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octonary
versus octonarius
of course
sequaciter
one who looks down
despectator, despectatoris m
one who makes a contract
contractor, contractoris m
one who makes level
complanator, complanatoris m
offering cake
catumeum, catumei n
one compares
componitur
object in the form of a mussel-shell
conca, concae f
object in the form of a mussel-shell
concha, conchae f
overthrow
clades, cladis f
one set over ten persons
decanus, decanusi m
one possessed by an evil spirit
daemoniacus, daemoniaci m
overthrow :: occurrence :: occasion :: opportunity
casus, casus m
ombre
sciaena, sciaenae f
obscurity
ambages, ambagis f
obscurity
ambago, ambaginis f
outline of a law-case
coniectio, coniectionis f
outcry
convicium, convicii n
outcry
convitium, convitii n
ombre
sciadeus, sciadei m
ogee
sima, simae f
one who benefits
aurarius, aurarii m (2)
ox-tongue
anchusa, anchusae f
ox-tongue
archebion, archebii n
oxeye
cachla, cachlae f
oxnose
burrhinon, burrhini n
ortifying
confirmatio, confirmationis f
overlaying of color
circumlitio, circumlitionis f
curia, curiae f
oversight :: office
curatio, curationis f
of a year
anniculus, annicula, anniculum
of a year
annuclus, annucla, annuclum
of a year
annuculus, annucula, annuculum
of last year
annotinus, annotina, annotinum
original inhabitant
autochthon, autochthonis m
on top :: over
super
over :: over
supra + Akk.
opulence
dapsilitas, dapsilitatis f
overloading the stomach
abundantia, abundantiae f
observe
accipio 5
over-work
subsiciva opera
on which much art has been bestowed
artificiosus, artificiosa, artificiosum
on his own terms :: on his way
suatim (1)
on your way
tuatim
own
confiteor 2
over the Alps
trans Alpes
over the river
trans flumen
over :: on the farther side of
trans + Akk.
oppress
aggravo 1 (adgravo 1)
obtain
acquiro 3
opponent
antagonista, antagonistae m
office of an aedile
aedilitas, aedilitatis f
on the contrary
contra ea
old man :: old woman
senica, senicae f
oh!
vah!
oh!
vaha
odor
aura, aurae f
omnipotent
cunctipotens, cunctipotentis
only
solum
only
solus, sola, solum
on both sides :: on either hand
utrimquesecus (utrinquesecus)
on both sides :: on either hand
utrinquesecus
one day after the other
alterno quoque die
option
alternativa optio
ostentatiously
ambitiose
of a scruple
scripularis, scripulare
order
structura, structurae f
overseer
cura, curae f
one beloved
compar, comparis c
on the other hand
tum
once more
denuo (de novo)
obliteration
deletio, deletionis f
oiled
unctus, uncta, unctum
other
alis, alid
other
alius, alia, aliud
opponent
adversarius, adversarii m
ordain
scisco 3
observe
comprehendo 3
observe
comprendo 3
outside the walls
circummuranus, circummurana, circummuranum
ordering
adordinatio, adordinationis f
overtake :: obtain
adipiscor 3
order
ascisco 3 (adscisco 3)
orpiment
arrenicum, arrenici n
orpiment
arrhenicum, arrhenici n
orpiment
arsenicum, arsenici n
otherwise
cetera
once again as long
altero tanto longior
over time
tempore procedente
over time
tempore progrediente
overwhelm with reasoning
coarguo 3
obstinacy
arrogantia, arrogantiae f
once :: one day
condam
once :: one day
quondam
opportunely
commodum
on another occasion :: otherwise
alias
on another occasion :: otherwise
alteras
only
demum
once - another time
alias ... alias ....
on someone's impulse
alicuius inductu
on the other side :: on both sides
altrim secus
on the other side :: on both sides
altrinsecus
opportunely
tempestive
on which of the two sides
utrobi
on which of the two sides
utrubi
offensive
adventus repentinus
open ears
aures vacuae
on the watch
vigil, vigilis
on the watch
vigul, vigulis
one who makes sport
balatro, balatronis m
ornament for the head
anadema, anadematis n
outlaw Cicero
Ciceroni aqua et igni interdicere
observe
arbitror 1
oppose
contrarior 1
order something :: order
caveo 2
outlive
supersum
occur
sum
offer to any one
defero
of twofold form
bifer, bifera, biferum
on your behalf
tua causa
ornamented
decorus, decora, decorum
openly
volgo
openly
vulgo
official dignity :: office
dignitas, dignitatis f
of Apollo
Apollinaris, Apollinare
of the highest class :: of the highest rank
classicus, classica, classicum
offered by a maiden
virgineus, virginea, virgineum
offered by a maiden
virginius, virginia, virginium
of the equestrian order
turmalis, turmale
overgrown with woods
silvester, silvestris, silvestre
overgrown with woods
silvestris, silvestre
of elm
ulmeus, ulmea, ulmeum
of apes
simininus, siminina, simininum
of bees
apianus, apiana, apianum
ointment-
unguentarius, unguentaria, unguentarium
of the dog star
siriacus, siriaca, siriacum
outside the city
antarius, antaria, antarium [2]
ordinary
vulgaris, vulgare
ordinary
vulgarius, vulgaria, vulgarium
of the first rank
capitalis, capitale
opportune
tempestivus, tempestiva, tempestivum
opportune
tempestus, tempesta, tempestum
of a tragic nature
tragicus, tragica, tragicum
ointment
unctio, unctionis f
over
sperata, speratae f
over
speratus, sperati m
oblige
devincio 4
oblige one’s self
auctoror 1
oblige someone by doing good
beneficiis aliquem devincio
oblige someone by doing good
beneficiis aliquem obligo
oblige
alligo 1 (adligo 1)
opera glasses
binoculus, binoculi m
omen
avis, avis f
of double gender :: of two sexes
ambigenus, ambigena, ambigenum
offensive
amarus, amara, amarum
overheated inflation
annona incensa
obscure
ater, atra, atrum
obscure someone's reputation
alicuius famae obsisto
obscuration
amaurosis, amaurosis f
obstruct the way
viam intercludo
occasion
conflo 1
ostentation
iactantia, iactantiae f
of northern extraction
aquilonigena, aquilonigenae c
of brass
chalceus, chalcea, chalceum
outrage
diminuo 3
outrage
dimminuo 3
opinion
animus, animi m
odor
spiritus, spiritus m
ostentatiously
splendide
occasion
cereo 1
occasion
creo 1
ornament
como 3
overcome
subigo 3
occasion
affero
ox
taurus, tauri m
offer incense
thurifico 1
offer incense
turifico 1
oppress
uro 3
overwhelm
sepelio 4
only that I was afraid to do something shameful
unum illud extimescebam, ne quid turpiter facerem
on its own
suis viribus
on different sides
carptim
one after another
alis alium
one after another :: one another
adinvicem
one after another :: one another
invicem
oversight :: office
cura, curae f
offer
suffero
offer
suggero 3
obtain by lot :: obtain
sortior 4
overdo :: overtop with any thing
superiacio 5
ox
armentum, armenti n
ox
bovis, bovis c
order
accerso 3
order
arcesso 3
one who keeps provisions
cellarites, cellaritae m
one who keeps provisions
cellarius, cellarii m
one who keeps provisions
cellerarius, cellerarii m
one who keeps provisions
cellio, cellionis m
office of teacher :: office of a bishop
cathedra, cathedrae f
office
vicis f
one who fills his cheeks in speaking :: one who stuffs out his cheeks in eating
buca, bucae f
one who fills his cheeks in speaking :: one who stuffs out his cheeks in eating
bucca, buccae f
one who dictates
dictator, dictatoris m
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
orbit
circlus, circli m
orbit
circulus, circuli m
of clay
argillaceus, argillacea, argillaceum
overstep
transcendo 3
overstep
transscendo 3
often :: oftentimes
crebro
on the brink of death
capulo vicinus
overlook
coniveo 2 (conniveo 2)
overlook
conniveo 2
oakum
stupa, stupae f
oakum
stuppa, stuppae f
outward show
color, coloris m
outward show
colos, coloris m
oppress :: overthrow
circumvenio 4
overtake
supervenio 4
obviate :: occur to him
subvenio 4
on!
