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- coming uponsuperventus, superventus m
- castor-oiloleum cicinum
- changes of directiondeverticula et anfractus
- dies festorum pridianus
- comb one's haircomas como
- comb one's haircomas pecto
- combatant for a prizeagonista, agonistae m
- contract friendship by means of the tesseraecontessero 1
- consequentlysequaciter
- contractorcontractor, contractoris m
- connect :: conclude :: conjectureconicio 5
- confineconfine, confinis n
- confidantconscius, conscii m
- customassuetudo, assuetudinis f (adsuetudo)
- custom :: customary right :: companionship :: conversationconsuetudo, consuetudinis f
- cessationsilentium, silentii n
- close union :: conclusionconexio, conexionis f
- concord :: conspiracyconspiratio, conspirationis f
- concord :: conspiracyconspiratus, conspiratus m
- communicatingaspiramen, aspiraminis n
- calamity :: corruptionclades, cladis f
- contributing to knowledgecollatus, collatus m
- convulsionconductio, conductionis f
- consuming by fire :: conflagrationdeflagratio, deflagrationis f
- consuming by fire :: conflagrationdifflammatio, difflammationis f
- consuming by fire :: cremationcrematio, cremationis f
- captivecaptivus, captivi m
- consummationconsummatio, consummationis f
- chief of the corpse-bearersdecanus, decanusi m
- choicedelectio, delectionis f
- collecting :: conclusioncollectio, collectionis f
- calling incoactio, coactionis f
- connecting :: conjugationconiugatio, coniugationis f
- conference :: conversation :: close union :: combination :: carnal union :: copulationcongressus, congressus m
- crowd :: company :: combination :: coitioncoitus, coitus m
- conspiracy :: coalition :: coitioncoitio, coitionis f
- condensationcondensatio, condensationis f
- common boundary :: close connection :: confinesconfinium, confinii n
- conjectureconiectatio, coniectationis f
- consolation :: comfortconsolatio, consolationis f
- calling togetherconvocatio, convocationis f
- corruptioncorruptio, corruptionis f
- connectingcopulatio, copulationis f
- capcuculio, cuculionis m
- cap :: conical wrapper :: conical casecucullio, cucullionis m
- cap :: conical wrapper :: conical casecucullus, cuculli m
- cap :: conical wrapper :: conical casecuculla, cucullae f
- choicecreatio, creationis f
- care :: cultivation :: care :: culturecultura, culturae f
- cutting to piecesconcisio, concisionis f
- cheatingdefraudatio, defraudationis f
- cutthroat placespoliarium, spoliariī n
- contemning :: contemptcontemptus, contemptus m
- contemningaspernatio, aspernationis f
- contemptcontemptio, contemptionis f
- chink :: cleftconcisura, concisurae f
- company :: class :: clubdecuria, decuriae f
- contractcontractus, contractus m
- compositionconscriptio, conscriptionis f
- change from a higher to a lower condition :: chance :: calamitycasus, casus m
- chamoisdama, damae f
- chamoisdamma, dammae f (dama, damae f)
- companion at a feastcoepulonus, coepuloni m
- creditorcreditrix, creditrici f
- caregivercuratrix, curatricis f
- constancy :: consistencyconstantia, constantiae f
- copiousnessaffluentia, affluentiae f (adfluentia)
- connection :: continuationcontinuatio, continuationis f
- cyprus-oil :: cyprus-ointmentcyprinum, cyprini n
- cloakamiculum, amiculi n
- capitulationdeditio, deditionis f
- coruscationcoruscatio, coruscationis f
- cementing togetherconglutinatio, conglutinationis f
- compass :: circuit of a thingcircumgressus, circumgressus m
- circumlocutionambages, ambagis f
- circumlocutionambago, ambaginis f
- cupping-glasscucurbita, cucurbitae f
- contritioncontritio, contritionis f
- continence :: contiguitycontinentia, continentiae f
- caverncavamen, cavaminis n
- comparing :: conjectureconiectio, coniectionis f
- combinationcompagina, compaginae f
- combination :: connectionconexus, conexus m
- combination :: connectionconnexus, connexus m
- connecting together :: commissure :: connection in discoursecommissura, commissurae f
- connectioncompages, compagis f
- connectioncompago, compaginis f
- connection :: coherencecontextus, contextus m
- connectionconclusura, conclusurae f
- composingcontextio, contextionis f
- cargo haulerchamulcus, chamulci m
- copperasmisy, misyos n
- ciperum, ciperi n
- cyperon, cyperi n
- cyperos, cyperi m
- cyperum, cyperi n
- chamoiscapreolus, capreoli m
- cognizanceconscientia, conscientiae f
- care :: cultivation :: culturecultus, cultus m
- calmerconstrator, constratoris m
- cabrioletcisium, cisii n
- company assembled for amusementsessiuncula, sessiunculae f
- company at tableconvivium, convivii n
- cutting off the topdecacuminatio, decacuminationis f
- clamorconvicium, convicii n
- clamorconvitium, convitii n
- cricketscabellum, scabelli n
- chickweedalsine, alsines f
- couchcubitus, cubitus m
- copulation :: coitionconcubitus, concubitus m
- creatingconditio, conditionis f (2)
- composing :: completingconfectio, confectionis f
- conformityconvenientia, convenientiae f
- company :: corporation :: court of justice :: conjunction :: connection :: compact :: covenantconventus, conventus m
- combining :: confounding :: confusionconfusio, confusionis f
- conceding :: concessionconcessus, concessus m
- colt’sfootbechion, bechii n
- comfreyconsolida, consolidae f
- called also parietariavitraria, vitrariae f
- called also parietariavitriaria, vitriariae f
- cleaversaparine, aparines f
- canary grassanabasis, anabasis f
- colored amberbaptes, baptae m
- concealingconditus, conditus m (2)
- collocationcollocatio, collocationis f
- construction :: constructionconstructio, constructionis f
- compilationcompilatio, compilationis f
- creaking :: clattering :: clashingcrepitus, crepitus m
- circulationcircumvolutatio, circumvolutationis f
- cliffcautes, cautis f (cotes, cotis f)
- cliffcotes, cotis f
- coursecursus, cursus m
- coincidence :: concert of motionconcursatio, concursationis f
- concurrenceconcursio, concursionis f
- course :: careercurriculum, curriculi n
- canonizerconsecrator, consecratoris m
- confirming :: consolation :: confirmingconfirmatio, confirmationis f
- considerationconspectus, conspectus m
- collectingconquisitio, conquisitionis f
- catching :: comprehensioncomprehensio, comprehensionis f
- catching :: comprehensioncomprensio, comprensionis f
- closing :: conclusion :: conclusion in a syllogismconclusio, conclusionis f
- collection of persons sitting togetherconsessus, consessus m
- counter :: conclusioncalcis, calcis f
- counter :: conclusioncalx, calcis f
- cardamoncardamomum, cardamomi n
- covering :: curtain :: canopy :: curtain of a theatre :: covering for beds and sofasaulaea, aulaeae f
- covering :: curtain :: canopy :: curtain of a theatre :: covering for beds and sofasaulaeum, aulaei n
- circlecircumstatio, circumstationis f
- condition :: circumstancescircumstantia, circumstantiae f
- commacaesum, caesi n
- collisionafflictus, afflictus m
- collision :: conflict :: combat :: contest :: conflictconflictio, conflictionis f
- collision :: conflict :: combat :: contest :: conflictconfrictio, confrictionis f
- collision :: conflictconflictatio, conflictationis f
- contestconflictus, conflictus m
- companionship at tableconcenatio, concenationis f
- companionship at tableconcoenatio, concoenationis f
- conspiracy :: confederacyconiuratio, coniurationis f
- care :: charge :: curecuratio, curationis f
- contact :: connection :: contacl with something physically or morally unclean :: contagion :: contaminationcontagio, contagionis f
- contact :: connection :: contacl with something physically or morally unclean :: contagion :: contaminationcontagium, contagii n
- contact :: connection :: contacl with something physically or morally unclean :: contagion :: contaminationcontamen, contaminis n
- contactcontrectatio, contrectationis f
- contactcontactus, contactus m
- contemptconculcatus, conculcatus m
- crest of a helmet :: clitoriscrista, cristae f
- controversy :: contentioncontroversia, controversiae f
- circulationcircumactio, circumactionis f
- convex roundness :: convexity :: concavityconvexitas, convexitatis f
- convexity :: concavityconvexio, convexionis f
- complaintconquestio, conquestionis f
- carecustodela, custodelae f
- care :: custody :: confinementcustodia, custodiae f
- complicationcontortio, contortionis f
- crowningcoronamen, coronaminis n
- cause someone's deathcapitis aliquem perdo
- clearaquosus, aquosa, aquosum
- chieflytum maxime
- consummation :: completenessabsolutio, absolutionis f
- copiousnesscopia, copiae f
- copiouslyabundanter
- copiouslyaccumulate
- contumelycontumelia, contumeliae f
- contumelycontumia, contumiae f
- chasmvorago, voraginis f
- chasmbarathrum, barathri n
- courteous :: condescendingcommune, communis n
- convenientlyex commodo
- convenientlyper commodum
- correspondent :: consequentconsequens, consequentis
- chide :: call to accountcompello 1
- compositionadstructio, adstructionis f
- compositionastructio, astructionis f
- complaint :: calumnycriminatio, criminationis f
- category or class of predicablescategoria, categoriae f
- calumniatecalumnior 1
- complain of :: calumniate :: charge with :: criminatecriminor 1
- charge someone with a crimecrimini aliquem substituo
- challenge someone in courtaliquem reum postulo
- charge someonealicui periculum facesso
- calumniatorcriminator, criminatoris m
- complainercausator, causatoris m
- customaryassuetus, assueta, assuetum (adsuetus)
- confessconfiteor 2
- castle :: citadel :: chateauacropolis, acropolis f
- calling of a barbertonstreinum, tonstreini n
- calling of a barbertonstrinum, tonstrini n
- constructingaedificatio, aedificationis f
- conception :: casevisio, visionis f
- conduct :: carry onago 3
- comedian :: comic poetcomicus, comici m
- certainlycorgo
- certainlygorgo
- certainlyprofecto
- conform to :: comply withme accommodo
- cornice of the pedestaladiectio, adiectionis f
- comfort speakerallocutor, allocutoris m
- concludeargumentor 1
- consistencyanimī constantia
- city administrationcustodia urbis
- confessconfessionem facio
- change the way of lifecultum muto
- crowned with vine-leavesviticomus, viticoma, viticomum
- clever :: cunning :: craftyversutus, versuta, versutum
- clever :: cunning :: craftyvorsutus, vorsuta, vorsutum
- craft :: cunningastus, astus m
- counterfeitadulterinus, adulterina, adulterinum
- charge :: come todecurro 3
- continuancesuccessus, successus m
- compendiouscompendiosus, compendiosa, compendiosum
- counselconsulta, consultae f
- counsel stronglyconsuadeo 2
- courtesyaffabilitas sermonis
- connectedadsocius, adsocia, adsocium
- connectedassocius, associa, associum
- confirmauthentico 1
- confirmauctorizo 1
- confirmauctoro 1
- confirmationaffirmatio, affirmationis f
- censuringcastigatorius, castigatoria, castigatorium
- commonlyvulgariter
- contemporaryaequaevus, aequaevi m
- commissioneractionarius, actionariī m
- come to an agreementcomparare inter se
- coincide with something :: correspondcompeto 3
- consistentconveniens, convenientis
- consonantconsonans, consonantis
- consistent :: congruous :: consistentcongruens, congruentis
- concordantcongruus, congrua, congruum
- concordsymphonium, symphonii n
- concordsymphonia, symphoniae f
- contractcompactum, compacti n (compectum, compecti n)
- concord :: common feeling :: common lifeconsensus, consensus m
- contractcompectum, compecti n
- compact :: covenant :: conventionconventum, conventi n
- congruitycongruentia, congruentiae f
- consonanceconsonantia, consonantiae f
- condition :: compact :: condition :: circumstancescondicio, condicionis f
- condition :: compact :: condition :: circumstancesconditio, conditionis f (3)
- current of air :: creature endowed with soulanima, animae f
- collectiveuniversi, universae, universa
- collectiveuniversus, universa, universum
- collectiveunivorsus, univorsa, univorsum
- concordantcuncticinus, cuncticina, cuncticinum
- calmersedator, sedatoris m
- calming of the passionssedatio, sedationis f
- charmdelecto 1
- charm of pleasureblandimenta voluptatis
- constellation in the southern skyara, arae f
- change entirely :: change one’s form of expression :: change :: conversecommuto 1
- changealternamentum, alternamenti n
- constantlycusque
- correctioncorrectio, correctionis f
- circular or oval building in which each successive seat, raised above the last, furnished an unobstructed viewamphitheater, amphitheatri m
- circular or oval building in which each successive seat, raised above the last, furnished an unobstructed viewamphitheatrum, amphitheatri n
- composingconcinnatio, concinnationis f
- common accord :: combination :: conspiracy :: conspiratorsconsensio, consensionis f
- concordconcordia, concordiae f
- concordconcorditas, concorditatis f
- conceding :: concession (retiring figure of speech)concessio, concessionis f
- cone :: capsule of rosemarycachry, cachryos n
- cone :: capsule of rosemarycachrys, cachryos f
- constructionstructura, structurae f
- concern :: care of lovecura, curae f
- contemplation :: considerationcontemplatio, contemplationis f
- conclusive proofcontestatio, contestationis f
- chariot :: carassis, assis m
- chariot :: car :: climeaxis, axis m
- concupiscenceconcupiscentia, concupiscentiae f
- considerationcircumspectus, circumspectus m
- caraoonscolymos, scolymi m
- castor-oil tree, also called crotoncici n (indecl.)
- cultivator :: cultivator of land :: countrymancultor, cultoris m
- commencementcarcer, carceris m
- companion :: comrade :: colleague :: consortcompar, comparis c
- crowding togetherconglobatio, conglobationis f
- charactercharacter, characteris m
- charactercharacterium, characterii n
- catgut :: cordchorda, chordae f
- constraint :: compulsioncompulsio, compulsionis f
- curseanathematizo 1
- customarytraditionalis, traditionale
- cornerangulus, anguli m
- courageousanimatus, animata, animatum
- cycle of the yearannui anfractus
- copiousunctus, uncta, unctum
- countermeasureantipharmacon, antipharmaci n
- choriambus reversedantispastus, antispasti m
- consisting of antispastsantispasticus, antispasticum
- carefulness in regard to a thinganxietas, anxietatis f
- currentamnis, amnis m
- copperaes, aeris n
- castlecastrum, castri n
- cragsilex, silicis m
- creakingstridor, stridoris m
- corpsecorpus, corporis n
- cottage :: cabin :: country estatecasa, casae f
- cottagetaberna, tabernae f
- charmdelinimen, deliniminis n
- charmdelinimentum, delinimenti n
- charmdilenimentum, dilenimenti n
- charmdelenimen, deleniminis n
- charmdelenimentum, delenimenti n
- calm the angry mobconcitatam multitudinem reprimo
- candidacy :: candidaturecandidatus, candidatus m
- conceive :: contain :: comprehend intellectuallycomprehendo 3
- conceive :: contain :: comprehend intellectuallycomprendo 3
- consensualcomprobabilis, comprobabile
- claimassero 3 (adsero 3)
- complete,perfectartios, artia, artium
- confirmcomprobo 1
- confirmationapprobatio, approbationis f
- cornfieldarva, arvae f
- cultivated land :: countryarvum, arvi n
- curved fountaintullius, tullii m
- curvedarquatus, arquata, arquatum
- curvedarcuatus, arcuata, arcuatum (arquatus, arquata, arquatum)
- changing wordsaltercatim
- consoleancon, anconis m
- calamusacoron, acori n
- calamusacoros, acori f
- calamusacorum, acori n
- cause offenceoffensas voco
- cockinessadtollentia, adtollentiae f
- cockinessattollentia, attollentiae f
- comic poetryars comoedica
- celature :: carved workcaelatura, caelaturae f
- chasingtoreutice, toreutice f
- carvercaelator, caelatoris m
- cruellybarbare
- concatenated :: contiguous :: connectedconserte
- concatenated :: contiguous :: connectedconsertim
- climbascendo 3
- claim as one’s own :: confer uponarrogo 1
- convict of guilt :: convict of crimecoarguo 3
- cause a bloodbath :: commit a murdercaedem perpetro
- century :: companycenturia, centuriae f
- collectconcenturio 1
- confirmapprobo 1 (adprobo 1)
- councilor of the cityconsiliarius urbanus
- comparison of one thing with othersadsimilatio, adsimilationis f (adsimulatio)
- comparison of one thing with othersadsimulatio, adsimulationis f
- comparison of one thing with othersassimilatio, assimilationis f (adsimilatio)
- comparison of one thing with othersassimulatio, assimulationis f (adsimulatio)
- charge withadtribuo 3
- charge withattribuo 3 (adtribuo 3)
- contractual unionassociatio, associationis f
- conceitednessarrogantia, arrogantiae f
- contractingstalticus, staltica, stalticum
- cosmonautastronauta, astronautae m
- certainlydemum
- convenientlycommodulum
- convenientlycommodule
- chronologicallytemporatim
- clash hostilely :: compete against each otherconcurrunt inter se
- coupadventus repentinus
- contaminateattamino 1 (adtamino 1)
- come to powerrerum adipiscor
- clothe :: cherishcolo 3
- carefullyattente
- contractionadductio, adductionis f
- certifierconsignator, consignatoris m
- credibilityauctoritas, auctoritatis f
- credibilityautoritas, autoritatis f
- consciousness of braveryvirtus conscia
- consciousness of wrongdoingcogitatio iniuriae
- cloths stretched over the theatre to protect against the heat of the sunapuliae, apuliarum f
- crookedlytorte
- carpenter’s axeascea,asceae f
- carpenter’s axeascia, asciae f
- chamberlainblato, blatonis m
- covering of the backtergum, tergi n
- carelesssupinus, supina, supinum
- conclusioncalculorum subductio
- crossbowarcuballista, arcuballistae f
- chain for the neck :: collarcollare, collaris n
- chain for the neck :: collarcollarium, collarii n
- credit cardcharta argentaria
- coined :: cancelledcancellatus, cancellata, cancellatum
- coopervietor, vietoris m
- coopervitor, vitoris m
- contend in the chariot-raceaurigo 1
- contend in the chariot-raceaurigor 1
- consider :: consider asarbitror 1
- cry like an ox-driverbubulcito 1
- cry like an ox-driverbubulcitor 1
- can stand up tocapax sum
- correspond tosuppeto 3
- come to a place (upon a horse, in a carriage, ship)advehor 3
- consist of :: consist incontineor
- cleave tocohaereo 2
- changevario 1
- completeconficio 5
- continue :: come to a stand :: ceaseconsisto 3
- cherish friendship with someoneamicitiam gero cum aliquo
- clothe with haircomo 1
- ceasesileo 2
- coexistcoexsisto 3
- comply withsubservio 4
- countenanceaffaveo 2
- cease from exertionconquiesco 3
- call :: call loudly :: call outvocito 1
- comevento 1
- carriage :: constellation called the Wagon of Bootestemo, temonis m
- club :: cudgeltrabs, tabis f
- carry aboutvectito 1
- carry a thing somewhere :: convey a thing somewhere :: conferconfero
- carry over :: convey over :: carry along :: carry in public :: convey :: changetransfero
- carry aroundcircumgesto 1
- carry down :: convey to any place :: confer upondefero
- carry awayasporto 1
- carry beforeantefero
- carry together in abundanceconvecto 1
- carry round :: carry aboutcircumfero
- carry together :: collectcomporto 1
- carry together :: collect :: constructcongero 3
- confirm :: corroborateadtestor 1
- confirm :: corroborateattestor 1 (adtestor 1)
- call to witnestestificor 1
- carry :: conveyvecto 1
- carry :: conveyveho 3
- carry :: conveyaggero 3
- carry :: carry awayabsporto 1
- corruptvesticeps, vesticipis
- carrier :: conveyersubvector, subvectoris m
- clothed with fleshcarniger, carnigera, carnigerum
- carrying to a place :: collecting :: collectionaggestus, aggestus m (adgestus, aggestus m)
- calling to witnesstestatio, testationis f
- carrying :: conveyingvectura, vecturae f
- crush :: checkcontundo 3
- cudgelcaio 1
- cudgelled soundlydemulcatus, demulcata, demulcatum
- come to physical repose :: come to a state of repose in relation to one’s wishesacquiesco 3
- curdle :: congealderigesco 3
- curdle :: congealdirigesco 3
- cease speaking :: cease sounding :: come to rest :: ceaseconticesco 3 (conticisco 3)
- cease speaking :: cease sounding :: come to rest :: ceaseconticisco 3
- condensespissesco 3
- cognition :: conception :: cognizancecognitio, cognitionis f
- covering :: coverlet :: couchstratum, strati n
- coverletstroma, stromatis n
- cells of waxcerea castra
- cheatos alicui sublino
- cheatalicuius os sublino
- chieftyante omnia
- commonlyvolgo
- commonlyvulgo
- continue the whole night until daybreakantelucanus, antelucana, antelucanum
- connectcongenero 1
- carry on a actioncommitto 3
- cut into :: cutaccido 3 [2]
- commencecoepio 5
- commencecoipio 5
- commencecoepto 1
- commencedcoeptus, coepta, coeptum
- customadsuetudo, adsuetudinis f
- correspondingcohaerens, cohaerentis
- consider something as certainaliquid pro certo credo
- chileanchiliastae, chiliastārum m
- colicstrophoma, strophomatis n
- colicstrophus, strophi m
- consecrated to VenusCythereias, Cythereiadis f
- convivialsymposiacus, symposiaca, symposiacum
- classicalclassicus, classica, classicum
- cough-tussicularis, tussiculare
- coming from a grandfatheravitus, avita, avitum
- costlystlatarius, stlataria, stlatarium
- containing a twelfthunciarius, unciaria, unciarium
- conformable to one’s wishvotivus, votiva, votivum
- copied from lifeiconicus, iconica, iconicum
- connectingsubiunctivus, subiunctiva, subiunctivum
- concludingterminalis, terminale
- conjecturalconiecturalis, coniecturale
- conjugal :: connubialconiugialis, coniugiale
- concerning sensual enjoymentvoluptarius, voluptaria, voluptarium
- concerning sensual enjoymentvoluptuarius, voluptuaria, voluptuarium
- cellularcellularis, cellulare
- coated with chalk :: chalkedcretarius, cretaria, cretarium
- cinematiccinematographicus, cinematographica, cinematographicum
- city- :: civicurbicus, urbica, urbicum
- country-like :: country-rusticus, rustica, rusticum
- Crimensis, Crimense
- culturalculturalis, culturale
- coming from the earthadterrāneus, adterrānea, adterrāneum
- coming from the earthatterrāneus, atterrānea, atterrāneum (adterrāneus)
- common :: commonplacevulgaris, vulgare
- common :: commonplacevulgarius, vulgaria, vulgarium
- capital :: chiefcapitalis, capitale
- cruralcruralis, crurale
- containing seventyseptuagenarius, septuagenaria, septuagenarium
- contemplativeumbraticus, umbratica, umbraticum
- changeabletemporarius, temporaria, temporarium
- concerning tributetributarius, tributaria, tributarium
- close tosubter + Abl.
- close tosubter + Akk.
