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- arrivalsuperventus, superventus m
- aphorism :: apophthegm :: axiomsententia, sententiae f
- any place of assemblycomitium, comitii n
- an ounceuncia, unciae f
- a drawing :: a dragging downdeductus, deductus m
- a kind of monkeycephus, cephi m
- a magical herb said to make water freezecoracesia, coracesiae f
- a man both ruptured and bankrupthomo diruptus dirutusque
- a misfortune, :: a calamityscelus, sceleris n
- a plant, otherwise called lithospermonDĭospyros, Dĭospyri m
- a superintendent of vaultscryptarius, cryptarii m
- an aperient oil expressed from the fruit of the cicioleum cicinum
- an assembly of the people in the comitiacomitiatus, comitiatus m
- Apollo augurium citharamque dat
- archedabsidatus, absidata, absidatum
- armaccingo 3
- adulterateddichoneutus, dichoneuta, dichoneutum
- a (male or female) participant in a thing :: an accessory :: accompliceconscius, conscii m
- a balance is achieved :: a balance is reachedcomponitur
- a bath :: a Hebrew measure for liquids, containing about nine gallonsbatus, bati m
- a being channelled :: a being flutedstriatura, striaturae f
- a being still :: a being silentsilentium, silentii n
- a bending from a thing :: a bending aside :: an oblique inclination :: an oblique directiondeclinatio, declinationis f
- a binding together :: an organic union :: a logical sequenceconexio, conexionis f
- a blow and a half :: a stroke and a halfsesquiplaga, sesquiplagae f
- a blowing to :: a breathing upon :: aspirationaspiratio, aspirationis f
- a blowing on :: a breeze :: afflation of the divine spiritafflatus, afflatus m (adflatus)
- a blowing together :: an agreement in feeling :: agreement in opinionconspiratio, conspirationis f
- a blowing together :: an agreement in feeling :: agreement in opinionconspiratus, conspiratus m
- a bounding, boundary :: a limitingdefinitio, definitionis f
- a bounding :: a limitingdiffinitio, diffinitionis f
- a bringing together :: a heaping up :: accumulationcongestio, congestionis f
- a bringing together :: attackcollatus, collatus m
- a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece :: a Grecian military cloak :: a state mantleclamis, clamidis f
- a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece :: a Grecian military cloak :: a state mantleclamys, clamydis f
- a bubbling spring :: a gushing springscaturex, scaturigis f
- a bubbling spring :: a gushing springscaturigo, scaturiginis f
- a bubbling up :: a gushing upscatebra, scatebrae f
- a bulwark of all crimes :: a refuge of all crimescastellum omnium scelerum
- a calling off from a thing :: a diverting of the attentionavocatio, avocationis f
- a carrying together :: a bringing togetherconvectio, convectionis f
- a casting up :: a reckoning together :: a summing up :: accumulation :: a comprehending :: a connecting together :: a finishing :: a completing :: a accomplishingconsummatio, consummationis f
- a certain high officer at court :: a privy councillorsilentiarius, silentiarii m
- a change occurs :: a change takes placecommutatio fit
- a character, Ↄ, which the emperor Claudius wished to introduce into Latin for ps = the Greek ψ :: a critical mark, Ↄ, placed before a verse which is to be transposedantisigma, antisigmatis n
- a chief of ten :: a kind of officer at the imperial courtdecanus, decanusi m
- a child’s rattle :: amuletcrepundia, crepundiorum n
- a 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 Bellerophonchimaera est animal, quod constat e materia genetica humana et ex cellulis ovariis animalium
- a chip of wood :: a splinter of woodschidia, schidiae f
- a Christian :: a Christian clergymanChristianus, Christiani m
- a collecting together :: acquiring :: argumentation :: abscesscollectio, collectionis f
- a college :: a corporationschola, scholae f
- a coming together :: assembling :: assemblagecoitus, coitus m
- a community that loves to note everything accurately :: a writerly communitycivitas conficientissima litterarum
- a concrete legal case :: a specific legal casecerta definitaque causa
- a confession :: acknowledgment :: a creed :: avowal of belief :: acknowledgment of Christ :: acknowledgment of Christ under tortureconfessio, confessionis f
- a consoling :: a consolatory discourse :: a consolatory treatise :: an encouraging :: an encouragement :: an alleviatingconsolatio, consolationis f
- a constant blowing wind :: a steady blowing windventus perspirans
- a convoking :: assembling togetherconvocatio, convocationis f
- a creating :: an electing to an officecreatio, creationis f
- a crowding together :: an assemblyconglomeratio, conglomerationis f
- a cultivating :: agriculture :: a honoring :: a courtingcultura, culturae f
- a cutting to pieces :: a cleaving to piecesconsectio, consectionis f
- a Cynic philosopher :: a CynicCynicus, Cynici m
- a dark-yellow precious stone :: amber-colored hyacinthchryselectros, chryselectri f
- a defending :: a written defencedefensio, defensionis f
- a den of robbers :: a den of murderersspoliarium, spoliariī n
- a divining :: art of diviningauguratio, augurationis f
- a division consisting of ten :: associationdecuria, decuriae f
- a doubling :: an embracingcongeminatio, congeminationis f
- a drawing together :: an entering upon an affair,a transacting of an affair :: agreementcontractus, contractus m
- a drawing up in writing :: a composing :: a representation :: a levying of troopsconscriptio, conscriptionis f
- a due mingling :: a due mixture :: a due temperingtemperies, temperiei f
- a due mingling :: a due mixture :: a due temperingattemperies, attemperiei f
- a due proportion :: a due measurecommensus, commensus m
- a dwelling :: abiding :: abiding placecommoratio, commorationis f
- a falling :: accident :: adverse eventcasus, casus m
- a fallow deer :: antelopedama, damae f
- a fallow deer :: antelopedamma, dammae f (dama, damae f)
- a fast acting poison :: a quick acting poisonvenenum praesens
- a female castanet dancer :: a (rattling) storkcrotalistria, crotalistriae f
- a festive entertainment given on a person’s recovery from illness or escape from danger; presents given on such an occasion :: a congratulatory poem on such an occasionsoteria, soteriorum n
- a figure of speech :: a rhetorical figureschema, schematis n
- a firm standing :: agreementconstantia, constantiae f
- a flight of steps :: a flight of stairs :: a staircase :: a ladder :: a ladderscalae, scalarum f
- a flowing to :: affluenceafluentia, afluentiae f
- a flowing to :: affluence :: abundanceaffluentia, affluentiae f (adfluentia)
- a following of one thing after another :: a periodcontinuatio, continuationis f
- a foot and a half in length :: a foot and a half in breadth :: a foot and a half in heightsesquipes, sesquipedis m
- a full year :: a complete year :: a whole yearannus integer
- a full year :: a whole yearannus solidus
- a gentle breeze :: a puff of :: a whiff ofaurula, aurulae f
- a giving up :: a surrenderdeditio, deditionis f
- a glittering :: a flashcoruscamen, coruscaminis n
- a glittering :: a flashcoruscatio, coruscationis f
- a gluing together :: a joining togetherconglutinatio, conglutinationis f
- a going away :: abatementdecessio, decessionis f
- a going before :: a precedingantecessio, antecessionis f
- a going round :: ambiguityambages, ambagis f
- a going round :: ambiguityambago, ambaginis f
- a gourd :: a cup :: a blockheadcucurbita, cucurbitae f
- a graved figure :: a sculpturescalptura, scalpturae f
- a greek outer garment :: a greek cloakchlaena, chlaenae f
- a gust :: a squall :: a stormsceptos, scepti m
- a heaping up :: a mole :: a dikeaggeratio, aggerationis f
- a highly dissolute life :: a most profligate life :: a most vicious lifevita omnibus flagitiis dedita
- a highly dissolute life :: a most profligate life :: a most vicious lifevita omnibus flagitiis inquinata
- a highly polished man :: a perfectly accomplished manad unguem factus homo
- a holding back :: abstemiousnesscontinentia, continentiae f
- a hundred :: an indefinite, large numbercentum
- a hurling :: a controverted questionconiectio, coniectionis f
- a joining of boards together :: a flooring :: a covering of boardscontabulatio, contabulationis f
- a joining together :: a embracecompages, compagis f
- a joining together :: a embracecompago, compaginis f
- a joining :: a preparingcontextio, contextionis f
- a kind of mushroom or truffle :: a mineral :: a vitriolic oremisy, misyos n
- a kind of pastry :: a kind of biscuitafricia, africiae f
- a kiss :: a lovesavium, savii n
- a knowing of a thing together with another person :: a joint knowledge of something :: a being privy to :: a knowing along with othersconscientia, conscientiae f
- a laboring at :: an honoring :: adorationcultus, cultus m
- a large Italian serpent :: a water-serpent, so called because it milked cows or because it could swallow an oxbova, bovae f
- a laying hold of :: a shorteningcorreptio, correptionis f
- a leading aside :: a drawing asideseductio, seductionis f
- a leading away :: a leading on :: a leading forth :: a transplanting of colonies :: a colonizing :: a leading away of the bride :: an escorting :: a conducting safely :: a putting out of possession :: a deductiondeductio, deductionis f
- a leaf of paper :: a strip of papyrus barkschida, schidae f
- a leaping to :: an attack :: assaultassaltus, assaltus m4
- a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids :: a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphoraeculeum, culei n
- a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids :: a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphoraeculeus, culei m
- a lecturer in the schools :: a rhetoricianscholasticus, scholastici m
- a life full of pleasures :: a life full of delightsvita conferta voluptatibus
- a light boat :: a skiffscapha, scaphae f
- a light made of wax or tallow :: a cord covered with waxcandela, candelae f
- a little bench :: a little stoolscamellum, scamelli n
- a little bench :: a little stoolscamillarii, scamillariorum m
- a little bench :: a little stoolscamillum, scamilli n
- a little bench :: a little stoolscamillus, scamilli m
- a little cunning :: a little slycallidulus, callidula, callidulum
- a little horn :: a small funnel of horncorniculum, corniculi n
- a little knowledge :: a smatteringscientiola, scientiolae f
- a little noisy :: a little talkative :: a little loquaciousargutulus, argutula, argutulum
- a little slow-witted :: a little lazy :: a little drowsy :: a little sleepytardiusculus, tardiuscula, tardiusculum
- a little smart :: a little cunning :: a little refinedvafellus, vafella, vafellum
- a little sour :: acidulousacidulus, acidula, acidulum
- a living together :: a banquetconvictus, convictus m
- a loud noise :: a cry :: an urgent, clamorous importunity :: abuseconvicium, convicii n
- a loud noise :: a cry :: an urgent, clamorous importunity :: abuseconvitium, convitii n
- a making clear :: a making evident :: a disclosuredeclaratio, declarationis f
- a making :: a thing made :: a workconditio, conditionis f (2)
- a making :: arranging :: an exaction :: a diminishing :: a chewing :: a weakeningconfectio, confectionis f
- a man of learning :: a scholarscholasticus, scholastici m
- a man of very great seriousness :: a very serious manvir gravis et severus
- a mark burned in :: a brand impressed, a mark of disgracestigma, stigmatis n
- a meeting together :: agreement :: accordconvenientia, convenientiae f
- a meeting :: assembly :: agreementconventus, conventus m
- a million :: a million eachdecies centena milia
- a mingling :: a mixing :: a reddeningconfusio, confusionis f
- a monkey with a tail :: a proper namecercopithecos, cercopitheci m
- a monkey with a tail :: a proper namecercopithecus, cercopitheci m
- a monkey with a tail :: a proper namecercupithecos, cercupitheci m
- a multitude collected together :: assembled strangersconvenae, convenarum m
- a name given to any artificial harbor :: a similar harbor at Adrumetumcothon, cothonis m
- a narrow way :: a pathsemita, semitae f
- a neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things :: artful connectionconcinnitas, concinnitatis f
- a neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things :: artful connectionconcinnitudo, concinnitudinis f
- a peg to which an oar was strapped :: a thole :: a tholepinscalmus, scalmi m
- a place for learned conversation :: a place for learned instruction :: a place of learning :: a schoolschola, scholae f
- a place where animals fight :: an amphitheatrescholae bestiarum
- a place where birds are kept :: aviary :: abode of wild birds in the forestaviarium, aviarii n
- a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes :: a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopiacallitrix, callitricis f
- a plant, called also silphium and laser :: asafœtidasirpe, sirpis n
- a plant :: a kind of horehound resembling marjoramchondris, chondris f
- a plant :: a species of origanumcunebula, cunebulae f
- a plant :: a species of origanumcunela, cunelae f
- a plant :: a species of origanumcunila, cunilae f
- a player :: actorscēnicus, scēnici m
- a prawn :: a shrimpscilla, scillae f
- a precious stone of a sea-green color, coming from India :: a ring with a berylberyllus, berylli m
- a precious stone :: a species of lapis lazulicyanos, cyani m
- a precious stone :: a species of lapis lazulicyanus, cyani m
- a preparing :: apparatusadparatus, adparatus m
- a preparing :: apparatusapparatus, apparatus m
- a preserving of fruits :: a spicingconditio, conditionis f
- a preserving of fruits :: a condimentconditura, conditurae f
- a pressing together :: an accumulationconspissatio, conspissationis f
- a prickly plant with edible stalks :: artichoke :: any thing thorny, unpleasantcactos, cacti m
- a prickly plant with edible stalks :: artichoke :: any thing thorny, unpleasantcactus, cacti m
- a proper mixture :: a suitable mixturecontemperatio, contemperationis f
- a putting together :: arrangementcollocatio, collocationis f
- a putting together :: an erectingconstructio, constructionis f
- a raft :: a float constructed in hastschedia, schediae f
- a regular war :: a formal warbellum iustum
- a regular war :: a formal warbellum pium
- a rending asunder :: a rentdiscissura, discissurae f
- a rough place :: a rough regionconfragosum, confragosi n
- a rough rock :: a pointed rockcautes, cautis f (cotes, cotis f)
- a rough rock :: a pointed rockcotes, cotis f
- a rough stone :: a detached fragment of rock :: a rock :: a stonesaxum, saxi n
- a royal staff :: a sceptresceptrum, sceptri n
- a running down :: a flowing down :: a descent :: a walking in complete armor :: a running in complete armordecursio, decursionis f
- a running down :: a descending aqueduct :: a running in armordecursus, decursus m
- a running together :: anxious, troubled restlessness :: anxietyconcursatio, concursationis f
- a running :: a running on a wager :: a year :: a race-chariotcurriculum, curriculi n
- a scratching open :: a scarifyingscarifatio, scarifationis f
- a scratching open :: a scarifyingscarificatio, scarificationis f
- a scratching open :: a scarifyingscariphatio, scariphationis f
- a second self :: a second mealter idem
- a securing :: an adducing of proofsconfirmatio, confirmationis f
- a seeing :: appearanceconspectus, conspectus m
- a seeking :: a bringing together :: a levyingconquisitio, conquisitionis f
- a seizing or laying hold of with the hands :: arresting :: apprehending :: a mental comprehendingcomprehensio, comprehensionis f
- a seizing or laying hold of with the hands :: arresting :: apprehending :: a mental comprehendingcomprensio, comprensionis f
- a seizing upon :: apprehensionapprehensio, apprehensionis f
- a setting around :: a placing aroundcircumpositio, circumpositionis f
- a shape :: a figure :: a form :: a fashion :: a manner :: a posture :: a attitudeschema, schematis n
- a sharp cutting instrument :: a chiselscalprum, scalpri m (scalper, scalpri m)
- a short way :: a short methodcompendiaria, compendiariae f
- a short way :: a short methodcompendiarium, compendiarii n
- a shutting up :: a hostile shutting inconclusio, conclusionis f
- a sick person :: a patientaegrotus, aegroti m
- a sign in the sky :: an omenscaeva, scaevae f
- a sitting together :: assemblyconsessus, consessus m
- a small bed :: a couchscimpodion, scimpodii n
- a small fish :: anchovyapua, apuae f
- a 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 sextariuscyathus, cyathi m
- a small piece of earth :: a small spotbrevis lacinia
- a small surgical knife :: a scalpel :: a lancetscalpellum, scalpelli n
- a small surgical knife :: a scalpel :: a lancetscalper, scalpri m
- a small weight :: a small measuresiliqua, siliquae f
- a small, delicate arm :: arm of a chairbracchiolum, bracchioli n
- a small, delicate arm :: arm of a chairbrachiolum, brachioli n
- a smearing over :: anointingcircumlitio, circumlitionis f
- a soldier armed with a pike :: a soldier armed with a polecontatus, contati m
- a sophism called crocodile :: a crocodile-conclusioncrocodilina, crocodilinae f
- a sought-after joke :: a far-fetched jokearcessitum dictum
- a spirited horse :: a mettlesome horseequus bellator
- a splendidly wrought or embroidered stuff :: arrasaulaea, aulaeae f
- a splendidly wrought or embroidered stuff :: arrasaulaeum, aulaei n
- a standing round :: a surrounding :: attributecircumstantia, circumstantiae f
- a stony, narrow footway :: alpcallis, callis m/f
- a storm is brewing :: a storm is risingtempestas cooritur
- a striking on :: a striking againstafflictus, afflictus m
- a striking together :: a punishingconflictatio, conflictationis f
- a striking together :: a fightconflictus, conflictus m
- a strip of papyrus bark :: a leaf of paper :: a sheet of paperscida, scidae f
- a swearing together :: allianceconiuratio, coniurationis f
- a sympathetic preservative against sickness, etc :: amuletamuletum, amuleti n
- a synonym :: a corresponding word :: an appropriate wordverbum quod idem declarat
- a synonym :: a corresponding word :: an appropriate wordverbum quod idem significat
- a taking care of something :: administration :: administrationcuratio, curationis f
- a ten-oared ship :: a ship having ten banks of oarsdeceris, deceris f
- a tortoise-shell :: a plant, also called cyclaminoschelonium, chelonii n
- a touching :: an illegal appropriationcontrectatio, contrectationis f
- a touching :: a contagioncontactus, contactus m
- a treading under foot :: abuseconculcatio, conculcationis f
- a tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon :: a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaeacasia, casiae f
- a tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon :: a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaeacassia, cassiae f
- a trying :: attemptingattemptatio, attemptationis f
- a trying :: attemptingattentatio, attentationis f
- a tube of twenty :: a twenty inch tubefistula vicenaria
- a tuft on the head of animals :: a tuft of leaves on plantscrista, cristae f
- a turning away from any thing :: an avoiding :: avoidance :: a short digressiondeclinatio, declinationis f
- a turning of one’s self away :: aversionaversatio, aversationis f
- a turning round :: a twisting roundconversus, conversus m
- a very energetic man :: a very active man :: a very effective manvir ad efficiendum acerrimus
- a very little indeed :: a little bitaliquantillum, aliquantilli n
- a walking abroad :: a going outdeambulatio, deambulationis f
- a warmed over story :: an old storycrambe repetita
- a watching :: a place where guard is kept :: a guardingcustodia, custodiae f
- a weighing :: a balancing of accounts :: a rendering of an equivalent :: an equalizingcompensatio, compensationis f
- a whole consisting of several parts :: a complex wholesystema, systematis n
- a wicked or vicious person :: a wretchscelerosus, scelerosi m
- a wise life plan :: a wisely established life planvitae ratio bene ac sapienter instituta
- a word and a blow :: as quickly as possibledictum factum
- a wrestling :: a contestscamma, scammatis n
- a writer of satires :: a satiristsatirographus, satirographi m
- a writer of satires :: a satiristsatyrographus, satyrographi m
- a year ago :: a full year :: a whole yearanno
- a year old :: a yearlinganniculus, annicula, anniculum
- a year old :: a yearlingannuclus, annucla, annuclum
- a year old :: a yearlingannuculus, annucula, annuculum
- abbreviator :: author of a breviariumbreviator, breviatoris m
- abdominal grief :: abdominal painventriculatio, ventriculationis f
- abjurer :: abjuratorabiurator, abiuratoris m
- abolish, destroy :: annihilatedeleo 2
- abominating :: abominationabominatio, abominationis f
- aborigine :: aboriginal :: autochthonautochthon, autochthonis m
- abounding in beasts :: abounding in monstersbeluosus, beluosa, beluosum
- abounding in beasts :: abounding in monstersbiluosus, biluosa, biluosum
- abounding in chalk :: abounding in claycretosus, cretosa, cretosum
- abounding in turf :: abounding in grasscaesposus, caesposa, caesposum
- above :: abovesupera + Akk.
- above :: abovesupra + Akk.
- abrogating :: annulling :: abolishing :: abolition :: amnestyabolitio, abolitionis f
- abrogating :: annulling :: abolishing :: abolition :: amnestyabolitus, abolitus m
- abrogating :: annullingantiquatio, antiquationis f
- absolve :: acquitdedamno 1
- absolving :: acquittalabsolutio, absolutionis f
- abstaining from intoxicating drinks :: abstinentabstemius, abstemia, abstemium
- abstaining from :: abstinentabstinens, abstinentis
- abstaining :: abstentiontemperatus, temperatus m
- abstinence :: abstinence from foodabstinentia, abstinentiae f
- abundance of cereals :: abundance of graincopia rei frumentariae
- abundant power :: abundance :: access to a personcopia, copiae f
- abundantly flowing :: abundantly streaming :: abundantly inflowingaffluus, afflua, affluum
- abundantly supplied with something :: abounding incopis, copis
- abundantly supplied with something :: abounding incops, copis
- abuse :: affront :: assault :: annoyancecontumelia, contumeliae f
- abuse :: affront :: assault :: annoyancecontumia, contumiae f
- abyss :: a deep pitbarathrum, barathri n
- accept a condition :: accept a proposal :: accept a marriage proposalcondicionem accipio
- accept a good instruction :: accept a good teachingbene monenti oboedio
- accept a instruction :: accept a teachingbene monentem sequor
- accept :: approve :: assent to somethingscisco 3
- accept :: approveaccipio 5
- accepting an invitation to dine somewhere away from home :: arranging to dine somewhere away from homecondico aliquo ad cenam foras
- accessible :: affablecommune, communis n
- accompanied :: attendedcomitatus, comitata, comitatum
- accompany :: attendcomito 1
- accompany :: attendcomitor 1
- accompanying :: accompanimentsuccentus, succentus m
- accomplished in art :: artistic :: artificial :: according to the rules of art :: artificialartificiosus, artificiosa, artificiosum
- according to a rule or level :: accuratelyad amussim
- according to a rule or level :: accuratelyamussim
- according to a rule or level :: accuratelyatamussim
- according to a rule :: according to a level :: accuratelyadamussim
- according to agreement :: according to concert, compacto (compecto)
- according to his method :: according to his waysuatim (1)
- according to one's convenience :: at one’s leisureex commodo
- according to one's convenience :: at one’s leisureper commodum
- according to our concept :: according to our understandingut captus noster est
- according to rule :: according to measure :: according to the theory of harmonycanonicus, canonica, canonicum
- according to the current mood :: as the current mood dictatesutcumque praesens affectio movet
- according to the financial situation :: according to the financial possibilitiespro facultatibus
- according to the likeness of :: after the fashion ofad instar n (+ Gen.)
- according to the likeness of :: after the fashion ofadīnstar + Gen.