agesis
opinion
arbitrium, arbitrii n
officinal comfrey
anazetesis, anazetesis f
ordinary parlance
communis sermonis consuetudo
overseer
comes, comitis c
obliging disposition :: obliging conduct
venia, veniae f
organize competitions
certamina pono
one usually plays the role of lawyer
causas dictito
opposed :: opposite :: oppositional
compugnanter
offscourings
colluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f)
offscourings
colluvio, colluvionis f
offscourings
colluvium, colluvii n
obstructionist
confusor, confusoris m
overcome
devinco 3
on purpose
consulte
on purpose
consulto
observance
contemplatus, contemplatus m
occupied with
adsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum
occupied with
assiduus, assidua, assiduum
order
constitutio, constitutionis f
oracle
consultum, consulti n
oracle
consultus, consultus m
one and a seventh
sesquiseptimus, sesquiseptima, sesquiseptimum
one and a seventheent
sesquiseptimus decimus, sesquiseptima decima, sesquiseptimum decimum
one and an tenth
sesquidecimus, sesquidecima, sesquidecimum
one and an quarter
sesquiquartus, sesquiquarta, sesquiquartum
one and a third
sesquitertius, sesquitertia, sesquitertium
one and a sixth
sesquisextus, sesquisexta, sesquisextum
one and a sixtheent
sesquisextus decimus, sesquisexta decima, sesquisextum decimum
one and a fifth
sesquiquintus, sesquiquinta, sesquiquintum
one and an ninth
sesquinonus, sesquinona, sesquinonum
one and a thirtieth
sesquitricesimus, sesquitricesima, sesquitricesimum
one and a twentieth
sesquivicesimus, sesquivicesima, sesquivicesimum
of two days
biduus, bidua, biduum
of two years
biennalis, biennale
oversee
custodia contineo
outdated
a maioribus traditus
one who pretends to be God, devil
antitheus, antithei m
obliging
comis, come
obligingly
comiter
obligingness
comitas, comitatis f
overwhelm
superobruo 3
overlay
adoperio 4
overwhelm
cooperio 4
overwhelm
coperio 4
overlay with wax
cero 1
overwhelm
compleo 2
open colonnade :: open portico
xystum, xysti n
open colonnade :: open portico
xystus, xysti m
ornamented with foliage or leaves
caesariatus, caesariata, caesariatum
opening in the tunic through which the head passed
capicium, capicii n
opening in the tunic through which the head passed
capitium, capitii n
overlaying with plaster
tectura, tecturae f
outer garment of a Roman citizen in time of peace
toga virilis
origin
cunabula, cunabulorum n
out of one's mind :: of unsound mind
alienata mente
one who elects or appoints to an office
creator, creatoris m
obsequiousness
vernilitas, vernilitatis f
obliquely
transverse
obliquely
transversim
obliquely
transversum
obliquely
transvorsum
of cucumber
cucumeraceus, cucumeracea, cucumeraceum
of cucumber
cucumeracius, cucumeracia, cucumeracium
official chair
curulis, curulis f
operate on
seco 1
of the Cyclopes
Cyclopeus, Cyclopea, Cyclopeum
occurring every day
amphemerinos, amphemerinon
obscuration
tenebratio, tenebrationis f
obscurity
tenebrae, tenebrarum f
one day after the other
alternis diebus
one day and one night
diem noctemque
openness
candor, candoris m
opinion research :: opinion poll
demoscopia, demoscopiae f
overwhelmed
mortuus, mortua, mortuum
one who admires a lump of flesh
carnarius, carnarii m
of a high price
carus, cara, carum
one who is indebted :: one who is under obligation to someone for something
debitor, debitoris m
overreaching
circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
office of a decemvir
decemviratus, decemviratus m
ostracise
aqua et igni interdico
ordinance of the people
scitus, scitus m
ordinance
decretum, decreti n
opium
sopor, soporis m
overcoming
debellatio, debellationis
overreach
defraudo 1 (defrudo 1)
overreach
defrudo 1
of Delos
Deliacus, Deliaca, Deliacum
offender
delictor, delictoris m
overreaching
cupiditas, cupiditatis f
object of contempt
aspernamentum, aspernamenti n
one that does not correspond with another
alogos, alogon
one that does not correspond with another
alogus, aloga, alogum
opposite
dibersus, dibersa, dibersum
obstinacy
difficultas, difficultatis f
office of consul :: office of imperial governor
consularitas, consularitatis f
on purpose
de industria
on purpose
ex industria
overwhelm
submergo 3
overwhelm
summergo 3
observe :: observe
animadverto 3
observe :: observe
animadvorto 3
observe
sentio 4
obtain a knowledge of a thing
comperio 4
outcast
afflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus)
order
tempero 1
omen
auspicium, auspicii n
open his eyes for the last time
lumina suprema verso
of an awkward man
asinus ad lyram
opening in the side of a vessel for the oars to pass through, rowlock
columbarium, columbarii n
omit
subtraho 3
oblige
adstringo 3
oblige
astringo 3 (adstringo 3)
overthrow
convello 3
overloading oneself with wine
vino me obruo
one who asks or forces to a payment
compulsor, compulsoris m
one who takes care of horses
agaso, agasonis m
of a dry nature
siccaneus, siccanea, siccaneum
of a dry nature
siccanus, siccana, siccanum
obtuseness
stoliditas, stoliditatis f
opportunely
commode
ordure
stercus, stercoris n
obscure
creper, crepera, creperum
obode
aedes, aedium f
obode
aedis, aedis f
office of a standard-bearer
aquola, aquolae f
office of a standard-bearer
aquila, aquilae f
officer who carried the chief standard of the Roman legion
aquilifer, aquiliferi m
oonest
cum citissime
owed
debitus, debita, debitum
oven
clibanus, clibani m
order :: obtaining
consecutio, consecutionis f
one who examines the equality
aequator, aequatoris m
one of you two
alteruter vestrum
one that wears out elms :: one that is often beaten with elm-rods
ulmitriba, ulmitribae m
otherwhere :: otherwise, in something else
alibi
outline
circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
oil cruet
cornu, cornus n
occident
vesper, vesperi m
occident
vesper, vesperis m
ornaments about the doors
antepagmentum, antepagmenti n
ornaments about the doors
antipagmentum, antipagmenti n
ordinary beauty
forma uxoria
ordinary life
vita communis
overdo
veritatem egredior
overdo
veritatem non servo
overcome the mountains
montes ascensu vinco
overshoot
supercedo 3
outdo
supercresco 3
object that inspires dread
superstitio, superstitionis f
outline
circumcaesura, circumcaesurae f
on the outermost
ultime
offend
delinquo 3
omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
syncopa, syncopae f
omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
syncope, syncopes f
overthrow
corruo 3
occur
accido 3 [1]
on the farther side, that is beyond
