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  1. octonary
    versus octonarius
  2. of course
    sequaciter
  3. one who looks down
    despectator, despectatoris m
  4. one who makes a contract
    contractor, contractoris m
  5. one who makes level
    complanator, complanatoris m
  6. offering cake
    catumeum, catumei n
  7. one compares
    componitur
  8. object in the form of a mussel-shell
    conca, concae f
  9. object in the form of a mussel-shell
    concha, conchae f
  10. overthrow
    clades, cladis f
  11. one set over ten persons
    decanus, decanusi m
  12. one possessed by an evil spirit
    daemoniacus, daemoniaci m
  13. overthrow :: occurrence :: occasion :: opportunity
    casus, casus m
  14. ombre
    sciaena, sciaenae f
  15. obscurity
    ambages, ambagis f
  16. obscurity
    ambago, ambaginis f
  17. outline of a law-case
    coniectio, coniectionis f
  18. outcry
    convicium, convicii n
  19. outcry
    convitium, convitii n
  20. ombre
    sciadeus, sciadei m
  21. ogee
    sima, simae f
  22. one who benefits
    aurarius, aurarii m (2)
  23. ox-tongue
    anchusa, anchusae f
  24. ox-tongue
    archebion, archebii n
  25. oxeye
    cachla, cachlae f
  26. oxnose
    burrhinon, burrhini n
  27. ortifying
    confirmatio, confirmationis f
  28. overlaying of color
    circumlitio, circumlitionis f

  29. curia, curiae f
  30. oversight :: office
    curatio, curationis f
  31. of a year
    anniculus, annicula, anniculum
  32. of a year
    annuclus, annucla, annuclum
  33. of a year
    annuculus, annucula, annuculum
  34. of last year
    annotinus, annotina, annotinum
  35. original inhabitant
    autochthon, autochthonis m
  36. on top :: over
    super
  37. over :: over
    supra + Akk.
  38. opulence
    dapsilitas, dapsilitatis f
  39. overloading the stomach
    abundantia, abundantiae f
  40. observe
    accipio 5
  41. over-work
    subsiciva opera
  42. on which much art has been bestowed
    artificiosus, artificiosa, artificiosum
  43. on his own terms :: on his way
    suatim (1)
  44. on your way
    tuatim
  45. own
    confiteor 2
  46. over the Alps
    trans Alpes
  47. over the river
    trans flumen
  48. over :: on the farther side of
    trans + Akk.
  49. oppress
    aggravo 1 (adgravo 1)
  50. obtain
    acquiro 3
  51. opponent
    antagonista, antagonistae m
  52. office of an aedile
    aedilitas, aedilitatis f
  53. on the contrary
    contra ea
  54. old man :: old woman
    senica, senicae f
  55. oh!
    vah!
  56. oh!
    vaha
  57. odor
    aura, aurae f
  58. omnipotent
    cunctipotens, cunctipotentis
  59. only
    solum
  60. only
    solus, sola, solum
  61. on both sides :: on either hand
    utrimquesecus (utrinquesecus)
  62. on both sides :: on either hand
    utrinquesecus
  63. one day after the other
    alterno quoque die
  64. option
    alternativa optio
  65. ostentatiously
    ambitiose
  66. of a scruple
    scripularis, scripulare
  67. order
    structura, structurae f
  68. overseer
    cura, curae f
  69. one beloved
    compar, comparis c
  70. on the other hand
    tum
  71. once more
    denuo (de novo)
  72. obliteration
    deletio, deletionis f
  73. oiled
    unctus, uncta, unctum
  74. other
    alis, alid
  75. other
    alius, alia, aliud
  76. opponent
    adversarius, adversarii m
  77. ordain
    scisco 3
  78. observe
    comprehendo 3
  79. observe
    comprendo 3
  80. outside the walls
    circummuranus, circummurana, circummuranum
  81. ordering
    adordinatio, adordinationis f
  82. overtake :: obtain
    adipiscor 3
  83. order
    ascisco 3 (adscisco 3)
  84. orpiment
    arrenicum, arrenici n
  85. orpiment
    arrhenicum, arrhenici n
  86. orpiment
    arsenicum, arsenici n
  87. otherwise
    cetera
  88. once again as long
    altero tanto longior
  89. over time
    tempore procedente
  90. over time
    tempore progrediente
  91. overwhelm with reasoning
    coarguo 3
  92. obstinacy
    arrogantia, arrogantiae f
  93. once :: one day
    condam
  94. once :: one day
    quondam
  95. opportunely
    commodum
  96. on another occasion :: otherwise
    alias
  97. on another occasion :: otherwise
    alteras
  98. only
    demum
  99. once - another time
    alias ... alias ....
  100. on someone's impulse
    alicuius inductu
  101. on the other side :: on both sides
    altrim secus
  102. on the other side :: on both sides
    altrinsecus
  103. opportunely
    tempestive
  104. on which of the two sides
    utrobi
  105. on which of the two sides
    utrubi
  106. offensive
    adventus repentinus
  107. open ears
    aures vacuae
  108. on the watch
    vigil, vigilis
  109. on the watch
    vigul, vigulis
  110. one who makes sport
    balatro, balatronis m
  111. ornament for the head
    anadema, anadematis n
  112. outlaw Cicero
    Ciceroni aqua et igni interdicere
  113. observe
    arbitror 1
  114. oppose
    contrarior 1
  115. order something :: order
    caveo 2
  116. outlive
    supersum
  117. occur
    sum
  118. offer to any one
    defero
  119. of twofold form
    bifer, bifera, biferum
  120. on your behalf
    tua causa
  121. ornamented
    decorus, decora, decorum
  122. openly
    volgo
  123. openly
    vulgo
  124. of Apollo
    Apollinaris, Apollinare
  125. of the highest class :: of the highest rank
    classicus, classica, classicum
  126. offered by a maiden
    virgineus, virginea, virgineum
  127. offered by a maiden
    virginius, virginia, virginium
  128. of the equestrian order
    turmalis, turmale
  129. overgrown with woods
    silvester, silvestris, silvestre
  130. overgrown with woods
    silvestris, silvestre
  131. of elm
    ulmeus, ulmea, ulmeum
  132. of apes
    simininus, siminina, simininum
  133. of bees
    apianus, apiana, apianum
  134. ointment-
    unguentarius, unguentaria, unguentarium
  135. of the dog star
    siriacus, siriaca, siriacum
  136. outside the city
    antarius, antaria, antarium [2]
  137. ordinary
    vulgaris, vulgare
  138. ordinary
    vulgarius, vulgaria, vulgarium
  139. of the first rank
    capitalis, capitale
  140. opportune
    tempestivus, tempestiva, tempestivum
  141. opportune
    tempestus, tempesta, tempestum
  142. of a tragic nature
    tragicus, tragica, tragicum
  143. ointment
    unctio, unctionis f
  144. over
    sperata, speratae f
  145. over
    speratus, sperati m
  146. oblige
    devincio 4
  147. oblige one’s self
    auctoror 1
  148. oblige someone by doing good
    beneficiis aliquem devincio
  149. oblige someone by doing good
    beneficiis aliquem obligo
  150. oblige
    alligo 1 (adligo 1)
  151. opera glasses
    binoculus, binoculi m
  152. omen
    avis, avis f
  153. of double gender :: of two sexes
    ambigenus, ambigena, ambigenum
  154. offensive
    amarus, amara, amarum
  155. overheated inflation
    annona incensa
  156. obscure
    ater, atra, atrum
  157. obscure someone's reputation
    alicuius famae obsisto
  158. obscuration
    amaurosis, amaurosis f
  159. obstruct the way
    viam intercludo
  160. occasion
    conflo 1
  161. ostentation
    iactantia, iactantiae f
  162. of northern extraction
    aquilonigena, aquilonigenae c
  163. of brass
    chalceus, chalcea, chalceum
  164. opinion
    animus, animi m
  165. odor
    spiritus, spiritus m
  166. ostentatiously
    splendide
  167. occasion
    cereo 1
  168. occasion
    creo 1
  169. ornament
    como 3
  170. overcome
    subigo 3
  171. occasion
    affero
  172. ox
    taurus, tauri m
  173. offer incense
    thurifico 1
  174. offer incense
    turifico 1
  175. oppress
    uro 3
  176. overwhelm
    sepelio 4
  177. only that I was afraid to do something shameful
    unum illud extimescebam, ne quid turpiter facerem
  178. on its own
    suis viribus
  179. on different sides
    carptim
  180. one after another
    alis alium
  181. one after another :: one another
    adinvicem
  182. one after another :: one another
    invicem
  183. oversight :: office
    cura, curae f
  184. offer
    suffero
  185. offer
    suggero 3
  186. obtain by lot :: obtain
    sortior 4
  187. overdo :: overtop with any thing
    superiacio 5
  188. ox
    armentum, armenti n
  189. ox
    bovis, bovis c
  190. order
    accerso 3
  191. order
    arcesso 3
  192. one who keeps provisions
    cellarites, cellaritae m
  193. one who keeps provisions
    cellarius, cellarii m
  194. one who keeps provisions
    cellerarius, cellerarii m
  195. one who keeps provisions
    cellio, cellionis m
  196. office of teacher :: office of a bishop
    cathedra, cathedrae f
  197. office
    vicis f
  198. one who fills his cheeks in speaking :: one who stuffs out his cheeks in eating
    buca, bucae f
  199. one who fills his cheeks in speaking :: one who stuffs out his cheeks in eating
    bucca, buccae f
  200. or (if you will) :: or else :: or (at your pleasure) :: or (at least) :: or (it is indifferent) :: or (what is the same thing) :: or even :: or indeed :: or … itself
    vel
  201. orbit
    circlus, circli m
  202. orbit
    circulus, circuli m
  203. of clay
    argillaceus, argillacea, argillaceum
  204. overstep
    transcendo 3
  205. overstep
    transscendo 3
  206. often :: oftentimes
    crebro
  207. on the brink of death
    capulo vicinus
  208. overlook
    coniveo 2 (conniveo 2)
  209. overlook
    conniveo 2
  210. oakum
    stupa, stupae f
  211. oakum
    stuppa, stuppae f
  212. outward show
    color, coloris m
  213. outward show
    colos, coloris m
  214. oppress :: overthrow
    circumvenio 4
  215. overtake
    supervenio 4
  216. obviate :: occur to him
    subvenio 4
  217. on!