- according to the word only :: according to appearance :: apparentlyverbo tenus
- according to truth :: arightvere
- according to your style :: after your kindtuatim
- accordingly :: as a counterpartantistrophe
- accost one :: address :: address one reproachfully :: address one abusively :: abuse :: arraign one before a tribunal :: accuse of crimecompello 1
- accosting :: addressadfamen, adfaminis n
- accosting :: addressaffamen, affaminis n
- accountant :: arithmetic mastercalculatrix, calculatricis f
- accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land :: alluvial landcircumluvio, circumluvionis f
- accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land :: alluvial landcircumluvium, circumluvii n
- accumulation of the crimes :: aggregation of crimestumultus criminum
- accuse one of crime :: accusecriminor 1
- accuse someone of bribery :: accuse someone of electoral fraudambitus aliquem accuso
- accuse someone of bribery :: accuse someone of electoral fraudambitus crimine aliquem arcesso
- accustom :: accustom one’s selfconsuesco 3
- corpus Achaeorum
- acidic :: acidic like vinegaraceticus, acetica, aceticum
- acidic :: acidic like vinegaracetosus, acetosa, acetosum
- acknowledge :: avow :: acknowledgeconfiteor 2
- acorn :: any fruit of similar form :: any object in the form of an acornbalanis, balanidis f
- acorn :: any fruit of similar form :: any object in the form of an acornbalanus, balani f
- acquire ownership of a thing by long use :: acquire by prescription or usucaptionusu capio
- acquire ownership of a thing by long use :: acquire by prescription or usucaptionusucapio 5
- acquire ownership of a thing by long use :: acquire by prescription or usucaptionusufacio 5
- acquisition :: accessionacquisitio, acquisitionis f
- act as bailiff :: act as overseervillico 1
- act as bailiff :: act as overseervilico 1
- act as bailiff :: act as overseervilicor 1
- act incorrectly :: act wronglyvitiose facio
- act of giving :: allottingdatio, dationis f
- act of seeing :: a thing seen :: an appearance :: apparition :: an ideavisio, visionis f
- act prudently :: act thoughtfullyconsiderate ago
- act reasonably :: act with prudenceconsilio ago
- act wild :: act fiercelyviolenter me gero
- act :: aim at :: administerago 3
- action for compensation :: action for compensationactio tributoria
- action for compensation :: action for compensationtributoria, tributoriae f
- active meaning :: activityactivitas, activitatis f
- actually :: assuredlycorgo
- actually :: assuredlygorgo
- actually :: assuredlyprofecto
- adamant :: any thing inflexible :: anything firm :: anything lasting :: a hard heart :: a unyielding heart :: a inexorable heartadamans, adamantis m
- adamant :: any thing inflexible :: anything firm :: anything lasting :: a hard heart :: a unyielding heart :: a inexorable heartadamas, adamantis m
- adapt one’s self to another’s opinion :: adapt one’s self to another’s wishes :: apply one’s self tome accommodo
- adaptation :: adjustmentaptatio, aptationis f
- add to a heap :: accumulate :: augment by heaping upaccumulo 1
- add to by mingling :: admixadmisceo 2
- add to the weight of :: aggravate :: annoyaggravo 1 (adgravo 1)
- add to :: acquire :: acquire :: amass riches :: amass moneyacquiro 3
- add to :: annex to :: apply to :: annex :: add it to the precedingadiungo 3
- add to :: add to by way of increase :: annex to :: augment :: add to one’s biddingaddo 3
- add with :: add alsocoaddo 3
- added to :: annexedafficticius, afficticia, afficticium
- added :: annexedadditivus, additiva,additivum
- added :: annexed :: additionaladditicius, additicia, additicium
- adding to :: additionadditio, additionis f
- adding to :: addition :: annexation :: addition to a bidadiectio, adiectionis f
- adding to :: additionsuggestio, suggestionis f
- adding to :: applying toadiectus, adiectus m
- addition :: augmentationauctarium, auctarii n
- adduce proof of a thing :: adduce something as proofargumentor 1
- adducing of proof :: argumentationargumentatio, argumentationis f
- adhering :: adhesionadhaesio, adhaesionis f
- adhering :: adhesionadhaesus, adhaesus m
- adjust according to a measure :: adapt :: accommodate :: allowcommodo 1
- adjust :: adapt :: accommodatesecundo 1
- adjutant of a centurion :: assistant :: aidcorniclarius, corniclarii m
- adjutant of a centurion :: assistant :: aidcornicularius, cornicularii m
- adjutant of a centurion :: assistant :: aidcornuclarius, cornuclarii m
- admiring :: admiration :: astonishmentadmiratio, admirationis f
- admission :: applicationadhibitio, adhibitionis f
- admit :: acknowledgeconfessionem facio
- admitting of the male to the female :: admission to a prince :: audienceadmissio, admissionis f
- adorable :: amiableamandus, amanda, amandum
- adorned with a neck-chain :: adorned with a collartorquatus, torquata, torquatum
- adultery :: adulterationadulterium, adulterii n
- advance :: approachsuccessus, successus m
- advantageous :: abridgedcompendiosus, compendiosa, compendiosum
- adversary :: antagonistantagonista, antagonistae m
- advice :: advisingsuasus, suasus m
- advise the return of the prisoners :: advocate for the return of prisonerscaptivorum redendorum auctor sum
- advise :: advocatesuadeo 2
- aedility :: aedileshipaedilitas, aedilitatis f
- aeroplane :: aircraftaeroplanum, aeroplani n
- affected :: arousedcommotus vultu
- affective :: arousedagitatus, agitata, agitatum
- affiliated :: associatedadsocius, adsocia, adsocium
- affiliated :: associatedassocius, associa, associum
- affirm :: authenticateauthentico 1
- affirmation :: averment of a fact :: assertionaffirmatio, affirmationis f
- affirmative :: affirming :: agreeingannutativus, annutativa, annutativum
- affirmative :: affirming :: agreeingannutivus, annutiva, annutivum
- affirmative :: affirming :: approving :: agreeingconsentivus, consentiva, consentivum
- affirming :: affirmativeaffirmativus, affirmativa, affirmativum
- affirming :: affirmativeaiens, aientis
- afflicted with alopecia :: afflicted with foxtail mangealopeciosus, alopeciosa, alopeciosum
- afflicted with shortness of breath :: afflicted with coughingasthmaticus, asthmatica, asthmaticum
- after a period of three years :: after three yearstriennio circumacto
- after a short interruption :: after a short interim periodbrevi tempore interiecto
- after abandoning the plan :: after giving up the planconsilio commutato
- after counting the votes :: after the vote countvotis numeratis
- after daybreak :: after daylightcoepta luce
- after dissolution of the bank :: after liquidation of the bankargentaria dissoluta
- after having learned :: after having experiencedcomperto
- after one year :: after the course of a yearanno exacto
- after one year :: after the course of a yearanno interiecto
- after one year :: after the course of a yearanno intermisso
- after one year :: after the course of a yearanno peracto
- after one year :: after the course of a yearanno transacto
- after reaching the age of majority :: after reaching the age of maturitypost tutelam receptam
- after the bath :: after bathinga balineis
- after the bath :: after bathinga balineo
- after the corpse is brought in :: after the corpse is crematedcorpore concremato
- after the end of life :: after deathvita perfuncta
- after the end of the war :: after the war was overbello perpetrato
- after the fall of the city :: after the capture of the city :: after the conquest of the cityurbe capta
- after the fall of the city :: after the capture of the city :: after the conquest of the cityurbe expugnata
- after the luck had turned :: after the tide had turnedcommutata fortuna
- after the meeting has passed :: after dismissal of the assemblyconcilio dimisso
- after the ordinarymanner :: after the common mannervulgariter
- after three days :: after a period of three days :: after a break of three daystriduo intermisso
- after :: afterwardssecundum
- again and again other :: always differentalii et rursus alii
- against someone's ban :: against someone's prohibitionaliquo vetante
- age categories :: age groupsaetates, aetatum f
- age fit for war :: age fit to bear armsaetas cassidis patiens
- agents for skinning :: agents for peeling the skindiscoriatorium medicamentum
- agglomerated :: accumulatedconglobatus, conglobata, conglobatum
- agree with something :: answer to itcompeto 3
- agreeably to :: according tosecundum + Akk.
- agreeing with something :: according with somethingconsentaneus, consentanea, consentaneum
- agreeing :: accordantconsentiens, consentientis
- agreeing :: accordant :: appropriate toconveniens, convenientis
- agreeing :: appropriate :: accordantcongruens, congruentis
- agreement :: arrangementcompactum, compacti n (compectum, compecti n)
- agreement :: accordanceconsensus, consensus m
- agreement :: arrangementcompectum, compecti n
- agreement :: assent :: approval :: approbation :: assent to the reality of sensible appearancesadsensus, adsensus m
- agreement :: assent :: approval :: approbation :: assent to the reality of sensible appearancesassensus, assensus m
- agreement :: accordconventum, conventi n
- agreement :: amourcondicio, condicionis f
- agreement :: amourconditio, conditionis f (3)
- ah! :: alas!ai
- ah! :: alas!vae
- ah! :: alas! :: ah me!a (ah, aha)
- aid by giving :: affordsubministro 1
- aid by giving :: affordsumministro 1
- aim at someone :: allude to someonealludo aliquem
- air conditioning :: air conditionertemperaculum, temperaculi n
- air defence :: airspace defence :: anti-air defensedefensio antiaeria
- centrum volatus gubernandi
- air-shy :: aerophobicāerophobus, āerophoba, āerophobum
- air :: air inhaled and exhaledanima, animae f
- aircraft pilot :: aircraft driver :: aircraft pilotaeroplanīga, aeroplanīgae m
- aircraft :: airplaneaerovehiculum, aerovehiculi n
- airfield :: airportaeronavium portus
- airfield :: airportcampus aeroportuensis
- airport :: airdrome :: aerodromeaeroportus, aeroportus m
- airport :: airdrome :: aerodromeaerostatio, aerostationis f
- airport :: airdrome :: aerodromestatio aeronautica
- airport :: airfield :: aerodromeaeriportus, aeriportus m
- airspace control :: airspace observation :: air surveillanceinspectio aeria
- airspace control :: airspace observation :: air surveillanceobservatio aerispatii
- airspace surveillance :: airspace monitoringcustodia aerispatii
- alder :: all made of alder woodalnus, alni f
- alive :: animate :: animatedanimans, animantis
- all in a body :: all together :: allcunctus, cuncta, cunctum
- all the years :: alwaysomnibus annis
- all things which pertain to the support of life :: alimentalimenta, alimentorum n
- all to one :: all together :: all without exceptionad unum omnes
- all together :: all taken collectivelyuniversi, universae, universa
- all together :: all taken collectivelyuniversus, universa, universum
- all together :: all taken collectivelyunivorsus, univorsa, univorsum
- all together :: as a wholeuniversim
- all together :: all :: all unanimous :: all in all :: all in total :: all :: all for onecuncti, cunctae, cuncta
- all :: all thetotus, tota, totum
- allaying :: allaymentsedamen, sedaminis n
- allaying :: assuagingsedatio, sedationis f
- allegedly :: as one believesut creditur
- allegedly :: as one believesut credunt
- allegorical narrative :: apologueapologus, apologi m
- allies :: alliance partnersconfoedusti, confoedustorum m
- allow someone to be a referee :: approve someone to be a referee :: allow someone to be an arbitratorarbitrum aliquem addico
- allure from the right path :: amusedelecto 1
- almighty :: all-powerfulcunctipotens, cunctipotentis
- almond :: almond-treeamygdala, amygdalae f
- almond :: almondkernel :: almond-treeamygdalum, amygdali n
- Alpis, Alpis f
- alternating time circumstances :: alternating time conditionsvarietas temporum
- alternating :: alternatealternativus, alternativa, alternativum
- alternating :: alternatelyvicibus factis
- alternation in talking :: alternation conversationvicissitudo in sermone
- alternation :: accumulation of synonymous expressionsalternitas, alternitatis f
- alum worker :: alum dealeraluminarius, aluminarii m
- always live happily :: always live pleasurablyvivo in aeterna rosa
- always stand ready armed, as it were :: always be at the ready, as it were, at arms lengtharmatus semper ac velut in procinctu sto
- always :: all the timecusque
- amber-coloured :: ambersuccinacius, succinacia, succinacium
- amber-coloured :: ambersucinacius, sucinacia, sucinacium
- ambush :: ambuscadesubsessa, subsessae f
- amethyst coloured dresses :: amethyst jewelleryamethystina, amethystinorum n
- amethyst :: a precious stone of violet-blue coloramethystus, amethysti f
- amianth :: asbestosamiantus, amianti m
- ammi :: an umbelliferous plantāmi n (indecl.)
- ammi :: an umbelliferous plantamium, amii n
- ammi :: an umbelliferous plantammium, ammii n
- ammo depot :: ammunition depotdepositorium pyrobolorum
- an abiding :: abodeconstitio, constitionis f
- 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)crimen meum (tuum, suum)
- an added drop :: a trifling additionstillarium, stillarii n
- an adult :: a Roman of the olden timephilosopherbarbatus, barbati m
- an afflicting :: afflictioncontristatio, contristationis f
- an age :: a long time :: a long whileaetatem
- an aged person :: an old mansenex, senis m
- an agreeing together :: agreementconsensio, consensionis f
- an agreeing together :: an intimate friendconcordia, concordiae f
- an agreeing together :: an intimate friendconcorditas, concorditatis f
- an apartment for reclining :: an apartment for sleepingcubiclum, cubicli n
- an apartment for reclining :: an apartment for sleepingcubiculum, cubiculi n
- an apartment for reclining :: an apartment for sleepingcubuculum, cubuculi n
- an ape with a dog’s head :: a kind of wild mancynocephalos, cynocephali m
- an ape with a dog’s head :: a kind of wild mancynocephalus, cynocephali m
- an architectural fitting together :: arrangementstructura, structurae f
- an aromatic plant :: a kind of mintzmintha, zminthae f
- an as piece :: as coinassarium, assarii n
- an as piece :: as coinassarius, assarii m
- an ascending :: ascent :: approachascensus, ascensus m
- an ascending :: ascentascensio, ascensionis f
- an assembling together :: associationcongregatio, congregationis f
- an assembly :: associationconventiculum, conventiculi n
- an attendant :: anxiety :: anxiety of lovecura, curae f
- an attentive considering :: a viewing :: an aiming with a weapon :: a taking aimcontemplatio, contemplationis f
- an attesting :: attestation :: an earnest entreatycontestatio, contestationis f
- an axletree, about which a round body turns (e :: axle of a water-clock :: axis of the earth :: a clime (the north, the west)assis, assis m
- an axletree, about which a round body turns :: axle of a water-clock :: axis of the earthaxis, axis m
- an eager pursuit of a thing :: a striving afterconsectatio, consectationis f
- an eager stretching :: a straining :: a vigorous struggling or striving for something :: a struggle aftercontentio, contentionis f
- an eagerly looking around :: a cautiously looking around :: a spying :: a view aroundcircumspectus, circumspectus m
- an even, flat place :: any level surfacecampus, campi m
- an evil deed :: a wicked action :: a heinous action :: an impious action :: a crime :: a sinscelus, sceleris n
- an evil doer :: a wretchscelerator, sceleratoris m
- an increase :: augmentationaugumentum, augumenti n
- an inducement to sin :: a temptationscandalum, scandali n
- an innate notion :: an inherent conceptantecepta animo rei quaedam informatio
- an instrument for branding or marking :: a characteristiccharacter, characteris m
- an instrument for branding or marking :: a characteristiccharacterium, characterii n
- an obscure saying :: a dark saying :: ambiguityambiguum, ambigui n
- an obstinate, malignant disease :: an incurable passioncacoethes, cacoethis n
- an office limited to one year :: a one-year term of officeannuus magistratus
- an old proverb forbids us :: an old saying forbids usvetamur vetere proverbio
- an opening :: apertureapertura, aperturae f
- an ornament for the head of Persian kings :: a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jewscidar n (indecl.)
- an ornament for the head of Persian kings :: a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jewscidara, cidarae f
- an ornament for the head of Persian kings :: a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jewscidaris, cidaris f
- an undoubted thing :: a certain matter :: an acknowledged thing :: an acknowledged matterconfessum, confessi n
- an undulating motion :: a boiling motion :: a waving motion :: a tossing motion :: a waving motion :: an heaving motion :: a billowy motionaestus, aestus m
- an unprovable accusation :: an unprovable chargecrimen caecum
- an unstable character :: an erratic characteringenio varius
- an urging :: a dunningcompulsio, compulsionis f
- anachoretical :: anachoreticanachoreticus, anachoretica, anachoreticum
- anaemic complexion :: anaemic complexioncolor exsanguis
- analytical :: analyticanalyticus, analytica, analyticum
- anapaestic verse :: anapaestic song :: anapaestic poemanapaestum, anapaesti n
- anchor :: an iron in the form of an anchorancora, ancorae f
- ancient :: ancestraltraditionalis, traditionale
- ancient :: archaicarchaeus, archaea, archaeum
- and also :: and besides :: and even :: andac
- and also :: and besides :: and even :: andatque
- and rather :: and more right :: and betteratque adeo
- and the like :: and similar thingset consimilia
- and then :: alsotum
- and thereupon :: and then :: at last :: at lengthdenique
- andidates :: applicantcandidatus, candidati m
- anew :: afreshab integro
- anew :: afreshde integro
- anew :: afreshex integro
- anew :: afresh :: again :: afresh :: a second timedenuo (de novo)
- anger glows :: anger swells up :: anger rises highanimus tumet
- angle measure :: angular measureangularia, angularium n
- animal for sacrifice (swine, sheep, ox) :: animal for sacrifice whose two rows of teeth are completebidens, bidentis f
- animate :: admonishcohortor 1
- animated :: aliveanimatus, animata, animatum
- anitersor :: aniscalptoranitersor, anitersoris m
- ankle :: ankle-bonetalus, tali m
- annalist :: author of yearbooksannalium scriptor
- annex by writing :: add to a writing :: ascribe :: attribute to :: appoint, :: apply :: add toadscribo 3
- annex by writing :: add to a writing :: ascribe :: attribute to :: appoint, :: apply :: add toalicui societati adscriptus
- annex by writing :: add to a writing :: ascribe :: attribute to :: appoint, :: apply :: add toascribo 3 (adscribo 3)
- annihilate :: annuladnullo 1
- annihilate :: annulannullo 1 (adnullo 1)
- annihilation :: annihilating, destroyingdeletio, deletionis f
- anniversary :: annual anniversarydies anniversarius
- anniversary :: annual anniversarydies natalis
- anniversary :: annual celebrationanniversaria, anniversariorum n
- announcing :: announcement :: annunciationannuntiatio, annuntiationis f
- annual annuity :: annual stipend :: annual pensionannua, annuorum n
- annual annuity :: annual stipend :: annual pensionannuum, annui n
- annual application for office :: annual candidatureannua ambitio
- annual pension :: annual annuityannua alimenta
- annual salary :: annual allowanceannua, annuorum n
- annul in all its parts a law :: abrogate whollyabrogo 1
- another place :: another time :: another placealio loco
- antagonist :: adversaryadversarius, adversarii m
- anthropiani, anthropianorum m
- anthropomorphitae, anthropomorphitarum m
- antidote against the bite of serpents :: antidote against poisontheriaca, theriacae f
- antidote against the bite of serpents :: antidote against poisontheriace, theriaces f
- antidote to the bite of poisonous animals :: antidote to the snake bitetheriaca, theriacon n
- antimony :: a sulphuret of antimonystibi, stibis n
- antimony :: a sulphuret of antimonystibium, stibii n
- antimony :: a sulphuret of antimonystimmi, stimmis n
- antispast :: a foot in verseantispastus, antispasti m
- antonomasia :: antonomasyantonomasia, antonomasiae f
- anxiety :: anxious careanxietas, anxietatis f
- anxiety :: anguishanxietudo, anxietudnis f
- anxiety :: anguishanxitudo, anxitudinis f
- anxious mind :: anxiousanxianimus, anxianima, anxianimum
- any broad and deep-flowing :: any thing flowing :: any thing liquidamnis, amnis m
- any crude metal dug out of the earth :: alloy (for the most part of copper and tin) :: armoraes, aeris n
- any harsh sound :: any shrill sound :: any hissing sound :: any grating sound :: any creaking soundstridor, stridoris m
- any large sea-animal :: a species of whalecetos, cetis n (pl. cete n)
- any large sea-animal :: a species of whale :: a constellationcetus, ceti m (pl. cete n)
- any object composed of materials perceptible by the senses :: a lifeless bodycorpus, corporis n
- any object swelling up and thus becoming round :: any thing rounded by art :: a stud in a girdlebulla, bullae f
- any simple house :: any poorly-built housecasa, casae f
- any thing hired :: a hired house :: a hired dwellingconductum, conducti n
- any thing laid up :: any thing stored up :: a loved one :: a valued or dear objectthesaurus, thesauri m
- any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures :: allurementdelinimen, deliniminis n
- any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures :: allurementdelinimentum, delinimenti n
- any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures :: allurementdilenimentum, dilenimenti n
- any thing that soothes :: allurementdelenimen, deleniminis n
- any thing that soothes :: allurementdelenimentum, delenimenti n
- any :: any one :: any one :: anybodyullus, ulla, ullum
- aorta, aortae f
- apostasy from the faith :: apostasyapostatatio, apostatationis f
- apostasy from the faith :: apostasyapostatatus, apostatatus m
- apostate :: a bad, wicked manapostata, apostatae m
- appear for the collection of the tribute :: appear to collect the tributetributo adsum
- appear in someone's persona :: act the part of someone elsealiquem agō
- appear in someone's persona :: act the part of someone elsealicuius partes agō
- appendage :: appendixampendix, ampendicis f
- appendages belonging to a possession :: appurtenances belonging to a possessionaffixa, affixorum n
- applied to :: attached toapplicitus, applicita, applicitum
- applying :: applicationappositus, appositus m
- appoint in addition :: add something tosuperordino 1
- appointed :: averagestatus, stata, statum
- approbation :: approvalcomprobatio, comprobationis f
- approbationable :: approvalablecomprobabilis, comprobabile
- appropriate something to one’s self :: affirm :: assertassero 3 (adsero 3)
- appropriate :: accommodated :: adaptedcommodate
- appropriate :: adequatecurialiter
- appropriating something not one’s own :: assuming :: arrogantadrogans, adrogantis
- appropriating something not one’s own :: assuming :: arrogantarrogans, arrogantis
- approve of :: adjudge :: appropriate to one’s selfconscisco 3
- approve wholly of something :: assent to :: acknowledge :: attestcomprobo 1
- approving birds :: agreeing birdsaves admissivae
- approving :: allowing :: assenting to :: approbation :: acquiescenceapprobatio, approbationis f
- arable farming :: agricultureagricultio, agricultionis f
- arable farming :: agricultureagri cultio
- arable land :: areacampus, campi m
- arch rogue :: arrant knavetrifurcifer, trifurciferi m
- arch :: arched vaultarcuatio, arcuationis f
- arch :: arched vaultarcuatura, arcuaturae f
- arching :: arched work :: archsuspensura, suspensurae f
- arching :: arched worksuspensio, suspensionis f
- arguments of the antagonist :: assertions of the antagonistadversaria, adversariorum n
- arm of a workman’s square :: arm of a chairancon, anconis m
- armed with a dart :: armed with a javelinverutus, veruta, verutum
- armor :: armament :: armed soldiersarmatus, armatus m
- armor :: armed soldiers :: armed forcearmatura, armaturae f
- armourer :: armourer's smitharmifactor, armifactoris m
- around noon :: around middaycirciter meridiem
- around the forum :: around the market-place :: ambulatorycircumforaneus, circumforanea, circumforaneum (circumforanus)
- around the forum :: around the market-place :: ambulatorycircumforanus, circumforana, circumforanum
- around :: abow :: about :: among - aroundcircum + Akk.