- climate-zonezona, zonae f
- circlebalteum, baltei n
- chairsedes, sedis f
- curvevaro 1
- curvesinuo 1
- curvinguncatio, uncationis f
- curvesinuamen, sinuaminis n
- curvedcircumactus, circumacta, circumactum
- curveduncatus, uncata, uncatum
- curved roundamflexus, amflexa, amflexum
- curvesinus, sinus m
- curved backdecurvatus, decurvata, decurvatum
- cover overallinio 4
- cover overallino 3 (adlino 3)
- cover overcollino 3
- confer the right of citizenshipcivitate dono
- carefulcuriosus, curiosa, curiosum
- cheat on somebodyalicui aliquam fallaciam porto
- cheatdepelliculor 1
- coming from beyond seatransmarinus, transmarina, transmarinum
- cabrioletbirota, birotae f
- cholerbilis, bilis f
- clothe withcircumstringo 3
- connect :: contract, carry on concert :: continue without interruption :: composeconiungo 3
- cause (physical) painango 3
- connect :: combine :: connect :: checkcoligo 1
- connect :: combine :: connect :: checkcolligo 1
- connect :: combine :: connect :: checkconligo 1
- compress :: compass :: confinevincio 4
- cementingsuffrenatio, suffrenationis f
- connectioncolligatio, colligationis f (conligatio)
- connectionconligatio, conligationis f
- clamp :: clinchercatenatio, catenationis f
- catching ataucipium, aucipii n
- catching ataucupium, aucupii n
- cupping-glasscucurbitella, cucurbitellae f
- cupping-glasscucurbitula, cucurbitulae f
- calamitous :: causticamarus, amara, amarum
- coalblack :: clothed in blackater, atra, atrum
- color very blackdenigro 1
- capvensica, vensicae f
- capvesica, vesicae f
- capvessica, vessicae f
- censurervituperator, vituperatoris m
- censurervitupero, vituperonis m
- censurablevituperabilis, vituperabile
- censuring :: censurevituperatio, vituperationis f
- connection by birthcognatio, cognationis f
- consanguinityconsanguinitas, consanguinitatis f
- crudecrudus, cruda, crudum
- cleanse by blowingdeflo 1
- causeconflo 1
- combine :: conspireconspiro 1
- cuffcolaphus, colaphi m
- cat-eyedcaesius, caesia, caesium
- curatorium, curatorii n
- capacityvalentia, valentiae f
- corpsvexillatio, vexillationis f
- corpsecorpus mortui
- corpsecorpus hominis mortui
- consume :: cook :: concoctdecoco 3
- consume :: cook :: concoctdecoquo 3 (decoco, dequoquo)
- consume :: cook :: concoctdequoquo 3
- consider wellconcoquo 3
- cooked meatcaro cocta
- crispedapiatus, apiata, apiatum
- cooked in the potaulicoctus, aulicocta, aulicoctum
- courageousaudax, audacis
- courageouslyaudaciter
- courageouslyaudacter (audaciter)
- courageaudentia, audentiae f
- courageanimositas, animositatis f
- courageaudacia, audaciae f
- catechismcatechismus, catechismi m
- co-drinkerscombibiones, combibionum m
- contiguousconfinis, confine
- contiguousconfinius, confinia, confinium
- contiguouscontiguus, contigua, contiguum
- coaxterebro 1
- connected with by birthadnatus, adnata, adnatum
- connected with by birthagnatus, agnata, agnatum
- congenital :: coëval withcongenitus, congenita, congenitum
- condemned to do any thingdamnas
- chained :: connected :: continuedcatenatus, catenata, catenatum
- confinedefinio 4
- confinediffinio 4
- confineconfinia, confinium n
- conclusiondeterminatio, determinationis f
- casket for perfumesalabaster, alabastri m
- casket for perfumesalabastrum, alabastri n
- chestcampsa, campsae f
- choler :: contentcerebrum, cerebri n
- craniumcalva, calvae f
- complicatedcontortus, contorta, contortum
- corruptconrumpo 3
- circuit :: circuitous route :: circumlocutionanfractus, anfractus m (amfractus)
- circumlocutionamfractus, amfractus m
- chest :: covering for the breast :: corselet :: cuirassthorax, thoracis m
- consciousnessanimus, animi m
- come nearaspiro 1
- come nearadspiro 1
- couragespiritus, spiritus m
- conciselyconcise
- conciselysuccincte
- conciselysuccinctim
- clear weathersudum, sudi n
- clearlyclaritus
- conquer completelydebello 1
- complain ofarripio 5
- create :: create for any office :: choose :: create :: call into being :: causecereo 1
- create :: create for any office :: choose :: create :: call into being :: causecreo 1
- claimdefendo 3
- cause harm to someonedetrimentum alicui infundo
- confine :: compress :: contractcoangusto 1
- corrupt :: contaminatecontamino 1
- combine into one whole :: connectcommitto 3
- collectcompono 3
- cast suspicion on somebodysuspicionem confero in aliquem
- change the topicsermonem alio transfero
- carry to :: conduct to :: convey toapporto 1 (adporto 1)
- collectcorrogo 1
- compare :: commence :: celebrate gamescommitto 3
- compareconfero
- connectconcilio 1
- carry togethercongesto 1
- construct :: combcomo 3
- construct :: compose :: celebratecondo 3
- cultivate :: conquersubigo 3
- carry :: convey :: conduct to a place :: carry up streamsubveho 3
- carry :: convey (a thing to a place) :: causeaffero
- clearing upserenifer, serenifera, sereniferum
- clearing upsereniger, serenigera, serenigerum
- causing heataestifer, aestifera, aestiferum
- causing heataestiferus, aestifera, aestiferum
- conveying to a placeadvectus, advectus m
- carrying togethercomportatio, comportationis f
- collecting :: contribution :: combination :: comparison :: collationcollatio, collationis f
- conveyingadvectio, advectionis f
- crumblyastulosus, astulosa, astulosum
- commonplace wordsverba protrita
- confusedconfusus, confusa, confusum
- completeabsolutus, absoluta, absolutum
- complete :: consummateconsummatus, consummata, consummatum
- carried together :: collected :: combinedcollativus, collativa, collativum
- child of the campalumnus legionum
- chestnutcoloredbadius, badia, badium
- contusioncontunsum, contunsi n
- contusioncontusum, contusi n
- cup of a flower :: calyx of a flower :: covering of shell-fish :: covering of wax around fruit (to preserve it)calyx, calycis m
- constructarchitectonor 1
- courtyard for ten monksdecanicum, decanici n
- cemeterysepulcretum, sepulcreti n
- consume by fireustilo 1
- consume by fireustulo 1
- consumeamburo 3
- cease burningdeflagro 1
- cease burningdefragro 1
- consume by firedecremo 1
- consumeconcremo 1
- consumedeuro 3
- consumecomburo 3
- consumecommuro 3
- consume :: chafe :: corrode :: consume with passionuro 3
- consume by firecremo 1
- colliercarbonarius, carbonarii m
- consumer by firecremator, crematoris m
- corroding medicamentcausticum, caustici n
- conflagrationconcrematio, concremationis f
- caustic :: corrosivecausticus, caustica, causticum
- conflagrationconflagratio, conflagrationis f
- consumingcombustio, combustionis f
- cauterizingustio, ustionis f
- commit a corpse to the earthcorpus humo mando
- copse :: cuttings of treesvirgultum, virgulti n
- carefullysedule
- carefullysedulo
- carefulsedulus, sedula, sedulum
- charmsumo 3
- collecting by purchasesynoneton, synoneti n
- casuallytemere
- casuallytemeriter
- casuallycasu
- crowded togetheracervatim
- corps of circumventioncircummissi, circummissorum m
- Byrsicus, Byrsica, Byrsicum
- cackle :: cluck (from the hen)crispio 4
- cackle :: cluckcacillo 1
- cake baked in an earthen cup :: cup-caketestuatium, testuatii n
- calculate for a profit :: consider as a profitlucro aliquid appono
- calculate with the fingers :: count with the fingersdigitis computo
- call a meeting :: convene a meetingconventum ēdīcō
- call a people's assembly :: convene a people's assemblycontionem advoco
- call apart :: call aside :: call away :: call offsevoco 1
- call for help :: call for assistanceauxilio accio aliquem
- call for help :: call for assistanceauxilio aliquem arcesso
- call off :: call away :: call down :: calldevoco 1
- call off :: call away :: cheeravoco 1
- call one to a place :: call in :: call to one’s aid :: call to for helpadvoco 1
- call one to account :: call one to account publiclyaccuso 1
- call out :: cry outsubclamo 1
- call out :: cry outsucclamo 1
- call someone in for advice :: consult someonealiquem consilio adhibeo
- call together :: convoke :: callconvoco 1
- call up as a witness before the opening of the cause :: call as a witnessantestor 1
- call :: call out :: call together :: convokecalo 1
- call :: call upon :: call down :: call together :: convoke :: cite :: challengevoco 1
- call :: cry out loudlyconclamito 1
- call :: cry out :: complain with a loud voice :: call aloud :: cry aloud :: call uponclamo 1
- calling out :: crying outsucclamatio, succlamationis f
- calling to to mind :: commemoratingcommemoratio, commemorationis f
- calling to :: cry of disapprobationacclamatio, acclamationis f
- calling to :: consolationadvocatio, advocationis f
- calling :: calling uponvocatus, vocatus m
- calm down :: compose oneselfanimum compono
- calm :: calmness :: clemencyclementia, clementiae f
- camel-driving :: care of the camels belonging to the Statecamelasia, camelasiae f
- camel-driving :: care of the camels belonging to the Statecamelelasia, camelelasiae f
- camomile :: chamomileamalocia, amalociae f
- camomile :: chamomileamalusta, amalustae f
- camping site :: campsitecampus tentorius
- can hardly refrain from tears :: can hardly contain the tearsvix me contineo, quin lacrimem
- can hardly refrain from tears :: can hardly contain the tearsvix mihi tempero, quin lacrimem
- can meet :: can get togetherconvenire possum
- can not abstain from :: can not refrain fromcontineri non possum, quin ...
- can someone commit such an outrage? :: can someone commit such a crime?cadit in quemquam tantum scelus?
- cancel :: cut offabscisio, abscisionis f
- cancer :: cancer damagecanceroma, canceromatis n
- cancer :: cancerous ulcer :: carcinomacancer, canceris m
- cancer :: cancerous ulcer :: carcinomacancer, canceris n
- candidate for office :: candidate or a claimant of somethingcandidatus, candidati m
- candleslick :: chandelier :: candelabrumcandelaber, candelabri m
- candleslick :: chandelier :: candelabrumcandelabrum, candelabri n
- candleslick :: chandelier :: candelabrumcandelabrus, candelabri m
- canonisation :: canonizationcanonizatio, canonizationis f
- caper-bush :: capercappari n (indecl.)
- caper-bush :: capercapparis, capparis f
- capital crime :: crime worthy of deathcapital, capitalis n
- custodia vivorum in usu versantium
- capital trial :: criminal trialcausa capitis
- capital :: capital cityurbs metropolitana
- captivate one's audience :: captivate one's listenersanimos audientium teneo
- car inhabitants :: car dwellershamaxobius, hamaxobii m
- car with living comfort :: caravanautocinetum ad habitandum aptum
- caraway schnapps :: caraway brandyvinum cumino factum
- carbonic :: carbonatedcarbonicus, carbonica, carbonicum
- care directed to the refinement of life :: civilizationcultus, cultus m
- care for :: command :: curecuro 1
- care :: carefulness :: concern :: charge :: charge :: commandcura, curae f
- careful smoothing :: careful finishingdepolitio, depolitionis f
- careful :: conscientious aboutdiligens, diligentis
- careful :: circumspect :: cautiouscautus, cauta, cautum
- carefulness :: carefulness in household affairsdiligentia, diligentiae f
- carelessly performed :: carelesstransfunctorius, transfunctoria, transfunctorium
- caress :: coax much :: cajolecommulceo 2
- caress :: coax :: courtblandio 4
- caressing :: charmblanditia, blanditiae f
- caressing :: charmblandities, blanditiei f
- caricature :: cartooncomica tabella
- carnival :: carnivalisticantequadragesimalis, antequadragesimale
- carpentry :: carpenter's tradears dolatoria
- carpet :: coverlettapes, tapetis m
- carpet :: coverlettapete, tapetis n
- carpet :: coverlettapetum, tapeti n
- carpet :: coverlettappete, tappetis n
- carriage loaded with any thing :: cart-loadvehes, vehis f
- carriage loaded with any thing :: cart-loadvehis, vehis f
- carriage of baggage :: carrying of freight upon wagonsbastaga, bastagae f
- carriage-driver :: coachmancarpentarius, carpentarii m
- carried at the triumph :: carried in triumph :: causing a triumphtriumphiger, triumphigera, triumphigerum
- carrion :: carcasscadaver eiectum
- carrion :: carcasscadaver morticinum
- carrion :: carcass :: cadavercorpus putrefactum
- carry across :: conduct across :: convey across :: carry over :: conduct over :: convey over :: carry along :: conduct along in triumphtransveho 3
- carry across :: conduct across :: convey across :: carry over :: conduct over :: convey over :: carry along :: conduct along in triumphtraveho 3
- carry away :: carry offdegero 3
- carry down :: carry :: conveydeveho 3
- carry down :: convey down :: carry off :: convey away :: carry awaydeporto 1
- carry off :: carry awayaveho 3
- carry out the estimation :: carry out the censuscensum facio (perficio)
- carry over :: carry from one place to another :: convey from one place to anothertransporto 1
- carry over :: carry beyondsuperfero
- carry to a place often :: convey to a place oftenadvecto 1
- carry to a place :: convey to a placesupporto 1
- carry up the neck :: carry up the headcervicem repono
- carry :: carry away :: canceltollo 3
- carrying a water bucket :: carrying a fire bucketamiger, amigeri m
- carrying around :: circuitcircumvectio, circumvectionis f
- carrying away :: conveying awaydeportatio, deportationis f
- carrying in a sedan :: carrying on the carrying chairgestatio sellaris
- carrying :: conveyancevectio, vectionis f
- carrying :: conveyancevellatura, vellaturae f
- carrying :: conveying :: conveyancesubvectus, subvectus m
- carrying :: conveyingvehatio, vehationis f
- carrying :: conveying :: conveyancesubvectio, subvectionis f
- cartoonist :: caricaturistcomicarum tabellarum pictor
- carve out :: copy by carving :: copy by gravingdescrobo 1
- case :: chestscrinium, scrinii n
- cash collector :: cashieraesculator, aesculatoris m
- cash :: cashboxarca nummaria
- cast up :: complete :: consummate :: complete a time of serviceconsummo 1
- cast away :: cast off :: cast aside :: cast down to a lower gradeabicio 5
- cast lots :: choosesortior 4
- cast over :: cast uponsuperiacio 5
- casting of lots :: choosing by lotsortitio, sortitionis f
- castle :: citadelcastellum, castelli n
- casual :: case-relatedcasualis, casuale
- catch sight of something :: catch a glimpse of somethingvisu percipio aliquid
- catch :: cheatdecipio 5
- caterpillar :: canker-wormurica, uricae f
- caterpillar :: cankerwormeruca, erucae f
- caterpillar :: cankerwormuruca, urucae f
- Cato vehementer est in Pompeium invectus
- cattle herds :: cattlearmenta bucera
- cattle :: cowbovis, bovis c
- cause an uproar :: cause turmoil :: cause riotterrorem indo
- cause any one to come :: callaccerso 3
- cause any one to come :: callarcesso 3
- cause any one to come :: callarcesso 3
- cause one to unlearn something :: cause one to unteach somethingdedoceo 2
- cause to be suspended :: checksuspendo 3
- cause to foam :: cause to foam forth :: cover with foamspumo 1
- cause to freeze up :: congeal :: curdlecongelo 1
- cause to pass through :: commit :: cross over :: cross througtransmitto 3
- cause to shake :: cause to quake :: cause to trembletremefacio 5
- cause to sit :: calm :: checksedo 1
- cause to sound in concert :: cause to sound harmoniously :: celebrate in songconcino 3
- cause to sound :: cause to rattleconcrepo 1
- cause to stand :: congealconstagno 1
- cause to stand :: cause to haltconstituo 3
- cause to stand :: construct and place :: cause to stand still :: cause to stop :: cause to stand firmstatuo 3
- causing to see :: conferring sightvisificus, visifica, visificum
- cautiously :: carefullycustodite
- cave :: cavernspelaeum, spelaei n
- cave :: cavernspeleum, spelei n
- cave :: cavernspelunca, speluncae f
- cave :: cavern :: cavity :: chasm :: canal :: channel :: covered water-coursespecus, specus m
- cave :: cavernantrum, antri n
- caw :: croakcoracino 1
- cease boiling :: cease raging :: cool downdefervesco 3
- cease raging :: cease roaringdefremo 3
- cease snoring :: cease dreamingdesterto 3
- cease :: closedesino 3
- cedar :: cedar-oilcaedrus, caedri f
- cedar :: cedar-oilcedra, cedrae f
- cedar :: cedar-oilcedrus, cedri f
- censor (a Roman magistrate) :: censurer :: criticcensor, censoris m
- censor (a Roman magistrate) :: censurer :: criticcesor, cesoris m
- center of the city :: city centerurbs media
- centre of the investigation :: core of the investigationcaput quaestionis
- cereal deficiency :: cereal shortageangustiae rei frumentariae
- certainty :: claritycertitas, certitatis g
- certainty :: claritycertitudo, certitudinis f
- cessation from business in the courts of justice :: cessation of public businessiustitium, iustitii n
- chain inhabitant :: convictcatenarum colonus
- chain punishment :: chain penaltyvincula, vinculorum n
- chain rattling :: chain clankingcatenarum sonitus
- chain rattling :: chain clankingcatenarum sonus
- chain rattling :: chain clankingcatenarum strepitus
- chain rattling :: chain clankingcatenarum stridor
- chain together :: concatenateuno vinculo copulo
- chain-rubber :: chain-abradertritor compedum
- chalk-like :: cretaceouscretaceus, cretacea, cretaceum
- chalk-pits :: clay-pitscretifodinae, cretifodinarum f
- change in shape :: changetransfiguro 1
- change of heart :: change of mindanimi commutatio
- transitus rerum
- change one's mind :: change one's principlesanimi iudicium muto
- change one's mind :: change one's resolve :: change one's planconsilium muto
- change one’s mind :: change one’s purpose :: changedemuto 1 (intr.)
- change the nature of a thing :: changeconverto 3
- changeful destinies :: changeful fatesancipites et varii casus
- changing its form :: changeableversiformis, versiforme
- changing :: changedemutatio, demutationis f
- changing :: change :: conversation :: conferencecommutatio, commutationis f
- chariot on which the images of the gods were borne in the Circensian games :: carriagethensa, thensae f
- chariot or car on which the images of the gods were borne in the Circensian games :: carriagetensa, tensae f
- chariot :: carcurrus, currus m
- chatterbox :: chattererbabalus, babali m
- check a boiling liquid :: check :: confute :: convictconfuto 1
- check carefully :: check precisely :: check rigorously :: check thoroughlydiligenter perpendo
- checkpoint :: control pointcustodia viaria
- cheek :: cavitybuca, bucae f
- cheek :: cavitybucca, buccae f
- cheer :: comfort :: consoleconsolo 1
- cheered up :: clarified :: cleaneddefaecatus, defaecata, defaecatum
- cheered up :: clarified :: cleaneddeficatus, deficata, deficatum
- cheese trader :: cheese makercasearius, casearii m
- chemistry laboratory :: chemistry labconclave rerum chemicarum
- cherry fruit :: cherrycerasium, cerasii n
- cherrytree :: cherrycerasus, cerasi f
- chestnut-tree :: chestnutcastanea, castaneae f
- chew much :: chew to piecescommanduco 1
- chew much :: chew to piecescommanducor 1
- chiasmus :: crossed positionchiasmus, chiasmi m
- chief mimic actor :: chief pantomimearchimimus, archimimi m
- chief pilot :: chief helmsmanarchigubernus, archiguberni m
- chief presbyter :: cardinalcardinalis, cardinalis m
- chieftain :: commandertribunus, tribuni m
- child of a mother’s sister :: child of brother or sisterconsobrina, consobrinae f
- child of a mother’s sister :: child of brother or sisterconsobrinus, consobrini m
- child of a mother’s sister :: child of brother or sisterconsubrinus, consubrini m
- child of a mother’s sister :: child of brother or sistercosobrinus, cosobrini m
- children's diseaseinfantium morbus
- children's diseasepuerorum morbus
- chiliarch (commander of 1000 men) :: colonelchiliarches, chiliarchae m
- chilly :: cold :: coolalsius, alsia, alsium
- chilly :: cold :: coolalsus, alsa, alsum
- chin Beard :: chinbeardmentum, menti n
- choose :: certainlyvel
- choosing out :: choiceselectio, selectionis f
- choosing out :: choicedelectus, delectus m (dilectus, dilectus m)
- choosing out :: choicedilectus, dilectus m
- chop off someone's head :: cut off someone's headcaput alicui abscido
- chop off someone's head :: cut off someone's headcaput alicui aufero
- chorus :: choral dancecorus, cori m (2)
- agape, agapes f
- Christianitas, Christianitatis f
- chronography :: chronographic historiographychronographia, chronographiae f
- churchyard :: cemeterycimiterium, cimiterii n
- churchyard :: cemeterycoemeterium, coemeterii n
- Ciceroni aqua et igni interdictum est
- Ciceronis de philosophia libri
- circle :: circular coursecircen, circinis n
- circuit :: circular courseannus, anni m
- circular figure :: circle :: circular course :: chain :: circle for social intercoursecirclus, circli m
- circular figure :: circle :: circular course :: chain :: circle for social intercoursecirculus, circuli m
- circular line :: circle :: circuscircus, circi m
- circular :: circularizedcircinatus, circinata, circinatum
- circumference of a circle :: circlecircinatio, circinationis f
- citation :: calling :: commandcitatio, citationis f
- citing before a court :: callingvocatio, vocationis f
- citizen anger :: citizen rageardor civium
- citizen of the world :: cosmopolitecosmicus, cosmici m
- citizen-like :: civilly :: courteouslyciviliter [cīvīlius, cīvīlissime]
- city and world-famous :: city and world-renownedurbibus notus et populis
- city in ThraceByzantium, Byzantii n
- civil and military persons :: civilians and soldierstogati et milites
- civil proceedings :: civil casecausa privata
- civil servant with a hundred thousand sesterces salary :: centenariancentenarius, centenarii m
- civil status :: condition :: circumstances :: constitution :: characteristic :: characterstatus, status m
- clap :: clapping blowcottabus, cottabi m
- clean out :: cleanse :: cleardepurgo 1
- cleanse from dregs :: clarify :: cleansedefaeco 1
- cleanse from dregs :: clarify :: cleansedefeco 1
- cleanse from dregs :: clarify :: cleansedefico 1
- cleanse from pus :: cleansedepuro 1
- cleansing the stomach :: cleansing the bowelscoelioticus, coeliotica, coelioticum
- clear of shoots :: clear of sproutssurculo 1
- clear off a turbid liquid :: clarify :: clear up by speakingdelico 1
- clear off a turbid liquid :: clarify :: clear up by speakingdeliquo 1
- clear :: clear-sounding :: clashing :: chirpingargutus, arguta, argutum
- clear :: celebratedclarus, clara, clarum
- clear :: cheerfulserenus, serena, serenum
- cleared up :: clearserenificus, serenifica, serenificum
- clearness :: celebrityclaredo, claredinis f
- clearness :: celebrityclaritudo, claritudinis f
- clearness :: clearness of sight :: celebrityclaritas, claritatis f
- cleave to a thing :: cling toadhaereo 2
- cleave to :: correspond toadhaeresco 3
- cleft into three parts :: cloven into three partstrifidus, trifida, trifidum
- cleft into three parts :: cloven into three partstrifissilis, trifissile
- clergyman :: clergy :: clericclericio, clericionis m
- clientship :: clientsclientela, clientelae f
- climate expert :: climate specialistclimatis peritus
- climax :: culminate :: culminationatesummo 1
- climb over :: cross overtranscendo 3
- climb over :: cross overtransscendo 3
- climbing over :: crossingtranscensus, transcensus m
- climbing over :: crossingtransscensus, transscensus m
- clime :: climateclima, climatis n
- cling caressingly to one :: caress :: coaxblandior 4
- cling together :: cohere :: crowd togethercohaereo 2
- cloak to keep off rain :: coat collarbirrus, birri m
- cloak to keep off rain :: coat collarbyrrhus, byrrhi m
- cloister :: conventcoenobium, coenobii n
- close and friendly :: close and amicablearte amicaliterque
- close :: conclusion :: close of a period :: conclusion of a legal formulaclausula, clausulae f
- close :: contractedangustus, angusta, angustum
- close :: close the eyes :: connive atconiveo 2 (conniveo 2)
- close :: close the eyes :: connive atconniveo 2
- closely connected with one :: confederatecomplex, complicis
- closely :: closearte
- closely :: compactlycrebre
- closet :: chestarmarium, armarii n
- clot :: coagulate :: curdle :: congealme astringo
- cloth :: covering :: curtain :: chamber-curtainsvelum, veli n
- clothe over :: cover overcircumvestio 4
- clothe upon :: clothesupervestio 4
- clothe :: cover with clothingconvestio 4
- clothed wrap :: clothecircumiectus, circumiectus m
- clothes-press :: clothes-chest :: clothesvestiarium, vestiarii n
- clothing :: clothes :: coveringvestitus, vestitus m
- clothing :: clothescircumiectio, circumiectionis f
- clouds rising from the sea :: clouds gathering from the seacollectae ex alto nubes
- clove :: carnationdianthus, dianthi m
- clove :: carnationflos dianthi
- clown jester :: crazy foolscurra, scurrae m
- clump :: clotbolarium, bolarii n
- clump :: clotvolarium, volarii n
- cluster of fruit :: cluster of ivyberries :: carved clusters for the ornamenting of shipscorymbus, corymbi m
- clyster :: clyster-pipe :: clyster-syringeclister, clisteris m
- clyster :: clyster-pipe :: clyster-syringeclysmus, clysmi m
- clyster :: clyster-pipe :: clyster-syringeclyster, clysteris m
- clyster :: clyster-pipe :: clyster-syringeclysterium, clysterii n
- co-apostle :: co-envoy :: co-emissarycoapostolus, coapostoli m
- co-denotation :: co-meaning :: connotationconnotatio, connotationis f
- co-deviant :: co-apostatecoapostata, coapostatae m
- co-signifying :: connotativeconnotativus, connotativa, connotativum
- coal black :: charcoal blackcarboneus, carbonea, carboneum
- coal store :: coal cellarcella carbonaria
- coal :: charcoalcarbo, carbonis m
- coalitionaire :: coalitionistcoalitionarius, coalitionarii m
- coarse :: clumsystipidosus, stipidosa, stipidosum
- cocococo :: cock-a-doodle-doococo
- coconut palm :: coco palmcocos, cocois f
- code :: code of lawscodex iuris
- cognizance :: cognisanceconscientia, conscientiae f
- cohering :: coherence :: connectioncohaerentia, cohaerentiae f
- coin adjuster :: coin guardaequator monetae
- cold :: cool :: chillyalgidus, algida, algidum
- cold :: coldnessalgor, algoris m
- collect a levy :: collect a taxvectigal exigo
- collect into a flock :: collect into a herd :: collect in swarms :: collect a multitude together :: collectcongrego 1
- collect :: come to :: consider :: concludecolligo 3
- collecting :: collection :: conflux :: catching :: conceiving :: conceiving in the mindconceptus, conceptus m
- collection of people :: council :: connection :: coitionconcilium, concilii n
- college of the clergy :: college of priests :: college of monks :: college of religious ordersclerimonia, clerimoniae f
- colocynth :: coloquintidacolocynthis, colocynthidis f
- colocynth :: coloquintidacoloquinthis, coloquinthidis f, colocynthidis f
- clandestina consociatio bellatoria Columbiana
- colon or great gut :: coliccolon, coli n
- colon or great gut :: coliccolum, coli n (2)
- colon or great gut :: coliccolus, coli m
- color matching :: camouflage :: color customizationcolori loci adaequatio
- color :: coloring stuff :: complexion :: condition :: character :: cast :: coloringcolor, coloris m
- color :: coloring stuff :: complexion :: condition :: character :: cast :: coloringcolos, coloris m
- colored :: colored redcoloratus, colorata, coloratum
- colorfulness of the flowers :: colorful flowersvarietas florum
- comb off :: comb down :: comb :: curry one’s hidedepecto 3
- combat division :: combat unit :: combat groupdivisio pugnatoria
- combat division :: combat unit :: combat groupordo pugnatorius
- combination :: connection :: comprehension :: comprisal :: conclusion in a syllogismcomplexio, complexionis f
- come after dinner :: come too latecena comesa venio
- come alive again :: come back to life :: come to life againa limine leti revertor
- come around something :: circumvent :: cheatcircumvenio 4
- come before the eyes :: come nearin conspectum cado
- come continually nearer to a point :: come on :: come toadvento 1
- come down :: comedescendo 3
- come from :: come todevenio 4
- come in contact :: contendcollidor 3
- come over :: come upon :: come to :: come in addition to :: come up :: coversupervenio 4
- come to a place :: come into one’s possession :: come by conveyanceadvenio 4
- come to a place :: come into one’s possession :: come by conveyancearvenio 4
- come to a view :: come to an opinion :: come to an assessment :: come to an assumption :: come to a judgmentvenit mihi in opinionem
- come together :: combine :: coupleconvenio 4
- come together :: combine :: couplecovenio 4
- come under any thing :: come or go up to :: come on :: come upsubeo
- come up :: come to one’s assistance :: cure a disease :: come up :: come :: come to one’s mindsubvenio 4
- come violently together :: clashconcurso 1
- come! :: come on!age
- come! :: come on!agedum (agitedum)!