    agesis
  218. opinion
    arbitrium, arbitrii n
  219. officinal comfrey
    anazetesis, anazetesis f
  220. ordinary parlance
    communis sermonis consuetudo
  221. overseer
    comes, comitis c
  222. obliging disposition :: obliging conduct
    venia, veniae f
  223. organize competitions
    certamina pono
  224. opposed :: opposite :: oppositional
    compugnanter
  225. offscourings
    colluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f)
  226. offscourings
    colluvio, colluvionis f
  227. offscourings
    colluvium, colluvii n
  228. obstructionist
    confusor, confusoris m
  229. overcome
    devinco 3
  230. on purpose
    consulte
  231. on purpose
    consulto
  232. observance
    contemplatus, contemplatus m
  233. occupied with
    adsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum
  234. occupied with
    assiduus, assidua, assiduum
  235. order
    constitutio, constitutionis f
  236. oracle
    consultum, consulti n
  237. oracle
    consultus, consultus m
  238. one and a seventh
    sesquiseptimus, sesquiseptima, sesquiseptimum
  239. one and a seventheent
    sesquiseptimus decimus, sesquiseptima decima, sesquiseptimum decimum
  240. one and an tenth
    sesquidecimus, sesquidecima, sesquidecimum
  241. one and an quarter
    sesquiquartus, sesquiquarta, sesquiquartum
  242. one and a third
    sesquitertius, sesquitertia, sesquitertium
  243. one and a sixth
    sesquisextus, sesquisexta, sesquisextum
  244. one and a sixtheent
    sesquisextus decimus, sesquisexta decima, sesquisextum decimum
  245. one and a fifth
    sesquiquintus, sesquiquinta, sesquiquintum
  246. one and an ninth
    sesquinonus, sesquinona, sesquinonum
  247. one and a thirtieth
    sesquitricesimus, sesquitricesima, sesquitricesimum
  248. one and a twentieth
    sesquivicesimus, sesquivicesima, sesquivicesimum
  249. of two days
    biduus, bidua, biduum
  250. of two years
    biennalis, biennale
  251. oversee
    custodia contineo
  252. outdated
    a maioribus traditus
  253. one who pretends to be God, devil
    antitheus, antithei m
  254. obliging
    comis, come
  255. obligingly
    comiter
  256. obligingness
    comitas, comitatis f
  257. overwhelm
    superobruo 3
  258. overlay
    adoperio 4
  259. overwhelm
    cooperio 4
  260. overwhelm
    coperio 4
  261. overlay with wax
    cero 1
  262. overwhelm
    compleo 2
  263. open colonnade :: open portico
    xystum, xysti n
  264. open colonnade :: open portico
    xystus, xysti m
  265. ornamented with foliage or leaves
    caesariatus, caesariata, caesariatum
  266. opening in the tunic through which the head passed
    capicium, capicii n
  267. opening in the tunic through which the head passed
    capitium, capitii n
  268. overlaying with plaster
    tectura, tecturae f
  269. outer garment of a Roman citizen in time of peace
    toga virilis
  270. origin
    cunabula, cunabulorum n
  271. out of one's mind :: of unsound mind
    alienata mente
  272. one who elects or appoints to an office
    creator, creatoris m
  273. obsequiousness
    vernilitas, vernilitatis f
  274. obliquely
    transverse
  275. obliquely
    transversim
  276. obliquely
    transversum
  277. obliquely
    transvorsum
  278. of cucumber
    cucumeraceus, cucumeracea, cucumeraceum
  279. of cucumber
    cucumeracius, cucumeracia, cucumeracium
  280. official chair
    curulis, curulis f
  281. operate on
    seco 1
  282. of the Cyclopes
    Cyclopeus, Cyclopea, Cyclopeum
  283. occurring every day
    amphemerinos, amphemerinon
  284. obscuration
    tenebratio, tenebrationis f
  285. obscurity
    tenebrae, tenebrarum f
  286. one day after the other
    alternis diebus
  287. openness
    candor, candoris m
  288. opinion research :: opinion poll
    demoscopia, demoscopiae f
  289. overwhelmed
    mortuus, mortua, mortuum
  290. one who admires a lump of flesh
    carnarius, carnarii m
  291. of a high price
    carus, cara, carum
  292. one who is indebted :: one who is under obligation to someone for something
    debitor, debitoris m
  293. overreaching
    circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
  294. office of a decemvir
    decemviratus, decemviratus m
  295. ostracise
    aqua et igni interdico
  296. ordinance of the people
    scitus, scitus m
  297. ordinance
    decretum, decreti n
  298. opium
    sopor, soporis m
  299. overcoming
    debellatio, debellationis
  300. overreach
    defraudo 1 (defrudo 1)
  301. overreach
    defrudo 1
  302. of Delos
    Deliacus, Deliaca, Deliacum
  303. offender
    delictor, delictoris m
  304. overreaching
    cupiditas, cupiditatis f
  305. object of contempt
    aspernamentum, aspernamenti n
  306. one that does not correspond with another
    alogos, alogon
  307. one that does not correspond with another
    alogus, aloga, alogum
  308. office of consul :: office of imperial governor
    consularitas, consularitatis f
  309. on purpose
    de industria
  310. on purpose
    ex industria
  311. overwhelm
    submergo 3
  312. overwhelm
    summergo 3
  313. observe :: observe
    animadverto 3
  314. observe :: observe
    animadvorto 3
  315. observe
    sentio 4
  316. obtain a knowledge of a thing
    comperio 4
  317. outcast
    afflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus)
  318. order
    tempero 1
  319. omen
    auspicium, auspicii n
  320. open his eyes for the last time
    lumina suprema verso
  321. of an awkward man
    asinus ad lyram
  322. opening in the side of a vessel for the oars to pass through, rowlock
    columbarium, columbarii n
  323. omit
    subtraho 3
  324. oblige
    adstringo 3
  325. oblige
    astringo 3 (adstringo 3)
  326. overthrow
    convello 3
  327. overloading oneself with wine
    vino me obruo
  328. one who asks or forces to a payment
    compulsor, compulsoris m
  329. one who takes care of horses
    agaso, agasonis m
  330. of a dry nature
    siccaneus, siccanea, siccaneum
  331. of a dry nature
    siccanus, siccana, siccanum
  332. obtuseness
    stoliditas, stoliditatis f
  333. opportunely
    commode
  334. ordure
    stercus, stercoris n
  335. obscure
    creper, crepera, creperum
  336. obode
    aedes, aedium f
  337. obode
    aedis, aedis f
  338. office of a standard-bearer
    aquola, aquolae f
  339. office of a standard-bearer
    aquila, aquilae f
  340. officer who carried the chief standard of the Roman legion
    aquilifer, aquiliferi m
  341. oonest
    cum citissime
  342. owed
    debitus, debita, debitum
  343. oven
    clibanus, clibani m
  344. order :: obtaining
    consecutio, consecutionis f
  345. one who examines the equality
    aequator, aequatoris m
  346. one of you two
    alteruter vestrum
  347. one that wears out elms :: one that is often beaten with elm-rods
    ulmitriba, ulmitribae m
  348. otherwhere :: otherwise, in something else
    alibi
  349. outline
    circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
  350. oil cruet
    cornu, cornus n
  351. occident
    vesper, vesperi m
  352. occident
    vesper, vesperis m
  353. ornaments about the doors
    antepagmentum, antepagmenti n
  354. ornaments about the doors
    antipagmentum, antipagmenti n
  355. ordinary beauty
    forma uxoria
  356. ordinary life
    vita communis
  357. overdo
    veritatem egredior
  358. overdo
    veritatem non servo
  359. overcome the mountains
    montes ascensu vinco
  360. overshoot
    supercedo 3
  361. outdo
    supercresco 3
  362. object that inspires dread
    superstitio, superstitionis f
  363. outline
    circumcaesura, circumcaesurae f
  364. on the outermost
    ultime
  365. offend
    delinquo 3
  366. omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
    syncopa, syncopae f
  367. omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
    syncope, syncopes f
  368. overthrow
    corruo 3
  369. occur
    accido 3 [1]
  370. on the farther side, that is beyond
    ulterior, ulterius
  371. ointment
    unguen, unguinis n
  372. offence
    vitium, vitii n
  373. old fellow
