum, kind of sausage
- carnaria, carnariae fmeat shop
- commentor machinariusmechanical engineer, machinist
- communicatio medianamedia release, press release
- commentor 1meditate, purpose
- civitates maris mediterraneiMediterranean States
- cum infestis signis concurruntmeet hostilely
- convento 1meet often
- certis diebus coeuntmeet on certain days
- concurro 3meet together, dash together, rush together in hostility, engage in combat, join battle, fight, make the same claim, enter into competition with, meet, concur, fall out at the same time, happen, have place together, be coincident
- congredior cum aliquomeet with someone
- congrediuntur inter semeet
- competentia, competentiae fmeeting together, agreement, symmetry, conjunction, aspect
- concursus, concursus mmeeting together, union, combination
- contio, contionis fmeeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum
- collecta, collectae fmeeting, assemblage
- concio, concionis fmeeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum
- cogressio, cogressionis fmeeting, conference, gathering
- comitia magistratibus creandismeetings for the election of officials
- canorum, canori nmelody, charm
- condeliquesco 3melt wholly, melt completely, dissolve
- corporatus, corporata, corporatumi mmember of a corporation
- centumvir, centumviri mmember of the college of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances
- commembrum, commembri nmember, relative, affiliate, participant
- coniectanea, coniectaneorum nmemorandum-book, commonplace-book, title of works of miscellaneous contents
- concentus commemorativusmemorial concert
- commemoratio posteritatismemory by posterity
- commemoratio nominis nostrimemory of our name
- Croesi, Croesorum mmen as rich as Croesus, very rich men
- Catones, Catonum mmen like Cato
- cynophanes, cynophanum mmen with dogs’ heads
- copiae, copiarum fmen, troops, forces, army
- calcei virilesmen's shoes
- consutor, consutoris mmending cutter, patch cutter
- celeritas animimental alertness, intellectual activity
- cute perditusmentally devastated, sick in one’s body
- cogitatione non sensu species dei percipiturmentally not sensually one grasps the idea of God, the idea of God is grasped mentally, not sensually
- commemoro de aliquomention someone
- commemoro de aliqua remention something
- charta ciborummenu
- catervae conducticiaemercenaries, mercenary bands
- conflatimmergedly, connectedly
- congermanitas, congermanitatis fmerging into one, fusion into one, growing up with one
- commereo 2merit fully, deserve something, err in something, commit an offence, commit a crime, be guilty of, perpetrate
- crines incertimessy hair
- crines sparsimessy hair
- choreus, chorei mmetrical foot, later called trochaeus
- chorius, chorii mmetrical foot, later called trochaeus
- calor meridianusmidday heat
- centrum, centri nmiddle point of a circle, centre, kernel, hard knot in the interior of wood or precious stones,
- clementia aestatismild summer
- clemens, clementismild, calm, soft, gentle, placid, smooth, quiet, tranquil, kind, tame, domesticated, forbearing, indulgent, compassionate, merciful, mitigated, accessible
- cestrosphendone, cestrosphendones fmililary engine for hurling stones
- consilii militaris auctormilitary adviser
- consultor militarismilitary adviser
- consultores militares indigenas artem bellicam docere studentmilitary advisors try to teach locals the war trade
- campicursio, campicursionis fmilitary exercise in the Campus Martius
- comitiva, comitivae fmilitary rank, military charge
- calceamentum militaremilitary shoes
- comitiatus, comitiati mmilitary tribune elected at the comitia
- caprimulgus, caprimulgi mmilker of goats, countryman, a bird supposed to suck the udders of goats, goat-sucker
- circus candensmilky way
- cutio, cutionis fmilleped, centipede
- cenchritis, cenchritidis fmillet stone
- copadia porcinaminced pork
- clades luctificamiserable defeat
- calamitas mihi displicetmisfortune makes me discontented
- calamitates, calamitatum fmisfortunes, mishaps
- clivum molliomitigate the slope, soften the slope
- chorotheca pugillatoriamittens
- commisceo 2mix together, mingle together, intermingle, unite, bring together, join, mingle, produce by mingling
- concerno 3mix, mingle together
- cinnus, cinni mmixed drink of spelt-grain and wine
- caseatus, caseata, caseatummixed with cheese
- confusicius, confusicia, confusiciummixed with each other, poured together
- commixticius, commixticia, commixticiummixed, of all sorts
- commixtrix, commixtricis fmixer, she who mixes
- commistio, commistionis fmixing, mingling
- commistura, commisturae fmixing, mingling
- commixtio, commixtionis fmixing, mingling
- commixtura, commixturae fmixing, mingling
- cassiterum, cassiteri nmixture or alloy of lead, silver, and other metals
- concrementum, concrementi nmixture, accumulation
- copias omnibus rebus orno atque instruomobilize the army, provide the army with what is necessary
- contempero 1moderate by mixing, temper by mixing
- clinatus, clinatus mmodification, variation
- cohumido 1moisten all over, to wet
- canis molossusMolossian hound
- cenobium, cenobii nmonastery
- coenobialis, coenobialemonastic, cloistered
- collatio populimonetary contribution from the people
- capsella nummariamoney box
- collibista, collibistae mmoney changer, money broker
- chartaticum, chartaticii nmoney for paper
- chartinaticum, chartinatici nmoney for paper
- calcearium, calcearii nmoney for shoes, shoemoney
- calciarium, calciarii nmoney for shoes, shoemoney
- cenarius, cenarii mmoney given instead of food, commutation money
- clavarium, clavarii nmoney given to soldiers for the purchase of shoe-nails
- corollarium, corollarii nmoney paid for a garland of flowers, gift, present, douceur, gratuity, corollary, deduction
- conventicium, conventicii nmoney paid to the poorer Greek citizens for attendance in the assemblies of the people
- collybista, collybistae mmoney-changer-banker
- collectarius, collectarii mmoney-changer, banker, cashier
- clausarius, clausarii mmonk, hermit
- claustralis, claustralis mmonk, hermit
- claustrensis, claustrensis mmonk, hermit
- cotta, cottae fmonk's habit, cowl
- columna immensi ignismonstrous pillar of fire
- castus, casta, castummorally pure, unpolluted, spotless, guiltless, pure, chaste, unpolluted, virtuous, continent, free from barbarisms, pious, religious, holy, sacred
- crudelis, crudelemorally rude, morally unfeeling, hard, unmerciful, hard-hearted, cruel, severe, fierce
- contemptiusmore despised, more despicable, more contemptible, more despicable
- cluior, cluiusmore distinguished
- commotiusmore excited, more agitated
- cluvior, cluviusmore praised, more famous
- complures, complura; compluriummore than one, not a few, several, very many
- cata mane manemorning by morning
- commortalis, commortalemortal
- capitalitermortally, capitally, so as to affect life or citizenship
- charta creditoriamortgage paper
- Cremlinus MoscoviensisMoscow Kremlin
- Cremlinus MoscuensisMoscow Kremlin
- cunctiparens, cunctiparentis fmother of all, allmother
- calcaria adhibeomotivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to
- calcaria admoveomotivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to
- calcaribus utormotivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to
- certamen currule autocinetorummotor race
- curruum automatariorum agmenmotorcade, convoy of cars
- Cytorus, Cytori mmountain abounding in boxwood, and a town upon it, in Paphlagonia, now Kidros
- calles publicaemountain drifts of the state
- calles, callium fmountain drifts, forest drifts
- Cyllene, Cyllenes fmountain in the north-eastern part of Arcadia, on which Mercury was born
- claustra marismountain passes
- chrysocolla, chrysocollae fmountain-green, copper-green, borax, a precious stone, called also amphitane
- cibaria cocta decem dierummouth supply for ten days
- catillanus, catillana, catillanummouthwatering, tasty, yummy
- calcem cieomove a stone, make a move in the game of chess
- convibro 1move a thing quickly, set in rapid motion
- circummoveo 2move around
- convibro 1move one’s self rapidly
- corusco 1move quickly, vibrate, shake, brandish, wave, tremble
- citato gradu incedomove swiftly along, move at a fast pace
- castra Baetim transferomove the camp across the Baetis (Guadalquivir)
- castra trans Peneum transferomove the camp across the Peneus
- castra retro referomove the camp back, retreat
- castra ultra eum locum transferomove the camp behind this place
- consules e foro in curiam compello move the consuls from the Forum to the Curia
- criso 1move the haunches
- crisso 1move the haunches
- ceveo 2move the haunches, fawn, flatter
- coniungor 3move together, join, be related, collide, combine, unite
- copias in fines hostium introducomove troops into the territory of the enemy, send troops into enemy territory
- commoto 1move very violently, agitate
- concito 1move violently, put in violent or quick motion, stir up, rouse up, excite, incite, shake, rouse, urge, impel one to, move strongly, influence, instigate, rouse, cause any action, occasion any action, produce any emotion
- cillo 3move, put in motion
- cello 3move, rise
- cyclophoreticus, cyclophoretica, cyclophoreticummoved in a circle, circular
- commotus, commota, commotummoved, excited, aroused
- commotus, commotus mmoving, agitation
- commovens, commoventismoving, exciting, poignant, stirring, touching, shaking, soul-stirring, pitiful, touching, affecting
- commotio, commotionis fmoving, motion, rousing, exciting, agitation, commotion
- curatio lutariamud therapy, sludge therapy
- cenositas, cenositatis fmuddy place, swamp
- crassae aquaemuddy water
- caenosus, caenosa, caenosummuddy, dirty, foul, marshy
- cenosus, cenosa, cenosummuddy, dirty, foul, marshy
- cenulentus, cenulenta, cenulentummuddy, dirty, foul, marshy
- coenosus, coenosa, coenosummuddy, dirty, foul, marshy
- coenulentus, coenulenta, coenulentummuddy, dirty, foul, marshy
- capistellum, capistelli nmule bridle with halter
- colluvio multarum gentiummultiethnic mixture
- curas oneromultiply the sorrows, increase the worries
- commultiplico 1multiply together
- corpus mortui (arte) medicatummummy
- civica munditiamunicipal garbage collection, city cleaning
- civicae munditiae vehiculummunicipal garbage truck, urban garbage vehicle
- caedes et stragesmurder and devastation
- caedes atque incendiamurder and fire
- caedes et occisiomurder and manslaughter
- caedes et rapinaemurder and robbery
- carnifex, carnificis mmurderous, killing
- caedes et cupidomurderousness, lust for murder
- commurmuro 1murmur to ourselves, murmur together
- commurmuror 1murmur to ourselves, murmur together
- cantatio, cantationis fmusic, song, charm, spell, incantation
- cantatus, cantatus mmusic, song, charm, spell, incantation
- concinentia, concinentiae fmusical harmony, concord, symmetry
- cantatrix, cantatricismusical, singing, female singer, using enchantments
- cantator, cantatoris mmusician, singer, minstrel
- canthyllis canthyllidis fmusk-ivy
- comas scindomuss one's hair, tussle one's hair
- conversatio, conversationis f (2)mutability, turn over
- cera commutabilismutable wax
- colobicus, colobica, colobicummutilated
- colurus, colura, colurummutilated, a syllable too short
- colobos, colobonmutilated, curtailed
- colobus, coloba, colobummutilated, curtailed
- compromissum, compromissi nmutual promise to abide by the award of an arbiter, compromise
- camus, cami mmuzzle, kind of collar for the neck
- cibus, quem maxime appetomy favorite dish
- conscientia recte factorum erigormy good conscience straightens me up
- caput doletmy head hurts, my head aches
- caput pruritmy head is burning, my head is itching
- cor meum et cerebrum finditurmy heart and brain want to burst
- cor mihi rite salitmy heart beats in the right rhythm, , my heart beats to the right beat, my heart beats in time
- cor mihi salitmy heart is laughing in my body, my heart is pounding, the heart throbs in my body
- cor mihi rite salitmy heart stays calm
- comitia fiunt de capite meomy life will be judged
- consilium est (+ Inf. / ut ...)my plan is (to)
- caput clavinail head
- clavo trabali aliquid figonail something down, , fasten with a large nail, clinch a matter
- clavo trabali aliquid figonail something solid
- clavis ferreis configonail together with iron nails
- clavis configonail together
- conclavo 1nail together
- clavellus, clavelli mnail-shaped tumor
- claviculus, claviculi mnail-shaped tumor
- clavus, clavi mnail, rudder, tiller, helm, painful tumor, painful excrescence, wart, corn, disease of the olive-tree, kind of abortion of bees, purple stripe on the tunica, tunic, either wide or narrow striped
- credulitas, credulitatis fnaivety, credulity, gullibility
- Carpus, Carpi mname of a carver
- Cynthia, Cynthiae fname of a maiden
- casignete, casignetes fname of a plant
- Canthus, Canthi mname of an Argonaut
- cognomen, cognominis nname, byname, nickname, surname, honorific name, amily name
- cognomentum, cognomenti nname, surname
- codicillaris, codicillarenamed by the emperor’s handwriting, appointed by the emperor’s handwriting
- codicillarius, codicillaria, codicillariumnamed by the emperor’s handwriting, appointed by the emperor’s handwriting
- cunaria, cunariae fnanny
- clausa, clausae fnarrow prison, hermitage, pantry
- clavus angustusnarrow purple hem on the knight's tunic
- conventus nationalisnational assembly
- cohors nationalisNational Guard
- civitas, civitatis fnationality
- candor in narrandonaturalness in narration
- cotyledon, cotyledonis fnavelwort
- copiae marinaenavy, marine, naval forces, sea power
- collare crispumneck brace, collar, ruff
- cervix, cervicis fneck, nape, boldness
- collum, colli nneck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy
- collus, colli mneck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy
- colus, coli mneck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy
- commoda publica neglegoneglect the public interest
- condicionem propononegotiate a condition
- cum populo agonegotiate with the people
- commercium bellinegotiation on the settlement of the war
- consultationes de programmate nucleari Iraniae continuanturnegotiations on the Iranian nuclear program continue
- confinis, confinis mneighbor
- conterminus, contermini mneighbor
- civitas finitimaneighboring country, neighboring state
- conterminum, contermini nneighboring region, confine, border
- circumsocius,circumsocia, circumsociumneighborly, in friendly neighborhood
- canit fata NereusNereus prophesies the fate
- conopeum, conopei n (conopium)net of fine gauze, used originally by the Egyptians, especially about the bed, as a protection against gnats, etc, mosquito-curtains, mosquito net
- conopium, conopii nnet of fine gauze, used originally by the Egyptians, especially about the bed, as a protection against gnats, etc, mosquito-curtains, mosquito net
- colloquium cum diurnario habitumnewspaper interview
- commentarii diurninewspaper, daily newspaper, daily journal, daily reports
- caupona nocturnanight bar
- cybindis, cybindidis mnight haw
- cymindis, cymindidis mnight haw
- caecuma, caecumae fnight owl
- cavannus, cavanni mnightowl
- circa victum indifferensno food hater
- cogitationibus eius nemo obstabatno one stood in the way of his plans
- certatio honestanoble competition
- camillus, camilli mnoble youth employed in the sacrifices and in religious offices
- coetus nocturninocturnal gatherings , nightly routs, nightly riots, nightly gangs
- concrepatio, concrepationis fnoise, rattling
- clamant et poscunt, ut ...noisily demand that
- canonicaria, canonicariae fnormal tax revenue
- Corea Septentrionalis experimentum nucleare fecitNorth Korea has conducted a nuclear weapons test
- Corea BorealisNorth Korea
- cardo mundi (caeli)North Pole
- caurus, cauri m (corus)north-west wind
- corus, cori mnorth-west wind
- caecias, caeciae mnortheast wind, north-east by east
- cavernae nariumnostrils
- cupiditates coercere non possumnot be in control of one's desires, not be able to control one's desires, giving free rein to one's desires
- commovere me non audeonot dare to move
- consilia re subita torpentnot know how to guess from surprise
- castris adhaereonot leave the camp
- collationes non recipio modo, verum et efflagitonot only allow contributions, but even explicitly demand them
- cum ... tum ...not only, but also, as … so especially
- cacosystatus, cacosystata, cacosystatumnot properly fixed
- cursum teneonot to deviate from one's course, follow one's course, keep one's direction, stay on course
- commercium non habeo cum aliquonot to have intercourse with anyone, not to be in contact with someone
- causam hau diconot to make an objection, not to raise an objection
- citra scelusnot up to the crime
- certiorem facio aliquem de aliqua renotify someone about something
- certiorem aliquem facio + acinotify someone, inform someone
- certiorem facio aliquemnotify someone, inform someone, send someone a message
- certissimus mendaciloquusnotorious liar
- certus, certa, certumnotorious
- certissimus, certissima, certissimumnotorious, habitual
- curotrophos, curotrophonnourishing children
- calamitas nuclearisnuclear catastrophe, radiation disaster, atomic disaster, nuclear accident
- cuspis nuclearisnuclear warhead
- cassa nuxnumb nut, worthless trifle
- celebratio, celebrationis fnumerous assemblage, numerous concourse, festal celebration, festival, honoring, commending, praising
- celeber, celebris, celebrenumerous, much frequented, much resorted to, populous, abounding in, rich in, celebrated, honored by a great assembly, renowned, distinguished, celebrated, famous, solemn, festive, often repeated, frequent
- celebris, celebrenumerous, much frequented, much resorted to, populous, abounding in, rich in, celebrated, honored by a great assembly, renowned, distinguished, celebrated, famous, solemn, festive, often repeated, frequent
- celebritas ludorumnumerously attended games
- castimonialis, castimonialis fnun
- collegium virginumnunnery, convent of nuns
- carinum, carini nnut brown dress, hazel dress
- carinus, carina, carinumnut brown
- calva nuxnut with a smooth shell
- caryon, caryi nnut
- camelae virginesnymphs in connection with a wedding feast
- corona querceaoak wreath, award for saving a fellow citizen in battle
- contento 1oblige to go, oblige to an effort, oblige to an errand
- complicata notioobscure term, unclear term, confused term
- contemplator, contemplatoris mobserver, surveyor, marksman, contemplator, observer
- contemplatorius, contemplatoria, contemplatoriumobserving, contemplating, belonging to contemplating
- colyma, colymatis nobstacle
- contumaciterobstinately, stubbornly, firmly
- civitatem adipiscorobtain citizenship
- circumvenio 4obtain possession of
- consequor 3obtain, acquire, get, attain, reach, become like, equal to a person or thing in any property or quality, attain, come up to, equal, attain to something intellectually or by speech, understand, perceive, learn, know, be equal to, impress fully, do justice to
- comparatio criminisobtaining evidence for an indictment, obtaining the evidence for a prosecution, procuring of all the materials for an accusation
- currilis, currileof a chariot, for a chariot
- circulatrix, circulatricis fof a mountebank
- circulatorius, circulatoria, circulatoriumof a mountebank, of a quackish, quackery
- conchyliatus, conchyliata, conchyliatumof a purple color, clothed in purple
- ceraunius, ceraunia, ceraunium of a red color, , belonging to the lightning, belonging to the thunderstorm
- candidus, candida, candidumof a shining white, of a dazzling white, white, clear, bright, radiant, hoary, making clear, cloud-dis-pelling, purifying, pure, clear, serene, clean, spotless, distinct, silver-toned
- cataclisticus, cataclistica, cataclisticumof a state dress
- corticeus, corticea, corticeumof bark, of cork
- corticius, corticia, corticiumof bark, of cork
- Cannensis, Cannenseof Cannae, Cannensian
- Cantabricus, Cantabrica, Cantabricumof Cantabria
- cadaverinus, cadaverina, cadaverinumof carrion
- Caudinus, Caudina, Caudinumof Caudium, Caudine
- cedrinus, cedrina, cedrinumof cedar-wood, cedar-
- cedreus, cedrea, cedreumof cedar
- Cepheius, Cepheia, Cepheiumof Cepheus
- Cepheus, Cephea, Cepheumof Cepheus, Ethiopian
- chamaemelinus, chamaemelina, chamaemelinumof chamomile
- chamomillinus, chamomillina, chamomillinumof chamomile
- cinnamominus, cinnamomina, cinnamominumof cinnamon
- cinnameus, cinnamea, cinnameumof cinnamon, from cinnamon, smelling of cinnamon
- circeiensis, circeienseof Circeii
- coniunctivus, coniunctiva, coniunctivumof connection, serving to connect, connective
- cupreus, cuprea, cupreumof copper, copper-
- cuprinus, cuprina, cuprinumof copper, copper-
- cypreus, cyprea, cypreumof copper, copper-
- cyprius, cypria, cyprium of copper, copper-
- Cumanus, Cumana, Cumanumof Cumæ, Cumaean
- cumininus, cuminina, cumininumof cumin
- Cutiliensis, Cutilienseof Cutilia
- Cutĭlius, Cutĭlia, Cutĭliumof Cutilia
- Cymaeus, Cymaea, Cymaeumof Cyme
- cupressinus, cupressina, cupressinumof cypress, cypress-
- cupresseus, cupressea, cupresseumof cypress, from cypress wood
- Cyrenaeus, Cyrenaea, Cyrenaeumof Cyrene
- Cythereius, Cythereia, Cythereiumof Cythera, Cytherean
- Cythereus, Cytherea, Cythereumof Cythera, Cytherean
- Cytheriacus, Cytheriaca, Cytheriacumof Cythera, Cytherean
- Cythnius, Cythnia, Cythniumof Cythnos, Cythnian
- Cytorius, Cytoria, Cytoriumof Cytorus
- Cytoriacus, Cytoriaca, Cytoriacumof Cytorus, Cytorian, made of boxwood
- Cyneus, Cynea, Cyneumof dogs
- choicus, choica, choicumof earth, of clay
- coaequalis, coaequaleof equal age, coeval
- cotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum))of every day, daily, every day, usual, ordinary, common
- cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianumof every day, daily, every day, usual, ordinary, common
- carneus, carnea, carneumof flesh, carnal
- cannabius, cannabia, cannabiumof hemp
- cannabinus, cannabina, cannabinumof hemp, hempen
- compos mentisof his mind, in his senses, of a sane mind
- corneus, cornea, corneumof horn, horny, horn-, hard as horn, horny, of the color of horn
- clarigenus, clarigena, clarigenumof illustrious lineage
- coriaceus, coriacea, coriaceumof leather, made of leather
- consubstantivus, consubstantiva, consubstantivumof like essence, of like nature, of like quality
- consubstantialis, consubstantialeof like essence, of like nature, of like substance, consubstantial
- cnedĭnus, cnedĭna, cnedĭnumof nettles, nettle-
- cnidinus, cnidina, cnidinumof nettles, nettle-
- curagulus, curaguli mof one who is prying, a spy, scout
- cuiusdammodiof some sort
- chalybeius, chalybeia, chalybeiumof steel, steel-
- culmeus, culmea, culmeumof straw
- castoreus, castorea, castoreumof the beaver, belonging to the beaver
- castaneus, castanea, castaneumof the chestnut
- cereolus, cereola, cereolumof the color of wax
- comitialis, comitialeof the comitia, pertaining to the comitia
- communi monetaof the common stamp, in ordinary style
- capragenus, capragena, capragenumof the flesh of the wild goat
- capraginus, capragina, capraginumof the flesh of the wild goat
- caprugenus, caprugena, caprugenumof the flesh of the wild goat
- capruginus, caprugina, capruginumof the flesh of the wild goat
- caprunus, capruna, caprunumof the flesh of the wild goat
- Christigena, Christigenae cof the lineage of Christ
- culearis, culeareof the measure of a culleus
- cullearis, culleareof the measure of a culleus
- coaetaneus, coaetanea, coaetaneumof the same age
- coaevus, coaeva, coaevumof the same age, coeval
- concolorans, concolorantisof the same color
- concolor, concolorisof the same color, like, similar
- coessentialis, coessentialeof the same essence, consubstantial
- congrex, congregisof the same herd, of the same flock, collected in flocks, collected in multitudes, close, intimate
- concordis, concordeof the same mind, united, agreeing, concordant, harmonious
- concors, concordisof the same mind, united, agreeing, concordant, harmonious
- congener, congenerisof the same race, of the same kind
- ciconinus, ciconina, ciconinumof the stork
- cerreus, cerrea, cerreumof the Turkey oak
- cerrinus, cerrina, cerrinumof the Turkey oak
- cumatilis, cumatileof the waves, sea-colored, water-colored, blue
- cymatilis, cymatileof the waves, sea-colored, water-colored, bluee
- citratus, citrata, citratum [2]of this side
- crastinus, crastina, crastinumof tomorrow, tomorrow’s
- caudicarius, caudicaria, caudicariumof trunks of trees, pertaining to the trunks of trees, made of rough, stout trunks of trees
- codicarius, codicaria, codicarium (caudicarius, caudicaria, caudicarium)of trunks of trees, pertaining to the trunks of trees, made of rough, stout trunks of trees
- cetinus, cetina, cetinumof tuna
- collyricus, collyrica, collyricumof vermicelli, vermicelli soup
- cuiuscemodiof what kind soever, of what nature soever
- cuiusmodiof what kind, of whatever kind
- cuiuscumquemodiof whatever kind
- cuiusquemodiof whatever kind
- caudeus, caudea, caudeumof wood, wooden
- copiam pugnandi hostibus faciooffer battle to the enemy
- centuriatus, centuriatus moffice and dignity of a Centurio, dividing into centuries
- cursus honorumoffice career
- centurionatus, centurionatus moffice of a centurion, election of centurions
- correctura, correcturae foffice of a corrector
- causidicina, causidicinae foffice of advocate, advocate's office
- censura, censurae foffice of censor, censorship, judgment, opinion, severe, rigid judgment, severity
- consulatus, consulatus moffice of consul, consulate, consulship
- carnificina, carnificinae f (carnuficina)office of executioner, office of hangman, capital punishment, execution, rack, torture, torment
- carnuficina, carnuficinae foffice of executioner, office of hangman, capital punishment, execution, rack, torture, torment
- curionatus, curionatus moffice of priest of a curia
- cognitura, cogniturae fOffice of the Public Prosecutor, Public Prosecutor's Office, Public Prosecution Office
- cella oleariaoil cellar
- capsaces, capsacae moil jug
- contignatio ad petroleum proferendum exstructaoil rig, oilrig
- comae madidaeointment dripping hair
- ceroma, ceromae fointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, c, ,
- ceroma, ceromatis nointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, combat, swelling, tumor
- cardo extremusold age, elderly age
- cinctutus, cinctuta, cinctutumold fashioned, old roman, girded, not effeminate
- casnar, casnaris mold man
- cascus, casca, cascumold, ancient
- colymbas, colymbadis folive prepared or put in brine
- concilium OlympicumOlympic Committee
- contracteon a contracted scale, cramped, restricted, crowded, limited
- causarieon account of sickness
- causa (nach Gen.)on account of, for the sake of
- circum undiqueon all sides all around, from all sides all around
- circumquaqueon every side, all round
- comperteon good authority, according to safe experience
- commissorius, commissoria, commissoriumon reservation, subject to payment
- certo dieon the appointed day, on the specified day, on the agreed day
- consulta fratrison the brother's advice
- contraversimon the contrary, on the other hand
- contraversumon the contrary, on the other hand
- coximon the hips
- controversumon the other hand, in contrast
- cis Alpeson this side of the alps
- cistiberis, cistibereon this side of the Tiber
- citraon this side
- citra + Akk.on this side, before, behind, without, aside from, apart from, except, without regard to, setting aside, excepting
- citer, citra, citrum [citerior, citimus]on this side, lying near, near, close to
- cis + Akk.on this side, within
- compagus, compagi mone belonging to the nearest village
- coeliacus, coeliaci mone diseased in the bowels
- certaturone fights, one struggles
- collato gradu certatum estone fought man against man
- centum miliaone hundred thousand
- cavenda est gloriae cupiditasone must beware of glory-seeking
- carpistes, carpistae mone of the Aeons of Valentinus, Horos
- Cythnos, Cythni mone of the Cyclades, now Thermia
- Cythnus, Cythni mone of the Cyclades, now Thermia
- chariton miaone of the graces
- cedrostis, cedrostis fone of the names of the white vine
- Clusium, Clusii none of the oldest and most important towns of Etruria
- centuria, centuriae fone of the one hundred and ninety-three orders into which Servius Tullius divided the Roman people according to their property, a century
- canonicus, canonici mone of the rule or discipline, clericus, clergyman, canon
- coaetaneus, coaetanei mone of the same age, contemporary
- concurialis, concurialis mone of the same curia
- conturmalis, conturmalis mone of the same squadron, companion
- centesimae, centesimarum fone percent (monthly interest)
- centesima rerum venaliumone percent sales tax
- centesimae vectigalone percent tax
- capito, capitonis mone that has a large head, sea-fish with a large head, called also cephalus, a kind of fish with a large head
- cachecta, cachectae mone that is in a consumption
- cachectes, cachectae mone that is in a consumption
- confortator, confortatoris mone that strengthens very, one that strengthens a lot
- creta aut carbone notandusone to praise or blame
- consecraneus, consecranei mone united by the same sacra, one bound by the same (military) oath
- coccolobis, coccolobis fone vine variety
- cocolobis, cocolobis fone vine variety
- cocolubis, cocolubis fone vine variety
- cunctator, cunctatoris mone who acts with hesitation or tardiness, , a delayer, loiterer, lingerer, a considerate person, a cautious person
- comptor, comptoris mone who adorns
- consultator, consultatoris mone who asks advice, one who consults
- colitor, colitoris mone who bestows care upon a thing, elaborator, cultivator, tiller of land, husbandman, planter, inhabitant, dweller, fosterer, supporter, tutor, teacher, worshipper, reverencer, priest of some deity
- congregator, congregatoris mone who brings together, assembler
- circumlator, circumlatoris mone who carries about
- circumgestator, circumgestatoris mone who carries around
- clavator, clavatoris mone who carries clubs or foils, used in military exercises, cudgel-bearer
- convector, convectoris mone who carries together, one who brings together, passenger, the deity who presided over the gathering in of grain
- castrator, castratoris fone who castrates
- compressor, compressoris mone who compresses, rapist
- consecrator, consecratoris mone who consecrates, one who dedicates
- considerator, consideratoris mone who considers, one who reflects, a sceptic
- consolator, consolatoris mone who consoles, comforter
- concertator, concertatoris mone who contends with another, one who vies with another, rival
- confabulator, confabulatoris mone who converses
- castigator, castigatoris mone who corrects or chastises, corrector, reprover
- concisor, concisoris mone who cuts down, one who fells
- chorographus, chorographi mone who describes countries, geographer
- cosmographus, cosmographi mone who describes the world, cosmographer
- commentor, commentoris mone who devises something, one who invents something, inventor
- campidoctor, campidoctoris mone who drills soldiers in the Campus Martius, drill-master
- captator, captatoris mone who eagerly reaches after, one who endeavors to obtain, one who strives for something, one who hunts after legacies, legacy-hunter
- commonitor, commonitōris mone who earnestly reminds
- clusor, clusoris mone who encloses or encompasses
- coemptionator, coemptionatoris mone who enters into the coemptio
- concitatrix, concitatricis fone who excites or rouses, a mover, exciter
- concussor, concussoris mone who extorts money by threats
- conviva, convivae mone who feasts with another, a table companion, guest, as a guest I hold back in eating
- condemnator, condemnaoris mone who gives sentence, a condemner, one who causes a condemnation, an accuser
- circitor, circitoris mone who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler
- circuitor, circuitoris mone who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler
- circumitor, circumitoris mone who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler
- commeator, commeatoris mone who goes to and fro
- consularis, consularis mone who has been consul, an ex-consul, one of consular rank
- cardiacus, cardiaci mone who has heart-burn, one who has stomach-ache
- cognitor, cognitoris mone who has made himself familiar with a case in law, advocate, attorney, judge, defender, protector, witness, who testifies that he knows a person, voucher
- cliens, clientis m (cluens)one who hears, client, retainer, follower, adherent, companion, favorite
- cluens, cluentis mone who hears, client, retainer, follower, adherent, companion, favorite
- cunctatrix, cunctatricis fone who hesitates, one who acts deliberately
- caesor, caesoris mone who hews something
- conductor, conductoris mone who hires a thing, a lessee, farmer, tenant, a contractor
- comessator, comessatoris mone who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller
- comisator, comisatoris mone who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller
- comissator, comissatoris mone who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller
- cavator, cavatoris mone who hollows, one who excavales, hollowing workman
- clipeatus, clipeata, clipeatum (clupeatus)one who is armed with a shield
- clupeatus, clupeata, clupeatumone who is armed with a shield
- collega, collegae mone who is chosen at the same time with another, partner in office, colleague, associate, companion, fellow, fellow-member of a club, fellow-member of a sodalitia, joint-guardian, fellow-slave, fellow-actor, joint-heir
- cruciarius, cruciarii mone who is crucified, one fit for the gallows, a gallows-bird
- convicanus, convicani mone who is of the same village, fellow-villager
- cautor, cautoris mone who is on his guard, one who is is wary, one who is surety for any on, one who is bail for any one, guarantor
- calumniator suione who is too anxious in regard to his work, over-scrupulous
- coniuga, coniugae fone who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave
- coniunx, coniugis c (coniux)one who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave
- coniūx, coniugis cone who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave
- coniugator, coniugatoris mone who joins, one who unites, uniter, connector, unifier
- cellararius, cellararii mone who keeps provisions, steward
- cachinno, cachinnonis mone who laughs violently, laugher, derider
- circumductor, circumductoris mone who leads about, converts another
- concubinus, concubini mone who lives in concubinage, concubine, co-sleeper, callboy, woman spoiler, prostitute
- concupitor, concupitoris mone who longs eagerly for or covets something
- caecator, caecatoris mone who makes blind, he who stops a fountain, he who obstructs a fountain
- crustarius, crustarii mone who makes embossed or chased figures
- calceolarius, calceolarii mone who makes shoes, shoemaker
- calciolarius, calciolarii mone who makes shoes, shoemaker
- consultor, consultoris mone who maturely considers, one who reflects, one who takes counsel upon a thing, one who gives counsel, counsellor, adviser, he who asks counsel of one, consulter
- congressor, congressoris mone who meets or assembles with
- commemorator, commemoratoris mone who mentions a thing, commemorator
- chironomon, chironomuntis mone who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime
- chironomos, chironomi mone who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime
- collaudator, collaudatoris mone who praises warmly
- conditor, conditoris m (2)one who prepares a thing in a savory manner, seasoner
- coemptor, coemptoris mone who purchases many things, one who buys up many things
- contextor, contextoris mone who puts a writing together, composer, author
- compellator, compellatoris mone who rebukes, one who reproves
- coërcitor, coërcitoris mone who restrains
- concursator, concursatoris mone who runs hither and thither, skirmisher
- candidata, candidatae fone who seeks or solicits an office, candidate
- commotor, commotoris mone who sets in motion
- concentor, concentoris mone who sings with others in a chorus
- consessor, consessorris mone who sits near or by a person or thing, assessor, table neighbor
- calcitro, calcitronis mone who strikes with his heels, kicker, a boisterous fellow, blusterer
- converritor, converritoris mone who sweeps together
- commentariensis, commentariensis mone who takes control, one who has the care of a thing, registrar of public documents, recorder, secretary, one who makes out a list of prisoners, keeper of a prison, one who forms a list of soldiers
- confuga, confugae cone who takes refuge somewhere, refugee
- calcator, calcatoris mone who treads something, treader of grapes
- colobathrarius, colobathrarii mone who walks on stilts
- columnarius, columnarii mone who was condemned at the Columna Maenia
- curabiturone will take care of it, one will think about it
- chirografum, chirografi none’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand
- chirographon, chirographi none’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand
- chirographum, chirographi none’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand
- chirographus, chirographi mone’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand
- caepa, caepae fonion
- caepe, caepis nonion
- caepicium, caepicii nonion
- caepitium, caepitii nonion
- cepa, cepae fonion
- cepe, cepis nonion
- cepicium, cepicii nonion
- consultatio virtualiter habitaonline conference
- calcanda semel via letionly once can you tread the path of death
- circumaperio 4open all around
- custodia apertaopen execution
- consilium aperioopen one's plan, reveal one's plan
- campus undique spectabilisopen terrain everywhere
- cardines versoopen the door
- cardines vertoopen the door
- chasma, chasmatis nopening of the earth, chasm, abyss, kind of meteor
- caulae, caularum fopening, hole, passage, sheepfold, cote, enclosure
- caullae, caullarum fopening, hole, passage, sheepfold, cote, enclosure
- consilium ad aliquid faciendum agitooperate the plan of something, deal with the plan of something
- coniectura, coniecturae fopinion founded on a comparison of facts, conjecture, guess, conjectural inference, conclusion drawn from signs or omens, a divining, interpreting of dreams, soothsaying, prophesying, an element of rhetorical representation founded on conjecture
- contrarius, contrarii mopponent, antagonist
- casus praeclari facinorisopportunity to do a brilliant deed
- casus invadendae Armeniaeopportunity to invade Armenia
- casus navigandiopportunity to travel by ship
- contrasisto 3oppose, stand in opposition to, contradict
- candidatus contrariusopposing candidate, counter-candidate
- contrarietas, contrarietatis fopposition, contrariety
- cleromantia, cleromantiae foracle by lots
- citretum, citreti norchard of citrus-trees
- clerico 1ordain to the priesthood
- certamen instituoorder a fight, arrange a contest
- certamen ponoorder a fight, arrange a contest
- civitati milites imperoorder a state to provide soldiers
- censum instituoorder a valuation
- classis turmalisOrder of Knights
- curas componoorder one's affairs, arrange one's affairs
- condemno aliquem in expensasorder someone to pay the costs, judge someone to pay the costs
- civitatibus obsides imperoorder states to provide hostages
- civitatibus frumentum distribuoorder the tribes to deliver grain
- constitutor, constitutoris morderer, arranger
- compositor, compositoris morderer, arranger, disposer, maker
- cadmea, cadmeae fore of zinc, calamine, cadmia, slag formed in a furnace
- cadmia, cadmiae fore of zinc, calamine, cadmia, slag formed in a furnace
- caput scelerumore scoundrel
- criminalitas ordinataorganized crime
- criminalitas organizataorganized crime
- comptus, comptus mornament for the hair or head, head-dress
- coronula, coronulae fornament on a mitre; rim or border of the base of a laver, little crown above the horse’s hoof
- circumornatus, circumornata, circumornatumornamented round about
- congressio et digressio nostraour meeting and separation
- caecus amentiaout of delusion, blinded by madness
- caritate patriae ductusout of patriotism, out of love for the fatherland
- cedo igitur, quid faciamout with it, what do you want me to do!