- around :: all aroundcircum
- around :: all aroundcirca
- arouse :: animatevegeto 1
- aroused :: awakenedvigidus, vigida, vigidum
- arrange a riot :: arrange an insurrection :: arrange a rebellioncompono seditionem
- arrive at :: attain to by effort :: acquireadipiscor 3
- arsenal :: armoryarmamentarium, armamentarii n
- art of building :: architecturearchitectonica, architectonicae f
- art of building :: architecturearchitectonice, architectonices f
- art of building :: architecturearchitectura, architecturae f
- art of creating a birth chart :: art of nativity positionapotelesmatice, apotelesmatices f
- art studio :: artist's studio :: artist's workshopartificina, artificinae f
- article of table furniture :: a delicately woven matbascauda, bascaudae f
- artificial word :: artwordterminus technicus
- artillery master :: artillerymanballistarius, ballistarii m
- artillery :: ammunitiontormenta bellica
- as agreed upon :: as it was agreedvelut ex composito
- as everyone knows :: as is well knownut omnes sciunt
- as everyone knows :: as is well knownut omnibus notum est
- as follows :: as I do it :: as you see :: accordinglysic
- as for the rest :: as to the restde reliquo
- as I believe :: as I thinkut reor
- as if bound together :: as if fastened togetherconserte
- as if bound together :: as if fastened togetherconsertim
- as if in deep peace :: as it were in deep peacevelut multa pace
- as if victory was a foregone conclusion :: as if the victory was certainut explorata victoria
- as intimate as possible :: as uniform as possibleunissime quantum potest
- as is natural :: as namely :: as being :: asutpote
- as is well known :: as everyone knowsut inter omnes constat
- as is wont to happen :: as is customary :: as usualut assolet
- as much as :: as if :: as it weretamquam
- as on appointment :: as by appointmentvelut ex praedicto
- as requested :: as desired :: according to wishex voluntate
- as said above :: as said beforeut supra dictum est
- as said above :: as said beforeut supra diximus
- as soon as a suitable opportunity arises to do so :: at a suitable opportunitycum inciderit, ut id apte fieri possit
- as soon as it had become day :: as soon as it was daylightubi diluxit
- as soon as it had become day :: as soon as it was daylightubi illuxit
- as soon as it had become day :: as soon as it was daylightubi luxit
- as soon as the day broke :: as soon as the day dawnedubi dies coepit
- as stated below :: as stated later :: as said belowut infra dictum est
- as the saying goes :: as the proverb saysut est in proverbio
- as we have explained further ahead :: as we have explained aboveuti supra ostendimus
- as we have said below :: as we have said laterut infra diximus
- as you hear it called :: as you hear it saidut audimus
- as you know :: as you well knowut scis
- as :: as if :: as it wereceu
- ascending direction :: acclivity :: ascentacclivitas, acclivitatis f
- ashes :: ashes of a corpse that is burnedciner, cineris m
- ashes :: ashes of a corpse that is burnedcinis, cineris m
- Asianus, Asiana, Asianum
- ask for forgiveness :: ask for pardonveniam ignoscendi peto
- ask for forgiveness :: ask for pardonveniam peto
- ask for mercy :: ask for leniency :: ask for a favorveniam oro
- ask of one :: add one officer to another :: associate with :: adopt :: appropriate :: arrogate to one’s self :: assume :: adjudge something to another as his ownarrogo 1
- ask the question of no confidence :: ask the question of mistrustconfidentiam quaero
- ask to spare his life :: ask for his lifevitam mihi deprecor
- ask :: ask outdepeto 3
- aspirable :: aspirativeaspirativus, aspirativa, aspirativum
- assail on every side :: attack on every sidecircumvado 3
- assailant :: attemptertentator, tentatoris m
- assailant :: attemptertemptator, temptatoris m
- assault :: assailadorio 4
- assemblage or a division consisting of a hundred things of a kind :: any divisioncenturia, centuriae f
- assent to as good :: approve :: allow a thing to take placeapprobo 1 (adprobo 1)
- assent to :: agreement with :: assenting to :: affirming the same factsastipulatio, astipulationis f
- assent to :: agreement with :: assenting to :: affirming the same factsastipulatus, astipulatus m
- assent :: agreement :: approval :: applause :: assent to the reality of sensible appearancesadsensio, adsensionis f
- assent :: agreement :: approval :: approbation :: applause :: assent to the reality of sensible appearances (συγκατάθεσις)assensio, assensionis f
- assert :: affirmconfirmo 1
- assessor :: aid in councilconsistorianus, consistoriani m
- assessor :: assistantallectus, allecti m
- asset situation :: asset circumstancesfacultates, facultatum f
- asset situation :: asset circumstancesfortunae, fortunarum f
- asset situation :: asset circumstancesres familiaris, rei familiaris f
- assiduity :: applicationsedulitas, sedulitatis f
- assign a seat :: allocate a place to sitlocum sessui impertio
- assign :: allottribuo 3
- assigner :: appointerassignator, assignatoris f (adsignator)
- assignment of a money-debt :: attributeadtributio, adtributionis f
- assignment of a money-debt :: attributeattributio, attributionis f (adtributio)
- assistance :: aidauxiliatus, auxiliatus m
- assistance :: aidingauxiliatio, auxiliationis, f
- associate judge at court :: assessor at courtconsiliaris, consiliaris m
- associate :: add to :: annex :: assign :: add :: attribute to one :: ascribe toadtribuo 3
- associate :: add to :: annex :: assign :: add :: attribute to one :: ascribe toattribuo 3 (adtribuo 3)
- associated with printing :: associated with the print shoptypographicus, typographica, typographicum
- association :: advocacy groupSocietas externae politiae amplectendae Germanica (DGAP)
- assuming :: arrogancearrogantia, arrogantiae f
- asthma :: anxietyasthma, asthmatis n
- astringent :: attractingstalticus, staltica, stalticum
- astrological :: astronomicalastrologicus, astrologica, astrologicum
- astrological :: astronomicalastrologus, astrologa, astrologum
- astrology :: astronomyastrologica, astrologicae f
- astronomer :: astrologerastrologus, astrologi m
- asunder :: apartseparatim
- asunder :: apartsorsum
- asylum seekers' home :: asylum seekers' accommodationasylanticomium, asylanticomii n
- at a certain time :: at one time :: at certain times :: at timescondam
- at a certain time :: at one time :: at certain times :: at timesquondam
- at a fit time :: at the very nick :: at the very momentcommodum
- at a time other than the present :: at other timesalias
- at an accelerated pace :: at a quick paceadmisso passu
- at an angle :: angularlyangulariter
- at another time :: at other times :: always at other times :: always in other cases :: at another placealteras
- at any place :: anywhereuspiam
- at any place :: at any location :: all aroundubivis
- at dawn :: at daybreakcirca lucem
- at dawn :: at daybreak :: at first lightcum primo luci
- at dawn :: at daybreak :: at first lightcum primo lucu
- at daybreak :: at cock-crowingsub galli cantum
- at daybreak :: at dawncum luci simul
- at daybreak :: at sunrise :: at dawndiluculo
- at daybreak :: at the dawncaelo albente
- at every corner and end :: at all places and endsubique locorum
- at length :: at lasttandem
- at length :: at lastdemum
- at low tide again :: at the resumption of low tideaestu rursus minuente
- at most :: at the mostsummum
- at once :: at the same timesimitu
- at once :: at the same timesimitur
- at once :: at the same timeunose
- at one glance :: at one lookuno in conspectu
- at one's own expense :: at one's own charge :: at one's own expenses :: at one's own costsuis opibus
- at that time :: at that point in timetunc temporis
- at the end, finally :: at last :: at the extremity :: at the extreme point :: at the topad extremum
- at the end, finally :: at last :: at the extremity :: at the extreme point :: at the topad postremum
- at the end, finally :: at last :: at the extremity :: at the extreme point :: at the topad ultimum
- at the fit moment :: at the nick of timein ipso articulo
- at the onset of spring :: at the arrival of springinitio veris
- at the onset of spring :: at the arrival of springprincipio veris
- at the right time :: at the fitting time :: at the appointed timetempore
- at the right time :: at the fitting time :: at the appointed timetempori
- at the right time :: appropriatelytempestive
- at the right :: at the fitting time :: at the appointed timetempere
- at the right :: at the fitting time :: at the appointed timetemperi
- at the same time :: at once :: as soon as :: alsosimul
- at the table :: at the mealapud mensam
- at the unfortunate hour :: at the inauspicious houravibus sinistris
- at the very wrong time in the very wrong place :: at the most inconvenient time in the most inconvenient placealienissimo loco et tempore
- at the wrong time :: at an inopportune timealieno tempore
- at times :: according to timetemporatim
- at times :: at any time :: alwaysin aetate (hominum)
- at will :: as you like itut libet (ut lubet)
- at your judgment :: at your freewill :: at your inclination :: at your pleasure :: at your wish :: at your choice :: at your decision :: at your direction :: at your guidancearbitratu tuo
- athletic art :: athleticsathletica, athleticae f
- atone with his life :: atone with his headcapite luo
- attach one’s self to :: adhere toaggregor 1
- attack the camp again :: attack the camp once morecastra repeto
- attack :: assaultaggressura, aggressurae f
- attack :: assaultaggressus, aggressus m
- attack :: assaultbellum infero
- attack :: assaultadventus repentinus
- attempted coup :: attempted overthrowconamen eversionis
- attend one with zeal :: attend one with eagerness :: accompanyadsector 1
- attend one with zeal :: attend one with eagerness :: accompanyassector 1 (adsector 1)
- attend to :: adorncolo 3
- attend :: accompanyconcomitor 1
- attendant of a nobleman :: attendantstipator, stipatoris m
- attending :: accompanyingcomitabilis, comitabile
- attention :: an attentive mindanimus attentus
- attention :: an attentive mindanimus intentus
- attentiveness :: attention :: applicationattentio, attentionis f
- attesting :: attestationadtestatio, adtestationis f
- attesting :: attestationattestatio, attestationis f (adttestatio)
- atticismos, atticismi m
- attractive :: alluringallectorius, allectoria, allectorium
- attractive :: attractingtrahitorius, trahitoria, trahitorium
- attribution :: awarding :: appropriation :: awarding :: adjudgingaddictio, addictionis f
- auction venue :: auction protocolastarium, astarii n
- auction :: auction offauctionem facio et vendo
- aural :: auricularauricularis, auriculare
- authenticator :: attestoradtestator, adtestatoris m
- authenticator :: attestorattestator, attestatoris m (adtestator)
- author of a grammatical textbook :: author of a rhetartigraphus, artigraphi m
- author of a grammatical textbook :: author of a rhetorical textbookartigrafus, artigrafi m
- automatic air-conditioning system :: automatic air conditionertemperaculum automaticum
- autumn approaches :: autumn is coming onautumnescit
- auxiliaries :: auxiliary troops :: auxiliary forcesauxiliarii milites
- auxiliary corridor :: aid corridorvia auxiliaria
- auxiliary troops :: auxiliaries :: auxiliary forcesauxiliares, auxiliarium m
- auxiliary troops :: auxiliariesauxilia, auxiliorum n
- avenge one’s self on :: avengeulciscor aliquem
- average :: accident at seacalamitas maritima
- aviation accident :: air disastercalamitas aeria
- avoid guilt :: avert blame from oneselfculpam a me amoveo
- avoid the melee :: avoid the scufflecomplexum armorum vito
- awake :: alertvigil, vigilis
- awake :: alertvigul, vigulis
- awaken desire :: arouse desirevoluptatem prolicio
- away with thee! :: away! :: avaunt! :: away with it! :: away!apage!
- away with this person! :: away with this guy! :: away with this!ultro istum a me
- awhile :: at lengthaliquando
- awl :: a very small weaponsubula, subulae f
- axe bearing :: armed with a battle axesecurifer, securifera, securiferum
- axe bearing :: armed with a battle axesecuriger, securigera, securigerum
- axis :: a line upon the sundialaxon, axonis m
- avain manuter, utris m
- avain manutris, utris m
- a bread-panartopta, artoptae m
- accountingcalculorum subductio
- archivestabulinum, tabulini n (tablinum, tablini n)
- assemblingcomptus, comptus m
- agree upondepaciscor 3
- agree upondepeciscor 3 (depaciscor 3)
- assail with harsh wordsallatro 1 (adlatro 1)
- annulledcancellatus, cancellata, cancellatum
- arter tradecompensatio mercium
- adjudgearbitror 1
- assistservio 4
- attesttestor 1
- agree with :: ask in place of anothersuppeto 3
- arise together withconnascor 3
- accrue by adoptionagnascor 3
- accrue by adoptionannascor 3
- accrue by adoptionadnascor 3
- addresscontionor 1
- addressconcionor 1
- abstain fromcareo 2
- altervario 1
- apply one’s self tostudeo 2
- accomplish a direct resultconficio 5
- attain honorcresco 3
- agree with the projectannuo coeptis
- attend upon :: assist :: administer :: accomplishadministro 1
- approachapproximo 1
- avoidcaveo 2
- abound :: assistsupersum
- appearcompareo 2
- apprentice with someonealicuius discipulus sum
- approachsubsum
- act foolishlydesipio 5
- a precious stonecyamias, cyamiae m
- apply something to a certain purposeconfero
- applytransfero
- allotdefero
- anticipateantefero
- accumulatecongero 3
- attestadtestor 1
- attestattestor 1 (adtestor 1)
- attesttestificor 1
- arrived at pubertyvesticeps, vesticipis
- accumulationaggestus, aggestus m (adgestus, aggestus m)
- armedarmifer, armifera, armiferum
- armedarmiger, armigera, armigerum
- attestingtestatio, testationis f
- attestationtestificatio, testificationis f
- animalbelba, belbae f
- animalbellua, belluae f
- animalbelua, beluae f
- animalbelva, belvae f
- acquiesce inacquiesco 3
- abatesegnesco 3
- abateconticesco 3 (conticisco 3)
- abateconticisco 3
- acknowledge :: act the part of a scoutcognosco 3
- accustomsuesco 3
- acquiring knowledge :: acquaintancecognitio, cognitionis f
- appearing :: appearanceadparentia, adparentiae f
- appearing :: appearanceapparentia, apparentiae f
- adorned :: adorned withdecorus, decora, decorum
- apiaryalvarium, alvarii n
- apiaryalveare, alvearis n
- apiaryalvearium, alvearii n
- apiaristapicularius, apicularii m
- above allante omnia
- all overvolgo
- all overvulgo
- aheadante
- are fermenting :: are threatening to break outtumesco 3
- attemptcoepto 1
- act defiantlycontumacius me gero
- afraidtimens, timentis
- a quarter of the world :: absence of usesitus, situs m
- authoritydignitas, dignitatis f
- abdomenutriculus, utriculi m (2)
- appetite for ordinary foodventer, ventris m
- appertain toappertineo 2
- ancestralavitus, avita, avitum
- arrived at the years of manhoodvirilis, virile
- a third of one per cent (monthly)trientarius, trientaria, trientarium
- angelicangelicus, angelica, angelicum
- artificial :: according to the rules of artartificialis, artificiale
- augurialauguralis, augurale
- augurialaugurialis, auguriale
- augurialaugurionalis, augurionale
- architecturalstructorius, structoria, structorium
- architecturaltectonicus, tectonica, tectonicum
- appointeddativus, dativa, dativum
- agedsenilis, senile
- agreeablevoluptarius, voluptaria, voluptarium
- agreeablevoluptuarius, voluptuaria, voluptuarium
- advised in the comitia centuriatacenturiatus, centuriata, centuriatum
- appropriatetempestivus, tempestiva, tempestivum
- appropriatetempestus, tempesta, tempestum
- according to the timetemporarius, temporaria, temporarium
- avoiddeclino 1
- anglecampter, campteris m
- anglecamter, camteris m
- as welltum etiam
- anoint beneathsublino 3
- anoint oftenunctito 1
- anointdelibuo 3
- attach toallinio 4
- attach toallino 3 (adlino 3)
- anointedunctulus, unctula, unctulum
- anointingunctio, unctionis f
- applying one’s self assiduouslycuriosus, curiosa, curiosum
- affiancesponso 1
- abnormally muchultra solitum
- angerbilis, bilis f
- attachadalligo 1
- addsubnecto 3
- attach :: arrange rhythmicallyvincio 4
- astringentadstrictōrius, adstrictōria, adstrictōrium
- astringentastrictōrius, astrictōria, astrictōrium
- astringentdensabilis, densabile
- astringentdensativus, densativa, densativum
- augur :: authorauspex, auspicis m
- acrimoniousamarus, amara, amarum
- angryamaricatus, amaricata, amaricatum
- acrimoniousnessamaricatio, amaricationis f
- acrimoniousnessamaritudo, amaritudinis f
- a livid spot :: affrontingsugillatio, sugillationis f
- aspersedenigro 1
- any thing made of bladdervensica, vensicae f
- any thing made of bladdervesica, vesicae f
- any thing made of bladdervessica, vessicae f
- accuse each othercrimen invicem intentant
- attribute guilt to someoneculpam alicui assigno
- attribute guilt to someoneculpam alicui attribuo
- accuse somewhatsubaccuso 1
- accentuation of a word :: accentaccentus, accentus m
- allied by descent :: association :: agreement :: affinitycognatio, cognationis f
- affinityconsanguinitas, consanguinitatis f
- artery :: a person’s natural bentvena, venae f
- absorbent papercharta bibula
- accomplishconflo 1
- agree :: accord :: agree together in thought or feeling :: accordconspiro 1
- a box on the earcolaphus, colaphi m
- abateeffervesco 3
- agitation of mind :: apprehensionaestuatio, aestuationis f
- audaciousaudax, audacis
- audaciouslyaudaciter
- audaciouslyaudacter (audaciter)
- audaciouslyconfidenter
- ardoranimositas, animositatis f
- audacityaudacia, audaciae f
- adjoiningconfinis, confine
- adjoiningconfinius, confinia, confinium
- an abyssabyssus, abyssi f
- archerarcifer, arciferi m
- arch in building :: arch :: any thing arched or curved like a bowarcus, arcus m (arquus, arquus m)
- arch in building :: arch :: any thing arched or curved like a bowarquus, arquus m
- arbortrichila, trichilae f
- arbortricla, triclae f
- arbortriclea, tricleae f
- arbortriclia, tricliae f
- arkcampsa, campsae f
- assembledtextus, texta, textum
- angercerebrum, cerebri n
- adulterateconrumpo 3
- a tortuousanfractus, anfractus m (amfractus)
- armorthorax, thoracis m
- a run causing to pantanhelus cursus
- assist :: aspire to :: approach :: arrive at :: attain to :: aspirateaspiro 1
- assist :: aspire to :: approach :: arrive at :: attain to :: aspirateadspiro 1
- asthmaticsuspiriosus, suspiriosa, suspiriosum
- airholespiramentum, spiramenti n
- air-holespiramen, spiraminis n
- air :: aspiration :: arrogancespiritus, spiritus m
- air-holespiraculum, spiraculi n
- aloudclaritus
- announce :: accuse :: ascribedefero
- accuse :: attack with ridicule :: attack with reproacharripio 5
- agitate :: attack :: assailago 3
- allege in defencedefendo 3
- afflictcoangusto 1
- attack someone's reputationalicuius nomen ventilo
- apply somethingaliquid in usum induco
- annulcasso 1
- annihilateannihilo 1
- accusecorripio 5
- arrange a battle or contestcommitto 3
- arrange :: adorncomo 3
- advise :: admonishadmoneo 2
- advise :: admonishammoneo 2
- announce :: allege :: assert :: adduceaffero
- aiding :: auxiliaryauxiliarius, auxiliaria, auxiliarium
- aiding :: assisting :: auxiliaryauxiliaris, auxiliare
- attacking with words :: assailing with wordsinvectio, invectionis f
- analogycollatio, collationis f
- activestrenuus, strenua, strenuum
- activelystrenue
- abruptabruptus, abrupta, abruptum
- animalbelbus, belba, belbum
- animalbeluinus, beluina, beluinum
- animalbeluus, belua, beluum
- add toadstruo 3
- add toastruo 3 (adstruo 3)
- arrange over one anothersuperinstruo 3
- architectaedifex, aedificis m
- architectaedificator, aedificatoris m
- architectarchitector, architectoris m
- abatedeflagro 1
- abatedefragro 1
- annoy :: annoyuro 3
- autobusautocinetum laophorum
- assiduouslysedulo
- assiduoussedulus, sedula, sedulum
- application to a thing :: assiduity :: affection :: attachmentstudium, studii n
- and yetatqui
- and yetatquin
- accidentallyex accidenti
- accidentallyper accidens
- assembly-wisecongregative
- at randomtemere
- at randomtemeriter
- accidentallycasu
- at lengthtractim
- at different places :: at different points :: at different times :: at one time and another :: at intervalscarptim
- according to rankdignitatis ordine
- amidst thundertonanter
- alternatelyadinvicem
- alternatelyinvicem
- a coverlet of Cadurcian linencadurcum, cadurci n
- amuse, entertain one’s selfavoco 1
- accuse :: arraignaccuso 1
- assembleconvoco 1
- announce :: arousevoco 1
- acclamationsucclamatio, succlamationis f
- any kind of delay :: any kind of adjournmentadvocatio, advocationis f
- able to achieve somethingaptus ad aliquid faciendum (efficiendum, consequendum)
- able to achieve somethingaptus ad aliquid praestandum
- any heathen templeCapitolium, Capitolii n
- automobileautocinetum, autocineti n
- automobilecurrus automatarius
- arrangements for livingcultus, cultus m
- attend toconcuro 1
- attend tocoiro 1
- attend to :: administercuro 1
- attend tocoro 1
- attend tocoero 1
- attention :: administration :: administrationcura, curae f
- accuratediligens, diligentis
- attentivelydiligenter
- anxiouslysollicite
- attentivenessdiligentia, diligentiae f
- allurementblanditia, blanditiae f
- allurementblandities, blanditiei f
- amuse with promisesdiffero
- acquiredeporto 1
- acrosstransporto 1
- assume :: abolish :: annul :: abrogatetollo 3
- afford :: advise :: assign :: addsuggero 3
- amount to :: accomplish :: attain to the highest gradeconsummo 1
- assign by lot :: appoint by lot :: allotsortior 4
- apprehensioncaptio, captionis f
- arraign one :: accuseaccerso 3
- arraign one :: accusearcesso 3
- arraign one :: accusearcesso 3
- allay :: assuage :: appeasesedo 1
- arrestsisto 3 (tr.)
- avail forsufficio 5
- any cavityantrum, antri n
- assuageddefervesco 3
- abatedespumo 1
- abatedefremo 3
- a large kind of cedarcedrelate, cedrelates f
- armchaircathedra, cathedrae f
- accidenttemeritas, temeritatis f
- alterdemuto 1 (intr.)