    senium, senii n
  374. obscure person
    homo tenebrarius
  375. onion planting
    caepuila, caepuilae f
  376. onion planting
    cepina, cepinae f
  377. obscenity
    spurciloquium, ispurciloquii n
  378. obstinate
    obstinatus, obstinata, obstinatum
  379. obstinately
    obstinate
  380. on the spot
    statim
  381. obstinacy
    confirmitas, confirmitatis f
  382. overflow
    abundo 1
  383. overflow :: overflow with
    circumfluo 3
  384. overflow with
    affluo 3 (adfluo 3)
  385. oboe
    aula, aulae f [3]
  386. orientation of mental activity towards something
    adversio animi
  387. overtake
    consequor 3
  388. obey
    consequor 3
  389. overtake :: obtain
    assequor 3 (adsequor 3)
  390. one after another
    deinceps
  391. otherwise
    sequius
  392. one who acts foolishly
    fatuus, fatui m
  393. only once again
    ultimum
  394. otherwise I agree with you
    cetera tibi adsentior
  395. otherwise
    cetero
  396. otherwise
    ceteroqui (ceteroquin)
  397. otherwise
    ceteroquin
  398. otherwise
    ceteris rebus
  399. on account of which
    cur
  400. outlandish
    barbaricus, barbarica, barbaricum
  401. oak-forest
    aesculetum, aesculeti n
  402. overflow
    stagno 1
  403. overload :: overwhelm
    cumulo 1
  404. one who educates
    alumna, alumnae f
  405. one fortyeighth of a jugerum
    sicilicus, sicilici m
  406. one fortyeighth of a jugerum
    siciliquus, siciliqui m
  407. omen
    ales, alitis c
  408. open skies
    subdivum, subdivi n
  409. out of his wits
    amens animi
  410. on all sides :: on every part
    undique
  411. on all sides
    undecunde
  412. on high
    sursum
  413. on high
    sursus
  414. on both sides :: on both parts :: on the one side and on the other
    utrimque (utrinque)
  415. on both sides :: on both parts :: on the one side and on the other
    utrinque
  416. on both sides
    utrinde
  417. outside
    deforas
  418. outside
    deforis
  419. of a silver color :: of the silver age
    argenteus, argentea, argenteum
  420. of a silver color :: of the silver age
    argentius, argentia, argentium
  421. of the beet
    betaceus, betacea, betaceum
  422. of the beet
    betacius, betacia, betacium
  423. opposite
    ex adverso
  424. oriental
    anatolicus, anatolica, anatolicum
  425. on whose side
    unde
  426. out of :: of :: out of
    de + Abl.
  427. out of :: on
    a + Abl.
  428. out of :: on
    ab + Abl.
  429. out of :: on
    abs + Abl.
  430. out of :: on
    aps + Abl.
  431. oily
    unguinosus, unguinosa, unguinosum
  432. obscure :: obscure
    caliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosum
  433. obscure :: obscure
    caligosus, caligosa, caligosum
  434. obscure
    spinosus, spinosa, spinosum
  435. old age
    annositas, annositatis f
  436. ornamented with a ring
    annulatus, annulata, annulatum
  437. ornamented with a ring
    anulatus, anulata, anulatum
  438. overlaid with gold :: ornamented with gold :: of gold
    auratus, aurata, auratum
  439. oxfly
    tabanus, tabani m
  440. obtain a suitable pretext
    causam idoneam nanciscor
  441. obtain grace
    veniam impetro
  442. outdo someone
    albis equis aliquem praecurro
  443. objects in the form of a crown
    corona, coronae f
  444. objects in the form of a crown
    chorona, choronae f
  445. overhear
    sublego 3
  446. ordinary
    vulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
  447. ordinary
    volgatus, volgata, volgatum
  448. ordinary
    vulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
  449. obliging
    benevole
  450. obliging
    benificus, benifica, benificum
  451. obliging
    benivolus, benivola, benivolum
  452. outlast :: overcome
    vinco 3
  453. order
    denuntio 1
  454. observe
    adsum (assum)
  455. oracular
    sortifer, sortifera, sortiferum
  456. oracular
    sortiger, sortigera, sortigerum
  457. oppose
    anteeo
  458. oppose
    anteo
  459. oppose
    antideo
  460. o woe!
    bona verba!
  461. overtop :: overcome
    supero 1
  462. oh dear :: oh my :: oh woe!
    avertat Deus!
  463. outlet
    abitus, abitus m
  464. open space left around a building
    circuitus, circuitus m
  465. open space left around a building
    circumitus, circumitus m
  466. ornament in the form of a goose on a ship’s stern
    cheniscus, chenisci m
  467. old age
    canitia, canitiae f
  468. old age
    canities, canitiei f
  469. object of fear :: object of dread
    terror, terroris m
  470. old fallow ground
    veteretum, vetereti n
  471. outgrowing infancy
    a pueris abscedo
  472. overseer
    custos, custodis c
  473. obligation
    cautio, cautionis f
  474. obligation
    cavitio, cavitionis f
  475. offender
    sons, sontis m
  476. one little better than a sutler
    semilixa, semilixae m
  477. only half
    semus, sema, semum
  478. overhang
    superimmineo 2
  479. opportune
    temporaneus, temporanea, temporaneum
  480. opulent :: overflowing
    beatus, beata, beatum
  481. obstinate
    durus, dura, durum
  482. owe something
    dehibeo 2
  483. owe something
    debeo 2
  484. obscure
    caecus, caeca, caecum
  485. one-handed
    unimanus, unimana, unimanum
  486. ox-horned
    bucerius, buceria, bucerium
  487. ox-horned
    bucerus, bucera, bucerum
  488. of three syllables
    trinodis, trinode
  489. one who contended in the chariot-race
    auriga, aurigae m
  490. one that urges to action
    admonitor, admonitoris m
  491. one who pays a voluntary contribution to the state :: one who compares
    collator, collatoris m
  492. overseer
    curator, curatoris m
  493. overseer
    coerator, coeratoris m
  494. odor of the armpits
    caper, capri m
  495. origin
    caput, capitis n
  496. overhear :: obey
    ausculto 1
  497. obey
    audio 4
  498. one who obeys
    auscultator, auscultatoris m
  499. one inch height
    altitudo uncialis
  500. officer sent with a flag of truce
    caduceator, caduceatoris m
  501. on a high throne
    celsithronus, celsithrona, celsithronum
  502. on high
    alte (altius, altissime)
  503. older
    superior, superius
  504. obstacle
    obstaculum, obstaculi n
  505. obstruction
    impeditio, impeditionis f
  506. out with it
    cedo
  507. occupy
    detineo 2
  508. occupy
    adtineo 2
  509. occupy
    attineo 2 (adtineo 2)
  510. obstinate
    tenax, tenacis
  511. opening
    lacuna, lacunae f
  512. one’s dearest possessions
    arae et foci
  513. one’s dearest possessions
    arae focique
  514. of horn
    corneolus, corneola, corneolum
  515. organize banquets
    convivia exhibeo
  516. organize banquets
    convivia instituo et paro
  517. organize banquets
    convivia struo
  518. organize meals
    convivia adparo
  519. organize meals
    convivia comparo
  520. outfit
    supelex, supelectilis f
  521. outfit
    supellectilis, supellectilis f
  522. outfit
    supellex, supellectilis f
  523. one who fights with wild beasts in the arena
    venator, venatoris m
  524. one who cultivates another’s land
    colonus, coloni m
  525. one who disguises himself
    transfigurator sui
  526. only mental :: only mentally grasped, not grasped with the senses
    animo, non sensibus comprehensus
  527. one after the other
    subinde
  528. on the foot
    adsecue
  529. on the foot
    assecue
  530. one after another
    continuo
  531. orderly
    composite
  532. opportunely
    tempestivo tempore
  533. of old
    antique
  534. of old
    antiquitus
  535. otherwise
    alioqui (alioquin)
  536. on someone's account
    alicuius gratia
  537. on someone's behalf
    alicuius verbis
  538. one after another
    subsequenter
  539. over the last year
    superiore anno
  540. on account of
    vicem (mit Gen.)
  541. on the spot
    commoram
  542. on the spot
    coram
  543. on the sides of
    circa + Akk.
  544. offspring
    viscera, viscerum n
  545. officious
    curiosus, curiosa, curiosum
  546. obstinate
    contumax, contumacis
  547. on the spot
    e vestigio
  548. on account of
    vice (mit Gen.)