- come! :: come on!agesis
- come :: come intovenio 4
- comedian :: comic actorcomoedus, comoedi m
- comedy poet :: comedy writercomoediographus, comoediographi m
- comfort :: consolesolor 1
- comfort :: consolationsolamen, solaminis n
- comforter :: consolersolator, solatoris m
- comforting :: consolatoryconsolativus, consolativa, consolativum
- coming together :: conference :: carnal union :: copulation :: contestcongressio, congressionis f
- coming together :: crowd :: company :: combination :: coition, coetus, coetus m
- comma :: colonsubdistinctio, subdistinctionis f
- commander of a century :: captain :: centurioncentenarius, centenarii m
- commander of a century :: captain :: centurioncenturio, centurionis m
- commander of a century :: captain :: centurioncenturionus, centurioni m
- commander of the rowers :: clock generator during rowingceleustes, celeustae m
- commemoration of an event :: commemoration of an incidentdies alicuius rei celebrata
- commercial intercourse :: commercecommercium, commercii n
- commit a crime :: commit an illegality :: commit a misdemeanordelictum committo
- commit a foul :: commit a violation of the rulescontra regulam facio
- commit a murder :: commit a homicidecaedem efficio
- commit adultery :: counterfeitadultero 1
- commit adultery :: counterfeitadulteror 1
- commit poison killings :: commit poisonous murdersvenena spargo
- commit something to one :: consign something to one for preservationcredo 3
- commit to one for preservation, commit to one for protection, intrust to one’s charge, commit to one’s care, commend to :: commendcommendo 1
- committee :: commissionconsilium virorum alicui rei faciendae
- committee :: commissioncollegium curatorum
- common :: customaryagapetus, agapeta, agapetum
- commonly used :: conventionallyusu receptus
- communal diocese :: co-episcopatecoepiscopatus, coepiscopatus m
- communion :: church communion :: communioncommunio, communionis f
- communism :: community of goodsaequatio omnium bonorum
- community pastures :: community triftcompascua, compascuae f
- community :: community in feeling :: courtesy :: condescensioncommunitas, communitatis f
- companion :: comradecomes, comitis c
- companion :: co-ownersocia, sociae f
- companionable :: confederate :: conjugalsocialis, sociale
- companionship in war :: companionshipcommilitium, commilitii n
- company of soldiers :: cohort :: crowd :: companychors, chortis f
- compared to something :: compared with somethingcomparatus ad aliquid
- comparing :: comparison :: contention :: contract :: coupling :: climax :: comparative degreecomparatio, comparationis f
- compensate someone :: compensate someone for a lossdamnum alicui restituo
- compete for someone's vote :: curry favour with someoneambio aliquem
- complain about the lack of grain :: complain about the high price of grainannonam queror
- complete stupor :: catalepsycatocha, catochae f
- completely destroy :: completely devastatevastito 1
- completing :: completionadimpletio, adimpletionis f
- completing :: completiontransactio, transactionis f
- completion of a course :: careerdecursus, decursus m
- composed :: calmsedatus, sedata, sedatum
- composing :: compositionscriptura, scripturae f
- compound :: composite :: calm :: composedcompositus, composita, compositum
- compound :: construct :: celebratecompono 3
- comprehending :: circuit :: compass :: collection :: conception :: composingconceptio, conceptionis f
- comprehensible :: conceivablecomprehensivus, comprehensiva, comprehensivum
- compress :: consumestringo 3
- compressed :: contracted :: concise :: compactconstrictus, constricta, constrictum
- compute :: cast upcalculos subduco
- compute :: cast upcalculum subduco
- computer :: calculatorcomputatorium, computatorii n
- computer :: calculatorcomputatrum, computatri n
- computing :: computation :: close reckoningcomputatio, computationis f
- comrade :: companion in warcommilito, commilitonis m
- comrades :: companions in agecoaequales, coaequalium m
- conceal carefully :: cover upconcelo 1
- concealed, subterranean passage :: cavern :: cavecripta, criptae f
- concealed, subterranean passage :: cavern :: cavecrupta, cruptae f
- concealed, subterranean passage :: cavern :: cavecrypta, cryptae f
- conceive :: conceive in mindconcepto 1
- conceptualizable :: conceptually comprehensibledefīnitione comprehensivus
- concerning the climate :: climaticclimaticus, climatica, climaticum
- concerning the mind :: concerning sensationaffectionalis, affectionale
- concerning the place :: concerning commonplacestopicus, topica, topicum
- concerning the rent :: concerning the leaseconductionalis, conductionale
- concerning traffic :: commercialcommercialis, commerciale
- conclude the course of one's life :: conclude one's life :: come to the end of one's lifecurriculum vitae conficio
- conclude :: conjecturecoiector 1
- conclusion by analogy :: conclusion on similar casesargumentum per analogiam
- conclusion :: consequencecolligentia, colligentiae f
- condemn someone for blackmail :: condemn someone for extortiondamno aliquem de pecuniis repetundis
- condemn someone for blackmail :: condemn someone for extortiondamno aliquem de repetundis
- condemned :: criminaldamnatus, damnata, damnatum
- condition of a slave :: condition of a servant :: class of slavesservitium, servitii n
- conduct to a place :: carry to a place :: convey to a placeadveho 3
- conduct to a place :: carry to a place :: convey to a placearveho 3
- cone :: cone of the cypressconus, coni m
- coneshaped :: conicalturbinatus, turbinata, turbinatum
- confederate :: conspiratorconiurator, coniuratoris m
- confined :: compressed :: close :: checkedcastigatus, castigata, castigatum
- confirm one in his disposition or feelings :: confirm one in his fidelity :: corroborate an assertionconfirmo 1
- conflicting :: contrary :: contradictorycompugnanter
- confluence of the streams :: confluence of the riverscoetus amnium
- conflux of filth :: collection of filthcolluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f)
- conflux of filth :: collection of filthcolluvio, colluvionis f
- conflux of filth :: collection of filthcolluvium, colluvii n
- conflux :: confluenceconfluvium, confluvii n
- confront :: contrastconfronto 1
- confuse both names :: confuse someone with someone elsealiquem pro aliquo voco
- confusion :: consternationconsternatio, consternationis f
- conifer :: coniferous treeconifera, coniferae f
- connectable :: compatibleconiugus, coniuga, coniugum
- connected by marriage :: connected or united by relationship or friendshipconiunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum
- connected series :: continuationcontinuitas, continuitatis f
- connecting flight :: connection flightvolatus coniuncticius
- connecting :: concatenationconcatenatio, concatenationis f
- connection by relationship :: connection by friendship :: connection of ideas :: connecting particle :: conjunctionconiunctio, coniunctionis f
- connection of associates :: connection of colleagues :: colleagueship :: college :: corporation :: companycollegium, collegii n
- connection :: conjunctionconiunctus, coniunctus m
- connection :: connection by marriage :: concubinageconiugium, coniugii n
- conquer all his master's grace :: conquer all his lord's favourcepi ipsimi cerebellum
- conquer the camp of the enemies :: capture the enemy's campcastra hostium capio
- conquered circle of the world :: conquered earthtriumphatus orbis
- consciousness :: conscienceconscientia, conscientiae f
- consent is dwindling :: consent is fadingassensio elabitur
- conservatives gain influence :: conservatives gain greater supportConservativi maiore gratia valent
- consider as unimportant :: consider as of small value :: contemncontemno 3
- consider as unimportant :: consider as of small value :: contemncontempno 3
- consider :: consider with oneselfcum animo agito
- consider :: consultconsulo 3
- considerably bigger :: considerably greateraliquanto maior
- consideration regarding war :: consideration concerning warcogitatio belli
- consideration :: contemplationcontemplatus, contemplatus m
- considering attentively :: contemplating attentivelycontemplabundus, contemplabunda, contemplabundum
- consisting of bricks :: consisting of tilestestacius, testacia, testacium
- consisting of bricks :: consisting of tiles :: covered with a shelltestaceus, testacea, testaceum
- consisting of prickles :: consisting of goadsstimuleus, stimulea, stimuleum
- consisting of three each :: consisting of threetrinarius, trinaria, trinarium
- console :: cheer :: comfortconsolor 1
- conspirator :: conspiracyconiurati, coniuratorum m
- constant presence with any one :: constant attendance :: constant presence :: continuance :: constancy of any thingadsiduitas, adsiduitatis f - beständiges Fortdauern
- constant presence with any one :: constant attendance :: constant presence :: continuance :: constancy of any thingassiduitas, assiduitatis f (adsiduitas, adsiduitatis f)
- constantly present somewhere :: continual :: constantadsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum
- constantly present somewhere :: continual :: constantassiduus, assidua, assiduum
- consternation :: consternationfacies confusior
- consternation :: consternationos confusum
- consternation :: consternationstupor, stuporis m
- construct reasons :: create reasons :: conceive reasonscausas struo
- consult together :: consult jointlyconsilia inter nos communicamus
- consult with one :: consult :: consult a deity :: consult an oracle :: consult omensconsulo 3
- consulting :: counsellingconsiliatio, consiliationis f
- consuming :: consumptionabsumptio, absumptionis f
- consumption :: consumptionconsumptio, consumptionis f
- consumption :: consumecomestura, comesturae f
- consumption :: cachexycachexia, cachexiae f
- containing an objection :: containing a contradiction :: contradictorycontradictorius, contradictoria, contradictorium
- containing four rows :: containing four linestetrastichos, tetrastichon
- containing gum :: containing resincummatus, cummata, cummatum
- containing nine eighths :: containing one and an eighthsesqueoctavus, sesqueoctava, sesqueoctavum
- containing nine eighths :: containing one and an eighthsesquioctavus, sesquioctava, sesquioctavum
- containing of three :: consisting of threeternarius, ternaria, ternarium
- containing seven :: consisting of sevenseptenarius, septenaria, septenarium
- contemplation :: considerationconsideratio, considerationis f
- contemporary :: contemporarconiunctus, coniuncti m
- contending :: combat :: contestcertatio, certationis f
- contented :: contentcontentus, contenta, contentum (2)
- contest someone for supreme :: compete with someone for the victory prizede palma cum aliquo contendo
- contest :: competitive price :: combatcertamen, certaminis n
- contingency :: coincidencecontingentia, contingentiae f
- continually :: constantlyassidue (adsidue)
- continually :: constantlyassiduo (adsiduo)
- continuation of time :: continued development of timetraductio temporis
- contract killing :: contract murdercaedes mandata
- contract :: conventiondepactio, depactionis f
- contract :: conventiondepectio, depectionis f
- contracted into a small compass :: closeartatus, artata, artatum
- contraction :: compressionstrictura, stricturae f
- contriver of tricks or artifices :: chicanercalumniator, calumniatoris m
- controversy :: contentioncontraversia, contraversiae f
- convene :: call togetherconcalo 1
- convenient opportunity :: conveniencecommodum, commodi n
- conventional weapons :: conventional armsarma ordinaria
- conversation :: conferencecolloquium, colloquii n
- conveyance of water :: conduitaquarum ductus, aquarum ductus m
- conveyance of water :: conduitaquae ductus, aquae ductus m
- conveyance of water :: conduitaquaeductus, aquaeductus m
- conveying :: carrying to a placeapportatio, apportationis f
- convincing evidence :: convincing argumentsargumenta vincibilia
- convolve :: constrict :: convolute :: conglomerateconiungunt et implectunt inter se
- cook again and again :: cook all the time :: cook proficientlycoquito 1
- cook again and again :: cook frequentlycoctito 1
- cook :: consider :: contrive, plancoquo 3
- cooking pot :: cruciblecalefactorium, calefactorii n
- cool house :: chilly housetepidum tectum
- coolness :: coldness :: coldalgidum, algidi n
- cooperation :: collaborationcollaboratio, collaborationis f
- copier :: counterfeitsimulator, simulatoris m
- copper vessel :: copper utensilaeramen, aeraminis n
- copper vessel :: copper utensilaeramentum, aeramenti n
- copperplate :: copper engravingchalcographica imago
- copperstone :: copper orechalcītes, chalcītae m
- copperstone :: copper orechalcitis, chalcitidis f
- cord-like twisted :: cord-like woundvinculatus, vinculata, vinculatum
- cork-oak :: cork-treesuber, suberis n
- cork-oak :: cork-treesuberies, suberiei f
- corner column :: corner pillarangularis columna
- cornfield :: crop in a fieldseges, segetis f
- corporeal :: composed of fleshcorporeus, corporea, corporeum
- corpulence :: corporeitycorpulentia, corpulentiae f
- corpulent :: corpulent :: corporealcorpulentus, corpulenta, corpulentum
- correct the errors :: correct the faults :: correct the mistakesvitiis medeor
- correcting :: chastising :: correction :: castigationcastigatio, castigationis f
- correspondence with absent friends :: communication by letteramicorum absentium colloquium
- corresponding to :: competentcompetens, competentis
- corrupt moisture :: corruptiontabum, tabi n
- corrupt :: contaminatetamino 1
- cosmetic agent :: cosmeticcosmetorium, cosmetorii n
- cost containment :: cost saving :: cost reductiondeminutio sumptuum
- cottage warden :: cottage guardcasaria, casariae f
- cotton :: cotton stuffbyssum, byssi n
- cotton :: cotton stuffbyssus, byssi f
- cough violently :: cough heavilyacerbum tussio
- coughing fits :: cough attackstusses, tussium f
- count over :: count outtransnumero 1
- count over :: count outdinumero 1
- count to :: count out to :: consider equal toannumero 1 (adnumero 1)
- countersigner :: comptrollercontrascriba, contrascribae m
- country life :: country occupations :: country peoplerusticitas, rusticitatis f
- country-house :: country-seatvella, vellae f
- country-house :: country-seatvilla rustica
- country-house :: country-seatvilla, villae f
- couple together in the same relation :: connect in pairs :: couple together in judgment :: count one object fully equal to anothercomparo 1
- couple :: connect :: confrontcopulo 1
- courage sinks :: courage dropsanimus languescit
- course of life :: church-yardarea, areae f
- course of life :: church-yardaria, ariae f
- course of the world :: course of human thingsrerum humanarum condicio
- course of the world :: course of the universecursus mille quingentorum metrorum
- curia rationum
- court servants :: courtiersaulici, aulicorum m
- court servants :: courtierscuriales, curialium
- courtiers :: courtsmenassentatores regii
- courtly flattery :: courtly blandishmentsverba adulantia
- cover above :: cover oversupertego 3
- cover over :: cover up :: carry uponsupergero 3
- cover plate :: counting-tableabacus, abaci m
- cover up :: coveradoperio 4
- cover wholly :: cover :: cover overcooperio 4
- cover wholly :: cover :: cover overcoperio 4
- cover with a garment :: clothe :: covervestio 4
- cover with a tumulus :: cover with a burial moundtumulo 1
- cover :: cover overtergoro 1
- cover :: covering :: clothingvelamen, velaminis n
- cover :: covering :: curtain :: concealmentvelamentum, velamenti n
- cover :: conceal :: cover over :: cloaktego 3
- covered gallery :: covered passagecryptoporticus, cryptoporticus f
- covered with a hard rind :: crustedcrustosus, crustosa, crustosum
- covered with bars :: covered with a railingcancellosus, cancellosa, cancellosum
- covered with knobs :: covered with bossestuberatus, tuberata, tuberatum
- covered :: concealedcrypticus, cryptica, crypticum
- covered :: concealed :: close :: cautioustectus, tecta, tectum
- covering for the body :: clothes :: clothing :: carpet :: curtainvestis, vestis f
- covering for the breast :: corselet :: cuirassthoraca, thoracae f
- covering :: coverlet :: carpetvestis stragula
- covering :: covertegile, tegilis n
- covering :: covertegimen, tegiminis n
- covering :: covertegimentum, tegimenti n
- covering :: covertegmen, tegminis n
- covering :: covertegmentum, tegmenti n
- covering :: covertegumen, teguminis n
- covering :: covertegumentum, tegumenti n
- covering :: covertectorium, tectorii n
- covering :: ceilingtectum, tecti n
- covertly :: cautiouslytecte
- covetous of base gain :: covetous of dishonest gainturpilucricupidus, turpilucricupidi m
- cow-calf :: calfvitula, vitulae f
- cowardly :: cravenignavus animo
- cozenage :: cheatingstellionatus, stellionatus m
- cracking :: crackcrepatio, crepationis f
- craft :: cunningsubdolositas, subdolositatis f
- craft :: cunningsycophantia, sycophantiae f
- craftily :: cunninglyastute
- craftily :: cunninglyveteratorie
- crafty :: cunningveteratorius, veteratoria, veteratorium
- crain basket :: cereal basketvas frumentarium
- cramp :: convulsionconvolsio, convolsionis f
- cramp :: convulsionconvulsio, convulsionis f
- cramp :: convulsionspasma, spasmatis n
- cramp :: convulsionspasmus, spasmi m
- create a mine :: create a mining tunnelcuniculum ago
- creator :: creator of the worldcreator, creatoris m
- creep to a place :: creepconrepo 3
- creep to a place :: creepcorrepo 3
- creep to :: creep towardadrepo 3
- creep to :: creep towardarrepo 3 (adrepo 3)
- creep under :: creep along :: creep softly on :: come on unawaressubrepo 3
- creep under :: creep along :: creep softly on :: come on unawaressurrepo 3
- creep :: crawl :: creep alongserpo 3
- creep :: creeper :: creephomo umbraticus
- creep :: creeper :: creeplepus dormiens
- chalkcreta, cretae f
- crime :: crime of unchastitycolpa, colpae f
- crime :: crime of unchastityculpa, culpae f
- criminal police officer :: criminal investigatorcustos criminalis
- criminality :: crimecriminalitas, criminalitatis f
- cringing :: coarsevernilitas, vernilitatis f
- criss-cross travel :: crusadingalias atque alias regiones peto
- critical time :: crucial timetempus climactericum
- crook :: curvecurvo 1
- crooked horn :: crooked trumpetbucina, bucinae f
- crooked :: curvedcurvus, curva, curvum
- crop :: clip close :: cheatadmutilo 1
- cross direction :: cross positiontransversum, transversi n
- cross path :: cross alley :: cross way :: cross aisle :: cross passagevia transversa
- cross-way :: course :: coursetrames, tramitis m
- cross-way :: course :: coursetramis, tramitis m
- crossbar :: cross barsera transversa
- crossbeam :: cross-bank in a vesseltranstrum, transtri n
- crowd together :: compress :: cramstipo 1
- crowding :: constrictioncoangustatio, coangustationis f
- crown-shaped :: crown-likecoroniformis, coroniforme
- crowning :: coronationcoronatio, coronationis f
- crucify :: crucify to the crosscrucifigo 3
- crumbled cinnamon :: crushed cinnamoncinnama quassa
- crumbs :: chunksanalecta, analectorum n
- crushing the forest :: crushing treessilvifragus, silvifraga, silvifragum
- crushing :: contusioncontusio, contusionis f
- cry as a raven :: croak as a ravencrocio 4
- cry out violently :: cry out aloudclamito 1
- cry out :: cry aloud :: call aloudvocifero 1
- cry out :: cry aloud :: call aloudvociferor 1
- cry together :: call out together :: call together :: call to one’s help :: call loudly :: cry out loudly :: cry out violently :: call repeatedly by name :: complainconclamo 1
- crystal cup :: crystal vesselcrystallinum, crystallini n
- cubic :: cubicalcubicus, cubica, cubicum
- cubic :: cubicalcybicus, cybica, cybicum
- cucumber-field :: cucumber plantingcucumerarium, cucumerarii n
- cult execution :: cult objectscaeremoniae, caeremoniarum f
- cult execution :: cult objectscaerimoniae, caerimoniarum f
- cult execution :: cult objectsceremoniae, ceremoniarum f
- cultivate fallow land :: cultivate wastelandagros mitigo
- cultivate :: care upon a thing :: care for :: cherishcolo 3
- cultivator of land :: countrymanagricultor, agricultoris m
- cultivator of land :: countrymanagricola, agricolae m
- cultivator of land :: countrymanagricula, agriculae m
- cumin :: carawaycareum, carei n
- cunning :: craftinessversutia, versutiae f
- cunningly :: craftilyversute
- cunningly :: craftilyvorsute
- cup :: cooking-vesselcalix, calicis m
- cupboard :: cabinetarmāria, armāriae f
- curdling :: coagulatingcoagulatio sanguinis
- curl :: crisp :: crimp :: cover with somethingcrispo 1
- curled hair :: curl of haircincinnus, cincinni m
- curled with the curling-iron :: crisped :: curledcalamistratus, calamistrata, calamistratum
- curled :: crisped :: crimped :: curlyheaded :: curledcrispus, crispa, crispum
- curled :: crisped :: crimpedcrispulus, crispula, crispulum
- curse of excommunication :: church bananathema, anathematis n
- curse while calling a deity to witness :: call to witness :: call down upondetestor 1
- curse :: church bananathematismus, anathematismi m
- curved :: crooked :: curvedancus, anca, ancum
- cut around :: cut awayamcisus, amcisa, amcisum
- cut around :: cut awayancisus, ancisa, ancisum
- cut around :: cut away :: cut off :: curtailamputo 1
- cut around :: cut :: clip :: circumcise :: cut off :: circumscribecircumcido 3
- cut around :: circumcisecircumseco 1
- cut down :: cut to piecescontrunco 1
- cut from the rest :: cut off from the othersa ceteris abruptus
- cut off around :: cut off :: cut off from connection with the region aroundcircumcisus, circumcisa, circumcisum
- cut off below :: cut away below :: cut from below :: cut through :: cut off :: cut downsuccido 3
- cut off below :: count up :: computesupputo 1
- cut off knots :: clear trees of knotsabnodo 1
- cut off knots :: clear trees of knotsannodo 1
- cut off someone's speech :: cut off someone's wordaliquem dicentem interpello
- cut off :: clip :: cut awaycapello 1
- cut off :: conciselyabscise
- cut off :: cudgel :: cut downdecido 3 [2]
- cut off :: curtaildecurto 1
- cut off :: cut away :: carve outdeseco 1
- cut off :: cut downcoinchuo 3
- cut off :: cut downcoinquio 4
- cut off :: cut downcoinquo 3
- cut off :: cut downconinquo 3
- cut something up to the meat :: cut something very deepaliquid ad vivum reseco
- cut under :: cut away below :: clipsubseco 1
- cut up with a knife :: chop up with a knifesubcultro 1
- cut up :: cut through :: cut away :: cut to pieces :: cudgel soundly :: cheatconcido 3
- cut up :: cut to pieces :: cut offconseco 1
- cut :: cleftsectilis, sectile
- cut :: cut off :: cut up :: cut through :: cut surgically :: censureseco 1
- cut :: cut down :: cut off :: cut to pieces :: cudgel :: conquer with great slaughter :: cut to piecescaedo 3
- cut :: cæsuratome, tomes f
- cut :: cleavescindo 3
- cutpurse :: cutthroatsector, sectoris m
- cutter :: circumciser :: culleramputator, amputatoris m
- cutting around :: circumcisioncircumcisio, circumcisionis f
- cutting off :: cutting awaysuccisio, succisionis f
- cutting off :: cutting down :: carnagecaedes, caedis f
- cutting :: cutsectura, secturae f
- cutting :: cutsegmentum, segmenti n
- cutting :: cutsigmentum, sigmenti n
- cutting :: cutting offcaesus, caesus m
- cutting :: cutting off :: cutting upsectio, sectionis f
- cutting :: caesuracaesura, caesurae f
- Cydoneus, Cydonea, Cydoneum
- Cydonius, Cydonia, Cydonium
- Cyllenides, Cyllenidae m
- Cyllenis, Cyllenidis f
- cynical philosophy :: cynical conductCynismus, Cynismi m
- Cyrneus, Cyrnea, Cyrneum
- Cytaei, Cytaeōrum m
- Cytaeus, Cytaea, Cytaeum
- condemnatorydamnatorius, damnatoria, damnatorium
- choral dance :: chorus :: choir :: crowdchorus, chori m
- criticalsonticus, sontica, sonticum
- courageousaudens, audentis
- ceruleancaeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum
- ceruleancaerulus, caerula, caerulum
- ceruleancoeruleus, coerulea, coeruleum
- ceruleancoerulus, coerula, coerulum
- cruelatrox, atrocis
- cocklezizania, zizaniae f
- cocklezizania, zizaniorum n
- concussioncollisio, collisionis f
- chestnut-brownspadix, spadicis
- cleanse from clay :: cleanse from dirtdeluto 1
- civil daydies, diei m
- clear lustre :: clearness :: candorcandor, candoris m
- corpse :: carcasscadaver, cadaveris n
- costlycarus, cara, carum
- costlinesscharitas, charitatis f
- corpse palevaepallidus, vaepallida, vaepallidum
- corpse palevepallidus, vepallida, vepallidum
- cut off the headdecapito 1
- cut off the neckcollum seco
- ceaseabolesco 3
- cariescaries, cariei f
- cabalcalumniatio, calumniationis f
- cheatingcircumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
- contend :: combat :: contend at lawcerto 1
- combat :: contenddecerno 3
- crisiscrisis, crisis f
- criticalcrisimos, crisimon
- criticalcrisimus, crisima, crisimum
- claim as a slave :: claimassero 3 (adsero 3)
- condemn someoneaqua et igni interdico alicui
- consumptionsyntexis, syntexis f
- cellar-mastercellaria, cellariae f
- consecratefano 1
- consecratedico 1
- cursedevoto 1
- consecrationdedicatio, dedicationis f
- comacoma, comatis n
- crucible :: censercatinum, catini n
- crucible :: censercatinus, catini m
- complain ofdequeror 3
- checkmatevictus, victa, victum
- contaminatecoinquino 1