ulterior, ulterius
ointment
unguen, unguinis n
offence
vitium, vitii n
ominous
dirus, dira, dirum
old fellow
senium, senii n
obscure person
homo tenebrarius
onion planting
caepuila, caepuilae f
onion planting
cepina, cepinae f
obscenity
spurciloquium, ispurciloquii n
obstinate
obstinatus, obstinata, obstinatum
obstinately
obstinate
on the spot
statim
obstinacy
confirmitas, confirmitatis f
overflow
abundo 1
overflow :: overflow with
circumfluo 3
overflow with
affluo 3 (adfluo 3)
overflowing
diffluus, difflua, diffluum
oboe
aula, aulae f [3]
orientation of mental activity towards something
adversio animi
overtake
consequor 3
obey
consequor 3
overtake :: obtain
assequor 3 (adsequor 3)
one after another
deinceps
otherwise
sequius
one who acts foolishly
fatuus, fatui m
one day after the other
diem ex die (diem de die)
only once again
ultimum
otherwise I agree with you
cetera tibi adsentior
otherwise
cetero
otherwise
ceteroqui (ceteroquin)
otherwise
ceteroquin
otherwise
ceteris rebus
on account of which
cur
outlandish
barbaricus, barbarica, barbaricum
oak-forest
aesculetum, aesculeti n
overflow
stagno 1
overload :: overwhelm
cumulo 1
one who educates
alumna, alumnae f
one fortyeighth of a jugerum
sicilicus, sicilici m
one fortyeighth of a jugerum
siciliquus, siciliqui m
omen
ales, alitis c
ointment made from frankincense
diamannae
open skies
subdivum, subdivi n
out of his wits
amens animi
on all sides :: on every part
undique
on all sides
undecunde
on high
sursum
on high
sursus
on both sides :: on both parts :: on the one side and on the other
utrimque (utrinque)
on both sides :: on both parts :: on the one side and on the other
utrinque
on both sides
utrinde
outside
deforas
outside
deforis
of a silver color :: of the silver age
argenteus, argentea, argenteum
of a silver color :: of the silver age
argentius, argentia, argentium
of the beet
betaceus, betacea, betaceum
of the beet
betacius, betacia, betacium
opposite
ex adverso
oriental
anatolicus, anatolica, anatolicum
on whose side
unde
out of :: of :: out of
de + Abl.
out of :: on
a + Abl.
out of :: on
ab + Abl.
out of :: on
abs + Abl.
out of :: on
aps + Abl.
oily
unguinosus, unguinosa, unguinosum
obscure :: obscure
caliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosum
obscure :: obscure
caligosus, caligosa, caligosum
obscure
spinosus, spinosa, spinosum
old age
annositas, annositatis f
ornamented with a ring
annulatus, annulata, annulatum
ornamented with a ring
anulatus, anulata, anulatum
overlaid with gold :: ornamented with gold :: of gold
auratus, aurata, auratum
oxfly
tabanus, tabani m
obtain a suitable pretext
causam idoneam nanciscor
obtain grace
veniam impetro
outdo someone
albis equis aliquem praecurro
objects in the form of a crown
corona, coronae f
objects in the form of a crown
chorona, choronae f
overhear
sublego 3
ordinary
vulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
ordinary
volgatus, volgata, volgatum
ordinary
vulgatus, vulgata, vulgatum
obliging
benevole
obliging
benificus, benifica, benificum
obliging
benivolus, benivola, benivolum
outlast :: overcome
vinco 3
order
denuntio 1
observe
adsum (assum)
oracular
sortifer, sortifera, sortiferum
oracular
sortiger, sortigera, sortigerum
oppose
anteeo
oppose
anteo
oppose
antideo
o woe!
bona verba!
overtop :: overcome
supero 1
oh dear :: oh my :: oh woe!
avertat Deus!
opening
discessus, discessus m
outlet
abitus, abitus m
open space left around a building
circuitus, circuitus m
open space left around a building
circumitus, circumitus m
ornament in the form of a goose on a ship’s stern
cheniscus, chenisci m
old age
canitia, canitiae f
old age
canities, canitiei f
object of fear :: object of dread
terror, terroris m
old fallow ground
veteretum, vetereti n
outgrowing infancy
a pueris abscedo
overseer
custos, custodis c
obligation
cautio, cautionis f
obligation
cavitio, cavitionis f
offender
sons, sontis m
one little better than a sutler
semilixa, semilixae m
only half
semus, sema, semum
overhang
superimmineo 2
opportune
temporaneus, temporanea, temporaneum
opulent :: overflowing
beatus, beata, beatum
obstinate
difficilis, difficile
obstinate
durus, dura, durum
owe something
dehibeo 2
owe something
debeo 2
obscure
caecus, caeca, caecum
one-handed
unimanus, unimana, unimanum
ox-horned
bucerius, buceria, bucerium
ox-horned
bucerus, bucera, bucerum
of three syllables
trinodis, trinode
one who contended in the chariot-race
auriga, aurigae m
one that urges to action
admonitor, admonitoris m
one who pays a voluntary contribution to the state :: one who compares
collator, collatoris m
overseer
curator, curatoris m
overseer
coerator, coeratoris m
odor of the armpits
caper, capri m
origin
caput, capitis n
overhear :: obey
ausculto 1
obey
audio 4
one who obeys
auscultator, auscultatoris m
one inch height
altitudo uncialis
officer sent with a flag of truce
caduceator, caduceatoris m
on a high throne
celsithronus, celsithrona, celsithronum
on high
alte (altius, altissime)
older
superior, superius
obstacle
obstaculum, obstaculi n
obstruction
impeditio, impeditionis f
out with it
cedo
occupy
detineo 2
occupy
adtineo 2
occupy
attineo 2 (adtineo 2)
obstinate
tenax, tenacis
opening
lacuna, lacunae f
one’s dearest possessions
arae et foci
one’s dearest possessions
arae focique
of horn
corneolus, corneola, corneolum
organize banquets
convivia exhibeo
organize banquets
convivia instituo et paro
organize banquets
convivia struo
organize meals
convivia adparo
organize meals
convivia comparo
outfit
supelex, supelectilis f
outfit
supellectilis, supellectilis f
outfit
supellex, supellectilis f
offering
supplicium, supplicii n
one who fights with wild beasts in the arena
venator, venatoris m
one who cultivates another’s land
colonus, coloni m
one who disguises himself
transfigurator sui
only mental :: only mentally grasped, not grasped with the senses
animo, non sensibus comprehensus
one after the other
subinde
on the foot
adsecue
on the foot
assecue
one after another
continuo
orderly
composite
opportunely
tempestivo tempore
of old
antique
of old
antiquitus
otherwise
alioqui (alioquin)
on someone's account
alicuius gratia
on someone's behalf
alicuius verbis
one after another
subsequenter
over the last year
superiore anno
on account of
vicem (mit Gen.)
on the spot
commoram
on the spot
coram
on the sides of
circa + Akk.
offspring
viscera, viscerum n
officious
curiosus, curiosa, curiosum
obstinate
contumax, contumacis
on the spot
e vestigio
on account of
vice (mit Gen.)