  549. ordinance
    constitutum, constituti n
  550. operate the plan of something
    consilium alicuius rei agito
  551. overcast :: obscure
    adnubilo 1
  552. overcast :: obscure
    annubilo 1
  553. of course
    videlicet
  554. of course
    scilicet
  555. order :: occasion
    concinno 1
  556. observing in a hostile or troublesome manner
    additus, addita, additum
  557. one of two fathers-in-law
    consocer, consoceri m
  558. one of two mothers-in-law
    consocrus, consocrus f
  559. one who binds or obligates himself to something
    consponsor, consponsoris m
  560. one who binds or obligates himself to something
    consposus, consposi m
  561. object of reproach :: object of invective :: offence :: object representing a crime
    crimen, criminis n
  562. only a few words
    tribus verbis te volo
  563. observant
    servans, servantis
  564. one-grained wheat
    arinca, arincae f
  565. one-grained wheat
    tiphe, tiphes f
  566. oil-press
    sucula, suculae f
  567. open canker
    thymion, thymii n
  568. open canker
    thymium, thymii n
  569. of the same stock
    congentiles, congentilium m
  570. one who kisses
    basiator, basiatoris
  571. of half a year
    semiannuus, semiannua, semiannuum
  572. of three days’ continuance
    triduanus, triduana, triduanum
  573. occupy
    comprehendo 3
  574. overtake :: observe
    deprehendo 3
  575. overtake :: observe
    deprendo 3
  576. on the left :: on the left hand :: on the left side
    sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
  577. offer someone the neck
    cervices alicui do
  578. occur
    surgo 3
  579. obscure
    aenigmaticus, aenigmatica, aenigmaticum
  580. obscure
    aenigmatice
  581. of ochre
    silaceus, silacea, silaceum
  582. of the same name
    cognominis, cognomine
  583. obeying
    auscultatio, auscultationis f
  584. old
    vetulus, vetula, vetulum
  585. on high
    sublime
  586. owl
    amma, ammae f
  587. observe
    circumspicio 5
  588. observe :: observe
    conspicio 5
  589. ook at with respect :: observe
    adspecto 1
  590. ook at with respect :: observe
    aspecto 1 (adspecto 1)
  591. observe
    considero 1
  592. observe
    specto 1
  593. overlook
    despecto 1
  594. observe
    contueor 2
  595. observe
    contuor 3
  596. observe
    suspecto 1
  597. observing
    speculamen, speculaminis n
  598. object of contempt
    despectus, despectus m
  599. opener
    solutor, solutoris m
  600. oracular response :: oracular sayings :: oracular verses :: oracular sentences :: order
    sors, sortis f
  601. oracular response :: oracular sayings :: oracular verses :: oracular sentences :: order
    sortis, sortis f
  602. outcry
    vociferatio, vociferationis f
  603. outcry
    vociferatus, vociferatus m
  604. offspring :: origin
    stirps, stirpis f
  605. oriental
    subsolanus, subsolana, subsolanum
  606. of one who practises unnatural unchastity
    bimaris, bimare
  607. out of the way
    devius, devia, devium
  608. opposite :: opposed
    contrarius, contraria, contrarium
  609. of wicker-work
    vimineus, viminea, vimineum
  610. offer in worship
    adoleo 2 (tr.)
  611. open a will
    testamentum resigno
  612. or gain a thing
    velifico 1
  613. one who discharges the ballista
    ballistarius, ballistarii m
  614. one who deserves the name of a man
    vir, viri m
  615. off the priest’s dress
    subucula, subuculae f
  616. overseer
    curagendarius, curagendarii m
  617. organs of generation
    virilitas, virilitatis f
  618. open :: open to
    adapertus, adaperta, adapertum
  619. obstinacy
    virtus, virtutis f
  620. other kinds of covering (air, sky, fog)
    amicimen, amiciminis n
  621. ordain
    designo 1
  622. observe
    subnoto 1
  623. observe accurately
    denoto 1
  624. ordnance
    alluctamentum, alluctamenti n
  625. oration before a public assembly
    concio, concionis f
  626. one of the Æons
    syncrasis, syncrasis f
  627. odious
    deformis, deforme
  628. of all sorts
    commixticius, commixticia, commixticium
  629. of all sorts
    miscellaneus, miscellanea, miscellaneum
  630. opposite side
    aversa, aversorum n
  631. on the contrary
    ast
  632. on the contrary
    at
  633. occasion any action
    concito 1
  634. often be employed in
    actito 1
  635. ointment oil
    ungula, ungulae f (2)
  636. owl
    acredula, acredulae f
  637. obnoxious
    fastidibilis, fastidibile
  638. obnoxious
    foedus, foedua, foeduum
  639. obnoxious
    malevolus, malevola, malevolum (malivolus)
  640. obnoxious
    malitiosus, malitiosa, malitiosum
  641. over-shyness
    verecundia, verecundiae f
  642. objection
    adversa alicuius voluntas
  643. once
    nuper (Sup. nuperrime)
  644. of the north
    aquilonius, aquilonia, aquilonium
  645. of good courage
    animaequus, animaequa, animaequum
  646. oppose
    veto 1
  647. oppose
    vetuo 1
  648. of few words
    taciturnus, taciturna, taciturnum
  649. oneness
    unio, unionis f
  650. often repeated
    celeber, celebris, celebre
  651. often repeated
    celebris, celebre
  652. oblige to go :: oblige to an effort :: oblige to an errand
    contento 1
  653. obscure someone's glory :: obscure someone's name
    decori alicuius officio
  654. observation and interpretation of omens :: omen
    augurium, augurii n
  655. observer :: observer
    contemplator, contemplatoris m
  656. obtaining evidence for an indictment :: obtaining the evidence for a prosecution
    comparatio criminis
  657. occasion loss to :: occasion damage to :: oblige one’s heir by last will and testament to the performance of any act
    damno 1
  658. of a bull :: of a ox :: of oxen
    taureus, taurea, taureum
  659. of a different kind :: of another kind
    alimodi
  660. of a foot and a half :: one foot and a half :: of an excessive length
    sesquipedalis, sesquipedale
  661. of a foot and a half :: one foot and a half :: of an excessive length
    sesquipedaneus, sesquipedanea, sesquipedaneum
  662. of a good kind :: of a good nature
    benignus, benigna, benignum
  663. of a kid :: of a fawn
    aedinus, aedina, aedinum
  664. of a mountebank :: of a quackish
    circulatorius, circulatoria, circulatorium
  665. of a shining white :: of a dazzling white
    candidus, candida, candidum
  666. of a viper :: of a serpent :: of a snake
    viperinus, viperina, viperinum
  667. of a wether :: of a mutton
    verbecinus, verbecina, verbecinum
  668. of a wether :: of a mutton
    vervecinus, vervecina, vervecinum
  669. of a wether :: of a mutton
    vervicinus, vervicina, vervecinum
  670. of an arbiter :: of an umpire
    arbitralis, arbitrale
  671. of bark :: of cork
    corticeus, corticea, corticeum
  672. of bark :: of cork
    corticius, corticia, corticium
  673. of cattle :: ox-
    bubulinus, bubulina, bubulinum
  674. of copper :: of bronze
    aenus, aena, aenum
  675. of copper :: of bronze
    ahenus, ahena, ahenum
  676. of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
    aeneus, aenea, aeneum
  677. of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
    aenius, aenia, aenium
  678. of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
    aheneus, ahenea, aheneum
  679. of deep wool :: of thick wool
    altilaneus, altilanea, altilaneum
  680. of earth :: of clay
    choicus, choica, choicum
  681. of equal value :: of equal significance
    aequipollens, aequipollentis
  682. of every day :: ordinary
    cotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum))
  683. of every day :: ordinary
    cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum
  684. of flint :: of limestone
    siliceus, silicea, siliceum
  685. of flint :: of limestone
    silicineus, silicinea, silicineum
  686. of four palms :: of four hand-breadths
    tetradoros, tetradoron
  687. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    mea (tua, sua, nostra, vestra) sponte
  688. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    mea sponte
  689. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    nostra sponte
  690. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    sua sponte
  691. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    tua sponte
  692. of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
    vestra sponte
  693. of gold :: ornamented with gold
    aureolus, aureola, aureolum
  694. of gold :: ornamented with gold :: of the color of gold
    aureus, aurea, aureum
  695. of great age :: old
    veternus, veterna, veternum
  696. of hard steel :: of hard iron :: of diamond
    adamanteus, adamantea, adamanteum
  697. of his mind :: of a sane mind
    compos mentis
  698. of horn :: of the color of horn
    corneus, cornea, corneum
  699. of incense :: of frankincense
    thurinus, thurina, thurinum
  700. of incense :: of frankincense
    turinus, turina, turinum
  701. of iridescent colour :: of shimmering colour
    allasson, allassontis
  702. of like essence :: of like nature :: of like quality
    consubstantivus, consubstantiva, consubstantivum
  703. of many years :: old
    annosus, annosa, annosum
  704. of oats :: oaten
    avenaceus, avenacea, avenaceum
  705. of one fashion :: of one sort
    unimodus, unimoda, unimodum
  706. of one mind :: of one accord
    unanimans, unanimantis
  707. of one mind :: of one heart :: of one will :: of one accord
    unanimus, unanima, unanimum