- cedo, si vos in eo loco essetis, quid aliud fecissetisout with it, what else would you have done in this situation!
- cedo istuc tuum consiliumout with this plan of yours!
- consilium pacis adumbrooutline a peace plan
- confornico 1over-arch, vault over
- convinco 3overcome, conquer, convict of crime, convict of error, refute, prove something incontestably, show clearly, demonstrate
- cultus amoenioroverly dainty clothes
- curiosus ac speculatoroverseer and scout, watchdog and scout
- ceromatites, ceromatitae moverseer of the palaestra
- compositus somno vinoqueoverwhelmed by wine and sleep
- certis nominibus grandem pecuniam debeoowe a large sum in secured items
- commoda rei familiarisown interest, private interests
- corii bubuliox strap, knout, rod, whip
- civitas pacatapacified state, subjugated state
- compono 3pacify, allay, settle, calm, appease, quiet, tranquillize, reconcile, set right, set in or restore to the proper place or condition, arrange, adjust, order, set in order
- convaso 1pack vessels together, pack implements together, pack up, pile up
- cletellae, cletellarum fpack-saddle put upon beasts of burden, especially upon asses, sumpter-saddle, name of a place in Rome, instrument of torture
- clitellae, clitellarum fpack-saddle put upon beasts of burden, especially upon asses, sumpter-saddle, name of a place in Rome, instrument of torture
- celox publicapackage boat, packet-boat, state yacht
- cardimona, cardimonae fpain in the stomach
- circumnoto 1paint around, portray around
- colores induco in aridopaint in secco
- compingo 3 (2)paint over
- catagraphus, catagrapha, catagraphumpainted, colored, depicted
- colorem perdopale, turn pale, go pale
- clibanarii, clibanariorum mpan bread bakers
- chartae Panamensespanama papers
- caecus quidam timorpanic terror
- cartopola, cartopolae mpaper-merchant
- chartopola, chartopolae mpaper-merchant
- chartarius, chartarii mpapermerchant
- copiae semimilitaresparamilitary troops, paramilitary forces
- cunctiparens, cunctiparentis mparent of all, allfather
- comitia parlamentariaparliamentary election
- caduceator, caduceatoris mparliamentary, negotiator, envoy, commissioner
- cacatua, cacatuae fparrot
- casteria, casteriae fpart of a ship where rowers were accustomed to rest, rowers’ room
- commiseratio, commiserationis fpart of an oration intended to excite compassion
- correus, correi mpartaker in guilt, joint criminal
- consocius, consocii mpartaker, aid, companion
- comparticeps, comparticipispartaking, participants together
- conviviones, convivionum mparticipants in the banquet
- consiliis arcanis intersumparticipate in secret deliberations
- communicatus, communicatus mparticipation
- cantus perdicispartridge buzzing
- certamen partiumparty dispute, party controversy
- contentio partiumparty struggle, party campaign
- corrumpor 3pass into corruption, perish, morally degenerate
- cribello 1pass through a sieve, sift
- cribro 1pass through a sieve, sift
- condo 3pass, spend, live through, bring to a close, conceal, hide, secrete, suppress, close, shut, place in ambush, thrust in deep, strike in deep, to plunge, lose sight of
- cuniculum, cuniculi npassage under ground, hole, pit, cavity, canal, mine
- combustus Semelapassionate about Semela
- cupiditas acrispassionate desire
- concupiscentivus, concupiscentiva, concupiscentivumpassionately desiring
- color xerographicuspastel color
- crustum, crusi npastry, any thing baked
- centonizo 1patch up, stitch up, cobble together, piece together
- cicatricosa, cicatricosorum npatchwork, piecemeal
- cuppedinaria tabernapatisserie, confectionery, patisserie
- caritas erga patriampatriotism, love of the fatherland
- certis pensionibus solvopay by installments
- culpam pendopay for his guilt
- caerimonia summa colo sacrariumpay the most solemn reverence to the shrine
- conciliatrix pacispeace broker, peacemaker
- conatus pacis componendae (restituendae, faciendae)peace efforts
- colloquium de pacepeace negotiation, peace talk
- colloquium de pacis condicionibuspeace negotiation, peace talk
- colloquium de pacis legibuspeace negotiation, peace talk
- calamus pacispeace pipe
- consilium pacis in Syria componendaepeace plan for Syria
- colloquia de pace componendāpeace talks, peace efforts, peace conference
- condiciones pacispeace terms, peace conditions
- compositio, compositionis fpeaceful union, accommodation of a difference, agreement, compact, bringing together of combatants, matching of combatants
- cum bona pacepeaceful, calm
- cornicum oculos configopeck out the eyes of the crows
- circumcellionicus, circumcellionica, circumcellionicumpeculiar to the wandering monks
- cilo, cilonis mpederast
- cinaedicus, cinaedici mpederast
- circulator, circulatoris mpedler, mountebank, quack, noisy philosopher
- cofanus, cofani mpelican
- cerniculum, cerniculi npenetrator, sieve, searce
- Cherronesus, Cherronesi fpeninsula
- Chersonesus, Chersonesi fpeninsula
- chlamydati, chlamydatorum mpeople dressed with the chlamys
- concilia plebispeople's meetings, people's assemblies
- cucullus piperispepperbag, pepper bag
- centena miliaper hundred thousand
- castrensis, castrenseper-taining to the camp, camp-
- coram aliquid cernoperceive something as an eyewitness, witness something as an eyewitness
- complurium annorumperennial, multiyear
- consummateperfectly, superbly, completely
- comoediam doperform a comedy
- corpus mortui aperioperform a postmortem examination on a dead person
- corpus mortui insecoperform a postmortem examination on a dead person
- clavichordio canoperform on the piano, play the piano
- clavicino 1perform on the piano, play the piano
- clavili canoperform on the piano, play the piano
- clavicymbalo canoperform something on the piano
- coquino 1perform the office of a cook
- choros agitoperforming choirs
- choros agoperforming choirs
- choros exerceoperforming choirs
- choros ducoperforming choirs, lead the round dance
- compositio verborumperiod structure, sentence structure
- compereoperish together
- concretio mortalisperishable materials
- caelum calamitosumpernicious climate
- cathetus, catheti fperpendicular line, perpendicular
- conceptor, conceptoris mperpetrator
- contumacia, contumaciae fperseverance in one’s purpose, perseverance in one’s opinion, arrogance, inflexibility, contumacy, obstinacy, stubbornness
- coepta expugnopersevere in carrying out one's intention, carry through one's intention
- confictio personaeperson poetry, personal poetry
- collegatarius, i mperson to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with others, collegatary, joint-legatee
- custodiae, custodiarum fpersons in confinement, captives, prisoners
- Capitolini, Capitolinorum mpersons who had responsibility for the Capitoline Games
- candidus, candida, candidumperspicuous, flowing, artless, unaffected, unblemished, pure, guileless, honest, upright, sincere, fair, candid, frank, open, cheerful, oyous, happy, fortunate, prosperous, lucky
- capularis , capularepertaining to a bier, destined for a bier
- candidatorius, candidatoria, candidatoriumpertaining to a candidate for office
- castricianus, castriciana, castricianumpertaining to a Castricius
- cohortalis, cohortalepertaining to a cattle-yard, pertaining to a poultry-yard, pertaining to an imperial body-guard
- cortalis, cortalepertaining to a cattle-yard, pertaining to a poultry-yard, pertaining to an imperial body-guard
- causalis, causalepertaining to a cause, causal
- censualis, censualepertaining to a census
- catenarius, catenaria, catenariumpertaining to a chain, fastened by a chain
- curulis, curulepertaining to a chariot
- comitivus, comitiva, comitivumpertaining to a chief officer
- columnarius, columnaria, columnariumpertaining to a column
- congiarius, congiaria, congiariumpertaining to a congius, holding a congius, given by measure
- consularis, consularepertaining to a consul, consular, of consular rank
- cosularis, cosularepertaining to a consul, consular, of consular rank
- cursualis, cursualepertaining to a course, running, , hasty, speedy
- catervarius, catervaria, catervariumpertaining to a crowd, pertaining to a troop
- curialis, curialepertaining to a curia, belonging to the same curia, belonging to the same district, belonging to the same division of the people, pertaining to the religious services of the curiae
- cymbalicus, cymbalica, cymbalicumpertaining to a cymbal
- climactericus, climacterica, climactericumpertaining to a dangerous epoch in life, climacterical
- cervinus, cervina, cervinumpertaining to a deer
- condicticius, condicticia, condicticiumpertaining to a demand of restitution
- cenalis, cenalepertaining to a dinner
- cenaticus, cenatica, cenaticumpertaining to a dinner
- coenaticus, coenatica, coenaticumpertaining to a dinner
- caninus, canina, caninumpertaining to a dog, canine, dog-
- cardineus, cardinea, cardineumpertaining to a door-hinge
- cardinalis, cardinalepertaining to a door-hinge, that on which something turns, that on which something depends, principal, chief
- columbinaceus, columbinacea, columbinaceumpertaining to a dove
- columbinus, columbina, columbinumpertaining to a dove, pertaining to a pigeon, dove-
- convivalis, convivalepertaining to a feast, festal, convivial
- convivialis, convivialepertaining to a feast, festal, convivial
- castellanus, castellana, castellanumpertaining to a fort, pertaining to a castle
- claustralis, claustralepertaining to a fortress
- cenacularius, cenacularia, cenaculariumpertaining to a garret
- coenacularius, coenacularia, coenaculariumpertaining to a garret
- collinus, collina, collinumpertaining to a hill, found on a hill, growing on a hill, hilly, hill-
- caballinus, caballina, caballinumpertaining to a horse, horse-
- canterinus, canterina, canterinumpertaining to a horse, horse-
- cantherinus, cantherina, cantherinumpertaining to a horse, horse-
- cadialis, cadialepertaining to a jar, contained in a jar
- commissuralis, commissuralepertaining to a juncture
- cybaeus, cybaea, cybaeumpertaining to a kind of
- cacabaceus, cacabacea, cacabaceumpertaining to a kitchen-pot
- caccabaceus, caccabacea, caccabaceumpertaining to a kitchen-pot
- campester, campestris, campestrepertaining to a level field, even, flat, level, champaign, relating to the Campus Martius, relating to the athletic exercises held in the Campus Martius, pertaining to the comitia held in the Campus Martius
- campestris, campestrepertaining to a level field, even, flat, level, champaign, relating to the Campus Martius, relating to the athletic exercises held in the Campus Martius, pertaining to the comitia held in the Campus Martius
- catulinus, catulina, catulinumpertaining to a little dog, dog’s-
- clitellarius, clitellaria, clitellariumpertaining to a pack-saddle, bearing a pack-saddle
- carceralis, carceralepertaining to a prison
- carcereus, carcerea, carcereumpertaining to a prison
- coemptionalis, coemptionalepertaining to a sham sale, pertaining to a sham marriage, poor, worthless
- comptionalis, coemptionalepertaining to a sham sale, pertaining to a sham marriage, poor, worthless
- concheus, conchea, concheumpertaining to a shell-fish
- cribrarius, cribraria, cribrariumpertaining to a sieve, sifted
- cubiclarius, cubiclaria, cubiclariumpertaining to a sleepingchamber
- cubicularis, cubicularepertaining to a sleepingchamber
- cubicularius, cubicularia, cubiculariumpertaining to a sleepingchamber
- cubucularius, cubucularia, cubuculariumpertaining to a sleepingchamber
- cellaris, cellarepertaining to a storeroom
- cellarius, cellaria, cellariumpertaining to a storeroom
- carpentarius, carpentaria, carpentariumpertaining to a wagon, pertaining to a chariot
- calamarius, calamaria, calamariumpertaining to a writing-reed
- castimonialis, castimonialepertaining to abstinence, pertaining to continence
- constitutorius, constitutoria, constitutoriumpertaining to agreement
- colonicus, colonica, colonicumpertaining to agriculture, pertaining to husbandry, found upon any farm, common, pertaining to a colony
- calasticus, calastica, calasticumpertaining to alleviating, pertaining to soothing
- chalasticus, chalastica, chalasticumpertaining to alleviating, pertaining to soothing
- calculatorius, calculatoria, calculatoriumpertaining to an accountant
- causidicalis, causidicalepertaining to an advocate
- cognitorius, cognitoria, cognitoriumpertaining to an advocate
- conventionalis, conventionalepertaining to an agreement, pertaining to a compact, conventional
- cathedralicius, cathedralicia, cathedraliciumpertaining to an arm-chair
- cathedrarius, cathedraria, cathedrariumpertaining to an arm-chair, pertaining to the chair or office of a teacher
- cohortalinus, cohortalina, cohortalinumpertaining to an imperial body-guard
- cortalinus, cortalina, cortalinumpertaining to an imperial body-guard
- clurinus, clurina, clurinumpertaining to apes
- compromissarius, compromissaria, compromissariumpertaining to arbitration
- cinerarius, cineraria, cinerariumpertaining to ashes, bordering upon graves
- confinialis, confinialepertaining to boundaries, boundary-, bordering
- confinalis, confinalepertaining to boundaries, pertaining to boundary, bordering
- calcariarius, calcariaria, calcariariumpertaining to burning lime
- calcularius, calcularia, calculariumpertaining to calculation
- Caucasius , Caucasia, Caucasiumpertaining to Caucasus, Caucasian
- Cerealis, Cerealepertaining to Ceres, devoted to Ceres, pertaining to the cultivation of land, pertaining to grain, pertaining to agriculture
- casearius, casearia, caseariumpertaining to cheese, cheese-
- Circaeus, Circaea, Circaeumpertaining to Circe, Circean
- cisterninus, cisternina, cisterninumpertaining to cisterns, cistern-
- civicus, civica, civicumpertaining to citizens, civil, civic, citizens, pertaining to a town, pertaining to a city
- civilis, civilepertaining to citizens, civil, civic, relating to public life, relating to political life, political, public, state-, courteous, polite, civil, affable, urbane
- Clusinus, Clusina, Clusinumpertaining to Clusium
- concubitalis, concubitalepertaining to coition
- comoedicus, comoedica, comoedicumpertaining to comedy, comic
- comoedus, comoeda, comoedumpertaining to comedy, comic, adapted to comedy, given to acting
- conventicius, conventicia, conventiciumpertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse
- conventitius, conventitia, conventitiumpertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse
- compascuus, compascua, compascuumpertaining to common pasturage
- comparativus, comparativa, comparativumpertaining to comparison, depending on comparison, comparative
- Comensis, Comensepertaining to Comum
- conceptionalis, conceptionalepertaining to conception
- concessivus, concessiva, concessivumpertaining to concession, concessive
- concordialis, concordialepertaining to concord, pertaining to union
- confessorius, confessoria, confessoriumpertaining to confession, pertaining to acknowledgment
- coniectarius, coniectaria, coniectariumpertaining to conjecture, conjectural
- copulativus, copulativa, copulativumpertaining to connecting, copulative
- consolatorius, consolatoria, consolatoriumpertaining to consolation, consolatory
- consolabilis, consolabilepertaining to consolation, that may be consoled, consolable, that brings consolation, consolatory
- consultatorius, consultatoria, consultatoriumpertaining to consultation
- contentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosumpertaining to contention, contentious, disputatious, headstrong, obstinate, pertinacious
- concertatorius, concertatoria, concertatoriumpertaining to controversy, pertaining to disputation, controversial
- controversialis, controversialepertaining to controversy, pertaining to dispute, controversial
- cocinus, cocina, cocinumpertaining to cooking
- coquinus, coquina, coquinumpertaining to cooking
- criminalis, criminalepertaining to crime, criminal
- Cybeleius, Cybeleia, Cybeleiumpertaining to Cybele
- Cynthius, Cynthia, Cynthiumpertaining to Cynthus, Cynthian
- Cyparissĭus, Cyparissĭa, Cyparissĭumpertaining to Cyparissa
- cupedinarius, cupedinaria, cupedinariumpertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies
- cuppedinarius, cuppedinaria, cuppedinariumpertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies
- cervariolus, cervariola, cervariolumpertaining to deer
- cervarius, cervaria, cervariumpertaining to deer
- cenatorius, cenatoria, cenatoriumpertaining to dinner, pertaining to the table
- coenatorius, coenatoria, coenatoriumpertaining to dinner, pertaining to the table
- canarius, canaria, canariumpertaining to dogs, dog-
- columbarius, columbaria, columbariumpertaining to doves
- coctilicius, coctilicia, coctiliciumpertaining to dried wood
- crustarius, crustaria, crustariumpertaining to embossed work
- cibalis, cibalepertaining to food
- cibarius, cibaria, cibariumpertaining to food, suitable for food
- cepuricus, cepurica, cepuricumpertaining to gardening
- cessicius, cessicia, cessiciumpertaining to giving up, pertaining to ceding, belonging to the cession
- caprinus, caprina, caprinumpertaining to goats
- curatorius, curatoria, curatoriumpertaining to guardianship, pertaining to a guardian
- chalazius, chalazia, chalaziumpertaining to hail
- chirografarius, chirografaria, chirografariumpertaining to handwriting, manuscript-
- chirographarius, chirographaria, chirographariumpertaining to handwriting, manuscript-, written by hand
- caelestis, caelestepertaining to heaven, pertaining to the heavens, found in heaven, coming from heaven, heavenly, celestial, divine, god-like, magnificent, preeminent
- coelestis, coelestepertaining to heaven, pertaining to the heavens, found in heaven, coming from heaven, heavenly, celestial, divine, god-like, magnificent, preeminent
- conducticius, conducticia, conducticiumpertaining to hire, hired, rented
- cornualis, cornualepertaining to horns
- crapularius, crapularia, crapulariumpertaining to intoxication, preventive of inebriation
- cognitionalis, cognitionalepertaining to judicial inquiry
- capellianus , capelliana, capellianumpertaining to kids, pertaining to goats
- corarius, coraria, corariumpertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather
- coriarius, coriaria, coriariumpertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather
- captatorius, captatoria, captatoriumpertaining to legacy-hunters, hereditary
- calcarius, calcaria, calcariumpertaining to lime, lime-
- claustrarius, claustraria, claustrariumpertaining to locks
- chalatorius, chalatoria, chalatoriumpertaining to loosing, pertaining to letting down
- canorus, canora, canorumpertaining to melody, melodious, harmonious, euphonious
- cinaedicus, cinaedica, cinaedicumpertaining to one who is unchaste, immodest, lewd
- chartarius, chartaria, chartariumpertaining to paper, paper-
- charteus, chartea, charteumpertaining to paper, paper-
- centonarius, centonaria, centonariumpertaining to patchwork
- consortalis, consortalepertaining to property held in common
- commeatalis, commeatalepertaining to provisions or supplies, accompanying the provisions
- caementicius, caementicia, caementiciumpertaining to quarried stones, consisting of quarried stones
- caerimonialis, caerimonialepertaining to religious rites, ceremonial
- cerimonialis, cerimonialepertaining to religious rites, ceremonial
- caerimoniosus, caerimoniosa, caerimoniosumpertaining to religious rites, devoted to religious rites
- cerimoniosus, cerimoniosa, cerimoniosumpertaining to religious rites, devoted to religious rites
- cursorius, cursoria, cursoriumpertaining to running, belonging to the runner, pertaining to a race-course
- cursurius, cursuria, cursuriumpertaining to running, belonging to the runner, pertaining to a race-course
- crocinus, crocina, crocinumpertaining to saffron, saffron-, saffron-colored
- croceus, crocea, croceumpertaining to saffron, saffron-, saffron-colored, yellow, golden
- cetosus, cetosa, cetosumpertaining to sea-fishes
- cautionalis, cautionalepertaining to security
- concursatorius, concursatoria, concursatoriumpertaining to skirmishing
- cantilenosus, cantilenosa, cantilenosumpertaining to song, poetic
- condimentarius, condimentaria, condimentariumpertaining to spices, pertaining to seasoning
- calculensis, calculensepertaining to stones
- Cyloneus, Cylonea, Cyloneumpertaining to the Athenian Cylon,
- Cylonius, Cylonia, Cyloniumpertaining to the Athenian Cylon,
- castorinus, castorina, castorinumpertaining to the beaver, beaver-
- Cycneius, Cycneii mpertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus, the son of Hyrie
- Cygneius, Cygneii mpertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus, the son of Hyrie
- Capitolinus, Capitolina, Capitolinumpertaining to the Capitol, Capitoline
- carrucarius, carrucaria, carrucariumpertaining to the carruca
- carrucharius, carrucharia, carruchariumpertaining to the carruca
- centumviralis, centumviralepertaining to the centumviri
- choricus, chorica, choricum pertaining to the chorus, kind of anapœstic verse
- circensis, circensepertaining to the Circus
- circiensis, circiensepertaining to the Circus
- circuensis, circuensepertaining to the Circus
- colicus, colica, colicumpertaining to the colic, suffering from the colic
- colonarius, colonaria, colonariumpertaining to the colonus, rustic
- comitianus, comitiana, comitianumpertaining to the Comes Orientis
- continentalis, continentalepertaining to the continent, continental
- cothurnatus, cothurnata, cothurnatumpertaining to the cothurnus, elevated, lofty, tragic
- coturnatus, coturnata, coturnatumpertaining to the cothurnus, elevated, lofty, tragic
- compitalis, compitalepertaining to the cross-ways
- cruciarius, cruciaria, cruciariumpertaining to the cross, pertaining to torture, full of torture
- cruciatorius, cruciatoria, cruciatoriumpertaining to the cross, pertaining to torture, full of torture
- curiatus, curiata, curiatumpertaining to the curia, decided by the curia, belonging to the curia
- curiatus, curiata, curiatumpertaining to the curiae
- Cyclopius, Cyclopia, Cyclopiumpertaining to the Cyclopes
- Cynosuris, Cynosuridis f
pertaining to the Cynosura
- comitatensis, comitatensepertaining to the dignity or office of courtiers
- canicularis, canicularepertaining to the dog-star
- cubitalis, cubitalepertaining to the elbow, a cubit long
- comitionalis, comitionalepertaining to the elections
- consistorialis, consistorialepertaining to the emperor’s cabinet
- consistorianus, consistoriana, consistorianumpertaining to the emperor’s cabinet
- campaneus, campanea, campaneumpertaining to the fields
- campanius, campania, campaniumpertaining to the fields
- corporativus, corporativa, corporativumpertaining to the forming of a body
- caprarius, capraria, caprariumpertaining to the goat
- caprilis, caprilepertaining to the goat
- capillaris, capillarepertaining to the hair
- comatorius, comatoria, comatoriumpertaining to the hair
- crinalis, crinalepertaining to the hair, hair-
- cardiacus, cardiaca, cardiacumpertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach
- cordiacus, cordiaca, cordiacumpertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach
- cordialus, cordiala, cordialumpertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach
- cordiatus, cordiata, cordiatumpertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach
- clunalis, clunalepertaining to the hinder parts, hind-
- cocinatorius, cocinatoria, cocinatoriumpertaining to the kitchen
- coquinatorius, coquinatoria, coquinatoriumpertaining to the kitchen
- coquinaris, coquinarepertaining to the kitchen, culinary
- coquinarius, coquinaria, coquinariumpertaining to the kitchen, culinary
- culīnārius, culīnāria, culīnāriumpertaining to the kitchen, culinary, kitchen-
- coleatus, coleata, coleatumpertaining to the membrum virile
- classiarius, classiaria, classiariumpertaining to the navy
- collaris, collarepertaining to the neck
- cunicularis, cunicularepertaining to the rabbit, rabbit-
- calceolarius, calceolaria, calceolariumpertaining to the shoes
- calciolarius, calciolaria, calciolariumpertaining to the shoes
- caligaris, caligarepertaining to the soldier’s boot
- caligarius, caligaria, caligariumpertaining to the soldier’s boot
- crepidarius, crepidaria, crepidariumpertaining to the sole, pertaining to the sandal
- chelidonius, chelidonia, chelidoniumpertaining to the swallow
- Caesareus, Caesarea, Caesareumpertaining to the triumvir Caesar, Caesarian, imperial, built by the emperor Domitian
- caudiceus, caudicea, caudiceumpertaining to the trunk of a tree
- caudicalis, caudicalepertaining to the trunks of trees, of wood, the employment of woodsplitting
- chronicus, chronica, chronicumpertaining to time, chronic, lingering
- coniugulus, coniugula, coniugulumpertaining to uniting, connecting
- caldarius, caldaria, caldariumpertaining to warming, suitable for warming
- calidarius, calidaria, calidariumpertaining to warming, suitable for warming
- colliciaris, colliciarepertaining to water-channels
- cerarius, ceraria, cerariumpertaining to wax
- connubialis, connubialepertaining to wedlock, connubial, conjugal
- conubialis, conubiale (connubialis, connubiale)pertaining to wedlock, connubial, conjugal
- cuius, cuia, cuiumpertaining to whom?, of whom?, whose?
- contentiosepertinaciously, obstinately
- calumnia, calumniae fperversion of justice, bringing of an action in bad faith, conviction for malicious prosecution
- causula, causulae fpetty lawsuit, slight occasion
- caupo, cauponis m (copo)petty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper
- copo, coponis mpetty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper
- cupo, cuponis mpetty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper
- conlega sapientiaephilosophical comrade
- catalogus telephonicusphone book
- corporis īnsūmptiophysical exhaustion, fatigue, burnout
- corporis exercitatiophysical training, athletic training, sports training
- corporephysically
- clinicus, clinici mphysician who attends patients sick in bed, patient confined to his bed, bearer of the bier, sexton, grave-digger, one who was baptized when sick or infirm
- clavilista, clavilistae mpianist, piano player
- clavicen, clavicinis mpiano player
- claviarium, claviarii npiano
- clavichordium, clavichordii npiano
- clavicymbalum, clavicymbali npiano
- clavile, clavilis npiano
- carpeo 2pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather
- carpio 5pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather
- carpo 3pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather, take something as nourishment, crop, pluck off, browse, graze on, eat, devour, tear off, tear away, fleece rich lovers
- carphologia, carphologiae fpicking of pieces of straw from the (mud) walls
- crocidismus, crocidismi mpicking off of flocks
- cala, calae fpiece of wood, billet of wood
- calum, cali npiece of wood, firewood
- conterebro 1pierce through, bore through
- confossus, confossa. confossumpierced through, full of holes, seriously damaged
- cinnabari, cinnabaris npigment obtained from the gum of the dragon’s-blood tree, dragon’s-blood
- cinnabaris, cinnabaris fpigment obtained from the gum of the dragon’s-blood tree, dragon’s-blood
- caelo aliquid aequopile something sky-high
- columen rei publicaepillar of the state
- columnarii, columnariorum mpillar saints, criminal riffraff
- columnarium, columnarii npillar-tax, tribute for the pillars of a house
- capitale, capitalis npillow
- cervical, cervicalis n (cervicale, cervicalis n)pillow, bolster
- cervicale, cervicalis npillow, bolster
- chalazion, chalazii npimple or small tubercle on the eyelids
- chalazosis, chalazosis fpimple or small tubercle on the eyelids
- cnodax, cnodacis mpin, pivot, gudgeon
- canaliclarius, canaliclariī mpipe manufacturer, gutter fabricator, plumber
- canale, canalis npipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe
- canalis, canalis cpipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe
- castrametor 1pitch a camp, stake out a camp
- caligo piceapitch black darkness
- cedria, cedriae fpitch from cedar, resin from cedar
- commiserescitpity rises, sympathy rises
- cardo, cardinis mpivot and socket of a door, hinge of a door, beams that were fitted together, turning point, pole, chief point, chief circumstance, the earth as the centre of the universe
- casa scriblitariapizzeria
- carectum, carecti nplace covered with sedge or rushes, sedge-plot
- cohors, cohortis fplace enclosed around, court, enclosure, yard, pen, multitude enclosed, multitude fenced in, company of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants
- cohors, cohortis fplace enclosed around, court, enclosure, yard, pen, the multitude enclosed in, the multitude fenced in, company of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, auxiliary troops, allies, troop of cavalry, army, retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude
- carminibus templorum exorno aditusplace epigrams at the entrances to the temples
- colliga, colligae fplace for gathering, collection location, collection point
- collectaculum aquaeplace of assembling, receptacle, reservoir
- campus Martiusplace of assembly for the Roman people at the comitia centuriata, the comitia themselves, place for games, exercise, and recreation, place for military drills
- conciliabolum, conciliaboli nplace of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel
- conciliabulum, conciliabuli n (conciliabolum)place of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel
- consistorium, consistorii nplace of assembly, the earth, as a dwelling-place of man, a room where servants wait, the place where the emperor’s council met, emperor’s cabinet
- cubile, cubilis nplace of rest, couch, bed, marriage-bed, nest, lair, hole, kennel, couch of the setting sun, joint of a stone, bed of a stone, beam, the very den of something, the very lair of something
- comparo 1place on the same footing, put on an equality with, place together in comparison, compare, reflect, consider, judge
- confido alicuiplace one's trust in someone
- circumsisto 3place one’s self around, take one’s stand around a person or thing, surround, go around, stand around
- contrapono 3place opposite, oppose to
- caelum decerno alicuiplace someone among the gods
- conspicilium, conspicilii nplace to look from
- conspicillum, conspicilli nplace to look from
- colloco 1place together, arrange, station, lay, put, place, set, set up, erect, give in marriage, give, lay out, invest, advance, place money, place a dowry, place wealth, employ, invest, dispose of, occupy, employ, put, set in order
- compono 3place together, lay together, bring together, set together, unite, join, connect, collect, aggregate, compose, orde, arrange, adjust
- conditorium, conditōrii nplace where any thing is laid up, repository, place for preserving a dead body, place for preserving the ashes of the dead, coffin, tomb, sepulchre
- cimeliarchium, cimeliarchii nplace where jewels are deposited, treasury
- competum, competi nplace where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads
- compitum, compiti nplace where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads
- compitus, compiti mplace where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads
- conflagesplaces exposed on all sides to the winds
- conflogesplaces exposed on all sides to the winds
- confragesplaces exposed on all sides to the winds
- campestria, campestrium nplain, flat land, level ground, flat, level area, Mars Field
- cogitatio rerum novarumplan of overthrow, plan of a coup
- consilium et effectusplanning and implementation
- consilia novorum armorum acquirendorumplans to purchase new weapons, plans to modernize armament
- carcinothron, carcinothri nplant also called polygonon
- calyx, calycis fplant of two kinds, the monk’s-hood
- cissanthemos, cissanthemi fplant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos
- cissanthemum, cissanthemi nplant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos
- cissophylon, cissophyli nplant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos
- complanto 1plant together
- catanance, catanances fplant used in magical love potions
- ceratia, ceratiae plant with a single leaf
- carpasum, carpasi nplant with narcotic juice
- carpathum, carpathi nplant with narcotic juice
- cymbalaris, cymbalaris fplant, also called cotyledon
- cymbalitis, cymbalitidis fplant, also called cotyledon
- carcinethron, carcinethri nplant, also called polygonon
- catastactice, catastactices fplant, called in pure Lat, scelerata
- chamaeleuce, chamaeleuces fplant, colt’sfoot
- chamaeleon, chamaeleontis mplant, the carline thistle
- chirurgus cosmeticusplastic surgeon, cosmetic surgeon
- catillo, catillonis m platelicker, glutton, gourmand
- commenticia civitas PlatonisPlato's fictitious state, Plato's ideal state
- civitas optima PlatonisPlato's ideal state
- civitas perfecta PlatonisPlato's ideal state
- cithara canoplay guitar
- cithara personoplay the guitar, play on the guitar
- colludo 3play together, sport together, play with, keep up false appearances with one to the injury of a third person, have a secret understanding with one, act collusively
- chordacista, chordacistae mplayer on a stringed instrument
- cordacista, cordacistae mplayer on a stringed instrument
- cicuticen, cicuticinis mplayer upon a reed-pipe
- campus lusoriusplaying field, sports field
- citharizo 1playing guitar
- causas dictitoplead frequently
- causo 1plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend
- causor 1plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend
- caussor 1plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend
- causidicus, causidici mpleader, advocate
- cave sis, ne mentiarisplease do not lie!