- alterconverto 3
- altercommutor 1
- alter :: alter for the worsedemuto 1
- alternationvicissitas, vicissitatis f
- alternation :: alternate successionvicis f
- alternationvicissitudo, vicissitudinis f
- alterationstropica, tropicorum n
- alterationcommutatio, commutationis f
- accuse someone of blackmailde repetundis aliquem postulo
- a team :: a pair of small wheels by which the beam of a plough was supported and guidedcurrus, currus m
- biduvium, biduvii n
- vitex, viticis f
- answer conclusivelyconfuto 1
- a mouthfulbuca, bucae f
- a mouthfulbucca, buccae f
- abbotarchimandrita, archimandritae m
- abbotarchimandrites, archimandritae m
- abbessarchimandritissa, archimandritissae f
- arch-priestarchipresbyter, archipresbyteri m
- a relation :: a cousin (in any degree)consobrina, consobrinae f
- a relation :: a cousin (in any degree)consobrinus, consobrini m
- a relation :: a cousin (in any degree)consubrinus, consubrini m
- a relation :: a cousin (in any degree)cosobrinus, cosobrini m
- admit into some body by electioncoapto 1
- admit or receive into some body by electioncoopto 1 (copto 1)
- admit or receive into some body by electioncopto 1
- assuredlyvel
- annals :: archivesannales, annalium m
- annals :: archivesannales maximi
- annalistchronographus, chronographi m
- a symbol of summercicada, cicadae f
- a season of the yearannus, anni m
- annular knifeanuloculter, anulocultri m
- armletarmilla, armillae f
- as becomes a citizenciviliter [cīvīlius, cīvīlissime]
- assert :: allegecontendo + aci
- armyclassis, classis f
- argillaceousargillaceus, argillacea, argillaceum
- abstersivesmecticus, smectica, smecticum
- abstersivezmecticus, zmectica, zmecticum
- adhere toadhaereo 2
- adhere :: accord withadhaeresco 3
- allianceclientela, clientelae f
- ascend to an honorary positiondignitatis gradum ascendo
- attractblandior 4
- adhere :: agree togethercohaereo 2
- affectionateadhaesibilis, adhaesibile
- any clause of a law :: any section of a lawclausula, clausulae f
- accuratelystricte
- accuratelystrictim
- awningvelum, veli n
- articles of clothingvestiarium, vestiarii n
- apparel :: attirevestitus, vestitus m
- a cluster of flowers of different plantscorymbus, corymbi m
- associate bishopcoepiscopus, coepiscopi m
- arctic circlezona frigida
- arctic circlezona frigida
- accompanying damagedamnum collaterale
- assemble :: assemble a multitude together :: associate :: accumulatecongrego 1
- acquire :: amount tocolligo 3
- association :: assembly :: assembly for consultation :: a close conjunctionconcilium, concilii n
- a constellationconstellatio, constellationis f
- academic studentdiscipulus academiae
- appearancecolor, coloris m
- appearancecolos, coloris m
- associationcomplexio, complexionis f
- afflictcircumvenio 4
- anticipateantevenio 4
- approach :: arrive atadvento 1
- alightdescendo 3
- arise :: appearcresco 3
- arise :: appearcoorior 4
- arrive atdevenio 4
- appear :: appear :: appear as servant or aid :: attendadpareo 2
- appear :: appear :: appear as servant or aid :: attendappareo 2
- approachadbito 3
- approachappropinquo 1
- arrivesupervenio 4
- arrive at :: accrueadvenio 4
- arrive at :: accruearvenio 4
- agree with the defendantcum reo transigo
- assistsuppetior 1
- accruealicui cedo
- accruecedo in aliquem
- assemble :: agree with in wishes :: agree with in decisions :: accordconvenio 4
- assemble :: agree with in wishes :: agree with in decisions :: accordcovenio 4
- approach :: advance to a placesubeo
- advance to one’s assistance :: aid :: assistsubvenio 4
- appearevenio 4
- assuagesolor 1
- a being present :: authorityarbitrium, arbitrii n
- attackcongressio, congressionis f
- assembling :: assemblagecoetus, coetus m
- approach :: arrivaladventus, adventus m
- approvableapprobabilis, approbabile
- agreeable :: approvedcommendatus, commendata, commendatum
- article of trafficcommercium, commercii n
- adulterateadultero 1
- adulterateadulteror 1
- comitia curiata
- any stem of grass :: any stalk of grain :: a strawavena, avenae f
- associate episcopatecoepiscopatus, coepiscopatus m
- affabilitycommunitas, communitatis f
- associatecomes, comitis c
- alliedsocialis, sociale
- army :: attendantschors, chortis f
- attendantscohors, cohortis f
- agreementcomparatio, comparationis f
- accusation :: actionaccusatio, accusationis f
- a fully developed bodycorpus iam corroboratum
- agreementtransactio, transactionis f
- a coursedecursus, decursus m
- aromaticaromaticus, aromatica, aromaticum
- authorconscriptor, conscriptoris m
- a becoming pregnantconceptio, conceptionis f
- abridge :: affect :: affect painfullystringo 3
- abridgedconstrictus, constricta, constrictum
- anguishangor, angoris m
- add upcalculum subduco
- accountantcalculator, calculatoris m
- alliesconcorporales, concorporalium m
- affectiveaffectionalis, affectionale
- apex of a helmetconus, coni m
- assuranceconfisio, confisionis f
- audaciousconfidens, confidentis
- antagonistic :: antitheticalcompugnanter
- amaze :: astonishstupido 1
- alarmconsternatio, consternationis f
- assumeconiecturam adhibeo
- assumeconiecturam capio
- assumeconiecturam facio
- alliedconiunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum
- affinityconiunctio, coniunctionis f
- associationcollegium, collegii n
- a joint-sentenceconiunctum, coniuncti n
- an uniting in feeling :: a conciliating :: a gaining over :: an acquiringconciliatio, conciliationis f
- aware of his guiltculpae conscius
- a conscientious fearconscientia, conscientiae f
- attempt to speak :: adopt the language of anothercommentor 1
- assessmentappensio, appensionis f
- assessmentappensus, appensus m
- aërial :: animateanimalis, animale
- animate :: alleviateconsolor 1
- agreeablyconsonanter
- attending toadsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum
- attending toassiduus, assidua, assiduum
- arrangementconstitutio, constitutionis f
- ask counsel ofconsultor 1
- ask counsel of :: ask advice of a lawyerconsulo 3
- a consuming :: a wasting :: an employing :: applicationconsumptio, consumptionis f
- animatedvividus, vivida, vividum
- annualannalis, annale
- agreement :: arrangementdepactio, depactionis f
- agreement :: arrangementdepectio, depectionis f
- astringencystypsis, stypsis f
- against expectationcontra exspectationem
- a regaining of healthconvalescentia, convalescentiae f
- advantage :: a good :: a loancommodum, commodi n
- aqueductaquagium, aquagii n
- aqueductaquae ductus, aquae ductus m
- aqueductaquaeductus, aquaeductus m
- a temperature of the air adapted to the ripening (of fruit) :: a boiling liquidcoctura, cocturae f
- a small private bathcuccuma, cuccumae f
- a small private bathcucuma, cucumae f
- addiction to pleasuredelectationis aucupium
- abandoneddeperditus, deperdita, deperditum
- astronautcosmonauta, cosmonautae m
- advisory buildingsenaculum, senaculi n
- advice :: advocacy of a proposed lawsuasio, suasionis f
- adviserconsiliarius, consiliarii m
- add to :: attribute toannumero 1 (adnumero 1)
- a grammarian who takes the opposite side of a questionantisophista, antisophistae m
- a grammarian who takes the opposite side of a questionantisophistes, antisophistae m
- antidoteantidotos, antidoti f
- antidoteantidotum, antidoti n
- antidoteantidotus, antidoti f
- associate withcopulo 1
- curia rationum
- affablecomis, come
- affablycomiter
- affabilitycomitas, comitatis f
- agreementconfoederatio, confoederationis f
- agreementsponsum, sponsi n
- array :: attire :: adornvestio 4
- attend :: accompanytego 3
- a walk planted with treesxystum, xysti n
- a walk planted with treesxystus, xysti m
- assembled with waxceratus, cerata, ceratum
- attirevestis, vestis f
- awning stretched above the theatrevelabrum, velabri n
- awningvelarium, velarii n
- avariciouslyavare
- avariciouslyavariter
- artificevaframentum, vaframenti n
- aker of a lawconstitutor legis
- authorcreator, creatoris m
- ashingcinefacio, cinefacionis f
- any thing mischievous or injuriouscolpa, colpae f
- any thing mischievous or injuriousculpa, culpae f
- a climactericclimacter, climacteris m
- abatesubsido 3
- a suitestipatio, stipationis f
- attend :: accompanystipo 1
- afflict muchcontribulo 1
- attenuationcomminutio, comminutionis f
- adulariaastrion, astrii n
- adulariaastrios, astrii f
- a sea-plant, similar to the cucumbercucumis, cucumeris m
- abidecolo 3
- agriculturistagricultor, agricultoris m
- agriculturistagricola, agricolae m
- agriculturistagricula, agriculae m
- an estate of Cicero near CumaeCumanum, Cumani n
- accumulatorcumulator, cumulatoris m
- amoursamores, amorum m
- artisticcrispus, crispa, crispum
- artificialcrispulus, crispula, crispulum
- anathemaanathema, anathematis n
- abominate :: abhor :: avert from one’s self by entreatydetestor 1
- anathemadevotamentum, devotamenti n
- aduncityaduncitas, aduncitatis f
- archcurvedo, curvedinis f
- abridgecircumcido 3
- abridgedcircumcisus, circumcisa, circumcisum
- aloneabsectus, absecta, absectum
- aloneabssectus, abssecta, abssectum
- annulconcido 3
- amputateseco 1
- abbreviatoramputator, amputatoris m
- a cylindrical stone for levelling the ground :: a rollercylindrus, cylindri m
- after the manner of the CynicsCynice
- an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funeralscupressus, cupressi f (cupressus, cupressus m, cyparissus, cyparissi f)
- an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funeralscupressus, cupressus m
- accumulate the wateraggerem aquae obicio
- azurecaeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum
- azurecaerulus, caerula, caerulum
- azurecoeruleus, coerulea, coeruleum
- azurecoerulus, coerula, coerulum
- atrociousatrox, atrocis
- adoreddilecta, dilectae f
- agitatingdiscussus, discussus m
- a set day :: appointed time :: airdies, diei m
- at a high pricecaro
- at a high pricecare
- affectioncharitas, charitatis f
- account-bookcalendarium (kalendarium), ii n
- agreementdecisio, decisionis f
- announce a thing to be one’s own :: allow a thing to be one’s own :: admit a thing to be one’s own :: acknowledge :: apprehendagnosco 3
- affirm :: assertassero 3 (adsero 3)
- appropriate something to one’s selfassero 3 (adsero 3)
- adorn oneself with borrowed plumesalienis coloribus me adorno
- adorncoorno 1
- appropriate a thing to any onedico 1
- air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument :: a (natural) hollow in a rockcatinum, catini n
- air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument :: a (natural) hollow in a rockcatinus, catini m
- achieve a victory over the enemyvictoriam ab hoste reporto
- an ellipsisdefectio, defectionis f
- a failing :: a eclipsingdefectus, defectus m
- apologyapologia, apologiae f
- accurate discriminationsubdistinctio, subdistinctionis f
- an uncouth styledeformitas, deformitatis f
- agreeabledelectabilis, delectabile
- a considering together :: a warlike measureconsilium, consilii n
- at one’s easedelicate
- amusementdelectamentum, delectamenti n
- allurementdelicia, deliciae f
- allurementdeliciae, deliciarum f
- allurementdelicies, deliciei f
- allurementdelicium, delicii n
- allurementdelicius, delicii m
- amusementdelectatio, delectationis f
- abjureabiuro 1
- apostasyapostasia, apostasiae f
- a verb that lays aside its proper passive significationdeponens, deponentis n
- abjudicateabiudico 1
- assumedascitus, ascita, ascitum
- agree to any act :: acquiescedescendo 3
- articulate :: appointdico 3
- abandonedabrelictus, abrelicta, abrelictum
- abominableabominābilis, abominābile
- avarice :: ambition :: an undue partialitycupiditas, cupiditatis f
- abjectcontemptus, contempta, contemptum
- abominationaspernamentum, aspernamenti n
- agitatescindo 3
- annihilationdevastatio, devastationis f
- appraiseaestimo 1
- appraiseaestumo 1
- abominateddetestatus, detestata, detestatum
- abnormalabnormis, abnorme
- anomalousanomalos, anomalon
- anomalousanomalus, anomala, anomalum
- attack one with artificecalvio 4
- attack one with artificecalvo 3
- attack one with artificecalvor 3 (calvo 3) (calvio 4)
- apply one's time totempus consumo
- attached :: abandoned todevotus, devota, devotum
- allegiance :: any form of prayerdevotio, devotionis f
- attachmentagglutinatio, agglutinationis f
- adroitnessastutia, astutiae f
- aptnessdexteritas, dexteritatis f
- art of debatingdialectica, dialecticae f
- art of debatingdialectice, dialectices f
- art of debatingdialectica, dialecticorum n
- a cubic numbercubus, cubi m
- asthmaanhelatio, anhelationis f
- asthmaanhelatus, anhelatus m
- asthmaanhelitus, anhelitus m
- a learned workcommentatio, commentationis f
- assiduous :: attentive :: accurate :: attentively investigatingdiligens, diligentis
- assiduouslyde industria
- assiduouslyex industria
- aniseanethum, anethi n
- abatementdeminutio, deminutionis f
- abatementdiminutio, diminutionis f
- art of diplomacyars politica
- ablutionbaptisma, baptismatis n
- ablutionbaptismum, baptismi n
- ablutionbaptismus, baptismi m
- aimcollineo 1
- attend to :: apprehendanimadverto 3
- attend to :: apprehendanimadvorto 3
- attentiveadtentus, adtenta, adtentum
- attentiveattentus, attenta, attentum (adtentus)
- abjectsordidus, sordida, sordidum
- ascertaincomperio 4
- apocalypsis, apocalypsis f
- at variancediscors, discordis
- absurdlyabsurde
- advise against warbellum dissuadeo
- adoptconcipio 5
- avertaspernor 1
- a vicious actiondedecus, dedecoris n
- apostatetransfuga, transfugae c
- avert an indictmentcrimen propulso
- alienatetransvendo 3
- arrange :: arrange in agreement with others :: agree uponcompono 3
- affectionanimus, animi m
- agitateafflicto (adflicto) 1
- agitate :: abandonedafflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus)
- absurdityabsurditas, absurditatis f
- articulatelyarticulate
- anxiousanxius, anxia, anxium
- apportion :: assigndiscribo 3
- administrative area :: administrative district :: administrative unitchora, chorae f
- agitateturbo 1
- agitate :: attract :: arousesollicito 1
- altervario 1
- allay suspicion of oneselfsuspicione me exsolvo
- arrangetempero 1
- arrange in centuries :: assign to companiescenturio 1
- articulatearticulo 1
- apportiondiscrimino 1
- augury from birds :: auspicesauspicium, auspicii n
- aëromancyaeromantia, aeromantiae f
- assert strongly :: assert firmlyadsevero 1
- assert strongly :: assert firmlyassevero 1 (adsevero 1)
- alternatealterno 1
- affect a person or thing with somethingafficio 5
- actaceto 1 [2]
- a shameless, vile person :: a fierce or enraged person :: a constellation: the dog :: a Cynic philosopher :: a kind of fetter :: a small river tributary to the Pocanis, canis c
- acting :: action :: actactio, actionis f
- a water-organ shaped like a dolphindelphinulus, delphinuli m
- a water-organ shaped like a dolphindelphinus, delphini m (delphin, delphinis m)
- a water-organ shaped like a dolphindelphis, delphinis m
- authoritydicio, dicionis f
- an argument in which an adversary is pinned between two difficultiesdilemma, dilemmatis n
- ambiguouslyambiguo
- ambiguouslyambigue
- abjectabiectus, abiecta, abiectum
- adjustdiduco 3
- alienate fromabstraho 3
- abridgeadstringo 3
- abridgeastringo 3 (adstringo 3)
- addsuperinduco 3
- attractallicio 5 (adlicio 5)
- attract :: attractadtraho 3
- attract :: attractattraho 3 (adtraho 3)
- assemble :: accomplishcontraho 3
- assembleconduco 3
- assume :: acquiretraho 3
- attractionadtractus, adtractus m
- attractionattractus, attractus m
- abridging :: abridgmentcontractio, contractionis f
- abridgedcontractus, contracta, contractum
- attractedadtractus, adtracta, adtractum
- attractedattractus, attracta, attractum
- added with garlicaliatus, aliata, aliatum
- absorb :: arrive at the region of the riverbibo 3
- absorbing colorbibulus, bibula, bibulum
- accomplishtransigo 3
- assemblecompello 3
- assemblecogo 3
- arrive atappello 3 (adpello 3)
- approaching :: approachappulsus, appulsus m
- a very littlestilla, stillae f
- ashes of vegetablespodium, spodii n
- arid countryarida, aridae f
- aridarens, arentis
- arid :: avariciousardus, arda, ardum
- arid :: avariciousaridus, arida, aridum
- aridityaritudo, aritudinis f
- any thing dry :: a being witheredariditas, ariditatis f
- a fit occasion :: advantagecommoditas, commoditatis f
- aptly :: appropriatelycommode
- at nightde nocte
- abideversor 1
- apartment :: auricleaedes, aedium f
- apartmentaedis, aedis f
- a deity :: a godcaelicola, caelicolae m
- abodesedes, sedis f
- among each otheralius ... alium ...
- assiduous :: anxious after any thing :: attachedstudiosus, studiosa, studiosum
- avariciousavarus, avara, avarum
- ardentlyvehementer
- anxiouslystudiose
- ardentlycupide
- avidity :: avarice :: appetiteaviditas, aviditatis f
- a constellationaquila, aquilae f
- auditorauris, auris f
- affirmation :: asseverationadseveratio, adseverationis f
- affirmation :: asseverationasseveratio, asseverationis f (adseveratio)
- admonitioncommonitio, commonitionis f
- anxious :: attended tocuratus, curata, curatum
- abyssvoratrina, voratrinae f
- an acquiring :: attainmentconsecutio, consecutionis f
- accomplishdesigno 1
- attemptconatus, conatus m
- armulna, ulnae f
- at another placealibi
- an epithet of Venus emerging from the seaanadyomene, anadyomenes f
- arousal of the mindconcitatio mentis (animi)
- accent :: accentuationaccentio, accentionis f
- assistantsynergus, synergi m
- absencevacuitas, vacuitatis f
- at leisurevacans, vacantis
- arranged like the cavea in a theatrecaveatus, caveata, caveatum
- asserted :: affirmedconfirmatus, confirmata, confirmatum
- at the end of the month of Juneultimo mense Iunio
- artfulartitus, artita, artitum
- abundantauctus, aucta, auctum
- animateconvegeto 1
- animateconvigeto 1
- animated :: activevegetus, vegeta, vegetum
- accept as a guestadhospito 1
- all togethercunctim
- avariceaerugo, aeruginis f
- adjectiveappositum, appositi n
- at equal distanceaequo discrimine
- ambiguityambiguitas, ambiguitatis f
- abscondfuga subtrahor
- avoidsubterfugio 5
- attending multitudecomitatus, comitatus m
- at least :: assuredlytum certe
- above alltum praecipue
- abateconsido 3
- appraiseadaero 1
- aerialDialis, Diale
- as far as fromabusque + Abl.
- also now hardlyvixdum etiam
- around and aroundcirca omnia
- all overtotis locis
- aggravate the chargescrimina aspero
- aggravation of the diseasesuprapositio, suprapositionis f
- appreciationcondignatio, condignationis f
- auditordiscussor, discussoris m
- a resin producing intoxication, which was sometimes mingled with winecrapula, crapulae f
- agiocollubus, collubi m
- agiocollybus, collybi m
- arouse a warbellum moveo
- anxiety :: agitationtumultus, tumultus m
- abominabledetestabilis, detestabile
- avertingdetestatio, detestationis f
- apply one’s self with zeal tocontendo 3
- abideconsto 1
- await your arrivaltuum adventum praestolor
- specialista, specialistae m
- argumentativeargumentativus, argumentativa, argumentativum
- applausesignificatio, significationis f
- appearancevultus, vultus m
- air :: aspect :: appearancevoltus, voltus m
- amplificationamplificatio, amplificationis f
- a city deserted by citizensurbs vasta a civibus
- any hat :: any helmetapex, apicis m
- arrogancesupercilium, supercilii n
- absencedelinquio, delinquionis f
- absencedeliquio, deliquionis f (delinquio, delinquionis f)
- absencedeliquium, deliquii n
- adieuave!
- a good journey to youbene ambula!
- a good journey to youbene ambulato!
- adieuvale!
- adieuvaleas!
- artificialaffectatus, affectata, affectatum
- a rustic’s hutcolonica, colonicae f
- agriculturecultus agricolarum (agricolae)
- agriculturecultus agrorum (agri)
- arable landaratoria, aratoriorum n
- accelerationaddensatio, addensationis f
- affixsuffigo 3
- astound :: astonishdefigo 3
- attachapio 5
- attachapo 3
- abdomenabdomen, abdominis n
- abdomenabdumen, abduminis n
- ancestoratavus, atavi m
- abundantaltilis, altile
- alloyvitium, vitii n
- anxietyanxia, anxiae f
- apprehension :: alarm :: anxiety :: awetimor, timoris m
- apprehension :: alarm :: anxiety :: awetimos, timoris m
- awful :: abominabledirus, dira, dirum
- awestruck with feartimore perculsus
- await with fearvereor 2
- agree :: accord :: assert unitedly :: agree to any wrongconsentio 4
- apparentlysimulanter
- agreementcompassio, compassionis f
- agreementcompatientia, compatientiae f
- associatesocius, socii m
- associationsocietas, societatis f
- associationconsortio, consortionis f
- associationsodalicium, sodalicii n
- associationsodalitium, sodalitii n
- advocateassertrix, assertricis f
- art of making unguents :: art of making perfumesunguentaria, unguentariae f
- assistantadministra, administrae f
- avertdefendo 3
- assumed position of a placetopothesia, topothesiae f
- at a speed of fifty kilometres per hourceleritate quinquaginta chiliometrorum horalium
- attack :: assaultappugno 1
- am a hero with a pen and inkcalamo et atramento milito
- arouse in someone's desiredesiderio aliquem afficio
- animateanimo 1
- a disease in the feet of sheepsubluvies, subluviei f
- accommodationcommodatio, commodationis f
- a small gridironcraticula, craticulae f
- a small gridironcraticulum, craticuli n
- anywayper me licet [+ Konj.]