- contaminateconquino 1
- cheatdefraudo 1 (defrudo 1)
- cheatdefrudo 1
- cheatcircumscriptor, circumscriptoris m
- cut off someone's honorde honore aliquem deicio
- cut away the horny drifts of the treesarbustra castro
- consultation :: counsel :: conclusion made with considerationconsilium, consilii n
- consultation :: considerationdeliberatio, deliberationis f
- charmdelector 1
- charm :: curiosities of artdelicia, deliciae f
- charm :: curiosities of artdeliciae, deliciarum f
- charm :: curiosities of artdelicies, deliciei f
- charm :: curiosities of artdelicium, delicii n
- charm :: curiosities of artdelicius, delicii m
- counterfeitedadumbratus, adumbrata, adumbratum
- commendingdemandatio, demandationis f
- covenantstipulor 1
- compel :: constrainangario 1
- compel :: constrainangarizo 1
- compresseddensatus, densata, densatusum
- closelysolide
- cut off from intercourse with otherscommercio aliquem prohibeo
- color :: conceivedepingo 3
- castrate :: cut off :: curtail :: checkcastro 1
- corruptdecoloro 1
- coming downwardsdescensorius, descensoria, descensorium
- celebratedico 3
- characterizationdepictio, depictionis f
- covetousness blinds peoplecupiditas homines caecos facit (reddit)
- curiositycuriositas, curiositatis f
- conceiveparturio 4
- cupidity :: cupidity :: covetousnesscupiditas, cupiditatis f
- cravingsaviditates, aviditatum f
- contemptiblecontemptu dignus
- contemptibletemnibilis, temnibile
- contemptiblecontemptus, contempta, contemptum
- contemneraspernator, aspernatoris m
- contemnerspretor, spretoris m
- contemptdespicientia, despicientiae f
- contemptuouscontemnificus, contemnifica, contemnificum
- contemptspretio, spretionis f
- contemptspretus, spretus m
- confectionerytragemata, tragematum n
- corruptiblecorruptorius, corruptoria, corruptorium
- circumstancescircumstantia, circumstantium n
- certaincertus, certa, certum
- contrive trickscontechnor 1
- create excusescausas fingo
- contrivecomminiscor 3
- contrivedcommentus, commenta, commentum
- curse one’s selfme devoveo
- consecrateddicatus, dicata, dicatum
- consecrating :: cursing :: cursedevotio, devotionis f
- consumedegulo 1
- chasmvoratus, voratus m
- cunning :: craftastutia, astutiae f
- checkeredscutulatus, scutulata, scutulatum
- commadiastole, diastoles f
- Dictaeus, Dictaea, Dictaeum
- cubecubus, cubi m
- cube :: cubic numbercoebus, coebi m
- cube :: cubic numbercybus, cybi m
- changeableness :: colored attirevarietas, varietatis f
- contrarydibersus, dibersa, dibersum
- captiousnessdifficultas, difficultatis f
- conceal :: coverdefodio 5
- careful preparationcommentatio, commentationis f
- careful :: carefuldiligens, diligentis
- considerably diminish one's famecumulum de laudibus alicuius deruo
- consumeconficio 5
- baptisma, baptismatis n
- baptismum, baptismi n
- baptismus, baptismi m
- challenging timestempora gravia
- challenging timestempora iniqua
- consider :: comprehendanimadverto 3
- consider :: comprehendanimadvorto 3
- carefuladtentus, adtenta, adtentum
- carefulattentus, attenta, attentum (adtentus)
- commonspurcus, spurca, spurcum
- cacophongcacophonia, cacophoniae f
- catastrophecommutatio fortunae
- comprehend intellectually :: comprehendconcipio 5
- confusionconturbatio, conturbationis f
- convert into hard cashalienigero 1
- contrive :: contrive :: conspire to makecompono 3
- competitor with wordscertator, certatoris m
- compete with someone for first rankde principatu cum aliquo contendo
- cast downafflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus)
- confusedconturbatus, conturbata, conturbatum
- county :: canton :: countrysidechora, chorae f
- confuseturbo 1
- confoundconfundo 3
- cause to come forth :: cause distresssollicito 1
- changing :: changeablevarius, varia, varium
- change :: cause to change :: change :: cause to alternatevario 1
- combine properly :: compound properlytempero 1
- clovenbisulcis, bisulce
- clovenbisulcus, bisulca, bisulcum
- conciseconcisus, concisa, concisum
- contributioncontributio, contributionis f
- contributingtributio, tributionis f
- comma :: caesuracomma, commatis n
- commonaltytribus, tribus f
- comply with someone's willalicuius voluntati obtempero
- caper-bushcynosbatos, cynosbati f
- caper-bushcynospastos, cynospasti f
- civil actactio, actionis f
- certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furnituredelphinulus, delphinuli m
- certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furnituredelphinus, delphini m (delphin, delphinis m)
- certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furnituredelphis, delphinis m
- cupolatholus, tholi m
- cloakdiplois, diploidis f
- cast doubt onin dubium voco
- city centerurbs interior
- conduct :: conduct one’s self towards a persontracto 1
- circumscribe :: contract :: confinecircumscribo 3
- carry offsubtraho 3
- compress :: contract :: curtail :: concludearcto 1
- compress :: contract :: curtail :: concludearto 1
- contract :: cool :: circumscribe :: compressadstringo 3
- contract :: cool :: circumscribe :: compressastringo 3 (adstringo 3)
- carry offsubduco 3
- cover over :: cause to come uponsuperinduco 3
- close the curtainsvela obduco
- contract :: compressconstringo 3
- collect :: carry into effect :: contract :: cause :: checkcontraho 3
- collect :: connect :: coagulate :: curdle :: close up :: contract forconduco 3
- cause to totter :: cleaveconvello 3
- contracttraho 3
- contractionattractio, attractionis f
- contraction :: cramp :: consolidationcontractio, contractionis f
- crowding togethercoarctatio, coarctationis f
- crowding togethercoartatio, coartationis f
- coursetractus, tractus m
- contracted :: contractedadductus, adducta, adductum
- compressed :: contracted :: closecontractus, contracta, contractum
- closestrictus, stricta, strictum
- contracted :: closesubstrictus, substricta, substrictum
- close :: costiveness :: covetous :: compact :: conciseadstrictus, adstricta, adstrictum
- close :: costiveness :: covetous :: compact :: conciseastrictus, astricta, astrictum (adstrictus)
- covered with a throwamiculatus, amiculata, amiculatum
- cause to drinkpoto 1
- cupculilla, culillae f
- cupcululla, culullae f
- cupculullus, cululli m (culillus, culilli m )
- catarrhdestillatio, destillationis f (distillatio)
- catarrhdistillatio, distillationis f
- consider :: contrive :: concerning a thing :: confer aboutagito 1
- cast down :: cut offdeturbo 1
- crazedemento 1
- cast downdepello 3
- carry through :: complete :: concludetransigo 3
- compeladigo 3
- collect :: compel :: constrain to somethingcompello 3
- collect :: compress :: crowd :: condense :: curdle :: coagulate :: contract into a narrow place :: compel :: constraincogo 3
- come to landappello 3 (adpello 3)
- coercercoactrix, coactricis f
- cabinaedicula gubernatoria
- cause to dropstillo 1
- coldsiccus, sicca, siccum
- convenience :: complaisance :: courteousnesscommoditas, commoditatis f
- carelessnesssocordia, socordiae f (secordia)
- completely :: convenientlycommode
- cesspitstercilinium, stercilinii n
- cesspitstercilinum, stercilini n
- cesspitsterculinum, sterculini n
- cleanse from dungstercoro 1
- cottagercasarius, casarii m
- chamber :: cells of beesaedes, aedium f
- chamber :: cells of beesaedis, aedis f
- colored stuffstincta, tinctorum n
- covetousavarus, avara, avarum
- carefullystudiose
- covetousnessaviditas, aviditatis f
- countryTellus, Telluris f
- circumvallationvallum, valli n
- credulitycredulitas, credulitatis f
- consumecomedo
- chasmvoratrina, voratrinae f
- consequence :: connectionconsecutio, consecutionis f
- causingconficiens, conficientis
- curvature of a shore :: cubitcubitum, cubiti n
- choice :: confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the kingcooptatio, cooptationis f
- choice :: confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the kingcoptatio, coptationis f
- circular ridge of mountainscorona, coronae f
- coax something out of someone with flatteryalicui blandimentis aliquid elicio
- clear asidede medio tollo
- consumptionabsumedo, absumedinis f
- castration of animals :: cleansing of plantscastratura, castraturae f
- castratiabscisi, abscisaorum m
- castration of animalscastratio, castrationis f
- compromise someonealicuius famam (gloriam) imminuo
- coincuso 1
- care forcomplector 3
- clasp aroundcircumplecto 3
- cherishamplexor 1
- celebrated picture of the painter Apellesanadyomene, anadyomenes f
- colleaguesynergus, synergi m
- chatterafannae, afannarum f
- chatteraffaniae, affaniarum f
- cooped upcaveatus, caveata, caveatum
- comprehendamplocto 3
- comprehendamploctor 3
- circle :: contour :: circuit :: compass :: compendious statementcircumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
- confine :: clip :: control :: curb :: correctcoerceo 2
- confine :: clip :: control :: curb :: correctcoherceo 2
- clasp aroundcomplexo 1
- cheer up someonecornua alicui addo
- cheer up the soldierscohortationem militum facio
- courageous :: certain :: credibleconfirmatus, confirmata, confirmatum
- concept of the enemyconceptio hostilis
- cord :: clothes-presstormenta, tormentae f
- cord :: clothes-presstormentum, tormenti n
- carve :: castcaelo 1
- congruousacoluthos, acoluthon
- congruousacoluthus, acoluthum
- complicated :: compounded in a complicated mannercontortiplicatus, contortiplicata, contortiplicatum
- completely :: collectivelycunctim
- clasp :: compasscomplector 3
- cataloguecatalogus, catalogi m
- catastrophevicissitudo fortunae
- college of priests who carried about branches of trees in procession, in honor of a divinity :: carpenterdendrophorus, dendrophori m
- counterpoiseaequipondium, aequipondii n
- conformity :: consistencyconcidentia, concidentiae f
- coordinationcoordinatio, coordinationis f
- comparisonaequiperatio, aequiperationis f
- coordinating :: combiningcoordinativus, coordinativa, coordinativum
- coeternalaequiternus, aequiterna, aequiternum
- constructaedifico 1
- commit a fault togethercompecco 1
- court :: company :: crowdcomitatus, comitatus m
- chieflytum praecipue
- cease :: concludeconsido 3
- censor’s estimating :: censor’s rating :: censor’s appraising :: chastisement (of the censor)censio, censionis f
- Consilium Europaeum
- Curia Unionis Europaeae
- currency area of the euroarea Euronis
- composed :: calmaequanimus, aequanima, aequanimum
- contents :: conclusionargumentum, argumenti n
- commendationcondignatio, condignationis f
- cavity :: cage :: coopcavea, caveae f
- crosssupercedo 3
- confusiontumultus, tumultus m
- cursingdetestatio, detestationis f
- cut in piecescarnifico 1
- cut in piecescarnificor 1
- crowd :: confineurgeo 2
- clear someone of suspicionsuspicionem removeo ab aliquo
- clear someone of suspicionsuspicionem ab aliquo averto
- cost :: chargesumptus, sumptus m
- specialista, specialistae m
- communicate one's opiniondico, quae mihi videantur
- communicate one's opiniondico, quod sentio
- countenancevultus, vultus m
- countenancevoltus, voltus m
- clearlysignanter
- causes brought in from outsidecausae intrinsecus allatae
- conical cap of the flamen, ornamented with the rod :: crownapex, apicis m
- commit a faultdelinquo 3
- conscientiousbona fide
- common hawkaccipiter, accipitris m
- collapseconcado 3
- crash downdeferor
- come downdelabor 3
- come to passaccido 3 [1]
- captiouscaptiosus, captiosa, captiosum
- conferencecollocutio, collocutionis f
- carnassialdens caninus
- contrivedaffectatus, affectata, affectatum
- compressionaddensatio, addensationis f
- cast downdefigo 3
- confine :: curb :: clip :: check :: ceasecompesco 3
- confine :: curb :: clip :: check :: ceasecompisco 3
- cloutsuppingo 3 [1]
- crimevitium, vitii n
- corruptlyvitiose
- corruptionvitiositas, vitiositatis f
- censurabledeculpatus, deculpata, deculpatum
- calmnessaequanimitas, aequanimitatis f
- chamber-maiddelicata, delicatae f
- caressingadulatio, adulationis f
- cowardicetimiditas, timiditatis f
- countrycivitas foederālis
- consumedepasco 3
- consume :: culldepascor 3
- consume by feedingcompasco 3
- cherishalo 3
- coupleragaga, agagae m
- coupleragagola, agagolae m
- coupleragagula, agagulae m
- carnivorouscarnivorus, carnivora, carnivorum
- conspireconsentio 4
- cause that one defends :: connection :: conditioncausa, causae f
- cut down treesarbores caedo
- co-friendconamicus, conamici m
- co-lovercoamator, coamatoris m
- co-desertercondesertor, condesertoris m
- co-shepherdcompastor, compastoris m
- companion in martyrdomcommartyr, commartyris m
- colleague in the priesthoodsymmysta, symmystae m
- colleague in the priesthoodsymmystes, symmystae m
- colleagueconfamulus, confamuli m
- companion in servitudeconservus, conservi m
- companion in servitudecoservus, coservi m
- companionssynoditae, synoditarum m
- comradesociennus, socienni m
- copartner :: comrade :: companionsocius, socii m
- community :: copartnership :: confederacysocietas, societatis f
- communityconsortio, consortionis f
- companionship :: company assembled for feastingsodalitas, sodalitatis f
- companionship :: company :: college :: company assembled for feastingsodalicium, sodalicii n
- companionship :: company :: college :: company assembled for feastingsodalitium, sodalitii n
- concubine :: courtesanameca, amecae f
- concubine :: courtesanamica, amicae f
- chief priestessantistita, antistitae f
- check the flames :: coverdefendo 3
- clothing worn at tablevestimenta cubitoria
- chainscompes, compedis f
- chainvinculo 1
- call girlchoa, choae f
- call girlcoa, coae f
- cornfieldarura, arurae f
- contend :: combat violentlydepugno 1
- contend fiercely :: contend warmlydigladior 1
- combat :: combating :: contestdimicatio, dimicationis f
- contenddimico 1
- contradiction :: controversycompugnantia, compugnantiae f
- counter-assertionantisagoge, antisagoges f
- cause someone to desiredesiderio aliquem afficio
- completecompleo 2
- completesuppleo 2
- coarseadipatus, adipata, adipatum
- cinematographic recordingcinematographo 1
- clarifycolo 1
- camp followerssentina, sentinae f
- commontenuis, tenue
- clawunguis, unguis m
- confidenceconfidenter
- compact :: completesoldus, solda, soldum
- compact :: completesoledus, soleda, soledum
- compact :: completesolidus, solida, solidum
- chief person :: chief :: central point :: chapter :: capitalcaput, capitis n
- crackcrepatura, crepaturae f
- capable of judging :: criticalcriticus, critica, criticum
- courteousconcinnus, concinna, concinnum
- conformably :: consistentlyconvenienter
- conformable toaptus, apta, aptum
- conformable toaccommodatus, accommodata, accommodatum
- close :: confinedartus, arta, artum
- compliance :: complaisanceaccommodatio, accommodationis f
- choir (in a chuch)absis, absidis f
- confirm :: concertconstituo 3
- combustiblecremialis, cremiale
- coruscatecorusco 1
- coruscatescorisco 1
- complimentary speech :: charm :: condimentsblandimentum, blandimenti n
- courteouslyblandicule
- corpulencycarnatio, carnationis f
- carnalitycarnalitas, carnalitatis f
- carnalcarnalis, carnale
- corpulentcarnatus, carnata, carnatum
- come :: cease flowing :: ceasedefluo 3
- come to in hasteafluo 3
- come to in hasteaffluo 3 (adfluo 3)
- crowd together :: come together in multitudesconfluo 3
- crowncoronamentum, coronamenti n
- copiousaffluens, affluentis (adfluens, adfluentis)
- circumfluentcircumfluus, circumflua, circumfluum
- come quickly over :: come quickly acrosstransvolo 1
- come quickly over :: come quickly acrosstravolo 1
- come toadvolo 1
- come toarvolo 1
- come hastily togetherconvolo 1
- changing from one part to anothervolatilis, volatile
- concentrate on somethingcogitationem in aliquid intendo
- concentrate on somethingtota mente incumbo in aliquid
- cypress :: class of plants used in medicine as cooling remedies (olive, myrtle, ivy)berbena, berbenae f
- cypress :: class of plants used in medicine as cooling remedies (olive, myrtle, ivy)verbenae, verbenarum f
- come up withconsequor 3
- chasesector 1
- come aftersequor 3
- come after :: copy (an authority, example, opinion)consequor 3
- come up with :: come up to :: comprehendassequor 3 (adsequor 3)
- chaseconsector 1
- cause a war to be wagedbellum conflo
- cookcenarius, cenarii m
- clumsyfatuus, fatua, fatuum
- crabbedtetricus, tetrica, tetricum
- cut updigero 3
- constraint :: compulsioncoactus, coactus m
- courtatrium, atrii n
- currency transactioncommercium monetarium
- currency transactioncommercium nummarium
- currency transactioncommercium pecuniae permutandae
- cruelbarbarus, barbara, barbarum
- celebrate as a poetvaticinor 1
- confiscationconfiscatio, confiscationis f
- counterfeiteradulter monetae
- counterfeiteradulter solidoum
- concocting plotsconsilia coquo
- collect people around one’s selfcirculor 1
- cause to stand :: cover with waterstagno 1
- completecumulo 1
- close the trainagmen cogo
- carvedsculptilis, sculptile
- carriertransvecturarius, transvecturarii m
- consisting of four linkstetracolos, tetracolon
- cunning :: craftinessvulpes, vulpis f
- couchsponda, spondae f
- community :: corporationcorpus, corporis n
- careless :: composedsecurus, secura, securum
- composuresecuritas, securitatis f
- congealingcongelatio, congelationis f
- cargo shipperanabolicarius, anabolicarii m
- conversationconversatio, conversationis f
- customary :: celebratedcelebratus, celebrata, celebratum
- commonly used routevia trita
- cruelcrudus, cruda, crudum
- counsellor :: courtieramecus, ameci m
- counsellor :: courtierameicus, ameici m
- counsellor :: courtieramicus, amici m
- completelyundique
- crocodile-crocodilinus, crocodilina, crocodilinum
- crocodile-crocodilonius, crocodilonia, crocodilonium
- castle of a noble :: cell of the queen-bee :: court :: courtiersaula, aulae f
- comply with someone's wishvoluntati alicuius obsequor
- comply with someone's wishvoluntati alicuius satisfacio
- causing anxiety :: causing pain :: causing uneasinessanxiosus, anxiosa, anxiosum
- conclusive :: clearly indicative :: cunningargutus, arguta, argutum
- cavernousspeluncosus, speluncosa, speluncosum
- clamoring continually :: clamorousclamorosus, clamorosa, clamorosum
- clamoring continually :: clamorousclamosus, clamosa, clamosum
- confusedturbidus, turbida, turbidum
- covered with verdigrisaeruginosus, aeruginosa, aeruginosum
- complicated :: confusedtortuosus, tortuosa, tortuosum
- corruptvitiosus, vitiosa, vitiosum
- causing idlenessdesidiosus, desidiosa, desidiosum
- covered with mistcaliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosum
- covered with mistcaligosus, caligosa, caligosum
- considerateconsiliosus, consiliosa, consiliosum
- calumniatingcriminosus, criminosa, criminosum
- craggyscopulosus, scopulosa, scopulosum
- covered with scarscicatricosus, cicatricosa, cicatricosum
- covered with slimeverosus, verosa, verosum (1)
- covered with slimevirosus, virosa, virosum (1)
- crabbed :: confusedspinosus, spinosa, spinosum
- confusedturbulentus, turbulenta, turbulentum
- changeable :: conceitedventosus, ventosa, ventosum
- completelyabsolute
- charcoal-Woman, the title of a lost play by Plautuscarbonaria, carbonariae f
- certifyconsigno 1
- cover with boardscontabulo 1
- cover with copper :: cover with bronzeaero 1
- copious :: copious in expressioncopiosus, copiosa, copiosum
- covered with copper :: covered with bronzeaeratus, aerata, aeratum
- carrying staff and pouchbactroperita, ae m
- cunningaculeatus, aculeata, aculeatum
- channelstria, striae f
- cut furrows throughsulco 1
- covered walkwaydeambulatorium, deambulatorii n
- cantercitatus equi cursus
- corer for gamesaeptum venationis
- chancealea, aleae f
- chancealia, aliae f
- cocklechama, chamae f
- cocklechema, chemae f
- cocklecheme, chemes f
- car parkautocinetorum receptaculum
- chaplet :: crown :: circle of men :: crowd :: circumvallation :: cornicecorona, coronae f
- chaplet :: crown :: circle of men :: crowd :: circumvallation :: cornicechorona, choronae f
- coat of sheepskinarnacis, arnacidis f
- cap worn under the helmet :: centocento, centonis m
- catch up secretly :: catch up by stealth :: choose in the place of anothersublego 3
- conglobate :: crowd togetherconglobo 1
- come to a head :: cause to suppuratesuppuro 1
- collect one's thoughts :: concentrateanimum cogitationemque colligo
- collect together :: collect :: contract :: compress :: concentrate :: compresscolligo 3
- come togethercongregor 1
- collect treasurethesaurizo 1
- convene :: compel :: coercecogito 1 [2]
- collected together :: collectaneouscollectaneus, collectanea, collectaneum
- castratedsectarius, sectaria, sectarium
- commonvulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
- commonvolgatus, volgata, volgatum
- commonvulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
- careful when writingcautus in scribendo
- calmlyclemens, clementis
- Colchicus, Colchica, Colchicum
- Colchi, Colchorum m
- cling to a hopespem devoro
- convince :: constrainvinco 3
- cover the costssumptum reficio
- conduct the siege on the right sidedextram partem operis administro
- closing timevacationem habeo
- contributionstips, stipis f
- colossuscolossos, colossi m
- colossuscolossus, colossi m
- circlebalteus, baltei m (balteum, baltei n)
- color :: color reddish :: color brownishcoloro 1
- calltitulo 1
- commanddenuntio 1
- come :: conveneadsum (assum)
- consigndedo 3
- consoleadvoco 1
- cureauxilior 1
- commit :: commenddemando 1
- consecratededico 1
- comply with one’s wishes :: concede to :: concede :: consign something over to resign :: confirm toconcedo 3
- consign :: commit :: confide for shelter :: confide for protectiontrado 3
- consign :: commit :: confide for shelter :: confide for protectiontransdo 3
- commit tocommitto 3
- come to somethingallabor 3 (adlabor 3)
- coruscationcoruscatio, coruscationis f
- coruscationscoriscatio, scoriscationis f
- climate warmingcalefactio climatis
- cement toagglutino 1
- cement :: contriveconglutino 1
- come to :: come near :: come upon oneaccedo 3
- contendambigo 3
- come across :: come overtransvehor 3
- comecommeo 1
- change one's waysviam flecto
- canvassing :: circumvent :: cheatcircueo
- canvassing :: circumvent :: cheatcircumeo
- clear offclam me subduco
- clear offclam me submoveo
- ceasedecedo 3
- come under :: come into the place of :: come nextsuccedo 3
- chaseaucupo 1
- chaseaucupor 1
- change the placealio me confero
- continuein cursu sum
- climb oversupervado 3
- cross overtranseo
- canvass for votesambio 4
- crown :: crowncingo 3
- celebrate :: celebrate in songcelebro 1
- contending :: contenddecerto 1
- contending :: contenddecertor 1
- come toadmigro 1
- call upon :: complain ofappello 1 (adpello 1)
- consult :: come up to one in a hostile manneradeo
- come together :: collect together :: combine :: curdlecoeo
- come up tosuggredior 5
- come with one :: contendcongredior 5
- cornCeres, Cereris f
- coming to :: coming nearaccessio, accessionis f
- contagiontransitio, transitionis f
- cooperatingconspirans, conspirantis
- circling :: circuit :: compass :: circumlocutioncircuitus, circuitus m
- circling :: circuit :: compass :: circumlocutioncircumitus, circumitus m
- courting favorambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
- canvassingambitio, ambitionis f
- circuit :: circle :: circumference, periphery :: circumlocutionambitus, ambitus m
- circuit :: circuitous mode :: circumlocution :: corridor :: circumference :: compasscircumitio, circumitionis f
- calling by nameappellatio, appellationis f
- coming to :: coming nearaccessus, accessus m
- coming togethersynodicus, synodica, synodicum
- claspaurum, auri n
- cabin ship :: cabin cruisercubiculata, cubiculatae f
- clear conscienceconscientia recte facti (factorum)
- clear conscienceconscientia recte voluntatis
- comfortable :: considerablebonus, bona, bonum [melior, optimus]
- coalitioncoalitio, coalitionis f
- concedetribuo 3
- conceptualizeanimo aliquid comprehendo
- costlinesssumptuositas, sumptuositatis f
- crowdvulgus, vulgi n
- crowdvolgus, volgi n
- crowdvulgus, vulgi n
- crowd :: celebritycelebritas, celebritatis f
- crumble :: consumecontero 3
- colictormina, torminum n
- clambake :: comicscurrilitas, scurrilitatis f
- clambake :: comicscurrulitas, scurrulitatis f
- configuration of stars :: constellationsideratio, siderationis f
- cypress woodcupressetum, cupresseti n
- coalescecoalesco 3
- coalescecolesco 3
- coalescecoolēsco 3
- condense :: curdle :: congealconcresco 3
- clearaltus, alta, altum
- concrete :: compound :: condensed :: curdled :: congealed :: clottedconcretus, concreta, concretum
- crewcustodes, custodum m
- caution :: circumspectioncavitio, cavitionis f
- criminalityscelerĭtas, scelerĭtatis f
- criminalsons, sontis m
- criminalsons, sontis
- consumetransvoro 1
- condition of bodyvaletudo, valetudinis f
- chaffererarilator, arilatoris m
- chaffererarillator, arillatoris m
- chafferercocio, cocionis m
- chafferercoctio, coctionis m
- chafferercotio, cotionis m
- crest of a helmetcoma, comae f
- cede power to someonecedo alicui regnum
- customary :: commontranslaticius, translaticia, translaticium
- customary :: commontralaticius, tralaticia, tralaticium
- customary :: commontranslaticius, translaticia, translaticium
- crankcupa, cupae f (2)
- conducttractatio, tractationis f
- choke to death by hanging :: consecratesuspendo 3
- consideradpendo 3
- considerappendeo 2 (tr.)