- complacitus, complacita, complacitumpleased, favorable
- clementiam obstringopledge oneself to leniency
- circulus plenariusplenary assembly
- conventus plenariusPlenary Assembly
- coetus plenariusplenary session, plenary meeting
- conspiro cum aliquo (contra aliquem)plot with (against) someone
- circumaro 1plough around
- culter, cultri mplough-coulter, ploughshare, knife, vintner’s knife, butcher’s knife, hunting-knife
- cornicum eruo genaspluck out the eyes of the crows
- concerpo 3pluck, pull in pieces, tear in pieces, rend, abuse, revile, censure
- coccymelum, coccymeli nplum
- catapeirates, catapeiratae mplumb line
- castra hostium diripioplunder the enemies' camp
- compilator, compilatoris mplunderer
- caecus in perniciem ruoplunge blindly into ruin, plunge blindly into the abyss, plunge blindly into disaster
- colutea, coluteorum npod-like kind of fruit
- comici veterespoets of the Ancient Attic Comedy
- cacumino 1point, make pointed, sharpen
- cuspis, cuspidis fpoint, the pointed end of any thing, spear, javelin, lance, spit, the trident of Neptune, sting of a bee, a scorpion’s sting, a pointed tube
- condiciones tortaepointed conditions, spiky conditions, captious conditions
- chelidoniacus, chelidoniaca, chelidoniacumpointed like a swallow’s tail
- cuneatus, cuneata, cuneatumpointed like a wedge, wedgeshaped
- clonos, cloni fpoison cock foot
- calix venenariuspoisoned cup
- calix venenatuspoisoned cup
- contus, conti mpole, pike, rudder, rowing rod, oar, throwing spit, throwing spear, male genital
- contravenio 4polemizing countering, oppose
- Cooperatio publica iuridicaque in rebus criminalibus (CPIRC)Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters (PJZS)
- cohors custodum publicorumpolice department, police unit, police team
- canis astynomicuspolice dog
- canis biocolyticuspolice dog
- canis publicuspolice dog
- custodiae publicae sedespolice station, police department
- custodiae publicae statiopolice station, police department
- custodes publicipolice
- carmen coerceopolish a poem
- colorator, coloratoris mpolisher
- cooperatio politicapolitical cooperation
- caedes politicis de causis commissapolitical murder, political assassination
- consiliorum in re publica sociuspolitical party comrade, political party member
- capitularis, capitularepoll tax-related
- capitatio, capitationis fpoll-tax, outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service
- commingo 3pollute, defile
- confoedo 1pollute, defile
- conforio 4pollute, defile
- coinquinatus, coinquinata, coinquinatumpolluted, contaminated
- contaminator nidipolluter, nest defiler
- colluvio gentiumpolluting mixing of estates (through marriage)
- coinquinatio, coinquinationis fpolluting
- capillus delibutuspomaded hair
- corchoros, corchori mpoor kind of pulse, growing wild
- corchorum, corchori npoor kind of pulse, growing wild
- corchorus, corchori mpoor kind of pulse, growing wild
- codia, codiae fpoppy head
- caro porcinapork
- carmen ponopose a riddle
- catastema, catastematis nposition of a star, situation of a star, condition of a star
- collocatio verborumposition of the words
- capio 5possess, embrace, entertain, conceive, be subjected to, suffer, experience, contain, be large enough for, swallow up, ingulf, take in, contain, hold, be strong enough for, bear, be capable of, undergo, be susceptible of, be of a nature to, comprehend
- colonia, coloniae fpossession in land, landed estate, farm, abode, dwelling, colony, colonial town, settlement, the persons sent for the establishment of such a town, a colony, colonists, planters, colony of bees
- cteticos, cteticonpossessive
- communis pestispossible destruction of the state
- custodes circumiciopost guards all around
- consul suffectuspost-elected consul, one chosen in the course of the year in the place of one who had died
- comitia differopostpone a assembly
- comitia prolatopostpone a meeting
- colloquium differo in posterum diempostpone the interview until the following day
- crastinatio, crastinationis fpostponement, adjournment, extension of deadline
- combibo, combibonis mpot companion, drinking companion
- cena ollicoquapot dish
- caro assapot roast, braised meat
- creta figlinapotter's earth, pottery soil
- cataplasma, cataplasmatis npoultice, plaster, cataplasm
- circumfundor 3pour around, crowd around, flow around
- circumplumbo 1pour in lead around
- capulo 1 [1]pour off
- circumfundo 3pour out around, press upon, crowd around, embrace closely, cling to, closely embrace, enclose, environ, surround, overwhelm
- confundo 3pour together, mingle together, mix together, mingle, unite, join, combine, confound, confuse, jumble together, bring into disorder, disfigure, make undistinguishable
- cheuma, cheumatis npour, spout
- circumfusio, circumfusionis fpouring around
- corpus cera circumfundopouring wax around the corpse, surrounding the corpse with wax
- caelipotens, caelipotentispowerful in heaven
- coelipotens, coelipotentispowerful in heaven
- cortinipotens,cortinipotentispowerful on the tripod
- commeleto 1praclise assiduously
- contra rem publicam faciopractice high treason, commit high treason, pursuing plans to overthrow
- commentatio parendipractice in obedience
- cotidie declamita commentorpractice with loud speeches every day
- coexercito 1practise at the same time
- cavillor 1practise jeering, practise mocking, censure, criticise, satirize, jest, reason captiously, use sophisms, quibble
- capto testamentapractise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies
- committo 3practise wrong, perpetrate wrong, do injustice, commit a crime, offend, sin, commit an offence, be guilty, be in fault
- collaudo 1praise or commend very much, extol highly
- conlaudo 1praise or commend very much, extol highly
- comprecor 1pray to, supplicate, implore, pray, supplicate, imprecate, wish for
- cano surdispreach to deaf ears, talk to the wind
- canto surdopreaching to deaf ears, talk to the wind
- currum regis anteeoprecede the king's chariot
- catoptritis, catoptritis fprecious stone found in Cappadocia
- cochlis, cochlidis fprecious stone like a snail-shell in form
- callaina, callainae fprecious stone of a pale-green color
- capnitis, capnitidis fprecious stone of a smoky hue
- ceramitis, ceramitidis fprecious stone of the color of brick
- carcinias, carciniae mprecious stone of the color of the sea-crab
- cepitis, cepitidis fprecious stone unknown to us
- cepolatitis, cepolatititidis fprecious stone unknown to us
- circos, circi mprecious stone unknown to us
- ceraunium, ceraunii nprecious stone, kind of onyx
- ceraunus, cerauni mprecious stone, kind of onyx
- caduciterprecipitately, headlong
- canto 1predict, warn, point out, indicate, make known, say, reiterate, harp upon, forewarn of or against, use enchantments, charms, incantations, enchant, charm, call forth, produce by charms
- cōgitātiōne aliquid infingoprefigure
- conciens, concientispregnant, full
- commentatio mortispreparation for death
- cenam alicui apparoprepare a meal for someone
- comparatio novi belliprepare for a new war
- comparo 1 (2)prepare something with zeal, care, make ready, set in order, furnish, provide, procure, get, purchase, obtain, prepare, make, collect, brought one over to one's side, gained one over to one's side
- cottabius, cottabia, cottabiumprepared in the tile
- conditura, conditurae f (2)preparing, making
- comparatio, comparationis f (2)preparing, providing for, preparation, procuring, gaining, acquiring, purchasing, purchase
- codicillis praescriboprescribe in writing, order in writing
- celeritas animorumpresence of mind
- celeritas ingeniipresence of mind, resourcefulness, inventiveness
- corampresent in one’s own person, in one’s own presence, personally, in one’s presence, in their own hands, in the very act
- copiosius aliquid persequor (explico)present something more exhaustive
- conservans, conservantispreservative
- conditus, conditus mpreserving of fruits
- comitia praesidentialiapresidential elections
- colloquium cum diurnario habitumpress briefing, press conference
- conventus diurnariis edocendispress conference
- coarto 1press together, compress, contract, confine, strangle one’s self, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain
- coarcto 1press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain
- coarto 1press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain
- comprimo 3press together, squeeze together, compress, hold back, hold, keep in, restrain, hinder, check, repress, curb, keep to one’s self, keep back, withhold, suppress, conceal
- conspisso 1press together, thicken, condense, dense
- cospisso 1press together, thicken, condense, dense
- compulso 1press violently, strike violently, contend together, fight together
- compresso 1press, oppress
- compressus, compressa, compressumpressed together, close, strait, narrow, costive, connected with costiveness
- compactilis, compactilepressed together, joined together, compact, fitted one to another, thick-set
- confertus, conferta, confertumpressed together, pressed close, crowded, thick, dense, close, compact, stuffed, filled full, full
- compressus, compressus mpressing together, compression, embracing, copulation
- compressio, compressionis fpressing together, compression, embracing, copulation, compression of an expression, suppression, repression
- compulsatio, compulsationis fpressing together, contest, contention
- conspectus, conspecta, conspectumprestigious, conspicuous, sensational, excellent, noticeable, outstanding
- coemptio, coemptionis fpretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to a mock sale for the purpose of divesting it of the burden of certain sacrifices attached to it
- causatio, causationis fpretext, excuse, apology, plea, a disease
- causabundus, causabunda, causabundumpretexting reasons
- comula, comulae fpretty hair
- complusculepretty often
- commercium annonae impedioprevent the supply of food
- copias hostium distineoprevent the unification of the enemy troops
- corpora captivaprey on humans and cattle
- circumpungo 3prick around, puncture around
- compungo 3prick severely, puncture severely, sting, prick
- conpungo 3prick severely, puncture severely, sting, prick
- curio, curionis mpriest of a curia, crier
- Cybelista, Cybelistae mpriest of Cybele
- compitales, compitalium mpriests of the Lares compitales
- cena, cenae fprincipal meal of the Romans in the early period, taken about midday, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment
- coena, coenae fprincipal meal of the Romans in the early period, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment
- caena, caenae fprincipal meal of the Romans, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment
- cena, cenae fprincipal meal of the Romans, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment
- calculi, calculorum mprinciples of action
- carceris directorprison warden, prison governor
- carcar, carcaris mprison, jail
- cella promptuariaprison, jail
- commutatio captivorumprisoner exchange, prisoner swap
- carcerarius, carcerarii mprisonkeeper, jailer
- census privatusprivate assets, private property
- civium disceptationesprivate law disputes
- civilis causaprivate process, private litigation, private trial
- conscius scelerisprivy to the crime, involved in the crime
- comprobatio, comprobationis fprobationary test
- castigatius agoproceed more cautiously
- caprigenus, caprigena, caprigenumproceeding from a goat, of the goat kind
- causationes, causationum fprocess, trial, litigation, lawsuit, court case
- consulem aliquem renuntioproclaim someone as consul
- consulem declaroproclaim someone consul
- clarigo 1proclaim war against an enemy with certain religious ceremonies by the Fetiales
- condictio, condictionis fproclamation of a festival, formal claim of restitution
- consatĭo, consatĭonis fprocreation
- commeatum subvehoprocure supplies of provisions
- commeatum supportoprocure supplies of provisions
- concilio 1procure, provide, prepare, produce something for one, couple, obtain by purchase or otherwise, purchase, acquire, win, cause, bring about, make, produce, bring about
- comparatio veneniprocurement of poison
- cunio 4produce crap, make crap
- cano 3produce melodious sounds, sing of, celebrate in song, make known in song, utter melodious notes, sing, sound, play, speak in a sing-song tone, crow, resound, rehearse, recite, cause to resound, prophesy, foretell, predict, blow
- canto 1produce melodious sounds, sound, sing, play, recite, declaim, sound, resound
- cantus, cantus mproduction of melodious sound, musical utterance or expression, song, singing, playing, music, crowing, prophetic or oracular song, incantation, charm, magic song
- christianizo 1professing Christianity, professing to be a Christian
- catagrapha, catagraphorum nprofile paintings, side views
- commeatus argentariusprofit from money transactions
- conatus et effectusproject and realization, attempt and completion
- columna, columnae fprojecting object, column, pillar, post, support, water-spout, meteor, mebrum virile, top, summit
- compromitto 3promise mutually to abide by the decision of an arbiter, promise at the same time
- cautum, cauti npromissory note
- cautus, cautus mpromissory note
- Cynossema, Cynossematis npromontory of the Thracian Chersonese where Hecuba was buried
- civitatem omnibus rebus ornopromote citizenship in every way
- concoctionem adiuvopromote the digestion
- cathedro 1promote to bishop, make bishop
- conceptorius, conceptoria, conceptoriumpromoting conception, promoting pregnancy
- coniuga personis pronominapronouns connectable with all persons
- confulcio 4prop up properly, support properly, store properly
- cubitum premoprop up the elbow
- condicionem offeropropose, make a marriage proposal
- condicionem deferopropose, propose marriage
- concionabundus, concionabunda, concionabundumproposing something in a public assembly, haranguing in a public assembly
- contionabundus, contionabunda, contionabundumproposing something in a public assembly, haranguing in a public assembly
- copiae rei familiarisprosperity, wealth, affluence,
- commoda alicuius tueorprotect someone's interest, safeguard someone's interests
- cura secretorumprotection of secrets
- cothurnosus, cothurnosa, cothurnosumproud, wild, fierce
- culpam de me demoliorprove one's innocence
- contra pugnoprove to be an opponent, prove to be an adversary, fight against it
- contestatus, contestata, contestatumproved by witness, tried, proved
- contestateproven, sure
- cognitorem doprovide an identity witness
- caveo in iureprovide legal assistance with bail bonds
- caveo in iureprovide security from damage
- crinio 4provide with hair, cover with hair
- circumflexibilis, circumflexibileprovided with a circumflex accent
- capitulatus, capitulata, capitulatumprovided with a small head, ending in a small head
- characatus, characata, characatumprovided with stakes, propped up
- confaecatus, confaecata, confaecatumprovided with yeast, yeast added
- cautio ac diligentiaprudent caution
- compositus pudorprudery
- cauponium, cauponii npub, tavern, tavern furniture
- certatio multaepublic discussion concerning a punishment to be inflicted
- causae criminalis actorpublic prosecutor, district attorney
- cognitor, cognitoris mPublic Prosecutor, District Attorney
- commeatus publicuspublic transport
- conclamatus, conclamata, conclamatumpublished abroad by crying out, known, celebrated, lamentable, unfortunate
- collectione spiritus plenus ter continuo sternutavitpuffed up from holding his breath, he sneezed three times in a row
- caput coma reducopull back the head by the hair
- constringor 3pull myself together, freeze together
- comam trahopull one's hair out
- circumago aliquidpull something around
- currum trahopull the car
- curru succedopull the car, pull the wagon
- copias ex hibernaculis extrahopull the troops out of the winter layer
- cataractam subducopull up the portcullis, pull up the drawbridge
- cancellaria, cancellariae fpulpit, chancellor, chancery
- cicera, cicerae fpulse similar to the chickpea, chickling-vetch
- colaphos alicui infringopunch someone
- colapho aliquem iciopunch someone, give someone a punch
- compunctio, compunctionis fpuncture, sting of conscience, remorse
- crudeliter consulo in aliquempunish someone cruelly, act cruelly against someone, deal with someone cruelly
- capite aliquem punio (punior)punish someone with death
- capite aliquem punio (punior)punish someone with death, execute (carry out) the death penalty on someone
- capitaliter animadverto in militempunish the soldier by death
- cora, corae fpupil of the eye, name of proserpine, virgin, girl
- commerciales tabulaepurchase protocol, purchase record
- coemo 3purchase together, buy up
- coimo 3purchase together, buy up
- commercata eduliapurchased foods
- comparator, comparatoris mpurchaser
- castepurely, spotlessly, without stain, uprightly, chastely, virtuously, properly, correctly, classically, piously, religiously
- castificatio, castificationis fpurification, cleaning
- compurgo 1purify completely
- cimico 1purify from bugs
- castifico 1purify, make pure
- castificus, castifica, castificumpurifying, pure
- castitas, castitatis fpurity of morals, morality, purity of body, chastity, disinterestedness
- castitudo, castitudinis fpurity of morals, morality, purity of body, chastity, disinterestedness
- castimonia, castimoniae fpurity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence
- castimonium, castimonii npurity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence
- chlamys puniceapurple coat
- conchyliarius, conchyliarii mpurple dyer
- conquiliarius, conquiliarii mpurple dyer
- cogito 1pursue something in the mind, consider thoroughly, ponder, weigh, reflect upon, think, have something in mind, intend, meditate, design, plan, purpose
- castrensiarius, castrensiaria, castrensiariumpurveyor for the camp, sutler
- copiarius, copiarii mpurveyor
- cornipeta, cornipetae mpushing with the horns, goring with the horns
- cornupeta, cornupetae mpushing with the horns, goring with the horns
- cunnilingus, cunnilingi mpussy licker, vaginal licker
- cunnio, cunnionis mpussy licker, vaginal licker
- claustrum obicioput a barrier chain in front of it
- clitellas bovi imponoput a pack-saddle upon an ox, assign one a duty for which he is not qualified
- consilium perficioput a plan into action, realize a plan, carry out a plan
- collum filo circumdoput a thread around the neck
- circumdo 1put around, set around, place around, wrap around, enclose, surround somthing (with something), encompass, enclose, encircle, invest, besiege
- compono 3put away, put aside, put in place, store up, put away, collect, preserve, pack, adjust, lay out, collect and inurn, inter, bury, lay at rest, quiet
- cibum pono alicuiput food in front of someone, serve food to someone
- connitor 3put forth all one’s strength, strive, struggle, endeavor, press upon, press toward, struggle toward, strive to reach, struggle in giving birth, labor
- condio 4put fruit in vinegar, put fruit in wine, put fruit in spices, preserve, pickle, make fragrant, embalm, make savory, to season, spice, cultivate, ornament, make pleasant, make agreeable, to soften, temper
- cieo 2 (cio 4)put in motion, move, stir, shake, rouse up, disturb, excite, call to, call upon for help, invoke, call upon any one by name, mention by name, stimulate, rouse, produce, effect, cause, occasion, begin
- cio 4put in motion, move, stir, shake, rouse up, disturb, excite, call to, call upon for help, invoke, call upon any one by name, mention by name, stimulate, rouse, produce, effect, cause, occasion, begin
- citus, cita, citumput in motion, quick, swift, rapid
- claustro 1put in the monastery
- cataplexis, cataplexis fput in wonderment, in-amazement-setting, astonishment
- cito 1put into quick motion, move violently, drive rapidly, hurl, shake, rouse, excite, provoke, incite, stimulate, promote, shoot forth, call the parties, call for votes in the senate, mention by name, name, mention, call out, proclaim, announce
- canonizo 1put into the list or catalogue of saints, canonize
- comoediam agoput on a comedy
- coronam mihi ad caput accommodoput on the crown
- comas induo perversasput on the wig
- consilii mei copiam alicui facioput one's advice at the disposal of someone, offer one's advice to someone
- columnam mento suffigoput one's arm under the chin
- compressis manibus sedeoput one's hands in one's lap, move neither hand nor foot, sit idly by
- capita conferreput one's heads together
- catenas alicui indoput someone in chains
- condicionem rei agendae impedioput something on hold
- copias in acie constituoput the army in battle order, arrange the army in battle order
- crimen alicui delegoput the blame on someone
- culpam in aliquem conicioput the blame on someone
- culpam in aliquem transferoput the blame on someone
- calculum ponoput the calculating stones on the board, make a calculation
- classem expedioput the fleet in readiness
- cultrum supponoput the knife to someone's throat
- copias flumen traducoput the troops across the river, get the troops across the river
- copias flumen traicioput the troops across the river, get the troops across the river
- coronam alicui imponoput the victory wreath on someone's head
- conterno 1put three things together, make threefold
- custodem appono (adpono)put under supervision, put under control
- custodem imponoput under supervision, put under control
- custodem ponoput under supervision, put under control
- casses imponoput up nets
- calcaribus equum concitoputting the spurs to the horse, spur the horse
- calcaribus equum incitoputting the spurs to the horse, spur the horse
- compositio, compositionis fputting together, compounding, connecting, arranging, composition, adjustment, connection, coherence, system, drawing up in writing, arrangement, disposition, laying together for preservation, laying up
- compluvium, compluvii nquadranguiar open space in the middle of a Roman house, which collected the rain-water flowing from the roofs and conducted it to a basin, quadrangular support for vines
- conquadruplo 1quadruple, quadruplicate
- cocturnix, cocturnicis fquail
- coturnix, coturnicis fquail
- corrixor 1quarrel with each other, bicker with each other
- cantus a quattuor symphoniacis editusquartet
- crepido maritimaquay, wharf, quayside, dock, pier
- celeris victoriaquick victory
- celeritas in respondendoquick-wittedness in answering
- convivifico 1quicken together
- celero 1 (tr.)quicken, hasten, accelerate, execute, quickly
- citi solvite velaquickly hoist the sails
- celeratimquickly
- calidequickly, promptly, , promptly, without delay, immediately, freshly, with fire, with commitment, on the spot
- concitatequickly, rapidly, impetuously, ardently
- concitequickly, rapidly, impetuously, ardently
- celerequickly, speedily
- celeriter [celerius, celerrime]quickly, speedily
- citatim [citatius, citatissime]quickly, speedily, hastily
- cito [citius, citissime]quickly, speedily, soon
- cursimquickly, swiftly, hastily, speedily
- cursuquickly, swiftly, hastily, speedily
- caulis pennaequill pen, feather quill
- cydonius, cydonii fquince-tree
- Cydonites, Cydonitae mquince-wine
- cydonia, cydoniorum nquince, quince-apple
- cydoneum, cydonei nquincejuice, quince-wine
- cantus a quinque symphoniacis editusquintet
- captiuncula, captiunculae fquirk, sophism, fallacy
- cultus, culta, cultum (1)quite unnoticed
- cultus, culta, cultum [2]quite unnoticed
- cessatio vespertinaquitting time, closing time, end of work
- coritos, coriti mquiver
- coritus, coriti mquiver
- corytos, coryti mquiver
- corytus, coryti mquiver
- cuniculus, cuniculi mrabbit, cony, passage under ground, hole, pit, cavity, canal, mine
- carceres, carcerum mracecourse barriers
- celes, celetis mracer, race-horse, swift-sailing vessel, yacht
- curriculorum ductōrracer, racing driver
- contemptio ethniaracial discrimination, racism
- curriculum agonisticumracing, race
- computatio radiocarbonicaradiocarbon dating
- clamor tumultuosusrage and roar, raging and roaring
- circumsaevio 4rage, rage around
- colluvio hominumragtag people
- commeātiō ferriviariarail traffic, train traffic
- commeatio, commeationis frail transport, journey, drive, traffic, hiking
- commeatus ferriviariusrail transport, rail traffic,
- conviciator, conviciatoris mrailer, reviler
- convitiator, convitiatoris mrailer, reviler
- cavillatus, cavillatus mraillery
- calamitas ferriviariarailway accident
- casus ferriviariusrailway accident
- compluo 3rain upon
- clamorem tolloraise a clamor, raise a yell
- corresuscito 1raise from the dead together
- caput extolloraise one's head
- consurgo 3raise one’s self, rise, rise up together, stand up, arise, rise up for any action, stand up for any action, take rise
- copias conscriboraise troops
- circumlevo 1raise up all around, make lighter all around
- celsus, celsa, celsumraised high, extending upward, high, lofty, elevated above that which is common, great, elevated in rank or station, noble, eminent, haughty, proud, high-spirited
- crucem in foro defigoramming the stake on the forum
- comitiva, comitivae frank at court, court charge
- captivos redimoransom the prisoners
- celeritas medicinaerapid action of a medicine, rapid effect of a drug
- celeritas orationisrapid course of speech
- celeritas venenirapid effect of the poison
- celeritas remediirapid effect of the remedy
- celeritas verborumrapid pronunciation
- celeritas famaerapid spread of the rumour
- cicaro, cicaronis mrascal, lout,darling, dearest
- citius quamrather than
- collatio rationisratio determination
- crepito 1rattle much, creak, crackle, clatter, rustle, rumble, chatter, murmur
- concrepito 1rattle much, sound much, sound loudly
- crepaculum, crepaculi nrattle to drive away the birds
- crotalisso 1rattle with the castanet, sound with the castanet
- cruricrepida, cruricrepidae mRattle-shin, the feigned name of a slave, about whose legs blows or chains rattle
- crotalum, crotali nrattle, bell, castanet
- crotolo 1rattle, clatter
- crepo 1rattle, crack, creak, rustle, clatter, tinkle, jingle, chink, break with a crash
- concrepo 1rattle, creak, grate, sound, resound, clash, make a noise
- crotalus, crotali mrattlesnake
- crepulus, crepula, crepulumrattling, resounding, crashing
- coracinus, coracina, coracinum raven-black
- corvus, corvi mraven, a military implement, grapnel, a battering-ram, surgical instrument (in the form of a hook), the constellation Corvus, a sea-fish, a sucker
- corax, coracis mraven, hooked engine of war, battering-ram
- calculi calcisraw lumps in the lime
- crudivus, crudiva, crudivumraw, crude
- culter tonsoriusrazor, shear blade
- consulem reficiore-elect the consull
- chordas tangoreach into the strings, make the strings sound
- captatio, captationis freaching after something, catching at something, feint
- casabundus, casabunda, casabundumready to fall, tottering
- cassabundus, cassabunda, cassabundumready to fall, tottering
- curatus et pransusready to march, ready to set off
- campi liquentesrealms of the waves, sea
- coactores agminisrear guard
- causa efficiensreason for occurrence, cause of action
- claricito 1recall, recollect
- clarigito 1recall, recollect
- centuriam feroreceive the votes of a century
- cellarium, cellarii nreceptacle for food, pantry, food, provisions
- cinerarium, cinerarii nreceptacle for the ashes of the dead, ashtray
- cogitatorium, cogitatorii nreceptacle of thought
- campus receptoriusreception centre, reception camp
- capaciterreceptive
- capacitas, capacitatis freceptivity, capacity, capability of entering upon an inheritance, right of inheritance, comprehension
- cava, cavae frecess, cavity, hollow
- carmen recitorecite a poem (with expression)
- carmen pronuntiorecite a poem (without gestures)
- carmen (versum) agorecite a poem, recite a verse
- canticum agorecite a song, perform a song
- carmen praeeoreciting prayer formulas
- certum habeoreckon certain
- cauculator, cauculatoris mreckoner
- creditorem in solidum appelloreclaim the total capital from the creditor
- cline, clines freclining bed, reclining cushion
- cognosco te inimicumrecognise you as my enemy, know you as my enemy
- cognoscibilis, cognoscibilerecognizable, discernible
- cognoscibiliterrecognizably
- commeminirecollect a thing in all its particulars, remember, recall to mind, mention
- concordiam cum aliquo communicoreconcile with somebody, make up with someone, reconciliate with someone
- contentionis principatusrecord
- commentaria, commentariorum nrecords for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks
- commentarii, commentariorum mrecords for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks
- convalesco 3recover from a disease, regain health, grow strong, gain strength, thrive, grow, grow better, become cheaper, receive value, possess value, become valid
- conquaestor, conquaestoris mrecruiting officer, claqueur
- conquisitor, conquisitoris mrecruiting officer, claqueur
- Cohors Exercitus Rubri (RAF)Red Army Faction (RAF)
- charta rubrared card
- charta rufared card
- Crux RubraRed Cross
- cerula miniatared pencil (for marking errors)
- captivos pecunia redimoredeem prisoners for money
- controversias minuoreduce the disputes, settle the disputes
- capitis deminutioreduction of civil rights, diminution of civil rights
- cannophoros, cannophori mreed girder
- canniciae, canniciarum freed-covered areas, reed bushes
- cannuciae, cannuciarum freed-covered areas, reed bushes
- carex, caricis freed-grass, rush, sedge
- canna, cannae freed, can, any thing made of reed, reed-pipe, flute, small vessel, gondola
- calamus, calami mreed, cane, reed-pen, reed-pipe, arrow, angling-rod, fishing-rod, lime-twig for snaring birds, signal-pole, signal-rod, measuring-rod, any straw of grain, stalk, stem, blade, graft, scion, hollow arm of a candelabra
- conferorefer something to, ascribe something to, attribute, impute, assign, ascribe to one, lay to the charge of, transfer to a fixed point of time, fix, assign, refer, appoint, put off, defer, postpone, bring on, cause, occasion, induce
- coaglator, coaglatoris mreferee, arbitrator
- coagulator, coagulatoris mreferee, arbitrator
- coetus nationalisreferendum, people's vote
- consulto 1reflect, consider maturely, consult, take counsel, deliberate, take care of one, have a care for, take a resolution, resolve, consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of
- cogitatum, cogitati nreflection, thought, idea, intention, plan
- cogitata, cogitorum nreflections, thoughts, ideas
- circumspumo 1refoam, foam around
- campus perfugis recipiendisrefugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp
- campus profugis recipiendisrefugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp
- campus receptorius profugorumrefugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp
- condicionem recusorefuse a condition, reject a condition
- censu excludorefuse to accept someone on the citizens' list
- censu prohibeorefuse to accept someone on the citizens' list
- contradicibilis, contradicibilerefutable, refractory, rejectable
- crimen defendorefute an accusation, refute an allegation, , refute an accusation, refute an allegation, defend against an accusation
- crimina diluorefute the charges, disprove the charges
- crimina dissolvorefute the charges, disprove the charges
- coarguo 3refute, disprove
- confutator, confutatoris mrefuter, opponent
- computeus, computea, computeumregarding the account
- census, census mregistering and rating of Roman citizens, census, register of the census, the censor’s lists, the registered property of Roman citizens, wealth, riches, property, possessions, rich presents, gifts
- casum alicuius doleoregret someone's misfortune
- comoediam doceorehearse a comedy
- corregno 1reign together with one
- condicionem repudioreject a condition, refuse a request
- condicionem respuoreject a condition, refuse a request
- condicionem aspernorreject a proposal, reject a marriage proposal
- crimen purgoreject an accusation, refute an accusation
- collaetor 1rejoice together
- congaudeo 2rejoice with one
- coniucundor 1rejoice with one
- congentilis, congentile related by descent, from the same stock
- cognatione alicui annexusrelated to someone
- camelinus, camelina, camelinumrelating to a camel, camel’s-
- categoricus, categorica, categoricum relating to a category, categorical
- carbonarius, carbonaria, carbonariumrelating to charcoal
- coniugalis, coniugalerelating to marriage, conjugal, who presides over marriage, faithful
- calatorius, calatoria, calatoriumrelating to priests’ servants
- caducarius, caducaria, caducariumrelating to property without a master, epileptic
- ciliacus, ciliaca, ciliacumrelating to the abdomen, relating to the stomach, afflicted with a disease of the bowels
- coeliacus, coeliaca, coeliacumrelating to the abdomen, relating to the stomach, afflicted with a disease of the bowels
- cephalicus, cephalica, cephalicumrelating to the head, head-
- capitularius, capitularia, capitulariumrelating to the recruiting of soldiers
- comparatus, comparatus mrelation, proportion
- cursus alternusrelay race, relay run
- cursus fractionariusrelay race, relay run
- cursor fractionariusrelay runner
- captivos pretio remittorelease the prisoners in exchange for a monetary payment
- conscientiam meam exonerorelieve oneself, relieve one's conscience
- consecratio, consecrationis freligious dedication, consecration, execration, magical incantation
- conditor sacrarum opinionumreligious innovator, reformer
- catechesis, catechesis freligious instruction
- catechista, catechistae mreligious teacher, catechist
- consilio tuo nitorrely on someone's insight
- confisus, confisa, confisumrelying on, trusting in
- cessatione torpeoremain in inert inactivity, persist in inert inactivity
- commaneo 2remain somewhere constantly
- custodia perquisiitionisremand, detention on remand, pre-trial detention
- custodia perquisitivaremand, detention on remand, pre-trial detention
- colice, colices fremedy for the colic
- cogita, ne occasionem dimittasremember not to miss the opportunity
- commoneo 2remind one forcibly of something, put in mind, impress upon, bring to recollection
- commonefacio 5remind one forcibly, put in mind, admonish, impress upon, give one a remembrance
- cedo 3remove, withdraw, go away from, depart, retire, abandon, withdraw from, pass away, disappear, vanish, yield to, give place to
- circumscindo 3rend off around, strip off around, tear off around
- cruda vulnera retractorenew old pains
- conductela, conductelae frent, rental contract, lease contract
- cicatricem obductam refricoreopen an old scar
- celeritas respondendirepartee, glibness, quick wit
- crebriterrepeatedly, frequently (in time)
- contradictio, contradictionis freply, answer, objection, counter-argument
- capsa, capsae frepository, box, bookcase, satchel
- contemnendus, contemnenda, contemnendumreprehensible, contemptible, contemptuous, not worthy of attention
- causam popularem suscipiorepresent democratic principles, represent the cause of the people
- capitulatim aliquid dicorepresent something in note form
- cestrotus, cestrota, cestrotumrepresented by means of a graver
- castigatio verborumreprimands, words of rebuke
- culpo 1reproach as wrong, reproach as faulty, blame as wrong, blame as faulty, censure, reprove, disapprove, condem, declare something as a crime, impute a fault to, complain of, find fault with
- culpatio, culpationis freproach, blame
- crimini doreproach, blame,
- correptor, correptoris mreprover, censurer
- cluor, cluoris mreputation
- colloquium petorequest a meeting, request a consultation
- commeatum petorequest leave, apply for leave
- censeo aliquem morte esse multandumrequest that someone be punished by death, request the death penalty for someone
- capitis (capite) anquirorequesting the death penalty, investigating (a crime) and filing a criminal complaint on life and limb
- consonatio, consonationis fresemblance of sound
- copiae subsidiariaereserve forces, reserves
- consultationibus aliquid relinquoreserve something to the negotiations
- convictus sedesresidence, dormitory, dorm
- circumhabitator, circumhabitatoris mresident, neighbor
- Chioviensis, Chioviensis mresidents of Kiev
- consulatum deponoresign the consulate
- chalbane, chalbanes fresinous sap of an umbelliferous plant in Syria, galbanum
- consilio hostium obnitorresist the plan of the enemies
- contra stimulum calcitroresist the sting, lick against the sting
- contra consistoresist
- consilio resistensresistant to consultation, advice resistant
- concelebro 1resort to in multitudes, resort to frequently, frequent, pursue vigorously, prosecute vigorously, fill, animate, enliven, cause to abound, celebrate a solemnity in great numbers, celebrate, solemnize, honor, praise, extol, publish abroad, make known
- constrepo 3resound, sound loudly, sound boisterously, make a noise
- cloacam reficiorestore the drainage channel
- cupiditates refrenorestrain one's desires
- catastalticus, catastaltica, catastalticumrestraining, checking
- coercitio, coercitionis frestraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing
- coerctio, coerctionis frestraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing
- coertio, coertionis frestraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing
- cohibitio, cohibitionis frestraining, governing, taming, inhibition, obstacle, hindrance
- coloror 1retain a coloring, receive a coloring, be tinged
- conservo 1retain, keep something in existence, hold up, maintain, preserve, leave unhurt, leave safe, keep, observe, leave unharmed
- cohors praetoriaretinue of the governor, imperial bodyguard, bodyguard of the commander
- consequiae, consequiarum fretinue, the rear guard
- cingulum deponoretire from military service, leave military service
- continuus abscessusretreat, seclusion
- contra amoreturn the love
- captivos sine pretio reddoreturn the prisoners without ransom
- cum febri Romam redirereturn to Rome with fever
- castra repetoreturn to the camp
- cumulate reddoreturn with interest
- converto 3 (intr.)return, turn, change
- consilia promoreveal one's plans
- consilia promoreveal one's plans, come out with one's advice
- commissa prodoreveal secrets
- commenta retegoreveal the deception, uncover the deception
- codex excepti (accepti) et expensirevenue and expenditure book, account book
- conversibilis, conversibilereversible, changeable
- convicior 1revile, reproach, taunt, rail at
- convītior 1revile, reproach, taunt, rail at
- convegetatio, convegetationis frevitalization, revival, invigoration, vitalization
- convigetatio, convigetationis frevitalization, revival, invigoration, vitalization
- conversio rei publicaerevolution, state overthrow, overthrow of the state
- circumferorrevolve, be widely circulated
- carnevalia RhenanaRhenish Carnival, Rhineland Carnival
- climax, climacis frhetorical figure, consisting in a gradual increase in force of expression, climax
- costa, costae frib, side, wall
- costabĭlis, costabĭleriblike
- creber rerum frequentiarich in an abundance of things and thoughts
- casibus opimusrich in vicissitudes
- copiosus, copiosa, copiosum (aliqua re)richly provided with something, richly furnished with something
- circumvehor per infima cliviride around the slope at his foot
- circumvector 1ride around, sail around, describe at large, seek to express by circumlocution
- circumvehor 3ride around, sail around, describe at large, seek to express by circumlocution
- curru vehiride in the car
- curru vehorride in the car
- collibus circumvehorride out over the hills
- circumequito 1ride round
- castris adequitoride up to the camp, approach the camp
- caballico 1ride, horse riding
- caballarius, caballarii mrider, horseman, hostler
- circumvolitant equitesriders thunder up and down
- celetizontes, celetizontum mriders upon race-horses
- capitis tempus dextrumright temple of head
- commercium denorum equorumright to buy ten horses
- calumniae litiumright-wing harassment
- curvatura rotaerim
- circumtinnio 4ring around, tinkle around
- collutio, collutionis frinsing, washing
- custodes antitumultuariiriot police, order police
- concitata et confusa perturbatioriot, din, brawl, racket, ruction
- caprifico 1ripen figs by the stinging of the gall-insect
- commaturesco 3ripen thoroughly
- caprificatio, caprificationis fripening of figs by the stinging of the gallinsect
- circumsurgo 3rise all around
- caritas annonaerise in grain prices, increase in the price of cereals
- caritas annonariarise in grain prices, increase in the price of cereals, high prices
- columnaris, columnarerising in the form of a pillar
- coortus, coortus mrising, originating
- competitor, competitoris mrival, competitor, plaintiff
- Crotalus, Crotali mRiver in Bruttium
- calamitas vehiculariaroad accident, traffic accident
- calamitas viariaroad accident, traffic accident
- casus viariusroad accident, traffic accident
- circumgemo 3roar around something
- circumclamo 1roar around
- circummugio 4roar around
- clocito 1roar
- confrigo 3roast thoroughly, roast properly
- confrixo 1roast with something, fry with something
- cinctae ad pectora vestesrobe girded under the chest
- cavernae silicumrock vault
- coniectio missiliumrocket fire, missile fire
- commetacula, commetaculorum nrods carried by the flamens
- capreola, capreolae froe, doe, gazelle
- circumvolutor 1roll around
- circumvolvo 3roll around, wrap around, revolve, wind around
- curru volvorroll from car
- convolvo 3roll together, roll up, roll round, fasten together, interweave, interlace, unroll, roll up, look over (roll of manuscript)
- conglomero 1roll together, wind up, conglomerate, crowd together, heap together, press together
- collyris, collyridis froll, cake, head-dress of women, plant, also called malva erratica
- circumglobatus, circumglobata, circumglobatumrolled together, conglobated
- cervices civium Romanorum frangebanturRoman citizens were executed, Roman citizens had their necks broken
- congius, congii mRoman measure for liquids, containing the eighth part of an amphora
- civitas RomanaRoman state, Roman citizenship
- contegulator, contegulatoris mroofer
- conclave, conclavis nroom, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop
- conclavium, conclavii nroom, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop
- concellaria, concellariae froommate
- causa primaroot cause
- catadromus, catadromi mrope for rope-dancers
- cimussa, cimussae frope
- chamedyosmos, chamedyosmi frosemary
- circum axem caeli versorrotate around the celestial axis
- caro inquinatarotten meat
- caro marcidarotten meat
- caementa, caementae frough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble
- caementum, caementi nrough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble
- cimentum, cimenti nrough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble
- confragus, confraga, confragumrough, rugged, uneven
- confragoseroughly, unevenly
- circiterround about, on every side, about, near, not far from
- clypeum, clypei nround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vau, ,
- clipeum, clipei nround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface
- clipeus, clipei mround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface
- clupeum, clupei nround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface
- clupeus, clupei mround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface
- clypeus, clypei mround brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface
- cilibantum, cilibanti nround cupboard
- cilliba, cillibae fround dining-table
- circino ramos in orbemround the branches to the circle
- cortina, cortinae fround vessel, kettle, caldron, the tripod of Apollo, any thing caldron-shaped, arch, circle, the cault of heaven, circle of a theatre, circle of hearers, curtain
- circumsecusround, round about, in the region around
- circumscriptus, circumscripta, circumscriptumrounded into periods, periodic, constrained, concise
- citiremis, citiremerowed swiftly
- circumfrico 1rub around, scour
- circumtero 3rub around, stand close around, crowd around
- confrio 1rub in
- caput unguento perfricorub the head with anointing oil
- confrico 1rub vigorously, rub in
- cummeae glandesrubber bullets
- cumma n (indecl.)rubber, gum
- cummi n (indecl.)rubber, gum
- cummis, cummis f (commis, commis f)rubber, gum
- commi n (indecl.)rubber, gum, gummi
- cinis patriaeruin of the fatherland
- cauponam exerceorun a restaurant, operate a restaurant
- communes locos volvorun about in platitudes, hang about in common places, walk among the commonplaces
- cursito 1run about, run hither and thither, race, run races
- cum argento domum permutorun away with the money, make off with the money
- celeriter recurrorun back fast, chase back
- cassesco 3run dry, become empty
- curso 1run hither and thither, run to and fro, run over, traverse
- circumcurso 1run round about, run about in, run about near something
- circumcurro 3run round, run about
- congruo 3run together with, come together with, meet together with something, coincide with, correspond with, be suited to, be adapted to, agree with, accord, suit, fit, be suited to, be fitted to, agree with (in substance), correspond, come together, agree, meet, coincide
- concurro 3run together, come together in multitudes, assemble together in multitudes, rush or flock together in crowds, run in attendance upon, accompany, run for refuge, run for help, take refuge, run upon one another
- curro 3run, move quickly, hasten, fly, fly away, passe, traverse
- celeriter currorun, sprint, spurt, hurry up
- celerius eorun, sprint, spurt, hurry up
- cursor, cursoris mrunner in a race, racer, competitor in a chariot-race, courier, post, slave who ran before the chariot of a grandee, forerunner
- concursus, concursus mrunning together, flocking together, a concourse, assembly, uproar, tumult, running together, dashing together, a pressing, striking one upon another, an encountering, meeting, concourse, onset, attack, charge, assault, an equal claim, joint heirship
- caput parieti impingorunning with the head against the wall
- currax, curracisrunning, fast, quick, swift
- castris assultorush against the camp
- curro ad alicuius complexumrush into someone's arms
- casibus actusrushed around by strokes of fate
- caeco impetu ferorrushing blindly
- crepiculum, crepiculi nrushing headdress
- crepidulum, crepiduli nrushing headdress
- crepitulum, crepituli nrushing headdress
- concrepantia armorumsaber rattling
- culcita, culcitae f (culcitra, culcitrae f)sack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad
- culcitra, culcitrae fsack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad
- cuturnium, cuturnii nsacrifice wine jug, sacrificial jug
- cernus, cerni msacrificial bowl, offering bowl
- collifana, collifanae fsacrificial cattle
- certa marissafe journey on the sea
- cinctorium protectoriumsafety belt
- cinctum protectoriumsafety belt
- cinctus protectoriussafety belt
- cnecos, cneci fsafflower
- cnecus, cneci fsafflower
- cnicos, cnici fsafflower
- cnicus, cnici fsafflower
- crocota, crocotae fsaffron-colored court-dress
- crocinum, crocini nsaffron-oil
- crocatus, crocata, crocattumsaffronyellow
- circumlego 3sail around, circumnavigate
- circumnavigo 1sail around, circumnavigate
- Campaniam praelegosail past Campania
- cursui moderorsail slower
- ceraunia, cerauniae fSaint John’s bread
- ceronia, ceroniae fSaint John’s bread
- curionium, curionii nsalary of the head of the curia
- communicatio nominumsame naming of several objects, the like appellation of several objects
- coaequalitersame, equal, in the same way
- campi sabulo obrutisand-covered fields
- calores Aeoliae puellaeSappho's embers of love
- cupiditates satiosatiate one's desires
- carmina obscenasatirical poems, abusive poems, libels
- contentus suosatisfied with one's possessions
- cupiditates expleosatisfy one's desires
- cetera praesenti sermoni reservosave the rest for the oral interview
- comparco 3save, to husband well, lay up, abstain, forbear
- comperco 3save, to husband well, lay up, abstain, forbear
- censionem faciosay censeo
- contra dicosay the opposite, object, contradict, disagree
- cedo, quid posteasay what then!