- acute :: accuratesubtilis, subtile
- acutely :: accuratelysubtiliter
- acuteness :: absence of ornamentsubtilitas, subtilitatis f
- a sort of muscle :: a kind of grape :: a sort of grass :: a precious stone :: a dactyl, –⏑⏑dactilus, dactili m
- a sort of muscle :: a kind of grape :: a sort of grass :: a precious stone :: a dactyl, –⏑⏑dactylus, dactyli m
- audacityconfidenter
- at oncestatim
- angelfishamio, amionis m
- anglinguncino 1
- adapt one thing to another :: adjust to :: adapt to :: accommodate to :: applyaccommodo 1
- adornsuborno 1
- adapt :: accommodate :: apply :: adjustapto 1
- adjustsupparo 1
- adjust :: accommodateadtempero 1
- adjust :: accommodateattempero 1
- adjust together with somethingcoapto 1
- appropriate for :: agreeableconcinnus, concinna, concinnum
- agreeablyaccommodate
- agreeablyaccommode
- added to by artadfabricatus, adfabricata, adfabricatu
- added to by artaffabricatus, affabricata, affabricatu
- apposite :: appropriate :: adapted :: apt foraptus, apta, aptum
- adapted to :: appropriate toaccommodatus, accommodata, accommodatum
- armed with a shieldscutatus, scutata, scutatum
- adjusting of one thing to another :: adapting of one’s will to another’saccommodatio, accommodationis f
- archabsida, absidae f
- archabsis, absidis f
- affix :: annex :: attach toaffigo 3
- arrange :: appoint something (for or to something) :: agree upon :: accord :: agree with one in a thing :: appoint :: agree upon :: assent toconstituo 3
- ardor :: ardent desireardor, ardoris m
- allurementsblanditiae, blanditiarum f
- adulation :: approbation :: assentadsentatio, adsentationis f
- adulation :: approbation :: assentassentatio, assentationis f
- alluring straincantiuncula, cantiunculae f
- any thing that pleases the senses :: an object that charms :: allurementblandimentum, blandimenti n
- adulatoryadulans, adulantis
- adulatoryadulatorius, adulatoria, adulatorium
- avoidsuffugio 5
- avoidaufugio 5
- a piece of meatcarnicula, carniculae f
- a piece of meatcarnilla, carnillae f
- aircraft crewaeronautici, aeronauticorum m
- abandoned todiffluo 3
- abound inabundo 1
- aboundcircumfluo 3
- abound inaffluo 3 (adfluo 3)
- abounding in :: abundantaffluens, affluentis (adfluens, adfluentis)
- aircraftapparatus volatilis
- air travelvolatio, volationis f
- arise from :: attain to :: arrive atconsequor 3
- attend :: accompanysector 1
- adopt someone's advicealicuius consiliis utor
- attend :: accompany :: adoptconsequor 3
- attain toassequor 3 (adsequor 3)
- attend eagerly :: attend continuallyconsector 1
- attendant :: adherentsectator, sectatoris m
- attendantadsecla, adsecula m
- attendantassecla, asseclae m (assecula, asseculae m) (adsecla, adsecula)
- attendantassecula, asseculae m
- a school :: a sectschola, scholae f
- and so forth :: and so ondeinceps
- affectionateamans, amantis
- fatuus, fatua, fatuum
- absurdlyfatue
- a year hencead annum
- arrangedigero 3
- abundancevis, vim, vi, vires, virium f
- auction-hall :: auction-roomatrium, atrii n
- aversealienus, aliena, alienum
- alienalienigena, alienigenae
- alienalienigenus, alienigena, alienigenum
- any member of a hostile peoplebarbarus, barbari m
- advanced guardantecursores, antecursorum m
- authorityvates, vatis m (f)
- a chevaux-defrisecervus, cervi m
- amass :: accumulateacervo 1
- alterdiffingo 3
- accumulate :: augment by heaping up :: amasscumulo 1
- assertionadsertio, adsertionis f
- assertionassertio, assertionis f
- apostatizeapostato 1
- abandonderelinquo 3
- abandoningdestitutio, destitutionis f
- auspiciousauspex, auspicis
- a quarter of an inchsicilicus, sicilici m
- a quarter of an inchsiciliquus, siciliqui m
- auguryales, alitis c
- aromaticsuaveolens, suaveolentis
- a political bodycorpus, corporis n
- at largesolutus, soluta, solutum
- always freezealsito 1
- allyamecus, ameci m
- allyameicus, ameici m
- allyamicus, amici m
- amicableamicabilis, amicabile
- amicableamicus, amica, amicum
- alliance between nationsamicitia, amicitiae f
- alliance between nationsamicities, amicitiei f
- avertdeterreo 2
- affright :: alarmterreo 2
- alarmingterritio, territionis f
- abovedesuper
- around on all sidescircumundique
- adorned with silverargenteus, argentea, argenteum
- adorned with silverargentius, argentia, argentium
- afterwardsdehinc
- away fromde + Abl.
- away from :: after :: at :: aftera + Abl.
- away from :: after :: at :: afterab + Abl.
- away from :: after :: at :: afterabs + Abl.
- away from :: after :: at :: afteraps + Abl.
- an army drawn up in order of battleacies, aciei f
- accomplishcondo 3
- accede to someone's pleasalicui petenti satisfacio
- adoption of a homo sui iuris in the place of a childarrogatio, arrogationis f
- ample :: abundantamplus, ampla, amplum
- abusivecontumeliosus, contumeliosa, contumeliosum
- acute :: artfulargutus, arguta, argutum
- announcing disturbancestumultuosus, tumultuosa, tumultuosum
- accompanied with noise or clamorclamosus, clamosa, clamosum
- abounding in clayargillosus, argillosa, argillosum
- agreeablevoluptuosus, voluptuosa, voluptuosum
- affectionateaffectuosus, affectuosa, affectuosum
- accusalorycriminosus, criminosa, criminosum
- amended or polished here and therecicatricosus, cicatricosa, cicatricosum
- arduousscruposus, scruposa, scruposum
- afficted with calculus or stonecalculosus, calculosa, calculosum
- abounding in springsscaturiginosus, scaturiginosa, scaturiginosum
- agitated :: arousedturbulentus, turbulenta, turbulentum
- abominable :: accursedscelerosus, scelerosa, scelerosum
- abundancesuppeditatio, suppeditationis f
- abundanceaffluitas, affluitatis f
- absolutelyabsolute
- affix :: attestconsigno 1
- armarmo 1
- aboundingcopiosus, copiosa, copiosum
- attentiveauritus, aurita, auritum
- adorned with little figuressigillatus, sigillata, sigillatum
- adorned with mirrorsspeculatus, speculata, speculatum
- archivesvasarium, vasarii n
- additionally ornamentedsuperadornatus, superadornata, superadornatum
- acquireappario 5
- acquire merit :: act meritoriouslybene mereor
- anything uncertain :: anything contingent :: an accidentalea, aleae f
- anything uncertain :: anything contingent :: an accidentalia, aliae f
- assemblycorona, coronae f
- assemblychorona, choronae f
- accumulateconglobo 1
- assemblecolligo 3
- assemblecongregor 1
- ass :: a man impotent through agecanterius, canterii m
- ass :: a man impotent through agecantherius, cantherii m
- according to customconsuetudine
- ascent :: ascending road :: any thing slopingcliva, clivorum n
- ascent :: ascending road :: any thing slopingclivus, clivi m
- arm themselvestelis cingor
- attack from the right sidedextram partem operis administro
- a watering-placeaquatio, aquationis f
- accustoming to somethingassuetudo alicuius rei
- almsstips, stipis f
- armadcingo 3
- arm yourselfaccinctio, accinctionis f
- arm yourselfaccinctus, accinctus m
- answer cogentlyaliquid certi respondeo
- arrange in distinct lines :: arrange :: arrangederigo 3
- arrange in distinct lines :: arrange :: arrangedirigo 3
- assist :: animate :: availadiuvo 1
- announcedenuntio 1
- attend to :: assist :: aid :: appear :: attendadsum (assum)
- administerdato 1
- aid :: assistauxilior 1
- aid :: assistauxilio 1
- adoreadveneror 1
- award any thing to one :: adjudge any thing to one :: adjudge to the highest bidderaddico 3
- affirm :: announcededico 1
- assent to :: assent to :: allowconcedo 3
- award someone with the victory wreathcoronam honoris alicui do
- acquit fromcondono 1
- abet a causealicui rei materiam do
- abandon feartimorem omitto
- addicted to drunkennessbibax, bibacis
- addicted :: assiduousdeditus, dedita, deditum
- a silent approach :: a stealthy approachallapsus, allapsus m (adlapsus)
- approach :: attack :: accede to :: assent to :: agree withaccedo 3
- argueambigo 3
- admonishingcircueo
- admonishingcircumeo
- abscondclam me subduco
- abscondclam me submoveo
- abate :: avoiddecedo 3
- anticipateanteeo
- anticipateanteo
- anticipateantideo
- ascend :: advance :: approachsuccedo 3
- alightdegredior 5
- approach oftenadito 1
- achieve by fightingdecerto 1
- achieve by fightingdecertor 1
- accost :: address :: approach with a request :: apply to :: accuseappello 1 (adpello 1)
- approachadmeo 1
- approachaggredio 5
- approach :: address :: apply to :: assail :: attackadeo
- approach :: apply to :: address :: attempt to bribe :: attempt to tamper with :: attack :: assaultaggredior 5
- assemble :: assimilate :: agree :: ally one’s selfcoeo
- approach :: attacksuggredior 5
- accost :: addresscongredior 5
- adapt one’s self toconcedo 3
- approachaccessio, accessionis f
- ambitiousambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
- address :: accostingappellatio, appellationis f
- approachaditio, aditionis f
- approach :: access :: access :: avenueaditus, aditus m
- approaching :: approach :: access :: admittance :: accessionaccessus, accessus m
- attack :: assaultaggressio, aggressionis f
- according to the decrees of the synodsynodicus, synodica, synodicum
- a precious stonechryselectrum, chryselectri n
- an ornament of gold :: a golden vessel :: a golden utensil, chainaurum, auri n
- affabilitybonitas, bonitatis f
- arthriticarthriticus, arthritica, arthriticum
- ancestor :: an old manavus, avi m
- a inherited prejudiceavia, aviae f
- award a thing to one as judge :: adjudgeadiudico 1
- agree or consent to :: assent :: acquiesce inconcedo 3
- accede to someone's pleasalicuius precibus respondeo
- accede to someone's pleasalicuius precibus satisfacio
- allow :: ascribe :: assign :: attributetribuo 3
- a plant, also called artemisiabotrys, botryos f
- accompanyingassecutio, assecutionis f
- austerelysevere
- austerelyseveriter
- austerityseveritudo, severitudinis f
- accuracyaccuratio, accurationis f
- affright :: alarmterror, terroris m
- ancestorabavus, abavi m
- augustdapaticus, dapatica, dapaticum
- avarice, covetousnessavaritas, avaritatis f
- avarice, covetousnessavaritia, avaritiae f
- avarice,avarities, avaritiei f
- absinthiumbarypicron, barypicri n
- afflict one’s selfafflictor 1
- acquire strengthvalesco 3
- agree togethercoalesco 3
- agree togethercolesco 3
- agree togethercoolēsco 3
- augmentadolesco 3
- added to by way of increase :: added to by way of augmentationadcresco 3
- augustaltus, alta, altum
- adventitioussupercreatus, supercreata, supercreatum
- adult :: advancedadultus, adulta, adultum
- attendantcustos, custodis c
- a keepingcustoditio, custoditionis f
- an evil doersons, sontis m
- alimentary canalstomachus, stomachi m
- agentarilator, arilatoris m
- agentarillator, arillatoris m
- agentcocio, cocionis m
- agentcoctio, coctionis m
- agentcotio, cotionis m
- a semi assemis (indecl.)
- a semi assemis, semissis m
- almost defencelessseminudus, seminuda, seminudum
- a crooked handlecupa, cupae f (2)
- attack :: assail :: affect :: attempt :: agitatetempto 1
- attack :: assail :: affect :: attempt :: agitatetento 1
- abundantbeatus, beata, beatum
- adversedurus, dura, durum
- amicablyconcorditer
- accordconvocium, convocii n
- afflictingacerbus, acerba, acerbum
- abuseabusio, abusionis f
- agitated by a storm :: acrid :: austere :: adverseasper, aspera, asperum
- austereausterus, austera, austerum
- austerityausteritas, austeritatis f
- accelerate greatlydepropero 1 (tr.)
- accelerateaccelero 1 (tr.)
- accelerateappropero 1 (adpropero 1)
- accelerateadcelero 1 (tr.)
- an exciting up :: affectionconcitatio, concitationis f
- an exciting up :: affectionconcitatus, concitatus m
- an exciting up :: affectionconcitus, concitüs m
- accelerationacceleratio, accelerationis f
- agile :: activeagilis, agile
- arrogant :: arrogantsuperbus, superba, superbum
- acquit one’s self ofdefungor 3
- attend to :: apply one’s self tocesso 1
- achevermino 1
- angularangularis, angulare
- adorned with a bush of haircomans, comantis
- attemptausus, ausus m
- arguerargumentator, argumentatoris m
- authorauctor, auctoris c
- authorauthor, authoris c
- articulatorarticulator, articulatoris m
- atheistatheos, athei m
- atheistatheus, athei m (atheos, athei m)
- a charioteer in the games of the circusauriga, aurigae m
- attendantadsectator, adsectatoris m
- attendantassectator, assectatoris m (adsectator)
- admonisheradmonitor, admonitoris m
- aid :: assistant of a judgeassessor, assessoris m (adsessor)
- assessor :: aid :: assistant of a judgeassedo, assedonis m
- assessor :: aid :: assistant of a judgeassessor, assessoris m (adsessor)
- armourerarmator, armatoris m
- a managercurator, curatoris m
- a suretyconfirmator, confirmatoris m
- an epithet of the artist Callimachuscacizotechnos, cacizotechni m
- an epithet of the artist Callimachuscatatexitechnos, catatexitechni m
- amplifieramplificator, amplificatoris m
- a championdecertator, decertatoris m
- attendantcontinuus, continui m
- attendant :: assistantadminister, administri m
- an adornercosmeta, cosmetae m
- an adornercosmetes, cosmetae m
- authorconciliator, conciliatoris m
- a contemnercontemptor, contemptoris m
- adviserconsuasor, consuasoris m
- abbotabbas, abbatis m
- a decurion :: a member of the senate of the municipia and the coloniesdecurio, decurionis m
- a decurion :: a member of the senate of the municipia and the coloniesdecurionus, decurioni m
- animalcaput, capitis n
- a mass piled up :: a heap added to an accumulated mass or to a full measurecumulus, cumuli m
- accumulatedconcumulatus, concumulata, concumulatum
- a rhetorical figurecoacervatio, coacervationis f
- accumulationacervatio, acervationis f
- attend at the doorausculto 1
- attend :: assent to :: agree with :: approve, allowaudio 4
- auditorauditor, auditoris m
- audience :: auditoryauditorium, auditorii n
- audience :: attentionaudientia, audientiae f
- altitudealtitudo, altitudinis f
- assist someoneauxilio alicui sum
- aidadiutus, adiutus m
- aid :: assistanceadiutorium, adiutorii n
- aid :: assistanceauxilium, auxilii n
- assistanceadiuvamen, adiuvaminis n
- assistanceadiuvamentum, adiuvamenti n
- assistanceadiuvatio, adiuvationis f
- assistancesuppetium, suppetii n
- assistadiuto 1
- assistadiutor 1
- assistantauxiliator, auxiliatoris m
- assistant :: administratoradministrator, administratoris m
- aid packagecollectanea auxiliaria
- apostatesarchontici, archonticorum m
- anchoriteanachoreta, anachoretae m
- activealticinctus, alticincta, alticinctum
- arduous :: adversearduus, ardua, arduum
- activealte cinctus
- activealtecinctus, altecincta, altecinctum
- add toadhibeo 2
- adjacentcontinens, continentis
- archedconcavus, concava, concavum
- altars and firesarae et foci
- altars and firesarae focique
- anchoruncus, unci m
- angleamus, ami m
- anglehamus, hami m
- arm of the shore forming a harborcornu, cornus n
- arm of the shore forming a harborcornum, corni n (cornus, cornus m)
- arm of the shore forming a harborcornus, cornus m
- animositysimultas, simultatis f
- an other plant producing small burscynoglossus, cynoglossī f
- apparatussupelex, supelectilis f
- apparatussupellectilis, supellectilis f
- apparatussupellex, supellectilis f
- also called aïzoon maiusamerimnon, amerimni n
- art lover and science buffartium liberalium cultor
- act of worshipsupplicium, supplicii n
- admire your couragetuam audaciam miror / de tua audacia miror
- anxiousaeger, aegra, aegrum
- analphabeticagrammatos, agrammaton
- affectaffecto 1
- after :: alongsecundum + Akk.
- ambrosialambroseus, ambrosea, ambroseum
- ambrosial :: anointed with ambrosiaambrosius, ambrosia, ambrosium
- agitate violently :: alarmconcutio 5
- armsarma, armorum n
- amendedcorrectus, correcta, correctum
- accuratelycoacte
- awkwardlyrustice
- abnormallyanomale
- artisticallycollineate
- artisticallycolliniate
- abundantlybenigniter
- abundantlybenigne
- at full speedcurriculo
- according to customsollemniter
- according to customsollemnitus
- after a short timebrevi tempore
- as in summeraestive
- add in one's mindadaudio 4
- abbreviatedbreviatim
- admonishinglyadhortatorie
- amorouslyamatorie
- at any rate :: assuredly :: at leastutique
- abruptlyabrupte
- at handcominus
- at handcomminus (cominus)
- at the same timeconiuncte
- at the right time :: appropriatelytempestivo tempore
- ancientlyantique
- ancientlyantiquitus
- abundantly :: at lengthcopiose
- abundantlyabunde
- according to truthconsentanee
- abundantlyaggestim
- as well as :: as much as :: alikeaeque
- as well as :: as much as :: alikeaequiter
- according to my opinionut mea est opinio
- according to my opinionut mea fert opinio
- according to my opinionut opinor
- at the same timeuna
- all at onceuno tractu
- at the time of Periclestemporibus Periclis
- againvicissatim
- abundantlycumulanter
- abundantlycumulate
- as time goes bytemporis processu
- adverbiallyadverbialiter
- according to friendsde amicorum sententia
- about :: around :: aboutcirca + Akk.
- according to customconsuete
- all over the worldtoto orbe
- assuredlyvero
- at whatever timeutcumque
- additional circumstances :: adjunctsadiuncta, adiunctorum n
- aidingauxiliabundus, auxiliabunda, auxiliabundum
- abstracta corporibus seductus
- augment muchauctito 1
- augmentationcrēscentia, crēscentiae f
- augment :: advance somethingaugeo 2
- augmentationaugmen, augminis n
- augmentationaugmentatio, augmentationis f
- addition :: accessionauxesis, auxesis f
- amplifyaugmento 1
- augmenting :: abundanceauctus, auctus m
- auctionauctio, auctionis f
- announce :: abdicateabdico 1
- announcementdenuntiatio, denuntiationis f
- apathyanimus dissolutus
- atomatomus, atomi f
- associate withutor 3
- adventurer in loveamatoriis levitatibus deditus
- a sore-throatsynanche, synanches f
- asksciscitor 1
- apprisecertioro 1
- Delphicola, Delphicolae m
- an earlier name of the Pontus Euxinusaxenus, axena, axenum
- apartmentthalamus, thalami m
- abundanceingens numerus
- abundanceinnumerabilis multitudo
- abundanceinnumerabilis vis
- abundancemultitudo infinita
- abettorsubornator, subornatoris m
- agreement :: appointment :: accommodation :: a compactconstitutum, constituti n
- a scoopsentinaculum, sentinaculi n
- augerterebra, terebrae f
- augerterebrum, terebri n
- abusecontumelia afficio
- abusive remarksvoces contumeliosae
- avariceimmodestia, immodestiae f
- aim atanimum induco
- aimanimum intendo
- alternation :: alternativealternatio, alternationis f
- agentsculna, sculnae m
- accentuation of words :: accentvoculatio, voculationis f
- add to inflationannonam incendo
- authorcommentator, commentatoris m
- accompanycingo 3
- a precious stonesideritis, sideritidis f
- anomalyanomalia, anomaliae f
- apparently it is necessary that notdeliberari non potest, num ...