ordinance
constitutum, constituti n
operate the plan of something
consilium alicuius rei agito
overcast :: obscure
adnubilo 1
overcast :: obscure
annubilo 1
of course
videlicet
of course
scilicet
order :: occasion
concinno 1
observing in a hostile or troublesome manner
additus, addita, additum
one of two fathers-in-law
consocer, consoceri m
one of two mothers-in-law
consocrus, consocrus f
one who binds or obligates himself to something
consponsor, consponsoris m
one who binds or obligates himself to something
consposus, consposi m
object of reproach :: object of invective :: offence :: object representing a crime
crimen, criminis n
only a few words
tribus verbis te volo
observant
servans, servantis
one-grained wheat
arinca, arincae f
one-grained wheat
tiphe, tiphes f
oil-press
sucula, suculae f
open canker
thymion, thymii n
open canker
thymium, thymii n
of the same stock
congentiles, congentilium m
one who kisses
basiator, basiatoris
of half a year
semiannuus, semiannua, semiannuum
of three days’ continuance
triduanus, triduana, triduanum
occupy
comprehendo 3
overtake :: observe
deprehendo 3
overtake :: observe
deprendo 3
on the left :: on the left hand :: on the left side
sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
offer someone the neck
cervices alicui do
occur
surgo 3
obscure
aenigmaticus, aenigmatica, aenigmaticum
obscure
aenigmatice
of ochre
silaceus, silacea, silaceum
of the same name
cognominis, cognomine
obeying
auscultatio, auscultationis f
old
vetulus, vetula, vetulum
on high
sublime
owl
amma, ammae f
observe
circumspicio 5
observe :: observe
conspicio 5
ook at with respect :: observe
adspecto 1
ook at with respect :: observe
aspecto 1 (adspecto 1)
observe
considero 1
observe
specto 1
overlook
despecto 1
observe
contueor 2
observe
contuor 3
observe
suspecto 1
observing
speculamen, speculaminis n
object of contempt
despectus, despectus m
opener
solutor, solutoris m
oracular response :: oracular sayings :: oracular verses :: oracular sentences :: order
sors, sortis f
oracular response :: oracular sayings :: oracular verses :: oracular sentences :: order
sortis, sortis f
outcry
vociferatio, vociferationis f
outcry
vociferatus, vociferatus m
offspring :: origin
stirps, stirpis f
oriental
subsolanus, subsolana, subsolanum
of one who practises unnatural unchastity
bimaris, bimare
out of the way
devius, devia, devium
opposite :: opposed
contrarius, contraria, contrarium
of wicker-work
vimineus, viminea, vimineum
offer in worship
adoleo 2 (tr.)
open a will
testamentum resigno
or gain a thing
velifico 1
one who discharges the ballista
ballistarius, ballistarii m
one who deserves the name of a man
vir, viri m
off the priest’s dress
subucula, subuculae f
overseer
curagendarius, curagendarii m
organs of generation
virilitas, virilitatis f
open :: open to
adapertus, adaperta, adapertum
obstinacy
virtus, virtutis f
other kinds of covering (air, sky, fog)
amicimen, amiciminis n
ordain
designo 1
observe
subnoto 1
observe accurately
denoto 1
observe accurately
dinoto 1
ordnance
alluctamentum, alluctamenti n
oration before a public assembly
concio, concionis f
one of the Æons
syncrasis, syncrasis f
odious
deformis, deforme
of all sorts
commixticius, commixticia, commixticium
of all sorts
miscellaneus, miscellanea, miscellaneum
organize a levy
dilectum habeo
opposite side
aversa, aversorum n
on the contrary
ast
on the contrary
at
occasion any action
concito 1
often be employed in
actito 1
ointment oil
ungula, ungulae f (2)
owl
acredula, acredulae f
obnoxious
fastidibilis, fastidibile
obnoxious
foedus, foedua, foeduum
obnoxious
malevolus, malevola, malevolum (malivolus)
obnoxious
malitiosus, malitiosa, malitiosum
over-shyness
verecundia, verecundiae f
objection
adversa alicuius voluntas
once
nuper (Sup. nuperrime)
of the north
aquilonius, aquilonia, aquilonium
of good courage
animaequus, animaequa, animaequum
oppose
veto 1
oppose
vetuo 1
of few words
taciturnus, taciturna, taciturnum
oneness
unio, unionis f
often repeated
celeber, celebris, celebre
often repeated
celebris, celebre
obedience to the word :: obedience
dictoaudientia, dictoaudientiae f
oblige to go :: oblige to an effort :: oblige to an errand
contento 1
obscure someone's glory :: obscure someone's name
decori alicuius officio
observation and interpretation of omens :: omen
augurium, augurii n
observer :: observer
contemplator, contemplatoris m
obtaining evidence for an indictment :: obtaining the evidence for a prosecution
comparatio criminis
occasion loss to :: occasion damage to :: oblige one’s heir by last will and testament to the performance of any act
damno 1
of a bull :: of a ox :: of oxen
taureus, taurea, taureum
of a deluge :: of a flood
diluvialis, diluviale
of a different kind :: of another kind
alimodi
of a foot and a half :: one foot and a half :: of an excessive length
sesquipedalis, sesquipedale
of a foot and a half :: one foot and a half :: of an excessive length
sesquipedaneus, sesquipedanea, sesquipedaneum
of a good kind :: of a good nature
benignus, benigna, benignum
of a kid :: of a fawn
aedinus, aedina, aedinum
of a mountebank :: of a quackish
circulatorius, circulatoria, circulatorium
of a shining white :: of a dazzling white
candidus, candida, candidum
of a viper :: of a serpent :: of a snake
viperinus, viperina, viperinum
of a wether :: of a mutton
verbecinus, verbecina, verbecinum
of a wether :: of a mutton
vervecinus, vervecina, vervecinum
of a wether :: of a mutton
vervicinus, vervicina, vervecinum
of an arbiter :: of an umpire
arbitralis, arbitrale
of bark :: of cork
corticeus, corticea, corticeum
of bark :: of cork
corticius, corticia, corticium
of cattle :: ox-
bubulinus, bubulina, bubulinum
of copper :: of bronze
aenus, aena, aenum
of copper :: of bronze
ahenus, ahena, ahenum
of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
aeneus, aenea, aeneum
of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
aenius, aenia, aenium
of copper :: of bronze :: of the color of bronze
aheneus, ahenea, aheneum
of deep wool :: of thick wool
altilaneus, altilanea, altilaneum
of Dicaearchia :: of Puteoli
Dicarcheus, Dicarchea, Dicarcheum
of earth :: of clay
choicus, choica, choicum
of equal value :: of equal significance
aequipollens, aequipollentis
of every day :: ordinary
cotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum))
of every day :: ordinary
cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum
of flint :: of limestone
siliceus, silicea, siliceum
of flint :: of limestone
silicineus, silicinea, silicineum
of four palms :: of four hand-breadths
tetradoros, tetradoron
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
mea (tua, sua, nostra, vestra) sponte
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
mea sponte
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
nostra sponte
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
sua sponte
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
tua sponte
of free will :: of one’s own accord :: of one’s self
vestra sponte
of gold :: ornamented with gold
aureolus, aureola, aureolum
of gold :: ornamented with gold :: of the color of gold
aureus, aurea, aureum
of great age :: old
veternus, veterna, veternum
of hard steel :: of hard iron :: of diamond
adamanteus, adamantea, adamanteum
of his mind :: of a sane mind
compos mentis
of horn :: of the color of horn
corneus, cornea, corneum
of incense :: of frankincense
thurinus, thurina, thurinum
of incense :: of frankincense
turinus, turina, turinum
of iridescent colour :: of shimmering colour
allasson, allassontis
of like essence :: of like nature :: of like quality
consubstantivus, consubstantiva, consubstantivum
of many years :: old
annosus, annosa, annosum
of oats :: oaten
avenaceus, avenacea, avenaceum
of one fashion :: of one sort
unimodus, unimoda, unimodum
of one mind :: of one accord
unanimans, unanimantis
of one mind :: of one heart :: of one will :: of one accord
unanimus, unanima, unanimum
of one mind :: of one heart :: of one will :: of one accord
unianimis, unianime
of rods :: of twigs :: of brushwood