- considerappendo 3
- coming at the right timetemporaneus, temporanea, temporaneum
- captiousdifficilis, difficile
- coupleconiuges, coniugum f
- concubinescortum, scorti n
- cause damage to someonealicui male facio
- condemndampno 1
- crude :: coarseacerbus, acerba, acerbum
- calamitous :: cruel,abusiveasper, aspera, asperum
- crueltycrudelitas, crudelitatis f
- censorioussuperciliosus, superciliosa, superciliosum
- contend withaltercor 1
- chieve a wishdamnor voti (voto)
- commensurablecommensurabilis, commensurabile
- crook-footeduncipes, uncipedis
- consisting of slender fibrescapillatus, capillata, capillatum
- covered with haircomans, comantis
- concealedcaecus, caeca, caecum
- confederate incompos, compotis
- copse of hazeltreescoruletum, coruleti n
- copse of hazeltreescoryletum, coryleti n
- creator :: composer :: causeauctor, auctoris c
- creator :: composer :: causeauthor, authoris c
- carriage driveraureax, aureacis m
- charioteerauriga, aurigae m
- charioteer :: combatant in the games of the circusagitator, agitatoris m
- crossbowmanarcuballistarius, arcuballistarii m
- citizen of the first classclassicus, classici m
- carrierbaiolus, baioli m
- carrierbaiulus, baiuli m
- contributor :: comparercollator, collatoris m
- curatorcurator, curatoris m
- celebratorcelebrator, celebratoris m
- confectionercupedinarius, cupedinarii m
- confectionercuppedinarius, cuppedinarii m
- counsellorconsuasor, consuasoris m
- verbigena, verbigenae m
- verbigenus, verbigeni m
- cure the bodycorpus curo
- carecouro 1
- curescurationes, curationum f
- cover by heaping uponcoaggero 1
- collect in a mass :: collect together in a masscoacervo 1
- constructconstruo 3
- celestialcaeles, caelitis (coeles, coelitis)
- celestialcoeles, coelitis
- consumptive :: cachecticcachecticus, cachectica, cachecticum
- carelesslyneglegenter
- conductoradministrator, administratoris m
- cudgel soundlydedolo 1
- cut to pieces :: cut down :: cut in piecescontrucido 1
- cut with an axe :: cheatdeascio 1
- clucksingultio 4
- concealedabstrusus, abstrusa, abstrusum
- concealedsecrete
- concealedsecretim
- concealedsecreto
- concealedsecretus, secreta, secretum
- concealedabsconditus, abscondita, absconditum
- concealedabditus, abdita, abditum
- conceal one’s selfdelitesco 3
- conceal one’s selfdelitisco 3
- concealcelo 1
- concealersuppressor, suppressoris m
- concealing oneselfabsconditio, absconditionis f
- conqueringsuperior, superius
- closingsupremus, suprema, supremum
- channelvia, viae f
- contemptuous hissingsibilum, sibili n
- contemptuous hissingsibilus, sibili m
- conduct a meetingconcilium perago
- clog :: check :: checksufflamino 1
- continueteneo 2
- celebrate shrovetideBacchanalia vivo
- celebrate shrovetideBachanalia celebro
- call someone to accountaliquem ad rationem reddendam voco
- contain :: confine :: comprisecohibeo 2
- contain :: confine :: comprisecoibeo 2
- curb :: check :: comprise :: contain :: comprehend something in itselfcontineo 2
- checksustineo 2
- comprehend :: contain in the mind :: conceive :: comprehendteneo 2
- carousingcomisabundus, comisabunda, comisabundum
- carousingcomissabundus, comissabunda, comissabundum
- clinging claws :: claws that hold onunguium tenacitas
- connection :: contentstenor, tenoris m
- contiguouscontinens, continentis
- creep awaylatebris me abstrudo
- celebrationdies festus
- cavitycava vena
- curling-iron :: crisping-pincalamister, calamistri m (calamistrum, calamistri n)
- curling-iron :: crisping-pincalamistrum, calamistri n
- cavitycavatura, cavaturae f
- cavitycavositas, cavositatis f
- cavity :: cave :: caverncaverna, cavernae f
- cavity :: cave :: caverncavernum, caverni n
- cavity :: channel of a riveralveus, alvei m
- cavitycavum, cavi n
- cavitycavus, cavi m
- cavitycavitas, cavitatis f
- cavity :: chasm :: cleftlacuna, lacunae f
- concave :: curvedconcavus, concava, concavum
- concavecavus, cava, cavum
- channelledalveolatus, alveolata, alveolatum
- city of birthurbs natalis
- coveredconstratus, constrata, constratum
- clawungula, ungulae f
- crooked :: curveduncus, unca, uncum
- cornetercornicen, cornicinis m
- cornetercornicinus, cornicini m
- cornetercornucen, cornucinis m
- cone of a helmetcornu, cornus n
- cone of a helmetcornum, corni n (cornus, cornus m)
- cone of a helmetcornus, cornus m
- corneterceraula, ceraulae m
- crueltydiritas, diritatis f
- cruel torturetormentum acre
- contest for a prizesimultas, simultatis f
- cholericcerebrosus, cerebrosi m
- cry outululo 1
- centuplecentuplus, centupla, centuplum
- chasevenor 1
- chasevenatura, venaturae f
- chasevenatus, venatus m
- chasevenatio, venationis f
- cast invective against someonecontumelias in aliquem ingero
- colonistcolonus, coloni m
- chaffacus, aceris n
- carob tree :: carobsiliqua, siliquae f
- cot :: cottage of shepherds or peasantstegurium, tegurii n
- cot :: cottage of shepherds :: cottage of peasantstugurium, tugurii n
- crystalcrystallum, crystalli n (crystallus, crystalli f)
- consumptivesyntecticus, syntectica, syntecticum
- careaegritudo, aegritudinis f
- clarifyclarius facio
- clearnessdilucidatio, dilucidationis f
- carversignifex, significis m
- conjectureanimo praecipio
- continuallysubinde
- close one after the otheradsecue
- close one after the otherassecue
- continuouslycontinuo
- consisting of ambrosiaambrosius, ambrosia, ambrosium
- contestarma, armorum n
- cablesarmamenta, armamentorum n
- correctcorrectus, correcta, correctum
- closelyconferte
- closelyconfertim
- collusivelcollusorie
- connubiallyconnubialiter
- connubiallyconubialiter (connubialiter)
- connectedlycontextim
- clownishlyrustice
- courteouslybenigniter
- courteously :: courteouslybenigne
- closelycontente (2)
- copiouslydiffuse
- carnallysensualiter
- courageouslyanimose
- consumptiveatrophus, atropha, atrophum
- confusedlyturbulente
- confusedlyturbulenter
- compactlybreviatim
- certainlyutique
- comparativelycomparate
- conjointlyconiuncte
- connectedlyconexe
- connectedlyconnexe
- clearly :: candidlycandide
- confusedlyturbide
- conclusivelyconclusive
- copiously :: copiously providedcopiose
- combativelycertative
- cursorilytransitorie
- cursorilytransitu
- copiouslycumulanter
- copiouslycumulate
- cut to bitsassulatim
- cut to bitsassulose
- crosswisedecusatim
- crosswisedecussatim
- confusedlyper saturam
- centralcentralis, centrale
- centralcentratus, centrata, centratum
- close byvicinitus
- certainlyvero
- continuouslycontinenter
- consecration daydedicationis dies
- collateral circumstancesadiuncta, adiunctorum n
- centuplecentuplicatus, centuplicata, centuplicatum
- contributory causescausae adiuvantes
- censurevitupero 1
- commit cruelty to someonecrudelitatem adhibeo in aliquem
- commit cruelty to someonecrudelitatem exerceo in aliquo
- cheat :: cunning flatterersycophanta, sycophantae m
- churlishnessinhumanitas, inhumanitatis f
- cruelly :: churlishinhumane
- corruptionvitiatio, vitiationis f
- consternationanimus commotior
- childviscera, viscerum n
- chamberthalamus, thalami m
- curious :: curiouscuriosus, curiosa, curiosum
- crickettrixallis, trixallidis f
- crickettroxalis, troxalidis f
- crickettroxallis, troxallidis f
- cockroach :: chaferblatta, blattae f
- contumaciouscontumax, contumacis
- catechisecatechizo 1
- customdiscipleina, discipleinae f
- customdisciplina, disciplinae f
- customdiscipulina, discipulinae f
- characteristic :: charactercaracter, caracteris m
- clepsydraclepsydra, clepsydrae f
- caltroptribulus, tribuli m
- cauterycauterium, cauterii n
- civil discordseditio, seditionis f
- come up with a plancogito dē aliquā rē
- combat jetaeroplanum insectatorium
- communication :: correspondencecommercium, commercii n
- compound interestanatocismus, anatocismi m
- cybernetic space :: cyberspace :: cyberworld :: computer worldcyberspatium, cyberspatii n
- cut off someone's wordaliquem loquentem interpello
- close connection :: connectivityconectivitas, conectivitatis f
- close connection :: connectivityconnectivitas, connectivitatis f
- critical moment :: crisisdiscrimen, discriminis n
- catgut :: cordcorda, cordae f
- cowedmetu oppressus
- cowedpertimefactus, pertimefacta, pertimefactum
- cowedtimefactus, timefacta, timefactum
- conjointlyuniter
- cause an increase in pricesannonam incendo
- confide incredo 3
- consign :: commit toconcredo 3
- consign :: commit toconcreduo 3
- contrivancecommentum, commenti n
- contrivercommentator, commentatoris m
- circumvallationcircummunitio, circummunitionis f
- Constantinopolis, Constantinopolis f
- clearlyvidelicet
- clear :: certainlyscilicet
- cohabitation :: coexistencecommunitas vitae atque victus
- chain punishment :: clamp woodscatenae, catenarum f
- conical wrapper :: conical casecucullus, cuculli m
- cavillercavillator, cavillatoris m
- cultivate :: cause :: cause to be somethingconcinno 1
- compose :: confine :: concealcompingo 3
- claim as a slaveadsero 3
- claim as a slaveassero 3 (adsero 3)
- connect withapplico 1 (adplico 1)
- connect :: connect together in a period :: connect together :: continue uninterruptedly :: continuecontinuo 1
- connect :: combine :: compose :: contrivesero 3
- cement together :: connectcoagmento 1
- connected withadiunctus, adiuncta, adiunctum
- connectedcopulatus, copulata, copulatum
- clientshipapplicatio, applicationis f
- conjunctionadiunctio, adiunctionis f
- constructionstructio, structionis f
- cohesionsymplegas, symplegadis f
- conjunctionsyzygia, syzygiae f
- connecting together :: combinationcoagmentatio, coagmentationis f
- connection :: commissure :: conneclioncompositura, compositurae f
- connection :: commissure :: conneclioncompostura, composturae f
- connecting with something :: continuouscontinuus, continua, continuum
- clearlyarticulatim
- co-operatorcooperator, cooperatoris m
- collectively :: collaborativelysubcommunis, subcommune
- choicearbitratus, arbitratus m
- charge :: calumny :: crime :: cause of a crimecrimen, criminis n
- charlatanrycirculatorium, circulatorii n
- conceal fromclam aliquem habeo
- conceal confidencescommissa taceo
- Carchvia, Carchviae f
- Carcivia, Carciviae f
- Charcivia, Charciviae f
- Zacharpolis, Zacharpolis f
- commit suicideanimam proicio
- coal-carbuncleanthracias, anthraciae m
- coal-carbuncleanthracitis, anthracitidis f
- common bituminous cloverasphaltion, asphaltii n
- comfreyxylophytum, xylophyti n
- chameleonchamaeleon, chamaeleontis m
- comedysoccus, socci m
- capstansucula, suculae f
- covering of the footcircumpes, circumpedis
- cancellarius, cancellarii m
- common dandelionaphaca, aphacae f
- common dandelionaphace, aphacae f
- cane good for pipessyringa, syringae f
- cane good for pipessyringias, syringiae m
- confectionerysuavillum, suavilli n
- cloth for wiping off perspirationsudiculum, sudiculi n
- cloth for wiping off perspirationsuduculum, suduculi n
- cookerycocina, cocinae f
- cookerycoquina, coquinae f
- cookerycucina, cucinae f
- currydepso 3
- crouching :: crouching downcossim
- cudgel :: clubclava, clavae f
- connoisseurscitor, scitoris m
- conscious of something with anotherconscius, conscia, conscium
- concessionadagnitio, adagnitionis f
- cognition :: comprehensioncognoscentia, cognoscentiaae f
- contest :: contention :: comparison :: contrastcontentio, contentionis f
- ceasedefio
- crippledebilito 1
- cut downsuppernatus, suppernata, suppernatum
- complaincommisero 1
- countryterra, terrae f
- copiouslyampliter
- chastiseverbero 1
- cancer :: constellation Cancercancer, cancri m
- claimvendico 1
- claimvindico 1
- catch hold of :: comprehend :: comprise :: catchcomprehendo 3
- catch :: comprehend :: come upon :: checkdeprehendo 3
- catch :: comprehend :: come upon :: checkdeprendo 3
- comprehendadprehendo 3
- comprehendapprehendo 3 (adprehendo 3), [apprendo 3, adprendo 3]
- cohabit with a mansuccumbo 3
- confiscateconfisco 1
- civil action for a thingvindicatio, vindicationis f
- close of a perioddepositio, depositionis f
- clear out :: cleanse :: conduct :: conduct a colonydeduco 3
- conduct across :: carry over :: convey across :: carry overtraduco 3
- conduct across :: carry over :: convey across :: carry overtransduco 3
- cheat :: cancelcircumduco 3
- carry offseduco 3
- carry off :: carry away forciblyabduco 3
- conduct :: conduct a young man to a public teacher :: conduct a bridededuco 3
- convey to any place :: convey to one’s selfadduco 3
- conduct :: carry off :: chase :: carry to :: causeago 3
- chiefcoryphaeus, coryphaei m
- conducting in triumph :: course of timetraductio, traductionis f
- conducting around :: cheatingcircumductio, circumductionis f
- confederatesocius, socia, socium
- coveringsuperiectus, superiectus m
- ceasedesino 3
- ceasedesivo 1
- cede command to someonecedo alicui imperium
- citrusapplemalum citreum
- children's lessonsdisciplina puerilis
- calmsubmissus, submissa, submissum
- calmsummissus, summissa, summissum
- cover disgusting things with eternal oblivionadversa quasi perpetua oblivione obruo
- ceasesino 3
- couriertabellarius, tabellarii m
- calm seaaecor, aecoris n
- calm seaaequor, aequoris n
- compareadaequo 1
- corruptiblecorruptibilis, corruptibile
- come in contact withallambo 3
- carry away all aroundcircumaufero
- consolesublevo 1
- cast upsuscito 1
- cheer up :: consoletollo 3
- courier’s horseveraedus, veraedi m
- child’s coatalicula, aliculae f
- consider a thing on all sidescollustro 1
- cancerouscanceraticus, canceratica, canceraticum
- channelledcanaliculatus, canaliculata, canaliculatum
- cadaverouscadaverosus, cadaverosa, cadaverosum
- cunningcolubrinus, colubrina, colubrinum
- crippledclaudus, clauda, claudum
- crippledclodus, cloda, clodum
- crippledcludus, cluda, cludum
- connect :: concatenateconcateno 1
- conduct someone's trialcausam alicuius ago (ad iudicem)
- collectioncorpusculum, corpusculi n
- casketarmariolum, armarioli n
- claw of e crabdigitulus, digituli m
- cottageteguriolum, tegurioli n
- cottagetuguriolum, tugurioli n
- closet :: cabinetzotheca, zothecae f
- cordtomicula, tomiculae f
- cordtumicla, tumiclae f
- critical mark (sign of spuriousness)virgula, virgulae f
- cinerary urnurnula, urnulae f
- copsesilvula, silvulae f
- continue livingadvivo 3
- course of life :: careerveita, veitae f
- course of life :: careervita, vitae f
- cheerfulalacer, alacris, alacre (alacris, alacre)
- cheerfulalacris, alacre
- creatureanimans, animantis c
- city life :: city fashion :: city manners :: courtesyurbanitas, urbanitatis f
- creditcreditum, crediti n
- closureclausum, clausi n
- castleclausura, clausurae f
- castleclusura, clusurae f
- curlcirra, cirrae f
- curlcirrus, cirri m
- closableclausibilis, clausibile
- conceitsuperbia, superbiae f
- covetousavidus, avida, avidum
- covetouscupidus, cupida, cupidum
- cast a look aroundcircumspicio 5
- cast a look aroundcircumspecto 1 (aliquem)
- contemplate :: comprehendconspicio 5
- consider maturelyconsidero 1
- considerspecto 1
- commanddespecto 1
- consider attentivelycontueor 2
- consider attentivelycontuor 3
- consideradspicio 5
- consideraspicio 5 (adspicio) 5
- contemptdespectio, despectionis f
- contemptdespectus, despectus m
- circumspection :: cautioncircumspectio, circumspectionis f
- copyspeculum, speculi n
- contemplation :: considerationspectatio, spectationis f
- ceasedeficio 5
- cut offdetrunco 1
- ceaseconcido 3 (2)
- calamitycalamitas, calamitatis f
- casting of lots :: chance :: condition :: capital bearing interest :: classsors, sortis f
- casting of lots :: chance :: condition :: capital bearing interest :: classsortis, sortis f
- cry :: clamor :: cry of a animalclamor, clamoris m
- cry :: clamor :: cry of a animalclamos, clamoris m
- cry :: clamor :: cry of a animalclamositas, clamositatis f
- clamorvociferatio, vociferationis f
- caressingamatio, amationis f
- amor, amoris m
- charmingcupidineus, cupidinea, cupidineum
- charmingvenustulus, venustula, venustulum
- comely :: charmingvenustus, venusta, venustum
- charmingamoenus, amoena, amoenum
- calm movement of speechtractus orationis
- cloudaer, aeris m
- causestirps, stirpis f
- countrysolum, soli n
- cheapness :: contemptvilitas, vilitatis f
- cross-transversarius, transversaria, transversarium
- cisalpinus, cisalpina, cisalpinum
- contrarycontrarius, contraria, contrarium
- couchaccubatio, accubationis f
- couchaccubitio, accubitionis f
- crazed :: crack-brainedvacerrosus, vacerrosa, vacerrosum
- corruptedturpificatus, turpificata, turpificatum
- covered with copper :: covered with bronzeaereus, aerea, aereum
- crystalline :: crystalcrystallinus, crystallina, crystallinum (cristallinus)
- consisting of towstupeus, stupea, stupeum
- consisting of towstuppeus, stuppea, stuppeum
- consume by fireadoleo 2 (tr.)