- all is lostconclamatum est
- apparently there will be rain sooncaelum admodum pluvium videtur esse
- asphaltasphaltus, asphalti f
- arrange appropriately :: adjustconcinno 1
- agree with oneadstipulor 1
- agree with oneastipulo 1
- agree with oneastipulor 1 (adstipulor 1)
- always to assent :: agree with one in every thingadsentor
- always to assent :: agree with one in every thingassentor 1 (adsentor 1)
- agree with :: assent to :: approve :: assent to as perceived by senseadsentio 4
- agree with :: assent to :: approve :: assent to as perceived by senseadsentior 4
- agree with :: assent to :: approve :: assent to as perceived by senseassentio 4 (adsentio 4)
- accede to someone's opiniondiscedo in alicuius sententiam
- add to :: annex :: affixsubiungo 3
- attach to :: affix :: add to :: add near to :: add to a thingapplico 1 (adplico 1)
- associatesocio 1
- added toadiunctus, adiuncta, adiunctum
- attaching one’s self toapplicatio, applicationis f
- additionadiunctio, adiunctionis f
- addition :: a zealous, ardent attachment to a thingaffixio, affixionis f
- articulatedvertebratus,vertebrata, vertebratum
- accountdiiudico 1
- adjudicationadiudicatio, adiudicationis f
- accusation :: a criminalcrimen, criminis n
- attack :: assaultadsulto 1
- attack :: assaultassulto 1
- as if :: as thoughvelut si
- a moment sincetammodo
- avoidalienor 1
- abstain fromme abiungo
- ass-driverasinarius, asinarii m
- access to the seaclaustra maris
- apt to kickcalcitrosus, calcitrosa, calcitrosum
- abductionabreptus, abreptus m
- attacktragula, tragulae f
- a sea-fishcercurus, cercuri m
- a sea-fishcercyrus, cercyri m
- armletsviriae, viriarum f
- a mackerelscomber, scombri m
- arouse desire in someonecupiditate aliquem inflammo
- an honorable and kind treatment of othersbeneficentia, beneficentiae f
- an honorable and kind treatment of othersbenificentia, benificentiae f
- ancestors (parents, grandparentsascendentes, ascendentium m
- authoritysceptrum, sceptri n
- aromatic herbscondimentaria, condimentariorum n
- art of cookingcocina, cocinae f
- art of cookingcoquina, coquinae f
- art of cookingcucina, cucinae f
- a portable kitchenculina, culinae f
- anapaesticanapaestus, anapaesta, anapaestum
- acute :: adroitscitus, scita, scitum
- acquainted withscio 4
- astronomyastronomia, astronomiae f
- astronomy :: astrologyastrologia, astrologiae f
- astronomyastronomica, astronomicon n
- acknowledgment :: admissionadagnitio, adagnitionis f
- acknowledged :: approvedcognitus, cognita, cognitum
- add to with labor or painsallaboro 1 (adlaboro 1)
- a contrasting of one thought with another :: antithesiscontentio, contentionis f
- abundantlyampliter
- at a late hoursero
- are making game of someonederideo 2
- actiondica, dicae f
- arrogate :: assume :: appropriate :: avengevendico 1
- arrogate :: assume :: appropriate :: avengevindico 1
- apprehend :: attack :: arrestcomprehendo 3
- apprehend,detectdeprehendo 3
- apprehend,detectdeprendo 3
- allege :: apprehendadprehendo 3
- allege :: apprehendapprehendo 3 (adprehendo 3), [apprendo 3, adprendo 3]
- avengingvindicatio, vindicationis f
- annexing :: answer subjoined :: added explanationsubiectio, subiectionis f
- avoid :: annul :: abrogatecircumduco 3
- accompany a person out of the housededuco 3
- addsuperduco 3
- act in the interests of the peoplecausam populi ago
- advanceago 3
- alliedsocius, socia, socium
- alight uponsupersilio 4
- attack :: assaultadsultus, adsultus m
- attack :: assaultassultus, assultus m
- apprenticediscipulus, discipuli m
- abandondesolo 1
- abandon someone to diealiquem morti addico
- awkward :: adversesinister, sinistra, sinistrum
- a learned conversation :: a debate :: a disputationschola, scholae f
- assist with somethingbrachia mea alicui rei praebeo
- as far astenus
- abatedeminuo 3
- abjectsubmissus, submissa, submissum
- abjectsummissus, summissa, summissum
- allowadmitto 3
- a beating he shall receive!vapulare eum iubeo
- allow someone to passtransitum alicui facio
- allowsino 3
- astate letter of recommendationdiploma, diplomatis n
- astate letter of recommendationdiplomarium, diplomarii n
- abatement, mitigationdemissio, demissionis f
- admissionadmissus, admissus m
- assist :: alleviate :: assuagesublevo 1
- alleviateallevo 1 (adlevo 1)
- aggrandizeadtollo 3
- aggrandizeattollo 3 (adtollo 3)
- arise :: ascend :: attempt :: assume :: attacksurgo 3
- arouse :: awaken :: awakensuscito 1
- accept :: acknowledgetollo 3
- amplification of the voicecontentio vocis
- abrogation :: annullingsublatio, sublationis f
- alleviationsublevatio, sublevationis f
- appearancesimulacrum, simulacri n
- analogy :: application to similar casessimilitudo, similitudinis f
- an unguentcrinon, crini n
- an unguentcrinum, crini n
- abidingdemoratio, demorationis f
- a dripping moisturestilicidium, stilicidii n
- a dripping moisturestillicidium, stillicidii n
- attending toauscultatio, auscultationis f
- ass’s coltasellus, aselli m
- atomcorpusculum, corpusculi n
- a small bristlesetula, setulae f
- a small sicklesicilicula, siciliculae f
- astragalastragalus, astragali m
- arrowspiculum, spiculi n
- asteriskstellula, stellulae f
- agricultural implement with teethdenticulus, denticulī m
- an effeminate personturturilla, turturillae f
- accentual markvirgula, virgulae f
- an existence :: a beingveita, veitae f
- an existence :: a beingvita, vitae f
- activityvigor, vigoris m
- ardor :: alacrityalacritas, alacritatis f
- activealacer, alacris, alacre (alacris, alacre)
- activealacris, alacre
- animalanimal, animalis n
- animalanimalis, animalis f
- animate being :: animalanimans, animantis c
- affabilityurbanitas, urbanitatis f
- aquaticaquatilis, aquatile
- arms of polypi :: a fringe upon a tuniccirra, cirrae f
- arms of polypi :: a fringe upon a tuniccirrus, cirri m
- arrogancesuperbia, superbiae f
- apronsubligar, subligaris n
- appetiteappetentia, appetentiae f
- avariciousavidus, avida, avidum
- avariciouscupidus, cupida, cupidum
- ardent desire :: ardent wishdesiderium, desiderii n
- apprehendsuspecto 1
- admiresuspicio 5
- appearance :: aspectspectus, spectus m
- airvulticulus, vulticuli m
- absolve from a charge :: acquitabsolvo 3
- abandondeficio 5
- adversitycalamitas, calamitatis f
- acclamation :: applauseclamor, clamoris m
- acclamation :: applauseclamos, clamoris m
- acclamation :: applauseclamositas, clamositatis f
- a laugh in derisioncachinnus, cachinni m
- a laugh in derisioncacinus, cacini m
- amiablenessamabilitas, amabilitatis f
- agreeablevenustus, venusta, venustum
- amateurvoluptarius consectator
- amateurvoluptarius cultor
- amorousamorabundus, amorabunda, amorabundum
- amorous :: amatoryamatorius, amatoria, amatorium
- affectionatelyamanter
- amiablyamabiliter
- abjectlydemisse
- airy summitaer, aeris m
- abdomensubventrile, subventrilis n
- anoint profuselydeungo 3
- alluringallectatio, allectationis f
- adjacentsubiectus, subiecta, subiectum
- alarmedtimefactus, timefacta, timefactum
- angularangulatus, angulata, angulatum
- an Indian semi-precious stoneamphidanes, amphidanae m
- augustaugustus, augusta, augustum
- alter somethingcommutationem alicuius rei facio
- applaudastrepo 3 (adstrepo 3)
- accomplishconficio 5
- alarmterrifico 1
- alienate :: abstractabalieno 1
- accuse someone of something :: accuse someone of somethingaliquid alicui crimini verto
- announcedeclaro 1
- assert :: attempt to show :: accusearguo 3
- associateconsocio 1
- abolishvacuefacio 5
- appoint :: aim atdestino 1
- animateconfirmo 1
- augmentadaugeo 2
- augment any thing disagreeable :: aggravate any thing disagreeableacerbo 1
- accelerateaffestino 1
- attain toaequo 1
- appropriateapproprio 1 (adproprio 1)
- allow someone a wayviam alicui do
- aggravateaspero 1
- afflictcontristo 1
- arouseacuo 3
- annoy someonetristitiam alicui affero
- actcanto 1
- agree withconquadro 1
- amendcorrigo 3
- attenuateadtenuo 1
- attenuateattenuo 1 (adtenuo 1)
- attenuate :: abaseattenuo 1 (adtenuo 1)
- attenuatetenuo 1
- adorncollocupleto 1
- amplify :: adjournamplio 1
- authorconditor, conditoris m
- author :: a rural deity who presided over the laying up of fruitsconditor, conditoris m
- alignmentadaequatio, adaequationis f
- appropriationappropriatio, appropriationis f
- aimingdirectio, directionis f
- attenuatingtenuabilis, tenuabile
- a sign of the zodiacaries, arietis m
- an inaccessible person :: a little open-minded personhomo rari aditus
- a written workcura, curae f
- attendancecuratura, curaturae f
- age of manhoodvirilitas, virilitatis f
- aptnessvirtus, virtutis f
- any clothingamicimen, amiciminis n
- advancecastra promoveo
- apostropheapostrophos, apostrophi m
- apostropheapostrophus, apostrophi m
- arrange :: appointdesigno 1
- aimscopos, scopi m
- aimdestinatum, destinati n
- a constellationsignum, signi n
- annual tributecanon, canonis m
- assignment :: allotmentadsignatio, adsignationis f
- assignment :: allotmentassignatio, assignationis f (adsignatio)
- assignment :: allotmentdeputatio, deputationis f
- a dwelling together :: a common war-tent :: a slave dwellingcontubernium, contubernii n
- an ingraftingconnubium, connubii n
- an ingraftingconubium, conubii n (connubium)
- architect :: authorarchitecton, architectonis m
- architect :: authorarchitectus, architecti m
- architect :: authorarcitectus, arcitecti m
- accomplice in unlawful secret associationssodalis, sodalis m
- a compactingconcretio, concretionis f
- aid :: assistanceadiumentum, adiumenti n
- alleviationallevamentum, allevamenti n (adlevamentum)
- alleviation, diversionavocamentum, avocamenti n
- a cathartic agentcatharticum, cathartici n
- agricultural implement for cutting down grainvehiculum, vehiculi n
- apportionadmetior 4
- axis of the earthdimensio, dimensionis f
- agreement :: aspectcompetentia, competentiae f
- assemblagecollecta, collectae f
- assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priestconcio, concionis f
- affiliatecommembrum, commembri n
- armycopiae, copiarum f
- angelangelus, angeli m
- accessibleclemens, clementis
- a bird supposed to suck the udders of goatscaprimulgus, caprimulgi m
- admixtureadmistus, admistus m
- admixtureadmixtio, admixtionis f
- admixtureadmixtus, admixtus m
- aid :: assistance :: administrationadministratio, administrationis f
- accuratelydiscusse
- abuseusus perversus
- appearancesuspicio, suspicionis f
- apprehendsuspicor 1
- accumulationconcrementum, concrementi n
- activity :: agilityagilitas, agilitatis f
- attitude :: apparel :: argumentstatus, status m
- attributeadtributum, adtributi n
- attributeattributum, attributi n
- appraisement, valuationaestimatio, aestimationis f
- appraisement, valuationaestimium, aestimii n
- above whatsupra quam
- allmothercunctiparens, cunctiparentis f
- animatecalcaria adhibeo
- animatecalcaria admoveo
- animatecalcaribus utor
- a precious stone, called also amphitanechrysocolla, chrysocollae f
- approachammoveo 2
- approach :: advanceadmoveo 2
- agitatecommoto 1
- agitate :: annoy :: abusevexo 1
- arousevegeo 2
- arousedcommotus, commota, commotum
- agentauctor, auctoris c
- agentautor, autoris c
- agitatingexercitatio, exercitationis f
- agitationcommotus, commotus m
- affectingcommovens, commoventis
- agitationcommotio, commotionis f
- amplifieraugmentator, augmentatoris m
- a syllable too shortcolurus, colura, colurum
- amily namecognomen, cognominis n
- appointed by the emperor’s handwritingcodicillaris, codicillare
- appointed by the emperor’s handwritingcodicillarius, codicillaria, codicillarium
- art of storytellingangeltice, angeltices f
- antipathyantipathia, antipathiae f
- allied by marriagearfinis, arfine
- almost :: as I may saypaene
- adjoining countryadiacentes populi
- affinityvicinitas, vicinitatis f
- affinityvicinia, viciniae f
- a young soldiertiro, tironis m
- activitystrenuitas, strenuitatis f
- ask by a wink :: ask by a nod :: approve :: allowadnuo 3
- ask by a wink :: ask by a nodannuo 3 (adnuo 3)
- absurditydeleramentum, deleramenti n
- absurditydeliramentum, deliramenti n
- arcticarcticus, arctica, arcticum
- a natural translationtranslatio verecunda
- as … so especiallycum ... tum ...
- advise againstveto 1
- advise againstvetuo 1
- althoughtamenetsi
- althoughtametsi
- affordingalmus, alma, almum
- alimentalmen, alminis n
- at lastnunc demum
- atomic disastercalamitas nuclearis
- a decadedecas, decadis f
- astonishment :: amazementstupor, stuporis m
- abounding inceleber, celebris, celebre
- abounding incelebris, celebre
- award for saving a fellow citizen in battlecorona quercea
- abundantbenignus, benigna, benignum
- abstruselyabscondite
- augury :: any kind of divination :: art of the auguraugurium, augurii n
- airport towerturris speculatoria
- abstain :: abstain fromtempero 1
- anticipateantecapio 5
- acquire :: attain :: attain :: attain to something intellectually or by speechconsequor 3
- attainmentadeptio, adeptionis f
- artartificium, artificii n
- agreeable :: alluringblandus, blanda, blandum
- amounting to a twelfth partuncialis, unciale
- about suchtaliscumque, talecumque
- arbitratedarbitralis, arbitrale
- affectedvultuosus, vultuosa, vultuosum
- antiquing :: antiquating :: antiquisingantiqui operis (antiquo opere)
- arbitrating :: arbitraryarbitrarius, arbitraria, arbitrarium
- at DaphneDaphnaeus, Daphnaea, Daphnaeum
- ancientveternus, veterna, veternum
- ambiguousaequivocus, aequivoca, aequivocum
- agedannosus, annosa, annosum
- all of one :: all of the same colorunicolor, unicoloris
- all of one :: all of the same colorunicolorus, unicolora, unicolorum
- accordantunanimis, unanime
- a spycuragulus, curaguli m
- another name of the tribrachys, ⏑⏑⏑brachysyllabus, brachysyllaba, brachysyllabum
- abundantvilis, vile
- adorned with amethystamethystinus, amethystina, amethystinum
- abominabletaeter, taetra, taetrum
- abominableteter, tetra, tetrum
- advocate's officecausidicina, causidicinae f
- apostleshipapostolatus, apostolatus m
- assessorshipassessura, assessurae f
- auguryauguratus, auguratus m
- ah! :: alas!atat
- ah! :: alas!attat (attatae, attattatae)
- anointchrismo 1
- anilityanilitas, anilitatis f
- agevetustas, vetustatis f
- ageveternus, veterni m
- ancient historyveterum annales
- aged :: advanced in yearssenex, senis [senior, senius]
- aged :: ancientvetus, veteris
- ancientcascus, casca, cascum
- ancientanticus, antica, anticum
- ancientantiquus, antiqua, antiquum
- all roundcircumquaque
- ardentardens, ardentis
- according to safe experiencecomperte
- at someone's suggestion :: at someone's coaxing :: according to someone's decreealiquo auctore
- at someone's suggestion :: at someone's coaxing :: according to someone's decreealiquo suadente
- at someone's suggestion :: at someone's coaxing :: according to someone's decreealiquo suasore
- againvicissim
- aside from :: apart fromcitra + Akk.
- ambiguouslyambifariam
- a single timesemel
- alternatealternus, alterna, alternum
- a twelfth and a halfsesconcia, sesconciae f
- a twelfth and a halfsescuncia, sescunciae f
- alone of its kindunicus, unica, unicum
- alone :: alone of its kindsingularis, singulare
- apartsingillariter
- apartsingularie
- apartsingulariter
- a common or poor persontribulis, tribulis m
- adopteradoptator, adoptatoris m
- appellantappellator, appellatoris m
- assailant :: aggressoraggressor, aggressoris m
- a deputy under the emperors, who collected the taxes in the provincesallector, allectoris m (2)
- appraiseraestimator, aestimatoris m
- attendantsecutor, secutoris m
- a kind of fish with a large headcapito, capitonis m
- an ex-tribunetribunicius, tribunicii m
- antiquarian :: antiquaryantiquarius, antiquarii m
- artist :: artificer :: authorartifex, artificis c
- a constellationarator, aratoris m
- avenue :: accessacceptator, acceptatoris m
- a delayer :: a considerate person :: a cautious personcunctator, cunctatoris m
- abettorsubministrator, subministratoris m
- assemblercongregator, congregatoris m
- an attendantdeductor, deductoris m
- accuseraccusator, accusatoris m
- allayersepultor, sepultoris m
- alien :: a stranger to a thingarvena, arvenae m
- alien :: alien :: a stranger to a thingadvena, advenae c
- a scepticconsiderator, consideratoris m
- a cuttersector, sectoris m
- an announcerdeclarator, declaratoris m
- authordedicator, dedicatoris m
- advocate :: agent :: attorney :: administrator :: actoractor, actoris m
- a moverconcitatrix, concitatricis f
- advisersuasor, suasoris m
- a table companion :: as a guest I hold back in eatingconviva, convivae m
- advocateassertor, assertoris m (adsertor)
- a condemner :: an accusercondemnator, condemnaoris m
- a passer bytransitor, transitoris m
- asthmaticanhelator, anhelatoris m
- an ex-consulconsularis, consularis m
- a dreamersomniator, somniatoris m
- an old slaveveterator, veteratoris m
- advocate :: attorneycognitor, cognitoris m
- a ruined spendthrift :: a bankruptdecoctor, decoctoris m
- a captivedediticius, dediticii m
- a usufructuaryusufructuarius, usufructuarii m
- adherentcliens, clientis m (cluens)
- adherentcluens, cluentis m
- assistant :: aider :: aid :: adjutantadiutor, adiutoris m
- a lessee :: a contractorconductor, conductoris m
- a dropsical persontympanites, tympanitae m
- a dropsical persontympaniticus, tympanitici m
- advocate :: attorney :: assistantadvocatus, advocati m
- associatecollega, collegae m
- a gallows-birdcruciarius, cruciarii m
- attendantconiuga, coniugae f
- attendantconiunx, coniugis c (coniux)
- attendantconiūx, coniugis c
- assistant in a trialastipulator, astipulatoris m (astipulator)
- a claimant :: avengervindex, vindicis c
- a loungersubbasilicanus, subbasilicani m
- a belly-godventricola, ventricolae m
- a belly-godventricultor, ventricultois m
- assignordelegator, delegatoris m
- adviserconsultor, consultoris m
- adversarycontradictor, contradictoris m
- a rhetoriciandeclamator, declamatoris m
- authorcontextor, contextoris m
- a revolterdefector, defectoris m
- a groom, equerry :: a thrower downstrator, stratoris m
- assessorconsessor, consessorris m
- a spittersputator, sputatoris m
- a bystandersuperstes, superstitis
- a boisterous fellowcalcitro, calcitronis m
- assistantadminiculator, adminiculatoris m
- a single :: aloneunus, una, unum
- alonetantummodo
- attack :: assault :: appetitesadpetitus, adpetitus m
- attack :: assault :: appetitesappetitus, appetitus m
- asylumtemplum, templi n
- abysschasma, chasmatis n
- aperientaperibilis, aperibile
- aperientapertibilis, apertibile
- a divining :: an element of rhetorical representation founded on conjectureconiectura, coniecturae f
- antagonistcontrarius, contrarii m
- against, toadversum
- against, toarvorsum
- againstadversim
- antitheticantitheticus, antithetica, antitheticum
- againstcontra
- antithesisantitheton, antitheti n
- antipathyadversitas, adversitatis f
- a kitchen vegetableatriplex, atriplicis n
- a kitchen vegetableatriplexum, atriplexi n
- arrange a contestcertamen instituo
- arrange a contestcertamen pono
- arrange one's affairscuras compono
- arrangerconstitutor, constitutoris m
- arrangercompositor, compositoris m
- arrangementdigeries, digeriei f
- authorseminator, seminatoris m
- a deed of honordecus, decoris n
- adorneddecor, decoris
- adorneddecoris, decore
- attended with short breathanhelus, anhela, anhelum
- absurdabsurdus, absurda, absurdum
- above :: atsuper + Akk.
- appear abovesuperemineo 2
- a kind of rosemarytaurophthalmon, taurophthalmi n
- an herbbuglossa, buglossae f
- an herbbuglossos, buglossi f
- allay :: appease :: arrange :: adjustcompono 3
- add by writingadpingo 3
- add by writingappingo 3 (adpingo 3)
- a two-horsed car :: a two-horsed chariotbiga, bigae f
- a two-horsed car :: a two-horsed chariotbigae, bigarum f
- as if rooted to the spot :: as if spellbounddefixus, defixa, defixum
- amnestyveniam impertio
- allfathercunctiparens, cunctiparentis m
- air-hole :: air-shaftaestuarium, aestuarii n
- aidconsocius, consocii m
- anxiely :: atomic effluxaestus, aestus m
- any thing bakedcrustum, crusi n
- abandondependo 3
- accommodation of a difference :: agreementcompositio, compositionis f
- age matesaequalitas, aequalitatis f
- angeracedia, acediae f
- angeracidia, acidiae f
- attentionanimadversio, animadversionis f
- accomplish a miraclevirtutem edo
- augurauguro 1
- augurauguror 1
- actactus, actus m
- ageaetas, aetatis f
- arrogancecontumacia, contumaciae f
- artlesscandidus, candida, candidum
- acquired by adoption :: adoptiveadoptivus, adoptiva, adoptivum
- accusatoryaccusatorius, accusatoria, accusatorium
- adverbialadverbialis, adverbiale
- auction-auctionarius, auctionaria, auctionarium
- automaticautomatarius, automataria, automatarium
- anileanilis, anile
- arithmeticalarithmeticus, arithmetica, arithmeticum
- Atheniensis, Atheniense
- Actaeus, Actaea, Actaeum
- affablecivilis, civile
- adapted to comedycomoedus, comoeda, comoedum
- auspicialauspicalis, auspicale
- accompanying the provisionscommeatalis, commeatale
- aërial :: airyaerius, aeria, aerium
- Alpinus, Alpina, Alpinum
- amphitheatricalamphitheatralis, amphitheatrale
- amphitheatricalamphitheatricus, amphitheatrica, amphitheatricum
- athleticathleticus, athletica, athleticum
- auguralaugurius, auguria, augurium
- autumnalauctumnalis, auctumnale
- autumnalauctumninus, auctumnina, auctumninum
- autumnalautumnalis, autumnale
- autumnalautumninus, autumnina, autumninum
- Athenaeus, Athenaea, Athenaeum
- aquilineaquilinus, aquilina, aquilinum
- a cubit longcubitalis, cubitale
- antepenultimateantepenultimus, antepenultima, antepenultimum
- athletic trainingcorporis exercitatio
- any stratagem :: artificestrategematis, strategematis n
- apply to :: add :: appoint or designate one to any service or dutyappono 3 (adpono 3)
- arrangestruo 3
- army :: attendantscohors, cohortis f
- auxiliary troops :: allies :: armycohors, cohortis f
- a room where servants waitconsistorium, consistorii n
- asylumasylum, asyli n
- anticipateanteverto 3 (antevorto 3)
- anticipateantevertor 3
- anticipateantevorto 3
- arrange :: advancecolloco 1
- aggregate :: arrange :: adjustcompono 3
- altar raised at cross-roadscompetum, competi n
- altar raised at cross-roadscompitum, compiti n
- altar raised at cross-roadscompitus, compiti m
- a fork in the roads, cross-roadtervium, tervii n
- attached to :: adapted toapplicatus, applicata, applicatum
- advantageousaecus, aeca, aecum
- advantageousaequus, aequa, aequum
- airplane :: aircraft :: airshipaeronavis, aeronavis f
- a sensitive plantaeschynomene, aeschynomenes f
- act collusivelycolludo 3
- any open space for exhibiting martial gamestheatrum, theatri n
- advocatecausidicus, causidici m
- agreeableblanditus, blandita, blanditum
- ask someone for dinneraliquem ad cenam invito
- ask someone for dinneraliquem ad cenam rogo
- ask someone for dinneraliquem ad cenam voco
- abundantlyubertim
- acquire by tillagearo 1
- agriculturearatio, arationis f
- abuseconcerpo 3
- arouse by twitchingvellico 1
- antibacchusantibacchius, antibacchia, antibacchium
- acumenacumen, acuminis n
- a scorpion’s sting :: a pointed tubecuspis, cuspidis f
- aconiteaconiton, aconiti n
- art of politicsars politica
- a time :: appointed timetempus, temporis n
- abode :: a colonycolonia, coloniae f
- adjourn the judicial decisionamplius pronuntio
- adjournmentcrastinatio, crastinationis f
- add toaffundo 3
- astringency :: act of sharpeningadstrictio, adstrictionis f
- astringency :: act of sharpeningastrictio, astrictionis f
- affectionanimus, animi m
- activeactivus, activa, activum
- adoreapprecor 1 (adprecor 1)
- a kind of turquoisebucardia, bucardiae f
- ancient topaztopazion, topazii n
- ancient topaztopazius, topazii f
- ancient topaztopazon, topazontis m
- ancient topaztopazos, topazi f
- ancient topaztopazus, topazi f
- anticipation = occupatio = πρόληψιςanticipatio, anticipationis f
- assumptionsumptum, sumpti n
- armouryadparatorium, adparatorii n
- armouryapparatorium, apparatorii n
- armouryapparitorium, apparitorii n
- arm for warbellum comparo
- adornadorno 1
- acquiringcomparatio, comparationis f (2)
- assert :: aver :: asseverate :: affirmaffirmo 1
- abridgecoarto 1
- abridgecoarcto 1
- abridgecoarto 1
- afflicttribulo 1
- according to arbitrary assumptionarbitrario
- apology :: a diseasecausatio, causationis f
- agreeablebellus, bella, bellum
- ambitious goalsanimi, animorum m
- axiomaxioma, axiomatis n
- acquireconcilio 1
- acquirer :: appropriatoracquisitor, acquisitoris m
- awakening loveamorifer, amorifera, amoriferum
- awakening loveamorificus, amorifica, amorificum
- advice :: ability :: authorityauctoritas, auctoritatis f
- advice :: ability :: authorityauthoritas, authoritatis f
- ancestor :: author of literary productions :: adviserauctor, auctoris c
- attempt and completionconatus et effectus
- any writingapex, apicis m
- agreementstipulatio, stipulationis f
- appointmentvadimonium, vadimonii n
- auspiciousbonae spei
- advertise for tobaccotabacum commendo
- affluencecopiae rei familiaris
- adageadagio, adagionis f
- adageadagium, adagii n
- amputationamputatio, amputationis f
- act cruelly against someonecrudeliter consulo in aliquem
- avengerultor, ultoris m
- a commissarysitona, sitonae m
- abstinencecastimonia, castimoniae f
- abstinencecastimonium, castimonii n
- abscesssuppuratio, suppurationis f
- assign one a duty for which he is not qualifiedclitellas bovi impono
- agitateagito 1
- attain toaequiparo 1
- attain toaequipero 1
- allaysoporo 1
- adjustcompono 3
- affright :: alarmterrito 1
- astonishmentcataplexis, cataplexis f
- add besidessuperadicĭo 5
- announcecito 1
- applysuperpono 3
- apply somethingaliquid ad usum transfero
- argue about somethingaliquid in disceptationem voco
- arrange the army in battle ordercopias in acie constituo
- add toappono 3 (adpono 3)
- applied to :: appropriate :: appositeappositus, apposita, appositum
- affordsubdo 3
- add :: annexsuppono 3
- affardsufficio 5
- appointment of a secondheir :: appointment of a alternate heirsubstitutio, substitutionis f
- adjournment of a legal hearing :: adjournment of a judgmentdilatio, dilationis f
- arranging :: adjustment :: arrangementcompositio, compositionis f
- applyingadmotio, admotionis f
- acidity :: asperity :: adversityasperitas, asperitatis f
- admirablenessadmirabilitas, admirabilitatis f
- acceleratecelero 1 (tr.)