virgeus, virgea, virgeum
of seaonions :: of squills
scillinus, scillina, scillinum
of seaonions :: of squills
scilliticus, scillitica, scilliticum
of seaonions :: of squills :: of seaonions :: of squills
scylliticus, scyllitica, scylliticum
of small price :: of small value
vilis, vile
of the arbute :: of the strawberry-tree
arbuteus, arbutea, arbuteum
of the Italian oak :: of oak
aesculeus, aesculea, aesculeum
of the Italian oak :: of oak
aesculinus, aesculina, aesculinum (aesculnius)
of the same herd :: of the same flock
congrex, congregis
of the same race :: of the same kind
congener, congeneris
of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
terbentinus, terbentina, terbentinum
of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
terebinthinus, terebinthina, terebinthinum
of the terebinth :: of the turpentine-tree
terebintinus, terebintina, terebintinum
of the yewtree :: of yew-trees
taxeus, taxea, taxeum
of the yewtree :: of yew-trees
taxicus, taxica, taxicum
of two measures :: of two metres
dimeter, dimetra, dimetrum
of two measures :: of two metres
dimetrus, dimetra, dimetrum
of two months’ duration :: of two months
bimenstris, bimenstre
of two months’ duration :: of two months
bimestris, bimestre (bimenstris)
of unequal nature :: of unequal essence
anomoeusios, anomoeusion
of what kind soever :: of what nature soever
cuiuscemodi
of what kind :: of whatever kind
cuiusmodi
of your family :: of your nation
vestras, vestratis c
of your family :: of your nation
vestratis, vestrate
offensive statements :: offensive remarks :: offensive comments
verborum contumeliae
office of a scribe :: office of a secretary
scribatus, scribatus m
office of a scribe :: office of a secretary
scriptus, scriptus m
office of censor :: opinion
censura, censurae f
office of executioner :: office of hangman
carnificina, carnificinae f (carnuficina)
office of executioner :: office of hangman
carnuficina, carnuficinae f
often cry :: often squall
vagito 1
oil rig :: oilrig
contignatio ad petroleum proferendum exstructa
ointment jar :: ointment box
unguentarium unguentarii n
old age of a woman :: old woman age
anilitas, anilitatis f
old age :: old dirt
veternus, veterni m
old age :: old skin, slough, cast off yearly by serpents
senectus, senectutis f
old age :: old skin
senecta, senectae f
old fashioned :: old roman
cinctutus, cinctuta, cinctutum
old leaky ship :: old leaking vessel
vetus quassaque navis
old mum :: old mother
annulla, annullae f
old mum :: old mother
anulla, anullae f
old woman :: old wife :: old maid
anus, anus f
old :: of a former time
vetus, veteris
olivemill :: oil-mill
trapetes, trapetum m
olivemill :: oil-mill
trapetum, trapeti n
olivemill :: oil-mill
trapetus, trapeti m
on both sides :: on each or either side
utrobidem
on both sides :: on each or either side
utrubidem
on the appointed day :: on the specified day :: on the agreed day
certo die
on the back of the paper :: on the back of the sheet
in transversa charta
on the contrary :: on the other hand
contraversim
on the contrary :: on the other hand
contraversum
on the cue from his men :: on the hint of his men
suis annuentibus
on the look-out :: on the watch
speculabundus, speculabunda, speculabundum
on the other hand :: on the contrary
vicissim
on the other side :: over
ultra [ulterior, ultimus]
on the right :: on the right side
a dextra
on the sea :: on the ocean
inter undas
on the surface :: on the outside
summatim
on whichever of two sides :: on either side
utralibet
once :: once for all
semel
one after the other :: one by one
aliud ex alio
one and a half unciae :: one eighth of a whole
sesconcia, sesconciae f
one and a half unciae :: one eighth of a whole
sescuncia, sescunciae f
one and no more :: only
unicus, unica, unicum
one by one :: one at a time
singularis, singulare
one fearful of water :: one having hydrophobia
aquifuga, aquifugae c
one fights :: one struggles
certatur
one from the crowd :: one from many :: one from the big bunch
unus de multis
one managing a farm :: overseer
vilico, vilicionis m
one must do without you :: one has to do without you
tui carendum est
one of the same tribe with another :: one of the lower classes of the people
tribulis, tribulis m
one of the wealthy :: one of the more wealthy
unus beatiorum
one tells :: one says
dicunt
one that arrives :: one that comes to a pothouse
adventor, adventoris m
one that ascends :: one that mounts a horse
ascensor, ascensoris m
one that bears any thing :: one that carries any thing :: one that conveys any thing any thing
vector, vectoris m
one that calls another :: one that fetches another
accersitor, accersitoris m
one that calls another :: one that fetches another
arcessitor, arcessitoris m
one that entices :: one that allures
allector, allectoris m
one that hides :: one that conceals
absconditor, absconditoris m
one that hinders :: one that impedes
sequestrator, sequestratoris m
one that is fond about antiquities :: one that employs himself about antiquities :: one that understands reading and copying ancient manusripts
antiquarius, antiquarii m
one that is master in the liberal arts :: orator :: originator
artifex, artificis c
one that loves with jealousy :: one that is jealous
zelotes, zelotae m
one that makes little boxes :: one that makes jewel-caskets
arcularius, arcularii m
one that proposes riddles :: one that speaks in riddles
aenigmatista, aenigmatistae m
one that recognizes :: one that understands :: one that perceives
agnitor, agnitoris m
one that speaks faultily :: one that commits solecisms
soloecista, soloecistae m
one that strengthens very :: one that strengthens a lot
confortator, confortatoris m
one that strives for something :: one that longs for something
appetitor, appetitoris m
one that washes off :: one that purifies
ablutor, ablutoris m
one united by the same sacra :: one bound by the same (military) oath
consecraneus, consecranei m
one who adds :: one who joins :: one who unites
adiunctor, adiunctoris m
one who aids :: one who assists
subministrator, subministratoris m
one who asks advice :: one who consults
consultator, consultatoris m
one who assents flatteringly :: one who connives at
adsentator, adsentatoris m
one who assents flatteringly :: one who connives at
assentator, assentatoris m (adsentator)
one who bears the sacred boughs :: of the fetiales
verbenarius, verbenarii m
one who bears witness :: one who testifies to a thing :: one who makes a will :: one who makes a testament
testator, testatoris m
one who blew the bucina :: one who trumpets forth, blases abroad
bucinator, bucinatoris m
one who blows on :: one who breathes into :: one who inspires
afflator, afflatoris m
one who brings :: one who accompanies or attends on a candidate for office
deductor, deductoris m
one who carries over :: one who hands over
translator, translatoris m
one who carries together :: one who brings together
convector, convectoris m
one who casts lots :: one who draws lots
sortitor, sortitoris m
one who causes pain :: one who causes suffering
afflictator, afflictatoris m
one who consecrates :: one who dedicates
consecrator, consecratoris m
one who considers :: one who reflects
considerator, consideratoris m
one who contends with another :: one who vies with another
concertator, concertatoris m
one who cuts down :: one who fells
concisor, concisoris m
one who cuts :: one who prunes
succisor, succisoris m
one who declares :: one who makes known
declarator, declaratoris m
one who declines :: one who refuses
detractator, detractatoris m
one who declines :: one who refuses
detrectator, detrectatoris m
one who delays :: one who declines :: one who hangs back
tergiversator, tergiversatoris m
one who demands a formal promise :: one who demands a covenant
stipulator, stipulatoris m
one who demands a formal promise :: one who demands a covenant
stipulatus, stipulatus m
one who deposits a thing for safe-keeping :: one who disowns, one who disclaims
depositor, depositoris m
one who determines :: one who settles, one who appoints
definitor, definitoris m
one who devises something :: one who invents something