  708. of one mind :: of one heart :: of one will :: of one accord
    unianimis, unianime
  709. of rods :: of twigs :: of brushwood
    virgeus, virgea, virgeum
  710. of seaonions :: of squills
    scillinus, scillina, scillinum
  711. of seaonions :: of squills
    scilliticus, scillitica, scilliticum
  712. of seaonions :: of squills :: of seaonions :: of squills
    scylliticus, scyllitica, scylliticum
  713. of small price :: of small value
    vilis, vile
  714. of the arbute :: of the strawberry-tree
    arbuteus, arbutea, arbuteum
  715. of the Italian oak :: of oak
    aesculeus, aesculea, aesculeum
  716. of the Italian oak :: of oak
    aesculinus, aesculina, aesculinum (aesculnius)
  717. of the same herd :: of the same flock
    congrex, congregis
  718. of the same race :: of the same kind
    congener, congeneris
  719. of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
    terbentinus, terbentina, terbentinum
  720. of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
    terebinthinus, terebinthina, terebinthinum
  721. of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
    terebintinus, terebintina, terebintinum
  722. of the yewtree :: of yew-trees
    taxeus, taxea, taxeum
  723. of the yewtree :: of yew-trees
    taxicus, taxica, taxicum
  724. of two months’ duration :: of two months
    bimenstris, bimenstre
  725. of two months’ duration :: of two months
    bimestris, bimestre (bimenstris)
  726. of unequal nature :: of unequal essence
    anomoeusios, anomoeusion
  727. of what kind soever :: of what nature soever
    cuiuscemodi
  728. of what kind :: of whatever kind
    cuiusmodi
  729. of your family :: of your nation
    vestras, vestratis c
  730. of your family :: of your nation
    vestratis, vestrate
  731. offensive statements :: offensive remarks :: offensive comments
    verborum contumeliae
  732. office of a scribe :: office of a secretary
    scribatus, scribatus m
  733. office of a scribe :: office of a secretary
    scriptus, scriptus m
  734. office of censor :: opinion
    censura, censurae f
  735. office of executioner :: office of hangman
    carnificina, carnificinae f (carnuficina)
  736. office of executioner :: office of hangman
    carnuficina, carnuficinae f
  737. often cry :: often squall
    vagito 1
  738. oil rig :: oilrig
    contignatio ad petroleum proferendum exstructa
  739. ointment jar :: ointment box
    unguentarium unguentarii n
  740. old age of a woman :: old woman age
    anilitas, anilitatis f
  741. old age :: old dirt
    veternus, veterni m
  742. old age :: old skin, slough, cast off yearly by serpents
    senectus, senectutis f
  743. old age :: old skin
    senecta, senectae f
  744. old fashioned :: old roman
    cinctutus, cinctuta, cinctutum
  745. old leaky ship :: old leaking vessel
    vetus quassaque navis
  746. old mum :: old mother
    annulla, annullae f
  747. old mum :: old mother
    anulla, anullae f
  748. old woman :: old wife :: old maid
    anus, anus f
  749. old :: of a former time
    vetus, veteris
  750. olivemill :: oil-mill
    trapetes, trapetum m
  751. olivemill :: oil-mill
    trapetum, trapeti n
  752. olivemill :: oil-mill
    trapetus, trapeti m
  753. on both sides :: on each or either side
    utrobidem
  754. on both sides :: on each or either side
    utrubidem
  755. on the appointed day :: on the specified day :: on the agreed day
    certo die
  756. on the back of the paper :: on the back of the sheet
    in transversa charta
  757. on the contrary :: on the other hand
    contraversim
  758. on the contrary :: on the other hand
    contraversum
  759. on the cue from his men :: on the hint of his men
    suis annuentibus
  760. on the look-out :: on the watch
    speculabundus, speculabunda, speculabundum
  761. on the other hand :: on the contrary
    vicissim
  762. on the other side :: over
    ultra [ulterior, ultimus]
  763. on the right :: on the right side
    a dextra
  764. on the sea :: on the ocean
    inter undas
  765. on the surface :: on the outside
    summatim
  766. on whichever of two sides :: on either side
    utralibet
  767. once :: once for all
    semel
  768. one after the other :: one by one
    aliud ex alio
  769. one and a half unciae :: one eighth of a whole
    sesconcia, sesconciae f
  770. one and a half unciae :: one eighth of a whole
    sescuncia, sescunciae f
  771. one and no more :: only
    unicus, unica, unicum
  772. one by one :: one at a time
    singularis, singulare
  773. one fearful of water :: one having hydrophobia
    aquifuga, aquifugae c
  774. one fights :: one struggles
    certatur
  775. one from the crowd :: one from many :: one from the big bunch
    unus de multis
  776. one managing a farm :: overseer
    vilico, vilicionis m
  777. one must do without you :: one has to do without you
    tui carendum est
  778. one of the same tribe with another :: one of the lower classes of the people
    tribulis, tribulis m
  779. one of the wealthy :: one of the more wealthy
    unus beatiorum
  780. one that arrives :: one that comes to a pothouse
    adventor, adventoris m
  781. one that ascends :: one that mounts a horse
    ascensor, ascensoris m
  782. one that bears any thing :: one that carries any thing :: one that conveys any thing any thing
    vector, vectoris m
  783. one that calls another :: one that fetches another
    accersitor, accersitoris m
  784. one that calls another :: one that fetches another
    arcessitor, arcessitoris m
  785. one that entices :: one that allures
    allector, allectoris m
  786. one that hides :: one that conceals
    absconditor, absconditoris m
  787. one that hinders :: one that impedes
    sequestrator, sequestratoris m
  788. one that is fond about antiquities :: one that employs himself about antiquities :: one that understands reading and copying ancient manusripts
    antiquarius, antiquarii m
  789. one that is master in the liberal arts :: orator :: originator
    artifex, artificis c
  790. one that loves with jealousy :: one that is jealous
    zelotes, zelotae m
  791. one that makes little boxes :: one that makes jewel-caskets
    arcularius, arcularii m
  792. one that proposes riddles :: one that speaks in riddles
    aenigmatista, aenigmatistae m
  793. one that recognizes :: one that understands :: one that perceives
    agnitor, agnitoris m
  794. one that speaks faultily :: one that commits solecisms
    soloecista, soloecistae m
  795. one that strengthens very :: one that strengthens a lot
    confortator, confortatoris m
  796. one that strives for something :: one that longs for something
    appetitor, appetitoris m
  797. one that washes off :: one that purifies
    ablutor, ablutoris m
  798. one united by the same sacra :: one bound by the same (military) oath
    consecraneus, consecranei m
  799. one who adds :: one who joins :: one who unites
    adiunctor, adiunctoris m
  800. one who aids :: one who assists
    subministrator, subministratoris m
  801. one who asks advice :: one who consults
    consultator, consultatoris m
  802. one who assents flatteringly :: one who connives at
    adsentator, adsentatoris m
  803. one who assents flatteringly :: one who connives at
    assentator, assentatoris m (adsentator)
  804. one who bears the sacred boughs :: of the fetiales
    verbenarius, verbenarii m
  805. one who bears witness :: one who testifies to a thing :: one who makes a will :: one who makes a testament
    testator, testatoris m
  806. one who blew the bucina :: one who trumpets forth, blases abroad
    bucinator, bucinatoris m
  807. one who blows on :: one who breathes into :: one who inspires
    afflator, afflatoris m
  808. one who brings :: one who accompanies or attends on a candidate for office
    deductor, deductoris m
  809. one who carries over :: one who hands over
    translator, translatoris m
  810. one who carries together :: one who brings together
    convector, convectoris m
  811. one who casts lots :: one who draws lots
    sortitor, sortitoris m
  812. one who causes pain :: one who causes suffering
    afflictator, afflictatoris m
  813. one who consecrates :: one who dedicates
    consecrator, consecratoris m
  814. one who considers :: one who reflects
    considerator, consideratoris m
  815. one who contends with another :: one who vies with another
    concertator, concertatoris m
  816. one who cuts down :: one who fells
    concisor, concisoris m
  817. one who cuts :: one who prunes
    succisor, succisoris m
  818. one who declares :: one who makes known
    declarator, declaratoris m
  819. one who declines :: one who refuses
    detractator, detractatoris m
  820. one who declines :: one who refuses
    detrectator, detrectatoris m
  821. one who delays :: one who declines :: one who hangs back
    tergiversator, tergiversatoris m
  822. one who demands a formal promise :: one who demands a covenant
    stipulator, stipulatoris m
  823. one who demands a formal promise :: one who demands a covenant
    stipulatus, stipulatus m
  824. one who deposits a thing for safe-keeping :: one who disowns, one who disclaims
    depositor, depositoris m
  825. one who determines :: one who settles, one who appoints
    definitor, definitoris m
  826. one who devises something :: one who invents something
    commentor, commentoris m
  827. one who draws furrows :: one who sails over
    sulcator, sulcatoris m