- above averagesolito citius
- ardentlyconcitate
- ardentlyconcite
- a little oldveterulus, veterula, veterulum
- all the way to :: as far asadusque (= usque ad)
- approve with loud cries :: applaudacclamo 1
- ariseconsurgo 3
- awaken hope in someonealiquem tollo ad spem
- arouse suspicion in someonesuspicionem do alicui
- arouse suspicionsuspicionem commoveo
- arouse suspicionsuspicionem excito
- anxioussuspensus, suspensa, suspensum
- alleviating :: assuagingallevatio, allevationis f (adlevatio)
- advisoradvisor, advisoris m
- a little too highaltiusculus, altiuscula, altiusculum
- a little more detailedampliuscule
- appraisaltaxatio, taxationis f
- a military implement :: a battering-ram :: a sea-fish :: a suckercorvus, corvi m
- attain to :: acquireapiscor 3
- anthologyanthologumena, anthologumenon n
- approve :: admit one in some capacity (as citizen, ally, son) :: appropriate to one’s self :: adopt :: assume something to one’s selfascisco 3 (adscisco 3)
- approve :: admit one (as citizen, ally, son, etc :: adopt :: assume to one’s self :: arrogate to one’s self :: approve alsoadscisco 3
- appear to be :: appear to dovideor 2
- admitadscio 4
- admitascio 4 (adscio 4)
- a short time agobrevi abhinc tempore
- a short time agobrevi tempore ante
- a short time agonovissime
- ashtraycinerarium, cinerarii n
- add toadcensere, adcenseo, adcensum
- add toaccenseo 2
- approved :: accepted :: authorisedapprobatus, approbata, approbatum
- acknowledgment :: admission :: acceptance :: apprehendingagnitio, agnitionis f
- acknowledgeadagnosco 3
- acknowledgedagnotinus, agnotina, agnotinum
- arrowarundo, arundinis f
- any thing made of reedcanna, cannae f
- arrow :: angling-rod :: any straw of graincalamus, calami m
- ascribe something to :: attribute :: assign :: ascribe to one :: assign :: appointconfero
- arbitratorcoaglator, coaglatoris m
- arbitratorcoagulator, coagulatoris m
- attainvideo 2
- ask counsel ofconsulto 1
- apostolicapostolicus, apostolica, apostolicum
- apostatizingapostaticus, apostatica, apostaticum
- afflicted with a disease of the bowelsciliacus, ciliaca, ciliacum
- afflicted with a disease of the bowelscoeliacus, coeliaca, coeliacum
- academicus, academica, academicum
- affection :: ability of willingaffectio, affectionis f
- alliance by marriage :: affinityaffinitas, affinitatis f
- assuage someone's griefaliquem aegritudine levo
- abidesedeo 2
- annotationannotamentum, annotamenti n
- admonishcommonefacio 5
- admonitionadmonitum, admoniti n
- abatinganeticus, anetica, aneticum
- apartseductus, seducta, seductum
- avertamolior 4
- abandoncedo 3
- assistancesubventio, subventionis f
- abdicationabdicatio, abdicationis f
- abjurationabrenuntiatio, abrenuntiationis f
- answercontradictio, contradictionis f
- accuse you of vanityarrogantiam tibi opprobriō dō
- apply for leavecommeatum peto
- ask for three days vacationtridui commeatum peto
- advise :: arrange forauctor sum
- analogy of language :: analogyanalogia, analogiae f
- ability to last :: ability to bounce backresilientia, resilientiae f
- advice resistantconsilio resistens
- animateconcelebro 1
- abstain from action :: allow quietlyquiesco 3
- agitated :: anxious :: alarmedtrepidus, trepida, trepidum
- abolishaboleo 2
- a special kind of conclusionantistrephon, antistrephontos m
- account bookcodex excepti (accepti) et expensi
- adore :: ask reverently for any thingveneror 1
- avert by prayersdeveneror 1
- abusertaxator, taxatoris m
- abounding in friendsamicosus, amicosa, amicosum
- abundantuber, uberis
- abundanceubertas, ubertatis f
- approach the campcastris adequito
- abound in any thin, waveundo 1
- arisesubrectito 1
- arisesurrectito 1
- arisescando 3
- automaton-workautomatarium, automatarii n
- alterationvolumen, voluminis n
- ascendadvolvo 3
- an apothecary’s weight, = drachmadenarius, denarii m
- a sitting roomsellaria, sellariorum n
- action of walkingspatium, spatii n
- amplespatiosus, spatiosa, spatiosum
- an uneven, rough placeasperum, asperi n
- aboutcirciter
- a round meteorclipeum, clipei n
- a round meteorclipeus, clipei m
- a round meteorclupeum, clupei n
- a round meteorclupeus, clupei m
- a round meteorclypeus, clypei m
- any thing caldron-shaped :: archcortina, cortinae f
- anus wormascarida, ascaridae f
- a country-seatveicus, veici m
- a country-seatvicus, vici m
- amendtergeo 2
- amendtergo 3
- anointunguento 1
- annihilatetero 3
- a demarch, answering to the Roman tribune of the peopledemarchus, demarchi m
- archonarchon, archontis m
- avoiddefugio 5
- accomplish the coursedecurro 3
- aid :: assistsuccurro 3
- agree with :: accord :: agree with (in substance) :: agreecongruo 3
- assemble together in multitudes :: accompanyconcurro 3
- a concourse :: assembly :: a pressing :: an encountering :: attack :: assault :: an equal claimconcursus, concursus m
- a resting-placeculcita, culcitae f (culcitra, culcitrae f)
- a resting-placeculcitra, culcitrae f
- abusive poemscarmina obscena
- abstaincomparco 3
- abstaincomperco 3
- a sawing upserratura, serraturae f
- affirm :: assert :: averautumo 1
- announce nothing newvetera vaticinor
- assert repeatedlydicto 1
- assert repeatedlydictito 1
- aptly say somethingaliquid luculente dicere
- affirm :: assertaio
- assertdico + aci
- affirm :: assertdico 3
- art of speakingdictio, dictionis f
- a fishsquama, squamae f
- a species of wrassescarus, scari m
- add to :: asperseadspargo 3
- add to :: asperseadspergo 3
- add to :: asperseaspargo 3
- add to :: asperseaspergo 3
- artsbonae artes (disciplinae)
- a constellationVenenifer, Veneniferi m
- a witness to a marriage :: a coinersignator, signatoris m
- autumnauctumnum, auctumni n
- autumnauctumnus, auctumni m
- autumnautumnum, autumni n
- autumnautumnus, autumni m
- autumnauctumnitas, auctumnitatis f
- autumnautumnitas, autumnitatis f
- alightsido 3
- a magistrate’s seatsella, sellae f
- after-mathfaenum chordum
- anonymousclancularius, clancularia, clancularium
- afford a viewvideo 2
- appearance :: aspectadspectus, adspectus m
- appearance :: aspectaspectus, aspectus m
- act of seeing :: a thing seen :: appearance :: apparitionvisus, visus m
- appearance :: appearance :: appearance in sleep :: apparitionspecies, speciei f
- ask for advice from someoneconsilium peto ab aliquo
- apply for asylumasylum peto
- accuse oneanquiro 3
- affectcontingo 3
- appropriatearripio 5
- appropriateadripio 5
- admit by electionallego 3
- automatonautomatum, automati n
- automatonautomaton, automati n
- a narrow girdle :: apronsemicinctium, semicinctii n
- articulated truckautocarrum articulatum
- a member of the Senatesenator, senatoris m
- abandon :: abandondimitto 3
- appliesdimitto 3
- assign :: appropriatesepono 3
- adduceallego 1 (adlego 1)
- admit :: allow one admittance :: allow one access :: admit one to counsel :: admit one to consultationadmitto 3
- assign :: assign :: attribute :: ascribe todelego 1
- alleging by way of proof :: adducing by way of proofallegatio, allegationis f
- archdeaconarchidiacon, archidiaconis m
- archdeaconarchidiaconus, archidiaconi m
- astoundinganimos obstupefaciens
- aberration of mindalienatio mentis
- accuse ofcondemno 1
- affectionsensus, sensus m
- alienate from fidelityabduco 3
- acquireaufero
- apartseparatim
- an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connecteddiiunctio, diiunctionis f
- an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connecteddisiunctio, disiunctionis f (diiunctio, diiunctionis f)
- austereseverus, severa, severum
- any low servantcalo, calonis m
- any servant :: attendantcalator, calatoris m
- attend uponancillor 1
- aid :: assistadservio 4
- aid :: assistasservio 4 (adservio 4)
- agreeable :: affablecommodus, commoda, commodum
- autokineticautocineticus, autocinetica, autocineticum
- attendanceapparitio, apparitionis f
- affix a seal to a thing :: adornsigno 1
- abandondestituo 3
- arrangeadordino 1
- agitatevibro 1
- appoint :: appointconstituo 3
- animateadrigo 3
- animatearrigo 3
- adorned with pearlsbacatus, bacata, bacatum
- adorned with pearlsbaccatus, baccata, baccatum
- application ofappositio, appositionis f
- armedseptifluus, septiflua, septifluum
- at different timesaliquoties (aliquotiens)
- attach in writingsubsuo 3
- artificial sewer in Romecluaca, cluacae f
- artificial sewer in Romecloaca, cloacae f
- artificesutela, sutelae f
- attendantumbra, umbrae f
- arborumbraculum, umbraculi n
- a tuft of hairvillus, villi m
- agitate, disturbcommoveo 2
- associated :: alliedsocius, socia, socium
- aimacies, aciei f
- artfulcatus, cata, catum
- acute :: active :: ardent :: angryacer, acris, acre
- acute :: astuteacutus, acuta, acutum
- acutelyacute
- acutelyacutum
- acrimony :: austerity of characteracrimonia, acrimoniae f
- anger :: anguish :: afflictionacerbitas, acerbitatis f
- anger :: anguish :: afflictionacerbitudo, acerbitudinis f
- afflictconvello 3
- avengerultrix, ultricis f
- assistantadiutrix, adiutricis f
- an authorauctrix, auctricis f
- a female inhabitant :: a female worshippercultrix, cultricis f
- an adherentconsectatrix, consectatricis f
- a female fellow-citizen :: a female fellow-inhabitantconcolona, concolonae f
- a spycircumspectatrix, circumspectatricis f
- an adornercosmetes, cosmetae f
- a despisercontemptrix, contemptricis f
- acuteness of the mindacies, aciei f
- a testaceous animalconchylium, conchylii n
- a testaceous animalconquilium, conquilii n
- armor bearerscutigerulus, scutigeruli m
- armed with the shield :: a kind of bodygardscutarius, scutarii m
- appearaffulgeo 2 (adfulgeo 2)
- award for a naval victorycorona navalis
- artificialcircumtonsus, circumtonsa, circumtonsum
- aphorismsententiola, sententiolae f
- abbreviate :: abridgebrevio 1
- abridgeabbrevio 1
- abridgecompendio 1
- at the first time of night :: at the time of the first (deep) sleepconcubia nocte
- adroit :: artfulcallidus, callida, callidum
- artfulastutus, astuta, astutum
- adroitlyscite
- artfulnessvafritia, vafritiae f
- aptness :: artfulnesscalliditas, calliditatis f
- abhorabhorreo 2
- avoidvito 1
- avoiding :: avoidancevitatio, vitationis f
- avoidingvitabundus, vitabunda, vitabundum
- argueconcludo 3
- ailing bodycausarium corpus
- agitatesubcerno 3
- agitatesuccerno 3
- appearancevisitatio, visitationis f
- attractionsvisenda, visendorum n
- adorned with imagessignifer, signifera, signiferum
- appellationsignificatus, significatus m
- approversubscriptor, subscriptoris m
- authoritative exampleauctoritas et exemplum
- abbreviationssigla, siglorum n
- auspicies of victoryauspicia victoriae
- argyrodamas, argyrodamantis m
- any fine fibrebombyx, bombycis c
- absurditiesineptiae, ineptiarum f
- an apothecaries’ weightvictoriatus, victoriati m
- ash-coloredcinereus, cinerea, cinereum
- ashy :: ash-coloredcineraceus, cineracea, cineraceum
- analogycoenoteta, coenotetae f
- artlesssimplex, simplicis
- artlessnesssimplicitas, simplicitatis f
- artlesslysimpliciter
- artlesslysimplicitus
- at the same timeuno tempore
- accompany :: accord :: agreesuccano 3
- accompany :: accord :: agreesuccino 3
- accompany :: agree together :: accordconcino 3
- actorcantor, cantoris m
- alone of its kindsingularius, singularia, singularium
- aunt :: auntie :: auntyamita, amitae f
- aid :: assist one in the office of judge :: attend uponadsideo 2
- aid :: assist one in the office of judge :: attend uponassideo 2 (adsideo 2)
- abidesubsido 3
- assemblysessimonium, sessimonii n
- an immense number :: an innumerable quantity :: any amountsescenti, sescentae, sescenta
- as it were covered with shadowsadumbratim
- art :: artificears, artis f
- adroitnesssollertia, sollertiae f
- artistic :: artificialartifex, artificis
- adroitsollers, sollertis
- a soft coatingcutis, cutis f
- a layercorium, corii n
- a layercorius, corii m
- airyaerinus, aerina, aerinum (2)
- air :: atmosphere :: abode of the happy deadcaelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n)
- appear in someone's rolealicuius personam capio
- appear in someone's rolealicuius personam fero
- appear in someone's rolealicuius personam gero
- appear in someone's rolealicuius personam sumo
- artfulvafer, vafra, vafrum
- artfullyvafre
- a quarrelsome womancanicula, caniculae f
- a small candlestickcantharulus, cantharuli m
- anchovyaphye, aphyes f
- antechamberatriolum, atrioli n
- a huntingspearsparum, spari n
- a huntingspearsparus, spari m
- appendix to a willcodiculus, codiculi m
- any fruit of a treebacca, baccae f
- a stalk or stem as an ornament on the capitals of columnscauliculus, cauliculi m
- an asterisk, as a typographical mark placed before imperfect, deficient passages of authorsasteriscus, asterisci m
- anointcircumlino 3 (circumlinio 4)
- anoint oversuperunguo 3
- anoint with a thingsuperillino 3
- anoint with any thingsuperinungo 3
- anointunguo 3
- anointing oversuperunctio, superunctionis f
- a water-snailcochlea, cochleae f (coclea, cocleae f)
- a water-snailcoclea, cocleae f
- a water-snailcuchlia, cuchliae f
- as :: as for instancesicut
- as often :: as many timestotiens
- as often :: as many timestoties
- as it wereut ita dicam
- alburnumalburnum, alburni n
- auxiliaries :: alliesalarii, alariorum m (alares, alarium m)
- anyaliqui, aliqua, aliquod
- anyunculus, uncula, unculum
- a fewaliquot
- a witty saying :: assurancedictum, dicti n
- appearancevisum, visi n
- at one time … at anothertum ... tum ...
- a little inquisitivecuriosulus, curiosula, curiosulum
- acuteacutulus, acutula, acutulum
- a little peasantagrestius
- a little on the slysubocculte
- a littlealiquantum (aliquanto)
- a little :: a little bitaliquantulum
- a littlealiquantum, aliquanti n
- a littlealiquantus, aliquanta, aliquantum
- anywhere :: at any placealicubi consido
- anywhere :: at any placealiquobi
- assuaging :: a comfortsolacium, solacii n
- assuaging :: a comfortsolatium, solatii n
- abscess :: annoyancevomica, vomicae f
- anxietyaegrimonia, aegrimoniae f
- agree :: accordconsono 1
- accompanyingsuccentivus, succentiva, succentivum
- accordantconsonus, consona, consonum
- agreementconcentus, concentus m
- acid odoracor, acoris m
- acidacidus, acida, acidum
- acidityaciditas, aciditatis f
- antarcticantarcticus, antarctica, antarcticum
- aerospaceastronavigatio, astronavigationis f
- a broad two-edged sword without a point :: a spathe of a palmtree :: a kind of tree, called also elatespatha, spathae f
- accost one :: address onearfor 1
- accost one :: address oneaffor 1 (adfor 1)
- accost one :: address :: accuse :: ask one :: adore :: admireadoro 1
- address :: admonishingalloquor 3
- adorebenedico 3
- accosting :: addressallocutio, allocutionis f
- addressing :: addressaffatus, affatus m
- addressing :: addressalloquium, alloquii n
- angel-fishsquatina, squatinae f
- angel-fishsquatus, squati m
- arbiter :: a judgearbiter, arbitri m
- area of influence :: area of action :: area of actionspatium agendi
- attenuatededuco 3
- abhordespuo 3
- a spoonfulcochlear, cochlearis n
- a spoonfulcochleare, cochlearis n
- a spoonfulcochlearium, cochlearii n
- amplifydilato 1
- arisesuborior 4
- asparagusasparagus, asperagi m
- actorsartifices scaenae
- ambush each otheruterque utrique insidiatur
- applaudsupplodo 3
- await :: assistadsto 1
- await :: assistasto 1 (adsto 1)
- abidesto 1
- agree withconsto 1
- appear in court :: appearsisto 3 (intr.)
- agreeing with itself :: accordant with itselfconstans, constantis
- abodestabulum, stabuli n
- anchorage :: assemblystatio, stationis f
- astroscopyastroscopia, astroscopiae f
- a group of stars :: a constellation :: a very great heightsidus, sideris n
- agreementunitas, unitatis f
- affection :: ability of willingaffectus, affectus m
- agitationtrepidatio, trepidationis f
- agitation :: activityagitatus, agitatus m
- a camp where an army halts for a long whilestativa castra
- ardor of lovevapor, vaporis m
- ardor of lovevapos, vaporis m
- abruptabscisus, abscisa, abscisum
- adhere to a thingsubhaereo 2
- augural staffbaculum, baculi n
- augural staffbaculus, baculi m
- adhesive plasteranacollema, anacollematis n
- adhesive plasteranacollima, anacollimatis n
- allayconsedo 1
- archedcurvatus, curvata, curvatum
- abidecommoror 1
- apartment in a bathing-housecella, cellae f
- 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 waterciconia, ciconiae f
- 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 waterconea, coneae f
- alienalienigena, alienigenae m
- alienallophylus, allophyli m
- appointstatuo 3
- appertain toadtineo 2 (intr.)
- appertain toattineo 2 (adtineo 2) (intr.)
- apply the mind to something :: attend toattendo 3 (adtendo 3)
- alarm :: affrightconsterno 1
- aimtendo 3
- accenttonus, toni m
- altercationaltercatio, altercationis f
- abandonaffligo 3 (adfligo 3)
- applaudadplaudo 3 (adplodo 3)
- applaudapplaudo 3 (applodo 3)
- applaudapplodo 3
- agitateconcutio 5
- always do the same thingtundo eandem incudem
- add to a sum of moneyaccudo 3
- add to a sum of moneyadcudo 3
- aim to do :: aspire to :: aim at :: aim at :: aspire toaffecto 1
- aim to do :: aspire to :: aim at :: aim at :: aspire toaffector 1
- agree, meetcompeto 3
- attempt :: assail :: attackadtento 1
- attempt :: assail :: attack :: attempt to move :: attempt to shakeattempto 1
- attempt :: assail :: attack :: attempt to move :: attempt to shakeattemto 1
- attempt :: assail :: attack :: attempt to move :: attempt to shakeattento 1 (adtento 1, attempto 1, adtempto 1, attemto 1)
- approach :: arrive at :: attack :: assault :: assail :: approachadpeto 3
- approach :: arrive at :: attack :: assault :: assail :: approachappeto 3
- aspire to sole ruletyrannidem concupisco
- aspire to virtuevirtutis studiosus sum
- ask :: assert :: affirm earnestlycontendo 3
- aspiring to something :: affectationaffectatio, affectationis f
- avariciousappetens, appetentis
- alluredemulceo 2
- able :: activevalidus, valida, validum
- activevalens, valentis
- artificstropha, strophae f
- artificstrophe, strophes f
- amazedstupidus, stupida, stupidum
- a reservoircastellum, castelli n
- adornsuffarcino 1
- astonishedstupens, stupentis
- apparel :: attirecultus, cultus m
- addsubindo 3
- addsubinfero
- assurancesubsignatio, subsignationis f
- acolyteacoluthus, acoluthi m
- acolyteacolythus, acolythi m
- aptotesaptota, aptotorum n
- a locum tenens :: adjutantvicarius, vicarii m
- acutelyargute
- avoid the danger happilyuncum bene decutio
- agonizingcrucians, cruciantis
- adequatesufficiens, sufficientis
- astonishingadmirativus, admirativa, admirativum
- adulatoryadulabilis, adulabile
- abridgment :: abstractbreviarium, breviarii n
- abstractsummarium, summarii n
- abundantdapsilis, dapsile
- apartseorsum ab + Abl.
- apartseorsus
- apartseorsus ab + Abl.