commentor, commentoris m
one who draws furrows :: one who sails over
sulcator, sulcatoris m
one who draws up a will :: one who forges a will
testamentarius, testamentarii m
one who drives away :: one who removes :: one who repels
depulsor, depulsoris m
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
one who duly arranges :: one who duly orders :: one who duly governs
temperator, temperatoris m
one who eagerly reaches after :: one who endeavors to obtain :: one who strives for something :: one who hunts after legacies
captator, captatoris m
one who erects a building :: one who spreads the table :: one who serves up food and carves
structor, structoris m
one who exhorts :: one who advises :: one who persuades
suasor, suasoris m
one who fends :: one who wards :: one who averts :: one who keeps off
defensor, defensoris m
one who forsakes :: one who abandons :: one who joins the enemy
desertor, desertoris m
one who gives attention to any thing :: observer
servator, servatoris m
one who gives his assent :: one who gives his approval,approver
approbator, approbatoris m
one who gives sentence :: one who causes a condemnation
condemnator, condemnaoris m
one who gnaws at :: one who consumes a thing
adrosor, adrosoris m
one who gnaws at :: one who consumes a thing
arrosor, arrosoris m
one who has been consul :: one of consular rank
consularis, consularis m
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
one who has heart-burn :: one who has stomach-ache
cardiacus, cardiaci m
one who has surrendered :: one who has capitulated
dediticius, dediticii m
one who hesitates :: one who acts deliberately
cunctatrix, cunctatricis f
one who hollows :: one who excavales
cavator, cavatoris m
one who is crucified :: one fit for the gallows
cruciarius, cruciarii m
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
one who joins another in a stipulation :: one who assents to :: one who agrees with
astipulator, astipulatoris m (astipulator)
one who joins :: one who unites
coniugator, coniugatoris m
one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
aeditimus, aeditimi m
one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
aeditumus, aeditumi m
one who keeps care of a temple :: one who takes care of a temple :: overseer of a temple
aedituus, aeditui m
one who lifts :: one who raises up
allevator, allevatoris m
one who maturely considers :: one who reflects :: one who takes counsel upon a thing :: one who gives counsel
consultor, consultoris m
one who opposes a thing :: opponent
adversator, adversatoris m
one who points out :: one who indicates
demonstrator, demonstratoris m
one who purchases many things :: one who buys up many things
coemptor, coemptoris m
one who rebukes :: one who reproves
compellator, compellatoris m
one who receives a deposit :: one who makes a deposit
depositarius, depositariii m
one who receives a thing :: one who approvesa thing as true :: one who unjustly regards the person
acceptor, acceptoris m
one who regulates :: one who arranges :: officer whose duty it was to assign seats in the theatre
designator, designatoris m
one who softens down :: one who soothes :: one who wins over
delenitor, delenitoris m (delinitor, delinitoris m)
one who softens down :: one who soothes :: one who wins over
delinitor, delinitoris m
one who sows upon :: one who sows in addition
superseminator, superseminatoris m
one who stands by :: one who is present at any thing :: outliving
superstes, superstitis
one who strikes a thing to the ground :: one who destroys :: one who overthrows
afflictrix, afflictricis f
one who strips :: one who plucks off
strictor, strictoris m
one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from vertigo,
vertiginosus, vertiginosa, vertiginosum
one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from
verticosus, verticosa, verticosum
one who suffers from giddiness :: one who suffers from
vorticosus, vorticosa, vorticosum
one who takes away a thing :: one who casts a thing into oblivion
abolitor, abolitoris m
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
one who undertakes any thing :: one who takes into his house thieves, gamesters, etc
susceptor, susceptoris m
one who uses possession unlawfully :: one who takes possession unlawfully :: one who accomplishes
usurpator, usurpatoris m
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
one will take care of it :: one will think about it
curabitur
one :: only
unus, una, unum
one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
chirografum, chirografi n
one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
chirographon, chirographi n
one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
chirographum, chirographi n
one’s own handwriting, autograph :: obligation under one’s own hand
chirographus, chirographi m
only the evening concludes the day :: one should not praise the day before the evening
diem componit vesper
only then :: only so
ita demum
onlybegotten :: only
unigenitus, unigenita, unigenitum
open a vein on the arm :: open a vein on the thigh muscles
debrachiolo 1
open fully :: open
adaperio 4
open gallery :: open terrace
subdiale, subdialis n
open gallery :: open terrace
subdivale, subdivalis n
open place for observation :: open space
templum, templi n
opened :: open
apertus, aperta, apertum
opening in two ways :: open in two directions
bipatens, bipatentis
opposing :: opposition
adversatio, adversationis g
opposite to each other :: opposite-footed
antipodus, antipoda, antipodum
oppressive situation :: oppressive circumstances
difficultas, difficultatis f
or :: or also :: or probably also
-ve
or :: or if
sibe
or :: or wether
anne
or :: or whether :: or rather :: or on the contrary :: or indeed :: or perhaps
an
order mobilisation :: order mobilization
bellum parari iubeo
order someone to pay taxes :: order someone to pay duties
tributa alicui impero
other such trifles :: other such small things
vilitates harum similes aliae
otherness :: other entity
alteritas, alteritatis f
our old writers :: our ancient writers
nostri veteres
out of a certain fundamental conviction :: out of principle
animi quodam iudicio
out of one’s mind :: out of one’s senses
demens, dementis
out of patriotism :: out of love for the fatherland
caritate patriae ductus
outer garment :: outer dress
vestis superior
outer garment :: overclothing :: outerwear :: outerwear
superindumentum, superindumenti n
over :: on the top of :: on
super + Akk.
overcome oneself :: overpower oneself
animo impero
overestimate :: overrate :: overvalue
aequo pluris aestimo
overexert oneself :: overwork oneself :: overtake oneself
vires nimis intendo
overrate :: over estimate :: overcharge
nimium pretium alicui rei statuo
overrate :: overestimate
nimis admiror
overrate :: overestimate
nimis tribuo
overrated :: overestimated
aequo pluris aestimatus
overseer of a farm :: overseer of a estate, a steward
villicus, villici m
overseer of a farm :: overseer of a estate :: overseer
vilicus, vilici m
overseer of the hall :: overseer of the court
atriensis, atriensis m
overturn :: overthrow
subversio, subversionis f
overwhelmed by grief :: overcome by grief :: overpowered by grief
tristitia correptus
owe someone its integrity :: owe someone its preservation :: owe someone its salvation
alicuius beneficio incolumis (salvus) sum
order
compono 3
overstep
traicio 5
open a way :: open up a way
viam aperio
other things are on my mind
aliud ago
observe
sentisco 3
observs and interpret omens
auguro 1
observs and interpret omens
auguror 1
offender
auctor facinoris
obstinacy
contumacia, contumaciae f
open :: oyous
candidus, candida, candidum
of consular rank
consularis, consulare
of consular rank
cosularis, cosulare
of a tree
arboreus, arborea, arboreum
old womanish
anilis, anile
of birds
aviarius, aviaria, aviarium
obstinate
contentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosum
of the color of boxwood
buxiarius, buxiaria, buxiarium
of Athens
Athenaeus, Athenaea, Athenaeum
of King Antiochus Magnus
Antiochinus, Antiochina, Antiochinum
of winter
brumalis, brumale
of whom?