- catasta, catastae fscaffold, stage, on which slaves were exposed for sale, stage for the public burning of criminals, stage for delivering a lecture
- caro iurulentascalded meat
- culpam in aliquem conferoscapegoat someone, make someone a scapegoat
- cicatrix, cicatricis fscar, cicatrice, the seam of a patched shoe
- circumscariphatus, circumscariphata, circumscariphatumscarified around
- circumscariphicatus, circumscariphicata, circumscariphicatumscarified around
- coccinum, coccini nscarlet garments, scarlet cloth
- coccineus, coccinea, coccineumscarlet-colored
- coccinus, coccina, coccinumscarlet-colored
- cicatrices aversaescars back of the back
- cicatrices bello acceptaescars of war
- cicatrices adversaescars on the front of the chest
- castellatim dissipatiscattered in different fortresses, in separate detachments
- conventum in certam diem ēdīcōschedule a meeting for a specific date
- comitia instituoschedule a meeting
- comitia edicoschedule a meeting, schedule a assembly
- celebrata apud Graecos schemataschemes frequently used by the Greeks
- conventio SchengenianaSchengen Agreement
- contractus SchengenianusSchengen treaty, treaty of Schengen
- curriculum scholareschool career
- Cyrenaica philosophiaschool of philosophy founded by Aristippus
- condiscens, condiscentis mschool-mate, companion at school
- condiscipulus, condiscipuli mschool-mate, companion at school
- commenticia scientia futurorumscience fiction
- clinice, clinices fscience of clinical medicine, practice at the sick-bed
- clavola, clavolae fscion, graft
- clavula, clavulae fscion, graft
- caniculatus, caniculata, caniculatumscorched by the dog-day heat
- censio bubulascourging
- circumscalpo 3scrape all around
- conrado 3scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty
- corrado 3scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty
- circumscalptus, circumscalpta, circumscalptumscraped around
- caraxo 1scratch, engrave
- charaxo 1scratch, engrave
- craxo 1scratch, engrave
- caput sinistra manu perfricoscratching behind the ears
- clamor implet vallesscreams fill the valleys
- clamatorius, clamatoria, clamatoriumscreeching, clamorous
- conclusio maritimasea blockade, naval blockade
- custodiae maritimaesea blockade, naval blockade
- coeaneus, coeanea, coeaneumsea blue, dark blue, belonging to the Cyaneae
- certamen classicumsea fight, naval battle
- certamen navalesea fight, naval battle
- copia navalissea power, naval power
- camarus, camari msea-crab, lobster
- cammarus, cammari msea-crab, lobster
- crethmos, crethm fsea-fennel
- carroco, carroconis msea-fish, sturgeon
- callais, callais fsea-green precious stone, turquoise
- cnide, cnides fsea-nettle,a zoophyte
- caballio marinusseahorse
- canis marinusseal
- corruspor 1search carefully after
- colymbus marinae aquaeseaside resort
- cuminatus, cuminata, cuminatumseasoned with cumin, mixed with cumin
- cyminatus, cyminata, cyminatumseasoned with cumin, mixed with cumin
- centipellio, centipellionis fsecond maw of ruminating animals, omasum
- cucurbitae sequentessecond quality pumpkin
- clandestini coetus celebrabant Agrippamsecret circles crowded around Agrippa
- caecus tumultussecret conspiracies
- clandestinus nuntiussecret messenger, secret command
- consilium occultum penitusque abditumsecret plan, top secret plan
- clandestina consiliasecret plans
- custodia secretorumsecret protection, protection of secrets
- clandestina colloquia cum hostibussecret talks with the enemies
- colloquia secretasecret talks, secret conversations
- conloquia clandestinasecret talks, secret conversations
- collusio, collusionis fsecret understanding, deceptive understanding, collusion
- celatum, celati nsecret
- communicationem haud admittenssecret, classified
- clancularius, clancularia, clanculariumsecret, concealed, anonymous, unknown
- cryptographicus, cryptographica, cryptographicumsecret, encrypted, encoded, cryptographic
- clandestinus, clandestina, clandestinumsecret, hidden, concealed, clandestine
- castoreum, castorei nsecretion of the beaver having a strong odor
- clam inserosecretly bring in, infiltrate, smuggle in
- clam patremsecretly from father
- clam aliquosecretly from someone
- clanculum patressecretly from the fathers
- clam vobissecretly from you
- clam suom patremsecretly in front of one's father
- clam subministrosecretly pass on to someone
- clam suppeditosecretly pass on to someone
- celatesecretly
- clandestinosecretly
- calimsecretly, privately
- celatimsecretly, privately
- clamsecretly, privately
- clanculesecretly, privately
- clanculosecretly, privately
- clanculumsecretly, privately
- castra praesidiis firmosecure the camp by outposts
- consiliarius a sēcūritatesecurity advisor
- consultor in rebus securitatissecurity advisor
- collicio 5seduce, allure, entice
- conlicio 5seduce, allure, entice
- clare videosee clearly
- cerno et video aliquidsee something clearly
- cato, āresee, view
- conquaero 3seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully
- conquiro 3seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully
- caros, cari mseed of the hypericon
- consita, consitorum nseed, the sowed
- commodiorem accessum petoseek a more convenient access
- consilium peto ab aliquoseek advice from somebody, ask for advice from someone
- campas dicoseek evasions
- cavillabundus, cavillabunda, cavillabundumseeking for raillery, seeking for scoffing
- conferveo 2seethe together, boil together, heal together, grow together
- collum alicui obstringoseize by the neck, seize by the collar, seize by the nape of the neck
- collum alicui obtorqueoseize by the neck, seize by the collar, seize by the nape of the neck
- castris potiriseize the camp, take possession of the camp,
- corripio 5seize up, snatch up, collect, seize upon, take hold of, attack, seize, sweep awa, carry away, draw together, draw in, contract, shorten, abridge, diminish, reproach, reprove, chide, blame, seize upon, attack, fascinate
- contingo 3seize upon, affect, touch with pollution, pollute, stain, defile, be connected with, be related to, concern, happen to one, befall, fall to one’s lot, succeed in, obtain a thing, happen, fall to, turn out, come to pass
- capesso 3seize, take eagerly, catch at eagerly, snatch at, lay hold of, strive to reach a place or limit, betake one’s self to, go to, repair or resort to, take hold of any thing with zeal, take upon one’s self
- capisso 3seize, take eagerly, catch at eagerly, snatch at, lay hold of, strive to reach a place or limit, betake one’s self to, go to, repair or resort to, take hold of any thing with zeal, take upon one’s self
- concipilo 1seize, take, catch
- contemptio suiself loathing, self-contempt
- custodia suiself protection
- confessio de seself-confession, self-acknowledgement
- conscientia optimae mentisself-confidence, self-awareness
- cohibitio suiself-control
- contemptor suiself-despiser
- cognitio suiself-knowledge
- contemplatio suiself-observation, self reflection
- conservatio suiself-preservation
- corporis suae tutelaself-preservation, self-protection
- care vendosell dear, sell at a high price
- caeca die vendosell on credit
- crimnum, crimni nsemolina flour, wheat flour, semolina
- calceus senatoriussenator's shoe, senatorial shoe
- caduceatorem praemitto, qui denuntietsend a negotiator ahead to announce
- certum hominem mittosend a reliable man
- circummitto 3send around
- colonos mittosend out settlers
- copias recentes auxilio submitteresend rested troops to help
- codicillos mitto ad aliquemsend someone a cabinet order
- catesensibly, prudently, judiciously, wisely
- caelo delapsussent by the gods, come down from heaven
- capite aliquem condemnosentence (condemn) someone to death
- capite aliquem damnosentence (condemn) someone to death
- capitis aliquem condemnosentence someone to death
- capitis aliquem damnosentence someone to death
- condemno aliquem in (ad) opus publicumsentence someone to forced labor
- condemno 1sentence, condemn, convict, accuse of, charge with, to blame, disapprove, urge the condemnation of a person, effect the condemnation of a person, prosecute
- circumseparo 1separate around
- caput umeris avelloseparate the head from the shoulders
- cerno 3separate, sift, distinguish, perceive, see, discern, comprehend, understand, foresee, discern beforehand, decide, decree, determine, decide by contending, conclude upon, resolve, resolve to enter upon an inheritance
- coniugis discidiumseparation from spouse, divorce
- cellatio, cellationis fseries of store-rooms or chambers
- colubrifer, colubrifera, colubriferumserpent-bearing
- cŏlubrĭmodus, cŏlubrĭmoda, cŏlubrĭmodumserpent-like
- coluber, colubri mserpent, snake
- colubrosus, colubrosa, colubrosumserpentine, winding
- calo, calonis mservant in the army, soldier’s servant, any low servant, drudge
- calator, calatoris mservant of priests, any servant, attendant, crier
- cacus, caci mservant
- cacula, caculae mservant, servant of a soldier
- calones praedandi causa egressiservants who had gone out to take the spoils
- cellae familiaricaeservants' quarters
- cibum appono alicuiserve food to someone
- cenam alicui apponoserve someone a meal
- commodo alicui aliquidserve someone with something
- commodis alicuius servioserve someone's interest
- cibos in mensam apponoserve the dishes, serve up the food
- cibos ministroserve the dishes, serve up the food
- cibos in mensam apponoserve the meal
- caculor 1serve, be a servant
- completorium, completorii nservice containing prayers at the close of the day
- commodus, commoda, commodumserving a neighbor or accommodating one’s self to his wishes, useful, serviceable, pleasant, agreeable, obliging, neighborly, friendly, polite, affable, gentle
- compensativus, compensativa, compensativumserving for compensating
- confirmativus, confirmativa, confirmativumserving for confirmation, confirmative
- complexivus, complexiva, complexivumserving for connecting, conneclive, copulative
- completivus, completiva, completivumserving for filling up, completive
- catagelasimus, catagelasimi mserving for ridicule, banterer, jeerer
- captorius, captoria, captoriumserving to catch, suitable for catching
- conexivus, conexiva, conexivumserving to unite, copulative
- connexivus, connexiva, connexivumserving to unite, copulative
- confamulans, confamulantisserving together
- caculatum, caculati nservitude
- condicionem dicoset a condition
- condicionem constituoset a condition, establish a condition
- condicionem statuoset a condition, impose a condition
- casses tendo alicuiset a trap for someone, chase someone
- circumpono 3set around, put around, place around
- condiciones feroset conditions
- clavum ad litora torqueoset course for the coast
- candelam appono valvisset fire to the doors
- chrysendetos, chrysendeta, chrysendetumset in gold, inlaid with gold
- commolior 4set in motion, undertake
- compono 3set in opposition, bring together in hostility, oppose, couple, pair, match in combat, compare, contrast
- cogitationes in res humiles abicioset one's thoughts on low things
- circumsido 3set one’s self around, place one’s self around in a hostile manner, besiege
- corripio 5set out quickly, pursue hastily, hasten, hasten through, hasten over
- castigo 1set right by word or deed, correct, chastise, punish, blame, reprove, chide, censure, find fault with, correct some error, set right, mend, hold in check, restrain, enclose, surround, encompass, confine, shut in
- corymbiatus, corymbiata, corymbiatumset round with clusters of ivy-berries, corymbiated
- cornua argento circumcludoset the horns all around in silver, border the horns in silver all around
- calcaria addoset the spurs, spur
- castra aequo loco ponoset up a camp in a favourable position
- castra castris coniungoset up a camp
- castra collocoset up a camp, establish a camp
- castra facioset up a camp, establish a camp
- castra communioset up a fortified camp
- castra munioset up a fortified camp
- castra referoset up camp further backwards, move the camp backwards, retreat
- castra locoset up camp, establish a camp
- castra ponoset up camp, establish a camp
- custodias disponoset up guard posts
- crucem alicui figo illo in locoset up the cross there for someone, erect the cross for someone
- constituo 3set up, erect, establish, found, build, construct, prepare, make, create, constitute, bring about, effect, establish, appoint, designate, appoint, select, put forward
- costilatus, costilata, costilatumset with pearls, studded with pearls
- commissio, commissionis fsetting or bringing together in contest, beginning of a contest, speech at the opening of the games, prize declamation, ostentatious speech, perpetration, commission
- controversiam componosettle a conflict, resolve a conflict, mediate a dispute
- controversiam sedosettle a dispute
- controversiam diiudicosettle a dispute, decide a dispute
- controversiam tollosettle a dispute, end a quarrel
- controversiam dirimosettle a dispute, mediate in a dispute conflict
- compono seditionemsettle a rebellion, settle an insurrection, settle a riot
- cosido in aliquo locosettle down somewhere
- complures centeniseveral hundred
- complures nostri militesseveral of our soldiers
- complures, complurium mseveral persons, many persons
- castra, castrorum nseveral soldiers’ tents situated together, military camp, encampment
- compluriensseveral times, many times, often
- compluriesseveral times, many times, often
- contractus et angustusseverely constricted, strongly narrowed
- consarcino 1sew together, stitch together, patch together
- consarcio 4sew together, stitch together, patch together
- consuo 3sew, stitch together, join together, devise, plan, plot, stuff, stop up, fill with something
- circumsutus, circumsuta, circumsutumsewed together all around
- consutilis, consutilesewed together
- canalicolae, canalicolarum msewer residents, poor or lazy people who used to lounge near the Forum, at a place called the Canalis
- clouaca, clouacae fsewer, drain
- clovaca, clovacae fsewer, drain
- cluaca, cluacae fsewer, drain, artificial sewer in Rome
- cloaca, cloacae fsewer, drain, artificial sewer in Rome, stomach of a drunken woman (humorously)
- cantus a sex symphoniacis editussextet
- cadunt de montibus umbraeshadows descend from the mountains
- contremisco aliquidshake on account of something, tremble at a thing, be afraid of
- caput quassoshake one's head vigorously
- caput concutioshake one's head
- conquasso 1shake severely, shatter, disturb, dash to pieces
- coagito 1shake together
- commoveo 2shake, stir, remove from a place, carry away, displace, start, set in motion, move, set in motion in a place, move hither and thither, agitate, disturb, move back, drive back, distodge, refute, confute
- casso 1shake, waver
- colluctatio dextraeshaking hands (at the greeting)
- commotio capitisshaking the head
- concussus, concussus mshaking, concussion
- concussio, concussionis fshaking, concussion, money extortion,
- caligae follicantesshaky boots
- compellationes probrosaeshameful allegations, nefarious charges
- consilia cum aliquo communicoshare my plans with someone, tell someone about my plans
- clerus, cleri m [2]share, inheritance, lot
- consors, consortis msharer, partner, brother, sister
- consors, consortissharing property with one, living in community of goods, partaking of in common, dividing something with one, having an equal share, partaking of, sharing, of the same condition, common
- catus, cata, catumsharp to the hearing, clear-sounding, shrill, clear-sighted, intelligent, sagacious, wise, sly, crafty, cunning, artful
- convello 3shatter, break, mutilate, mispronounce, afflict, torture
- capillum ex capite deradoshave the hair from one's head
- cum artibus mariti bene composita estshe is equal to the arts of her husband
- corruptrix, corruptricis fshe that corrupts, she that seduces
- captivatrix, captivatricis fshe that takes captive
- captrix, captricis fshe that takes, she that catches, she that despoils
- creatrix, creatricis fshe who brings forth or produces, mother
- comportatrix, comportatricis fshe who brings together, she who carries together, carrier, supporter
- cultrix, cultricis fshe who cares for a thing, a female inhabitant, a female worshipper
- confirmatrix, confirmatricis fshe who confirms a thing, she who establishes a thin
- consecratrix, consecratricis fshe who consecrates, she who makes sacred
- consolatrix, consolatricis fshe who consoles
- consiliatrix, consiliatricis fshe who counsels
- copulatrix, copulatricis fshe who couples, she who connects
- consectatrix, consectatricis fshe who eagerly pursues, an adherent, friend
- condonatrix, condonatricis fshe who gives, giver
- consultrix, consultricis fshe who has a care for, she who provides, female counselor, female caretaker
- cistellatrix, cistellatricis fshe who has charge of the money-box
- conductrix, conductricis fshe who hires a thing, she who rents a thing
- concolona, concolonae fshe who inhabits the same town or house with one, a female fellow-citizen, a female fellow-inhabitant
- conditrix, conditricis fshe who lays to rest, female builder, female founder
- circumspectatrix, circumspectatricis fshe who looks around, she who spies around, a spy
- coronaria, coronariae fshe who makes crowns or garlands, she who vends crowns or garlands
- contemplatrix, contemplatricis fshe who observes, she who contemplates
- cosmetes, cosmetae fshe who ornaments one, an adorner
- calumniatrix, calumniatricis fshe who plots against someone, she who makes false accusations
- conservatrix, conservatricis fshe who preserves, she who defends
- contemptrix, contemptricis fshe who puts small value upon a thing, a despiser, contemner
- cavillatrix, cavillatricis fshe who seeks to take by sophistry, sophistry
- Consiva, Consivae fshe who sows or plants
- Consivia, Consiviae fshe who sows or plants
- captatrix, captatricis fshe who strires after or aims at any thing
- consupplicatrix, consupplicatricis fshe who supplicates with
- calcatrix, calcatricis fshe who treads upon something, she who despises, she who contemns, despiser, detractor
- consumptrix, consumptricis fshe who wastes, she who consumes
- capella, capellae fshe-goat, dirty fellow, star on the left shoulder of the constellation Auriga
- capra, caprae fshe-goat, nickname for a man with bristly hair, star in the constellation Auriga, odor of the armpits
- crepae, creparum fshe-goats
- circumtondeo 2shear all around
- cruorem haurioshed someone's blood, spill someone's blood
- caseus ovillussheep's cheese
- caseus pecorinussheep's cheese
- cunchis, cunchis fshell bean
- conchylium, conchylii nshell-fish, a testaceous animal, oyster, purple color, purple, purple garments
- conquilium, conquilii nshell-fish, a testaceous animal, oyster, purple color, purple, purple garments
- conchatus, conchata, conchatumshellformed
- canis pastoralisshepherd dog, herding dog
- canis pastoriciusshepherd dog, herding dog
- carmen arundineumshepherd song
- calamus agrestisshepherd's flute, Syrinx
- carmen pastoraleshepherd's song
- circumfulgeo 2shine around
- confulgeo 2shine brightly, glitter, glisten
- calceos extergeoshine the shoes, polish the shoes
- consplendesco 3shine very much
- circumlucens, circumlucentisshining around, glittering around
- clarissima litterarum luminashining pearls of literature
- candidulus, candidula, candidulumshining white
- candens, candentisshining, dazzling, white, bright, glowing, white
- candiduli dentesshiny white teeth
- corona navalisship crown, award for a naval victory
- constratum navisship hood, ship canopy
- cavum tignumship, vessel, dugout
- catastroma, catastromatis nship's canopy
- corymbi, corymborum mship's knobs
- collapsus gravisshock
- calceati pedesshod feet
- caliga, caligae fshoe of leather, military shoes, military service
- calceorum chremumshoe polish
- calceorum cramumshoe polish
- calcearia, calceariae fshoe-shop
- calciaria, calciariae fshoe-shop
- corigia, corigiae fshoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse
- corrigia, corrigiae f (corigia)shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse
- corrigium, corrigii nshoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse
- calceamen, calceaminis nshoe, footwear
- calciamen, calciaminis nshoe, footwear
- calceus, calcei mshoe, half-boot
- calceamentarius, calceamentarii mshoemaker
- calceator, calceatoris mshoemaker
- calciamentarius, calciamentarii mshoemaker
- calciator, calciatoris mshoemaker
- calopodia, calopodiae fshoemaker's mouldings
- congero 3shoot forth at the same time
- cretaria, cretariae fshop for Cretan earth
- cauponarius, cauponarii mshopkeeper
- circumtonsus, circumtonsa, circumtonsumshorn all around, elaborate, artificial
- cohibilitershort and sweet
- cohortatiuncula, cohortatiunculae fshort exhortation
- conciuncula, conciunculae fshort harangue, trifling speech
- contiuncula, contiunculae fshort harangue, trifling speech
- commonitoriolum, commonitorioli nshort instruction
- contestatiuncula, contestatiunculae fshort speech
- comlexus brevis verborumshort summary of the words,
- commentariolum, commentarioli nshort treatise, brief commentary
- commentariolus, commentarioli mshort treatise, brief commentary
- compendiarius, compendiaria, compendiariumshort, compendious
- compendio 1shorten the way of life for one, kill him
- compendio 1shorten, abridge
- curto 1shorten, diminish
- consulatus coartatishortened consulates
- curtus, curta, curtumshortened, mutilated, broken, short, circumcised, castrated, defective, incomplete
- catalexsis, catalexsis fshortening (at the end of a verse)
- concubia nocteshortly before midnight, deep in the night, at the first time of night, at the time of the first (deep) sleep
- correpteshortly
- cuius oculi non longe conspectum feruntshortsighted, nearsighted, myopic
- clamo in hostem, ne rex Croesus occidereturshout to the enemy not to kill King Koisos
- clamor exoriturshouting arises, there is shouting
- clamor fitshouting arises, there is shouting
- clamor oriturshouting arises, there is shouting
- clamor hostes circumsonatshouting surrounds the enemies
- commugeo 2shouting together, screaming together
- comitatem usurposhow me affable
- clementia utorshow mercy before justice, exercise leniency
- centuro Capuaeshow of arms in Capua
- contentio vehementissimashow of force, test of strength
- commonstro 1show, point out something fully, point out something distinctly
- commostro 1show, point out something fully, point out something distinctly
- coopertus, cooperta, coopertumshowered with something, immersed in something
- callidus, callida, callidumshrewd, expert, experienced, adroit, skilful, ingenious, prudent, dexterous, crafty, cunning, artful, sly, calculating
- calliditas, calliditatis fshrewdness, skill, skilfulness, readiness, aptness, cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness, oratorical artifice
- circumstridens, circumstridentisshrieking around, gibbering around
- conrugor 1shrink
- corrugo 1shrink
- corrugor 1shrink, fold up, wrinkle
- carpophyllon, carpophylli nshrub similar to the laurel-tree
- carpophyllos, carpophylli fshrub similar to the laurel-tree
- cisthos, cisthi mshrubby plant with red blossoms
- cohorresco 3shudder with cold, shudder with fear, shake with fear, shake with cold, shiver with fear, shiver with cold
- circumclaudo 3shut in, enclose on every side, hemme in
- circumcludo 3shut in, enclose on every side, hemme in
- concludo 3shut up closely, close up, enclose, confine, include, compress, restrain, comprise, end, close, conclude, close rhythmically, round off, infer, make an inference, argue, demonstrate
- claudo 3shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine
- clodo 3shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine
- cludo 3shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine
- carmen CumaeumSibylline prophecy
- cephalalgicus, cephalalgica, cephalalgicum sick with a headache
- cephalargicus, cephalargica, cephalargicum sick with a headache
- causarius, causaria, causariumsick, diseased, ill, discharged on account of ill health, invalid
- causarium corpussickly body, ailing body
- corpus obnoxiumsickly body, vulnerable body
- crepido viariasidewalk, footpath, pavement
- cribrarius, cribrarii msieve-maker
- cribrum, cribri nsieve, searce, riddle
- cernitus, cernita, cernitumsifted through
- congemisco 3sigh deeply
- congemo 3sigh deeply, groan deeply, sigh loudly, groan loudly, heave a sigh
- candida barbasilver grey beard
- configuratio, configurationis fsimilar formation, configuration
- consimilis, consimilesimilar in all respects, entirely similar, like
- cinereus, cinerea, cinereumsimilar to ashes, ash-colored
- cineraceus, cineracea, cineraceumsimilar to ashes, ashy, ash-colored
- cinericius, cinericia, cinericiumsimilar to ashes, like ashes
- capillaceus, capillacea, capillaceumsimilar to hair, like hair, made of hair
- capillacius, capillacia, capillaciumsimilar to hair, like hair, made of hair
- conformis, conformesimilar, like, conformal, of similar shape
- coenoteta, coenotetae fsimilarity, analogy, common property
- cantum moveosing a song
- canto ad chordarum sonumsing as a citharist, sing to the sound of the strings
- cantillo 1sing low, hum
- cantito 1sing often, play often, sing repeatedly, play repeatedly
- cano indoctumsing unschooled
- cantilatrix, cantilatricis fsinger
- citharoedus, citharoedi msinger to the guitar
- citharoeda, citharoedae fsinger to the guitar, vocalist to the guitar
- cantor, cantoris msinger,extoller, eulogist, actor, player
- cantus aviumsinging of the birds, birdsong, divination of the birds
- curruca, currucae msinging warbler, cockback
- cantabundus, cantabunda, cantabundumsinging, surrendering to the song
- cecidi collapsus in artussink faintly to one's knees
- collactanea, collactaneae fsister nourished at the same breast, foster-sister
- collactea, collaceae fsister nourished at the same breast, foster-sister
- consanguinea, consanguineae fsister
- circumsedeo 2sit around a person or thing, surround, encamp around in a hostile manner, besiege, blockade, invest, encompass, beset
- circumsideo 2sit around a person or thing, surround, encamp around in a hostile manner, besiege, blockade, invest, encompass, beset
- consido 3sit down, take a seat, be seated, settle, take one’s place, take a seat, sit, hold sessions, be in session, encamp, pitch a camp, take post somewhere, settle down for a long time, take up one’s abode
- cum tunica sedeosit in the tunic
- consedeo 2sit together, sit with
- cismontanus, cismontana, cismontanumsituate on this side of the mountain
- calceus nartatoriusski boot
- conspicillum nartatoriumski goggles, ski glasses
- commigratio nartatoriaski hiking
- certamen nartatoriumski race
- commeatus nartatoriusskiing holiday
- cera nartatoriaskiing wax
- concinnaticius, concinnaticia, concinnaticiumskilfully prepared
- callenterskilfully, cunningly
- callideskilfully, shrewdly, expertly, cunningly, craftily
- chroma, chromatos nskin color
- cuticula, cuticulae fskin
- cutis, cutis fskin, hide, leather, a soft coating, rind, surface, the external appearance, surface, outside
- corium, corii nskin, hide, leather, rind, skin, bark, covering, shell, leather whip, leather thong, leather strap, the upper surface, a layer, stratum of earth, lime, building of a bee
- corius, corii mskin, hide, leather, rind, skin, bark, covering, shell, leather whip, leather thong, leather strap, the upper surface, a layer, stratum of earth, lime, building of a bee
- cotis, cotis f (2)skin, hide, leather, rind, surface, the external appearance, surface, outside
- calvaria, calvariae fskull of man, Calvary, the place where Jesus Christ was crucified
- cranion, cranii skull, brain shell, braincase, brainpan
- cranium, cranii nskull, brain shell, braincase, brainpan
- cardo ortivussky towards sunrise
- caelo aequatussky-high
- caelus, caeli m (coelus, coeli m)sky
- coelus, coeli msky
- caelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n)sky, heaven, the heavens, the vault of heaven, region of heaven, climate, zone, region, air, atmosphere, temperature, weather, daytime, day, height, earth, upper world, abode of the happy dead, summit of prosperity, happiness, honor
- caeliscalpum, caeliscalpi nskyscraper
- cesso in studio meoslacken in one's zeal
- calo 1 [2]slacken, let down
- chalo 1slacken, let down
- calx exstinctaslaked lime
- calx restinctaslaked lime
- conviciis consectorslander
- crimen falsumslander, false accusation
- colaphos in cerebro abstrudoslap the fists in the face, beat someone in the face
- cellae familiaresslave chamber
- capsarius, capsarii mslave who carried the satchels of boys going to school, maker of satchels, slave who took care of the clothes in baths
- crapulam edormiosleep off one's drunkenness, sleep off one's intoxication
- crapulam edormiscosleep off one's drunkenness, sleep off one's intoxication
- concubo 1sleep with someone
- cubito cum aliqua (cum aliquo)sleep with someone
- cella dormitoriasleeper cell
- chirodyti, chirodytorum msleeves
- cracens, cracentisslender, neat, graceful
- capillum retro agoslick one's hair back, brush back the hair
- conversiuncula, conversiunculae fslight change, slight alteration
- commotiuncula, commotiuncula fslight excitation of disease, indisposition
- conviciolum, convicioli nslight reproach, taunt
- convitiolum, convitioli nslight reproach, taunt
- cado prolapsus slip and fall in front
- conctatus, conctata, conctatumslow, deliberate
- commodulum, commoduli nsmall advantage, small profit
- conventiuncula, conventiunculae fsmall assembly
- cama, camae fsmall bed near the ground
- cingillum, cingilli nsmall belt, pretty belt
- carabus, carabi m [2]small boat
- cumbula, cumbulae fsmall boat
- cymbula, cymbulae fsmall boat
- capeduncula, capedunculae fsmall bowl or dish used in sacrifices
- capula, capulaesmall bowl with handles
- catinulus, catinuli msmall bowl
- capidula, capidulae fsmall bowl, sacrificial bowl
- catillum, catilli nsmall bowl, small dish, small plate
- catillus, catilli msmall bowl, small dish, small plate, ornament on a sword-sheath, the upper millstone
- capsella, capsellae fsmall box, small coffer, small chest
- capsula, capsulae fsmall box, small coffer, small chest
- cerebellum, cerebelli nsmall brain
- caveola, caveolae fsmall cage
- caviola, caviolae fsmall cage
- chiramaxium, chiramaxii nsmall carriage drawn by slaves, handwagon
- cavernula, cavernulae fsmall cavity
- cenotaphiolum, cenotaphioli nsmall cenotaph
- catella, catellae fsmall chain
- catellus, catelli msmall chain
- catenula, catenulae fsmall chain
- canaliculus, canaliculi msmall channel, small pipe, small gutter, channel of a triglyph, groove of a catapult, splint for broken bones
- cistella, cistellae fsmall chest, small box
- causae minutaesmall claims proceedings, small claims litigation
- clientulus, clientuli msmall client, insignificant client
- coenobiolum, coenobioli nsmall cloister, little monastery
- carbunculus, carbunculi msmall coal, burning sorrow, devouring sorrow, kind of sandstone, red toph-stone, reddish, bright kind of precious stone, kind of tumor, carbuncle, disease of plants caused by hoar-frost
- cohorticula, cohorticulae fsmall cohort
- collare minussmall collar
- columella, columellae fsmall column, pillar, foot of a catapult, pedestal of a catapult, support, prop
- columnella, columnellae fsmall column, pillar, foot of a catapult, pedestal of a catapult, support, prop
- cacabulus, cacabuli msmall cooking-pot, pot, vessel
- caccabulus, caccabuli msmall cooking-pot, pot, vessel
- cupula, cupulae f (2)small crank
- cristula, cristulae fsmall crest, small tuft
- calvariola, calvariolae fsmall cup
- calicellus, calicelli msmall cup, little cup
- caliculus, caliculi msmall cup, little inkstand
- culcitula, culcitulae fsmall cushion, small mattress
- caenacellum, caenacelli nsmall dining room
- cenacellum, cenacelli nsmall dining room
- cenatiuncula, cenatiunculae fsmall dining-room
- canicula, caniculae fsmall dog or bitch, a quarrelsome woman, kind of sea-dog, worst throw with dice, dog throw
- cantharulus, cantharuli msmall drinking-vessel, a small candlestick
- culigna, culignae fsmall drinking-vessel, cup
- cymbium, cymbii nsmall drinking-vessel, cup, bowl, lamp in the same form
- campicellum, campicelli nsmall field, little field
- campulus, campuli msmall field, piece of land
- caliculus, caliculi m [2]small flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin of animals, hide of animals
- calyculus, calyculi msmall flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin of animals, hide of animals
- calyculus, calyculi msmall flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin, hide of animals
- ciliciolum, cilicioli nsmall garment or coverlet of goats’ hair
- capellus, capelli msmall goat, billy goat
- canalicula, canaliculae fsmall groove, small channel
- criniculus, criniculi msmall hair, little hair
- capitellum, capitelli nsmall head, capital of a column
- capitulum, capituli nsmall head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits
- capitulus, capituli msmall head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits
- clunicula, cluniculae fsmall hinder-parts
- cluniculus, cluniculi msmall hinder-parts
- cardinulus, cardinuli msmall hinge, turning point
- caballio, caballionis msmall horse, pony
- canabula, canabulae fsmall hovel
- caupuncula, caupunculae fsmall inn, small tavern
- cauponula, cauponula fsmall inn, small tavern, boutique
- chordula, chordulae fsmall intestine
- cission, cissii nsmall ivy
- cissium, cissii nsmall ivy
- carinula, carinulae fsmall keel
- clavicula, claviculae fsmall key, vine tendril, bar, bolt of the door
- crusculum, crusculi nsmall leg, small shank
- clostellum, clostelli nsmall lock
- claustellum, claustelli nsmall lock, small bolt
- clustellum, clustelli nsmall lock, small bolt
- calicula, caliculae fsmall military boot, cognomen of the successor of Tiberius
- caligula, caligulae fsmall military boot, cognomen of the successor of Tiberius
- crumena, crumenae fsmall money-purse, small money-bag, money
- crumina, cruminae f (crumena, crumenae f)small money-purse, small money-bag, money
- clavulus, clavuli msmall nail, tack, small swelling
- cervicula, cerviculae fsmall neck, neck of a hydraulic machine, conceit
- cassiculum, cassiculi nsmall net, cobweb
- cassiculus, cassiculi msmall net, cobweb
- cepula, cepulae fsmall onion
- cepulla, cepullae fsmall onion
- crabatus, crabati msmall or low couch, pallet, campbed
- caudiculus, caudiculi msmall pad, small book
- codiculus, codiculi msmall pad, small book, , wood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil
- crustlum, crustli nsmall pastry, confectionery
- crustulum, crustuli nsmall pastry, confectionery
- centunculus, centunculi msmall patch or patchwork, partycolored saddle-cloth, plant, bind-weed, knotweed
- cerula, cerulae fsmall piece of wax, kind of crayon, candlestick, stand for wax tapers
- cilunculus, cilunculi msmall pointed head
- costula, costulae fsmall rib
- Cusus, Cusi msmall river in Germania, now prob, the Waag
- cicatricula, cicatriculae fsmall scar
- costula, costulae fsmall set of pearls
- cloacula, cloaculae fsmall sewer, small drain
- conchula, conchulae fsmall shell-fish
- concla, conclae fsmall shell-fish
- concula, conculae fsmall shell-fish
- clipeolum, clipeoli nsmall shield