  828. one who draws up a will :: one who forges a will
    testamentarius, testamentarii m
  829. one who drives away :: one who removes :: one who repels
    depulsor, depulsoris m
  830. one who drives or moves something :: one who brings an action :: one who conducts a suit :: overseer of property :: one who delivers any oral discourse
    actor, actoris m
  831. one who duly arranges :: one who duly orders :: one who duly governs
    temperator, temperatoris m
  832. one who eagerly reaches after :: one who endeavors to obtain :: one who strives for something :: one who hunts after legacies
    captator, captatoris m
  833. one who erects a building :: one who spreads the table :: one who serves up food and carves
    structor, structoris m
  834. one who exhorts :: one who advises :: one who persuades
    suasor, suasoris m
  835. one who fends :: one who wards :: one who averts :: one who keeps off
    defensor, defensoris m
  836. one who forsakes :: one who abandons :: one who joins the enemy
    desertor, desertoris m
  837. one who gives attention to any thing :: observer
    servator, servatoris m
  838. one who gives his assent :: one who gives his approval,approver
    approbator, approbatoris m
  839. one who gives sentence :: one who causes a condemnation
    condemnator, condemnaoris m
  840. one who gnaws at :: one who consumes a thing
    adrosor, adrosoris m
  841. one who gnaws at :: one who consumes a thing
    arrosor, arrosoris m
  842. one who has been consul :: one of consular rank
    consularis, consularis m
  843. one who has grown old :: one who has become gray :: one who has practised :: one who has skilled in any thing :: old fox
    veterator, veteratoris m
  844. one who has heart-burn :: one who has stomach-ache
    cardiacus, cardiaci m
  845. one who has surrendered :: one who has capitulated
    dediticius, dediticii m
  846. one who hesitates :: one who acts deliberately
    cunctatrix, cunctatricis f
  847. one who hollows :: one who excavales
    cavator, cavatoris m
  848. one who is crucified :: one fit for the gallows
    cruciarius, cruciarii m
  849. one who is on his guard :: one who is is wary :: one who is surety for any on :: one who is bail for any one
    cautor, cautoris m
  850. one who joins another in a stipulation :: one who assents to :: one who agrees with
    astipulator, astipulatoris m (astipulator)
  851. one who joins :: one who unites
    coniugator, coniugatoris m
  852. one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
    aeditimus, aeditimi m
  853. one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
    aeditumus, aeditumi m
  854. one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
    aedituus, aeditui m
  855. one who lifts :: one who raises up
    allevator, allevatoris m
  856. one who maturely considers :: one who reflects :: one who takes counsel upon a thing :: one who gives counsel
    consultor, consultoris m
  857. one who opposes a thing :: opponent
    adversator, adversatoris m
  858. one who points out :: one who indicates
    demonstrator, demonstratoris m
  859. one who purchases many things :: one who buys up many things
    coemptor, coemptoris m
  860. one who rebukes :: one who reproves
    compellator, compellatoris m
  861. one who receives a deposit :: one who makes a deposit
    depositarius, depositariii m
  862. one who receives a thing :: one who approvesa thing as true :: one who unjustly regards the person
    acceptor, acceptoris m
  863. one who regulates :: one who arranges :: officer whose duty it was to assign seats in the theatre
    designator, designatoris m
  864. one who softens down :: one who soothes :: one who wins over
    delenitor, delenitoris m (delinitor, delinitoris m)
  865. one who softens down :: one who soothes :: one who wins over
    delinitor, delinitoris m
  866. one who sows upon :: one who sows in addition
    superseminator, superseminatoris m
  867. one who stands by :: one who is present at any thing :: outliving
    superstes, superstitis
  868. one who strikes a thing to the ground :: one who destroys :: one who overthrows
    afflictrix, afflictricis f
  869. one who strips :: one who plucks off
    strictor, strictoris m
  870. one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from vertigo,
    vertiginosus, vertiginosa, vertiginosum
  871. one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from
    verticosus, verticosa, verticosum
  872. one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from
    vorticosus, vorticosa, vorticosum
  873. one who takes away a thing :: one who casts a thing into oblivion
    abolitor, abolitoris m
  874. one who takes control :: one who has the care of a thing :: one who makes out a list of prisoners :: one who forms a list of soldiers
    commentariensis, commentariensis m
  875. one who undertakes any thing :: one who takes into his house thieves, gamesters, etc
    susceptor, susceptoris m
  876. one who uses possession unlawfully :: one who takes possession unlawfully :: one who accomplishes
    usurpator, usurpatoris m
  877. one who wishes :: one who intends :: one who is about :: one who is willing :: one who consents :: one who does a thing voluntarily
    volens, volentis
  878. one will take care of it :: one will think about it
    curabitur
  879. one :: only
    unus, una, unum
  880. one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
    chirografum, chirografi n
  881. one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
    chirographon, chirographi n
  882. one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
    chirographum, chirographi n
  883. one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
    chirographus, chirographi m
  884. only then :: only so
    ita demum
  885. onlybegotten :: only
    unigenitus, unigenita, unigenitum
  886. open a vein on the arm :: open a vein on the thigh muscles
    debrachiolo 1
  887. open fully :: open
    adaperio 4
  888. open gallery :: open terrace
    subdiale, subdialis n
  889. open gallery :: open terrace
    subdivale, subdivalis n
  890. open place for observation :: open space
    templum, templi n
  891. opened :: open
    apertus, aperta, apertum
  892. opening in two ways :: open in two directions
    bipatens, bipatentis
  893. opposing :: opposition
    adversatio, adversationis g
  894. opposite to each other :: opposite-footed
    antipodus, antipoda, antipodum
  895. or :: or also :: or probably also
    -ve
  896. or :: or if
    sibe
  897. or :: or wether
    anne
  898. or :: or whether :: or rather :: or on the contrary :: or indeed :: or perhaps
    an
  899. order mobilisation :: order mobilization
    bellum parari iubeo
  900. order someone to pay taxes :: order someone to pay duties
    tributa alicui impero
  901. other such trifles :: other such small things
    vilitates harum similes aliae
  902. otherness :: other entity
    alteritas, alteritatis f
  903. our old writers :: our ancient writers
    nostri veteres
  904. out of a certain fundamental conviction :: out of principle
    animi quodam iudicio
  905. out of one’s mind :: out of one’s senses
    demens, dementis
  906. out of patriotism :: out of love for the fatherland
    caritate patriae ductus
  907. outer garment :: outer dress
    vestis superior
  908. outer garment :: overclothing :: outerwear :: outerwear
    superindumentum, superindumenti n
  909. over :: on the top of :: on
    super + Akk.
  910. overcome oneself :: overpower oneself
    animo impero
  911. overestimate :: overrate :: overvalue
    aequo pluris aestimo
  912. overexert oneself :: overwork oneself :: overtake oneself
    vires nimis intendo
  913. overrate :: over estimate :: overcharge
    nimium pretium alicui rei statuo
  914. overrate :: overestimate
    nimis admiror
  915. overrate :: overestimate
    nimis tribuo
  916. overrated :: overestimated
    aequo pluris aestimatus
  917. overseer of a farm :: overseer of a estate, a steward
    villicus, villici m
  918. overseer of a farm :: overseer of a estate :: overseer
    vilicus, vilici m
  919. overseer of the hall :: overseer of the court
    atriensis, atriensis m
  920. overturn :: overthrow
    subversio, subversionis f
  921. overwhelmed by grief :: overcome by grief :: overpowered by grief
    tristitia correptus
  922. owe someone its integrity :: owe someone its preservation :: owe someone its salvation
    alicuius beneficio incolumis (salvus) sum
  923. order
    compono 3
  924. overstep
    traicio 5
  925. open a way :: open up a way
    viam aperio
  926. other things are on my mind
    aliud ago
  927. observe
    sentisco 3
  928. observs and interpret omens
    auguro 1
  929. observs and interpret omens
    auguror 1
  930. offender
    auctor facinoris
  931. obstinacy
    contumacia, contumaciae f
  932. open :: oyous
    candidus, candida, candidum
  933. of consular rank
    consularis, consulare
  934. of consular rank
    cosularis, cosulare
  935. of a tree
    arboreus, arborea, arboreum
  936. old womanish
    anilis, anile
  937. of birds
    aviarius, aviaria, aviarium
  938. obstinate
    contentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosum
  939. of the color of boxwood
    buxiarius, buxiaria, buxiarium
  940. of Athens
    Athenaeus, Athenaea, Athenaeum
  941. of King Antiochus Magnus
    Antiochinus, Antiochina, Antiochinum
  942. of winter
    brumalis, brumale
  943. of whom?