cuius, cuia, cuium
obstinately
contentiose
one who was baptized when sick or infirm
clinicus, clinici m
open space for games :: open play-ground
area, areae f
overpass
transeo
overflow
adtumulo 1
overflow
attumulo 1
occasion
struo 3
oppose to
contrapono 3
occupy
colloco 1
orde
compono 3
office of a registrar :: office of a public notary
tabularia, tabulariae f
opposed to each other
diiunctivus, diiunctiva, diiunctivum
opposed to each other
disiunctivus, disiunctiva, disiunctivum
ornamented with silver
argentatus, argentata, argentatum
osier
vimen, viminis n
oar
contus, conti m
oppose
contravenio 4
outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service
capitatio, capitationis f
opportunity
tempus, temporis n
one chosen in the course of the year in the place of one who had died
consul suffectus
overwhelm
circumfundo 3
overflow
superfundo 3
overflowing
superfusio, superfusionis f
offend
committo 3
one who retires from a province he has governed
decessor, decessoris m
overture
antecantamentum, antecantamenti n
obtain
comparo 1 (2)
order in writing
codicillis praescribo
oppress
deprimo 3
oil-cellar
torcular, torcularis n
oppress
compresso 1
oppress
tribulo 1
oppress
urgueo 2
oppress
urgeo 2
outstanding
conspectus, conspecta, conspectum
of the goat kind
caprigenus, caprigena, caprigenum
obtain by purchase or otherwise
concilio 1
opinion
auctoritas, auctoritatis f
opinion
authoritas, authoritatis f
originator
auctor, auctoris c
obligation
stipulatio, stipulationis f
outwork
antemurale, antemuralis n
official writer
scriba, scribae m
observe
adnoto 1
observe
annoto 1 (adnoto 1)
ornament
condio 4
occasion
cio 4
offer one's advice to someone
consilii mei copiam alicui facio
out of one's mind
aliquid oblivione dimitto
occupy with
sufficio 5
on the spot
calide
on which the seats of magistrates were placed
tribunal, tribunalis n
obtain a title
titulum nobilitatis accipio
order
adscisco 3
obtain forgiveness
veniam impetro
one who draws out :: one who levies :: one who recruits
dēlector, dēlectoris m
occasion
confero
obtain
video 2
opponent
confutator, confutatoris m
out of his mind
alienatus, alienata, alienatum
objection
contradictio, contradictionis f
obstinately
destinate
overcome the difficulties
difficultates amoveo
observation
assectatio, assectationis f (adsectatio)
obstacle
cohibitio, cohibitionis f
observe
conservo 1
overthrow of the state
conversio rei publicae
order police
custodes antitumultuarii
overflow with
undo 1
originating
coortus, coortus m
opportunity
spatium, spatii n
of great extent
spatiosus, spatiosa, spatiosum
on every side
circiter
overthrow
detrimentum, detrimenti n
operate a restaurant
cauponam exerceo
occur to one
succurro 3
overflowing
superfluus, superflua, superfluum
onset
concursus, concursus m
offering bowl
cernus, cerni m
offensive
tristis, triste
out of danger
tutus, tuta, tutum
observe
servo 1
order
dicto 1
object
contra dico
oracular response :: oratory
dictio, dictionis f
obliterate
verro 3
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
omasum
centipellio, centipellionis f
observe
video 2
offspring :: origin :: occasion
semen, seminis n
organ of sight
visus, visus m
outward appearance :: outside
species, speciei f
obtain a thing
contingo 3
observably
sensim
obtain
aufero
obliging
commodus, commoda, commodum
oppose
compono 3
obstinacy
destinatio, destinationis f
ostentatious speech
commissio, commissionis f
often
compluriens
often
compluries
overshadow :: overspread
umbro 1
obscure sign :: obscure image
umbra, umbrae f
offer someone one's hand
alicui dextram offero
offer someone one's hand
alicui manum offero
of the same condition
consors, consortis
odor of the armpits
capra, caprae f
oyster
conchylium, conchylii n
oyster
conquilium, conquilii n
one little day
diecula, dieculae f
one who writes out accounts
actuarius, actuarii m
oratorical artifice
calliditas, calliditatis f
omen
strena, strenae f
omen
strenua, strenuae f
one who subscribes to any thing :: one who assents to any thing
subscriptor, subscriptoris m
of similar shape
conformis, conforme
open
simplex, simplicis
openness
simplicitas, simplicitatis f
openly
simpliciter
openly
simplicitus
on the left
sinistratus, sinistrata, sinistratum
overwhelm
demergo 3
one
sextans, sextantis m
of six
sextaneus, sextanea, sextaneum
outline
adumbratio, adumbrationis f
outlines
vestigia graphidis
occupation
ars, artis f
outside
cutis, cutis f
outside
cotis, cotis f (2)
overcome by sleep
somniosus, somniosa, somniosum
offensive odor
virus, viri n
ornament on a sword-sheath
catillus, catilli m
outer skin of animals
caliculus, caliculi m [2]
outer skin of animals
calyculus, calyculi m
outer skin
calyculus, calyculi m
olive
bacca, baccae f
offended
saucius, saucia, saucium
order
dictum, dicti n
oldish
vetusculus, vetuscula, vetusculum
obscure
spinosulus, spinosula, spinosulum
offspring
creatus, creati m
ode
odarium, odarii n
old song
catilena, catilenae f
old song
cantilena, cantilenae f
occasion
sero 3 (2)
odd hours
subsiciva opera
oratory
dicimonium, dicimonii n
oratory
ars dicendi
oratory
ars orandi
overthrow
sterno 3
offshoot :: offspring
suboles, subolis f
observe
speculor 1
observation
speculatio, speculationis f
opinion
stilus, stili m
obscurely
balbe
occupy
circumsto 1
office
statio, stationis f
observing the stars
asteroscopia, asteroscopiae f
ornament
sidus, sideris n
open the fight
certamen consero
oneness
unitas, unitatis f
magistratus, magistratus m
odor of a sacrifice
cnisa, cnisae f
odor of a sacrifice
cnissa, cnissae f
obstinate
cervicatus, cervicata, cervicatum
oppose
adversor 1
oppose
advorsor 1
overstrain the voice
vocem ultra vires urgeo
one not belonging to one’s house or country :: one not related to a person
alienus, alieni m
overwhelm with terror
consterno 1
obstinacy
animus obstinatus
obstinacy
animus offirmatus
obstinacy
cervicositas, cervicositatis f
obstinacy
tenacia, tenaciae f
ornament
cultus, cultus m
oppress someone slavishly
aliquem servitute oppressum teneo
of such a kind :: of such a nature :: of such a quality
talis, tale
overruling
superanus, superana, superanum
observe
contemplo 1
observe
contemplor 1
offered for sale
veno positus
overwhelm
deglutio 4
overturn everything
caelum ac terras misceo
obscene
Sybariticus, Sybaritica, Sybariticum
ordinary wine
vinum cibarium
ornamental table-leg
trapezophoron, trapezophori n
occupy a place of business
consisto 3
oppose
subsisto 3
overcome
capio 5
obtain a thing
usurpo 1
obtain
adsumo 3
obtain
assumo 3 (adsumo 3)