- clupeolum, clupeoli nsmall shield
- clypeolum, clypeoli nsmall shield
- calceolus, calceoli msmall shoe, half-boot
- calciolus, calcioli msmall shoe, half-boot
- cribellum, cribellī nsmall sieve
- cochleola, cochleolae fsmall snail
- cocleola, cocleolae fsmall snail
- climacis, climacidos fsmall staircase, small ladder
- cauliculus, cauliculi msmall stalk of a plant, small stem of a plant, sprout, a stalk or stem as an ornament on the capitals of columns
- coliculus, coliculi msmall stalk or stem of a plant, stalk or stem as an ornament on the capitals of columns
- calculus, calculi msmall stone, pebble, stone in the bladder or kidneys, gravel, stone, stone or counter used in playing draughts, stone used in reckoning on the counting-board, reckoning, computing, calculating, stone used in voting, vote, sentence, decision, suffrage
- cauculus, cauculi msmall stone, pebble, stone in the bladder or kidneys, gravel, stone, stone or counter used in playing draughts, stone used in reckoning on the counting-board, reckoning, computing, calculating, stone used in voting, vote, sentence, decision, suffrage
- cellola, cellolae fsmall store-room, small apartment, cell
- cellula, cellulae fsmall store-room, small apartment, cell
- clunaculum, clunaculi nsmall sword, dagger, hunting knife
- cauponicula, cauponiculae fsmall tavern, small inn
- coponicula, coponiculae fsmall tavern, small inn
- coticula, coticulae fsmall touchstone, test, small stone mortar for medical use
- canteriolus, canterioli msmall trellis for supporting plants
- cantheriolus, cantherioli msmall trellis for supporting plants
- cupella, cupellae fsmall vat, small cask
- cotila, cotilae fsmall vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius
- cotilla, cotillae fsmall vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius
- cotula, cotulae fsmall vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius
- cotyla, cotylae fsmall vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius
- cereolus, cereoli msmall wax candle, small wax torch
- calathiscus, calathisci msmall wicker basket
- celocula, celoculae fsmall yacht
- cannula, cannulae fsmall, low reed
- callidus ad suom quaestumsmart about his profit
- crura alicui suffringosmash someone's legs, break someone's legs
- circumlino 3 (circumlinio 4)smear all over, stick all over, spread all over, besmear, besmear something all over with something, anoint, bedaub, cover, clothe, mark in color
- chartis inlino aliquidsmear something on the paper
- ceromaticus, ceromatica, ceromaticumsmeared with wax-ointment
- ceratura, ceraturae fsmearing over with wax, covering with wax
- citrosus, citrosa, citrosumsmelling of citrus
- comas permulceosmooth the hair
- charta dentatasmoothed paper
- clam importosmuggle in
- clam invehosmuggle in
- clam exportosmuggle out
- cenula subdialissnack under the open sky, picnic
- cochlos, cochli msnail
- coculea, coculeae fsnail, snail-shell
- cochlea, cochleae f (coclea, cocleae f)snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily
- coclea, cocleae fsnail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily
- cuchlia, cuchliae fsnail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily
- cucumis anguineussnake cucumber
- cucumis anguinussnake cucumber
- comae anguineaesnake hair
- clamores captosnatch at applause, grab for applause
- cenam rapio de rogosnatch the food from the funeral pyre
- compilo 1snatch together and carry off, plunder, pillage, rob
- casus nivissnowfall
- collo parentis circumfundorsnuggle around the father's neck
- contrectabiliterso as to be felt
- cessas alloqui?so speak to him!
- cape veroso take it!
- caprio 1soak
- curator sociallissocial worker
- cardo feminasocket, mortise
- commacero 1soften by steeping, macerate
- commollio 4soften
- clibanarius, clibanarii msoldier clad in mail, cuirassier
- causarius, causarii msoldier discharged due to sickliness, invalid
- castrensis, castrensis msoldier in the camp, high officer of the imperial court of Constantinople
- covinarius, covinarii msoldier who fought from a chariot
- covinnarius, covinnarii msoldier who fought from a chariot
- clementius milites ductisoldiers led without plunder
- clarigatio, clarigationis fsolemn demand for redress, religious solemnity with which the Fetialis declared war upon an enemy, fine or ransom for a transgression of limits
- celebritas matrimoniisolemn marriage, formal wedding
- crassus, crassa, crassumsolid, thick, dense, fat, gross, greatly, swollen, heavy, stupid, dull, stolid, uncultivated, clumsy
- circuli tropicisolstice circles
- carmen solvosolve a riddle
- convenit alicui cum aliquo (impers.)someone agrees with someone, someone arranges with someone
- cura digerendae bibliothecae datur alicui someone is assigned the order of the library
- crimina apparantur in aliquemsomeone is being threatened with accusations
- carum aliquem habeosomeone is dear and worthy to me, be fond of someone
- culpa alicuius rei est in aliquosomeone is to blame for something, someone is guilty of something
- celebre alicuius nomen laudibus fuitsomeone's name was often mentioned in praise
- caput alicuius agitursomeone's neck is on the line, someone's life is on the line, someone's civic existence is on the line, someone's life is on the line
- caro mihi aliquid valetsomething comes dear to me
- cumulus ad felicitatem accedit ex aliqua resomething crowns happiness, something puts the crown on happiness
- confricamentum, confricamenti nsomething for rubbing
- celor de resomething is concealed from me
- celor remsomething is concealed from me
- consedit aliquid in mentesomething is ingrained in consciousness
- cessatur aliquidsomething is put aside, something is neglected, something is missed
- citus modo, modo tardussometimes fast, sometimes slow
- contrarie procedosometimes slowly, sometimes quickly
- curiosulus, curiosula, curiosulumsomewhat curious, a little inquisitive
- cerrītulus, cerrītula, cerrītulumsomewhat mad
- calcatiussomewhat more crowded
- celeriusculesomewhat quickly
- coemesis, coemesis fsomniferous song
- Cytisorus, Cytisori mson of Phrixus, and founder of Cytorus
- creatus, creati mson, offspring
- carmen orthiumsong (to the zither) in a very high pitch
- carmen saecularesong for the Centenary
- canticum, cantici nsong in the Roman comedy, monody, solo, song, singing tone of an orator, lampoon, libellous song, magic formula, incantation
- carmen arundineumsong sung to the reed pipe
- cantica, canticae fsong, chant
- canticus, cantici msong, chant, singing
- cantio, cantionis fsong, incantation, charm, spell, singsong
- catilena, catilenae fsong, old song, silly prattle, trite prattle, gossip
- cantilena, cantilenae fsong, old song, silly prattle, trite prattle, gossip, lampoon
- carmina vociferantursongs sound
- carmina in procinctu factasongs sung in the arms
- carmina linenda cedrosongs that deserve immortality (treated with cedar oil against eating)
- captiosa, captiosorum nsophisms
- ceratina, ceratinae fsophistical argument concerning horns
- cavillationes iurissophisticated legal questions
- cordolium, cordolii nsorrow at heart, grief
- curio, curionis m (2)Sorrow man, Mr Sorrow, , Grief man, Mr Grief
- cordolens, cordolentissorrowful, feeling heartbreak, grieving, feeling heartache
- carruca, carrucae fsort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage
- carrucha, carruchae fsort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage
- caruca, carucae fsort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage
- carucha, caruchae fsort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage
- conquisitus, conquisita, conquisitumsought out, chosen, costly
- confremo 3sound aloud, resound, to murmur loudly
- consono 1sound at the same time, sound together, sound aloud, resound, agree, accord, harmonize
- cantus bucinarumsound of the horns
- clangor, clangoris msound, clang, noise, barking, baying
- circumsono 1sound, resound (with something) on every side, be filled with any sound, surround a thing with a sound, make something to echo or resound, fill everywhere with a sound
- circumsonus, circumsona, circumsonumsounding all around, filling with sounds, filled with sounds, resounding around
- consonus, consona, consonumsounding together in harmony, harmonious, accordant, fit, suitable
- crepax, crepacissounding, creaking
- concentus, concentus msounds blending harmoniously together, symphony, harmony, harmonious music, choir singing in harmony, concordant acclamation of people in a theatre, concord, agreement, harmony, unanimity
- Corea MeridianaSouth Korea
- Corea MeridionalisSouth Korea
- cancri bracchiasouth
- civitatis amplitudosovereignty (of a state)
- circumsero 3sow around, set around, plant around something
- consero 3 (1)sow with something, plant with something, plant, set, strew, fill, sow
- consitor, consitoris msower, planter
- consemineus, conseminea, consemineumsown or planted with various kinds
- conseminus, consemina, conseminumsown or planted with various kinds
- conseminalis, conseminalesown with several kinds of seed
- circamoerium, circamoerii nspace about a wall, space on both sides of a wall
- cosmodromus BaikonurensisSpaceport Baikonur, Baikonur Cosmodrome
- cosmodromus, cosmodromi mspaceport
- canis LaconicusSpartan hound
- commode dicospeak appropriately
- cum contemptu loquorspeak disparagingly, speak with contempt
- clare loquorspeak distinctly, speak clearly
- copiose dicospeak eloquently and thoughtfully
- causam foederis agospeak out in favour of the Alliance
- clarius loquere!speak up!, speak louder!
- confidentiloquus, confidentiloqua, confidentiloquumspeaking confidently, speaking audaciously
- contiger, contigeri mspear-bearer, lancer
- curis, curis fspear
- curis, curitis fspear
- contifices, contificum mspearmen
- causa specialisspecial case
- condicio specialisspecial condition
- consessus extraordinariusspecial meeting, extraordinary session
- callentes, callentium mspecialists, professionals, experts, capacities
- centauris, centauridis fspecies of centaureum
- chenalopeces, chenalopecum fspecies of goose or duck
- cercops, cercopis mspecies of long-tailed apes, name of a Pythagorean philosopher
- coracinus, coracini mspecies of river fish
- chenerotes, chenerotum fspecies of small goose or duck
- corymbia, corymbiae fspecies of the plant ferula
- corymbias, corymbiae fspecies of the plant ferula
- corymbites, corymbitae mspecies of the plant tithymalus
- capnios, capnii fspecies of wine, so called from the dark or smoky color of the grapes
- causidicatio, causidicationis fspeech of an advocate
- cursus glacialisspeed skating, speedskating
- cantamen, cantaminis nspell, charm, magic sentence, incantation
- cremor alicaespelt porridge, spelled porridge
- caelebs aetatem degospend one's life as a bachelor
- caste ago aetatemspend one's life in innocence
- caldum meio et frigidum potospending more than one takes in, give more than one receives
- condimentum, condimenti nspice, seasoning
- conditum, conditi nspiced wine
- conditiusspicier, seasoned
- cochleatus, cochleata, cochleatumspiral, screw-formed
- cocleatus, cocleata, cocleatumspiral, screw-formed
- cocleatimspirally
- consputo 1spit upon in contempt
- conspuo 3spit upon, spit upon in contempt, besprinkle, cover over, spit out much, spit
- cataclista, cataclistae fsplendid garment for festal occasions, state dress
- cissura, cissurae fsplit, crack, , tear, rift, fissure, rip
- corruptus, corrupta, corruptumspoiled, marred, corrupted, bad, mutilated, bad, corrupt
- cochlear, cochlearis nspoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful
- cochleare, cochlearis nspoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful
- cochlearium, cochlearii nspoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful
- colludium, colludii nsporting together, playing together, secret, deceptive understanding, collusion
- certamina gymnicasports competitions
- corporis exercitatorsports teacher, gymnastics teacher, coach
- commaculo 1spot, stain, pollute, defile on all sides
- cruentus, cruenta, cruentumspotted with blood, covered with blood, stained with blood, bloody, delighting in blood, blood-thirsty, cruel, polluted, bloodred, red
- caritas uxoriaspousal love, love for the spouse
- confoeditae, confoeditarum fspouses joined by marriage contract
- circumsilio 4spring around, leap around, hop around, leap about, surround
- circumroro 1sprinkle all round
- circumspargo 3sprinkle something around, strew around, scatter around, sprinkle with something all around
- circumspergo 3sprinkle something around, strew around, scatter around, sprinkle with something all around
- conspargo 3sprinkle, moisten, besprinkle, bespatter, strew, cover, scatter
- conspergo 3sprinkle, moisten, besprinkle, bespatter, strew, cover, scatter
- concineratus, concinerata, concineratumsprinkled with ashes
- consparsus, consparsa, consparsumsprinkled
- conspersus, conspersa, conspersumsprinkled
- circumrorans, circumrorantissprinkling all round
- citissimus cursorsprinter
- cognatus, cognata, cognatumsprung from the same stock, related by blood, kindred, related, connected, like, similar
- calcaria addo sponte currentispur a willing horse
- calcaria alicui adhibeospur
- calcaria alicui admoveospur
- cibdelos, cibdelonspurious, base, impure, unhealthy
- contemno aliquid prae aliqua respurn something in comparison to something, despise something in comparison to something
- collisa, collisorum nsquashed things, crushed things
- calamistri et tinnitus oratorumsquiggles and verbiage of the speakers
- cultro aliquem interficiostab someone dead
- circus, circi mstadium
- cervus, cervi mstag, deer
- capillos sanguine turpostain the hair with blood
- caerimoniam legationis polluostain the sanctity of the legation
- conscelero 1stain with guilt, pollute with guilt, dishonor, disgrace by wicked conduct
- contemero 1stain, pollute, defile
- coinquinabilis, coinquinabilestainable
- cruentatus, cruentata, cruentatumstained with blood, bloody
- contaminatus, contaminata, contaminatumstained with guilt, polluted, contaminated, impure, vile, defiled
- castra metorstake out a camp, measure out a camp
- castrametatio, castrametationis fstaking out a camp, setting up a camp
- caulis, caulis mstalk or stem of a plant, tendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’ s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member
- coles, colis mstalk or stem of a plant, tendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member
- caulodes, caulodisstalk-like
- culmus, culmi mstalk, stem, straw
- culmosus, culmosa, culmosumstalklike, sprung from the dragonteeth
- comae papavereaestamens of the poppy
- cusio, cusionis fstamping of money
- circumsto 1stand around a person or thing, surround, encircle, encompass, occupy, take possession of
- circumasto 1stand around
- consto 1stand at, cost
- cesso 1stand back very much, be remiss in any thing, delay, loiter, cease from, stop, give over, be inactive, be idle, be at leisure, do nothing, be at rest, rest, be still, be inactive, be unemployed, be unused, lie uncultivated, fallow
- castra stativastand camp, stand quarters
- consto 1stand firm, remain immovable, remain unchanging, remain steadfast, to abide, last, endure, persevere
- contemptui sumstand in contempt, be despised
- collocatio siderumstand of the stars
- consto 1stand with, agree with, be in accord, be in agreement, correspond, fit
- cantabrarius, cantabrarii mstandard-bearer on festive occasions
- constans, constantisstanding firm, firm, unchangeable, constant, immovable, uniform, fixed, stable, invariable, agreeing with itself, accordant with itself, consistent, harmonious, intellectually certain, morally certain, sure, steadfast, faithful, steady, unchanging
- castricianus, castriciana, castricianumstanding in camp, encamped
- circumhisco 3stare about with open mouth
- constellatus, constellata, constellatumstarred, studded with stars
- caelum astris distinctum et ornatumstarry sky
- causam capiostart a cause
- causam inferostart a cause
- coloniam deduco in aliquem locumstart a colony somewhere, establish a colony somewhere
- certamen conserostart the competition
- certamen conserostart the fight, open the fight, enter the fight
- coeptio, coeptionis fstart, begin, enterprise, undertake, business
- caput maleficiistarting point of the atrocity
- cognitura, cogniturae fState Agency
- cognitor, cognitoris mState Agent, Government Agent
- constitutio statalisstate constitution
- commoda publicastate interest
- condicio extraordinariastate of exception, state of emergency
- custodia rei publicaestate protection, protection of the state
- cyclas, cycladis fstate-robe of women, with a border running round it
- condicio peregrinastatus of a foreigner
- consubsido 3stay behind, remain behind
- clepto 1steal away
- clepo 3 (clepso 3)steal, listen secretly to
- clepso 3steal, listen secretly to
- cnisa, cnisae fsteam of a sacrifice, odor of a sacrifice
- cnissa, cnissae fsteam of a sacrifice, odor of a sacrifice
- chalybs, chalybis msteel, things made of steel, sword, horse’s bit, point of an arrow, iron rail
- citratus, citrata, citratumsteeped in citrus-oil
- cellula primitivastem cell
- cellula nativastem cell
- circumassisto 3 (circumadsisto 3)step around
- cum aliquo stostick with someone, stand by someone, take someone's side
- consilium teneosticking to one's plan, staying with one's plan
- cerae tenacessticky wax, tacky wax
- cervicatus, cervicata, cervicatumstiffnecked, obstinate
- crudaster, crudastri mstill a bit raw
- caro crudastill raw meat
- consedo 1still, allay, quiet
- colobathron, colobathri nstilt
- constimulator, constimulatoris mstimulator, incentivizer
- centria, centriae fsting
- caveo 2stipulate, make conditions, make one’s self secure, procure bail or surety, take security, give security, guarantee, parry a blow, ward off a blow, protect, have a care for, make safe, take care of
- concussus, concussa, concussumstirred up, restless
- commeatu et armis copiorstock up abundantly with provisions and weapons
- corpus compactumstocky body, squat body
- caementarius, caementarii mstone-cutter, mason, builder of walls
- cadavera saxis annexastoned corpses
- cadunt lapides caelo stones fall from the sky
- condescendo 3stoop, let one’s self down, condescend
- curvatus, curvata, curvatumstooped, curved, arched, crooked, bent
- commoror 1stop somewhere, tarry, linger, abide, sojourn, remain, stay, dwell upon
- compesco 3stop speaking injustice, stop saying wrong
- commoro 1stop, detain, retard one
- commoror 1stop, detain, retard one
- consto 1stop, halt
- cella, cellae fstoreroom, chamber, place for depositing grain or fruits, place for the abode of animals, granary, stall, cells of bees, closet, cabinet, hut, cot, chapel, apartment in a bathing-house, room in a brothel
- ciconia, ciconiae fstork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water
- conea, coneae fstork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water
- convector clandestinusstowaway
- convector fūrtivusstowaway
- clavum rectum teneostraighten the rudder
- clivum mensae tollostraighten the table
- collum laqueo premostrangle, tie up the neck
- caestus, caestus m (cestus, cestus m)strap of bull’s hide loaded with balls of lead or iron, wound around the hands and arms, gauntlet, boxing-glove for pugilists
- casa stramenticiastraw hut
- casa stramineastraw hut
- currus publicus electricusstreetcar, tramway
- currus publicus oppidanusstreetcar, tramway
- currus publicus urbanusstreetcar, tramway
- currus transviariusstreetcar, tramway
- conforto 1strengthen much
- cooperationem corroborostrengthen the cooperation
- corroboro 1strengthen, invigorate, make strong, corroborate
- coalitus, coalita, coalitumstrengthened, confirmed, inveterate
- corroboratio, corroborationis fstrengthening, invigoration
- corpus prosternostretch down, prostrate
- consterno 1stretch upon the ground, to overcome, bring into confusion, to perplex, terrify, alarm, affright, dismay, overwhelm with terror, make afraid, frighten, startle, excite to sedition, excite to revolt
- chamaestrotus, chamaestrota, chamaestrotumstretched out on the earth, writhing on the earth
- contentus, contenta, contentum (1)stretched, strained, exerted
- catatonus, catatona, catatonumstretching down, depressed
- consterno 3strew over, cover by strewing, bestrew, to thatch, floor, pave, spread, cover, to throw down, prostrate, level
- cura custodiaquestrict supervision, strict oversight, comprehensive control, extensive control
- circumpulso 1strike around, beat around, din
- concutio 5strike one upon another, strike together, shake violently, shake, agitate, examine by shaking one’s self, search, shake the power of, shake to its foundation, shatter, cause to waver
- converbero 1strike severely, beat, bruise, chastise
- cymbalisso 1strike the cymbals
- chelyn plectro verberostrike the lyre with the plectrum
- conflicto 1strike together violently, to fight with, contend with, struggle with, strike forcibly to the earth, to ruin
- complodo 3strike together, clap together
- calcitro 1strike with the heels, kick, resist, be stubborn, be refractory, strike convulsively with the feet
- caput gladio percutiostrike with the sword on the head
- cudo 3strike, beat, pound, knock, beat out, thresh, prepare by beating, prepare by hammering, forge, stamp, coin, prepare
- compulsus, compulsus mstriking together
- collisus, collisus mstriking together, collision
- caiatio, caiationis fstriking, cudgelling or beating of children
- cantus nervorum et tibiarumstring and wind music
- citharam nervis intendostringing the guitar with strings
- competo 3strive after something in company, strive after something together, meet together, come together, coincide, agree, meet, happen
- captito 1strive eagerly after, snatch at any thing
- celeritati studeostrive for speed
- captor 1strive to seize, lay hold of a thing with zeal
- capto 1strive to seize, lay hold of a thing with zeal, catch at, snatch, chase, strive after, long for, desire earnestly, try to obtain, seek to obtain, seek to catch one in a crafty manner
- contendo 3strive, dispute, fight, contend against, vie with, vie with in bidding, bid against, place together in comparison, compare, contrast, demand, ask, solicit, entreat, beg earnestly, seek to gain, assert, affirm earnestly, maintain energetically, contend energetically
- caroticus, carotica, caroticumstroke-causing, strokecausing
- compalpo 1stroke, caress
- cervisia fortiorstrong beer
- caerulosus, caerulosa, caerulosumstrong dark blue
- Christipotens, Christipotentisstrong in Christ
- castellum, castelli nstructure in which the water of an aqueduct is collected, to be distributed by pipes or channels in different directions, a reservoir
- contignum, contigni nstructure of beams, piece of flesh with seven ribs
- certamen de principatustruggle for supremacy
- certamina divitiarumstruggle for wealth
- cervicositas, cervicositatis fstubbornness, obstinacy
- caespito 1stumble on the grass
- cadesco 3stumble, stumble down
- cultus, cultus mstyle of dress, external appearance, clothing, dress, garb, apparel, attire, ornament, decoration, splendid dress, splendor
- crines obliquostyle the hair sideways
- crines componostyle the hair
- commutabilis, commutabilesubject to change, changeable
- captivatio, captivationis fsubjugation, enslavement
- cervices crudelitati dosubmit to the yoke of cruelty, put up with cruelty patiently
- carnificinam subeosubmit to torture, undergo torture
- collum dosubmit
- collum triumpho dosubmit
- causa sonticasubstantial cause, valid excuse
- cisterna, cisternae fsubterranean reservoir for water, cistern
- carptura, carpturae fsucking from flowers, gathering from flowers
- catalepsis, catalepsis fsudden attack of sickness, catalepsy
- canalis SuesiensisSuez Canal
- calamitatem accipiosuffer a defeat
- cladem accipiosuffer a defeat
- calamitate afficiorsuffer a loss
- conscientia mala angorsuffer agony of conscience
- conscientia mala excruciorsuffer agony of conscience
- crudito 1suffer from indigestion
- clodor 1suffer from the eyes
- calamitatem subeosuffer misfortune
- circumdoleo 2suffer on every side
- compatior 5suffer with one, have compassion, feel pity
- cibi avidussuffering hunger, starving, hungry
- crucians, cruciantissuffering torment, struggling, suffering torture, suffering agony, agonizing
- compassibilis, compassibilesuffering with one
- calamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosumsuffering, damaged, injured, harmed
- coctor saccharisugar boiler
- coctura saccharisugar factory
- colobium suicidalesuicide waistcoat, suicide vest
- canalis, canalesuitable for a dog
- consiliarius, consiliaria, consiliariumsuitable for counsel, counselling
- concisorius, concisoria, concisoriumsuitable for cutting
- constitutivus, constitutiva, constitutivumsuitable for determination, constitutive
- colleticus, colletica, colleticumsuitable for gluing together, suitable for sticking together
- caesalis, caesalesuitable for hewing, can be hewn, hewable
- conditivus, conditiva, conditivumsuitable for laying up or preserving, laid up, preserved
- conditaneus, conditanea, conditaneumsuitable for pickling, suitable for preserving, pickled
- consitivus, consitiva, consitivumsuitable for planting
- crusmaticus, crusmatica, crusmaticumsuitable for playing on a musical instrument
- commonitorius, commonitoria, commonitoriumsuitable for reminding
- conditorius, conditoria, conditoriumsuitable for storage, intended for storage
- congregativus, congregativa, congregativumsuitable for uniting or congregating, copulative
- compositivus, compositiva, compositivumsuitable for uniting, compositive
- concalfactorius, concalfactoria, concalfactoriumsuitable for warming, warming
- congruesuitably, fitly
- competentersuitably, properly, becomingly
- coferum, coferi nsuitcase
- cofferum, cofferi nsuitcase
- coffrum, coffri nsuitcase
- concionarius, concionaria, concionariumsuited to an assembly of the people
- contionarius, contionaria, contionarium (concionarius)suited to an assembly of the people
- commendo 1 [2]sully, stain, besmirch
- computo 1sum up, reckon, compute, show, reveal, reckon in with, reckon in in addition to
- collectimsummarily, briefly
- collectesummarily, briefly, strictly
- conceptesummarized, short, condensed, condensed
- conceptimsummarized, short, condensed, condensed
- comlexus rerum, personarum, temporumsummary of events, personalities and time circumstances
- consummatio argumentorumsummary of the evidence
- castra aestivasummer camp
- cardo annisummer solstice
- colloquium primorumsummit talk, summit discussion
- conventus apicatussummit, summit meeting
- conventus culminatussummit, summit meeting
- conventus fastigiosussummit, summit meeting
- conventus summi gradussummit, summit meeting
- conventus summorumsummit, summit meeting
- conventus summussummit, summit meeting
- colophon, colophonis msummit, top
- citatorium, citatoriii nsummoning before a tribunal
- convocatio populi Romani ad rem publicam defendendamsummoning the people to the defense of the Roman state, gathering of the people to defend the Roman state
- chromatiarius, chromatiarii msun worshipper, sun lover
- conspicilium sōlāresunglasses
- calcaria addo sponte currentisuperfluously drive
- castellarius, castellarii msuperintendent of a reservoir
- carfiathum, carfiathi nsuperior kind of incense
- collatio tertiasuperlative
- coaptatio, coaptationis f [2]supplementary election, election, choice
- comparatio necessariorumsupply (with the necessities)
- commeatum subvehosupply provisions
- carino 1 [2]supply with a shell
- canteriatus, canteriata, canteriatumsupporied by props, underpropped
- cantheriatus, cantheriata, cantheriatumsupporied by props, underpropped
- consilio et re aliquem iuvosupport someone with advice and action, support someone with words and deeds
- clamore et plausu foveo aliquemsupport someone with shouts and claps of approval, support someone with applause and clapping
- circumfulcio 4support, hold up around
- columnatus, columnata, columnatumsupported by posts, supported by pillars
- columnatio, columnationis fsupporting by pillars
- caelifer, caelifera, caeliferumsupporting the heavens, extolling to heaven
- coelifer, coelifera, coeliferumsupporting the heavens, extolling to heaven
- capreoli, capreolorum msupports, props, stays
- chirurgus, chirurgi msurgeon, wound surgeon
- camera sectioni chirurgicae destinatasurgery room
- chirurgia, chirurgiae fsurgery, a violent remedy,
- catheter, catheteris msurgical instrument for drawing off the urine, catheter
- centimalis fistulasurgical instrument, trocar
- chirurgumena, chirurgumenorum nSurgical Operations, title of a book
- conclave sectioni chirurgicae destinatumsurgical room
- chirurgicus, chirurgica, chirurgicumsurgical, chirurgical
- cognominatio, cognominatiōnis fsurname
- ceteris virtute antecedosurpass all in bravery
- ceteris virtute excello (antecello)surpass all in bravery
- ceteris virtute praestosurpass all in bravery
- casus subitussurprising incident
- consecro 1surrender to the vengeance of any one, devote, consecrate, lay upon the altar, hallow, recognize as holy, make immortal, immortalize
- canibus me succingosurround oneself with spies
- circumdo alicui ministeriasurround someone with servants
- circumago aliquem aliqua resurround someone with something
- circumvallo 1surround with a wall, circumvallate, blockade, invest, encompass in a hostile manner, beset, beleaguer, surround, encompass
- convallo 1surround with an intrenchment, surround, encircle
- circumstipo 1surround, accompany, attend
- copiis circumfusussurrounded by the troops
- circumcolentes, circumcolentium msurrounding residents
- complexus, complexus msurrounding, encompassing, encircling, embracing, embrace, the reach, connection in discourse, friendly embracing, love, affectionate relation
- circumiecta, circumiectorum nsurroundings, environment, the neighborhood
- circumposita, circumpositorum nsurroundings, surrounding area, environs
- cinematomachina custodiariasurveillance camera
- cinematomachina exploratoriasurveillance camera
- cinematomachina observatoriasurveillance camera
- contemplo 1survey, behold, observe, consider, contemplate
- contemplor 1survey, behold, observe, consider, contemplate
- capax gloriaesusceptible to fame
- coalo 3sustain together with, nourish together with
- chelidon, chelidonis fswallow
- chelidonia, chelidoniae fswallowwort, celandine, hellebore
- cycnea vox et oratioswan song
- cycnus, cycni mswan, a poet
- canor cygniswansong
- cygneus canor swansong
- cantus olorinusswansong, swan song
- caterva apiumswarm of bees
- coniuro 1swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire
- convicia mandraeswear words, insults, diatribes
- consudasco 3sweat much
- consudesco 3sweat much
- cummino 1sweat out rubber
- circumsudans, circumsudantissweating on all sides
- caelum ac terras misceosweep everything from top to bottom, sweep the lowest to the top, make a big noise, overturn everything
- converro 3 (convorro 3)sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away
- convorro 3sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away
- carenum, careni nsweet wine boiled down one third
- caroenum, caroeni nsweet wine boiled down one third
- clucidatus, clucidata, clucidatumsweet, lovely, pleasant
- condulco 1sweeten
- contumesco 3swell greatly
- celox, celocis cswift-sailing ship, cutter, yacht
- celer, celeris, celereswift, fleet, quick, speedy, quickly working, efficacious, lively, rapid, hurried, rash, hasty, precipitate
- celox, celocisswift, quick
- celeripes, celeripedisswiftfooted
- celeritas, celeritatis fswiftness, quickness, speed, celerity
- celeritudo, celeritudinis fswiftness
- conno 1swim with, swim together
- cortex, corticis mswimming belt (made of cork)
- cingulum natatoriumswimming belt
- colymbus, colymbi mswimming-bath
- colymbas, colymbadis swimming
- calces remittoswing backwards
- curriculo pulverem colligoswirl dust with the car
- caseus AlpinusSwiss cheese, Alpine cheese
- cinctorium, cinctorii nswordbelt, girdle
- coniuratus, coniurata, coniuratumsworn connected, conspired
- commensuratio, commensurationis fsymmetry, uniformity
- cognominatus, cognominata, cognominatumsynonymous
- cognominatimsynonymously
- continuatio seriesque rerum, ut alia ex alia nexa et omnes inter se aptae colligataeque sintsystematic relationship
- corcillum est, quod hominem facitt is the good heart that makes a person
- concena, concenae mtable companion, tablemate
- coda, codae ftail (of animals), end of the word, male member
- cauda, caudae ftail (of animals), male member
- cucullus laciniosustail cap, stocking cap
- caudata vestistailcoat
- corpus inclinotake a bow
- ceno 1take a meal, dine, eat
- cenor 1take a meal, dine, eat
- coeno 1take a meal, dine, eat
- caeno 1take a meal, dine, eat, make a meal of something, eat, dine upon, pass in feasting or banqueting
- consisto 3take a position, make a stand, appear as accuser before a court of justice, have a stand as a dealer, occupy a place of business, rest, remain, pause, dwell upon, delay, stop
- consulo 3take a resolution, resolve, conclude, determine
- compendium capto ex aliqua retake advantage of something
- coniugem assumotake as wife, marry
- columnas commoveotake away the pillars, remove the columns
- calculum reducotake back an action, take back a move, withdraw a stone
- captivo 1take captive
- consulto alicuitake care of one, have a care for
- curam ago de aliquotake care of someone, worry about someone
- cura, ut valeas!take care of yourself, be careful of your health
- curito 1take care of, cherish
- consilior 1take counsel, consult, impart counsel, to counsel, advise
- cibor 1take food
- cibum capiotake food, eat food
- capio 5take in hand, take hold of, lay hold of, take, seize, grasp, partake of, take into possession, take captive, make prisoner, win, captivate, charm, allure, enchain, enslave, fascinate, cheat, seduce, deceive, mislead, betray, delude, catch, defeat, convict, overcome
- capesso 3take in hand, undertake, enter upon, engage in, execute, manage, perform, lay hold of with the mind, comprehend, understand, attain to, reach a person or thing
- commeatum sumotake leave
- crimen in aliquo constituotake legal action against someone, bring an action against somebody, bring a lawsuit against someone
- consilia alicuius repudiotake no advice, don't take advice, don't be persuaded
- centesimo 1take out every hundredth, centesimate
- causam suscipiotake over a case
- columnam faciendam conducotake over the installation of a column
- columnam faciendam redimotake over the installation of a column
- cognitionem excipiotake over the judicial enquiry
- corpore venenum combibotake poison inside, ingest poison
- cibaria mihi domo efferotake provisions from home
- confugio ad aliquemtake refuge in someone
- cladem reddotake revenge for a defeat
- consilium alicuius sequortake someone's advice, follow someone's advice, act on someone's advice
- causam alicuius suscipiotake someone's side, take sides with someone
- contemplationem alicuius rei habeotake something into account, take something into consideration
- cursum meum aliquo dirigotake the direction where
- clipeum post vulnera sumotake the shield after wounding, take care when it is too late
- cape dicta memortake these words and keep them!