    cuius, cuia, cuium
  944. obstinately
    contentiose
  945. one who was baptized when sick or infirm
    clinicus, clinici m
  946. open space for games :: open play-ground
    area, areae f
  947. overpass
    transeo
  948. overflow
    adtumulo 1
  949. overflow
    attumulo 1
  950. occasion
    struo 3
  951. oppose to
    contrapono 3
  952. occupy
    colloco 1
  953. orde
    compono 3
  954. office of a registrar :: office of a public notary
    tabularia, tabulariae f
  955. ornamented with silver
    argentatus, argentata, argentatum
  956. osier
    vimen, viminis n
  957. oar
    contus, conti m
  958. oppose
    contravenio 4
  959. outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service
    capitatio, capitationis f
  960. opportunity
    tempus, temporis n
  961. overwhelm
    circumfundo 3
  962. overflow
    superfundo 3
  963. overflowing
    superfusio, superfusionis f
  964. offend
    committo 3
  965. one who retires from a province he has governed
    decessor, decessoris m
  966. overture
    antecantamentum, antecantamenti n
  967. obtain
    comparo 1 (2)
  968. order in writing
    codicillis praescribo
  969. oppress
    deprimo 3
  970. oil-cellar
    torcular, torcularis n
  971. oppress
    compresso 1
  972. oppress
    tribulo 1
  973. oppress
    urgueo 2
  974. oppress
    urgeo 2
  975. outstanding
    conspectus, conspecta, conspectum
  976. of the goat kind
    caprigenus, caprigena, caprigenum
  977. obtain by purchase or otherwise
    concilio 1
  978. opinion
    auctoritas, auctoritatis f
  979. opinion
    authoritas, authoritatis f
  980. originator
    auctor, auctoris c
  981. obligation
    stipulatio, stipulationis f
  982. outwork
    antemurale, antemuralis n
  983. official writer
    scriba, scribae m
  984. observe
    adnoto 1
  985. observe
    annoto 1 (adnoto 1)
  986. ornament
    condio 4
  987. occasion
    cio 4
  988. offer one's advice to someone
    consilii mei copiam alicui facio
  989. out of one's mind
    aliquid oblivione dimitto
  990. occupy with
    sufficio 5
  991. on the spot
    calide
  992. on which the seats of magistrates were placed
    tribunal, tribunalis n
  993. obtain a title
    titulum nobilitatis accipio
  994. order
    adscisco 3
  995. obtain forgiveness
    veniam impetro
  996. one who draws out :: one who levies :: one who recruits
    dēlector, dēlectoris m
  997. occasion
    confero
  998. obtain
    video 2
  999. opponent
    confutator, confutatoris m
  1000. out of his mind
    alienatus, alienata, alienatum
  1001. objection
    contradictio, contradictionis f
  1002. obstinately
    destinate
  1003. observation
    assectatio, assectationis f (adsectatio)
  1004. obstacle
    cohibitio, cohibitionis f
  1005. observe
    conservo 1
  1006. overthrow of the state
    conversio rei publicae
  1007. order police
    custodes antitumultuarii
  1008. overflow with
    undo 1
  1009. originating
    coortus, coortus m
  1010. opportunity
    spatium, spatii n
  1011. of great extent
    spatiosus, spatiosa, spatiosum
  1012. on every side
    circiter
  1013. overthrow
    detrimentum, detrimenti n
  1014. operate a restaurant
    cauponam exerceo
  1015. occur to one
    succurro 3
  1016. overflowing
    superfluus, superflua, superfluum
  1017. onset
    concursus, concursus m
  1018. offering bowl
    cernus, cerni m
  1019. offensive
    tristis, triste
  1020. out of danger
    tutus, tuta, tutum
  1021. observe
    servo 1
  1022. object
    contra dico
  1023. obliterate
    verro 3
  1024. one who attests a will by sealing it :: one who affixes his seal as witness to a marriage contract :: one who stamps money
    signator, signatoris m
  1025. omasum
    centipellio, centipellionis f
  1026. observe
    video 2
  1027. offspring :: origin :: occasion
    semen, seminis n
  1028. organ of sight
    visus, visus m
  1029. outward appearance :: outside
    species, speciei f
  1030. obtain a thing
    contingo 3
  1031. observably
    sensim
  1032. obtain
    aufero
  1033. obliging
    commodus, commoda, commodum
  1034. oppose
    compono 3
  1035. obstinacy
    destinatio, destinationis f
  1036. ostentatious speech
    commissio, commissionis f
  1037. often
    compluriens
  1038. often
    compluries
  1039. overshadow :: overspread
    umbro 1
  1040. obscure sign :: obscure image
    umbra, umbrae f
  1041. offer someone one's hand
    alicui dextram offero
  1042. offer someone one's hand
    alicui manum offero
  1043. of the same condition
    consors, consortis
  1044. odor of the armpits
    capra, caprae f
  1045. oyster
    conchylium, conchylii n
  1046. oyster
    conquilium, conquilii n
  1047. one who writes out accounts
    actuarius, actuarii m
  1048. oratorical artifice
    calliditas, calliditatis f
  1049. omen
    strena, strenae f
  1050. omen
    strenua, strenuae f
  1051. one who subscribes to any thing :: one who assents to any thing
    subscriptor, subscriptoris m
  1052. of similar shape
    conformis, conforme
  1053. open
    simplex, simplicis
  1054. openness
    simplicitas, simplicitatis f
  1055. openly
    simpliciter
  1056. openly
    simplicitus
  1057. on the left
    sinistratus, sinistrata, sinistratum
  1058. overwhelm
    demergo 3
  1059. one
    sextans, sextantis m
  1060. of six
    sextaneus, sextanea, sextaneum
  1061. outline
    adumbratio, adumbrationis f
  1062. outlines
    vestigia graphidis
  1063. occupation
    ars, artis f
  1064. outside
    cutis, cutis f
  1065. outside
    cotis, cotis f (2)
  1066. overcome by sleep
    somniosus, somniosa, somniosum
  1067. offensive odor
    virus, viri n
  1068. ornament on a sword-sheath
    catillus, catilli m
  1069. outer skin of animals
    caliculus, caliculi m [2]
  1070. outer skin of animals
    calyculus, calyculi m
  1071. outer skin
    calyculus, calyculi m
  1072. offended
    saucius, saucia, saucium
  1073. oldish
    vetusculus, vetuscula, vetusculum
  1074. obscure
    spinosulus, spinosula, spinosulum
  1075. offspring
    creatus, creati m
  1076. ode
    odarium, odarii n
  1077. old song
    catilena, catilenae f
  1078. old song
    cantilena, cantilenae f
  1079. occasion
    sero 3 (2)
  1080. odd hours
    subsiciva opera
  1081. oratory
    ars dicendi
  1082. oratory
    ars orandi
  1083. overthrow
    sterno 3
  1084. offshoot :: offspring
    suboles, subolis f
  1085. observe
    speculor 1
  1086. observation
    speculatio, speculationis f
  1087. opinion
    stilus, stili m
  1088. obscurely
    balbe
  1089. occupy
    circumsto 1
  1090. office
    statio, stationis f
  1091. observing the stars
    asteroscopia, asteroscopiae f
  1092. ornament
    sidus, sideris n
  1093. open the fight
    certamen consero
  1094. oneness
    unitas, unitatis f

  1095. magistratus, magistratus m
  1096. odor of a sacrifice
    cnisa, cnisae f
  1097. odor of a sacrifice
    cnissa, cnissae f
  1098. obstinate
    cervicatus, cervicata, cervicatum
  1099. oppose
    adversor 1
  1100. oppose
    advorsor 1
  1101. overstrain the voice
    vocem ultra vires urgeo
  1102. one not belonging to one’s house or country :: one not related to a person
    alienus, alieni m
  1103. overwhelm with terror
    consterno 1
  1104. obstinacy
    animus obstinatus
  1105. obstinacy
    animus offirmatus
  1106. obstinacy
    cervicositas, cervicositatis f
  1107. obstinacy
    tenacia, tenaciae f
  1108. ornament
    cultus, cultus m
  1109. oppress someone slavishly
    aliquem servitute oppressum teneo
  1110. of such a kind :: of such a nature :: of such a quality
    talis, tale
  1111. overruling
    superanus, superana, superanum
  1112. observe
    contemplo 1
  1113. observe
    contemplor 1
  1114. offered for sale
    veno positus
  1115. overwhelm
    deglutio 4
  1116. overturn everything
    caelum ac terras misceo
  1117. obscene
    Sybariticus, Sybaritica, Sybariticum
  1118. ordinary wine
    vinum cibarium
  1119. ornamental table-leg
    trapezophoron, trapezophori n
  1120. occupy a place of business
    consisto 3
  1121. oppose
    subsisto 3
  1122. overcome
    capio 5
  1123. obtain a thing
    usurpo 1
  1124. obtain
    adsumo 3
  1125. obtain
    assumo 3 (adsumo 3)
  1126. once and a half as much
    sescuplaris, sescuplare
  1127. once and a half as much
    sescuplex, sescuplicis