- clad in mailcataphractarius, cataphractaria, cataphractarium
- cut off :: cut aparttrunco 1
- continentcontinens, continentis f
- cause a slaughtercaedem facio
- complete a journeycursum conficio
- cause to echo around :: cry clamorously aroundcircumstrepo 3
- cheeradstrepo 3
- cheerastrepo 3 (adstrepo 3)
- call :: cry outsono 1
- complete :: close a bargain :: causeconficio 5
- copysimulo 1
- celebrate a triumph :: celebrate an ovation :: conquertriumpho 1
- convey the ownership of a thing to anotherabalieno 1
- conclude an agreementdecisionem facio
- carry out an estimatecensum perficio
- complainconcriminor 1
- clean :: cleansecluo 3
- clarifydilucido 1
- clear upsereno 1
- censure :: charge with :: confutearguo 3
- connectconsocio 1
- changealtero 1
- clearvacuefacio 5
- clearvacuo 1
- consider :: choosedestino 1
- corruptvitio 1
- confirm :: cure :: confirm courageconfirmo 1
- confirm :: correctsolido 1
- condense :: confirm :: consolidateconsolido 1
- corrugatecorrugo 1
- corrugate :: cause disgustconrugo 1
- cause to grow greenvirido 1
- curveconcavo 1
- curve like a bowarcuo 1
- curve like a bowarquo 1
- confound :: callvulgo 1
- cross out :: cancelcancello 1
- circumscribeangusto 1
- create unresttumultum facio
- compare :: come up toaequo 1
- consider as similar :: compare :: counterfeitadsimilo 1
- consider as similar :: compare :: counterfeitadsimulo 1
- consider as similar :: compare :: counterfeitassimilo 1
- consider as similar :: compare :: counterfeitassimulo 1 (adsimulo 1), assimilo 1 (adsimilo)
- conclude peacepacem coagmento
- clear a path for someoneviam alicui do
- cloudcontristo 1
- crumble to pieces :: crushcomminuo 3
- cause someone to forget somethingaliquem in oblivionem alicuius rei adduco
- cause someone concerncura aliquem afficio
- cause to resound :: cause to rattlecrepo 1
- celebrate or praise in songcanto 1
- cause to ulcerateulcero 1
- correct :: compensate for :: curecorrigo 3
- consolidate, strengthen :: condenseadsolido 1
- consolidate, strengthen :: condenseassolido 1 (adsolido 1)
- civilizeadsuefacio 5
- civilizemansuefacio 5
- condensedenseo 2
- condensedenso 1
- condensecrasso 1
- cause troubledifficultatem affero
- condensecondenseo 2
- condensecondenso 1
- cureconsano 1
- compilerconditor, conditoris m
- compilerconditor, conditoris m
- costivestegnus, stegna, stegnum
- communicatingcommunicatio, communicationis f
- compensationadaequatio, adaequationis f
- consecrationdevotatio, devotationis f
- cock-pigeoncolumbus, columbi m
- cannibalanthropophagus, anthropophagi m
- cannibalisticanthropophagicus, anthropophagica, anthropophagicum
- cure :: culturecura, curae f
- carecuratura, curaturae f
- courageouslyviriliter
- courage :: capacityvirtus, virtutis f
- cloakamicimen, amiciminis n
- contrive :: choosedesigno 1
- circumcisionsignaculum, signaculi n
- conspicuousdenotatus, denotata, denotatum
- canon :: catalogue of sacred writingscanon, canonis m
- copydescriptio, descriptionis f
- concubinagecontubernium, contubernii n
- contriver :: crafty manarchitecton, architectonis m
- contriver :: crafty manarchitectus, architecti m
- contriver :: crafty manarcitectus, arcitecti m
- controlling one's desirescupiditates coerceo
- controlling one's desirescupiditates cohibeo
- controlling one's desirescupiditates contineo
- controlling one's desirescupiditatibus impero
- comrade :: cronysodalis, sodalis m
- condensing :: congealingconcretio, concretionis f
- cousin by the mother’s sidesobrina, sobrinae f
- cushionvestis stragula
- considerate :: circumspect :: cautiousconsideratus, considerata, consideratum
- coagulumcogulum, coguli n
- coagulum :: coagulator :: curdled milkcoagulum, coaguli n
- condomamynticum, amyntici n
- carriage :: conveyance :: cartvehiculum, vehiculi n
- case or sheaf containing one or more pulleystrochilea, trochileae f
- case or sheaf containing one or more pulleystrochlea, trochleae f
- case or sheaf containing one or more pulleystroclea, trocleae f
- case or sheaf containing one or more pulleystroclia, trocliae f
- case or sheaf containing one or more pulleystroculea, troculeae f
- concurconcurro 3
- conference roomsynedrium, synedrii n
- conjunctioncompetentia, competentiae f
- combinationconcursus, concursus m
- conferencecogressio, cogressionis f
- charmcanorum, canori n
- consumetabeo 2
- corrodingtabificus, tabifica, tabificum
- consuming :: consuming :: corruptingtabidus, tabida, tabidum
- commonplace-bookconiectanea, coniectaneorum n
- cobblersutor veteramentarius
- carelesssocors, socordis
- connectedlyconflatim
- commit an offence :: commit a crimecommereo 2
- courieranabasius, anabasii m
- courierangarius, angarii m
- centrecentrum, centri n
- calm :: compassionateclemens, clementis
- companyvexillum, vexilli n
- commanderstrategus, strategi m
- castleturris, turris f
- centipedecutio, cutionis f
- consciousnessanima, animae f
- coined goldaurum monetale
- cavillerauceps syllabarum
- crimeadmissum, admissi n
- confuse something with somethingaliquid pro aliqua re sumo
- conjecturesuspicor 1
- criticalsuspectus, suspecta, suspectum
- confuse somethingaliquid aliud esse puto
- compoundsynthesis, synthesis f
- carriage :: conviction :: condition in regard to public rightsstatus, status m
- cooledtepidus, tepida, tepidum
- circumspectlysobrie
- cruel rulertyrannus, tyranni m
- cloisteredcoenobialis, coenobiale
- commutation moneycenarius, cenarii m
- corollarycorollarium, corollarii n
- cashiercollectarius, collectarii m
- cowlcotta, cottae f
- cowlpaenula monachi
- chaste :: continentcastus, casta, castum
- cruelcrudelis, crudele
- capitally, so as to affect life or citizenshipcapitaliter
- credit bankargentaria creditoria
- credit bankargentaria creditrix
- carvehiculum automatarium
- convoy of carscurruum automatariorum agmen
- copper-greenchrysocolla, chrysocollae f
- changeableversabilis, versabile
- compeldemoveo 2
- coruscatescorusco 1
- conduct to :: conduct toward :: carry to :: carry towardammoveo 2
- conduct to :: conduct toward :: carry to :: carry towardadmoveo 2
- collide :: combineconiungor 3
- cause any actionconcito 1
- crushvexo 1
- circularcyclophoreticus, cyclophoretica, cyclophoreticum
- championauctor, auctoris c
- championautor, autoris c
- cart-way :: carriagewayactus, actus m
- commotioncommotio, commotionis f
- cut off :: crop :: cut outdemeto 3
- consisting of many partspolymeres, polymeres
- city cleaningcivica munditia
- charmcantatio, cantationis f
- charmcantatus, cantatus m
- concordconcinentia, concinentiae f
- curtailedcolobos, colobon
- curtailedcolobus, coloba, colobum
- cut offdecurtatus, decurtata, decurtatum
- compromisecompromissum, compromissi n
- clinch a matterclavo trabali aliquid figo
- cornclavus, clavi m
- credulitycredulitas, credulitatis f
- change the nametransnomino 1
- callanaxo 1
- critical conditionangustum, angusti n
- contractednessangustia, angustiae f (angustiae, angustiarum f)
- coynessverecundia, verecundiae f
- collarcollare crispum
- cravatfocale, focalis n
- calamityaerumna, aerumnae f
- contradictionadversa alicuius voluntas
- conduct peace negotiationsde pace ago
- contemporaryvicinus, vicini m
- congenialityvicinitas, vicinitatis f
- confineconterminum, contermini n
- crafty personstellio, stellionis m
- clashing :: crashing :: clattering :: clankingstrepitus, strepitus m
- charactersonus, soni m
- continent :: clever :: cautioussobrius, sobria, sobrium
- churlishinhumanus, inhumana, inhumanum
- can not tolerate winevino adversor
- censure :: chastiseanimadverto 3
- cherishingalmus, alma, almum
- counterannumerator, annumeratoris m
- countingadnumeratio, adnumerationis f
- countingannumeratio, annumerationis f
- commendingcelebratio, celebrationis f
- celebrated :: celebratedceleber, celebris, celebre
- celebrated :: celebratedcelebris, celebre
- convent of nunscollegium virginum
- compliancedictoaudientia, dictoaudientiae f
- corpulenceamplum corporis
- copiousbenignus, benigna, benignum
- confused termcomplicata notio
- controller of the annual incomeannotator, annotatoris m
- contemplatorcontemplator, contemplatoris m
- contemplatingcontemplatorius, contemplatoria, contemplatorium
- come up toconsequor 3
- conspicuously stand outaliquid apparet atque exstat
- condemndamno 1
- craft :: cunning, artificeartificium, artificii n
- clothed in purpleconchyliatus, conchyliata, conchyliatum
- clear :: cloud-dis-pelling :: clear :: cleancandidus, candida, candidum
- caressing :: charmingblandus, blanda, blandum
- consisting of broomsparteus, spartea, sparteum
- Cannensis, Cannense
- Caudinus, Caudina, Caudinum
- cedar-cedrinus, cedrina, cedrinum
- connectiveconiunctivus, coniunctiva, coniunctivum
- copper-cupreus, cuprea, cupreum
- copper-cuprinus, cuprina, cuprinum
- copper-cypreus, cyprea, cypreum
- copper-cyprius, cypria, cyprium
- Cumanus, Cumana, Cumanum
- cypress-cupressinus, cupressina, cupressinum
- Cythereius, Cythereia, Cythereium
- Cythereus, Cytherea, Cythereum
- Cytheriacus, Cytheriaca, Cytheriacum
- Cythnius, Cythnia, Cythnium
- Cytoriacus, Cytoriaca, Cytoriacum
- coevalcoaequalis, coaequale
- coevalaequaevus, aequaeva, aequaevum
- commoncotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum))
- commoncottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum
- carnalcarneus, carnea, carneum
- covered with goldaureolus, aureola, aureolum
- concordantunanimus, unanima, unanimum
- concordantunianimis, unianime
- containing sixtysexagenarius, sexagenaria, sexagenarium
- cheap :: common :: commonvilis, vile
- checkeredtessellatus, tessellata, tessellatum
- cork-subereus, suberea, subereum
- cork-suberinus, suberina, suberinum
- coevalcoaevus, coaeva, coaevum
- consubstantialcoessentialis, coessentiale
- collected in flocks :: collected in multitudes :: closecongrex, congregis
- commondichronus, dichrona, dichronum
- cry up :: commendvendito 1
- commissaryshipbiarchia, biarchiae f
- clerkshipscribatus, scribatus m
- clerkshipscriptus, scriptus m
- commissariatsitonia, sitoniae m
- chief-priest’s officeantistitium, antistitii n
- censorshipcensura, censurae f
- consulate :: consulshipconsulatus, consulatus m
- capital punishmentcarnificina, carnificinae f
- capital punishmentcarnuficina, carnuficinae f
- common :: common :: commonplacetritus, trita, tritum
- cceroma, ceromae f
- combatceroma, ceromatis n
- coachautoraeda longa
- cramped :: crowdedcontracte
- cursorily :: compendiouslysummatim
- close tociter, citra, citrum [citerior, citimus]
- clericus :: clergyman :: canoncanonicus, canonici m
- contemporarycoaetaneus, coaetanei m
- companionconturmalis, conturmalis m
- customeradventor, adventoris m
- chariot :: charioteerascensor, ascensoris m
- carriervector, vectoris m
- chief collectorallector, allectoris m (2)
- charioteer :: contriverartifex, artificis c
- cultivator of public lands for a tenth of the producearator, aratoris m
- cultivatorcolitor, colitoris m
- conquerorsubiugator, subiugatoris m
- carrierdeportator, deportatoris m
- carrierphalangarius, phalangarii m
- cudgel-bearerclavator, clavatoris m
- commendercommendator, commendatoris m
- conjureradiurator, adiuratoris m
- comforterconsolator, consolatoris m
- correctorcastigator, castigatoris m
- criervociferator, vociferatoris m
- challengerdepostulator, depostulatoris m
- cosmographercosmographus, cosmographi m
- carverdiatretarius, diatretarii m
- carpenter :: carverstructor, structoris m
- curserdetestator, detestatoris m
- counsellorsuasor, suasoris m
- consumeradrosor, adrosoris m
- consumerarrosor, arrosoris m
- crafty fellowveterator, veteratoris m
- castrated personspado, spadonis m
- curatortutelarius, tutelarii m
- client :: companioncliens, clientis m (cluens)
- client :: companioncluens, cluentis m
- counselloradvocatus, advocati m
- colleague :: companioncollega, collegae m
- consort :: concubine :: comrade :: companionconiuga, coniugae f
- consort :: concubine :: comrade :: companionconiunx, coniugis c (coniux)
- consort :: concubine :: comrade :: companionconiūx, coniugis c
- connectorconiugator, coniugatoris m
- converts anothercircumductor, circumductoris m
- comforterallevator, allevatoris m
- concubine :: co-sleeper :: callboyconcubinus, concubini m
- chasertoreutes, toreutae m
- counsellor :: consulterconsultor, consultoris m
- commemoratorcommemorator, commemoratoris m
- composercontextor, contextoris m
- collectoracceptor, acceptoris m
- candidatecandidata, candidatae f
- conquerortriumphator, triumphatoris m
- contractor :: collector of taxessusceptor, susceptoris m
- coppersmithaerarius, aerarii m
- circuit :: consecrated placetemplum, templi n
- clear :: cloudlessapertus, aperta, apertum
- chasmchasma, chasmatis n
- cotecaulae, caularum f
- cotecaullae, caullarum f
- clearlyaperte
- conjecture, guess, conjectural inference :: conclusion drawn from signs or omensconiectura, coniecturae f
- contradictcontrasisto 3
- counter-candidatecandidatus contrarius
- confronting :: countercontra
- contrarietycontrarietas, contrarietatis f
- contrarietyadversitas, adversitatis f
- choicearbitrium eligendi
- conventionaltraditus, tradita, traditum
- calamine :: cadmiacadmea, cadmeae f
- calamine :: cadmiacadmia, cadmiae f
- causing to pantanhelus, anhela, anhelum
- conquersupervinco 3
- conquer :: convict of crime :: convict of errorconvinco 3
- conquerorsuperator, superatoris m
- conqueringsuperatio, superationis f
- constructor of roadsviocurus, viocuri m
- chief priestessantistes, antistitis c
- concealsubvelo 1
- calmcompono 3
- coloredcatagraphus, catagrapha, catagraphum
- covering for a corpsestragula, stragulae f
- commissionercaduceator, caduceatoris m
- come away :: come off :: ceasediscedo 3
- channel extending inland from the sea, and only filled with water at floodtide :: creekaestuarium, aestuarii n
- companionconsocius, consocii m
- cross over :: crosstraicio 5
- conceal :: closecondo 3
- cavity :: canalcuniculum, cuniculi n
- crossing :: carrying pasttravectio, travectionis f
- crossing :: carrying pasttransvectio, transvectionis f
- cobble togethercentonizo 1
- communal pathvia vicinalis
- confectionerycuppedinaria taberna
- calm :: calm seatranquillum, tranquilli n
- compactcompositio, compositionis f
- calmcum bona pace
- coop for animalsara, arae f
- coop for animalshara, harae f
- camp-castrensis, castrense
- consideration :: censure :: chastisementanimadversio, animadversionis f
- completelyconsummate
- conjectureauguro 1
- conjectureauguror 1
- concerning the administrationadministratorius, administratoria, administratorium
- come to deathanimam amitto
- come to deathvitam amitto
- connection of eventsactio, actionis f
- culpritcommissor, commissoris m
- contumacycontumacia, contumaciae f
- carry through one's intentioncoepta expugno
- collegatarycollegatarius, i m
- captivescustodiae, custodiarum f
- candid :: cheerfulcandidus, candida, candidum
- causalcausalis, causale
- consularconsularis, consulare
- consularcosularis, cosulare
- climactericalclimactericus, climacterica, climactericum
- caninecaninus, canina, caninum
- chiefcardinalis, cardinale
- convivialconvivalis, convivale
- convivialconvivialis, conviviale
- contained in a jarcadialis, cadiale
- champaigncampester, campestris, campestre
- champaigncampestris, campestre
- commoncolonicus, colonica, colonicum
- conventionalconventionalis, conventionale
- Caucasius , Caucasia, Caucasium
- cheese-casearius, casearia, casearium
- Circaeus, Circaea, Circaeum
- cistern-cisterninus, cisternina, cisterninum
- civil :: civic :: citizenscivicus, civica, civicum
- civil :: civic :: courteous :: civilcivilis, civile
- comiccomoedicus, comoedica, comoedicum
- comiccomoedus, comoeda, comoedum
- comparativecomparativus, comparativa, comparativum
- concessiveconcessivus, concessiva, concessivum
- conjecturalconiectarius, coniectaria, coniectarium
- copulativecopulativus, copulativa, copulativum
- consolatoryconsolatorius, consolatoria, consolatorium
- consolable :: consolatoryconsolabilis, consolabile
- contentiouscontentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosum
- controversialconcertatorius, concertatoria, concertatorium
- controversialcontroversialis, controversiale
- criminalcriminalis, criminale
- Cynthius, Cynthia, Cynthium
- countryagrestis, agreste
- coming from heaven :: celestialcaelestis, caeleste
- coming from heaven :: celestialcoelestis, coeleste
- concerning the lessonsdidascalicus, didascalica, didascalicum
- consisting of quarried stonescaementicius, caementicia, caementicium
- ceremonialcaerimonialis, caerimoniale
- ceremonialcerimonialis, cerimoniale
- consisting of speltadoreus, adorea, adoreum
- Capitolinus, Capitolina, Capitolinum
- city-asticus, astica, um
- city-astycus, astyca, astycum
- continentalcontinentalis, continentale
- celestialaethereus, aetherea, aethereum
- celestialaetherius, aetheria, aetherium
- culinarycoquinaris, coquinare
- culinarycoquinarius, coquinaria, coquinarium
- culinaryculīnārius, culīnāria, culīnārium
- Caesareus, Caesarea, Caesareum
- chronicchronicus, chronica, chronicum
- connectingconiugulus, coniugula, coniugulum
- connubial :: conjugalconnubialis, connubiale
- connubial :: conjugalconubialis, conubiale (connubialis, connubiale)
- conviction for malicious prosecutioncalumnia, calumniae f
- corruptdepravo 1
- corrupteddepravatus, depravata, depravatum
- corruptingdepravatio, depravationis f
- cull :: cropcarpeo 2
- cull :: cropcarpio 5
- cull :: crop :: cropcarpo 3
- coveringtesta, testae f
- courtarea, areae f
- cavilargutiola, argutiolae f
- carveddiatretus, diatreta, diatretum
- criminal riffraffcolumnarii, columnariorum m
- columnstela, stelae f
- channel :: conduit :: canal :: channel for missiles in a catapultcanale, canalis n
- channel :: conduit :: canal :: channel for missiles in a catapultcanalis, canalis c
- chief point :: chief circumstancecardo, cardinis m
- covertsuffugium, suffugii n
- construct :: compound :: compose :: cause :: contrivestruo 3
- court :: company of soldiers :: cohort :: crowd :: companycohors, cohortis f
- court :: company of soldiers :: cohort :: crowdcohors, cohortis f
- collection location :: collection pointcolliga, colligae f
- chest :: coffer :: coffin :: cellarca, arcae f
- chest :: coffer :: coffin :: cellarcha, archae f
- cupboard or safe for plateargentarium, argentarii n
- couchdiscubitio, discubitionis f
- coopseclusorium, seclusorii n
- couch :: couch of the setting suncubile, cubilis n
- comparecomparo 1
- come beforeanteverto 3 (antevorto 3)
- come beforeantevertor 3
- come beforeantevorto 3
- connect :: collect :: composecompono 3
- coffinconditorium, conditōrii n
- cross-way :: cross-roadcompetum, competi n
- cross-way :: cross-roadcompitum, compiti n
- cross-way :: cross-roadcompitus, compiti m
- cross-roadtrivium, trivii n
- complete truthveritas nuda
- convenient :: calm :: composedaecus, aeca, aecum
- convenient :: calm :: composedaequus, aequa, aequum
- convenientaiquus, aiqua, aiquum
- cheatderuncino 1
- constantly running sore in the corner of the eyesyce, syces f
- colt’sfootchamaeleuce, chamaeleuces f
- cosmetic surgeonchirurgus cosmeticus
- cheatsycophantor 1
- caressalludio 1
- charming areasamoena, amoenorum n
- charmingblanditus, blandita, blanditum
- charmingblandulus, blandula, blandulum
- copiouslyubertim
- cultivate landaro 1
- cultivation of the groundaratio, arationis f
- countrywomanaratrix, aratricis f
- censureconcerpo 3
- carpvellico 1
- close one's earaures claudo
- cheateddepilatus, depilata, depilatum
- cuteness :: cunningacumen, acuminis n
- captious conditionscondiciones tortae
- colorveneno 1
- city police stationastyphylacium, astyphylacii n
- astynomia, astynomiae f
- city policemanastynomus, astynomi m
- city policemanastyphylax, astyphylacis m
- contaminatedcoinquinatus, coinquinata, coinquinatum
- conditiontempus, temporis n
- commotion :: calamitytempestas, tempestatis f
- condition of a starcatastema, catastematis n
- conceive :: contain :: comprehendcapio 5
- colony :: colonial town :: colony of beescolonia, coloniae f
- courier’s horseveredus, veredi m
- cartagemunus vehicularium
- cartageres vehicularia
- cartageres vehicularis
- courierveraedarius, veraedarii m
- courierveredarius, veredarii m
- charm :: coloring material :: colorvenenum, veneni n
- cover with a mustard plastersinapisso 1
- cover with a mustard plastersinapizo 1
- cataplasmcataplasma, cataplasmatis n
- crowd aroundcircumfundor 3
- crowd around :: cling to :: closely embracecircumfundo 3
- combine :: confound :: confuseconfundo 3
- character :: courage :: calmness :: contentednessanimus, animi m
- commit high treason with somethingaliquid adversus rem publicam facio
- commit high treasoncontra rem publicam facio
- censure :: criticisecavillor 1
- commit a crime :: commit an offencecommitto 3
- cunning :: craftytrebax, trebacis
- chatteradblatero 1
- chrysolitetopazion, topazii n
- chrysolitetopazius, topazii f
- chrysolitetopazon, topazontis m
- chrysolitetopazos, topazi f
- chrysolitetopazus, topazi f
- cat’s-eyeasteria, asteriae f
- cat’s-eyeasterites, asteritae m
- cat’s-eyeastrites, astritae m
- chalcedonastolos, astoli f
- chalcedonastrobolos, astroboli f
- carefully watch out that notanimum sedulo adverso, ne ...