- contestor 1take to witness, call to witness
- congero 3take together, comprise, compile, put something upon one, accumulate, heap upon, impart, ascribe to, impute, attribute
- castra ponotake up a fortified position
- consumo 3take wholly, take completely, take up, eat, consume, devour, waste, squander, annihilate, destroy, bring to naught, kill, weaken, enervate
- concipio 5take, lay hold of, take to one’s self, take in, take, receive, receive fecundation, conceive, become pregnant, unite herself in marriage, marry, wed
- caulias, cauliae mtaken from the stalk, derived from the stalk
- captivus, captiva, captivumtaken prisoner, captive, that pertains or belongs to captives, caught, taken, captured, plundered, taken as booty, spoiled, taken by force, seized on love
- contemplabilitertaking aim
- causam paupertatis defendotaking sides with poverty, becoming an advocate for poverty, defending the cause of poverty
- captura, capturae ftaking, catching (of animals), that which is taken, prey, gain, profit, reward, pay, hire, wages
- captus, captus mtaking, seizing, that which is taken, that which is grasped, draught, power of comprehension, capacity, notion, physical power
- capio, capionis ftaking, the right of property acquired by prescription
- condico 3talk a thing over together, agree upon, concert, promise, assent unanimously, agree unanimously
- copiosius dico de aliqua retalk about something in more detail
- copiosius disputo de aliqua retalk about something in more detail
- creber in eo sumtalk about something often
- commodis verbis deleniotalk someone into something, win someone over with friendly words
- coram loquor cum aliquotalk to someone in person
- colloquor 3talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference
- conloquor 3talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference
- contentio dicenditalking competition, talking contest
- christologus, christologi mtalking like a good person (but acting badly)
- cicuro 1tame
- cicuro 1tame, make tame, domesticate
- cicur, cicuristame, mild
- coma squalenstangled hair, dishevelled hair, messy hair
- currus cataphractustank, armor
- currus lōrīcātustank, armor
- corium depstumtanned skin
- corarius, corarii mtanner, currier
- coriarius, coriarii mtanner, currier
- coloratio, colorationis ftanning, sun colouring, sunbathing
- cupula, cupulae f (3)tape, binder, binding agent
- cuneor 1taper into a wedge, become wedge-shaped
- cessatio, cessationis ftarrying, delaying, inactivity, idling, cessation, omission, idleness
- cibos dente tangotaste the food
- capitularii, capitulariorum mtax-gatherers and revenue-officers, recruiting-officers
- censeo 2tax, assess, rate, estimate, value, make a statement of one’s property in the census, weigh, appreciate, judge, be of opinion, propose, vote, move, tell one’s opinion in the Senate, resolve, decree, think, believe, hold, suppose, imagine, advise
- censitio, censitionis ftaxing, tax, tribute, declaration of the will, command
- circumrumpo 3tear off all around
- coronam capiti detrahotear off the victory wreath from the head
- cruda vulnera retractotear open wounds not yet gummed up again
- conscindo 3tear to pieces, rend to pieces, abuse, calumniate
- carpo 3tear, rend, lacerate, pluck, snatch, enjoy, use, make use of, gnaw at, carp at, slander, calumniate, revile, rob of strength, weaken, enfeeble, wear away, consume, consume completely, destroy, inflict injury upon an enemy
- cavillor cum aliquotease someone, ridicule someone
- caprae micciotease the goat
- concasus dentiumteeth chattering, , teeth gnashing
- calceati dentesteeth well prepared for biting
- commentarius televisificustelevision commentary
- compluribus aliquid narrotell something quite eloquently
- consentanee narrotell truthfully
- caeli temperatiotemperate climate
- clima temperatumtemperate climate, moderate climate,
- castigatio loquenditempering of the speech, moderating of the speech
- castimonia decem dierumten days abstinence
- centiens sestertiumten million sesterces
- crudelesco 3tending to cruelty
- campus teniludiariustennis court
- certamen teniludiāriumtennis match, tennis tournament
- cardo masculustenon
- chordas intendotension the strings, tune the strings
- contubernalis, contubernalis mtent-companion, tent-comrade, a young man who, in order to become familiar with military service, attended a general in war, attendant, comrade, companion, mate, husband of a slave
- contubernium, contubernii ntent-companionship, a dwelling together in a tent, a body of soldiers occupying a tent together, a mess, squad, the intercourse of a young man and the general accompanied by him in war, attendance, the accompanying
- collyrium, collyrii ntent, pessary, suppository, liquid eyesalve, shaft, pillar
- conterreo 2terrify greatly, frighten
- caelestes maritimique terroresterrors in the sky and the sea
- cerae ultimaetestament, last will
- conturbator, conturbatoris mthat brings disorder or ruin, ruinous, expensive, costly
- causa, causae fthat by which any thing takes place or is done, on account of which any thing takes place or is done, that through which any thing takes place or is done, cause, reason, motive, inducement, occasion, opportunity, apology, excuse
- copulabilis, copulabilethat can be connected
- consumptibilis, consumptibilethat can be consumed, that can be destroyed, transient
- caeduus, caedua, caeduumthat can be cut without injury, fit for cutting
- cocibilis, cocibilethat can be easily cooked
- coquibilis, coquibilethat can be easily cooked
- confixilis, confixilethat can be joined together
- creabilis, creabilethat can be made or created
- commiscibilis, commiscibilethat can be mingled
- conservabilis, conservabilethat can be preserved
- comprehensibilis, comprehensibilethat can be seized, that can be laid hold of
- concussibilis, concussibilethat can be shaken
- cognobilis, cognobilethat can be understood, intelligible
- calefactabilis, calefactabilethat can be warmed, that can be made hot
- calefactibilis, calefactibilethat can be warmed, that can be made hot
- capax, capacisthat can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance
- capabilis, capabilethat can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance, comprehensible
- captabilis, captabilethat can take
- calamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosumthat causes great damage or loss, ruinous, destructive, disastrous, pernicious, calamitous, suffering great damage, exposed to injury, unfortunate, miserable, unhappy
- camararius, camararia, camarariumthat climbs over something, climbing over something
- camerarius, cameraria, camerariumthat climbs over something, climbing over something
- chamaetortus, chamaetorta, chamaetortumthat creeps on the ground
- commictilis, commictilethat deserves to be defiled, despicable, vile
- credulus, credula, credulumthat easily believes a thing, credulous, easy of belief, confiding, full of confidence, confiding, trusting
- canorum illudthat euphony
- creber, crebra, crebrumthat exists or takes place in a continuous multitude, following closely together, following closely one after another, thick, close, pressed together, frequent, numerous, repeated, crowded with, abundant, abounding in
- consectarius, consectaria, consectariumthat follows logically, consequent
- commodus, commoda, commodumthat has a due or proper measure, complete, perfect, of full weight or measure, fit, suitable, due, proper, convenient, opportune, commodious, easy, appropriate, favorable, friendly to
- centigranius, centigrania, centigraniumthat has a hundred grains
- cristatus, cristata, cristatumthat has a tuft or crest, tufted, crested, plumed
- cenatus, cenata, cenatumthat has taken food, having dined
- coenatus, coenata, coenatumthat has taken food, having dined
- curiosus, curiosa, curiosumthat injures himself by care, emaciated, wasted, lean
- commeabilis, commeabilethat is casily passed through, permeable, that easily passes through
- communis, communethat is common to several or to all, common, general, universal, public, accessible, familiar, courteous, condescending, affable
- conceptivus, conceptiva, conceptivumthat is conceived, that is ordered, that is directed
- coctivus, coctiva, coctivumthat is easily cooked, that ripens early, suitable for cooking, used in cooking
- conspicuus, conspicua, conspicuumthat is in view, that comes in view, visible, that attracts the attention to itself, striking, conspicuous, distinguished, illustrious, remarkable
- curabilis, curabilethat is to be apprehended, that is to be feared, curable
- candificus, candifica, candificumthat makes dazzlingly white
- curvabilis, curvabilethat may be bent, flexible
- circumlaticius, circumlaticia, circumlaticiumthat may be carried around, portable
- comparabilis, comparabilethat may be compared, comparable
- computabilis, computabilethat may be computed, computable
- contradicibilis, contradicibilethat may be contradicted, that may be spoken against
- contrectabilis, contrectabilethat may be felt, that may be handled
- complicabilis, complicabilethat may be folded together
- consummabilis, consummabilethat may be perfected, susceptible of completion
- contaminabilis, contaminabilethat may be polluted or defiled
- continens, continentis nthat on which something rests or depends, the chief point, hinge
- concubium noctisthat part of the night in which the first sleep falls upon men
- Chimaerifer, Chimaerifera, Chimaeriferumthat produced the Chimœra
- copla, coplae fthat which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection
- copula, copulae fthat which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection
- copulum, copuli nthat which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection
- corvus demolitorthat which breaks down, demolisher
- conciliatricula, conciliatriculae fthat which concitiates, that which unites
- corrumptela, corrumptelae fthat which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction, bribery
- corruptela, corruptelae fthat which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction, bribery
- confectrix, confectricis fthat which destroys, destroyer
- concitatrix, concitatricis fthat which excites or stirs up
- complementum, complementi nthat which fills up, that which completes, a complement, that gives the full weight
- congeries, congeriei fthat which is brought together, heap, pile, mass, chaos, heap of wood, wood-pile, funeral-pile
- curvum, curvi nthat which is crooked, that which is wrong
- collema, collematis nthat which is glued or cemented together
- commodatum, commodati nthat which is lent, a loan
- catapotium, catapotii nthat which is swallowed down, a pill
- compendium, compendii nthat which is weighed together, a saving or gain, profit acquired by saving, shortness of way, short way, sparing, saving in any thing done, a shortening, abbreviating
- coniunctrix, coniunctricis fthat which joins together, that which unites together
- conciliatrix, conciliatriis fthat which occasions, that which produces, that which procures, she who unites, she who conciliates, match-maker, procuress, bawd
- conceptaculum, conceptaculi nthat which receives something, receptacle
- ceterumthat which relates to the rest, for the rest, in other respects, otherwise, in respect to the rest, else, in the opposite event, besides, but, yet, notwithstanding, still, on the other hand
- columen, columinis nthat which rises in height, is prominent, projects, point, top, summit, ridge, an elevated object, pillar, column, the highest part, the top of an object, the coping, roof, gable, the top, crown, summit, first, chief, the height
- casae stramentis tectaethatched huts
- chi n (indecl.)the 22nd Greek letter
- crimen multis suspicionibus coarguiturthe accusation is justified by many grounds of suspicion
- crimen caecum estthe accusation is obscure, the accusation is not provable
- conregionales, conregionalium mthe adjoining people
- corregionales, corregionalium mthe adjoining people
- caelum umescitthe air becomes humid
- caelum serenum est et siccumthe air is clear and dry
- campi lati aeristhe airy realms of the Elysium
- confectrix rerum omnium vetustasthe all-destroying ravages of time
- Christus, Christi mthe anointed, Christ
- commoditati orationis ingenium est impedimentothe appropriateness of my speech is hindered by my (small) talent
- consulis Romam adventusthe arrival of the consul in Rome
- civilitas, civilitatis fthe art of government, politics, courteousness, politeness, affability
- chironomia, chironomiae fthe art of moving the hands in gesturing, gesticulation
- curia, curiae fthe assembly of the Senate, the Senate
- charta aversathe back of the paper
- charta inversathe back of the paper
- conscientiae malorum stimulant aliquemthe bad conscience torments someone
- circumlatratus, circumlatratus mthe barking around, the roaring around
- cancelli forithe barriers of the courts
- certamen campestrethe battle for positions of honor fought on the Field of Mars
- classicum canitthe battle-signal sounds, the trumpet gives the signal to fight
- cubiculum montes intueturthe bedroom faces the mountains
- ceras excudunt apesthe bees build wax cells
- capillatio, capillationis fthe being hairy, hair, a disease of the urinary organs
- capillatura, capillaturae fthe being hairy, hair, false hair, hair-like streaks in precious stones
- Ceros manusthe benevolent creator
- coccus, cocci mthe berry that grows upon the scarlet oak
- coccum, cocci nthe berry that grows upon the scarlet oak, scarlet color, scarlet garments, scarlet cloth
- consponsa, consponsae fthe betrothed, bride
- consponsata, consponsatae fthe betrothed, bride
- caecum corpusthe blind part of the body, back
- coit formidine sanguisthe blood freezes in horror
- caesus sanguisthe blood of the slain
- cyanos, cyani mthe blue corn-flower, blue-bottle, a precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli
- caeli caerula templathe blue spaces of the sky
- caerula, caerulorum nthe blue, bluish areas
- cumba vertitur in cariemthe boat becomes rotten
- corpus animae coaegrescitthe body gets sick together with the soul
- caligas auro figothe boots shod with golden nails
- colliminium, colliminii nthe boundary between two countries
- collimitium, collimitii nthe boundary between two countries
- chaos nthe boundless, empty space, the lower world, immeasurable darkness, deep obscurity, the confused, formless, primitive mass out of which the universe was made, chaos
- celebratio ludorumthe brilliant celebration of the Games
- Calendae, Calendarum f (Kalendae, Kalendarum f)the Calends, the first day of the month
- clamata refugitthe called fled
- cytinus, cytini mthe calyx of the pomegranate blossom
- castra opportuno loco posita suntthe camp is favourably located
- castra praetoriathe camp of the prœtorians
- Canariae insulaethe Canary islands in the Atlantic Ocean, so called from its large dogs
- candidatus quadraginta centesimas sibi acquisivitthe candidate was able to attract forty per cent of the vote
- casus ablativusthe case ablative
- casus accusativus (accusandi)the case accusative, fourth case
- catuli murilegio gaudentthe cat doesn't stop mousing, the cat doesn't stop catching mice
- causa mortis nuntiatur fuisse infarctus cerebrithe cause of death is said to have been a cerebral stroke
- causalia, causalium nthe causes of things, a work on the causes of things
- circumfudit eques (sc. se)the cavalry pressed in all around
- Catadupa, Cataduporum nthe celebrated cataract of the Nile, near Syene
- caseus iucundissime sapitthe cheese tastes very delicious
- chorus canticum insonatthe choir sings a song
- chrysoprasos,chrysoprasi m (f)the chrysoprase, a precious stone of a golden-yellow and a leek-green color
- chrysoprasus,chrysoprasi m (f)the chrysoprase, a precious stone of a golden-yellow and a leek-green color
- circumcisor, circumcisoris mthe circumciser
- civitas augetur magnitudine urbisthe citizenry grows with the size of the city
- civitas in quattuor pagos divisa estthe citizenry is divided into four cantons
- civitas stabat in forothe citizenry stood on the forum
- civitas confecta senio estthe citizenry was weighed down by grief
- citrago, citraginis fthe citrus-plant, lemon-balm
- citreago, citreaginis fthe citrus-plant, lemon-balm
- civitas typhonibus vastaturthe city is devastated by hurricanes
- corniculus, corniculi mthe civil office of a cornicularius
- clerus, cleri mthe clerical order, the clergy
- compositi hostium ordinesthe closed ranks of the enemy
- coalumna, coalumnae fthe co-educated, fellow pupil
- cibarium, cibarii nthe coarser meal which remains after the fine wheat flour
- cohortes alaresthe cohorts standing on the wings (of the allies)
- cohortes alariaethe cohorts standing on the wings (of the allies), ,
- cohortes circueunt sinistrum cornuthe cohorts surround the left wing
- clidion, clidii nthe collar-bone of the tunny
- clidium, clidii nthe collar-bone of the tunny
- canonicarius, canonicarii mthe collector of an annual tribute
- colonia auspicato deductathe colony laid out under a lucky star, the colony established under a good star
- color exciditthe colour disappears (from the face)
- coluri, colurorum fthe colures
- cataplus, catapli mthe coming to shore of a fleet or ship, the ship or fleet that comes to land
- crataeogonon, crataeogoni nthe common fleawort
- crataeogonos, crataeogoni fthe common fleawort
- coenomyia, coenomyiae fthe common fly
- competitor certamine inferior disceditthe competitor loses the decision
- cura in vitulos traduciturthe concern turns to the calves
- condicio ac fortuna hominum infimi generisthe condition and lot of the lowest class
- captivitas, captivitatis fthe condition of a captivus, captivity, bondage, taking, capture
- coniunctivus, coniunctivi mthe conjunctive or subjunctive mood
- causarum omnium colligatiothe connection of all causes
- Cynosura, Cynosurae fthe constellation at the north pole, the Cynosura, or Lesser Bear
- carcinos, carcini mthe constellation Cancer
- consul senatorem sententiam rogatthe consul asks the senator for his opinion
- consuli debetur triumphusthe consul is due a triumph
- consules exercitum scribere iubenturthe consuls are to recruit an army
- consules inter se provincias comparaveruntthe consuls compared on the division of the provinces, the consuls agreed on the division of the provinces
- consules inter se provincias comparaveruntthe consuls divided the provinces among themselves
- consules victores reverteruntthe consuls returned victorious
- colloquium erat constructivumthe conversation was constructive
- Corinthus posita in angustiisthe Corinth situated at a narrows
- corporatura, corporaturae fthe corporeal nature, the corporeal structure
- consuetudo pura et incorrupta sermonisthe correct use of language, the use of language without errors
- cicada clamatthe cricket chirps
- crocatio, crocationis fthe croaking of ravens
- crocitio, crocitionis fthe croaking of ravens
- crocitus, crocitus mthe croaking of the raven
- chorus philosophorumthe crowd of philosophers
- columen audaciaethe crown of impudence
- clamatio, clamationis fthe crying, shouting, screaming
- circumfertur poculumthe cup goes round
- curia Hostiliathe Curia Hostilia built by Tullus Hostilius, the Curia, Senate-house
- caesaries aliquem decetthe curly hair suits someone
- Cyclades, Cycladum fthe Cyclades, islands lying in a circle round Delos
- Cynthius, Cynthii mthe Cynthian god, Apollo
- Cynthia, Cynthiae fthe Cynthian goddess, Diana, the moon, as a goddess
- Cypris, Cypriidis fthe Cyprian = Venus
- Cytaeis, Cytaeidis fthe Cytæan woman, Medea
- Cytaine, Cytaines fthe Cytæan woman, Medea
- cotidiana amicorum assiduitas et frequentiathe daily and numerous attendance of the friends
- comperendinus, comperendina, comperendinumthe day after tomorrow
- caelestes, caelestium (coelestes, coelestium m)the deities, the gods
- consulta sunt consiliathe deliberations are finished, the deliberations are at an end
- cupiditas belli gerendi innata estthe desire for war is innate
- custodiae, custodiarum fthe detainees, the incarcerated, the prison inmates, the arrestees
- clivo sudamus in imothe difficulties only begin, already sweating at the bottom of the hill, are just at the beginning
- clārissimatus, clārissimatus mthe dignity of a clarissimus, dignity of a councilman
- coniectus animorumthe directing of attention
- coalita libertate irreverentiathe disrespectfulness ingrained by freedom, the disrespectfulness reinforced by freedom
- canis sagaciter odoraturthe dog has a keen scent
- canis a corio non absterrebitur unctothe dog learns to chew leather on small straps, a dog will not be deterred by a greased leather strap
- cynocaumata, cynocaumaton nthe dog-days
- canes aprum commoventthe dogs rush the boar
- colluvio Drusithe dregs of the people adhering to him
- cephenes, cephenum mthe drones in a swarm of bees, a people of Ethiopia
- chamelaea, chamelaeae fthe dwarf olive, a shrub
- ciboria, ciboriae fthe Egyptian bean
- candidatus electus iusiurandum praesidentiale datthe elected candidate takes the Presidential Oath of Office
- comitia amicorumthe election committees of the Friends (where the Friends stood for election)
- cursus electionis relative tranquillus fuitthe election was relatively quiet, the election proceeded relatively calmly
- creamen, creaminis nthe elements of which created things consist
- cubiculum, cubiculi nthe elevated seat of the emperor in the theatre, joint of a stone, groove of a stone, the bed of a stone
- cornua antemnarumthe ends of the yards
- castra hostiumthe enemy's camp
- cacodaemon, cacodaemonis mthe evil demon
- certus numerus nondum constatthe exact number has not yet been determined
- crocodilea, crocodiīleae fthe excrement of the crocodile
- chylisma, chylismatis nthe extracted juice of a plant
- chylos, chyli mthe extracted juice of a plant
- chylus, chyli mthe extracted juice of a plant
- combibit os maculasthe face gets spots
- cessant pedesthe feet rest
- cysthos, cysthi mthe female pudenda
- cunnus, cunni mthe female pudenda, an unchaste female
- cucurbitularis, cucurbitularis fthe field cypress
- campus, qui castra praeiacetthe field in front of the camp
- campus bellatorthe field of battle, battlefield, battleground
- campus assiduis pulsatus equisthe field rushed through by persevering horses
- cena primathe first course (of a menu)
- causa priorthe first part of a legal case
- censura quinquennalisthe five-year censorship
- classis centum navium estthe fleet consists of a hundred ships, the fleet includes one hundred ships
- chymus, chymi mthe fluid of the stomach, chyle
- cibus oneratthe food makes discomfort
- cibus hoc modo coctus placetthe food prepared in this way tastes good
- cleinopus, cleinopodis mthe foot of a bed
- cretio, cretionis fthe format declaration by the heir of his intention to enter upon his inheritance, an inheritance
- Cyrus, Cyri m (1)the founder of the Persian monarchy
- corpus caducum et infirmumthe frail and weak body, the decrepit and weak body
- cordula, cordulae fthe fry of the tunny-fish
- cordyla, cordylae fthe fry of the tunny-fish
- copiae cotidianis sumptibus suppetuntthe funds are sufficient to cover the daily needs
- casus genetivus (genitivus)the genitive case
- casus patricusthe genitive case
- casus possessivusthe genitive case
- cano capite cuculusthe geriatric marriage cripple
- circumdatio aurithe gilding, the putting around of gold
- calores austrinithe gluten of the south wind
- Cytherea, Cythereae fthe goddess of Cythera, Venus
- Cythereia, Cythereiae fthe goddess of Cythera, Venus
- caede tepebat humusthe ground was warm with blood, the ground steamed with murder
- cohors, quae in statione estthe guard cohort, the watchkeeping cohort
- custodia alicui caditthe guard duty falls to someone
- clamor a vigilibus tolliturthe guards raise a clamor
- conviva clamatus propethe guest summoned from the neighborhood
- consuetudo callum obduxit stomacho meothe habit has made me insensitive
- coma prominet in vultumthe hair hangs in the face
- capronae, capronarum fthe hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks
- caproneae, capronearum fthe hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks
- capillum, capilli nthe hair of the head, the hair
- capillus, capilli mthe hair of the head, the hair, the hair of men, the hair of animals, the threads or fibres of plants
- comae terrore rigentthe hair stand on end with fright
- capilli horrentthe hair stands on end
- canescunt capillithe hair turns grey
- capillitium, capillitii nthe hair
- capilli metu rigescuntthe hairs stand up out of fear
- crusta, crustae fthe hard surface of a body, rind, shell, crust, bark, scab, covering of ice, crust of ice, inlaid work, chased work, embossed work on walls or vessels, plasterwork, stucco-work, mosaic work, outside-work
- callum, calli n (callus, calli m)the hardened, thick skin upon animal bodies, hardness, callousness, insensibility, stupidity
- callus, calli mthe hardened, thick skin upon animal bodies, hardness, callousness, insensibility, stupidity
- caput hasta suffixumthe head mounted on a spear
- caput filo velatumthe head wrapped in a woollen bandage
- cor tumidum estthe heart swells with ambition
- calor increscitthe heat becomes greater
- cynocauma, cynocaumatis nthe heat of the dog-days
- calor se frangitthe heat subsides
- calore interpellorthe heat takes me away, being taken away by the heat
- cicuta, cicutae fthe hemlock given to criminals as poison, a pipe or flute made from the stalks of the hemlock, shepherd’s pipe
- cynomyia, cynomyiae fthe herb fleabane
- clivus Capitolinusthe higher road ascending to the Capitol, Capitoline Hill
- clivus ad solum exustus estthe hill burned to the ground
- collis in septentriones spectatthe hill faces north
- collis inter occasum solis et septentriones spectatthe hill lies northwest
- colles molli iugum demittunt clivothe hills lower their backs on a gentle slope
- cultus meusthe homage offered to me
- centesima, centesimae fthe hundredth part of a thing, one percent, one cent, one percent levy
- centensumus, centensuma, centensumumthe hundredth
- centesimus, centesima, centesimumthe hundredth, hundredfold
- consuetudo vitiosa et corrupta sermonisthe incorrect use of language
- certus Apollothe infallible Apollo
- caelites, caelitum mthe inhabitants of heaven, the gods
- coillum, coilli nthe inmost part of the house, where the Lares were worshipped
- coilum, coili nthe inmost part of the house, where the Lares were worshipped
- cavaedium, cavaedii nthe inner court of Roman houses
- causarum seriesthe inner reason and connection of things, chain of causes
- causa imperiithe interest of the state
- communitas internationalis intercedere debetthe international community must intervene
- communitati internationali intercedendum estthe international community must intervene
- Cyrnos, Cyrni mthe island Corsica
- Cyrnus, Cyrni mthe island Corsica
- critae, critarum mthe judges among the Hebrews
- cadus accubat horreisthe jug is stored in the attic
- condulus, conduli mthe knob of a joint, the knuckle of a joint, reed
- condylus, condyli mthe knob of a joint, the knuckle of a joint, reed
- Colchis, Colchidis fthe Kolch woman
- claudus pilam tenetthe lame wants to play ball
- capita coniurationisthe leaders (heads) of the conspiracy, ringleaders of the conspiracy
- candor caelithe light shine of the sky
- caetrati, caetratorum m (cetrati)the lightly-armed
- cetrati, cetratorum mthe lightly-armed
- comportionales terminithe limits between the boundaries of possessions
- comportionales, comportionalium mthe limits between the boundaries of possessions
- caedes utrimque par fuitthe loss of people was the same on both sides, the number of killed was the same on both sides
- cachinni undarumthe loud splashing of the waves
- caritates, caritatum fthe loved persons
- catonium, catonii nthe Lower World
- capite censithe lowest class of citizens estimated by head count
- cinyra, cinyrae fthe lyre, an instrument of ten strings
- cynara, cynarae fthe lyre, an instrument of ten strings
- ceyx, ceycis mthe male kingfisher
- certamen anceps unum ad unum statthe match is drawn 1:1
- crescit mihi materiesthe material grows under my hands
- causa ita fertthe matter brings it so
- causa deseriturthe matter remains unresolved
- constans fama eratthe matter was considered a foregone conclusion
- cibus animalisthe means of nourishment in the air
- circum late volitans famathe message flying around far and wide
- Cypassis, Cypassĭdis fthe mistress of the poet Ovid
- contumelia eum frangitthe mockery makes him fainthearted, shame oppresses him
- commodissima belli ratiothe most expedient method of warfare
- celeberrima urbis parsthe most frequented district
- civitas commodius suam rem publicam administratthe municipality has a well-ordered government
- colobicus, colobici mthe mutilated, the maimed
- coracica, coracicorum nthe mysteries of Mithras
- Cyclopea, Cyclopeorum nthe myth of the Cyclopes
- Curtius, Curtii mthe name of a Roman gens
- Cyrus, Cyri m (4)the name of a youth
- Cryphiolathronia, Cryphiolathroniae fthe name of an imaginary country
- clematis, clematidis fthe name of various climbing plants
- Consociatio Atlantica (NATO)the Nato alliance
- consociatio NATOthe Nato alliance
- consequens ac posterum tempusthe near and distant future, the nearer and later time
- collum circumagit sethe neck twists all the way around
- casus rectus (nominativus)the nominative case
- conducibile, conducibilis nthe nonprofit, the charitable
- Coreani septentrionales se nova experimenta nuclearia facturos esse minitanturthe North Koreans threaten to conduct new nuclear tests
- cuferion, cuferii nthe nose-bleed, a disease of horses
- chilias, chiliadis fthe number 1000, a chiliad
- Caieta, Caietae fThe nurse of Aeneas, town and harbor in Latium
- castellani, castellanorum mthe occupants of a castle
- caecum erat crimenthe offense was in the dark, lying in the dark
- Curia Saliorumthe official building of the Salii on the Palatine Hill
- collegium coit de aliqua rethe official community gathers around a cause
- consilium senile optimumthe old guess best
- casca, cascae fthe old woman, the old lady, the ancient one
- circelli Olympiacithe olympic rings
- circumlatrator, circumlatratoris mthe one who barks around, what roars around
- contraria, contrariorum nthe opposite, contrary, reverse
- contrarium, contrarii nthe opposite, contrary, reverse, antithesis, contrast, opposite
- consules ordinariithe ordinary consuls
- coenolexia, coenolexiae fthe ordinary expression
- chaos, rudis indigestaque molesthe original substance, a raw and unseparated mass
- ceterus, cetera, ceterumthe other, the other part
- circulus muri exteriorthe outer ring of the wall
- corsa, corsae fthe outer strip in the moulding about a door, girder
- circumsona turba canumthe pack of dogs roaring about
- commeari coepitthe passage becomes free again
- commeari potestthe passage is free
- cupiditates deferbueruntthe passions are gone, the passions are extinguished
- curandus, curandi mthe patient
- conciliatores pacis Israelianorum et Palaestinensium conveniuntthe peace negotiators of the Israelis and the Palestinians meet
- culmina Alpiumthe peaks of the Alps
- concessa, concessorum nthe permissible, the admissible
- calami compagine cerae inter se iunctithe pipes connected to each other with wax as a binding agent
- coriceum, coricei nthe place in the palæstra where the athletae exercised themselves by striking a suspended sack filled with fig-grains, flour, sand
- coryceum, corycei nthe place in the palæstra where the athletae exercised themselves by striking a suspended sack filled with fig-grains, flour, sand
- choragium, choragii nthe place where the chorus was trained and practised, the preparing and bringing out of a chorus, any other splendid preparation or equipment, means of acquiring, a spring
- confluentia, confluentiae fthe place where two rivers unite
- confluens confluentis mthe place where two rivers unite, the confluence
- confluentes, confluentium mthe place where two rivers unite, the confluence
- consilium ad defectionem spectatthe plan is based on apostasy
- consilia in posterum differunturthe plans are postponed until later
- consilia alicui prosperantthe plans bring someone luck,
- circaeon, circaei nthe plant also called mandragoras
- circaeum, circaei nthe plant also called mandragoras
- cleopiceton, cleopiceti nthe plant bedfoot
- cestron, cestri nthe plant betony
- cestros, cestri fthe plant betony
- cucubalus, cucubali fthe plant called also strychnos and strumus
- citocacium, citocacii nthe plant chamelaea, the dwarf olive
- cyclamen, cyclaminis nthe plant sowbread
- cyclaminon, cyclamini nthe plant sowbread
- cyclaminos, cyclamini fthe plant sowbread
- cyclaminum, cyclamini nthe plant sowbread
- chartae silentthe poems are silent
- custodes publici reprehendunturthe police is criticized
- custodes publici gasio lacrimogeno contra populum utebanturthe police used tear gas against the population
- civitas, civitatis fthe privileges of a Roman citizen, citizenship, freedom of the city, the citizens united in a community, body-politic, state, city
- cadunt tela in hostemthe projectiles pour out on the enemy
- commoditas et aequitas membrorumthe proper symmetry of the limbs, the proper balance of the limbs
- contrariae rationesthe pros and cons, the for and against
- Cyrenaica, Cyrenaicae fthe province Cyrenaica
- circumdatio, circumdationis fthe putting around
- certamen controversiaethe real point of contention
- causa posita est in aliqua rethe reason (for it) lies in something
- causa facile inveniri potestthe reason is easy to find, the reason is obvious
- causa repetunda est ab aliqua rethe reason is to be found in something
- correctio, correctionis fthe recalling of a word in order to use a stronger or more significant one in its place
- canonici librithe recognised books of the Bible
- conversio, conversionis fthe repetition of the same word at the end of a clause
- crocomagma, crocomagmatis nthe residuum of saffron, after the extraction of the oil
- cetera Graeciathe rest of Greece, the remaining part of Greece
- ceterus exercitusthe rest of the army
- ceteri, ceterae, ceterathe rest, the others
- combibitur fluvius terrathe river is swallowed up by the earth
- citerior ripa fluministhe riverbank on this side
- cyperis, cyperidis fthe root of the plant cyperos
- Caucasus, Caucasi mthe rough Caucasian chain of mountains, in, habited by wild tribes, in Asia, between the Black and Caspian Seas
- ceremonia, ceremoniae fthe sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony
- cerimonia, cerimoniae fthe sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony
- caeremonia, caeremoniae fthe sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony
- caerimonia, caerimoniae f (caeremonia, ceremonia)the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony
- caerimōnium, caerimōnii nthe sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony
- clunaclum, clunacli nthe sacrificial knife, , small sword, dagger, hunting knife
- calent ad lucrum popaethe sacrificial servants burn for profit
- cuscolium, cuscolii nthe scarlet berry of the holm oak
- cusculium, cusculii nthe scarlet berry of the holm oak
- clamor ad caelum ferturthe scream reaches the sky
- choeras, choeradis fthe scrofula
- concita ventis aequorathe sea whipped up by winds
- cena alterathe second course (of a menu)
- cenaculum superiusthe second floor
- corporum lenociniathe seductive charms of the body
- Curia Iuliathe Senate-house begun by Julius Cæsar, finished by the triumvirs, and used by the Senate after the burning of the Curia Hostilia
- Curia Pompeiathe Senate-house built by Pompey, finally closed after the assassination of Julius Cæsar in it
- cedat otium militiae, umbra solithe shady home shall give way to the sunny battlefield
- chelyon, chelyi nthe shell of the horned tortoise
- currente retro funis it rotathe shot backfire, the spit turns around, the sheet turns
- catomum, catomi nthe shoulders
- catomus, catomi mthe shoulders
- clamor perfertur ad aliquemthe shouting gets to someone
- cretura, creturae fthe siftings of corn, bran, chaf
- cernentia, cernentiae fthe sight, seeing
- caelum tonitru contremitthe sky booms with thunder
- caelum nubibus obduciturthe sky clouds over, clouds gather in the sky
- caelum umbra obtexiturthe sky covers itself with shadows
- caelum nubibus obscuraturthe sky darkens, dark clouds gather in the sky
- caelum dividitur in circulos quinquethe sky is divided into five circles
- caelum mari uniturthe sky unites with the sea
- cottabi bubulithe snapping of ox-whips
- crepida, crepidae fthe sole which served the Greeks, and the Romans who adopted Grecian habits, as a shoe, a sandal
- crepis, crepidis fthe sole which served the Greeks, and the Romans who adopted Grecian habits, as a shoe, a sandal
- carmina aures mulcentthe songs delight the ears
- comi expolirique non debet oratiothe speech does not need to be smoothed out and dressed up
- civitas in sagis estthe state is under arms
- coum, coi nthe strap by which the plough-beam was fastened to the yoke
- Cyrea, Cyreorum nthe structures raised by the architect Cyrus
- comici stulti senesthe stupid old people from the comedy
- circumiacentia, circumiacentium nthe surrounding words, context
- conspicio, conspicionis fthe survey taken by the augur in fixing the limits of the templum
- carmina moriens canit exsequialia cygnusthe swan sings death songs as it dies
- cygni cinxere polumthe swans circled the celestial pole
- circumagitur orbisthe tables are turned
- circumagetur hic orbisthe tables will be turned, the tide will turn
- crassamen, crassaminis nthe thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs
- crassamentum, crassamenti nthe thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs, , the thickness of an object, the thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs, grounds
- ciccum, cicci nthe thin membrane surrounding the grains of a pomegranate, something unimportant, something worthless, trifle, bagatelle
- convenitthe thing is fit, it is becoming, it is seemly, it is suitable, it is appropriate, it is proper, it is serviceable for something, it becomes
- cena tertiathe third course (of a menu)
- conserta robora virorumthe tightly closed ranks of men
- conticinium, conticinii nthe time when all becomes still, first part of the night, evening
- conticium, conticii nthe time when all becomes still, first part of the night, evening
- culmen, culminis nthe top, summit (of a building), roof, gable, cupola, the dome of heaven, mountain summit, crown of the head, top of the prow of a ship, summit, acme, height, point of culmination
- collucent facesthe torches shine brightly
- Cyzicos, Cyzici fthe town of Cyzicum
- Cyzicum, Cyzici nthe town of Cyzicum
- Cyzicus, Cyzici fthe town of Cyzicum
- conversio, conversionis fthe transfer from one species of composition to another, the rounding of a period, moral change, conversion, change of view, change of opinion
- civitas Rhenum tangitthe tribe borders on the Rhine
- civitates obsidibus de pecunia caventthe tribes provide security by holding hostages for the money
- copiae proeliis atterunturthe troops are weakened in battle
- classicum canit ad praetoriumthe trumpet signal sounds in front of the commander's tent
- caelebs sine palmite truncusthe trunk not overgrown by vines
- callainum, callaini nthe turquoise green
- canthus diruptus estthe tyre has burst
- conventus climaticus Nationum Unitarum inauguratus estthe united nations climate conference has been opened