- apartseorsus, seorsa, seorsum
- a flat house-topsolarium, solarii n
- absorbsorbeo 2
- absorbsorbillo 1
- absorbsorbilo 1
- absorbsorbo 3
- assistandeadminiculatio, adminiculationis f
- a violent remedychirurgia, chirurgiae f
- apply one’s selfdedor 3
- apply one’s selfme dedo
- accompany :: attendcircumstipo 1
- affectionate relationcomplexus, complexus m
- asphyxiaamputatio pulsus
- absorbabsorbeo 2
- abolishdeglutio 4
- absorb :: accept eagerlydevoro 1
- a poetcycnus, cycni m
- adjureadiuro 1
- assent to by an oathconiero 1
- assent to by an oathconiuro 1
- adjurationadiuratio, adiurationis f
- agreeablesuavidus, suavida, suavidum
- agreeablesuavis, suave
- agreeablysuave
- agreeablysuaviter
- agreeablenesssuavitas, suavitatis f
- agreeablenesssuavitudo, suavitudinis f
- are in a ferment :: are unsettled :: approaching a crisistumeo 2
- approachadno 1
- approachanno 1 (adno 1)
- caseus Alpinus
- arroganttumidus, tumida, tumidum
- appear as accuser before a court of justiceconsisto 3
- abidesubsisto 3
- accept a benefitbeneficio utor
- adjustdirimo 3
- annihilateabsumo 3
- anticipate something :: anticipateanticipo 1
- attend toanteambulo 1
- adviseconsilior 1
- adopt :: assumetranssumo 3
- adopt :: assumetransumo 3
- allurecapio 5
- attain tocapesso 3
- apply :: acquire :: assume unlawfully :: appropriate unlawfullyusurpo 1
- act on someone's adviceconsilium alicuius sequor
- accept as an auguryauspico 1
- apply it as an example to oneselfhoc mihi exemplum ascribo
- adopt :: accept :: assume :: arrogate :: add toadsumo 3
- adopt :: accept :: assume :: arrogate :: add toassumo 3 (adsumo 3)
- accumulate :: ascribe to, impute :: attributecongero 3
- assume :: accept :: acknowledge :: answersuscipio 5
- annihilateconsumo 3
- acceptacceptito 1
- acceptaccepto 1
- assume :: arrogate :: appropriate to one’s self :: acquire :: apply :: assume :: affirmsumo 3
- assumptiveadsumptivus, adsumptiva, adsumptivum
- assumptiveassumptivus, assumptiva, assumptivum (adsumptivus)
- acceptancesusceptio, susceptionis f
- adopting :: adoptionadoptio, adoptionis f
- assuming of one thing for anothertranssumptio, transsumptionis f
- assuming of one thing for anothertransumptio, transumptionis f
- avengingultio, ultionis f
- accepting :: acceptanceacceptio, acceptionis f
- assumptionsumptio, sumptionis f
- assumption :: an eager reception :: adoption :: an additionassumptio, assumptionis f (adsumptio)
- agree upon :: assent unanimously :: agree unanimouslycondico 3
- act absurdlyineptio 4
- allegorical representationalieniloquium, alieniloquii n
- acutedicax, dicacis
- armorcurrus cataphractus
- armorcurrus lōrīcātus
- armored caressedum loricatum
- assess :: appreciate :: advisecenseo 2
- a year’s servicestipendium, stipendii n
- act as an assistant-teachersubdoceo 2
- abolishdiruo 3
- abuseconscindo 3
- an indefinite large number or sumdeciens (decies)
- an indefinite large number or sumdecies (deciens)
- ancientvivax, vivacis
- a young man who, in order to become familiar with military service, attended a general in war :: attendantcontubernalis, contubernalis m
- a dwelling together in a tent :: a body of soldiers occupying a tent together :: a mess :: attendancecontubernium, contubernii n
- abominableaversabilis, aversabile
- alien fromalienus, aliena, alienum
- apologycausa, causae f
- affableaffabilis, affabile
- arablearabilis, arabile
- able :: aptcapax, capacis
- able :: aptcapabilis, capabile
- agreeablevoluptabilis, voluptabile
- additionalsubsecundarius, subsecundaria, subsecundarium
- authenticauctoraticius, auctoraticia, auctoraticium
- authenticauthenticus, authentica, authenticum
- amiableamabilis, amabile
- abominablesputatilicus, sputatilica, sputatilicum
- abundant :: abounding increber, crebra, crebrum
- a briber by passionanimōsus corruptor
- alluring :: addicted to pleasuredelicatus, delicata, delicatum
- accidental :: audacioustemerarius, temeraria, temerarium
- appropriatecommodus, commoda, commodum
- arablearvus, arva, arvum
- aged :: ancientvetustus, vetusta, vetustum
- awardedadorĭosus, adorĭosa, adorĭosum
- amphibiousanceps, ancipitis
- ambiguousambifarius, ambifaria, ambifarium
- anterioranterior, anterioris
- aboveworldlyultramundanus, ultramundana, ultramundanum
- accessible :: affablecommunis, commune
- allied or related to by marriage :: associated withaffinis, affine
- assumed as a matter of coursetacitus, tacita, tacitum
- awfulverendus, verenda, verendum
- annualannuus, annua, annuum
- acceptable :: agreeablevendibilis, vendibile
- assistance :: aid :: assistantadminiculum, adminiculi n
- annualanniversalis, anniversale
- annualanniversarius, anniversaria, anniversarium
- a stumblingblockscandalum, scandali n
- aid :: assistancesuppetiae, suppetiarum f
- a corruptingcorrumptela, corrumptelae f
- a corruptingcorruptela, corruptelae f
- a complementcomplementum, complementi n
- a heavenly bodyluminar, luminaris n
- a heavenly bodyluminare, luminaris n
- appendage :: addition :: accessionappendix, appendicis f
- animation :: acutenessargutia, argutiae f
- animation :: acutenessargutiae, argutiarum f
- agileactuarius, actuaria, actuarium
- allegoryaenigma, aenigmatis n
- a loancommodatum, commodati n
- a scrapingstrigmentum, strigmenti n
- a pillcatapotium, catapotii n
- a saving or gain :: a shortening :: abbreviatingcompendium, compendii n
- any thing spunsubtegmen, subtegminis n
- any thing spunsubtemen, subteminis n
- airy treetopsummus aer arboris
- armsspolia, spoliorum n
- affabilitycivilitas, civilitatis f
- a disease of the urinary organscapillatio, capillationis f
- a precious stone :: a species of lapis lazulicyanos, cyani m
- a work on the causes of thingscausalia, causalium n
- a blessed conditionbeatitas, beatitatis f
- a blessed conditionbeatitudo, beatitudinis f
- apophygeapophygis, apophygis f
- apophygeapophysis, apophysis f
- apophygeapothesis, apothesis f
- a decisive conflict or contestdecertatio, decertationis f
- already sweating at the bottom of the hill :: are just at the beginningclivo sudamus in imo
- a dog will not be deterred by a greased leather strapcanis a corio non absterrebitur uncto
- a people of Ethiopiacephenes, cephenum m
- a shrubchamelaea, chamelaeae f
- arable farmersagrares, agrarium m
- an unchaste femalecunnus, cunni m
- an inheritancecretio, cretionis f
- attractivenessvenus, veneris f
- advantagebonum, boni n
- a semicircular couch :: a bathing tubsigma, sigmatis n
- a pipe or flute made from the stalks of the hemlockcicuta, cicutae f
- a kind of sorrelbulapathum, bulapathi n
- argumentargumentum, argumenti n
- a measured allowancedemensum, demensi n
- a chiliadchilias, chiliadis f
- a sice upon dicesenio, senionis m
- a ten-as piecedecus, deci m
- a ten-as piecedecusis, decusis m
- a ten-as piecedecussis, decussis m
- antithesiscontrarium, contrarii n
- a destroyed citybustum, busti n
- any other splendid preparation or equipment :: a springchoragium, choragii n
- agitation :: atrocityatrocitas, atrocitatis f
- age :: antiquity :: ancient timeantiquitas, antiquitatis f
- an affable bearing to othersbenignitas, benignitatis f
- animating forceanimatio, animationis f
- aweceremonia, ceremoniae f
- awecerimonia, cerimoniae f
- awecaeremonia, caeremoniae f
- awecaerimonia, caerimoniae f (caeremonia, ceremonia)
- awecaerimōnium, caerimōnii n
- arts of designartes mutae
- agitation :: activityagitatio, agitationis f
- a region of the earth or sky :: a climatedeclinatio, declinationis f
- a tithing :: a selecting by lot of every tenth man for punishment :: a tenthdecimatio, decimationis f
- acmeculmen, culminis n
- a class of Roman soldiers who formed the third rank from the fronttriarii, triariorum m
- an inchuncia, unciae f
- airaethra, aethrae f
- a channel :: a waved moulding :: an ogeecumatium, cumatii n
- a channel :: a waved moulding :: an ogeecymation, cumatii n
- a channel :: a waved moulding :: an ogeecymatium, cumatii n
- a hot drinkcaldum, caldi n
- a hot drinkcalidum (caldum), calidi n
- all men togetheruniversi, universorum m
- after the manner of playersscaenice
- after the manner of playersscenice
- at that time :: at such a time :: at such a season :: and thentunc
- at that time :: at such a time of the year :: at such a time of the day :: at such a seasontum
- afterwards :: at lengthdein
- afterwards :: at lengthdeinde
- afflictioncaligo, caliginis f
- afflictioncalligo, calliginis f
- accede to someone's pleasalicuī plūrimum tribuo
- advisorcogitator, cogitatoris m
- ability of thinkingcogitatio, cogitationis f
- acutelytenuiter
- acutenesstenuitas, tenuitatis f
- a third of any thingtriens, trientis m
- a thirdtertiarium, tertiarii n
- aridity :: ardent desiresitis, sitis f
- athirst :: aridsitiens, sitientis
- artichokecarduus, cardui m
- agitated :: agitated :: alarmed :: anxioussollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum
- a board of threetriumviri, triumvirorum m
- apply to a thing by way of increase :: add to what has already been said :: add to a bidadicio 5
- affect :: adduce noveltiescommoveo 2
- addsupermitto 3
- add :: annex :: admit :: arrangecontribuo 3
- augurconiecto 1
- a vomit :: a disgusting fellow :: a pukevomitus, vomitus m
- auspicious for youtuus, tua, tuum
- annex :: applyadnecto 3
- annex :: applyannecto 3
- annex a logical conclusionconecto 3
- annex a logical conclusionconnecto 3
- a ropeschoenobates, schoenobatae m
- admirableadmirandus, admiranda, admirandum
- aboundscateo 2
- aboundscato 3
- apart from other :: among othersut alia omittam
- aspire toconcupisco 3
- ascendconscendo 3
- according to my feelingde meo sensu
- adornconvenusto 1
- adorn excessively or carefullycondecoro 1
- assume a place :: assume a attitude for an actionconsisto 3
- abundantlyaffatim
- afar :: awayultro
- absolutely :: about :: at alladmodum
- as yetadhuc
- as faradeo (2)
- at :: almost :: about :: according to :: at a definite :: at a fixed time :: at a appropriate time :: according to circumstancesad + Akk.
- argumentargumentum, argumenti n
- assail with reproach :: assail with derision :: abideagito 1
- arch in buildingstestudo, testudinis f
- a torturingcruciatus, cruciatus m
- agonycarnificium, carnificii n
- agonizingcrucius, crucia, crucium
- agitate :: agitateventilo 1
- attain to :: arrive atcontingo 3
- appraisetaxo 1
- attackadtamino 1
- attackattamino 1 (adtamino 1)
- attack :: assault :: arrive at :: affectattingo 3
- attack :: assault :: arrive at :: affect :: apply one’s self toadtingo 3
- appropriate :: apply one’s self tocontracto 1
- appropriate :: apply one’s self tocontrecto 1
- appropriate to one’s selfadtracto 1
- appropriate to one’s selfadtrecto 1
- appropriate to one’s selfattracto 1
- appropriate to one’s selfattrecto 1 (adtrecto 1)
- arrive at :: affect :: anointtango 3
- a very hard stonebasanites, basanitae m
- againstadversum + Akk.
- attachment bagsuffiscus, suffisci m
- ascertainablevestigabilis, vestigabile
- art of tragedytragoedia, tragoediae f
- army on the march :: armyagmen, agminis n
- aboveworldlytransmundanus, transmundana, transmundanum
- aversion :: alienationalienatio, alienationis f
- abusecalco 1
- abuseconculco 1
- arboreal fruitsarborei fetus
- anxioustrepidulus, trepidula, trepidulum
- anxiouslytrepidanter
- attemptemptamen, temptaminis n
- attemptentamen, tentaminis n
- attempttemptamentum, temptamenti n
- attempttenptamentum, tenptamenti n
- attempttentamentum, tentamenti n
- assembly by districtcomitia tributa
- atomuncia, unciae f
- arrant thieftrifur, trifuris m
- a man leaning on a stafftripes, tripedis m
- adherents of tritheismtritheitae, tritheitarum m
- auxiliary corps :: auxiliary forces :: aid :: assistance, supportsubsidium, subsidii n
- adorned with trophiestropaeatus, tropaeata, tropaeatum
- attentioncoera, coerae f
- agitatedturbatus, turbata, turbatum
- abuservexator, vexatoris m
- actualverus, vera, verum
- authortuba, tubae f
- accountbookcaudex, caudicis m
- accountbookcodex, codicis m (caudex)
- admit as truecredo 3
- a female vintnercupa, cupae f
- alburnum of a treetorulus, toruli m
- a sea-fishamia, amiae f
- a sea-fishamias, amiae m
- altar :: a green fieldcaespes, caespitis m
- advert to :: attend to :: admonish ofadverto 3
- advert to :: attend to :: admonish ofadvorto 3
- advert to :: attend to :: admonish ofarverto 3
- agitateverso 1
- agitatevorso 1
- avoidaversor 1 (avorsor 1)
- avoidavorsor 1
- avert :: appropriate to one’s self :: alienateaverto 3 (avorto 3)
- apply tome confero
- alterverto 3 (vorto 3)
- altervorto 3
- athwarttransversus, transversa, transversum
- athwarttransvorsus, transvorsa, transvorsum
- adverseadversus, adversa, adversum
- adverseadvorsus, advorsa, advorsum
- apostropheapostropha, apostrophae f
- apostropheapostrophe, apostrophes f
- an abscess :: alterationconversio, conversionis f
- alterationvertigo, vertiginis f
- at a game played by throwing dicetropa
- a twelfthuncia, unciae f
- a twelfthuntia, untiae f
- at two timesbis
- a pairbini, binae, bina
- allegoricalbilinguis, bilingue
- allegoricalbilinguus, bilingua, bilinguum
- arbitrary ruletyrannis, tyrannidis f
- arbitratordisceptator, disceptatoris m
- according to the general wishconsensu
- all togetheruno ore
- ambiguous wordsverba oblivia
- auspiciously :: at a fortunate momentauspicato
- at onceuno nomine
- assistant-overseersubcustos, subcustodis m
- assistant-overseersuccustos, succustodis m
- attemptconor 1
- apply one’s self to :: arrive somewhere :: appertain toattingo 3
- attemptconata, conatorum n
- attemptconatum, conati n
- attemptconatio, conationis f
- assistant-instructorsubdoctor, subdoctoris m
- anxietysollicitudo, sollicitudinis f
- adversitiesaspera, asperorum n
- ageaevum, aevi n
- associationcongregatus, congregatus m
- associationconsociatio, consociationis f
- add togethercoaduno 1
- agreeingconsociatus, consociata, consociatum
- accordant with :: agreeing with :: accordantconiunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum
- acre :: as (Roman coinage unit)as, assis m
- as (Roman coinage unit)assis, assis m
- anonymousanonymos, anonymon
- anonymousanonymus, anonymum
- art without breadartificium ingratum
- abstemiouslyabstinenter
- ascendingacclivis, acclive
- ascendingacclivus, accliva, acclivum
- atticcoenaculum, coenaculi n
- assemble together (by exciting or rousing)concieo 2
- assemble together (by exciting or rousing)concio 4 (concieo 2)
- association :: advantageusus, usus m
- accustom one to somethingassuesco 3 (adsuesco 3) (tr.)
- apply torturetormenta adhibeo
- abuseabutor 3
- abusedeutor 3 (+ Abl.)
- applicationchresis, chresis f
- accept :: adopt :: adoptutor 3
- advantageutilitas, utilitatis f
- accustomedconsuetus, consueta, consuetum
- acquiring :: appropriatingacquisitivus, acquisitiva, acquisitivum
- advantageous :: adaptedutilis, utile
- advantageouslyutiliter
- accustomedusitatus, usitata, usitatum
- a liarvanidicus, vanidica, vanidicum
- admiredambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
- appraisementsaestimiae, aestimiarum f
- appraiseappretio 1
- affectdiligo 3
- appraisingadaeratio, adaerationis f
- arch overcamaro 1
- arch overcamero 1
- arch overconcamero 1
- archcameratio, camerationis f
- archconvexum, convexi n
- archconvexa, convexorum n
- arched roof :: archcamara, camarae f
- arched roof :: archcamera, camerae f (camara)
- affrontverborum contumelia
- absintheabsentatum, absentati n
- absintheabsentium, absentii n
- absintheabsinthiatum, absinthiati n
- absintheabsinthites, absinthitae m
- absintheabsinthium, absinthii n
- absintheabsinthius, absinthii m
- absintheapsinthium, apsinthii n
- a tetrametertetrameter, tetrametri m
- afflicted with vertigoapiosus, apiosa, apiosum
- aridsiticulosus, siticulosa, siticulosum
- ardent :: activevehemens, vehementis
- anxiousscrupulosus, scrupulosa, scrupulosum
- aperture of a volcanic mountaincreterrae, creterrarum f
- aperture of a volcanic mountain :: a constellationcrater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f)
- aperture of a volcanic mountain :: a constellationcratera, craterae f
- agricultural implementsvas, vasis n
- agricultural implementsvasa, vasorum n
- anxietysollicitatio, sollicitationis f
- agonyagonia, agoniorum n
- act of violence against someone :: act of murder against someonevis alicui allata
- ardentconcitatus, concitata, concitatum
- accentvox, vocis f
- amount of wordsambitus verborum
- assent :: approbation :: applausesuffragium, suffragii n
- assent :: approbation :: applausesufragium, sufragii n
- attach :: appointdevoveo 2
- avaricious personvolturius, volturii m
- avaricious personvultur, vulturis m
- avaricious personvulturius, vulturii m
- attackbellifico 1
- axle makeraxearius, axearii m
- await the endultima exspecto (expecto)
- attendanttoraria, torarii m
- ambleambulatura, ambulaturae f
- alonesolivagus, solivaga, solivagum
- a class of hereticscircumcellio, circumcellionis m
- a kind of tilburycovinnus, covinni m
- a kind of tilburycovinus, covini m
- a Tuscan-Latin incantation against firearse verse
- a Tuscan-Latin incantation against firearses vurses
- averting by prayerdeprecatio, deprecationis f
- ardor :: ardent lovecalor, caloris m
- atone fordiluo 3
- an inundationdiluvies, diluviei f
- an inundationdiluvio, diluvionis f
- an inundationdiluvium, diluvii n
- ablutiondelavatio, delavationis f
- accession of land gradually washed to the shore by the flowing of water :: alluvial landalluvio, alluvionis f (adluvio)
- accession of land gradually washed to the shore by the flowing of water :: alluvial landalluvium, alluvii n
- atrophyatrophia, atrophiae f
- averttutor 1
- anxiousvigilans, vigilantis
- any wavelike thingunda, undae f
- ancestral wax imagecerea effigies
- ancestral wax imagecerea imago
- ancestral wax imagescerae, cerarum f
- a precious stoneceritis, ceritidis f
- an attendant at Christian ceremonial worshipceroferarius, ceroferarii m
- apparitorviator, viatoris m
- artificesartes, artium f
- affectedaffectus, affecta, affectum
- alienateddesuetus, desueta, desuetum
- axetelum, teli n
- armouryarmifactorium, armifactorii n
- addadtexo 3
- addattexo 3 (adtexo 3)
- affix :: add :: annex :: appendsubtexo 3
- advise upondelibero 1
- agreeable :: acceptableacceptus, accepta, acceptum
- apt :: adaptedcompositus, composita, compositum
- anointeddelibutus, delibuta, delibutum
- a forbidden thing :: a prohibited thingvetitum, vetiti n
- aftermatsicilimentum, sicilimenti n
- a debtdebitum, debiti n
- as soon as everut primum
- as soon as :: asubi (+ Ind.)
- anywhereubicumque
- anywhereubicunque
- anywhereubiquomque
- anywhereubiubi
- argilargila, argilae f
- argilargilla, argillae f
- albumenalbumen, albuminis n
- albugoalbugo, albuginis f
- agedcanus, cana, canum
- abolisherabrogator, abrogatoris m
- approvercomprobator, comprobatoris m
- ambidextrousaequimanus, aequimana, aequimanum
- altogetherex toto
- altogetherin totum
- abominablescelerus, scelera, scelerum
- accursed :: abominablescelestus, scelesta, scelestum
- amplitudeamplitudo, amplitudinis f
- at a later timespatiose
- a standard of the Roman legions :: an unknown kind of fishaper, apri m
- arbutearbutus, arbuti f
- artificetechina, techinae f
- artificetechna, ae f
- affectionvoluntas, voluntatis f
- a kind of larva under the bark of treescossis, cossis m
- a kind of larva under the bark of treescossus, cossi m
- add to :: annexagglomero 1 (adglomero)
- addle-eggsova zephyria
- a spoiled fellow :: a worthless fellow :: a good-fornothingvappa, vappae f
- armpitala, alae f
- armpitascella, ascellae f
- armpitascilla, ascillae f
- armpitaxilla, axillae f
- assuredlyaffirmate
- arrogantlyarroganter
- assuredly :: at leastcerte
- areostylearaeostylos, araeostylon
- amplyample
- according to the constitutioniure
- attentivearrectis auribus
- at sunrise :: at daybreakcum diluculo
- atapur + Akk.
- ataput + Akk.
- at :: among :: at the house ofapud + Akk.
- along withcum + Abl.
- abandon the lawsuitcausa desisto
- anxiousdiffidens, diffidentis
- attestationtestimonium, testimonii n
- admireadmiror 1
- admireammiror 1
- astonishing :: amazingstupendus, stupenda, stupendum
- astonishinglyadmirative
- accustomedsolitus, solita, solitum
- appendix to a willcodicilli, codicillorum m
- a growth of other plants :: a crowded mass :: abundancesilva, silvae f
- artful :: artisticdaedalus, daedala, daedalum
- allmundus omnis
- allmundus universus
- absintheabsynthium, absynthii n
- absintheabsinthatum, absinthati n
- adore along withcoadoro 1
- adorationadolatio, adolationis f
- adorationadoratio, adorationis f
- adorationadoratus, adoratus m
- admirable :: astonishingadmirabilis, admirabile
- adorableadolabilis, adolabile
- adorableadorabilis, adorabile
- after the manner of an old womananicularis, aniculare
- any clothingamictus, amictus m
- a sow’s matrixvolva, volvae f (vulva, vulvae f)
- a sow’s matrixvulva, vulvae f
- a sow’s matrixbulba, bulbae f
- angrystomachosus, stomachosa, stomachosum
- antagonist :: adversarycolluctator, colluctatoris m
- announce in writingscribo 3
- alter :: assigntransscribo 3
- assent to :: agree to :: approve of any thing :: allow :: accordsubscribo 3
- authorscriptor, scriptoris m
- a means of remindingcommonitorium, commonitoriī n
- autographautographus, autographa, autographum
- an evil doerfacinus, facinoris n
- an evil doerhomo maleficus
- an evil doermalefactor, malefactoris m
- an evil doerscelerator, sceleratoris m
- an evil doermaleficus, malefici m
- annual income of natural productsannona, annonae f
- annual :: appointedsollemnis, sollemne
- arms of brassaurichalcum, aurichalci n
- abatecado 3
- am constrained :: am compelledvincor 3
- add toadiugo 1
- am under great obligationbenigne (2)
- a steerbuculus, buculi m
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