- causes of action :: causesantecedentia, antecedentium n
- charms :: charm :: call forthcanto 1
- care :: collectcomparo 1 (2)
- carefulaccuratus, accurata, accuratum
- contracted, short :: concisesuccinctus, succincta, succinctum
- crowd closely togetherconstipo 1
- check :: concealsupprimo 3
- compress :: contract, confine :: compress :: compel :: constraincoarto 1
- compress :: contract :: confine :: compress :: compel :: constraincoarcto 1
- compress :: contract :: confine :: compress :: compel :: constraincoarto 1
- compress :: check :: curb :: concealcomprimo 3
- condenseconspisso 1
- condensecospisso 1
- cellar for storing up oiltorcular, torcularis n
- contend togethercompulso 1
- crowd :: confineurgueo 2
- close :: costive :: connected with costivenesscompressus, compressa, compressum
- compactcompactilis, compactile
- crowded :: close :: compactconfertus, conferta, confertum
- compression :: copulationcompressus, compressus m
- compression :: copulation :: compression of an expressioncompressio, compressionis f
- contest :: contentioncompulsatio, compulsationis f
- cogenturgens, urgentis
- conspicuousconspectus, conspecta, conspectum
- charming :: costlybellus, bella, bellum
- course :: company at tablecena, cenae f
- course :: company at tablecoena, coenae f
- course :: company at tablecaena, caenae f
- course :: company at tablecena, cenae f
- cardinal virtuesvirtutes cardinales
- consistencyanimus sibi constans et firmus
- ius civile
- court casecausationes, causationum f
- couple :: causeconcilio 1
- cite evidenceargumentis utor
- cite evidenceargumenta affero
- cause disgustnares corrugo
- celebrate in song :: crow :: cause to resoundcano 3
- cause :: counsel :: commandauctoritas, auctoritatis f
- cause :: counsel :: commandauthoritas, authoritatis f
- crowing :: charmcantus, cantus m
- cause :: contriver :: counsellorauctor, auctoris c
- curfewprohibitio prodeundi in publicum
- columncolumna, columnae f
- covenantstipulatio, stipulationis f
- cover with haircrinio 4
- cuttinamputatio, amputationis f
- caravansaryxenodocheum, xenodochei n
- caravansaryxenodochium, xenodochii n
- caravansaryxenon, xenonis m
- cathedral church :: cathedralbasilica, basilicae f
- civil acts :: civil proceedingsactiones, actionum f
- clerkscriba, scribae m
- celebratedconclamatus, conclamata, conclamatum
- chancellor :: chancerycancellaria, cancellariae f
- chickling-vetchcicera, cicerae f
- chastisementanimadversus, animadversus m
- chastely :: correctly :: classicallycaste
- cleansing from sinsdealbatio peccatorum
- cleaningcastificatio, castificationis f
- chastitycastitas, castitatis f
- chastitycastitudo, castitudinis f
- chastitycastimonia, castimoniae f
- chastitycastimonium, castimonii n
- consider thoroughlycogito 1
- concealabstrudo 3
- comment onadnoto 1
- comment onannoto 1 (adnoto 1)
- carry out a planconsilium perficio
- chaseagito 1
- compare :: come up toaequiparo 1
- compare :: come up toaequipero 1
- crownadvelo 1
- cause the courts to resume their businessiustitium remitto
- cast into sleepsoporo 1
- conceal carefully :: coverabscondo 3
- collect :: collect and inurncompono 3
- concealabdo 3
- commit to the care ofdepono 3
- cultivatecondio 4
- call to :: call upon for help :: call upon any one by name :: causecieo 2 (cio 4)
- call to :: call upon for help :: call upon any one by name :: causecio 4
- counterfeitsubdo 3
- cherish :: courtsubmitto 3
- call the parties :: call for votes in the senate :: call outcito 1
- canonizecanonizo 1
- color :: corruptinficio 5
- checkmate someonealiquem ad incitas (calces) redigo
- condense :: compressdensito 1
- count as :: consider asappono 3 (adpono 3)
- contiguous toappositus, apposita, appositum
- concatenatedsertus, serta, sertum
- counterfeitsuppono 3
- choose in the place of any onesufficio 5
- compounding :: connecting :: composition :: connection :: coherencecompositio, compositionis f
- contrastasperitas, asperitatis f
- conformity :: calmnessaequitas, aequitatis f
- calumniatevitilitigo 1
- cursorydefunctorius, defunctoria, defunctorium
- calm :: composedtranquillus, tranquilla, tranquillum
- calmnesstranquillitas, tranquillitatis f
- closing timecessatio vespertina
- cony :: cavity :: canalcuniculus, cuniculi m
- cry out against :: cry at with approbationacclamo 1
- cushiontorus, tori m
- court chargecomitiva, comitivae f
- changeablenessvolubilitas, volubilitatis f
- creak :: crackle :: clatter :: chattercrepito 1
- castanetcrotalum, crotali n
- clattercrotolo 1
- crack :: creak :: clatter :: chinkcrepo 1
- creak :: clashconcrepo 1
- crashingcrepulus, crepula, crepulum
- cease raving :: cease ragingdesaevio 4
- crudecrudivus, crudiva, crudivum
- catching at somethingcaptatio, captationis f
- cause of actioncausa efficiens
- call back an exilealiquem (in patriam) restituo
- credit sideacceptum, accepti n
- capacity :: capability of entering upon an inheritance :: comprehensioncapacitas, capacitatis f
- cavitycava, cavae f
- calculatordinumerator, dinumeratoris m
- computersupputator, supputatoris m
- computationsupputatio, supputationis f
- couchaccubitus, accubitus m
- comprehend somethinganimo comprehendo
- counter-plea :: counterchargeanticategoria, anticategoriae f
- counterchargeaccūsātiō concertativa
- claqueurconquaestor, conquaestoris m
- claqueurconquisitor, conquisitoris m
- catch your breathanimum recreo
- catch your breathanimum reficio
- cane-horsearundo, arundinis f
- crowned with reedsarundifer, arundifera, arundiferum
- cancanna, cannae f
- canecalamus, calami m
- causeconfero
- care forvideo 2
- consider maturely :: consult :: consult oneconsulto 1
- cheer upaquulam obsipo
- collective campcampus perfugis recipiendis
- collective campcampus profugis recipiendis
- collective campcampus receptorius profugorum
- censuscensus, census m
- camel’s-camelinus, camelina, camelinum
- categoricalcategoricus, categorica, categoricum
- conjugalconiugalis, coniugale
- childrenaffectio, affectionis f
- connectionaffinitas, affinitatis f
- consolationsolamentum, solamenti n
- consecrationconsecratio, consecrationis f
- catechistcatechista, catechistae m
- continue on one's pathviam persequor
- continue sittingdesideo 2
- continue sitting :: continuesedeo 2
- contemplativeumbratilis, umbratile
- correction :: chastise mentadmonitio, admonitionis f
- council chamber :: consistory :: conclavesecretarium, secretarii n
- carry awayamolior 4
- cast offamoveo 2
- clean up the damagedetrimentum amoveo
- counter-argumentcontradictio, contradictionis f
- contemptible :: contemptuouscontemnendus, contemnenda, contemnendum
- censure :: condem :: complain ofculpo 1
- censurercorreptor, correptoris m
- confirmauctor sum
- certaindeliberatus, deliberata, deliberatum
- choose a remedyviam capio
- choose a remedyviam sequor
- cause to abound :: celebrate a solemnity in great numbers :: celebrateconcelebro 1
- cease :: cause to ceasequiesco 3
- compensate for the damage caused by violencevim restituo
- curb expendituresumptus circumcido
- checkingcatastalticus, catastaltica, catastalticum
- coercing :: coercion :: compulsion :: chastisementcoercitio, coercitionis f
- coercing :: coercion :: compulsion :: chastisementcoerctio, coerctionis f
- coercing :: coercion :: compulsion :: chastisementcoertio, coertionis f
- check the growth ofaboleo 2
- commit suicidevoluntariam mortem mihi conscisco
- changeconverto 3 (intr.)
- come out with one's adviceconsilia promo
- changeableconversibilis, conversibile
- climaxclimax, climacis f
- copiousuber, uberis
- copiousnessubertas, ubertatis f
- couragedextera, dexterae f
- couragedextra, dextrae f (dextera, dexterae f )
- correctnessdirectitudo, directitudinis f
- chink :: clink :: clink money :: crytinnio 4
- clink :: clanktintinnio 4
- clink :: clanktintinno 1
- clink :: clanktintino 1
- curled lock of hairanulus, anuli m
- competitorcompetitor, competitoris m
- consulatetrabea, trabeae f
- cliff-livingtaeniensis, taeniense
- cliff :: cragscopulus, scopuli m
- changevolumen, voluminis n
- conglomerate :: crowd togetherconglomero 1
- cakecollyris, collyridis f
- considervolvo 3
- conglobatedcircumglobatus, circumglobata, circumglobatum
- copper coindenarius, denarii m
- chamber :: cage for animals :: coopconclave, conclavis n
- chamber :: cage for animals :: coopconclavium, conclavii n
- coursespatium, spatii n
- comprehensivespatiosus, spatiosa, spatiosum
- changeablevertibilis, vertibile
- chips of marblecaementa, caementae f
- chips of marblecaementum, caementi n
- chips of marblecimentum, cimenti n
- caldron :: circle :: circle of a theatre :: circle of hearers :: curtaincortina, cortinae f
- constrained :: concisecircumscriptus, circumscripta, circumscriptum
- connection nodeapparatus mediatorius
- completelybasilice
- crowd aroundcircumtero 3
- cut offderado 3
- cleanse :: correcttergeo 2
- cleanse :: correcttergo 3
- communicate by rubbingaffrico 1
- crumble to pieces :: crumble overaffrio 1
- cleanse by rubbing :: crushtero 3
- chafertritor, tritoris m
- chafingtritura, triturae f
- chase backceleriter recurro
- come to by runningadcurro 3
- come to by running :: come upaccurro 3
- come into the mindsuccurro 3
- come together with :: coincide with :: correspond with :: correspond :: come together :: coincidecongruo 3
- come together in multitudesconcurro 3
- competitor in a chariot-race :: couriercursor, cursoris m
- cursory mentiontranscursus, transcursus m
- coming toaccursus, accursus m
- concourse :: chargeconcursus, concursus m
- creakingargutatio, argutationis f
- cushionculcita, culcitae f (culcitra, culcitrae f)
- cushionculcitra, culcitrae f
- careful :: cautioustutus, tuta, tutum
- circumnavigatecircumlego 3
- circumnavigatecircumnavigo 1
- come to by shipadnavigo 1
- come to by shipannavigo 1
- covered with sailsveliger, veligera, veligerum
- coast :: combat in the amphitheatrearena, arenae f (harena, harenae f)
- coast :: combat in the amphitheatreasena, asenae f (hasena, hasenae f)
- coast :: combat in the amphitheatreharena, harenae f
- vicus sandaliarius
- covered with sandarenatus, arenata, arenatum
- cementingarenatio, arenationis f
- cementingharenatio, harenationis f
- crueltruculentus, truculenta, truculentum
- contradictcontra dico
- commandaio
- communicabledicibilis, dicibile
- coveringbagina, baginae f
- coveringvagina, vaginae f
- clean offdesquamo 1
- cicatricecicatrix, cicatricis f
- companion at schoolcondiscens, condiscentis m
- companion at schoolcondiscipulus, condiscipuli m
- clean out :: cleanse by sweeping :: carry off :: cover :: concealverro 3
- clean out :: cleanse by sweeping :: carry off :: cover :: concealvorro 3
- clamorousclamatorius, clamatoria, clamatorium
- crowdstipamen, stipaminis n
- crowdturba conferta
- crowdturba confertissima
- chiselling :: carvingsculptura, sculptura f
- chair of statesoleum, solei n
- chair of statesolium, solii n
- chairsessibile, sessibilis n
- chairsessibulum, sessibuli n
- chair :: close stoolsella, sellae f
- chairsessorium, sessorii n
- collusioncollusio, collusionis f
- classifiedcommunicationem haud admittens
- concealedclancularius, clancularia, clancularium
- cryptographiccryptographicus, cryptographica, cryptographicum
- concealed :: clandestineclandestinus, clandestina, clandestinum
- consider :: care fortueor 2
- comprehend :: considervideo 2
- collectconquaero 3
- collectconquiro 3
- cutting :: child :: causesemen, seminis n
- countenance :: coloradspectus, adspectus m
- countenance :: coloraspectus, aspectus m
- cloak :: colorspecies, speciei f
- claim asylumasylum peto
- cause to boildefervefacio 5
- cause to boildefervo 3
- catchapprenso 1
- concern :: come to passcontingo 3
- complain ofadripio 5
- catch at eagerlycapesso 3
- catch at eagerlycapisso 3
- catchconcipilo 1
- cause to pay tithes :: collect tithes from someonedecimo 1
- cause to pay tithes :: collect tithes from someonedecumo 1
- chooseallego 3
- choicesepositus, seposita, sepositum
- carautomaton, automati n
- cry upvendo 3
- carry across :: convey across :: carry over :: convey over :: carry through :: convey throughtransmitto 3
- carry across :: convey across :: carry over :: convey over :: cause to pass through :: committramitto 3
- cause to hang down :: cause to fall down :: cast downdemitto 3
- clear offsubmoveo 2
- clear offsummoveo 2
- commissionallego 1 (adlego 1)
- confide :: commitdelego 1
- come down from heavencaelo delapsus
- condemn :: convict :: charge withcondemno 1
- choose out :: cul selectseligo 3
- cease from :: corry off :: carry away the knowledge of a thingaufero
- comprehend :: conclude uponcerno 3
- capacity for distinguishingdiscretio, discretionis f
- clear moodanimus defaecatus
- calmness of mind :: composureanimaequitas, animaequitatis f
- contentmentanimi aequitas
- contentmentanimus aequus
- calmness of mindanimus sedatus
- crabbedseverus, severa, severum
- carrying snakesanguifer, anguifera, anguiferum
- criercalator, calatoris m
- commendatorycommendaticius, commendaticia, commendaticium
- commendatorycommendativus, commendativa, commendativum
- commendatorycommendatorius, commendatoria, commendatorium
- confirmativeconfirmativus, confirmativa, confirmativum
- conneclive :: copulativecomplexivus, complexiva, complexivum
- completivecompletivus, completiva, completivum
- copulativeconexivus, conexiva, conexivum
- copulativeconnexivus, connexiva, connexivum
- coin :: confirmsigno 1
- chase someonecasses tendo alicui
- circumscribe :: closetermino 1
- consumeaduro 3
- couple :: compare :: contrastcompono 3
- cause to fluttervibro 1
- correct, chastise :: chide :: censure :: correct some error :: confinecastigo 1
- corymbiatedcorymbiatus, corymbiata, corymbiatum
- cause to spring forthsubmitto 3
- cause to spring forthsummitto 3 (submitto 3)
- construct :: create :: constituteconstituo 3
- cover with starsstello 1
- commissioncommissio, commissionis f
- claim something for oneselfascisco mihi aliquid
- consisting of seven hundred eachseptingenarius, septingenaria, septingenarium
- contemnsperno 3
- censoriousdestrictus, destricta, destrictum
- cunning device :: contrivancesutela, sutelae f
- casting a shadeumbrifer, umbrifera, umbriferum
- cover :: cast a shadeumbro 1
- coverumbra, umbrae f
- coverlet of skinssisura, sisurae f
- coverlet of skinssusurna, susurnae f
- cast offdecutio 5
- carry away :: confutecommoveo 2
- concussionconcussus, concussus m
- concussionconcussio, concussionis f
- cheeky foreheadattrita frons
- cone-shapedturbineus, turbinea, turbineum
- common apartment :: common homeuna domus
- commonconsors, consortis
- clear-sounding :: clear-sighted :: crafty :: cunningcatus, cata, catum
- consumingacer, acris, acre
- clear-sightedacutus, acuta, acutum
- clip :: cropadtondeo 2
- clip :: cropattondeo 2 (adtondeo 2)
- conqueressvictrix, victricis f
- carriercomportatrix, comportatricis f
- contemnercontemptrix, contemptricis f
- cut off :: clipdetundeo 2
- cut off :: cropdetondeo 2
- clip :: crop :: crop :: culltondeo 2
- clippingtonsura, tonsurae f
- croppingtonsio, tonsionis f
- clearnesssplendor, splendoris m
- crookagolum, agoli n
- cobblersutor, sutoris m
- cobbler's blackatramentum sutoricium
- cobbler’s stallsutrina, sutrinae f
- concise expression :: concise expressionabiunctum, abiuncti n
- compendiouscompendiarius, compendiaria, compendiarium
- concisebrevis, breve
- cash shortageangustiae rei familiaris
- circumcised :: castratedcurtus, curta, curtum
- conciselybreviter
- concisenessbrevitas, brevitatis f
- coal-shovel :: chafing-dishbatillum, batilli n (vatillum, vatilli n)
- callsignifico 1
- clear and complete declaration of one’s willdemonstratio, demonstrationis f
- crafty :: cunning :: calculatingcallidus, callida, callidum
- cunningastutus, astuta, astutum
- cleversibus, siba, sibum
- cleverlyscite
- craftiness :: cunningvafritia, vafritiae f
- cunning :: craftcalliditas, calliditatis f
- close oneself off :: close oneself ina ceteris me segrego
- close up :: confine :: compress :: comprise :: close :: conclude :: close rhythmicallyconcludo 3
- cut offdiscludo 3
- closed :: concealedarcanus, arcana, arcanum
- clearsignatus, signata, signatum
- close :: cut off :: confineclaudo 3
- close :: cut off :: confineclodo 3
- close :: cut off :: confinecludo 3
- cry :: creakgemo 3
- cottonbombyx, bombycis c
- crazydelirus, delira, delirum
- configurationconfiguratio, configurationis f
- conformalconformis, conforme
- common propertycoenoteta, coenotetae f
- candorsimplicitas, simplicitatis f
- candidlysimpliciter
- candidlysimplicitus
- charmdecanto 1
- cause to sound togetherconcino 3
- cockbackcurruca, currucae m
- choristerpuer symphoniacus
- cousin :: companionsoror, sororis f
- crouch downsubsido 3
- containing sixsextaneus, sextanea, sextaneum
- cleardisertus, diserta, disertum
- cunninglycallenter
- cunningly :: craftilycallide
- conduct :: cunningars, artis f
- cleversollers, sollertis
- coveringcorium, corii n
- coveringcorius, corii m
- calvaria, calvariae f
- celestial polevertex caeli
- climatecaelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n)
- climatetractus caeli
- cringinglyverniliter
- causing sleepsoporus, sopora, soporum
- causing torpiditysomnifer, somnifera, somniferum
- colored stripe in a garmentvirga, virgae f
- cuttingtalea, taleae f
- cutablesectivus, sectiva, sectivum
- chutedelabaculum, delabaculi n
- contemntemno 3
- carelesslytralaticie
- carelesslytranslaticie
- cursorilydefunctorie
- cunning :: craftyvafer, vafra, vafrum
- cunninglyvafre
- chapel :: closetaedicula, aediculae f
- channel of a triglyphcanaliculus, canaliculi m
- casketarcla, arclae f
- casketarcula, arculae f
- carbunclecarbunculus, carbunculi m
- cowltegillum, tegilli n
- cupculigna, culignae f
- cupcymbium, cymbii n
- cup or calyx of a flowercaliculus, caliculi m [2]
- cup or calyx of a flowercalyculus, calyculi m
- cup or calyx of a flowercalyculus, calyculi m
- capital of a columncapitellum, capitelli n
- capital of a column :: capital of a triglyph :: cross-beam of warlike engines :: covering for the head of females :: chaptercapitulum, capituli n
- capital of a column :: capital of a triglyph :: cross-beam of warlike engines :: covering for the head of females :: chaptercapitulus, capituli m
- chapeladyticulium, n
- cognomen of the successor of Tiberiuscalicula, caliculae f
- cognomen of the successor of Tiberiuscaligula, caligulae f
- conceitcervicula, cerviculae f
- cobwebcassiculum, cassiculi n
- cobwebcassiculus, cassiculi m
- campbedcrabatus, crabati m
- cabinet order :: codicilcodiculus, codiculi m
- confectionerycrustlum, crustli n
- confectionerycrustulum, crustuli n
- candlestickcerula, cerulae f
- computing :: calculatingcalculus, calculi m
- computing :: calculatingcauculus, cauculi m
- cellcellola, cellolae f
- cellcellula, cellulae f
- corrodingvescus, vesca, vescum
- cut to piecesdilido 3
- cover :: clothecircumlino 3 (circumlinio 4)
- covering with waxceratura, ceraturae f
- cracklesternuo 3
- clucking :: croakingsingultus, singultus m
- calmlysubmissim
- calmlysummissim
- calmly :: calmlysubmisse
- calmly :: calmlysummisse
- cuirassierclibanarius, clibanarii m
- celebrationsollemnitas, sollemnitatis f
- clumsycrassus, crassa, crassum
- considerablyaliquam multum
- commanddictum, dicti n
- crispedsubcrispus, subcrispa, subcrispum
- coarseagrestius
- confusedspinosulus, spinosula, spinosulum
- considerablyaliquantum, aliquanti n
- considerablyaliquantus, aliquanta, aliquantum
- cry or invocation to BacchusBacchus, Bacchi m
- chantcantica, canticae f
- chantcanticus, cantici m
- charmcantio, cantionis f
- cajole :: charm :: captivatedelenio 4
- cajole :: charm :: captivatedelinio 4
- consolation :: compensationsolacium, solacii n
- consolation :: compensationsolatium, solatii n
- caressing :: captivatingdelenificus, delenifica, delenificum
- caressing :: captivatingdelinificus, delinifica, delinificum
- courteously :: carefullyblande
- courteously :: carefullyblanditer
- courteously :: carefullyblandum
- cursevomica, vomicae f
- chosen :: costlyconquisitus, conquisita, conquisitum
- clangclangor, clangoris m
- creakingcrepax, crepacis
- choir singing in harmony :: concordant acclamation of people in a theatre :: concordconcentus, concentus m
- create discorddiscordias sero
- causesero 3 (2)
- consoling :: console :: comfortalloquor 3
- commend :: consecratebenedico 3
- consoling :: consolation :: comforting :: comfortallocutio, allocutionis f
- consolation :: conversationalloquium, alloquii n
- conversation :: common talksermo, sermonis m
- capacitiescallentes, callentium m
- charmcantamen, cantaminis n
- carry ondego 3
- cobwebaranea, araneae f
- compose :: curededuco 3
- cover overconspuo 3
- critical sign on the margin of a bookveru, verus n
- critical sign on the margin of a bookverum, veri n
- chipastula, astulaa f
- chipassula, assulae f
- cleave slightly :: chop slightlysubscindo 3
- cleftscissus, scissa, scissum
- crackcissura, cissurae f
- corrupted :: corruptcorruptus, corrupta, corruptum
- collusioncolludium, colludii n
- coachcorporis exercitator
- covered with blood :: cruelcruentus, cruenta, cruentum
- cover :: cover oversterno 3
- covering :: carpet :: covering for a corpsestragulum, straguli n
- cheerfulnessdiffusio, diffusionis f
- coverconspargo 3
- coverconspergo 3
- connectedcognatus, cognata, cognatum
- contemplationspeculatio, speculationis f
- corner-stoneangularis lapis
- countersigntessera, tesserae f
- crushed thingscollisa, collisorum n
- conteststadium, stadii n
- contaminatedcontaminatus, contaminata, contaminatum
- composing :: compositionstilus, stili m
- cabbage-stalk :: cabbage :: colewortcaulis, caulis m
- cabbage-stalk :: cabbage :: colewortcoles, colis m
- clap in token of applausesupplodo 3
- costconsto 1
- cease fromcesso 1
- cease :: coming to a closedesisto 3
- continuesto 1
- correspondconsto 1
- captain of robbersvexillarius, vexillarii m
- constant :: consistentconstans, constantis
- cottagestabulum, stabuli n
- comet :: constellationstella, stellae f
- constellationastrum, astri n
- climatesidus, sideris n
- constitution of the statedisciplina civitatis
- condition of a recruittironatus, tironatus m
- concordunitas, unitatis f
- compassionaffectus, affectus m
- confusion :: consternationtrepidatio, trepidationis f
- contributiontributum, tributi n
- contributiontributus, tributus m
- critical circumstancespraeceps, praecipitis n
- conciseabscisus, abscisa, abscisum
- cubical trunk of a pedestaltruncus, trunci m
- climb over :: crosstransgredior 5
- cleavesubhaereo 2
- calmsilens, silentis
- concealed :: clandestinesurrupticius, surrupticia, surrupticium
- condescendcondescendo 3
- curved :: crookedcurvatus, curvata, curvatum
- continue :: come to a stop :: ceasesubsisto 3
- conservatory :: collectionthesaurus, thesauri m
- chamber :: cells of bees :: closet :: cabinet :: cot :: chapelcella, cellae f
- cloudinessturbido, turbidinis f
- choke :: cut off the airadstrangulo 1
- choke :: cut off the airastrangulo 1
- corroboratecorroboro 1
- constitute :: create :: choose :: concludestatuo 3
- confirmedcoalitus, coalita, coalitum
- concern to :: concernadtineo 2 (intr.)
- concern to :: concernattineo 2 (adtineo 2) (intr.)