- catholica, catholicorum nthe universe
- cenaculum superiusthe upper floor
- circumtextum croceo velamen acanthothe veil decorated with saffron acanthus woven around it
- cumatium, cumatii nthe volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee
- cymation, cumatii nthe volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee
- cymatium, cumatii nthe volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee
- carpenta multa praeda oneratathe wagons loaded with much booty
- caldum, caldi nthe warm, a hot drink, mulled wine
- calidum (caldum), calidi nthe warm, a hot drink, mulled wine
- calor ossa relinquitthe warmth of life disappears from the bones
- collucent ignesthe watch fires are lit, the watch fires shine
- cera tabescitthe wax melts
- caelum me aliquot dies a publico cohibuitthe weather prevented me from going out for a few days
- candidatio, candidationis fthe white
- cuncta civitas in Piraeum descenditthe whole citizenry went down to the Piraeus
- collatum est omne bellum circa Corinthumthe whole war was concentrated around Corinth
- clavi mensura coacta estthe width of the hem was narrowed, he remained knight
- concidunt ventithe winds suddenly die down
- cautus metuit foveam lupusthe wolf fearfully guards against the pit
- carere hoc significatthe word carere has this meaning
- cura somnum mihi adimitthe worry robs me of sleep
- catula, catulae fthe young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter
- catulus, catuli mthe young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter
- corda eorum odio consumunturtheir hearts are eaten away by hate
- canonici, canonicorum mtheorists, theoreticians
- canonica, canonicorum ntheory
- comminus ad manus rediturthere is a scuffle man against man
- caelum est splendidissimumthere is bright sunshine
- culpa nulla subestthere is no fault, there is no guilt, there is no blame
- considerandi spatium non daturthere is no room for reflection
- colloquuntur cum aliquothey confer with someone, they are talking to someone
- colloquuntur inter sethey discuss among themselves, they put their heads together
- certatam lite deorum Ambraciam vident they look at Ambrakia, over which the gods had quarreled
- Capuae coeuntthey meet in Capua
- collacrimant suum patriaeque casumthey mourn their downfall and that of their home town
- capita conferuntthey put their heads together
- ceu columbae sedebantthey sat the same as pigeons
- colloquuntur aliquemthey speak someone
- colloquuntur ex equisthey talk on horseback, they converse on horseback
- colloquuntur per aliquemthey talk through someone, they are talking through an intermediary
- circumagunt corpora, unde clamor accideratthey turn to where the noise had come from
- circumstrepunt, iret in castrathey urged him to go to the camp
- cornibus utuntur pro poculisthey use horns instead of cups
- caligo, caliginis fthick atmosphere, mist, vapor, fog, darkness, obscurity, gloom, mental blindness, dulness of perception, calamity, affliction, dim-sightedness, weakness of the eyes
- calligo, calliginis fthick atmosphere, mist, vapor, fog, darkness, obscurity, gloom, mental blindness, dulness of perception, calamity, affliction, dim-sightedness, weakness of the eyes
- crassundia, crassundiorum nthick intestines
- cremor, cremoris mthick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, thick broth, pap
- cremum, cremi nthick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, thick broth, pap
- coactilia, coactilium nthick, fulled cloth or felt
- crebratus, crebrata, crebratumthick, close
- compinguesco 3thicken to a solid substance
- crassiorem faciothicken
- crassificor 1thicken, become dense
- concrasso 1thicken, make thick
- crassatio, crassationis fthickening, getting fat
- cannetum, canneti nthicket of reeds
- carduetum, cardueti nthicket of thistles
- crassethickly, grossly, rudely, not clearly, dimly, confusedly
- crebritas crebritatis fthickness, closeness, frequency
- crebritudo, crebrituddinis fthickness, closeness, frequency
- crassitas, crassitatis fthickness, density
- crassitudo, crassitudinis fthickness, density, thick matter, dregs, sediment
- crassedo, crassedinis fthickness, stupidity
- clepta, cleptae mthief
- congero, congeronis mthief
- culpanda, culpandorum nthings deserving censure
- cogitator, cogitatoris mthinker, advisor
- cogitatio oculos advocatos adhibetthinking takes the eyes to help
- cogitatio, cogitationis fthinking, considering, deliberating, thought, reflection, meditation, opinion, judgment, resolution, design, plan, project, ability of thinking, power of thought, faculty of thought, reasoning power
- cogitamen, cogitaminis nthinking, thought
- cogitatus, cogitatus mthinking, thought
- cogitabundus, cogitabunda, cogitabundumthinking, thoughtful
- causa in disceptatione versaturthis is being debated
- causa in altercatione versaturthis is hotly debated
- caro istathis sensual body
- carduus, cardui mthistle
- carduus, cardui mthistle, wild thistle, esculent thistle, artichoke
- cardelis, cardelis fthistlefinch, goldfinch
- carduelis, carduelis fthistlefinch, goldfinch
- Catadupi, Cataduporum mthose dwelling near the celebrated cataract of the Nile
- cum illisthose included, including those
- chiragrici, chiragricorum mthose suffering from hand gout (chiragra)
- Clerumenoe, Clerumenorum mthose who draw lots, the name of a comedy of Diphilus
- censuales, censualium mthose who make out the censor’s lists, the censor’s lists
- caudicarii, caudicariorum mthose who sail on ships made of rough, stout trunks of trees
- codicarii, codicariorum mthose who sail on ships made of rough, stout trunks of trees
- combennones, combennonum mthose who sat in the same benna
- cogitatio timoris praeteritithought of the past danger
- commenticius, commenticia, commenticiumthought out, devised, fabricated, invented, new, feigned, pretended, ideal, imaginary, feigned, forged, false
- cogitamentum, cogitamenti nthought
- colaphis percussusthrashed with fists
- comminatio, comminationis fthreat, threatening, menacing
- comminantur inter sethreaten each other
- comminor 1threaten one with something, threaten with an attack, menace
- crimen alicui intentothreaten someone with a lawsuit, threaten someone with legal action
- comminator, comminatoris mthreatener
- comminabundus, comminabunda, comminabundumthreatening
- comminativus, comminativa, comminativumthreatening, menacing
- centesimae ternaethree percent (monthly interest)
- clava trinodisthree-knotted mace
- cavernatimthrough caverns
- caumaliterthrough heat, by heat, due to heat
- cata manethrough the morning
- corpus eiciothrow a corpse unburied
- cernulo 1throw down
- cibum cani obiciothrow food to the dog
- commoveo 2throw into disorder, move in mind or feeling, make an impression upon, excite, rouse, disquiet, disturb, affect, rouse, stir up, excite, produce, generate, start new doctrines, adduce novelties
- conturbo 1throw into disorder, throw into confusion, confuse, derange, disorder, confound, exchange in confused multitudes
- conicio 5throw into, place into, put into, include in
- caleco 1throw lime on, to lime
- calico 1throw lime on, to lime
- cernuo 1throw or fall head foremost, turn a somersault
- coruscationem fulgurothrow the lightning bolt
- coicio 5throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat
- conicio 5throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat
- conicio 5throw together, bring together, unite, throw together in speaking, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from omens, divine from signs, interpret an omen, interpret a dream, interpret an oracle
- coniecto 1throw together, cast together, bring together, conclude by conjecture, infer by conjecture, to conjecture, guess, conclude from signs, conclude from omens, augur, interpret, prophesy
- circuminicio 5throw up all around
- conicio 5throw with force towards, cast quickly towards, urge with force towards, drive quickly towards, hurl with force towards, put quickly towards, direct quickly towards, bring eagerly towards, place with force towards, bearing down, prostrating
- continor 1throwing the contus
- coniectus, coniectus mthrowing together, crowding, connecting together, uniting together, conflux, concourse, confluence, heap, crowd, pile, throwing, throwing down, casting, projecting, hurling, turning, directing
- contrudo 3thrust together, crowd together, press, thrust, push in, to crowd in
- circumtono 1thunder around, make a noise around, make a clamor around
- Ceraunius monsThunder Mountain
- caelum cerauniumthunderstorm
- consilium convellothwart an intention
- consilium dirimothwart an intention
- cupedium, cupedii ntidbit
- cuppedium, cuppediī ntidbit
- cibus delicatustidbit, delicacie
- cupedo, cupedinis ftidbit, delicacy
- cuppedo, cuppedinis ftidbit, delicacy
- capilli composititidy hair
- comas recomponotidy the hair again, rearrange the hair
- canem alligo et solvotie and untie the dog
- canem alligo ad ostiumtie the dog to the door
- crines nodo coerceotie the hair in a knot
- crinem nodo substringotie the hair in a knot, tie up one's hair in a knot
- canem religo pro foribustie up a dog in front of the door
- conecto 3tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion
- connecto 3tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion
- crebrinodus, crebrinoda, crebrinodumtightly knotted, densely knotted
- calobatarius, calobatarii mtightrope walker
- campum arotill the field, cultivate the field, plough the field
- chronocrator, chronocratoris mtime ruler
- cautio et timiditastimid caution
- cistellaria, cistellariae ftitle of a comedy of Plautus
- consilia communico cum aliquoto arrange with someone, to agree with someone
- cocionor 1to be a broker
- commotus sumto be excited
- cupiditate alicuius rei careoto be free from craving for something, be free from desire for something
- cardine summo vertorto be in the greatest danger
- conspectum convertoto catch one's eye, direct one's gaze at something, cast a glance
- concido 3to chop, to chaff, to shred
- consimilo 1to compare
- crusto 1to cover with a rind, cover with a shell, cover with a incrustation, cover with plaster-work, cover with embossed figures, incrust
- contego 3to cover, cover up, cover over, preserve, keep, conceal by covering, hide, conceal
- cucurio 4to crow
- cucurrio 4 (cucurio 4)to crow
- considerationem in aliquid intendoto direct one's consideration on something, consider something
- celebro 1to do something frequently, to do something in multitudes, practise, engage in, frequently say, use, often employ, repeat
- conduplico 1to double
- congemino 1to double, redouble, repeat, reduplicate
- condoceo 2to exercise, train, instruct
- convivo 1to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat
- convivor 1to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat
- consaepio 4 (consepio 4)to fence round, hedge in, enclose
- consaepto 1to fence round, hedge in, enclose
- consepio 4to fence round, hedge in, enclose
- consepto 1to fence round, hedge in, enclose
- consummor 1to form completely, reach the highest point, reach completion, reach perfection
- conformo 1to form, fashion, shape symmetrically, shape skilfully
- comperendinatimto gain time through prevarication
- commacesco 3to grow lean
- concustodio 4to guard, watch carefully
- certior sum ex aliquoto have made sure by someone
- consilii sum inopsto have no clue
- consario 4to hoe to pieces, rake to pieces
- consarrio 4to hoe to pieces, rake to pieces
- confermento 1to leaven, ferment through and through
- concupisco 3to long much for a thing, be very desirous of, covet, aspire to, strive after
- circumadspicio 5to look around
- callum obduco dolorito make oneself insensitive to pain
- componunt inter seto meet each other, dating each other
- conscendo 3to mount, ascend, go on board a ship, to embark, take ship
- cum magna mea voluptateto my great joy, to my great satisfaction
- cum magno meo doloreto my great pain, to my great sorrow
- certum aliquem facioto notify someone, to make sure someone, to inform someone
- convenusto 1to ornament, adorn
- condecoro 1to ornament, decorate, adorn excessively or carefully
- consisto 3to place one’s self anywhere, stand still, stand, halt, stop, make a stop, set, become hard, become solid, take one’s place, take position, assume a place, assume a attitude for an action, make a halt
- compenso 1to poise, weigh several things with one another, equalize one thing with another by weighing, balance with one another, make good, compensate, balance against
- crucio 1to put to death on the cross, crucify, put to the rack, torture, torment
- constantiae causato remain consistent, in order to stay consistent
- conspolio 1to rob
- contero 3to shred
- contundo 3to shred
- collutito 1to soil, defile much
- collutulento 1to soil, defile much
- collutulo 1to soil, defile much
- cum alicuius pudoreto someone's shame
- circumadsisto 3 (circumassisto 3)to step all around
- confligo 3to strike one thing against another, to strike, bring together, join together, unite, oppose in comparison, contrast, be in conflict, to contend, fight, combat
- condomo 1to tame completely, curb, check
- contra valetudinis commodumto the detriment of health
- condocefacio 5to train, teach, instruct, discipline
- confoveo 2to warm, foster, cherish assiduously
- confluctuo 1to wave on all sides
- continguo 3to wet, moisten
- cuiusvis, cuiavis, cuiumvisto whomever pertaining, whosesoever, of any one
- convolnero 1to wound, severety, perforate
- convulnero 1 (convolnero 1)to wound, severety, perforate
- crasto-morrow, on the morrow, for the morrow, the future, hereafter
- curriculum sclodialetoboggan run
- cum peristӯlio domus tota collapsa esttogether with the peristyle the whole house collapsed
- communitustogether, in common, jointly
- communitertogether, in common, jointly, generally
- congregatimtogether, in crowds
- consociatimtogether, unitedly
- conditivum, conditivi ntomb
- cras manetomorrow morning
- cras ad clepsydram dicemustomorrow we'll talk after the water meter
- crastinotomorrow
- crastinum, crastini ntomorrow, the morrow
- concrepantia, concrepantiae ftone, babble, chatter
- consilia celerioratoo heated plans
- candidatus apicatustop candidate
- cucurbitae primaetop pumpkins, best quality pumpkins
- camisia exterior top shirt, dress shirt, outer shirt
- concrucio 1torment, rack, torture severely
- cruciabilitas, cruciabilitatis ftorment, torture
- cruciator, cruciatoris mtormenter, torturer
- cruciabilis, cruciabiletormenting, torturing, painful, excruciating, miserable, susceptible of torture
- collaceratus, collacerata, collaceratumtorn to pieces, lacerated
- chelys, chelyos ftortoise, lyre, harp, the constellation Lyra
- celtium, celtii ntortoiseshell
- cruciatus tormentorumtorture agony
- cruciatu aliquem afficiotorture someone, torment someone
- cruciatus, cruciatus mtorture, torment, a torturing, execution, ruin, calamity, misfortune, instruments of torture
- carnificium, carnificii ntorture, torment, agony
- cruciamen, cruciaminis ntorture, torment, pain
- cruciamentum, cruciamenti ntorture, torment, pain
- conflictor, conflictoris mtorturer, tormentor
- cruciabundus, cruciabunda, cruciabundumtorturing, tormenting
- crucius, crucia, cruciumtorturous, agonizing
- collabasco 3totter at the same time, be about to fall at the same time, waver with
- contingo 3touch on all sides, touch, take hold of, seize, eat, partake of, taste, touch impurely, be near, be neighboring, be contiguous, border upon, reach, extend to, reach something by moving, attain to, reach, come to, arrive at, meet with
- confrico genuatouch the knees in earnest entreaty
- contracto 1touch, handle, come in contact with, feel, touch in examining, search, touch carnally, have illicit intercourse with, appropriate, take by stealth, steal, purloin, contemplate, look at, consider, dwell upon, apply one’s self to
- contrecto 1touch, handle, come in contact with, feel, touch in examining, search, touch carnally, have illicit intercourse with, appropriate, take by stealth, steal, purloin, contemplate, look at, consider, dwell upon, apply one’s self to
- certamen Galliae birotis circumvehendaeTour de France
- circuitus Galliae birotariusTour de France
- commeatus hospitalistourism
- commeatus hospitaliumtourism
- cadente dietowards evening
- caelo vesperascentetowards evening, with nightfall
- circa ortum lucistowards sunrise
- cautes celsaetowering rocks, towering cliffs
- cautis, cautis ftowering rocks, towering cliffs
- curia municipalistown hall
- curia urbanatown hall
- Cynosura, Cynosurae ftown in Arcadia
- Comum, Comī ntown in Gallia Transpadana, the birthplace of the younger Pliny
- Cyparissa, Cyparissae ftown in Messenia, now Arkadhia
- Cyparissae, Cyparissarum ftown in Messenia, now Arkadhia
- Cyparissia, Cyparissiae ftown in Messenia, now Arkadhia
- Cerasus, Cerasuntis ftown in Pontus, where the cherry is native
- Cyra, Cyrae ftown of a province of the same name in Libya
- Cyrenae, Cyrenarum ftown of a province of the same name in Libya
- Cyrene, Cyrenes f (1)town of a province of the same name in Libya
- Cybistra, Cybistrorum ntown of Cappadocia
- Cydonea, Cydoneae ftown on the north coast of Crete, now Canea
- Cydonia, Cydoniae ftown on the north coast of Crete, now Canea
- causarum minutias indagotrace the reasons down to the last detail
- cannula pulmonistrachea, windpipe
- canis sagaxtracking dog
- canis vestiganstracking dog
- canis vestigatortracking dog
- computatio commercialistrade balance
- constat negotiatio omnis ex empto et venditotrade consists exclusively in buying and selling
- commercium sericorumtrade in silk fabrics
- conciliatura, conciliaturae ftrade of procurer, trade of pimping, trade of pandering
- commercor 1trade together, traffic together, buy up, purchase
- collegii opificum particepstrade union member, trade unionist
- collegiorum opificum motustrade union movement, trade unionism
- collegii opificum curatortrade union representative
- collegii opificum navitastrade union work, trade union activity
- collegium opificumtrade union, craftsmen's guild
- commercior 1trade
- caeparius, caeparii mtrader in onions
- ceparius, ceparii mtrader in onions
- cauponor 1traffic in any thing, trade in any thing
- cothurnati, cothurnatorum mtragic actors
- campus exercitatoriustraining camp
- corruptilis, corruptiletransient, destructible, corruptible, perishable
- crystallicus, crystallica, crystallicumtransparent like crystal
- cybaea, cybaeae ftransport-ship, merchant-ship
- circumvectitor 1travel about, visit in succession
- classe circumvehortravel around with the fleet
- cassidile, cassidilis ntravel bag, small bag
- classe proficiscortravel by ship, travel by sea
- circus ambulatoriustravelling circus, troop of barnstormers
- circus circumforaneustravelling circus, troop of barnstormers
- circumcalco 1tread all around, trample upon all around
- circumculco 1tread all around, trample upon all around
- calco 1tread something, tread upon something, tread under foot, stamp, beat, tread down, oppress, trample upon, scorn, contemn, spurn, despise, abuse, pass over, press close together, press in
- conculco 1tread under foot, crush by treading, bruise by treading, tread down, trample upon in a hostile manner, abuse, despise, treat with contempt
- calcatus, calcatus mtreading
- calcatura, calcaturae ftreading, winepress
- corbona, corbonae ftreasurechamber
- camararius, camararii mtreasurer, chamberlain
- camerarius, camerarii mtreasurer, chamberlain
- cimeliarcha, cimeliarchae mtreasurer, keeper of treasure
- creditarius, creditarii mtreasurer, shop steward
- contumelia insequortreat dishonorably, treat disgracefully,, treat insultingly, insult, disgrace
- clementia utor in captostreat the prisoners with leniency
- caerimonior 1treat with due ceremony, worship
- cerimonior 1treat with due ceremony, worship
- cepurica, cepuricon ntreatise on gardening
- contractus Maastrichtensistreaty of Masstricht, Masstricht treaty
- cacumen arboristree crown, treetop
- calamites, calamitae mtree frog, green frog
- catachana, catachanae ftree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
- catachanna, catachannae ftree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
- cani arborum villitree moss
- contremesco 3tremble all over, shake, quake
- caeli fragore pavescotremble at the crash of the sky
- contremo 3tremble greatly, quake
- canna tremulatrembling reed
- contremulus, contremula, contremulumtrembling violently
- clamor vastustremendous clamor
- clades ingenstremendous defeat
- crispitudo, crispitudinis ftremulous or vibratory motion
- comitia tributatribus committees, assembly by district
- calumnia, calumniae ftrickery, artifice, chicanery, cunning device, pretence, evasion, subterfuge, misrepresentation, false statement, fallacy, cavil, false accusation, malicious charge, false information, malicious information, false action at law
- cuspis triplextrident
- cerro, cerronis mtrifler, idle fellow
- conclusiuncula, conclusiuncula ftrifling conclusion, captious conclusion, sophism
- cantilo 1trilling singing, trilling
- clavatura, clavaturae ftrim
- cogitationes fumeaetrivial considerations, futile considerations
- constipatio exercitustroop concentration, force concentration
- copiae trans Padum agentestroops standing on the other side of the Po, troops standing beyond the Po
- cruorem calcotrot in blood
- coera, coerae ftrouble, solicitude, care, attention, pains, concern, worries
- caudex, caudicis mtrunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws
- codex, codicis m (caudex)trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws
- confido 3trust confidently in something, confide in, rely firmly upon, believe, be assured of
- credo 3trust one in his assertions, give someone credence, believe, hold as true, admit as true
- chirographis credotrust the handwriting
- chirographis fidem habeotrust the handwriting
- cum fidetrustful, with trust, full of trust
- cum fiduciatrustful, with trust, full of trust
- circumvehor omnia verbistry to describe everything with words
- consilium impedire conortry to thwart the plan, try to frustrate the plan, try to foil the plan
- certamen temptotry to win a fight
- calamitas megacymaticaTsunami disaster
- cupa, cupae ftub, cask, tun, vat, a female vintner, niche
- certamen funtractoriumtug of war
- carmen, carminis ntune, song, poem, verse, an oracular response, air, lay, strain, note, sound, composition in verse, lyric poetry, epic poetry, book, canto, prophecy, prediction, magic formula, incantation
- canor, canoris mtune, sound, song, melody
- cybion, cybii ntunny-fish, dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and chopped
- cybium, cybii ntunny-fish, dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and chopped
- caespes, caespitis mturf, sod as cut out, cot, hut, hovel, shed, altar, knot, knob, clump, group of plants, grassy field, a green field, earth, ground
- campso 1turn around a place, sail by, double
- camso 1turn around a place, sail by, double
- circumroto 1turn around in a circle
- circumagor 3turn around in a circle, rotate
- circumagor 3turn around in a circle, rotate, go around in a circle, be tempted to do this soon, that soon, to make a circuit, drift around, turn around
- circumverto 3 (circumvorto 3)turn around, cheat
- circumvorto 3turn around, cheat
- circumversor 1turn around, rotate
- conglacio 1turn entirely to ice, freeze up, pass inactively, pass by idly
- circumvertor 3turn myself around
- contingit (ut ...)turn out that, turn out to be that, it results (that), it follows (that)
- converso 1turn round
- converto 3turn round, whirl round, wheel about, cause to turn, turn back, reverse, turn somewhere, direct somewhere, direct to, direct towards, move to, turn to, bring into disorder, translate
- cantu verto aliquem in piscemturn someone into a fish with a spell
- copiam alicuius rei alicui facioturn something over to someone
- clavem vertoturn the key
- cineresco 3turn to ashes
- convertor 3turn, turn around, turn toward, draw toward
- contorqueo 2turn, twist, twirl, swing, whirl, brandish, throw out violently, throw out forcibly, hurl
- cinefacio 5turne to ashes
- controversus, controversa, controversumturned against, in an opposite direction, lying opposite, that is the subject of dispute, controverted, disputed, questionable
- contraversus, contraversa, contraversumturned opposite, lying over against
- cinefactus, cinefacta, cinefactumturned to ashes
- cernulus, cernula, cernulumturning a somersault
- cardo rerumturning point of the situation
- conversio temporumturning point, turn of the times
- conversio, conversionis fturning round, revolving, revolution, the periodical return of the seasons caused by the revolution of the heavenly bodies, inverting, an abscess, subversion, alteration, change
- catastropha, catastrophae fturning-point of an action, catastrophe
- catastrophe, catastrophes fturning-point of an action, catastrophe
- campsa, campsae f (2)turning, writhing
- campa, campae fturning, writhing, caterpillar
- campe, campes fturning, writhing, caterpillar
- callainus, callaina, callainumturquoisecolored
- comitabantur viginti cohortestwenty cohorts formed the escort
- crepusculum, crepusculi ntwilight, dusk, evening twilight, the dusk of the evening, darkness
- connatus, connati mtwin brother, twin
- circumtorqueo 2twist around, turn around
- centesimae bīnaetwo percent (monthly interest)
- Cyaneae, Cyanearum ftwo small rocky islands at the entrance of the Pontus Euxinus, called also Symplegades
- carpentum, carpenti ntwo-wheeled, covered carriage, coach, chariot, wagon or cart for agricultural use, dung-cart
- consignificatio, consignificationis ftwofold significance
- Cypselus, Cypseli mtyrant at Corinth
- caro suminataudder of a sow, paps of a sow
- cortizonesulcers
- consilium abditumulterior motive, secondary intention, collateral intent
- concordanterunanimous
- cunctis suffragiisunanimous
- conspirans, conspirantisunanimously
- consensuunanimously, with general consent, according to the general wish
- capitalismus infrenatusunbridled capitalism
- cupiditates effrenataeunbridled desires, unrestrained desires
- cupiditates indomitaeunbridled desires, unrestrained desires
- constitutioni statali contrariusunconstitutional
- coactuunder duress, compulsively, forcibly
- communicabiliterunder mutual communication
- colobum, colobī nundergarment with short sleeves
- colobium, colobii nundergarment with short sleeves, , short sleeved tunic
- consilium, consilii nunderstanding, judgment, wisdom, sense, penetration, prudence, the persons who deliberate, council, counsellor
- coepto coercere seditionemundertake to calm the uprising
- conor 1undertake, endeavor, attempt, try, venture, presume
- conata, conatorum nundertaking, attempt, enterprise, experiment
- conatum, conati nundertaking, attempt, enterprise, experiment
- conatio, conationis fundertaking, endeavoring, effort, endeavor, attempt
- caedua silvaunderwood
- crispisulcans, crispisulcantisundulating, serpentine
- coacta cessatio ab opereunemployment, joblessness
- coacta operis vacatiounemployment, joblessness
- coacta vacuitas laborisunemployment, joblessness
- coactum otiumunemployment, joblessness
- casus adversiunfortunate circumstances
- condicio iniquaunfortunate circumstances
- calamitoseunfortunately
- contextus, contexta, contextumuninterrupted, continuous
- collegii opificum praefectusunion boss
- concubinatus, concubinatus munion of a man with an unmarried woman, concubinage, dulterous intercourse
- conciliatus, conciliatus munion of atoms, connection of bodies
- collegii opificum praesesunion president, trade union chairperson
- congregatus, congregatus munion, association
- consociatio, consociationis funion, association
- consocietas, consocietatis funion, close connection
- concorporatio, concorporationis funion, harmony
- confoedero 1unite by a league, join by a league
- copias cum aliquo iungounite one's troops with someone, unite with someone
- continor 1unite one’s self to, join
- continuor 1unite one’s self to, join
- concarno 1unite with flesh, clothe with flesh, incarnate
- counio 4unite
- coaduno 1unite, add together, join together, collect into one
- combino 1unite, combine
- congregus, congrega, congregumunited in flocks
- concorporo 1united in one body, incorporated
- Coniunctum Britanniae Magnae et Hiberniae Septentrionalis RegnumUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- Concilium ab iuribus hominum Unitarum Nationum United Nations Human Rights Council
- consilium securitatis Nationum UnitarumUnited Nations Security Council
- curia repraesentantium Civitatum UnitarumUnited States House of Representatives, House
- Civitates Americae UnitaeUnited States of America
- consociatus, consociata, consociatumunited, agreeing, harmonious
- consocius, consocia, consociumunited, connected
- coniunctus, coniuncta, coniunctumunited, connected, bordering upon, near, connected with, following, connected with, pertaining to, accordant with, agreeing with, conformable to, harmonious, accordant
- coniunctimunitedly, in common, jointly, together
- coadunatio, coadunationis funiting into one, summing up
- congregalis, congregaleuniting together
- concarnatio, concarnationis funiting with flesh, incarnation
- catholicus, catholica, catholicumuniversal, relating to all, orthodox, catholic
- capilli incomptiunkempt hair
- cepionides, cepionidum funknown gemstones
- chalcetum, chalceti munknown medicinal plant
- chiliodynama, chiliodynamae funknown medicinal plant, thousand-virtues
- chiliodynamia, chiliodynamiae funknown medicinal plant, thousand-virtues
- chiliophyllon, chiliophylli nunknown plant, thousand-leaves
- catochites, catochitae munknown precious stone found in Corsica
- chalazias, chalaziae munknown precious stone, of the form and color of hail
- catta, cattae funknown species of animal, cat, weasel
- catabolum, cataboli nunloading site, unloading location
- catabulum, catabuli nunloading site, unloading location
- caelebs, caelibisunmarried, single
- celebs, celibisunmarried, single
- coelebs, coelibisunmarried, single
- certa fide destitutusunofficial
- catus, quantumvis rusticusunpolished, but clever
- confusus et perturbatusunrelated, incoherent
- calx vivaunslaked lime, quicklime
- corium crudumuntanned skin
- constructivus, constructiva, constructivumuplifting, constructive
- coenaculum, coenaculi nupper story, upper room, garret, attic
- concieo 2urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet)
- concio 4 (concieo 2)urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet)
- conicio 5urge, press, treat, adduce
- clavis memorialis USBUSB stick, USB flash drive
- commodiore re frumentaria utoruse a lighter form of food
- coercitionem inhibeo adversus aliquemuse coercion against someone
- contentio alicuius reiuse of all forces to achieve something
- consuetus, consueta, consuetumused, accustomed, usual, ordinary, wonted, customary
- circumvectorius, circumvectoria, circumvectoriumuseful for cruising
- calumnia dicendi tempus eximousing an artifice to delay the speaking time
- cenito apud aliquemusually dine with someone
- corpus collaceratumutterly mangled body, body completely mangled
- cenodoxia, cenodoxiae fvain craving for fame
- crimen verumvalid allegation, true accusation
- convallia, convallium nvalley enclosed on all sides, valley basin
- convallis, convallis fvalley enclosed on all sides, valley basin
- claustrum mobilevalve
- convario 1variegate
- camaro 1vault over, arch over
- camero 1vault over, arch over
- concamero 1vault over, arch over
- cameratio, camerationis fvault, arch
- camara, camarae fvault, arched roof, arch, flat ship with an arched covering, used by those dwelling on the Black Sea
- camera, camerae f (camara)vault, arched roof, arch, flat ship with an arched covering, used by those dwelling on the Black Sea
- caro vitulinaveal
- cena terrestrisvegetables
- currus remulcatusvehicle trailer
- caput obnuboveil one's head
- convelo 1veil, cover over
- capragini lumbivenison chops
- caprigeni lumbivenison chops, roe deer chops
- colubra venenatavenomous snake
- Cythere, Cytheres fVenus
- Cythereis, Cythereidis fVenus
- civitas foederataverbündete Gemeinde, verbündeter Staat
- catalecticus, catalectica, catalecticumverse in which a syllable is wanting at the end
- catalectos, catalectonverse in which a syllable is wanting at the end
- carminabundus, carminabunda, carminabundumversifying
- capulo proximusvery close to the coffin
- citumus, cituma, citumumvery close, the nearest
- condensus, condensa, condensumvery dense, close, thick, thickly covered
- concupiens, concupientisvery desirous, warmly desiring, coveting
- concupiscens, concupiscentisvery desirous, warmly desiring, coveting
- carbasa, carbasorum nvery fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen
- carbasum, carbasi nvery fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen
- carbasus, carbasi fvery fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen
- controversiosus, controversiosa, controversiosumvery much controverted
- crapulentus, crapulenta, crapulentumvery much intoxicated
- celerrimovery quickly
- consimilitervery similarly, in like manner
- crocotillus, crocotilla, crocotillumvery slight
- cinyphes, cinyphum fvery small flies, gnats
- condignevery worthily
- coculum, coculi nvessel for cooking, small wood for cooking
- calpar, calparis nvessel for liquids, winecask, wine-pitcher
- carenaria, carenariae fvessel for making carenum
- caroenaria, caroenariae fvessel for making carenum
- colum, coli nvessel for straining, strainer, colander, bow-net, net of wicker-work for catching fish, wear
- creterrae, creterrarum fvessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl
- crater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f)vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl
- cratera, craterae fvessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl
- Cumana, Cumanae fvessel made of Cumæan clay
- congiarium, congiarii nvessel that holds a congius, gift divided among the people of the measure of a congius, largess in money divided among the soldiers or among the people or among private friends, gift, present
- chrysendeta, chrysendetorum nvessels inlaid with gold
- camisia interior vest, singlet
- consultatio televisificavideoconference
- circumspicio 5view on all sides, survey, review, descry, get sight of by looking around, view something mentally, ponder upon, weigh, consider, look about for something with desire, seek for
- confricatio, confricationis fvigorous rubbing, friction
- comarchus, comarchi mvillage head, village headman, mayor, village schoolman, community headman, local spokesman
- Cannae, Cannarum fvillage in Apulia, north of Canusium, famous for the victory of Hannibal over the Romans
- colles vitiferivine hills
- capita vitis vine roots
- capita vitis vine tendrils
- collis vineariusvine-hill, vineyard
- colles vineariivineyards
- clementiam violoviolate the duty to be lenient
- conviolo 1violate, desecrate
- constupro 1violate, ravisn, debauch, defile
- cataplectatio, cataplectationis fviolence, knockdown, knock-out
- conquestus, conquestus mviolent complaint
- clamitatio, clamitationis fviolent crying, clamor, noise
- cachinnatio, cachinnationis fviolent laughing, immoderate laughter
- cataegis, cataegidis fviolent storm of wind, hurricane, whirlwind
- cercius, cercii mviolent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind
- circias, circiae mviolent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind
- circius, circiii mviolent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind
- concitatus, concitata, concitatumviolently moved, rapid, swift, quick, roused up, excited, vehement, ardent
- concentus violinicusviolin concert
- cyberspatium, cyberspatii nvirtual world
- conyza, conyzae fviscous elecampane
- conspicabilis, conspicabilevisible, remarkable, notable
- confrequento 1visit often, visit frequently, visit in large numbers
- contra decretum suffragorvote against the resolution, vote against the decision
- comitio 1vote in the comitia, go into the comitium
- comitior 1vote in the comitia, go into the comitium
- computatrum electoriumvoting machine, election computer, voting computer
- computatrum suffragatoriumvoting machine, election computer, voting computer
- convoveo 2vow together, take a vow together, unite through a vow
- cum hoste bellum gerowage war against the enemy, make war on the enemy
- capsus, capsi mwagon-body, coach-body, enclosure for animals, pen
- colobium longumwaistcoat, vest
- cursum exspectowait for good wind
- cicadas exspectowait for summer
- commodum alicuius exspecto wait until it is convenient for someone
- Cambria, Cambriae fWales
- circummeo 1walk all around, go around
- circumambulo 1walk around
- cōnspatior 1walk together
- calcabilis, calcabilewalkable
- circuitio, circuitionis fwalking around in a circle
- circummoenio 4wall up around, fortify, secure
- circummunio 4wall up around, fortify, secure
- chamaedrys, chamaedryis fwall-germander, , dwarf oak
- circummurale, circummuralis nwall, ring wall
- cotonea, cotoneae fwallwort, comfrey, black briony
- circumvagor 1wander about
- circumerro 1wander round, stroll about
- circumvagus, circumvaga, circumvagumwandering about, flowing around
- circellio, circellionis mwandering Monk
- circumcellio, circumcellionis mwandering monk, class of monks, who, without fixed abode, wandered about from cell to cell, a class of heretics
- commigratio, commigrationis fwandering, migration
- cava lunawaning moon
- cetera quam paucissimis absolvamwant to dismiss the rest as briefly as possible
- contra fluminis tractum conorwant to swim against the current
- contra ictum fluvii conorwant to swim against the current
- caresco 3want
- cinaedus, cinaeda, cinaedumwanton, unchaste, impudent, shameless
- clades belli war damages
- cedant arma togaewar shall give way to peace
- covinnus, covinni mwar-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury
- covinus, covini mwar-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury
- caput displosivumwarhead
- calda, caldorum nwarm areas
- calida, calidorum nwarm areas
- caldaria, caldariae fwarm bath, pot for boiling
- collaudatio, collaudationis fwarm praise
- concalefacio 5warm thoroughly
- concalfacio 5warm thoroughly
- calefiowarm up
- calfiowarm up
- calda, caldae fwarm water
- calida, calidae f (calda, caldae f)warm water
- caldus, calda, caldumwarm, hot, fiery, rash, eager, spirited, fierce, impassioned, vehement, quick, ready
- calidus, calida, calidum (caldus)warm, hot, fiery, rash, eager, spirited, fierce, impassioned, vehement, quick, ready
- calefactio, calefactionis fwarming, heating
- calefactus, calefactus mwarming, heating
- calfactio, calfactionis fwarming, heating
- calfactus, calfactus mwarming, heating
- concalefactio, concalefactionis fwarming, heating
- caldor, caldoris mwarmth, heat
- calor, caloris mwarmth, heat, glow, vital heat, summer heat, warmth of summer, summer, heat of a fever, heat of passion, fire, zeal, ardor, impetuosity, vehemence, ardent love, the fire of love
- circumlavo 1wash around, overflow all around
- circumlavo 3wash around, overflow all around
- colluo 3wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves
- coluo 3wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves
- conluo 3wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves
- capitilavium, capitilavii nwashing of the head
- Cursus Publicus VasingtoniensisWashington Post
- contabesco 3waste away gradually, be consumed, pine away
- contabefacio 5waste away, wear out, consume
- cave canemWatch out, biting dog!