once and a half as much
sescuplaris, sescuplare
once and a half as much
sescuplex, sescuplicis
once and a half as much
sescuplus, sescupla, sescuplum
once and a half as much
sesquiplex, sesquiplicis
once and a half as much
sesquiplus, sesquipla, sesquiplum
one that takes up
assumptio, assumptionis f (adsumptio)
omission
cessatio, cessationis f
old-bachelor tax
uxorium, uxorii n
overthrow
diruo 3
overthrow
subruo 3
one tenth
decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f)
on account of which any thing takes place or is done :: occasion :: opportunity
causa, causae f
occasion :: opportunity
ansa, ansae f
of the same age :: of equal size
aequalis, aequale
original
auctoraticius, auctoraticia, auctoraticium
original
authenticus, authentica, authenticum
ostentatious
vanus, vana, vanum
of full weight or measure :: opportune
commodus, commoda, commodum
one who squints strongly :: one who squints strongly
strabo, strabonis m
old
vetustus, vetusta, vetustum
of double meaning
ambifarius, ambifaria, ambifarium
obstinate
pertinax, pertinacis
on high
supernus, superna, supernum
occasional
subsicivus, subsiciva, subsicivum
ordinary
usualis, usuale
out of the right way
avius, avia, avium
obtained by presents
adventicius, adventicia, adventicium
of the wing
alaris, alare
of the wing
alarius, alaria, alarium (alaris, alare)
of a year’s duration
annuus, annua, annuum
of ten years’ duration
bilustris, bilustre
ordinary
trivialis, triviale
ordinary
trivenefica, triveneficae f
of use
utensilis, utensile
of which one has the use or enjoyment
ussurarius, ussuraria, ussurarium
of which one has the use or enjoyment
usurarius, usuraria, usurarium
of which one has the use or enjoyment
usurarius, usuraria, usurarium
original
archetypus, archetypa, archetypum
obscurity
aenigma, aenigmatis n
open space :: open field
apertum, aperti n
otherwise :: on the other hand
ceterum
opening
vestibulum, vestibuli n
outside-work
crusta, crustae f
one percent :: one cent :: one percent levy
centesima, centesimae f
one that has the jaundice
arquatus, arquati m
original
authenticum, authentici n
one of two
alter, altera, alterum
occurrences of antiquity
antiquitas, antiquitatis f
outwork for connecting two points in fortifications
bracchium, bracchii n
on that occasion
tum
obscurity
caligo, caliginis f
obscurity
calligo, calliginis f
opinion
cogitatio, cogitationis f
one third per cent
triens, trientis m
opinions
sensa, sensorum n
often
ter
oracle at Delphi :: oracle
tripus, tripodis m
one who has three wives :: one who has been married three times
trigamus, trigami m
obscurely
velato
out-bid
adicio 5
overthrowing :: overthrow :: overthrow
strages, stragis f
often employ
celebro 1
o someone's detriment
alicuius impendio
oppose in comparison
confligo 3
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
on the right side :: opportune
dexter, dextra, dextrum (dexter, dextera, dexterum)
of any one
cuiusvis, cuiavis, cuiumvis
on the morrow
cras
on the spot
ad + Akk.
orgiast
bacchator, bacchatoris m
one who knocks out teeth
dentifrangibulus, dentifrangibuli m
outer shirt
camisia exterior
operation
tactus, tactus m
one way or other
aliquovorsum
offence, crime
delictum, delicti n
overrun
supergressio, supergressionis f
overrun
supergressus, supergressus m
oppress
calco 1
oar
arbor, arboris f
overthrow :: overturn
supplanto 1
obscure
turbido 1
observe
adverto 3
observe
advorto 3
observe
arverto 3
overturn :: overthrow
subverto 3
overturn :: overthrow
subvorto 3
opposite
adversus, adversa, adversum
opposite
advorsus, advorsa, advorsum
on two occasions
bis
of the swallow
trinso 1
of the swallow
trissito 1
of the swallow
trisso 1
of two spans
bipalmis, bipalme
of two spans
bipalmus, bipalma, bipalmum
of two years
bimus, bima, bimum
of two years
dimus, dima, dimum
on two feet
bipes, bipedis
on one's own
arbitratu suo
open :: open an entrance to
aperio 4
one of the Æons
synesis, synesis f
one that unites
adunatrix, adunatricis f
old age
aevum, aevi n
orthodox
catholicus, catholica, catholicum
outer space
universitas rerum
ostentation
ambitus, ambitus m
obtuse
stolidus, stolida, stolidum
on high
sublimis, sublime
on high
sublimus, sublima, sublimum
ordinary
consuetus, consueta, consuetum
obscene
spurcidicus, spurcidica, spurcidicum
ordinary
usitatus, usitata, usitatum
ostentatious
ambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum
obstinately
pertinaciter
over and over happy
felix ter et amplius
oil-vessel
creterrae, creterrarum f
oil-vessel
crater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f)
oil-vessel
cratera, craterae f
observer :: onlooker
aspector, aspectoris m
of a violet color
violeus, violea, violeum
of one’s own mind
spontanee
opinion
suffragium, suffragii n
opinion
sufragium, sufragii n
office
vigilia, vigiliae f
office
vigilium, vigilii n
open to the sun
apricus, aprica, apricum
overflow all around
circumlavo 1
overflow all around
circumlavo 3
overflowing
alluvio, alluvionis f (adluvio)
overflowing
alluvium, alluvii n
one who makes lonely :: one who makes desolate
desolator, desolatoris m
observe
asservo 1 (adservo 1)
observe
adservo 1
observe
asservo 1 (adservo 1)
observe the sky (by sign)
de caelo servo
observe
custodio 4
office of a guardian
tutela, tutelae f
ogee
unda, undae f
of wax
cereus, cerea, cereum
opinion
sententia, sententiae f
officer who summons persons before the magistrate
viator, viatoris m
offensive weapon of any kind
telum, teli n
of the land beyond the Alps
bracatus, bracata, bracatum (braccatus)
of the land beyond the Alps
braccatus, braccata, braccatum
obscure
subtexo 3
overpower
degravo 1
one who examines :: one who judges
trutinator, trutinatorris m
ordered :: orderly
compositus, composita, compositum
obese
amplo corpore
obligation
debitum, debiti n
ornament
decor, decoris m
on my departure
discessu meo
of what country :: of what family :: of what town?
cuias, cuiatis
ox-eye
bellis, bellidis f
old
canus, cana, canum
one-eyed
defioculus, defioculi m
object
voluntas, voluntatis f
of his or its own free-will
voluntarius, voluntaria, voluntarium
obliging
benevolens, benevolentis
obliging
benivolens, benivolentis
of a truth
certo
of course
certe
on the condition that
cum eo, quod ... (ut ..., ne ...)
of yore
aeternus, aeterna, aeternum
of yore :: of old
aeviternus, aeviterna, aeviternum
obtained without smelting
apyros, apyron
ordinary
solitus, solita, solitum
orchard
silva, silvae f
overwork
delaboro 1
office where records are kept
tabula, tabulae f
occur
cado 3