  1128. once and a half as much
    sescuplus, sescupla, sescuplum
  1129. once and a half as much
    sesquiplex, sesquiplicis
  1130. once and a half as much
    sesquiplus, sesquipla, sesquiplum
  1131. one that takes up
    assumptio, assumptionis f (adsumptio)
  1132. omission
    cessatio, cessationis f
  1133. old-bachelor tax
    uxorium, uxorii n
  1134. overthrow
    subruo 3
  1135. one tenth
    decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f)
  1136. on account of which any thing takes place or is done :: occasion :: opportunity
    causa, causae f
  1137. occasion :: opportunity
    ansa, ansae f
  1138. of the same age :: of equal size
    aequalis, aequale
  1139. original
    auctoraticius, auctoraticia, auctoraticium
  1140. original
    authenticus, authentica, authenticum
  1141. ostentatious
    vanus, vana, vanum
  1142. of full weight or measure :: opportune
    commodus, commoda, commodum
  1143. one who squints strongly :: one who squints strongly
    strabo, strabonis m
  1144. old
    vetustus, vetusta, vetustum
  1145. of double meaning
    ambifarius, ambifaria, ambifarium
  1146. obstinate
    pertinax, pertinacis
  1147. on high
    supernus, superna, supernum
  1148. occasional
    subsicivus, subsiciva, subsicivum
  1149. ordinary
    usualis, usuale
  1150. out of the right way
    avius, avia, avium
  1151. obtained by presents
    adventicius, adventicia, adventicium
  1152. of the wing
    alaris, alare
  1153. of the wing
    alarius, alaria, alarium (alaris, alare)
  1154. of a year’s duration
    annuus, annua, annuum
  1155. of ten years’ duration
    bilustris, bilustre
  1156. ordinary
    trivialis, triviale
  1157. ordinary
    trivenefica, triveneficae f
  1158. of use
    utensilis, utensile
  1159. of which one has the use or enjoyment
    ussurarius, ussuraria, ussurarium
  1160. of which one has the use or enjoyment
    usurarius, usuraria, usurarium
  1161. of which one has the use or enjoyment
    usurarius, usuraria, usurarium
  1162. original
    archetypus, archetypa, archetypum
  1163. obscurity
    aenigma, aenigmatis n
  1164. open space :: open field
    apertum, aperti n
  1165. otherwise :: on the other hand
    ceterum
  1166. opening
    vestibulum, vestibuli n
  1167. outside-work
    crusta, crustae f
  1168. one percent :: one cent :: one percent levy
    centesima, centesimae f
  1169. one that has the jaundice
    arquatus, arquati m
  1170. original
    authenticum, authentici n
  1171. one of two
    alter, altera, alterum
  1172. occurrences of antiquity
    antiquitas, antiquitatis f
  1173. outwork for connecting two points in fortifications
    bracchium, bracchii n
  1174. on that occasion
    tum
  1175. obscurity
    caligo, caliginis f
  1176. obscurity
    calligo, calliginis f
  1177. opinion
    cogitatio, cogitationis f
  1178. one third per cent
    triens, trientis m
  1179. opinions
    sensa, sensorum n
  1180. often
    ter
  1181. oracle at Delphi :: oracle
    tripus, tripodis m
  1182. one who has three wives :: one who has been married three times
    trigamus, trigami m
  1183. obscurely
    velato
  1184. out-bid
    adicio 5
  1185. overthrowing :: overthrow :: overthrow
    strages, stragis f
  1186. often employ
    celebro 1
  1187. o someone's detriment
    alicuius impendio
  1188. oppose in comparison
    confligo 3
  1189. on the other side :: off :: on his part :: on their part :: of himself :: of themselves :: of one’s own accord :: of his own motion
    ultro
  1190. on the right side :: opportune
    dexter, dextra, dextrum (dexter, dextera, dexterum)
  1191. of any one
    cuiusvis, cuiavis, cuiumvis
  1192. on the morrow
    cras
  1193. on the spot
    ad + Akk.
  1194. orgiast
    bacchator, bacchatoris m
  1195. one who knocks out teeth
    dentifrangibulus, dentifrangibuli m
  1196. outer shirt
    camisia exterior
  1197. operation
    tactus, tactus m
  1198. one way or other
    aliquovorsum
  1199. offence, crime
    delictum, delicti n
  1200. overrun
    supergressio, supergressionis f
  1201. overrun
    supergressus, supergressus m
  1202. oppress
    calco 1
  1203. oar
    arbor, arboris f
  1204. overthrow :: overturn
    supplanto 1
  1205. obscure
    turbido 1
  1206. observe
    adverto 3
  1207. observe
    advorto 3
  1208. observe
    arverto 3
  1209. overturn :: overthrow
    subverto 3
  1210. overturn :: overthrow
    subvorto 3
  1211. opposite
    adversus, adversa, adversum
  1212. opposite
    advorsus, advorsa, advorsum
  1213. on two occasions
    bis
  1214. of the swallow
    trinso 1
  1215. of the swallow
    trissito 1
  1216. of the swallow
    trisso 1
  1217. of two spans
    bipalmis, bipalme
  1218. of two spans
    bipalmus, bipalma, bipalmum
  1219. of two years
    bimus, bima, bimum
  1220. on two feet
    bipes, bipedis
  1221. on one's own
    arbitratu suo
  1222. open :: open an entrance to
    aperio 4
  1223. one of the Æons
    synesis, synesis f
  1224. one that unites
    adunatrix, adunatricis f
  1225. old age
    aevum, aevi n
  1226. orthodox
    catholicus, catholica, catholicum
  1227. outer space
    universitas rerum
  1228. ostentation
    ambitus, ambitus m
  1229. obtuse
    stolidus, stolida, stolidum
  1230. on high
    sublimis, sublime
  1231. on high
    sublimus, sublima, sublimum
  1232. ordinary
    consuetus, consueta, consuetum
  1233. obscene
    spurcidicus, spurcidica, spurcidicum
  1234. ordinary
    usitatus, usitata, usitatum
  1235. ostentatious
    ambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
  1236. obstinately
    pertinaciter
  1237. over and over happy
    felix ter et amplius
  1238. oil-vessel
    creterrae, creterrarum f
  1239. oil-vessel
    crater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f)
  1240. oil-vessel
    cratera, craterae f
  1241. observer :: onlooker
    aspector, aspectoris m
  1242. of a violet color
    violeus, violea, violeum
  1243. of one’s own mind
    spontanee
  1244. opinion
    suffragium, suffragii n
  1245. opinion
    sufragium, sufragii n
  1246. office
    vigilia, vigiliae f
  1247. office
    vigilium, vigilii n
  1248. open to the sun
    apricus, aprica, apricum
  1249. overflow all around
    circumlavo 1
  1250. overflow all around
    circumlavo 3
  1251. overflowing
    alluvio, alluvionis f (adluvio)
  1252. overflowing
    alluvium, alluvii n
  1253. one who makes lonely :: one who makes desolate
    desolator, desolatoris m
  1254. observe
    asservo 1 (adservo 1)
  1255. observe
    adservo 1
  1256. observe
    asservo 1 (adservo 1)
  1257. observe the sky (by sign)
    de caelo servo
  1258. observe
    custodio 4
  1259. office of a guardian
    tutela, tutelae f
  1260. ogee
    unda, undae f
  1261. of wax
    cereus, cerea, cereum
  1262. opinion
    sententia, sententiae f
  1263. officer who summons persons before the magistrate
    viator, viatoris m
  1264. offensive weapon of any kind
    telum, teli n
  1265. of the land beyond the Alps
    bracatus, bracata, bracatum (braccatus)
  1266. of the land beyond the Alps
    braccatus, braccata, braccatum
  1267. obscure
    subtexo 3
  1268. overpower
    degravo 1
  1269. one who examines :: one who judges
    trutinator, trutinatorris m
  1270. ordered :: orderly
    compositus, composita, compositum
  1271. obese
    amplo corpore
  1272. obligation
    debitum, debiti n
  1273. ornament
    decor, decoris m
  1274. of what country :: of what family :: of what town?
    cuias, cuiatis
  1275. ox-eye
    bellis, bellidis f
  1276. old
    canus, cana, canum
  1277. one-eyed
    defioculus, defioculi m
  1278. object
    voluntas, voluntatis f
  1279. of his or its own free-will
    voluntarius, voluntaria, voluntarium
  1280. obliging
    benevolens, benevolentis
  1281. obliging
    benivolens, benivolentis
  1282. of a truth
    certo
  1283. of course
    certe
  1284. on the condition that
    cum eo, quod ... (ut ..., ne ...)
  1285. of yore
    aeternus, aeterna, aeternum
  1286. of yore :: of old
    aeviternus, aeviterna, aeviternum
  1287. obtained without smelting
    apyros, apyron
  1288. ordinary
    solitus, solita, solitum
  1289. orchard
    silva, silvae f
  1290. overwork
    delaboro 1
  1291. office where records are kept
    tabula, tabulae f
  1292. occur
    cado 3
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