- custodio 4watch, protect, keep, defend, guard, be on the watch, preserve, regard, take heed, observe, maintain, hold something back, hold in custody, hold captive
- circumspector, circumspectoris mwatcher, watchman, spy
- custodiarium, custodiarii nwatchhouse
- circitator, circitatoris mwatchman, he who goes the rounds and visit the posts of sentinels, pedler, circulator
- cocta, coctae fwater boiled, and cooled by ice, decoction, boiled meat, cooked meat
- cedo aquam manibuswater for the hands!, bring water for the hands!
- calix vitreuswater glass
- cataracta, cataractae fwaterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird
- cataractes, cataractae mwaterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird
- catarracta, catarractae fwaterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird
- catarractes, catarractae mwaterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird
- campus glacialiswatery meadow
- clivus aquaewave crest
- circa signa trepidarewaver in the front rows
- contatus, contata, contatumwavering, indecisive, vacillating, irresolute, undecided
- cunctatus, cunctata, cunctatumwavering, indecisive, vacillating, irresolute, undecided
- ceriforus, cerifori mwax candle lighter
- ceriolarius, ceriolarii mwax candle maker, candle maker, candle caster
- cerea effigieswax image, ancestral wax image
- cerea imagowax image, ancestral wax image
- cerae, cerarum fwax images, ancestral wax images
- ceratum, cerati nwax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum
- cerotarium, cerotarii nwax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum
- cerotum, ceroti nwax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum
- cerina, cerinorm nwax-colored garment
- cerarium, cerarii nwax-money, fee for affixing a seal
- ceritis, ceritidis fwax-stone, a precious stone
- cereus colorwax-yellow color
- cera, cerae fwax, writing-tablet covered with wax, leaf, page, seal of wax, waxen image of an ancestor, wax figure, wax used in encaustic painting
- caera, caerae fwax, writing-tablet covered with wax, seal of wax, waxen image of an ancestor, wax figure
- cerineus, cerinea, cerineumwaxcolored, yellow like wax
- cerinus, cerina, cerinumwaxcolored, yellow like wax
- cereus, cerea, cereumwaxen, of wax, wax-colored, pliant, soft, like wax, easily moved, easily persuaded
- crescens, crescentiswaxing, growing, increasing
- ceroferarius, ceroferarii mwaxlight bearer, an attendant at Christian ceremonial worship
- cereus, cerei mwaxlight, wax taper
- consilia et factaway of thinking and acting
- conclusi sumus in compagibus corporiswe are enclosed in the structure of our body, be enclosed in the structure of one's body
- circumfundimur armiswe are surrounded by armed men
- circumcludimur duobus exercitibuswe are surrounded by two armies, be enclosed by two armies
- comitiis convenimuswe come together for the election assembly, we convene for the electoral assembly
- conciliamur inter nos (conciliamini inter vos, conciliantur inter se)we get closer, we come to an agreement, we agree
- conventionis nos paenitetwe regret the agreement
- curemus cuticulam!we want to feast (on the food), let us feast (on food)
- cessabimus unawe want to indulge in sweet idleness together, we want to celebrate together
- captus animiweak in spirit, mentally weak
- carpo 3weaken, harass, separate a whole into single parts, cut to pieces, divide, go, tread upon, pass over, navigate, sail along, sail through, take one’s way, pursue one’s way
- confectio valetudinisweakening of the health, health weakening
- crebritas sententiarumwealth of thoughts, richness of thoughts
- censum, censi nwealth, riches
- coniunx dotatawealthy wife
- calceamentis humilioribus utorwear lower shoes
- conteror 3wear oneself out, toil away, exhaust oneself
- cum catenis sumwear shackles, lie in shackles, be in shackles, be shackled, be tied up
- coronam (capite) gero (gesto)wear the wreath of victory on the head
- cristiger, cristigera, cristigerumwearing a comb, combing
- crepidatus, crepidata, crepidatumwearing sandals
- color mustelinusweasel color
- celebritas nuptiarumwedding celebration
- cena nuptialiswedding feast
- collacrimo 1weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore
- collacrumo 1weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore
- compendo 3weigh together, balance together
- compondero 1weigh
- circumspectus, circumspecta, circumspectumweighed with care, well considered, guarded, circumspect, considerate, cautious, wary, provident, heedful, worthy of consideration, respected, distinguished
- centumpondium, centumpondii nweight of a hundred pounds
- centupondium, centupondii nweight of a hundred pounds
- cura socialiswelfare, , social welfare, social care
- consultus, consulta, consultumwell considered, well weighed, well deliberated upon, maturely pondered, knowing, skilful, experienced, practised, experienced in law, skilled in the law, learned in the law
- campigeni, campigenorum mwell disciplined soldiers
- compositus, composita, compositumwell-arranged, ordered, well-constituted, orderly, regular, fitly disposed for any purpose, prepared, apt, fit, adapted, qualified, suitable, ready, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, calm, composed, unimpassioned, sedate
- cedo experiamurwell, let's try it!
- Cisiordania, Cisiordaniae fWest Bank
- chelidonias, chelidoniae mwest wind, blowing after the 22d of Feb (after the arrival of the swallows)
- corpus aqua tangowet the body with water, moisten the body with water
- columen, columinis nwhat rises in height, what is prominent, what projects, point, top, summit, ridge, elevated object, pillar, colum, crown, first, chief, the height, top of a gable-end, gable pilla, support, prop, stay
- cladis reliquiaewhat survived the defeat
- cervisia triticeawheat beer
- cervisia, cervisiae fwheat brew
- cum aut incohatur luna aut impleturwhen it becomes new moon or full moon
- cum tot nobiles forum coartarentwhen so many members of the nobility crowded the forum
- cum ver esse coeperatwhen spring had come, when it was spring
- cum + Ind.when suddenly
- cum iam auroresceretwhen the dawn was already shining, when the dawn was already breaking
- certa sortewhen the lot was determined
- cum + Konj.when
- cuias, cuiatiswhence originating?, of what country, of what family, of what town?, whence?, from what place?
- cum + Ind.whenever
- cuias es?where are you from?
- comitante opinione where the rumour went
- cotaria, cotariae fwhetstonequarry
- cotoria, cotoriae fwhetstonequarry
- clivius, clivia, cliviumwhich forbid any thing to be done
- cum omnes caleant while all is in feverish excitement
- certa amitto, dum incerta petowhile I strive for what is uncertain, i lose what is certain
- cum + Ind.while
- convolutor 1whirl rapidly, roll round rapidly, roll around, drift around
- consusurro 1whisper together
- cretula, cretulae fwhite clay, used for sealing
- candentia, candentiae fwhite lustre, clear lustre, whiteness
- candor eboriswhite shimmer of the ivory
- cerussa, cerussae fwhite-lead, ceruse
- canus, cana, canumwhite, hoary, foamy, frothy, old, aged
- comprobator, comprobatoris mwho approves something completely, approver
- cataleptici, catalepticorum mwho are afflicted with catalepsy
- clupeati, clupeatorum mwho are armed with a shield
- clipeati, clipeatorum m (clupeati)who are armed with a shield
- cernuus, cernui mwho does a cartwheel, who does a somersault, juggler
- cui bono ?who does it benefit?, who benefits?
- cuius studium illa historiae varietate non erectum tenetur?who does not read with pleasure a story filled with such different coincidences?
- collicrepida, collicrepidae mwho has a chain around his neck, neck clinker
- cacomnemon, cacomnemonis mwho has a weak memory, title of a mime of Laberius
- cui ratio reddenda estwho has to be responsible
- cui res praestanda estwho has to stand up for it, who is responsible for it, who takes the rap for it, the sufferer, who has to pay for it, who has to bleed for it, who has to spoon out the soup, who has to pay the bill
- catechumenus, catechumeni mwho is receiving elementary instruction in religion, catechumen
- catecumenus, catecumeni mwho is receiving elementary instruction in religion, catechumen
- centum qui perficit annoswho lived a hundred years ago
- censorinus, censorina, censorinumwho was twice censor
- condignus, condigna, condignumwholly deserving, very worthy
- cuiusvismodiwhose ever
- cur tam mane egrederis?why do you go out so early in the morning?
- cur deos nihil agere et cessare patitur?why does he tolerate the gods doing nothing and being idle?
- cur non licebit?why shouldn't it work?, why shouldn't it be possible?
- consceleratus, conscelerata, consceleratumwicked, depraved
- canua, canuae fwicker basket, hamper, fruit-hamper, wool-basket, winestrainer
- calathus, calathi mwicker basket, hand-basket, flower-basket, wool-basket, thread-basket, fruit-basket, milk-pail, milk-bowl, wine-cup, cup of a flower, calix of a flower
- crates, cratis f (cratis, cratis f)wicker-work, hurdle, harrow, fascines, ribs of a shield, the interlocked shields, joint, rib
- cratis, cratis fwicker-work, hurdle, harrow, fascines, ribs of a shield, the interlocked shields, joint, rib
- copiositas, copiositatis fwide extension
- clavus latuswide purple stripe on the tunic of the senators
- catoblepas, catoblepae mwild animal in Ethiopia, species of buffalo, gnu
- corpus visu torvumwild appearing body, wild looking body
- corruda, corrudae fwild asparagus
- coruda, corudae fwild asparagus
- callum aprugnumwild boar rind
- chara, charae fwild cabbage
- caprificus, caprifici fwild fig-tree, fruit of the wild fig-tree, wild fig
- curiositatem explebowill satisfy one's curiosity
- clarissima voce dicamwill speak very loudly
- cenabis hodie domi?will you be dining at home today?
- cossis, cossis mwillow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees
- cossus, cossi mwillow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees
- causam obtineowin a case, win a lawsuit
- causa vincowin the case, win the trial
- causam teneowin the case, win the trial
- certamine battuendi Olympia vincowin the Olympic title in fencing
- coronam pariowin the victory wreath
- circumlaqueo 1wind around
- circumplico 1wind around, fold around, twine around, bend around
- circumicior 5wind itself around
- canna gutturiswindpipe
- catorchites, catorchitae mwine made from figs
- cella vinariawine storage
- calcatorium, calcatorii nwine-press
- castra hibernawinter camp
- circulus brumalewinter tropic, winter solstice
- circumtergeo 2wipe around
- conexio sine filo paratawireless connection (WLAN)
- cordatus, cordata, cordatumwise, prudent, judicious, sagacious
- cooperationem amicalem desiderowish friendly cooperation
- crurum eius fragium abominorwish him to break his legs
- congratulor 1wish joy, congratulate
- contraria volowish the opposite, want the opposite
- congratulatio, congratulationis fwishing of joy, congratulation
- cauditus, caudita, cauditumwith a capable tail
- circumflexewith a circumflex
- condicionalis, condicionalewith a condition attached, conditional, with conditions
- conditionalis, conditionalewith a condition attached, conditional, with conditions
- callosus, callosa, callosumwith a hard skin, hard-skinned, thick-skinned, callous, solid, hard, thick
- centinodius, centinodia, centinodiumwith a hundred knots
- centena arbore fluctus verberatwith a hundred oars he beats the floods
- camensis, camensewith a muzzle, muzzled
- corbitus, corbita, corbitumwith a scuttle, bower
- contento poplitewith a tight knee, with knee tightly clamped
- cantu tremulowith a voice trembling (with age)
- consilio manuquewith advice and action, , with word and deeds
- cum totidem navibus atque erat profectuswith as many ships as he had left
- calvaster, calvastri mwith bald forehead
- clauso orewith bandaged mouth, with stopped up mouth
- calliblepharatus, calliblepharata, calliblepharatumwith beautiful eyelids
- callipygis, callipygewith beautiful rump, with beautiful buttocks
- causatiuswith better reason, better justified
- Caesare adiutorewith Caesar's help
- curiosewith care, carefully, inquisitively, curiously
- certowith certainty, certainly, surely, of a truth, in fact, really, yes
- certewith certainty, certainly, undoubtedly, assuredly, surely, really, doubtless, of course, yet surely, yet indeed, at least, notwithstanding
- composito capillowith coiffed hair
- comparativewith comparison
- compensatowith compensation, with reward
- circumspectewith consideration, with mature deliberation, warily, cautiously, considerately, circumspectly
- cincinnatulus, cincinnatula, cincinnatulumwith curled hair
- cincinnatus, cincinnata, cincinnatumwith curled hair, having locks or ringlets of hair
- consilio abdito et fallaciwith deceptive ulterior motive
- celebri graduwith double quick step
- cenaculatus, cenaculata, cenaculatumwith garrets
- coenaculatus, coenaculata, coenaculatumwith garrets
- cum dis volentibuswith God’s help, by the will of the god
- cum causawith good reason, for good reason
- consertis manibuswith hands intertwined
- capite adopertowith head covered
- capite opertowith head covered
- capite involutowith head covered, with head cloaked
- capite obvolutowith head covered, with head cloaked
- carminibus Circe socios mutavit Ulixiswith her spells, Kirke transformed Odysseus' companions
- cunctativewith hesitation, under concern
- celsiiugus, celsiiuga, celsiiugumwith high comb, with high crest
- cornifrons, cornifrontiswith horns on the forehead
- cautela pressiorewith increased caution
- clamante procellawith loud howling storm
- clāmōre et gaudiīswith loud shouts of joy
- cogitatewith mature reflection, considerately
- cogitatimwith mature reflection, considerately
- conspiratewith one accord, unanimously
- comptewith ornament, elegantly
- caesuratimwith pauses in short clauses
- conclusewith periods rhetorically rounded, harmoniously
- cordatewith prudence, wisely
- celeri humum ter pede pulsowith quick steps I stamp three times on the earth (in dance)
- cum exceptionewith reservation, under reserve
- cum cantu atque symphoniawith song and sound
- celeranterwith speed, in haste
- cum eo, quod ... (ut ..., ne ...)with the circumstance that, in the regard that, on the condition that, under the condition that, with the exception that
- cum diluculowith the dawn, at sunrise, at daybreak, at dawn
- cernuus, cernua, cernuumwith the face turned towards the earth, inclined forwards, stooping or bowing forwards, that turns a somersault, tumbler, mountebank, turning a wheel
- compernis, compernewith the knees bent inwards, knock-kneed
- cognomine Cunctatorwith the nickname Procrastinator
- cum ea exceptione, quantum valeam quantumque possimwith the proviso that I can and am able to, provided I am able and can
- cum hiswith this
- compositis crinibuswith tidy hair, with arranged hair
- complicatis in condylos digitiswith tightly clenched fist
- cruciabiliterwith torture
- cum uxoribus et liberiswith wife and child
- cum + Abl.with, together, together with, in connection with, in company with, along with
- causa desistowithdraw from the action, abandon the lawsuit
- confessionem retrahowithdraw one's confession, revoke one' s confession
- calamentum, calamenti mwithered wood, dry wood on the vine
- cis paucos dieswithin a few days
- causa indictawithout all investigation, without trial, without interrogation, undefended
- cum salutewithout harm to health, without detriment to health, without impairment of health
- clam + Abl. / Akk.without the knowledge of, unknown to
- chamaesyce, chamaesyces fwolf’s-milk, ground fig
- cunae terraewomb of the earth
- calcei muliebreswomen's shoes
- codicilli, codicillorum mwood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil
- citrum, citri nwood of the citrus, household furniture, table made of citruswood
- cista, cistae fwooden box, wooden basket, in mystical religious festivals, a box for holding the sacred utensils, box for depositing the votes in assemblies of the people, money-box
- catena, catenae fwooden bracket, brace, fetter, shackle, chain of a harbor, constraint, barrier, bond, jewelry chain of gold or silver, chain, series
- confibula, confibulae fwooden double cramp, wooden clincher
- clavarius māteriariuswooden nails manufacturer
- cratella, cratellae fwooden packsaddle
- calo, calonis m [2]wooden shoe, cothurn
- calcei ex ligno factiwooden shoes
- complexio verborumword association, word complexion, period
- cataractria, cataractriae fword coined to designate a kind of spice
- concursus verborumword compounds, word combinations
- coagmenta verborumword joints, word gaps
- cossigero 1word of unknown meaning, cut rib by rib
- captatio verborumword-smithing, syllable-stealing, hair-splitting, sophistry, finesse, nit-picking, , word-twisting, currant-cracking
- copia verborumwordiness
- coeptum, coepti nwork begun, beginning, undertaking, project
- collaboro solide cum aliquowork closely with someone
- cooperarius, cooperarii mwork colleague, employee, contributor, co-worker, collaborator
- cooperor 1work with, work together, combine, unite
- conforaneus, conforanei mworking at the same market-place, selling at the same market-place
- condiciones operariaeworking conditions, labor relations
- cardo mundiworld axis, global axis
- campio mundanusworld champion
- conventus ad clima mundanum stabiliendumWorld Climate Conference
- clima mundanumworld climate
- conventus terrarum orbisworld congress
- cursus mundiworld course, course of the universe
- campionatus mundani finaleworld cup final
- certamina de principatu mundi pedifollicaworld cup football matches
- campionatus mundanusworld cup, world championship
- congressus Fori Oeconomici Universalis Tavai habitusWorld Economic Forum in Davos
- civitas in orbe praevalensworld power
- cosmocrator, cosmocratoris mworld ruler, world folder
- clarissimus, clarissima, clarissimumworld-famous, world-renowned
- cuius fama per omnes terras propagata estworld-famous, world-renowned
- cuius nomen longe lateque vagaturworld-famous, world-renowned
- cosmica, cosmicorum nworldly things
- contritus, contrita, contritumworn out, trite, common
- curae dormire me non sinuntworries do not let me sleep, worries rob me of sleep
- curarum domitorworry breaker
- cura sollicitat angitque aliquemworry worries and frightens someone, worry grieves and frightens someone
- coadoro 1worship along with, adore along with
- caerimonia deorumworship of the gods
- cultus deiworship, religion
- colens, colentisworshiping
- campensis, campenseworshipped on the Field of Mars
- commemorabilis, commemorabileworth mentioning, memorable
- conspiciendus, conspicienda, conspiciendumworth seeing, worthy of attention, distinguished
- credibilis, credibileworthy of belief, credible
- culpabilis, culpabileworthy of blame, culpable, criminal
- cataclistus, cataclista, cataclistumworthy of closure, precious
- condemnabilis, condemnabileworthy of condemnation
- collaudabilis, collaudabileworthy of praise in every respect
- culpatus, culpata, culpatumworthy of reproach, blamable, corrupted, spoiled
- concupiscibilis, concupiscibileworthy to be longed for, very desirable
- cantabilis, cantabileworthy to be sung
- cautroma, cautromatis nwound made by branding
- consaucio 1wound severely
- caecum do vulnuswound unnoticed, wound from behind
- circumtextus, circumtexta, circumtextumwoven all around
- circumnecto 3wrap around, bind around, surround, envelop
- charta emporeticawrapping paper
- corona pomosa
wreath from fruits, fruit wreath
- corona astricawreath of stars
- corona pampineawreath of vine leaves
- coronae modici circuliwreaths of moderate circumference, wreaths of moderate perimeter
- colluctator, colluctatoris mwrestler, antagonist, adversary
- certamen luctatorumwrestling competition
- clinopale, clinopales fwrestling in bed
- colluctatio, colluctationis fwrestling, struggling, contending with something, death struggle, difficult utterance
- collum alicui torqueowring someone's neck a little, put someone in a headlock, grab someone by the collar
- capero 1wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles
- caperro 1wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles
- carmen scribowrite a poem, compose a poem
- carmina fundowrite poetry with enthusiasm
- ceris aliquid mandowrite something on a wax tablet
- conscribo 3write together, enroll, inscribe, choose, put together in writing, draw up, compose, write, delineate, sketch, draw up, prescribe, write something all over, fill with writing, mark by beating, cudgel, write upon, mark upon
- cum cura diligentiaque scriberewrite very carefully
- conficio 5write, draw up, compose
- commonitorium, commonitoriī nwriting for reminding, letter of instructions, a means of reminding
- chartae Graecaewritings of the Greeks
- colloquium epistolarewritten conversation
- cursoria, cursoriae fyacht, cutter
- casmo 1yawn, gape
- chasmo 1yawn, gape
- cado 3yield to, fall to one’s lot, happen to one, befall, happen, come to pass, occur, result, turn out, perish, vanish, decay, cease, abate, subside, die away
- coniuglae, coniuglarum fyoke straps
- communicatio sermonis mihi tecum esse soletYou and I used to have a conversation, between you and me there is a conversation
- commode facis, quod ...you are right to
- calles linguam Latinamyou are well versed in Latin
- census nostros requirisyou ask for our valuation lists
- concupiscis, quae non capisyou desire what is too big for you
- cantilenam eandem canisyou sing ever the old song, you reel off the same old story
- colluto gutture melius canesyou will sing better with a well-moistened throat
- capillati, capillatorum myoung aristocrats
- cupio omnia quaevīsyour wishes are mine, I am entirely at your service
- catalepta, cataleptorum nyouth poems of Virgil
- cantus citharaezither playing
- congestus, congestus mbringing together, accumulation, heap, pile, mass
- connexio, connexionis fan organic union, conclusion, a logical sequence, syllable
- cestus, cestus m
- contemporaneus, contemporanei m
- chalcon, chalci n
- chalcus, chalci m
- centeni, centenae, centena
- confectorium, confectorii n
- conclave separatum
- coniectura aliquem assequorassecutus
- certo scio
- cippus, cippi mboundary-post
- coitionem dirimodisperse the meeting
- clareclearly, distinctly, plainly, aloud, intelligibly, illustriously, honorably
- comminus (cominus)
- ceriolare, ceriolaris n
- ceriolarium, ceriolarii n
- carrocarpentarius, carrocarpentarii m
- cattus, cattī m
- causaliter
- coagulum omnium aerumnarum
- causas do alicui rei
- causam interpono (+ aci)
- cooperatio, cooperationis f
- continens, continentisconnected, continuous, uninterrupted, continual, consecutive, that restrains his passions, continent, moderate, temperate
- coactor, coactoris m
- coagulare, coagularis n
- consocia, consociae f
- cors, cortis fdivision of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants
- consentanea, consentaneorum n
- conscensio, conscensionis f
- currus arcuatus
- cantus gallorum
- culpabiliter
- commeatu abstractus
- cervus in cornua celsus
- criminationem repello
- ceteros peritia praeemineo
- ceteros peritia praemineo
- cenaculum, cenaculi nupper story, upper room, garret, attic
- clusilis, clusile
- cibo et cibo et potione me compleo
- complector 3comprehend, understand, comprehend in discourse, comprehend in a written representation, comprise, express, describe, represent, explain, draw a conclusion, make an inference
- classem orno
- columba agrestisfield pigeon
- compugno 1contend together, combat together
- cetarium, cetarii n
- choraula, choraulae m
- choraules, choraulae m
- cōnsequus, cōnsequa, cōnsequum
- cogo aliquem, ut concedat
- circumgelo 1
- capillo usque ad ungues
- clivi lene iacentes
- classico convoco
- civitas praepotens
- communico 1
- concatervatus, concatervata, concatervatumcrowded together
- culleus, cullei m (culeus, culei m)a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum
- colles indagine cingo
- comitia imperii transigo
- censuram gero
- cervix equina
- capanna, capannae f
- censetor, censetoris m
- censitor, censitoris m
- circumamplector 3encompass all around
- canabenses, canabensium m
- colloquium percontativum
- cymilium, cymilii n
- cervos arcu cohibeo
- claxendix, claxendicis f
- cotona, cotonorum n
- clarus gloria
- cubito annitor
- commodator, commodatoris m
- corculum, corculi n
- commodius quam tu vivo
- cogito, ut habeam, quo fugiam
- caryinus, caryina, caryinum
- chartiaticum, chartiatici n
- coenositas, coenositatis f
- canticus, cantica, canticum
- coloniarius, coloniaria, coloniarium
- commentarium, commentarii n
- commentarius, commentarii m
- circumspectabilis, circumspectabileworthy of attention
- congeneratus, congenerata, congeneratumof the same root, produced of the same litter
- cascus, casci mancient
- cosularis, cosularis m
- conceptor peccatiperpetrator of an error, perpetrator of a misdemeanor
- cloacalis, cloacale
- coronalis, coronaleissuing from a crown
- cetarius, cetaria, cetarium
- citreus, citrea, citreumof the citrus-tree
- columellaris, columellare
- centunclus, centuncli mbind-weed, knotweed
- choaspites, choaspitae m
- choaspitis, choaspitidis f
- caveo, ne ...
- chaetura, chaeturae f
- confido in aliqua re
- currus ferriviariuswagon
- coeo cum aliquo de aliqua re
- commemoro 1be mindful of, keep in mind, remember
- caritas patriae
- circa flumen
- concellita, concellitae mhe who dwells with one in a cell, cell-mate
- ceu vero
- circumrado 3shave around, pare around
- confamulans, confamulantis
- castra idoneo loco pono
- complurium dierummultiday
- catechumena, catechumenae fcatechumen
- catecumena, catecumenae fcatechumen
- calabrix, calabricis fturkey-berry, buckthorn, used in dyeing
- capillum mihi aduro
- cunctanterwith delay
- coenatiuncula, coenatiunculae f
- cochleatim
- colis, colis mtendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’ s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member
- contendo 3stretch out vigorously, draw tight, strain, shoot, hurl, dart, throw, reach, extend, strain eagerly, exert, direct one’s mental powers to something, pursue earnestly, strive for earnestly, exert one’s self, strive zealously for something
- compactivus, compactiva, compactivum
- cesso amori
- celeberrima fontibus Ide
- caritas necessitudinis
- classica inflanturthe war trumpets blare, the tuba resounds
- cum animo reputo aliquid
- caecis hoc, ut aiunt, satis clarum est
- circumtendo 3
- commeatus, commeatus mconvoy, caravan, company carried, transportation, trip, passage, remaining supplies of war, gain acquired by money transactions
- cantus ternarius
- circumversio, circumversionis f
- candidum genus dicendi
- catochitis, catochitidis f
- camaro 1arch over
- conserte contexteque
- citimus, citima, citimumthe nearest
- chamaerops, chamaeropis f, dwarf oak
- claustritumus, claustritumi m
- cuius fatum tibi manet
- cum hac exceptione, si ..., , , with that condition that, , ,
- charta flava
- charta gilva
- charta helva
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