- cause to coversuperextendo 3
- considerattendo 3 (adtendo 3)
- contendtendo 3
- cover by strewing :: coverconsterno 3
- cover oversupersterno 3
- cover any thingsubsterno 3
- castspargo 3
- comprehensive controlcura custodiaque
- contest in wordsaltercatio, altercationis f
- cast downaffligo 3 (adfligo 3)
- close a contract as suretymanus defigere
- clap :: clap the hands in approbationadplaudo 3 (adplodo 3)
- clap :: clap the hands in approbationapplaudo 3 (applodo 3)
- clap :: clap the hands in approbationapplodo 3
- cause to waverconcutio 5
- chastiseconverbero 1
- contend withconflicto 1
- clap togethercomplodo 3
- coin :: coin furtheraccudo 3
- coin :: coin furtheradcudo 3
- coincudo 3
- collisioncollisus, collisus m
- chastisementverberatio, verberationis f
- cudgelling or beating of childrencaiatio, caiationis f
- criticise :: censuredestringo 3
- come together :: coincidecompeto 3
- come somewhereadpeto 3
- come somewhereappeto 3
- catch at :: chasecapto 1
- contend against :: compare :: contrast :: contend energeticallycontendo 3
- comparable toaemulus, aemula, aemulum
- conceitaffectatio, affectationis f
- cheek prankalapa, alapae f
- caressadmulceo 2
- caresscompalpo 1
- carryingpole :: crow :: crow-barvectis, vectis m
- castle :: citadelarx, arcis f
- confoundedstupidus, stupida, stupidum
- cramsuffarcino 1
- crowdeddiffertus, differta, differtum
- clodpatevaro, varonis m
- clodpatevarro, varronis m
- clothingcultus, cultus m
- changeablecommutabilis, commutabile
- counterfeitsubditicius, subditicia, subditicium
- counterfeitsubdititius, subdititia, subdititium
- counterfeitsubditivus , subditiva, subditivum
- cisterncisterna, cisternae f
- craftilyargute
- catalepsycatalepsis, catalepsis f
- cause harm :: cause damagedetrimentum facio
- cut off someone's airanimam intercludo alicui
- counsellingconsiliarius, consiliaria, consiliarium
- constitutiveconstitutivus, constitutiva, constitutivum
- can be hewncaesalis, caesale
- copulativecongregativus, congregativa, congregativum
- compositivecompositivus, compositiva, compositivum
- charminglydecore
- commutationmoneytemo, temonis m (2)
- computecomputo 1
- condensed :: condensedconcepte
- condensed :: condensedconceptim
- coveringtheristrum, theristri n
- cal in :: call overarvocito 1
- call in :: call overadvocito 1
- callaccitus, accitus m
- calladcitus, adcitus m
- cherish :: courtsummitto 3
- choicecoaptatio, coaptationis f [2]
- cathetercatheter, catheteris m
- chirurgicalchirurgicus, chirurgica, chirurgicum
- capitulatededor 3
- capitulateme dedo
- consecrateconsecro 1
- checksaepio 4
- checksepio 4
- circumvallatevallo 1
- circumvallatecircumvallo 1
- crowdedstipatus, stipata, stipatum
- connection in discoursecomplexus, complexus m
- consider :: contemplatecontemplo 1
- consider :: contemplatecontemplor 1
- check :: consumedevoro 1
- consumingvorax, voracis
- celandinechelidonia, chelidoniae f
- confirm by an oath :: conjureadiuro 1
- combine together by an oath :: conspireconiero 1
- combine together by an oath :: conspireconiuro 1
- clear awayconverro 3 (convorro 3)
- clear awayconvorro 3
- confectionerytragematia, tragematiorum n
- cuttercelox, celocis c
- come toadno 1
- come toanno 1 (adno 1)
- conspiredconiuratus, coniurata, coniuratum
- contemporarysynchronus, synchroni m
- common winevinum cibarium
- concludeconsulo 3
- cutting through :: composedirimo 3
- cast up :: compute :: calculatesubduco 3
- consume :: corruptabsumo 3
- carry offadimo 3
- cherishcurito 1
- consultconsilior 1
- catch one's breath againanimum recipio
- choosedesumo 3
- captivate :: charm :: cheat :: catch :: convictcapio 5
- comprehendcapesso 3
- carry off :: carry away :: consumeaufero
- culldelibo 1
- centesimatecentesimo 1
- capture somebody alivevivum aliquem capio
- chooseadopto 1
- choose as friend :: claimadsumo 3
- choose as friend :: claimassumo 3 (adsumo 3)
- call to witnesscontestor 1
- comprise :: compilecongero 3
- catch up :: continue a speechsuscipio 5
- consumeconsumo 3
- conceiveconcipio 5
- choose :: claim :: consume :: citesumo 3
- captive :: caught :: capturedcaptivus, captiva, captivum
- catching (of animals)captura, capturae f
- circumstanceassumptio, assumptionis f (adsumptio)
- capacitycaptus, captus m
- concertcondico 3
- conversecolloquor 3
- converseconloquor 3
- chatverbigero 1
- chatverba facio
- chastetreeagnos, agni c
- curry someone's hidealicui corium concido,
- curriercorarius, corarii m
- curriercoriarius, coriarii m
- cessationcessatio, cessationis f
- contributionstipendium, stipendii n
- commandcensitio, censitionis f
- chariot drawn by six horsesseiuga, seiugae f
- chariot drawn by six horsesseiugae, seiugarum f
- chariot drawn by six horsesseiuges, seiugium m
- chariot drawn by six horsesseiugis, seiugis m
- chariot drawn by three horsestriga, trigae f
- cleave asunder :: cut asunderdiscindo 3
- contend for a thingdiripio 5
- corruptsubruo 3
- cut offabscindo 3
- cut uptransscindo 3
- calumniateconscindo 3
- carp at :: calumniate :: consume :: consume completelycarpo 3
- cleftscissura, scissurae f
- cavilscomma, scommatis n
- continencesobrietas, sobrietatis f
- comrade :: companioncontubernalis, contubernalis m
- conception :: conceptanimi conformatio
- country :: champaignager, agri m
- construction :: combination :: connection :: contexttextus, textus m
- costlyconturbator, conturbatoris m
- causecausa, causae f
- cheek of a balance :: cramp-ironansa, ansae f
- conqueringvincibilis, vincibile
- courteousaffabilis, affabile
- cognizableagnoscibilis, agnoscibile
- consistentaequabilis, aequabile
- capable of perceivingsensibilis, sensibilile
- contemporary :: coeval :: coexal :: coexistentaequalis, aequale
- capacious :: capable ofcapax, capacis
- capacious :: capable of :: comprehensiblecapabilis, capabile
- calamitouscalamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosum
- cunning :: craftyversipellis, versipelle
- cunning :: craftyvorsipellis, vorsipelle
- climbing over somethingcamararius, camararia, camararium
- climbing over somethingcamerarius, cameraria, camerarium
- censurableblasphemabilis, blasphemabile
- covetoustrahax, trahacis
- clammytractuosus, tractuosa, tractuosum
- credulous :: confiding :: confidingcredulus, credula, credulum
- close :: crowded withcreber, crebra, crebrum
- consequentconsectarius, consectaria, consectarium
- charmingdelicatus, delicata, delicatum
- casualtemerarius, temeraria, temerarium
- complete :: convenient :: commodiouscommodus, commoda, commodum
- crestedcristatus, cristata, cristatum
- celebratedadorĭosus, adorĭosa, adorĭosum
- criticalanceps, ancipitis
- constantpertinax, pertinacis
- cover :: casetheca, thecae f
- celestialsupernus, superna, supernum
- common :: courteous :: condescendingcommunis, commune
- commonusualis, usuale
- conspicuousconspicuus, conspicua, conspicuum
- concealedtacitus, tacita, tacitum
- coming from abroadadventicius, adventicia, adventicium
- circling :: changeablevolubilis, volubile
- carried under the armssubalaris, subalare
- chillingalgificus, algifica, algificum
- comparableaequiperabilis, aequiperabile
- comparablecomparabilis, comparabile
- computablecomputabilis, computabile
- cuttablesecabilis, secabile
- common :: commonplace trivialis, triviale
- common :: commonplacetrivenefica, triveneficae f
- conquerablesuperabilis, superabile
- corruptiblevitiabilis, vitiabile
- calamitousaerumnabilis, aerumnabile
- clipped :: cuttonsilis, tonsile
- cleftscissilis, scissile
- changeableambulatorius, ambulatoria, ambulatorium
- contentssubstantia, substantiae f
- crying :: causing song :: causing speechvocalis, vocale
- contractauctoramentum, auctoramenti n
- clasp of a bracelet :: connectioncopla, coplae f
- clasp of a bracelet :: connectioncopula, copulae f
- clasp of a bracelet :: connectioncopulum, copuli n
- corruptioncorrumptela, corrumptelae f
- corruptioncorruptela, corruptelae f
- consequencesequela, sequelae f
- contextsequentia, sequentiae f
- casual event :: chanceaccidentia, accidentiae f
- capitalvivum, vivi n
- chaoscongeries, congeriei f
- chattering discourse :: cunningargutia, argutiae f
- chattering discourse :: cunningargutiae, argutiarum f
- clear spaceapertum, aperti n
- confectionerybellaria, bellariorum n
- covering :: coverletstramentum, stramenti n
- circleturben, turbinis n
- circleturbo, turbinis m
- circleturbus, turbi m
- cordvinclum, vincli n
- cordvinculum, vinculi n
- Christus, Christi m
- cause of action :: causeantecedens, antecedentis n
- courteousnesscivilitas, civilitatis f
- chaoschaos n
- captivity :: capturecaptivitas, captivitatis f
- celebrated group of statuary by Polycletusastragalizontes, astragalizontum m
- courtvestibulum, vestibuli n
- coldnessalgu, algus n
- coldnessalgus, algus m
- chylechymus, chymi m
- charmsvenus, veneris f
- crust :: covering of ice :: crust of ice :: chased workcrusta, crustae f
- callousnesscallum, calli n (callus, calli m)
- callousnesscallus, calli m
- clivus Capitolinus
- chain of causescausarum series
- chirpzinzilulo 1
- contrarycontraria, contrariorum n
- contrary :: contrastcontrarium, contrarii n
- corridorandron, andronis m
- casinoaleatorium, aleatorii n
- citizenship :: citycivitas, civitatis f
- crueltyatrocitas, atrocitatis f
- courtesybenignitas, benignitatis f
- creatureanimatio, animationis f
- chafcretura, creturae f
- clouds gather in the skycaelum nubibus obducitur
- contextcircumiacentia, circumiacentium n
- cupola :: crown of the headculmen, culminis n
- conversion :: change of view :: change of opinionconversio, conversionis f
- clear skyaethra, aethrae f
- company :: community :: corporationuniversitas, universitatis f
- combbuxum, buxi n
- crawling painverminatio, verminationis f
- calamitycaligo, caliginis f
- calamitycalligo, calliginis f
- closecrebratus, crebrata, crebratum
- crowded :: close :: compactspissus, spissa, spissum
- close :: compact :: continuous :: condensed :: concise :: coarsedensus, densa, densum
- condensespisso 1
- closelyspisse
- confusedlycrasse
- closenesscrebritas crebritatis f
- closenesscrebritudo, crebrituddinis f
- consistencyspissitudo, spissitudinis f
- consider a lot of thingsmulta mecum animo voluto
- consider armed defencearma specto
- conjecture furtheradopinor 1
- consideringcogitatio, cogitationis f
- clearnesstenuitas, tenuitatis f
- covetsitio 4
- cloudlesssitiens, sitientis
- connected with cares and anxietysollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum
- conceptionsensa, sensorum n
- cudgel soundlydeverbero 1
- chinanthereon, anthereonis m
- chokestrangulo 1
- continuallyaetatem
- consistentlyunite
- cast a thing toadicio 5
- cause to cross :: cause to go across :: cause to go over :: cause to go through :: cast over :: conduct overtraicio 5
- consumedilapido 1
- calumniateaquam frigidam subdole suffundo
- cast downdeicio 5
- cast downderuo 3 (tr.)
- confuse, derange :: confoundconturbo 1
- carry on laboriouslysudo 1
- cast over :: cast uponsuperinicio 5
- cover :: clotheamicio 4
- contend :: connect :: castcoicio 5
- contend :: connect :: castconicio 5
- collect :: classifycontribuo 3
- contend :: connectconicio 5
- cast together :: conclude by conjecture :: conclude from signs :: conclude from omensconiecto 1
- counterfeitsubicio 5
- cast quickly towardsconicio 5
- castbolos, boli m
- casting down :: casting outdeiectio, deiectionis f
- confusion :: confused heap :: confused mass :: carnagestrages, stragis f
- crowding :: connecting together :: conflux :: concourse :: confluence :: crowd :: castingconiectus, coniectus m
- cast atadiaculatus, adiaculata, adiaculatum
- crowd togethercontrudo 3
- crowd forwardtrudo 3
- cease thundering :: cease ragingdetono 1
- crashtono 1
- connectadnecto 3
- connectannecto 3
- connect :: connectconecto 3
- connect :: connectconnecto 3
- cultivate the fieldagrum colo
- cultivate the fieldcampum aro
- circumstancestempora, temporum n
- clinking :: clankingtintinnaculus, tintinnacula, tintinnaculum
- cast a glanceconspectum converto
- clamber upscando 3
- cover with a shell :: cover with a incrustation :: cover with plaster-work :: cover with embossed figurescrusto 1
- cover up :: cover over :: conceal by covering :: concealcontego 3
- carvescalpo 3
- consider somethingconsiderationem in aliquid intendo
- carouse together :: consumeconvivo 1
- carouse together :: consumeconvivor 1
- cloysaturo 1
- contentsaturo 1
- covetconcupisco 3
- compensatecompenso 1
- crucifycrucio 1
- clawscalpturio 4
- clawscalpurio 4
- contrast :: combatconfligo 3
- curb, checkcondomo 1
- completely :: certainly :: certainlyadmodum
- cherish assiduouslyconfoveo 2
- change the direction of a marchsigna converto
- cheers!bene te!
- cheers!bene tibi!
- close byad + Akk.
- chase a rabbit into the kitchen for othersaliis leporem excito
- contentsargumentum, argumenti n
- custom-houseteloneum, telonei n
- custom-housetelonium, telonii n
- collector of the customstelonarius, telonarii m
- collector of the customstelonearius, telonearii m
- chatterconcrepantia, concrepantiae f
- chesteduberibus exsertis
- celebrateagito 1
- cithern :: covering :: covering of the hedgehogtestudo, testudinis f
- calamitycruciatus, cruciatus m
- cane masterbattuator, battuatoris m
- cool with fanningventilo 1
- completely conquered :: capturedtriumphatus, triumphata, triumphatum
- come tocontingo 3
- censure :: charge :: computetaxo 1
- come in contact withadtigo 3
- come in contact withattigo 3
- come in contact with :: crop :: come to a placeattingo 3
- come in contact with :: crop :: come to a placeadtingo 3
- come in contact with :: contemplate :: considercontracto 1
- come in contact with :: contemplate :: considercontrecto 1
- curry off :: come to a place :: colortango 3
- contiguous toattiguus, attigua, attiguum
- consideration :: consultationtractatus, tractatus m
- city villavilla urbana
- chain maillorica serta
- craftsmen's guildcollegium opificum
- collected multitude moving forwardsagmen, agminis n
- copyapographon, apographi n
- carry overtransgero 3
- corruptiblecorruptilis, corruptile
- carriertransmissor, transmissoris m
- continue to Macedonia :: continue the march to Macedoniaviam pergo in Macedoniam
- contemncalco 1
- crush by treadingconculco 1
- chamberlaincamararius, camararii m
- chamberlaincamerarius, camerarii m
- captious conclusionconclusiuncula, conclusiuncula f
- cut awaysubluco 1
- conquerdetriumpho 1
- crowdturma, turmae f
- care :: concerncoera, coerae f
- ceasefire :: cessation of hostilitiesarmistitium, armistitii n
- containing the truthverus, vera, verum
- certainlyverum
- cut off procreation parts :: cut off genitalsabscisa, abscisorum n
- code of lawscaudex, caudicis m
- code of lawscodex, codicis m (caudex)
- confide inconfido 3
- caskcupa, cupae f
- cot :: clumpcaespes, caespitis m
- commotion :: confusion :: crowdturba, turbae f
- call the attention of one to a definite actadverto 3
- call the attention of one to a definite actadvorto 3
- call the attention of one to a definite actarverto 3
- cheatcircumverto 3 (circumvorto 3)
- cheatcircumvorto 3
- consider :: carry onverso 1
- consider :: carry onvorso 1
- cause to turnconverto 3
- carry offaverto 3 (avorto 3)
- create a tree sliceablaqueo 1
- changeverto 3 (vorto 3)
- changevorto 3
- crosswise :: cross-transversus, transversa, transversum
- crosswise :: cross-transvorsus, transvorsa, transvorsum
- controvertedcontroversus, controversa, controversum
- changeconversio, conversionis f
- changevertigo, vertiginis f
- catastrophecatastropha, catastrophae f
- catastrophecatastrophe, catastrophes f
- caterpillarcampa, campae f
- caterpillarcampe, campes f
- curltorqueo 2
- collartorces, torcis m (f)
- collartorcuis, torcuis m (f)
- collartores, toris m
- collartorques, torquis m
- collartorquis, torquis m (f)
- crooked :: contortedtortus, torta, tortum
- chariot drawn by two horsesbiiugi, biiugorum m
- coach, chariotcarpentum, carpenti n
- connectingadnexio, adnexionis f
- connectingannexio, annexionis f
- connectionadnexus, adnexus m
- connectionannexus, annexus m
- cacophonousturpis, turpe
- collateral intentconsilium abditum
- centreumbilicus, umbilici m
- concordunanimitas, unanimitatis f
- cordiallyunanimiter
- corruptstuprosus, stuprosa, stuprosum
- compulsivelycoactu
- coatingtunica, tunicae f
- council :: counsellorconsilium, consilii n
- concernattingo 3
- crimecommissum, commissi n
- caresollicitudo, sollicitudinis f
- carelessdiscinctus, discincta, discinctum
- composed of single, unconnected wordsaequiformis, aequiforme
- continuouscontextus, contexta, contextum
- concubinageconcubinatus, concubinatus m
- connection of bodiesconciliatus, conciliatus m
- close connectionconsocietas, consocietatis f
- clothe with fleshconcarno 1
- collect into onecoaduno 1
- combinecombino 1
- connectedconsocius, consocia, consocium
- connected :: connected with :: connected with :: conformable toconiunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum
- catholiccatholicus, catholica, catholicum
- catcatta, cattae f
- corruptionambitus, ambitus m
- crippleddebilis, debile
- coarsestolidus, stolida, stolidum
- cheerfulsecurus, secura, securum
- constructiveconstructivus, constructiva, constructivum
- civil wartumultus, tumultus m
- confusedsubinvicem
- collect :: cause (action, passion, disquiet)concieo 2
- collect :: cause (action, passion, disquiet)concio 4 (concieo 2)
- customsollemne, sollemnis n
- consume entirelyabutor 3
- consume by enjoyingdefruor 3
- control :: consultutor 3
- concerning the drivingvecturarius, vecturaria, vecturarium
- customaryconsuetus, consueta, consuetum
- consumingabusus, abusus m
- customary :: commonusitatus, usitata, usitatum
- creakstrideo 2
- creakstrido 3
- conceitedambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
- choosediligo 3
- consideringaestimatus, aestimatus m
- conjugation :: comparisondeclinatio, declinationis f
- cellar under groundhypogaeum, hypogaei n
- cellar under groundhypogeum, hypogei n
- cellar under groundypogaeum, ypogaei n
- concavityconvexum, convexi n
- concavity :: cavitiesconvexa, convexorum n
- cover overconvelo 1
- covering :: coveradopertio, adopertionis f
- cardiac chamberventriculus cordis
- cutting off of honorverborum contumelia
- confirmverifico 1
- confirmingverificus, verifica, verificum
- chillyadalgidus, adalgida, adalgidum
- closecondensus, condensa, condensum
- covetingconcupiens, concupientis
- covetingconcupiscens, concupiscentis
- constantlypertinaciter
- cambric :: curtaincarbasa, carbasorum n
- cambric :: curtaincarbasum, carbasi n
- cambric :: curtaincarbasus, carbasi f
- carefulscrupulosus, scrupulosa, scrupulosum
- casementtrochilus, trochili m
- cinerary urnurna, urnae f
- colandercolum, coli n
- cup-shaped vessel :: cup :: cavities in the arms of polypi :: cup of flowersacetabulum, acetabuli n
- cup-shaped vessel :: cup :: cavities in the arms of polypi :: cup of flowersacitabulum, acitabuli n
- cratercreterrae, creterrarum f
- cratercrater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f)
- cratercratera, craterae f
- censerthuribulum, thuribuli n
- censer :: constellation otherwise called Araturibulum, turibuli n
- conqueringvictor, victrix
- considercircumspicio 5
- community headmancomarchus, comarchi m
- clamorclamitatio, clamitationis f
- cruellyatrociter
- cry :: callvox, vocis f
- cursedevoveo 2
- carry on warbelligero 1
- carry on warbelligeror 1
- carry on war :: contendbello 1
- charioteersaurigantes, aurigantium m
- coach-bodycapsus, capsi m
- carry the head highaltus incedo
- city :: city of Rome :: capital cityurbs, urbis f
- comfreycotonea, cotoneae f
- comfreysymphyton, symphyti n
- class of monks, who, without fixed abode, wandered about from cell to cellcircumcellio, circumcellionis m
- confederation warbellum sociale
- centre of the warbelli sedes
- cathedral custosbasilicarius, basilicariī m
- clerkapothecarius, apothecarii m
- clothstamen, staminis n
- combatantbelligerator, belligeratoris m
- cleanseabluo 3
- cleansedeluo 3
- cause to melt awaydiluo 3
- cleansingablutio, ablutionis f
- cleansingallutio, allutionis f
- consumecontabefacio 5
- consumingtabifluus, tabiflua, tabifluum
- consumption :: corruption :: consumption :: corruptiontabes, tabis f
- consumingtabificabilis, tabificabile
- carefulvigilans, vigilantis
- carefullyvigilanter
- charge :: care :: curetutela, tutelae f
- circulatorcircitator, circitatoris m
- cooked meatcocta, coctae f
- cisternaquarium, aquarii n
- conduitmasteraquarius, aquarii m
- cataractcataracta, cataractae f
- cataractcataractes, cataractae m
- cataractcatarracta, catarractae f
- cataractcatarractes, catarractae m
- cessation of weepingdelacrimatio, delacrimationis f
- candle maker :: candle casterceriolarius, ceriolarii m
- cut to piecescarpo 3
- cut one's own fleshvineta mea caedo
- combingcristiger, cristigera, cristigerum
- clothed in purpleblattifer, blattifera, blattiferum
- clad in the togatogatus, togata, togatum
- completedetexo 3
- cover :: conceal :: compose :: contrivesubtexo 3
- construct :: composetexo 3
- canvastextile, textilis n
- constructiontextura, texturae f
- complaindeploro 1
- consider maturely :: consult :: consult an oracledelibero 1
- circumspect :: considerate :: cautiouscircumspectus, circumspecta, circumspectum
- consideringdeliberabundus, deliberabunda, deliberabundum
- calm :: composedcompositus, composita, compositum
- corpulentamplo corpore
- colortingo 3
- colortinguo 3
- comeliness :: charmsdecor, decoris m
- colum :: crown :: chiefcolumen, columinis n
- cajolesublecto 1
- coil of flame :: crown of the headvertex, verticis m
- coil of flame :: crown of the headvortex, vorticis m
- clear lustrecandentia, candentiae f
- cerusecerussa, cerussae f
- clearalbus, alba, album
- clearalvus, alva, alvum
- cleansedealbo 1
- catechumencatechumenus, catechumeni m
- catechumencatecumenus, catecumeni m
- consecrateddeificus, deifica, deificum
- completelyex toto
- cup of a flower :: calix of a flowercalathus, calathi m
- consequence :: copiousness and dignity of expressionamplitudo, amplitudinis f
- consortuxor, uxoris f
- cunning devicetechina, techinae f
- cunning devicetechna, ae f
- choicevoluntas, voluntatis f
- carry off a victoryvictoriam pario
- comprehend :: consider :: cherishamplector 3
- conceitventositas, ventositatis f
- cookedamfractus, amfracta, amfractum
- cookedanfractus, anfracta, anfractum
- crook :: curveamfractum, amfracti n
- crook :: curveanfractum, anfracti n
- carousingvini degustatio
- colonnadeala, alae f
- colonnadesascella, ascellae f
- colonnadesascilla, ascillae f
- colonnadesaxilla, axillae f
- chase away :: cleanse by wiping :: clean out :: clear :: cleansedetergeo 2
- cleantersus, tersa, tersum
- cleantertus, terta, tertum
- cleaningtersus, tersus m
- congratulatecongratulor 1
- congratulate someone for victoryde victoria alicui gratulor
- craveaveo 2 (haveo 2)
- consentvolo
- congratulationcongratulatio, congratulationis f
- conditionalcondicionalis, condicionale
- conditionalconditionalis, conditionale
- callouscallosus, callosa, callosum
- certainlyaffirmate
- carefully :: curiouslycuriose
- certainlycerto
- certainlycerte
- cautiously :: considerately :: circumspectlycircumspecte
- contemptuouslyaspernanter
- changeablyvarie
- constitutionallyiure
- consideratelycogitate
- consideratelycogitatim
- concerningde + Abl.
- child's easyuno digitulo
- cunningbicors, bicordis
- ceaseabsisto 3
- closely :: closely :: conciselyanguste
- contrary to the judgmentabsque sententia
- cloudless :: clearsudus, suda, sudum
- childuter, uteri m
- childuterus, uteri m
- cabinet order :: codicilcodicilli, codicillorum m
- cassia-woodxylocasia, xylocasiae f
- cassia-woodxylocassia, xylocassiae f
- cinnamon-woodxylocinnamomum, xylocinnamomi n
- cinnamon-woodxylocinnamum, xylocinnami n
- chain of a harbor :: constraint :: chaincatena, catenae f
- cothurncalo, calonis m [2]
- cut rib by ribcossigero 1
- currant-crackingcaptatio verborum
- corinthian-crackingverborum aucupium
- corinthian-crackingverborum captatio
- conversationverba, verborum n
- contributor :: co-worker :: collaboratorcooperarius, cooperarii m
- combinecooperor 1
- course of the universecursus mundi
- commoncontritus, contrita, contritum
- crediblecredibilis, credibile
- culpable :: criminalculpabilis, culpabile
- commendablecommendabilis, commendabile
- corruptedculpatus, culpata, culpatum
- cut :: crack :: calamityvolnus, volneris n
- cut :: crack :: calamityvulnus, vulneris n
- constructedtextilis, textile
- cape :: cloakamictus, amictus m
- coveringvolva, volvae f (vulva, vulvae f)
- coveringvulva, vulvae f
- coveringbulba, bulbae f
- cholericstomachosus, stomachosa, stomachosum
- combatdeluctor 1
- contending with somethingcolluctatio, colluctationis f
- compose a poemcarmen scribo
- compose :: communicatescribo 3
- composescriptito 1
- composescripto 1
- copy off :: conveytransscribo 3
- copytranscribo 3
- choose :: compose :: cudgelconscribo 3
- composeconficio 5
- composerscriptor, scriptoris m
- counter :: censor’s listtabula, tabulae f
- culpable :: criminalnocens, nocentis m
- cuttercursoria, cursoriae f
- cornannona, annonae f
- common :: customarysollemnis, sollemne
- certainlyvalde
- concede someone's claimalicuius postulationi concedo
- come to pass :: ceasecado 3
- cubscymnus, scymni m
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